Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1983 volume:

Duxbury Free Library For Reference Not to be taken from this room Duxbury, Massachusetts TIDES 1983 PARTRIDGE THE TIDES OF LIFE In nature, the passage of time is symbolized by the tides. They are the rhythm of life, eternal life, ceaselessly flowing back and forth, from age to age. Tides can give hope for the future and remembrances of the past, for they have always existed and always will. On a smaller scale tides represent the highs and lows of every individual's life. One can .. feel gladness, only when one has known sadness; one can feel fullness only when one has known emptiness. Duxbury has a unique relationship with the sea. Our coastal town witnesses daily the extreme fluctuations of the tides. The tides will always be a major part of our memories growing up on the seashore. Our hope is that the meaning of tides will be remembered by everyone, so that no matter what the future may bring, people can keep their individual lives in perspective with time and eternity and enjoy each moment to the fullest. Contents Dawning Tides 1 Daily Tides............11 Turning Tides........25 Rising Tides...........75 Beating Tides.........89 High Tides...........Ill Twilight Tides.......161 Duxbury Free Library Introduction ) r4v‘ $ To The Class of 1983: As graduation nears, most of you have probably come to realize that you are approaching a major transition time in your life. When you turn eighteen, you become an adult in the eyes of society. Within a few brief months, a majority of you will leave Duxbury for college. Others of you will begin employment and may reside in another town or city. Some of you will join the armed forces and may travel to other parts of the world. What is important in all of this is that your relationship with Duxbury. the town that has been virtually your total environment for many years, is changing and will not be the same again. Yes, you will return for the major holidays, and maybe even for a summer or two. But. you will have found many new horizons that will surpass those of this small and quiet seaside community. But. as you go, remember that you carry with you the values, knowledge and special memories of your accomplishments and failures established here in your formative years. The faculty and I hope that we have prepared you well to go forth into the world and to triumph. And all of us look forward to hearing about your own special life adventures in the years ahead. Know that a part of each of us goes with each of you! Seldon V. Whitaker. Jr. Superintendent of Schools 4 Introduction Seldon V. Whitaker. Jr John W Mil! mr John R Pierce The personality of a school is the result of the interaction of students and faculty with the traditions of the school. Because generations of students turn over so quickly, each class materially changes (in one way or another) the traditions of a high school and thereby its basic personality. The class of 1983 should look back on their four years at Duxbury High School with a good deal of pride. You have left behind you a significant record of achievement and a sense of social maturity that has enhanced the traditions of this school. For this I thank you and wish you the best in all the years to follow. John W. Hill Principal 1 would like to extend a personal word of congratulation and gratitude to the class of 1983. Individually and collectively you have distinguished yourselves and been a source of genuine pride to everyone in the DHS community. By any definition it is clear that the class of 1983 has achieved extraordinary excellence in scholarship, athletics, dramatics, music, service and leadership. Your maturity, sense of responsibility and self discipline have served you very well and are certain to provide much future success. My best wishes to each of you for health, happiness and lives that are rich in meaning and satisfaction. John Pierce Vice Principal Introduction } THE TIDE THE TIDE RISES, FALLS There is a tide in the affairs of men When taken at the flood leads onto fortune — Shakespeare When I compare What I have lost and what I have gained What I have missed with what attained Little room do I find for pride I am aware How many days have been idly spent; How like an arrow with good intent Has fallen short or been turned aside. But who shall dare To measure loss and gain in this wise? Defeat may be victory in disguise; The lowest ebb is the turn of the tide. — Longfellow Sea Fever Time and tide wait for no man. I must go down to the sea again, for the call of the running tide — Anonymous Is a wild call and a clear call that may not be denied. — John Masefield 6 !mr xiu(tion Introductu JOHN P. MAGUIRE The class of 1963 would like to dedicate our yearbook to a faculty member whose enthusiasm for teaching and interest in students has added Vitality to our studies at Duxbury High School. He has spent the last 1‘ -.ears enriching students with his inspiring teaching, tar reaching know-1-edge and penetrating wit. His friend!-, nature anu his caring personality add to his charisma as a teacher. Whether he was discussing the Boxer Rebellion or telling us first hand talcs about World War II. he has made ever, aspect of American History come aii-.e with his unique sense of humor Despite a.l of the long cssa assignments, we appreciate everything he has taught us. Though we might not be able to gtic him fisc percent of Our future earnings, it is with great pride and pleasure mat we dedicate the !965 Partridge Yearbook to Mr. John Maguire DEDICATION Just remember that its a grand illusion, 'cause deep inside we re all the same . . Styx W e are all in the gutter, some of us are looking at the Stars . . . The Pretenders They say that these are not the best of times, but they're the only times I've ever known . . . Billy Joel The taster we run the further away the dreams that we chase become . . . Dan I-'ogelberg People sta just a little bit longer — we want to play |ust a little bit longer . . Jackson Browne It I fail, it I succeed, at least I've lived as I believe . . . George Benson Don't stop believing . . . Journey It you hold your ground it'll turn around, keep a hold somehow . . Jackson Browne When one door is closed many more will be opened Bob Marley Not all good things come to an end . . . 1:1 vis Costello This one’s tor real I II make it this time. 1 m readv to cross that fine line Steelv Dan 1 believe in the Celebration . . . I This is the life, they sav. that dreams are made of Don't forget, please don't forget me . . . The Pretenders 10 lrwt roductipn (Qm ? and, Deborah H Brooks Coordinator — Athletics Good Luck Kids Walter T. Kennedy James E. Lyng Director of Guidance Director of Pup:! So what is the problem? Personnel Services Henry C. Zabierek Director of Curriculum Asscssment The noblest question in the world is what good mas I do in it? Ronald P. Gerhart Director of Business Services There is no such thing as a free lunch ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF AND DEPARTMENT HEADS 2 FlCulty and Staff Mary C. Buckley Department Head — Business Education James Buechler Department Head — English Quia and Test are tour-letter words and so is Yale. Mark Gosciminski Coordinator — Music From the top please' Thomas D. Given Department Head — Science Dor. t fry the clamps John Galvani Department Head — Foreign Language Forsan et haec otim rr.eminisse iuvabtt. Edwin Grecr.e Department Head — Industrial Arts Faculty and Scaff ls Robert F. McDonough Department Head — Reading Alice J. Shire Coordinator — Art Art Forever Carl W. Meier Department Mead — Social Studies Mind games help I'm a rock Cogito F.tgo Sum Firesign Eno Lisa Smith Department Head — Home Economics Oh my gosh! Peter A. Saggese Department Head — Mathematics The light at the end of the tunnel is the headlamp of an oncoming train George Tcravaincn Coordinator — Physical Education 14 Facultv and Staff FACULTY Alice Baker Mathematics Good Luck Class of 198 ' Melissa Bristol Foteign Language Carpe diem. T. Michael Burke Resource Room Good Luck ' William T. Bristol Social Studies The real price of everything is the toil and trouble of acquiring it ' Foster Cass English Gordy. If you teach during the day. you wouldn't have kids for extra help Isabel Ballard Foreign language Horn Soit Qui Mai Y Pense Iris Brough Soence It is as fatal as it is cowardly to blink at facts . not to our taste Tony Chamberlain English See you in the snake pit faculty and Staff lS Ann Collins Guidance Counselor My favorites Kakav Furs • Tiffany Susan R. Cook English Whatever is true, noble, tight, pure, admirable — think on such things Linda H. Coombs Home Economics. AFS Advisor All right, who put the salt in the sugar' Marcia Connor Mathematics Jane Corliss Physical Education No one is in the locker room. Last one in the gs m does 1.000 push-ups' R. Clark Mathematics TSISSIICBIATSDWIE Have a beachy summer Sarah Crandcll Social Studies Not to know what happened before one was born is to remain a child. Anna B. Davis Art Nora M. Delano English On with the dance Let joy be unconfined 16 Faculty and Staff Kathleen Dunn Social Studie Don’t start sate project with half sas: idea Mark Dunn Mathematic If you ha « the wrong answer — multiply by Larry Bird Elizabeth DeOrsa Social Scudie Kathleen Dowling English Your children are not your children The are the too and daughters of life longing for itself Gibran Donald Dellorco Phyvcal Education AnneMarie Driscoll Home Economics Rip It Out”' Sort ' scoring aserage Paul Francis Chemistry Wasn't that a cute story — sou miserable kids' Faculty and Staff l m •I' John Fernandes Social Scudie . Student Council Adsisor Sa e the Alligator Gail P. Feldman Reading If vou are not thinking when you're reading, then go out :o play’ Ralph Frazier Physical Education Dana Green Industrial Arts Go fot l!' Audrey M Hibbett Physical Education It is absolutely necessary yoga Relax your toes Everyone out of pool. Wayne S. Fricden School Adjustmant Counselor The Courage to be imperfect' R DreScurs Robert Hayes Science — Office — Golf — Driver Ed Arne, go forth, and conquer Judith Kelliher Mathematics OK. Kiddos. Let's go Humdinger Problems Nancy Gordon Choir The true song must be sung in the heart or it cannot be sung at all Judi Heit man English Education is hanging around until you've caught on Mary L. Kelly- Business. Yearbook Advisor Nobody Can take my joy away from me unless I let them. I8 Eaculty and Staff Marcia Lantz Foreign Language Adios Amigos Robert W. I.auzier Mathematics Don't take the easy wav out Meredith Lehman Foreign Languages Ptr' David M. Kispcrt Socul Studies Something we were withholding made us weak until we found it was ourselses Gordon Leighton Mathematics Geewhiz icums This is a gift Good Guys' Charles Lagerstedt Mathematics Peggy Kostreva Spanish Dignidad sabiduria vision Que todos husquen sus pro-ptas molinas Harry J. Levine Science Get Smart' Peter Lynch Industrial Arts If something is worth doing, it's worth doing right Facults and Stall '19 ' i w I '■ . u John Maguire Social Studies When you strike ir rich remember rhc five percent Richard Marshall Supervisor of Maintenance See me later 1 Richard C. Miller The world is too much with us ‘Find a Summer Home poor player l’se your time Joy Mills English fare thee well and if forever. Still forever, fare thee well David Murphy Biology Who took my ruler' Pauline Mulcahy Special Needs Thomas F. Mcrna Special Needs Ronald Mueller Distributive Education Thanks DE kids for the great |ob in class, store DECA and Warehouse' Margaret K. O'Brien Chemistry The person who has lost the ability to be amared is but a snuffed candle .’O Faculty and Staff Ebire Mine Prmamer -ncc i--i3 c r- Vi i wrecee rcc D � Michae: Reed Frxr. . «Keue U'j' v .nr cue reel Ciro Simmons t-c.-vr. T� i; t Mr Yoc it � oec uroep B Schindler Eegjfab Ts k too Jtt to vrr« 2 remer -rcr.z Terr -- r,r Soft Mirths Pal trey Greece Cttaocr Betoic -ie' ! izr wxri OC t£i 'jCn f tee ! kne ire 3rowt2te Glean MKbes=aeia Bob Redtr.:e Mrttnm Occ — Ce — r r. tr c ccer Kzacboes' — Scpef Junes Qaeeov Gi as« Cctaeix r eoo -« i coc ci Joseph: R:ce G-.r� -.'c Cocraooe N; .eoc cat.: ett crece toe hi«r?i Cynthia Stone English Let me have our ear for a word or 2 or f Better to wear tmt thin ruM out Robert Sullivan Phvsks (harles Vautrain Media Director Look it up H IjcuIin and Stall Jennifer Sylvia English No homework it % Magnum night Period 1 of lee and donut runs Sondra I'phatn English There is within us an invincible Summer Camus John S. Sullivan Social Studies A wet hud never flies South at night in winter Jun Vinci Orchestra Director Music iv rhsthm. melody, and hatmonv but Musicians know it's much mote Robert Webster Mathematic v Science Isn't that kind of bi atte I Mary Sullivan MathematKv Good luck Claw of SV James E. Williamson Epbphatha. be open! To life, learning and love in your heart now and always Anne Welcker R N. B.A School Nurse Mens Sana In Corpore Sano Diane Wells Science STAFF Cynthia l.ocke SUPER SUB Pease Kelly '.a' 1 woddn t do this if I didn't like kids DHS Sports' Jean Mahoney Secretorv to Athletic Drcctor M. Jenness. C. Quine. J. Mueller Secretaries — Main Office F. Gibson. F. Lo ic Guidance Secretar.es r av .Its and Vaft B. Sullivan, P. Carlson. S. Andrew. E. Paul. P. MacCallum. M. Hillary Business Office and Superintendent s Office Joan Marshall I .recto? - food Sersices J. Santos. H. Green. Missing A. Guidabom Custodians H Gunnarson Crossing (iuard First Row Otis. H. Galvin, A Kusins Second Row E. Worobcl.J. Wolfgang.J. Bruno,( Balboni. R. Green. E. Mahoney Missing: J Bean. J. MacIntyre, II. Burrill. J. Cianciola food Service Staff 24 Faculty and Staff So then beach. bluff, and waves farewell! I bear with me No 4fi?g s:or.e. no: guttering But long and oft shal! Memory' Seniors Of this brief thoughtful hoi nursing by the sea. Jeffrey Adams Memories NX eekend Beach Hit Saquish J Wheelm. Back River Sk: Smittys DI B Always Bossstone who guitar and crank it PNX P Field Boy D. Foster — 7-9 and summers Mar to forever Times are rolling now for eve: Once D Always D Station History. Lets do it again Yeah' Prom 83 rolls with A T 8gp ALAAI: not past TWIGTBT. AMM P till i FTM The T Finally Out 1 H Bound Turn it up J M Lives on Chase Free Always Free bot the C the next day CD and slammed Ramble On Its over D Stitt Alien Eli) Memories: BBB Later off s 2-20-82 m-boxes Lob pots NX hats up noodles GC JM solar House JISM 2? swimming Qnry You chowderbeads Skating with BBB How is the ted front lawn Rico At Lisas at three l.JB 27 —fun Gordon Tomato soup on Bill Pumpkin hunting Hunting Vermont Off.T.Brn.I owe you B .F. Cruise HNX -G Fishing F.sh on Deux car by AS tmj B 7 skating F H. and ad on the path NX hats up SHAKIN Basketball Van Halen NX’e will panic much this vear John Glen Phil Frank Later DHS give me a screwdriver and another Jan Marie Allstp Memories: The forest echoed w laughter PP Happy' EE Love those wild eyed southern boy s Florida HO. 1.2 Sebago Summers KD BGV a long way to Manchester Conn homecoming 81 — BlU victims Ntcekel URU lMl But I can t help noticing how alike we are Tie CP This will grow wings on your feet ’Nils Joe Jackson — Fil A part of me will alwavs be you that much is certain no matter what else happens LYMS IF I dor.t see you in this world 111 see you on the next one Hendrix Keith J AnJrtui Cm mo Activities Football • ' Tortoise 50 Cusmo 60 Lear Buff -2N KISPY SI ’PER BOWL Memories The SI Bomber forever Rough Ron is on. Toga. THE Boat . • • | M nte, 73 Galaxie 500. W.NX Kcllroygood luck fish.CRONX Frog Spanky RETTS1E. Moe wille. Thanks alot Mom Owe and Dad too Tono Mika l.an a TOOT St BABY MAKE something of yourself for me Totrmgton days. CONNIE. RICHF.LF. a THE REST OF THE Bl.NCH '0 MUSTANGS forever Thanks uncles Dave A RITCHIE for evervthing I LOVE YOU MOM A DAD ALWAYS Susan Amaya Memories B-!V B-2C Barb with KDEGJJ V.9 22 78 I FABA’JJ PaP with Kristin. Cathy — sis cgs and snacks one am to fise am MAB Tuesdav Su ea We ve got taf cape with Sara NX S s Michele. 1 J Twentv-two Rah-Rah T and V in March The Eves sw A OH co-kelchipa GNO 1. Prom 82J adventurous sista Li up an with Gigidvno wah st with Kim and Gigi 2c going to Bf with Kim cb laugh much Kim ' Clash foreigher outlaws drag-mg G to E Y Inns cape house Vnos Moetee Reallvjoe' happiness Anty's MDJJM Goodbye doesn t mean forever mm with J Km tint Arm i inng Kris MEMORIES Carpe Diem ARROWS La little CANDY PandP-D JE R SOTM A my own desert placed. But somebodv said mirage, and it was gone with what I though' I most enjoy contented least parce qu a wish is the negative reciprocal of reality Therefore MFNH. dix-huit NHS. it HFCCDA et Succcess is counted sweetest bv those who ne et succeed GBY M D k t a n Mrs B mme.p Mr 1. chjcoo +0 devoirs Jan Marie Allsop Kristine Armstrong Keith J. Andrews 26 Semors Phillip A Baiir Activities Choir. ACT Pipn PBS Pa]m Game - Jesupstr Guys and Dolls Memories 7 3 81 Tango sorrs DM KM Mano beach parts — SS TPHB Annie redtank Dr H Prep Ms Sim Bday I D I.C CB RC BIA BELL LI. Bean PB Mai Prost Thrs Gen Goals Fist drsd MYC. lash divtRolIs ovr Merc — lien mav your lives be fulfilled and srav happs for sears to come — Thank sou Mom Dad love ya Later DUS Smile' Gugvry C Ba’kfr Gug memories: i muskas garden ports MDI.G one more time • 13 I dont remberJVP do your BRB ssheres the wrench' sht’ The Blankets On Fire Tf: HI' your choking me' halloween 9 get me a glass of SPLAT DONK BUNK CLINK'The crew is through thank you DRCC hes D J go check out that car thats ms skull good luck s w under pressure' noe really IX P iPSIi together someday we will be too Hang in there mom you've been cool, school but now I'm gone Paul 5 Barllttt B.irihhy Memo ts MR B N B DAN OPEE h bCris P geot Cvcles R. •! Mans Miles With IK) SS. K D N' IN THE BEAT BOX Pump- ing Iron With Bob To abe Days X ith Bill . Chuck What's up for the weekend' GDDMT i YUYNCVRMMLK VmeYard dass •! Edgartown -South lieach — Hitting Deer Boom as Best Sir You Have A Tongue’ H20 Skiing But I got Paid Yevterdas' AweSome D J Pedhead Than 1 Everything IIX Go for it Spinnaker 1 Sunfish Mudfights THOSE WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS Later DHS Thanks MOM DAD ILY Nicholas Baver NiiMai Bayir N.B Memories BEATIN IN THE BEAT BOX whitbread -around-the-world-race •! F LYER Rules BK « McDs Hit and runs s Jack and Jill D.llweeds FISHING At The Bug with Mr B and OPEE south beach best nice Ldgartown for fudge girl Home Made Spinnaker For Sunfish what Living life in the brakedown lane Ballvbalar moves out at 9 knots Drilling Possum MO B on SHAlX) X Fishing and Lobstermg With The IX Slow Children Women Nice Bob Burning In The M G with Browns TS M — Happs Days Cutting Wood Thanks MOM A DAD ILY ’ Maihitu Buuihtmii Memories Summer 82 Florida 2 8’ C R F Marnots M M G Now the fun realls begins B A.V.I.C I A T S I) I. S 9-81 Those were the best years Time to move on to bigger and better things If was real, and it was fun. but it wasn't real fun. T.G I.O. Thanks M and D and other 12 So long I) II S Seniors 2 Gregory C. Barker Mathieu Beauchemin Christine V. Beebv Christopher Bell Cbriilmt V. Bttby Bt bi Memories Frog New York fits Bargain Skipping Sreph MFNTAL HEALTH DAYS A-OOL-AK Milk sum Garhi tell the Truth c-lhtwwahw. wcbbfa IX) you' ENOLAEREH many thanks Ourania M Me A- my hang up w ElXso's K)l Ellen TI ABT Buss as a BB Chnssa. vous sere toujours rnon arnie Homecoming 81’ KSKSC - best of friends My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue An everlasting vision of the ever-changing view ChmltfbtT Bril Goals Topper field, Blackstone. Henning. Chris Bell' Activities Drama Troupe W Schlep At T PJ GAME Guys Dolls Trigger J.C Super Star PI PIN ' Rosa Magic is a far better thing I do, than I ever did Before Gong Show ho. Srd Metamorphosis. Park Plaza Hotel 81 SAM Split Nights, MDS llemi A •Misty ZIG ZAGSOnce a techie always a techie Mano-met Parties STATES RISE AND SHINE Black Art SPECTATORS’ DRAMA JOCK Sr Class Play H. Its ken real, bye’ Kdvsard M. Bell William A. Bennett EJu arJ , f Btli Memories I s History II General Patton Field Marshall Erwin Rommel Mercedes Ben 65CEOS Mr A Mrs II IX chicken woodworking so forever In the future shall I battle as of xore. DYING TO BE BORN A FIGHTER BI T TO DIE AGAIN ONCE MORE what will history sas In passing its setdict on me. if I am successful here, then everybody will be after my blood October 2 To the class of 85 ’ you have been born at sea. baptized in blood and have come out steel GOOD LUCK A Brinni Skip Memories I was made for weekends the CARS T party PTB HOCKEY 1 GARDEN BOI ND brother chip Kp milk Jug out of gas russun sub' Blue Jeep wick Pitt watchout for the post Robbys Summer home Mlbxs Pit A Bcnnys reality trwdttyihwdly Saquish na dippm I I Prom 92' GONE FISIIIN LOBSTER TUNS Mr k gi 1(W who cares' shes rude GrAsht Fb74 KgasAfX the boss street sign bagged Barks and IXk Hoc key party on the wagon Ps Tim po dtyd Joe s house ? day weekend Dud skating m of m nice we re golden beach thnx md later — Benny Christopher M. Bird Drwir L Brrna Oran Memories 8 1)ILY Tom Lakeville — bumps boat ride I II.' Butoo — ms hair PG'S pizza Eoadsbons Summer 81 Bikes, beach I watayan FBS Lil's sneak-give her can-dv' N'lCOLI Scopin findm Virginia yellow bikini, l isa UNWANTED visitors Seperated By IXstance Only Big Leaguesgt Tom EW'KUT 11 IS— I owe sou one ma RY’ I only want to be with you Texas is an expensive phone bill to Mrs Otland You can do mag-h Eilpop How sC.T. Lisa' — heebajeebv we re outta here LAURA ! thanx MOM a DAI) BEST FRIENDS 4-ever LAURA Cbmtopbtr ill. BirJ Cbm Memories The beach the crew born to be wild at Maudes Lets go swimming lies Wad Eutbol u Bad Buffy Goooood skiing soco nite at the hockey game EP slow down totally lightning bolt Ocean Pacific Town + Country Stokm hang ten nothing is real and nothin’ to get hung about Come together might like you better if Led Zep the Souths gonna do it again rebel The Forest echos with laughter American prayer zone busted 9-I7-82 Winter St you are there what do you mean osifer' We gotta get outa this place Joe Mama 28 Semors Graban J BontbiUirr Memorie Deer Hunting ma or NH' thought Long-night on the flit never pod off with my dream Lunker' Blender poet w Mount Gay-.-.' Rrogramin Marbteh l t day pleasant H. Dan-1 think I heard a squirrel- nan-pup mans fine da duck hunting with good buddy Dave. Banal. CARLOS, and MRK' New Year laughing over a SKIPOLE Aw ome Time Cutty hunk i The was to go Dinul' Borkwm Dipptn skoal cho kra ki Dos lie. doec Turbo Summer 82 Jonn-. MacBmw Rule Clambak to survive a whitbredr vukonterr THANKS CAPT BIZ’ Mary K Brady Mem one If Man Doe Not Keep Pace W ith His Companions. Perhaps It Is Because He Hear A Different Drummer Let Him Step To The Music He Hears. How-ever Measured Or Far Away. — thoreau the good old summertime Beach . June 81 The only one It too late to turn back now ALTJ L DIO S Night I IO, G' Saterdas w tnp Joumev through time Mov ie wr c see Ya Later AJ Thanx Aloe Mom Rock Rock away DattJ Brigham Briggj Activttie Football. 12M •� Superbow Bour.d Co ach Kandy I on W restling Hw I'ncle Ralphs Sachems A Clip' Bloods Stumps Defenv.se Specialist OB Mem; Good Luck Burkie' The Pit GS 9nth grade Sci Nice simps Orangewires Victim of the HEFS wp Rain snow thonder and lightning Meet ya at Alden Siamese cat' want the her schew' no. peoblem Turkeydav Dcnn-.s uturn I thought they were nice Take it out of alo That was then this is now What the grinding noi e' The I Giel Band Imusta ogt lost MGA Julie GBean LS Nite-time 40 hi 4 48 69 20 chasing rabbns' Springsteen' Thanx M D SKOAL BROTHER- Collrtn M Bnck Memories summertime Donne I said what' DP Spanish Lobstermg 1CH loB wood er.J flipper Aurora Anywhere with water Hurt so Good Top 40 stocks merging Hawaii Caroline alot of u have wild idea Here to those who get their off the ground Bentlev 41 chammade 28 at least 10 more Sea Boston 4am sternperson John loss man on the totum pole 28-40-18 The gear — i gone' Kalina ar. officer and a Gentleman Snows days Scxiras Football Childhood End T I T B M Fighting Irish Thanx MOM DAD )l!l E Brttbtri JiUyrtll Memories I eep inside I il always be a child t's something that can't be lost The past is precious ic the future is exciting' Sweet 16 at Halloween rom 81 82 Thank Denise. Linda. Adam — for all the good time 9 11 81 — 4 21 82 — Times III Never Forget chns Flash — ah ah ojA pcinchem dq McDs.n.Mrfd HONG KONG PHOOEY - cruising' Robin Hood' Thank You Beth Midnight walk sexy duLany worn 616-ejr 444 bos 80 Ahhhhhhhhh .. Boom • Hota Que pava • friend forever wap — wuju oogies — Japan bound' Let the good time roll faun D Broun StJir Memorie Field Hockey 11 Tennis — Doubles the Zoo F YB cket s parts !u h the clash 44 right here omF Joe Sc Joes Momma FTCLambake DROW N-Ml ( H- Due s summer M2 Ke! Sceph llyg tmiwnftgtwh sour right � musketeer s The Rovet we re Gonna Die — laterally The Universal or united diga me que tengo ser rosebowl wr r gb BF1 p reebgnob w BF MC. JQ. A PM — R E A D Kehsan A Roxanne — It� B.s. Lush tno who s Bests on Nk Gd TRID ILTD - POTLI CK Be home early IL Trouble BLOITOFF D-meats FIGHT YOl NOW - THE BITTER ENDILY - DMG S F.rrttt Bmrr.Tr.itt F.rntt Memories ANNETTE’ Rob. Eric. Deb, Fish Pemb . don e get mid. get even . .. Jot J Burit Burktt Activities Wrestling 12 4 Thinks coach Fra ter IN' ND Im stitsed how many over' Memories Briggs every thing is under control JeotgeclassofS' The orange w ires what happened I-earv SUIT I P negative clock Lousy SBF Cape trip Brighton R ) Giels I musta goe lost HUM • � 81 The Fit GS wd Push Dennis u turn 1 thought they were nice Goa! Do with your life what you want becuse If you dont you will never enjoy It Its been a long four years DUS Thanks mom and dad Ron V' Binttm Memories 19 1 dodge forever mom at dad thanks But How come keith Cant drive my cat Mike )vm class 82 get coudirt nice yolk get down « Dodge power wagon cant be beat’ Bonnie weres keith Keith wercs ronmc were did Tom ever go'usmeherei come Scmpcrfidelis uncle wayne need a |ob andrewsclan Keith II vearsandmabe more Mrs Kelly always After school work At 00 lady Di Vermont 82' Did dont forget to get me on friday. Falmouth The Boat Ron were did you get that car Beach driving The thing I would like to say before I go is if your going to do anything in life do it with a friend-Love ya mom A Dad Dtnnt i l Cahill Memories Prom 82 - where’s Pam. Mark — Mildred — Sitm Dan. LOVE ALWAYS 11 25 80 I get by with a little help from my friends — smitty, Pam, Phippy. Gary. Panic Timbo. Miss va Smitty Tweets Bottom of the pile The musketeers Desie a Gn 4-ever Than Pam A Mars for being there when I needed you most Road runner j.Giels Concert the last B B to go. Inseparables - J) IWLYA a N.F.Y Jerrv Turn the Page H A FLU M Brother thanx mom A Dad It's time to ramble on — southbound R'htrt 41 Callahan Boh Memories STAGS FB� SS TP sbematree. Jvbases Biorr dsw Maddog � 1 . 1.29 in 600 Expo state champs, mockery' Heinies Bill. sens. Mister. Peter B vs llegab; c mobile JKct Rwtuincat, Po Bick w Pete. In nomine pater I R Good win; wkscc Reg. whose on First skunk. 0000 chem. hw for CK. WM. ect Irnno TGC Mikes was Arr haha. tmigs Deke. just turning around oft Whose driving':' Frosh — seniors — I did’em all; now what ' college bound! Thanks m + D 0 Semors Robert M. Ann I. Cjnaian Memories Hooter. MB. Boone. Bunks. II a g t Deb' wear.jbjust call out my name — DEDICATED. Ski -st I Of party van. NPCP I'm flexible kneel CC 82 BSJDA V A S � fs, moonbeaming wrecked •“ on tape -moose' BAB toads . v no social value JAS-BF-D yrs HB Ha. 82 Bobby, line a form Bog parties - dd prim } Glen' QIB rides dexter summers. JT, matches Jr cress sear IX? valuable sand. Not me baby Sparkhe V4-GFJ Budkus. sallees. Tlunx Mom a Dad G II.Y see ya bye' Gltn .M l.apftma Memories what happened to vbV Otis. Clarke. Bru Redman Lets go skating W'heres Glen' The Galaxy All mghters Pac Trbo FairmouncGoin Swimmin Scott' BVI’swith Phil Bi Dont report thisSl P' Eetsgo on-ing Kristen — prom 82J D forever' nice truck scorms Led Zep — Been Dazed and Confused Solardanels ROSY PALM 2 If I had known it ssould be like this I might hase given it a 2nd thought — but real life sure isnt like school, theres some lessons that just cant be taught Tbanx Mom and Dad ElltU R C.irpt’iur Memories KEKE.MSCEJ Vs even Grad Party 82 tic tic Pcc — lake dont look now b-wall w ho are they ? IPSC smr England Expo NLGT btb - lose it’ Pj game Fdlr B L Foghat — why' laa % in her Cars i a u.c flows your leg' Eu. b HJJ H E P llomecom 81 nurse ctrnw M6 go wild’ Cat-combat- hit the deck mission of mercy TSCJ-Jo Mama sailing with. Kim and Kch b-ling shoe box caper OHW King C 90 mi no lights later Fla boys’ M l f stop singing in the ram — kidnapped K J a C Q to rescue S D C Miss Ya Lots T M I) T Lise life to the fullest R'.'ii Caitro Activities M II.S Drama. Kcvdub. Football. Speech and IXbate Memories Keith. Retch. Mike.Jeff. Kelly. Kurt. Rich. Senior sear at I) H S. — Choir and REAL Theatre The Dials of Anne Frank Monty. Thanks foe esersthing Take Me Back To Manhatten Festival in Boston The WATT— Why not' Party at Harvard — W here is Cam now Davide and Sarah — W clcome The Smell Of Leather — And A Few Other Things' Old Colony —John. Rick. Ike. Craig, A Greg’Outer Space or Inner Space' Linda 1.; Darin, Dan. Peter Goal To make it through college’ RuharJ Rlto Memories Chipimunk Chess. Yellow' Truck. Roll Mobile Nights at the beach, Scott sw.mmsw BBB noddles AFH Work at McD sand PAW Timcsand Riding XR s at Phil's and the Woods Riding to the B with Phil one dav 2 20 82 GROLN BSMBFE.M Following Land Cruisers to Dead Ends 1. time ACDSWSR 4- Fook B one with 8004- 2000 Doors. Cars. Van Halen. Foreign- • () '. RX-5200 (...as IMIWAMGAKIM ION ATS HW SD. KH4- DG. To have a half decent car somedas so I can blow away Roll Mobiles 4- 200 SX S. AFA next sear A F-I5 after that Later DHS Timothy John Ctplanki Tim Memories H(X KEY states at the Garden LYMB The I S O.T.C in Colorado W PBW M Beach LYMP The (ars w.th BBPB DMSOTT Hockey Pam with � 1 Barks WWMFM FOX Benny's Russian Sub HITBAP Dalton Tearjerking talks be fore the big ones b Mr K HOC K EY FYIWSMK Doc s winter health spa Pitt Middle-burs LG-JW'g Benny The Great Gretzky BC Mlbxs I MIX I PAY GEMK The Office z.ggies •:� Garden Bound Robs Set your sights high, be determined you will reach them, and if you fall a little short, gee back up and go for it again Thx M 4- D Timothy John Cc larski Anne L. Canavan Richard Cattell Seniors '-. Philip A Cbnnlm Cbiz Memories The Roll Mobile The Duxbury Beach scene-How about those Red SOX'The Cutlass chase. to close to the end for me The Place, the Senior-Graduate buddies Collet crash, vorrv girls Racemg Crocket was the bev: Part of Ja Band M X Gang, fighting SA.t'SS Nimita in N ks pp N ks pool The Who Carnbean cruises, the Aik boat, no I) A there Cape trips The canal trip with G W and M Z Doyle in sulls ™ the Asylum Sr Class bash with the Peanuts, something fermented So much for the D H S Dtnilf 0 Cldirigj Memories Black Satin Midnight Walks Detectives Away The LAKE The CAPE and The DG • Candy' a Life Saser LogCab-.ns. Barns bogs Howdy! See sa DUS T C •' w JJLJ w candv soap • AMDSCL J V-Ball 1 SFSA • Skiing •Ja rer-cise Tap Biking-Gsm' OJ and PC in chem •• One touch of nature makes the whole world kin •• Hojo’s work much' • $ te 4 yr olds 2 18 81 klldchn dlrgm Florida New Hampshire McD s Mrfd Hong Phooey Ahhhhhhh . BOOM! Good-Luck to all’ Friends Forever Jill Linda Hi Sis • Keep Flying Laura Thanks Mom Dad Denise O. Cicicrcga Sim j Cnlo Activities Football — Defense 22 Memories MMFG M ighty Monte Hop p c MOOO LO(XX X ) Tw t cranks Buff Benns H Five-O Dano Margarret Chang Bookem Dano Wet Kimbi Prom — LLike Million bucks Bur ard Harrs — unbelievable The kid-Do the right thing Doughnut run Sea Grull Low 1W)JR sear Jonathan t' Clapp Memories SD. Pick up again Oct on eights l abor Das As One Florida, airport S SKIING Mt Sun Many more trails to go Hitting those Bs Bill W M Jamming Bob M No Expectations The Rolling Stones Finger print File, will play'JAV Soc 9 A 10 MCSO. 12 DIIT Listen to me on your satellite J and B sing within the Latin family Mr G . Vale' Everyone is Human IIFFLLL.Ts Heather TI M and D Goodbye DHS. Remember. ICl'AD No Expectations Steven I Cislo Jonathon W. Clapp Virginia Ann Coffin Ginny Activities band. Literary Magazine. yearbook Memories Clone twins FREEZING football games Nurse'Paula ask sour mom Alwass need a tide PG — God Hey Joan what s up' Sadie Hawkins oops' Rose — always on the phone Clams LEFT LEFT always babysitting tab'J Geils Stray Cats. 50sJaw forever P B . J M . P S . G S . C A The good times are forever and the bad ones fade away Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward Thanks Mom later DHS l.yJia 07 Collty LyJ Memories will never be forgotten 7 4 81 Whos to blame Whos to gain' 7 15 85 Forever MMsCP LTDMUNCH Pplprmd monrnt Wreaths' Thank you Al-key-club Two tickets Summer 81 WRs rainbows SC Gloucester Prism 82 SWAK stone eat n Adventurous Gumby gek taking a trip' dont forget us Norfolk Tooth fairs puzzle caps let split t 4 at Tammys Purple Licorice at the mall Im neutral fort Duster water' $100 bet 9 17 82 Pies' Bndbs Twins unicorns friends ate forever Tootooth onknoll 1 15 82 Tony turn the page 50f4 Itsasdho oH night Im Young Im Wild Im Free I LOVE YOU TAD' WAF Virginia Ann Coffin I.ytlia W. Colley 52 Semors LynJa .M Colley Memories All paths lead you to a friend l.yd dylh twins' HORN TO BE WILD the forest beach bums I MI C the � B s of life GNO Drive In Al-Kev Club Erin — was it the Cape' — swimming Arm Kristin I warned you about V Monument SC From 82 — Drippy'S the )B's of life WR Many road tnj s Cath G + T sall the wav Buzecruisa - I LUV I'TJD 10 1 79 pool hoppin at Vai s tkfahyw m the greatest of mu's Gabri-fort parties I I. Memories are Foreser Suphawt F.t rn ConJrni Memories summer '82 — the best' 8 21 82 — The CLASH' Diga me que tengo ser' 05 - Right here’ |oe ft: joe s mama'’' the 4 M s — kelisan. sudie duck, trace, roxanne — l.L TD‘ LT RIO scars monsters FYB EMR, ISK’S — buddies' You re right’ R I A ,'! is it Universal or United' Hello, my name is Betts' Kett s bash' IT Clam bake' RBND Tablets 2nd time round drown much, duck'’ POT LI 'C K' Kel's ROVA — open door BKruns E T P II Rose bowl sw PGB ft ' ■ KG Triples ft NAURS' YLE's PTY MYPTY' I only told � ’ III PM JQ Edward - BLSY' W liv don t sou tell me bout the mysterv dance' EC get awav HEN ot Punk BY I.ynda M. Colley Stephanie Ellen Condnck Anduu William Con nail Activities Sorry M D wasn't born an athlete Memories Miramar I filled up the salad bowl Colin Hows Sidaes' FUJI Foreignor Billy Squier Myer s l eild smoke show drive-in Heidi A IV II YL Paul-Olven freindlv game ol fist to face Prom 82 — Heidi Van llalen - Pretty Woman Black Sabbath THE WHO Brown Malibu Sic Driver EUGENI, slow ride Jeff rake it easy Were outla here Steve Frosties in a silver Continental anylsody want to go to Columbia Shooting Stai Bad Company Lata Dl IS Much later see you soon HA Ktt m I) Connrtty Memories the tamer BellHop llrllflect COD I Wanks happy hornball acorn gatherer controversial BollaCk TGE Cola can ' he Whoigan Nova — nn. tlvc sage BLW' tin- Hoss manipulation s-D 8 82-Ye big ones biggest bash so river In F. tcwnc. ypG the list - � street wise sarcal DDB IHY throw it in the well J V Parties mentor me collms college You loser1 window duty lost in the flood Macs I.HWOOIE - B GE Kevin I). Connelly Chmlophir Stan Connor: Chrn Memories Time, he s waiting in the wings memds wkdn He speaks of senseless things IX)N YOUR ANTLERS DM42 His script is you and me No Linda, I am Hi 'i FDR 'Hake you time Retch HSR XTC GIMP THLZ TRI � XM 5ADJ li.sg No C ows ; MOB I XX AS ♦ WW 11 I tdy' Tequcakes Music is a world within itself Oedipus Hears field With a Language we all understand No rents Rock � bit Stevie Wonder Peppermint + Yack, in the back' Chasin Is this anybody s golden age. ACT SBCN W ST-Zoom' DS Or am I thinking of a golden cage' l.o HA' IIA' HA' Joan nr Mar it Conran Memories It seems like it just began and now it has ended. For a new begining Activities Drama. Literary magazine Memories Rainbows A CT The Quincy — GTE, Summer — 82. Cape Cod.Jordan Hospital Volunteer. I LUV New York Goal To be a successful Nurse and enjoy life Thanks M D Joanne Mane Coo an Seniors Si l.yz Cook Hour Memories All the world's a stage' ' Stannaker Mouw Sunsets and Unicorns Etiquette and the Prom . by M B K R TO C I. and K M. my rainweather friends N . Luke. Homeroom Tparties G S.T.Q. Deirdre And on die 8th day (he lord made Thespian Celestial Dan-driff G.N W.l John P Buns forever’ TISATAAFT ILY Mom and Dad. and the (htce Stooges’ Charlie's Angles on Patrol Go On. heat it! This scrubbing bubbles going down the drain Brian Ctfttfan Memories flHPJV OSTDAOI iP + s Iwksll Bla er Freeze The Moose 11.11) 7.J412 sparks out (lie back in Mum Sat Nites oser GW ths Gp 12 point turn lP + —Iwksh Curtis Run Prom 82 aJS Lost in live Forest ths SB Hockey 6Cars82 LRH No Party Here BS games in K's ( r Record is aJV I IK 1.1 Yl 1 IK IXXVS Pty's = -mir lll'YA The Beach was made For WKcnds Med + Beh bsch WOV Iwcird ride BH TNJAPI) ths clean up crew Mid Rambler J28-A6LHIB T6ATBT LTGR HSITA If your dreams and goals are within reach, reach higher ths Mom + Dad Maryboh Margnt Coilrl o Col Memories Hooter. Bunks. Boone. +B Hoot, are sou' HsFIMl M s + d s 1X FN'S at DS. SKIING. SKI mobile, BMVC Bobby, sparkl.es Toads RPI.D BB JT-DF.DIC ATED. SBJ Wrecked fZ4. Matches. 3 2C' MIB BOTW 21 HAD. Ddajrs K.l DFB Florida 82. C l 83' Tlie Vega' KS in a V It sass Green' Sup' Catch ya on tlie flip side’ ‘ • s G + T s Just another excuse! tipringbri-bn We hase no social Value’ NPGP How are your onions' REAR’ FOF Not me baby TMIISLCSL Moon-beaming oh WOW! it sou see someone w ithout a smile gise cm yours’ Tlianx P+J See ya. bye’ Jamn D. Col Ur Spunky Activities Football. Track. Weekends’ Memories Juls 1 10 2 ’?) Noseguard Mcisaac Monster Where’s (Fie Party I.ise Sc Let die stairwas S S l.isa Old Spunky tnck Pit Parties Bnan Goodbse DMS Thanx Mom + Dad Dl.Fi + FloM Good Luck Coach Kispert We gotta get out of this place’ No one here gets out alive’ Breakfast of Champions You gotta wanna We beat Middle boro!!' All the Way ' TsNK I.FwtWoGod Reggie Jaselm. Pole vault 190 12 what does Reggie want' Ketih I ’ lata GUTTY Now-Get Ready -ItheC of 8V Dian Crumlnh Memories III be glad to get out of here’ My Goals are to go to college, get a good job. and become sets rich ’ I would like to sav hello to Patti. Janice. Suessan, and Tracy! Hope to see you this summer DitJri T Da him Bril Memories The Royal Wedding July 29 1981’ I.LP C P A . P FI Deer Isle — true simplicits Getting back to Nature’ l ose sou P. P. S. K LOVE YOl MOM DAD SC CM Nil B. L.P SS BJ Goofs Paul Brandy's always (here Golden eses WUM I ish Diets are forever Water At last Mr Be (tones history class. A I S ENGLAND where dreams and fantasies begin and end A P Calculus Abandon Hope all ye who enter Here, hopingly' Magnumpi Raiders of the l ost Ark Remember Chicago — Coleen N Y ( on Maura F.d Adios Brian Corcoran Marybcth Margret Costello A James D. Cotter IX-an Crumlish Deidre T. Dahlen si Semors Joseph Delorenzo Slettn Jnrfh Dairy DtaHt Memories CHRIS. May 1' 198? — Crash. Steve ■ Trig SF.PT V). 198? Crash Sreve w ;• out Tr g Mello Velio Golf. HCC II Cl Muni, Wilbur. Hi .Munk a an Lisa. 1‘Jf.R — awesome. Prom 8C psyched. JC and II Munk in the snowbank. Chris and Dub; Forever. Dub . The Hdl . Have an idea Nightmare , Than mom and dad Horrified ;Goals' Lawver. A.T.M.C See sou Later' Rtirrt E. Dai id .Mini Memories Crash � 1 VP-8’. Sorry Dub rt v only a tender bender RFS = TRl'B Prom 8$; Wilbah Summer 8, Hi IXib and Chm. MK M Man. Loserboy. what a nightmare. ryaLatgtwht. barely made it to the John Cogger Concert 8?. Crash •? 9- 0-8? your turn Dub! Steamy windows at the Drive-In' Good Luck all' FDD. JR M Awesome, gofmunk Remem.ber you a ways Lisa Homecoming '8? It's been real guys '; The Boat; OTLORGTK. Golf Team, summers at the course. Thanks Mom ar.d Dad' Cross Country. Bye cause its time for me to fly yw. II DrUtrk Drkr Activities tyears Varsity Tennis. Statechamps81 � . � -Awsome. Loy al fan Memories W ildmany tripp'c pass at Seabury pthmw. bbkhbof dlbyob. ko ;d!d:ts. the Soys in 81 dp'tw Good Dubs DP. DH BB. Jdacc Gwhar Forgot ckhbhbp jpclrcwtr.c, Horg star Sowrdki. 8P8 Spelbas The B Gip Ck ,v BGW play football Tie Cars Plus Tax Homecoming BchCom Steph SuosdansF avecJJ. JPatfh. Thanx Ragsr pc MsaBch F PjkCS Do Lawr.s BC Gise back Deks books JC TDpcy LD. HC. ak Don't St, p Believing ’0000 tor s TNT. Sk Champ CH Goals Be Sucess Ten teach Gou-safa Au Resoit' DHS Thanx Sandy L DtLtUa Memories like the cornets of my mir.d CP My End less lose Summer vi 1 luv NY' Grm, h me' M. dear B 1! A Char FW M The Gang Let the good times Roll' — Terooh baby ooh, said ooh Take a P'YNLM Sat. R summer, sgab' Dreams w 11 come true � us Bimbos Jules Bash — Lift Then — the Bust’ Its the laughter we will remember skin-dip Case blind-dates. I miss you Cathy Lynn Red and Rit Kingston Bound a la Badnes Fan Gub' Toga' Lena, thank you FBT; SFA s We salute u' Papa G's Proms Patter 111 never forget the wav we were J� mf Dtrvtvie YaIt A lot of people in Europe think drugs, criminals, rich men's parties, and things like that are the most important part of American life The truth is that this country has more freedom than any other country in the world and most people don't spend all their time on crarv things Most Americans work hard and they want to enjoy their money in peace be: iors Cb Jusuf Dervovic Robert E. David Jon Deklerk i Kanin Fdizahnh DtdJ Memories Skiing 1 Bimbos. The C reek Prom 82 with David Skiing at Cannon Bretton Woods Sundays at Ply State Forest Green V icho!as lour pup! The House of The Rising Sun o«y concert' spIXet' I gotta get a car' Kim A Sean remember wFien we Imported is the best Gann A: David, rnv 2 favorite peoples Killer l oads C hinese Food Zombies Its code out radio blowout Burger Pit A Dunk in Donuts ar MidnigFit Goals College — Xursing — Good in doesnt mean forever! ’Thanks MAD for evervtlnng' C F a the Fst. ate Great! Laura May Ddloff Memories Fie Careful which dream sou clutch foe dreams come true' FPF Main Than to ms buddies I (mails made it' Dadds sCadds GA Sum82 l.isa. rny southern huddie F.sin III always be here for 1' juju Saquish' Jus kiddn Sodium, MAD TFianx for everv-thing! In mthymias mlisdhs ptoms of 82. Blake, where are you' Kiss 108 Car- Where' Help. Im Low! Purple-Power! Steak a choke' Bridget A- Sugar vacation' Strawberry fields forever — Beatles Pat-wat ramtsows! IXane. Taryn — your so peettv I Live In Jeans Does That Make Me A Bov' artgtwh’ Now What IX) I IX)' Ann Mart £X iiv Memories The Goon Squad — l am. Steph A Steph. Sharon. Ann Ac Squeeks. Kiss 108. ssf. smu — B Vs. Sodium “ A 82 Gmnthgil yollm. Tennis. Kells F lorida. P R Prom 82 Be Naughts. Megga — W P. Bed Buddy — sS B Give to the world the best you have and tFse best will come back to you. Jamaica Highway. Summer 1982. Best Trnds SDTF SBSD. (Xterama I.bony A Ivors, Bisli sleepover. Snake'em Ssvss Mt Nuggets' Kinks. Get a Cirip Spa Slip it Bain we can do it take tFie time. IX) It Right What Hangs Ann' Burke s' You Dill' Than Mom Dad' Linda Dtuknt Dulany Memories All the world's a stage and I m tFse director' Peach Out' Give me a bag' Some are born to sing the blues see much of the concert. Nance' Proms stop staring’ Freshman!'! A C I Jaa Choir. Pacesetters -- bye Bruce' Page thirty-three (dirts old man) Three (that thurs-das ' The Island' Babysit — they re home' FootFsall' Me' Jenny come Fsack' Penquins Quackers' Tlianks Nancy-Dee. For everything June 6. 1987? Ho-Jo's — E F F. L ' Skinny-dipping' CXange Juice John' Worn si! Chili who' Thanks DHS — later Laura A Dytr IJJ Memories II.Y Joe July 1th 8A Texas Moeocross Lakeville Buton PG's Pizza foadsFsons’ Summer 81 Bikes, beach. l.-about-PAC Dean her Caesar salad' Nicole Smurf scopin' — findm . Mr Meanie IVad (lowers alive in ms heart ov-ni Dean's private Hairdresser Gumball Machine rings The Future Takes So Long IX)xF urv A Brockton are far apart, but Joe and I are dose at Fieart Laura. Laura DeanFsop'Shrink Deely Bop pers Planet Claire Sills Girl' Are you sur' Thanks Mom A Dad Best Friends -l-Ever Denise Darin P Eddy Dart Memories FINALLY' It's who sou look like not who you are J B Summer 82 . . |oyrides . 72 C amero I8th just checkin the place Golf The BomFier . . hyperspace . GGO awesome The Police. The Rolling Stones. TFie Clash. Jackson Brown Good clean fun’ GTHHASP HC. DYWTB.4.17. 18 TFT MHCIWALY Roxanne RamMin man straight to ILYMDMJJD HYATTT-MIWMY I can do it Thanks Pete A Heidi TFvanks Mom and Dad ICi Semors Peter Evans Kelly Ann Fallon Tamra Ann-Marie Fasolino Jklu A nisi EJmunJi Sfhullzu Memories Look at the face- Worn (lA2t Drama — Hojo's HilDEgarD' Worms ACT — east parries. I'm Comfort AFS — M V antennae Pac-Woman Hot Scuff HR with PTSAL BCS 1 mg Lunch on the end again' LV.CLSJA NPGP821 8i i — glasses, chickenw ;-.gscoming to Consciousness Swimming Where's Bethlehem Deutschland Anybody got any extra milk' AAT-TFTPTLIA42' The world has no existance whatsoever outside the human imagination 2en NHSUaI Somebody kilted the duck Brute FIS fllv A 1W MY CLC ILY RDSR LOVE A Tks mom dad Pun EidD Memories Motra 1WTTFEYHDFM. ILYBACX. KYIMHI M. YAML. YAMO. suwtbtnhw. spswmf To ms sister. RYHABTFM. ADES CFM. ILYS Prom. 81. 82 Danny s Song Las la Oct 26. one lost afternoon with Smc' John the A1 to Miras will lise' Riding shot-gun with Daron Thanks to T.C.S JFBY' Summer nights with Moira and Mr.Gordon 198V.Cant i.:' Toms Mother and Father, TYFJBTACFM IHTYWABAPOM. Aiaoy. ILY |'M GONE Bratu-yn Alary Fair ,r-.:hn Memories Thanks Duxburs foe a wonderful year' 8 supper Moms and Dads. ILYall Ike Her — Jenn Pssch papper no worries, mom' Pink and green Alligators esers where Tennis � 1 AGYG enchanted BB making mud pies. Cheeseburger TG Anyone for Vege-mite Kangaroos in ms backyard Gise me a break Snow-ski NH. but give me FL-D Vk 1 82 Summer tour of my life McD s again ' CAL ILY NYC Browr. ie — the ervy CR MaMHRSFFS PreCatc-fnsbee' Class 82 It’s all a dream. Goodbve is not foreser — 1 11 be back soon KtUy Aik FaUvt Krhttni Memories Why don't you tel me about the mssters dance 1 Ptom 82 - D1TY DW1.P'ES - rah' WEAKRVCars-iac' sa-jornama DUC K A ROXANNE ILY' 4-Musketeers' - RIGHT HERE’ BFI CLASH — Diga me que tengo ser SI MMER — ILTD' — Ja’.LOXOXO STARD a TMBTS’ JB-NYE' edward -lefTRY-JQ-PM! Blow it off-it s hiss' PC.C.LAKE’L TRIO-THEROVA' FTCLAMBAKE’ drowning ducks Been Borg' Crk sbash Rove Bow — wPGBa2' Take Dr. 2pts' co-sue chipA' MDAClanlLY' Is it universal or United Ms name BUFFY' X YUECYOTE! KF.KEM' Somedas we ll look back or. this and it w 1 all seem futvnv' Sara Han Forge Memories •’ Field Hockey. Track DRAGONS •: Nl.AD Pg6 45 Sunlight Valles Cods. Wsomir.g' THACH. Tina. Dar.ds. Bron e babe. Ter.nesvc Stud mud fights’ E1K CREEK RANC H'Grand Tetor.s Bear tooths 782' D X 81 Vi 82 CARS82JAY ar.d Metabe! ILY Foreser' Morgan and Flower Beach bound' STRIPES. Lisa' Thanx. MDPTJ WCGGN. ILYA' sas what Pass that bs me again ' Cassiop.a' TH.DEN-BEAR ATS. Dl'FUSTimms. my b-.g brother and pa! foe life Thar.x. I LUV U' Lose si lots PEPPER' Bse BEAN and CHADWICK' Stese. POGIE. TINY Liam. Farmer Bill I LI. MISS YOU' LATER DHS Tanrj Amm-Marit FauJtno Tanni Memories The Goon Squad Bish. Steph. Otteram.a Craigs '.A2i. Skills, squeeks Sodium Ssss' Snake. Go-for-IT Prom 82- Mike KISS 1 Chase' Beach Bum lets Dance Catchm-rass Stnu-faced — B}2 s. GMNTHGIL YLLOM 'Terr. Strawberry. DOTU Right . I can sew it Benatar. SYF Take-a- p . Banana. Touch-down. Lifes a- B . Spar, kinky Grounded Steph ’. Soccer J V Midnight — Realestate. w The It sou lose something, set it free, if i . comes to you. J sours. If it doesnt It neser was Take It eass. but take it' THANX MOM A DAD LUV YA PR Cal HrjJforJ Hamilton Finlay BraJltt Memories Big WHOE Should I stay of vhould I Go' ( 1 ASH 82 Guctoe Ziggs Toh mass John Cougar 8’ Hydro Fidley Wharf a Good Fsos YEAH' BF.NDIX BFD ELLISON'S Thanks Mr. Sc Mrs A What A Summer ' Smitnes NASTY HEART 82 TXGR It's on Fire Kibball Union F AT Bilbo come to think of it. I'll have someGhanga' YAKIN V2G-2-I0-8-12-0-4 Thanx M D I ulton St Big Dance Ttack 82' 8 V l.ct us thetefote do our best to live But one day at a time' Hi-FiGus Ivejust Begun' Catbtrint Hopt Fnhir Cal Memories flood of smiles and frowns 2 bstffe - l.al.o. La La KJBJDDTG K' llomcom 81-82 GLD M M kitch table-talks HS sec M J grew up critical time SCB GHOL THE Haircut I II I KSSKM nutse cat JW peep.n tom combat dunes Flights’ + Mission of Mercy IOI' 1-SB CK' Grad party 82 Jette-horr.c' JVC's F iat w JJ s shoes BD's patties Khla c of slidown CLASH mailbird KmgC. 90 mi — no lights' lata Fla boss Frankee shoe box caper TRID w B( s car on top' bag night Toga frost) JECiuuicii Mnt LHDY BE A CLOWN pssch — psvched You made the diff Ftanchic — the Best' I get there records I)' Acts 2 28 Frin Patna FrtJtrnk Memories. Be careful which dreams you clutch for dreams come true' I.MD-MAINE Richie. II.Y -1 22 82 NHCC Sleding Laura Best Itiends fotese: never forget 1' Proms' F unny funny haha D E — Smiling faces kc cream - Girls in Purple EE IX1NT Bill. YOl'R NAILS. SODIUM Diane A Mary Claire ssc are lost'1 What I REF.' Gymnastics — celebration Baby Sitting PF Springsteen’ Bo-Bo A; mte Pat W'at. tain bows’ luhe. W hats them atta ' Chandler School ROR Good Luck - SKTBMOM.THANK YOU for watching ME GROW AND BEING There when I was Down' Now I am on ms was' .Mary E FmlanJ .Mar Memories JMCSLEJ'FF‘DUTF. Best Bad Get At a Here NoTime to Talk skmg Hall‘NOT ME BABE Im 2 Precious FO ADIDAS' BAGS C AT Dont wor-ty Bout Mr MIWMH ‘Summer on the run. LAI R I Loved it No RENTS' SUMMER 82' The Best' IAI.YJW CAD C isss wish We Were There ' JYaTGI Hey EYE My Hand Is Alwass There ' New Years Maybe Sue IWTBAV WHY? THANKS KAH Jim C Cusome DAY Private Beaches WIT Watch oset me LET IT BE TIINX DT IPY Problems want go wrong TTGOYBBI B! AC K Berts ' corno' G in a Vette • BARROW CYLG YSMBT NO-VC Y Sir phot J Gallahtr Stitt Activities su uki do it in the dirt 1111. FIELD LIVES ON light House Blues STl'l wheres the tent' Till KIDS ARF. AI.RIGH I Memories Dazed and confused. IRIDAYN RIDING ON THE CLOUDS Remember S BP AC SC | P C N Luck A: good times are with sou Hey JEFF P YOUR Mothers Calling W'e Kept The Neighborhood Alise Cioals Living in the lime light and cruising with the BAND DatiJ John Garni ion Garry Memories Im GsFti Nice lies Kes. Take A Sun Me My 1 Wood GOLF Thanx Purple Hay c STATES -W cis Bn’ . 1 s ama TCC slow Talking Says S2 gbs to BG MC C SUMMER 8 iC, to One AM 9 2C. 0 TM Dvgha Bite' 11 A . S “ Thanx Off M 1)1 A Majority Rules 1 Nite C.Am LY WJD. I A the TF.ad Road house Blues Butg Misa BHB sgfs Had Sum Fun W Coff Fort C ourt Ig Ma Good Luck Tougs Another Story Sum Fun W the 2nd M HJC 10 9 14 Bag I he Long A Winding Rd by W 476. Jump. How Hi' YOU MOPE Kisppilfg Ihanx You Guys. You All Hex ‘11-8 S and RIP THANKS Mom and Dad. How does it feel, to Be On Your Own Erin Patrice Frederick David John Garretson 48 Scniors Ktiib £ Gitidr Mcroooet Bov or, While ail wfr.ntf. otn summer NX'� t r ski much' Ye You Bet' Back R: er flm.nothin but the best Scnrree — pet the root wet' S.re'Go fo- e' Cir e those walls. watch tt. nr.v tumbles Hypothermia ot whit Funic' Eueer. pet in the water now' Nice John mini B-Gu lies to Clarks' B-.ll and the Sew and Sew — bev time Lifeguard. 2 20 82 Beadlv BT NXooe Ho Luke Goe to Barefoot Jum.pcn bs Beg Lighe � ax.bofr. for sure' TYM Dl the BN wherever the r n w and a calm sea lOu will alwats be able to find me Endless Sum men Pjx.j Marie G:w . Mmonet A Fncnd a someone w So sands bv you w net. the res of the world � a n out coram.g-uxon-soousness psd beauty Hut a nice dav’ . The Re NX heel barrow hfccd4 dfl Mifchint Band x: out of Sep.again' Lx mag v-book 8J Kath . 4 Michael in Mas member Mrs B AP Hat I las period traense pumpkin colored sheets Dr Z R Laser Overture am one lived in a prettv how town ee cur-. — :ogs James G 4 ha nape flkrhak P See va kcckppas than M D B4T '!■� � Gibum Gsvry Memories New Harr.pshu-e summer of 80 � er of 81 Bes Times, wfli never forget Fred w -ere were . •- -Far sde Ski Goeched one more time. Much pain. Sommer 82 nee bad. mftavrwv sas Kingsbury November 82 m tfrwichb. Jade died 9 25 - • • -t Meet • ou dowr. the school Frmv hair NXho's Km' Fu Three dav fire at the bop Scare-. 1 rate Mondav Aeros-mmh. Foreigner Squire Midnight munch.-, -ads Re-member the good times for the are the bes' Mnetlt Marit Gnaly Mine Mcmoeies PCC — Lake Srooewa Eller. - krkrms' Jar Kebk JJ-Mgt-bff-saf kswB Cars — u mfbe’ mfdwcan-yas' sdc- P - c vkeTcco rr s — cb‘ 2-82-tcosgm.b H4ih4m.hwrd.-wd fyh 4m.sa; wswjf Susan Jr Sp Gtgi-NX'M Buddies Atwwgocnfw rf-tp-fms' Learbutt-wawgts - kem-Ar. phrmare gtwpm- -t. Rrc i brhe ss' akcarb' s-ff Those were the good ole davs Kp-fmrr.K? The infamous N’igbc CdFr-Oa. OAM' nlf-•adspr.' pc-dfrg 6-:8-M gbditb bffl kg sskeek -k Fuk Puff-EU' He -Go NX Je'-tfemd Ttmteby £ G a.m Genre Act.-sxies N e bs Ba a G-jer. m the Mona Mar. , w-ud bashes at Ryans How mar.-, ups does r ta«.e to get to the bottom of a B— - One He ' NXha: are vou docr.g out or a «bool r.'.ph- ■ NX - rev the Derelict' Hvpo tr. the trg w-eh antv oh my God he got a ;ob' Dnpp bsoc Memories Cmon ! get check this week end -a tj Disc Mike, lians you % dx Seas' Have fur. neat .ear La; Kim and G-.gi Pared apair.' NXIicr the flow starts to slow .ou know cs :a to go' Goals- to become wealth-. ar.d trv not go get married before 50 Mark Gibson Va!er:e Jean Haight Valrrie JtM Haight ret-Ttt Memories of Am — Absence makes the -ei” grow fonder' Lu ya Joe' 4 82 Barb ski — You J look back at e and laugh PGTVT — Tam. 4 Gath Lanes End — I Long laugh' — Kc.lt — Good Zoo’ Farsation 4 Ne-.gh-borhood gar.p — Mark. Tons-. Tom.—.-. Tim.. Jeff. Gan Greer. Boa Pooka-la S-.sba. NY E e 82 1 4s Ned Deca NX arjv. s Bda Shas-no more fiupj' 1 2 Owt-aws' Ha pc Laser Mare’ Patti — Turn the Pap Monumene SJeepouts DDRal 1 Cram on Ardv s bo at l 8 tr.a Mike' I Lu I Ma Dad Alacr. 4 Jet- Lv Marks esmf Never gom.g tiack to ms oid stock — SD smell' .a' DHS Jinm rr Jordan Hall J n Activities SAC .MIS Orchestra) n Band Chamber Orch District Yearbook Memories Jumper’ European tour Thanks Gary' Mrs B Some mean' bass playing Mr B Coming to Consciousness The Red W heelbarrow Pied Beauty Birding — David. S.C Meetings w Dad Math phobia Pips Donkevs' Mrs K Thanks Mom A Dad tor everything' Goals ' To be what we are. A: to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life Rl-S Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind RWE Caiktnnr Annuity Hanlon Calk Memories Johnny 5-2C80 forever Lynda 3B's of life fort Parties FE I tin - C ( Graveyard. 3-82. B tails always. Iitnpv A gimps. 160 w AP MaM'v I.yd' Outlaws Drive in Beach Maud RRI. Sparkling', home tor the holidays II A Dotty classic Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime' tB s Bv vBClashgno Proin 82 Al-Key flub Suae Susan Sis. cigs A snaks W anny Many road trips with l.yn GAT v all the wav Vermont Houston Pool hoppm at Val's Val pgtw Take the long way home’ Robo’s Party Even children get older. I m getting older too’ Catherine Anncslev Hanlon F.tlttn A Hannan Memories Laurie BFA I'MO bog much' fate, let's go’ B C awake' Road trip to the waters'Julie you gotta fly when ya gettup'Judv Hixkes Haa ards Sue llawuan Hideout Mary Don't lose your grip' Diet is a I-letter word Hey Bud let's party’ h whol Chicago Thanks B s ski trip SLY Never let your feelings get you down, it’s just an illusion Don't look now New Year s' Ply times l.aut' Beach the Bitter End Prom 82' Cat sgs ambeat So Cold Double Vision A laugh on by' |e!ms it's been teal l.uv Ya Mom-n-Dad' Frank V' Hauh Lnfti Activities Track 9 A 10. Waterskiing. Snowsknng Memories 1C Truck W hat s up Noodles' Lob Pots Later off Sh How s the red front lawn Rico' Many Cracks’ L B s house at 1 A M PS Much Bask River s glass ych' Smittie s roof the boys can t find the bear in the marsh' Van Halen Concert ' 2 20 82 M-Boxes Gordie C launching L'.S.S. Midway in K N s Pool' load' You C howderheadsSki A Racquet Rico tried to do a burnout on dirt' 8y mp' Apr Vac. at I' H S A swims in anything' The Endless Summer Thank you MaD Thornai Edu ard Harrington Harry Activities football 36 Skoal Hockey (iamt Boat Cruise with Mickey Mrya pit wbhn Cowman 7-1 Josie T8' Turtle' Ralphs' Dave can Ive a Pinch Kivpv Reg 1 I Vegas Buddy’ tnt dts the Hinghatn trio lfa Happy Trails Spot the Loonie Night-tunes befe Charlie Cislo 22 Well I got better Have a piece of fruit Get-out' Buck-Wheat W ipe-out Thanks Mom A I ad sbty Robbisussckv tlb How about a nice game of 75. DM 9 25 82 Shamus Lives' mbh-gtb Have you seen Jrs grades Out of here laikr J Hatthtr Activities Hockey Freshman Year Varsity Sports-Spectator I ruma Thes ' Keith buddy Memories Lspanol con Sra Kovtreva Pitt Rags. Blibage. Squid B C Rhino. W'engv. Kelly-Ann A C T thanxJohn W sup Jen spor 2 Michelles We G DC E.B Dll DM JF Techies Hmwork' jskl Gb II.Y Luts where are Mary A Karen' W hats an Alcki' Class of 83 Rules' Yovivo para beber Party Time Barks B (nice A)G bvejohn A Beth Thnx MAD Glen- Norm—John - Bru JDvIts been real. Later DUS' Wl Seniors Ri.bj'J A Huun kick Mtaona .Mini Parties i: the Beach Ke.bo. Moo-Moo Bupe Gopher W mph over the H . o No I car. 11 go«a goto mock ! didn t kr.o� :t � � ic.t toda ' pstm.m plastic Crank it up Rolling Sror.es Hank Dive vou g-. did t again. :k ire. |1. d;g np p era - Thanks Mom a Did It beer, i great veir See vou much. ate- DHS FrtJtruk L Hat Jen FetJ Memories NHG.C Dtif f riic SP Ttui Brock C A Ho Mirk. Jts m-ith vour tice much' 4 VI tier ..n C M 2 of mud. you step Out FmosBNA D M I M I nvtb Piul Sessa Cbeni Smakattva M M nde much DJ MG DP B.nocalm domr. C H DG Fergte crash Mil flower I20m p h C9 Firebird Summer � : Rene rJso cocm TC SH iid Cr 125 v , JC Vic' SU Ho Tim. Do em up The Qnh Racoon Dont Dance J M rvcic i y k Think you J B R D Lynda' J L Vin Hi lee Mu M Hitchet Thanks Mom .v Did Pv 2 Richard A. Hawes Frederick L. Hayden B� fue S Hn� Act: -.re Hoop Siuphor.x Turbo Drhg-t Rec BB Y k B Memories Mark I! Bivv Ln R.der td e jh Milepost “ HU — LPGoals Late-tv.er Girv and the Dive • :b God everything pos - : nu- .iter DHS lufk.% Pja. Ht y Memories U hats up. transrn issions' Crash 2 Cheve t Smooth Led Zeppelin. Deci rnp 01. B Di e Mike Pau Busem Rides. X Ford XL. Thank M B XL250 Chase Jimi Fiend:. Black Sabbat- Touns Pirk.'c or B ' Mud Oub. CRI� . gt oft fue 1 ties' The mare-ou e Strttc- Humi-ock Mr Rir Thanks Did. Jm:ce •ere our of here. Later DHS Its rime for me to rimhle on ... Briar. S Haves Sktilj Ant Henegktn Htnj Memories Soccer fl Whir l 2 i Shada. Julie. Lisa � tr Budd.es Alwivs The Bashes . : Bog wal«.s Import Stem.Ne-doo FloothEven.mc' : ' the leaves Pong Prom 82 mr1 road trips Than M D ILV sss The K er Curb. Tmice ia one day the boat and bagged D S Goes to Than Kenoosh Espo 20 Home Uabar. m-:Ch arav' Formard Sebago Summer Attacking Fences Fred. 2 Lg F Bum TRMF the Flying Irish the In: of the MeHencghans Mavbe � t ain't that young anvmore' Should I sta or Should I go- Sheila Ar.n Henethan Senior 41 1 Ijo A IliMingtr Memories Fun it Five RKO. Dufus Jon the Large-Broke Down on 128 HELP! No More The Boss. The IXKJRS Are Open PI.VMOl TH AT ELEVEN No ihoutiRiise . 90 mph in Old Bessy THIN K Breakdown at Six saved at seven on the Road it Eight. Late as I’sual' (Quincy all night' Goals Radio. Talkshow. Disk lockes engineering. TV SWITCHING aun! ft Ill'll Memories Oh. now I get it' NPGP — glasses' Who ate the last 10' Look at the Face' Speedy Gad ooka I'm alwassinnocent Share the WEALTH Esersthmg is possible. onls believe NHS Funxw CC Ducky Brat t Edith LB The G s - ms other family Mr Chocorua Cloud — 9 WOl.f BIC WE don't dotards Ma (oi PARANOYA' PTI. SG Pals 1 ever A friend is one w whom you dare to be yourself Nice sceners Observe Regarde CS-JII Rainbow Camping — ALLSEA You're l7'!Oh yeah, life goes on TM D Brian A! Ihrgan Memories J V Soccer 1 Ranger RIC I)DB Ghetto Life Oh Yee large one 1 wanna talk toyou's two Colleger I hate sou the Big W sa that’s real good! Macwrath I.D Bolts Blits Los class parts 82 BigtoesJV still has the best party's Squirrel SatCal Hall fleet Prove it’ You should lift weights. I'm serious BA Big Dummy Slam Dancer The HH GS ILPPGTM sympathy for the Devil I.WL WDB Weasel Ski Trips R( YYGIBW CR lost behind Bollas. MMIIi what' ( K midterms she s gone B Daphouseparts sTRY ASI MIGHTTRY ASI MAY NVwjit lh.JJItif.-n Memories WC TBG. MWB! WMYBB. THNKSVM MPRITYB TMF ICIl Hthdm 82 The Boss' MNRD � l Bomher M C ( RTD gtpm rotBl J-Bnd 81 GialP' TtmB Ol MBID maneuvers thanks Reg so SBIKvKWHl wiegtac' Pamyh thlsh lftngagp The ( adds' MFSTWW C The X-house Cappunch III knock sou out' HEY PAATTTCIIY' How did it happen' Storms BASO MK fmaad IDI)A! Massive (Quantities sup' May the wind under your wings beat you where the sun sails and the Moon walks LinJa I. 11 nuInn inn Memories Love you forever Barta' Kiss. FL is the only place to be Vt e will never forget the Demon , but the ( uda will do I get by with a little help from rny friends LESE. SAN. PAM. GRl NCH. LYN. If sou lose something, set it free. If it comes back to you. it's yours. If it doesn't :t never was I miss you much MOM Dad. Ma vie C cst bonne. II.Y Miller and Seekonk great times CJ — best buddy ever' The Kiss' (7 Miramar Leo A. Hieblingcr Norman Huddleston Linda L. Hutchinson 12 Semors Julie Ingalls Johnson Jultt htfaih JtJtnitn Jalt Memories I wa LY anfv. Mik 6 21 82 'Whenever I see vour smilling face 1 hive to smile myself because 1LY-JP Prom 82 D GK Summer 81 MBG-Brigg- Laura. E Parts Gibri New Yeirs w MEL! Ms Buddy Denise A friend is someone you need Summers it Saquivh Brother Porks and Co. Summer 82(1)1. CTR O zs Bidness' I'SMf Bobby'n'funny God Grant me the serenity to accept things I cannot change Courage to change things I can and the wisdom to know the difference II.Y Scott Mike Good-Luck AJ I couldn't of had a better Dad. I Lose You Krntin OrMt John ion Memories ‘Kekems LPwF. 1-2-3 Pop' Weak-R ’Mbxs-Oops Resigns Dorm Warm ’PPwSuc 1 inher FhSw Cars-IAC Scuis ’Summer Nights!ESKJ! I'p all night — Cape Trip — Susan' JJsP-PD Always Late • eet 131 1747 NwYr • ILY Mr P Mr B • Waterski - 81 Prom 81-82 9 27 80 — eikjmd • • Grad-8 • • • • . • Lynda — Do you remember that day' IIV -TFTalk ■ ber ILYMDRKB DatiJ F. J'trJan Jvt£t Activities Hockey � 3 Garden Bound — Foothill • ’ Super Bowl — SSL Champs Memories Burke. - 0 mph over bridge air born The Chart House SBW Joe C-Dan Hold on Lights out Parker Lets go fotb again: Burton SBF THE PIT Kim I X MY Dan Lower A’.dcn RTT The Rolling Stones You cant alway s get what you w ar. hut if you try Sometime you |usr might find you get what vou need Good Luck Coach Kispert I must be moving on to bigger and better things Thanks Mom and Dad good bve DHS Jt jman 5jrjh Jmtfb JJ Memories PFKJ KSSCjT f ash BMO-CTTR Grad Ply. 82 Tic tic Escape FifiLo SAAE — Jrr. e w Bumble B YE82-300 AM HNEJT LKlSOFFDPtip LMUII Hampden 81 TMC TMA Midnt Riders CMass-mspej-htmhtyihwndbiwdfyhtm bd awgf hep Funny Frankee' ce| jmfff GP9 28-i!gp trid' Potluck' Flaky Puff MGFF Mission Of Mercy GHOL Dresden Dolls |W SI MS GTADB Redd-. Freddy' Norwood F.’-J'E LTS- TREZ HERLS L A Woman-BFF Lus Ya T’ CFM3X Nurse GMs lyr atfyj tmAcd Hijcr nhic Thanx Dave Phruphrs Rocky 62-3791 DHW — Nice F.I Life is but a step to eternity Rvxri J. Jatfh Rouitr Activities Baseball Memories 120 Route! LT Speed Falmouth AE ANISVX N SITB NHvwS GI.NC WWMEWB Erich Mark FF Call me the Bree e IKRDTR Faww Tuck Paul Norwood TDW Than Mrs C Mrs X G Sox Games NC Celtics PE Pigo Tram •� KB ITO.M � 1 bSimy JHN On The Road Agam Bamo' Mustangs Ski Yeah' 90 Elliot S: Sept. 5 GP I D AI M NB W The Poles I p on a Roof Rocky Bad Co Hill Street B!..es Who's in The Death Sear Now' Au Revolt Mes Amies’ Thanx for everything 143 Mom Ac Dad This is it'' Djuk Marrt Kalti Activities Gymnastics. Track Memories New York. New Hampshire. Kim DP much I leave my smile to GF Arold Hall. Good bye every body and good luck We are out of here 83 forever LC Ch.nese food Ac your dress SV X ho talks aloe GH BB Stairwav to Heaver. Farewell David F. Jordon Dawn Marie Kates Sen� Shawn R Kelly Kennedy Shaila Kennedy J'ff”) £ KtnnrJy B.F Memories all my mother SS Whis! ' Tanking Be Vos Prom Ha' Poudem It doesnt get any better than this BB we own it.excuse me sir Takes 2 too drive Fceden + he Bears last of the BTDs B Seccion A Dew' Ps 1st Xs 2nd Summer Anual On . Sube. Voda Hoop I ace Rockland. Track 65. Mr Whips, F.dwa.Jimbo. Kietha, Parents Pets C S F X I) HRS Black List Pit Hit the Beach H l anding B- I' cakes BK BPSSRRPI.I.MKL The Head Its His-tots Buddy Bash What Directions' Never sas Smalls Blow it off, We made it RockBos BS 20 There is no lesson to learn Shjilj KtnntJy Memories 'X ho •: «2 •' Soccer 0 Julie B I A Hen Lisa Wee-Wee Swita PALS 1-eser Hena hashes sauna whirlpool lost like leases 2 Roopies FLOOTH Death on 9hole KLR.MILS Stem Machght A M Togas Thump ers' -I s Hearts 52 10 Roadtrips ft N Y � VMPJ Penn Coven RES KLXOGSH PRTYS - Bi -Bu aibohp okcsul Needham tourn FIELD GEK. GaJ XX’ho' Wood Patrol Beach' Guppies Lets eat ski HjO ville Dannon Death Pr 8! - I.GTTB Pr 82 ROT P DMW dont steal that sign' Howie-XX'aban OD KJJ PTS Tks MandDG I. Gene Go Where Theres No Path A Lease A Trail Piiu! Ktrrigan Paahkin Memories Start dinging The Red Ri om Killions bash run away numbers the boat A the escape house Smelt Pond Bcsmd The Wall, The Other World C racking up Slowest fall eser 9 26 81 Orange ball dss high the Loud Machine X'AN HAI.F.N the big brossn box Kashmir dwsamamvllsibfa' Stairway to Heaven Summer 82 Wave jumping Orange Spras Paint Miramar, the last to lease going toget a pi aa basically Glass Box II.YD A A. I mwibiwtftyl Free Bird Parts Hardy Ms Young Lose The Good Times Will Last Forever Logon Later Much DUS Chriiiint Elizabeth K:lJuff Memories I nends are forever Susan Lauren I.A' Tfiks laurel - funx w CC' clamjdrd Friends of 82 — jcktjjes faths Norw:ch f YO — Ski Mt Orford Stil lookm Seas Hunts. Petpanpers Batao'CPa s S O S w H Tide' RaC PK Dumpster Boston Trips Gumballs and moodr-mgs Always remember the smiles we left behind . Denise A Ten — mans good laughs L-Chirp Chirp TJ Maxx Steve Don't stop Ffeliesin' DFI. Jordan Filly 1 Hall sCrnr Bran MB Weekends’'1 MaMJC One beginning has ended but many more have just begun'1 Thanks MaD ILY go]in I. Kennedy Shawn P KtUy Activities Football 81 MKWAIAW School Dances S' Virginia Kentucky Bells Police Doors Concerts Memories Whitman nights All night' How mans days in a school sear' To Many Plymouth Matt and Dave Good old Days Goals Not Many Want to fly Have a good time and make much money' Thais it Later DHS and Dux. bury ' Colin . KtnntJy Memories Marthas Vineyard. Bike Paths Islander ( amp Caravan Fitness Trail lames Mottison and the IX ors Light My Fire Jeff. Kieth. Katen Christopher Cross New Stereo Cardnal Cushing Floor Hockes Krofft Super Star Steam Ship Authority Ticket Office Nobska Picture Record of MV Bowling Coke Cola Down Town Main Street Katama Big Beach The Flying Horses The golden Ring DebieC Airport Roller Skating Lifting Weights Big Bridge Dobbie Brothers. Santana Lose her Madly Music Smith DHS Its been a long time coming' Christine Kilduff H Semors Ckjrlts R :t Killian. Jr Chariu Mttnom Soccer •: Track • ' CHI' After Mid Yr Prom 82' CRASH' Impeos face SHT HmdBol ashs Oui JV HP All night lonj' Games Reg' Tra GIK Parts Hcllfleet No show who me THNKS BG W rose a MSH' 1 don't care' BarksJR W A Brine Burners Thank-you fumbled the pretzels'' outlaws RO PBW -‘•hBS 81 Who d.d I dance with Catch AttYD ostdaof Hosp Hosp lit Ht « AHP .tt « DHT W SBWG B1 Or,: BgHS GngBH. JP LK. Kl. RO. SM. FP ME loo 2 Cub 7 3 82 S tHie Hum Chewen' THNKS ALL W ICK DanJ ,M Knfrrt.Jr Chip Memories Garden W W and K S Bowl' Paige BP TS' Prom 82 ' DMK Brother Sk.p GBB or BW FI TT-S B and who' LNWTP! Reails on the wagon' SR B.TAjintwdwuwry w;dl ' Activities Football 8: the best 10. HOCKEY 79 — S'. Return to the garden' 10 Thanks to Coach S. Baseball vdhf •10 Thanks Coach M MeV P ' Goals flourish and attain the highest Memories Famous final Scenes ZlO 1 CLW AS 1 Sulls-F Got to nse to the occasson' PAHAG '•) Si Gonna FIs Now Thank You For Youf Patience Mom And Dad Lin ,ft� Kirin Lit Actisir.es X-Cour.:rs Track SSL Champs’ Basketball Sub i n mile-’ ThAL 1X«0 R.; SMadden. Les STATES' Weekend TGIF Memories Jul Shall • '•C a Pa- B.uu.e ' Wee Wee W EHT -JELLSSS Her,a Preys Floth 32 10 Biz-Buz • toss Hearts x-cpasohpo' Kerrr.iet' Beach Pit. wsfgekp — whna' woodp' P82 • Ripper Time' Police Cone L'CC C-Food pig-out Ltmik TFTBMW make like leases 9-hole death Damls' Grad Parts 82 WJAS' thkp-or.rt' werb-ctew iSJL-HCxi Born To Run' Lu Th.nx Mom Dad The Good Times Are The Best Times TKM-1RB1' lata-DHS K x Memories gdmf gdmw r.bta atgoir wymtm ils Das-.d 11 10 igc wil ise Little E Cutie Poem 82 — Bin Hal — W 81-82 hmit ifi! ws wosb ac Lake Prom 82 iwr tts fhaf Gige BF Behind T.B EM NOCha! - Nuns - Trip — M V+ RJLT' Waigtd tgwn' — Judss — 81. «2 cp-soko at G-f Tfee Top Skip D ANT P-SP Songs Lllen — Sa I Inf W eeker.d Mich M Sue 2c BC PG Hsst Ke! Pants Michael — bbatfkh Sara — SPD wdffd' ALLN P - RAH RAH Beach Cata Foreigner — ibmfaglv CH A M — sagf Life goes on 111 miss sou — Thanx — Mom -f Dad — ILY — Linda + Cheryl t ncle Dick Julie NKL Charles P Kosak il'J Ktfti Memories Goodbse doesnt mean foresee Good bn r doesnt mean we II neser be together again AIW AIAR forest TYFBAF Kim Gigi Lon Dapper The M Mr S you are under A Tacs Dbtfa wker.datK rr.s TL CLASH and FOREIGNER cor.serts Sp 8i dub WDFF11.KIM GaTEM NKK gtQS Mech ar.d theCOZS bes BpCape Susan WCads r’orida A kt. Club IT1.WWR KGL under coser at CARS Lon rr.e fogand BE pos Aug 2 North Gig' CM V- 'ISOSIG' INGtGi All n-ptzza K:m ; amju e hmftils Beach bum.bsTom Phi Dnse IN Pau sp-d K ' ILY Mom and Dad Thar. See ■. a Chari,, P Krsai Memories Fv otba • . Bea.‘ Bc'-r.d OSTB GIOF JOES PTY Does Curtis base Carreras now Control ersa! Horgstars in the air Docs PTY PROVE IT Lesel - C S Sugar Loaf — Chairlift — tell tbe gui to stop it’ traik C C DMC — 180 MAC S Mans t.mes at BG Who me' Veno K C s ROOF Nosa-zzz sarcasm FS - golf MNDPNH SO KPs PTY LOS W i. . at HF FISH COD' ' D The Phantom W i CKs — Leers ■Ich J.T.s 9 21 DALTON F wrestling mendacits CAL MAKFME arrogance Hebror DEFENSE ihoegur. Double D.B ghetto life ski trips Pitt-fence bouncing 1C Seniors � s Ktn R Knbiikt Activities Basketball. Swimming. f raisin Unlimited Memories Mustang Maddncss FOMOCO Iron men dont wear bow ties Chevy Killer Radical mundo Rock n Roll never forgets Mr B'l homeroom Goals To ma|or in computers To be in the Super Nationals Charltl Barry LagirittJt Barry Activities Hand I2M Comp WAHLl'M 1 WHEEL JW Memories Three rings Sl'GARIVY-Headwall' I'm not going down there ZEPPLIN-PLANT VC ho is the devil' Been dazed and confused That iv the force' Slalom lX.wnh.ll K IIJJ HI) Ml NUNClirCKS' Hut its fun’ 86 million shorts Warp 1.’ Some day M I) Hut do va wanna' fast times at D.B Skimuch Goals PORCHE. SCARAB ST YPI. Live until lam satisfied Hut with what' Gail F.hzahnh I mtz C hr aha Activities PARTYS Friday nights. Dancing. Work- llomework Goals BE ALL ICAN BE A R M YC.PA money, walking into sunshine, apartment. BOSTON, on my own. family Memories Connie. Rozzie. Joe. Denise, fast times at D ll I R.ends ’ '. KIZZY . PS .V IVs. slick Rick. Portuguse Arnouri. Remember Always, mi Prime John tB at the ’Island . Boo-Boo. Ma-moo. Funk a: Sou! I PaD JIMMY. MBMP Oubrigado. Pour Todo Hu Favoura Todo NHA Amour. Pour Vois Mummy Shariat (.hrntmt l.jritn Memories PAT BENETAR 8 0 81 SYF. skills - retreats' Story-Tellin Man. UCC Youth F.vent SING'NIIS — Vice PrezTlie few. The Proud. The level IA f siming to Consciousness. Esharamos, Disco Juan s Juanita, la cargagorda (Jazz) Choir T'Orchescra again' Thez � W Secretary Gt'YS A IX)I.LS BENNY Giraffes Roses, Skiing, Cape Cod Prom 82 J Allan W Va '81 Nil 80 Get A Job Sodium TAP. Stephs. AMD - the Squad I wish I was short Dave. Dan. Brent one of the Guvs C AA — You've Got a Friend Big Brothers are Best' Where words fail, music speaks Danitl F la ary Danny Activities Duxbury f ootball The King of Sting •S81.B Memories David wherevt venture thou' El.VIS COS-TELI.O BMFKWDTA Ratnones Commandoes Harry Wipe Out 69 IXxige Waiting for the End of the World Miracle Man � X 69 Don't Mew With Charlcc Denise MAPI � V. • lo e’s • '! Goals I'SMC Marine Air Group Death from Above Fl Phantom Chart House Squid T hanks Ma A Dad Burkie Others will follow where we leadJAHTTMI AD 20 Fusil SBB 26 2) 77 Incoming Joey 20 «7y Spunks Thanks Mr David Kivpert Oh Look Richards Running Mrthatl J I.tary laarhuff Memories IliBlian'Defense Rules 222 V 20)h All niters at AJB Mother Brady PJS ElilhclM lies l earbuff wait up lies MacaDoo 626PM NM' Cousmo-+Freddie Remember Fast St Bridge Legion BB Champs I hanx Mr W Frank 7 Cislo and the Mights Monte Buster Remember 7 1 81 Going lloppin Ms Little Sister SM LK • GEORGE WW Mrs Kelly Rules Cadds Shack you Jinken Boots 'Super Bowl 82‘ I what MMMI. MocTEI.' Flirtin with Disaster' Salsuuci s MB' Quaters’ Cowman Turtle talk Kim K Bio 81' Va) Duxbury f t BB 2) KKMI.-WABI Yes but he’s cool . Ken R. Kubicki Charles Barry I.a erstcdt Gail Elizabeth I.ant Daniel F. Leary Michael J. I.earv 46 Semors Cyn kia Marie Leant CynJt Memories Once a hopps toad. now a demigod A a : '-nne SAVE THE CATERPILLARS Radii tier. Rag coming to corse husnes Cyndis locker — Long distinct Cillers make long divarce ,1 Is CDB' INQUISl-T1VE KM' WAAAHH Pete Bibe’ CA s or. Patrol IX Vi SAVE WYOMING OLAF • - • One Last derogi too s«oon for ill m heroes We ire ill of us in the gutter, someotus ire looking it the stirs ir.d so i ke vhe ;ust turned into this like l'ooeau '.ike wow. flew up to the lune. min’ Sox: Philip UJuig Actisstses $2 Foot Si i the best :r. sears 99 38 “69“ “6“ SO' BO Memories 196' Shelb. Cobra GT v«) Stcik rnd Catiti the Pit Lola PI met Rock Tu.gi Goals To be nch ind cno ’ To be free’ Its time foe us to Card M Lax: Memories Embedded in my heart forever I’ncle Stese ILY Mike '31 82. Friends foeeser Cathy — How's your dog' Sherry — ET phone home Ter- . — one of 1 kind Michelle — always in lose Val — Acct Class Linda — skinny Pic-Min fever' New Hampshire. Lincoln Pirk. Pitts much The foot C s a M Thanks Mom and Dad I couldn t have done it without you I lose sou both. Goals To be successful and happs :n ms future seirs to come. Michael H Mean Mike Activities Wrestling moco — x. DEW H Manager work • studs Memories Dale. Paul. Bill Bimbos Mid-dog HiFis r Grlffi Ri.'ph N 20 crash Room 12 Demolition Crew street Walker IWARTLWSKLC Smooth I ise In Rock fights with DN LeSibrc pun Prom w-ildtimes Chris Pat Val 4 Kelt' Score EMYHSC the Wa. Itss Apergite r. a flash M Sean RTLLTK creed Tull Scones mud fights Pa. CRs BBee Kiwi saki SBRaR par BHWPBHR lepThan Mom A Dad F. Lifesbengood Lose sa Good lucks is Goals 20 yrs United R States Marine Corps 33 Chess Lose Peace Rock-n Roll 1 Amu AaiUt Macdonald Memories Semsba — Sr District TOri - esr-a C- and Quartet 3 81 — Dunphss SQUEEZE — In Quintes senee SYF. The secret of Life :s Er.jcr.mg the Passage of T-.me -JT Celebration — 8 r 82 — DAL - I want to go to Zurich — Now’ Lobster Dance — On the ground’ Maaomet and ACT NHS - Sec Older siblings -Gregor A Lit — You ire the best Hey —LB’ Earl , mornings in the brown. audi-flowen'JKV — Thanks SO much older brother M. rents rule I lose rr . violin. Sa-a- — does WTff l:se- The Back Row Das-.d Gaud Chis Sharon. A JEN Dan .el Peace Lose Dave Fowers Chruupher J Macek Memories Vet-Pv.war Mi di-Duscer. Brooco Wengy' a Ihs KJMAAMSOKC• LSMLLMKP'S Soccer Prospero’ checkers No curls no girls Camping Loc-Nar' Stand:sh Shore Golf Course Secrets Reach our and take what YOl want' CONFORM Are we the toughest guys in here' Denny 3. Believe in yourself — abedefg — IL'dYB — Bogan R-ck- Fx-6 Pen.c.l baddy The AP staircase Happs — h: klm.no — He. ug - Can I haseJW for Xmas' ARDADF SnoStoScocr Toe d Zuma Hmhd You 2. Fall si line’ — pqrstuswa-, — CAC back row ATT I be? I know something sou don't know — Z Am:c Austin Macdonald Christopher J .Macek Michael H Maass ■V Rubttt Sent MaiFarlanJ Sntitr Activities Soccer � l. HOOF . Rugby Memories Wheelock College Nights. 62B61V Why doesn't my cat ’Be ' • work Journey Concert. Prom 82. The Long and Winding Road Don't Stop Believin Open Arms Those crazs nights 1 do remember in my youth. I do recall, those were the besttimes most of all Oo the memories never fade away Golden girl. Ill keep sou forever One love feeds the fire, one heart burns desire — Those crazs nights 1 do remember JOl'RNEY l-ater DUS Goais Jl'NF. 6. 198' I lose sou ND Jameson. Than M G 1 cor 11:7 Darin R MaiFarlant D Memories Kathy 1LY Always and Forever Sir Thomas of llagnes •! Tech Dhs Drama � 1 Thespian Troupe • W THEZ-PREZ MANOMET summer 80 prom 82 A C T Don Your Antlers — Chris Once A Techie Alwass A Techie Boome Run C D BK HOJO's DAN Eve of 21 moons simp’s atna in State I ire l aw Blues STATE f ESTIVAL 81 12 P.B.T VC W now that's not nice GIMP you S W11. P B M P J C Adam A: Ese Pippin Cass Now is not the time to Dream or Drift Guys Be Dolls Fidller Uncle Roger SB Beatles forever 11V 1. IV 1. 18. 1 I LL GET IT YET BYE Dunn R. MacFarlane C.tlia Maelntyr Menu Halt Memories. 67VWs 72 JEEP 67 Catalina turns C harger to Junk' Oak tree Do you really think we can get away with this' Always time to catch a ZZZ Tie up a good one As the war machine keeps turning Evil minds that plot destruction Goodbye blue skies goodbye F.thrl Maelntyrt Puiztl? Memories Finally Free!SummerSchool '82 Homework? What homework' Break a leg Paul' I ont sou dare Mike' Warehouse crew, souse got to be Mill)' Sawuish Beach Is Paradise WPAM turn it up' Toga Parts '82 Smack Im freezing' K P Friday the Hrh I L Y Than KJ l.il. K Mom I love you New Years Parts 81 long you live Highyouflv- Smilesyougise Tears you cry All you Touch and All you see is all your life will ever be Eater DHS Its my turn to fly Ethel MacIntyre Smi F Mail.tiki dir Flath Memories A fun score or years it has been Rock Lobsters all Black Sabbath, but Mr Floyd dies it nicer On looks to become obscured on the dark side of the moon kid Bourne Bride NATAS Room 127 Demo Squad Good garbage Carefull with that Flash Eugene Aeros-mith Rolling stones It's only Rock and Roll Angus Young Kv I am Iron Man Kd Master of Realits Kb war Leader Paranoid Evil Possessor' Sin Cits' Kings and Queens Led Zeppelin I'SB •! outside the wall time money' By have fun life now begins sapogized HOC Love Ya Jama DanJ MaeTatnh Sat aft Activities Rugbs ENC soccer Memories The Mights J Gcils at Orono Thanks for the bhTW’ Wheelock College nights' Ruthjanettc l.onnes, your 1ILY I S EN CA IIM KB WB JL - You re all very dear to me my GMC Fredll Mario Andretti Wilderness Venture The good times or the bad times, the bad times fade away, the good times are forever, but now baby, the last time is today, one last kiss — J Gcils wicked' Decompress w rrns after diving! Hey head' Prom 82 The I-ee sisters - l g Home Beast G.O M B'Y’ Goals To praise God in all things James 1:2-4 Sean D MacLeod James David MacTavish ix Semors Matthtw C Mabmty Activities Soccer 828097 Nice Frost 80 Westfield 2AS Bus Ride home A 2)0 COW HEW Briggs. X h« was thit grinding noise' Orange wires' Hendrix. Fly on' Nice Charles May 14 Sims 7 S in the castle cowgirl in the sand SB Crew NH Where Ted' Rocks Racoon Ixt your soul and spirit fly into the Mystic VM Time is irrelevant V. He and RB New Years EVE 82 PUS Hawaii' A now I got a reason Vita est vivere facilleme diutissimc' terreo I gotta get away from this day to-day running around Everybody knows this is nowhere Lease on life ANLTT Kart Martt Maitl a o .'leant Memories (f LOO a s$nOW Chandler Street Memories' Camelot Prom 82. Ya kidding me. right '’ Cyndi s Locker — Waaahhhh’ Charlies Angels on Patrol I ouble date much Lyr Raduticm Rag. Driving with Kim — Revenge'1 ETL K Eugene — Penquins’ G's A D's. Fiddler. Annie CDB DB SA BZB. Thanks Cyndi. Ly and Heidi ’ Mosepher — Dreams and Rainbows last forever 6 10 81 . . Oh Yeah” All your dreams are on their way See how they shine Oh. if you need a friend. I'm sailing right behind (SaGi Od ETo mwD Thanx Matthew C. Mahoney Karen Marie Maicllano David I. Mat Activities Chew in. 2. ). 4. Track. 1. 2. 4. 4.60 ' Hey Reg where are we going fo lift'. Football 1. 2. 4. 1 SB' • '! •SO. 60 8. ass. Offensive Lme. Mem The Pit. Midnight Hockey . Drive-in. Wheres Harry now' It will never work’ Where my' ’- truck. Skoal. Night tunes. ELRB Road trip. R I Turtle. Fish Sidewinder. Cowman. Harrs. Brig. I dont have High Blook Pressure. I'll buy. Marshue-gas BK Barb. I have to work at S to. 4-H Truck the crew goosh. goosh. Hi Mr Bwistol. Thanks Mom and Dad Philip .'I Marktlla Jmit Activities Chew m. Football � 78. Wrestling' Yeah, right Neverbew oa friend The Hingham Trio (-1 My cousin , they're crary CMM Would B P do that' The D-IBK Barb IDT I HOI IS It II never work Dave, can I have a pinch' Markella shutup Gramhies in the street The Adventures of Cowman’ tf)03677 7 7 8)899) 1 Tlse Pitkeys wheres my •' •' truck1' Night tunes Off the track shed the crew Thanx MaD N’oofle here gets out alive JDM Kimberlv ILYF 8 17 82 - 6 17 86 V A me 4-ever I‘MO maybe The king is gone, but not forgotten. Skoal. Brother Mann Philip M Markella Alhtrt L Marshall Memories wicked Wanda, toy-off the wall Rottoeilling with a car Turkey guts goal class 1 hie Michatl Malinzi Memories 74 T-Bird. Long four vears Summer 82 out of hear or what' We gotta get out of this place, one way or another right Scott' B Crur Another one by The Roiling Stones lies Mick Out of Control! ILl Jl Hey you get of my cloud Thanks Mom and Dad Later DHS Albert L. Marshall Seniors, W Ci'tJy McAnliffc Cm Memories The Marsh Vegas Gang Forever Friends — JaF Mom A' Dad II.Y — House Parties’ BrBcauties In Ihc 2Is! Century MBFAF l isa. Dawn. Mark. Sue 1 23 82 — 9 7 82 Times III never forget Somerville A Woburn with Amie A Sarah JIM! FT Than Chris IWNFY Sue i)B Ah. Five' Bonne v Day! Mona' Fast names only in HR Mini-Bus People'Jack + Faverne ll.Y Seger WLBF Boston! iwnfybpv'Party Mike! We're going through the tunnel! Cutlasses A Chcvcllcs' Mv Cutlass' Fets Graduate Mark! Radicals BP. BS. RS. need some help from me A Five with that engine' I.Mw mv collar down Jam,, T McCab, III Smith Memories Fog Fuqouwee Grand Viziers Garden Party SM16 ()m Its Raining Barrells umnugumma Sabbath FD for 83 Flashing flippers Flow through Purple Pyramids In Sunshine Pink Floyd And The Rolling B(a 'es Hunt Bugs PYG eritoom Fraks Helter Skelter The Doctor City's On Flames With RaR jsmgphbevtk|lpdlcmgl Rich you have Feelings Toy In The ArriC Areosnuth - This is a song about our state of mind All That You Touch And All That You Sec Is All That Your Fife Will Hvcr lie For You And Me Rock In A Hard Place Wont you Guess Me Name woo Its Been Real One A Only Synopsis Cathrrin, Mary McCann Memories Irn through waiting Deb ski CY08I-2-3' IX sou have my records Sarah Yawn' was that a tree out on the front lawn' 5 25 82 Put em away’ NPGP BYOB crowded elevators. Boston trips Standing 0 in Filcnev for D! Beam me up csldlmpi Fane 1 no 1' It doesnt take much! Who puts salt in their rice shakers' Your so sills Rosannc. but watch the post gfojAugtrc A little play on words Solavren. whend'd you get your permit' Chris Norwich 10 82 What loose screw' DMKRA thx ll.Y Where do we go from here' Crazy llrnry S McCarthy Bsc Her Activities Football OG CO 50 '� 8 35 SSB Memories Monte Hop MMFG GO Ford 5-0 Book him Dano!!C antankcrous Hank Weeper Debbie BedittoGull Bat mite Turtle P C Twit Benny B Chandler P liver-green St Briggs Midnight Impress Chandler St Turn 1MY' in snow Susan love always' Ski snow A water BB Fong pond Monkev Jinking Buff prom 8’ F.S gone hunting Kivsps Ralph Don KW KK 7 4 81 I umproad raceing Good bye ' Harry Summer St fishing Patricia K McGrath Patty Memories The Dell . Friendly's travelin' band playing poo! and finger painting GFTKP in MS. Hawaii, yes Utah, no . no. 1 didn't drive Chucklehead and Puts Pat sleeping through fust period . oh. shut up’ You've got to be kidding' yes. brownies' Tipsy -maniac help vacations..your e out of step' IMYRA We've only just begun' hot fudge sundaes the two P's FAYM Adios. amigos’ Shaun J McGrath Memories F.xile at BCHS spag level CS HFFFFFFFT tool mans a Fun Fun Filled Night at Gwcels Rosario — Take 5 ccsrner Grn Subaru Stern Plug Beachbound' $ River I.n Fast 3 D's Hit CK - = 1 — yd Monster Big Dapper Weasel Bella (rash Abraca squirrel G'G Bax TIP’ Fish' Cod arrogance' Nova - college — yes! Bosed Plant A Squire Flood ■ call Partys Garvsjoe 781 A 12 81 CK midterm JT 9 82 Docs Hosvh Comings JB fiasco Prom 82 Limo Chase Machattan If Marquis Can I' drive AM donutvCinema tiX Goals 2luv life A get KNEE Than Dad S Africa 81 Valhalla. I am coming .. . K Cindy McAuliffe Catherine Mary McCann Henry S. McCarthy Patricia R. McGrath Shawn }. McGrath 50 Semors W w+t Palruia I. MtHufh Munikkti Memories Tim 12 1t 82 You are my sunshine Hub. Pam. Tammy. Lydia. Laura. Denise. WeeWee. Krivsy. John. Mike II.Y A I N A I all in Lydia Bad Co Seagull Tammv ftitctaj Nicholas 1 29 82 VC BB BF Kainbou A: I leans Foresee Jackvon Browne Load out Turn five Page WLS. is kk Srnitty, Tony. Point Scbago Live in Bl Poobear Su there s bunnies in my room' Than for eservthing Penny Suzanne. lamie, Robin. Mom. Thank A II.Y Patricia I.. McHugh William J. Meier AIkW Jjrno Miliujt. Jr Memories II.'Y Brenda ifciml ) loot ball � 1 Buddy so — Shaunessy lloowa Couvmo Buster M Leary Stop A. Shop I SO AM What' Get up Brian Monster Man Evergreen crash late night trips to Brenda s Ga-mepoint - Backus Curie Pie go or SO.' Put your shirt on Hanover sandman Bennets Brawl Shoulder break Boat nightv Kingst blood Tilton trips St Bernard. Grcchy, Bets. Monk M MsJuly i FBR NA Aug-8 1988 Brenda - GAXC Soph year of College Amanda visits Hockey games Pit — It went so fast — Thanks Mom A: Dad Great times still to come BPSWM Grigory Stoll MlMillan Piyihi Activities Yearbook. Photog. Edit Photog ( lub. A V ICS Memories BKsIn A Sat RIT The Grateful Dead live at Syracuse Thanks Pat A llohev for all you've done Remember that life is tough and the world is unforgiving You never cease to learn and insanity in insane Always keep a song in your heart and you'll never be lonely Goals To be the best at what I do and have fun doing it too To take a PhD m Computer Science To live free of worries and cares Goodbye DHS Michael James Mclsaac, Jr. Dale James Melanson William J. Miitr V'i!!y Activities Baseball • Basketball Memories RSB trip Dux vs Rock .253 “AL Siaoe A il — ooehe dcoc •Isdwfsspmhallawap Turning around - A night to remember is a night you forget wk at Widvor Hut WAYA IIAYDS Doors Take it easy soul kitchen s up going home tya Boston If air ball ft aft A bef my Reggames 2CMist 8 8 78 Cal's ch H basb 91I.T GaG MaD Chtr mem final five that s life 10 2 'r8 l)j t Jtimn Mrtjni'.n Memories Paul s - x-l Driving in the water Paul Mike smooth DEC A trips — party rm-12? crew Mary Elizabeth Vicki Janice The drive in. the creek Jethro Tull 10 2 82 Zeppelin - good times the bad times you know i had my share N il Live free or Die Maine Honda Cr s IX it the best'. I o it in the dirt Mv Mdv 88' Turkeys' free Bound Forever Dave Thankx Mom and Dad Gregory Sco« McMillan . £ G.iry P Mo lift Activities Football Memories The Island Vermont Trip Me D s Breakfast Big HI The Cottage scmapfwthdwtwd icbhbca It's Only 300 We ve Just Started JDDW A Long Night at O'D. July 3rd' Enforcing the Law New Years with SDBC One Second To Soon . A Near Miss All the First Times. Senior Football GFK DD |« ke'' Bunb Imports cause MTP. Playing Lacrosse. Prom Night Guilt The Cat and the Gun All the iood times m NJ No more eggs That Final Putt First Hole in One Goals Be a Sucess. Thanks for F.verv thing Mom and Dad Gary P. Messier Sen� ors Sl Joan Minelli William F. Moe Michael C. Moore Sarah R Mills .Memories RKR Rons Polyester Holly' Where I everybody.' Jl). DM. MK nexr'JH — JC' Ye Hey Altitude’ xc Track — fun. injuries and horns Listen Jane, its seven oclock Sharon you tank Disco Juan Juanita la CG Cathy, do you have my records' Yawn’ Somerville Woburn with ( indv ii Amie JT SBJ WTFC' Donna. I want alv.’Thanx • II.Y Rons, -ah-jkv. MX-’Al) wsw Amos Music 1 First seat cello 2. }. I IS ptus years. Amie. vrite' Donna, my mother does that ’ Red Sox games (amgcsmjv — bullpen) Allenscm maybe next year ... Jean MintUi Activities Yearbook Committee Memories NY. J. FI.. 8 12 82. TOIL. OLTI. Goals graduate from DUS. college, travel Virginia Muthtll Memories Goodbrv doesnt mean well never lie together again II YL Thanx Mom a: Dad Goodbye8 14 82 Grad I’ xi 82 Choc C at m WIND 6 19 81 One Day At The Beach TBANK Many Moon To Go Spalks I; Monster Kim 1 DS Hal xi Drvin EI.N Eastern w Sara the BASH 200'' Mnths Lat GPPGM BARN 1 ECha 10am Ants Pxi Florida w Cad Drging G to F. 1 July 82 Crunchy KSSMI.JKKN Spring x] Cheating Sots I MO GBT Knns Infamous WKND VO Nghtv Raul Susan V AH STAFTFE Sum I INA chal KYIS Marts P 2GION IIDIGMITS Prom 82 SMI Rer TTWDFL PARTY Summer 82 MECTSJ Later DHS B'ilium F Met Memories eight years placing music Good Times Bad times. 11II ROLLING STONES Jobless Summers. ( H wel GB gom duckin tommorow' Im sick of bluefish water skiing, thanks KEG DHS Ja Band, Struttm I rue kin The MOI.BOWMOBII.L and The GF.NNY-MOBIL I The SEW and SEW. nice boat Pedulla Well-fleet in the summer, boat trips to P town, head first into the back river’ Kt we are caught in a rainstorm’ Whoe’ Basement Jam sessions JC. Jagger Hiltonhead BT is coming soon reggae TEN YEARS AFTER. Id Love To Change The World l.aurrn Am McJinar Memories Friends Alwavs Sue Chris JSJIX JAM So Many good times’ Benchwarmer Kad Ketchup Swap Stub n H1' I’ got 2 luv them Summrs Beach Bum n Weekends ( YO SKI Mt O Fri 1 Jth renska Parsly Shad-ow Stilook n. FLORIDA' Cpas M M Bog Partys R seas hunts Peach MOBILE ASli-J- TLTGT Squeaks Another accident' S f ( Gumballs A Mood rings Macaroni A- chese Graphic ’’ P 82 ' pty JH s Pnuts Pistachios 'WB40' chirp PK Dumpster’Cruisn.. Surprise Always Dreaming - Memories of the smiles wc left behind I hanks M D ND Muhatl C Mcorr Mnt Memories WAYNE SWILL PAG IF. STANLEY AN-NIOD AIMSKI It s the cops, burs it Okas Tom Cat-man. Thes .Keith Bimbos The Crack T ull in the Garden-White l.ightning Flipper F lashed Faster than Flash could Hash S Pyramids in the F'orest JV X WM Mick Jadestone and The Rolling Boulders St. Walker I am a man of wealth and taste — Sympathy BE F REE Finally released from DHS Alright Later. Much PEAC I. STAR IS A LAND See all you people IOWA Comes a Time N Young Spleaf Master Split S2 Seniors Roger D. Mower David D. Mullaney Refer D Meuery Activities; Key Club Tuev. A Mueller paw. Island creek Fridays Memories. YES Concert. Muse vou ever Seer experienced, A. the ?IGT 4 8 Jeep seeing t'N’CLI Sidney, the beach Goals. To he prepared when opportu-nits arises To work hard and plav hard To enjoy better than average benefits Dji tJ P Mullaiey Memories Sure There's a tire out there Dl NO I DIDN'T the man with two knives Prism The l eft One Juis 4th New Yeats Eve Graduation Parts PLYMOl'TH Activities football. Track walking the meter Hope Do You Have Some Gras Paint' The Car Seat Hags Everyone Needs A l ittle Comfort Nice Kitts I'rgenf Camping Out In Back Welcome to the Neighborhood Good Lui k Frank ar.d Kris Super Bowl Bound Moped Thanks For The Good Times And Good Luck In Life All Ms friends Sorts. The Night Passed I s Bv You Can Go In Now State Champ' Good Luck Sic and Bros Mom and Dad. Thanks For All The Love and Help John Charles Muller Daniel L. Murphy J bm Chart, Muller Memories Glen. Dan. Scott Obadeba Halloween' Aug M. DESILY Sugarbush Nice, night trips to nowhere R P March 2 V Shakm Ghovtbeach Track Ms Turbo Fairmont 1 W D. Duxbury always •1 Low-.es Dawn. Glen the Pit S up'BIC Bru-bakev DIW Yf Af Mr SN IRIIABI FOMTAFI. Golf onClark v Island Keith' lies Dub Lets Parts SJeepun’ in the street' Halen Pretty Woman. Prom 82'. Thane nia Pa W hs can 11 drive' Where v Glen' Track C hamps Forever Than Reg IX) It I p Gail. Jen. Andrea See I Later Paint I. Murphy Activities Baseball Basketball Golf. Life the first eight sears has been great but these last four sears could be better Goals To enter Bentley. graduate, get a good job. make millions in stocks or in the job. and retire in Honda or Calif Memories Brockton was the best place to be while 1 was a kid but Duxburs is the best place to end high school God is most important Duxburs High taught me an awful lot about life and friends W til DHS has been an OK school but I have to say that I am glad to leave Later DHS Kelly Joveta Mvers Michelle R. Myers Kell) Jneta Mytrl Memories Tennis80.81.82 4- xc Golf A M f . • da 1C Braces — ugh Paige get off the phone — PLEASE Newks. Texas D D L’ghe Smurfs Xmayxi BK I tench Fries Prom 8� CHRIS P Ignr - J D - Deke DR SPIXiugR Brook get out .!••:. room Pa -Mar addiction — HELP Chicago w Saruv, Beach Bovs 4-Cheap Tnck Friends Forever C M II Y T M toad.J D IXke Hearts all summer long Price Day — more Golf' Labor Dav Weekend Peter $S Lessons Sat 4- Sun mornings Thanx Mom 4 Dad tennis. Tennis. TENms. TENNIS MkheUe R Myers Sqetki Memories W hen you see someone down, cheer them up with a smile Tam. Steph Anne Mane Bish. Sharon SYF Retreat’Sodium Banana' A SleepOver' gmrthgil sllorn Go for it No l( s Par Sharon' What a burst I have to make ray curfew Get a real job Tam mans p r.' Take a p J G friends forever Let the good times roll' Cath many screws loose' Snake era SSS Beach Bum M S nice tan Proms 81 82 whose gotta go T 'Blow smokies on sou’ Kentuckv Women Looks like we made it'TYG CYS Thanx M 4-D 4- M 4 M Luv sa Seniors } s Kimbrrly Lynn San Km Memories fount vour age by friends not by years, fount your life by smiles not tears ILYJPF Thespun Troop • W I) II S. Drama is ! A.f T —Revenge' Drive in. Manomet. Ho Jo s. NH. VT. f APE COD. boats Daddy's I.ittlc Gifl 5 ft what' Chucklehead and Pitts Pat Fingerpainting Rainbow-s l'nkoens Garfield f hoir F.spanol D F. — Cookie f.F Bike-A-Thon Or-chestra SYF DM. VF Sweden Bobses Twins — ice cream runs 7-16-82 teaching Prom 82 12 I care I Promise Thanx M D Friends Foreser Adios . Killy Ann Sathjn Memories Looks like we made it - FINALLY God it you're up there listen to my prayer VQAl'B Eli) I. what-oh neVermind — Good Zoo Jan Aug 17. 81 serious Nightmare N H Val one long laughJiPwuAAl TFlATS RIGHT whats up Chuck' DMMS Green Grass and High i.Des foreser (Ml HEY WOMAN J A Tx.Mm Too bad low life is offshore the forests will echo with laughter-pp- T TTooky ST we I! see You Know I get so weary from the battles in this life It's definatcly been real but not real enough — tluts for sure — Thank God we er outa here — Smell' Ya DHS! JiUifnilini EJame .We Jaiant Memories Music was my first lose, and it will be my last music of the future music of the past to lise w ithout my music, its impossible to do for in this world of troubles my music pulls me through EM ! let s hit a mosie. but'! 1 28 82— LI don't worry smile goals I will always believe in myself, for I know that other believe in me I will trs many things and all I expect tci do is iny best Thanks JPJ PKB Bsc fhr.s Thanks Mom and Dad. I Love You Amy Sail Sihtn Imi Memories Just let me Dance. ShmsmessKRKTJM. Ca s Jan and tlie mission man, Bruce is the Boss' Superwoman yah' If you're really got what it takes its gonna take all vou’segot Hot Lunch Jam yah'GJ. NaP aTtack Where my Mercedes'; BK. !. . Pup QI. forever' New York. Sum. 8| I. + P; Sum 82 Help, my legs hurt'’' dance much, bum out1'’ Wyltbe a Pepper (preppie) Too ' me NH. K( . The Who; Humsrock. Pnk Floyd. Wm; f w | We got the beat' Kiss 108. I lose New York Dancing... Jennifet I. Ninbantr Joint Activities I) II S Band BP Props Memories l:ef?!You base got to lie kidding. Stay on tlte right side of the road Jaccjui! Lgglctta Well, what can you do' Pool at PM s what a joke Tee hec hee’ I'm just peachy lies Patty can I base a ride' C.L to K P in ms Look out Jason's coming' The Newbury St phantom strikes agjin' cine rings dings Freak Mr Out'. Brownies' Thanks Mr I. lise for today Vtlky Lynn Suiirmn Suk. Viiky Memories Dl( K‘ No matter where you go, there sou are'OPl'S VIC TORIA''arc you kidding' West Virginia THE KNLE(S) herman I.AMBf HOP. Fl'MBLEWLFD. KBOWOyji KMS KiweGigPatch Serious Millsie 2ns YG rrr' AHH I'm a Yankee' The closer we come to each other, the closer we come to iod You hase a pet what' Bicycling RIT.ES hielos pajarOs. patos, perros y gerbillos D1XB1 RY 19'C MO-TOBEfANE - F RF 1)1)1 ] a, Pan Mass Challenge TRAC K SSI.C FIAMPS MGR what sunshine is to (lowers. smiles are to humanity DR WANDS Thanks. Peace and Lose to all PMSVMKFPTBPD TNX M + D Kelly Ann Nathan Jacqueline lilaine Nee Vicky I.ynn Nickerson Vl Seniors Seniors S5 Gtoffrty IT. Xc JJ Memories: Lets gee our of here The End is just the beginning V V docs it again, c jteful with that axe Dark side of the moon wish you were here another Brick in the wall part 2 Pink Floyd all along the watch tower Sidney give me a hand what a long Strange Trip its bine Truckin war pigs paranoid I have seen this bridge a thousand times we gotta get out of the place Mithatl F Oalti Goals Qumtilianc. vagac moderator summe ivventae. gloria Roinanae. Qumtiliane. togae, vivere quod propero pauper nec inutilis annis. da veniam properat vivere nemo satis Differat hcK patrious optat qui sincere census atruque immodicis artat imaginibus. Me focus er mgrosnon indignantia fumos tecta luvantet funsvivuset herba rudis. Sit mihi verna satur. sit non doctissima con-lunx. sit nox cum somno. sit sine life dies Martial ClanJta Margam O'Butn Memories Don't you know that only fools are satisfied' Dream on. but don't you imagine they'll all come true shadow and person eTERNally think about your life PIPPIN' PBT Manomet 1 am tea sailing the Hype' n :d che Henri masp coming to consciousness the few, the proud, the level I A ids. figs, tWynnes and like she turned into a I'oiseau and flew to the lune. and it was like reallv weird, ya know' Lobster disco, R' tgtaf. fat load Goodbye. said the fox. and now here is my secret, a very simple Philip B R OIr.tr Memories It s finally over for me' Well either Navy or College bound. I don't know yet Whereever I wind up you know I'll be partying. Many thanks to M D' 5 yrs is too mans ' G.B I'.S I D Good Times with Charlie J R B-210J.D.P.W Much lata Chart House PH A Ohtn Activities AL Key Club. Memories Goodbye doesn't mean forever Goodbye doesn’t mean we ll never be together again GIWARY B F I F. SK GM KK SARA. BE TF BP s and JP s Summer 82 Best ever N'MKS. Mr S You arc under A Monument. TA( YDBTF'A K.T K S. Gigi is that RA or not' NINAVG-GMW AD-IAS PWTFBAF S I. WS-Almost A BIO 16 Homecoming meetings for sure' New Years F.vc ?9 Pam never forget the good times they 're forever Many moons to go Gigi' wl ’DREISER OY the I) I Thanx MDSKD 1NCHMIWOYA Sara TIBAF' IGMYA Kfittint Carol Marit Pagtl B.ij(tl Memories Wayne 7 50 81 Mike. Bill, Sandy. NwYrsEv Prm 82 Plantation The Police Boston ' Gloucstcr Pro-vinceton Willy Puerto Rico Mustang 1 wheelm w Rodger Bulldog Mem's Purple pyramids Flash clear the room fast enough I.ets take the car Pat' Arnv lost it at Lou's Blue Fish July 4th Shark' Hev the Vega IXsnuts with the Dingy Dannv s parties Hello its me Barbra rainbows smbrros Thcv and Catman Skmg with Pete Prnts wv foe wkd Weedman Forest Sndy vd gms memories last forever The Clash thnx mom and dad WILY Kristine Carol Fa el Srw; II Parker Activities Baseball f9 Foothill' Memories Summer NO. Jorge and SoCo the bridge 82 Tiwi and rlic Third C-davs. Yah Good Jeffadoo and his goofinevs Ja and the I Dentificaikm DJ trying; co make it over a 6 inch fence The Boss American Legion Baseball Champs x� . 85 thanx Coach Walker I wanna live with a Cinnomen girl The Ramones Rock Rock rock'n roll high school The Li rard King ■= J I) M When the Musics Over turn out the lights Goals To be good at everything Thanx M + D Later D.H.S Jonathan D Pauh Patlhy Activities fresh. Hoop. Reg. Soccer. Ply. Gips IIROCK 4th StatesSO Got Wicks Vino. PlyV Sm Day N't Reagon Pard Blih Memories Behind Bola's Its THE BOYS Have a C.Ll 29 Squiliper IXiuble D Bus G. H. Applesauce SCOOSER t'mes AnL DrP. sht squirrels, driving . Shmorka Don't. hurt me Barks. Vinos POOL. GARY' Dated,n.ConF Gubba, Gubba Hub Cub So. dam feo W k s. dkson fire SCREAMER Cabbage Hd The. wind cries AS IX) You wanna GO t WN Hey. Notrrman YSl' Chuk. Weasel One Id monster Pit.SocrryMr Blib Lets PQ LEDZEP — CALASTER — YayWick — Monument — Try. Discount PalrtiiJ Amu Pelletier Pdltl Memories FeF A; Eggletta B P Props People l.ct's Go Get Gas' G I. T K P In Ms Newbury Phantom Mustang Rise above the Ordinary Pool at P M s 00.11 I M No Problem Best of Health ToJ N A M C RT 16 North Ceils Concert 82 P D Friends Forever' Marthas Vineyard' Band RTAFFTC Wild Bill I Gil' Be Happs. Be Free N.M PF I got it' I L G AG M A G Thanks Mom A Dad Scott II Parker Patricia Anne Pelletier Frjncn J Pimnuiki III Beth Memories CK The leid Monster Big Dapper Big Gip - Me Wrath — Horgstar Fireplug Crash Cal — Squirrel — los Rocket 550 Bmt — JJ — No Quarter — house Party — Big Gip's The GANG The Boys What red light Ociffer' — 159 2X 2 accident Club — Cinema-tix — Boros — Lost on 5th Riser Ln Ease Wick Garys 1.75 L-B Shotguns — Beach dub Tails — ShBDB -College' — Homecoming 81 — T42 — Rosario 5 up-level CS— Bat out of Heck — Sunday dinners- Mike it ya Joe Boro' — CK mid ts Breen Subrew — GREF.NDTALLS Heck Fleet smirnys — Rackat-tac k — Ski Trip - Patchy - FK LED ZEP —TMaD I M HISTORY E Dji .51 Perry Memories I do the rock. I love RaR.JaD. Life goes on Long after the thrill of livin' is gone Hold on to 16 as long as you can Nothin matters and what if it did 11860. all in all you're |ust another brick in the wall Wsn'. 55. 15. FH. PB. NB. SM you can make it.JS. MM. TK JM. TF learn how todrise Blues Brother. Indestructable. March 6. 1982. Ed Monat, belush. She caught the Katy Sweet home Chicago. Think, I don't know. - If I knew what I was doin' I wouldn't be here Francis J. Peotrowski III Dan M. Perry 56 Seniors Rtbiua Htft PiUin£tMt Btik Memories Teazle, Flying. Books,Television Specifically God I My Co-Pilot and Hawaii live-O Thank . Dad' I Love You Small Marti Pink Me mono Field Hockey f 18 RICK gttml'CHRIS. LAUREN FF Wese had the Best time l. T Florida' PK Dumpster Bog Harriet 1)1) ( pas R +C Snlookin S a Hum FC82 C.G SQUEAKS Hat Han Per . Batro. SOS w H Tide DCMALJ TJSJudy Steve IMY Dow Stop Believing' CYO-Sk.MtOf Live For WEEKENDS BobmB SAQUISII . BEST SKATMNDFJ. BzCrz Fn I My Subu'!Only Sacc Sue. my Blalw TKSfot being there lY'S+JF Wayne - Life Goe On CS 5 79 4 M OMNF TAI.A FrBd Remember yesterda . Lite for Today. Dream about Tomorrow TKS M DWI'I II.Y It went by too fa r Rebecca Hope Pilkin ton Susan Marie Pink Jtltj Am Pium Jnln Memories of being a new kid C her I K You really undcittand' QBY goodbye Time to begin again F.I.SJ, what a welcome wagon' B n-c. awake' Eileen mea-troom babe. SGS I a m flashlight running - where NY' Gre hounding the NT I Know I DLI.ID It can only get better Houteshopping NX ho the vpacevtiot, Sue'1 Time flie It my turn Ju t a c ha melon who GTBCi I've got it all written down But there ne et teems to lie enough time to do the thing you want to do Once you find them M and I) I am I.YAM Damt! R Puiinftr PITT Memories c MASKAS Barkv-Doo we made it thru O Tav Chu Doc Char Gipp Hacht Dek I.H' Prom Hi Were Golden Soccer Hockey • ) Tenno I) He Wick Hospital Budd Colorado USOTC Ceg Bar Dave Note job U-Chew-in Ohkee Dohkee Fork Yur The CREW .t THRU PSBar A [X Put ate Together And Somedat We W ill Be Alto Veno — Harriet That Fuunny Check C t Halloween BRB Where The Wrench Garden One More Time The FORT Brine-Burger Rack attack Than KJ Ac S K Lose Ya Mom W ANTED One Female Thatt m Skull To M Friend . CHEERS AMEN Daniel R Pittcn er Rtbm P' Ji� TUP. KtJJ Memories MEAN MONTE Steak and cotata Flap per Stew The Hop Wet KIMBIE. Book em DANO Five OC ranky Hank Hammered Dtebie BA-DIT LO l think were Lott Buzzard Seagull P C twit BENNY HILL (handler P Speedtrap IX) the Right Thing AWSEOME dead MI N C ARRY pent dump road IX)NUT run Looks Like A Million Buck lurry Pourn Memories This B for You’ The BOYS in The Band Gratetng Image Mud Club 81 F. Kim A Tom. Ned Young Led Zeplin Ned Pert. CoCoaaddt to Life Simp A: Chu. Bom to be Wild Standith Monument who me officer' Before It Time Ate You Enpenenc The Foet. Beach hound at 100 mph Burn the F orest No one Here gets out Alice Rot kin Roll W ill Never Die. Bear and Bird Flange ten 1th of July Sunrise Wdd Women of 8 Super Bowl Mornings At Me IXmaldt My Generation. Keep True ken Mr K Rock on the Drum Thi i the End' .......... Larry Powers Seniors ) $M P'AYfl Memories The Fort Football 1 OS Life in the fast line wore � 1 VO Hid good scenery in the summer Captn Miles would be proud Dont stop the flow The heist died from drinking to much I P s drums mike Migrams look funn I lose New York Off to the ricesJIW.1 The Yellow bug bites bidlv Bust Sichem St Dr Bud bloody ice N’f Gone fishing with C S WE BD Dont rock the bolt Get me i cold one' Help me guide me BPNFL Benny Hill Pirn till sou puke I'm History .! «! .i'll P'ltJrri[jlt Memories Cherish yesterday Dream tomorrow Lise to-das I amt. CnJ Sunrise' Pippin' 20 min — sis BKRoo Lillsn Guenesere Manomet PffsGretch LuvUDidi TPR Snow Holls TYJFTGT SAILING Luv is i Rose it the Swings The 'July V Ensles lieachn it Mewed' But OK' D-i music smiles to be shared Ms Guitar ind my music ms expression It mas be raining but there s a rainbow above sou Who me' A H Secrets' Aiwiss laughing A Little Dreimm Time Reichin for the stats and searching for Ms Dreams I luv you Family Thanks Chnilint prcoJian Memories JLP III Never 1 get your smile Hugh I.WC Clash City Rockers Led Zeppilin Swore that sou never would leave me babv What ever happened to sou But Now Is Mell tlie rain and with it pain and its headed ms was JP When « comes down you re never around to help me deal with the hurt I feel the who hope idle before eige told Look to the future and perhaps it will be the bevt sou could hope for for me tobe free ACP JAP You helped me to lie What I Thought I could not see MNYSI veiled MN’YXIvc listened MNYXIse wondered How Much There Is To Know JI.PILLVUSEVER Comhimt I. Pynn Cwt’iu Memories BRIAN' 10-11-80 THE HILL EXPRESS-W AY MOM 10-11-hi Lose will Keep I's Together' Goalie 1 RAINBOWS Fine I rue Love lortscr BRIAN ULARAND BEAUTIFUL Drive m MSDW M Sewmg Class Brian I Finally Graduated' Two sears and Still Going Strong GCX)D LI CK DAD' THANKX Jjmn F'jkii Quint, Jr. Jiutht Memories CALL MY MOTHER Chess . Excuse Me Sir Football SB 82V B.F Annual 21 GREF N I) Tass Kens. Last of the B T IM Pac Man Down On Mainstreet Lisbo ymec tvDA snfyfg Sal Sum xo The W'orld of I' BE Flappers Outlaws hi . Tins W ake 1 'p Bf C woo a your a Nut bos Blow it off II B Boston. YMH Keithewa P Mescr Jap X! B I Lises Melon Howlands I.ndq B TX W inter Hoop The Head I he r xk boss . Bob Seger II. RN R Prom h I.C Heartbreak Hotel PM BooBooOut Go The Lights Brian Vilham R.ifltry Activities BS 82. YRBK hi. FREDS 80-8). MEMO Rll' I N CIIISME SWORDS EUGENE. LETS HAVE BRIAN BE KING. JB PATCHY. BUB. RAGS. PITT NO WIT OK. FRED. ILL DRIVE THE 17V LB RECOIL. SLICK BATTLE OF BE BURRO BOYS. IF W E CANT FIX IT. IT AINT HROKI N YES. $«0 LUKE IS NOT PRLPPIF (HIP IS PROM 8.’ I M NO CHAUVINIST DONT LOOK BA( K IX)N T WORRY KEEP 1 HAND ON YOUR Gl N AND THE OTHER ON YOU OB JECTIVF GOALS HYDROC AR CICl.'SA LandJfotA Scan Powers I ai Hnan William Raltcry r. VH Semors David F. Ragnow Ragi Memories RAGS You cam always get what you want Hut you pet what you need” RAD2? � TR at MKsP Red Pwt TENNIS 1 82-82SOCCER Mgr Huey. Wertgy Initiation YA SA'S auto. Dream On' Dek. I.GLTB Cabbages S ]uid for Spanish' AIXA. AIXA Eng buddiesJanine Amy Nil in HO DP Mow'd you know it was me' Yout the ugliest there' IWJAJJKSSKST •WIIAT' It Thrashes ADIDAS PANTS 1 ITTHC Wall K C Pilpnm 1. mistake (. TRIPS to B Go to school much JSH2RUI SULLY. Spill much' NM ID-I.YP Goodbye Stranper, Its been nice Thx mddd y friends Kevin Keon Pair R«d Memories Flash at Pats The mud club Burninp on the thirteenth S F To the max Nice Alpie whats up' For lonp you lise and hiph you fly And smiles you'll pive and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will eser be PINK FLOYD Forest Parts Van llalen Mustang Halloween at Griffens Nice JT S M B Take a Trip on the Gold Dolphin Thanks Mom and Dad All in all were all |ust bricks in the Wall Later D H S Good Luck! Liu Ann Rizzo lau Memories Red and Della We Made It Through Together Ixena. Parr. Lori. Julie. Nancy. Beth. Lacy. Cathy. Terry, to S I of A' Pink Pearls' ( ( s and S M S lies Y all One C of Wfa Lynnes!! Prom 82' C and C fa Sampson Park The Ardina! Sawtell s' Sombrs Sandy' Lynne and Scoct Laura and John. Lynda and Dastd. ME andRS KD.BD.CO DM Dan Mad CrstmsandNW srs fa Julies' GUYS and DOLLS GURNET Pt. CUR. VEBOUND9 A DI Anne. Dasna. Matt. Alena. S.P JG I.J DL AS NYC. Leslie Sam Joel Dabin DANCIN'! Beth Shell Fred Mom an Dad JUST REMEMBER MY NAME FAME' Peter Reed David W. Robinson Kevin Kt'.n Rofnru KF.7.M0 Activities NEVER GOT A CHANCE IN FOOTBALL! PLRO BASKETBALL WAS ON THE ONE FOR Ke-aio Roberts Chilli ON DF. R(X“.K ' with 21 MEMORIES DUXBURY HS WAS ONE SHWELL OF A SCHOOL. I LOVED IT' THE I.ADYS WHERE O TAY TO ME IN THE EIGHTIES GOALS TO KEEP ON TRYING IN LIFE TIL I GET SOME WHERE. LIKE IN A HOUSE WITH A SWELL OF A LOT OF M O N E Y SO WHAD UP PEOPLE IN THE LATER YRS................ David IT’ R J in:on RMy Memories IXX' Beach (Iwtblptt) old blue's as pood as new. Green machine KM (atwt) llockes 1 House-party 'twbmiglass shoulder f)x;nmp)THE R(X)M'TCaltOth obscene calendar hpanshw Barksn Benny dop biscuits 7 in Capti —2 flats Bli DR Iwats btsdnsi T(X}A! SN Hospital run; I know- the way (TYBWMWWB Cuatt the Garden Dktludrop HKH New Years i'TC yoptbl upside down I.GS Lvm Pitt Ghost Who me' BCCKDRS Word Wick sparks Dekc Gipper Wmski Goals To attain success as I interpret it and to positively influence the lises of others DHS � I David Jjmn Ronald Ghotty Memories JJES � July = FVi Geils CCC Icy Roads V N Yesocifor Moped in — Puch F. H P Tases Bench warmer — KAL Mrs D D Mom Dad Ken Alan T.C Car. Ken' SPRINGSTEEN Joe s Par tee Mailboxes' Not Us Blib! Soccer + 80 81 82 Keeper Tournes State Champs R $ Hooters Born To Run TLS Game Point Soccer Wollvball Reffm CYSL FIs Far. Flv Free David James Ronald Sen:ors y I Marianne Carmel Ryan I-inda M. Ross Janice Michelle Ruprecht Linda M Ron VaUa Gran Memories I lev I.ynme' R ( ' ' 82 Monomer Beach meet Bob. Bob Bob Peach out to the Max' 9 1 82- Mr bsdlp Rope Sw mg-Night swim'Those cra s nights I do remembet in my youth One red hen' W'aah'ACT81.82 W The 9 2 82- Haul X'L Prom 82 S2V2L', McDx Mrfd Rmg-Dings Val Twins liggers Angelos MURs Thame Joe Beth l.mda 2 Jill l li Ann Smile’ Crusm Chasing rainbows — unicorns IN LEO — 10-11-81 BS2’s - sin bin ll It you love something, set it free - It it comes bad. to sou. it s yours It it doesn't, it neser was I mda — worn' II.Y Mom Dad Junto Muhtllt Ruf n(l)t Memories Miramar Prom 81 Deta Trips' Dale Vicki Art sou going up the tarm NRf Lserbody has tough times. I think I se had my toughest 0 80 — 9 8000 B I A bye B.G LG DC, PL Gina. Ernie. Dean. Marshfield fair 81-82 Run lot the Ruses Patti, Gave. Gary ms friends forever, thank you Mom tv Dad Sacaccia, little BR ) SIS L It Bit wins - hockey Sonny, Diane � V Cheri Thank you for everything I W 1 Y A The good times are forever. let bad tunes fade assay Thank you everyone at DUS. The Parts is over Muriannt Camttl R un Memories IRELAND 82 Tiddler G DS MR I) FOGIIAT K The G CARS t'NDLRCOVER HEART MANOMLT TKS Natic C.onfo 81 MO.MC M l C, 81 Thanks Joyce third Jly Lllen TTSTOP’ MINGDY AOBSLSSION History teaches man. that man learns nothing from history Hegel Psalm si • K TIIKS M D BYL DHS Amt M Saiailano Anntt Memories Thanks Mr Burke Genni Gnxx Mill tishing Quines Market I S Constitution G S Colorado Horseback Mr Mueller I Tie Mike. Matt. Bobby. Lori. I li aBeth, Jennifer. Susan. Thanks Edith Thanks Mom I lose sou Dad I will alssass remember you Scott 11 Y Goals Graduate Modle working with MUSIC To help needie children to be Successful I hope to stand up to all chal-anges in a life time No matter, where sou go or what you do. remember you are loved aV Retina hli ubcth Shncidcr John I ScA ar rr Activities National Honor Society Drama. Yearbook Tennis and Skiing Memories Crucibles and Nitric Acid. W hat movie are we going to see tonight' MA SP. ping pong and pool, STAR TREK. SKI Techies rule’ BY! M C B. and P It s been lots of fun’ Goals To go to college, get a degree in chemistry, and be a millionaire before thirty Rtginj F.hiahtth SthnnJtr Gina Memories Ja Band 79. 80 Keyboards Rule’ The Doors Riders on the Storm i srs orch II.Y Rains’ ILJDJDP' Debbie Physics' get out a there’ Im rusloe repchsppstmi npepna' let s parts’ V ball Prom night 81. 82. 8V April 6. 198V Colorado Hi Dad’ Angelos WCOZ Lease your hair alone’ The Runaway Heidi Grade! Kerne 82 I don f know foreigner 81 Hey Rosboy’ Mom s cooking College' The Toyota — Get stuck in the sand much' Ski ps late night calls What now -J GeiK Nice I m finally out of here’ Later Duxburv’ Nos ! wi ERIC Anne M Savastano CO Seniors Walter E. Seamon Paul J. Sessa Mary Shaughnessy Valin E Stan Vail) Memories Viking I miss you’ Scorpio Gemini !:T August S. 1982 Chandler field and cops’ 74 Charger The accident Jetti ouch my feet Batmite — M M Sue I lose you forever June 8. 1987 The awesome year I got A I. for you Butty. The route mega bucks Papa Ginos and the coffee Thanks everyone who helped me through troublesome times I Love I DAD. MOM. Sue. Buzzy and Frdckles The Perfect Match I want Bentley'. Darth Vader Brian The drive in W S M L T D R Green Car Positive Later DHS Paul J Una CRASH Memories Saltwater Driving on beach almost flipped it The 720. OZZY. Zep. Sabbath, smooth. Transmission' Hey Tina Swamp Riding w Dale JR Y A H.Jackie l.YI I Dont Dress like that Crash not me My home the Cape Cod Coilevium The Hying Formula minutes before I make sense Bill Lock me up’ Thanks M D but now he got 2 years Drive In Nights Kells you are not a snob. LM NO Angel Insanity California scenery The Creek. TlT.l. Concert Where have all the goodtimes gone' Party hardy everyone Later DHS Im NOW Earthbound Brian Sbau hntny VaJtr Memories Mdly bgutbc SMA Markella. Hold my glasses Grits HI Truck Rules The llingham Trio 6 11 82 Sid falsLYVX NITE-TI NES74 J6 78 60 77 69 2 6' 4 99 RT THE OFFENSIVE LINE Mclsaac Let me Drive FIFTY B P SKOAL Kingston Drive In’ The Pit V 11 Weldon SI JHL |.B T Y The JEEP The Honda HARRY IS A FISH Bur and Robus IWTGT VIETNAM and COVMAN R L. ELVIS Z SmtCMIeK Micha-chi Crew Cuts Backys 18 lbs Goals MK I WWTS BTB ADTRT EI.RB’ R L WBC STL TGYMIP Le .range HEY Coach K WDYPMAT' THANX M D YwtbDHSg IMysya Mary Skaughneiiy Mart Memoties Look’ Its a bubble’ Tenn.- Softball Skiing Lake Tahoe ACT Theatre Costumes (ast Partys Lie 7 10 82 Moving Statue ESP Dean and Li! lakeville Debbie Prendo s Pty' Summer' Mick Hi Connie! An planes Star-Trek' I.ucv remember the REFLECTION' You call Mrs M’ Karen likes M.MKECD Light Denise' Disney Land. fla. I'niversal Studios. Calf Polynesian village. HAW AII' Silver nail Polish' Computers fans MJS Toga s’ Back to being a freshman’ COLLEGE’ Woody Saquish’ Skim milk and Chocolate chip cookies ALOHA DHS Satan F. Shu Memories Look around you now, you must go for what you wanted look at all my friends who did and got what they deserse CS N Oh. Cindy Im bored I wouldn: tx naughty for the sake of naught or be different just to differ CS No way. One way I live for Hermit Island and the Maine coast. JEI.CJMS Youre funny Rick How do you BEND a transmission' What a nightmare Im retired and on a lifetime vebatadc If I saw you were drowning I would not lend a hand Nice Volvo eh Chnssie' 2Shea B«x f. Biff and Courtney YSMBT W A A” F.tik Mtnita ShulJt Memories ( athv C C gravevard 82 Btallalways! AP Gno’ Limps Gimps I60 w WBI.NBS-BIN- CLASH Hows Sally ‘Maud VPB BVSB 12 6 80-YA-KJES-Cats Eyes?! SKIING ■ Summer nights Beach 9 27 80 KIM IBS F.MLC Grad 82' Who ate the dontOS.' Dormwarn ReSigr.s’ Lynda Lits go swimming' Carol BfTCA RahRah’ Scuiva’ 4 2-I'P cctrip Sue' Tang-V' Prom 81-82 Phonecalls’ Bag byBs l.Pwk 12 POP' Macattack' RRR'—LOON - pudgie'skids — Ke!'always late up all night longjasb sneak l.yndsy TM'D Kristin Its The Laughter We'll remember Semors 61 I'altru ShcU’lttaJ Val Mem ones Michael 1 11 80 IWALY. You mean so much 10 me' ( lathy. how your dog ruff ruff' Carol, your so dirty Connie (C.CCC.P), remember. math was so easy Mom and Dad II.Y Bennetts Garage DLMTPK LBC.PN DBJ Little Red Express. She's so cute Grandiz er Go. Dl. so many Fridays How about a roast beef sndwich Grandma can I hase a I.ollypop' Dodge Dart at Tassys on a ramv night’ I'm such a good girl Good Bye doesnt mean forever' lies Lisa. Mary. Beth. Lauren I finally made it! Lynn Annt Sihby RtJ Memories 2 27 82 I LOVE YOl' SCOTT XO Sand I think I' better leave fore u get sick TB Fake a p CTCt Did he really do that or am I just W.S.D ' The winter scene at Scotts Prom 82 C ( at Sampson s 69 Volksy TOOTIN ALONG IN THE SNOW The goons Kinston Pete's Dirty Filthy basement Would u eva- II.Y GAGL. LB Sc JC Is that u Scott' Tiny Toyota Truck This isnt gonna work. Scott lies ns the n ' The first golfhall — ( H Er. San. Use. Lena Kel. Cat. l-a. Beth CP JR RLK UR A Bl DIR spirit is with meJSDThanx MA SCOTT. LETS RAMBLE I.unru A Silvia Memories Ju2Ma$u — T W A B • ! I 10 31 81 fersure Is water cold in Dec. Eve1' Glad to meet you Julie P Sands ms zaa bud Dandy Jude another D P run 10 pr dav 160 wow must be the big L! I'm sure — must be one of those new- fangled cars huh Sue' Mare I'm glad you're home' I wonder if I m with you or chasing after some finer thing where are all the people I once knew. u they aren't where they used to be Life's a series of hellos A: goodbyes Si I'm afraid its time for goodbye again - Eileen-B.F. Thks M D Pis John P Simpkim Simpi Memories TERRY 2 23 82 The Castle Jeff Pete Dave Joe Renee Johnny Kotton Nice Choo osnmna netas 3 13 82 Bli ards 9th grade science nice Briggs Who ops Thanks Choo Give me shelter HENDRIX THE f LASH SF.X PITOLES jail guitar doors The Li zard King The Leather The Black Max 230 dumps beach-= bat = HA'HA' Jirm Hendrix was a messenger from another world Vemus guitarist, sent from anexher time and anexher place, to give us a message of lose, peace and freedom C Knight Lose va M D nmm LET FREE MEE Patntla Uiph SpinJlty Memories Though I've lived so long in darkness, I smile, the sun is gonna seen so much brighter B 32s at SMI' Arizona- Someday ILY. JM Bets, Louise and me Tinkers Dam, goodbve Grunch You're just a prisoner of sour dreams — B S B.C 10 2 82 I and only Vermnt what a burst RN Nancy. 1 miss you I do not talk funny Lula ineval NYEse - MOM DAD. Thanks. I know its been tough M J fanatic Merry X mas ... in April'J Geils What is she doing'' So close to insanity Sandra. Julie. Nancy. Lacy. Lon, where did everyone go Jklii Ann Spina ft Memories Hooter H b Bunks Boone 2.007.3 miles Just call my name T X A J T - DEDIC ATED U s bobby fof Sup' TGMIIBSCLK rpld Stung matches (f! Am I hoot yet' wrecked 2 no social value npgpSBJ Thanx M Dic takes a clear mind hypothetical destination Oh W'ow R C | v KS in A V IX DT Amel The Island — K.P I.C The eves have it Another Monday night B B CC82 adbs 1 •s Ann EBF 13 vrs TsG rock climbing moon beamm i 2c I ate nite sd ame APPALACHIAN TRAIL 6 82 — 10 82 all the answers can be found in the dreams you dream along the way See ya Bve Valerie Showstead Lynn Anne Silsby Laurie A. Silvia Pamela Leigh Spendlcy 62 Seniots Michael J. Sullivan William Sylvester Ralph L. I nomas MnhatlJ Sul nan $ lly Memories The Big Tank Hit the beach' AI782 oh no, it's the boys thanks Rob Eugene 20.000 tons T.N.T Nice � ord kid Bolla TMAFS Boros JF Coops Goofiest Cal Dek, go play tennis Let s go Datb •! Budrack attack Dalton hungry Duxbury. go for it' Fireball — punk Let the good times roll cwdrddcm Scrumpy JDBC W MJ. Geils Tom Petty Bob Seger And these are the memories that make me a wealthy soul MMLIFAP Let s go skiing Look out world, here comes the class of '8$ . See ya at the reunion IyaI thanx M D Pau n F.!i:ahrth Surtlur Memories Those cur, nights I do remember in my youth ILYJOHN 8 51 81 1 45 A M Hot Summer nights 81 Halloween 81 prom 82 Hes Gail. W here v Glen' S up' Florida '82 M M s Cru in on mopeds Baby you know what I like Miss ya Gail — The Gang — skiing Sugarbush 82 Tennis was fun kid' Good luck Cat and Mary Friends Forever' N A John YXF.S Skating Night time swims' Allmghters Thanks for everything Mom and Dad High School life had to be but. on to Bigger and Better things for me Pamela Gray Susiz r Su it; Memories ’soccer 1 — 18 — killer tango • Hena. Shaila. Julie. Lisa Buddies Always Hena s bashes stropmithaedneerg — Thumpers w noises — B1 7 — Bur — i s -p o m whirlpool 4 sauna prom 82 — Ripper Time' stud Gilford DS goes to Thanx Kenoosh SSSS — The killer curb twice in one day — the boat 4 bagged Hena your lights SGSneieen w road trips • b-ball' - ski' Let's eat KPD — triplets' Cosen 4-Sal we re here 6 am T B E wobil Howie wabin glr neser forget the good times lilbro • Thanks Mom 4 Dad Luv va • Always and FOREVER Ralfb I. Thomas SrJiu iiJtr Activities CALL MY MOTHER TBDUO KVPJQ ILY CT Forever The Vineyard 8 23 82 Prom 82 BF Your going to be PW The Crew fooba V Defence 99 •'I 9 78 50 36 ’4 or 57 35 Edawa Calf Kid Track 45' what Reg Benny Hill Denny Jump Dildus Jess — THE STICK — ouch Ms Knee CT in flonda MM YU Beffs Annuals Noslom Mik Chicken George Pepsi' Dead G Roasting on An open Fire Bush ■' A How much do you want' what now ' Where do you want to go' Tippy is not going lets take Karl Babe Muppets Thanks Mom 4 Dad Jnha Amer TtJJ Julti Memories — R-4-Ever' I. C stud SHAILA 1 Buddie Hena s many ngts — LISA Altas-wce wee P-82 RIPPER TIME‘swicz MISSY 1 SIS- Johr Corky Thnx' Luv 4 Thnx M4D 4 GD TYFEMW HTC TODD SKI DAVID UHIZ l-2-s SOCCER •: • U EF. LES S P Tennevs 4 Turns NO) Another Lost Weekend - K P. SUMMER 82 Activities • toss BIZ-BL'Z Hearts • MICH KERMIES - Hi KW make like leaves - The Bog Walk Kenoosh-Coven 4 RES- BG DONNA . S:S Camp Out LETS EAT w -TAGGED LM HW — Eggo I Grnded HI CQ 9-hole CHEEKS 141 ILYl BXNJC' ' FLOTH HTS I GOT DREAMS IM LIVIN FOR TODD'S 5 Down 1 To Go Pamela Gray Switzer Semor 6 Jjmu RttharJ Tonga i Tong c Memories MOM A DAI) Than Duodv gary A ann phibion GOI.F � 1 poor dog9 26at peir I cant be 20 on sugar mountain' Seiz 4 8 Little ted it dead I I flagg about your car purpl Hayes thanx 44 mph Mcc A I yc A Nhcc The -I Js usa mat tee siob A tour — |ob States eil young A Ccr MI with Doods DJ X K AJ DC Ml. I'V YA Whity growup 8001b Tuna second Messiah Kristen you eat road house blues — 10 bucks ReeRee bought at hubbies hit a seagull Mga 7-6 you cant be a caddy all your life blundy said jump Michelle good luck Sue A Jim Ponge-Ponge Mom and Dad Now its mv Turn THKRF. COMES A TIME Muhtllt B Tongai Activities rollerskating, yearbook, candvstriping. NIIS. piano Memories II.Y Cet A Og — my friends. Sherry terry cathy carol lynn kim traces, skate much' such a ( aths Mr F' Sweet 16 Parts Pa| a Ginos TINES all mghter Hs a Gs FAl Sandvlane — I m a Dirt ball SM and CT Est-ceque |e parle Francais' sleep the Rink club I AS me A Jeanmne (a meets PG of course I know how to drive' cookouts. campingtrip, shows, carwashes — never forget Jl) - Thanx MAD Don t Stop Believing so cute Tav' Goals lose, happiness, success, respect. Ml)' Bve DUS James Richard Tougas Michelle B. Tougas Rtiannc Mari Tnnqnc Memories August 17 82 martha s Vineyard One Sunday in September Band in the stands Lunch on the steps with no lunch' put 'EM away You're so SILLY Cathy' 2 ski trip with C YO I SWF CP KJ DS I.C JA Kathy moved away midnite no no later from bundlin to nngm Let's get lost' It's time to go home It's coo quiet over here Got any good |okes' nsht yes. I saw the Early morning Post’ Thanks Mom and Dad l.mJa I. Turner Memories Hey I.ynme whats up' RaC ' X 82 Southie Manomet Beach bf - you want what.'!! I Like crowds, meet Bob. Boh A Boh have you seen my keyv' Tell me about it scars' Peach out to the Max! Like totally Barf out Groty — 9 S 82 Mr BSDFP I.PJMBL rope swing-night swim' those era a nights I do remember in my youth you better get ready to say good-bye one red ben' wah zooed wheres my car !’ A whole tank’ KD Bradlees circular dont talk weee McDs Marshfield Muspep the Lounge gang memories are dear keep them forever Thnx MAD 11.Y Rosannc Marie Trinque l.inda L. Turner Keith G VaJai Memories SSPier But Dad EDAWA BF Jimbo JA-PAN WHERE am I' Who are You' Baka you K-Fu Sidea Dont do that Mrs Pnmm what am I doing in this class call my mother Not Curtis Edwin Demonina Nani At Teno’ Not now room the Cellar Ralp Sled not there BF Look a fish Fdcape Lets walk notguns STARSX JKDN Dont forget to write spring wins Cards Off the Island Rain Lets Go Home Sherwood 10 Logs Tent Trip Nell break the lamp Pissmirc Logical who cares' China Town No More Quarters Lords House Lowtide Tokyo KitaKat A But Rotary To Madachi Question is Why Gabrieli Franc ion I'autram Gabel Memories Poola'. Thi-thanx Geoff BC N The Rolling Stones. Fort Parties Lynda aBaWJohn Dmbbf, Kristen a cv tv WDI luv'. The Killer Toads. B-PuP. The Tation. Im on a (12) Diet. Susan - check the list. Beth COIL! Nw Years Eve At Valv, snuffy'. Netti A The Vega Night Mare, tmmlhisc. you Gotta Have It. Julie un-f-believab!e. CM, Europa. jamming' I m Going to be a Star' Andrew-. Boooz Crooozz. Hutchy A The Camp. Kris A Dave — Chinese food zombies mmm I Quit Manhattan .Do w-e smoke it' — rainbow weekends' Hash' Goodbye doesnt mean forever Gabricllc Franciosc Monique Vautrain 6l Semors Jattfi R Vunmak Jo Memories JML'SKAS S A. 9 22 ' 1 ABA' I'm gonna sleep tight here' Midterm at Chuck me officer' The Stone Crunchin w the Doc !.M SC MJ M A DL YA Chu ind Simp Chuck Bnin. and the CRIW More Boro Frankie' Prom 82 cruising w Pitt and Kirk Golden Bo a ' Socer. Hoop Ba ehall — NS Mail boxe ' W 1 fee Nantucket Beach Bound P!ea e pro e it He . MAD I made it' SY W B !M TF Lmng for the weekend OG MO MB AMP Climb high. Climb far. your aim the k . your goal the Mar Later. D H S Jj U Vnur Activities AFS — club Memoeie Mr Primmer Ea-oule pauvee goal Have a fun time learn something too Joseph R. Vienneau Bl Jacob Visscr Grtuhtn EJizsbtlb I'titi Gramh Memories Beach Bo let go Hawann PAM Christ-ma in April' RN Hutch)' — VI here did all the good time go' PFF Lisa Vl'ille 9 9 82 TIC Go for ti ILY Da Greg, Dave. MAD good luck GAS ILY Reccer What mug' FH Charlie � Angel go vkung’ 4S All Night live Crutche Caper CD 1 left Ric A Mike - GITCH LYM Hocke wills wonk' What a wonk' Night mare of the wood type what a Murph It Finally time to leave ve it finally time to leave take it calml and serene it the FAMOUS FANAL SCENE later DUS D uJ R Vslktr FrtJJy tankcs 1 !«.! in HAMIS - Bim • • ALL THOSE NIGHTS Bottle Throwing conte t volvo .aljta na aha on Paint Fight write back Juh 1 •Lear-buff Drive-In 6 26 f Zappa all nighter at Amanda MT'NGS JUNE 18 Pete RAT CELEBRATIONS NANCY YTB � M6 9 82 YT SO BA DF GI CHI MP ID KH YP l' X MB IG YD Football 19 Super Bowl 82' FB81 GIVtT DYCP M L ’Julie Bmetl summer 82 Mike John. A Fred Than sister ksc 22 MM 60 ML 2J Ck 10 NC M, BN FG AT NT THANX MOM A DAD Nl HY AB TI LY Gretchen Elizabeth Vokcs David R Walker Ktnntlh I' Vjlkr FjJh Memorie track n l Super Bowl - 81 hocke w� Ak fwm 19 pmn Jinken’8 in 10 ar.d Kill going OH MY GOD Summer of 82 — mike hoove' Almost’ moped - PB butc ski tnp - Dave. Ken. Mark with Little friend POTLI CK SO LET IT WHIP I.Whack Bwhack Dbeach mammel Regg IS’ 65 mphotb |u� t for you Kell A Dris Wagoner Surfing Warner remember the thorn bush'Jellyfish Lip Honda trip — KW PW SEMS P PArtie thank Mom A Dad thank gut Kid hoedydoe w Abfimfdu — OHNO' Sergi wdwlmira HelloJT Syracuse' KK Frat Parties (o Northeastern riL’um T VMI Memories LP. 80. 81 Donny, what re a dow In the RF.' RAC RaOJ. RARB 'NOODLES'SOUPSOn me arigato KUlington. 12 18 82 — 12 21 82 Placid 81 SORRY Bout that officer What that p.r.k thing' Hockey Santa bag and the bennymobde Beall Reese He Keith, the street on fire' Beautiful Girl c'mon bill, we re gotn’ to the dance' right' IXinny. van Halen. gee . I must a got lost Hi guv blow up many yards' T C AT II '82 IIRW ATT' ’ I got some, did you'1 It wasn’t bad. MMC TIME to go. okay:' Kenneth W. Walker William T. Wall Semoe 65 DiitlJ O'.irntr Memories Football H Supcrbowl 82' XX’WacK Hock-cs 12. Gardenbound again in 8}. I ' S.O T.C Colorado Springs 82. R 11 speech, hey serge XV I) W L M S R A Sk. trip K XX . I) V . M$. 1 1 82. I 1. I Q S . I hank u K T . S.I.W A R I Kisps 1. Prom 82 at J ll Mouse Florida trip at S.C (10. XI. 13.8! Iw.rn.u A l l Home coming 83 a special day for someone Dartmouth Pt patties beach. M S 11' go for it Thanks M D I. XX B StB XX SQ nestr forget I X H B S D MJImg Otkorah EMtn ITjImk Dtb Memories CLARKS ISLAND BD XX'anderer Boone FHf6 IK SKI TMRBBPC M 1H� 1 iFS Matches ) I.YM?5 Bobby NPGP cc 82 vsrecked -28 KB BD |ust another excuse Jimmy DEDICATEDJust call out my name — SI.CLCDS Hooter — Bunks B� 1 no social value T I s SB — RLAR' 9 28 Line a for m just for Justin MICKLY hows the tree' DT S A hypothetical destination You mas think I am gone but 1 will be back next weekend BYOB Friday 13 8! . RIDES GMG SBJ SKI — mobile Amcl Renska IXJ Sup' Oh Wow GTs- RC - VC, RS 3 2c NPW I mC.I bound Thanks M l)‘s — See ya Bye' T Michatl B'.j) Memories Lane 6 T M capt 82-83' OXVS — One XX as Street be Radical TCe Clash 82. Heart J Cougar 82. Journey Point Blank 81 Major 1 XX’hoc T-Bones Knuckle punch 10 10 80 $60’ ST81-821 what happened neighborhoods and the fans at the channel wild' ILY SSI I1ICBT YIYIIDI XX NMTB 9 11 82 113MB Tml) XXlut are we gonna do now' THF. Fl'Tl'RF. IS I N-WRITTEN’. Ci' rfi N. IX’tUh Gifip Memories Football O bial TINHOXXT MILLING AROINT) House calls DR Car gossip sympathy for the sparkplug the sat Fatlip Mcgath Bolla bat out of heck nosa 3d patchy squirrel controserss LIXX - III) Acorns wick R) good 108 ILP Mevodkey Green D XX id' Screaming RB dunes your paranoid pimat skimps squil sylbwjs BK Prom 82 phantom Hey jvprties wdux, ispm nmcan LWLS college sou loser' shotgun mentor ghetto life tcwncypg midterms pmilk I 'M. rcket 250 got no time to spend entoutc; the tunc has come to begone I) Chruttphtr C V'rngtr Memories Bermuda 80. Saco. Ski Trip stranded . GC Stats The Great Excape N il Riser Kids. JV states', wrong Number Dream Girl F.LTSDIM SMLRAR IAI.YK. Stairway. XX'e are the boys . Martel the Mights D DF, Scooter Bikin Datona' Bronco Beach Ridm Forest Explorer 96. Really.' . Double Dagger. Where's the wrapeer? .CRF.THRM T BA BIT. Let the good times roll, never forgot in . Shades XX X' Country Road as roll. IBB. Pearl Green Eyes. Tks M D Reach out arid Take it. the future belongs to those who Dare — XX’angie David Warner Xaeorge Welch Christopher C. Wenger 66 Seniors Judith Ann Whilt Dtu Memories JF.LCC JMS FF 10 51 81 ah Mar Best bud TFunx Chauffeur I Mass Bound' Cat Donr forget 2 Smell The Flowers Laur Fk ut The Car Wash! DP Runs 10 X day?! ’Ween Freshwater Sharks' NOWAY! Sue APIXM70' White sweatshirt' FarFar s YSMBTJLN JF.FF Stoccet Syle Chandler Trail bearchase' 5 times' Nice trv'Jav you ve got a lot to learn'Congrats Gess; A Debts B C 1 20 82 ‘sup? Iwalyjsc I do recall those were the best times most of all! Life goes on! So much time to make up everywhere we turn Time we have wasted on out was Good Luck J?)« Marie Vhinmvrt Memories Obsession. Pippin. Fiddler. JCZX. Chalie Brown, owr Town 1 comes Lose, Anybody for tea FR S-Days w JLN VIV F.D. VP The act Manomet! SS. SM, DS. LP. CD.JC JB. BN. CO RS. SS. Li 108. 25 . Fuzy Duck, Cardinal Puff. x-Ma. 7 50 Marry the man. the Phone. BK. CJingon. tank ' i2X Choir Alexandria The Hub Rest Area — Bird Land. Maria anne. Lm in a Catatonic state Retch, sou Keys Me WO I'NDED SEAL poo! Parts, surprize party, incognito Thank you M D! To I nderstand Teachers One must ask many questions' Deborah I. V'rftj Activities Marching Band — Florida trip parades and competing Pit orchestra — first chair Memories Hello to esersone in Mar.apan HS! DF. l.R DA SH NF TA MV DM JV F.A GG I will be back to visit all of you' Choco-dile and twinkle — friends forever' Surprise — !' Birthday parts Moving to Duxbury meeting new people feeling out of place G$ Help me meet sou know who CHE watch out for L' Goals 1 sears of college computer programed Lets make it through HS first' EdwardJohn Wolff Memories To get to heaven sou got to raise a little fill! xxxfEJW the real TALL boys Excuse Me Sir PSII.Y kinks jsut dor.t sound the same Catch me if you can can DPD Be we almost blew it prom 82’ hopsbong the art of tanking PRIVATE ST(X!K Donr be rr.essin' The WOOD PILE moss master THE DREADED BLACK LIST pacman S S skes G POINT Hollands Landing . Casegirl spides front seat driver weekend kit brawlm. nice cakes TS SIRF CAPE COD 9 25 82 Heaven Car. Wait'JIMBOnutbos the week I was 20JKJQKV YOI R THE B S' COZ LGO Christopher R'A-tr: Zahmin er Ttx Activities: Spanish, Gordon's Last Period Smoker s Club Memories Hockey in Physics. Frankie Snuff B:e-trowski and friends, who suffered nicotine withdrawal after the first period Goals To be rich, live fast, and share everything w.th K.F.. the one I lose Seniors ,'67 Deborah L Wiley Joyce Marie Whirremorc Edward John Wolff A Sea Dream We saw the slow tides go and come The'curving surf-lijies lightly drawn The gray rocks touched with tender bloom Beneath the fresh-blown rose of dawn. But. one calm morning, as wc lay And watched the mirage'-hfted wall Of coast, across the dreamy bay And heard afar the curlew sad- And nearer voices, wild or tame Of airy flock and childish throng l’p from the water's edge there came Faint snatches of familiar song. A song .that mingled Joy'and pain And memories old apd sadly sweet. While timing to its minor strain. The waves in lapsing cadence beat. The waves are glad in brcc c and sun; The rocks are fringed with foam I walk once more a haunted shore A stranger, yet at home. A land of dreams 1 roam. — Whittier ■ - SUPERLATIVES Best Dressed larnmv Kasoiino and Phil Baker Bcm Ac tor Ac tress Lye Cook and Luke Hauber Most Gullible Ellen Carpenter and Jon Deklerk 'O Seniors Biggest Partiers So die Brown and Chris Bird Class Clowns Julie Todd and Phil Markella Friendliest Val Haight and Frank Peotrowski St r tightest Arrows Mike Oates and Paula Gibbons Class Flirts Jeanette Joseph and Mike hear) Seniors Cam ioscpcxafcies Dtnilr Be—J iM L vr E .cr Mov Or Gibe Vj.-rj - « 0- a 7j- Ciu Icxpen 'Sc? Grej Barker i-; Dir -. ?-r Clm FWxru.-j I elds aod krcfo H Z Mow Mutual Amie Macdonald and Norman Huddleston Cutest Shaila Kennedy and Brian Morgan Best Looking Knstin Johnson and Ken Walker Most Athletic Sheila Heneghan and Tom Harrington Most Intelligent Julie Edmunds and John Schlueter 'J Semors Class of 1 9 8 4 Front C Angers. E Butts. Middle D Bnggeman. VC. Cahill._______. R Blundell.____________ N Cadigan. — . I) Bean. K Balboni. V Angevine. K Biyramshian; Back C Broadwater. D Ayles._____________J Brown. A Brady. I. Bouthiller. K Borgeson. B Bondlow. I. Barrow. N Bedder. K Allen. J Alt. S Burr. E Andrew. I) Adams. Bcn|es. E. Bartlett, W Arnold, missing A Bell. T Chantre Front P Costello. I Cheverie. K flake. C Coakley. B. Cosgrove.-------------- f Connolly. M Clifford. J Comer. P Conley. Back M (arhone, I) Christenson___________________K Coughlin. E ( arroll. R Chantre. I) Collins. T Carpenter. P Calirvedo. missing A Chandler. C Cobb. R Cooper Close the door' Front A Dewolf. J Doscher. C Duffy. A Doane. I. Delano______________________________ J Cuneen. K Doherty. J Donahue. M DispersiO. T Davit; Back J David______________________R Donovan. M Cushing________C Cudmore. D [Xibecki. J Driscoll P IXiCette, -------T IXiwd. S Devaux. missing FI Cuneo. M IXsonan. A Ducharme 'f l nderdassmen Front: L Fritbcc. L Dur-Up. C Francis. H GirUr.d. E Gibbon . J Fdev. S Eldrxige. J. Form, hick B Gilmore. J Gouln M E oe. S FftiJtrKk. L. FtarJce. ( Dvtr. R Gilpm. A. Gorman.) Funic. E Giumctti. E Fultz. C Fallow . E RarJce. mastng C Dur rm. R Edmunds. S Flmipan. T Govar.; What I root R Manning, S Madden. L Macek. ( Meallo. ( McCarty. C Murdough. PManning. C Mooney. M Mendoaa. N Memfield. C Morelli. E Mark , back J. McDonough. P Moreau. II McDonough. T Merry. P Front S Oates P Nslen. P Nightingale. M Rafters, back S Murgo. Ga Murphy. Cu Murphy. A Norton. J Ott. T Paige. S OIX nnell. M Perrs. missing K Murphy R Murphy P Myers. S. Nelson. M Nudd A Nskiel. R Odette. M O Hare R Olsson. P O Malles. M O'Neil. S Patenaude. J Peterson Ri to. D Scott. D Powers. D Sapp, missing. D Phillips. E Pouliot. K Powers.J Putin. S Quay. M Rafters. D Ragr.ow H Rasrr.ind K Richards. D Riles D Rmg.J Riser. J Roop. C Santheson.J Schofield. M Schofield T8 l'nderclas men Frors B Xr j R See-- -. ) Sc .it. S Sc'-iirrtxr N Srotcas. L Score 7 Strr.pwr.. J Ser e- A ServLa? TV «a.P SjOKtA. K Senate. A. Spdhci back V .vi.; 0' ? T«.j' c.7 Spree. V. jr� P Seer-a G S urr.ck a Trre T Sfcjel-i , P St£r ; T Smxh. rjug; M SbeLere P Sproc-. K 7r� xo_r-. Froee K 1 iecwe.J Za ? Ttvri. K Rrftr A Tr c. K Tepu. A ToieL. S VI avbbarc L Tre£� -'o� rv G Zee Sack B rXex- K 1i D thk D 'X'rjct. G Terjok a--. A � Jter S VoiK J luce ' S W Zxito. E 'OrSekbei. Btutf.c K T-r«y-e P T� «=ci M a K Veieecoe. « � eaer j 1£jta B V ooesvarv ? Zcom SUSA R Moe.J LoJcko C McEjdwoa D Mate. T McKoridc. M Mercer E Lot ?. N Motor tnsvr_c 5 Lo%c J Mar? - R McGrar � - - « SB You can t both be r.«=5er oee (Mi unior u Wayne, that wa� a mothball sow juk ace Kim get the mow out of the mukraker Colin tnke wi Nice throw. Walihie Kathy and Ann on then way to Vega 80 Cndercla men Front E. Albritton. A Bayer. VC' Barker. F. Brennen. A. Bell. S Beaudrs. T Arsenault. T Armstrong. I). Bote hen. D Alltop. Back M . Boy den. M Bartlett. M Barrett.J Borhek.J Burke. II Baker. S Armstrong. J Brigham. B Barelas. B Anderson, R Bonner. D Amado. T BUkeman; missing C Allen Class of 1 9 8 5 Front L Cicierega. C. Cartell. D Coulses. S Burleigh. J Ciccarelli. E Cocvelh.J Cislo. . M Coe. M Burke. T Collins. N. Collins. M Case. Back J Carleton. P Cataldo. C Connells. P Callanan. S Cadigan. Callander. . S Cass. J. Coughlin . R. Cobb. M flisham. G Capnro. . C Crandell. missing F Costello. E Coughlin Front: K Dioni. N. Fallon. K Eaton. E Fallows. R Doucette. J Crumlish. P Dowd. T Frattatio. S Ellison. E IXirgin. Back L Donoghue.J. Dasis. K Dipersio. S Crockett, T Ferrell. S Dolloff. P IXilany. R Drake M Drake. E Fekete. D Deseney. M Eldridge. D Dougherty, missing D Crane. J. Cunningham. M Delorenao. C Erratti. L'nderclassmen 81 Taste like a meadow muffin Front C Gillespie. S Hundley. M Hannan. C Hurley. S Hanlon. C Hill. H Hardy. E Hacker. J Hauber. G Hopfe. R Greene, back M Healey. J Hughs. C Histen. A Guillemm. I. Gilbert. T Jacques. S Hasenfus. A George. C Grealv. H Holbrook. K Gifford. S Ha ward.J Greene. A Gates, missing J Hatfield to' f.i v . tiL3e front I. Kcancy. K Keith. C Kubicki, A James.J Kerrigan. C Krahmer. T Kelly. T Kilduff. f Kotnes. V Kelly. I. Kennedy. Hack I. Knox, K Kelleher. A Koplovsky. D I-agerstedt. W. Kearney. B Jewett, G Kennedy. B Kennedy. T Jones. P Janousek. . T Kennedy. P Kchoe. D Kiklis. M Kinney. missing C Knight to Front R Mclnerney. C Leary. R Mac Walter. A l.au on. I) Lewis. J Martin. .A McIntosh. I) Luce. K Leydon. J McCarthy, back S Maass. R Martin. G McFarland. . G. McLaughlin. front T Nathan, J. Norton H McLean, A Morris. L Medeiros. M Mclaughlm. R Mowbray. P Nappeho, I. Neuger. C. Merr, back I) Merry. P Needleman. C Murphy. W Murphy. J Moe. P O'Brien. M Munsey. B Melville. T. O'Brien. J Mdean.J O llare. C Ochtera, P Nathan, missing M Mercier. P Ohser 82 1 'nderdassmen C Mclitu. I) Mahoney. I) Mahaney. S LuKko. B Maddock.) Maguire: mining I) MacCormack. J MacIntyre. Malmberg. A Martin. VI McElroy, M McKelvey Front I) Scihetta. G Sch� aler. L Silvia. M Thomav 1 Small. B Shoulla. $ Saunderv T Spear. F. Sexton. Sheehan. K Schipperv ( Themittokleouv back A Spalvbun K Tavvell, C Tangney. M Seamon F. . Sjouedt. M Schofield. M Scott. Co. Sheehan. R Thibodeau. R Scarbrough, mining T Schindler M Smith Front S Wilton. D Wood. A Waterhoute. M Wolff. K Whittum. C Tribuna. I. Wattt. I Watton. C Tougav. K Thravher. back M Whittum. W Thomav R White. N I'pham.J Verell. T Wilcox. J Vtalvh. K Walth. B Zee. V Thorn. P Turner Carole jutt met a hunk' of a locker Sophomore Sneak-Peeks 84 L'ndcrclassmen (font I DcWolf. J Ferrari. C Dunlap. R Drake, S. Devenes. D Fisher. middle P DiPersio. M Doble. K Di.Mascio. S I w-.cr. L DeLoren o. 1 IXindas. J. Daley. 1 Di� vJ. Deioid. K Doonan. track K DunpK. E Dixon. R Fawcett. J Delrcgno. D Fillon. D Dresser, D Edmunds. G Enaie. J De Freitas. P Evans. J Doonan Iront. X Bondlow-. L Bovd. L Beckman. K Bowser. D, Archibald. E Barnes. K Brooks. J. Annv.no, 1. Bowen, middle. M Beauchemm. C Agnew. back J Arnold. L Archibald. $ Barker. S Bowden. J Bernier. M Burney. J Benevides. K Altien. L Bishop. C Barlow R Ayles. T. Bartlett, missing R Austin. G Baldw-.n. J Barbette K Barrows, J Bice Class of 1 9 8 6 front B Cook. S, Cheserie. S. Clisham. E Buorugurto. C Carroll, R Clapp. M Burnll. middle J Costello. J Costa. R Callanan. T Costello. S Condrick. D Cataldo. E Buonagurio. M Collins. A Corsi. C Ciccare'li. back C Chubb. .V Brown. J. Crocker. P. Capraro. S Cook. S Coumss. S. Connolly. R Coughlin. G. Cheetham. T Costello Inderc lassmen 8} Front K Harnan. S. Fra ier. middle K Gocmle ‘. K Gilman. K Geann. P Hannan. A Haight. S Haffey.J. Harmon. K Form. A Gardner. J Graham, hack M Foyartj.J Greene. E Gallagher. D Fultt. R Gage. N Harrington. T Greelv. G Geotge. J Fottia.J Gibbons. L Foisy. missing K Frederick. K Hall. T Harrington Front K Kaplan. K Judd. 1. Johnson. M Hitchins. Kosak. S I-anders. I. Holden, middle C Hoxie. K Ingram. S James. J Kennedy. N Kjellerstedt. A Kotitev K Kriegol. S Kelleher, back I Kilgour. S Kane.J Krafft. R Kearney. M Jones. T Hoses. R Hatch. C Keefe. M Kenneds. M Hill. T Hoses- Front H MacDonald M Marconi. M Mad-aughlin.C I.ederer. middle J Lears.J Lynn.J Mann. C. Manning. C Lunr K I ..- P I : ■ ( Maddock, K Lears. I. Loring. back K MacFarlane.C Lewis. C . MacXesm. B Lheureux. I) Lawrence. M Lucier T Leighton. S Looke. B LeFevre. B MacTasish. R Lipfm. missing J Ixahes Little Otis gets tuned up Front J McMahon. I M.llis, Marks. midd|( M Mulcahy. S Murgo. C Moreau. M Myers, f Martin. M Mastrosita. K McCarthy. G Mercer. H Martin. D. McDonough 86 1 nderclassmen 1 bock C Minin. E McLean. P Martin. P MeEven 1 McNeil. S Martin. D Meallo. M McLaughlin. J I Mullen. B McEachem. M Murphy. C McGrath; I mtssme M. Maraoni. M McGovern Front: R Thibodeau. T. Trigenowen. M Zammito. R Tougas. B Such, middle N amrr.ito.J Sugarman P WhckhcLC West. K Walker. C Zicko. P U .Ilians. K Whitaker. S. Wilbur. T Tosselh. back D Wa... M Wilson. M Worruak. H Winberg. H W’oodmansee. D Wetherbee. C Ting. C Zahruinger. D Vokes. G Theiemn. N Walsh. missing D. Switrer. J Welch One plus one is two. two plus two Front E Ramsav. C Orwig. A Rehtield. S. PouIhx. middle K Poeumcki. C Pelletier. J N'ykiel. M Quinta.. P Randall, C Pelletier. K Newkirk. K Olson. M Reed, back B Oates. G Parkman. D Pisan: P Noses. C Perkins. $ Reed. R Newman. K O'Brien. B Powers. A Price. J Front T Sarro. $ Roberts. B Scone. G Ricmcr. middle E Schuln. K Shamma. J Robinson. N Salvatore. M Stahl. C Salo. I. Schippers. J Robinson, J. Shyloski. J Stone P Simpsor.. X Scott, back T Riser. T Spear. M Rian. P Spcosty. H Schneider B Ross. M S-.moes, P Showsreau M Schleuter M Scam me 1 M Rover. L Scott, missing S Sarr.uelson xx l 'ndcrclassmen BEATING TIDES ' Two Down, One To Go Dux bury High School won the Dalton Trophy in 1981-82 for the second straight year. The trophy is the Ernest Dalton Memorial Trophy in honor of the memory of Ernest Dalton, the former school sports editor of The Boston Globe. The trophy is awarded in three divisions, which are based on school populations. The overall performance of all school teams determines the divisional winners. This rating procedure makes every single game played during the year very important, because the better the record of each team, the more points are awarded. In 1981-82 the combined boys team record was 117-31-2, while the girls teams posted a 95-17-2 record, giving an award winning total of 212-18-1. If Duxbury wins the Dalton for a third time in 1982-81. the current trophy will be retired permanently at Duxbury High School. Winning the Dalton is a tremendous achievement of which the student body, faculty, administration. school committee and community are all very proud. It is truely a great honor for Duxbury High School. Mi Ames talks about the Dalton Dr. Ilill and Miss Brooks receive the Dalton ftom Globe columnist, l urry Ames 'JO Sports And They Win Again! Team Photo— First Row M. Mahoney. I) Pittenger. G Barker. Second Row J Luscko, I Hurley B Weidr.er, S Oates. H McDonough. B Morgan.J Patch. P Calxndo. Third Ross' Coach Foster Cass. J Hauber. C Killian. S Macfarland. D Bean. D Ronald. M Cushing. J Vten-ncau. S. Cass. Coach Bill Wilhelm; Fourth Ross J Rvan M White. D Walsh. D Miller. T Paige. E Andrews. T Harnan. S Wilson The Dux bury High School boys won the 1982 Eastern Massachusetts soccer tournament for the third consecutive year, their sixth, in the past nine years. S Cass lets another one go Duxbury 1 0 Hanover Duxbury 5 0 Cohasset Duxbury 3 0 E. Bridgewater Duxbury 10 0 Abington Duxbury 10 0 Middleboro Duxbury 4 2 Norwcll Duxbury 2 1 Rockland Duxbury 0 1 lanovcr Duxbury 9 0 Cohasset Duxbury 8 0 E. Bridgewater Duxbury 8 0 Abington Duxbury 10 0 Middleboro Duxbury 5 1 Norwell Duxbury 3 0 Rockland After completing a 14-0-0 season in the league, the Dragons were led into the tournament by seniors Jon Fateh. Matt Mahoney. Charlie Killian. Dan Pittcngcr. Greg Barker, and Dave Ronald. A four overtime victory over Franklin and a goal 18 seconds from the end of regulation play against Medfield highlighted a very exciting tournament. A 5-0 victory over Tewksbury concluded the season on a positive note. Stephen Cass, the highest scorer in Eastern Mass., Matt Cushing. Eric Andrew. Dan Miller. Jim Ryan, and Doug Bean combined with the seniors for one of the most exciting seasons in DIES, history. M Mahoney dribbles pas; a defender J Parch in pursuit. Scramble’ Scramble! Scramble' 1. Macek races up the field One More Time The Duxbury Girl’s Varsity Soccer Team enjoyed another outstanding season this year under the direction of Coach Pat Shea and assistant Coach Bill McNeil. The team won the South Shore League Championship and had an undefeated season for the third consecutive year. An unprecedented 8 players made the South Shore League All-Star team this year: Julie Dose her, Kim Hatch, Lisa Macek. Sally O'Donnell, Donna Ring, and Pam Switzer. The girls also participated in the first ever South Shore League All-Star game They beat the best the league had to offer 2-0. Pam Switzer and Sally O'Donnell were chosen as Brockton Enterprise All-Star. Switzer was also chosen as a Globe All-Scholastic and a member of the Eastern Mass. Team. O'Donnell was chosen for the second team of Eastern Mass. Icam Photo - First Row A Sinclair. S. Madden. C Frar.as. S. Hcneghan P Sw.t er.S Kennedy.) Todd, K March K High K Wenger. C C arrol!. Second Row Coach Par Shea L Macek J Doscher. D Ring. S O'Donnell, S Washburn. B Cosgrove. N Salvatore. T Hojlo. L. Treganowen. Coach Bill McNeil. Duxbury 7 Duxbury 16 1 0 E. Bridgewater Nor well Duxbury 5 1 Hanover Duxbury 7 0 Abington Duxbury 6 0 Rockland Duxbury •1 1 E. Bridgewater Duxbury 6 0 Nauset Duxbury 1 1 Cohasset Duxbury 10 0 Norwell Duxbury 2 0 Abington Duxbury 7 0 Rockland Duxbury 5 1 Cohasset S. Mcneghan gives her very best S Kennedy dribbles toward the net C elebration after a goal 92 Sports Dragon Ladies K Nathan lines one H. Cuneo dribbling around in K Doherty gets off a quick shot while H Cuneo. K Nathan and W Barker watch Team Plroto— f irst Row C Grealy, S. Pink, I) Watson. M Costello. T. Small. S. Brown. K Nathan. S Fargo. I Allsop. M. O’Neill; Second Row L Kcaney.J Cunneen K Doherty. C Murdough. P Haffey. W Barker. H Cuneo. I, Barrow. A Doanc. S Beaudry.). Driscoll. K Kennedy. C Angers The 1982 Varsity Field Hockey team, coached by Peter Safest and led by captains Marybeth Costello. Debbie Watson. Sudic Brown, and Kelly Nathan, finished with a 12-2-3 record to capture second place in the South Shore League. The team competed in the Pastern Massachusetts Tournament where the Dragons were defeated by Hanover in the quarter finals. Once again. Dux bury put several girls on the league All-Star Team. They were Kelly Nathan. Heidi Cuneo and Sudic Brown. Sudie was also selected for both the Ltdgtr and the Enttrprht All-Scholastic teams. These girls represent a fine Duxbury team. Duxbury 3 0 N nr well Duxbury 0 1 Honoser Duxbury 0 ' Hoi brook Duxbury 0 0 Middleboro Duxbury 1 0 E. Bridgewater Duxbury 3 1 -Cohaviet Duxbury 2 0 Hull Duxbury 4 0 Abingtori Duxbury 4 0 Norwdl Duxbury 0 ! Hanover Duxbury ) 0 Holbrook Duxbury 1 1 Meddle boto 1 )uxburv 0 0 E. Bridgewater Duxbury 2 0 Coha MCt Duxbury 2 I Hull Duxbury 3 0 Abmgton T. Small kicks out a save. $ports 93 Miles, Miles and More Miles Girls Team Photo I) Allsop. I. Klein. T Toselli. L Delano. Missing $ Miles. T Toselli. M Rizzo. J Smith. I Salvatore. C Meallo. C Duffy. S. Quay. B Mowbray. D Lagerstedt. K Olsen. K Leary. J Anzivino. Boys Team Photo — First Row P Noyes. F. Franke. T Wilcox. P O'Malley; Second Row T Dixon. S Patenaude. R David. Third Row A Gorman. M Rian. Clach Reginald Clark. S Martin In 1982 the Duxbury High School Cross Country teams once again had winning seasons. Inder the leadership of I.isa Klein and Sarah Mills the girls team soundly thrashed every opponent, achieving an 8 and 0 record. Additionally, they won the Dennis Yarmouth Invitational and the South Shore League meet. Other team members of note were Deninc Allsop. Tonia Toselli. Mary Wolff. Kellv Leary. Kristy Olsen. Tammy Toselli. hlain Coughlan and Leslie Delano. The Boys Team had a rather unique season also. I nder Junior captain Eric Franke. the team went on to a 6 and 2 season. Freshman Mark Ryan placed first for the team in all but one race. He aslo placed third at the All State Freshman Division 2 Race. His teammates Phil Noyes and Ted Dixon also competed and finished sixth and ninth respectively at the meet. Both Girls Coach A1 Hibler and Boys Coach Reggie Clark look forward to great seasons next year. Duxbury 22 37 Rockland Duxbury 30 27 Hanover Duxbury 13 41 E. BW Duxbury 13 47 Cohassct Duxbury 39 17 Abington Duxbury 15 50 Hull Duxbury 20 36 Mtddleboro Duxbury 15 10 Holbrook •Low Score Wins Duxbury 23 38 Silverlake Duxbury 15 50 Rockland Duxbury 15 49 Duxbury 15 50 E. Bridgewater Duxbury 19 44 Hanover Duxbury 25 31 Sacred Heart Duxbury 18 45 Norfolk Duxbury 22 35 Holbrook A Gorman heads foe the finish I. Klein gives it her all yM Spons Karen Vt hitehouse Iron? and center If a wanna fight, you chose right Here we go logons Sport s 9S Stop, Look n Listen Team Photo — First Row N Molinari. G Mitchell. I. Mcdieros. Second Row S Amaya.C Hanlon, K Knox. Third Row K Whitehoim f Morgan K hallon. I. Poulioc. N Shoulla The Green Dragons can once again thank the cheerleaders for outstanding support throughout the year. A great deal of Dux-bury's success is attributable to the encouragement supplied by the squad. I'nder the supervision of Mrs. Reed and Captains Kelli Fallon and Susan Amaya, the team proved to be invaluable to Duxbury High School's athletic teams. Marching to the band with pompoms in hand Dragons Trample Opposition Team Photo — lust Row Captains T Harrington. B. $haughncs . C Kispert. Second Row I) Jordan. I) Walker, J C otter, I) Brigham. K Andrews. R Thomas P Markella.l) Mann. L Powers. I) Leary.G Welch. K W alker. B McCarthy I) Warner. M Mdsaac.C Kosak S Cislo. M Lears. Third Row B Zee. B Jasmin. T MeKitnck. A Johnson. K Carroll. P leary.J. Roop.J All, M Shaughnessv. J. Joyce. B Benjes. J. lusile. M Herriger. N. Cadigan. M Sergi. B Murphy, M. O'Hare, C Giumetti. R Hasenfus. W Callander. Fourth Row: A George. B Carney. T O'Brien. J Verell. P Callanan, P Quilty. T Shields. W Tirrcll, S. Hasenfus. J. Brigham. C Fallows.J McLean. B Murphy. J Capraro.C. Martin. R Coughlin. P O'Brien. J Cislo. S Satkus. C Knight. C Crandell The football team completed its most successful season in 1982 compiling an 8-1-1 record. which gave Duxburv second place in the South Shore League. The Green Dragons, who were led led by tri-captains Chip Kispcri, Tom Harrington and Brian Shaughnessv. came within a single touchdown of the League Championship and a Superbowl berth. Duxbury's strong defense and explosive offense spelled trouble for opponents all year long and kept the Dragons at the top of the league. This intense competition provided great excitement and suspense for the enthusiastic football fans. Credit for this outstanding season must be placed squarely upon the shoulders of Coach Dave Kispcrt. who over the last few years has turned a lackluster program into a well disciplined and exciting squad. As it was Coach Kispxrrt s last year as head coach, it was only appropriate that the team px-rformed so well. roQTWU I) Brigham and B McCarthy block for partner M Lea Coach Dave Kispert Grab that focxball' 96 Spotts Duxbury 1 A 0 Archbishop V illiams Duxbury 28 0 Hanover Duxborv 2! - ■ Bridgewater Duxbury pDuxhury 7 Middleboro 28 14 Norwdl Duxbury 45 0 Holbrook Duxbury 17 .3 Hull Duxbury , 28 0 Abington Duxborv 14 21 Rockland Duxbury f •T’ 0 0 Cohasset Snap, Slap, Score! Team Photo First How S Bennett, C« Barker. I) Kispert. D Warner. T C.cglarski. Second Row D Jordan. E Fult . D Walsh. B Corcoran; Third Row A Johnson. B Wall. J Hauber. T Jacques. I) Robinson. Fifth Row T Hainan, T Kennedy. T Paige. R I onovan The DUS hockey team is off to its best start ever. Through the first half of the season Duxbury is 8-2-0. losing only to defending state champion. Falmouth, and archrival Co-hasset. The team is led by co-captains Dave Warner. Greg Barker. Tim Ceglarski. and Chip Kispert. If the team wins the league title or six more games, it will qualify for the state tournament for the third consecutive year. In the past two years, the team has been beaten in the tournament only by the eventual champion. With the loss of goaltender Brian Peterson to graduation, the team is counting on senior Skip Bennett and junior Tom Harnan to take over the netminding duties. Other seniors helping to pave the way are Dan Pittenger. Brian Corcoran. Ken Walker. Dave Jordan. Dave Robinson, and Bill Wall. I) Walsh and T Paige celebrate S Bennett makes a sase Duxbury 14 1 Province Duxbury 0 6 town Falmouth Duxbury 10 4 Whitman- Duxbury 8 5 Hanson Durfee Duxbury 8 0 Dighton-Rehobeth Duxbury 6 3 Don Bosco Duxbury 4 v 1 Abmgton Duxbury 4 0 Hull' Duxbury 0 3 Cohasset Duxbury 4 1 Hanover Duxbury 11 2 Rockland Duxbury 3 2 Abington Duxbury 7 2 Hull Dusbury 3 4 Cohasset Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury T Cegiarsk Hanover Rockland Dighton-Rehobeth Hingham Falmouth Scituate i tries to knock the puck lcx se I) Warner and I) Pittenger scramble out front A ‘ Sports Looking on intently Coach Frazier and J Burke discuss strategy Fulling the Pin Team Photo — First Row J Folcv.S Patenaude.J Cislo. K Ijwrence. T Harrington. B Shaughnesss J Burke. I Hurley. K Balbom, C Cudmore. S Hasenfus Second Row Coach Ralph Fra ier, D White.J. RoOp.J I.uscko. M Johnson. P Lears. E Carroll. B Barkles.J Burton. S Luscko. S Coottiss. Coach John Duffs Third Row R Fawcet. D Mahanes. P Moreau. S Cook. S Dolloff. D Kiklis. B LeFeure. D Fisher. D. Adams Led by head Coach Ralph Frazier and captains Tom Harrington. Brian Shaugnessy. and Jay Burke, the Duxbury High School wrestling team has achieved an excellent overall record of eight wins and one loss. The team, which is atop the South Shore League thus far with a league record of 1 and 0. owes its success to the strenuous practices and great dedication of the team members, who work very hard to be in the best possible condition. Duxbury 59 3 Cohasset Duxbury 39 19 Milton Duxbury 35 16 Dedham Duxbury 39 17 Durfee Duxbury SO 27 Nor well Duxbury 28 34 B.W.-Rayn- ham Duxburv 49 6 Franklin Duxbury 42 13 Middlebor- ough Duxbury 50 8 Rockland Duxbury 53 13 Scituate Duxbury 66 Cohasset Duxbury 26 28 Stoughton Duxbury Norwell Duxbury Plymouth Duxbury Marshfield Duxbury Fox borough Duxbury Middlebor- ough Duxbury Rockland S Hasenfus tikes j breathe: Sports,W ) Ryan Picked to Roll The Duxbury High School Boys Basketball team has seen a very successful season thus far. I'nder the direction of Coach Foster Cass and co-captains Jeff Kennedy and Jimmy Ryan. a junior, the team has compiled a record of six wins and two losses in the South Shore League competition. The team had mixed success in the Christmas tournament. It was defeated by Nausct. who had the home court advantage, but Duxbury later defeated Harwich. Senior team members are Kevin Roberts. Willy Meier. David Walker, and David Bcrgermcsa. and they hope to lead the team to one of its best seasons ever. Team Photo Front row I Kennedy. Coach Foster Cass. J R an. Back row M Ryan. K Roberts. P Ca-hendo. I) Bergarr.esca. W Meier. D Vlalker. H McDonough, D Millet. M Cushing. J Fusile. Bridgewater Cohasset Hull Norwell Harwich Hanover Holbrook Middlebor Rockland Abington E Bridgewater Cohasset Norwell Hanover Holbrook Middleboro Rockland I rebound. P D Mil'.cr drives to the basket Duxburv 53 Duxbury 72 Duxbury 63 Duxbury 60 Duxbury 71 Duxbury 47 Duxbury 74 Duxbury 70 Duxbury 32 Duxbury 72 Duxbury 56 Duxbury 61 Duxbury 72 Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury J Kennedy a J00 Sports Hooping for the Championship brjrT : Tsicnat. 31 SHaLtii h u -.• ' taifsa I OSlBMt - “iKtir- C. Har.i'u I. in '; U. V aa . ' 1ratne: i Mfc nn. 1 Oileroe Cadi Z .n EMmrca. 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S'oe ve curie ve sacs u: •.• : .. i ar tar wtert r tear ‘.tirt-i-.r. v-r. -ait teer uMCianBC v.r t'P emirr rar: riywsws: r t s •: t’i.l : :r • tout 5tr-r l-rura Ctactc'crsi'® t rus i tr.:t tte te-stur.. tar.iisr : r f '..••a � r u .: ; ;•: arc : u - r'err. tte iru- .4 r. u- r. :riir r robcur . isaacc e • .■ r e ran? a.rerr ”:4 r-rtrmr- _ hurrr.y will n 4 -rrn:iinit £ fcarcn i ar -hr xrai Splashing Success Team Photo First Row I. Holden. M Collins. J Deloid. T Treganowan. Second Row I. Xeugcr. J Smith. J Ciccarelli. A. Bell; Third Row | Edmunds. J Brown. A Brads.( McCann. M Sergi. Fourth Row X Barker. R Lowe. K Geissler. L Andrew. M Way; Fifth Row S Harrington. C Ciccarelh. K. Tassel The D.H.S. Co-ed Swim team under Coach Donna Nelson began its season with a second place finish in the All Conference Relay Carnival along with a 2-0 record. Under the lead of captains Julie Edmunds. Todd Spend-ley. and Mike Way. the team is looking forward to another successful year. Each member swims 140 laps, which averages out to be two miles a day. This strenuous conditioning has helped them become a perennial winning team. f I) Lewis in perfect diving form I Edmunds doing the breast stroke Dux bury 120 59 Middlebor- ough Duxbury IM 55 Attleboro Duxbury ll 42 Westwood Duxbury 105 65 Apponequct Duxbury New Bedford Duxbury Sandwich Duxbury Seekonk Duxbury Durfee Duxbury B. C. High And he's off A Price first at the finish 102 Sports Springing Up and Over Dux bury 90.8 92.1 Cohasset Duxbury 97.4 83.1 Rockland Duxbury Hanover Duxbury Norwell Duxbury Cohasset Duxbury Scituate Duxbury Rockland Duxbury Hanover Duxbury Norwell The Girls.' Gymnastics team under the lead of Coach Bill Thomas and captain Dawn Kates has had a mixed season thus far this year. They soundly defeated Hanover while losing a very close meet to Cohasset. The team is hopeful that the remainder of the season will be successful. Team Photo — First Ro� S.CIishman. C Zee. K Wali. I) Kates. R Austin. T Kilduff, Second Row If Hardy, K llarnan, I). Bn geman. K Kne ai. J Hatfield. G Merry, Coach William Thomas T Kilduff concentrates on the beam G Zee begins her routine Spoits 103 Prospects are 'Curving'' up Trim Photo — Coach Dave Murphy. B Joseph. M Lears M O'Brien. B Wesdner W Meier. I Walker. B Callatun. C Kispert. P Pears. Mgr. M Keefe The baseball team completed a 10-9 season in '82. The team was led by captains Mike O'Brien and Chris Hines. The Dragons were frustrated by a slow start but they rebounded and won four out of their last five games to finish the season above .500. Having lost seven seniors, the Green Dragons will be a relatively young club in the 1985 season However. Dave Walker. Chip Kispert. Mike I.eary. Joe Vienneau. and League All-Star Willy Meier should provide a powerful nucleus with which Coach Murphy can work. If these fine players continue their outstanding performances. the Green Dragons could find themselves on top of the league. Duxbury 2 1 Duxbury 0 12 Duxbury 13 5 Duxbury 1 8 Duxbury 6 9 Duxbury 1 3 Duxbury 1 6 Duxbury 5 2 Duxbury 7 15 Duxbury 9 1 Duxbury 2 1 Duxbury 4 5 Duxbury 6 8 Duxbury 2 1 Duxbury N 9 2 Duxbury 5 4 Duxbury 9 2 Duxbury 0 1 Nor well Holbrook Cohasset Sharon Hull Rockland Abington Hanover B. Bridgewater Muldleborough Norwell Cohasset 1 iolbrook Hull Abington Hanover H Bridgewater Rockland M I.eary waits for the pitch I) Walker concent rates on a pop fly V Meier catches a curve ball A conference at the mound MH Spons Quite a Hit! Team PSoco - Frit ro� - L Conriu. $ HerKghm P Swiaer E K Do «rrv D Re 3 Goigrc� . Second ro Coach ? : Shea. S Ter«n. G (Li. e-.5o R Micococh . A Dome. D Macooodue. £ Baea. L Robertv. Slating J Todd The Duxbur. High School softball team completed another successful season r. -96. Led by Coach Pa: Shea, the Greer. Dragons posted a 14-4 record, which was good for second place in the South Shore League. Playing well for the Dragons throughout tine season were Dawn Maconochie and Sarah Tenney, who were selected to pla;. in the South Shore League All-Star Team Dawn a t rst baseman and Sara- to: her outstanding pitching. The Dragons finished the season strongly, winning five straight league games which secured them a spot in the sure tournament The-, met Sandwich in the opening round but unfortunately lost the hard fought contest in the bottom of the las: inning with a final score of 2-1. The team has lost six play-ers to graduation, but h will undoubtedh he r. the running for the S S.L crown and a tournament sea: in 1983 Duxbur. 2 1 N’.-rwcl! Duxbur. 0 12 ,, rwibriXK Duxbur. 15 5 Cohasse Duxbur. 1 8 S- aror Duxbur fy 9 Hull Duxbury l 5 Rock nd Duxbur. 1 (y Abir.gtor. Duxbur. a -• Hanover Duxbun ■ 15 E Bridgewater D-xbur. 9 1 Middlcoonough Duxbury ! Norwell Duxbur. 4 5 Cohasset Duxbury § Holbrook Duxbur. 2 1 Hull Duxbury Abtpgton Duxbury 5 2 Hanover Duxbury 2 E. Bridgewater Duxbun- 0 ? S� -.T7c: fees :c S Hencfitta xs off wish :r pad S. Cass serscs the hall A Smashing Success Tom Photo lust Row B Corcoran. B Benjes. S ( js , T Harnan. Second Row I) Ragnow I) liver. J. Iranke. I) HfOtHm. ( oath James Wilde. The 1982 boys tennis team once again triumphed in the South Shore League as it swept its way to an undefeated season and the Lastcrn Massachusetts Championship. Although the team lost seniors Tom Walsh. Tim Doschcr. David Brothers, and Captain David Hyer. this year's team will not lack experience, as lettermen Dan Pittenger. Jon Deklerk. Bill Benjes. and Steven Cass will return. In last year's post-seasonal tournament, the doubles team of Tim Doschcr and Jon IX-k-lerk represented the school with distinction, as did Bill Benjes who played singles. I low-ever, Tom Walsh and Dan Pittenger ran into some bad luck when they were forced to default because Danny lav in a hospital bed after having his appendix removed. Dux bury 4 1 Falmouth Dux bury 0 Norwell Dux bury y 2 C ohasset Duxbury 5 0 Hull Dux bury 1 1 Rockland Duxbury 0 Abington Duxbury 0 Hanover Duxbury 0 Middleboro Duxbury 5 0 Norwell Duxbury 4 1 Cohasset Duxbury 5 0 Hull Duxbury 5 0 Abington Duxbury 5 0 Middleboro Duxbury 4 1 Hanover Duxbury 9 Rockland I) Ragnow returns a Baseline shoe I I larnan runs down a deep shoe 106 Sports Loves to Win The 1962 D.Hi. girls tennis team successfully captured their tench consecutive South Shore League Championship Led b-. co-cap-tarns Tracy Rer.r.er and Died re Evans, and by Coach Faitr Herxghar.. who was selected as the Boston Globe Coach of the Year for Division II. the team achieved a 15-1 league red'd. Outstanding for the Greer. Dragons jit spring were South Shore League All-Stars Tracv Rer.r.er. Dicdre Evans. Held: Pa ge. d:e Browr. ar.d Fulie C-r.rxer Althougr.'ve seniors rave graduated. a ’a'd w. rkir.g .roup t ur.derc asstr.cr. sh uld heir the team or. to another w.nr. r.g season :r : Ha-, .r.g reached tre rnals« : the Easter- Massachusetts Tournament last -.car. Coach Heraghan looks to repeat that ar.d hopeful.. wm aiL Dux bur. 5 2 Cohasset Duxbury 0 5 Walpole Duxbury 3 2 N'ocwe!1 Dux bur. 4 f Hd|W 4 Duxbur. 5 0 Abington Duxburv 5 Rockland Duxbur. 3 Hanover Duxbury s 0 Middieboco Duxbur. 5 0 Xorweil Duxbury w Cohasset Duxbur. 4 Hull Duxbur. 5 0 Abington Duxbury 5 0 Rockland Duxbury 3 2 Hanover Duxbury 5 0 E. Bridgewater Duxbury 5 F Brtdeew-arer D Scot: returns i wax D S� eet er -xs rroe-. the hueiee Sprinting To Victory Team Photo ■ First row Coach Reggie Clark. B Mel mIIc. K Conte. M Dinnet. T. Smith. J Rsan. D Miller. K Walker. M Merrier. T Paige. Second row T Harrington. M Shellenc. h Wolf. C Killian P Blair. I Armstrong. G Miller, P Caliendo, P Cotter. G Franke. A Gorman. Third row I) Mann.J Muller. M Kelly. B Hatch. B Kehoe. J Kennedy. J Barrow. T Miller. J Rand In 1982. the DUS boys' track team had its most successful season ever. Led by this year s seniors, the Dragons went undefeated in all-league, area, and state meets. Some of the more notable members of the team include Ken Walker, an individual high scorer in the pole vault event since his sophomore year. Dave Mann, who dominated the weight events, scoring in every level meet that he qualified for. Me. Graham Bouthillier. and Ralph Thomas secured a State Division C championship in the combined weight event relay. David Mulianev shattered the South Shore League record in the 410 and became the first person from the league to win that event’s State Divisional Championship. Jeff Kennedy. Jim Cotter, and Tom Harrington also scored in every meet in their respective events. T Harrington clears (he Bar T Shields throws the disc Dux bury 101 44 Abington Duxbury 12J 22 Cohasset Dux bury 10S 42 F.. Bridgewater Duxbury 133 12 Hanover Duxbury 141 4 Holbrook Duxbury 130 13 Hull Duxbury 97 48 Middleboro Duxbury 123 20 Norwell Duxbury 129 16 Rockland J Cotter attempts the pole vault • P Caliendo soars in the long jump 108 Sports L Klein � !1 alone on the law tom A Canaxan lm the disk No Hurdle Too High The DHS girls truck team dominated the South Shore League in 1982. finishing the season with a league mark of 14-0. The team did not stop there, however, hut proceeded to win all four non-league meets, and compiled an overall record of 18-0. Throughout the year. Lisa Klein, a mile runner, proved to be outstanding She was undefeated in every race and took third in the State Divisional meet. The mile relay team of Kim Hatch. Jesse Brown. Leslie Delano, and Lisa Klein, also competed in the State meet and finished fifth. The team lost a strong group of seniors, including tri-captains Tracy Delano. Maria Kelley, and Shelley Olsen, but many talented athletes have returned. Team Phoco— F:rst row V Nickerson. S Madden L Delano. II V arson. C Wink ’ey. K Quilts. S Olsen. Co-cape M Adamski. M Kelly. T Delano. Co-cap M MdXmough, K Barnes.G Merry. B Mobrav.l Sa'.xa tote. Second row L Knox T Armstrong T Frattavo. K Hatch 1. Klein. S Ellison. D l uce. K Tavares. II Cuneo. A Chandler. S O'Donnell. I. Barrow. M Schofield. A Canaxan. D Watson. T. Toselli. I) AIlsop. D Iagerstedt. Third row- F Coughlan. T Arsenault. H Hardy. 1. Keany. M Wolff. T Ktlduff. T Small. S Saunders C Greatv. D Kate'. C Meallo. S Quax A Brady.J Smith. C. Duffy. K Fallon 1 Gilbert. M Ru o. I Powers, S X ash barn, S Mills. A Morr.x D lewn.J Driscoll. A Hibler, P Romano; Missing J Broehers. S Fargo. I Olson. C Murphy. P Myers. P Weyand. ) Davis uxbury 1 uxbur C uxbury E uxburv uxbury UXbury xbury Ouxburx uxbury xbury Du bury 0x1 x bury 113 ; 3 Sacred Heart 90 28 Hmgham 98 20 | Mtddleborough 8b 30 Hull 97 Holbrook 67 31 Silver Lake 99 19 Abington loot C ohasset 90 28 t Bridgewater 87 Rv ckland 86 32 I ianover ,78 40 N’orwell 1 Delano pumping hard Hole in One! Duxbury $ ly Coh asset Duxbury 0-r Hanover Duxbury 8 1 Abington Duxbury 8 1 Rockland Duxbury 9 0 Middleboro Duxbury 5 ■ i Cohasset Duxbury 9 o Hanover Duxburv 5.5 35 Abington Duxbury 3.5 5 Rockland Duxbury 9 0 Middleboro X (jlindcf 110 Spom J Tongav R David Team Photo T Wilcox. W Calender. R David. R Donovan. Coach Robert llayev, D tiddy.J Tougav D Garret son The golf team continued its perennial winning ways as it captured the South Shore League Championship after going undefeated for the season. Outstanding for the Green Dragons were Bill Archibald, who finished eigth in the Bovs' State Tournament, and Siobhan Sheilds. who took second in the Girls' Division. The Green Dragons lost seven seniors, but the team will not lack talent or experience owing to Coach Mayes' poliev of letting everyone who tries Out practice with the team. Coach Hayes worked very hard to help his thirty golfers perfect their game. The dedication of the players as well as that of Coach Mayes is no doubt the reason for the team's success. D Garrctson Is It Live or Is It Memorex? The 1982-8 D.H.S. Band enjoyed a very successful year. This year the group contained 77 students on various horns and percussion instruments. Marching Band practice began the second week in August and with new hats and overlays the band had an outstanding marching season. During football season the group played at home games and travelled to away games at Holbrook and Cohasset. The Marching Band also played at the soccer fi-nal. Homecoming Parade, pep rallies, and the Memorial Day Parade. This year's Drum Major was sophomore Gretchen Schwaller. During concert season the band gave two concerts and one assembly. Individual members of the group did very well at the auditions festivals. Five students were selected to perform with the Southeastern Mass. Senior District Band, and three of them were given All-State recommendations. Besides the Marching and Concert Band ensembles. various students performed in smaller chamber groups such as Saxophone Quar-tet. Brass Choir, and Musical Pit Orchestra. Wc Got The Beit' Warning up before the concert First Row Mr Gosc iminski. G Sc hwaller. Second Row D Fisher. ( Gage. S Armstrong. ! David. I) Rcan.C Tyna. M Rosen. 1 McDonough. I bird Ross M Hall, f McCarthy. J Deloid. N Kjellerstedt. ( Ixderer.J Anns mo. fc Redlcr C Bowen C Moreau. I Silvia S Burleigh. M Hannon, P Nappelho. S Hundlev. K Ixsden. D MacCoc-itiack. I Be-1- P Gibbons J N'euhauer. K. Tnnque. Fourth Ross K Angers. ( Keefe B Scott. S Desaux I Bartlett. P Jano.ivek. I Riz otto. N Huddleston. P Chisholm. P I horn. P Adams. B Smith, B Shoulla. B I.agerstedt. J Kenneds B. C ook, Fifth Ross T Grcels. N Harrington. M. Drake. M. Petty. J. Foley. L Barrow, G Coffin. S Madden. J Ciccarelli, C Perkins. C Martin. K l.eats. M Munsey. I) Fultz. T Paige 11.’ Student Life drums a beating Pin! blows his horn S oit Armstrong uses his Strong Arms The boss in the band lU Siudcnt I.ife and Tirr Sultans of S� Jennifer keep the ten-.pt Jeff pUwng the souvaphooe Enc All That Jazz This ear s Ja7?-Rock Ensemble is one of rhe best D.H.S. has ever had. It is a -.oung group with one third of its members freshmen. The Jazz-Band performs at many concerts, parades, assemblies, and community functions. They arc featured even -.ear at the annual July ;rd outdoor concert and July ith parade. They will aiso take part in the annual Ja77 Festival at Scituate High School Tom Mosey on the trumpet ■ I F) ' . I i v Front row J Capraro. T Mosey. B Moe.C Keefe. T. Greelv. Back ro� E Ri nxo. K Whitaker. B Ben;es. C. Gi.cc J McDonough T Paige M Mu rises. S Satkuv T Most. I. Barrow. J Hall Vuiter-t L.Te l'.S Linda and Sean ptav the saeopKoe Orchestral-Program Flourishes The 1982-8} Duxburv High School l ull Orchestra. under the direction of James Vinci, has 58 members on string, wind and percussion instruments. The Full Orchestra performs at graduation. Christmas and Spring Concerts, and assemblies for the school. The orchestra will also compete in the Massachusetts Instrumental Conductors Association competition for hands and orchestras. The following musicans are in the orchestra f irst Violins: 1) Lagerstedt. (principal player 1. A. Macdonald, A Bayer, C. Coakley. I). Wiley. K Kaplan. J. McCarthy. C . Mercer. R Schneider. Second Violins M Whittum, (P.P G Vautrain. C O'Brien. S. Larson. J. Doonan. T. Riser. L Pittsley. N ammitto; Violas K Whittum. (P.P), K Kriegel, S. handers, S. Flanagan. I. Holden; Violoncellos; S. Mills. P.P).J Spinalc. R Doucette. J Moe. Contrabasso: J. Hall. (P.P). P. Show-stead. B. Oates. P Lewis Regina Schneider is this years student conductor and Sarah Mills is the Orchestral Librarian. An integral part of the high school orchestral program are the students who select orchestra as a major and who play in the small orchestra. In the Christmas Concert, they pro-sided accompaniment for an alumnus soloist. Beth MaCloud. They also placed in numerous performances at the elementary schools and throughout the community. The D.H S Quartet gave memorable performances in the concerts and throughout the school system. DHS string Quartet I) Lagerstedt. A Riser, A Macdonald. S Mills In its fifth year, the orchestral program has experienced continual growth, not only in enrollment and quality of music, but also in the dedication towards the attainment of musical excellence. K Whittum playing with some vibrato Duxburv orchestral students proved their superior musical talents by placing nine students in the Senior District Orchestra, a record high for Duxburv Two musicans. Amy Bayer, and Donna Lagerstedt. did exceptionally well and received All-State recommendations. I Spinalc concentrates on the mus-.c llC. Scudent Life R Schneider, student conductor, direct' j piece Mr Vinci tunes up a siolin before a concert Tlie Orchestra performing at ns Christmas Concert J. McCarthy plass with great intonation J Hall brings her bass on stage F Sliowstead Funks bass plascr Life 1 The Chanticleers, in its second year, went coed and changed its style and format. This 12 voice jazz-pop ensemble appears separately from the choir and this year included I)ux-bury House nursing home and the second floor of Lord Taylor among its concert settings. I HI CHAN TIC 1 11 K Gordon. K Whitaker. C. Thetmstokleous. I. Dulany.S l-arson. P. Simpson. P Dulany. C Connors. T Fasolino. 1 Prcndergast A Thcvenin hies high note HALLELUJAH! 1962-85 has been an exciting year tor the 52 voice Duxburv High School choir. The Christmas season was busy with concert appearances at both elementary schools, the intermediate school, high school assemblies as well as the evening concert where alumni, faculty and friends joined in for the Hallelujah Chorus. first tow I. Piltsley, K Nass. I. Johnson. J, Martin. D. Scibetta.J Leafier. S. Mills, M. McGovern, M Mar ioni. Second Row S Plett. I. Beckman, P Hiwe.J, McMahon. T Millis. M Doorun.J. C.oogan. A Guillemin. S Antasa. I tasolmo, Third Row K Castro. I. Cook A Trcvcnin. P Williams. J. Foran. B McEachern. I) I.agcrstcdt. A Macdonald, I Hughes. I Albritton. 1. Dylans. Fosirtfi Row A. Tripp. K Foran. C Conners. I) MaclilUnc. P. Dular.s, P Baker. P Walsh K Ilisten. B Fatrbrother. I Prendergast. P Sjostedt, $ Iar on A Christmas Performance The choir displaced its talents this sear when six members made district. Sharon l.arson. Linda Dulany. and Amy Thevenin did so well that the also received all-state recommendations. Other highlights of the year included the spring concert, fund-raising, the March Choral Festival at the intermediate school, the awards banquet, and finally singing for graduation. Accompanist K X hitaker waits for a cue 8 $tudcnr Life T e idprcr-cca -� ';r r-st txr ri_ Tecrra-aese Ot ?urt rrr. rre-x pnaesacacr Cf ? -a. Drrs.i F-dbeteu. 7 e ccer cart K Bac Cceec ■ : c _-_cr jcc rbe rrcsrrrar. :u K.s.s Me .i.x I =. Do. ne ? r«c cr 2tece=ce rre jee-cr pa: ;r rrex Ctss ?a err.r.oc :uce I i_ Arc - V. _ir ”c l.: ?a Tbe Mjccr—aker 5 -e.c ■ frr±er r: rr;o.ce e -sc . • • 5es.ces r-e ceraoEBaace . rre cue uc •■ ci i crc.r. -c ores � -see :r efee c.-c-se ot n. ce atc cc- - sets prtMrr; a : rre err; «■ . rruerces see a src � 7 e .ccer;., - cr at? _k_l r-e tadea ire e pti; cr. -rer tr.o� u tr£e ro rre sc cc sc treataaea Ser.cc .: -re— re-s vil roc sc :- r rrxec the ■ • '- 1 pere r rdacam.'. ti .r-. - - ai iodrfgfiidfrinrrinprangai tpK-re-s ic Jicwari Jc r. :«r i rcs-i ?-w D Mefain ' sac« •rj Fcne. 5 Lk-ke. - e r ece - . :.ru_ f'-'.r ice -e—re-s . 7respar T- -.re ree “ cxrur c-uct— cc —e Irestsaocefe Thescor Sorer Vc:beatnc - se-eeme at.«c aaec cc i i-v;— ;c cores rxrr i- r cocirecv r« :r —e •� •.: • :• L-aoC car rre T-:u©e u; -e— re—; :ur cf cner :5� ; nri pteypm Tee ccfcers Dirr. VjcrArore ?r-rkoer _Sc :ce W KaeooK. Vice Rtairar. Sbtoa Lagoa. Secrecars jee :e rear. T-CASurr r � Zrter. j iXO 120 Stud«nt Life 0 NHS Provides Free Tutoring The National Honor Society is made up of people who excel in the areas of scholarship, leadership, character, and service Each year, students in the eleventh and twelfth grades whose marks meet the standards of the Honor Society arc given the opportunity to apply for membership They are reviewed by a fac-ultv panel, and those who meet the set requirements in the other three areas are accepted. This year, the induction ceremony was held on the night of Dec. and JO juniors and seniors were inducted. The Honor Society was fortunate to have Mr. Walter Birge as guest speaker. Once a member of the Foreign Service. Mr. Birge speaks four languages fluently. has been almost everywhere, and know s a great deal about almost every possible subject, from French to philosophy An excellent speaker, he held the complete attention of his audience as he spoke about the four qualities necessary for membership, sometimes serious, sometimes funny. The choir and |a band entertained everyone at a reception afterwards. This year's officers are President. Claudia O'Brien; Vice-President. Sharon Larson; Treasurer. John Schlucter. Secretary of Publicity. Amie Macdonald, and Chapter Secretary. Catherine Fisher. The Honor Society hopes to raise enough money to provide scholarships for five of its members. The Honor Society is also sponsoring a free tutoring program for a service project, which has met with tremendous response. Students from all grades have signed up. hoping to improve their grades. Tutoring is in all major subjects areas math, sciences, languages, and English It is a relief to the students who have been paving the going rate of fourteen dollars an hour. 'tx: h National Honor Society first row C fisher. P Swit er.C Beehy. S I arson. I Schlueter. A Macdonald, f flail.C O'Brien.J F.dmunds. Second row A Canasan. M Costello l Dahlen. S larpo. I llauher. C Macek. Meier. I) Melanson K Mass. Third row M Oates. P Pelletier. J Pisam. B Halters. I) Ray; now I) Robinson.J White. I. Barrow. B Ben)es. K Clack.C Coaklcy. f ourth row R Edmunds, f. Cnbhons K Hatch. J Haw kins S Hawkins. K Ilijh.M Keefe. H McIXwwiuyih.J Me I onouy;h. S Oates. Fifth row I Ri sotto. P Sij;nst. P Sjostedt | Smith, A Spellacs K Wall. M Walsh. B Welch President Claudia O linen welcomes esersone SENIORS This year, the Seniors were interested in raising money tor future reunions. Due to the success of a dance held in October, only one other is needed to reach their desired mark. Most of their attention is now focused on fast approaching graduation, which is hoped to be One of the best ever. Ol 11C I RS: President . George W elch. Vice-president. David Kispert. Treasurer. Pam Swit er. Secretary. Sheila llencghan. CLASS JUNIORS The annual junior class officers' meeting was held over the summer at the York Steak House The result was a great dance and a turkey shoot. The Juniors have held mam other fundraisers this year in hope of a successful Junior Prom, which is to be held May IS at Christos II. ( hairperson Polly Weyand is confident that I rida the 13 won't prove to be a jinx! Oil KIRS President. Bill Benjes. Vice-president. Kim Hatch. Treasurer.Chris Coak-ley; Secretary. Patty Haffcy S llenc hjn E Swum. G Welch. I Kicpert „ coaky. K H.«h. p H « I’a Srudeni l ife OFFICERS SOPHOMORES The Sophomores were mar... meerexed m. raising more-, tor the important events that will be taking puce in their -unior and senior •ears The-, held several dances which were wel attended and were equally successful in ocher tundra-sets The Sophomores hope to have ever, more of their classmates helping them next -.ear. OFFICERS President Lisa Richards: Vice-president. Mar. VXoifr'e. Treasurer. Libb. {{acker. Sec retar-. Tracv Small M Woirtt T Sira L Rx-a-cv L lixir FRESHMEN WM t V:4 The freshmen had a sen. successful first -.ear n _ schxoi After a few meetings over f e summer the class came up with the :Cea o: selling chocolate bars as a fundraiser. The plan met with tremendous success, selling more than sixr. boxes and involving e-.ghn students NX the profits me-, generous. , donated $150 to the Distributive Education program tor the cor.rnuatkxt or me soar greenhouse project. They arc planning to -use sen, productive ears a- DHS OFFICERS President. La-rcr. Holden. Vice-president Kristina Kaplan Treasurer. Court -ne-. Lederet. Secretarv. Susan Hafte-. K Kjpa-.. S Hitter. C LeOeren L Hoidee We the People The 1982-83 Student Council had a very productive year and succeeded in reaching many of its goals. The general purpose of the Student Council is to he conscious of student welfare at all times, to promote student involvement in student activities and government, to help organize and coordinate student activities, and to serve as the united voice of the student body. The Council consists of members elected from each grade level. This year the officers chosen by the Council were Chris Beebv. President; Polly Weyand, Vice-President; Susan Antava. Treasurer; and Keli Fallon. Secretary. The Council held meetings every other week and followed parliamentary procedure as explained in Robert's Rules of Order In fact, the Council worked on completing a formal constitution of Duxbury High School student government. Additionally, the Council successfully ran the community and school Blood Mobiles. The Council was in charge of the bulletin board in the school's front lobby and kept the student body well informed about school activities. The Council also improved their communication with the Student Advisory Counc il and now the two groups are working well together. The Council accomplished quite a lot and had a very rewarding year. 1 Stu !cn! l ife front row K Whitaker. J. Hatfield. I). Switzer. S. Clisham; Second row S. Antava. S. Murgo. C Beebv. J. Fernandes; Third row C. Hill, I.. Schippers. T. liojlo. P Weyand. S Stewart; Fourth row H Cuneo.J. Todd. K Fallon. A Bell. I.. Neuger.J. Vienneau. The Student Advisory Council, representing the student bods of Duxbury High School, communicates students opinions, feelings, and needs to the Administration and to the School Committee. Additionally, the S A C. is responsible for informing the student body of administrative and School Committee decisions that pertain to the students. The Student Advisory Council consists of five members who arc elected annually by the entire high school body. This year's members arc President Jennifer Hall. Amie Macdonald. Seerctarv Amie Bayer. Bobby McKachern, and Anne Gardner. It is their responsibility to attend School Committee meetings regularly, making a presentation every 1-8 weeks or SAC Sponsors Program of Assemblies when the need arises in order to inform the School Committee on specific issues that students arc concerned with. This vear the Student Advisory Council has been advising the administration with ideas on school building improvements. It has also sponsored a program of assemblies Its first assembly took place on Oct 25th and was in connection with the National Day of Dialogue on the topic of nuclear war. The students saw a film called War Without Winners and go: a chance to hear Dr. Muirhead. the school physician, talk about the medical effects of a nuclear explosion. There was also dialogue and discussion within the class- rooms about nuclear war. Another big event that the Student Advisory Council helped coordinate was a Southeastern Massachusetts Regional Conference for Student Advisory C ouncils and School Committees that was held on February 9 and was hosted at Duxbury High School. This confer-cncc covered many areas including how and why to read a school budget; the historv and purpose of the Student Advisory Councils; how to communicate with adults, and how to represent the student body. This was the first time that students and adults on School Committees had the chance to meet as a region and share ideas and concerns. Front J Hall B McEachern. Bits A Gardner. A Macdonald. A Ba er student Liie l Fourteen Excel Over one million students each year participate in the National Merit Scholarship Program by taking the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test. Fifty thousand of the highest scorers on the test receive some form of recognition. Thirty five thousand of these high scorers will be named commended students and will he sent a letter of commendation. Such students score at or above the national qualifying selection index score set for commendation i usually above the 95th percentile). The names of approximately 15.000 semifinalists. the highest scorers in each state, are notified through nationwide public announcement. Onh semifinalists receive consideration tor scholarships. The semifinalists represent less than of one percent of the nation's senior class. Only semifinalists who qualify as finalists can advance in the competition and compete for Merit Scholarships f inalists are considered tor more than 5000 Merit Scholarships. The class of 1985 in Duxbury had four merit semifinalists and ten commended students. I l.dnuinds. Ci Welch. | Schlesitcr. C O'Brien B Pilkington. S largo. ( Macck. I) Ragnow. M Oates.J Hall. M Tougas.J Piuni; Missing I) Robinson ai I P McGrath Five Future Statesmen Boys and Girls' Stare is a program sponsored by the American legion for high school juniors. It involves visiting a college campus for a week of rigorous training in American Civics. Much more than an academic course. Boys and Girls' Staters take an active part in forming and operating their own towns and cities. In addition, participants run for office on a local and national level, making speeches, alliances, and gaining valuable experiences in the field of politics. The staff at Boys' and Girls' State consists of counselors from previous states and knowledgeable professionals from politics and law who instruct Boys and Girls Staters from practical experience. Two exceptional Boys Staters are chosen by their peers to attend Boys National convention of 100 young men from around the country. Although us basic purpose is to instruct young people in civics. Boys' and Girls State also devotes ample time to athletics and recreation. Boys' and Girls’ Staters come away with a feeling of accomplishment and a new understanding of local politics. Boys' and Girls' State Can open doors for a young person who successfully participates in addition to providing life time friends. J Deklerk. T Crglanki. i Rafters. S CondtHrk. G Barker Student 1 ite AFS First row K Vdintum. K Dipersio.J Hawkms.J Visser.J Dervovtc. K Eaton. I) Coulses. Second row B Gibbons. I- Kcugcr. K Clack. M Rafters.P Sigrist. K Schwallcr. N' Fallon. Third tow A Baser. S Murgo. I) Sapp. L. Coombs. A Ducharme. C Zahnsinger. T Spear. Fourth row J Edmunds. S Hawkins. M Whitcum Jack Visser. exchange student from the Netherlands AFSers from the South Shore enjoy a week-end togctl HO Student Life Foreign Friends AFS stands for American Field Service a world-wide organization that seeks to foster peace among nations by increasing knowledge and awareness of each other’s cultures They do this by various exchange programs which provide opportunities tor Americans to go abroad for a summer or a year and for foreign students to come to the United States for a year This -.ear. Duxbury is fortunate to be hosting two foreign exchange students: Jack Visser from the Netherlands and Juie Dcrvovic from Yugoslavia The mam responsibility of the high school club is to help the foreign students adjust to the American culture AFS is also a socia club. It has various activities a Halloween part-., a Christmas party and a Valentine's party, all with the Plymouth and Marshfield clubs. Various fundraising activities are undertaken including bake sales, a calendar sale, and the big money-maker, a fruit sale. The majority of the money is used to help fund the shorn term exchange, an exchange the club does for four or five da;, s w ith another club in another area of the United States The rest of the money will help finance a club trip to Martha's Vineyard in the spring. This vear the club has grown tremendously and has been very successful with all its activities The faculty advisors in 1982-8 were Miss Linda Coombs and Miss Ann Marie Driscoll The officers were Julie Edmunds. President. Kim Clark. Vice President. Nancy Merrifield. secretary, andjuile Hawkins, treasurer. Sender: Lit 1 t Refugee Food, Glorious Food The Home He department offers a cross section of courses in the three areas of Home Hconomics: foods and nutrition, clothing construction, and human development. Students, whether broadening their interests, preparing for a professional career or seeking vocational education, elect courses from am of the three main disciplines. Each discipline has an entry level class with levels of advancement offered. The foods program offers a variety of choices starting with three basic courses. In these courses, basic cooking skills are stressed as they relate to the preparation of yeast breads, soups, salads, vegetables, meat, poultry, eggs and cheese. Nutrition and menu planning are emphasized. Students may then advance to foreign and regional cookery where they learn advanced food preparation techniques while exploring foreign and regional foods and customs. If a student is interested in a career in food service, he may choose The Bread Board This course offers hands-on training for students and involves them in all aspects of Operating a small restaurant. This includes menu planning, inventory control, preparing, and serving food, and money management. The restaurant menu consists of hot and cold sandwiches, soups, salads, beverages, and desserts, along with a variety of weekly specials The restaurant is open to school staff and the community. Clothing students may choose from three lev-els of courses, starting with a basic clothing course in which simple construction techniques are stressed. A variety of projects are made including skirts, dresses, pants, and kilts In the second year, the students are required to work with plaids and add a lining to at least one project. Clothing III requires a custom blazer or coat using wool fabric, and No Skin in the salad. Please includes bound buttonholes, lining, and underlining. A designer pattern of the students choice completes this year. The D.H.S. Preschool provides a nursery school situation for twelve preschoolers who come three days a week. The program pro- Lvent vides an opportumtv lor high school students to work with young children in a laboratory situation. Students are involved in teaching lessons, supervising activities, and observing children, as well as planning lessons for the following activities music, art. crafts, vard play, and nutritious snacks. Child development theory as well as hands-on training is available for anv student interested in a career working with small children. Brian and John ready to setse you HZ Student Life St-Ue-. L:fe l« Valerie Haight wait on customers at the Deca Board Colm takes a break in the warehouse DECA members prepare tor the book sale The Distributive Education Class In Business The club runs the DECA Board. which -s the school store. Everything from candy to school supplies and T-shirts are sold a: the store, which is open during lunch and alter school. The DECA Board gets a lot business from both students and faculty members and makes profit, which is used to help fund such things as field trips. Deca also held a book sale and a turkey raffle in November to help raise monev. The DECA club also operates the warehouse Deca is the Distributive Education Club of America. It is made up of students from Distributive Education classes I and II These students, who join voluntarily, have a choice of working in the areas of retailing, food service, credit and financing, and advertising. The club gives students practical training, marketable ;ob skills, and it is also a lot of fun. supply area which is located m the back of the student lounge They arc in charge of distributing supplies to all of the Duxbur. Public Schools. The-, use their home office's computer to keep inventory of the merchandise in the warehouse and DECA Board. In February. Duxbur. DECA students entered a competition, which was held in Hyan-nis. against DECA clubs from other districts. The students played the roles of employer and employee as well as worked on advertising and retailing. Duxbur. did very well in the competition The top s-.v students went to the finals in Worcester, and the top seven in this competition will go to the national finals m New Orleans. DECA continues to grow in size and quality ever. -. car. and we car. look forward to some-dav r.avmg a Duxburv DECA student m the national finals in New Orleans. L'.-v Studerw Ltc Roll ’em The library AV service course provides the opportunity for students to develop skills in audio recording, video and TV. photography, equipment repair and print duplication. This past year 30 students were involved with the A V course. They learned a variety of skills to help in the daily operation of the media center. The majority of the skills are learned by hands on application of their newly acquired skills. The students became involved in many aspects of library AV services including video program distribution, the operation of AV equipment, videotaping of live events around the school, and the circulation and distribution of print materials. S.T.O.P. The Duxbury High School chapter of S.T.O.P.. Student. Teacher Organization to Prevent Nuclear War. just began this year and is one of many nation-wide groups of high School students and teachers committed to informing their communities of the dangers of the nuclear arms race. This group is distinctive in that it couples the energy of youth with the guidance of educators, and it has a specific goal: the reduction of the threat of nuclear war. The group shows that young people need not capitulate and remain inactive when the future of the world is at stake. The S.T.O.P group hopes to reduce the apathy evident in society and to educate the public on this issue. They believe young people can contribute in a unique, essential wav to regenerate realistic hopes for the future. Front J Green, K Borrows. I) Coulsev.C Hoxie.C Foisy.J Gibbons. Hick S Polmskey. Mr Vautrain. M Eldnd e. B Cook. IE Baker. M Clisham A Vt'ilkms. T Carpenter. J. Simkins. B Gilmore. C Connors. G Vautrain, S Eldrid e. I Dowd. Mr Vautrain. G SEiattuck First Row A Gales. M Whittum. Second Row K Wlutlum. C. Morelli. A Baser. P KeEiroe 1 K Student Life Mr | Pohcrn New S S Teacher Above and Beyond The Duxbury High School faculty is a group of professionals who obviously arc very dedicated to teaching and who continually set high standards for their students. Being a teacher involves far more than trying to teach students various subject matter, though this is an important aspect of their job. Teachers also act as role models for students, and they help students develop their own values, character and intellect. In addition to the patronage they show to individual students. PUS teachers display great interest and support in students extracurricular activities, pep rallies, dances, athletic events, concerts, and plays. PUS students are very appreciative of this support as it makes school life more enjoyable and bolsters school spirit. Two teachers who have made large contributions to the high school are leav ing tins year. Mrs. Genevieve Osborn (not pictured in the faculty section per her request) is retiring alter 9 stars of dedicated service in the Business Department Mrs. Osborn, a quiet and humble woman, was genuinely interested in the success and performance of her hundreds of students. Should Mrs I 'plum and Mrs Corliss be laughing i Mrs Stone, where's sour stick Mrs Ballard twelves Trench the iun was Mr. Kispert has left PUS after 7 years to enter the business world. He was an energetic and enthusiastic teacher and coach. We wish them both success, happiness and extend our sincerest thanks. Mr W Anthons — New Ssience Teas her 1 W Studcnt I ilc Mr Ca� — she epitome ot a DU S teacher Mrs Debr, e He mselves' New S S Business Teacher K:m and Sabrina tackle a lest Ion, is that chemistry or calculus.' 1 tO Studcnt Life !un. whit does thit sav' Hard at work! Peter, i future buvnos executive Sludcnj I. te � John � black book Alison can't wart to do her homework School would be wonderful, except for the work. However, with six 55 minute periods a da . work takes up a large portion of students time. Besides having to do homework every night in ever; class, students often are studying for tests and quizzes given on scheduled test days Midterms and finals, which each count as 1095 of a student s final grade, are also cause for quite a bit of turmoil Many of the lessons, however, arc interesting and fun. Reading a good book or doing a special project is always worthwhile and rewarding. In the end. it is hoped that all their obligations will help enrich student's lives now and in the future. Educational Variation Are taking notes and tests the only way to learn.' Not at Duxbury High School! In this great school, there are those who are dedicated to making learning tun and worthwhile. Without these people, school would indeed be dull. I or the creative students, there are playwriting courses and computer programming. The regular art courses provide painting, drawing, pottery, and more, and music encourages students to find hidden talents. At Duxbury High, there are teachers who put in many hours of their free time to supplement their classes or to be an advisor for a student activity. Mr I rieden plays the guitar for students and Mr. Bristol hosts a political group Mr. Bucchlcr took the more adventurous members of his English class to New Hampshire at the end of November to hike 1.500 foot mountains during sleet and rain storms in order to imitate the Greek warrior Xenophon. The Guidance Department and many student groups sponsor educational events also. This past ear the AES gave a presentation which gave students a look at the cultures of Yugoslavia and the Netherlands, and the Student Advisory Council set up a debate on nuclear disarmament. Guidance again sponsored its annual Career Night where students could find information on occupations of interest to them. All these events plav an important role in student life; without them, most students would not want to attend school at all. It is hard to he enthusiastic about copying notes six hours a day A teacher knows that there is no better way to hold a student's attention then to provide a break in the routine work of the class. These pages are dedicated to the many different, noteworthy methods ot teaching. Working towards perfection break everything But I have to look HF.EELI P Great White North 142 Student Life Mr I rieden strums a tunc Paul and Disc £0 in for the kill Sew Mr Louis (iudemu teaches the Computer Technician slips a disc hat student te :� Saws, Sanders, and Solder The Duxbury High Sch x ! Industrial Arts Department offers students six major areas of study. The use of hand and power tools is stressed in the wood department. Upon graduation, students have the ability to create almost anything out of wood: pulleys, tables and lamps are among a few of these projects. The metal shop provides students with the opportunity to weld and solder instead of gluing and nailing as is done in the wood shop. The metal workers are skilled indeed as they can do as much with their alloys as the woodworkers do with their pine. Duxbury High School also offers students electronics courses to enable them to get a head start in this rapidly expanding field. They study and use semi-conductors and other facets of modern electronics, and in the process understand their uses and how to trouble shoot various systems. After successfully completing these courses, students are well on their was with a sound basis in electronics. Also offered by DUS is mechanical drawing. Skills which are very important in precisely representing projects of extensive detail arc taught to the draftsmen. In Graphic arts, which also requires precise and accurate drawing, students learn to develop film and layout newspapers and similar publications. The graphic arts department provides programs for DUS p!a s and other activities. Computer typesetting has recently been added to update the program. The final field of study is power mechanics, which deals with theory, repair and practical operation of the internal combustion engine. All of these classes provide entertaining yet practical skills, which aid students immensely in seeking a career. Sanding newls made pullcss Crcatinj; a work of art John uses (he |ig saw - irr.:vSe PCiiO TrJ lV $?udem Life It's Time To Relax DHS teachers have been successful in teaching students how to budget their time when it comes to having fun. that is. Students take full advantage of the tisc minutes between classes and their 18 min break Lunch provides the best opportunity tor students to socialize. Students exchange the gossip of the da . relax, and tir.ish chemistry problems during the all too short lunch period. Although there is only a short time during classes, socializing is accomplished. how does ;ha work Bu: m Enjo%mr a good laugh W ril. rf vOu ask me Famous Final Scene” The Pilgrim Tennis Club never looked more-romantic than it did the night of May 14. 1982. Tennis courts were ingeniously transformed into beautiful dining areas and dance floors with elegant balloons and flowers. All this work was done by the dedicated Prom Committee Pam Switzer. Sheila Heneghan. Chip Kispcrt. Stephanie Condrick, Keli Pal-Ion. Julie Todd. Julie Corsi. Sandy DeI.ella. Fileen Hannon. Kristin Johnson, and chairman Laurie Sylvia. They were aided tremendously by the Junior Class Advisor. Walter Kennedy. famous Final Scene , from the Bob Seger song, was the theme chosen for the prom by all juniors through a secret ballot vote. In order to preserve this historic night for posterity. couples were able to have their pictures taken in the upstairs area of the club. In fact, the pictures were so popular that dinner, originally scheduled for : X). was not served until X.fX). People, dancing to the music of Full Tilt, filled the rooms with beautiful sights and sounds. The array of flowing gowns and dapper tuxes made the chaperones' work of choosing the Prom Queen and her court very challenging. Their Final decision was Frin Shields for queen. She looked lovely wearing a white dress and pearls. Her court was Kristin Johnson attired in a white tiered dress and a ribbon in her hair, along with Kim Knox wearing flowers in her blonde hair. Their dates were Buster McCarthy. Lee Kennedy, and David Hyer. respectively. As the music died down and the couples left the dance floor, the Famous Final Scene came to an end. a peaceful echo of an enchanted evening. Priim tautens and their d.ircs Kim Knox. David User. Erin Shields, Husrer Met jrtliy. Kristin Johnson. Ice Kennedy Sun Qu- David Warner I W Studcnt Life Erin n«2 busier dunr.c :he Prorri Queens' dxace Anne Tripp � r-d Socuioinc uc«i •' nt hit !« Selling up (ex the pep tilly A Weekend To Remember Homecoming 1962: were you there.' Do you remember how the seniors were victorious, easily winning the Spirit Contest by wearing name Californian purple and plaid (often in their hair)? The Seniors also outperformed the underclassmen, winning the Tournament of Skits; the performance was masterminded by Kcli Fallon and the skit was a speculation of what their 10th Class Reunion would be like. Senior Homecoming Queen were Kristen Johnson. F.rin Shields and Kelly Nathan. Accompanying them were the four Homecoming Kings — Mike Moore. Joe Vicneau. Ken Walker and Greg Barker. I'nderclassmen royalty were as follows: for the Juniors, Chris-sie Duffy. Queen, was escorted by Paul Leary; the Sophomore Queen, Kelly Gifford, was escorted by John Brigham; Allison Corsi. Freshmen Queen, was accompanied by Chris Cicccrelli. Good-bye for Mr Kivjxrt Getting Pv.chcd' This year's Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the renowned DHS Yearbook staff, was the highlight of the weekend, drawing an unprecedented crowd. In heightened spirits after the Football victory earlier in the day. students danced to the music of East Coast until 11:50 p.m. lS0 $cud M Life .t Life 15 Drevted for she oco Football pla er� getting i pep talk Firebreathing Dragons Burn Norwell The Banner Rite Queens for a I)i IV Studcr.t Life Achoo Where the heck are they A horse of course' Here come the Dragons! ri the Good Ship I l t You should see what's outside'' Gipp and Brian are really trvin' I really lose school These guys know who's number V 154 Studer.t Life Might, Mighty Seniors! New World Min' B Will wonders at it ill. Student Life 155 Definitely Duxbury Powder Point Light Mouse Photo by ) Hacker Millbrook Photo by f Nichols The King Caesar Mouse 156 Student Life Harbor Photo by J Hacker B0'S N'S locked Photo by J Hacker The First Parish Church Photo by J Hacker Photo bv M Oates The Bo s n s Locker Student Lite ;s Halls' Corner Photo by M Oates Photo by F Nichols First Parish Church. The Old Town Hall and the Ness Town Hall Photo by F Nichols The Drew and Cable Houses 1 8 Studcnt Life Photo In P : ho! Photo b-. J flicker The Scandiih Monument Photo by P Nichol V.je-t I r The Duxbun Free Library The Duxbury Globe ISRAEL AND P.L.O. AGREE TO BEGIN CEASE-FIRE AFTER DAY OF EXTENSIVE BOMBING OF BEIRUT Redskins Defeat Dolphins in the Super Bowl Scientists pessimistic about the acid rain Harvard Telescope To Search The Stars for Intelligent Life ET PHONE HOME! Throngs Fill Manhattan in Arms Protest PAC-MAN A BUDGET FOR 1984 OF {848.5 BILLION R RKNARDMMIOMV New TheEPA and war to save water, air, land U.S. Plans Big Spending Increase For Military Operations in Space Program Includes Better Satellites, Gathering ol Intelligence and a Cargo Role for the Shuttle Often I think of the beautiful town that is seated by the sea; Often in thought go up and down The pleasant streets of that dear old town and my youth comes back to me TWILIGHT TIDES n '■ I ■ , I 1 J Irt 1 i rr 1 1 - : Professionals R R. Berridgc. VMI) J W. Ciccarelli. VMI) Christopher L. Coakley. MI) David T. Gill. MD J G. Judge. MD Glenn D Perry. DMD James 1 Peters Jr.. MD Attorney James Taylor Pyc Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Recupero Laurence Vienneau, DMD Welch Welch. Attorneys At Law Peter Wiemever. DMD Patrons Ken and Shelly Bceby Donald 1 Brigham Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. I.en Ceglarski Mr. and Mrs. l.eo F. Chapdelaine Carolyn Coffin Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coffin Margaret S. 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MA 02359 � 6i 7-8205179 CADEArX Interior Architecture Design 248 Snug Harbor, Duxbury, Massuchusct ts 02 32 617-9;34-60( 4 934 S3I6 £ g CD e x CL Adverti� ments 16? BOSTON GARDEN [L SJ ru i SJ 0J San mm pm him Mpnaap m nil mi U Recorded Ticket Information 227-3200 Charge Tickets by Phone to VISA or Mastercharge. 742-0200 NEW ENGLAND HUB OF SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT Ki8 Advtmscm«m$ Compliments of Stephens the Florist 61 Main Street Plymouth. Massachusetts 746-2600 Daily Deliveries to Kingston and Dux bury The Flower Shop With More Than Flowers The Gurnet Inn Efficiency Apartments Located Directly on the Ocean Duxbury Beach Cocktail Lounge and Bar Gurnet Road Duxbury. Massachusetts 854 7141 Wines — Delicatessen — Catering Duxbury Deli O o « � c i I 12 Bay Road Duxbury n 8 954 2875 Judy Winberg Ginger I ameron CHEESE • WINES • GOURMO f000S • CATERING AT the CROSS ROADS OANlEi VERRtCO 3SOERCT STREET (617)934 6171 OUXBURY MASSACHUSETTS 0?33? Tel. 954-0427 biVxJu4A4f' Gl a+veAA, 55 Depot Street. Duxbury Crossroads Advertisements 169 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 PHONE 585-2175 FRED’S DUXBURY FIX IT SHOP INC. OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT SALES - SERVICE • RENTALS 638 SUMMER ST (RT 53) FREDERICK J. SIMMONS JR DUXBURY. MA 02332 Wheel Horse Snapper Ariens Toro Weed Eater Echo Lawn Boy Sachs-Dolmar Jonsereds Shindaiwa Kero-Sun Green Machine lTO Advcnivcmems soyjF sijpr© PUMP1M0 SSRVK7E --------------U7AH.WO W 10«U ■ -nee uaMCTron PROMPT $iKrTA Y PUMPrNG SSfract C£4 ce . .Scpti .7cmA+. sirnas it momin vacuum rtiswti nrvoo 834 8800 585-6660 MArnOMfAST XI6.� ’ Va-k Wenham, REALTOR Cc- -?- of S' Gec'5 r S' Outwy ■ 100 Vasr ngton S: a S3 ■ l [aJloc'Ts in Duxbury Best Wishes to the Gass ot '83 How sweet it is at Papa's Place ' «3b dNDYLdrte Distinctly Dining 26 Old Beach Rd. Nlillbrook Mall Rte. 14 P.O. Box 666 Duxburv. Ma. 02532 Marshfield. Ma 02050 1-61“-854-4931 Compliments of: HANDBAG OUTLET Brenda Corp. 590 Washington Street 826-5125 Pembroke. Mass. 02358 Leo’s Bakery Complete Line of Bakery Goods Decorated Cakes for all Occasions 1179 Ocean Street 1923 Ocean Street Marshfield Marshfield 837-3300 834-9760 26 Main Street 318 Court Street Plymouth Plymouth 7-16-1226 746-1450 Who I-ct Them Out? 585-2164 Duxbury Green, Inc. Farm Garden Outlet 282 Kingstown Way Neil A. Vopat Duxbury, Mass. 02332 Green Harbor General and Package Store Groceries — Deli Sandwiches — Ice Cream Beer. Wine. Liquor Snug Harbor Nursery School Mrs. Oates 931-2749 ‘'Pembroke °IraVel 95 Church Si Rtc 159 (61 7) 626-5101 Pembroke. Miss. 02559 471-6518 172 AdveniKments Congratulations to the Class of 1983 The Duxbury Rotary Club YOUTH EXCHAXGE PROGRAM Chn� Chapdeiuae From Daxbun to S«t6c' 1982-1963 Bconwvn Fur brother Frotr. Auxnha :o Daxben 1982 K«h V� uj from Daxbun tojxpu . 19SM982 A rrr.-xe—er«� Girls cross country team sets a new record UNION VARIETY STORE News ■ Candy • Tobacco Natural Foods Vitamins 17 Standlsh St., Duxbury John C. Doody ARTHUR L. DOODY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Established 1931 MATTAKEESETT INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Randolph 963-3737 Duxbury 934-6312 Brodils Booterv Shoes for the Entire Family In Duxbury Everyone Reads the Clipper Marshfield Plaza 837-9220 Orthopedic and Prescription Fittings Congratulations From Osborns Country Store Your One Stop Convenience Store Open 7 Days Route S3 Duxbury. Mass. 383-2676 What housework' !?4 Adverti emems 954 2328 746-6174 Harry's Appliance Sales and Service 122 TrcmofU Street BUILDERS SUPPLIES 29-1 0033 294 003-1 ♦wauwwSAMPSON LUMBER CO. RTE 14 VATTAKEESETT ST PEMBROKE. MASS. 02350 ELECTRICAL PLUUBINC mARDWABE Dux bury Service on Most Major Brand Appliances Yeih. right Congratulations to The Class of 1983 Mariposa Gifts Kathlyn Ripley Duxbury Crossroads 934-6901 ! SHEILA C LOVELL BAYBERRY GARDENS LANDSCAPING i 0 BOX -403 • OUXBw«v VASS 02332 934 2459 Hup two three four Advert aetaena 1 ’S A Special Bank Ablr gton Sovlr gs Bonk Route 123, Drawer F Abington, Ma. 02351 CROSSROAOS OuxbuRy. MASS General craft supplies Floral supplies Prom Flowers Silk Arrangements Craft Classes Mon.-Sat. 9:50-5:00 Have I got a deal fot you! Bonji's Turkey Farm Native Turkeys Turkey Products John Marie Pierce Rte. 53 Duxbury Mass. 02332 Pondering Metaphysics 176 Adsemsements Congratulations to the class of 83 COASTAL ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH CO INC. ENVIRONMENTAL EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES JAMES I O 8RIEN 617 934 0214 POST OFFICE BOX 2043 DUXBU«V MA 02332 Advcftijcmem JT iosa i BENCHWARMER SUB SHOP SUBMARINES • SYRIANS • SALADS PARTY PLATTERS Congratulations to the Class of 1983 Of course Tel. 746-1063 282 St. George Street 294 Court Street Duxbury, Mass. 934-0233 North Plymouth Telephone 934 5633 DUXBURY TRAVEL SERVICE INC COMPLETE TRAVEL RESERVATIONS Snug Harbor Duxbury MA 02332 Calico Card Party Kingsbury Square Route S3 Kingston. Mass. 383-4790 The Bridal Shop of Plymouth The Duxbury Community Council Congratulates the Class of 1983 43 Court Street Plymouth 746-7297 180 Ad%«rt isements Dux bur. Service Station Sc GeC'-f: Scrrr: Dixbcr; r-TC3 zr j DHi ac; Bca-d — Aid Fabric Sr.ee E -r'.-- rg N Vooiess ■Braiding t Hoofciag macmih •S -� -Z — r r- ;s N'er ;-.s ■Wcwiag — Looms. iucra. Sapp. -“«•! rrd Art N«ece«cc Q- '-'i S.:c « Ope-. 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The Chapter Meeting of Procrastinators Anonymous will now convene ' Advert isements 183 H s. rc WE BELIEVE IN SERVICE Duxbury Exxon 954-2006 Duxburv Auto Body 954-0122 Duxbury Auto Farts 954-0125 Marshfield Car Wash 857-6024 Kingston Exxon 585-4644 Low Budget Car Rentals 954-2006 857-9212 e con THE SKI AND RACQUET SHOP I Hr. Best in equipment, clothing and service for skiing. Tennis, soccer, swimming and other sports Jxitanhejvmt Precise color tinting Decorating supplies Wallcoverings _____ ‘PAINT PADDLE] ----jz cnAJtD 'Wajxvhvkzm ■ rxoP ■ 21 Chestnut Street Halls Corner, Duxburv (6171 934-0334 Nou- if | can only find my contact lense 186 Ad� ertisemcnt� Beginnings The Sand Dollar Congratulations to the Class of 1983 The Duxbury Crossroads Meeting House School Beaver Brook Lane Duxbury. Mass. 02332 934-2835 Compliments of: Bennett’s General Store, Inc. Rte. 3A Tremont Street Full Line of Groceries, Deli Liquor, Beer and Wines We wish you all the Best of luck Advert «emen:s l$' Congratulations to the Class of 1983 84 Court St. 272 St. George St. Plymouth, Ma. Duxbury, Ma. 188 Advcrti «merui Congratulations to the Class of 1983 Rudolf Craig Studios 481 Bedford St., Bridgewater, Ma. 02324 Adwrzixmtrxi j 299 The Producers The Staff— First tow Kim High; Back row Pam Swiucr.Joc Vicnncau.Julic Pivam, Michael Rafters. Musing Tracey Reed. David Robinson The Editors First row John Schlueter. Activities Ed . Art Ed . Brian Rattertv. Academic Ed , Michelle Tougas. ,or Ed. and Cyndi Levine. Business Manager Jennifer Hall, Editor-In-Chief; Mary Kelly Advisor. Pau- I'ndcrclassrr.cn Ed.; Tom ( eglarski. Sports Ed . Missing la Gibbons, Managing Editor, Back row ( buck Kosak. Michael Oates. Photographs Ed , Christine Beeby. Sen- Editor’s Note Producing the 1985 Partridge has taken a lot of hard work, but it has also been a lot of fun Moreover, it has been a tremendous learning experience for everyone involved In future years I hope this yearbook will bring back vivid memories of life at Duxbury High School in the year 1982-83. This book could not have been put together without the guidance and help of our advisor. Mary Kelly. I want to thank her for all the hours upon hours that she spent working with us. I would also like to thank my mother and father whose support made it possible for us to meet every deadline. Jennifer Hall Kditor-In-Chief 190 Thc Producers a jFeer breath. I seem An far-off sails which flit before he south-wind free. � id all we shrink from now ma seem f No new ft veating; ------- [Familiar as our childhood's stream. Or pleasant memory of a dream The loved and cherished Past Wupon the new life stealing. Hampton Beach Good-by to Pain and Care’ I take Mine case to-day: Here where these sxmny waters break And ripples this Jteen breeze. I shake All burdens from the heart, all wearv thoughts awav draw l.ike Waves i I saw the long line of the vacant shore The sea-weed and the shells upon the sand And the brown rocks left bare on every hand As if the ebbing tide would flow no more. Then heard 1. more distinctly than before The ocean breathe and its great breast expand And hurrying came on the defenseless land The insurgent waters with tumultuous roar. All thought and feeling and desire. I said. Love, laughter, and the exultant joy of song Have ebbed from me forever! Suddenly o'er me They swept again from their deep ocean bed. And in a tumult of delight, and strong As youth, and beautiful as youth, upbore me. — Longfellow r i