Harwich High School - Soundings Yearbook (Harwich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1980 volume:

Jana Sokale, Co-Editor John Foster, Co-Editor David Waters, Bus. Editor ' fit .. Upper Right: D. Bassett. Middle Left: J. Hall. Middle Right: B. McCarthy. Bottom Left: A. Hall, R. Peterson, S. Moran, R. Gonsalves, L. Flanigan, R. Paulus. Bottom Right: J. Sawyer. A school somewhere, with its myriad of faces, bright and dull, old and young. w till I O ' Top Left: J. Foster. Middle Left: A. Walker, M. Pa- terno. Middle Right: M. Zelek, W. Mazanec, M. Ca- pozzi, C, Hayes, J. Supple Bottom Left: C. Fernandes, J. Thibert. Bottom Right: B. Cove. It is our world where we learn and prepare ourselves for entry into society .. . 3 Upper Right: P. Fernandes. Middle Left: D. Hall. Middle Center: J. Callahan. Mid¬ dle Right: B. Maurer. Lower Left: S. Weekes. Lower Right: P. Piersal, D. Ca- sacca. Up soon after the sun during fall, winter, and spring: 4 Upper Left: L. Curtis. Upper Right: C. Vrountas. Lower Left: M. McCormack, C. Pearson. Lower Right: S. Heap. Stff Hurry to your homerooms before the late bell rings. Upper Right: M. Leavitt, D. Gould, G. Smith, T. Blute, D. Campbell. Middle Left: M. Chapin. Middle Right: C. Reynolds, Mrs. Aubrey, D. Hall. Lower Left: M. Zelek. Lower Center: A. Foote. Lower Right: T. Lopes. 1 - M k 1 }• - ■■Eel . ti • MW 1 ii _ Discover Rousseau and the French Revolution; Discuss Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Darwin’s evolution. 6 Upper Right: C. Pearson, D. Waters, S. Heap. Middle Left: L. Flanigan. Middle Right: Mr. Ellis. Lower Left: C. La Cross, Mr. Zabielski. Lower Right: J. Coffin, K. Brouillette. Numbers, angles, and logs fly around your head; Tomorrow’s algebra test is one you truly dread. 7 p; ljj|§|||fj rnmmmmmmMtHtllKfR l. Upper Left: C. He- meon. Upper Right: M. Solimine. Middle Left: M. Chapin. Mid¬ dle Right: G. King. Lower Left: A. Fer¬ reira. Lower Center: C. Heap, S. Hanni- gan, S. Solimine, N. Gerstely, W. Heap. Lower Right: S. Bal¬ dwin. Then gym class where you kick, catch, and run all period long. 10 Upper Left: J. Supple. Upper Right: M. Zelek, M. Paterno. Middle Left: J. Thyng. Middle Center: M. Ca- pozzi, W. Mason. Middle Right: T. Tomasian. Lower Left: D. Brittain. Lower Center: P. Vasconcellos. Lower Right: S. McCarthy. After school join the teams or support them and make Harwich strong . . . 11 Upper Right: K. Luby. Middle Left: J. Chase, S. Weekes, L. Flanigan. Middle Right: R. Gonsalves, K. Troncosa Lower Left: S. Maurer. Lower Right: M. Arsenault. - . - :. _ Upper Left: M. Hanlon, K. Colthart, M. Shelley, Upper Cen¬ ter: M. Hamer. Upper Right: T. Hanlon. Lower Left: D. Rubino, MJaterno ML Walsh. Lower Ihool Band in ■ t Festival. JLb I z A 1 t 1 - 4 . kT L. j 1 j It is true the day will come when high school will be a cameo in our minds. Upper Left: W. Mason, A. Gonsalves, C. Fehrn- strom, C. Fernandes, L. Flanigan. Middle Left: A. Kozar, D. Hemeon. Middle Right: A. Walk¬ er. But it was ours to get to know some friends and more importantly, ourselves; 52 S i:� For in the future, we will look back upon this time and smile. 16 Section Editor: Dustin Pina “Au revoir Monsieur, Bonne chance!” This is what was commonly heard when Monsieur LaFrenier left us after Christmas vacation. After twenty - four years of teaching in the Har¬ wich School System, Monsieur LaFrenier re¬ tired. Ah, Monsieur La¬ Frenier, you will be sore¬ ly missed. After many years of teaching seventh graders in the Junior High, Mr. Carey moved up to the High School this year to fill a vacancy due to Mr. Laraen’s absence. Teach¬ ing in Harwich since 1970, Mr. Carey will re¬ tire at the end of this year. We all wish him good fortune. After six years as a High School data pro¬ cessing instructor, Mr. Zabielski transferred to the Junior High this year. He remains as the HHS girl’s varsity basketball coach. Mr. Larson is on sab¬ batical this year, study¬ ing for yet another Mas¬ ter’s Degree . He is pre¬ sently at the University of California. Mr. Larson will return to HHS next year. Section Editor; Sally Moran 17 ADMINISTRATION Neal F. Todd; Superintendent; Fitchburg SC, BSEd; Boston U.MEd. 9 HARWICH SCHOOL COMMITTEE Mrs. Nancy Capp, Chairman, Mrs. Clotilda Blackmore, Vice-Chm., Mrs. Frances Ballam, Att. Richard Meany, Dr. David DeFerie. yrs. Frederick Ebbett: Ast. Prin.; Curry, BSEd; Bridgewater SC, MEd 21 yrs. Russell K. Noyes; Principal; U. of Maine, BS,MEd; 12 years. 18 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Glenn Bryant; Boston, AB, Bridgewater SC, MEd; 15 years. Frederick Dunford; Guidance Dir.; Clark U. AB; Worcester SC,MEd; 15 yrs. Walter Thompson; Fitchburg SC, BSEd; Bridgewater SC, MEd; 17 yrs. v A ■f mwt SC,, ft ■ A- ' _ 19 iiil ItlilSl _ MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT David Atwood; PI; ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Theodore Tischler; Chmn.; Dartmouth AB; U. of Vermont, MEd; 11 yrs. Patricia M. Farrell; Ohio Dominican College, BA; 6 years. Paul M. Cleveland; Emerson, BS, Boston SC, CAGS; 4 yrs. Carl B. Olson; U. of Mass., BA; Wesleyan U., MA; 10 yrs. Daniel O ' Leary; Don Bosco Coll., BS; Boston SC, MEd; 7 yrs. 1 4 . 22 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Paul Lamontagne; Providence College, BS, BA; 8 years. Maria Sears; Radcliffe College, AB; Harvard, MAT; 13 years. ' Sti Bk Arthur LaFrenier; Fitchburg SC.; Bridgewater SC, MEd +30; 24 yrs. Aline Johnson; La Sorbonne, Paris, BA; 2 years. 23 Timothy Lynch: Chmn . Hartwick Coll., BA; Springfield Kris Larson , Brown U. Wise., MA + 30; 8 yrs. Robert W. McBride; Potomac, A A; Fairmont, BA; M MS+ 30; 8 yrs. SPECIA HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT Marion Eckhardt; Chmn.; PA School of Industrial Arts; Years - 15 Gail Turner; Hollins College; Pratt Institute, B.F.A.: Years - 8 Clare M. Stevens; Montclair State College, B.A.; 5 yrs. Irving Anderson; St. Andrew Pres., B.M.; U. of Lowell, M.M.; 2 yrs. Ralph MacKenzie; Brown Univ., A.B.; Years - 3 26 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Louise Aubrey: Framingha PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ' U.tic Director; Brogn U.,B.S.Ed; Bridgeware S.C Glenn Rose; College of Emporia, B.A.; Years SECRETARY STAFF f Eileen Zelek NURSING STAFF 4 . Anne B. Irwin, R.N.; Cornell U., B.S.; NY Hosp. Nui CAFETERIA STAFF C. Harrison, G. Baska CUSTODIAL STAFF M R. Fields Section Editors: Claire Doherty and Mat¬ thew Zelek 31 IV 1st row: J. Curran, Mgr., J. Van- Hoeck, T. Knott, D. Warren, Capt., H. Vrountas, Capt., T. Brooks, K. Green, Mgr., 2nd row: M. Paterno, M. Ca- pozzi, M. Zelek, C. Pearson, C. He- meon, E. Fehrnstrom, E. Ford, C. Bar¬ rett, L. Flanigan, D. Brittain, F. Ebbet, Coach. Nauset HAR 4 OPP 6 Chatham 8 3 Nantucket 13 7 Sandwich 3 4 Marthas Vineyard 15 5 Provincetown 8 1 Dennis-Yarmouth 2 4 Cape Cod Tech 10 1 1 Nauset 1 7 Nantucket 4 2 Sandwich 3 2 Provincetown 9 2 Marthas Vineyard 5 2 Cape Cod Tech 2 6 Chatham 12 6 1st row: S. Baker, J. Pina, C. Brown, T. McKenna, J. Brooks P. McCarthy. A. Ferreira. 2nd row: M. Learned, R. Pe¬ terson, M. Dunford, C. Vrountas, D. Marini, M. King, J. Dunakin 3rd row: W. McCaskie, A. Hannigan, L. Jus- sila, M. Kelly, J. Brooks, W. Cotell. The rejuvenated edition of the Harwich Rough Riders Baseball squad turned in an excellent 9- 6 season in 1979. The Fred Ebbet-coached team barely missed qualifying for the State Tourna¬ ment on the final day of the season. The Rough Riders were a quality mixture of seasoned veterans and untried rookies up from a very successful J.V. team. Individual honors were attained by Seniors Tom Knott and Harry Vrountas, as well as Sophomore Babe Barrett, each of whom won starting All-Cape and Islands berths. Vrountas and Barrett were also named to the All-Cape squad. Coach Ebbet looks for even better success in the coming year with 9 returning players. 32 Top Left: CLANG! Top Middle: H. Vrountas picks off surprised Nantucket player. Top Right: T. Knott reaches back for a little extra Middle Left: Two dedi¬ cated managers take time out for a little fun Middle: Strike three! Middle Right: M. Paterno prepares to swing into action against Nauset Bottom Left: Can I play now Mr. Ebbet? Bottom Right: Sopho¬ more B. Barrett is lauded for an exception¬ al season 33 For the seventh consecutive season the Harwich softball team captured the Cape and Islands title. This year however, they shared the honor with arch-rival Nauset. It was a gutsy performance by the Rough Riderettes who reached the South Eastern Massa¬ chusetts Finals despite the loss of four pivotal players to graduation the previous season. Exceptional performances were given by Senior pitcher Kari Dolan and by Senior Cindy Heap, the latter of whom was named Player of the Year by the Boston Globe. The Globe also recognized Cheryl Poore as the best coach in Massachusetts this year. A concentrated effort by the Rough Riderettes made this memorable season possible, and though this year’s team will be less four seniors, the driving spirit will doubtlessly remain. 1st row: Nort, mascot. 2nd row: P. Fennell, C. Heap, Kari Dolan, L. Mc¬ Carthy, T. Heap, H. Campbell. 3rd row: C. Poore, coach, P. Lombard, P. Fernandes, P. Ryder, S. Hannigan, S. O’Brien, C. Heap, S. McCormack, W. Brace, H. Kirshner, M. Eldredge, mgr., M. Wawatai, mgr. HAR won won Nauset Chatham Provincetown Cape Cod Tech Sandwich Martha’s Vineyard Nantucket Chatham Provincetown Nauset Cape Cod Tech Martha’s Vineyard Sandwich Nantucket won won won won won lost won lost won won won won 1st row: K. Thayer, L. O’Brien, M. Ferre¬ ira, R. Warren, K. McBride, B. Cahill, S Dill, C. Bates. 2nd row: F. Dunford, coach N. Dunne, R. Hull. Upper Row: The winning combination: good pitching, clutch hitting, and timely fielding. Bottom Left: Determined, P. Lombard awaits the payoff pitch in the key Sandwich game. Bottom Middle: C. Heap snares throw against Nauset. Bottom Right: Waiting for the right moment, S. Hannigan prepares to unleash against Tech. 35 Despite the smashing of five long-standing track and field records, the team tasted victory only once in the ’79 season. Senior Captain John Neal was successful in breaking both the high and low hurdle in addition to the pole vault records. Returning letterman Jim Supple, now holds the school record as well as the Cape and Island record in the 440 yard dash. First year participant Jeff Gomes, demonstrated his ability by capturing the two-mile record. Coach Dan O’Leary expressed his pride in the team through recognition of several athletes who showed exceptional spirit in practice as well as during the actual competition. With the return of seasoned competitors and promising newcomers, Coach O’Leary looks forward to the 1980 season with hope and anticipation. 1st row: S. Young, D. Young, J. Gomes, M. Croteau. 2nd row: D. O’Leary, Coach, J. Supple, M. Moran, N. L’Heur- eux, J. Neal, Capt. HAR OPP Sandwich 66 72 Cape Cod Tech 71 74 Marthas Vineyard 75 60 Nauset 55 62 Sandwich 62 64 Cape Cod Tech 58 87 Marthas Vineyard 71 74 Nauset 58 87 S. Young flies high at Tech. Nineteen seventy-nine proved to be an exciting and productive year for the girl’s varsity track team. Winning all but two meets, and finishing a close second in the Cape and Islands league contest, Coach Burns was justifiably proud of his athletes. Practice was grueling and painful but the work paid off in that not only were two records broken, but several team members finished the season undefeated. Sue McCarthy surpassed the two mile record, and Adrienne Foote hurled the javelin further than any girl in H.H.S. history. Adrienne was also undefeated in this event. Capt. Debbie Dolan showed her skill in the 220-yard dash by remaining unscathed throughout the year. A third athlete who often savored the fruits of victory was Sharlene Gomes, who was undefeated in regular discus competition, in addition to being Cape and Islands 880 yd. champion. Coach Burns, besides the above, made note of the extra effort by Michele Chapin in the mile, and Janie Simard in the long jump and 100-yd. dash. Losing only two competitors, Mr. Burns and the Riderettes look forward to the 1980 season, which appears promising so far as the league title goes. 1st row: J. Simard, S. McCarthy, H. Ramos, mgr., D. Silva, Capt., L. Roesch, D. Dolan, Capt., M. Hanlon, J. Livramento. 2nd row: F. Medeiros, P. Desmaris, L. Cotell, A. Foote, M. Chapin, C. Doherty, E. Nordstrom, R. Burns, Coach. HAR OPP Wareham 40 68 Fairhaven 66 43 Sandwich 70 35 Nantucket 90 22 Nauset 52 67 Marthas Vineyard 69 50 Nantucket 95 20 Sandwich 75 30 Nauset 57 62 Marthas Vineyard 68 50 Nauset 64 51 37 The 1979 tennis team exibited tremendous improvement over their previous season. Hard work determination led the squad to a record year. Strong singles, led by Sophomore Tom Tomasian, and complimentary doubles teams earned the Riders five victories. Coach Kot also cited the efforts of Juniors Jon Thyng and Chris Hayes whose tenacity guided them to more than one triumph on the court. Rick Paulus and Richard Mulcahy as a pair reached the semi - finals of the Cape and Islands tournament. In the singles department, Chris Hayes ventured to the semi - finals of the same tourney. With expectations of even a greater turn out next season, Mr. Kot and the nine returning veterans are optimistic about the 1980 campaign. 1st row: T. Desrochers, T. To¬ masian, M. Ballam, K. Dun¬ bar. 2nd row: S. Baldwin, R. Mulcahy, J. Thyng, C. Hayes, T. Gavigan, S. Kot, Coach. HAR OPP Marthas Vineyard 5 0 Provincetown 3 2 Chatham 1 4 Cape Cod Tech 5 0 Nauset 0 5 Sandwich 1 4 Marthas Vineyard 2 3 Provincetown 3 2 Chatham 2 3 Cape Cod Tech 5 0 Nauset 2 3 Sandwich 0 5 The 1979 Girls tennis team showed marked improvement over their previous campaign. Sporting a 6 - 5 record, the girls were continually competitive in all matches. Leading the way was Senior Martina Stabins who won the singles title in the Cape and Islands Tournament. Another noteworthy Senior was Anu Koskinen, Harwich’s YFU exchange student, who was victorious in several key matches. Maureen Hayes, also a Senior, showed her determining skill in singles as well as doubles. Returning this year will be Robin Peterson, Nancy Gerstley and Midge Osmun. The latter two formed one of the strongest doubles team on the Cape. A sophomore veteran, Julie Paulus will be expected to provide support in doubles this coming season. : ' £ i fM Hff v - Us L A 1 ;V ?! | f J m Ww U. 1st row: C. Duggan, N. Gerst¬ ley, M. Stabins, R. Peterson, M. Curran. 2nd row: A. Kos¬ kinen, M. Osmun, M. Hayes, J. Paulus, G. Kirchener, Coach. 1 Martha’s Vineyard HAR OPP 0 5 Provincetown 3 2 Cape Cod Tech 4 1 Nauset 3 2 Chatham 2 3 Cape Cod Tech 4 1 Sandwich 1 4 Provincetown 3 2 Nauset 3 2 Chatham 1 4 Sandwich 2 3 mmmklM Coming off back - to - back second place finished, the golf team finally attained the coveted number one spot in 1979. Finishing with a spectacular 9-0-1 record, the team was seldom seriously challenged except for an exciting mid - season deadlock with tough Nauset. Coach Glen Bryant was pleased with the supportive attitude and esprit - de - corps of his squad. Ernie Capozzi led the way with an unblemished record of 10 - 0, Peter Morgan was named MVP for his top performances against the opposing competitors, With the anticipated return of several experiences golfers Coach Bryant expects to successfully defend his Cape and Islands crown. 1st row: S. McKenna, E. Ca¬ pozzi, P. Morgan, J. Await. 2nd row: T. Blute, E. Noyes, W. Mason, M. Carroll. Harwich Opponent Nauset 6 3 Chathan 7 2 Sandwich 8 0 Cape Cod Tech 7 1 Martha’s Vineyard 5 4 Nauset 414 414 Chatham 514 314 Sandwich 8 0 Cape Cod Tech 8 0 Marth’s Vineyard 514 314 Cape Cod Tech 8 0 Marth’s Vineyard 514 314 The 1979 Girls Soccer Club cannot be measured in terms of wins and losses. The spirit in which the team played and practiced was shown despite a limited league schedule of three games. Forfeits, lack of funds and a limited amount of players were commonplace throughout the year. First year coach, Charlie Floran, did an outstanding job showing the girls unique style and sense of fair play. Since more than half the competitors were newcomers, the season was as much a learning opportunity as it was an enjoyable experience. Joyce Gomes was named MVP in appreciation for her all around enthusiasm and ability. Freshman Wendy Craig and Junior Heather Campbell showed exceptional talent and adroitness for the sport. With hopes for becoming a varsity team next fall, the girls and Coach Horan are looking forward to a highly competitive 1980 season. 1 w ' Vy $ zL 1 f: feat 1 fesS IS lit . 1st row: C. Bates, W. Craig, L. Kelly, J. Gomes, R. Warren, H. Campbell. 2nd row: K. Nel¬ son, G. Stolz, B. Curran, J. Paulus, C. Doherty, J. McKen¬ na, M. Chapin, D. Souza, C. Horan, Coach. As expected, the field hockey team once again reigned as champions in the Cape and Islands League. They achieved this feat despite the loss of six starters from the previous championship squad. This season also marked their 65th straight win in regular competition. After achieving this noteworthy goal, the team set their eyes on the State Title. This pinnacle, however, was not to be reached as Duxbury eked out a narrow victory in the State Tournament. Sharlene Gomes, Penny Fennell and Cheryl Heap were standouts, and their diligence was rewarded when all three were named to the Cape and Islands All - Star Team. In addition to this honor, goal tender Penny Fennell was named to the Boston Globe team. Sue O’Brien also merited a much deserved honorable mention in the Cape and Islands League. Miss Poore, finally receiving the recognition she deserves, was named Coach of the Year by the Globe. Losing only co-captains Coreen Fernandes and Sharon Hannigan, Miss Poore feels certain of another exemplary season in 1980. 1st row: P. Fennell, Nort. mas¬ cot, J. Simard, T. Heap, S. Hannigan, Capt., J. Livra- mento, C. Heap. 2nd row: C. Poore, Coach, S. McCathy, N. Gerstley, P. Vasconcellos, K. Thayer, L. Cotell, C. Fer¬ nandes, Capt., S. O’Brien, T. Lopes, S. Gomes, S. McCor¬ mick. Harwich Opponent Barnstable 2 1 Martha’s Vineyard 0 0 Provincetown 4 0 Cape Cod Tech 1 0 Chatham 3 2 Sandwich 1 0 Nauset 2 0 Nantucket 2 0 Nauset 2 0 Martha’s Vineyard 1 1 Provincetown 4 0 Cape Cod Tech 1 0 Chatham 3 1 Sandwich 1 0 Nantucket 0 0 1st row: L. Moran, S. Solimine, T. Brown, K. Thayer, H. Ra¬ mos, R. Hull. 2nd row: Dr. Drew, Coach, P. Small, F. Me¬ deiros, C. Rose, S. Dill, N. Dunne, T. Chipman, S. Row- ley. 44 Upper Left: S. McCormack stick handles against Chatham. Upper Right: The bench looks on intently during a tense moment. Middle Left: C. Fernandes races back to defend against a rush. Middle Right: Lead¬ ing scorer, C. Heap, tones up her skills. Lower Left: Coach Poore shows she juggles more than her team. Lower Right: The team takes time out to review second half strate¬ gy- 45 With the return of 11 talented lettermen the Harwich hooters begin the ’79 season with high expectations. Beginning with grueling late summer practices, the team slowly worked themselves into top physical condition. Although they sported a 7 - 5 record, they did not perform to pre - seasons expectations. The loss of two tough decisions to Chatham and M.V. dampened the Tournament hopes of Harwich, the pinnacle of the ' 19 campaign was a last second victory over tournament bound Sandwich Blue Knights. Coach Glen Rose was pleased with the heart and dedication of his young squad. Due to injuries and absentees though, he felt the team seldom was at full strength. Individual honors were won by Joe Thibert, who was named M.V.P. Lance Rose commanded team scoring honors. Next year will prove difficult with the loss to graduation of 13 Seniors, but a returning solid nucleus should guide the team through. 1st row: S. Baker, L. Flanigan, M. Ross, J. Foster, L. Rose, G. Souza, C. Brown, E. Cappozzi, M. Capozzi. 2nd row: T. O’Brien, J. Thibert, capt., P. McCarthy, C. Hemeon, C. Fernstrom, capt., T. Taylor, C. Pearson, D. Marini, D. Waters, W. Mason, M. Zelek, capt., A. Ferreira, M. Paterno, J. Hodg¬ kins, M. Carroll, M. Leavitt. Falmouth HAR OPP 1 9 Duxbury 0 5 Nauset 1 7 Cape Tech 3 1 M.V. 2 3 D.Y. 5 1 Sandwich 3 2 Chatham 1 4 P.Town 1 0 Nauset 0 5 Cape Tech 4 1 M.V. 6 1 Sandwich 3 4 Chatham 2 6 P.Town 3 0 1st row: W. Cotell, A. Steeg- stra, J. Kelly, D. Gonsalves, P. Fehrnstrom. 2nd row: A. No yes, D. Condry, M. Learned, N. Foster. 3rd row: D. Luce, M. Brown, E. Jones, J. Pina, J. Marini. 46 Upper Left: M. Zelek pre¬ pares to control ball against cross - town rival Tech. Up¬ per Middle: D. Waters forces his way past Blue Knight booter. Upper Right: Netminder T. O’Brien springs out to smother a rebound. Middle Left: C. Fehrnstrom accepts kudos for a fine effort. Mid¬ dle Right: L. Rose dekes out opposing player. Bottom Left: Concentration is the key as G. Souza launches a crucial pass. Bottom Mid¬ dle: E. Capozzi. A new club was introduced to Harwich High this year, cross country. In their maiden season the team won three meets. This does not sound that impressive, but it is the best that any introductory team has ever done in the history of the league. Even League Champion Cape Cod Tech, failed to win a single meet in their opening season. Coach Don Bates did an excellent job with the limited squad he had to work with. Senior Jim Supple took 1st place in all three victories and also finished in 1st place for Harwich in all meets. Senior Chris Hayes and Junior Peter Kelley plus Sophomores Jeff Gomes and Rick Comeau, all turned in fine season performances. Jim Supple took M.V.P. Honors for his truly superb season. The team strives for perfection next year and hopes to battle for the League Championship. 1st row: J. Gomes, M. Russell, R. Comeau, V. Bresnahan 2nd row: P. Kelley, J. Supple, C. Hayes, S. Baldwin, A. Hanni- gan. 1st row: L. Hayes. 2nd row: M. DeDominicis, B. Curran, H. Perry, R. Warren. 3rd row: E. Hanlon 49 The 1979-80 basketball squad’s season can not be measured in terms of wins or losses. The team lacked the turnout they had hoped for and thus were slightly undermanned most of the year. This allowed for much playing time for numerous underclassmen and this valuable experience will be a great aid for the seasons to come. The team was anchored by Jr. center Matthew Barry, who again showed why he is considered one of the top players on the Cape. He sported over a fourteen points per game average. Sr. Brad Kelly provided much leadership along with a twelve points per game average. Coach Rose looks forward to next year with the return of many experienced players who hopefully will put Harwich back on the upper echelon of the Cape and Islands League. 1st row: E. Capozzi, B. Lopes, D. Livramento, P. Blackmore 2nd row: A. Hannigan, M. Kelly, M. Crowley, M. Barry, D. Brittain, M. Carroll HAR OPP Bourne 55 71 Blackstone 58 70 Norfolk 66 70 M-V 67 88 Provincetown 83 55 C.C. Tech 41 81 Chatham 44 46 Sandwich 36 53 Nauset 47 72 Nantucket 52 68 M-V 43 56 Provincetown 50 62 C.C. Tech 51 54 Chatham 35 43 Sandwich 52 49 Nauset 49 62 Nantucket 68 69 1st row: T. Blute, D. Gon¬ salves, J. Parent, R. Knox, E. Await, M. Pina, K. Bresnahan 2nd row: T. McQueen, A. Hannigan, B. Bonatt, L. Jus- sila, B. Cotell, M. Kelly, B. McCaskie, J. Await, coach, L. Miranda. 50 This page sponsored by Robert V. Scanned. UpperLeft: M. Barry snares rebound. Upper Center: Carl “Mr. Spirit” Pearson leads row¬ dy fans. Upper Right: A. Hannigan looks to reject shot. Middle Left: M. Croteau launches jumper against Sandwich. Middle Center: D. Brittain sends up one of his pat¬ ented “Long Range Bombs.” Middle Right: Four Harwich players vie for rebound. Lower Left: Agile M. Barry steals midcourt pass. Lower Right: D. Livramento goes up for two. 51 This page sponsored by The Harwich Town Nurses. The girls’ basketball team entered the 79-80 season with high hopes. Their record was not as good as expected but throughout the year the squad exemplified team spirit and hustle. Led by new-comer Carol LaCross and senior veteran Adrienne Foote the girls had a respectable 7-9 rocord. Highlights included a midseason victory over rival Nauset and a couple of close losses to champion Martha’s Vineyard. It was a young squad and with the expected return of many underclassmen the girls hope to vie for the league title once again in the coming years. 1st row: K. Thayer, manager, C. Heap, P. Fennell, C. La- Crosss. 2nd row: S. O’Brien, C. McBride, P. Flynn, L. Za- bielski, coach, A. Foote, S. Gomes, L. Cotell. HAR OPP D-Y 44 49 Wareham 38 49 Wareham 28 59 Falmouth 48 41 Martha’s Vineyard 49 54 Provincetown 41 37 C. C. Tech 42 18 Chatham 35 44 Sandwich 33 41 Nauset 45 41 Nantucket 41 20 Martha’s Vineyard 49 54 Provincetown 41 31 C. C. Tech 64 35 Chatham 43 60 1st row: C. Rose, N. Whitney, C. Bates, W. Craig, C. Reyn¬ olds, S. Solimine, L. Moran. 2nd row: G. Kirschner, coach, G. Stoltz, S. Dill, N. Dunne, A. McBride, M. Thayer, P. Small, B. Curran, M. Pena, M. M. Shelley, manager. 52 This page sponsored by Carol Topolewski, M.D.. Upper Left: C. Gomes scrambles for loose ball. Upper Right: A. Foote shoots over Sandwich. Middle Left: A. Foote drives baseline. Middle Center: P. Fennell soars in for two. Middle Right: C. Gomes throws up a one hander. Lower Left: C. LaCross angles toward basket. Lower Right: C. La- Cross tries to keep possession. 53 Repeating as champions is generally regarded as one of the toughest things to do in sports. Try telling that to the Harwich hockey team who again reigned at the top of the Cape and Island League with a 13-1-1 record. Consistency and team work marked this squad as they rarely had an off night. Defense was a question mark going into the season but the young players rose to the challenge to make it one of the team’s strong points. Captain Joe Thibert more than once dazzeled the opposition with rink long rushes and showed why many consider hime to be one of the most talented players on the Cape. Junior center, Chuck Brown was leading the team, as well as the league, in scoring entering the final game. Senior, George King, was second on the team in scoring, while also being one of the league’s more aggressive performers. Any good hockey team needs good goal tending and Harwich was fortunate enough to have a spectacular goal tender in the person of John Hodgkins. He topped the league in goals against average and also had the most shutouts. The team looks forward to post season play and hopes to bring home the State Championship. 1st tow: J. Thibert, T. McKen¬ na, T. Luce, J. Pina, C. Brown, P. Hewins, J. Hodgkins, M. Paterno, manager. 2nd row: T. Hall, A. Mason, M. Reynolds, A. Walker, G. King, J. Supple, M. King, Bob Brackett, coach. HAR D-Y Sandwich Cape Tech Nauset P-Town Chatham Nauset Sandwich Chatham P-Town Cape Tech Sandwich Nauset P-Town Chatham OPP 4 6 3 7 2 7 9 9 7 11 5 5 5 4 6 4 0 2 0 1 1 2 1 1 4 1 1 0 8 1 Upper Left: Harwich huddles to congratulate each other after a fine effort. Upper Right: C. Brown battles for position. Middle Left: T. Hall hustles back to defense position. Middle Center: Alert T. Hall waits for action. Middle Right: C. Brown looks to rush. Lower Left: M. King delivers a crushing check. Lower Center: J. Supple fights for position. Lower Right: J. Hodgkins with a kick save. 55 i ..fflBWi aHI .Ammmm BF I 1 1 ' v Li ■ . i 4 vT|H� BAND Under Mr. Ander¬ son’s (“Irv’s”) guid¬ ance, the band has made great strides — marching, that is. They received new uniforms this year, and their blue and gold colors were a striking addition to the Cranberry Harvest Festival Parade this September. Working under adverse condi¬ tions, the band has done remarkably well. After a great perfor¬ mance in the annual Winter Concert, the group is now rehears¬ ing songs for the Spring Concert. In ad¬ dition to the concerts, a record of last year’s band music was re¬ leased just recently. The first one ever! After their recording debut, their perfor¬ mance in the 1979 Seafest Parade was taped and aired on Channel 11. 1st row: D. Chipman, M. Colthart, P. Ryder, K. Thayer, M. Paterno, T. Hanlon, L. Naylor. 2nd row: M. Frederickson, J. Loftus, M. Brown, D. Condry, W. Craig, P. Tarr, D. Chipman, M. Shelley. 3rd row: S. Wickstrom, H. Thistle, T. Chipman, D. Rubino, Walsh, M. O’Donnell, M. Hamer, P. Scichilone, T. Desrochers. 4th row: T. Deck, R. Clapp, K. O’Donnell, M. Hanlon, McCormick, J. Hadley, C. Vrountas, D. Gonsalves, K. Cahoon, M. Dunford, G. Rounseville. 58 co 2 ORCHESTRA Listen to the music room sometime while the orchestra is hard at work, and you will hear the delightful strains of Bach and Vivaldi. The orchestra under Mr. An¬ derson’s direction, has done a fine job this year, especially in the Winter Concert. Eight industrious members; Holly Thistle, Theresa Hanlon, Mark Ballam Jay Brooks, Mike Dunford, Mike Kopp, Lauren Stevenson and Eric Barca audi¬ tioned and were accepted for the S.E. Dis¬ trict Music Festival! Two of the chosen, Theresa Hanlon and Michael Kopp, were also accepted in the Allstate Orchestra. Both are great honors for any high school musician. Furthermore, there is a Percus¬ sion Ensemble where the students are al¬ lowed to expand their musical abilities, not just in performance, but also in arranging and writing. Orchestra 1st row: M. Valentine, M. Ballam, S. McCormick, T. Hanlon, L. Stevenson, M. Kopp. 2nd row: M. O Donnell, S. Cahoon P. Tarr, K. Duggan, J. Clapp, I. Anderson, conductor 3rd row: J. Brooks, S. Maurer, C. Vrountas, L. Naylor, S. Wikstrom, T. Deck 4th row: K. Cahoon, M. Crowley, M. Hamer, P. Scichilone, G. Rounseville, C. Votolato, M. Dunford, T. Desrochers. 59 CHORUS After a grand performance in the Winter Concert, the Chorus is striving to reach higher goals. As we go to press, the Chorus has plans for an exchange concert with the High School Chorus from Parsippany, New Jersey. To earn money for the trip, the Chorus has sponsored its annual Pot Luck Supper, a candle sale, a square dance, and there are still more activities to come! Under the direction of Mrs. Claire Stevens, the Chorus enjoys a variety of music, and, for the first time, there are Chorus uniforms! In addition to the numerous activities the entire Chorus participates in, there is also the largest Madrigal group ever this year! The Madrigal group specializes in performing seventeenth century music. First Row: H. Ramous, J. Clapp, H. Thistle, T. Chipman, M. Troncoso - Duran, T. Hanlon, H. Perry, M. Pina, E. Hanlon, M. Hanlon, L. Hayes, D. Bassett, K. Campbell, C. Coleman. Second Row: M. O’Donnell, D. Roza, K. Colthart, M. Walsh, W. Cotell, M. Dunford, C. Stevens, D. Black, J. Fox, D. Chipman, R. Hull, J.Thyng, D. Chipman, M. Shelley. Third Row: A. Smith, C. Jennings, S. Higgins, A. Murphy, L. Naylor, F. Meideros, B. Welch, A. McBride, M. Samuelson, D. Doherty, S. Wickstrom, S. Cahoon, K. O’Donnell, M. Britain. 60 First Row: J. Clapp, H. Thistle, D. Black, R. Welch, D. Bassett, R. Hull. Second Row: K. Colthart, C. Jennings, T. Chipman, M. Samuelson, M. Hanlon. Third Row: W. Cotell, T. Hanlon, C ; Stevens. STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE C. Fehrnstrom, T. Hanlon, J. Foster — Not photographed: E. Noyes, B. Kelley. H J O F m ml t r SEP STUDENT COUNCIL 1st row: J. Walker, A. Cole, S. Coleman, N. Whitney. 2nd row: M. Samuelson, C. Vrountas, C. Fehrnstrom, T. Gavigan, E. Capozzi. 3rd row: M. Capozzi, M. Zelek, J. Thibert, P. Kelley. 61 THE SENTINEL This year, the Newspaper is better than ever! The ambitious staff, composed mainly of Freshmen and Ju¬ niors, is working very diligently with its advisor, Mr. O’Leary, to make the Sentinel an exceptional High School paper. The paper reports on not only school news, but also on world events and current issues. Mr. O’Leary and the staff plan on the Sentinel being an educational, interesting journal, and playing a larger part in school activities: It’s on its way! 1st row: A. Cole, K. Duggan, M. Russell, J. Dudevoir, J. King. 2nd row: N. Whitney, P. Small, P. Fehrnstron, K. Bresnahan, R. Ellis. 3rd row: D. O’Leary, advisor, J. Foster, T. Gavigan, M. Barry, P. Holmes, V. Bresnahan. BITTERSWEET As we go to press, the Literary Magazine, Bittersweet, will be published. It will be a culmi¬ nation of two years’ work, and will be super! The Magazine opens opportunities for students to develop their creative talents in both writing and artwork. The staff and its advisor, Miss Farrell, are working diligently on gathering original artwork and poetry, and producing a magazine which will reflect the thoughts and emotions of teenagers today. 1st row: J. Simard, D. Bassett 2nd row: M. Walsh, J. Sokale, J. Foster. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society 1st tow: S. Moran, R. Pina, T. Hanlon, S. Holmes, J. Sokale, J. Foster, J. McKenna, M. Ross, J. Callahan, R. Ryder, D. Bassett. 2nd row: A. Foote, P. Ryder, N. Gerstley, C. Doherty, A. Hunt, S. Weekes, C. Hemeon, J. Thibert, G. Rounseville. 3rd row: J. Thyng, J. Coffin K Brouillette, A. Walker, C. Hayes, D. Waters, W. Mazenac, C. Pearson, J. Supple, M. Zelek, A. O’Brien HIGH SCHOOL BOWL TEAM High School Bowl 1st row: S. Moran 2nd row: B. Cove, C. Fehrnstrom, C. Pearson J. Foster, N. Gerstley 63 A.F.S. CLUB Since its beginning in 1973, the A.F.S. Club has become an active group participate in both school and community activities. This year, es¬ pecially, the A.F.S. membership has alm ost doubled since it opened its doors to Junior High students. Un¬ der the guidance of Mr. Wainwright, the members sponsored a booth in the Cranberry Havest Festival as well as a dance for the school. New A.F.S. friends visiting this year are Monica “Kika” Troncoso Duran from Cauguanes, Chile, and Suvi Wikstrom arriving from Tusku, Fin¬ land. Along with encouraging for¬ eign students to visit here, A.F.S. sent its first Winter program student abroad! Peter Michelsen, a senior, spent most of 1979 in Thailand, and he returned in March, 1980. Our A.F.S. club is doing its part in bringing the world close together! 1st row: J. Thyng, T. Chipman, M. Troncoso - Duran, S. Wickstrom, R. Hull, K. McBride. 2nd row: L. O’Brien, D. Chipman, D. Doherty, J. Gomes, S. Higgins. 3rd row: D. Mason, J. Thyng, S. Zuspan, M. Shelley, D. Chipman. WINGS OF HARWICH Enjoy soaring into the “wild blue yonder?” If so, this club is for you! The Wings of Har¬ wich, along with their advisor, Mr. Wain¬ wright, dedicate themselves to the joy of flying, and to help others enjoy it. Every year, the club sponsers “Fly - Days”, when every¬ body interested in planes, or just looking for “something different” to pass an afternoon, can come for a plane ride over the Cape. These “Fly - Days” help to raise money for their many activities and trips. Last year, the “Wings” visited Washington, D.C. and the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum — where will they travel to this year? Two of the members, Mike Solimine and Andrew Walk¬ er, have such an interest in flying that they have received their Pilot’s Licenses! It’s been a fun year for the “wings!” 64 1st row: G. Young, J. Bastell, T. Perry, D. Parent. 2nd row: D. Bassett, M. Black, C. Bonatt, E. Capozzi, 3rd row: J. Thyng, J. Thyng, A. Walker, M. Paterno, M. Solimine, D. Waters, W. Mazanec. Section Editors: Freshman: Joanne McKenna Sophomore: Janine Hall Juniors: Lynn Curtis 65 CLASS OF 1983 Carol Adams Stephanie Allard Melissa Alves Class Officers: Robert Ellis, Secretary; Kevin Bresna- han, President;; Joseph King, Vice-President. Not photographed Richard Dennis, Treasurer and Mr. Dunford, Advisor. Eric Await Clayton Bonatt Deidre Black Cathy Blackmore Kevin Bresnahan Matthew Brown William Brown Debbie Chipman Donna Chipman Amy Cole Timothy Collins Michelle Colthart Rebecea Clapp David Condrey Christopher Cowan Wendy Craig Richard Dennis Joseph Dodson Paul Fehmstrom Jay Filteau Jennifer Fox Faith Friedman John Giannelli Lome Giroux Christine Gould Jane Hadley Thomas Haggerty Christopher Hall Scott Hauver Lisa Havens Joseph Hodgkins Eric Jones Michael Jussila Lovie Kelley John Kelly Joseph King Jeanne Loftus Thomas Luce Christopher Mackie Patrik Marceline John Marini David Mason Amy McBride Anthony McQueen Lars Michelson Lucy Moran Christopher Morrisey Janet Murphy Marjorie Naylor Timothy Nealy Steven O’Brien Karen O’Donnell Hope Our Jeff Parent Pamela Small Christopher Smith Suzanne Solimine Randall Souza Eric Stearns Arjen Steegstra Dennis Westgate Holly Wickstrom Wesley Wilkey Nancy Williams Pamela Woodruff FRESHMEN NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Eric Barney T. Paul Kirchner Sean Bunzick Scott Kline Cindy Eklund Michael Kopp Lisa Fernandes Alison Smith Harold Gonsalves Timothy Smith William Gronroos Dianna Souza Arthur Hall Alvin Urton Darin Karras Nancy Whitney 69 CLASS OF 1982 Carolyn Anderson John Await Class Officers: Trudy Heap, Treasurer; Tracey Brown, President; Jane Simard, Vice President; Heidi Leugers, Secretary; Miss Farrell, Advisor. Domenic Bachand Erik Barca Cynthia Bates Roger Bennett Thomas Blute Bradley Bonatt Cassandra Britton Tracey Brown Julianne Burnham Bruce Bushey Bridgett Cahill Brian Caldwell Elizabeth Callahan Dawn Casacca Cynthia Chase Sara Chase Donald Campbell Krista Campbell Michael Croteau Elizabeth Curran Cynthia Davis David Day Timothy Deck Maria DeDominicis Sharon Dill Kathleen Duggan Keith Dunbar Nancy Dunne Meg Ferreira Joseph Fiandaca James Foster Robert Fields Janice Flynn Lori Gingras Gilbert Gomes Jeffrey Gomes Beth Greenhalgh Timothy Hall Elizabeth Hanlon 71 r Allen Hannigan Lauren Hayes Joan Hazelhurst Trudy Heap Paul Hewins Robin Hull Christina Jennings Lome Jussila Matthew Kelly Robert Kingsbury Robert Knox Michael Learned Faith Medeiros Andrew Metz Anne Mitchell Jennifer Moran Elizabeth Nefzger Russell Noyes David Leger Heidi Leugers Kathleen Linnell Don Livramento Mary Lopes Mike Pena Heather Perry Jeff Pina Joel Pina Holly Ramos Cheryl Reynolds Sally Rowley Debbie Russell Miranda Samuelson Kathy Seibold Jane Simard Pamela Smith Valarie Stearns Christopher Taloumis Kimberly Thayer Jennifer Thyng Mary Beth Vegenas Matthew Valentini Gregory Vicino Cheryl Viera Scott Votolato Christopher Vrountas Sarah Wagstaff Jeff Wiggin SOPHOMORES NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Barry Bessette Lisa Monteiro Stephen Cockman Patricia Piersall William Connell Chris Small Steven Kline Glenn Smith Eric Limbacher Thomas Taylor David Wilson Mary Ann Woodland Sara Zuspan 7j4 Class Officers: Mr. Bryant, Advisor; Steven Murphy, Treasurer; Chuck Brown, Vice-President; Karyn Coleman, Secretary; Cheryl Heap, President. CLASS OF 1981 Wendy Allard David Armstrong Shawn Baker Sherrill Baldwin Mark Ballam John Barber Matthew Barry Charles Barrett Beth Bergeron Paul Blackmore Edmond Bourke Vincent Bresnahan Jay Brooks Elizabeth Brosius Charles Brown Stacy Cahoon Heather Campbell Ernest Capozzi Sue Chase Jennifer Clapp 75 EMM Caryn Coleman Kathleen Colthart Michael Crowley Jean Curran Patricia Currey Richard Cushing Robert Cushing Helen Davis Timothy Dearborn Robin Dill Timothy Dion Kevin Duggan Jeffrey Dunakin Michael Dunford Kathy Eldredge Penny Fennell Adam Ferreira Debra Fiandaca Maura Hanlon Lisa Harpster Debra Havens Barbara Hayes Cheryl Heap Philip Holmes Sharon Holmes James Hunt Michelle Iacavello Jon Jones Bradley Kaplan Peter Kelly Michael Kirschner Kenneth Kline Margaret Knight Karen Kvitten Grant L’Heureux Joy Livramento Joyce Livramento James Loftus Robert Lopes James Luce Donald Marini Susan Maurer Kathleen McBride Paul McCarthy Susan McCarthy Suasn McKenna Christian Metz Peter Morgan Steven Murphy Catherine Naylor Laura Naylor Karyn Nelson 77 Marie Norris Winthrop Norsworthy Eric Noyes Maureen O’Donnell Timothy O’Brien Natasha Osborne Maria Paterno Russell Peterson Monica Pires Pamela Primeau Deane Reade Lance Rose Deanna Rubino Mary Shepherd Marion Smith Gary Souza Susan Swenson Patricia Tarr Sandra Truscott I Patricia Vasconcellos Maureen Walsh JUNIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Tyler Barney Hollene Greene Lauren Higgins Michael King Peter Linnell William McCarthy Richard Mulcahy Sue Small Chris Stoltz Arthur Tavano Nina Thomas Thomas Tomasian John Twitchell 78 79 DWAYNE J. ENNES September 9, 1961 - June 21, 1978 Little did we know that morning, What sorrow the day would bring. The call was sudden, The shock severe. To part with one we loved so dear. You went away suddenly, We never said goodbye. Though we believe God knows best, We also wonder why. Sadly missed, but not forgotten. o Section Editor: Chris Fehrnstrom MICHELLE DAWN ARSENAULT H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Art School Activities: Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Tennis team 1,2; Cheer¬ leading 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Prom Comm.; Sr. Ban¬ quet Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Class Secretary 3. Blondie — We are the devil twins. — Lil + Karen “Double Trouble” — Big D — “Crankin’’ — Jagged on J.D. — Tigers — 9 7 79 — 1 29 80 — Kegs — Keewin, Swat, Shell, Di, FeFe + the gang! — wasted weekends — G.R. — Smokin’. STEPHEN WILSON BALDWIN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Ski Club 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Cross Country 4; Senior Play; Christmas Tree Sale. Hey BoBo — It’s been intense, but the visual is out of focus. — Wrong — Bellow + Urk. JOANNE BARTON H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Johnson -I- Wales Activities: Student Council 1; Soccer 1; Cheerleading 1; Christmas Tree Sale. Josephina! — Bugs — Rooth the booth — Juls, my sweetheart — Where’s the party? — New Years Eve Party — The gang — Grateful Dead — Bertha — J B Scotch — Mike 1-4-3 — ECHO. DONNA MARIE BASSETT H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 2,3,4; Literary Magazine 2,3 (Editor); National Hon¬ or Society; Yearbook Section Editor; Christmas Tree Sale; Cape Cod Festival 4. “Oh” — Donna B. — J.S. — “Hoss” — Patty — Me head lettuce wrapper? — MATH (Sigh) — “Shutter bug” — Washington!! — Greece, here I come! — Robert Wagner for President? — Music makes a beautiful world. DAVID BOULAY JAMES PATRICK BOURKE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1; Floor Hockey; Christmas Tree Sale. Bev — Bugs — Biff — Blake — Brooks — Croz — Our — J-L — G-K — Hem — Hop — Ultimate Friz — ‘Shrooms — Whatsup? — Dead — Kansas — Skynard — catch you all much later — Down Hilling in Col. 82 MARY ELIZABETH BRENNAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Allegro — “Hello Dolly” — “It was all Daley’s idea!” Rhondy, are we insane? — Hey Joanne, where’s your weasel? — Commodores “Still” “Easy” — Schaefer — Horses — Peter, Kevin, Georges Pizza — Mus¬ tang — Turkey — Hee-Hee. DANIEL C. BRITTAIN H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball I , 2 , 3 , 4 . Yea Dog! 3000 — Octoberfest — Neil Young —- Crazy Horse — 335’s St. Louis Bud. — Egg and I — Sugar Mountain E Buzz Miller — THE WHO — Baba O’Reilly. KEVIN PAUL BROUILLETTE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. . Fut. Plans: College Activities: Prom Comm.; Sr. Banq.; Christmas Tree Sale; National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff; Sen¬ ior Play. 1-4-3 Sarah — Ug! JW — Hi Guy! — Hey Ross, wease — “I’m outta here!” — “I still respect you.” — “Punchy, Punchy, Punchy!” — Hey Rat — Hey Ca- hoon — Later! — Mrs. E-Truck! KEVIN WALTER CAHOON H. H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Service - Music Activities: Baseball 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra I, 2,3,4; Christmas Tree Sale; Percussian Ensemble 3,4; Chorus. Shick — Hammer Jack — Mary blew a fuse — Yeh Shemp — Allright Andy — B.C. — Drums — Huey — Eddie, Bolton — Take it easy Denny — Later Irv — I’m free. JAMES MATHEW CALLAHAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Tennis 1; Baseball 2; School Musical 2; National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff; Christmas Tree Sale. Stop + Shop — Opel Mania — But officer, my speedometer is broken! — Did you do your calculus? MICHAEL A. CAMPBELL H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Referee for professional Hockey Activities: Soccer 1,2; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Senior Play; Christmas Tree Sale Hey Rat Man — Disco Kev — pizza man — Jackson Browne, Running on Empty — That car is a _box — Hi leggs-triple x. 83 WENDIE LEIGH CLEMENCE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Chatham Drama - “South Pacific” “Grant that I may not judge my neighbor until I have first walked a mile in his shoes.” MICHAEL FRANCIS CAPOZZI H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Marine Biology Activities: Soccer 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball I, 2,3,4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Sr. Class Play; Floor Hockey 3; ECHO ’78. Robin, 8 79 7 — Tower, Sup. — Matt, Roscoe’s fine. — Sorry Chris — PB. — I see Uranus. — HUH? — Richit — Gus — Ya Undastand. — Breakwind — Prom — Pousette-Dart — Tahitian Treat — Yep, see ya later. MICHAEL H. W. CARROLL H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Travel Activities: Spanish Club; Football 1,2; Gymnastics I, 2; Soccer 3,4; Christmas Tree Sale; Ski Club 4; Basketball 4; Track 4. Stroh’s! — Molson — Spain ’78 — Binge weekends — TTD — Hockey Games — Budweiser quarts — Sex, drugs rock ‘n’ roll — Grateful Dead — the Who — Neil Young — “Shattered” — Kamikaze — ‘Shrooms. MICHELE FRANCES CHAPIN H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Field Hockey 1; Gymnastics 1,2,3; Track I, 2,3,4; Soccer 2,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Christmas Tree Sale; Class Treasurer 1,2.; “Go for it” — Rio Gladas — Gretel — S.K. — “Seabrook” — UMass — Bitta Party! — Michelob — munch! — “The Gang” — “Little Deb” — Track — 231 — J.T. 3 2, 2,3 — Red River — Heather — Rodney — Elouise — “Mrs. R.”. JENNIFER LAURA CHASE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Track 1,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Sr. Class Play. Bitta — Yin-Yang — Fifi — Red River Beach and the gang — Rainbows — the Cars — Come on Baby right now — Chin — Bob-a-j — Go wild Ruth — Genny Cream Ale — Ike honi — aloha-au-ua — Blondie. JOHN WILLIAM COFFIN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Communications Activities: National Honor Society; Christmas Tree Sale; Yearbook Staff. Am protesting. Twenty-five words are not enough to write the things I want to. Glad that’s settled. Now, -(What d’ya mean, there’s -A?.- ' . no more room?) LAURA LEE COTELL H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: College Activities: Field hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Soft- ball 1,2; Track 3,4. April, 1979 “1V ” — Kathi, can I use your comb — wow — Dom, let’s go to the mail — Allen, smile — Berta, Heather ride in my ... box — Don’t let me tell you. BRIAN PHILIP COVE H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Christmas Tree Sale; Ski Club 4; Soccer 2; Floor hockey 1,2; Senior Play; Intramural ice hockey I . Weeze — Ring Bros — Byron Cole — au revoir Mamselle Marie — “You’re next, Baby” — Yawn’s Playhouse — B.B’s punished — Barney — the Port Characters. LYNN ANN CURTICE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Cheerleading 1; Student Council 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Senior Banquet Comm. 4; Christmas Tree Sale 4; Yearbook Staff 4. “Sweepea” — Mike 10 25 78 — Chevy van Florida bound — Hey Cin and Lyndy — “Powerhitters — Jackson Browne — Reunite — C.C.C.C.T.L.C.L.K.C.H.S.B.B.L.P.A.D. — C.U. in the coconuts! — Thanks Weeze! — smiley. C. MICHAEL DE DOMINICIS H.H.S. Course: Business - Art Fut. Plans: College. Travel. Activities: A.F.S. Frisco — Embarcadaro Center — Let’s do the Time Warp again — M.H. where are you? CLAIRE ELLEN DOHERTY H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: Field hockey 1,2; Ski Club 1,4; Soccer 3,4; Track 3,4; National Honor Society; Yearbook Sec¬ tion Editor; Christmas Tree Sale; Senior Banquet Committee. Friendly’s — H.J.T. — Yafa — Bank Street — Sheraton — 1 1 79 — Full Moons P.Bay, Switch! - Brown(e) — Champagne ? — Wayside Inn — Sounds like fun — No “A” — 22 — 1-4-3 TMH, CMG — 75 — Yup — See ya later. RUTH ANNE DUNNE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Varsity Track 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Banquet Committee 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Christmas Tree Sale 4. Ruthie Babe — Pocahontas — Roots — The Gang — 11 4 78 — Party — crunchies — Mercedes-Benz — Wychmere — Frances — 6 30 79 — Nahant — Joanne and Bugs — Rainbows — Lehigh U. Ribbons — Killer — “Prep” — That’s life, kids!! 85 MONICA ODETTE TRONCOSO DURAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Chorus; A.F.S. Club; Ski Club; Senior Play. It’s great to be “imported”!! Once I was unhappy because I didn’t understand people’s talk. Then I was told, “before Christmas you’ll speak so well that we will have to tell you to shut-up.” I’m “afraid” it’s true. CHRISTOPHER FRANCIS FEHRNSTROM H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: Varsity Soccer 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Freshmen Class President; Student Advisory Council to School Comm. 4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff; Christmas Tree Sale. Genesee and Jams — “Check it out, Gade” — Chap- piquintley — Hooter Room — “We are going to blow your face out” — ‘shroom out in Bill’s room — COREEN ANN PATRICIA FERNANDES H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Field hockey 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Cheerlead¬ ing 3,4; Basketball 1; Softball 1; Echo 79 — Junior Prom Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Senior Play. Cori — Rte. 28 — Mark — Maureen, Maureen! — Summer of ’79 — I do see Indians — Hi Sal?! — Do a crosscountry Adrienne? — Terry, what page?? — PAMELA MARIE ANN FERNANDES H. H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Air Force Activities: Soccer 1,2,3; Basketball 1,4; Softball I, 3,4; Track 2. Funny Face — Summer of ’79 — Good Times — Diane, let’s check out the village — Manhattans — Dee Dee, are you giving up the prix this weekend? — LYNN ELIZABETH FLANIGAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Field hockey 1,2; Soccer 3; Softball 1; Ski Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Senior Banquet Comm.; Ju¬ nior Prom Comm., Christmas Tree Sale; Senior Play Sounds good to me! — Paranoia sets in — Psychos — But of course, Stephanie — V-tree — Rowdy Chick- ies! — Ribee — Led Zepplin — Rainbow Van — Remember 9 7 79 my love. ADRIENNE GIRAUD FOOTE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Undecided. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 2; Student Council 3; Junior Prom Comm. Senior Banquet Comm; Christmas Tree Sale; Year¬ book Staff; Senior Play. Hi Rose — Not Maureen, Coreen! — Cross-country? — Michelob — Wasted — I’d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the Saints, only the good die young. JOHN THOMAS FOSTER RENE JOYCE NICHOLE GONSALVES H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Co-Editor; Floor Hockey 3; Student Advisory Comm. 4; High School Bowl Team 3,4; Ski Club 4. Genesee Cream Ale — “crashed” — Sleaze Bar — the Punisher — Playhouse — 2000 Party — Rocky Horror — sparkies — the Killer — B-hits — Yale — Dartmouth ’78 — Buzzmobile I+II— the Cars — Red River — Bill’s 15 — Purmackene — bones —- ’Shrooms — B.Y.F.O. NANCY SUZANNE GERSTLEY H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Field Hockey 1,2,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Christ¬ mas Tree Sale; Yearbook Staff; Carousel - scenery; National Honor Society; Ski Club 1,4; Wings of Har¬ wich 3; Student Advisory Comm.; Honor Bowl 3,4; Prom Comm.; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Senior Play; Bos¬ ton Globe and National Art Shows. Friendly’s — 11 19 78 — 5 7 79 — Old Yarmouth Inn — Summers — Bank Street Beach — Hollywood ’79 — Woodskunk Maine — Excellent — Party! — Get Psyched! — Looks Bleak! — Jotto Champs? — J. Browne E. Carmen — Go for it! — Nauset Beach — Later. WILLIAM LEE GIROUX H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Ski Club 3,4; School Play 1,2; Yearbook Staff; Business Club 3,4. “It must have been the roses.” — “It looks like rain.” — Dead Head — B-Hits in Bill’s room. — “Pun¬ ished” — Psilocybin — Wasted — Michelob — J.D. — Yibb’s — Thanks C.C. — AuRevior. JOYCE ANN MARGUERITE GOMES H.H.S. Course: College Business Fut. Plans: Peace Corps, VISTA 1981 Dentistry Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Track Manager 1; Track 2,3,4; MVP Soccer; Queens Court. Hollywood! — Commadores -— Henry — girls de¬ light — L.B.l.M. — Dee — 39? — H.H. — Your slackin up! — Red Limo — Don where’s your shadow — Hey Janine — “Shortstuff’ — Yes D.S. I wrapped the package! — 7 9 79. H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Travel Activities: Student Council 1; Band I, 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Softball Manager 1; Band V- P; Prom Comm.; Sr. Banquet Comm.; ECHO. Joey! — B.B.S. — cheer up T.H. — D. Bag —ECHO 77 + 81 (Sagit¬ tarius) — Zonka —-! — “Daybreak” — Lori, Wrong way — Wendi your socks! — C. Doherty stow down — 1- 4-3 Becky — Donuts — stogies! JAY GROSE (photograph not available) H.H.S. Course: College Fut. Plans: Mechanical Engineering Yamaha — Spruce drag. — Serenity Cycles — Sweet Cath — Bye Now. AMY ELIZABETH HALL H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Special Ed. Activities: Soccer 1,2; Carousel 2; Prom Comm. ; Ski Club 3,4; Sr. Banquet Comm. ; Christmas Tree Sale; Secretary of Sr. Class; Yearbook. Bank St.— ‘Summer of ’79 — POOF! — 15 — Mattie-convos Didja bring ya pinch machine? — May-7-? — “Chicken fingers, K. beans and C. chip” — 75 — 14 k. Halo. BARBARA J. HALL H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: undecided Anybody want to climb the water tower? — Styx- Renegade — Queen — All those days in the girls room — Hey barbs! — L.G.S.! — High on top of the water tower. . .■ DIANE HALL JANINE MARIE HALL H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 2,3; Mgr. Track 2; Prom Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Sr. Banquet; Yearbook; Sr. play. Hi Toots! — “Oh God” — Come on Joycie — Man- gione — Boston and Kathy — Marj. isn’t it girlsroom time? — Elton — “Totally Lost!” — 3 18 77 — How the hell are ya? Go-karts -— You’re so obnox¬ ious — “Keep Smiling” JOANNE CAROL HALL H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Undecided “Neil” — The Kentucky Derby “79” Affirmed — “Hey Mary it was all Daley’s idea.” — Hey Horse! — “Babe” — Foxtail — “Mustang” — Hi turkey! — Hee-Hee — “Eating again Neil?” RICHARD T. HALL H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Intramural Hockey 2,3,4; Christmas Tree Sale. Kansas — 240 — O’Brien — Maine — Hey Ross, what are you going to do to ‘em? — Winchester — Bucks 1 — Tiger — Honda — 243 — Schroppe Rock. 88 MICHAEL J. HAMER H.H.S. Course: College Prep, Music. Future plans: U.S. Navy Activities: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Cape Cod Music Festival; Jazz Band 4; Percussion Ensemble 3,4; Track 4. 25 — Hey teenie, Weenie and Samboe — The Bea¬ tles are 1 — Right Brad? — B.T.’s and D.T.Is — Rojaru — It’s been real, visual and intense. THERESA MARIE HANLON H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Tufts New England Conservatory Activities: Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Field Hockey Mgr. 2; Chorus V.P.; Student Conduc¬ tor 3; Junior Class Pres. 3; Chorus Pres. 3; Prom Chairman; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Sr. Class Play; Stu¬ dent Advisory Comm.; National Honor Society. Hi Tom! — Hey fat Alan! — Herbert — Chatham light — I live in Harwich but I love Bourne — Wanna hear a good joke? — 1-4-3 Claire Tammy — HarARAR — Gibbons are you baked? See ya later! — It’s been real and it’s been fun, but is hasn’t been real fun. SHARON LEE HANNIGAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Christmas Tree Sale; Ski Club; Sr. Banquet Comm.; ECHO ’77, ’83 Psyched for government class! — BORING. — Sue “Why”? — B.M. — “Don’t give me that face.” — S.H. — “Wait up - you go too fast!” — Homeroom critics. — 4 27 79 - ‘Pancake Maid’. CHRISTOPHER JAMES HAYES H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country Co-Captain 4; Senior Play; Christmas Tree Sale; Soccer 1; Year¬ book Section Editor; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2; Wings of Harwich 1,2,3,4; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Na¬ tional Honor Society; ECHO ’78 HEY SUP! — Stonehorse — Matt, climbed any mountains lately? — B-TANGS — Don’t drown me Mike — Prom — YB — TENNIS — Ya see — B.O.C. — Psych. — Stairway — ACE — JANA. STEVEN DOUGLAS HEAP H.H.S. Course: College and Business Fut. Plans: College Activities: Christmas Tree Sale; Floor Hockey 1,2,3. Compass Lounge — Florida —- Hunt you have so many shots in your gun — Blazing Saddles — Va- genas you flower child — Waters leave your bike dirty — BETTING SHEET. CHRISTOPHER TODD HEMEON H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball I, 2,3,4; National Honor Society; Ski Club; Christmas Tree Sale. “Hem” — Dodge Dart — Arco — Candy-O — Catch me. Hop. — “Oh Later” — Go Sox — Yea Dog Number 3000. — Genesee Cream Ale — Scott- man — “We Go.” — Purmackene — Bye now!. DIANE ELIZABETH HEMEON H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Business Fut. Plans: College Activities: Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; A.F.S. 1,2; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Prom Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Yearbook Staff; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Senior Play Lupus — Shells; Lynn and the rest — “It’s passout time again!” — “Over the Rainbow ...” — “Rocky Mountain Way” — Beatles and B.O.C. — Sal, Hym- josclomcinn? — Thank you, Andrew — Jams and Girlsroom — High, it’s just one of those things! SALLY A. HIGGINS JOHN WAYNE HODGKINS H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Hockey 3,4; Soccer 4; Track 4; Ski Club I, 4; Floor Hockey 1,2,3. BLACK SABBATH — Breeks — Bah — G.K. IV — Drew — Gator — Ferny — Home — We are all children of the grave. — Hop — Syndrome — Sha- dled — Pleayed — Purmackene — Cid — Never Say Die! SUSAN ELIZABETH HOLMES H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: National Honor Society; Christmas Tree Sale; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Senior Play ALAN ANDREW HUNT H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 1,2,3; Christmas Tree Sale; Ski Club 3,4; Floor Hockey 1,2,3; National Honor Soci¬ ety. L.G. — Bronco — “Red Light” — KISS — P.W. — 1 1 79; “Blazing Saddles” — “Hey Waters, you need a shave.” — “Green Muff’ — “Destructo Dave” — “Hey, Red!” KATHLEEN MARY KAVANAUGH H. H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Travel Work Activities: A.F.S. 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Basketball Mgr. 2; Pep Club 2; Christmas Tree Sale; Softball I , 2 . 1-4-3 David “FOREVER” — What’s wrong — “DE¬ CISIONS” — Call me — I’m so confused — Robin! I don’t believe you! — Laura’s thin hair — Long talks — Tears — Headaches — Thanks, Robin — Smile — Food — I’m so bored. BRADLEY S. KELLEY H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: Student Advisory Comm.; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 4. Bye to my fine sister Lovie — Don from Ho — B. Lopes, Joy Joyce — Merry Terry, Dee Dee, Lisa, and Sir Lance III — Del, just remember to wave your hands in the air and party like you just don’t care. GEORGE KING IV H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: Hockey 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Floor Hock¬ ey 1,2,3. Sabbath — Kansas — Spain (Duke of Earl) — Warning Red Anchors Yellow Circles — Pur- mackene — The Cars Hand — 2 20 80 — B-Hits. ANDREW KOZAR JR. H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: Hockey 3,4; J.V. Soccer 1; Tennis 1; Floor Hockey 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Ski Club 3,4; Christmas Tree Sale. Race — B-Hits — Evil Ways — Rocky Mountain Way — Tama — Silvers — Purmackene — Kansas — 2 20 80 — Psylocibin Pony — Electric Rain — Bill’s basement jams. CAROLE ANN LACROSS H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3; M.V.P. Trophy; Class President 2,3; Student Council Trea¬ surer 2; Student Council Vice-Pres. 3; Band 1,2; Soc¬ cer 3; Christmas Tree Sale. Nowhere else but Vermont! — “Yea, but it runs good.” — Basketball — Cape Cod Community Col¬ lege — Criminal Justice. JOHN A. LOFTUS H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: Soccer 1; Track 3; Ski Club 2,3,4; Floor Hockey; Christmas Tree Sale. Yes ’78 ’79 — S.C.C. — Total Chaos — Tull — Floyd -— Amazing Hayes — Cros — J.B. — Genghis — Bugs — Blitzed again — Let’s go to Hooterville — Molson —- J.D. KAREN JEANNE LUBY H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Business College. Activities: Class Treasurer 3; Tennis 1,2; Pep Club I, 2; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale. Shell and me — Double Trouble — 9 7 79 — Figure Skating — “devil’s twins” — Big D — Saturn — Shell A and S — Swat — Disy — Fe Fe — and the gang — “crankin’’ — Schnapps — Lowenbrau Lady — wild weekends — “M K-M” — “Where’s your spirit of adventure?” WALTER DAVID MASON H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. G8R — Purmackene — Hit that beach, G.K.! — schroomed — punished on Genny Cream — the base¬ ment and the Hooter Room — the Cars — they blame it all on their lust for kicks. BARBARA J. MAURER H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Travel. Activities: Orchestra 1,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Banquet Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale. No, you beast, don’t shut it! — Did you do your math? — Truck Lady — Does it matter? — T.J. — Hey, Hot Lips! — Let’s pack oranges — U.O.R.B.C. WARREN ANTHONY MAZANEC H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. Activities: Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; Junior Prom Comm.; Echo 78, 84; Wings of Harwich 2,3,4; National Honor Society; Senior Class Play; Christmas Tree Sale. Trifles — Rick’s a seaman — School House Pond — ALRIGHT, ALREADY! I’m getting back in the car! — Under the science tables — blue caps forever — I found Matt! MARJORIE MCCORMACK H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Hotel Restaurant Management. Activities: Track 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2; Student Council 2; Student Ad¬ visory Comm.; Business Club 3,4; Junior Prom Comm; Yearbook Staff; National Honor Society; A.F.S. 1; Intramural Skating 1,2,3,4; Christmas Tree Sale. Alias, Chrissy Kowalchek — Jason’s, Summer of ’77 — Halloween ’79 — Kara Mazoff — In your dreams! — But you gotta admit. . — Terry, you ignorant . . ! — I j ust turned 21. JOANNE ELIZABETH MCKENNA H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Boston College Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club Rep. 4; Pep Club 1,2; A.F.S. 1,2; Honor Society Yearbook Staff; Class Treasurer 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Class Play 4; Christmas Tree Sale. Jo — Friendly’s — 75 — Neighbors — Hey, N.D., WOW! — Part of the Plan — The Cars — All mixed up — G T’s — champagne — chickenfingers — “poof’ — Red River — the dock — Chatham Light — After 10 — Musta got lost! — Ace — Go for it! PETER MICHELSEN 92 DELMAY MIRANDA H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: College Activities: Track 1,2 T.L. can’t hold one — Nights — VF Tonight, center — Go Don Ho — R.B. hang on to L.M. — J.L. still looking — Sherae — L.F. try harder — Jeremiah — WCOD Saturday. SUSAN MARIE MONTEIRO H.H.S. Course: Business College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Softball 1,2; Soccer 1,2; Christmas Tree Sale; Sr. Banquet; Ski Club. Live from New York, it’s Saturday night! — Van Halen — 1 31 80 — J.S. — Mr. Bill — Ooh Nooo! — California DAVIDLEEROTH — Dr. Hook — T.N. — Rex MICHAEL ANTHONY MORAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Thank you and good bye to everyone. — Grateful Dead 10 — Joanne — E.C.H.O. 76 — Bertha — Jack — Mama tried — Ace — The times, they are a changing. SALLY JEAN MORAN H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Yearbook; Senior Play; National Honor Society; Ski Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Soccer 2; Prom Comm.; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Comm, on Minimum Standards of Education 4. Less Than Zero — Carl, how much did I lose? — I. 4.3 Big Brother — Race Groupie — Guzzle that novahistine Chris — Amy’s overalls — Ring Bros. Union — Go ’gate — Viva la Roma — L.G.S. ANDREW ARTHUR O’BRIEN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Baseball 1; Intramural Hockey 2,3,4; Christmas Tree Sale Go Wild Hall! — “Little River Band” — Duke — Chico — Ford Rules! — Oilers — Say Sambo — It’s been real shic. Remmington — Sharp. 410. 93 MILDRED MCGRAW OSMUN H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Business Fut. Plans: College Activities: Cheerleading; Tennis 2,3,4; Basketball, Mgr. 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Pep Club; Christmas Tree Sale; Chorus 1,2. If you say so! — Deb bie, what are you doing this afternoon? — 11 8 79 — Paul 1-4-3 — Accounting I, II — K.K. — L.C. — What’s wrong Midget? — CHRISTOPHER W. OUR H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Work F.L.I.F. with J.M.M. — Vettes forever. MICHAEL JOSEPH PATERNO 3RD H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 4; Wings of Harwich 1,2,3,4. “Damned if I do and damned if I don’t.” — “Rat Man” — “Beans” — I don’t think so. — Echo 82 — Let’s dissect it — 0.62 ERA — Doobie Bros. — “Franny” — “Spin Crash Burn”. CARL WILLIAM PEARSON JR H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Christmas Tree Sale, Mgr.; Floor Hockey 2,3; Volleyball 1; Senior Play; High School Bowl 2,3,4; National Honor Society. Pow! — Bury it! — Zeke — 760 Sal — Rexford — Sorry Dimmy — America the Beautiful — The Mall — Wanna play wiffleball? — BEATLES — Gorky — Beep! — Ping Pong — Damn! — Cadillac ROBIN SUE PETERSON H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Tennis 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club Rep. 4; Pep Club 1,2; Prom Comm.; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Yearbook Staff; Senior Play; Christmas Tree Sale. Michael 8 79 7 — Jr. Prom 78 79 — Sr. Banquet 79 — Wychmere! — Fogleberg — Toasted Almonds? — P.B. — Respects — KK, RP, SH, DC — This is true! — Bank Str. — Stonehorse?! — I am soo psyched! — Sayings!!! — Ohio — Kiss of death — R. DUSTIN PINA H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Prom Comm.; National Honor Society; Yearbook Section Editor; Senior Play; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Lit¬ erary Magazine 4; Christmas Tree Sale. “Duspin” — Let’s go CRAZY!!! — Sombreros for two! — POD — Beware, the ticket 13! — “Guys Dolls” — “Dusty’s Bog Tours” — Hey Matt! How ’bout THE 360! — “Downtown!” — 7 4 79 — 94 THERESA POWERS MICHAEL JOHN REYNOLDS H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Military Activities: Soccer 1,2,3; Hockey 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 4; Band 4; Chorus 4; Christmas Tree Sale; Senior Play. “Potato — “Oh Baby” — Beth forever — “OH MY WORD” — Rossco! — I don’t care; Rock ‘n’ roll forever — Scumball — Franny baby. MARK ANTHONY ROSS H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Service Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society; Christmas Tree Sale; Senior Play. “Reynolds you whimp!” — “HI There!” — “boiled chicken legs” — “Chicken man.” — Franny — Bea¬ tles Forever — Triple “X” — “leggs” — Harem. GLENN ALLEN ROUNSEVILLE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society. Good Enough For This Class! — I don’t know? — Star Trek. PATRICIA LYN RYDER H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3; National Honor Society; Christmas Tree Sale. “I’m so confused.” — “Hey Barbara!” — Thrillsville — I’ll read it in Gov.! — “RAT” — Psych — “Any¬ one have a Kleenex, I’m dying 1” — The Ring Girls! — Sore Fingers by I.M. Typing. RHONDA LUELLA RYDER H.H.S. Course: Home Economics Fut. Plans: Undecided Activities: Christmas Tree Sale; National Honor So¬ ciety Hey Mare, ‘member prom night? — Hi, I ’m insane, I need coffee! — I’m bored, when’s the bell gonna ring? — Yup! — That really B. T. B. O’s!!! — “Minor Preversion!!!”. 95 JENNIFER MAY SAWYER H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Work Hey Joanne — yuh-yuk — Don’t forget how fun government was — When we get out of this joint I’ll go riding with you on Eve and Foxtail. EILEEN MARIE SCANNELL H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 1,2,3; Prom Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Sr. Banquet Comm. “You may call me Bobby or you may call me Zimmy.” — C.A.T.’s — 81 — Spruce — Kahlil Gibran — 6 1 80 — G.R.A.D.S. — 6 11 80 — 8 20 80 — Freebird — E.C.H.O. Forever. PETER A. SCICHILONE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Air Force Activities: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Track 2. guinea — Bt’s and Dt’s — Shick — It’s been visual. — RoJaru, you wanna walk home? — Hamer’s tired — Hodaka — Sambo — Eddie — Crowley! — Mr. A! — George’s — Andy, get to work. JAMES PORTER SHEA H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Work College Activities: Baseball 1,2; Christmas Tree Sale K.A.P. and me — Balloon’s — Richit — Baseball Bats — Looie + Dewey — Beatles — Wings — I need a drink — What’s Going on tonight? — Am I late? — You mean I made it!! EDWARD WAYNE SILVA (photograph not available) H.H.S. Course: College General Fut. Plans: Auto Body School Firebird — “Major Project” — Pete “The Italian Stallion” — Brad and his dry jokes — Bobby’s big mouth — Future Heavy Weight Champs — Don “HO” Livermento — Kevin .... for brains! JANA RUTH SOKALE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Brown University Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; National Honor Society; Prom Comm.; Wings of Harwich 3; Carou¬ sel; Senior Class President; Co - Edi¬ tor of “Soundings 1980”; Sabrina Fair. “Wings” — Molly — D.B. — Patty “80” — The Greenhouse — Mrs. E — ART — The Lifeguard — W. Jet¬ ty — “JAN-EVAN” — Bread — D.C.! — Barley Neck — “Peace” — The Prom — “Desiderata” — For¬ ever. No matter what, It is still a beautiful world. CHRISTOPHER 96 MICHAEL JOHN THOMAS SOLIMINE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Florida Institute of Technology Activities: Wings of Harwich; Civil Air Patrol; Soc¬ cer 1,2; Baseball 1,2,4; Hyannis Aero Club. “Sergeant Sol” — “Don’t worry about it” — MAFIA — “Franny” — Captain Nick’s — Angelo’s — Doo - bie Bros. — De De — “Ski Bum” — “The Wings of Man” — Semipsychosematic. JAMES KEVIN SUPPLE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,4; Hockey 3,4; Yearbook Staff; Senior Class V.P.; National —- Tower — Chris, you awake? — Geno — 3107 — the tent — Hey neighbor! — Landscaping — Halloween — CGB — Seamore’s — Matt, should we ... — Kinda minoot — Head Games — Sure Ace. PAMELA SYKES MICHELE CASIMER STEEGSTRA H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Cheerleading 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Sen¬ ior Play; Track 1,2; School Musical; Pep Club 1,2; Class Officer 1; Prom Comm.; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Student council 1,2. M M’s — Me tardy . . . never — F.I.W. — Who’s a bikey? — “Crankin’’ — P.B. J. — Stars ’n Moons — M-K-M Party Partners — War Wagons — Witch — Anisette. JOSEPH MICHAEL THIBERT H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Hockey College Activities: Hockey 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Golf 1,2; Na¬ tional Honor Society; Vice President 2,3; Student council V.P. 4. Kamikaze — Brown — respectable — Bud quarts — Mista Meany — 4 — Rust Never Sleeps — Binge weekend — Finland 79 — Jackson Fogelyoung — Buzcko — TYM — Yea Deegs 3000 — Goodbye. HOLLY JAYE THISTLE H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Undecided Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra I, 2,3,4. worms — monarchs and milkweed — Abbercrombie — Suzuki — Henty David Thoreau — L.L.H. — purple — yellow — “13” — Beatles — R. Stones — Robert Zimmerman — Donovan Leitch — trouba¬ dours and artisans. 97 JONATHAN BENTON THYNG H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College-Biology Activities: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Wings of Harwich; A.F.S. Club — National Honor Society — Yearbook staff; Christmas Tree Sale. The BEATLES — Beach Boys — Carriage Trade — Iceland — “Whatta ya want, Callahan?” — Yah Boy — “FOR ME-SURE” — “Ticket to Ride”. DAVID GLENN VAGENAS H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Undecided Activities: Intramural Hockey 2,3; Ski Club 2. GTO — Heavy — “Hunt, you’re whipped!” — Roll¬ ing Stones — Bad Company — Michelob — P.B. Music — Kawasaki — “FTD” — Wyn, you’re radi¬ cal — Let’s race that Mopar, John. ■ Heap, you muff!. VINCENT PAUL VEARY H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Cape Cod Community College Activities: Ski Club 3,4; Christmas Tree Sale; Senior Play. BEAV! — How’s your Camaro? — C. Half H. — J.N. and the Boneman. — Big A. — Farwell Eclipse — AEROS — S.O.S. (too bad) — 12 29 78 — Darlene. ANDREW COLE WALKER H.H.S. Course: College Fut. Plans: Florida Institute of Technology Activities: Hockey 3,4; Wings of Harwich; Yearbook Staff. Spin, Crash, Burn — Grief! — 4 24 79 — Doobies — “Franny” — Mega Bummer — 12 11 79 — dis¬ gusting! -— Homely — “Escape” — Rat Man — What am I gonna do?. DAVID MITCHELL WATERS STEPHANIE WEEKES H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Christmas Tree Sale, Sr. Banquet, Nation¬ al Honor Society. moonchild — “Dreams” — psychos — let’s indulge Lynn V-tree — paranoia sets in — poor boucles — “Soul of the sea” — Ribee — Van Halen I-t-II — pink panther — “Vienna” butterflies are free — end¬ less summers. % SUVI-MARGARETA WIKSTROM H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College-Dentistry Activities: Chorus 4; Orchestra 4; Band 4; AFS Club. Dusty said to me once: “Don’t worry, the rest of America is not like our government class.” I hope he was wrong - these kids are great! — “Did I spell it right?” — “You are cute!” THOMAS WOODRUFF ELIZABETH JOANN YARBRO H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 1,2; Softball 1,2; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale. Ted Nugent — D.La. — “Alone” — TN — David LeeRoth — Waylon — Contwitty — Arizona — Gibby — California Jam — Dart — 1941 — Animal House — John Belushi (A.T.) — Ooh Noo! — Sluggo — Saturday Night — Cheesecake. MATTHEW JOSEPH ZELEK H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball I, 2,3,4; Senior Class Play; Christmas Tree Sale; Yearbook Section Editor; Class V-P 1; Student Council President 4; Floor Hockey 1,2,3; ECHO; Ski Club 4; National Honor Society. Mina B’s — “Tower” — Capozzi, how’s Roscoe? — Mista Madison — Senate Bowladrome — Sun G’s — “Kudos” — B.S. — Chemations — Big “A” — 57 Chevy — “Dece” — Shattered — Mrs. Ed — “err whaat” — Sup — Hayesly — Flashlight — Rogies — Rollerskates — Balloons. SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED ALLEN BACHAND JAMES LEARNED RANDY NUNES MELODY VIERA 99 JUNIOR PROM APRIL 27, 1979 DUNFEY’S HYANNIS F : Road. ivender. Yellow and Queen - Janine Hall � ong - I he Long and winding Koao. King - Jim Callahan Flower - Chrysanthemum Queen ' s Court: Patty Ryder, Joyce Colors - Lavender, Yellow and White Gomes, Lynn Flanagan, Michelle Steeg- stra. The Junior Prom is an event that is typically characterized by a certain “high anxiety” on the part of the students participating. Last year’s prom proved to be a success due to the thoughtful concern of those involved. Their anxiousness in making sure the gala event ran smoothly was definitely a reason for its success. There was no particular main ingredient that made the prom a night to remember, but rather a variety of elements influencing the final outcome. The regal atmosphere combined with the fact of knowing one was with close friends helped to generate a feeling of intense unity among the class. For everyone, it turned out to be a memorable and enjoyable evening. , Opposite Page Upper Right - J. Chase. Middle - P. Ryder, J. Gomes, J. Hall, J. Callahan, L. Flanigan, M. Steegstra. Bottom Left - A. Hunt, C. Gingras. Bottom Right - J. Supple, C. Doherty. This Page Upper Left - S. Moran, W. Mazenec. Middle Left - G. King, B. Hayes. Middle Right - the dance floor. Bottom - N. McCloud, W. Mason, R. Lovelette, L. Flani¬ gan, S. Weekes, J. Foster. ■ v . .W.V. ' . ' l;; Most Popular: Pam Fernandes, George King. 102 Most Shy: Barbara Maurer, Eddie Silva. 103 Most Artistic: Michelle Arsenault, Mike DeDominicis. Class Flirts: Karen Luby, Jay Gross. Best All Around Student: Joanne McKenna, David Waters. 106 Most School Spirit: Laura Cotell, Carl Pearson. 107 12 15. M. Capozzi 16. R. Peterson 17. M. Campbell 18. J. Hall 19. P. Fernandes 20. R. Gonsalves 21. D. Hemeon 22. K. Luby 23. J. Learned M. Chapin 24. A. Hall 25. D. Waters 26. A. Kozar, J. Foster, J. Foster 27. S. Weekes R. Lovellette 28. D. Hemeon S. Moran 1. D. Brittain 2. J. Learned 3. J. McKenna 4. J. Hodgkins, C. Hemeon 5. A. Kozar 6. R. Ryder friends 7. S. Wickstrom 8. S. Moran 9. M. Brennan 10. C. Pearson, Mr. Ellis, J. Thyng 11. K. Kavanaugh J. Hall 12. P. Schicolone 13. M. Arsenault 14. L. Giroux 1. H. Thistle 2. G. King, J. Supple 3. M. Moran 4. M. Ross 5. D. Bassett 6. J. Bourke 7. C. Doherty, T. Hanlon 8. L. Curtice 9. B. Kelly 10. J. Barton 11. A. Hall, K. Kavanaugh 12. Senior Float 13. D. Pina 14. C. Hayes 15. N. Gerstley 16. J. McKenna 17. R. Dunne 18. A. Foote 1. T. Hanlon 2. R. Dunne J. Chase 3. M. Capozzi 4. C. Hemeon J. Hodgkins 5. D. Hall, M. Reynolds Mr. Olson 6. P. Fernandes 7. M. Paterno 8. C. Doherty J. Callahan 9. K. Brouillette 10. M. Campbell I I. B. McCarthy C. Fehrnstrom 12. P. Scichilone, K. Cahoon, M. Brennan 13. D. Brittain 14. J. Barton 15. S. Weeks L. Flanigan 16. S. Holmes J. Hall 17. J. Gomes 18. J. Supple 19. M. Solimine CLASS HISTORY Magic Dick in concert. Finally released from the restrictions of Junior High, we entered H.H.S. in September 1976 apprehensive about new challenges but looking forward to new freedoms. In our first class meeting we were introduced to our Advisors, Mr. Kot and Mr. Zabelski. By the end of that initial gathering, most of us felt we had little hope of surviving the four complex years to come. We elected class officers Chris Fehrnstrom and Matt Zelek, president and vice president respectively, to provied us with some stability. Nationally, life was confused as always. Following a low-key Bicentennial celebration, Harwich held its First Annual Cranberry Harvest Festival, which culminated in a lavish parade. In November a dark horse candidate from Georgia, James Earl Carter, tri¬ umphed at the polls and made “born-again” a watchword of the Seventies. Congressman Wayne Hays’ secretary, Elizabeth Ray, disclosed the fact that she earned her wages without typing or filing. Patty Hearst was convicted on bank robbery charges. Howard Hughes died. Viking I beamed home the first pictures ever from the surface of Mars. Back at the school, disco began to take hold although Foreigner, Fleetwood Mac and Billy Joel were much apparent. The audito¬ rium was condemned for lack of proper ventilation. We completed a successful magazine drive which earned $1200 for the class. The varsity basketball team won the Cape and Islands Cham¬ pionship and went to the State Tournament for the first time since 1969. A jukebox appeared in the cafeteria. June sneaked up behind us and we adjourned to summer jobs and a much-needed vacation. The following semester as sophomores we were a little better prepared for the shock. Violence and mayhem were everywhere: the worst aviation disaster in history took almost 600 lives, and the Son of Sam terrified New York. Punk rock, an anarchistic British element, sur¬ faced briefly but failed to take hold in this country. Star Wars packed them in. Roots and Saturday Night Live kept us glued to the tube. Mopeds appeared in various garages, and inflation once more reared its ugly head. We elected officers Jim Learned and Joe Thibert and held a candy sale that Scene from “Saturday Night Live” Mid-air collision over L.A. proved to be very suc¬ cessful. Some of us grew more accutomed to recreational drugs of much-debated effect. The Class of ’78 passed into history and we wondered if ever we would equal their spirit. That summer, lunatic as it was with Animal House and Coliseum concerts, was marred by the sudden death of Dwayne Ennes in a motorcycle accident. We were completely shocked. Two Popes also passed away, and the second Vatican conclave elected a non-Italian prelate for the first time in centuries. The world’s first Atlantic crossing by balloon was achieved. We entered our junior year aware of our loss but confident of the future. What a time it was. Dances, Red River keg parties, Spruce Road and the Prom combined to make this a social year that most of us will never forget. We appreciated the Cars, the J. Geils Band and especially Blue Oyster Cult as not only music but, at times, a background to our lives. Toga parties were in vogue and of course H.H.S. had its own, covered in detail by the Cape Cod Times. We worked on our first term papers and spent many lonely hours sequestered in the stacks. A lot of us suffered through Driver Ed. and were rewarded by that first pink slip that meant so much. The Ice Hockey team soared to a 15-0-0 record only to be defeated in an incredible game withD-Y at the Coliseum. To the shock and dismay of us all a senior, alias Mark Pecorne, was revealed to be a “narc” (narcotics agent). The motivation behind this was questioned by virtually the “ Son of Sam ” before trial. entire student body. Warm weather brought Frisbee and relaxation to our minds. Our Junior Prom, while marred by mishap, was still a success by most people’s standards. Parties afterwards, at Bill Crosby’s Jim Supple’s and Walter Mason’s, were memorable for the very fact that most of us are uncertain just what transpired on that rainy night. Our senior year at this writing has yet to end but it has already proven chaotic. So far, several dances have given us some diversion from our labors. Many squirm in uncertainty as they await notification from colleges. We sighed in relief as Skylab managed to fall without starting any wars or killing any¬ one. The Shah was deposed and replaced by a gumpy old ascetic who, if he contin¬ ues at his current rate, will soon surpass his predecessor’s record of executions. At this moment, fifty Americans are held captive in Iran as they have been for one hundred days. The Russian invasion of Af¬ ghanistan has reminded us all that we live under the constant threat of nuclear anni¬ hilation. The world watches as gold prices rise and plummet with no apparent pat¬ tern. American is is not the strongest na¬ tion on Earth. We are are not in a recession. The people of the U.S., and of the world, are confronted with a current scenario in which their faith in practically everything must be reexamined. We, the first class of the 1980’s will carry the burden of problems we never made and situations no one can foresee. With God’s help and our own initiative, we may yet be the harbingers of a new era of peace on Earth. The Ayatullah Khomeini ‘Mark Pecorne” — old friends are never forgotten. by John Foster Two world leaders, Pope John Paul 2nd greeted by President Carter. Mr. Zabielski Mr. Kot Through four turbulent years our class has struggled with magazine sales, candy sales, hat sales, Christmas tree sales, dances, banquets and proms. From our first class meeting as Freshman until receiving our diplomas at graduation Mr. Kot and Mr. Zabielski were always there when we needed them. The class of 1980 wishes to take this opportunity to express its gratitude for a job well done. Senior Class Officers: Amy Hall, Secretary; Jana Sokale, President; Jim Supple, Vice- President, Joanne McKenna, Treasurer. 116 1980 SOUNDINGS Jana Sokale, Managing Editor. From our first organization meeting in March, nearly a year ago, to the present writing, now February, we have learned that the design, layout, and financing of a book of this scope is fr aught with a myriad of problems. The solu¬ tions to these have been a result of the cooperative endeav¬ ors of many people and we would like to acknowledge the invaluable assistance of the following: Mr. Russell Noyes and Mr. Frederick Ebbett whose understanding time and time again helped us through the dilemma of meeting pub¬ lisher deadlines; the entire H.H.S. Faculty who suffered through many unavoidable class interruptions without com¬ plaint. We especially wish to thank Mr. Edward R. Lilley for his photography, much of which was done at his own expense. To Mrs. Dorothy Griffith goes our thanks for her expert care with our funds and her ability to come up with a “true balance” whenever asked. As Seniors with very little journalistic experience we are now fully appreciative of many of the technical aspects involved in producing a formal publication, most of which were either never considered by us to be of any importance or were taken for granted. We are ready now to submit our last copy and with is satisfy our last and final deadline. For us it has been an enlightening experience. The end result is for the reader to judge. K. Brouillette and C. Hayes setting copy. 1st row: J. Foster, Co-editor; D. Pina, Section Editor; J. Sokale, Co-Editor. 2nd. row: D. Bassett, Section Editor; J. Hall, Section Editor; J. McKenna, Section Editor; L. Curtice, Section Editor. 3rd. row: D. Waters, Business Manager; C. Hayes, Section Editor; C. Doherty, Section Editor; M. Zelek, Section Editor; S. Moran, Section Editor. Not Photographed: C. Fehrnstrom, Section Editor. Typical planning session. 117 y x V� :‘ The editors and staff of the 1980 Soundings wish to extend their sincere gratitude and appreciation for the over-whelming support given by all of our advertisers, boosters and sponsors. It is our hope that the members of our class, the underclassmen and all of their families will return the favor whenever the opportunity arises. Section Editor: Christopher Hayes CLASS OF 1980 BOOSTERS Mr. Mrs. George Arsenault Mr. Mrs. Robert Gerstly Mr. Mrs. Norman Boulay Jacqueline Heap Don T. Bates Jr. Mr. Mrs. Evon Higgins Bert’s Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Carroll Holmes The Bourke Family Mr. Mrs. Alan T. Hunt Mr. Mrs. James Brennan Mr. Mrs. George King III Mr. Mrs. Donald Brouillette Mr. Mrs. Andrew Kozar Bud’s Sub Stop Bert Leger Cape Cod Diagnostic Tuneup Center The Mazanec’s Cape Pump Tank Service Mrs. William Maurer Mr. Mrs. Daniel B. Carroll Mr. Mrs. Paul McKenna Family Marcy and Poppy Charles Mr. Mrs. Martin Moran Cotton Picken T’s Inc. Marty Moran Dr. Neil S. Cowles Rod O’Brien Family Janet Osmun Culver Virginia S. Osmun Louise F. Curtice Russell Julie Peterson Dave A1 Radio Shack, Inc. Claire Doherty Mr. Mrs. E. Allen Rounsville Jr. Mr. Mrs. William L. Dunne Joan M. Shea Gail Fernandes Barry Richard Smith M. E. Flanigan Mr. Mrs. John Solimine Mrs. Peter Fontaine The Robert Small Family Mr. Mrs. Andrew G. Foote Family Mr. Mrs. Arjen Steegstra Mr. Mrs. John K. Foster The T-Bears Gavigan’s Service Mr. Mrs. David Thyng Mr. Mrs. Allan Waters Bruce Priscilla Young SPONSORS Robert B. Nancy W. Coffin Robert V. Scanned Harwich Town Nurses Dr. Mrs.-Cyril Sokale Mr. Mrs. Emulous Hall Mr. Mrs. James Supple Mr. Mrs. Raymond T. Hall Family Carol Topolewski, M.D. Mr. Mrs. Theodore P. Hayes Mr. Mrs. Alton Walker Connie Richard Pina Mr. Mrs. Stephan Weekes 120 OUR COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 MUSIC SMITH Orleans Hyannis And BOOKSMITH 121 BEST WISHES FROM BEST WISHES HUBBARD PAINT AND SUPPLY America ' s fastest growing system of franchised figure salons exclusively for women DISTRIBUTORS OF TOURAINE PAINTS DENNISPORT Main Street 398-3600 ORLEANS 255-7532 HYANNIS 771-1600 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1980 ROBERT W. McBRIDE BOOKS CARDS GIFTS P.O. Box 594 Harwich On Cape Cod Mass. (617) 432-9239 252 MAIN STREET W. HARWICH, MA. 02671 (617)432-0042 Accounting Income Tax Investment Counseling CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1980 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1980 CONCLO YOUGURT KIOSK DONN GRIFFIN BARRY HEMEON JULIANA PETERSON BOARD OF SELECTMEN CAPE COD MALL HYANNIS 122 BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980! JIM HAYES WELL DRILLING NAUSET SPORTS BREWSTER, MA RT. 6A ORLEANS, MA BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 WALKER OIL COMPANY 432-2858 125 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 JAMES TRAINOR ASSOCIATES REALTORS APPRAISERS LAND CONSULTANTS RT 28 ORLEANS RT 28 HARWICH PORT PARKING LOTS NNIS COURTS TUMINOUS CONCRETE NORTH EASTHAM OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 WAMPUM JEWELRY HANDICRAFTED BY YANKEE CRAFTERS, INC. Ellsworth A. Rouseville President 394-0575 48 North Main Street South Yarmouth, Mass 02664 129 ROAD SERVICE ma COMPLIMENTS OF ED’S WEST HARWICH GULF COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE HARWICHPORT MARKET FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 533 MAIN ST., HARWICHPORT Rt. 28 + Belmont Road ED. VARJABEDIAN West Harwich, Ma. 02671 TEL. 432-4344 6rRANb pp.1 12 Enterprise Rd., Enterprise Plaza, Hyannis, MA DRIVING SCHOOL LICENSED BY THE REGISTRAR OF MOTOR VEHICLES MEMBER PROFESSIONAL DRIVER EDUCATION ASSOC. OF MASS. MEMBER DRIVING SCHOOL ASSOC. OF AMERICA INSTRUCTORS LICENSED BY THE REGISTRAR OF MOTOR VEHICLES SPECIAL STUDENT RATES ROAD COURSE AVAILABLE CLASSROOM IN H.S. DRIVE WITH US - NO WAITING COMPLETE 3V2 WEEK COURSE EACH MONTH TO EARN A DRIVER ' S ED. CERTIFICATE HARWICHPORT HARDWARE NEW LOCATION 423 MAIN STREET HARWICHPORT □ realtor MIS SCREEN REPAIR WINDOW REPAIR WE DELIVER! SHARPENING KNIVES SCISSORS Harwich realty SALES AND RENTALS 432-1971 Bev and Dick Karn Tel . 432-2500 566 Main Street Route 28 Harwich Port, Mass. 02646 COMPLIMENTS OF SYLVANIA SALES SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM TONY’S T.V. ANTHONY “TONY” ROSS MLS E realtor’ W. DENNIS 398-2921 RUTH NELSON REAL ESTATE Route 28 - Box 158 Harwich Port, Cape Cod, Massachusetts 02646 Bus. (617) 432-1320 130 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 HANDLER AND SONS USED AUTO PARTS 24 HOUR TOW SERVICE FREE VOICE CIRCUIT LOCATING SYSTEM NEW GLASS NEW RADIATORS MAIN STREET HARWICHPORT 432-0446 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 WYCHMERE HARBOR CLUB AND THOMPSON BROS. CLAM BAR SNOW INN ROAD HARWICH PORT ON CAPE COD 132 COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations To The Class of 1980 R. E. KELLY From MAC’S REALTY Rod And Reel Harwich Port 432-0416 312 MAIN STREET HARWICH PORT 432-4200 Best Wishes To The topper tornef Class Of 1980 COMPLIMENTS OF GOLDEN KENNELS HUNTER COUNTRY CLOTHES Great Western Road COPPER CORNER North Harwich RT. 28 SOUTH HARWICH 432- MAIN STREET 435 MAIN STREET FALMOUTH HYANNIS COMPLIMENTS OF BUTNER’S DEPARTMENT STORES SERVING CAPE COD FOR 57 YEARS JARVES STREET MAIN STREET SANDWICH HARWICH PORT 133 Best Wishes From THAYER’S PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE Featuring Kyanize - First Choice In Paints 2 Harold Street 432-9321 Harwich Port GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF 1980 tel. 398-8 1 39 DAVENPORTS JuJy’s fead Quarters “SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE” THE FINEST IN HAIR STYLING FOR WOMEN AND MEN 691 MAIN STREET DENNISPORT 676 MAIN STREET, DENNISPORT, MASS COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES TO THE 1980 GRADUATES ADVENTURES IN KNITTING CORNER CARD GALLERY 557 MAIN STREET HARWICH PORT, MA 432-3700 7 POST OFFICE SQUARE 432-0880 HARWICH PORT 134 COMPLIMENTS OF Tel. 432-2 12 1 MAIN STREET WEST HARWICH. 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CONGRATULA CLASS OF 1980 T WISHES E CLASS OF 80 FROM HARWICH ICHPORT EXXON HEMEON’S GARAGE HARWICHPORT 432-0070 General Repairs Used Car Sales Ken O’Brien 413 Main Street Cliff Stalker Harwichport, Mass. 136 t«aai COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES FROM - rsf- THE SWORD AND SHIELD OF YORK DENISE AND TED APOSTOL MAIN STREET H ARWICHPORT BEST WISHES •ob main rmtrr (route as) HARW1CHPOBT, MASS. 02046 Tel. 017 432-2011 THAYER’S FLOWER SHOP Kelsey s Garage THEY KNOW YOU CARE WHEN YOUR FLOWERS COME FROM FOREIGN CAR REPAIR THAYER’S TOM KELSEY COMPLIMENTS OF: ART BIES PORT-O-CALL GIFT HOUSE COMPLIMENTS OF OSCAR J. CAHOON 520 MAIN ST. HARWICH PORT SC cm ah 3 tut FINE DINING FROM 6:00 P.M. I COMPLIMENTS OF m REALTOR NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide is on your side KATHLEEN KENNY 432-3358 Remember Me For Auto Insurance Est. 18 96 JOHN G. BESTGEN REAL ESTATE CO.,Inc. CAPE COD BUYERS SELLERS Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 Route 28 at Brooks Rd., Harwichport, Ma. 02646 432-3310 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HOUSE OF MORGAN COMPLIMENTS OF BROTHERS AUTOMOTIVE 546 MAIN STREET HARWICHPORT 432-0595 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 MAIN ST. WEST HARWICH COMPLIMENTS OF THE FRED CROWELL CORPORATION CRANE SERVICE AND SEPTIC SYSTEMS East Harwich 432-0701 Cape Cod Bank nl- Trust Company The Financial Center of Cape Cod REALTOR HAROLD R. McKEN Realtor Insurance Sales Summer Rentals Appraisals Rt 28 (617) 432-9813 So. Harwich COMPLIMENTS OF THOMAS PETERSON REALTORS All you need to know in Real Estate ' Electronic Realty Associates Each office independently owned and operated. COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT B. OUR CO. INC. Buildings Moved - Bulldozing - Cellars Built Robert Joy Sons Refuse Collection Serving the Harwiches with all trucks 2-way radio equipped P. O. Box 37S Tel. 432-0735 Queen Anne Road Harwich, Mass. 02645 AIN ST. HARWICHPORT MA. EORGE’S PIZZA HOUSE L YOUR ORDER BEFORE YOU LEAVE HOME- THEY WILL BE READY ON ARRIVAL. COMPLIMENTS OF HARWICH PHARMACY MAIN STREET HARWICH, MA BEST WISHES HARWICH CONCRETE BLOCK CORP. MASONRY + DRYWALL SUPPLIES NORTH HARWICH 432- 0580 KATHERINE J. COVE REAL ESTATE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 AND BRIAN REMEMBER US IN THE FUTURE 531 MAIN STREET HARWICHPORT 432-6360 BEST OF LUCK CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE 1980 GRADUATES FROM THE (617) 398-3931 3Sp HARWICHPORT A P TELEMARINE RADIO TV SALES SERVICE MAIN STREET HARWICHPORT DAVID W. HUNTER 671 MAIN ST. Owner - Lie. 4159 DENNISPORT, MA 02639 CONGRATULATIONS ELECTROLUX PETER S. HILL SALES AND SERVICE 432-3774 CARRIAGE TRADE RT. 28 HARWICHPORT 432-9002 147 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES PACKAGING INDUSTRIES THE BEST OF LUCK TO EVERYONE IN THE CLASS OF ’80 FROM THE CLASS OF ’83 Carol Adams Faith Friedman Marjorie Naylor Stephanie Allard John Giannelli Timothy Nealy Melissa Alves Lome Giroux Steven O’Brien Eric Await Harold Gonsalves Karen O’Donnel Eric Barney Christine Gould Hope Our Deidre Black William Gronroos Jeff Parent Cathy Blackmore Jane Hadley Rebecca Primeau Clayton Bonatt Thomas Haggerty John Ritz Kevin Bresnahan Arthur Hall Carmen Rose Matthew Brown Christopher Hall Denise Roza William Brown Scott Hauver Mark Russell Sean Bunzick Lisa Havens Marhta Shelley Debbie Chipman Joseph Hodgkins Pamela Small Donna Chipman Eric Jones Alison Smith Rebecca Clapp Micheal Jussila Christopher Smith Amy Cole Darin Karras Timothy Smith Timothy Collins Lovie Kelley Suzanne Solmine Michelle Colthart John Kelly Dianna Souza David Condrey Joseph King Randall Souza Christopher Cowan Paul Kirschner Eric Sterns Wendy Craig Scott Kline Arjen Steegstra Richard Dennis Micheal Kopp Lauren Stevenson Joseph Dodson Jeanne Loftus Gretchen Stolz Daphne Doherty Thomas Luce Sharon Tarr Kimberly Donnelly Christopher Mackie Michelle Thayer Robin Dunakin Patrick Marceline Alvin Urton Cynthia Eklund John Marini John Walker Eric Eldredge David Mason Rebecca Welsh Robert Ellis Amy McBride Dennis Westgate Mariah Elwell Anthony Mcqueen Nancy Whitney Paul Fehrnstrom Lars Michelson Holly Wickstrom Lisa Fernandes Lucy Moran Wesley Wilkey Jay Filteau Christopher Morrisey Nancy Williams Jennifer Fox Janet Murphy Pamela Woodruff CLASS ADVISOR: MR. DUNFORD CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM THE CLASS OF 1982 Carolyn Anderson Nancy Dunne Andrew Metz John Await Meg Ferreira Anne Mitchell Domenic Bachand Joseph Fiandaca Jennifer Moran Erik Barca Robert Fields Elizabeth Nefzger Cynthia Bates Janice Flynn Russell Noyes Roger Bennett James Foster Lisa Obrien Barry Bessette Kathleen Frost Susan Obrien Thomas Blu te Lori Gingras Laura Padula Bradley Bonatt Gilbert Gomes Caroline Pasda Walter Bowan Jeffrey Gomes Julie Paulus Cassandra Britton Richard Grace Mona Pena Tracey Brown Beth Greenhalgh Ronald Pena Julianne Burnham Timothy Hall Heather Perry Bruce Bushey Elizabeth Hanlon Patricia Piersall Bridget Cahill Allen Hannigan Frank Jeff Pina Brian Caldwell Lauren Hayes Joel Pina Elizabeth Callahan Joan Hazelhurst Holly Ramos Donald Campbell Trudy Heap Cheryl Reynolds Krista Campbell Paul Hewins Sally Rowley Dawn Casacca Robin Hull Debbie Russell Cynthia Chase Christina Jennings Miranda Samuelson Sara Chase Lome Jussila Kathy Seibold Tammy Chipman Matthew Kelly Jane Simard Stephen Cockman Robert Kingsbury Chris Small Stephanie Coleman Steven Kline Glenn Smith Richard Comeau Robert Knox Pamela Smith William Connell Michael Learned Valerie Stearns Catherine Connors Michael Leavitt Chris Taloumis William Cotell David Leger Thomas Taylor Cynthia Crosby Heidi Leugers Kimberly Thayer Michael Croteau Eric Limbacher Jennifer Thyng Elizabeth Curren Kathleen Linnell Mary Beth Vagenas Cynthia Davis Don Livramento Matthew Valentini David Day Mary Lopes Gregory Vicino Timothy Deck Ann Marie McCarthy Cheryl Viera Maria DeDominicus William McCaskie Scott Votolato David Derby Joanne McCormack Chris Vrountas Thomas Desrochers Susan McCormack Sarah Wagstaff Sharon Dill Steven McKenna David Wilson Kathleen Duggan Thomas McKenna Mary Ann Woodland Keith Dunbar Faith Medeiros Sara Zuspan CLASS ADVISOR: MISS FARRELL 150 - ..V . •. ■ . • “-V . «■