Ephraim Curtis Middle School - Curtis Yearbook (Sudbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1984 volume:

SUBDSeoDNEsTay eS a soe Me y iy i 2a SANE ogo a ea SUDBURY, MA 0 1984 With a big smile and a friendly welcome, Mrs. McKenna greeted all Curtis students to the 1983-84 school year. During her second year as principal of Curtis, she brightened the classrooms she visited and the halls through which she walk- ed. Her new tradition of leading the whole student body in the Pledge of Allegiance and the National Anthem on Monday mornings inspired in the students a feeling of patriotism and a pride in our American heritage. This year was a successful one because of her leadership. ‘Congratulations, Mrs. McKenna, on another suc- Mrs. J. McKenna cessful year.” Principal ADMINISTRATION a. ar: Mr. R. Knapp Vice-Principal Mr. Knapp, Vice-Principal of Curtis, kept students aware of all upcoming events at Curtis during the four lunch blocks each day. He was always concerned with student interests and encouraged each and every student to develop a school pride and join in the school activities. — P. Amidon R. Benson A. Eppling D. Boatman J. Celino B. Corcoran : ( fy et 3 y “a ’ ; y - t . . ; Ss $ , = eo C. Goldstein P. Hayton D. Hoaglin B. Kornegay - CN x i _ ae e | Mi) aT a D. Lipsky J. Malatesta } ' a] 4 Mase , . , Ak ig. i p D. Martin son R. Mealey A. Mosher —— | Retired 1983 A. Vannerson Anne Marshall Retired 1983 “Is it 2:10 yet?” C. Weston Mrs. M. Benzie Administrative Secretary BE eCtvegwe” Ne Mrs. E. Cavanaugh Miss D. Ellery Guidance Secretary Secretary Aide Mrs. A. Walker Mrs. J. Gale Media Aides Mr. Cedrone Mr. McAllister Custodians E. Weir, N. Valentino, M. Clausen, J. Seigen, A. Clark, D. Bergen Cafeteria Staff SUPPORT STAFF Mrs. Cerulo Health Aide 3417 LNAGNLS 7 i shi fil FRONT ROW: (left to right) Fraser McLean, Stephanie aT Linda Rubin, Deter Johnson, David Bizer, Christine Consales, Billy Hershberger, David Swartz, Scott Silverman, John Gracey, John Regan, Troy Jones, Roman Meshon, Kevin Mullen. SECOND ROW: Ms. Walsh, Alyssa Metz, Caroline Martin, Karen Grace, Crysti Jacobi, Josh Peters, Kristin Ruckstuhl, Sarah Harding, Colin Dangel, Jen Skaff, Karen Arpino, Tanya Steinberg, Brendan Dolan, Greg Lewis. THIRD ROW: Mr. Walker, Aaron Bloomenthal, Andy Surwilo, Jennifer Gonnerman, Cyd Bucal, Liz Allen, Karen McLean, Kimani Paul-Emile, Samantha Fox, Michelle Vana, Nicole Halverson, Michelle Racicot, Ms. Clancy. Missing: Elizabeth Whitmarsh. STUDENT ep rch ALTERNATES: FRONT ROW: (left to right) Ms. Walsh, Rashiem Grant, Mike Cerulo, Derek Hayden, Kim Lannon, Mike Gefteas, Jim McLure, Margaret Pryor, Adam Kreisel, Ms. Clancy. SECOND ROW: (left to right) Mr. Walker, John McBride, Juan Lopez, Brian Wylie, Shana Birnbaum, Andrew Willis, Andrew Fisch, Molly Bradley, Richard Park, Matt Arpino. THIRD ROW: (left to right) Matt Fonte, Mimi McCall, Marybeth Treacy, Paul Stitt, David Fredman, Marci Blacker, Emily Fisher, Alison Bryant. Missing: Elliot Robey, Dawn Sasiela, Kevin Sweeney, Robin Fuller, Brandt eR John Lonske, Antoine Glass, Will Newell. =o wh STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated: N. Halverson, Treausrer; Standing left to right: S. Harding, Vice-President; J. Skaff, Secretary; C. Jacobi, President. “The meeting will come to order.”’ Cheerleaders TOP STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Deanna Moninger, Nicole Dunn, Holly Neal, Beth Omansky. ON ONE KNEE: On Left: Kathy Day On Right: Gail Murphy DOING SPLIT: Lisa Verni Field Hockey FIRST ROW: (left to right) Cara Williams, Kristin Zirkel, Julie Anderson, Cyd Bucal, Michelle Byrne, Gabrielle Tiep (Manager), Tina Favaloro. SECOND ROW: Lauren Byrne, Julie Anderson, Lisa Nocera, Maeghan Kelly, Sue Moroney, Jill Furman, Stepanie Lind, Cecily Morgan. THIRD ROW: Jennifer Skulte, Chantal Casey, Danielle Wolfe, Miss Lewis (coach), Jen Skaff, Nicole Halverson, Deidre Bannon, Sam Fox, Laura Petrovic, Kim Couranz. MISSING: Kim Albee and Mrs. Benson (coach). Girls Soccer Boys Soccer FRONT ROW: Chris Mullen, Jeff Peppercorn, Derek Hayden, David Blacker, David Wiseman, John Neuhauser, Peter Albee. SECOND ROW: Kenny Grierson, Danny Shugrue, Michael Murdock, Brian Schirf, Chris Meltzer, Kevin Smith, David Shpiz, Andy Surwilo. BACK ROW: Andrew Cope, Tony Arena, Paul Piazza, Craig Berkel, Chris Dangel, Oliver Churchill, Tony Rossini, Doug Jones, Tim Lee. FRONT ROW: Rita Ragu, Kim Cetrone, Lori Walker, Julie Walker, Kim Lannon, Helen Wilson, Brooke Grace, Courtney DePeter. BACK ROW: Margey Freundlich, Carolyn Bagley, Alison Bryant, Amanda Herman, Kristen Ruckstuhl, Laura Nathanson, Crysti Jacobi, Nancy Rubin, Charlotte Finigan, Lisa Falco. This year’s successful field hockey team was coached by Miss Lewis and Mrs. Benson. In our best game, which was against Marlboro, we won by a score of 7-0. Co-Captains Lauren Byrne and Chantal Casey led the team through many spirited scrimmages and games. 9 BOY’S BASKETBALL The Curtis hoopmen started the year with four fast wins. The defeat of Bedford, Belmont, Wellesley and Marlboro marked the beginning of another championship year, the sixth in a row for the Curtis Panthers. i as 1. cit x 2 2 1s y 2 (oe “7 ee FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Tony Rossini, Brendon Dolan, Mike Gazza, Chris Bryant, Peter Smith, Bob Carey. SECOND ROW: Craig Berkel, Mike Lefebvre, David Howe, Wes Green, Oliver Churchill. THIRD ROW: James Wyche, Paul Baszkiewicz, Paul Manning, Bill Devaney, David DuPuy. 10 — GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Curtis Girl’s Basketball Team ended their season with a win loss record of 2 and 8. Girls’ Basketball Scores Curtis 15 Bedford 38 38 Concord 29 20 Wellsley 30 20 Marlboro 14 8 Bedford 14 6 Belmont 29 15 Acton 29 25 Concord 39 2D Wellsley 31 18 Marlboro 26 SmERONONOIOY si SORENSON 4 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Amy Liner, Jill Furman, Julie Anderson, Kim Lannon. SECOND ROW: Holly Mullen, manager, Maria Del Regno, Crysti Jacobi, Stephanie Lind, Courtney DePeter. THIRD ROW: Margey Freundlich, Janeen Tevekelian, Michelle Vana, Chantal Casey, Deirdre Bannon. 11 MUSIC MAKERS 12 BAND The Curtis Middle School Band is an ensemble open to all students in grades six, seven and eight who are advanced on their particular instrument. The band rehearses two forty-five minute periods per week. Students spend much of their own time in private lessons, practicing music and attending extra rehearsals to prepare for their concerts. The band performs many concerts during the year for a variety of audiences, such as, the Annual Winter Concert, a concert at Faneuil Hall, a performance at the Senior Citizens Drop-In Center, a yearly exchange concert, the annual Spring Concert, and a tour of the elementary schools. This year, the exchange concert is with the Dedham Junior High School. Selected students will perform solos and other chamber music at the Curtis Spring Festival. Some students participate in musical groups outside of the school program such as, the Northeast District Music Festival, the Massachusetts Youth Wind Ensemble, and the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra. This year, the following students participated in the MMEA Northeast Junior District Music Festival: Samantha Costello, principal flute in Orchestra; Gwen Baker, first flute in band; Nisha Purushotham, third clarinet in band. These students were selected from auditions held in Littleton, including students from fifty-two different towns. The band is currently working to attend a state- wide music festival during the 1984-85 school year. wo . sy Sik oat 4 io e 7 yin Va’! iq ® bit ORCHESTRA The Curtis String Orchestra has had a busy and successful year beginning with the annual Winter Concert in December. We also participated in a ‘String Fling’’ with Wayland and Framingham and finished up the year with the Spring Concert in June. Jackie Cefola, Kim Couranz and Heather Ellsworth were selected to play first violin in the Northeast Mass. Junior District Orchestra. Richard Park played principal cello in the District Orchestra and, also, was selected to play in the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra. SELECT CHORUS The seventy-three voice Select Chorus met once each week on Tuesday mornings. They performed at Curtis Middle School in three evening con- certs, as well as, in assemblies. They enjoyed an exchange concert with Clarke Junior High of Lexington, and i ee were heard over WKOX AM during the a | REY PE ., x BY holiday season. The chorus perform- 7 eel we. F mike ed at Faneuil Hall Marketplace, ae Tb | - Boston, and participated in the m American Choral Directors Festival for Junior High School singers. SIXTH-GRADE CHORUS The sixth grade chorus of thirty-six voices met once each week, Perfor- mances by this group included assem- blies and evening concerts, three appearances at the Sudbury Pines Nursing Home, and participation in the tour by the Curtis music groups to the elementary schools of Sudbury. Mrs. on Geary directed the group and Mrs. -_— fs , ” Lucille Schapiro was the accompanist. De ae | A b go aa te.Al « | BOYS CHORUS The Boys Chorus met once each week during the activity period. They appeared in concerts and assemblies during the school year, as well as, at the elementary schools in Sudbury. The Select and Boys Chorus was directed by Mrs. Geary and accom- panied by Mrs. Benson. ff. i f I a : é The following members performed in the Northeast District Junior High School Girls Chorus: Jenna Weiss, Laura Brownlee, Kimani Paul-Emile, Heidi Rickman, Ginny Kalb, and Melanie McLeod. The following members performed in the Northeast District Junior High School Boys’ Chorus: Andrew Surwilo, Jonathan Davis, Derek Kalchbrenner, Benton Jones, Justin Budinoff, and Chapman Retterer. ‘Michelle, must | always carry your books?’ ‘Mr. Cann, we’re sorry! Come back!”’ Patty-cake on skates 14 ait oO “lve got it! I’ve got it!’’ Mike Buckley and Paul Cousins checking the wind chill. Sa the SN a Mr. Lipsky’s Volleyball Champs (7A) 15 z oe, Mrs. Benson gives Juan Lopez a leg up. Si oR Sitting on top of the world. ‘Help! It’s after us!”’ 16 rw aa war wy Hid | tos St | ae i ros f ‘Good morning! This is a wake-up call”’ Becond Marks ng Sins wo Siete et - Werwrug tering z RIA eee abe PeVbg rg ae St eka “But, Mrs. Kantor, three hands are better than two!”’ 17 Fiddlers Three 18 ae Paul Cousins and future weather forecasters. ‘Here's your change, Tim.” EIGHTH GRADE 19 EIGHTH GRADE 4 Michael Abbondanzio Beth Abrams Nick Aieta David Allen Krista Allenberg Wendy Alsen William Andrews Nancy Anton a asd ‘‘Are you sure you know how to play this game?”’ 7 t eh a 2a Chris Atwood Ralph Babcock 20 EIGHTH GRADE AN Win tens Leigh-Ann Babigian Michael Babin ‘‘| made the best-dressed list two years in a row.”’ Glen Bacus Carolyn Bagley V ( David Blacker Marci Blacker t = ee Craig Berkel Liz Berry Dorothy Bisson EIGHTH GRADE 5 ways “rat vavar PS aw a aT awe vawawey Eric Bolton Evelyn Bonn | Two heads are better than one. bonny AROTERARS SEO tary . 5 vere ay regaceee ranted 7k 3 � $ aa stern % behets we 5 ae vane bf Molly Bradley Jessica Brenner Michael Buckley Justin Budinoff Kim Burke Heather Byrne Lauren Byrne Michelle Byrne Chris Campana 22 EIGHTH GRADE Chantal Casey Jacquelyn Cefola sigan: ua , sn ote eA ae a te ee te em ne 4 Karen Citron Rebecca Claxton Stephanie Cohen Stefan Coleman Ronnie Cooper Andy Cope Samantha Costello Kimberly Coughlin Kim Couranz 23 EIGHTH GRADE Jed Cronin Kris Curran _— Net iais Chris Dangel Colin Dangel Amy Darsch Ronald Davidson Andy Davis Jon Davis “Aren't we having fun?” Scott Davis Rob DeFranco 24 EIGHTH GRADE ne ‘Have | got an Excedrin Headache?’’ Fay Michael Devine Gina DiCarlo Sean Donovan John Donlon ( Kristen Dow Bill Doyle Claudia Dragun Lori Duggan Patty Duncan 74) EIGHTH GRADE David Dupuy David Einreinhofer = a ee ein, ‘| wish | had thought of taking that book out.’’ a { } Mark Eisner Chris Elliott Ye Seth Ellis Heather Ellsworth Lisa Falco Harold Fitzpatrick Jennifer Floyd Tina Favaloro 26 SS a i ALLE, OT gy EIGHTH GRADE irate John Flynn Andrea Fonte Diana Forte Samantha Fox Chris Fredella Bs = = —! ‘ ie Jill Furman Susanne Gainer “Yummies in the tummies.” Jonathan Glazer Steve Goldsmith 27 EIGHTH GRADE ( 8 a L Faye Gordon Joe Gorgone Brooke Grace Carolyn Gracey Derek Grant Ken Grierson Robin Gross Sarah Guernsey Kevin Hall vids He he ' — Allison Hammer Richard Hammond ‘What's the matter, didn’t you ever see a bike before?”’ Sarah Harding Tim Hart 28 | EIGHmHIGRABE Eric Hartstone Derek Hayden Paul Hogan Amy Hoover Andy Hope Chip Horton David Howe Chrisa Hunnewell a Liza Hunter Alisa Isenberg Crysti Jacobi Jon Jewett Glenn Johnson 29 EIGHTH GRADE Ben Jones Doug Jones Hitting the books. Cindy Karloff Susan Keefe Dan King Lynne King-Targonski bid a7 , sf , y . oan 52 :¥ ae Celestine Klein Carl Kramer Noa Kushner Carl LaGrassa Melinda Lamont-Havers 30 | EIGHTH GRADE . ene TE Nicole Lamoureaux Lisa Landry Margaret Langlitz Eric Latimer David Letscher Stacey Levine Stephanie Lind Kathy Linden Juan Lopez fevy, ‘Let's make a break for it!”’ Mey Ben lan MacLean Melanie MacLeod 31 EIGHTH GRADE iff 4 ail Josh Manjarrez Paul Manning Paul Marobella S 7 i f j r , Rob Marriott Jeff Marshall Jenny Martin Bridey Maxwell Gregory May Tricia McCall Denise McDonald i ee ne ‘| don’t get the joke, Mrs. Creter.”’ Lisa McHugh Karan McLean 32 EIGHTH GRADE -— i Susan Melnick Christopher Meltzer Brian Middleton Sue Moroney � DE bd J 5 ; ae y es, : 2” ta Chris Mullen Holly M ullen Michael Murdock Nba 33 EIGHTH GRADE Steve Murphy “Chantal, | think you have the wrong room.” Laura Nathanson Eden Niederhauser Shari Noble Chris Oldham Michelle Paster Jeff Peppercorn Laura Petrovic Kristen Pettit Paul Piazza Sarah Pitts Cool Cat 34 EIGHTH GRADE Ta ar WM poislerete: ste Seiete - Brenda Poor Amy Price Daina Priede Andy Publicover Nisha Purushotham ne atl Ss, ; ig Michelle Racicot Rita Raju Bruce Rankin Andrew Reising i Chris Remington Chap Retterer ‘‘Are you sure Dave Maynard got his start this way?”’ 35 EIGHTH GRADE Nicole Rice Brenda Richard Elliot Robey Curtis Robinson Kristen Ruckstuhl Kurt Rutherford Elizabeth Rosenblatt Tony Rossini David Ryan Liz Sanda “ET. told me to phone home, Mom!” Dawn Sasiela David Saxe 36 EIGHTH GRADE Brian Schirf Steven Schwalje Jamie Scott “Caps for sale!”’ % t) , (| =—! SR j ee Todd Short Richard Siemer Jennifer Skaff Jenni Skulte Chuck Slate were ye Jabreel Smith Kevin Smith Rick Smith 37 EIGHTH GRADE “It's only four miles, Pub.” Aaron Stern Paul Stitt Heidi Stubelis Andrew Surwilo i 6s Kevin Sweeney Suzy Sweeney Paul Sweet Aaron Tavares Brett Taylor 38 EIGHTH GRADE Janeen Tevekelian Wendy Theiler Terry Thoman Gabrielle Tiep Alison Tomlin ri Jennifer Valentine Michelle Vana Scott Vifquain David Votano Lori Walker ‘‘Let a smile be your umbrella on a rainy day!”’ Jennifer Walsh Joseph Ward 39 EIGHTH GRADE ty NAN VAP ia nen tn Paes 2 a: | kd ha) eae Bam 44 :. ah abd Lisa Weiner Richard Weiner Jason Wilburn Stephen Wilkinson Gary Williams Kara Williamson Charlene Wilson Dan Wilson i David Wiseman Rich Wolfe James Wyche Michelle Zarella Kristin Zirkel 40 SEVENTH GRADE Doug Abbondanzio Jennifer Abrams Dan Abramson . Carl Aiello . Peter Albee AL ee a0 Cee Liz Allan Scott Allenberg Cyndy Amelia David Anderson Julie Anderson James Andrews Amy Arena Constantine Athanas Sandi Auerbach Jeff Azerrad i 6h LONSHOS SIO OLOCA OE OF ODOM SVIT CM ORCHOCNST COBOL STE SCHAOA ON SHOBOKOH OROHOTONOROHONOHOROROHOHOHOUSCHOTOE Charles Bachman Alyson Bagley Brian Banafato Maura Bannon Noel Barbour Christopher Barrett Jon Batchelder Jesse Bazarnick Amy Bell Rusty Bent Natalia Berg Chris Bernier Jim Berry Allison Bially Jesse Biddle 42 David Bizer Beth Black Tina Blanchard Aaron Bloomenthal Andrew Bloomenthal Matt Bollen Jessica Borg Quinton Breen Terry Brennan Terrell Brown Laura Brownlee Chris Bryant Cyd Cucal Billy Buckley Darlene Campbell SEVENTH GRADE Michele Campbell Shauna Caputo Danielle Casey Gardiner Cerul Kim Cetrone Oliver Churchill Stephanie Cikens Lori Cioffi Audrey Clark Heather Clark Rachel Clark Hilary Cline Leslie Coburn Jason Cochran Susan Connolly 43 SEVENTH GRADE Debbie Cooper Vin Corbett Steven Corley Sharleer Craig Jeff Creter Elizabeth Crisafi Mike Crisafi Peter Cuomo John Curtin Chris Dainiak Betsy David Pam Davis Robby Davis Kathy Day Jim Dececca Steve DeFranco Maria DelRegno Dana Demille Michael DePompei Justine Devlin Amy D’Innocenzo Kristen Dionisi Brendan Dolan Morgen Doran Nicole Dunn Jeremy Ehn Matthew Epstein Candy Espinosa Chris Fagan Angie Fagin ag Alyssa Farber Mark Farrell Ellen Farry Adam Feinzig Mark Feldstein Matt Fertig Josh Fine Andrew Fisch Monique Fleming Steve Foster SEVENTH GRADE Lisa Fraidin Julie Fraize Jason Frank Allison Freedman Bobby Freeman 1OMON CORON OHOHCHOREH ONCE OVOCH OCHOTROHOHOHOE OCHOMNOMONS HOHOTDOHOT OMOMSCTHOBOMOMOMOWSMOMOGONIHOCE S Laura Freiss Margey Freundlich Jenn Gale Laura Gasparro Scott Gates Matt Gaudet Michael Gazza Michael Geheran Antoine Glass Keri-Lyn Gleason Jill Goldstein Jennifer Gonnerman Jenny Gordon Steve Grant Wes Greene 45 SEVENTH GRADE Katie Gunzelman Keith Gurtler Ben Hadar Sara Hammel Tracy Hartstone Chris Hays Justine Healy Maggie Hegarty Dave Helgeson Amanda Herman Mark Hertweck Eric Hewitt Tran Hoang Trina Holman Deneen Howell Kim Howell Robert Isaacson Anna Jean Aaron Johnson Derek Jonson Donna Johnson Alex Jones Troy Jones Betsy Joseph Ginny Kalb Barry Kane Cristin Kearns Maeghan Kelly Julie Kleine Michael Who? 46 Ricky Kline Beth Kramer Mark Kross Katie Lanigan Kim Lannon Lisa Larsen Tim Lee Mike Lefebvre Freddie Lehmann Kirsty Lewis Tommy Lewis Amy Liner Eric Liner Jon Lonske Debbie Low SEVENTH GRADE Ted Ludemann Lyn Lupien Brian MacNeil Joan Mainville Eli Manjarrez John Marotta Keith Maurhoff Mimi McCall Jimmy McClure Eileen McGourty Tim Mclnerney Karen McLean Kevin McWilliams Michael Melnick Roman Meshon 47 SEVENTH GRADE Cynthia Miekka Danny Miller Dawn Mills Deanna Moninger Joseph Moniz Nicole Moore Beth Moran Mark Morgello Christine Morse Gail Murphy Kyle Murphy Cindy Naylor Holly Neal Valerie Neenan Evan Nelson John Neuhauser Will Newell John Nikula Lisa Nocera Cathy Nolan Beth Omansky Nicole O’Neal Jeanne O’Neill Doug Owen Chris Paciorek Jason Paciulan Mike Palek Richard Park Brandt Passalacqua John Patti 48 — —_— SEVENTH GRADE Kimani Paul-Emile Serge Paul-Emile Noah Petrucci Lisha Pettit Gina Piscitelli Marla Pitzi Sally Poole Bobby Pulver Craig Putnman Tom Reed John Regan Jason Retterer Maria Reynolds Heidi Rickman Connie Riley Phil Robillard Kristin Rodhouse Adam Rosell Erich Roth Stacy Rovner Frank Royster Julie Rudnick Jen Rudolph Eric Rustin Derek Rynne Derek Sampson Andy Scafidi Jim Scott Coleen Sears Stephen Seidler 49 SEVENTH GRADE Kelly Shaunessy Jon Shaw Kristen Shibley David Shpiz Daniel Shugrue Wayne Shurling William Siff Chris Silver Mark Singer Sheila Skipper David Smith Dennis Smith Peter Smith Jennifer Sohn Rob Sokoloff Susan Spittler Chris Spratt Cindy Stahl Peter Stuart Terry Styffe +? Rtn + ih a Mirrrirrzizaye” Jeff Sugarman Deborah Sullivan Erica Sutton Nick Termini Ron Terren Bill Trocchi Lisa Verni Tai Vu Tri Vu Erika Waardenburg 50 Julie Walker Andy Walker Russell Wallack Lauren Walsh Jenna Weiss Phil Wen Suzanne Werner Susan Wharton Liz Whitmarsh Andrew Willis Michael Wilsack Helen Wilson Jeff Wilson Tammy Winston Gordy Wisbach “We'll go over this one more time, Mr. Lloyd.’ SEVENTH GRADE Danyelle Wolf Chipper Wood Chris Wurlitzer Brian Wylie Emily Yeo “These guys think they can draw.” 51 = See “This is the first day of school?”’ “4. —- “a | Ba ‘Hey, we’ve just broken into the Pentagon!” Nd Mr. Byrne taking the new kid to 7C po ym, See The Curtis Music Makers “We'll never fit on that!”’ 52 willl SIXTH GRADE SMITH STUEFLOTEN The Smith-Stuefloten Team has enjoyed its first year at Curtis Middle School by doing many exciting activities in different subjects. We started the school year with a wonderful visit to Lowell where we learn- ed how old machinery was run. At the same time, both classes were working busily on a flower unit in science. We col- lected and dried flowers so that we could study them. In social studies we played an interesting game called Current Events. As the year went on and fall turned into winter, the Smith-Stuefloten Team wrote many compositions. These included an essay for the Edaville Railroad Contest. Later, when the results came in, they made six people on our team joyous. The prize for each winner was three tickets to see the actual railroad and cranberry bogs. We wrote not only compositions but book reports too. These included classics, biographies, research reports, and, of course, pleasure reading. As the snow started falling, we wrote and presented some winter poems. We also began a new unit in science on optical il- lusions. This year, Math was very in- teresting. We learned many new concepts and to help our speed and accuracy, we had Mad Minute fact tests. Also, to en- courage our mathematical thinking, we had Math Challenges along with Math Meets. Although we did several interesting math projects, the Holiday Shopping Spree was very exciting. Early in February we had a guest speaker, Mrs. Ellis. She taught the team many interesting facts about George Seurat and his style of painting called poin- tillism. After we had learned more about both subjects, we wrote a composition on Seurat and painted a pointillism picture. Throughout the whole year the Smith- Stuefloten Team has done many exciting things and enjoyed many events like par- ties, field trips, and class projects. Most important of all, the whole team enjoyed the year and learned many new things. Ms. Stuefloten 54 FIRST ROW: (left to right) Austin B. Fuller, Todd Nagy, Crissy Crittenden, Cindy Dunham, Satya Obilichetti, Karen Beaudette, Mike Cerulo. SECOND ROW: Lisa Swanigan, Kelly Mulcahy, Beth Greene, Andy Craig, Charlie Tripp, Justin Billingsley, Lisa Gonzalez, Kevin Mullen. THIRD ROW: Nicole Chester, Chris Patton, Dawne Howes, Tom Spittler, Orlando Brown, Shawn Collin, Vicky Nixon, Clarence Johnson. La FIRST ROW: (left to right) Jesse Margolin, Kim Robinson, John Gracey, Lisa Nichols, Chris Sullivan, Julie Darsch, Andy Palmer. SECOND ROW: Lisa Schwartz, Jeffe Kelbe, Melissa Thurman, Chris Hallett, Missy Zarella, Greg Alexander, Alexa Williamson, Tobey Gonnerman. THIRD ROW: Karen Grace, Lauri Heinselman, Mike Curtin, Sharon Flier, Kevin McCabe, Lizanne Gonzales, Jeff Miller, Chantel Prokoview MISSING: Rashiem Grant, Danny Bourne. SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: (left to right) Margaret Pryor, David Reed, Chris Olson, Charley Bowser, David Cutler, Keith Berton, Sonja Wadman. SECOND ROW: Rachel Nathan, Scott Silverman, Karen Cleary, Cornisha Cherrie, Bryan Armstrong, Jessi Wecker. THIRD ROW: Rob DuPuy, David Stone, Jennie Cavallerano, Kelly Hoar, Jay L. Torian, Susan Petrovic, Sonya Austin. ank, David Weiss, Ast MISSING: Mark Barbour, Chip PI ‘7 ie ; vee neve LIES ranean a eth LLL rid Reynold. . . ¥ af ' | } ; g, Marc Schapiro, Derek Michaels, a ' = 2 SS i a FIRST ROW: (left to right) Heather Koeni Stephanie Spiller, Kathryn Sliwkowski, Michelle Sevigny. SECOND ROW: Kathy Reed, Jennifer Williamson, Emily Bonn, Richie Thoman, Mark Lewis, Brian Christensen, Brian Hannan, Pete Gonnerman. THIRD ROW: Jim King, Shana Birnbaum, Stuart Moncrieff, Tom Smither, Eleni Digenis, Suzanne Olim, Jim McCloskey. MISSING: David Swartz, Karimah Aziz. HURD DOHAN The Hurd-Dohan Team did some very interesting things this year. We performed a play which was a great success. Also, we went on many field trips to such places as the Science Museum, the Danforth Museum, and to the historical buildings in Lowell. The Hurd-Dohan Team did yummy things, too. For example, we had a food festival and a Christmas party. In Science, the team created drug posters for the Rotary Club and had debates about presidential candidates and whether or not marijuana should be legalized. In addition, we presented dress-up book reports and country reports. The Hurd-Dohan Team of 1983-84 was full of class spirit and worked well together. Our work on Annie, in which the whole team was involved, is a good example of our terrific Cooperation. Mr. Hurd — = Mrs. Dohan SIXTH GRADE DRUM CLANCY The Drum-Clancy team has gone on many field trips to the Museum of Science, the Danforth Museum, and to the play, Hello Dolly, put on by the Lincoln-Sudbury students. During social science periods we have learned about the French, Camayura, Iraqi, and Japanese cultures. In science we have worked on a computerized archeological unit. To celebrate Hanukkah and Christmas seasons we worked on a shopping spree in math and put on a play called “‘The Festival of Lights.’’ In February, the Drum- Clancy team participated in having Secret Pals to celebrate St. Valentine's Day. 56 FRONT ROW (left to right): Caeli Smith, Lynn Vifquain, Christine Consales, Kristin Welch, Joshua Fox, Andy Wynn. SECOND ROW: David King, Alex Smith, Seth Powell, Valeria Jose, Marybeth Treacy. THIRD ROW: Susan Olson, Meghan Boyce, Blake Ellavsky, Bobby DeLeskey, Andrea Quirk, Jennifer Regan, Mrs. Drum. MISSING: Kathleen Hayden, Heather Hodder, Dora Masciarelli, Jimmy Snow, Michael Vivaldi, Jim Zanzot. SS — os) x FRONT ROW iene to rent Alyssa Metz, “Bobby Messrs Ree Wells, Stephen Blumberg, Rachael Stone, Jeffrey Arnold, Maggie Stanley. SECOND ROW: Cristina Freeman, David Krugler, Kim Cohen, Matt Arpino, Mike Bellizzi, Gretchen Anderson, Jennifer Anderson, Shelby Denenberg. THIRD ROW: Miss Clancy, Kati Midgley, Tonya Strange, Juliana Blaser, Greg Bornstein, Tim Lyons, Jay Schneider. MISSING: Richard Linden, Bobby Wockenfuss, Lenny Kwok. SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW (left to right): Craig Babineau, Jon Hebb, Paul Ferguson, Kerri Tiep- LEWIS Daniels, Donna Einreinhofer, Stacey Martin, Stephanie Cope. FELLEMAN SECOND ROW: Chris Dermerjian, Damone Hamilton, Fraser McLean, Beth Devlin, Erica Verville, Lisa Schirf, Jeanette Hammer. The 1983-84 school year was an exciting THIRD ROW: Jennifer Collier, Miss Lewis, Rob Filleul, Adam Cefalo, Erik Skulte, and productive one for the Lewis-Felleman Marcel White, Matt Fonte, Debbie Wooley. Team. One of the most interesting units MISSING: Greg Bates, Jodi Nix, Laurel Wyman. was on archaeology. During this unit we studied how early people lived. We visited the Revolutionary War Cemetery and copied the inscriptions on the gravestones. Later we compared and graphed the infor- mation. On our walk back from the cemetery to Curtis, Miss Lewis pointed out m= different kinds of architecture. In the spring he. we took a walking tour of the historic buildings of Marblehead. In other subjects such as geography, math and social studies, we did interesting things, too. In geography, we studied the countries of the world, as well as the states == and provinces of the United States and = Canada. We also learned about bodies of | water, national parks, and cities. In math, ; Miss Lewis further enhanced our F knowledge by taking us to the computer ' lab weekly. We also played mental com- $j; putation games on Friday. In social | studies, besides studying various cultures of the world, especially the Mayans, we spent time in the spring exploring various careers. During this unit we had guest speakers and engaged in discussions about how to choose a career. Finally, one brief but fun-filled period of ; the year saw both our classes advance to the finals in the sixth -grade Volleyball Tournament. FRONT ROW (left to right): Tim Nikula, Phil Williams, Kyle Turner, Ben Sayeski, Mark Mitchell, Derek Navisky. SECOND ROW: Kiera Campbell, Marika Schwartzman, Mandy Packer, Kristen Cudmore, Dawn Cavanaugh, Nancy Manning. THIRD ROW: Josh Spiewak, Tim Dolan, Andre Jackson, Brendon Wiiliams, Mike Cullinane, Jon McBride, Greg Lewis, Mrs. Felleman. i MISSING: A.J. Erskine, Billy Bennett, Tina Babcock, Lorraine Ludemann, Diana Oe ies eR Ni NS Hughes. Demon Skaters: Debbie, Diana, Damon SIXTH GRADE WALSH WALKER As you walk into Ms.Walsh’s homeroom, you see the words AFFIRM, EXCITE- MENT, WARMTH, AND COOPERATION pinned up on the wall. All of these qualities make up the spirit of the Walker-Walsh- Moor team. The team has worked well on several activities throughout the year. In October one of the most successful happenings was our book party. Each student dress- ed up as the main character in a book and participated in a discussion led by one of the team’s parents. For United Nations Day each student picked a country, studied its government, religion, education, customs, made a flag, and brought in a food dish from that country. Exchange students from Lincoln-Sudbury High School completed the day’s experience. For Valentine’s Day, our class held a special project called ‘‘Secret Pals’. A week before Valentine’s Day each student drew aname and that person became our secret pal. During the week we did special things for that person. On Valentine's Day we found out who was our secret friend. Another special event for us was the visit to our class by Susan Wornick of News- Center 5 to discuss what it’s like to be a reporter. So many activities filled our year. Our team’s visit to Nature’s Outdoor Classroom at Sandwich, Massachusetts, during the week of April 30-May 4 to study environmental education was perhaps the best experience of all! The daily field groups and evening activities such as debating, skits and square dancing will be remembered by all of us. FRONT ROW: Noel Hall, Ebony. SECOND ROW (left to right): Sara Klein, Troy Fryatt, Peter Sjolund, Joe Ferguson, Jonathan Kaplan, Nicole Fabrizio, Amy Shluger, Zack Kushner. THIRD ROW: Lynne Berry, Jonathan Flora, Jason Kates, David Connors, Marc Moreau, Annamaria Locsin, Laura Nogelo, Rachel Holgerson, Ryan Orris, Ms. Walsh. MISSING: Laura Denessen, Adam Kreisel, Elizabeth O'Neill, Keith Piken, Linda Rubin, Robin Schultz. FRONT ROW (left to right): Matthew Golden, Gary Rose, David Hammill, Jason Megson, Rich Mancuso, Terri Sonjara, Tracie Roddy, Matt House, Sheila Coughlin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Walker, Curt Hunnewell, Ken Bekampis, Tom Williams, Paula Marrone, Chris Devoll, Maureen McEleney, Caroline Martin, Lindsay Vazal, Dave Swank. MISSING: Mary Ellis, Julie Finigan, Ellen Frederickson, Michael Gefteas, Sarah it Cool cats in cool hats. “Oh boy, | AM vl ho an oe py pe we all get the same homer = re oom.” 29 PROJECTIONS ‘The sky’s the limit - go for it!’ YEARBOOK STAFF O wonderful, wonderful, and most wonderful, wonderful! and yet again wonderful! and after that out of all whooping. —Shakespeare, As You Like It David Anderson Jeremy Ehn Bridey Maxwell Greg Bates Seth Ellis Trisha McCall Amy Bell Lisa Falco Karan McLean Jim Berry Emily Fisher Holly Mullen Jesse Biddle Lisa Fraidin Vicky Nixon Shana Birnbaum Jennifer Gonnerman Ryan Orris Marci Blacker Tobey Gonnerman Susan Petrovic Cyd Bucal Lisa Gonzales Amy Price Michelle Byrne Brooke Grace Liz Rosenblatt Chantal Casey Keith Gurtler Stacy Rovner Chris Campana Aaron Johnson Maggie Stanley Jason Cochran Donna Johnson Nick Termini Andy Davis Valeria Jose Andy Walker Tim Dolan Stephanie Lind Missy Zarella Pam Dorsey Amy Liner Kristin Zirkel Kristin Dow Annamaria Locsin ADVISORS: SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mrs. Ethel Kantor Mrs. Margaret Benzie, Typing Mrs. Natalie Smith Mrs. Alice Vannerson, Sales Mr. Herbert Hill - Photography Sudbury Town Crier, (Volleyball Bonanza photos on pages 14 and 15) 60 Owe @yeee” 2 Se eee os é 2 lel a ei si Pe LAlgee Salah eh, ee, ee ea =f