Falmouth High School - Clipper Compact Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1980 volume:

INTRODUCTION r Public kibrar Having been acknowledged by the faculty and administra- tion as the most impressive class to be graduated from Falmouth High School, it stands to reason that our yearbook should be equally impressive. We have tried to capture the spirit of our class in this Clipper Compact. Our class has always worked together; from our first car wash to M A S H, there has been an attitude of fun and a feeling of unified strength. Ours is the first class to overcome the imaginary barriers between cliques, and to become One. We are not, however, “dull” or “conforming.” We are simply a closely-knit group of individualists. In the future, as we look through this yearbook, we will remember that we are still the Class of 1980, wherever we are. Falmouth Public Library Falmouth, IV, ass. 02540 YEARBOOK STAFF Memories . . . Bret at the organ . . . Jim and the Chocolate Chip Cookie Maze . . . Where are you? Oh, sitting here on the floor . . . underclassmen?! . . . how about perforated underclass pictures . . . Yearbook Awards Night . . . “Ya mean we’ve gotta get dressed up AGAIN? ... by the way, who does have that page? . . . derring-do? . . . That’ll be more hard that way . . . Pick a nose, any nose . . . Editor-in-Chief Johanna Flosom Alana Thorpe Managing Editor Laurie Rebello Photography Editors Sharon Almeida Diana Hampton Tom Wye Sports Editor Bret Bowin Clubs and Activities Kim Kelley Senior Picture Editor Patricia Boudrot Underclassmen, Faculty and Administration Editors Crystal Martin Liz McMillen Denise Mongeau Steven Tessier Feature Editors Ivey Schmitz Alice Wilkinson Advisor James Wight-Waltman CONTENTS Dedication 4 Seniors 7 46 109 Sports Fall 27 Winter 60 Spring 122 Facu Ity 36 Clubs Activities 22 69 97 Theatre One- Act Plays 42 All-School Play 104 Student Government 120 Senior Activities M A S H 142 Prom Graduation Underclassmen A ' � ?;v . V % V T vtt 4 Dedication Our class advisor, Mr. Eugene C. Phillips, has been as much a part of the class of 1980 as the spirit and love we have shared. Entering Falmouth High as strangers, we managed to carry out many successful projects under the guidance of Mr. Phillips. He never dictated to the class; he allowed us to carry out our own ideas and was always there to give help and sugges- tions. He has said that he is glad to see us “carry on, with work, the army, or school; carry on with spirit, on and up. Sail on forever.” We, Mr. Phillips, hope that you will always have smooth sailing, and we dedicate this yearbook to you. 5 A FOND FAREWELL TO . . . Tom and Betty MacGregor have been an integral and important part of Falmouth High School for seven years. They have decided now to “graduate” with the class of 1980, and reside in Florida dur- ing the winter, returning to Falmouth for the summer season. In ad- dition to holding the exhausting positions of security aides at FHS, they have also been the friendly faces we have turned to when our lockers were stuck, our lunches weren’t quite right, or when we just needed tickets to a football game. They worked not only during school hours, but often well into the evening chaperoning class and club-sponsored events. Therefore it is no surprise that they intend not to retire, but to possibly manage a guest house in a college town. The class of 1980, along with the rest of Falmouth High School thanks the MacGregors and wishes them the best for the future. . . . TOM BETTY 6 Donna Anderson Gymnastics. P SQ 2. Chickie. Concerts. May you always have the freedom to be yourself!” Philip D. Anderson Flip Cross Country, FHS Per- forming Arts. National Honor Society. Uncle Denny ' s Marching Band. Eagle Scout. Boy ' s State. Frederick G. Bohnenberger Football. Hockey, Track. Body Building, Hunting, Fishing, L.P., No pain no gain! Christopher J. Bohr Band, Chorus, Orchestra, Oboe, Tenor . Woof- woof! Robert J. Bowles Shirley Jane Bowman Pep Squad. Yearbook . Spanish Club. Rainbow. DS. MT. TF. RK. KR . Cause Precious and Few are ihe moments we two can share! u 9 Theresa M . Cacciola Terry Italy 4-79, Honor Society, We ' ve done so many foolish things and yet the days have served us well! Valerie Carr Leanne M . Carlner Boggie Field Hockey Mgr . Party- ing. Sunshine. We will never pass this way again ! 10 Shawn T. Chicoine Chic Hockey, Football. Baseball. Coni. Iss. with Biff. Ronald Clement Butch Football Charles M. Cleary Douglas C. Clements Varsity Hockey, Varsity Soccer. 69. It was clutch! ' ' Debbie Connors Colorguard — VP. DP. F R see K . F Jeffrey P. Connors Hockey, Track, Honor Society. Spanish Club Donna J Cook Future Nurses. Hand. Oreos, Brian. Jonnu Dean M , Bowl aga sou Janet Cooper Chic Fashion Show, Chic Unlimited Donald E. Cross If your going to do something wrong ! Then do it right! Susan Ann Cruwys Pep Squad, Spanish Club, Honor Society. Cruising Together . Smile, it will get you where you want! 13 Boyd W . DeMello Falmouth Animals, TV Studio, S A S, U.S.C.G. Lisa DeMello Lee Kevin DeMello Charles Dennery David A. Denton Hockey, Football. Key Club, SAC, Trips to R .. See you Dr Griff! Biggest Head 7 Anthony J. DePrizio Vollyball, Honor Society. Graphic Arts. Equestrian Studies 14 Ellen Doran Mark R Done err e Megga Paula Do wen Cynthia Draper Steven F. Finn Finney It was real! ' ' James Fletcher Thomas R Fordham Tugs Midgets, Com Iss. with Biff. Summer Thomas Eric Frank Kelly Franklin 17 Carole Games Kevin Gil bride A i. Daniel Gendrol Michael H Goldstein Mike Rome 79. Saab Story, Nothing is so great, so im- portant. that it can ' t be pul off until tomorrow. Barbara A. Gonsalves KA K-Bello-MA M-GA B- AJ-LL-S p; J-S-T. Skipper. Jiffy . Nothings better than a friend. ' John E. Gill Football. Wrestling. Tennis. Intelligencer, Honor Society. Key Club. Boy ' s State. M A S H . Rome 79 Gregory E. Gonye Lacrosse Captain, Ski Club, Honor Society Pres., Falmouth Animals, M A S H, And she ' s buying a stairway to heaven ” Diane Gototweski Brian J . Guest Baseball, Wrestling, Band, Lighting Crew, Brigs. Briski, Donna Elizabeth P Gunas THANKSGIVING PARADE The Pep Squad marches by. The theme for this year’s annual parade was “A Kick Off With Disney.” The Walt Dis- ney theme was an attempt to encourage the junior high schools to enter the parade. The parade coordinators were Mr. Dennis Marotta, Mrs. Beverly Mangum, and the junior varsity and varsity cheerleaders. Greg Gonye and Maura McCarthy were this year’s “Mr. and Miss Clipper.” Lizzy Lynds and Frank Rose were elected first attendants, and Barbara Gonsalves and Keith Johnson were chosen second attendants. “Mr. and Miss Clipper” are chosen on the basis of school spirit and participation in school activities. 20 Don’t Fall . . . Yea, Phil! 21 CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS: (front) Mascot , Lynne Faria, Kathy Callahan, co-captain Karol Swift, Laurie Rebello, Sue Rapoza, (varsity), (back) . Janet Bolton, Michelle Duarte, Patty Moniz, Jill Souza, Kathy McEachern, Cathy Sullivan, Tammy Moniz, , (junior varsity). “Gimme an O!” Swiftie ' s got spirit! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ( L. to R ) Sue Rapoza, Tracy Martin, Laurie Rebello, co- captains Sue Durkin and Karol Swift, Ann Munson, Kathy Callahan. 22 ; PEP SQUAD: (row 1) junior caller Nancy Connors, secretary treasurer Robin Almeida, president Lee Ann Perry, senior caller Lori Palmer, vice-president Lisa Palanza, Heather Quinlan, (row 2) Sharon Almeida, Carolyn Martiros, Liz McMillen, Denise Mongeau, Tricia Boudrot, Shirley Bowman, Kathy Kenney, (row 3) Tina Walker, Sarah Gregory, Lisa Tavares, Paula Kingsley, Nancy Rob- bins, Leonora Poravas, (row 4) Sheila Demello, Jenny Lynds, Karen Kallio, Pam Reposa, Sharon Ghelfi, Lisa Clough, Gina Beauchmin, (row 5) Megan Ridley, Tricia Madden, Jackie Koelsch, Ann Doucette, Chele Costa, Sara Beauchmin, Liz Kelly, (row 6) Jill Sandman, Kathy Christman, Lauren Gibbons, Marjorie McEvoy, Michelle Marks, Marianne Draper, Amy Witter, (row 7) Deanna Daley, Cynthia Astin, Lori Rossi, Chris Delaney, Ann Daunt, Amy Clough, Chris Courcier. 23 MAJORETTES F.H.S. COLOR GUARD: (row 1) Treasurer Pamela Elwell, Secretary Carol Costa, President Kathy Ferreira, Vice-president Debbie Connors, Caller Karen Reddy, (row 2) Assistant Advisor Mrs. Costa, Arinda Bownam, Doreen Gonsalves, Sue Payne, Heidi Hinds, Ellen Mixer, Katy Newell, Debie Sachs, Margaret Innis, Jodi Dionne, Roberta Pressman, (row 3) Sue Cobb, Sue Doran, Sara Joanne Souza, Bridget Carroll, Allison Tolland, Karen Lennon, (row 4) Jackie Boudrot, Lisa Crago, Sherri Ingolls, Nancy Pacheco, Advisor Mrs. Dutra. COLOR GUARD MAJORETTES (front) Lisa Costa. Jackie Volpe, Kathy Messina, President Crystal Martin, Mascot, Kim Pacheco. Leslie Schreiter, (back) Laurie Oser. Sue Berkinshaw, Marilyn White. Kay McCarthy, Sandy Creighton 24 Another Saturday morning at Fuller Field 25 “Let’s get ROWDY!” MARCHING BAND Everyone line up! 26 FIELD HOCKEY TEAM: (front) Lynn O ' Neil, Ann Rich, Crista Jensen, Lorin Macedo, Leslie Daigle, Shari Patch, Stephanie Pine, (back) coach Maureen O’Brein, Jean Nolan, Linda Bevelander, Mary Baker, Cathy Baker, Leslie Reeves, Lynda Brunette and manager Suzanne Koelsch. Behind the leadership of coach Maureen O ' Brien and tri- captains Leslie Daigle, Crista Jensen and Lorin Macedo, this year ' s field hockey team recorded another outstanding season. The team qualified for the state tournament for the fifth straight year and finished a close second in the highly competitive SMC I with a 6-2-2 record. The Clippers breezed through the first half of the season virtually unscored upon until an unexpected TO loss to D-Y ended a 28 game undefeated streak and the Clippers return to their usual aggressive highly skilled level of play to defeat D-Y 1-0. The win also put Falmouth into state tournament play. Not only did the team experience the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat, but found, time after time, the qualities synonomous with FHS field hockey; spirit, pride, enthusiasm, and determination. All-Stars were wing Leslie Daigle (3rd year honors), halfback Jean Nolen, and inner Linda Bevelander. Awards went to Shari Patch: unsung hero, senior Stephanie Pine: most improved, senior Leslie Daigle: most valuable offense, and junior Jean Nolen: most valuable defense. Much credit also goes to coach O’Brien, high scorer crista Jensen, goalie Lorin Macedo, along with the entire team for a successful season. F I 27 orm rr ronoo i Plymouth-Carver Bourne Attleboro Fairhaven Taunton Durfee New Bedford Dartmouth Dennis-Yarmouth Barnstable WE 0 12 16 12 0 12 8 6 28 7 THEY 29 22 30 20 3 29 20 14 15 9 Co-Captains, Fred Bohnenberger and Shawn Chicoine Most Valuable Player: Fred Bohnenberger Most Improved: Mike Buscanera Allietta Award: Ronald Clement Rotary Award: David Denton Parker Award: Jim Sweeney Pina Award: Mark Doucette Fuller Memorial Award: John Pinette Best Lineman: Greg Wesson Defensive Back: Ray Knispel 0 1 A fc-TE _ -L j 1 r y SSI It: 35 i P«� ) ' (1st row) Michael Buscanera, Greg Wesson, Mark Doucette, James Sweeney, Ray Knispel, Butch Clement, Fred Bohnenberger, Shawn Chicoine, Greg Marken, John Pinette, David Denton, John Gill, Andy Quinlan, Mark Albert, (2nd row) Tom Shapiro, Wayne Allen, Greg Conely, Tony Ferraris, Chris Clarken, Chris Bohnenberger, Robert Reid, Scott Zylinski, Aaron Feiraris, Michael Mitchel, Jimmy Gill, Doug Sabens, Coach Charron, (3rd row) John Silvia, John Bissonnette. Damon Handy, Steve Lawrence, Peter Gunas, Daryll Johnson, Greg Gonsalves, Nor- man Ferrera, Scott Medeiros, Robert Lipp, Steve Moreland. Coach LaRaia, Coach Cranshaw, (4th row), John Kendal, Mark Leager, Paul Ryan, Bob Delisola, John Birk, Bill Dillon, Bob Paine. Jeff McKilligan. Joe Farland, Tom Byrd, Dick McEvoy, Tony Sciriollo, Coach Allieta. Coach 28 Dennis. “The record of this year’s football team was no indication of their desire, deter- mination and willingness to pull together as a complete team. I was proud of this team because they showed a lot of fortitude and guts. They never once let down or hung their heads. In my eyes, they are all winners and will succeed in whatever they endeavor.” Coach LaRaia, Coach Cranshaw, Co-Captains: Fred Bohnenberger and Shawn Chicoine, Coach Dennis, Coach Allieta, Coach Charron. Listen, Aaron . . . 29 G I R L S’ C R O S s c o u N T R Y The 1979 Girls Cross Country season is looked back upon as a rebuilding season. Coach John Carroll felt that this was due to the lack of par- ticipants. Although, he said that those who ran were able to hold their own through the season. The girls finished second in the D-Y Invitational, and were ninth in the Eastern Mass. Division II Meet. They split their two dual meets by beating Barnstable, but losing to D-Y. The season ended with a pleasing place in the Cape Cod Championship. Coach Carroll said that, “Maryann Marschall was the best point of the season . She ran an impressive 11th at the State Class Meet. (1st row) Dolly Farrell, Tina Peters, Tricia Madden, (2nd row) Mary Toran, LeeAnn Perry, Chris Fraizier, (3rd row) Sue Mendelson, Stephanie Stevens. Liz Pierce, Terry Rush, Maryann Marschall, Coach Carroll. 30 Coach’s Comment By any standards other than the ones we set for ourselves, 1979 was a first- rate year for cross country at FHS. This team made consant progress throughout the season, and 1 believe we were all sorry to see it end. Dan Oldale and Nick Meade cap- tained this ship. They led well, ran well, were first-class all season. Along with Pete Mello, the comprise this coach’s first graduating class. I only hope we keep finding others like these three. Robert Peters had his troubles early on, but became a pretty tough guy late in the aseason. Scott Ghelfi; took a giant step toward the top of the lineup. He carried us, without much help, through some rough spots in the early meets. Eric Mello and Todd Scuza walked right onto the varsity, no easy task for sophomores. Ready Teddy Farrell was close behind, and may be the best of the lot before he’s through. Then there’s the Mahoney. Brian is the best distance runner we’ve ever had, a tireless worker, and one of the state’s true heavyweights. In truth the good stuff on this team wouldn’t be happen- ing without him. (1st row) Dan Oldale, Andre Theroux, Gilbert Tavares, John Cummings, Robert Senderman, Kenny Sabens, Teddy Farrell, John Taylor, Brian Mahoney, Dan Voorhis, (2nd row) Everett Francis, Peter Mello, Tom Duce, Dan Webb, Nick Meade, Robert Peters, Todd Souza, Tim Grady, Eric Mello, Chris Funkhouser, Scott Ghelfi. WE THEY Sandwich 25 30 Barnstable 18 40 New Bedford 23 34 Dartmouth 25 32 NB Vocational 19 42 Taunton 21 37 Boure 15 47 D-Y 32 24 Tabor 18 41 SMC East Championships 2nd Place State Div. II Championships 4th Place Cape Cod Championships 1st Place 31 ►CEHZCOO C K iOPOO 003 pamooocn F H.S SOCCER TEAM: (front) Mark Moreland, Peter Garcia, Frank Rose, Cameron Astin, tri-captains Skip Blake, Carlos Santos and Jim Lunn, Chris Josephs, Ky Dewan, Jim O ' Meara, (back) Patrick Connolly. Jim Lemmon, Mike Jones. Paul Hennessy, Chris Solimine, Don Demello, Jeff Botelho, goalies Mark Thompson and Pat Orcutt. David Stewart, Jeff Lunn and Bill Kirk. OPPONENT FHS Harwich 1 9 Nauset 2 0 Mass Maritime 0 1 Barnstable 0 3 New Bedford 0 3 Somerset 1 2 D-Y 1 2 Plymouth-Carver 1 4 Somerset 1 3 Taunton 1 3 New Bedford 2 1 D-Y 0 2 Attleboro 0 2 Barnstable 0 1 Durfee 0 Forfeit TOURNAMENT Xavierian 1 2 New Bedford 4 0 32 The 1979 Soccer season was a highly successful one. In season play the team showed very well, qualifying for tournament play. The first round found Falmouth beating Xaverian 2-1, but losing to New Bedford 4-0 in the second round. All-Stars were Mark Thompson and . The season earmarked Coach Toran’s twentieth year of coaching, he was later selected Coach of the Year. 33 ANIMALS I If Greg Gonye and Keith Johnson steal the Barnstable banner on Thanksgiving. % % The Animals were revived this year after a long absence by a spirited group led by Keith Johnson. Keith put his ar- tistic ability to work and designed a logo which was printed on sweatshirts for the members. The group also helped promote school spirit by silk-screening the emblem onto stu- dents’ t-shirts free of charge for “Get Syked” Day. The Animals were a rowdy group at this year’s hockey games, and, evident by the picture above, played a most important role at the Thanksgiving Day game. Honorary animal Miss Connolly shows her spirit on “Get Syked Day. Head Animal Keith Johnson NURSERY Denise Mongeau and “Kooky Kat Falmouth High’s nursery not only adds “young blood” to the yearbook, but provides valuable experience for those students planning a career in child care. Whether the children are dressed for Halloween, singing songs together, or just quietly listening to a story, they give a warm and happy feeling to anyone who visits. From left, kneeling: Karol Swift, Kathy Costa, Loren Morley, Debbie Landers, Chris Crowell. From left, standing: Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Buckley, Doreen Gon- salves, Denise Mongeau, Deana Clarkson, and Mrs. Ackland. Halloween in the nursery 35 Dr. Peter Clark Principal Dewitt Jones House A Administrator Louis Larrey House B Administrator Donald Burnette House C Administrator James Kalperis Student Act. Director 36 Came Saunders Head Counselor Ms. Robertson GRC Secretary Harryette Alexander ORC Director Greg Gilbert House A Counselor Robert Nilson House B Counselor Marlene Vierra House C Counselor Barbara Connolly House A Counselor Kay Craig House B Counselor Reginald Carter House C Counselor 37 mnz D-CO F A C u L T Y Steve Anderson Math Ann Ashley Science Ellen Barol English Jeanne Bourquin ECS Sarah Bunkley Focus, ECS Lee Cheryl Burgess History Main Office Secretary Arnis Burvikous ECS Asst. Director f Raymond Charron Dennis Comolli Yvonne Courtney Bruce Cranshaw Physical Education Biology Social Studies Physical Education 38 Cindy DiMestico ECS Alfred Douglass Social Studies Linda Davis Social Studies Barbara Fears A.V. Secretary William Fraher English Myron Gaddis Driver Education 1 Robert Griffin Math Daniel Harrington Social Studies James Harrington TV. Michael Helfen English 39 George Hussey Science Richard Jason Business Barbara Kanellopoulos Reading Peter Keene Industrial Arts Robert LaRai Science Joseph McCauley Math Marguerite MacDougall Language Nancy McDermott Arlene Gallipeau Home Economics James Johnson Math’-Science Chairman Alan Kolodziejski Special Needs I Beverly Mangum Physical Education Curtis R. McKee Humanities Curriculum Chairman 40 Betty Metcalf Child Care James O’Brien Social Studies and Team Bruce Mogardo Physical Education Maureen O’Brien Physical Education Vasco Pires Art John Papas Physical Education mec servi Eugene Phillips Language Adele Rohe English John Moody Physics Eleanor Osborne Business Robert Pickel Reading Virginia Root Mathematics 41 ONE-ACT PLAYS This fall, Falmouth High’s Performing Arts department expanded its list of productions to include a presentation of three one-act plays. The first, “Danish Soap” deals with Shakespeare wishing to spark up new interest in his Hamlet by staging it as a modern daytime serial or “Soap”. The second, “Games”, shows four women, who had been childhood friends, at a reunion discussing how dif- ferent they all were, how much age had changed them. But, using the techniques of “flash backs” the play showed how they really had not changed at all, but still relied on the same games. The third and final play was “Fumed Oak” in which a quiet man who has lived too long with his nagging wife, mother-in-law, and daughter, revolts against them and in- forms them of how miserable they have made his life. The one-acts were all well done and a credit to the acting department of the school. 42 43 A.. m OS mH 20 Mr Von Hentschel beams. Need Some more polish? The annual Car Show arranged by Mr. Von Hentschel, the graphics classes, and Miss Doyle was a success. There was a fantastic variety of cars, motorcycles, and trucks. Entries ranged from “Golden Oldies to very modern vans. Some en- trants were “pros”; they had trophies and ribbons from previous shows prominently displayed. All who attended the Car Show, participants and onlookers alike, had a wonder- ful time. P 1 ' mm Anyone going my way? 44 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Senior Class Advisor Eugene Phillips, Steve Tessier, Nina Murphy, Barbara Gonsalves. The Senior Class led by advisor Eugene Phillips, Barbara Gonsalves, Steve Tessier, and Nina Murphy, President, Vice-President, and Secretary-treasurer respectively had a productive and busy year. The class of 1980 finally succeeded in pulling together and acting with spirit. This spirit was demonstrated by the enthusiastic participation in the Christmas Tree sales and our Senior Class Play “Mash.” Barbara, Steve, and Nina did an excellent job in pulling the class together and organizing all activities. Mr. Phillips was invaluable and without his help our four years here at FHS would not have been as enjoyable. Mr. Phillips stuck with us even though at times his patience was wearing thin (Remember Senior Homeroom?!). In short our Senior year has been wonderful thanks to Mr. Phillips, Barbara, Steve, and Nina. 45 Diana Tynne Swanson Hampton Take only pictures and leave only footprints as you travel through the sands of time. — DTSH. Band. Photo. COCO. Big Red Kimberly Hampton Laureen Hendricks Patricia Hersey Robin J . Hewitt Spanish Club. Yearbook Business Staff. The better part of one s life consists of his friendships! Johanna Elizabeth Hosom SSB’s. We know the topic, what ' s the subject? . Pop- corn!, Ap Gp or Bs? . Eagle, Unicorns. La Banane Craig Hudson WFHS Television — General Manager. Eagle Scout. Skiing. Electrical Engineering Joanne F. Irving Lookout Club. Honor Society, Ice Skater. No one knows what it is that he can do until he tries! 46 Mary Ann Jenks Crista M. Jensen Mum Field Hockey, Basketball , Softball, Honor Society, Spanish Club 1 9 8 0 m. 47 Kathleen Louise Kearney Kath Signor Echo — 79 — 85. Salve-Nursing. CCDJSES. Summer. Smile! . . . Growing. Discovering. Changing — Lou Kathryn A. Kenney Riding. Pep Squad. KAK, QB. RC’s. Buddha. Best of friends never part — AJ ; LL; MM Henry W. Klimm IV Raymond C. Knispel Football. Track. Key Club. Spanish Club. M.C.C.K. Sheryl A. Kozens Jr Class President. Pep Squad Vice- Pres., The long and winding road has just begun! 48 Brian F. Langley Bri Hockey Games, Roller ■ Skating, Christmas Trees, M A S H John Leite Jacky Eileen T. Lemay Life is just one darned thing after another! David J. Lomba Winter Track. Honor Society, Graphics. Art Elizabeth A. Lynds Tish-A-Belh James Lunn Pep Squad. Weekends — red wine. RC ' s, Fashion. Yesterday is a past past rememberance — Today is a new beginning — Tomorrow is a dream 49 Gregory G. Mar ken Weasel Football, Track, Key Club, Corn. Iss. with Biff, M C.C.K., M A S H Mary L. Marshall . To complete one year of culinary school at J A W ... I hope to become the greatest chef! Craig A. Martin Varsity Soccer, Wrestling 50 Carolyn Martiros Talking, Swimming, Bicycl- ing. Walking. In my worst moments, just a grin makes life easier! Maura A. McCarthy Mo Mam. Farb. RC ' s, Best of friends never part — KK; LR; LL; AJ; BG. Dec 10 HC. Party at McCarthy ' s Ann McEachern Cathy L. McIntosh Time is not measured by the passing of years, but by what one does, what one Jeels, and what one achieves ! Timothy W . McIntyre Red Robert L. McKenzie Bobby Elizabeth A. McM illen Liz Pep Squad. Yearbook. In- telligencer, ' ‘Ravin’ Redheads . With a little help from my friends! Nicholas B Meade Slick Cross Country, Winter Track. Key Club Sec., Lookout Sweetheart, The Group , Radar, Mr. Photogenic 51 Peter S. Mello Eddie Cathleen M. Messina Majorettes — Sec . Concert Hand. Montreal 77 , Florida 80 . HBOC William Mikolajczyk Sheryl Miller Denise A. Mongeau Pep Squad. Lookout Club. Basketball Statistician . Yearbook Ed.. M A S H. Nursery School Tala Pacita Monte: Freshman Track. Proms. Fashion Merchandising Anson Palmer Moore Skiing. Traveling. Paris and Rome 78, ' We are tomorrow ' s past and today ' s utu re! 4 ark Antone Moreland quirrel ' arsily Soccer. Air Force, aw Enforcement Lauren Morley Cornelia M. Murphy Nina Lookout Club. Intelligen- cer. Warrant Committee, Senior Class Sec. Tres.. Drama, Broadway Baby 53 Sophia R. Mustafa Hey you. Happiness is when . . the sun begins to rain! Ann Marie Nelson David Newbold Joan Celeste Nightingale Birdie Swimming. Running. Music. Perspective. Theatre. Emerson College. M .4 S H. Hot Lips Yeehaa! ' .! Lisa J. Palanza Lori A. Palmer Pep Squad V.P., Lookout Club, Honor Society. Year- book Staff, M A S H . Wellesley Gymnastics, Pep Squad, Horseback Riding. Ice Fishing, FRED Bruce A. Parrish Rooster Baseball. Coni Iss. with Biff Tracey Lynne Patterson Band, Honor Society . Rain- bow, M A S H, I will not say good-bye . . . what I will say is thank-you. — TLP Susan Payne Color guard. Photography, travel. V DS see DC Michael Pellegrini Varsity Hockey, Varsity Baseball Nancy A. Pelletier Chester Copy Center. Graphics, Roller Skating. Bowling. SOU see DS. Th Lee Anne Perry Lookout Club, Pep Squad Pres., Track. Medical Careers Club. The Group 56 Dana S. Phares Tennis, Skiing. Cross Coun- try, The Group Julia K. Phillips Texas- Ex Hal Honor Society, 79 Class Marshal. School Musical. F.N.A., G.L.F., Who’s Who H.S Mercy J. Phillips Dead leaves brush my face, he wind speaks softly to ne , Sadly, of it ' s oneliness. i I 4 . v | If Annette Pina Stephanie A. Pine Field Hockey. Softball, If you can ' t be good then be food at it! Leslie A. Plante Golf Club John E. Pinette Football. Tennis. Honor Society. Boy’s Stale. Com- puter Science Justin Clement Powers Pus tin 7 ae Kwon Do. Elivs is King. Fade away, Radiate Cynthia A. Quental Andrew Quinlan Drum Majorette 78, The Football, Spring Track things impossible with man are possible with God. ' —Luke 18:27 Laura J . Rebello Bello Mam: Patsy; JT; GAB: Lookout Club, Var. Cheerleader, Buddha Parties??, Reach out and touch someone! Karen V Reddy Red Colorguard Flags, Slat Honor Society . Spanish Club Pres., MYF. 22 R K . Secret Agent 33, It’s rack guys! David P. Remsen Rems Delco Bolivia. WHO!, Y’know if cows had wings they ' d be eagles The Philad, Elphia Experiment 58 Glen A. Rogers Honor Society, History Club. UN Club. Cinematographer Dion Rose 1 9 8 0 59 m oon: (bottom row. 1. to r :) Dave Denton, Todd Taylor. Jeff Connors, Fred Bohenberger. Shawn Chicoine, Ky Dewan, Mike Pelligrini, Dicky McEvoy, (2nd row:) Steve O’Donnell, Joel Irving, Tim Grady, Robby Reid, Dennis Coor, Paul Moore. Bobby Crane, Jay Irving, Donny Cross, Mike Buscanera, Doug Clements, (top row ) Ray Noreau, mgr . Jerry Pine, E MT. David Colburn. Asst Coach. James O ' Brien Head Coach. Lee Burgess, Asst. Coach, Dr. Tom Brooks, Bill Verock. mgr FHS’s 1980 Hockey Team was, according to coach Jim O ' Brian, a “pleasant surprise. With many new players shining in their varsity debuts, the season proved exciting with an SMCI League record of 10-1-1 which brought them into tournament play. Falmouth’s first play-off victory Canton sent them to the Gar- den where they defeated Bishop Fenwick to advance to the semi-finals against Westwood. Then ultimately Falmouth faced Barnstbale for the finals in what critics called “an all-Cape af- fair. In this game it was Barnstable’s turn, but Falmouth put up a fight before relinquishing their crown 4-1. The most valuable player award must go to David Denton who was outstanding in the tourney, and against Barnstable. Sophomore Dick McEvoy is to be commended for his goal tending against Milton Academy and Canton. SMC I All-Stars are Shawn Chicoine, Mike Pellegrini, Fred Bohnenberger, and Jeff Conners. 60 HOCKEY ’79-’80 Opp FHS Brockton 6 2 Cohasset 1 9 Thayer Academy 2 2 Stoughton 4 8 Durfee 1 5 Milton Academy 2 3 Catholic Memorial 3 2 New Bedford 2 9 Taunton 1 2 D-Y 1 5 Somerset 1 8 Marshfield 2 7 Durfee 1 7 Barnstable 2 5 D-Y 2 10 New Bedford 1 10 Taunton 5 4 Somerset 1 4 Mass. Maritime, J.V. 3 3 Barnstable 5 5 Tabor Academy 5 7 Tournament play: Canton 2 5 Bishop Fenwick 3 5 Westwood 2 3 Barnstable 4 1 SMCI Record 10-11 61 nr ooHmpNcn oa BOY’S BASKETBALL Opponent FHS Barnstable 55 52 D-Y 40 65 McCorristen 68 52 Brockten 51 66 Bourne 46 68 Westport 43 75 Boston Latin 54 48 Dighton-Rehoboth 50 49 Diman Voke 49 84 Coyle Cassidy 62 65 Case 40 54 Bourne 60 56 Westport 50 79 Boston Latin 54 52 Dighton-Rehoboth 48 62 Diman Voke 57 77 Coyle Cassidy 72 77 Case 34 52 Barnstable 58 66 Plymouth Carver 65 75 Tournament Whitman-Hanson 61 63 New Bedford 63 51 SMC III Champions 1. to r.: Aaron Ferraris, Joe Houston, Chris Paine, Jim Lemmon, Rick Gumbert, Tom Wye, Jeff Pina, Skip Blake, Steve Weidman, Mike Rodriguez, Mike Rose. Mark Doucette (front row:) Helmut Bryant, Chris Cardoza. The Varsity Basketball Team completed a very successful season. They finished the year with a combined record of 15-7. A 10-2 record in the league brought Falmouth the SMC III Championship, they participated in the state tournament for the third time in three years. The success of this team was a result of individual players giving themselves for the benefit of the team. Senior Co-Captains, Helmut Bryant and Chris Cardoza and seniors; Skip Blake, Chris Paine, Tom Wye, Mark Doucette epitimized this attitude. Coach Bob Watson expresses his appreciation to the players for their hard work and dedication, he hopes that relationships formed between players and coaches will go beyond wins and losses. G I R L S’ B A S K E T B A L L Coach’s Comment This year ' s team was one of the most enjoyable 1 have coached. The players worked hard and proved themselves to be an aggressive team. In all they were and are a fine group of women. Thanks go to this year’s seniors; Anne Craft, Crista Jensen, and Lorin Macedo. Congratulations to Linda Bevelander the receipient of the most improved award, and to Cathy Baker, this year ' s most valuable player. (front row:) Linda Bevelander. Lorin Macedo. Anne Craft. Leslie Reeves, (standing) Ms. Ladd, Linda Bur- nette, Crista Jensen, Mary Beth Baker, Kathy Baker, Judy Halstead. Diane McKenzie, Felicia Houston. Molly Norton. Opponent FHS Nantuket 39 45 Harwich 48 41 Sandwich 52 33 Fairhaven 35 39 New Bedford 60 27 Wareham 64 40 Bourne 42 45 Barnstable 52 53 D-Y 61 52 Fairhaven 44 36 Stang 57 42 New Bedford 67 30 Stang 63 33 Wareham 68 31 Bourne 40 55 Barnstable 47 38 D-Y 65 39 64 (bottom row:) Heidi Thomson. Ann Jennings. (2nd row:) Vicki Pena, Trish Madden, Lee Ann Perry, (3rd row:) Corinne Cannata, Patty Condon, Gene Ann Rush, Dolly Farrell, (top row ) Judy Binda, Mary Bunker, Lisa Johnson, Sue Mendleson, Kris Fernald, Kim Megee Coach John Carroll. Girls ' Winter Track began with the Falmouth Invitational and winners Anne Jennings and Heidi Thomson. At the end of the season Anne and Heidi were still winning. Anne Jennings was selected all-schoolastic by the BOSTON GLOBE in the hurdles. Heidi Thomson placed second in the State 50 yard dash; Mary Bunker placed sixth in the hurdles; and the relay team of Cindy Foley, Anne Jennings, and Heidi Thomson placed fourth in the 4 x 440 relay. During the season Anne Jennings was ranked No. One in the U.S. high schools for the 50 yard hurdles. The 4 x 200m relay team of Jennings, Thomson, Pina, and Bunker was ranked fifth in the U.S. in that event. Senior Lee Ann Perry ran excellently all winter although she did not place in any major competition she should be com- mended for her drive and enthusaism. The season ended with Anne Jennings being selected All-State and the team looking forward to 1981 and getting back to the “speed wars. ' ' Opponent Meets FHS Brockton 47 34 Norwell 30 50 Finished second at the SMC girls meet Finished second at State Coach’s Relays, Class B Finished sixth at the State Meet, Large School Div. 65 O P0H c H Ooa (1st row) Gary Andrade, Mark Costa, Dan Oldale, Nick Meade, Ray Knispel, Mike Quinn, Greg Marken, (2nd row) Mr. Mogardo, Head Coach, Chris Funkhouser, Scott Ghelfi, Bill Frye, Greg Gonsalves, Mike Mitchell, Wyatt Moore. Doug Sabens, David Costa, (3rd row) Melvin Gonsalves, Steve Lawerence, Matt Maxwell, Philip Jepsen, Frank Picanso, John Cummings, Bob McKean, Scoba Rhodes, Chris Stulb. “The boys’ winter track team was a very good team that just missed doing it all. They are young and certainly project a successful future.” Coach Bruce Magardo Opponent Taunton 14 FHS 74 New Bedford 42 44 Attleboro 43 43 Barnstable 19 67 D-Y 27 59 Seekonk 35 51 Somerset 25 61 Dartmouth 25 61 Barnstable 25 61 SMC Div. I Champions Falmouth High School’s Wrestling Team had a very successful season. Their season, although only a scrimage and a t ournament proved very exciting. At the Third Annual Cape and Islands Tournament, Chris Cooper and Mick El-Massri both won first place awards, Falmouth also earned seven second place ribbons and two thirds. Falmouth’s team, coached by Greg Gilbert, started out very strongly earning a finals berth in nine of the eleven weight classes they had entered. Mr. Gilbert pointed out that “the first round of the tournament showed how ex- plosive a club we really are.” Falmouth’s results were as follows: in the 108-pound class Matt Texeira placed second. In the 115, John McKenzie placed second. In the 122, Chris Cooper earned first place. Phil Walker placed third in the 129. Bill Dlaton took second in the 135. Butch Grant placed second in the 141. Roy Dunning took third in the 148. Craig Martin placed second in the 158. Carlos Santos placed second in the 170. Peter Francis took second in the 188. And Mick El-Massri completely dominated the unlimited weight class. (1st row) Joe Rapoza, Steve Kearney, Matt Teixeira, Ed Studley, Chris Cooper, Phil Walker, Pat Shay, Ted Brennan, (2nd row) Alec Fink. Butch Grant, Roy Dunning, Carlos Santos. John Gill, Mike El-Masseri 67 G Y M N A S T I C s Coach’s Comment Falmouth again had a winning season with a 7 win-4 loss record and placed 4th at the league meet out of ten schools. Junior, A-A Mary Lou Morton qualified for the State Individual Tournament in Vaulting and also made the All Star Team for the second consecutive year. Junior, A-A Cheryl Pokraka made the All Star Team on the Uneven Bars and Senior, Lori Palmer received Honorable Mention. Falmouth’s continuing improvements and some outstanding individual accomplish- ments have made us a strong opponent in the Southeastern Mass League. Captain Ann Manning and Co-Captain Lori Palmer are to be commended for leading us through a superb season. TEAM AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS Most Dedicated Most Improved MVP Beam MVP Bars MVP Vault MVP Floor X Coaches Award Ann Manning, Sr. Julie Erdos, Fr. Mary Beth Thompson, So. Cheryl Pokraka, Jr. Lori Palmer, Sr. Mary Lou MOrton, Jr. Cheryl Pokraka, Jr. Opponent FHS Barnstable 96.8 74.3 Nauset 95.5 96.3 Taunton 71.8 100.7 Case 78.05 89.1 D-R Forfeit Wareham 88.1 91.7 Attleboro 86.5 89.4 D-Y 114.5 96.8 D-R 85.2 95.4 Durfee 118 106.5 Somerset 121.8 92.8 (left side I. to r ) Julie Erdos, Beth Corcoran, Mary Beth Thompson, Robin Barrows, Sharon DiFran cesco, (middle, bottom to top) Ann Manning, Capt . Lori Palmer, Co Capt , Mary Lou Morton, (right side r to 1.) Leslie Karlson, Virginia MacCormack. Ann Mason, Marjorie McEvoy. Cheryl Pokrark, (top) Mrs Mangum. Coach. Maria Podolski. Asst Coach 68 (kneeling:) Advisor Barbara Kaneilopoulos. Treasurer Michelle Miller, Jackie Linhares, (seated:) Hospital ad- visor Jane Bullock R.N., Regina Ledwell, Linda Church. Kerry Corr. Linda Stone, Donna Pedro, (standing:) Recording secretary Tracy Price. Ivey Schmitz, Isha Mustafa Corresponding secretary. Dawn Silvia, Vice President Cheryl April, Julie Marada. (Not pictured: President Jodi Dionne, Lee Anne Perry, Karen Schmitz, Liz Pierce, Lisa Jacobson). MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB Mmmmmm GOOD!! The Medical Careers Club changed its name from Future Nurses so that not only those students interested in nursing but also anyone interested in any kind of medical career would have the opportunity to become a part of the hospital community and to decide whether or not they really want a future career in medicine. Besides helping the nurses at the hospital the club members sponsor fund raising events. This year a bowl-a-thon and a spaghetti dinner contributed to their scholarship fund which will be given to deserving seniors. Once each month board meetings are held at the hospital. Speakers attend these meetings and discuss their special field of medicine. Twice each month the girls do general night care and the older members do specialty night care at the hospital. The club also participated in the blood mobile. CHIC Chic is a group of students organized by Ms. Keith who are in- terested in fashion. Last year they dis- covered that they were capable of raising funds for a charity. This year they presented a fashion show with fashions from various merchants. All proceeds were donated to muscular distrop hy. (kneeling:) Vicki Pina, Advisor Ms Keith (standing:) Deanna Gomes, Lisa Roberts, Vanessa Antone, Desiree Hendricks, Anita Texeira, Lydia Rose, Janet Cooper, Terry Alves. (Not pictured: David Costa, Michael Kidwell, Chris Clarida, Joy Rogers, Annette Smith, Cyndi Jackson, Jackie Linhares, Christine Turner) 69 KEY CLUB Kneeling: President Mike Quinn, Vice President Peter Mello. Nick Meade. Ray Knispel, Eric Mello, John Bissonnette, Steve Mongeau, standing: Ky Dewan, Todd Taylor, Treasurer Artie Robichaud, Chen Elichault, Greg Marken, David Denton, Shawn Chicoine, Sweethearts Carolyn Martiros and Maura McCarthy, John Gill. (Not pictured: Laurie RebEllo, Norman Ferreira, Mark Albert, Jeff Klimm, Nike Mitchell, Tim Grady. Jeff Doonan, Tim Doonan, Mike Rodriguez.) This year the Key Club had another successful and enjoyable year. The club ran the concession stand at the football games, helped out on the fall and spring bloodmobile drives, and at the J.V.-faculty hockey game. The Key Club-Lookout Club dance was a great time for all, as were the Lookout-Key Club parties. 70 LOOKOUT CLUB Seated: Barbara Gonsaleves, Nina Murphy, Anita Deuser, Sweethearts Mike Quinn, Nick Meade, Artie Robichaud, Kathy Kear- ney, Kathy Madden, Leslie Daigle Kneeling: Alana Thorpe, Carolyn Martiros, Denise Mongeau, President Maura McCarthy, Vice President Leslie Reeves, Corresponding secretary Jackie Boudrot, Recording Secretary Kim Thrope, Lisa Palanza, Adria Bowin, Tricia Boudrot, Lee Anne Perry, Standing: Molly Norton, Justine Stokes, Lisa Crago, Chris Frazier, Patty Stone, Hiedi Hinds, Jenny Maxwell, Kay McCarthy, Kristin Reid, Lisa Demello, Judy Martin, Maryanne Draper, Jill Souza, Susie Rapoza, Ann Daunt, Chris Delaney, Tricia Madden. (Not pictured: Treasurer Joanne Irving, Laurie Rebello, Lori Bjorn, Kristin Boone) The Lookout Club had a very busy yet successful year. Beginning in November with their annual fair the club worked hard trying to raise funds for scholarships. Other fundraisers included serving refreshments at Town Meetings, sponsoring their second annual fashion show, and their first roller disco. They also volunteered their time for Christmas Caroling at various nursing homes, collecting door-to-door for the Heart Fund, and helping out with the bloodmobiles. Along with volunteering and fundraising, the Lookout members enjoyed the Lookout-Key Club parties and the Key Club-Lookout Club dance. 71 PERSPECTIVE 72 Seated: Clarence Andrade, Ann Marie Gonsalves, Karen Rose, Louise Antunes, David Medeiros, Lisa Jonas, Sia Kanellopoulis, Don Gaston, Standing: Ashlen Edwards, Andrew Ross, Beppe Cavallaro. Boyd Demello, Steve Tessier, Ron Welch, Mike. CLIPPER PIT STOP (1st row) Doreen Carlino Billy Nones Susan Hankins (2nd row) Becky Croft Terry Lambert Sherry Pimental This year has been excellent for The Clipper Pit Stop. Advisors to the business class which runs the store, Mr. McKay and Wanda Masch, are very pleased with the students’ efforts. In managing the store, the students ex- perienced what it is like to run a business, and how to use profits wisely. This year some of the profits were used for class trips and the rest of the money was reinvested in the store. Business is booming! Focus on one o f the Alternative Programs. Focus students have the opportunity to acquire the normal number of required graduation credits in classes of 12- 20 students. Focus students have academic courses in the morning and work at volunteer or paying jobs in the afternoon. Classes emphasize competence in basic and daily living skills. Watching the profits. (1st row) Jenny Munro, Michael Kidwell, Penelope Goldstein (T), Karen Moniz, Judy Jonah, Sue Mello, Lisa Reposa, Nancy Lewis, Alan Jacobs (T). Moses Reilley, Karyn Paine, Adam Enos. (2nd row) Carmen Tubbs.Pam Windsor. Sharon Mills (T), Dana Cusolito, Eric Miller, Jesse Jordan, Linda Kingsley, April Peters. Gina Monteiro, Lorin Macedo. Cheryl Moniz, Jay Lewis, Steve Bryan, Tom Vickers, Michael Hall, Terry Andrade. (3rd row) Joe Bernardo, Chris Cardoza, Jack Rudenauer, Dan Corcoran, Mark Kidwell, Bob Bock (T). 74 A.V. SOUND LIGHTING SOUND CREW: (front) Warren Donnelly, John Matthews (back) Darryl Barrows, Mr Sadoff A.V. CREW: Mr. Sadoff, Scott Raymond, Steve Fraser, Michael Schrader, Warren Donnelly, Darryl Barrows, John Matthews, Mrs. Fears. LIGHTING CREW: Richard Young Steve Tessier One of the many service groups at F.H.S. is the A.V. crew. They are responsi- ble for supplying classes with the proper equipment needed as teaching tools. Ad- vised by Mr. Sadoff and Mrs. Fears, they perform an important function. The lighting and sound crews are also of great value to F.H.S. They provide lighting and sound effects for many events in- cluding graduation and the prom. 75 AFS CLUB AFS CLUB: (row 1) Hannah Hosom, Maura Farrell, Abby Volkman, Tim Andrews, Paul Hosom, Tim Volkman, (row 2) Carol Ganes, Marge Frosch, Stephanie Stevens, Guiseppe Cavallaro, (row 3) Advisor Dewitt Jones, Adria Bowin, John Barkley, Fred Thrasher, Chris Paine, Ivey Schmitz, Michael Brackett, Assistant Advisor Marty Tulloch. The AFS Club started off its year with a cook-out at the Quisset Yacht Club with the help of its advisor, Mr. Jones. The AFS students, Carole Ganes and Guiseppe (Beppe) Cavallaro were introduced, as well as Marty, the new assistant advisor. The International Dinner was a great success thanks to Scottish dancers who demonstrated traditional steps along with some original dances. The club sponsored a car wash on Easter weekend to kick off the spring season. The annual spring cook- out ended the year. This year’s co-presidents were Marge Frosch and Stephanie Stevens; Secretary, Hannah Hosom; and treasurer Fred Thrasher. French AFS student Carole Ganes on the night of graduation 76 FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB: (front) Nick Foffonoff, Martha Paszek, Becky Woods, Joan O ' Connell, (back) Jean Bertaux, Adria Bowin, Hannah Hosom, advisor Mrs. MacDougall, Ivey Schmitz, John Barkley. SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB: (row 1) Sue Raposa, Ellen Mixer, Karen Lennon, Maurice Soque, Jennifer Johnson, Kathy Koffey, (row 2) Ray Knispel, Crista Jensen, Shelley Foden, Lori Palmer, Laurie Rebello, Sue Walker, Pam Elwell, (row 3) advisor Mr. Mello, Karen Reddy, Bret Bowin, Debie Sachs, Robin Ottaviano, Cheryl Pokraka, Sue Cruwys, Jackie Boudroy, Corina Savela, Shirley Bowman. I! 77 U.N. - HISTORY CLUB Seated: David Bumpus, Steve Jacobson, Robert Bowles, Standing: Paul Hosom, Eddie Murphy, Wayne Horton, Lee Shepard, Tom Wye. Krista Ferslund, Mike Goldstein, John Pinnette. Honorary Member Kathy Holmes. The Computer Club was organized this year so that stu- dents would have the oppor- tunity to gain experience in dealing with and progamming the computer of our school. The members are interested in computers and how they operate. Some members will gain experience for their future careers. COMPUTER CLUB Kneeling: Kristin Reid, Sue Rapoza, Sara Gregory, Secretary-Treasurer Jill Souza, Kathy McEachem, Seated: Steve Weidman. Karen Fitch, Laura Conely, Pippy Duce, Advisor Mrs. Davis. Steve Tessier, Standing: Jean Kirby. Vice President Glen Rogers. President Mary. McCarty, Fred Thrasher, History President Mary Malone, Maura Jepson. 78 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club’s major event this year was the Science Fair. Credit is given to all members but especially to Mr. Moody and James Myette for their organization of a very successful event. Other functions sponsored by the club were a Chemistry Magic Show with the help from Mr. Hussey and Miss Thivierge, Star parties at which participants located the constellations and a movie called “Great White Sharks — Fact And Fiction.” Fund- raising projects included selling refreshments, constellation maps, and club T-shirts which have a lunatic clutching a test tube appliqued on it with the caption “Try it, you’ll like it!” They also had two field trips: one to the Museum of Science and one to the Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology. First row: Raphael Bradley, James Myette. Steve Banner. Ted Inoue, David Casso, Paul Geary, Second row: Mr Moody, Colin Flemming, John Barkley, David Gregg, Carla Benson, Jason Flertzler. 79 INTELLIGENCER STAFF: (front) Ann McEachem, John Gill, Liz McMillen, Lisa Tavares, Leslie Daigle, (back) Nina Murphy, Debbie Garston, Maura Farrell, Diana Hampton, Sharon Almeida. THE STUDENT INTELLIGENCER ADVISOR MR. 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' t (wet 0 r dOokdvt ? 7oj t ' ivtc ds fytj d cfetLole Jckn S tuples , Ernie Eortcn 95 J rn Sivtcntu , fZau Rnispei, Shawn Chu-dome, -n ' iCcrk Douce-tfe. rea Marker) Ariroti L 06Jma.n , Karen Innn od, Tkjahie Sachs, Carol CosAf 7 1 ' Sue WcLUier, Kohn Alrnad ou Sarah Gregory, Sari Regs Vtnise TYldnqeaM, Jenny Lynds 96 CHORUS This year’s chorus, directed by Miss Carol Sykes, was very active in both its singing and fund-raising activities. To defray the cost of the annual Exchange Concert with another high school, the group sold scented candles. (The practice room in which they were stored will never smell the same!) Besides the Exchange with Clairmont, N.H., the group gave various performances including both a Christmas concert and a spring production. CHAMBER CHOIR CHAMBER CHOIR: (row 1) Molly Norton, Ashley Edwards, Miss Sykes, Faith Antunes, Bettianne Rubino, (row 2) Jennie Maxwell, Diane Comolli, Beth Zwoleck, Cindy Sweeney, Ann Pellegrini, (row 3) Tony Fen-arts, Darryl Barrows, Vinnie Myette, Eric Johnson. Director Dennis Marotta 98 ORCHESTRA Orchestra: Wendy Martyna, Michael Brackett, Leif Manheim, Shelley Kelly, (2nd row) Julie Marotta, Liz Caldwell, Leslie Stoezle, (3rd row) Jean Bertaux, Heather Walker, Nancy Botkin, Abby Volkman. Chris Bohr, (4th row) Rafeal Bradley, Mary Beth McCarty, Brian Guest, Miss CArol Sykes. 99 CHESS TEAM: Charlie Baldic, Geoff Ross, (not pictured) JasonHertiler CHESS TEAM Led by advisor Elmer Ross, the chess team had a very successful year. They kept up their winning reputation by ending the season with an impressive record of five wins and only a single loss, which enabled them to compete in the play-offs. MATH TEAM The math team also had yet another winning group, proving that F.H.S. is strong in academic competition as well as athletic. The mathmaticians showed a lot of school spirit and the seniors will be leaving behind them a promising bunch to carry on next year. MATH TEAM: (front) Bill Dillon. Geoff Ross, Ed Murphy, John Pinette, Jean Marc Bertaux, Sue Rapoza, Pat Eagan, Bow Bowles, Chris Josephs, James Myette. Mark Howard, (standing) advisor Tony Casso, Jay Fink, Patty Murphy, John Barkley. Joan O ' Connell, Ann Pellegrini, Lisa Palanza, Kathy Kearney, Peter Cook, Mike Goldstein, Doreen Texeira, David Casso, Erik Hobbie, Steve Church. Carol Anderson, Sue Mendleson. 100 HONOR BOWL HONOR BOWLERS: (front) Stephanie Stevens, Ann Pellegrini, Hannah Hosom, Alice Wilkinson, Marge Frosch, Ivey Schmitz, (back) Greg Johnson, Erik Hob- bie, Patrick Eagen, Michael Goldstein. Honor Bowlers in competition!” “C ' mon you guys, someone must know the answer! The Honor Bowlers also came out win- ners this year. Advised by Adele Rohe and led by captain Marge Frosch, they only lost one round to their opponents. Besides meets among F.H.S. students, one meet was held in the auditorium. To be noted for their outstanding accomplishments are freshman Erik Hobbie and Pat Eagen. DEBATE TEAM The debate team under the guidance of Michael Helfen, would be more properly titled the speech team. These people compete against other schools in public speaking. Par- ticipants include (pictured) Ivey Schmitz, Ann Pellegrini, (not pictured) Sia Kanellopoulos, Joan O’Connell. 101 SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY: (row 1) Hannah Hosom, Marge Frosch, Kathy Kearney, Greg Gonye, Liz McMillen, Adria Bowin, Karen Reddy, Sean Tavares, Corina Savela, (row 2) Anita Deuser, Cheryl April, Becky Wood, Susan Cruwys, Ann McEachem, Alana Thorpe, Lee Ann Perry, Lias Palanza, (row 3) Ann Manning, Sharon Almeida, Lori Palmer, Ivey Schmitz, Terry Cacciola, Christa Jensen. Jodi Dionne, (row 4) Maura McCarthy, Linda Stone, John Gill, Craig Martin, John Pinette, Peter Mello, (row 4) Jeff Connors, Kevin Demello, William Whittaker, Phil Anderson, Michael Goldstein, Dave Denton, Bob Bowles. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society under the direction of Adele Rohe sponsored some new and innovative activities this year. One was Hat Day on which many donned their headdresses. A prize was awarded for the most original hat, and candy was distributed to those who wore them. Another new idea was Flower Day. Orders were taken for carnations to be delivered on Valentine’s Day. Four different colors were available, depending on what message the sender wanted to get across. OFFICERS: Secretary Treasurer Adria Bowin. President Greg Gonye. Vice-President Sean Tavares. 102 Juniors await induction. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY: (row 1) Linda Hudon, Jean Dell Isola, Paula Kingsley, Karen Lennon, Lenora Poravas, Kim Kelley, Carol Costa, Scott Medeiros, Mary Toran, Brian Gonye, Heidi Walz, (row 2) Sue Monaghan, Linda Chapman, Mary Baker, Cathy Baker, Tricia Madden, Mary Bunker, Jean Nolen, Robin Ottaviano, Patty Stone, Jackie Boudrot, (row 3) Kristin Reid, Katy Newell, Cheryl Pokraka, John Barkley, Aaron Ferraris, Aaron Heyerdahl, Greg Johnson, Sue Rapoza, Alicia Kelly, Joan O’Connell, Nancy Botkin, Sandy Creighton, Rafael Bradley, (row 4) Robert Sederman, Chris Josephs, John April, Jay Irving, Don Demello, Tony Ferraris, Jim Gill. Fred Thrasher, Martha Paszek, Kathy Hess, Chris Clarkin. 103 104 Falmouth High’s stage was transformed into the streets of the Gay 90’s in Paris for this year’s All-School musical “Can-Can” by Cole Porter. The production was different this year in that it was held in February in- stead of the usual November or December. This change in seasons provided unforeseen complications, however, as a raging snowstorm postponed opening night. Also, illness raged rampant throughout the cast and crew and threatened to cancel the play com- pletely, but, luckily, that old trite but true saying “the show must go on” was held up once more and the play was a rousing success. 105 The actors and actresses of Falmouth High School were successful in the Boston Globe’s Drama Festival competition. The play Jean-Claude Van Italie’s “Interview”, deals with man’s inability to communicate; each character in the play sees life as a series of interviews during which he must prove himself to be acceptable by the rest of the world. “Interview was a winning play at the regional com- petitions. Each member of the cast won an acting award. The semi-finals were a repeat of the regionals with individual acting awards again being presented to the cast. The finals were held at the John Hancock Hall in Boston. “Interview” was not victorious; however, each member of the cast was named to the Massachusetts All-State Cast. The highly successful members of “Interview” cast were: Nina Murphy, Erik Stephens, Vincent Myette, Joan O’Connell, Ashley Edwards, Phil Anderson, Anne Pellegrini, and Loren Gibbons. 106 II 107 PHOTO STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS: (front) Dede Hampton, Sharon Almeida, (back) Mary Bunker, Brian Guest, Tom Wye, Bret Bowin. BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS STAFF: Advisor Mrs. Baumann, Steve Tessier, Shirley Bowman, Lisa Palanza, Carolyn Martiros, Denise Mongeau, Marge Frosch, Vanessa Haight, Maura Farrell, Sue Raposa, Terry Cacciola, Robin Ottaviano, Eddie Vincent, Kathy Thomas. 108 i Dennis A. Sabo | Sab Baseball. Love to I party and play all sports! Deborah Sachs Debs Colorguard. Skiing. Honor Society, F b -6 6 8 4 . Heppi , M A S H. Eunice . ' Dreamin is free — ’ ' Sante Salvoni Corina Savela A great thing is created suddenly Ivey Lee Schmitz Yearbook. MCC. STBYG. M A S H . French Club. The future is only the past again, entered by another gate Daniel C. Savas 1 9 8 0 i 109 Leslie E. Schreiter Thomas Scoziari M ajorelles , All School Play, Future Nurses Club Kim Sellers Pugs Copy Center. Graphics. Roller Skating. Red Cross, MFO see NP Milton L. Servis, Jr. Skip 1 10 Chris A. Solimine Sols Soccer. Track Business. We may never pass this wav again, but we will always be remembered as the Class of 1 9 HO Maurice Soque Skiing. Skiing. Skiing Jacqueline L. Souza Spindely Shanks. Roma 79, Photo Journalism . I ' d rather he dancing ! James E. Spooner Sharon L. Souza Shay Stephanie G. Stevens Insanity is in the mind of the beholder Love. Energy. Reality — all is relative! David A. Stewart Stew Soccer. Lacrosse. Falmouth Animals, From the Mo- ment could talk. I was or- dered to listen . — Cat Stevens Linda E. Stone Stoney Basketball . Tennis . Windsurfing. Rome 79, Echo. Honor Society. All our dreams are on their way! 1 1 1 Patricia A. Sylvia It is so important to choose your own lifestyle and not let others choose it for you Lisa Ann Tavares He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much ' X A Stephen M. Tessier Tess Sr. Vice-President, Falmouth Animals, Coco, Tess St. Valentine, Same time next year! Beach house at Chappy, KBMO Renee S. Theroux Spring Track 76-80, G R P 80, Stairway to Heaven Mark Thompson Green Eyes, Soccer, Falmouth Animals, June 6, 1984. I ' ve got 35 mm dreams ! Robin M. Thompson Keep on smiling . . . for a smile is the first step towards happiness , ’ ’ Alana Thorpe Lan Ravin ' Redheads , Maine and Munches, Physics and Subs, Soccer Games. Girl’s State 113 Alice L. Wilkinson Rome. TV J , Rio. M .4 S H. D.F.C., Bucknell, Everyone is more or less mad at one point. ” — Kipling Jonathon Williams 115 Renee E. Winer Happiness is the key to life Rebecca A. Wood Becky Skiing. French Club. Y.G.. H K . I ' m sorry, because I don ' t know. Judith Woods Thomas Wye Varsity Basketball. Year- book Photo Editor. Com- puter Science Club 116 CAMERA SHY Carla Allen Tammy A l ward l Philip Andrade Terry Andrade Laurie Antonellis Vivien Arigo Linda Austin Isabelle Barrows Janice B arrows Joseph Bernardo Raul Berrios Kimberly Bold Bradley Bortz Helmut Bryant David Bum pus Cheryl Burge Marla Camarota Chris Cardoza David Carr Karl Carton Cindy Chaplin Katherine Clark John Cook Cindy Costa Kenneth Costa Anne Craft Carl Crocker Irene Daggett Teresia Darby Charles Darrin Otis Dewan III Laura Doyle Clifford Dutra Jennifer Ebenfield Chris Edwards Tarleton Edwards Harry Egner Carl Fi ester Nicholas Fofonoff Krista Forslund Everett Francis Julie Gamble Mary Geggett Stuart Gifford Joaquim Gonsalves Leroy Gonsalves Lori Gonsalves Melinda Grace Kenneth E. Hall Kenneth W. Hall Barbara Hamond Jeffrey Harris William Hassetl Jennifer Haussman Robert Hersey Christopher Johnson Gilbert Johnson Jessie Jordan Michelle Keltev Belita Kellum Robin Lee Kelly Sheryl Kerr Lynda Kingsley Brian Lamoureux Deborah Landers Marc Laugh ead Anthony Lawson Marie Lewis Louise Lopes Stephanie Lopes Richard MacDonald Jeffrey Macura Sean Mas on Dawn McCloskey Edward Medeiros John Mendoza Gina Monteiro Richard Morrill Scott Morrison Mary Lou Nunes Kim Oliver John Papasodora Shari Patch Susan Pent land April Peters Kevin Pina Lori Pratt Lisa Raposa Jason Reams Lynn Rich Mark Richardson Kathryn Rodenhizer Frank R Rose John Rudenauer Paul R Ryan Debra Santiago Joseph Santos Burton H. Shangraw Thomas Shapiro Valerie Sharpe Francis Skelly Adam T Smith Donald Smith John Steeples Leland Stillman Gena Tassinari Brian Thibeault Rebecca Todd Carmen Tubbs Christine Turner William Verock Thomas Vickers Richard Vovsko Gregory Wesson Robert Whalen Susan Wheeler Shirley White William Whittaker Pamela Windsor John } ' eary 1980 AUTOGRAPHS AND ADDRESSES 118 CLASS OF ’80 DESTINA TIONS FOUR YEAR COLLEGE (STATE} Susan C’ruwys Gordon Col. Heather Walker Tufts U. Leslie Daigle St. Michael ' s William Whittaker U. Maine. Orono Philip Andrade U. Mass. Kevin DeMello Syracuse U Alice Wilkonson Bucknell U. John Barstow Bridgewater Slate David Denton Wesleyan U. Glen Williamson Keene State Frederick Bohnenberger Mass. Maritime Anthony DePrizio Salem Col Pamela Windsor U. Arizona Patricia Boudrot Salem Stale Joyce Dionne U. New Hampshire Renee Winer New York U. Shirley Bowman Salem State Jeffrey Doonan Castleton St Col. Rebecca Wood McGill U John Chambers S.M.U. Paula Ann Dowan S. E Col of Assemb. Thomas Wye New Hampshire Col Ronald Clement S.M.U. Laura Doyle Unity College Kathleen Coffey S.M.U. Cynthia Draper Anna Maria TWO- YEAR COLLEGE(STATE) Donna Cook S.M.U. Maura Farrell Carnegie-Mallon Anita Deuser Westfield Stale Krista Forslund Calif Slate U. Wayne Allen cccc Otis Ky Dewan Westfield Stale Thomas Frank Northeastern U. Laurie A nlonellis cccc Ellen Doran Bridgewater State Kelly Franklin U. Arizona Raul Berrios cccc Kathleen Dunn Worchester Stale Margery Frosch Barnard Col Kimberly Bold cccc Susan Durkin U. Mass John Gill Boston College John Bowen Greenfield CC Etienne Elichalt U. Mass Michael Goldstein Harvard College David Bumpus CCCC John Ferguson Slockbridge — U. Mass. Barbara Gonsalves Russell Sage Michael Buscanera cccc Steven Finn U. Mass Pamela E Gunas Skidmore Cymthia Chappell cccc James Fletcher U. Mass. Vanessa Haight Washington Col Katherine Clark cccc Thomas Fordham Mass. Maritime Diana Hampton U. Maine. Orono Patrick Connolly cccc Stuart Gifford Slockbridge — U Mass. Robin Hewitt St. Joseph ' s M elanie Day cccc Kevin Gilbride U. Mass. Craig Hudson Northeastern U Chalres Dennery cccc Gregory Gonye U. Mass. Joanne Irving New Hampshire Cot. Shelley Foden cccc Johanna Hosom U. Mass. Steven Jacobson Embry Riddle Aero. Nicholas Fofonoff cccc Ann Jarvis U. Mass. LeoJanks Brown U. Julie Gamble cccc Crista Jensen U. Mass. K athleen K earney Salve Regina Brian Guest cccc Jennifer Johnson U. Mass Belila Kellum Park Col.. Kansas City Laureen Hendricks cccc Michael Jones U. Mass. Robin Kelly Emmanuel Holly Junker cccc Henry Klimm Mass Maritime Kathryn Kenney Lake Erie Col Lynda K ingsley cccc Ann Kurgan S.M.U. Jean Kirby Roger Williams Brian Lamoureux cccc David Lomba S.M.U. Raymond Knispel Embry Riddle Aero. John Leile cccc Crystal Martin U. Mass Eileen Lemay Roger Williams Ann Manning cccc Carolyn Martiros U. Mass James Lunn St Michael ' s William Mikolajczyk cccc Cathy McIntosh Bridgewater Stale Kathleen Madden U. Rhode Island Anson M oore cccc Peter Mello U. Lowell Gregory Mar ken Thomas Col Lauren Morley cccc Anne Munson U . Mass. Craig Marlin Marietta Col Ann M Nelson cccc Christine Nute Bridgewater Stale Maura McCarthy Holy Cross Stephen O ' Donnell cccc Sean O ' Donnell Westfield State Ann McEachern Boston College Tracey Paltersen cccc James O ' Meara U. Mass Elizabeth McMillan U. New Hampshire Susan Payne cccc Patrick Orcutt Westfield State Cathleen Messina New Hampshire Col. Lynn Rich cccc Lori Palmer U. Mass Sheryl Miller Gordon Col A rthur Robichaud cccc Lee Anne Perry U. Mass. Denise M ongeau Wheelock Leslie Schreiter cccc Leslie Plante Bridgewater Stale Cornelia Murphy Boston College Kim Sellers cccc Justin Powers Salem State Thomas Murray Northeastern U . Francis Skelly cccc Andrew Quinlan Slockbridge — U. Mass Joan Nightingale Emerson Chris Solimine cccc Timothy Ridley Bridgewater Slate John O ' Connell Northeastern U. Philip Soule cccc Kathryn Rodenhizer U. Mass Ben Okten Boston U. Letand Stillman cccc Glen Rogers Fitchburg State Daniel Oldale U. Tampa Arline Sweeney cccc Paul Ryan U. Mass Kimberly Pacheco Roger Williams Daniel Tobin cccc Dennis Sabo U. Mass Christopher Paine Gordon Col Lynn Traudt cccc Thomas Scozzari S M.U Lisa Palanza Hamilton Edward Vincent cccc Maurice Soque U. Mass Bruce Parrish U. Utah Jacqueline Volpe cccc Lisa Tavares Worcester State Shari Patch U. Denver Donna Wasil cccc Todd Taylor Westfield State Michael Pellegrini Bentley Michael Williams cccc Joanne Tedesco U. Mass Dana Phares Franklin Pierce Renee Theroux Salem Stale Julia Philips U. Texas. Austin TWO-YEAR COLLEGE(OTHER) Brian Thibeault U. Mass Mercy Phillips Oberlin Col. John Vaccaro S.M.U. John Pinelte Worchester Poly. Patricia Corey Becker Jr Richard Vovcsko U. Lowell Michael Quinn Providence Col Anne Craft Fisher Jr Gregory Wesson U Mass Laura Rebello Providence Col Carl Crocker Johnson Wales Shirley White U Mass Karen Reddy Jacksonville U. Doreen Gonsalves Becker Jr Jonathon Williams U Mass David Remson Northern Arizona U. Elizabeth Lynds Endicolt Jr Ann Rich Rivier Mary Marshall Johnson Wales FOUR YEAR COLLEGE (OTHER) Deborah Sachs U. Vermont Sean Mullen Newbury Jr Joseph Santos West Virginia U. Kevin O’ Mara Edison CC. Florida Mark Albert Northeastern U. Daniel Savas Boston U. Sanle Salvoni Johnson Wales Sharon Almeida U. New Hampshire Corina Savela Florida Inst Tech John Thackslon Johnson $ Wales Philip A nderson Boston College Ivey Schmitz U. Virginia Cheryl April U. New Hampshire Thomas Shapino Northeastern U. BUS1NESSSCHOOLS Roger Blake Eckerd College Adam Smith Lake Forest Col. Adria Bowin McGill U. Jacqueline Souza Simmons Isabelle Barrows Burden School Robert Bowles Boston College Stephanie Stevens Reed Col Maryann Jenks Burden School Lisa Brunette Boston College David Stewart Keene Slate Kim Kondochrislie Burden School Helmut Bryant Southern Connecticut Linda Stone Northeastern U . Lena Troye Monteiro Burden School Theresa Cacciola Slonehill Michael Slumph New Hampshire Col. Nancy Pelletier Burden School Jeannine Carajanes Colby-Sawyer Sean T. Tavares Mass. Inst. Tech. Annette Pina Katharine Gibbs Karl Carton Northeastern U. Stephen Tessier New Hampshire Col Debra Santiago Burden School Giuseppe Cavallaro U Bologna ( Italy} Mark Thompson U. Connecticut Charles Cleary New England Col. Alana Thorpe U. New Hampshire TRADE TECH NIC A L SCHOOLS Douglas Clements U. Maine. Farmington Lauren Trotto U Maine. Farmington Lisa Conley St. Anselm ' s William Verock Keene Stale Michael Casey Springfield Tech Jeffrey Connors U S Air Force A cad Abigail Volkmann U. Southern Maine Chris Edwards R L Trade Kenneth Costa Thomas Col. Daniel Voorhis Davidson Col. Robert McKenzie E. Coast Aero Tech MaryS. Roy PRIVATE SCHOOLS Nicholas B Meade James Sweeney Miscellaneous Schools Terry Alves Evamarie Cardoza Janet Cooper Jennifer Ebenfield Wayne Frederick Sophia Mustafa Cynthia Quental Dion Rose Donald Smith Judith Woods U. S. Military Cameron Astin Robin Baker Michael Brown Chris Cardoza Mark Costa Kenneth Cunha Patrick Dean Boyd DeMello Mark Doucette Roy Dunning Gregory Durmer Tarleton Edwards Harry Egner Jeffrey Harris Patricia Hersey Robert Hersey Christopher Johnson Jessie Jordan Stephen Lange Brian Langley Michael Lima Sean Mason Timothy McIntyre Mark Moreland John Papasadora Kevin Pina Stephanie Pine Mark Richardson David Rowe Brian Rust Donald Turner Other Upper CC Yoke Trinity-Pawling Worcester Acad U. Los A ngeles Blaine Hairdressing Boston Fashion Swain School of Design Culinary Inst America Leo ' s Beauty School S. E. Col. of Assemb of God Barber School. Boston Porterville Horseshoeing Florida Clown School A ir Force Army Air Force National Guard Air Force A ir Force Air National Guard Coast Guard A ir Force Marines A ir Force Coach Guard Marines Marines Navy A ir Force A ir Force Navy Coast Guard Air National Guard Air Force Coast Guard Marines A ir Force A ir Force A ir Force Navy A ir Force Marines C. G or A F. A ir Force Donna Anderson Travel Christopher Bohr Shawn Chicoine Debbie Connors Cindy Dost a Teresia Darby Jamey Dutra Mahmoud ElMassri Vicky Friedeborn Carole Ganes Diane Gotoweski William Hassell Gilbert Johnson Keith Johnson Gilbert Michelle Kelley Sheryl Kerr Michael Kid well Lorin Macedo Edward Mederios John Mendoza Christine Mueller April Peters John Rudenauer Chris Souza Sharon Souza John Steeples Karol Swift Patricia Sylvia Gena Tassinari Robin Thompson Michael White Employment Tammy Aldwardl Gary A ndrade Linda Auslun Janice Barrows Joseph Bernardo Joy Braunig Susan Brooks Patricia Buckley Cheryl Burge David Carr Valerie Carr Leanne Cartner Ann Cavanaugh Cindy Chaplin Cheryl Coblyn Daniel Corcoran Lisa Costa Robert Crane Kathy Crocker Donald Cross Lisa DeMello Pending { U. Mass. I Pending ( Trinity-Pawling) Year Off— CCCC Undecided Year Off Year Off — U . Hawaii Undecided Undecided Ret. to France M arriage Undecided Pending ( I. 7 T ) Undecided Pending — M ed Marriage Travel Gloucester Inst, of Art Undecided Pocasset Day A ct Ret. to Germany Undecided Spec. Program. Welding Hort. AND Lands Parenting Pend — Northeastern U. Art Inst. Ft. Lauderdale Undecided Cosmetology Travel Pend — CCCC or Mitchell Falmouth Nursing Home Bookkeeping Packaging Industries Dietary A ide Cashier Landscaping Shoe Clerk Accounting Truck Driver Service Technician Landscaping Shawna DiFrancesco Michael Drumgool Clifford Dutra Kathleen Ferreira Everett Francis Peter Fraser Daniel Gendrot Bonnie Gonsalves Joaquim Gonsalves Leroy Gonsalves Wanda Gonsalves Melinda Grace Roger Gravlin Kenneth E Halt Kenneth W. Hall Kimberly Hampton Roberta Halstead Joseph Koval Sheryl Kozens Marc Laughead Louise Lopes Stephanie Lopes Richard MacDonald Patrick Marlin Dawn McCloskey Susan Mello Katherine Mercurio Mellissa Moniz Gina Monteiro Tata Monlez Jennifer M unroe David Newbold Kim Oliver Rosemary Oliver Cynthia Orlando Susan Pentland Darrel Perham James Philbrick Lori Pratt Lisa Rapoza Jaime Razinha Mark Reposa Theresa Robichaud Gladys Rodriguez Sandra Rogers Frank Rose Elizabeth Rubino Valerie Sharpe Sherman Simpkins James Spooner Carmen Tubbs Christine Turner Thomas Vickers John Yeary Richard Young Banking Bookkeeping Maintenance Waitress Coonamesset Lands. Treework WHO! Waitress Cook Hort. — Retocom Teacher’s Aide Keypunch Operator Painter’s Helper Blue Cross Blue Shield Handyman Home Care Aid Horticulture Ticket Agent Mechanic Carpenter Mason Secretary Teaching WHO! Carpenter ' s Helper Landscaping 120 I Barry Sadoff Audio-Visual Joan Tansey English and Team Debra Sangster Language Eileen Tantum Special Needs Fred Toran Industrial Arts Math James Wight-Waltman Photography D. VonHentschel Industrial Arts James Winer English Peggy Savage Social Studies Yvette Thieverge Chemistry and Team Robert Watson Business Johan Winser ECS Director 121 P13302 Tm Hcn DZ Mrs. King Student Activities Sec. Mrs. Griffin Secretary to the Principal Joan Charron School Nurse Mrs. Maxwell House A Secretary Patricia Henderson IMC Secretary Mary Eisenman Offi ce Secretary Mary Bishop House C Secretary 122 Isabelle “Bella” Raposa Aide Mrs. Remson Science Aide 123 DQ CO UJ CQ _J L 1st Row; Peter Mello, Danny Savas, John Barstow, Bruce Parrish, Roger Blake, Mike Pelligrini, Mike Quinn, Shawn Chicoine, 2nd Row; Tony Ferraris, Kevin Conners, Scott Mederios, Jim Gill, Vince Myette, Doug Sabens, Mgr. Chris Crowell, Coach Bruce Cranshaw. 124 Opponent Sandwich D-Y Somerset Barnstable Dartmouth Holy Family Bourne Wareham N-BVoke D-Y Old Rochester Fairhaven Dartmouth Bourne Holy Family Barnstable Wareham Old Rochester Fairhaven N-B Voke 2 7 9 10 3 2 0 3 4 9 6 2 5 2 0 1 3 4 6 2 FHS 9 2 6 9 5 6 5 8 5 2 8 5 3 11 16 2 1 0 3 0 125 PsO PDH C 5 - ODa Sitting; Tom Doyle, JOE, Robert Peters, Gary Andrade, Greg Gonsalves, Fred Bohneberger, Chris Solimine, 2nd Row; Ted Farrell, Scott Ghelfi, Scott Henrique, Dick McEvoy, Lawrence Pierson, Steve Lawrence, Joe Farland, Dan Oldale, Andy Quinlan, 3rd Row; Brian Mahoney, Carl Bohnart, Scoba Rhodes, Mike Turner, Kevin Anthony, Coach Feeley, 4th Row; Coach Brian Dunn, Phil Zmuda, Erik Hobbie, Jeff Conners, Bob McKean, John Taylor, Gil Tavares, Johnson, Chris Clarkin. 126 127 — ito m cn cn O po o r 1 V Sitting: Mike Perry, Brian “B” Gonye, Capt. Greg Gonye Capt. Steve O’Donnell, Capt. Don Smith, Steve Grady Second Row: Pat “Redneck” Shea, Warren Donnelly, Chris Hinds, Kenny “Stoma” Gonye, Jay Irving, Chris Cooper, Joel Irving, Ed Kelleher, Bob Richardson, Tim “Scizz” Scozzari. Standing: Coach Barry “Bear Sadoff, Pat Egan, Chris Pine, Steve McKean, Jeff “Coops” Cooper, Matt Maxwell, Bob Paine, Bobby “Hun” Bowman, Phil Jepson, Steve Way, Steve “Mong” Mongue, Tad” Goo Goo Eyes” Ryan. 128 Standing; Linda Brunette, Anne Pellgrini, Linda Beverlander, Carol Costa, Mary Beth Baker, Maura Jepson, Coach Fred Toran, Carol D’Olympio, Cathy Baker, Anne Rich, Stephanie Pine, Allison Rollins, Leslie Reeves, Kneeling; Capt. Lauren Macedo, Capt. Crista Jenson. Opponent Barnstable 11 Sandwich 15 New Bedford 9 D-Y 2 Plymouth Carver 5 Wareham 9 Old Rochester 12 Bourne 7 Westport 6 Dartmouth 14 Barnstable 6 D-Y 16 New Bedford 1 Old Rochester 6 Wareham 9 Bourne 3 Westport 13 Dartmouth 7 Tournament Framingham South 5 FHS 9 17 13 14 1 18 31 8 16 22 3 15 3 9 17 6 12 17 129 WOU.hCQ JJ co — ■ z Z m H co -t-50 Standing; Coach Tennis Comolli, Jenny Lynds, Candy Kiss, Carolyn Kirh, Cathy Lynds, Lisa Crago, Maria Daigle, Kneeling; Susan Walker, Mary Toran, Jessica Robideau, Patty Stone, Linda Stone, Dianne Comolli, Christine Frazier. Opponent Sandwich Dartmouth Wareham D-Y Bishop Stang Old Rochester Bourne Barnstable Wareham Dartmouth D-Y Bishop Stang Fairhaven Bew Bedford Old Rochester Fairhaven Bourne Barnstable 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 FHS 5 5 5 5 2 4 5 4 5 5 5 3 5 5 4 5 5 5 130 B O Y S’ Opponent Sandwich New Bedford Fairhaven Wareham D-Y Tabor Old Rochester Bourne New Bedford Fairhaven Wareham D-Y Tabor Barnstable Old Rochester D-Yourne Barnstable 1 2 0 1 0 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 8 3 1 0 2 FHS 4 3 5 4 5 1 5 5 4 5 5 5 1 2 4 5 3 T E N N I S Standing; Richard Buschner, Ed Chilton, William Kirk, Steve Weldman, Yarek Mold jinskl, Brian Kenny, Chris Funkhuser, Kneeling; Coach Dana Mlskell, Mark Diani Frank, Chris Josephes, John Gill, ' Tir’OO Standing; Tim Hamey, Mark Fragail, Tim Woodward, Adam Ermisch, Coach Barry Bird. Kneeling; Aaron Hyerdahl, Frank Piccanso, John Daigle. Opponent FHS New Bedford 0 9 Barnstable 3 6 Bourne Vk 7V 2 Nauset 0 9 Tabor 337 354 Dartmouth 1 8 New Bedford V 2 7V 2 D-Y 7 x k V 2 Bishop Stang 3 6 Tabor 3 x k 8% Barnstable 6 3 Bourne 0 Old Rochester 1 Old Rochester 3 Dartmouth 1 New Bedford Vk D-Y 5 Bishop Stang 6 Nauset 2 Situate 4 Brookline 6 Brookline 6 132 Opponent FHS Dartmouth 35 83 Somerset 59 62 D-Y 53 65 Bishop Stang 56 62 New Bedford 54 66 Old Rochester 46 72 Barnstable 34 84 Attleborro 56 64 G I 1st Row, Judy Binda, Mary Lou Morton, Renee Theroux, Lee Ann Perry, Patti Condon, Anne Jennings, 2nd Row; Jean Ann Rush, Korriem Conata, Heidi Thompson, Kathy McEachem, Vicki Pina, Dolly Farrell, Sue Mendleson, Sally Erdos, 3rd Row; Coach Carroll, Coach Mogardo, Lisa Johnson, LeNan Casey, Connie Crocker, Chris Femanld, Jenny Clark, Maryanne Marshall. 133 ;o P3H - c o n pa This year’s three town meetings covered many different articles. 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Ck . 137 TEENS OF THE MONTH OCTOBER TEENAGER OF THE YEAR, Barbara Gonsalves SEPTEMBER Fred Bohnenberger DECEMBER Karen Reddy NOVEMBER Nina Murphy 138 139 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Clockwise from top: MOST HUMOROUS — Terry Cacciola and Shawn Chicoine; MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED — Maura McCarthy and Greg Gonye; MOST ATTRACTIVE - Lizzy Lynds and Mark Thompson: MOST RESERVED - Anne Cavanaugh and ; MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Alana Thorpe and Sean Tavares; MOST AR- TISTIC — Sharon Almeida and Keith Johnson 140 rium au Clockwise from top: MOST IN- DIVIDUALISTIC - Mercy Phillips and Nick Fofonoff; MOST MUSICAL - Joan Nightingale and Chris Bohr; BEST DRESSED — Lizzy Lynds and Ben Oktem; MOST ATHLETIC — Leslie Daigle and Fred Bohnen- berger; MOST INTELLIGENT - Hannah Hosom and Sean Tavares; MOST DRAMATIC — Nina Murphy and Phillip An- derson; FRIENDLIEST — Barbara Gonsalves and Don Turner 141 You know what they say, Lt. Fury routine regular-army clown This year’s senior class decided to break with tradition, and instead of the usual musical, performed the comedy M A S H. It was the perfect choice, as four big audiences found out. The play is about teamwork in a wartime medical unit, and the Class of ’80 under the direction of Sarah Bunkley and senior Chris Paine, “raved on” and showed everyone what teamwork is all about. The ad-libs and goof-ups that occurred provided the cast with laughs which they will always remember: Greg breaking the cot, The Bonwit Sisters, Bob’s potato chips, The Bonwit Sisters, Mike and his Playboy magazine, The Bonwit Sisters . . . lots of memories. When we, the seniors, sail on into the world, let us always keep a bit of the spirit of M A S H in our hearts, and remem- ber, we’re still a bunch of weirdos, but we’re gonna miss each other. Don’t call me Henry! 142 Col. Blake. It’s Section Eight time! I’m an elephant boy MASH ’em, smash ’em, sis boom bah! Radar intercepts the other team’s plan 143 20?] JDO-Zm an Red, gold, and white were the colors of this year’s “Always and Forever” Prom. The dance was held on May 17, which luckily was a beautiful night. The bands were “Horse” and “Sound Machine”, and the latter picked for our Queen Judy Woods and as Court Members Debi Sachs, Jackie Volpe, Bettiann Rubino, and Ann Jarvis. It was a perfect Prom that the junior class should be proud of. 144 l M � ft f M V I I .... , niiih h 1 1 , , ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ � • ♦♦ .MKV .W ' A ♦♦♦♦ 1 V H t I I ' H 1 1 l , 1 1 , M (MM V, ' , 7 . 7 ' ' , , 7,7 , 7.7 , vX Hv! ; v , .7,7 n 1 1,, , ,7, 145 146 AWARDS NIGHT Guidance and administration members look on. A beaming Cheryl April Dr. Clark addresses the class on their last night before graduation Awards night was held on Thursday, May 29 and was the final event during Graduation before the big event the following night. The Class of 1980 received more aid than any previous class, and it was really enjoyable to see friends get their scholarships. Dr. Clark and the three House Administrators all spoke to the group and the Falmouth High School Chamber Choir performed. You certainly could feel excitement in the air as you left the auditorium that night knowing that the next time you ' d be in it would be for Graduation Line-Up! 148 House C Administrator Donald Burnette gives Anita Deuser an award Mr Phillips has a kiss for Mercy Mr. Lany presents $4,000 bank scholarship to T. Sean Tavares. Hi Marge! Andy Quinlan Linda Stone. 149 SENIOR BANQUET Over 300 seniors attended the Senior Banquet this year held at the Steakery. Yet another tradition was broken by not holding it at the Seacrest. While the members of the Class of ’80 ate either prime rib or shrimp, they had a chance to reminisce about old times and compare thoughts of the future. Then there was dancing to the music of “Lady Luck”. All in all, the Senior Banquet was filled with many memories for many people. 150 IT ' S OVER Best of friends, never part Class of ' 80 started together, We ' ll stick together with our hearts. So why pretend? This is the end. We ' ll have to find out for ourselves Going on to somewhere else. So why can ' t you just get it through your heads It ' s over, it ' s over now Yes, you heard us clearly now, we said: It ' s over, it ' s over now. We’re not really over school You might say that we can ' t take it, We can ' t take it, No, we swear we just can ' t take it no more. Goin ' away, so far away, It ' s too late to turn back now, And it don ' t matter anyhow ' Cause we ' ll leave, And we ' ll be missed Won ' t go on the same old way, ' Cause it ' s our graduation day! Boz Scaggs 151 Superintendent Berquist, Dr. Clark, Mrs. Norton, seniors and friends, it is a pleasure to be here, and an honor, and also a surprise. Fifteen years ago, as I sat among the graduates of the class of 1965, 1 was quite sure of two things: that it was my last high school graduation, and that I was leaving Falmouth for good. As you can see, it hasn’t worked out that way. It’s been a long, strange trip, as they say, from that side of the podium, to this. And it started out, as I planned, on the other side of the bridge. For twelve years I worked on that side of the world, in Washington and Philadelphia, and Boston, in Congress, in the Senate, in journalism, in the federal courts. I found there is a glitter to these sites of power, a sense of glamour and importance. Highly paid people being whisked here and there, important reports written and read, meetings, media, big decisions, weighty matters. And yet, when you look at where the major changes in our society have come from, you will find that none of them originated in these places where all the attention has been paid. The civil rights movement, the women’s liberation movement, the anti-war efforts of the 60’s, the en- vironmental movement, Proposition 13, the right to life organizations, the anti-nuclear crusade — all of these started far outside the halls of power, far from the center of government. Significant ideas for change never come from the established order. They always come from the grass roots, from the people who care about each other, about their surroundings, and think they can make a difference. These are the people I found in Falmouth. Here, people are known for who they are and what they give, not where they work or what they make. Here, people care about land, and the past, and each other. Here, people still have a sense of control, a sense of their own community, a sense of their own values. Here, I thought, 1 could make a difference. Here I found my roots. Your roots are here too. Those acres of fields in East Falmouth — they were woods once, cleared tree by tree, stump by stump, by Costas, Cardozas, Gonsalves and Rapozas. The most distinguished oceanographic complex in the world is in Woods Hole, built up by Bumpuses and Foffonofs and Vac- caros. Those stone walls winding through the woods of West Falmouth — they were lugged there, stone by stone, by Crockers and Giffords, Swifts and Bowmans. Chapoquoit and Menahaunt, Waquoit and Sip- pewissott — they were named centuries ago by the ancestors of today’s Hendricks and Peters and Mills. As Falmouth High School graduates, you are a part of this place, and whether you stay, or go away to school, or come back on weekends, or never come back for a dozen years — whenever you do come back you will find, as I did, that you never really left. This is your land, these are your people. And if there is to be any change in the human spirit in America in the last quarter of the 20th century, it won’t start in Washington, or New York, or Boston. It won’t come from HUD, EDA, or HEW, or CBS, or NBC, or Travelers, or Exxon, or McDonalds. When the change comes, it will come in spite of the corporate marketing strategies and the bureaucratic decrees and the economic manipulators who have put us where we are today. When the change comes, it will be when people realize that their only salvation lies in themselves, and that together they can make it happen. When the change comes, it will come first in communities like ours, small places with people who know their past, know their neighbors, and know their own values to be true. And when the change comes, I look forward to sharing it with you. 152 GRADUATION! 153 Greg Gonye, president of Honor Society 154 155 V 156 u N D E R C L A S S M E N 157 UNDERCLASSMEN The road ahead may appear long But time passes quickly. The dream of graduation Quickly becomes a reality. The security of family and friends left behind The unknown ahead. The promises of success The possibilities of failure. All too soon graduation day is upon us Our friends we shall not forget For in these photographs — memories linger. Class of 1980 Marylou Abruzese, Shawn Almeida, Mark Amaral, Heidi Andrade, Vanessa Antone, Michael April, Ann Baker, Michael Bancroft, Melissa Babtiste, Peter Barlit, Maria Baron, Karen Barrette, Deanna Barrows, Robin Barrows, Julie Barry, John Bauer, Gina Beauchemin, Richard Bjorn, Jennifer Bochanowski, Mark Bogosian, Theresa Bohnenberger, Jonathan Bold, John Bordeira, Mark Bourne, Gretchen Bowker. Ian Bowles, Robert Bowman, Lorene Braze!, Aurorea Briggs, Kim Brown, Kris Brown, Victoria Buehler, Tracey Busch, Elizabeth Caldwell, Kevin Callahan, Michael Callahan, Peter Campbell, Peter Campbell, Corinne Cannata, Angela Carroll, Michael Casey, David Casso, Susan Cherkofsky, Edmund Chilton, Maude Chilton. Charles Clements, Lisa Clough, Roseann Cobb, Laura Conley, Peter Cook, Jeffrey Cooper, Philip Copeland, Douglas Corbett, Beth Corcoran. 158 Antone Costa, Chele Costa, Lynda Costa, Rebecca Lynn Costa, Marjorie Coughlin, Scott Crocker, Nicole Croney, Stephen Crowell, Cynthia Cullen, John Cummings, Stuart Cushman, Craig D’Amario, Maria Daigle, Emily Davern, Leslie De Filippio, Paula DeMello, Sheila DeMello, Susan Dean, Matthew Delaney, Laura Delorenzo, Janet Despres, Derek Devine, Mark Diani, Michael Diani, Amy Dierst, Sharon Difransco, Ian Donnelly, Robert Douglas, Thomas Doyle, John Duddy, Robert Gonsalves, Mark Gon- salves. LeNan Casey, Pippy Duce, Robert Duffany, Martha Dumas, Patrick Egan, Diane Emmons, Gloria Ends, Julie Erdos, David Ethridge, Lisa Evanski, Kristine Fernald, Myles Ferrick, Joyce Fill- ing, Julie Fosh, Karen Fitch, Janet Fraser, Tammy Furtado, Joanne Gamble, Suzanne Garcia, Deborah Gaspa, Annette Gervais, Sharon Ghelfi, Kim Goddard, Kenneth Gonye, Thomas Goulet, Gerald Grady. Karen Grinnell, Anthony Hennessy, David Had- dad, Erika Hahn, Todd Hampton, Susan Hankins, Karen Lee Harris, John Heap, Heather Heath, Ronalda Hendricks, Wendy Guest, Ida Hersey, Amy Beth Heyerdahl, Lisa Hickey, Christian Hinds, Erik Hobbie, Barbara Horton, Paul Hosom, Carolyn House, Felicia Houston, Michael Hughes, Barbara Hunt, Sherri Lynn Ingalls, Kevin Ingram, Philip Jackson, John Janerico, Philip Jepsen, Donna Johnson, Eric Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Pamela Jones, Kelly Ann Joyce. v 159 Marie Junker, Thera Neeltje Kalmijn, Mary Alice Kearney, Stephanie Kelly, Timothy Kelly, Vincent Kelly, Timmy Kidwell, Carolyn Kirk, Candice Kiss, Deborah Klein, Melissa Klink, Stephanie Lackey, Marie LaJeunesse, Cheryl Lamoureux, Lucienne Lane, Wilber Lavoie, Lionel Lawson, Carmel Lehy, Sarah Leiby, Carallee Leonard, David Lewis, Jennifer Lopes, Christopher Lumbert, John Malone, Gerald Martin, Anapaula Martinho, Paul Mason, Jonathan Mathews. Becky McClane, Marjorie McEvoy, Cheryl Miller, Clifton Moniz, Tammy Moniz, Suzanne Monsen, Jack Morey, Robin Oliver, Desiree Ostiguy, Jen- nifer Owens, Veronica Perry, Kevin Peter, Daniel Pinette, Tracy Poag, Caryn Pokraka, George Pumphery, Richard Rebello, Stephen Remsen, Stephanie Roberts. Lisa Mathews, Robert McKean, Peter McKinley, Kimberly McGee, Karen Medeiros, Mary Melgham, Stephanie Mello, Christine Miller, Debra Monk, Paul Monsen, Michele Morano, Edward Murphy, Clifford Newell, Bill Nielsen, Frank Nunes, Eleanor O’Connell, Lisa Orcutt 160 Abel Peirson, Doug Pelletier, Kevin Pena, Gayle Perkins, Frank Picanso, Christopher Pine, Tina Pina, Hugh Popenoe, Friederike Potter, Susan Habeso, David Rapoza, Timothy Reams, Melvin Reine, Pamela Reposa, Scoba Rhodes, Daniel Elias Robb. Ann Roderick, Linda Rodriguez, Priscilla Rollins, Melanie Rose, Judi Rosenheck, Allen Rush, Jean Santiago, Timothy Scozzari, Timothy Scully, Thomas Sederman, Melissa Selby, Nora Seyer, Patrick Shea, Nicole Sheridan, Teresa Silveira, Dawn Silvia, Andre Simpkins, Paul Simpson, Sharon Soares, Holly Souza, Patrick Souza, Ronald Souza, Traci Souza, Elizabeth Stalcup, Richard Stanley, Eric Stephens, Jacqueline Stone, Brian Studley. Cynthia Sweeney, Brian Tavares, Gilbert Tavares, Katherine Taylor, Melinda Taylor, Doreen Texeira, Matthew Texeira, Jacqueline Tessier, Mark Tessier, Andre Theroux, Daniel Tilton, Sheila Travers, Peter Uchamanowicz, Craig Upton, Douglas Verissimo, Terri Warsaw, Ronald Way, Stephen Way, Dawn Wegehaupt, William White, Craig Wieden, Tyrone Williams, Tamara Woodward, Janice Yalim, Philip Zmuda. 161 Sheila Allen, Jeffrey Anderson, Ken Andrade, Lynette Andrade, Timothy Andrews, John Antone, John An- tone, Cynthia Astin, Cecelia Baker, Charles Baldic, Steven Banner, Mike Barrows, Lisa Bauer, Linda Bevelander, John Binda, Janet Bolton. George Botelho, Mark Botelho, Bill Bourget, Susan Bourgoin, Mark Bousquet, Edith Bowles. Arinda Bowman, Christina Brianna, Sharon Briggs, Tom Britt, Tom Byrd, Susan Callahan, Jean Calvert, Bridget Carrol, Stephen Church, Christopher Clarida, Jerome Clarida, Dianne Cobb, Kevin Conners, Robert Cory, Mike Coronella, Rui Correia, Christina Courcier. Dennis Corr. Ann Daunt, Karen Durkin, Joseph Farland, Edward Fan-ell, Glenn Fazzino. Mike Ferraro. Daniel Ferreia, Andrew Fink, Jay Fink, Cynthia Foley, Mark Fragale, Christine Frazier, Chris Funkhouser, Pedro Garcia. Lauren Gib- bons, Janice Gill, Lorraine Gill. Kevin Gilmartin, Edwina Gomes. Melvin Gonsalves, Patrick Gon- salves. 162 §j£ W% ■ft J Carolyn Couto, Marilyn Couto, Lisa Crago, Conni Crocker, Rebecca Croft, Richard Cunha, Debra Cusolito, Lisa Cusolito, Maria Daigle, William Dalton 111, Sheri Day. Karyn DePonte, Christine Delaney, Daniel Delisle, Robert Dell Isola Wayne Gravlin, Kathleen Gumbleton, Peter Gunas, Janine Gunther, Johnathan Hall, Wayne Hall, James Hall, Mary Anne Hamil, Joanne Hap- peny, Susan Hart, Elizabeth Haussmann, Jason Heirtzler, Robert Hendricks, Scott Henrique, David Howie, Vick Hudon, Theodore Inoue, Joel Irving, Jeffrey Jensen, Maura Jepsen. Greg Josephs, Anne Marie Josephs, Karen Kallio, Lelsle Karlson, Stephen Kearney, Edward Kelleher, John Kendall, Richard Kirtley, Jac queline Koelsch, Joanne Labute, David Laird, Kevin Lamoureux, Melissa Larrey, Holly Leach, Regina Ledwell, Mark Leger, Lino Lima, Jac- queline Linhares, Brenda Long, Robert Lipp, Catherine Lynds. Brian Kenny, Jenny Lynds, Jeff McKilligan, Leify Manheim, Debby Manning, George Manning, Joanne Smith, Evelyn March, Melanie Marken, Jeff Marotta, Chance Martin, Wendy Martina, Virginia McCormick, Robert McLaughlin, Pat McCarthy, Mindy McClaid, Kathy McEachern, Dickie McEvoy, Eric Mello, Ruvin Millor, Maureen Mitchell, Tony Monteiro. A Murphy, J. Myette, R. Noreau, L. Orcutt, A. Os- una, L. Pacheco, B Paine, M Paine, H. Payne, B. Pedro, A. Pelligrini, C. Pellitier, B Perry, M. Perry, M. Pina, V. Pina, D. Plummer, E. Porta, L. Prada. James Reposa. Lori Ann Raymond. Michael Rezendes, Megan Ridley, Sean Riley, Jessica Robideau, Richie Rohe, Mark Romiza. Peter Rose. Andrew Ross, Lori Ann Rossi, Theresa Roy, Scott Rudden, Jeananne Rush, Peter Sage, Nancy San- dlin, Francesca Scarito. Mark Shmidt, Michael Shrader. 164 John Silvia, John Silvia, Kelly Smith, Jill Sousa, Sheila Steeples, Leslie Stoelzle, Justine Stokes, John Stone, Edward Studley, Christopher Stulb, Eileen Sughrue, Kathleen Sullivan, Mary Sullivan, Wanda Sylvia, Robert Tassinari, Frederick Taylor, Heidi Thomson, Kim Thorpe, Alison Toland. Timothy Volkmann, James Volpe, Donna Weeks, Dwaine West, Penny West, Daniel White, Cameron Wieden, Scott Williamson, Joanna Wilson, Timothy Woodward, Wanetta Wright. Doug Barrows, Connie Crocker, Richard Cunha, Maria Daigle, Bill Dillon, Matt Ducharme, Debra Garston, Brian Gonye, Barbara Grace, Barbara Grinell, Paul Hennessey, Kathy Hellrer, Jeff Klimm, Kevin Lange, Ann Langervine, Philip Law- day, Robert Leazott, Brian Lewis, Jeff Lynn, Siobhan McCann, Kathy Mercurio, Andrea Mar tin, Kevin McCarthy, Judy Mendoza, Steve O’Malley, Timothy Patterson, Michael Perry, Elliot Rappenport, Richard Rohe, Tricia Ryan, Steve Grady, John Woodwell. 165 Teresa Abarca, Donna Aguilar, Robin Almeida, Francelina Amaral, Clarence Andrade, Michael Ashmore, Maureen Atchue, Ate Atema, Edward Avant, Daniel Bailey, Catherine Baker, Deborah Baker, Mary Baker, John Barkley, William Bearse, Jose Guillen Beltran, Evan Benedict, Stephen Bennett, Karla Benson, Gretchen Bergstrom, Jean Marc Berteaux. Judy Binda, Sue Birkenshaw, John Bissonette, Cherri Blair, Chris Bohnenberger, Pamela Bold, Nancy Botkin, Jacqueline Boudrot, Bret Bowin, Michael Brackett, Rafael Bradley, Christopher Brierley, Linda Brown, Lynda Brunette, Mary Bunker, Robert Burge, Richard Buschner, Michael Caldwell, Kathleen Callahan, Seth Carey, Dave Carlson, Cheryl Cary. Linda Church, Jennifer Chute, Chris Clarkin, Dena Clarkson, Suzanne Cobb, Diane Comolli, Patricia Condon, Gregg Conley, Christopher Cooper, Susan Corwin, Carol Costa. David Costa, Katherine Costa, Ronald Costa, Rhonda Craft, Sandy Creighton, Christopher Crowell, Carol D ' Olympio, Deanna Daley, Karen Daddabbo. 166 Michael De Filippis, Jeanmarie Dell Isola, Donald Demello. Dennis Doonan, Kathleen Doran, Paul Douglas, Marianne Draper, Thomas Duce, William Duddy, Roy Dunning, Adam Enos, Adam Ermisch, Dorothy Farrell, Aaron Ferraris, Anthony Ferraris, Norman Ferreira, Dawn Fisher, Barbara Fitzpatrick, Cheri Flanders. Aaron Heyerdahl, Carol Hirtle, Wayne Horton, Joe Houston, Mark Howard, Jeffrey Husted, Jay Irving, Cynthia Jackson, Darryl Johnson, Gregory Johnson, Kelly Jones, Peter Jones, Christopher Josephs, Kimberley Kelley, Bahk-Huway Koh, Bahk-Juu Koh, Alicia Kelly, Nathan Leiby. I Mary Beth McCarty, David Medeiros, Scott Medeiros, Caroline Milanese, Theresa Miller, James Mitchell, Ellen Mixer, Tracy Moniz, Wyatt Moor, Stephen Morris, Marylou Morton, Scott Murray, Vincent Myette, Katherine L. Newell, Jean Nolan, Joan O Connell. 167 Patricia O’Connell, Robin Ottaviano, Nancy Pacheco, Martha Paszek, Sylvie Pauze, Joanne Perkins, Elizabeth Pierce, Cheryl Pokraka, Leonora Poravas, Tracy Puntonio, Suzanne Rapoza, Leslie Reeves, Linda Remson, Nancy Robbins, Lisa Roberts Nancy Robichaud, Robert Robinson. Irma Rodriguez, Michael Rodriguez, Lydia Rose, Michael Rose, Geof- frey Ross, Donna Royals, Kathleen Ruggeri, Paul Ryan, Douglas Sabens, Daniel Sawyer, Derrie Silva, Maria Silva, David Smatko, Kimberly Smith, Christopher Stetson, Patricia Stone, Kathy Sullivan. John Taylor, Anita Teixeira, Kathleen Thomas, Fred Thrasher. Jerome Tilton, Mark Tollios, Steve Turner, Kevin Varao, Susan Walker, Heidi Walz, Stephen Weidman, Marilyn White, Michele Wright. 168 SOPHOMORE CLV SS OFFICERS: John Kendall, vice-president; Lori Oser, presi- dent; Sarah Gregory, secretary-treasurer UNDERCLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Jeff Cooper, president; Chele Costa, sec.-treas.; Chris Pine, vice president. 169 From the Desk of the Advisor July mo There is a handful of talented individuals who deserve special recognition. They spent many hours in the dark this past year in order to make this book a reality. Picture editors Sharon Almeida, Dede Hampton and Tom Wye along with Bret Bowin, Mary Bunker, Brian Guest and the photographers listed below did what no Clipper Compact staff had done before . . . with the exception of some group pictures and senior pictures they photographed, developed and printed all of the pictures appearing in this book - color included! No samll task! I would especially like to thank Sharon Dede for organizing, for becoming overwrought at times and for staying calm at others, and most of all for helping me worry. They carried the bulk of the load and did a remarkable job . . . and thanks also to Tom for spending a good deal of his February vacation doing the color prints for the “scrapbook” section. And to the section editors, Thank You . . . . . . to Tricia Boudrot, for doing the senior section while on vacation in Florida! . . . to Kim Kelley and Bret Bowin, for being as thorough and dependable as I could expect two people to be. . . .to Laurie Rebello, for the creation and design of our posters. . . . to Alice Wilkinson and Ivey Schmitz, for getting their layouts done, though they weren’t always sure which ones were supposed to be done. . . . to Denise Mongeau, Liz McMillen, Crystal Martin and Steve Tessier for diligently creating order out of chaos with the underclassmen and teacher sections . . . and to Steve for not having a 1st name beginning with “M”. . . .to our Editors-in-Chief Hannah Hosom and Alana Thorpe for their organization, direction and un- daunted good spirits throughout the year. and finally, to the staff as a group, congratulations on putting together a fine book. “Thank You’s” Also to: Wendy Bauman and her business staff for making this book possible Curt McKee for answers and advice Maura McCarthy for writing and layout Jane Botelho for layout Joan Nightengale for layout Sandl Rodrelgues and Bob Bowles for Invaluable computer lists Seamist of Hyannls for special service In doing the color print for our endsheets Dee VonHentchel for printing our posters Russle Wlght-Waltman for consulting done on artwork The WFHS 7V crew The Perspective staff Anne Craddock. Jane Botelho, J.C. Burke, Lisa DeMello, Joe Farland, Susan Paine, Maryann McKay Paul Ryan for darkroom work Mr. Bill” and his many student animators . . . and to his creator, Keith Johnson “Jim Bob John Boy” “Fidel Castro and his Minister of Cultural Affairs” Photographs by: Yearbook Photo Staff: Sharon Almeida Diana Hampton Thomas Wye Bret Bowin Mary Bunker Brian Guest Other Photo Contributor. s: Michael Ashmore Jane Botelho Bob Bowles J.C. Burke John Carroll Rene DeKona - Cape Cod Times photo of Greg Gonsalves Michael Drumgool Hawklns-Howard Studio Michael Helfen Mike Metell Susan Paine Barry Sadoff Jim Wlght-Waltman Jim Winer 170 The editors , staff, and advisors wish to thank the businessmen, parents, and friends whose sup- port has helped launch this edi- tion of the “Clipper Compact ” 171 PATRONS Noel Patricia Almeida Family Edward Beatrice Andrade Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Boudrot Mr. Mrs. Robert M. Bowles Mr. Mrs. Fred N. Bowman Carolyn A. Cabral Mr. Mrs. James J. Cavanaugh Mr. Mrs. Arthur Clement Mr. Mrs. James L. Conley Barbara E. Connolly Mr. Mrs. Richard E. Corcoran Mr. Mrs. James M. Doonan Mr. Mrs. Fred J. Fordham Mr. Mrs. Richard N. Gill Mr. Mrs. John M. Haight Mr. Mrs. Arthur Hampton Harold R. Harris Mr. Mrs. John J. Irving Mr. Mrs. David S. Jarvis Richard Nancy Johnson Mr. Mrs. Frank Koval Mr. Mrs. G. William Lange, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Alan G. Lunn Arthur Lynds Mr. Mrs. Florence J. McCarthy, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John C. Meade Mr. Mrs. Richard R. Mongeau Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Morris James Nancy Munson Mr. Mrs. James F. Murphy, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Kenneth E. O’Connell Clare-Ann O’Donnell Mr. Mrs. Gerald Paine Mr. Mrs. Branch A. Parrish Ed Shirley Phares, No. Falmouth Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Reddy Family Mr. Mrs. Arthur W. Robichaud Mr. Mrs. Charles Savas Seamist Photo Finishing, Inc. Frank Jayne Skelly Mr. Mrs. Theodore C. Tavares Mr. Mrs. R. B. Theroux Mr. Mrs. Alan M. Thorpe Paul F. Tobin Mr. Mrs. Michael J. Trotto Mr. Mrs. R. H. Walker Lt. Col. Mrs. Leslie Wilkinson, Jr. John Phyllis Williams 172 Hawkins Howard Photography 292 Main Street Hyanms, Mass 02601 617 775 2552 - 771 3141 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 LIGGETT ex aff 3)ru 9 Store FALMOUTH PLAZA Tel. 548-5247 221 MAIN STREET • 548- 0116 UNIROYAL Best Wishes Class of 1980 FLEET S TIRE INC. Passenger and Truck Tire Distributors 226 Main Street Teaticket, Falmouth, Mass. 02536 (617) 548-2084 ALIGNMENT SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE TRUCK TIRE SERVICE OPEN YEAR ROUND MAIL ORDERS Handcrafted £RaJhans y Candies of Cape Cod TONY ROSALIE GHELFI 209 MAIN STREET 858 MAIN STREET FALMOUTH MA 02540 OSTERVILLE MA 02655 1617) 548 7878 (617) 428 7888 173 WISHES COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE DICi MACKENZIE PROPRIETOR 140 MAIN STREET FALMOUTH. MASS 02540 FLORIST Congratulations Class of 80 credit cards accepted flowers wired anywhere interior and ttfcrncuCruraC CoriMCnna Dick MacKenzie 15 Sherman Square 775-0095 Hyannis. Massachusetts Congratulations Class of 80 Creators of Custom Quality Class Rings 174 i P (V (( APE OD pjONOGRAM Best Wishes Ij l) to the Class of 1980 Telephone 775-2467 Mr. Mrs. P.O. Box 275 West Hyannis Port, Ma. 02672 Henry Dionne, Jr. Sheila and Norman Butler Barbara E. Connolly Telephone 540-1773 Congratulations Class of ' 80 BANNER REAL ESTATE JOHN and STELLA 48 Hudson Street Falmouth, MA 02540 ARCO MAC’S ARCO STATION 797 E. Main Street Falmouth, MA. 02540 Phone 548-9787 Compliments of LEONEL’S SHOE REPAIR Falmouth WHERE FIT COMES FIRST ' ' £ea £hceJ, %c. QUALITY FOOTWEAR AND PERSONAL SERVICE Specializing in Orthopedic and Prescription Fitting TOM PAVAO RTE 28, FALMOUTH PLAZA PROPRIETOR 548-6775 ?§am ' S eafood Restaurant 339 Main Street East Falmouth 540-3080 175 176 PROFESSIONAL HAIRDESIGNING TEAM Rt. 28A West Falmouth, MA 548 1366 (617) 540-1456 Five Star Enterprises, Inc. COMMERCIAL RUBBISH REMOVAL EXCAVATION SEPTIC SYSTEMS CHARLES G CACCIOLA P 0 BOX 919. 657 MAIN ST PRESIDENT E FALMOUTH. MA 02536 548-9213 FALMOUTH TIRES [TEXACO! FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC REPAIRS JIM CHAMPANI MAIN NYE STREETS FALMOUTH. MA 02540 Good Luck Class of “80” CARPET BARN me. Established 1972 Carpets by LEES. BIGELOW WUNDA WEVE, DOWNS. COURIStAN, OTHER MAJOR MILLS SOLATIA no wax noo $ Gnfvjc’r um fKinul vinyl “Where performance counts 548-1443 719 Mam St. Falmouth Congratulations First in Readership and Results 177 0 ATUL4t £ $N lox 8 % c ape C j RLI ' NG 178 HOWLINGBIRD S TUD, ° CUSTOM T-SHIRTS 91 Queens Buyway Falmouth 540 - 3787 Yellow Orange HANDCRAFTED ft IMPORTED JEWELRY • LEATHER GOODS SMOKING PARAPHENALIA AND OTHER DELIGHTS 279 MAIN FALMOUTH BURT’S SPORTS SPECIALTY SCHOOLS — TEAMS — LEAGUES OUTFITTED TENNIS RACKETS RESTRUNG LETTERING SERVICE COMPLETE LINE OF FOOTWEAR 850 MAIN STREET FALMOUTH, MA 02540 (617) 540-0644 LUCIO’S SANDWICH SHOPPE Falmouth Plaza Next to Stop Shop Sandwiches Subs Pizza Orders to Go Call 548-9283 Daily Specials Compliments of You , you ’re the one — you are the only reason 263 MAIN STREET (Rte. 28) FALMOUTH Open Daily 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. Friday and Saturday ' til 12 P.M. McDonald ' s U Urn 179 One of New England’s best bookstores at two locations to serve Falmouth readers better! THE MARKET BOOKSHOP Depot Ave. Falmouth 548-5636 Water St. Woods Hole 540-0851 Falmouth Bank Trust Subsidiary of A FULL SERVICE BANK 180 Best of Luck to the Class Tel. 540-2020 894 Main Street Colonial Shopping Center Falmouth, Massachusetts 02540 ffiWoQJ 281 Main Street, Falmouth. Mass 02540 Telephone (6171 548-8264 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 MR LUCIANO FLOR • ESTATE APPRAISALS GRADUATE GEMOLOGIST • DIAMONDS o 4 e ' nc. NEW BEDFORD AND FALMOUTH, MASS. RICHARD FURLAN1, TREAS 245 MAIN STREET FALMOUTH, MASS. 02540 TEL. 548-3516 WEST FALMOUTH MARKET, INC. PRIME MEATS - GROCERIES - VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS BOX 378, WEST FALMOUTH, MA. 02574 PHONE 548-1 139 Best Wishes for Your Success and Happiness J. B. LIQUORS 631 Main Street Falmouth Wine Beer Liquor Across from Dunkin Donuts Plenty of free parking Owner: Kenneth M. Smith, Sr. Tel. 548-1920 181 Stone’s Beauty Salon 210 Main St. Complete Hair Skin Can Your Style Center V 548-0685 Precision Cutting Personalized Styling Stone’s Barber Shop 208 Main St. NAM -MV0H0-REINGE-KYO { cmxio fLsCi- VASCO art SERVICE r CtyiR TRUCTION. 5 vo Free Delivery Cold Wines Liquors • Beers 5 40-2287 Domestic imported JOHN ' S LIQUOR STORE 729 E MAIN STREET FALMOUTH. MASS Fast Friendly Service ice VILLA GE PIE COFFEE SHOP 237 Main Street 548-4955 Muffins Sandwiches Eat it here or take it with you CAPE AUTO PARTS, INC. 850 MAIN ST. FALMOUTH. MASS. 02540 PHONE 548-6333 182 PHONE 340-1292 ]3oug dountzy 232ozi.it DOUG a KAREN SOUZA TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOPS 418 MAIN STREET E. FALMOUTH. MA 02336 253 334 a in Street S36 7572 202 Main Street, Teaticket, Mass. DELICIOUS PIZZAS 6- HOT OVEN GRINDERS Pa Pa Pete ' l Pl a “Call your orders before you leave home — They will be ready on arrival” Serving Wine and Beer Telephone 540-1837 TEATICKET HARDWARE CO. Plumbing Supplies Glass Garden Supplies 242 Main St. Teaticket, MA. eNYON ' S MARKET HOME OF COST A QUALITY RTE 28 540-2155 E. FALMOUTH 183 Jralmoutfi C umSer Co. 6 70SlSain Street Siast Salmoutk,MJ{ 0153b Falnoulh Dairi| Queen ►. Best Wishes To The Class of 1980 $ PLYMOUTH NANTUCKET CAPE COD Main Street Falmouth 184 GIFFORD GIFFORD INC. dba H.V. LAWRENCE FLO WER SHOP GREENHOUSES SINCE 1886 FULL SER VICE FLORIST GARDEN CENTER 548-6811 34 DEPOT AVE., FALMOUTH Safmouth jewelry Shop 229 Main Street Marcel L. Albert C.W. 8813 QompCiments of Jss ok son ' s W jMain Street Jjalmmth, jMassacfiusetts S?eC. ffS 0 H EstaS(ished 1917 We ' ll Be Seeing You ! Wherever you go, there will be only one hometown newspaper. Wherever you go, whatever you do — let ' s not lose touch . Good luck ! ifalmnirtli SnterprfeE 185 TEL..: 548-3222 ED ' S CLEANERS, INC. Professional Cleaning 241 MAIN ST. FALMOUTH. MASS. Canon — Nikon — Kodak — Olympus Pioneer — Sony — Panasonic ORTINS PHOTO SUPPLY Inc. 267 Main Street Fa Imouh, Mass. Armand Ortins, Prop. Tel. 548-1918 (617) 548-0567 QornUigt? (Sifts 239 Main Street Falmouth Mass. 02 540 RUTH and HARVEY ULRICH I’ipcsronc FALMOUTH FIRESTONE Complete Car Care Center 486 Main Street Falmouth. MA 02540 Phone: 548-7100 € . Campbell Lawrence LAWRENCE AND MOTTA Insurance Agency Inc. 177 Main Street 548-1596 Falmouth, Mass. 548-1130 186 Congratulations and best wishes to the graduating class of 1980- It has been our privilege and pleasure to know many of you personally and we are proud of you. We feel assured that the future of our country is in good hands as you leave Falmouth High School and meet the many challenges that confront you. We salute you, The Class of 1980 Rebello’s Nursery 958 Main Street East Falmouth, Massachusetts “We Beautify Outdoors” 187 Compliments of 3 ) mkxm funeral (31 nt Within the Means or All Main Street West Falmouth. Mass. @fulbrJ SPaint Supply (So., Snc. DISTRIBUTORS OF TOURAIME PAINTS 352 Main Street • Falmouth, Mass. 02540 617-548-6233 Mrs. Weeks’ Shops Yarn Needlepoint 178 Main St. Falmouth, Ma. 02541 Best Wishes Graduates! C Cape Cod Times The Cape Island’s Daily Newspaper 210 Main Street, Falmouth Hyannis — Bourne — Orleans — Provincetown — Martha ' s Vineyard — Nantucket 188 Best Wishes to Class of 1980 NORTH FALMOUTH. MASSACHUSETTS 02556 DICK ELLIE WASH ROUTE 28 MASHPEE ROTARY BOX 60 MASHPEE 02649 477-1187 dick elliek MINI GOLF FLEA MARKET EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Donna Debbie Wasil Route 28, Mashpee Box 60, Mashpee 02649 477-1187 Double D’s Ice Cream Parlour Flea Market every Sat. Sun. 189 NORTH FALMOUTH Rodgers Realty Route 28-A No Falmouth Hwy North Falmouth, Mass 02556 HOUSE OF PIZZA Bus. 617-563-7127 557 North Falmouth Hwy. Edward N Dahlborg HOME PHONE 563-3364 563-6966 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Enjoy the finest sandwiches German Specialties 553 Palmer Avenue, Falmouth 548-6263 Full Line of Groceries Deli • Drugs Household Goods Open 7 days a week 7A.M. to 11 P.M. 563-9767 Rte. 28A North Falmouth ' TQeaC £dtate c ZdtociateA PAULA KING-MAY KENNY-ANDREE NOYES RT. 28A 151 NORTH FALMOUTH, MASS. 02556 TEL 563-2887 OR 563-6798- SALES — RENTALS — APPRAISALS Best Wishes to the Class of 80 Falmouth High School Custodial Maintenance Crew 190 Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Falmouth Mall Say tide r J‘V 550 MAIN RO WEST FALMOUTH MASS 02574 JiU r CAPE BOWL in the Falmouth Plaza Air Conditioned Open ’til Midnight Ten Pins 548-5434 THE BOTTLE SHOP 882 Main Street Colonial Shopping Center Falmouth, MA 02540 -tb {be Cis 55 of IJ90 f GxzocfL i ' UckZ in future e.nde Vor% u . %ire distinctive ft LOesi OAnruM Viliscp- 191 Uncle Bills Country Store Bill ' Vfeaners Silver l outiqe Restaurant Rt. 28 A jVortfi Falmouth Open J ear ' Round Unde Bids Antiques 606 lYest FAnwulk Aipfiunv Compliments of The Closet Door Falmouth THE AMERICAN DREAM wishes the Class of 1980 the Best of Luck in their American Dreams Pauline d in 03 AfiS 3Mai „ Su , e , lat Biadleos, Falmouth) jalil Ic 540-0979 REAL ESTATE Many thanks to the dedicated yearbook staff. We enjoyed working with you. Jim Wight-Waltman Wendy Baumann 192 FALMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY BH g ' - ' Hfl QBMima -V- s® ■iiggsfc ’ ■ .. •- k - -- i - ' $ irSSs pJM - pmT r- . 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