Harwich High School - Soundings Yearbook (Harwich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

SOUNDINGS HARWICH HIGH SCHOOL OAK STREET HARWICH, MASS VOLUME FIVE ■ Maura Hanlon, Co-Editor Eric Noyes, Co-Editor Caryn Coleman, Bus. Fiditor Top: C. Coleman, P. Knight, D. Robbins, N. Murphy, D. Gould, M. Iacovello, J. Brooks, S. Allard, M. DeDominicus. Middle: S. Murphy, S. Baldwin, T. McKenna, R. Mulchahy, K. Colthart, D. Havens, E. Noyes, M. Rose, P. Holmes, S. Maurer, S. McCarthy, G. Goodwin. Bottom: S. Gomes, N. Pina, C. Heap, T. Dion, R. Cushing, T. Dion, J. Livramento, T. Dion, J. Curran, M. Ballam, D. Marini, M. Dunford, M. Hanlon, P. Holmes. 2 3 in 3 = Top: M. Rose, H. Green, R. Peterson, K. Colthart, N. Murphy, H. Green, C. Barrett, J. Hall. Middle: C. Barrett, R. Warren, N. Murphy, D. Rubino. Bottom: P. Hewins, P. McCarthy, A. Travano, R. Knox, E. Capozzi, Craig, S. Baldwin, D. Marini, J. Jones, C. Heap, S. Murphy, Murphy, D. Condry, J. Hadley. 5 Warn Top: P. McCarthy, M. Frederick- son, D. Gould, M. Barry, J. Curran. Middle: D. Marini, E. Capozzi, P. Flynn, FI. Green, S. Murphy, P. Vasconcellos. Bottom: S. McCar¬ thy, M. Shepherd, K. Colthart, A. Travano. ,, ■: if 8 9 it? ssts Top: T. Gavigan, B. Connell, R. Mulchahy. Middle: J. Curran H. Green, S. Murphy, P. Vasconcellos, J. Livramento, M. Han¬ lon, P. Fennell. Bottom: M. Ferreira, M. Crowley, M. Leavitt, S. McKenna. ' mmsm fmM WiWMM mmm viii Spp7 ife |l|l| mmm WMMii aasBaB 111111 1 mm Wm Top: P. Kelley, Main Entrance Middle: R. Bennett, (lrst Row) H. Green, ?, J. Hazelhurst, ?, C. Frost, J. Flynn. (2nd Row) C. Crosby, P. Piersall, M. Brittain, D. Casacca, ?. (3rd Row) J. Burnham, C. Chase, A. Mitchell, B. Hayes, B. Greenhalgh. Bottom: B. Lopes, P. Linnell, J. Luce. V V- ■ HM j if r 14 15 ■: .: 5 - -.358 w m ’mm m m FACULTY A Beacon Of Knowledge In An Ocean Of Turmoil Section Editors: Marion Smith, Susan Maurer COACH DUNBAR RETIRES With the retirement of Mr. Dunbar last spring, an era at Harwich High came to an end. One of the most popular, well known and esteemed members of the faculty and community, he leaves behind a long record of devotion and accomplishment which will not soon be equalled. He came to Harwich High twenty-eight years ago with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Boston University and a strong desire to work with young people. It was the “old school” then, and as the town grew so too did its school enrollment. Inevitably, the athletic pro¬ gram was enlarged and there was plenty of work for Mr. Dunbar. He began teaching physical education in 1952, and coached soccer until 1971 and basketball until 1976. During his career as basketball coach he demonstrated unques¬ tioned mastery of physical training and game strategy. He demand¬ ed and received the best from his players, a talent which resulted in seeing his teams fifteen time winners of the Cape and Islands Basketball Championship. 18 Affectionately nicknamed “Charlie Harwich” by the media and his colleagues alike he was voted COACH OF THE YEAR and earned their respect as one of the best professionals in high school athletics throughout the entire state. His contributions to the youth of Har¬ wich were not limited to coaching alone. As Athletic Director he was largely responsible for the expansion of the over-all sports program, including athletics for girls. His efforts were culminated in the new track and soccer field dedicated in his name last Octo¬ ber. At the time of his retirement Mr. Dunbar held a Masters Degree in Education and was the first person in Harwich to bear the title of Athletic Director. However, he leaves Harwich High with much more than that; memories of the growth of Harwich High Scoool and of the maturation of hundreds of young men and women that he knew both as a teacher and friend. If teaching is a form of love, then Charlie Dunbar gave and earned full measure. Planning Strategies - 1971 With Varsity team - 1975 19 School Committee: Mrs. Frances Baliam, iV Viee-Chmn: Mrs. Nancy Clapp. Chmn; (N Frederick Ebbetu Assistant Principal; B.S.Ed. Bridgewater State Coliege M. Ed years, “Be a good person. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Glenn R Brynm, Boston U College, VI.Ed. At Harwich Wthcr Thompson, E ' itchbu Bridgewater State College, M. Strive to be the best at whr Cheryl M. Poore, Anderson College. B.A., At Harwich 10 ears A life’s work that you don ' t enjoy will deaden your senses mid sap your life energy, so choose and train for a vocation you will ENJOY.” Glenn Rose. C ollege of Emporia, B.A. At Harwich 10 ears 5 ill ii ; ; - ft SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ;l Harwich 8 years. Gilbert Ellis , Univ. N.H At Harwich 12 years. eastern Univ., M S Kuren Houmcre. Univ. Mass.. B.S MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Wandcrh id? 15 ye; ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Patricia Parrel!, Good Counsel i ollcge, Ohio Dominican College, B.A. At Harwich 7 years. Carl Olson, M.A. At H Paul M. Cleveland, Emerson College. B.S., M.S., Boston State College. C.A.G.S. At Harwich 5 years. “l ive life to the fullest. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Paul Mangel in, Slate College, Language Department UP-:; l BUSINESS DEPARTMENT , Potomac State, A.A.. F; , M S, At Harwich 8 ye trld with a skill. ' - ■ Jg| : ’ SkC.-’ ■ A; ' ' .’• .-t; jgfe Anne B. Irwin , R.N., Cornell Univ., B School of Nursing. At Harwich 10 year Susan Lamontagne. Hubbard School of Business At Har¬ wich one year. ‘it is not what you have, nor even what you do. which directly expresses your worth, but what you are. os pit a ■ ' • ; i ff t i ; - ■ i ' ■ � V i r !■ 1 i ft 4. s W i m 1 J nut n 11 i mhl ' m linn CAFETERIA STAFF Elsie Barber. School Matron Back Row .1 Burke. (1. Shocn. F. Burke, f ront Marshall. P I ii gcrald 1 ym wIR m % JB SI : iillt Those things learned on the field of competition illuminate the character permanently. VARSITY A CONTENDER IN STATE TOURNAMENT The 1980 edition of the Harwich Rough Riders Baseball squad experienced one of its best seasons ever. The Fred-Ebbett-coached team made the State Tournament winning its first game against West Bridgewater, but losing the next against Nantucket. The team had 9 players returning and racked up a .309 Team Batting Average. Lenny Flanigan was named to the first team All-Cape and lead the team with an impressive .450 Batting Average. Other players who contributed considerable to this championship team were Captain Matt Zelek, named to the 2nd team All-Cape, George King, Dan Brittain and Shawn Baker. Coach Ebbett looks to an even more productive team next year. HAR OPP Dennis-Yarmouth 1 4 Barnstable 11 14 Marthas Vineyard 8 6 Provincetown 8 6 Cape Cod Tech 6 2 Chatham 5 4 Sandwich 8 1 Nauset 7 2 Nantucket 3 7 Marthas Vineyard 15 3 Provincetown 2 3 Cape Cod Tech 13 10 Chatham 10 4 Sandwich 10 2 Nauset 11 5 Nantucket 0 8 1st row; E.Capozzi, G.King, M.Capozzi, M.Zelek Capt., D.Brittain, C.Hemeon, C.Pearson 2nd row: F.Ebbett coach, J.Dunakin, S.Baker, L.Flanigan, M.King, D.Marini, C.Brown, C.Barrett, M.Dunford. C. Pearson takes 5. Strike 3. 35 ’80 SQUAD SETS NEW RECORDS The 1980 spring season for HHS’s boys track team was marked with personal dedication and team reward despite an injury plagued second half. The tracksmen boosted their 1979 record of one win and seven losses to a fine six wins and three losses and missed the Cape and Islands title by only three defeats, two to Nauset and one to Martha’s Vineyard. Harwich runners also set numerous individual records. Sophomore Jeff Gomes set a two mile record with a time of 10:35. Joe Thibert, in his first year on the squad, set the mile record at 4:44. Jim Supple carved his name in the 440, at 52 seconds flat, and the 880, at 2:02. Newcomer Randy Nunes spirited a record 42:09 in the 330 low hurdles. Finally the 4X110 relay team of Matt Barry, Jim Supple, Peter Kelly and Brad Kelly repeatedly shattered Cape and Islands records. Coming off the high of the record-breaking 1980 season, Coach O’Leary and the HHS trackmen look to the 1981 schedule with enthusiastic confidence. First row: J. Ritz, P. Kelly, J. Supple, B. Kelly, R. Nunes, M. Croteau, B. Bonatt, D. Bachand 2nd row: Coach O’Leary, K. Duran, R. Comeau, R. Dennison, D. Gonsalves, J. Gomes, K. Bresnahan, M. Barry, P. Fehrnstrom, R. Cushing, M. Pena, S. Wikstrom 36 GIRLS DOMINATE FIELD EVENTS - NEED MORE SPEED The 1980 HHS Girls track team had a decent season but Nauset once again came out on top. The girls, as is their fashion, remained dominant in the field events but lacked the necessary depth in running. Many individual goals were achieved by the fine women athletes with seniors Adrienne Foote reigning in the hurling of the javelin and Diane Hall in the long jump event. Distance runner, Susan McCarthy continuously set and reset records in the two mile and one in the mile. Other fine performances were given by Karyn Nelson and Sue Solimine in sprinting, Jane Simard in both the long jump and as a 4 X 110 relay runner, Maura Hanlon as a strong middle-distance runner and Joyce Livramento in the javelin and as the team’s shotputter. Coach Burns is proud of his girls and is optimistic about the upcoming season. 37 FIVE WON - SEVEN LOST The 1980 Varsity Tennis Team had one of its, “we should have done better,” seasons. With the loss of star performer Tom Tomasian who suffered a broken arm earlier in the season, the team had to look elsewhere for strong performances. One highlight in the season was when Chris Hayes defeated top cede Ed Benz. Tom Gavigan, Rich Mulcahy, Jon Thyng, and Steve Baldwin were all strong points on the team. Late in the year the team received a tremendous lift from the combo of Matt Brown and Eric Jones. With young talent coming up, coach Kot has high hopes for the future. Har Opp Chatham 2,1 3,4 Nauset u 4,4 Sandwich 0,1 5,4 Provincetown 3,2 2,3 Marthas Vineyard 5,4 0,1 Cape Cod Tech 5,5 0,0 1st row; D. Mason, T. Desrochers, M. Brown, E. Jones, M. Ballam, 2 nd row; T. Gavigan, R. Mulcahy, S. Baldwin, C. Hayes, K. Dunbar, S. Kot, Coach. 38 GIRLS SHOW SPIRIT The 1980 Girls Tennis Team had only four players but do not put these young ladies down. They finished with a 3-7 record, and showed tremendous courage and dedication. Headed by Nancy Gerstley and Robin Peterson the girls showed much spirit throughout the year. Midge Osmun and Jennifer Thyng showed their skill playing doubles sometimes and other times singles. Coach Kirchener hopes to have more help from the Junior High in the coming season. HAR OPP Martha’s Vineyard 1 4 Provincetown 0 5 Cape Cod Tech 5 0 Chatham 0 5 Sandwich 1 4 Nauset 0 5 Martha’s Vineyard 4 1 Provincetown 0 5 Cape Cod Tech 5 0 Chatham 0 5 39 GIRLS IN STATE TOURNAMENT 8TH YEAR For the first time in eight years and after a disappointing and controversial loss to Chatham the varsity softball team lost the league championship title. The girls finished in second place with a commendable record of thirteen wins and three losses. After qualifying for their eighth consecu¬ tive state tournament, the girl’s defeated a strong Cohasset team, a team which included three boys, in their first round of the state tournament. The girls lost a close game in the quarter finals to defending state champion Apponequet. Freshman pitcher Michele Thayer was excellent in walking only two of the many batters she faced. Infielders Penny Fennell, Cheryl Heap and Patty Ryder and outfielder Sharon Hannigan were named members of the Cape and Island All-Star Team, with Patty Ryder receiving the additional honor of being an honorable mention of the Boston Globe. Coach Poore and her girls are planning on recapturing the title in the upcoming season. Front row: P. Ryder, S. Dill, T. Heap, T. Lopes, Mascot Nort, P. Fennel, R. Warren, Last row: Coach Poore, S. McCormick, K. McBride, C. Heap, S. Hannigan, S. Truscott, P. Fernandes, S. O’Brien, M. Thayer. 41 GOLF TEAM CONTINUES TO EXCELL The Golf Team recorded its second straight Cape and Islands league championship in 1980. Finishing with a spectaclar 9-1-0 record. The team actually finished tied with Chatham for first place. Coach Bryant was very pleased with the attitude and support of his players. Peter Morgan was once again named M.V.P. Eric Noyes, Deane Reade, Tim Hall, and David Leger also had superior performances. With everyone returning Coach Bryant expects an even better record and plans to defend their title in the year ahead. HAR . OPP Chatham 6 Vi 2 V 2 Sandwich 8 1 Nauset 7 2 Martha’s Vineyard 8 1 Cape Cod Tech 6 3 Sandwich 9 0 Nauset 6 3 Cape Cod Tech 9 0 Martha’s Vineyard 7 2 Chatham 2 7 42 GIRLS HAVE EXCEPTIONAL SEASON The 1980 addition of the Girl’s Soccer Club finished with an exceptional 3-3-1 season. Though they played only three teams all season, the girls showed outstanding spirit and dedication. Tri- Captains Karyn Nelson, Roberta Warren, and Heather Cambell all received M.V.P awards for their ability and inspiration. Sophomore Wendy Craig also showed exceptional talent. With hopes of some new competition in 1981, coach Horan is looking forward to the coming season. fee HAR OPP Whitman Hanson 0 3 Barnstable 2 1 Whitman Hanson 0 5 Barnstable 1 0 Nauset 0 1 Barnstable 2 0 Nauset 1 1 1st Row; K. Donnelly, C. Gould, C. Blackmore, R. War¬ ren, K. Nelson, H. Campbell, C. Reynolds, H. Leugers, 2nd Row; Coach C. Horan, J. Gronski, F. Friedman, S. McCormick, J. McKenna, G. Stoltz, W. Craig, L. O’Brien, J. Moran, J. Paulus 43 DIVISIONAL CHAMPS! AND CLOSE CONTENDERS FOR NUMBER ONE IN STATE! If the 1979 Cape and Island champs were labeled the “Miracle Team,” what nickname would be appropriate for the 1980 Squad? Their nomenclature includes “The WPA rejects,” and the “Ragamuffins.” To most, they were “unbelievable.” Though the ladies’ unprecedented 73 game winning streak was snapped they, led by their coach, set their sights on a state championship. Few believed, many doubted. In spite of this, the believers had more to rejoice about. Bouncing back from a disappointing 8-2-2 season, it took 5 games in the state tournament before the team conquered the elusive dream of a South Sectional Division Championship. Though defeated in the State Semi-finals, this accomplishment must not be glanced at and forgotten, for no other Cape Team has ever brought this title over the bridge. Their .. journey to the final destination” was the farthest any Cape Team has ever gone. The team was paced by Senior Cape and Islands All Stars and All Cape All Stars Penny Fennell, Sharlene Gomes and Cheryl Heap. Juniors Janie Simard and Sue O’Brien were chosen as Cape and Island All Stars and O’Brien was chosen to the All Cape Squad. Heap led the Cape and Islands in scoring with 22 goals and 10 assists. In addition to the All Cape honors, Fennell and Gomes were nominated and selected to the Globe’s All Scholastic Field Hockey Team. Fennell did not stop there, she captured The Player of the Teartitle - the highest female athlete award in the state of Massachusetts. She is also the first goalie to achieve this award in the state. What do you credit their victory to? It may be the many hours of vigorous practice, their opportune mascot Nort, the soybeans and almonds or Patty’s lucky beanie. It is a certainty that their coach, Miss Cheryl Poore is the reason for their success. Field Hockey is like a machine, every part must function together, and Miss Poore is the finest mechanic in the state. She produces a winner each year, regardless of the amount of talent available to her. Miss Poore is an All-Scholastic coach. How does she feel about next year? With determination, skill, and a little help from above, next years team will be a winner. First row: Coach Poore, S.Hodgkins, T.Heap, T.Lopes, P.Fennell, Nort, S.Coleman, L.Lamon- tagne, W.Heap, Second row: S.O’Brien, S.Gomes, P.Flynn, S.McCarthy, J.Simard, C.Heap, M.thayer, L.Fernandes, S.Solomine, D.Doherty (mgr) 47 JUST MISSED STATE TOURNAMENT The Varsity Soccer team just missed qualifying for the State Tournament this season. A Disappointing loss to Chatham midway through the season ended their hopes. Despite the loss of Lance Rose (last years leading scorer) and Fullback standout Don Marini, due to a leg injury, the team had an aggressive bunch of seniors which lead the way. These seniors included Gary Souza, Adam Ferreira, Babe Barrett, Chuck Brown, and Lenny Flanigan. Gary Souza, the teams leading scorer, was named to the Cape and Islands All-Star team. Next year should prove to be exciting. With depth in all areas we could possibly give the powerhouses such as Nauset and Sandwich a little trouble. Falmouth HAR 2 OPP 7 P-Town 2 2 Nauset 1 7 Cape Tech 2 2 Marthas Vineyard 5 1 Sandwich 0 4 Chatham 0 2 P-Town 5 2 Nauset 1 6 Cape Tech 1 1 Marthas Vineyard 10 0 Sandwich 0 6 Chatham 5 1 1st row: J. Pina, B. Barrett, C. Brown, A. Ferriera, G. Souza, E. Capozzi, J. Dunakin, L. Flanigan, F. Brown 2nd row: Coach G. Rose, H. Anderson, C. Kenda, D. Doherty, B. Cotell, M. Leavitt, R. Rose, F. Lally, D. Gonsalves, Man, H. Ramos 1st row: S. O’Brien, W. Craig, D. Chase, T. Wolley, D. Gonsalves, R. Rubino, D. Desmaris, P. Hannigan, P. Connors, G. Tomasian, Coach J. Al¬ lard 2nd row: R. Simon, E. Jones, J. Parrent, C. Kenda, M. Brown, J. Mar¬ ini, A. Urton, D. Coombera, Chris Co- leran. 48 This page sponsored by Dr. Carl L. Clapp, 15 South Street, Harwichport 49 FIRST YEAR RECORD 50 50 The Harwich Cross Country Team, coached by Donald Bates, handed in an excellent season with many fine performances. These outstanding runners had the best record (5 wins, 5 losses) that a first year team has ever achieved in Cape and Islands history. Supplementing the boys’ team were four girls: Seniors, Mara Rose and Maureen Walsh, and Juniors, Joanne McCormick and Julie Paulus. After only two years in existence. Bates squad produced three all-star runners: Jeff Gomes and Ricky Como, co-captains, and Mara Rose. Cape and Islands champion Jeff Gomes took nine out of eleven races and set a hard-earned course record of 13:26. With the majority of his team returning next season, Coach Bates feels that they have a promising chance at being crowned the 1981 Cape and Islands Cross Country Champions. First row: R. Comeau, J. Gomes. Second row: R. Cushing, J. Ritz, M. Walsh, J. Paulus. Third row: Coach Bates, A. Hannigan, M. Barry, R. Dennis, J. Filteau. 50 front to back: D. Texera, R. Warren, M. Colthart, K. ODonnell, L. Harpster, D. Fiandaca, J. Livramento, T. Lopes This page sponsored by The WinterShell Thrift Shop, Main Street, Harwichport 51 BASKETBALL TEAM COULD MAKE STATES The 1980-81 edition of the boys basketball team was much improved from other years. The team was, as of January 26, 6-5 overall and 3-4 in league play. Matt Barry and Ernie Capozzi are the co-captains. Matt was once again the big. man with 14.8 game average and showed his authority well. Don Livramento was the key guard in handling the ball and the top outside shooter on the team. Freshamn Dave Gonsalves is another delightful addition to the squad. In any event, with many starters returning the varsity basketball team will be in the thick of things next year. West port W Tri-County W Diman Voc L Keefe Tech W Chatham W Marthas Vineyard L Sandwich L P-Town W Nauset L Chatham W Nantucket L i I f M ab|H| ’,.- ■ 1 T - • iLpj j Br f , Wm Wp; UHu .... 1st Row: D. Livramento, M. Barry, E. Capozzi, P. Kelly, D. Gonsalves, 2nd Row: B. Cotell, M. Kelly, T. Blute, D. Thiele, L. Jussila, A. Hannigan, coach G. Rose 1st Row: C. Render, D. Thiele, E. Await, D. Gonsalves, T. Bresnahan, K. Bresnahan, Top Row: J. Viera, D. Gonsalves, W. Craig, P. Hannigan, K. De- maris, F. Moran, coach J. Al- This page sponsored by the House of Morgan, Main Street, Harwichport. ’81 SQUAD BOASTS HIGH SPIRIT Harwich vs Falmouth 30-50 Harwich at Bourne 24-49 Harwich at Nantucket 30-46 Harwich at Chatham 27-43 Harwich at Vineyard 33-53 Harwich vs Sandwich 31-62 Harwich vs P’Town 45-65 Harwich at Nauset 41-68 Harwich vs Chatham 26-50 Harwich vs Nantucket 28-45 Harwich vs Vineyard 43-62 The 1980 Girls Varsity Basketball Team may not be a winning team, but they are losing with dignity and class. A recent issue of the Cape Cod Oracle stated that Harwich was the team to beat in the Cape and Islands League. Well, they have been beaten by just about everyone. Their record of 0 wins and 11 losses says it all. The team, composed of 7 players, 3 managers, and their coach, Mr. Charles Horan, plays as a team, a single unit. On and off the court, the team is held together through deep bonds of friendship. They have tried everything from oranges, honey, soybeans, and voo-doo dolls but are still searching for that winning element. The team, paced by Senior Center Patty Flynn, who has scored 4 of Harwich’s points, (total to date is 146 points in 8 games) while leading the Cape Islands in scoring with 18.4 pts. per game, is falling short of winning its first game. Returning letterman includes Penny Fennell. Coach Horan is looking forward to a more productive season next year in terms of wins. 1st row: K. Davis, P. Flynn, N. Dunne, S. Dill, coach C. Horan 2nd row: K. Eldredge, W. Craig, L. Fernandes i This page sponsored by Carol A. Topolewski, M.D. 53 HOCKEY TEAM UNDEFEATED! For the third consecutive year, Harwich’s Varsity Hockey team once again finds itself on top of the Cape and Islands and is also anticipating a high finish in the State Tournament. Coach Brackett, having lost ten seniors last year, must have had some concern, but his hopes and aspirations increased with the arrival of Hans Anderson from Finland and Frank Brown from Plymouth. Their skills along with banner years from senior wingers Jim Luce and Mike King have combined to create another winning attitude for Harwich. Captain Chuck Brown, in his last year, again finds himself in contention for the league’s scoring title. Chatham HAR OPP 12 1 D-Y 4 4 Sandwich 8 2 P-Town 6 1 Cape Tech 7 1 Chatham 5 2 Sandwich 7 1 P -Town 12 2 Chatham 7 2 Cape Tech 9 6 Another bright spot for the Rough Riders is sophomore goalie Tom Luce. Next year, with several juniors returning, the Hockey team will surely provide another year of excitement for the great Harwich fans 1st row: T. Luce, J. Pina, D. Campbell, P. Hewins, captain Jim Luce, captain Chuck Brown, B. Gronroos, S. McKenna, S. Howard 2nd row: Coach B. Brackett, T. McKenna, J. Kelley, T. O’Brien, T. Hall, H. Anderson, F. Brown, A. Steegstra, M. King, J. Hodgkins, Ass’t. Coach Mr. Thyng 54 This page sponsored by Sandy’s Sport Shop, Harwich This page sponsored by James Gavigan 5 S m: ■ % • ;. 1 ACTIVITIES The spirit Is lighted by Accomplishments of The heart and The mind Section Editors: Sharon Holmes, Jennifer Clapp First row: S. Truscott, D. Rubino, M. Paterno, M. Walsh, M. Hanlon, M. Dunford, L. Naylor, M. O’Donnell, 2nd row: M. Colthart, J. Hadley, T. Chipman, W. Craig, R. Hull, K. Dunbar, M. Michaud, M. Brown, R. Souza, K. Vining, G. Roundsville, 3rd row: K. Thayer, K. Mercer, R. Clapp, D. Chipman, K. O’Donnell, K. Cahoon, J. Coffin, T. Desrochers 4th row: P. Kozar, L. Stevenson, J. McKenna, H. Leugers, H. Thyng, P. Hewins, C. Vrontas, W. Craig, D. Chipman, D. Gonsalves, D. Livramento, D. Condry, S. O’Brien. BAND The Harwich High Band made its second appearance leading the Cranberry Festival Parade in September after a great exchange concert and bus hijacking of the Interlakes Regional High School Band of Meredith, New Hampshire. Destination for this year’s exchange has not been finalized but fund raisers such as the Cartoon Festival and the Great Band and Orchestra Road Race are being planned. The Band will record some of its Christmas concert for Broadcast on WKZE. 58 Front Row: S. Maurer, J. Clapp, M. Paterno, M. Dunford, J. Brooks, M. Ballam, M. Hanlon, S. Cahoon, Last Row: C. Thistle, K. O’Donnell, L. Nilson, M. Brown, L. Stevenson, T. Chipman, C. Vrountas, B. Barca, B. Hanlon, T. Desroches, M. Michaud, K. Duggan ORCHESTRA The Harwich High Orchestra plans to use elec¬ tronic enhancement in it’s Christman Concert as it did in its spring and exchange concerts with Inter¬ lakes Regional High of Meridith, New Hampshire. Fund raising in conjunction with the Band, will raise funds for this year’s exchange concert. 59 CHORUS The Harwich High Chorus is a dedicated group of stu¬ dents. Each year the Chorus participates in two school concerts, a Christmas Con¬ cert and a spring pop-con¬ cert. Last spring the group traveled to Parsippany Hills, New Jersey to give an exchange concert. This coming spring they are plan¬ ning on an exchange trip within Massachusetts. Front Row: Mrs. Stevens, H. Ramos, K. Colthart, J. Clapp, L. Naylor, J. Fox, M. Pena, M. Hanlon, S. Cahoon, C. Coleman, Middle Row: B. Diaz, M. Walsh, M. Dunford, P. Woodruff, L. Havens, W. Johnson, D. Chipman, S. Cahoon, Last Row: C. Jennings, T. Chipman, F. Meeieros, A. Smith, B. Hanlon, D. Doherty, B. Welsh, D. Chipman, A. McBride, D. Black, K. O’Domnell Front Row: S. Cahoon, Mrs. Stevens, Middle Row: C. Jennings, B. Welsh, Last Row: J. Clapp, B. Hanlon, M. Hanlon 60 r Bg v A STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: T. Gavigan, G. Vicino, J. Pina, S. Witney, J. Foster, B. Hanlon, Middle Row: T. Fredrick, C. Brown, S. Solimine, P. Kelly. Bottom Center: E. Capozzi MATH TEAM Front Row: M. Walsh, J. King, Middle Row: C. Vrountas, R. Knox, Last Row: Mr. Atwood, M. Smith, M. Shepherd, E. Capozzi, K. Bresnahan 61 THE SENTINEL Although the Sentinel has been in circulation for only two years, it has already won recognition for its ex¬ cellence. Thanks to the ef¬ fort and dedication of Mr. O’Leary and his staff, the Sentinel was awarded the New England Press Associ¬ ation Journalism Award for Meritorious Achievement in Editing and Publishing, in competition with over 100 New England Schools. Even though several Seniors will be leaving the staff this year, Mr. O’Leary feels he will have no trouble main¬ taining the Sentinefs record of excellence. First row: J. Jones, P. Holmes, E. Noyes Middle row: T. Bresnahan, P. Small, V.Bresnahan, M.Barry, T. Gavigan, J.Foster, N.Whitney Back row: Mr. O’Leary, T.McKenna, G.Vicino, K.Bresnahan, J.King, L.O’Brien, K.Duggan. 62 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row: S. Holmes, M. Paterno, M.Smith, S. Maurer, M. Norris, J. Curran, C. Coleman, P. Fennell, C. Brown, E. Capozzi, Second row: Mr. Lamontegne, M. Shepherd, M. Walsh, S. McKenna, K. McBride, K. Duggan, D. Marini, M. Hanlon, S. McCarthy, E. Noyes, R. Mulcahy, Third row: P. Holmes, V. Bresnahan, T. Gavigan, C. Metz, R. Cushing, S. Cahoon, Last row: S. Gomes, P. Flynn, C. Heap, B. Bergeron, M. Barry, J. Jones. . -• : S K ' w!“ ' :� tStSKS!Si : ' B • •♦ ' “ ' ' M -Ai--■■■■■■:■■� HIGH SCHOOL BOWL TEM Front row: M. Paterno, S. Holmes, M. Norris, J. Curran, M. Shepherd, K. McBride, Second row: Mr. Lamontagne, S. Maurer, C. Brown, D. Marini, E. Capozzi, M. Hanlon, Third row: M. Walsh, M. Smith, K. Duggan, Fourth row: T. Gavigan, P. Holmes, J. Jones, Last row: M. Barry, V. Bresnahan, S. McKenna. A.F.S. CLUB Since its beginning in 1973, the A.F.S. Club has become an active group participating in both school and community activities. Last year, especially, the A.F.S. mem¬ bership doubled when it opened its doors to Junior High Students. The A.F.S. Club has sponsored a booth in the Cranberry Harvest Festival as well as a dance for the school. The new A.F.S. friend vis¬ iting this year is Caroline Mus- chang from Belgium. Our A.F.S. Club is doing its part in bringing the world close together! MASS ACHUSE T S ' Dedicated to the Townspeople af H,irwii towards sound educational and v and Front Row: R. Bennett, T. Chipman, J. Livermento, C. Muschang, S. McKenna, K. McBride, D. Chipman, Last Row: D. Chipman, B. Curran, J. Thyng, L. O ' Brien, L. Michelson. WINGS OF HARWICH The Wings of Harwich celebrated their fifth year as the Jr.-Sr. High School Aviation Club by having many interesting activities and programs during the year, includ¬ ing Fly Days, field trips, rocket launches etc. This year’s club was lead by its first female president Jennifer Thyng. The officers were Joe Mazanac, V.P., Maymard Black, Tres., and Secretary Caro¬ line Muschang. The Club Advisor was Mr. Wainwright. Front Row: T. Taylor, J. Bartell, T. Flayes, C. Muschang, S. Truscott, C. Young, T. Perry, Middle Row: J. Thyng, J. Mazanec, Last Row: D. Nickerson, S. Anderson, B. Colthart, M. Black. 64 UNDERCLASSMEN The light Is there. With Determination We will Ren eh it. Section Editors: Sherill Baldwin, Kevin Duggan Steven Murphy, photographer CLASS OF 1984 Front: S. Baker, President, P. Dunne, Treasurer, W. Heap, Vice- president, Back: Ms. Kaine, Advisor, S. Hodgekins, Secretary, Mr. Fede, Advisor. , JM li 1 FT? JZz.2] { f . : _... uz ' ■ L A lj|L ' Front: C. Colleran, R. Barca, K. Cahoon, S. Baker, D. Chase, W. Craig, D. Coomber, R. Allison, Back: L. Baldwin, T. Bresnahan, P. Conners, P. Boulay, R. Campbell, J. Coffin, R. Campbell, J. Coleman (not pictured: E. Baily, K. Bunzick, S. Cahoon, A. Centeio, N. Latour) 66 Front: J. Dorran, C. Padula, J. Daley, L. Fernandes, D. Cushman, J. Dudvoire, N. Fuentes, J. Foster, Back: D. Doherty, K. DesMari s, B. Diaz, D. Curran, K. Croteau, K. Davis, P. Dunne, T. Ennis, H. Forsman, T. Frederick, D. Gonsalves (not pictured: J. Doiron, M. Gomes) Front: A. Leger, K. Green, J. MacDiarmid, S. Hodgekins, H. Leuger, B. Hanlon, J. Lomontagne, J. Gronski, Back: P. Hannigan, D. Gonsalves, E. Jussila, L. Kology, L. Holt, M. Mancuso, M. Kozar, W. Heap, D. Hathaway (not pictured: C. Hamer, C. Render, A. Hall, S. Joseph) 67 Front: M. O’Donnell, W. Perry, S. Pandiscio, G. Gallagher (visitor), J. McKen¬ na, M. McCormack, L. Nichols, N. Pina, M. Michaud, Back: C. O’Brien, S. O’Connell, J. Potter, S. Peterson, C. Mercer, D. Thibeau, S. Monroe, T. Murphy, S. O’Brien (Not pictured: J. Mazanec, F. Moran, L. Nilson, C. Pearson) To i | V Front: C. Webb, C. Thistle, B. Sykes, P. Thompson, H. Routhier, H. Thyng, R. Williams, Back: D. Carron, T. Yarbo, L. Rose, C. Small, R. Rubino, T. Woolley, K. Vining (not pictured: K. Vining, J. Viera, G. Tomasian, L. Stewart, R. Simons, C. Sigel, D. Teixeira, P. Welch) 68 CLASS OF 1983 K Bresnahan, President, M Brown, VicePresident, Mr. Dunford, Advisor, J. King, Treasurer, R. Ellis, Secretary Front: R. Dunakin, S. Allard, W. Craig, E. Barney, M. Brown, E. Await, M. Alves, Back: J. Dodson, T. Collins, R. Dennis, D. Condrey, G. Davies, A. Cole, M. Colthart, W. Brown, S. Bunzick, K. Bresnahan, C. Cowans, D. Black, C. Adams, C. Blackmore, B. Clapp (not pictured: C. Bonatt, D. Chipman, D. Chipman, D. Doherty, K. Donnelly) 70 Front: P. Fehrnstrom, L. Havens, C. Gould, R. Ellis, Middle: H. Gonsalves, E. Jones, M. Jussila, J. Fox, J. Hadley, F. Friedman, B. Gronroos, D. Thiele, J. Filteau, Back: E. Eldredge, T. Haggerty, S. Hauver, J. Hodgekins, W. Johnson, C. Hall, R. Rose, J. Gianelli (not pictured: M. Elwell, L. Giroux A. Hall, F. Lally) 71 Front: A. Smith, C. Rose, P. Woodruff, R. Welch, N. Whitney, H. Wickstrom, L. Stevenson, Back: T. Smith, J. Ritz, C. Smith, E. Stearns, A. Urton, M. Russell, T. McQueen, S. Solimine, G. Stoltz. 72 Front: C. Morrissey, A. McBride, R. Primeau, K. O’Donnell, H. Our, L. Moran, L. Michelson, Back: S. O’Brien, J. Marini, A. Mason, J. Parent, T. Luce, D. Karis, J. Kelly, C. Mackie, T. Nealy. 73 CLASS OF 1982 Front: E. Barca, R. Young, R. Bennett, C. Britton, D. Capmbell, C. Bates, E. Callahan, Back: S. Chase, J. Hersey, H. Anderson, S. Coleman, B. Caldwell, B. Bushy, W. Bowen, D. Casacca, B. Cahill, T. Brown, C. Chase, K. Campbell (not pictured: J. Await, D. Bachard, B. Bessette, T. Blute, B. Bonatt, J. Burnham, T. Chipman, C. Small, J. Schettino) Front: J. Langway, J. Flynn, N. Dunne, C. Crosby, T. Desrochers, R. Comeau, Back: K. Duggan, M. Ferreira, K. Dunbar, J. Foster, M. deDominicis, S. Dill, R. Fields (not pictured: W. Connell, C. Conners, W. Cotell, M. Croteau, E. Curran, C. Davis, D. Day, T. Deck, J. Fiandaca, G. Goodwin) Front: E. Hanlon, T. Heap, R. Hull, K. Frost, L. Gingras, C. Jennings, Back: P. Hewins, M. Learned, G. Gomes, T. Hall, R. Knox, L. Jussila, G. Diaz, J. Gomes, M. Leavitt, Mr. Lomontagne (not pictured: B. Greenhalgh, A. Hannigan, L. Hayes, L. Hazlehurst, M. Kelly) 75 Front: T. McKenna, D. Leger, W. McCaskie, M. Pena, J. Pina, J. Paulus, J. McCormack, E. Nefzeger, Back: R. Noyes, S. McKenna, L. Padula, M. McLean, C. Pasda, M. Pena, L. O’Brien, A. McCarthy, J. Moran (not pictured: E. Limbacher, D. Livramento, M. Lopes, W. McCaskie, A. Mitchell, S. O’Brien, P. Piersall, K. Kline) 76 Front: M. Gianelli, S. Voloato, H. Ramos, G. Vicino, C. Taloumis, C. Vrontas, Back: F. Brown, M. Woodland, D. Russell, M. Vagenas, S. Rowley, J. Thyng, S. Wagstaff, K. Thayer, G. Smith (not pictured: C. Reynolds, J. Simard, P. Smith, M. Valentini, D. Wilson, S. Zuspan, S. Russell) 77 SENIORS Wc go forth With hope And determination. To add, perhaps. Another ray Of light Along the way. Section Editors: Mark Ballam and Joyce Livramento WENDY ALLARD H.H.S. Course: College Pre p. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; Senior Play; Prom Comm.; Business Club 1; Christmas Tree Sale; Banquet Comm.; Send-a-cane 4. Nauset Beach - “Gay Wellington” - Good Friends ECFIO “85” - Rob’s Jeep - Reunite on Ice - Funky Five - 1 hate math! - Weekends - Those fun study halls—-Goodbye Har¬ wich High!! DAVID W. ARMSTRONG H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 1, 2; Senior Play 1; Banquet Comm; Christmas Tree Sale. Hooper keep an eye on those barrels!—Rimshot—Yes Com¬ missioner!—Commence breaking wind—Led Zep—Who- —GORGAR LIVES!—There’s a penguin on the tele! SHAWN BAKER H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4,; Soccer 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2; Senior Play;; Christmas Tree Sale. The Bear!, Arabian Knight—Antler, roo-bar—Nipper - Burrow in - C.H.H. - Scruff - Beehive Boys Timboy - Puppet - Molson - Mr. Hiram Walker - The Barn - Superfly - MUSTA got lost! SHERILL L. BALDWIN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Prom Comm.; Yearbook staff; School Play 4. Shrill - H.J.T. (D.A.) - Eeyore - R.B. - K.A.D. Behold a New Dawn - Wendell - J. Geils - Big Blue - Beechwood (5 16 80) - RAYD - lucy-6 15 80 - Summer of’80 - Have a Real - Deca-baldwin - B.F.N. - Reunite - The doors - West Wing - The Loft - Nancius - B.C.C.G.J.K.L.L.- N.P.P.R.R.S.W.W. - Gang of Seven. MARK J. BALLAM H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1; Student Council 2; Prom Comm.; Ban¬ quet Comm. Yearbook Staff; Christmas Tree Sale; Senior Class Play; New England, Cape Cod, Southeast, Music Festivals; Guys and Dolls 4. Wouldya Rich? - Tony Kirby . . . Well, Miss Sycamore . . . Did anyone get the math? - Where’s the party? -1 wish I had an I D.!.- Ernie, you got STELLA? Why? - ECHO 82 - “One must open men’s eyes, not tear them out.” JOHN BARBER 80 TYLER BARNEY CHARLES A. BARRETT H.H.S. Course: College Prep Fut. Plans: College Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 4; Christmas Tree Sale 6 Observation! - Burrow In ... - Zorch Stroking Fast and Bulbous? - What a long strange trip it’s been ... - Ya got any Black Star? - We gotta get out of here - 9. MATTHEW J.P. BARRY H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; (Co- Captain); Cross Country 4; Class Vice President 4; National Honor Society; Sentinal (Editor) 3, 4. Sin theta, Nyung? - Gap? - Play some hoop? Clash-Police. Yeoman Power Forward. - I don’ Know. - Y’know? BETH BERGERON H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut Plans: College Activities: Basketball 1; Band and Orchestra 1, 2; Drama I and II; Prom Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; National Honor Society; Senior Class Play. Photo - BOWIE - Ziggy Stardust lives. - Girl’s Room - Hazel,-You damn Brazilian - Swneski:—Where’s the GTO? - Mary, any sparks? SPACE. PAUL BLACKMORE H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Undecided Activities: Basketball 3; Christmas Tree Sale. What’s up killa? - Catalina - Profile Parliament Camaro - Nancy. EDMOND F. BOURKE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Golf 1; Track 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Class Play. Dead at Louiston - “Shroomed” - TULL - Budweiser Blues - N.Y. - Gotta Love It - The Doors - “Little Feat” and The Dixie Chicken - “White Powder” Drunken Irish. 81 VINCENT BRESNAHAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Cross Country 3; Honor Bowl Team 3, 4; Man¬ ager: Christmas Tree Sale; National Honor Society; Senti¬ nel (Editor) 3, 4; Gap? - YPFL - Lost Lamb Syndrome - Uh . . . guidance? NYUNG - The Building - sin theta - Uh . .. NO - WHY? - R. O’Rourke - S. Goose - R. Stones - NYEH! JAY T. BROOKS H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College S. A. - Rayd . .. SLAM??? - Where’s the party? X-mas eve . . . Tar Kiln Road - Let’s Jam . . . that’s punned - Go Wild! ELIZABETH H. BROSIUS H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Computer Science Activities: Band 3; Junior Prom Comm.; Banquet Comm. Hey. Diz Bang - Can’t wait for Sept. 81 - College What’s up you guys? - Ready for the test in math, Wendy? - Thanks Steve. CHARLES W. BROWN JR. H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Ice Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 3; Vice President 1, 3; President 2; Student Council 4; Sr. Class Play; School Musical, Year¬ book Staff; Prom Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Banquet Comm.; National Honor Society; High School Bowl. Roo-Bar - “If you please!” - 2 - Moosies and Molies - Ernie’s store - Hock - Italian Triumvirate - STELLA. STACY LEE CAHOON H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Music - College Activities: Orchestra 1, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Treasurer 2; Business Club 1, 2; Cheerleading 1, 2; National Honor Society; Sr. Play. Comm.; Carousel 1; Guys and Dolls 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; S.E. Festival 1, 2; New England Festival 1, 2; Christmas Tree Sale; Banquet Comm.; Yearbook Staff; Chorus V.P.;2; Chorus President 3; “Stace” - Jewish piano? - Summer of ’80 - Angelo’s - K. Bump - V.J.E. 6 25 79 - “Hurry up and wait” prom - Eddie = 6 years! - Kahlua - Hey Chickie! - Philippines - twinkling those ivories . . . Caryn - Many Thanks M.P.F. . . HEATHER CAMPBELL H.H.S. Course: Home Econ. Fut. Plans: Live, Learn, Love Activities: Soccer 2, 3, 4; JV Softball 1; Varsity Softball 2; Christmas Tree Sale; Carousel 1. The Tank! - Outward Bound - May 17, 1980 Forever! JD Queen - Friends are memories - Reality - Goodbye Harwich, Hello World! - I’m not Holli; I’m Heather!! - Music - Travel - Freedom. 82 ERNEST PAUL CAPOZZI H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Engineering Activities: Soccer 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Golf 1, 2; National Honor Society Treasurer 4; Senior Play; School Play 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Student Council President 4; Christmas Tree Sale; Prom Comm.; Banquet Comm.; Math Team Co-Captain 4; Honor Bowl Team 4. H U T S 0 W . . . Marini! - Why? - I’ve got STELLA . .. Molson Gold - Matt B . . . Iron Man - Italian Triumvirate - Building Party - FIGAWI - Scarlet Fever - Lynyrd Skynyrd - Only Sailers get . . . SUSAN M. CHASE H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Undecided Activities: Business Club 1, 2, 3; Class Play 4. It’s he harp - Oh krud - Thats a slight exaggeration. - Panic Sets In - I’ll live. Ya know. JENNIFER SUE CLAPP H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Culinary Arts Program A divides: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigal Singers 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Banquet Comm. What a year. - Don’t Forget to write - See you all later. CARYN COLEMAN H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 1, 2; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society; JV Cheerleading I, 2; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Business Manager; Christmas Tree Sale; Banquet Comm.; Sr. Class Play. John 4 20 78 . . . 1-4-3 - Mosey!! - Kahlua Sombreros - Swell I’m going to barf!! - Stacy - Angelo’s - “Hurry up and wait” prom - 5 23 80 My House!! 6 25 79 V.J.E. - Texas ’80!! - team psychic. KATHLEEN FRANCES COLTHART H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 1, 2; Marching Band 3, 4; Prom Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Banquet Comm.; National Honor Society. Franny - “Always and Forever” Mark Giand! Bummers Man - Youth Group; Orisa - Summer of ’79 blue pickup - Doobie Brothers Concert - Funky Five John ’80 - West Virginia. MICHAEL CROWLEY H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Band 1,2, 3; Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; All Cape Band 1, 2, 3, 4; “CROW” - b-hits - Frizbee in the graveyard - S + D + R + R - kegger - hondas - hefty session - J.D. - J. Geils - Grateful Dead - ‘SHROOMS - Buzzbee Moonchild - Purmackene - Bertha - Faced - CATCH YA LATER. 83 JEAN CURRAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Anthropology Museum Work Activities: National Honor Society; Honor Bowl; Sr. Class Play; Yearbook Staff; Baseball Manager 2, 3; Prom Comm.; Banquet Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale. Jeannie West - Marezo and Mariesee - “Stay Gold” Ebb Tide - “Eurasia” - “Summertime living” - Essie - The kid does it!! - Many moons ago. - Thank yooou! - Au Revoir, Toujours. PATRICIA ANN CURREY H.H.S. Course: Art Fut. Plans: Art College Activities: Christmas Tree Sale; Banquet Comm.; Send a cane 4; Natash - What’s up - That’s life - Penny doo - What a bummer - Who’s going to the Stanley Cup? Harwich - Ice Hockey - I got to get going. RICHARD CUSHING H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut Plans: College Activities: National Honor Society The human adventure is just beginning. ROBERT CUSHING H. H. S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: College Activities: Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3, 4; The trophy be¬ longs to me. TIMOTHY DEARBORN H.H.S. Course: College Fut. Plans: Mechanical Engineering Charlene Murphy - The Cars - Led Zeppelin - Cougar XR-7 - Red Bandanas - Convertibles - Those GM’s belong in the junkyard! - Top down time! - Old Merc’s never die! - Genie Cream. TIMOTHY CHARLES DION H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Student Council 1, 2; Senior Class Play; Guys and Dolls; Yearbook Section Editor; Christmas Tree Sale; Banquet Comm; “Send-A-Cane”; Girls Varsity Basketball Manager 4; Varsity Softball Manager 4; Time to get dismissed - Ebbett.scatter - Polly May - 10 3 80 - Mr. Depinny - Santa - 5 16 80 at Beechwood - Gang of Seven - Mr. X - Pen, Deb, and NTK - M.P.’s Athletic Supporter - Applaud the circus is finally over. 84 KEVIN DUGGAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: JV Basketball 1, 2; National Honor Society; Sr. Class Play; Christmas Tree Sale; Yearbook staff. Patriots, Stop and Shop, Chris, how’s Hoss??, Eagles, Bud- wieser, T-Gav, DZZZZT!!, The Happiest Days .... JEFFREY DUNAKIN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: U.S. Navy Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 4; Burrow In, The Benj, Bera, Punski, Technical Bushy, Pup¬ pet, Doolie, Light Dwight. MICHAEL DUNFORD H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Music School Activities: Soccer 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Pres. 3, 4; Percussion Ensemble 2, 3, 4; “Go Wild”, Led Zepplen, I.M. B”D Morrison, Ludwig Zildjian, 1-4-3, Corivine, Burrow in Bear, “I don’t know man”, “THE SLAM”, Jam at Greg’s, “Jim”. KATHY L. ELDREDGE H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Undecided Activities: JV Basketball 1; Boy’s Varsity Basketball Man¬ ager 3; David 1-4-3 . . . 6 22 80, Little Taffy Bar, Every things Horses, Radar, Jr. Prom, “Cut it out Bobby, Sneffnie, Hi Pen, Mama Hullard, Yah, I know I’m short, It’s a Deb. PENNY JEANNE FENNELL 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; National Honor Society, Christmas Tree Sale. GORDON 1-4-3, 10-8-79, Pen-Lane, Squeegie, Goalies Unite!! Mom and Dad (Nancy and Dana), Nancy, we got bagged!, 14, I don’t know, DN PG, DW 10 3, “Babe”, Hey Tim, Whats the matter with Debbie??, Bye. ADAM DAVID FERREIRA H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Tree Sale 4; DZZZT; 28-Dam-Hey Gomez! I cuz- Pan Man. 85 DEBORAH A. FIANDACA H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Cheerleading 4. Friendly’s ’79 - Little Deb Deb - Vodka I wish it was Friday already - you sexy broad - De - Hey, Cathy - How ya doin’ Ria. LEONARD FLANNIGAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2 . Tuscon ’62 - 1975 team - Get era Bake - Rex - Yeah Right! - Have a day Dunk - I don’t need it! - The old tree is dying. PATRICIA M. FLYNN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Field Hockey 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Class Treasurer 1; Prom Comm. 3; Christmas Tree Sale; National Honor Society ? - E.B.L. - Pushkin and Piggy - Big Daddy - Hi Mom Jew Jew Bean - Hey Susie Q! - The Clancy Brothers - Jug of Punch - Stop the car, I gotta dance? - 11 17 80 - Oh, the fun we can have - T - See you later! MARK FREDERICKSON H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Travel - College Activities: Soccer 1, 2; Drama 3, 4; Intramural Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. EBB - Gus - the booth - Halloween, Bertha - Sessions KUWAMBA - Jim-B-Hits - Vanderhof - sclines - Grateful Dead - J. Geils Band - Quarter Bounce - Maine Music Festival - Long Live King Jerry! THOMAS EDWARD GAVIGAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Economics Activities: JV Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; High School Bowl 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society; President; Newspaper 3, 4 - Co-Editor. “Bandits of the Stye” - Tennis - DZZZT! - Dallas - “T-Gav” - Cowboys - Ya Boy - Carriage Trade. SHARLENE GOMES H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track I, 2; National Honor Society; Christmas Tree Sale; Prom Comm. Cha-cha-roo; Sharra; 11 17 80; Stop the car! I gotta get out and dance.; Bite the big one . . . with relisssh!; Suzie Q. . . How are you?; Flynno; Punch girls; Let’s go to the beach! 86 DAVID GOULD H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Senior Class Play; Christmas Tree sale; Hockey 4; Intramural Hockey 3 M.D. 20 20: The tree men; DZZZT! Quarter bounce; The Dead Mobile; “I dare say.”; Elwood!; Pat’s game (ejection, Murph !!); Scooter!; Karyn’s shoulder; M.H. 5 20 80. HOLLENE R. GREEN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Activities: Track 1, 2; Candy Sale 3; Christmas Tree sale; Senior Banquet Comm.; Stag e Manager 4. Greeny; Staley; Cindy and Carleton; U. Mass.; Party til you . . . purple; Harry, Heav Gin; Cape Cod, Texas; What the . . .? Katt, Dawn; THE END! MAURA ELIZABETH HANLON H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Treas. 3, 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 3; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Yearbook Staff Co-Editor; Nat. Honor Society 4; Honor Bowl 4; Senior Play; School Musical 4; Christmas Tree sale. Hey, McCarthy!; Scooter and Mighty.; Marezo, let’s call in dead!; Ring Bros.; H.J.T. Squeegie!; Mrs. Penelope Syca¬ more— that’s me!; R-R-R-RHEBA!; Hey, it’s been real. LISA SUE HARPSTER H. H.S. Course: Business. Fut. Plans: Undecided. Activities: Field Hockey Manager 2; Track 2; Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Sr. Class Play; Business Club 2. “Hey, Norris, call me!”; RAM ON; Cold American lady; Steady with Jim; Wet Water; Harpsterelli; “Coke can kill”; “He does Marie!”; Beatles forever, 9 13 80; ‘The Harp”. DEBRA ANN HAVENS H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: Senior Play; Christmas Tree sale; Senior Banquet Comm.; School Musical. Scatter; J.D.; grace question; 5 16 80 at Beechwood; Dumb Blondie; 11 15 80; Summer of ’80; 10 21 80 on seesaw; “Oh Please!”; T-I-M-M-Y!!; Oh Pen!; What are you doing this weekend?; Thanks Mom!: I’m sorry! BARBARA HAYES H.H.S. Course: Business. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Senior Banquet Comm.; Christmas Tree sale. G.K. IV; HAZEL; “4 Froggies”; yup, you bet; Lola; Brazi¬ lian Nut; Lewiston, Maine; Grateful Dead; B.S.H.; Quar¬ ter Bounce; Gon zo; Lynnie; Fire Alarm??? 87 CHERYL LYNN HEAP H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Fieldhockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 3, 4; Prom Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Banquet Comm.; National Honor Society. Miss Piggy - Pushkin - Jew Jew Bean - Jackson Browne Dave Mason - Porer - “Observations” - Biology 76-77 - “We’re big Seniors now, we can do anything we want.” Bye. PHILIP W. HOLMES H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Student Council 1; School Musical 1; Senior Play; Christmas Tree Sale; Newspaper 2; Co-Editor 3, 4; High School Bowl 4; Vice President-National Honor Soci¬ ety. GAP? - The Building. - Hey, Kolenkov! - I think he has to burp. - Slim Whitman - The SENTINAL - A P Coolie - This scene is done; farewell, friends, farewell. SHARON ANN HOLMES H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: National Honor Society; High School Bowl; Sen¬ ior Play - Tickets; Christmas Tree Sale; Banquet Comm.; Yearbook Staff. Hey Sue! - D.Q. - Brooks - Whatever spins your wheels! Life is tough. JAMES HUNT H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Employment Graveyard frizbee - Arrive Stoned - booth - Luch V.T.- Truckin - Crow Party - Ramble on - Cruise - Grateful Dead - J. Geils - Houseparty - Mello Slow. MICHELE LYNN IACOVELLO H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: College Activities: Cheerleading 1, 2; Christmas Tree Sale; School Musical 1. “IKE” - Sloshticated - CWEB 10 22 80 - But we’re fun.- Shannon - S. Me. - Doobies and MJS-’79 - Chris C. - Get me outta here - Doobies ’80 - Another one bites the dust - Hey, Tavano - Love Stinks - D.C. Savage. JON JONES H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: National Honor Society; Newspaper Editor 3, 4; Christmas Tree Sale. Moosehead - Girl Z - Building Party - High Five - Bummer - “Storch?” - Ralph O’Rourke? - Nyung - Y.P.F.L. Shaefer Stadium - “Get to the brewery!”, Guidance is open down the hall. - “GAP?” 88 BRADLEY R. KAPLAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Univ. Mass. (Amherst) Activities: Track 1; Floor Hockey 1, 2, 4; Senior Play; A.F.S.; Christmas Tree sale; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; ECHO. Bad craziness; survivors never say die; 355’s; Zoo Mass.; road trips; sickos; Grateful Dead; they’ll be dancin’ in the street; landsharks; Dzzzt!; ’shrooms, Bud and B-hits; What a long strang trip it’s been! PETER KELLY H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: Student Council 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 3, 4; Christmas Tree sale. Dzzt!; 355’s; Bounce; Cottages; Lost weekend; Bank St. house; Concerts; Kinks; G T’s; Shrooms; Bill and Steve; Golf Course; J.V. basketball; Goodbye Harwich. MICHAEL KING H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: Soccer 1, 2; Hockey 2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club President; Senior Play; Christmas Tree sale. Ushers of ’80; The Bear; C.A.B.; Nipper; The Arabian Knight; Wave length; Beehive Boys; Burrow in; The Barn; T-Ticket; Scruff; Schnappes. KAREN KVITTEN JOY ROSE LIVRAMENTO H.H.S. Course: College Prep: Fut. Plans: College. Activities: Basketball Manager 2, 4; Prom Committee; Soc¬ cer Manager 4; Senior Banquet Comm.; Chistmas Tree sale. What’s-up?; Rainbow; Joyce; One-in-a-million; special mo¬ ments; “yous”; on the phone; Holly-mouth; Terry-Killer; Monay, the hand; Lisa; Collar- up; in the mirror. JOYCE ANN MARIE LIVRAMENTO H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Special Education Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Cheerlead¬ ing 3, 4 (Captain); Track 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Business Club 2,; Senior Class Play; Christmas Tree Sale; Prom Comm.; Banquet Comm.; Yearbook Staff. Hi! How-ya-doing? - Special Friends - I’m Rheba! Sr. Play - 11 14-15 80 - ECHO 87 90 - That Bad-Boy 24 - Friendly’s - Love my Sister Sledge! - ankle sockets Joycie BaBi - Love ya - Car - Cheerleading - Thanks Mom and Dad! 89 ROBERT LOPES H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Air Force Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Christmas Tree Sale; Dance Comm.; Prom Comm; Track 4. Killer - What’s up, Don you big headed monkey. - “Sue” - “Excuse me!” - Get it profiler. - Ya Domenic B., the lover - Joy, put that collar down - Mmm, Snapper! - How you doin’ Ron-Ron. JAMES LUCE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Travel - College Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Floor Hockey 1, 2, 4; Christ¬ mas Tree Sale. CKS, PARTY! - catch the buzz - G’s room - Hey Mark B hits - Halloween ’80 - Bud’s - Vi Bounce Concerts - Wander¬ ing - KAWAMBA - J. Giels - Grateful Dead. DONALD MARINI H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; National Honor Society; Christmas Tree Sale. How goes it? - H U T S 0 W Capozzi! - Land Cruiser Country. - “Captain Itallian” - Molson Skynyrd!! - 0 for 3 again? - Pretty yeoman! My advice to you: . . . Start Drink¬ ing Heavily! SUSAN ELIZABETH MAURER H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; National Hon¬ or Society; High School Bowl 4; Christmas Tree Sale; Ban¬ quet Comm.; Senior Play-Tickets. Let’s go to Boston! - C.J. - Oh well, c’est la vie - I’m so bored! - The Coop - W NBC!- Jt can’t be six - Grin, it makes people wonder. KATHLEEN DOVE McBRIDE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Texas A. M. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 1, 2; A.F.S. 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Yearbook Staff; Christmas Tree sale. 90 Kathie, Baby Rob; Will somebody walk me home; Kika the MUSIC!; Terry, meet me halfway; S.M.P.O.O.P.; Texas A M; Timmy, it’s the cops!; Wench 1; Sleep over!!!! paul McCarthy H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: i. . Baseball 2; J.V. Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Track 4; Senior Play; Christmas Tree sale. Soccer; Girls; Jack Black w a Hef chaser; skynyrd; Mono- moy; Preps Snobs 1; Slow down Skip; Roast Guvy; Stubby; Stud 1; And more girls!; Captain Cadaver. susan McCarthy H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities :Track 1,2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff (sports editor); Nat. Honor Society; Christmas Tree sale; Business Club; Sr. Play; Sr. Banquet Comm. Scooter; T-R-A-C-K; two mile; “Life is not a bowl of cher¬ ries!”; G.G.; Mighty Mouse; Oh Bummer!; Jogging is my thing; Quasi-M-O-T-O Scooter; Be Nice! SUSAN McKENNA H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College. Activities: A.F.S. Club 4; Secretary A.F.S. 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Business Club 1, 2; Yearbook Staff. “Curly”; Wench; Friendly’s; K.M.I.N.A.V.; Go For It Guys!; What!??; Echo 83. CHRISTIAN METZ H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College to study Optometry. Activities: Nat. Honor Society; Tennis 4; Senior Play; Sr. Banquet Comm., Christmas Tree sale. Fugly Sitch (situation); Fugly; intensely mulled; hoverin’; Dzzzt.; Vega Bomb; Junior Prom party at Beechwood; Jack Daniels (J.D.); Hoot. PETER MORGAN RICHARD MULCAHY H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; National Honor Society; Christmas Tree Sale. Yamun - harsh toke - Schnitz - Ring Bros. Marie’s Wig Shop - Bandits of the Stye - Tex St. PauliGirl. 91 NANCY MURPHY H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Softball 1; Cheerleading 2; Soccer 2; Business Club; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff; Banquet Comm. DANA - I Love You!!! - Sept. 29, 1978 - Sweetheart, Stairway to Heaven - Red-Buzz around - Jr. Prom - N.H. - Pan-we got bagged - no tail lights - Rum Coke - Cops- bagged again - Angieblows - D.N. P.G. D.W.- 10 3 - DBLHPB - Best Friends Forever. STEVEN MURPHY H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 1, 2; Baseball 1; Floor Hockey 1, 2, 4; Yearbook Staff; Treasurer 3, 4; Prom Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Sr. Class Play; ECHO; Photography 4. Land Shark - Grateful Dead - Safunsa Anadya phula - Maine Music Festival - Sunshine Daydream - DZZZT! - Staunky! - Vi Bounce in 1 - Drivin’ that train . . . Bad Craziness Road Trips - Bye y’all. CAROLINE MUSCHANG H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College in Belgium Activities: AFS Club 4; Wings of Harwich 4; Senior Play; “You Can’t Take it With You”; Banquet Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Cheerleading. Olga, don’t be stingy with the blintzes! - That’s OK! Parlez- —■voux Francais? No prob - Crazy American Party Good girls don’t ... - Yamaha is the best! LAURA NAYLOR H.H.S. Course: Art Fut. Plans: Travel Activities: Band 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Senior Play Props-Tickets; Publicity Conn.; Prom Comm.; Banquet Comm. Betsy, Do it yourself. - Cape Cod Youth Ranch Music Room - Dix Bangz - Hey, Diz. - Sandy, I need a ride. - Hey, Willie - Yawn, It’s Cantageous. CATHERINE NAYLOR H.H.S. Course: Photography Fut. Plans: Navy Activities: Marching Band 3, 4; Business Club 2, 3; Prom Comm.; Banquet Comm. The Brown Bomb - M.M. the car won’t start - Hey, Mr. G - Community Car - James - Government Class sleep-a-thon - Here we go again! ECHO 84 - Thompsons Field. KARYN E. NELSON H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Where-ever the road goes. Activities: Soccer 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Prom Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Yearbook Staff; Senior Play. Boopa J - Kanga - Boltimore - Ms. Desserts - The Craig’s - Hey Gwendalmyre! - Springsteen is the boss - Pat Benatat - 39 - Hollywood - Red Limo Safunsa Anadya Phula —Goal¬ ies Unite! 92 MARIE ELIZABETH NORRIS H.H.S. Course: College Prep Fut. Plans: College - Teacher Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2; Baseball 2; Prom Comm.; National Honor Society; Christmas Tree sale; Banquet Comm. “Marie-zee” - Watson’s - R.P.M. 9 13 80 - Charlemagne Beatles Forever! - Rijuinite on ice! - “Lizabette” Mella - Marzo and Jeannie - “Maura, Calm yourself!” Barvarian Duchess - Always Me, Marie. ERIC NOYES H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: University Money “I got no reason It’s all too much You’ll always find me out to lunch.” - Pistols ’77 TIMOTHY O’BRIEN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College or living in the wilderness Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 4; Ski Club; Christmas Tree Sale. Halloween Party 1980 - Quarter Bounce - the Barn Mad Dog - Cawomba bash - J. Geils - Ain’t nothin’ but a party -— Plum’s Packy - We’ll see ya Harwich, BoBo. MAUREEN O’DONNELL H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3,; Chorus 2, 3, 4. D.Y. - California Summer ’79 - Florida Summer ’80 - Rol¬ lerskating - Cape Skate - S.C. - May 31, 1980 - Mike’s Pond - Yarmouth - Krista, twice a month? - Sandy, we hit it! - J. Geils, Love Stinks. NATASHA MARIE OSBORNE H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: CCCC Salem State - Acc. Bus. Adm¬ . Teaching Activities: Prom Comm.; Candy Sale; Sr. Play Publicity- Ticket Sale; Banquet Comm.; Yearbook Staff. Accounting - 4 C’s - Classic - Independence - Spring - Linda Ronstadt - Fleetwood Mac. MARIA ANN PATERNO H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Cheerleading 2; Prom Comm.; Band Council; Christmas Tree Sale; Banquet Comm.; Senior Play - Tickets; National Honor Society; ECHO 85; High School Bowl. Ria - Funky Five - Orisa - 1-4-3 - Tom 4 23 80 Miss Moe - Chilly - De - Come on now - Francine - Gap? - Nauset - I’m so psyched! - ECHO 85 - M M - Mr. Irv. - Summer ’80. 93 RUSSELL PETERSON H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Golf 3, 4; Baseball 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Road Trip - Kamikaze - Intense - Taste Bud - It provokes the desire, but it takes away the performance, but not on Saturday Night. MONICA PIRES H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: Full Time job. Room 111; is crazy. - I love Pueto Rican’s - Tracy, you are not right. - New Mexico - here I come. - Tennis - He’s cute. DANA ROBBINS H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Track 4 Nancy, I love you!!! - Sept. 29, 1978 Stairway to Heaven - FLTE -, It’s played Nancy’s Jr. Prom - The “Bug” - Senior Party’s. MARA ROSE H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Track 4; Cross Country 4; Swim Team (Newton); Yearbook Staff; Send-A-Cane; Christmas Tree Sale; Ban¬ quet Comm. “The Longest distance between two friends is a smile.” A.S. - J.C. - T.L. - P.A. - M.W. - Tangled Webs - especially NNHS - let’s go eat - picture exchanges Harwich High - “Good friends may drift apart but memories last forever.” DEANNA LEE RUBINO H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2; Prom Comm.; Banquet Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale. De - “Watson’s” - ECHO 87 - Weekends - Bermuda - Orisa - Funky Five - Summer of ’79 - Concerts Remember the Proms - Little Deb Deb - The Doobie Brothers - Nauset Beach - Go for it. 94 JUSTINE SCHETTINO H.H.S. Course: General Fut. Plans: Nurses Aid MARY SHEPHERD H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Baseball Manager 2, 3; Prom Comm.; Banquet Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Math Team 4; Senior Play; National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff. Jeannie West - Regina - Puppies - Ebb Tide - Molson Lime - Thaank Yoou - Ring Bros. - Maura, let’s call in dead - Fogelberg - Holly Sisters - Rheba - Mariesy Lizze - Marezo cum laude. MARION E. SMITH H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Law School Activities: Prom Comm.; Banquet Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Yearbook Staff; Math Team 4; National Honor Soci¬ ety; Honor Bowl. Moose - She Witch - Scouts - But Ocifer . . . Florida - Eunice Waldorf - Annabel IV J.R.H. 11 30 80 - Hi Linda - Piano - Blue Anchor Help! - And now, the Real world! GARY SOUZA H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 3; Business Club 2; Ski Club. Indian Village - Get me baby - Why not - Cruise Cold - Dry - Yoe-Yoe Baby - Here Now Volare: back seat retracts - Cuz - Spark - Shotgun Fine Heffer. WILLIAM C. STOLTZ H.H.S. Course: College Fut. Plans: Military or Technical School Ford Power - RB’s - Cars - Aerosmith Wonder Nymph. SUSAN SWENSON H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Musician California Wynthrop Forever - GTO - the Doors - Berkley, California. 95 ARTHUR TAVANO H.H.S. Course: Art Fut. Plans: Commercial Artist Mrs. Nickabater exploded - Tim Leary for Pres. - S M - B D - Wonder Nymph - M.M. Greenjeans - Samurai - “The cats eaten it.” Put the school bus down, Glenn. THOMAS TOMASIAN III H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 37, 4; Christmas Tree Sale; Soccer 3; Prom Comm.; Ski Club; Banquet Comm. “Quarters” - “Elwood” - “Dzzzt!” - “Harsh Toke” “The Green Machine” (offreading) - “Nothing but a House Par¬ ty” - “Surf and Wave” “Ushers of 80” “I’m bummin” 4 - “Catch me now I’m falling . . .” SANDRA JEAN TRUSCOTT H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Youth Ministries Major Activities: Soccer 1, 2; Gymnastics 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Wings of Harwich 4; Band 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; School Play 1; Senior Play Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale; Banquet Comm.; Send- A-Cane 4. Hey, Ya wanna go to a pizza party? - Ranch - Eph. 2:8, 9 - Outta here Mo - yace - Scott 1-4-3 Hollywood 80 - Ronnie 6 18 79 - Go for it - Jesus is 1!!! - Eagles and Pat Terry. MICHAEL ULRICH H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: Motorcycle Technician Ford’s Rule - GM’s and Mopar Junkyard - Dirt Red Genessee RB’s - Lynyrd Skynyrd - Cars - Boston Led Zepplin - Aerosmith PATRICIA VASCONCELLOS H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: V arsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Varsity Softball 3; Prom Comm.; Ski Club; Banquet Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale. 4-Froggies - No, I don’t smoke??? - Gonzo Hazel you wea- zel!!! - Brazilian Nut - “The Chicken” Quarters - Little Dot - Lewiston, Maine - Beach Boys Go For it!!!! MAUREEN ANN WALSH H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Literary Maga¬ zine 1, 2; Business Club 1,2; Cheerleading 2; Cross Country 4; Math Team - ECHO 81 89; Prom Comm.; Christmas Tree Sale - Banquet Comm.; National Honor Society. Moe - Orisa - Skating - Boston - Funky Five Nauset - 1-4-3- Dave - ECHO - 12 2 79 - “Terror” - B.B.I.’s - Running and Eating out - eggs - fourwheeling - Lola - Capt. Dick - Little Miss Peaches and Cream. 96 ROBERTA LYNN WARREN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Activities: Basketball 1; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Prom Comm.; Sr. Play Comm.; Christ¬ mas Tree Sale; Banquet Comm. Bert - M.R. 8 20 80 - Lets bug Mr. D. - I’m Roberta, not Karen! - Into the Night - J. Geils - Rainbows 4 12 79 - 11 2 80 - Heroe’s - Horn-ettes - Prom party - P-a-r-t-y - Smugglers Beach - Molsons. DAVID YOUNG H.H.S. Course: Art and Business Fut. Plans: Bentley School of Business Activities: Track 1, 2; Christmas Tree Sale Bluto - Bultarsky for Pres. - Bird up a tree 9 17 M.O. - Room 118 - 333 - Good Girls don’t - “Let it be” - “The Long and Winding Road”. LYN YOUNG H.H.S. Course: Business Fut. Plans: College Airlines Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Ski Club 1; Yearbook Staff;- Sr. Play; Christmas Tree Sale; Banquet Comm. Hercules! - Tom 10 26 79 - Crosby - Jazz Dancin’ - Hazel you Weasel! - Don’t wish your life away - Musta got lost.. .? - All you have to do is follow the worms . . . SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED KENNETH KLINE GRANT L’HEUREUX PETER LINNELL JAMES LOFTUS WYNTHROP NORSWORTHY K. DEANE READE 97 JUNIOR PROM MAY 11, 1980 DUNEEY’S HYANNIS RESORT Queen - Hoilene Greene King - Charles Barrett Queen ' s Court: Michelle lacovcllo, N Song - “Yesterday” Flower - Carnation May 16. 1980 was a day that will live in in tuxedoes and beautiful young women in even Dunfey ' s Hyannis Resort, laughing and sw . The Junior Prom w exhaustive pariicipa and drink, the Parti ime i ' : 111 : ' : ' ' : ■ ' ■ ' . - P H ’ : m • • lllllljiiBlIIlI liM l gigl j BillMIl. |jp| .. ■HHi CLASS OFFICERS Advisor Glenn Bryant, Secretary Caryn Coleman, President Cheryl Heap, Treasurer Steve Mur¬ phy, Vice-President Matt Barry. The responsibility of advising a class through its four years is no small task. It takes patience and sometimes courage. The fact that class advisors do this on a volunteer basis makes the person whose job it is to counsel an entire class even more remark¬ able. The Class of 1981 wishes to express its gratitude to Mr. Bryant for his efforts on our behalf. 1981 SOUNDINGS First organized in March of 1980 with Co-Editors Eric Noyes and Maura Hanlon along with Business Editor Caryn Coleman, the yearbook staff worked diligently through a jungle of very complex problems to bring this volume to its final publication. We will not soon forget the panic caused by relentless deadlines, misplaced photogra¬ phy, and the blank layout forms. There were the late after school, Saturday, and Christmas vacation work sessions and cruising the town searching for advertisers. Through all of this we discovered there is much more to journalism than any of us dreamed. “3-C Forms”, “cropping”, “bleed-offs”, “art conversion”, “reverse print”, “18-point”, “mortice”, and dozens of other new terms have now become familiar to many of us. Needless to say a book of this scope requires the help and cooperation of many people. We are grateful to Mr. Ed Lilley for much of our photography some of which will be seen on our title page, division pages, candid sections, and as ghost backgrounds in the Senior section. As has become their custom Mr. Noyes and Mr. Ebbett deserve special thanks for their assistance and understanding. We also wish to thank the entire faculty for their patience. And, of course, we particularly want to express our sincerest grati¬ tude to Mr. Davis, our advisor, without whose expert tech¬ nical knowledge, his untiring efforts and persistence, and loyal dedication, would have made this book an impossibil¬ ity. This volume follows the prize winning 1980 SOUNDINGS which in competition with over 130 New England high schools received the “Highest Achievement Award” pic¬ tured to the left. We hope our work, when judged according to their standards, will be found at least acceptable. TOP - Maura Hanlon, Eric Noyes; Co-Editors. Caryn Coleman, Business Editor. Middle - 1980 Soundings Award. Bottom - FRONT ROW, C. Coleman, E. Noyes, M. Han¬ lon. MIDDLE ROW, T. Dion, M. Shepherd, J. Cur¬ ran, J. Clapp, S. Truscott, S. Cahoon, M. Smith, S. Maurer, C. Brown, S. Holmes. BACK ROW, B. Bergeron, S. Murphy, M. Ballam, K. Nelson, J. Brooks, N. Murphy, J. Livramento, W. Allard. 101 Subject . School Lunch Hangout . Expression Television Show Movie . Radio Station Song . .. Book . Sport: Indoor Outdoor . . . Solo Performer Group . Actress . Actor . Salad B ar . Beach . Dzzztf . M A S H . Kramer vs. Kramer . WCOZ . , Lota . . . Ice Hockey .Soccer . James Taylor . .1. Ceils Band . Meryl‘ treep Clint Eastwood Writer John Steinbeck % FOR IRA I.cagali ation of Marijitana Lowered Drinking Age SAl I II Affirmative Action Solar 1 ncrg (inn ( ontrol AGAINST Draft Abortion Nuclear Energy Sunday Blue Laws 1. J. Loftus 2. R. Lopes 3. HHS Marching Band 4. D. Rubino 5. R. Mulcahy 6. M. Ballam, M. Shepherd 7. P. Blackmore 8. M. Rose MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Vincent Bresnahan and Marie Nor¬ ris BEST ALL AROUND STUDENTS Matthew Barry and Maura Hanlon MOST POPULAR Babe Barrett and Cheryl Heap 104 BEST LOOKING CUTEST Ernie Capozzi and Mara Rose MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Tim Dion and Joyce Livramento (Assaulting Chatham High School) 105 CLASS SWEETHEARTS Dana Robbins and Nancy Murphy (right) Wyn Norsworthy and Sue Swenson (below) MOST MUSICAL Stacy Cahoon and Mike Dunford LA,!.i [ CLASS FLIRTS David Gould and Hollene Greene 106 k. a BEST DRESSED Joy Livramento and Gary Souza (left) CLASS INDIVIDUALS Rob Cushing and Sherill Baldwin (above) CLASS CLOWNS Beth Bergeron and Mark Fredrickson MOST SHY Richard Cushing and Sharon Holmes 107 BEST SMILE MOST ATHLETIC Lenny Flanigan, Penny Fennell MOST ARTISTIC Arthur Tavano, Kathy Eldredge 108 In the town of Arlon, in the South of Belgium, there is a family of four, the Muschangs. On July 14, 1980, Caroline Muschang landed in America to spend the 1980-81 school year at Harwich Jr-Sr. High School. She is residing in East Harwich with the Chipman family. How does she feel toward the school and its teachers? “It is a lot of fun.” She likes the system of choosing her own classes, as opposed to that in Belgium where the classes are pretty much predetermined. Her classes include Art and Anatomy. While here, she has become a very active member of the student body, she became most reknown for her part of Olga Latina in the Senior Class Play. At the end of June, she plans on returning to Belgium in order to further her education in Art and Interier Design. In addition to this AFS student, there is another visitor from overseas. His name is Hans Anderson from Finland. Hans resides on the coast in Turku, the third largest city in Finland. He is staying with his relatives, the Warren’s of East Harwich. Hans arrived on August 27, of last year and will stay until the end of June. The school system here is very different from that in Finland. Here he has five classes while in Finland he has twenty. “The teachers and students have been very nice to me,” says Hans “and I have enjoyed my stay very much.” Hans has played soccer and ice hockey and plans to play baseball in the spring. 109 1. M. Fredrickson 2. T. Tomasian 3. S. Murphy 4. M. Iacovello, H. Campbell, N. Murphy 5. M. Crowley 6. “The Boys in Blue” 7. T. Dion 8. R. Lopes 9. Another H.H.S. Delicacy 10. Saquatucket Harbor 11. G. Souza 12. E. Burke, M. King 13. D. Marini 14. S. Gomes, A. Ferreira 15. Wychmere Harbor 16. P. Fennell 17. S. Baldwin 18. T. O ' Brien K. Nelson 19. D. Rubino 20. J. Brooks 21. J. J. Livramento 1. M. Hanlon, M. Norris, D. Havens, J. Livramento 2. T. Dion 3. M. Barry, E. Capozzi, D. Marini, K. Nelson 4. K. Colthart, M. Walsh, M. Rose 5. P. Kelly 6. Harvest Festival Parade, 1980 7. T. Gavigan 8. P. Morgan 9. “Look alive, people” 10. M. Rose 11. D. Fiandaca 12. A. Tavano 13. M. Barry 14. Summer Study Hall 15. D. Marini 16. K. Colthart, M. Shepherd 17. L. Flanigan 18. C. Heap 19. R. Peterson, P. Vasconcellos Ilk CLASS HISTORY In September, 1977, 120 apprehensive 13 year-olds left behind the stability and security of Junior High school to face many new challenges and situations throughout four years at Harwich High School. At our first class meeting, we were warned by Mr. Noyes, Mr. Ebbett, and our class advisor Mr. Bryant, that our four years of High School would quickly pass and recede into the dim depths of memory. Doubtful and cynical of this, we snickered and entered our first classes and study halls. We elected Mark Ballam and Chuck Brown as our President and Vice President, and set about raising funds with a successful magazine sale. Freshman Year Passed with few casualties and summer was upon us. The summer of 1978 brought us Animal House, J. Giels at„the Coliseum, and our first experience in the world of employment. Tragically, this summer was marred by the sudden and shocking deaths of Pope Paul VI and his successor, Pope John Paul I. Also tragically, the Red Sox choked in an historic playoff game and were eliminated by a Bucky Dent home run. Michael Dukakis and Ed Brooke were defeated in the elections of’78, and we were shocked by the senseless tragedy of the Jonestown, Guyana massacre. Returning to face our sophomore year, we found a more serious atmosphere awaiting us. European History, English Grammar, Geometry and Biology became part of our lives. A vain attempt to sell Christmas gift wrap was one of the more notable events of sophomore year, as was the purchase of our class rings. With Junior year came PSAT’s, SAT’s and the realization that grades were important after all, and that college preparations loomed ahead as a real, though still distant, prospect. Class officers Cheryl Heap and Chuck Brown directed fast and furious operations with the Prom committee to insure proper readiness for the long- awaited Junior Prom. Candy sales, dances, driver’s education, and the amazing successes of the Field Hockey and Hockey teams dominated the bulk of our Junior year. The Prom arrived in May with its full complement of post-Prom festivities: a good time was had by most. Shortly following the Prom we witnessed a landmark event in Harwich High School History-what was to be the last Senior Parade given in Harwich was the rambunctious display by the Class of 1980, marked memorably by the appearance of our own favorite son presidential candidate, Verne Carey. Militant mobs under the direction of the newly enthroned Ayatollah Khomeini seized the American Embassy in Teheran, held our diplomats hostage, and began their long careers as kidnappers. The Soviets invaded Afghanistan, the economy continued to fall apart, and the primary election campaign began to dominate the news. Senator Kennedy enjoyed the tremendous popularity until he entered the race with President Carter and Jerry Brown, while Ronald Reagan and George Bush vied for the No. 1 spot on the Republican ticket. Pope John Paul II graced America’s shores and gave her spirits a timely lift with his historic tour, highlighted locally by his celebration of Mass for hundreds of thousands one rainy night in Boston. A sigh of relief after finals, and we adjourned for another summer of work, concerts, beaches and general revelry. In addition to a returning Mr. Larson, awaiting our return to senior year was an unbelievable maze of SAT’s, Achievement Tests, college applications, teacher recommendations, and forms of every variety. To put it mildly, 1980 was an eventful year. The long, media dominated campaign ended in November with the election of Ronald Reagan as our fortieth President and a new Republican majority in the United States Senate. In December, an entire generation mourned as former Beatle John Lennon met a violent death at the hands of a crazed lunatic while entering his New York apartment building. Temperatures began to Plummet as New Englanders braced for what proved to be one of the coldest winters on record. On January 20, after 444days of captivity in Iran, the fifty-two United States hostages were finally released and flown to West Germany where they received a hero’s welcome. The United States anxiously awaited their return to American Soil where they were equally well received. Back at school, the Senior Class Play, You Can’t Take It With You, was a great success in November. The play and celebrations thereof at Donald Marini’s and Dave Gould’s provided an early highlight to our senior year. “Send-a- Cane” and a highly profitable Christmas Tree Sale raised the necessary funds for a banquet and-graduation. The four years we have spent at Harwich High School have been turbulent ones in the world. As many of us register for the draft on our eighteenth birthdays, we pray that our leaders will have the wisdom and the capacity to keep that turbulent world at peace. Let peace everywhere remain a high priority as we meet the challenges, bear the burdens, and welcome the joys of the future. Vin Bresnahan Jon Jones Director Tracy R. Brefka Technical Director Theodore K. Tischler Student Director Hollene Greene Cast in order of appearance: Penny Sycamore. ..Maura Hanlon Essie. ..Jean Curran Rheba. ..Joyce Livramento Paul Sycamore. ..Don Marini Mr. DePinna.. ..Tim Dion Ed Carmichael.. ..Shawn Baker Donald. ..Robert Lopes Martin Vanderhof. ..Mark Frederickson Alice. ..Mary Shepherd Henderson. ..Chuck Brown Tony Kirby . . .Mark Ballaxn Boris Kolenkhov. ..Philip Holmes Gay Wellington. ..Wendy Allard Mr. Kirby. ..Ernie Capozzi Mrs. Kirby. ..Beth Bergeron Olga. ..Caroline Muschang Three Men. ..Brad Kaplan David Gould Steven Murphy The scene is the heme of Martin Vanderhof, New York and the time is the late 1930 s. Act I-A Wednesday evening.(During this act there will be a blackout to deno te the passing of several hours.) Act II-A week later. Act III-The next day. During the first intermission between Acts I 4 II, refreshments will be on sale in the cafeteria. TECHNICAL STAFF Lighting: Ed Bourke, Mike Crowley. Building: James Luce, Peter Morgan, Ed Bourke, Mike King, Rusty Peterson, Steven Murphy, Ernie Capozzi, Brad Kaplan, Lance Rose, Tim Dear¬ born, Chris Stoltz, Mike Ulrich, Jamie Hunt, Deane Reade. Painting: Maria Paterno, Lyn Young, Karyn Nelson, Heather Campbell, Sharlene Gomes, Patty Flynn, Steven Murphy, Cheryl Heap, Peter Michelson, Roger Bennett. Publicity: Natasha Osborne, Caryn Coleman, Tim Dion, Laura Naylor, Stacy Cahoon, Maria Paterno, Pat Curry, Karyn Nelson, Kevin Duggan, Lisa Harpster, Sue Chase, Mara Rose, Deanna Rubino. Tickets: Caryn Coleman, Natasha Osborne, Sharon Holmes, Sue Maurer, Don Marini. Refreshments: Natasha Osborne, Pat Vasconcellos, Barbara Hayes. 116 117 The Editors and staff of the 1981 Soundings as well as the entire Class of ’81 wish to extend its sincere gratitude to all of the many boosters, sponsors and advertisers whose generous support has made the production of this issue possible. We trust that we may find a more positive way in the future to return the favor. Advertisements Light, As we Are all A ware, Is Energy. The cost Of which Is measured In more Than dollars Section Editors: Tim Dion BOOSTERS Mark and Sybille Perreault Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hanlon Jr. Elizabeth A. Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. Carroll B. Holmes Mr. Hugh E. Norris Mr. and Mrs. George McLennan Valerie Smith Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith Mrs. Grac e H. Webb Natalie Ross Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rose The Mews Doris and Vinny Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gould Mr. and Mrs. Chipman Mrs. Mary Urton Mrs. William Maurer John Lawton Mrs. Carol Coleman Carol J. Allard Dave Allard Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guertin Norman and Peggy Fennell Neil and Diane Parent Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Tomasian Dr. and Mrs. Sherman Santolan Bob and Judy Iacavello Mrs. Janice Shephard Big Bad Betsy Cotell Mr. and Mrs. Dick Dearborn Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin Heather Campbell Tim Dion Doris L. Gould Pilgrim Youth Fellowship D.F. Stearn Clotilda Blackmore Heath Eldredge Mr and Mrs Roger Bailly Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barret Mr. Richard Rubino Mr. and Mrs. Denny Duggan Mr. Donald Geary Richard P. Mulcahy Paul G. Ballam Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. McClean Berts Barber Shop Liz, Kate, and Edward Donovan Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor and Carly Simon Sheldon Thayer Jr. Alice B. Bonnat Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Homer Steph and Terry Carry Dr. Meredith Drew Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bauch Ernie Capozzi Mrs. Ike Kelly, Class of ’44 Bass River Savings Bank The Bank of Cape Cod. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1981 HARWICH REALTY Hyannis Cape Cod Mall Osterville Dennisport Orleans South Yarmouth Yarmouth Shopping Plaza Main Street Harwich HARWICHPORT HARDWARE AND HOME CENTER HARWICH 432-3177 121 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO KARYN CHERRYWOOD BUILDERS N. 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HARWICHPORT, MASS. 02646 THE GARDNERS 617-432-0567 PHONE: (617) 432-1158 NEW TO YOU SHOP BEST WISHES TO THE 1981 GRADUATES CORNER CARD CONSIGNMENT MERCHANDISE GALLERY 543 MAIN STREET HARWICHPORT, MASS OPEN APRIL 1-OCT. 31 02646 7 POST OFFICE SQUARE 432-0880 HARWICHPORT 140 GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS FROM YOUR FRESHMEN FRIENDS, THE CLASS OF ’84 Robert Allison Sonia Joseph Scott Baker Emily Jussila Enid Bailey Christopher Kender Lewis Baldwin Lesley Kology Rebecca Barca Margaret Kozar Kelley Bunzick Joelle Lamontagne Paul Boulay Anne Leger Timothy Bresnahan Noel LaTour Mark Britton Holly Leugers Kenneth Cahoon Jeanne MacDiarmid Kerien Cahoon Monica Mancuso Sharon Cahoon Joseph Mazanec Richard Campbell Michael Michaud Robert Campbell Mary Jane McCormack Andrea Centeio Bill McKee James Coffin Jeanne McKenna Daniel Chase Christine Mercer David Coomber Shelley Munroe Jonathan Coleman Frank Moran Christopher Colleran Terence Murphy Patrick Connors Lisa Nichols Walter Craig Lisa Nilson Keith Croteau Christopher O’Brien Desmond Curran Christopher Pearson Deron Cushman Sean O’Connell Kenneth Desmarais Michael O’Donnell Jennifer Daley Sean O’Brien Karen Davis Stephanie Pandiscio Brenda Diaz Nelson Pina Joanne Doiron Wendy Perry David Doherty Sarah Peterson James Dudevoire Jay Potter Patricia Dunne Gregory Rounseville Tracey Ennes Leticia Rose Mary Beth Falla Holly Routhier Heather Forsman Richard Rubino Lyn Fernandes Ronald Simons Nyal Fuentes Christine Sigel Jeffrey Foster Carrie Small Thomas Fredrick Lisa Stewart Michelle Gomes Beth Sykes David Gonsalves Dawn Teixeira Demetrius Gonsalves Domini Thibeau Andrew Hall Gregory Tomasian Kerrie Ann Greene Cate Thistle Jordena Gronski Rosemary Thompson Colleen Hamer Holly Thyng Patrick Hannigan Christine Webb Bernard Hanlon Joel Viera Darren Hathaway Keith Vining Christine Hanson Kyle Vining Wendy Heap Patrick Welch Susan Hodgkins Christina Yarbro Laura Holt Todd Woolley 141 THE CLASS OF ’83 WISHES THE CLASS OF ’81 CONTINUED SUCCESS, HEALTH AND HAPPINESS Carol Adams Stephanie Allard Melissa Alves Eric Await Eric Barney Deidre Black Cathy Blackmore Clayton Bonatt Kevin Bresnahan Matthew Brown William Brown Sean Bunzick Debbie Chipman Donna Chipman Rebecca Clapp Amy Cole Tim Collins Michelle Colthart David Condrey Chris Cowan Wendy Craig Richard Dennis Joseph Dodson Daphne Doherty Kimberly Donnelly Robin Dunakin Eric Eldredge Robert Ellis Martha Elwell Paul Fehrnstrom Jay Filteau Jennifer Fox Faith Friedman John Giannelli Lome Giroux Harold Gonsalves Christine Gould Bill Gronroos Jane Hadley Thomas Haggerty Arthur Hall Christopher Hall Scott Hauver Christine Harris Lisa Havens Joe Hodgkins Wendy Johnson Eric Jones Michael Jussila Darin Karras John Kelly Joe King Scott Kline Jeanne Loftus Thomas Luce Christopher Mackie Patrick Marceline John Marini David Mason Amy McBride Anthony McQueen Lars Michelsen Lucy Moran Christopher Morrisey Marjorie Naylor Timothy Nealy Steven O’Brien Karen O’Donnell Hope Our Jeff Parent Rebecca Primeau John Ritz Carmen Rose Denise Roza Mark Russell Martha Shelley Pamela Small Alison Smith Christopher Smith Timothy Smith Suzanne Solimine Dianna Souza Randall Souza Eric Stearns Arjen Steegstra Lauren Stevenson Gretchen Stolz Michelle Thayer Alvin Urton Rebecca Welsh Dennis Westgate Nancy Whitney Holly Wickstrom Nancy Williams Pamela Woodruff Richard Rose Frank Lalley Don Theile Lisa Fernandes DEAR SENIORS: BE ALL THAT YOU ARE CAPABLE ■ OF BECOMING CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE CLASS OF 1982! John Await Matthew Kelly Domenic Bachand Robert Kingsbury Eric Barca Robert Knox Cynthia Bates Michael Learned Roger Bennett Michael Leavitt Barry Bessette David Leger Thomas Blute Eric Limbacher Bradley Bonatt Don Livramento Cassandra Britton Mary Lopes Tracey Brown Ann Marie McCarthy Julianne Burnham William McCaskie Bruce Bushey Joanne McCormack Bridget Cahill Steven McKenna Brian Caldwell Thomas McKenna Elizabeth Callahan Faith Medeiros Donald Campbell Anne Mitchell Krista Campbell Jennifer Moran Dawn Casacca Elizabeth Nefzger Cynthia Chase Russell Noyes Sara Chase Lisa O’Brien Tammy Chipman Susan O’Brien Stephanie Coleman Laura Padula Richard Comeau Caroline Pasda William Connell Julie Paulus Catherine Connors Mona Pena William Cotell Ronald Pena Cynthia Crosby Patricia Piersall Michael Croteau Frank Pina Elizabeth Curran William McCarthy Cynthia Davis Mary McLean David Day Joel Pina Timothy Deck Holly Ramos Maria Dedomincis Michael Ranson Thomas Desrochers Cheryl Reynolds Sharon Dill Sally Rowley Kathleen Duggan Debbie Russell Keith Dunbar Jane Simard Nancy Dunne Glenn Smith Meg. Ferreira Pamela Smith Joseph Fiandaca Chris Taloumis Robert Fields Kimberly Thayer Janice Flynn Jennifer Thyng James Foster Mary Beth Vagenas Kathleen Frost Matthew Valentini Lori Gingras Gregory Vicino Gilbert Gomes Scott Votolato Jeffrey Gomes Chris Vrountas Greg Goodwin Sarah Wagstaff Beth Greehalgh David Wilson Timothy Hall Mary Ann Woodland Elizabeth Hanlon Sara Zuspan Allen Hannigan Marie Giannelli Lauren Hayes Frank Brown Joan Hazelhurst Katherine Langway Trudy Heap Hans Anderson Paul Hewins Walter Bowen Robin Hull Chris Small Christina Jennings Michael Rawson Lome Jussila 143 Though we have begun the journey. We are secure in the knowledge that There is yet a light to guide us Home no matter how dark the way—