Harwich High School - Soundings Yearbook (Harwich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

Harwich High School ' r.:; Library Media Center e Oak Street h ' ihxM Harwich Ma 02845 739 Man St, Harwich MA (§0$) C 0-7M£ Soundings Harwich High School Harwich, Massachusetts 1982 Robin Hull, Layout Editor Miranda Samuelson, Senior Editor Sarah Wagstaff, Advertising Editor Kathleen Duggan, Co-Editor Thomas McKenna, Co-Editor Joel Pina, Bus. Manager Below: T. Guyader Upper Right: Senior v Class Lower Right: T, Heap BEST DRESSED Terry Lopes, Don Livramento BEST SMILES Mona Pena, Chris Vrountas BEST ALL AROUND STUDENTS Trudy Heap, Joel Pina Below: J. McCormack Lower Left: k. Dunbar, D, Day • Upper Left: K. Thayer, .). Gomes, Upper Middle: T Chipmun. Upper Right: P. Uewins. Lower Left: B. Clad well Lower Right: M. and M. Pena MOST ARTISTIC . Bill Connell, Mary Vagenas Left: P. Hewins Right: J. Flynn Middle: R . Noyes, G. Vi- cino, P. Hewins, L. Jussila, T. Blute, M. Lea- CLASS CLOWNS Greg Vicino, Joan Hazelhurst mm upper Left: l. Lopes, r. Medeiros. Upper Right: N Manzano. Lower Left: M. Learned. ill Kill: : x m ' 1 | Upper Left: J. Flynn, A. Hannigan. Upper Right: J. Gomes. Middle Left: C. Chase, Middle Right: Senior mamm ' ■ ■ : ; : K - MOST SHY Lisa O Brien, Malt Valennnt u-m:m ni MOST POPULAR Tim Hall, Patty Piersall COLLEGE REPf CLASS FLIRTS Frank Brown, Holly Ramos CLASS SWEETHEARTS Jeff Gomes, Debbie Russeli n MOST ATHLETIC Alien Hannigan, Sue O ' Brien Upper Right: S. Zuspan. Right: L. Fernandez. Center: T. Bres- nahan. Far Right: J. Moran. Below: T. Heap Lower Right: J. S i m a r d . N . Dunne. ft r Above: S. Solimini. Upper Left: F. Brown, M. Colthart. Upper Right: . Dunne. B. Colcll. UNKNOWN FIREFIGHTER 15 Upper Left: D. Wilson. Upper Right: R. Hull Middle Left: J. Moran. Center: D. Leger, M Kelly. Middle Right: S. O ' Brien. Lower Left A. Hannigan. Lower Middle: J. Pina. il FACULTY MR. NOYES HARWICH HIGH SCHOOL 1968-1982 Over the years Mr. Noyes has welcomed many a freshman class, helped to guide them through their four years, and bid them fairewell as seniors. This year howev¬ er, the seniors of 1982 are proud to share their good-byes with Mr. Noyes. After nearly a decade and a half of service as principal of Harwich High School, he will be retiring after this, the 1981-82 aca¬ demic year. Mr. Noyes will be remembered by many for many different reasons. Surely, few will forget his modest yet well asserted leadership, his easy-going disposition, and perhaps even his morning announcements. Above all, however, Mr. Noyes should and most certainly will be remembered for his sincere concern for the welfare of the stu¬ dent body. Without exception he has maintained a very close working relation¬ ship with the students of Harwich High and has responded with great support dur¬ ing some of their greatest and darkest mo¬ ments, alike. On behalf of the Class of 1982 as well as the entire school population, we wish Mr. Noyes the best of luck in what will surely be a proud and exultant retirement. The continuity and stability with which Harwich High has prevailed over the past decade and a half, is a direct reflection of Mr. Noyes’ mertorious service and thus affords him a most viable claim to success. Mr. Noyes Principal Mr. Twiss Superintendent Mr. Ebbett Asst. Principal Irving Anderson Richard Besciak Louise Aubrey Robert Brigham Glenn Bryant 20 Paul Cleveland Frederick Dunford Gilbert Ellis Francis Ballam, Richard Meaney, Clotilda Blackmore, Nancy Clapp. Absent from photograph David DeFerie Dr. Meredith Drew Harold Drew Marion Eckhart Dennis Dwyer Patricia Farrell Joseph Fede 21 Diane Jones Susan Kane Stephen Kot Timothy Lynch Ralph Mackenzie Paul Mangelinkx 22 Carl Olson Robert McBride Clare Stevens Gail Turner James Meere Cheryl Poore Walter Thompson m Peter Wanderlich Daniel O’Leary ,} [• , _ J Glenn Rose Theodore Tischler 23 ASSISTING FACULTY Upper Left: Secretorial Staff: Nancy Westwood, Mickey Stalker, Eileen Zelek. Lower Left: Cafeteria Staff: P. Mercure, A. Rose, P. Boyle, R. Stinson, L. Guinen, Upper Right: Maintenance Man - Robert Fields. School Matron - Elsie Barber. Middle Right: Janitorial Staff: P. Rath- born, P. Scichilone, V. Forni, T. Clifford, Lower Right: School Nurse: Anne Irwin. Health Aide: Susan Lamontagne. BASEBALL Coach Ebbett couldn’t have asked for a more exciting or dramatic finish to both the 1981 season and his coaching career, as his varsity squad was once again atop the Cape and Islands League with an outstanding record of 12-2. Eight returning letter- men were bolstered by a mixture of rising JV players and other talent. Len Flannigan, who accumulated the team’s highest batting average, was named to the Boston Globe team. He was also a member of the All Cape League team, along with Tim O’Brien, Don Marini and Mike King. 1st Row: M. Naylor-Mgr., B. Cahill Mgr. M. King, J. Dunakin, E. Capozzi, C. Brown G. Souza, D. Marini, S. Ba¬ ker, L. Flannigan 2nd Row: Coach F. Ebbet, C. Kender, C. Barrett, T. O’Brien, D. Thiele, A. Hannigan, F. Brown, J. Pina t Sandwich HAR 5 OPP 7 Nauset 7 4 Provincetown 3 1 Nauset 18 0 Tech 1 4 Martha’s Vineyard 11 1 Chatham 10 0 Sandwich 5 3 Nauset 4 3 Provincetown 13 2 Nantucket 13 4 Tech 6 4 Martha’s Vineyard 21 1 1st Row: D. Doherty, B. Gronroos, D. Cusshman, P. Hannigan, D. Gon- zalves, W. Creig, J. Parent. 2nd Row: J. Marini, D. Gonzalves, C. Kender, E. Eldridge, K. Desmaris, T. Fredericks 26 After 20 years as Coach of Harwich High School Varsity Baseball, Fred Ebbett has decided to hang up his spikes. Coach Ebbett leaves behinda spectacular career record of 240 wins and 122 losses. In addition, he has also led 14 squads to Cape and Islands Cham¬ pionships and various levels of state competition. Throughout his coaching career Mr. Ebbett has con¬ sistently demonstrated to his teams, opponents, and faithful fans, that special combination of good sports¬ manship, team spirit and personal integrity. It is with best wishes that we dedicate this page to Harwich’s own “Mr. Baseball”. 27 SOFTBALL De spite the loss of four key players, Cheryl Poore and her girls combined clutch hitting, superb pitching, fielding and running, to place at the top of the Cape and Islands League. This enabled them to enter state competition. In their first game against East Bridgewater, the Riderettes channelled all their energies, however, this was not enough to beat their opponent. Senior Penny Fennell was named Boston Globe Player of the Year, as well as the teams most valuable player of 1981. Penny, along with Cheryl Heap and sophomore Michelle Thayer, was also named to the All-Star team. Other valuable members of the squad were outfielder Terry Lopes, and shortstop Trudy Heap, noted for her speed and agility. 1st Row: K. Warren, L. Kology, R. Warren, C. Heap, P. Fen¬ nell, T. Heap, S. O ' Brien. 2nd Row: Mgr. D. Doherty, Mgr. S. Baker, M. Thayer. Mgr. T. Dion, S. Dill, N. Dunne, J. La- montagne, T. Chipman, L. Rose, B. Cotell, Coach C. Poore. 29 BOYS’ TRACK Once again the Boy’s Track Team acheived individual excellence. The year saw Matt Barry voted the League MVP, while Kevin Bresnahan and Richard Dennis set new time records in the 100M and 200M sprints at the D-Y Invitational. However, lack of depth again kept the team’s record at 4-4. Only greater numbers will gain Harwich a championship. CROSS COUNTRY The Harwich High Cross Country team finished their 1981 season with a record of 3- 5. Rick Comeau showed excellent effort and performance and was awared as team MVP. Other exceptional team members were Jay Filtear, Rick Dennis and Jeff Gomes. Coach Bates will be loosing three seniors this year and will be looking toward his new freshman Sam McCormack, Glenn Ritz and others to carry him to victory next season. J. Ritz, J. Filteau, Coach Bates, J. Gomes, J. Paulus, R. Comeau, A. Hannigan, R. Dennis, (not photographed: J. King, G. Ritz, S. McCormack, J. McCormack, D. Dodson) 31 FIELD HOCKEY Once again the Varsity Fieldhockey team has shown its strength. Cheryl Poore and her girls qualified for state competition. Post season play for the Riderettes was one constant stream of extended playing, double overtimes and stroke-offs, as tie after tie resulted in triumph. The girls met their match however, against Hingham as, despite all their efforts they suffered a close and disappointing defeat. Senior goalie, Sharon Dill, among others was truly a master of the sport as she continously defended the Harwich goal, by every means possible, including stopping one with her mouth. Terry Lopes, the leading scorer, with Michelle Thayer and Trudy Heap close behind all combined for one superb offensive line up. Coach C. Poore, J. McDiarmid, S. Hodgkins, S. Solimine, J. LaMontagne, L. Fernandes, D. Texiera, P. Dunne, W. Heap, L. Moran, M. Thayer, J. Simard, N. Dunne, S. Coleman, T. Heap, S. O’Brien, T. Lopes, Nort (Mascot), S. Dill. Coach Dr. M. Drew, J. Texiera, K. Hatfield, P. Dunne, S. Hod- gekins, H. Curry, J. McDiar¬ mid, M. Hannigan, L. Sentio, K. Urtz, K. Petri, L. Stevens, S. Luce, A. Divine, D. Texiera. tSgs; :q ss8sri J Y-a J ■� W imnmiu ' j, mm). t«ij, run him ixnu mi j until ' mil limn mi , ' iiiin mi miF OBHMIHHi 32 ts iipi EHM ■HI 5 BOYS’ SOCCER After the loss of eight seniors, Coach Glenn Rose and his tri-captains, Mike Leavitt, Rusty Noyes and Joel Pina (the team’s MVP) were faced with a rebuild¬ ing year. They saw a lot of potential in sophomores, Walter Craig, Greg Tomasian and other team members, however, the young team’s lack of experience was a hindering factor in most competition with most boys returning in ’82. The Riders look forward to a more successful fall season. 2nd Row Coach Rose, T. Luce, D. Mason, A. Steegstra, J. Giannelli, W. Craig, D. Gonsalves, J. Marini, J. Parent P. Hanni- gan, C. Render 1st Row J. Walker D. Ba- chand, M. Learned, C. Vrountas, B. Cotell (tri captains M. Leavitt J. Pina R. Noyes) D. Doherty, and D. Chase 2nd Row: B. Doherty, J. Hemeon, S. How¬ ard, J. Dolan, T. Doherty, J. Small, J. Jaworski, J. Potter, B. Desmarais, M. Mi¬ chaud, S. VanGelder, Coach Jeff Allard. 1st Row: P. Welch, F. Moran, R. Sim¬ mons, D. Coomber, R. Rubino, T. Wool- ley, S. O’Brien, K. Desmarais, S. Andreas- son, T. Silva, J. McDonald. EVK ' A - ‘ 1 £ M sal ft i ■V 1 i 5T ( GIRL’S SOCCER Pleasant surprises awaited Coach Charlie Horan in the likes of up and coming freshmen, such as Sue Whitney, Chris Sylvester, Allysa Polacsek and others, as the Girl’s Varsity Soccer season began. The rookies were supported by eight very talented veterans. Outstanding performances were given throughout tht season by Jennifer Moran, Julie Paulus, and Wendy Craig. The highlight of the season came when, with less than one minutr remaining, star fullback Craig booted a penalty kick past Nauset goalie to end the year. With fifteen returning letter winners, next year should be a very promising one for the Riderettes. ;m£ATt F m | -ijm 9 jH -. mi ■� . HL 5P j 1st Row: H. Leugers, L. Ko- logy, J. McKenna, A. Blodgett (goalie) P. Brackett, M. Hill, K. Healy, S. Whitney, C. Syl¬ vester. 2nd Row: Coach C. Horan, W. Craig, J. Paulus, J. Moran, K. Donnelly, E. Curran, G. Stoltz, P. Kozar, K. Warren, A. Polacsek. (Not photo¬ graphed: N. Manzano, L. O’Brien, L. Tomasian, B. Sykes, K. Davis.) Above: K. Davis. Upper Right: K. Warren. Left: C. Heap. Be¬ low: M. Thayer. BOY’S TENNIS Tom Tomasian, who suffered a broken arm early in the 1980 season, made an outstanding comeback and became the 1982 team MVP. This year’s team was one for brothers. In addition to Tom’s brother Greg, Davin and Desmond Curran became stars in the Cape and Islands Division. Other players contribut¬ ing significantly to the division title were Freshmen Frank Moran, Nelson Pina, Jeff Foster, and second year veterans Matt Brown and Eric Jones. With the majority of the players returning again this year, Coach Kot can look forward to an equally successful 1982 season. 1st Row: G. Tomasian, J. Fos¬ ter, F. Moran 2nd Row: Coach Steve Kot, M. Brown, N. Pina, E. Jones (Not photographed: T. Tomasian, R. Mulchahy, G. Curran, D. Curran). 36 GOLF For the third consecutive year, Senior veteran Peter Morgan received the coveted MVP award as he led the 1981 Golf Team to the top of the Cape and Islands Division. It is quite clear that Coach Glenn Bryant was pleased with his team’s performance, as he modestly sports his C I champs sweater. With the loss of Morgan, Coach Bryant will be relying on veterans Dave Leger, and Rob Knox, and the new talent of Ken Cahoon, John Simard and others, to keep the championship crown in Harwich 1st Row: Coach Glenn Bryant, G. Roundsville, K. Cahoon, D. Leger. R. Knox 2nd Row: J. Si¬ mard, T. Perry, D. Karras, M. Russell, D. Karras 37 GIRL’S TRACK The Girl’s Track team led by seniors Sue McCarthy, Mara Rose, and Karen Nelson, placed third in the 1981 Cape and Islands League meet. Outstanding underclassmen including League 100m champ Sue Solimini, Laur- ette Jussila, Wendy Heap, Wendy Craig, and Diane Carron will improve prospects for the 1982 season 1st Row: H. Ramos, L. Fer¬ nandes, W. Craig, Dr. Drew. 2nd Row: P. Dunne, F. Me¬ deiros, M. Pena, J. McCor¬ mick, C. Pasda. (Not photo¬ graphed: S. McCarthy, J. Liv- ramento, M. Rose) 38 CHEERLEADING VARSITY Terry Lopes-Captain Lauren Hayes-Co-captain Dawn Texiera-Co-captain Chris Fennell Jordina Gronski E mily Jussila Jean McDiarmid Toni Silva J.V. Diane Doherty Stephanie Naylor Shawna Nealy Jennifer Santacroce 39 J.V. Scott Anderson Tim Bresnahan Walter Craig Ken Desmaris Bill Doherty David Doherty Tim Doherty VARSITY Tom Benerd Tom Blute Bill Cotell David Gonzalves Demi Gonzalves Alan Hannigan Lome Jussilla Don Livramento Steve Martin D.J. Thiels HAR OPP Nauset 33 49 Nantucket 61 56 Chatham 55 48 Martha’s Vineyard 60 59 Sandwich 47 77 Provincetown 54 44 Cape Tech 76 42 Nauset 58 55 Nantucket 65 52 Chatham 58 31 Martha’s Vineyard 47 69 Sandwich 51 44 Provincetown 71 40 Cape Tech 48 42 BOY’S BASKETBALL “Ain’t no stoppin us now!” seemed to be the theme song of the 1981-82 edition of the boy’s varsity basketball team as they gradually climbed up the rungs of the Cape and Islands Division. As coach, Glenn Rose appeared to be having one of his most successful seasons in recent years. The highlight of the season was perhaps the team’s winning streak which reached five before it was broken by Martha’s Vineyard. Coach Rose found valuable talent in Demi and David Gonzalves (season high scorer), Captain Alan Hannigan, Don Livramento, and others. With many of this year’s team members returning next season, and many able J.V. players advancing in rank, Roughrider Basketball may just be on the comeback. Tom Fred ericks Pat Hannigan John Hemeon John Jaworski Frank Moran Peter Nelson Andy Smith Coach - Jeff Allard 40 GIRL’S BASKETBALL The girl’s varsity basketball team finished the season with a record of three wins and eleven losses. The final tally of eleven losses does not indicate the intensity and pride with which the girl’s played. The biggest problem that plagued the team was inexperience. With only three seniors, Sharon Dill, Nancy Dunne, and Sue O ' Brien, the remainder of the squad was comprised of one junior, five sophomores, and three freshmen. Coach Horan was very pleased that the girls never stopped giving 100% throughout the entire frustrating season, and he is looking forward to a more successful season next year. 1st Row: S. Heap, P. Dunne, S. O’Brien, S. Hodgekins 2nd Row: S. Coleman Mgr., N. Dunne, K. Davis, K. Warren, S. Dill, M. Thayer, Coach Horan. ICE HOCKEY The Harwich hockey team maintained its status as ruling dynasty of the Cape and Islands League this year as they skated to their fourth consecutive championship. Coach Brackett once again proved to be a winner, as he had to gear the team up for the sharp competition this year with much less ice time. Seniors Joel Pina, Tom McKenna, Tim Hall, Don Campbell, Frank Brown, and Paul Hewins led the team past top contenders Sandwich and Cape Tech. A host of underclassmen provided great support and depth this season, and should promise to make Harwich a contend¬ er again next year. 1st Row: S. Howard, P. Hewins, T. Luce G. Whalen, W. Gronroos, D. Carras. 2nd Row: Coach Brackett, D. Campbell, F. Lally, T. Haggerty, D. Carras, F. Brown, M. Brown, Burt. 3rd Row: T. McKenna, J. Hodgekins, T. Hall, A. Steegstra, C. Hall, J. Small. HAR OPP Nauset 4 3 Provincetown 9 2 Chatham 7 1 Cape Tech 5 2 Sandwich 2 3 Provincetown 11 2 Provincetown 3 0 Nauset 4 3 Nauset 4 2 Cape Tech 6 2 Chatham 5 1 Cape Tech 2 2 Sandwich Sandwich 4 2 42 43 y ,m This page sponsored by Dr. Carl L. Clapp, 15 South St. Harwich BAND Concerts, District-State-New Eng¬ land Festivals, The Cranberry Festi¬ val Parade, Dedications, the Spring Fling and perhaps a Washington trip this year indicate the variety of op¬ portunities that involve the band. With the newly found support of the Instrumental Music Boosters Club and the added Wednesday night re¬ hearsals, the band expects to achieve some new heights. Band officers Tom Desrochers-President, Lauren Stevenson-V. President, Jane Had¬ ley Secretary and Walter Craig- Treasurer will attempt to keep the band council, chaired by Tim Deck, hard at work to make this year the best yet. Top Row: C. Stevenson, S. Howard, D. Gonzalves, W. Craig, S. Andreason, M. Shelley, B. Desmaris, M. Michaud, C. Walker. Middle Row: L. Stevenson, T. Deck, D. Condry, G. Roundsville, T. Chipman, H. Thyng, M. Michaud, K. Vining, G. Souza, T. Desroches, D. Chipman, J. Coffin, K. Cahoon, J. Fitzgerald, D. Chipman, W. Craig, A. Blodget, J. Hadley, K. O’Donnell. Bottom Row: P. Brakett, C. Finnell, L. Allen, C. Cowen, A. Neese, S. Naylor, B. Clapp. ORCHESTRA Concerts and Festivals keep orches¬ tra members busy traveling to Low¬ ell, Kingston, Amherst, Vermont and Connecticut as our orchestra is well represented at District, State, and New England Festivals. Com¬ bining strings with our best wind players provides a group that re¬ hearses, reads and performs a wide variety of challenging music throughout the school year. 46 Top Row: T. Chipman, E. Barca, H. Thyng, B. Clapp, D. Chipman, J. Coffin, M. Michaud, I. Anderson, Middle Row: L. Stevenson, D. Chipman, M. Valentini, T. Desroches, T. Deck, Bottom Row: K. Thistle, B. Hanlon, B. Barca, J. Santactoce, L. Tomasian, L. Allen. CHORUS This year members of the High School Chorus will be participating in the All Cape, Southeast Regional, and New England Festivals. The Chorus is planning a major fund raiser to finance an exchange trip within the New England area. In ad¬ dition they will present their tradi¬ tional concerts at Christmas and in the spring. The Chorus is also plan¬ ning a combined concert with the Chatham High School Chorus. Front Row: Mrs. Stevens, G. Bassett, C. Thistle, B. Callahan, L. Havens, D. Doherty, A. Blodgett, H. Nelson. Middle Row: S. Naylor, B. Welsh, M. Rodin, T. Piquette, J. Fox, R. Hull, S. Hayes. Back Row: B. Hanlon, C. Jennings, J. Carroll, W. Johnson, F. Medeires, B. cotell. Front Row: A. Blodgett, C. Thistle, H. Nelson, R. Hull, M. Rodin. Back Row: B. Welsh, B. Hanlon, Mrs. Stevens, B. Cotell, C. Jennings. MADRIGAL SINGERS The Madrigal Singers perform mu¬ sic written specifically for a small group of performers with 2 or 3 voices on a part. All of the music is sung a cappella. Our Madrigal Singers are members of the chorus who audition every year for a position with the group. They rehearse after school on Wednesday. The Madrigal Singers have sung at many private functions in town as well as performing in the annual Winter and Spring School Concerts. 47 (Hhe Jiariuicl] Jitgl] Sclinnl Sentinel Sentinel Receives New England Journalism Award For Second Consecutive Year. Front: Jeff Foster, Joe King, Nyan Fuentes. Back: Mr. O’Leary Advisor, Tim Bresnahan, Joel Pina, Miranda Samuelson, Kathleen Duggan Ed., Lisa O’Brien, Tom McKenna Ed. (On assignment and not photographed: Greg Vicino, Jim Foster, Brad Desmaris and Nancy Whitney.) In addition to winning recognition for editorial excellence from the New England Press Association for the second consecutive year. The Sentinel has evolved into a voice for the students of Harwich High. Its editiorials have led to the removal of indoor smoking areas and the establishment of Spring school elections. Hopefully the Sentinel will continue to speak out on major school issues with journalistic excellence. Now England Scholastic Press Association IQ Clghtj- JOURNALISM AWARD IN SCHOLASTIC EDITING AND PUBLISHING MERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT Harwich High School Harwich, Massachusetts TOE HARWICH HIGH SCHOOL SENTINEL Executive Djwdor Hq BOSTON UNIVERSITY School of Public Communication STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: E. Barca, M. Samuelson, M. Hill, K. Da¬ vis, L. Allen, M. Brown. Back Row: T. Bresnahan, J. Pina, H. Gonzalves, H. Thyng. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Left to right: M. Giannelli, C. Crosby, D. Bachand, B. Cahill, J. Filteau. 49 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: C. Pasda, S. Dill, J. Moran, E. Barca, J. Foster, M. Samuelson, T. Heap, Second Row: T. McKenna, K. Duggan, J. Simard, R. Hull, N. Dunne, K. Campbell, T. Chipman, S. Coleman, M. Woodland, P. Hewins. Third Row: B. Callahan, L. O ' Brien, L. Hanlon, M. Pena, R. Comeau, T. Deck, P. Smith, R. Knox, S. Wagstaff, D. Leger, G, Vicino, C. Vrountas, J. Pina, W. McCaskie. A.F.S. Since its beginning in 1973, the Harwich Student Chapter of the American Field Service has been an active force in both school and community activities. The 1981- 82 club has doubled in size thanks to the in¬ terest of many fresh¬ men and Junior High students This year they have hosted two students, Thiery Guyader from France, and Norma Manzano from Mexico. Roger Bennett from Harwich is presently in France, and Donna Chipman has begun her year long stay in South Af¬ rica. Front: J. Elliot, J. Santacrose, Middle: N. Manzano, L. O ' Brien, T. Guyader Back: T. Chipman, . D. Bachand, S. Rowley, B. Callahan, D. Chipman, J. Thyng, J. Tomaisian, D. Chipman, J. McKenna. NORMA A welcome addition to the class of 1982 has been our A.F.S. student, Norma Castillano Manzano. Norma arrived last July from Mexico City. She is spending her stay in Harwich with Mr. and Mrs. James Elliot and their three children. In addition to participating in varsity soccer, Norma has been active in the senior class fund raisers. During her stay, she has already visited Washington, D.C. and Norma has been pleas¬ antly surprised at the ease in which teenagers in the U.S. live and travel. Upon her graduation from Harwich, Norma will return to Mexico where she plans to study architecture at one of the universities. Norma is certainly a credit to the A.F.S. program, and we wish her the best of luck in the future. Thiery Guyader-France Class Officers: S. Howard-Vice President, M. Michaud-Trea- surer, T. Doherty-President, W. Doherty-Secretary. L. Allen J. Anderson S. Andreasson Class Of 1985 J. Ballam R. Barca J. Bartell M. Black A. Blodgett R. Coughlan C. Cowan H. Currey B. Desmarais A. Devine D. Dodson 54 J. Fitzgerald S. Gomes M. Eldredge S. Elliott C. Engel C. Finnell W. Hadfield VI. Hannigan S. Hart S. Hayes T. Hayes f. Sjii K. Greenhalgh K. Healy J- Hemeon R. Henry M. Hill S. Howard J. Jaworski D. Judge L. Jussila D. Karras C. Kline M. L’Heureux P. Limbacher D. Lindfors S. Luce D. Lusher J. MacDonald L. McCaskie S. McCluskey M. McKenney M. Medeiros M. Michaud J. Monteiro L. Moore A. Morse S. Naylor S. Nealy A. Neese H. Nelson P. Nelson D. Nicholson K. Norris D. Parent T. Perry E. Peters T. Piquette A. Polacsek M. Prodgers K. Robbins M. Rodin J. Santacroce M. Shelley J. Simard C. Stephenson C. Sylvester T. Taylor S. VanGelder 3 « L. Tomasian S. Tyldesley M. Vicino S. Whitney E. Whitney S. Westwood m K. Young G. Whalen J. Zellars K. Warren K. Widegren P. Waters J. Young 57 Class Officers: K. Croteau-Vice President, H. Leugers-Secre- tary, M. Kozar-Treasurer, N. Fuentes-President (not photo¬ graphed). Class Of 1984 R. Allison E. Bailey L. Baldwin T. Bresnahan M. Britton K. Cahoon K. Cahoon S. Cahoon R. Campbell A. Centeio D. Chase J. Coffin J. Coleman D. Coomber D. Carron 60 M M. Druschel J. Dudevoire P. Dunne T. Ennes L. Fernandes J. Foster T. Fredrick N. Fuentes J. Gronski A. Hall M. Gomes D. Gonsalves D. Gonsalves K. Greene C. Hamer B. Hanlon P. Hannigan D. Hathaway A. Leger H. Leugers J. Macdiarmid M. Mancuso J. Mazenec M. McCormack 61 F. Moran S. Munroe T. Murphy L. Nichols P. Nolin C. O’Brien N. Pina C. Pearson S. Pandiscio S. O’Connell M. O’Donnell J. Potter G. Rounseville H. Routhier L. Rose R. Rubino C. Sidel R. Simons T. Silva C. Small B. Sykes C. Thistle R. Thompson H. Thyng G. Tomasian J. Viera K. Vining C. Webb 62 P. Welch T. Woolley L A T. Yarbo SOPHOMORES NOT PHOTOGRAPHED S. Baker H. Forsman S. Peterson C. Butler M. Kozar L. Stewart R. Campbell J. McKenna D. Thibeau C. Colleran C. Mercer K. Vining B. Diaz J. Doiron M. Michaud S. O ' Brien R. Williams 63 64 JFpEDUC ijsi ■ - 1 - • 1 ■ni sH Mm ; w k ■ ' rwM J. King-Treasurer, L. Moran-Secretary, J. Hodgkins-Vice President, R. Rose-President Class Of 1983 C. Adams S. Allard E. Await E. Barney D. Black M. Brown W. Brown E. Burns D. Chipman W. Craig R. Dennis D. Condrey T. Collins D. Chipman R. Clapp 65 M. Elwell J. Filteau J. Fox F. Friedman J. Giannelli L. Giroux FI. Gonzalves C. Gould W. Gronroos J. Hadley T. Haggerty A. Hall C. Hall E. Hatch S. Hauver L. Havens J. Hodgkins W. Johnson J. Marini A. McBride M. McDonough L. Moran M. Naylor K. O’Donnell 66 J. Parent R. Primeau J. Ritz C. Rose D. Rouza M. Russell P. Small S. Solimine D. Souza R. Souza E. Stearns A. Steegstra L. Stevenson D. Stine G. Stoltz M. Thayer D. Thiele R. Welsh N. Whitney H. Wickstrom N. Williams P. Woodruff JUNIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED B. Bennett F. Fally M. Colthart T. Fuce C. Cowan A. Lustig P. Ferhnstrom D. Mason L. Fernandes T. Nealy D. Karras A. Smith JOHN D. AWALT JR. H.H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Air Force Activities: Basket¬ ball Crash ... Slick . .. Don Whon . . . Mouth . . . Ter¬ ry (Ah-) . . . What’s up Holly.. . your mama . . . Dicky Bondo Bug¬ gy .. . Dwayne . . . Roller Skating . . . Arcades . . . De¬ fenders . . . Pack Man . . . Thanks for everything H.H.S. DOMENIC ALLEN BACHARD H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Soccer 4. Basketball Manager 4. Track 2, 3, 4. Student Advisory Comm. 4. A.F.S. 3, 4(trea- surer). Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. Yearbook Staff. Sr. Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale Here have another . . . Pena mobile . . . Fired-up . . . N.P., R1 . . . The Bogs . . . Quarters . . . Acme Workers “81” .. . Chill out. . . Hey Marceline how ya feelin’ this morning? . . . F-I-N-E . . . Where’s Terry? . . . Feel that Big Guitar - Huh! . . . But I’m not preppy! ERIC BARCA CINDY BATES H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Orches¬ tra 1, 2, 4. Cape Cod Music Festi¬ val 1, 2, 3, 4. S.E. Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. All State Festival I, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 4. Math Team 3, 4. Be a Chin Tzu . . . the void ... the dream is not over . . . Lennonism . . . Beatles ... the in¬ ner groove . . . (Beatles) H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Soccer I, 2. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Softball 1, 2, 4. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. X-mas Tree Sale. Hum-a-Hum- Hum-a . . . Batt- lestar and Dapper Dan . . . Spruce (Campouts) . . . Fillet? . . . B-Ball . . “The Ware¬ house” . . . Red River. 72 BARRY BESSETTE THOMAS J. BLUTE H.H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Salesman 1-4-3 Mary . . . Western Auto . . . “What a hacker” . .. Lipsy . .. Scotty boy . . . Whip it good ... Molsons . . . “Let’s get wast¬ ed” . . . “Smoke ’em up” . . . “Sex, drugs, and rock and roll” . . . Ford F-100...‘Later”. . . Seekonk . . . Cruisin! . . . Depth Charge H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Basket¬ ball 1,2, 3, 4. Golf I , 2 . Hey Stewey . . . Clancy . . . O’tis my man . . . “Ah”, Russ, You’re a lit¬ tle close to the trees ... OOPS! . . . Keep a stiff up¬ per lip . . . “See ya” BRADLEY A BONATT H.H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Travel Activities: Basket¬ ball 1, 2. Track 1, 2. X-mas Tree Sale Go for it . . . Sally what?. . . 69 Stang ... Then you woke up! . . . Pontiacs Stinko! . . . Party at Bill’s .. . Bud . . . 5th Period Shop . . . Prom Night . . . Senior Skip Day FRANKLIN T. BROWN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fugure Plans: Col¬ lege - Aviation Pi¬ lot Activities: Soccer 3, 4. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 3, 4. 1-4-3 Michelle . . . Got Tooo! ... Do up some hunting? . . . “Rusty’s Nuts” . . . Get some scratch . . . Get ’em brakes . . . Hush Hope ... Do up some fishing ... Absence make the • heart grow fonder Puppy Stuff. TRACEY E. BROWN JULIE BURNHAM H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2. Cheerleading 2. Ice Hockey Man¬ ager 3, 4. Track 1. Class V. Pres. 1. Class Pres. 2, 4. Ski Club 1. Jr. Prom Comm. 3. X-mas Tree Sale F.L.(3 17 81)... Hola Chicka! . . . Smeg . . . Toot.. . B.N_H.L_ Caracas!!! . . . Spenchin?,. . . J.T. in R.I. . . . Molly’s - Brookline ... Ski Switzerland! . . . Monte Carlo (1970-1981) . . . “People who matter are most aware that everyone does, too.” we’ll see see ya! . . . bye Gail! H.H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Travel; School Activities: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior Play. X- mas Tree Sale I don ' t believe I made it! . . . Patty my pal ... 4 Frog¬ gies , . . Get a grip . . . Pink Floyd . . . Doors ... Dead ... Spinnakers . . . Don’t worry it’ll start... P-man .. . What’s up . . . C’est la vie avoir le grosse tete . . . Love spots . . . and BRUCE BUSHY BRIDGET EILEEN CAHILL H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Dead . . . Lewis¬ ton, Me. 11 28 80 ... Monica forever ... Wild, intense.. . Va, call Goofy . . . Kinks... JP and CR ... The hollow . . . Jr. Prom . . . What a long strange trip it’s been! . . . Senior Skip Day ... Kawi Crash ... It’s been real!! H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege; Travel Activities: Soccer I, 2. Softball 1, 2, 4. Baseball Man¬ ager 3. Student Advisory Comm. 4. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Math Team 3, 4. Musical 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Senior Play. X- mas Tree Sale Bridge 1 . Suey me — bestest buddies ... remember Reka? . . . I.L.N.Y.! . . . STROKE! . . . Nantucket ' 81 ... P.O.B.B. . .. Steak vs. hamburger. . . Riunite N.F.W.!! . . . Dedododo Dedadada . . . C.S.N. Y. . . . Love the one you’re with . . . Have you hugged you alligator today? . . . D.C.T.R. . . . B.B. . . . W.A.L.S.T.l.B. 74 ELIZABETH CALLAHAN BRIAN S. CALDWELL H.H.S. Course: Physics Future Plans: Wherever the road takes me Activities: Guys and Dolls 3, Senior Class Play, My Fair Lady 4. Gegging out . . . Oh, “Laydder” .. . Boatarino: road trip? ... What a ya doing? . . . for shore . . . F.T.S. . . . You cretin . . . Talumis: what happened to your nose? S.H.C.A. . Mikey D’s cousin Sid . . . Elvis . . . Loft Party, yes! Where’s R.B.? H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Chorus 4. “Guys and Dolls”. Yearbook. X-mas Tree Sale Betsy... Hi Chris! . . . Ring Bros. . . . “Hey Lisa, do you know how to score this?” . . . “Are you eating dinner, are you about to?” . . . GO!!! . . . Thank you . . . G.G. . . . I’m in a weird mood . . . Bye, Bye, Bye . . . Boo ... As Rous¬ seau once said, “1 may not be better than other people but at least I’m different.” DON CAMPBELL KRISTA L. CAMPBELL H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Fur¬ ther Education Activities: Soccer I, 2. Hockey 3, 4. X-mas Tree Sale “Hey Butsy” . . . Dom shake your pants off. . . “Hey Don what’s up” ... “Not me” . . . “McKenna you blew it boy.” . . . “you Froze” . . . Arch Breaker 1 . . . Sue-eey-squirrel paws and M Ms . . . Poor Terry . . . “Capt. Chem want to borrow my comb” . . . Hey Ruddy, coming to Angelo’s tonight? “Goodbye Ya All.” H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Chorus I, 2. Madrigals 1. Basketball Man¬ ager 2. Jr. Prom Comm. . Year¬ book Sales Editor. Senior Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale I’m a “Friendly” waitress . . . No Prob! . . . Are you serious? . .. Gotsta . . . Liz, how’s Chris? ... We Bummin’ . . . Eh, Caroline, how’s life? . . . Hefty . . . The Stonehill Stud¬ ent)!!... YB ... 6 1 81 ... 1-4-3C.H.... Homecom¬ ing . . . Goodbye Harwich “U” CYNTHIA CHASE SARA LORRAINE CHASE H. H.S. Course: Art Future Plans: Be Happy Activities: Track I, 2. Senior Play Sunrise . . . Ty . . . Brook Road ... Hi Mary, meet you half way . . . Smiles are like colds—-they’re catching! . . . Hey Doane, wanna go to Dead River? . . . Yipping at the ranch ... laughter, I love it . . . ooh flowers . . . Grate¬ ful Dead . . . Sun¬ set H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future P1 a ..: California! Moonshine . . . Place of Space . . . the BEACH . . . ' ID. SC. . . . doomed . . . Eddie . aey . . . the Cars, Doors, Stones tunes . . . Deadheads Boneheads Ready to Party . . . Wil- destness . . . Can¬ dles Flowers Stars Purple . . . Finest Kind . . . You doubt it . . . Deal? . . GOOD LUCK GOOD BYE TAMMY J. CHIPMAN H. H.S. Courst: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2 (V.Pres.),3 (Pres.). Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Madrigals 2. Field Hockey 1, 2,. Basketball Manager 3. Soft- ball 1, 2, 3. A.F.S. 1, 2(Pres). 3, 4. “Guys and Dolls” 3. Jr. Prom Comm. National Honor Society. Yearbook. Sr. Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale. Europe “81” . . . What am I gonna do??? .... L.N., C.P. K.C. . . . Weekends with L.N. D.D . . . Not here Greg Deb!!! . . . Hi J . . A.E., M R., T.H. M.H. wherever you are . . . Thanks L.H., 1-4-3 . . . Tom STEPHANIE LYNNE COLEMAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Field Hocky 3, 4. Bas¬ ketball 2, 3, 4. Stu¬ dent Council 2. Jr. Prom Comm. Sen¬ ior Play. X-mas Tree Sale. C.R. 9 ji i Hey O’B, Hiny, Marie Na„: . . . Doggie! . . . Ka- luha . . . 6 19 81 Tennessee Tux . . . Arch Breaker II . . . Texas ’80 . . . Prom Night . . . Senior Float. . . Toot-Toot! . . . “Open the door Ralph” .. . Journey . . . Carl . . . Florida ’81 Eye Spy RICHARD M. COMEAU H.H.S. Course: College Prep, future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Cross- Country 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. National Hon Society How many more? . . . Yah Boy!! . . . you ' re kidding!.. . Hey bubba Jon ... 14:21 WILLIAM B. CONNELL H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege; Work Activities: Hockey I. Track 1. Senior Play. X-mas Tree Sale Cougar 2 ... 9 . . . Concerts at C.C.C. . . . B- Bound . . . Wild- Bill . . . Hanna- Kanna-Franna . . . Hey Steph get off my back! . . . Hey Jeff “Sup” . . . B.O.C. Bull Dog Datsun . . . EBA- EBA- cracker WILLIAM HARRIS COTELL H. H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Air Force Activities: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 3. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 4. Track 3. “Guys and Dolls”. X-mas Tree Sale Skid . .o-titzan . . . squat . . . Bridget, do you sing . . . what are we doing . . . Domenic, want your dessert . . crash . . . I’ll drop you like a bad hab¬ it . . .,Liva, Dorn, Slopes, skid mobile , . Carol and Jessica CYNTHIA CROSBY H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege, Travel Activities: Cheer¬ leading 1. Track 1, 2. Student Adviso-. ry Comm. 4. Ski Club 1. Senior Play. X-mas Tree Sale Carleton 7 3 79 . . California 2 12 81 . . . h.b.p.h. . . . Who’s a bump? ... Holleney, Krika . . . Spin Club . . . Thursday nights . . • Joanis . . . Canivis . . . Canevis ... oh Mare! . . . The times they are a changin . . . Sunny days!! MICHAEL CROTEAU ELIZABETH ANN CURRAN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Basket¬ ball 2, 3. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Math Team 4. Senior Play. Sr. Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale Yeah Right! . . . S’up . . . Keedle . . . Big A1 - Dobs - Hewy Bebe . . . Tommy Dee! Bagged! . . . It’s the boys!... Stew- Kell Bean . . . Surfs Up!!!... 69- Firebird . . . Nau- set Beach-Surfing U.S.A.!!! . . . Hey Dan! Fortune cook¬ ies .. . He’s Geggin . . . S.P.A.C. H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Chorus I, 2. Soccer 1,2, 4. Cheerleading 2. Basketball 4. Soft- ball 2. Track 3, 4. A.F.S. 3. Ski Club 1, 2, 4. Newspaper 1, 2. “Guys and Dolls”. Jr. Prom Comm. Yearbook Staff. Senior Play. Sr. Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale “Betsy, not Butsy” . . . Wild Party . . . Perrier? . . . ECHO 92 . . . Mich . . . North Road . . . Regal Beagle Machine . . . ! Hey Reeny! . . . Nantucket? . . . 1-4-3 L.A.C. . . . THE UNICORN WALKS OVER THE RAINBOW TO PEACE ... Foreigner ... Wild Woman . . . Roses . . . 1-4-3 K.S.C. W.C.C. . . . What’s Up? DAVID DAY TIM DECK H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege and Work Activities: Base¬ ball 1, 2. Keithola . . . BZZZZ . ..HiD . . . Well catch you Fred . . . Lo’s . . . Cult . . . Rush . . . Brax Landing Crew . . . Bob . . . Abba Farmer . . . Jeffro ... The Wall . . . Heineken . . . J.D. . . . Mello Baby!... Big Ed .. . Nauset Beach ... Australia . . . Big A1 . . . Well catch ya! H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4. National Honor Society. X- mas Tree Sale Summer of “81” .. . Mass Confusion . . . IRV . . . What are you doin’ . . . DZZZT . . . Arlo Guthrie . . . Thun- derbird . . . Say what... Angelo’s . . . Tubes . . . The journey has yet to begin . . . Algebra II Ha-Ha... Cos¬ mic Rocker . . . That’s All Folks 78 MARIA ANNE DEDOMINICIS DAVID DERBY H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Bu¬ siness Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Chorus I. Cheerleading 2. Track 1, 2. Senior Play Jay ... Yamaha .. . The Rose . . . Rocky Horror . . . Champagne . . . Sweet Pea . . . North Beach . . . Inkey . . . Miss Anya . . . McDon¬ alds ... Drama . .. Hi Deb! . . . Hey man, like what’s going down man .. . French Fries . . . Hi Joanne H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege; Airlines THOMAS A. DESROCHERS GREG DIAZ H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra I, 2, 3,4. Soccer 2. Tennis 1, 2. Track 3, 4. Sr. Banquet Comm. Leo ... Say what? . . . Irish Pub . . . Geggles . . . Bruce Springsteen . . . Big A1 . .. Cro . . . The Doors . . . C.V.... Hewins .. . Born To Be Wild . . . IRV . . . Yeah Right H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Military My Woman! . . . yah Fozzie bear . . . waka-waka-waka . . . F-L-O-U-N- D-E-R . . . hey killa ... Air Force, a great way of life 79 DOUGLAS DRUSCHEL SHARON DILL H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 1 . Jr. Prom Comm. Yearbook Staff. X-mas Tree Sale “Pickle” . . . How Ya Doing Fred? . . . Yeah!!. .. 00 . . . Hey Sue, what ya doing? . . . Home- work?!?-could I have a definition of that word please!? .. . Who me? .. . “I’m majoring in hall wander¬ ing!” ... Bacardi. .. My mobile ... “Hey lady is it gonna be a hard practice?” H. H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: To become a million¬ aire Activities: Soccer I. Basketball 1. Track 1. Senior Play. X-mas Tree Sale KATHLEEN ANN DUGGAN KEITH DUNBAR H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Orches¬ tra 1, 2, 3. Tennis I. Student Adviso¬ ry Comm. 1 . Newspaper 2, 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. Chairman. Na¬ tional Honor Soci¬ ety. Yearbook B. at P.S. in W.D.C.. . . RDJK JH . .. T. T.C.. .. N. G.... Eijp . . . “Now it’s just another show. - You leave it laugh¬ ing when you go.” H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Fu¬ ture Plans: Work; Armed Service Activities: Band 1, 2, 3. Tennis 1, 2. Daveo . . . We’ll catcha Fred . . . Boc . . . catch a buzz . . . who’s got smoke . . . Rush . . . What time are we leaving, Dave . . . Tom Sawyer . . . Brax Landing . . . Jeffro . . . Abu Clown . . . Heine- ken . . . Town Country . . . Jack Daniels . . . Aus¬ tralia . . . Doors 80 NANCY ANNE DUNNE MARGUERITE FERREIRA H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. National Honor Society. Senior Play. X- mas Tree Sale Summer ’81 . . . Steph O’B Marie . 6 19 81 . . . Prom Night . . . Arch Breaker III . . . “How ' s it goin”’... I Spy ... Doggie . . . 5 30 82 ... Why are you red, you don’t have a sunburn . . . N.J.! . . . Florida ’81. H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Softball I, 2. Ice Hockey Manager 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. Sen¬ ior Play. X-mas Tree Sale “Sometimes your heart must rule your head” . . . Greg . . . Fla. . . . Susanne B.C. . . . Tracey . . . Gert . . . the beach . . . “There is nothing you can do to change the past.” ROBERT FIELDS JANICE FLYNN . Stompers . . . In your face. H.H.S. Busimess Future Work Course: Plans: dipstick . . . Stonky . . and we’ll see ya!! . . . H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Cos¬ metology Activities: Track I, 4. “Guys and Dolls”. Senior Play. X-mas Tree Sale Biff 1-4-3 . . . 8- 13-79 . . . A.M. Twohig . . . chit- man . . . what’s your beef? . . . flesh N.I.P.S. . . . beachballs . . . DOG BM . .. Gor- geballs . . . Haunt¬ ed House ... pig pile!.. . Boogie till you puke . . . you The BOSS ... Ah. 81 JAMES FOSTER H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Happiness Activities: Soccer I, 2. Cross Coun¬ try 3. Student Council 3. News¬ paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. Chairman. “Guys and Dolls”. National Honor Society. Senior Play 1 can ' t clean up, though I know I should . . . Single “B” Units . . . Guess I’m only a spud boy ... If I ' d the courage I would make the my home Too many antics in the forbidden zone ... Or a baby ' s arm holding an apple CATHLENE LYNDON FROST H.H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Un¬ decided Stephen 9 4 79 . . . The Soft Parade . . . 4 24 81 . . . Sheeps Pond . . . Carlos 7 4 81 . . . Sunday Dinners . . . Sisters— . . . Hooterville . . . Brewster . . . Lerper.. . JoAnn . . . Anne . . . Chat¬ ham Fish Pier . . . Puky Bear.. . The Doors . . . “People are strange” . . . Bones . . . HT i MARIE T. GIANNELLI H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege- Travel Activities: Chorus I. Student Adviso¬ ry Comm. 4. Sen¬ ior Play. Yearbook Staff. Sr. Banquet Comm. Jr. Prom Comm. X-mas Tree Sale Summer 81 . . . Seweed . . . EYE SPY ... Prom 81 . . . Shake ’em . . . It’s Marie not Ma¬ ria! . .. Hey O ' B . . . Kathleen ... 22 ... 30 ... Steph Nan ... TGIF . .. Thanks Mom and Dad. LORI GINGRAS H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Bu¬ siness Future Plans: Col¬ lege and Travel Activities: Ski Club 1, 2, 3. Dra¬ ma. Jr. Prom Comm. Senior Play. X-mas Tree Sale A.H. . . . Mustang ... 4 wheeling . . . (Bronco) . . . THE DOORS . . . 1 7 79 . . . Cali¬ fornia . . . Hey Mary where’s Chin . . . Memo¬ ries are forever . . . I’ll never forget 2 13 81 . . . “Keep Smiling” V GILBERT GOMES H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Travel-Work Let ' s get a keg 9- 3-80 . . . Ebba Farmer . . . Where we going- This way . . . Take an¬ other hit . . . Cutt- lass Supreme . . . One hitters . . . Flalloween ' 80 . . . Let’s get the -—— outa here, Brad ... 10-20 JEFFREY S. GOMES 8 12 81 . . . Wen¬ dy .. . Hey where did Adam go! . . . The Brunch Crew . .. Sunday at Brax . . . Earth, Wind Fire . . . The Grand Prix . . . Ditto . . . Mike, you running H.H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Business Club 1. X-mas Tree Sale Track? . . . Debbie, we still friends? . . . E.S.Q. . . . Bergeron you puke! BETH GREENHALGH H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Art School J.D. G.D. . . . Mare Chin . . . CCMMH . . . Dead Set . . . Morning Dew . . . The Bird . .. P.C. . .. (PanamaRed).. . Truckin ' TIM HALL H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Hockey I, 2, 3,4. Golf 1,2, 4. X-mas Tree Sale Hanna Banna . . . I’m on a mission from God! . . . Spleaf Leaf . . . Varment Poon- tang . . . H L Always friends . . . Yes Sir Ree Bob!!. .. Trouble Ahead . . . We ' ll see ya 83 H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Chorus I, 2. Field Hockey Manager 2. Cheerleading 2. Jr. Prom Comm. “Guys and Dolls”. National Honor Society. Senior Play ELIZABETH ANNE HANLON Lorenzo, did you ever fix that fence? . . . H.J.T., D.A., G.B., D.B., J.T.M.M.I1, Jest¬ er, Marcie, Lucy . . . Graceful Bridget! . . . Carl Mike, Tammy . . . Graffitti Warfare!... Deli .. . Bumfinger!.. . Massasoit! ALLEN T. HANNIGAN J.Geils summers . . . we want fortune cookies ... REO .. . Hey Paublo, nappy . . . Bank Beach Bum . . . Mike, surfs up ... WHC Days Nights . .. Hey, D.J. . . . Tower tonight . . . Grov Blows . . . He’s Geggin . . . Laura B. Co. . . AbA Lincoln . . . ECHO 12 4 81 H.H.S. Course: Colleg e Prep. Future Plans: Post Grad. School; Col¬ lege Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. Senior Play. Sr. Banquet Comm. 82 BRIDGET CALLEAN HARRIS H.H.S Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Broadway Activities: E.W. - Lacrosse. Soccer. Volleyball. Big Sister. Cor. Athl. Rep. Student Gov’t. School Plays. H.H.S - X- mas Tree Sale Bridge 2 . . . 10- 24-81 ... I hate you sometimes Liz . . . Purr . . . Wick¬ ed .. . Hot . . . T.M. ... The Beach . . . North Road ... Better luck next time ... Schenectady ... Tort. . . Bonatts. . . Oh, my God . . . Coi Todd . . . Aye g. LAUREN HAYES H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Chorus I, 2. Cheerleading 1, 4. “Guys and Dolls”. Yearbook Staff. Senior Play. X-mas Tree Sale Joke of the day ... Amazing II . . . What’s that stand for Meg? ... Oh no, the porch!!! . . . T.G.L. . . Iced Teas . . . Let ' s go for a “sleigh-ride” . . . Ex-cellent . . . . . Beach balls . . . Chitman . . . A.M. Lix are for Trids . Thowig JOANIE HAZELHURST H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Activities: Senior Play Buh! . . . Strange Days Have Found Us . . . People are strange . . . B.R. H.D.’s . . . Miss Cindy + Fire Ex¬ tinguisher? ... So ya know what? Dis is Boring! . . . Cin- Cincinatti . . . Dead River . . . Ranch Yippin . . . 6C’s . . . Globe Show TRIP!! ... I love you guys—C.C.C. P.M. J.L. J.B. A.A. Frenchy TRUDY A. HEAP H . H .S.Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. National Honor Society. Senior Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale Weekends . . . Sue + Kahula . . . They go well to¬ gether . . . Field Hockey ’80 . . . Good Times With Good Friends, Tracey and Meg . . . summers on the beach . . . Sleeping in Center Field ... In calc, 2 + 2 = 5, right Paul? . . . Es muy bien PAUL M. HEWINS H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Ac¬ quire Wealth Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 4. Class Sec¬ retary 4. Jr. Prom Comm. Senior Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale Things are defi¬ nitely looking up .. . Smug? . . . Oh, cut . . . Lower the nets men! . . . Barry Syndrome .. . Hoot! . . . yes, ociffer ... my face is smiling? . . . Hypnocratic Regime II . . . Applaud, the circus is over. ROBIN ANN HULL H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: En¬ gineering Activities: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Madri¬ gals 2, 3, 4. Band 3, 4. Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Field Hockey 1 , 2. A.F.S. 2. Jr. Prom Comm. “Guys and Dolls ' ’. National Honor Society. Yearbook. Senior Play. Senior Ban¬ quet Comm. 5 15 81 . . . 3 20 81 . . . Matt . . . Sgt. Sarah . . . Blueberries . . . Sarah .. . David . . . Jane . . . “Who me?” . . . Sisters . .. Matt mobile . . . Kotski . . . Jane, do two maybes make a yes . . . Taxi!-$11.20 .. . Iggynaz . . . flutterbrain ... I love you. Mom. CHRISTINA CHERYL JENNINGS H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Emergency Medi¬ cal School Mu¬ sic on the side Activities: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Sec’y 2, 3, 4. Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4. All Cape Chorus 3, 4. S. E. Chorus 4. New England Chorus 4. Band 2, 3. A.F.S. 4. “Guys and Dolls”. Yearbook. X-mas Tree Sale. Hi Bets!! . . . Boo!! ... The Sox stink!! . . . Hit by a hamburger!... AarrAarr Humor . . . Say what? . . . Ya-Okay-Fine!! . . . Which way did he go, George? . . . You’re always in a wierd mood G.A.G. . . . New York Echo!! . . . What’sa matter for you? . . . Bye- Bye-Bye! LORNE JUSSILA H. H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Soccer I. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2. Track 4. Rexford . . . 300 . . . “81” Prom . . . Barron . . . Field Road . . . N.H.S. 10 4 80 . . . Beth Waysa ... Rollers¬ kating H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Soccer I, 2. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. Yearbook. Senior Play. X- mas Tree Sale MATTHEW F. KELLY Brooksie + Co. . . . S.P.A.C_Bob . . . We’re bagged again . . . Legga . . . prohibitionist Slim . . . T.D_ Cro ' s bird is played, aagin! . . . punished . . . He’s just Geggin’... Holyoke .. . molson goldens ... Greek . . . N.Y. 1 ... Kinks-Stones . . . Hal’s hangup: Tuna ... I aint STEW!!! ROBERT KINGSBURY H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Soccer I. Hockey 1. Base¬ ball 1, 4. “Wasn ' t looking too good. But 1 was feelin real well.” K. Richards . . . Back to H.H.S.? . . . Bite the big apple . . . Weary of myself and sick of asking what 1 am and what 1 ought to be It is life that will decide what is meant for me. H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Electrical Engi¬ neering Activities: Soccer I. Basketball 1, 2. Golf 1, 3, 4. Math Team 3. 4. Jr. Prom Comm. Chairman. Senior Play “DOBS ' ’ . . . Yeah Right . . . “Just a teenage waste¬ land” . . . long live THE WHO . . . R- E-O ... a weekend in Framingham . . . Robnoxious . . Mt. Tom water slide . . . pink champagne . . . You ' re hurtin” . . . Hey Stew” ROBERT RAYMOND MARK KNOX JR. MICHAEL S. LEARNED H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Soccer I, 2, 4. Baseball 1, 4. A. B.B. ... 5th pe¬ riod shop “80” . . . see ya later . . . Jerry St. Pierre ... HEY Pat . . . B. A.M.N. . . . GOV . . . Four Punks in a Plym¬ outh .. . Budweiser . . . uurrpp!! MICHAEL E. LEAVITT H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4. Track 1. Baseball 2, 4. What’s going on tonight? . . . Snatch . . . 383 4 SP . . . What’s wrong ociffer? . . . Needham trips . . . Russ let ' s skip, have a butt, crash, cruz and crunch at Christy ' s . . . Pass a Heff . . . 6 24 81 . . . Har- neys DAVID J. LEGER H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege- Mass. Mari¬ time Activities: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4(Captain). Jr. Prom Comm. Math Team 3. Na¬ tional Honor Soci¬ ety. Senior Play. X-mas Tree Sale Jane Simard . . . My Blueberries ... 5 15 81 ... Kinky ... Junior Virginia ... Pennsylvania .. . Monday After¬ noons ... 8 3 81 . . . King of the Stymies . . . Hey Goldstein; You’re a Mama Jama! . . . It’s Kot to be good . . . Hey Ralph! . . . Smile Petie. 87 KATHLEEN MARIE LINNELL H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Class Rep. 3. Senior Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sales Shannon Marie - 12-26-79 . . . Cal¬ lahan Bros . .. Dan Doug Dog . . . Doggies! . . . CR, CB, KT, BC . . . DOORS . . . 9 6 80 CF . . . J.C.. .. Willies. .. CF 1-4-3 . . . M.C. .. . M.R. .. . Cindy Bear!. . . Beer pong at B.C.’s .. . Congratulations Best of Luck Mr. Noyes DON LIVRAMENTO H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. X- mas Tree Sale. Get it Dem . .. Pat cool out . . . What’s up Foegy . . . Mona Lisa . . . M-Highlife . . . The Green lean ... Lyanne’s Boy . . . Stella, where are we hitting this weekend . . . B. Burgo . . . ' David G. the ladies man ... Anthony ... Dog the Pontiac Russ . . . Bustin out from all you L-7 MARY THERESE MONIQUE LOPES H.H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4,. Bus. Club 1. Jr. Prom Comm. Senior Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale Check it out Mo! . . . Just keep weav¬ ing cuz! . . . Bruce 1 -4-3 . . . Midnight train to Georgia . , . What do you mean you ' re leaving? . . . H RFMPM M DBDGMH, fantastic friends! .. . OBi-one-kenobi, AAARRRGGG!!! . . . MPSF . . . No Light ... 1 thought so! . . . Green Machine ... Oh my fn trees! ... Oh my lord . . . Hey Dung!! . . . DYABSS . . . Squirrel paws M M’s. . . 1 don’t tie my sneakers . . . Profile, Dee . . . Yah, right! . . . Tex - NORMA IRENE MANZANO H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Soccer 4. School Musical 4. Senior Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale Hi Jenny!! . . . “Can you believe that’’ ... I don ' t understand! . . . Who speaks Span¬ ish? ... Si quieres ser feliz —!!! . . . Lisa, can you ex¬ plain this to me? BILL MCCASKIE H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Soccer I, 2. Basketball 1, 2. Baseball 1, 2. National Honor Society. X-mas Tree Sale C , S,N , and YOUNG . . . Ohio . . . Cinnamon Girl . . . Creedence Clearwater REVI¬ VAL... WHJY.. . “Drag . . . “That’s Wild” . . . “Slim???”. . . “I don ' t know!” ... “1 don ' t care” . . . “The Rig” . . . Rexford . . . Californi a Dreamin . . . Behind Blue Eyes . . . It’s My Life JOANNE LORA MCCORMACK H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Chorus I. Cross Country 3, 4. Track 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. Sen¬ ior Play. X-mas Tree Sale “Jo” . . . Kemah, 80-82 . . . Mary and Artie ... Hi Deb! . . . C + M- UMass . . . Let’s Eat STEVEN MCKENNA H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege, Travel, Live Activities: Cross Country 3, 4. Hockey 2, 3, 4. Student Council 4. Skinner ... 7 day weekend . .. Going Late Night? . . . Magic Fish hook . . . Don ' t nerp the sceeter . . . Zoom Schroom . . . The weekend has defi¬ nite purple over¬ tones . . . “What a long strange trip it’s been.” THOMAS P. MCKENNA H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Education, R + R There are things you can replace And others you cannot The time has come to weigh those things This space is getting hot. J. Garcia R. Hunter m H. H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Col¬ lege (Business School) Activities: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. JV Field Hockey Mgr. 2. Track 1,2, Mgr. 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. Senior Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale FAITH MARIE ANN MEDEIROS Cliffidver 9-26-81 . . . Puff it mo . . . Aye Terry, you shoulda seen Holly . . . How ya doin Dee Dee,? . . . Lyn you are homely!... Patrick, got your cranberry? .. . Ned . . . Somebody help Ned off the ground! . . . Domenic- would you like a drink? . . . Cranberries!! . . . Yeah, but he looked good in the dark!... G.L.M.C.I. K.Y.C.D.l. . . . Dawn do you care? ANNE MITCHELL H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: X-mas Tree Sale Mike 5 16 81 1- 4-3 .. . Summer of “81” . . . 4-wheel¬ ing CF + SN . . . J.F. . . D.B.P.S. N.N.H.S. . . . Newtonites . . . D.S_M.M_ girlsroomgirls . . . Justin . . . Cathi- poods . . . “Friend¬ ship is the golden thread that ties the heart of the world.” H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Soccer 2, 3, 4. National Honor Society. X- mas Tree Sale I ' m so embar¬ rassed! . . . Jules, remember 9 7 81 money ... Hornets ... The Pretenders . .. tired K.D.? . . . purple heart . . . Pretty F-U-N-N- Y! JENNIFER L. DANIELLE MORAN ELIZABETH NEFZGER H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege and Travel Activities: Basket¬ ball Mgr. 2, 3. Jr. Prom Comm. Yearbook. Senior Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale 1-4-3 Chris . . . 7 16 81 . . . 8 23 80 ... D.D. . .. O.P.I.... Krista Chris . . . What? .. . Huh? (C.P.) . . . “Oak” ... Fudgie . . . Nauset . . . Friends . . . L.J., C.G., T.C., C.P., K.C. .. . Fuzzy paws . .. Kermit (C.S.) ... “You make lovin fun” ... “Chippie” .. . Pleasant Rd. Beach 90 RUSSELL NOYES H. H.S. Course: Shop Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Soccer I, 2, 3. 4. Track 1. Baseball 2. Chris . .. Firebird . . . Chatham Prom “81” . . . Thank you ocifer . . . Mike, Juil’s not that bad ... Brad’s pig . . . Don ' t wor¬ ry Tom we won ' t - Don, one tough dude . . . Summer 81” Maine... V ' « mile 4 o’clock ... Serious LISA ANNE O’BRIEN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Soccer 3, 4. Softball I, 2. A.F.S. 1,2 (Histo¬ rian), 3. (Treasur¬ er), 4 ( P r e s.). Newspaper 2, 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. National Honor Society. Year¬ book. C.C. Chron¬ icle Sport Report¬ er 4. Senior Play. Seni or Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale “Little Apple you talk too much! . . . Betsy, watch out for that car! . .. Skatin ' Sal ... DQ . . . Lunch for Mr. D.. . . Keep Your Sox On! . . . Hornettes! . . . The Guidance Office Regulars . . . Most Shy??? ... I have my paper clips in the right pocket now! . . . Look for me on TV! (KIIYS LSO) . . . Thanks Mom + Dad! SUSAN NANCY O’BRIEN H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege-Field Hockey Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Ski Club 2. 3, 4. Yearbook. Senior Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale “My FAMILY .. . my main man 8 . . . Nelson Sum¬ mer of 81 . . . “What’s up Suzy- Q? . . . “Beava- aaarrrggg!!!” . . . Hey Steph-an-ie!” . . . Open the door Ralph ... Mr. Davis, I don ' t understand . . . How ya doing big guy” . . . “My Bumblebees” . . . “Genghis Kahn(SBM) . . . Field Hockey “FAME” . . . Thank you Fennells + Cheryl Poore. CAROLINE MARGARET PASDA Summer of 81 ... 1-4-3 S.D.P. . . . Ring Brow. . . . W.T.G. T.K.M.? . . . Long Pond vi¬ cinity. . . Huh? (L.N.) . . . . . J.T.P.S.D.B.T.C.K.C.C.H.M.S.Cougar . . . Dubey . .. abba . . . doley . . . 7-7-81 . . . Krista, fine . . . Daddy D . . . 12-4-81 H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Track 3 . Jr. Prom Comm. National Honor Society. Senior Play. Y ear¬ book. Senior Ban¬ quet Comm. X- mas Tree Sale JULIE ANN PAULUS H. H.S. Course: College-Business Future Plans: Fur¬ ther Education Activities: Soccer 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 3. Tennis I. Yearbook. X- mas Tree Sale. Running . . . ' ‘Oh, I’m so embar¬ rassed!’ ' . . . Doo¬ lie-Rims . . . 9 8 81 - - money!! ... f-u-n-n-i-e!!... Dummy . . . “There’s no watching t.v. in the library’ ' . . . 9 21 76 J.A. . . . Friendly’s . . . Learn from your mis¬ takes as they help you grow. MONA JEAN TERESA PENA H. H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Un¬ decided Activities: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Track Mgr. 1, 2, 3. Jr. Prom Comm. Yearbook Sales. X-mas Tree Sale NED’s Wine Wagon ... fine . .. “8 20 81” . . . Rock O . . . Terry did you see . . . Holly really must you . . . “Acme Laundry” Sum¬ mer of “81”, KERTZ . . . MO . . . BACHEY . . . FAITHE, PORK CHOPS . . . PAT’S SUPERSTITIONS . . . Due . . . GARY, HEY WEAVER . . . C.O.T.B. ... My F ' N Trees . . . How about the bogs . . . Party Hardy . . . We love you Sybil.. . Lite it up ... Hey livey .. . MY CAR . .. Tree Bender ... Put a tracer on it Holly ... “12 4 81” . . . GYWABSTM. . . R. MICHAEL PENA H. H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Un¬ decided Activities: Track I, 2, 3, 4. Business Club. Jr. Prom Comm. National Honor Society. X- mas Tree Sale Hello . . . Jeff, what are you doin’ .... Dave, keep the women in con¬ trol . . . Get it, Dem ... WHAT’S UP DICK . . . Control . . . Don, what are you goin to do ... Oh Shoot... 1 don ' t beleive it... Are you crazy . . . Domenic-A PREP PATRICIA PIERSALL H.H.S. Course Business and Art Future Plans : Be Happy Connecticut sum¬ mer of 81 ... mo¬ torcycles . . . W.H. Club . . . Get a grip. Cin Guz Cros . . . Jules, Pat Barbs, 4 Froggies . . . Rolling Stone Concert, Phila. 9 26 81 . . . B.B. King Concert . . . 8 29 81 . . . Betty A Love Spots . . . Janis Joplin Joni Mitchell . . . Dead ... The Doors ... Wierd Dreams!!!... Snow Storm ... Smile ... PB J’s ... Spinnakers ... Where did this drink come from??? Red River. 1 92 JOEL BARTHOLOMEW JEFF PINA PINA H. H.S. Course: Automotive-Busi¬ ness Future Plans: School-Travel Activities: Soccer I , 2 . July “80” Carol Schoolhouse Pond .. . D.B. Track . .. Goofy . . . “73” Capri ... Hannah, Cannah, Fran- nahhh . , . “70” LcMans . . . Kinks “80”. . . Miller, Bud, Michelob, Lowenbrau . . . Excellent, Wild, Intense . . . always late ... Seeconk . . . Out West—1980 . . . Barnstable County Fair H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: ? Activities: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4. Hockey 1,2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Pres. 1. Student Council 3, 4. Na¬ tional Honor Soci¬ ety. Burrowin’ in . . . It’s all dead now .. . Jackified . . . H Z A , H Z A , Poke! . . . At’s some sad dick!!... “You pace the halls And climb the walls And get out when they blow” -G.D. HOLLY LEE RAMOS H. H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Col¬ lege Business Activities: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Mgr. Soccer 3, 4. Mgr. JV Field Hockey 2. Mgr Track 1, 2. 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. X-mas Tree Sale Cliffdiver . . . 9 26 81 .. . Terry, I don’t flirt do I! . . . Coitad . . . Bust out Mo . . . Aye Faith . . . Lyn, you still going out with him ... I aint doing this Louise . . . Me at an all girl school . . . Party at the bogs . . . MCWMAGM - EKYWABSTM CHERYL REYNOLDS H.H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Un¬ decided Activities: Soccer 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2. X-mas Tree Sale 1-4-3 David . . . Baby Duck . . . “We never come down to earth” .. . Intensely High!... Craig! . . . What’s a buff? . . . Din- widdie . . . “for¬ eigner” . . . Teen¬ age Waistline . . . C.B.... 2-13-64 .. . This has been a helluva trip . . . “Charlie” 93 SALLY DEBBIE ANN ROWLEY RUSSELL H. H.S. Course: Business-College Future Plans: c.c.c.c. Activities: Soccer I. Field Hockey 2. Track 1. 2. A.F.S. 4 . Jr. Prom Comm. Senior Play. X-mas Tree Sale Lisa, want to go roller skating? . . . Hi Norma . . . Amy, what are we going to do 7th .. . Friday H.H.S. Course: Business Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Chorus 1 . Track 1 , 3(Mgr.). Business Club 1. X-mas Tree Sale 4 1 78 . . . 5 16 81 . . . Jeff Always and For¬ ever ... Hi Mikey . . . Keep on run¬ ning Jo . . . Hi Ria . . . buddies? . . Baby Goodyear . . . Stumpy ... 1 can ' t do this . . . Big D and Me ... Sundays at Brax MIRANDA PICKELLS SAMUELSON H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Chorus 1 (Treasurer), 2. Student Council 2, 4 (V.P.). National Honor Society. Newspaper 4. Yearbook. Senior Play. Minerva? . . . A.S. . . . how extraordi¬ nary . . . -JT- . . . Choatie . . . Neil Young . . . That ' s life . . . Jackson Browne . . . Let it be . . . it’s only castles burning . . . The times when we were happy were the times we never tried JANE ANN SIMARD H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2. Class V.P. 2. Literary Magazine 1, 2. “Guys and Dolls”. Jr. Prom Comm. National Honor Society. Senior Play. Senior Ban¬ quet Comm. X- mas Tree Sale 1 -4-3-6 D.L. . . . Many thanks- C.P., P.F., and all McCarthys . . . Susan . . ' . 3 26 81 . . . 5 16-17 81 . . . FIELD HOCKEY- 32 . . . Capt. Cadaver . . . BLUE¬ BERRIES!!. .. “Robin do two maybes make a yes?!” ... Virginia . . . Jr . . . Haine . . . Ruff . . . “Hello Bill! . . . “Prohibitionist Matt?” . . . Cape Cod Bay . . . Smiley faces . . . David Leger 94 GLENN SMITH H.H.S. Course: Automotive Future Plans: Travel 350 Camero . . . Take another hit.. . Car’s Concert.. . New York . . . Playing the drums . . . Partying . . . The Rolling Stones . . . Where are you going?— This way. PAMELA JEAN SMITH H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Basket¬ ball Mgr. 2, 3, 4. Jr. Prom Comm. National Honor Society. Senior Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale Pammy Jean . . . Summer of ’81 ... Such is life! . . . Tuna . . . Rain¬ bows . .. francaise. . . Good Friends make the good times better . . . Maine ... UofH ... Play well? ... East Madison ... Just Fine!! . . . Rye bread, JT? . . . RTH . . . The road goes ever on . . . CHRIS TALOUMIS H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Soccer I. Track 3. Year¬ book. X-mas Tree Sale Geg’s at Deb’s again ... I was speakin with a yib about going to Hooterville . . . tubes night C, out. . . J.F. is Mr. Snag ... Please no more NTK ... Bob Marley . . . I’ll have a Moose Head . . . Good Ute ■“ n - A 11 1 ■ ■ KIMBERLEY THAYER H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball 1. Track. 2, 3. Stop teasing me Chris . . . JD- Punch . . . G.R. 80 . . . Summer of 81 concerts . . . Air Supply . . . Foghat . . . Journey . . . Cooper . . . Eagles ... 7-11-81 goofy . . . Angelo’s Snack¬ bar . . . NDCC WKRHCDB . . . Aries . . . 8-23- H. 5-80 . . . Grounded forever and never out of trouble HUH?? 95 JENNIFER LOUISE THYNG H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Chorus I, 2. Tennis 2. A.F.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Wings of Harwich 2, 3 (Pres.), 4. Jr. Prom Comm. “Guys and Dolls”. Yearbook Staff Jenny-Lou . . . An¬ gelo’s . . . Riunite . . . Raccoons . . . Rainbows . . . It’s not easy being green!.. . Summer of ’81 ... Boys in Blue . . .Harwichport . . . Bank Street Beach . . . Ground¬ ed Again! . . . Rye Bread . . . Iceland . . . Good Times with DD, CP, PS, JC, and JPM . . . I’m psyched! MARY VAGENAS H.H.S. Course: Art Future Plans: Art School, California The G rateful Dead C. M. M. Happy . . . Cyn, meet ya half way . . . The Brook Road . . . K. N., Not Fade Away . . . C.B.C. L. . . . Sue and Veno ... It Must Have Been The Roses .... Dead Set MATTHEW VALENTINE III H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Orches¬ tra 1, 2, 3. Cape Cod Musical Fes¬ tival New England Music Festival Do I have any homework to make up? ... Is there orchestra to¬ day? . . . Fm stay¬ ing after . . . I’ll meet you at the hoop . . . rump . . . Spic IV ... Did you do your spic homework? GREGORY M. VICINO H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Class V.P. 4. Student Council 3. News¬ paper 2, 3, 4. “Guys and Dolls”. Jr. Prom Comm. National Honor Society. X-mas Tree Sale I ' m just Geggin’. . . Deb, I love you! . . . Paul, I smell TUNA . . . Springsteen . . . C.V., what’s your pun? ... I don’t know man . . . weezin’ ... I gotta do my spic . . . Hypnocraric Regime . . . Jammin’ SCOTT VOTALATO H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Orches¬ tra 1, 2. Geg’s weezin’. . . Study with Grover . . . North Road . . . Party at Jim’s Loft . . . Spark a yib . . . let’s go to Hooterville . . . Abu Clown . . . rump . . . I’m Cra- shin . . . Barry . . . you have some dirt on your lip. CHRIS VROUNTAS H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Education Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 3, 4. Class Pres. 3. Stu¬ dent Council 2, 4. “Guys and Dolls”. Senior Play. X- mas Tree Sale Hey man, what’s up! . . . Chris wanna buy? . . . Excellent... Ebba . . . It’s cool . . . Get into it Chris . . . GregVice for V.P. ... Harry di Horse .. . Time ... The Hypnocratic Wave SARAH NANCY WAGSTAFF H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Jr. Prom Comm. Na¬ tional Honor Soci¬ ety. Yearbook. Senior Play. Sen- ior Banquet Comm. X-mas Tree Sale 1-4-3 Kevin . . . 11 17 78 . . . 8 15 81 ... Robin ... Jane ... David ... Matt... blink¬ ing .. . Not Smart . . . Cute Kid . . . Elvira ... Oh Rob! . . . Shut up, Da¬ vid! DAW-STB-NJP . . . Wychmere tor’s “Clean-up man” DAVID WILSON H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col- lege-4C’s then Harvard or MIT Activities: Tennis 4. Honor Bowl 3. “Aw Geez” . . . “What the heck” . . . astronomy . . . book bag-5 years . . . “What’s wrong?” . . . “I’m just curious” . . . diet (started 3-13- 81-)... salads are i my specialty . . . George’s Pizza .. . Asteroids . . . Harbor Club-contrac- MARY ANN WOODLAND SARA ZUSPAN H. H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege Activities: Mgr. JV Field Flockey I. National Honor Society. X-mas Tree Sale 1-4-3 Barry . . . BaWee . . . Moble Party Unit . . . What are ya doin’. . . CARE Pack¬ ages . . . George’s Pi zza .. . Where is Z! . . . Go Wild . . . Wow Man . . . Tunes . . . Cruisin . . . Moosehead . . . Depth Charge . . . Hawks Nest . . . Seekonk . . . B-Hits Z . . . Sara Z .. . Ryck . . . Nothin’ But the Boss . . . SNAP Whatta Ya Doin? . . . Spring¬ steen forever . . . Care Packages . . . Ruggies . . . Jain Smythe . . . Pac Man . . . Drool Slobber ... Smoke outs . . . Rainbow Papers .. . Driving ... “Coca Cola” . . . B-Hits on the Bus . . . Crankin . . . Rebel . . . Later! H.H.S. Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col¬ lege CLASS OF 1982 President-Tracy Brown Vice President-Greg Vicino Secretary-Paul Hewins Treasurer-Trudy Heap Class Advisor-Miss Farrell Success. It is a word whose definition we have all tried to discern at one time or another throughout our high school years and will probably continue to strive for, for many years to come. In the course of such a quest, little insights or clues are often found which contribute to the whole picture. As advisor to the Class of 1982, Miss Farrell has given us just such a foreshadowing. As freshmen we entered the school, many of us timid and naive to what awaited us. By the close of that year however, much to the credit of Miss Farrell and the prosperous fund raising activity which she guided us through, we learned the value of ambition and integrity. These values not only helped us to succeed financially as a class, but perhaps more importantly, to persevere and to meet the challenge of our four years at Harwich. Now as seniors, we are ready to reap the profits of these four years. With Christmas trees sold, we are preparing for a final celebration, our Senior Banquet. It is evident that much has changed since that first freshman fund raiser. Working together has given us an interdependence and respect for each other so as to make us one as a class. This is the finest result of Miss Farrell’s guidance and the true essence for which we now express our gratitude. On behalf of the Class of 1982 and our current officers we thank you. Miss Farrell, for your guidance. 99 JUNIOR PROM MAY 15, 1981 OUTRIGGER INN On pen - Mollv Mclean Queen ' s Court - Juiie Burnham, Cindy Crosby, Maria DeDominicus, Patty Piersall, Kim Thayer, Jennifer Thyng King ' s Court - Roger Bennett, Frank Brown, Bruce Bushey, Paul Hewins, kod isjiox, ivncnaei L,earneu Song - -Time in a Bottle Flower - Yellow Rose An evening of friends, laughter an memories. :V: : T ■ a lilllliiilttillill MM This Page Upper I .eft: J. Thyng, K. Thayer. Upper Middle: T. Deck. I. T ' v ' ' ' t. Right: i. Pina. Below Grand March ill 111 Opposite Page Upper Right: J. Await, M. Mclean. Middle Left: R. Bennett, B. Bushey, F. Brown, M. Learned, P. Hewitts, R. Knox. Middle Right: P. Piersall, M. DeDominicus, C. Crosby, K. Thayer, J. Burnham, J. Thyng. Lower Left: Laquidera. Lower Right: T. McKenna, M. Sa- muelson. ___ The Senior Class PRESENTS Bli the Spirit NOVEMBER 1981 Directed by .Tracy Brefka Technical Manager .Theodore Tischler Stage Manager .Robin Hull Cast Edmund . Matt Kelly Ruth .Elizabeth Hanlon Charles .Jim Foster Dr. Bradman .Chris Vrountas Mrs. Bradman ...Miranda Samuelson Madam Arcati .Joan Hazelhurst Elvira .Sarah Wagstaff Lighting.Brian Caldwell Makeup .Janice Flynn, Lauren Hayes, Jane Simard Stage Crew .Julie Burnham, Cindy Chase, Maria DeDominicus 102 103 In September of 1978, the 115 members of the Class of 1982 entered into a crucial phase of life known as the “High School Years”. During these four years each individual would gradually come to realize the importance of character development, career objectives, and responsibility. We elected class officers Joel Pina and Tracy Brown who along with our advisor Miss Farrell, managed to launch our first, and very successful fund raising drive; a popcorn sale. Everyone was amused by the raucous antics of John Belushi in ANIMAL HOUSE, and toga parties became the latest fad. During the summer of 1979 we were becoming intimate with the usual high school rituals such as concerts, parties, and summer employment. A crude awakening awaited us at the beginning of our sophomore year. Besciak’s European History course forced many of us to reform our romper room behavior which had characterized our freshman year, and suddenly made us aware of our political environment. We elected Tracy Brown and Jane Simard as class officers and continued our successful fund raising drives. In November of 1979 a fanatical mod blindly entranced by the spirit of the Islamic Revolution, siezed the U.S. Embassy in Teheran and took 63 Americans hostage. We saw our American soldiers fail to liberate our own citizens held in Iran, while the Soviet Union spread its hegemony of oppression over the people of Afghanistan. Now we, along with Jimmy Carter, faced the harsh reality of our growing impotence in the world. Though these events were a major part of our conscience, they did not keep us from experiencing our own lives. After being subjected to a series of grueling final exams, we attained freedom for another summer. Abdicating our student responsibil¬ ities for three months, the beach was a familiar locale for gatherings of all sorts. Music was an integral part of our summer as we submerged ourselves in the sounds of The Doors, The Grateful Dead, and J Giels; who we saw at concerts, heard at parties, and incorporated into every segment of our lives. We returned to school in September as juniors whose perspectives were, it seemed, greatly changed by the summer. By this time, one was made to realize how comfortable, and snugly familiar Harwich High actually was. Every inch of the school had become somewhat of a second nature, another way of life was hard to picture in our minds. We were to be gradually brought out of this reverie during the course of the year. All Cape College Day, PSATs and SATs enlightened us to the fact that our spirits would not always be contained within the walls of Harwich High School. Our minds began turning toward introspection and self evaluation. Instead of poking fun at the weaknesses of others, we tried to recognize our own individual vulnerabilities and strengths, and how they would affect our future. We did not, however, drown ourselves in sobriety so much that it destroyed our high school spirit. Weekends were often lively and ebullient, with a good number of the student body attending memorable parties at Arjen Steegstra’s and Gil Gomes’. We possessed an unrestrained enthusiasm towards school sports as we watched Hans Anderson and the hockey team emerge from another season undefeated. We were also thrilled when the field hockey team glided to another championship. The high point of the Junior year, which took months of preparation, was the Junior Prom. Class officers Chris Vrountas and Tom McKenna conducted several highly successful fund raisers, and the various prom committees worked arduously to have everything confirmed long before the Prom. On May 15, we went to the Outrigger, danced to the hard rock sound of our prom band Laguidera, and then proceeded to party until the next morning at Arjen Steegstra’s and Bill Cotell’s. Indeed a memorable evening. During our Junior year, the events that occurred in the world would move us, shape us, and perhaps change our perspective on life itself. We called the nature of man into question when one of the foremost spokesmen for world peace, John Lennon, was gunned down outside his New York apartment. The assasination attempt on President Reagan, and ironically, Pope John Paul II, left many of us with a pessimistic attitude towards the world outside of Harwich High School. After 444 days, in January 1982, the 52 American hostages were finally released from Iranian captivity. Americans let out a sigh of relief, and turned their heads in hope, to observe a new political generation. On the same day as the release of the hostages, Ronald Reagan took the oath of office. His slogan “Let’s make this country great again.” inspired millions of Americans who were disillusioned with their country and the Presidency. The summer of warmth, water and work gradually flowed into the start of school. We were now seniors, but that status did not preoccupy our minds. The class elections brought us the familiar faces of Tracy Brown and Greg Vicino. It was an innocuous year until the Student Advisory Board stood valiantly, but in vain in trying to dissuade the School Committee’s decision of a single March vacation rather than the traditional two weeks in February and April. Fortunately the field hockey team was more successful with another winning season and an invitation to a tournament in Florida. The fall brought the hard task of plowing through college applications, asking for teacher recommendations and scheduling interviews. It was a time for us to evaluate our goals and aspirations. For many, their already subdued state of introspection led right in to college planning, at times, to fits of despair or to urges of “cruisin’ outta here”. Despite the seriousness of school, good times were not lacking. From North Road to Christmas Tree Sales, anywhere was a place to party. In planning for college, we were amongst the many who felt the bite of the Reagan budget cuts. The cuttings of basic human services had us questioning the sense of our leaders from the local to the national level. The nonsense reached its highest plateau when OMB director, David Stockman remarked, “No one understands what’s going on with all these numbers,” in reference to the Federal Budget. Perhaps the ultimate irony of the world situation, is a workers’ revolt in a “communist” state. The Polish military coup was to preserve the “socialist democracy”. The outside world is full of paradox, ironies, and contradictions of what we believe ought to be, and what actually appears to be. But these contradictions lie not only in our government, in worker and Islamic revolutions, in the violent deaths of peaceful men; but in ourselves. We as a nation are confused over the state and direction of this world, and are vulnerable to pulpit blinding rhetoric, which has led many to much sadness in the past. In going out ‘there’, the credible and reliable set of ideas and values will come only from ourselves, our own constitution. Let us hope that our honesty, creativity, and faith will lead us to a better world. Christopher Vrountas Gregory Vicino 105 SOUNDINGS 1982 STAFF Throughout our days at Harwich we have encountered a myriad of experience that have culminated in, and proceeded to de¬ fine our final year. The goal of the Sound¬ ings staff has been to captivate and, in a sense, immortalize the divergent ideals and texture of this, the Class of 1982. The production of this year’s Soundings has indeed been a formidable, yet chal¬ lenging endeavor for all involved. The deadlines to be met, the money to be raised, and the decisions to be made have demanded perseverance and patience alike. The surmounting of such obstacles, and the mastery of the process has ulti¬ mately fomented a sense of cooperation as well as satisfaction amongst this staff. EDITORS Staff :Front Row; M. Samuelson, J. Thyng, C. Pasda, T. Chipman, K. Campbell, J. Pina, T. McKenna, Back Row: G. Vicinio, B. Callahan, K. Duggan, Mr. O’Leary Advisor, L. O’Brien, E. Curran, S. Wag- staff, J. Simard, R. Hull, D. Bashand. Editors: Front: S. Wagstaff-Advertising, B. Callahan- Underclass¬ men, G. Vicinio- Copy, Middle: J. Pina-Business Manager, K. Duggan-Co-editor, T. McKenna-Co- editor. Back: L. O’Brien-Sports, R. Hull- Layout, M. Samuelson-Seniors, T. Chipman- Photography, K. Campbell-Sales. 106 The organization, development, financing, and completion of the 1982 Soundings edition would not have been possible without the enthusiasm and diligence of our advisor, Mr. O’Leary. A pioneer in his own right, he has provided im¬ measurable guidance with material new to the staff as well as to himself. The Soundings staff would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to Mr. O’Leary for his invaluable assistance; a sentiment which as at times been masked by precipitant fervor. Now that we realize the amount of work involved in putting to¬ gether a yearbook, it is with great respect that we recognize and commend Mr. Davis for his elev¬ en years of service as a yearbook advisor. Mr. Davis retired as advi¬ sor prior to this year. .. 107 BEST LOOKING Michael Learned, Maria DeDominicus. CUTEST Tracey Brown, Michael Pena 109 Upper Left: M. Valentini. Up¬ per Right: M. Vagenas. Middle Left: G. Vicinio, B. Caldwell, C. Taloumis, J. Foster. Middle Right: B. Bessette. Lower Left: M. Learned. MOST MUSICAL Tammy Chipman Eric Barca MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathleen Duggan Tom McKenna Upper Left: P. Smith. Upper Middle: C. Reyn¬ olds. Upper Right: T. Blute. Midlde Left: B. Cur¬ ran. Center: M. Vagenas. Middle Right: C. Cros¬ by. Above Left: C. Chase. Above: P. Piersall. Left: M. Crouteau Right: B. Harris. Upper Left: C. Jennings. Upper Middle: C. Bates. S. Rowley. Upper Right: A. Mitchell. Middle Left: G. Diaz. Center D. Russell. Middle Right: B. Callahan. Left: M. Leavitt. Above: J. Burnham. Right: M. Ferreira, T. Brown. 1. L. Jussilla 2. C. Jennings 3. H. Ramos 4. M. Ferreira 5. C. Bates 6. T. Chipman 7. E. Hanlon 8. F. Medeiros 9. M. Pena 10. C. Pasda 11. C. Chase 12. D. Leger 13. L. O’Brien 14. D. Wilson 15. J. Burnham 16. P. Piersall 17. J. Pina 18. K. Frost 19. P. Smith 20. S. Chase 21. G. Diaz r F ft J _ i j — , - Li 116 THESE PAGES SPONSORED BY FRIENDS 22. D. Bachand 23. L. Hayes 24. B. Cahill 25. K. Linnell 26. J. Thyng 27. R. Hull 28. C. Reynolds 29. M. Pena 30. T. Lopes 31. K. Thayer 32. C. Crosby 33. S. Wagstaff 34. L. Nefzger 35. J. Await 36. T. Brown 37. M. Vagenas 38. P. Hewins 39. S. Dill 40. B. Curran 41. J. Simard 42. T. Hall OF HARWICH HIGH SCHOOL 117 mam to vouf VC GOLD BOOSTERS Bates Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Brown Casey Homes, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Comeau Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Duggan The Herbary and Potpourri Shop Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Hollingshead Janet L. 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Micucci Stephen Midweski Anton Nefzger Mrs. C. Nefzger Helen Norton Ron’s Appliance Sandy’s Sport Shop Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith Staten Hook Books Pat and Gordon Thayer Mr. and Mrs. David Thyng Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Valentine, Jr. West Harwich Deli Gerard A. Croteau Mr. and Mrs. Richard Desrochers Tim Doherty and Steve Howard Dr. Drew Lisa Dunbar The Heaps Chris Jennings Ms. Jones Mrs. Julin Gail Kelley Elizabeth Pena Ronald Pena Mr. and Mrs. David Perry Phil Harmonic Adeline Ramos Nancy Westwood Marilyn Zimmer 120 isdom •V 1 get wisdom; and with thy getting : ' ' get understanding.” — Proverb 3:1 7 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 I .. . THE CAPE CODDER PINETREE LANDSCAPE, INC TEL. 945-9277 MAIN ST. - RTE. 28 W. 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DUFFY CONTRACTOR DENNISPORT MOBIL SERVICE 268 SOUTH ST HARWICH MA 02645 T E L ( 61 7 ) 4 3 2 -1 3 2 5 _ ROUTE 28 - UPPER COUNTY ROAD DENNISPORT, MASSACHUSETTS 02639 PHILIP GRISWOLD 398-2435 DEALER - OWNER 394-4457 THE BRIAR PATCH 485 Main Street, Box 533 W. Dennis, MA 02670 Flowers For All Occassions COMPLIMENTS OF CAL’S BARBER SHOP MAIN STREET DENNIS : m Saul 5 n Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 w “HAIR STYLES FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES ' Angelo Shopping Plaza, Harwichport, Massachusetts 432-1177 Angelo Shopping Plaza, Sandwich, Massachusetts 888-1187 Uair m Q ueen DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER ROUTE 28, HARWICHPORT, MASS 02646 HARWICH PORT EXXON GENERAL REPAIRS USED CAR SALES KEN O ' BRIEN CLIFF STALKER 413 MAIN STREET HARWICHPORT, MASS. 546 MAIN ST. HARWICHPORT MA. GEORGE’S PIZZA HOUSE CALL YOUR ORDER BEFORE YOU LEAVE HOME- THEY WILL BE READY ON ARRIVAL. MLS i it hatha iuti- AK) r?f ai iort ■® Ml MlH l I Ml KH .1 (,l. l SOC l I ) HARWICH REALTY SALES AND RENTALS BEV and DICK KARN Tel 432-2599 566 Main Street Route 28 Harwich Port, Mass. 02646 • ACCREDITED (JEM LABORATORY • PREC IOUS (JEMS • BRIDAL GIFTS • WATCHES • ESTATE JEWELRY • JEWELRY DESIGNING 502 Main Struct • Chatham. Nla. t (( 17) O I;■ - )(}{) ) 136 MURRAY’S FUEL 398-2408 Specialists In Energy Management 432-0513 BEST WISHES FROM THAYER’S PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE FEATURING KYANIZE-FIRST CHOICE IN PAINTS 2 HAROLD STREET HARWICHPORT 432-9321 SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS BROCKTON • FALMOUTH HARWICH SINCE 1877 “PEOPLE LIKE SECURITY” in Brewster 432-1030 Route t?A in Centerville 771-6000 Route 28 inChuthani 432-1030 Main Street Jilt Qipefod MbeR F.v l ° in Harwich Port 432-1030 Mam Street in Orleans 432-1030 Cranberry Hwy in V fellfleet 349-3711 Main Street 137 Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 Sewing Gentlemen And Their Families Since 1919 (•Puritan Clothing of Cape Cod JAMES TRAINOR ASSOCIATES The Finest Names In Clothing Sportswear Men ' s Clothing • Lady Puritan • Boy ' s Wear Shops for Mpn Wnmpn Better 1 ■ M Homes. ■ ■ A -A- and Gardens Sporting Goods • Lugguage • Jeans ' n Things Tennis Shop • Golf Shop • Running Shop Big Tall Men ' s Shop Free Gift Boxing ■ Gift Wrapping Service Downtown Hyannis Cape Cod Mall Dennisport Chatham Orleans Wellfleet “Best Wishes To The Class Of ’82” For The Best In Senior Portraiture .... -Etof isii. cAfutomotitre 66 Main Straat W«st Harwich, MA 02671 FOCALPOINT STUDIO Post Office Square Orleans, MA 255-6617 138 Congratulations Class Of 1982 BRADFORD’S HARDWARE, INC Marine Supplies, Locksmith, Hand and Power Tools, Paints Housewares Garden Supplies, Rentals, and Repairs Main Street Hyannis 775-0620 Main Street Harwich 432-7623 MASojy . DELICATESSEN 544 Main Street Harwichport Mass. 02646 SANDWICHES- CHEESES GOURMET FOODS CATERING TOO! 432-3293 “Ptagstite 3ftm 512 MAIN STREET CHATHAM, MASSACHUSETTS Robert W. McBride P O Box 594 Harwich on Cape Cod. MA 02645 (617)432-9239 Accounting • IncomeTax • Investment Counseling Your Hosts Mike And Carol Hickey Phone 945-1800 139 Main Street Harwichport 435 Main Street Hyannis Compliments Of BUTTNER’S DEPARTMENT STORES Serving Cape Cod For 59 Years Angelos Shopping Plaza Sandwich Main Street Falmouth 24 HOUR SERVICE - 7 DAYS A WEEK EMERGENCY SERVICE - SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS 2-Way Radio Dispatched Trucks For Prompt Service ALL TYPES OF HOLDING TANKS FOR ALL SIZE BOATS PUMPING CLEANING • CHEMICAL TREATMENT WE BUILD CESSPOOLS - SEPTIC TANKS • LEACHING FIELDS WE NOT ONLY PUMP THEM WE CLEAN THEM! GREAT WESTERN RD. HARWICH. MASS. Commercial and Residential Licensed in HARWICH - BREWSTER - CHATHAM - ORLEANS DENNIS YARMOUTH 432-2985 140 COMPASS REAL ESTATE 515 Main Street Harwichport, MA 02646 (617) 432-6212 Sound Direction In Real Estate For The Best In Homes Remodeling-Additions GABLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. 515 Main Street Harwichport, MA 02646 James Gable Bus. 432-6212 Res. 255-6678 OLD KEMAH INN LA GRANDE RUE 551 MAIN STREET HARWICHPORT, MA 02646 617-432-1306 STEVE E. MURIEL VINING 141 Jam l,. THE REXFORD RESTAURANT 594 Main Street Harwichport Telephone 432-31 18 RONALD J. DOWGIALLO, D.M.D., INC. 376 Main Street Harwichport, MA 02646 142 HANDLER AND SONS Used Auto Parts Good Luck And Congratulations Class Of ’82 Silently the sun sinks and signals the closing of another day. The sky explodes with color - then suddenly, all is grey. We faced this day like any other. We shared joy and sadness with one another. We met our challenges one by one. And somehow they’ve been overcome. Now this day is gone forever, Locked in our minds like buried treasure, Tomorrow the sun shall rise again And with today’s treasure carried within. We shall journey forward to meet the new day. Miranda Samuelson •r. •’,, ' ■mmm YHarwich Higfi Setter utiary Media Cents: •s )aK Street I He : rwich, Ma 0264! HARWICH HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 75 OAK ST. HARWICH, MA 02645