Hingham High School - Highway Yearbook (Hingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

Your Community Resource Center m ii ff ■■i  V ' ' ¥ HINGHAM HIGH 198a ., JTiv ?i. .•i - Does one really have to fret About enlightenment? No matter what road I travel, I ' m going home. Shinsho No limits, ... he thought, and he smiled. His race to learn had begun. — R. Bach — r X •  ' When one looks at it, one cannot see it; When one listens for it, one cannot hear it. However, when one uses it, it is in- exhaustible. — Zen The great path has no gates Thousands of roads enter it. When one passes through this gateless gate He walks freely between heaven and earth. — Zen •i ' ' ' v: r 4 ' lS ' ' 10 I spent the entire day in official details; And it almost pulled me down like the others: I felt that tiny insane voluptuousness, Getting this done, finally finishing that. — T. Storm 11 •? rk. f . I f ' : t li 1 ♦ -C ' a -«r . r f !«« . v.. ' i? ' •% Iff ' ' ' - i IKI: , ' in ' i i 1 - ™Z_J T H Bi9i t B p H r W ■ P J l ' m M €7 « Decision is the key to destiny. C. Miller Let your eyes look straight ahead, fix your gaze directly be- fore you. Make level paths for your feet and take only ways that are firm. Proverb j :wjxm . ' ;T ' |1 ' Hp ' . ■ r i H ' - - i H r P ..« - . mK F KMBr i M 14 The central business of every human being is to be a real person. — Harry Emerson Fosdick The wind blows hard among the pines toward the beginning of an endless past. Listen: you ' ve heard everything. Zen 15 .--V 17 SPRING 18 ACTIVITIES 19 20 21 Sprin Lit Back Row: Coach Thompson, Thompson H., Stevens K., Pettersson L., Russ R., Gushue A., Dorian B., Pettersson J., Supple L., French M., Casey J. Middle Row: Willy N., Lydon J., Conners B., Larter J., Urmson C, Messmer M., MacLean A., Henriksen D., Noble L. Front Row: Demko H., Hayes N., Wampole M., Lang M., Sullivan P., Murphy L., Jordan D., McNiece J. 22 Track 5V SW Back Row: Coach Ryan, Deane C, Lane P., Russ C, Anderson F., Snover J., Hughes M., Byrnes E. Middle Row: Murphy B., Balboni B., Thompson B., Driscoll T., Galo T., Tileston T., Doroni S., Hamilton L., Muldoon P., Casey E. Front Row: Laliberte B., Fanz I., Manley R., Capt. Bullock K., O ' Brien M., Linscott H., Capt. Lincoln M., Ca vanaugh L., Balboni P. Missing: Murphy M. 23 24 25 f Oi ' JW- 5 v tki ' , 26 Girls ' Tennis Left to Right: Coach Mrs. Sides, Quain L., Leary M., Carpenter B., Gentile L. Miss- ing: Arlene Daniels. 27 Left to Right: Leary K., Bortnick B., Dwyer R., Fish M., Goodrich B., Coonce M., McDonough S., Coach Getman. 28 29 Baseball Back Row: Coach Kennedy, Ward T., Phillips M., O ' Connell T., Palmer D., Balema G., Cronin B., Rose E., Egan T., Capparotta M., Manager. Front Row: Nick, Barba, Cox B., McCarron M., Griffin J., Shaw A., McClanahan D., Sullivan M., Cartmill K., Cadigan J. 30 - r • J ' : 31 Back Row: Coach Tom Smith, PagUcia H., Zooleck R., Boyle P., Dunn J., Lynch M., Burkholder W., Miller R., Giarusso R. (Capt.). Fitzwilliams E. (Capt.), Smith D., Dromeshauser B., Fisher K., Suddeth S., Ribado J., Russel W., Faherty J., Coach John. Front Row: Weiser B., Remmes P., Puleo S., O ' Mara J., Baoer C, Stevenson M., Richardson T., Cooley E., Whelan G., Werner R. 32 33 Softball afjxiSi - J v r : ■v.- ' ?; ■ Back Row: Coach Kane, Eisenhauer N., Schwob A., Estabrook L., Ingdahl P., Morisette D., Corcoran P., Digregario K., Goudas L., Kelley J. Front Row: Boretti L., Kimball D., Stockwell D., Martin M., Eckert K., Meader K., Thompson B., Smart S. 34 35 36 37 38 39 %• 4 40 J 41 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Dr. Charles L. Vickery Principal 42 Dr. William Mahoney Superintendent Mr. Lewis Ernst Asst. Superintendent 43 ADMINISTRATION: FACULTY Sr. Class Admin. Mrs. Dorothy Galo Jr. Class Admin. Mr. Robert O ' Day Soph. Class Admin. Dr. Richard Lawrence 44 Faculty Paul Abrahamson Social Studies Susan Ajemian Home Ec. Joyce Amaral Guidance Counselor Philip Anderson English Walter Anderson Guidance Counselor Harwood Bailey Social Studies Steven Baisden Math Robert Barrett Phys. Ed. Sal Bartolotti Music Gordon Bates Science Marie Benard E nglish James Berlenbach English Curtis Boyden Ind. Arts Chris Brown Art Ruth Butterfield Social Studies 45 Faculty ' N ' f - ; Richard Caldwell Science Margaret Condito Secretary Mary Connelly Secretary Edmund Conners Phys. Ed. Sue Cooper Home Ec. John Crowley Science Denver Deeter Math Catherine Devine Business Robert DiPietro Spanish Charles Dirk Science Joan Donovan Science 46 Frank Downing Art Jane Ellis Business Angela Epple English Charlotte Falvey Teacher Aide Charles Finn Spanish Joyce Flewelhng Math Richard Franklin Science Michael Borek Math Iris Gillard Social Studies Karen Glaser Math Ronald Goba English Meredith Gordon Phys. Ed. Joan Grimm Nurse Nancy Gustafson Guidance Counselor Virginia Hansell Business James Haviland English Joan Haviland Soc. Studies Gary Hedrick Music Douglas Holley Math 47 f Betty Hewlett Secretary Richard Jensen Soc. Studies Maynard Johnson Ind. arts Janet Jordan Phys. Ed. James Kane Ind. Arts Jack Kennedy Phys. Ed. James Kirkcaldy Soc. Studies Elizabeth Kolodney English 48 Joann Lambros Spanish Thomas Lane Art William Larson Math f% Fred Jewett English Muriel Kendall Spec. Needs K David Lacatell Soc. Studies Lawrence Leahy Business Claudia Leone Math Peter Lincoln Science Craig Low Math Robert Magner Science Ken Matarazzo French William McCallum Guidance George Murphy English Carol Najarian Business John Nionakis Foreign Lang. Paul Noiseux Ind. Arts Gale Nutter Home Ec. Brian O ' Donnell Soc. Studies Steven Olson Math Charles Ozug English John Penny Science 49 Linda Potter Tutor Camilla Roundtree Metco Co-ordinator Tamara Perelman Social Studies Barbara Peters English Richmond Poole Science Agnes Quill Business Louise Reilly English Carol Robison Spanish Douglas Ryan Latin Joseph Ryan Industrial Arts Dorothy Schillig Secretary 50 Karl Schmatzler Industrial Arts David Sharpe German Diana Sides Business Arthur Smith Industrial Arts Jane Smith Guidance Suzanne Smith English Elizabeth Stallard Tutor John Stouffer Science David Sturgis Ind. Arts Donald Sullivan Media Doris Taam Science Frank Tierney English Patricia Tiemey Math John Tinker Science Elizabeth Trubia Librarian Diane Wade French Jack Wallace Math Roberta Walsh Art Alice Yacobian English 51 52 53 54 Ldi - ' 55 ' l u FALL 56 fA ACTIVITIES 57 Homecoming 1979 Queen: Kathy Toomey Court: Kristen Fitzwilliam Susan Reardon Lisa Cristadoro Jennifer Godwin Susan Pinel .tdilsby. 58 59 Football 1st Row: Dunn J., Remmes P., O ' Mara J., Burkholder W., Dromeshauser B., Lambert M., Snover J., Stimson B., Eckert M. 2nd Row: Ward T., Steele E., Lane P., Puleo S., Cooley E., Laughlin J., Egan T., Pare B., Weiser B., McKenzie E. 3rd Row: Dummas J., Welch J., McKenzie J., Isleb A., Lynch M., Krall T., McHugh T., Burke M., Shawless C. 4th Row: Holbrook R., Kehoe M., Virtue M., Lambert A., Fitzmaurice J., Galvin J., Rusel W., Buckley J. 5th Row: MacAloon J., Morrison P., Cronin B., DaAngelo D., Paglicia H., Zooleck R., Linscott J., Claffey N., Werner R. 6th Row: Dunn J., Capparotta M. 60 61 ,..,., ,i,, r9 $ 1 62 J 1st Row: Vitti G., Riley S., Farrell D., Mount A., Walton P., Mackey D., Tones D. 2nd Row: Dedian L., Balema G., Gallatly J., Sullivan D., Berard M., Beatty K., McCarthy P., Wichert C., Coach Conner E. 3rd Row: Coach Low C, Miller R., Balboni B., Longo D., Suddeth S., McKenna J., Stuart M., Troya M., Hemberg N., Arthur D. 63 : ' ' ■■■-•- ' ■K- ' -s! ,im(Sr wsisSlm 64 65 Field Hockey Back Row: Coach Gordon, Eisenhower N., McGrath M., Hamon J., Ertman B., Messmer M., Lenahan K., Corcoran P., Shabaz L., Kaloyanides K., Healey E., Marglin S., Granatino S. Front Row: McGinn A., Connors B., Lewis C, Mohrfeld L., Leary M., Zeller D., Lindberg C, Casey J. 66 67 Cross Country Left to Right: Wilson S., Hauser H., Poole S., Supple L., Noble L., Lydon J., Willy N., Coach Ryan. 68 Back Row: Migill J., McGrath S., Russ C, Billard K., Byrnes E., DeBruin P., Coach Ryan. Front Row: Thompson B. Driscoll T., Hughes M., Anderson F., Muldoon P. Missing: Murphy M., Burnham P. 69 70 ■ 4L ' J% 71 72 Back Row: Galo T., Fitzgerald W., Stanton T. Front Row: Krall G., Messina T., O ' Connell T., Barber P., Devito J., Ireland J., Beneducci S. 73 Hockey Cheerleaders Back Row: C. Zsigalov, M. Ryan, M. Kernan, M. Howly Middle Row: C. Falvey, K. Fitzwilliam. Front Row: J Rhines, A. McClean, M. Johnson. Missing: S. Reardon, D Gray, B. Gordon. Basketball Cheerleaders Back Row: A. DeGiacomo, E. Costello, L. Claypoole, B. Reardon, H. Roberts. Middle Row: N. Brown, R. Russ, A. Gushue, B. Saplin. Front Row: L. Ruddy, C. Jennings, K. O ' Neal. 74 Soccer Cheerleaders Back Row: J. Rhines, P. Sullivan, C. Falvey, M. Kernan, L. O ' Hearn. Middle Row: M. Ryan, S. Reardon, C. Zsigalov, C. Jennings. Front Row: K. Fitzwilliam, S. Thompson. Football Cheerleaders Back Row: A. Gushue, S. Pinel, K. O ' Neal, L. Cristadoro. Middle Row: A. Cay, K. Wichert, T. Cartmill, R. Gabriel. Front Row: A. DeGiacomo, T. Redmond, M. Mel- bourne, L. Claypoole, R. Russ. 75 i  a 4ii 76 ACTIVITIES : : - s- ' ♦- 77 HOCKEY Front Row: H. Gorman, B. Falvey, T. Galo, P. Falvey, D. Kaminiski, Capt. T. Messina, G. Balerna, N. Hernberg, J. Barret, M. Gasale, J. Hall. Back Row: Asst. Coach K. Duggan, P. McCarthy, M. Falvey, J. Neagle, R. Taylor, E. Rose, R. Neville, M. Kehoe, B. Thompson, B. Thome, M. Louis, G. Murphy, Mgr. W. Russell, T. Jantzen, Coach S. Daly. 78 79 1 80 ! ' :K« M. .K ' Kneeling: D. Palmer, T. O ' Connell. Standing: Coach S. Mortimer, D. Power, P. Barber, T. Alger, D. Martin, M. Daly, J. Smith, J. McAloon, P. Sullivan, G. Parades, Asst. Coach M. Gilbert. Missing: C. McKenzie, S. Riley. 81 82 V f -JP? 83 Girls Basketball Tv Back row: J. Pet- tersson, L. Estabrook, L. Mohrfeld, L. Can, L. Goudas, S. Branatino, Coach M. Gordan. Front row: K. Mohrfeld, M. Martin, K. Shaw, M. Pignat- aro, A. Schwob, E. Ayres. 84 85 86 WINTER TRACK Back row — E. Marsh, K. Nelson, L. Burleigh, M. Messmer, B. Stimson, J. Snover, D. Johnson, S. McGrath, P. DeBruin, A. Ireton, Coach Ryan. Middle row — H. Farstad, S. Poole, L. Supple, R. Campbell, P. Muldoon, E. Byrnes, B. Buckley, K. Billard. Front row — D. Henriksen, M. French, P. Walton, P. Lane, }. Snover, J. Gellatly, M. Hughes, K. Beatty, F. Anderson, T. Driscoll. 87 88 89 WRESTLING 90 Coach Roberts, R. Robinson, J. Fulton, H. Barberian, L. Hamilton, S. Fulton, E. Schuler. 91 S. Brenard, B. Connors, L. Noble, M Chen, S. Noble 92 GYMNASTICS 93 Who Lost Af ghanist WONAL LAMPOONS ANIMAL HOUSE ri3-,. -.10m ' Everybody loves a winner., Bottoms Up! iReach for the stars. Sophisticatef! enjoy the night life Stout 1980 e very best J here to buy . . (OONESBilR n Boston, whole streets vanished W j, . . __ . -, — -|f -« t eneath the angry Jizzard of 78 ttUMANIAC f i Ideciiions seme in flanm suoi4eui6euiiieajfi just say SATURDAy Ready, aim . PAOU ' S Aui-pnos rio . Lt% CO nor m 0) ii Lj eAi-Tit: .soccer h_, ipof 9 ALT II Cape Cod. h] santRTHKc ' fBHBRAN youn . PIONEGRJ WFLATIONf adidas 1 Wf hat becomes a legend most?| l jr EOSTON ' rED SOX MJv HeartTITrobs CRAZY IVNGw. ' ONeGAUPN eASOLiNe RATION , STAMP.. Zalvin Klein •■Champagne OOksQ0llf Lobam ' FOR LEFTIES I THOSE WHO THEM ffijp • H ' ' e. o; ThrWine Rem Mr. Spock in i u «- «  « ! Think at Can SCHOOL 1980 r l ttf 3 graduation ' A WX You ' ve Got The Vot HOPE ptD WAR, leVooBlHlif ' •-i ' i jAdvertise jYourself. jj sand denim i q LVijiyi ' V 9oo P-time CXAMS! TOM jfoga parties. FGHA NJST World Senes, - 1 COLORADn .- . iassics, § 2 Si o cr o iC ?m - pt HOBBIT J IS _ _ COLORADO •%Z, ' - ' - % FOOTBALL ' Evervhon « QY rsatileflB| ' - Partying I looking at you, kt ivivioo oEveryboa % o Loves A ir Play withstyle. m @. Selene M. Achille Meredith Aikens Scott Airth Todd Alger Fredrick Anderson Lars Anderson Selene: The desire to avoid suffering is the longing to be dead. Meredith: Free at last, What a blast! Maribeth: We can ' t return, we can only look behind from where we came. Frank: What a long strange trip it ' s been. Maribeth Arena Frank Argiro 96 John Argiro Wendy Asnes George Balerna |||MW|||[I|IIIII I l|||||||| M|||MMM||| Jacqulyn Baltucci Paul Barber John: The grass is always greener on the other side of the hill. M.T.B. George: What we ' ve done or left undone in the short run will determine the long run. Jackie: Keep smiling for today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Paul: To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. Mary Ann: Remember Yesterday . . . Live Today . . . And dream of tomorrow. Mary: It is good to give when asked, but it is better to give when unasked through understanding. Ted: The problem with this country today is apathy, but then again, who cares? Kirk: There was an orange, his name was Fred, someone tricked him and painted him red. Mary Alicia Barnes Kirk Beatty 97 Silvia: Follow every rainbow till you find your dream. Robert: Maybe Tomorrow. Stephen: Only 4 years left Michael: Entirely too many school days open at 7:30 sharp and end at 2:00 dull. Heidi: Look out world here I come. Bish: The memory of the times we have spent together shall last forever. Silvia Beck Robert L. Belknap Bill Belmonte Stephen Beneduci Michael Berard Heidi A. Berman Douglas Birkenfeld Laura Bishop 98 Wendy: Half of the fun of having a friend is being one yourself. Janet: Always take the time to say what ' s in your heart. — M.H.P.G.D.B. Bill: I really have enjoyed my stay but I must be movin ' on. Chris: If you see someone without a smile give him one of yours. Nancy: Memories are not to be forgotten, for if they are forgotten it ' s like they were never there. Wendy Blair Janet Booth Robert Bortnick Pat Boyle Sue Ann Brash William Norman Broderick ill Christine Brown Nancy Brown 99 Sherrill Brown Allyson Browne Joyce E. Bruzzese Karen Bullock Joan Burke Wayne Burkholder Sherri: Friendship is a gift of feeling . . . ever warm, ever growing. Thanks Hingham High. Allyson: Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to! Joyce: A dreamer lives forever ... a thinker dies in a day. Bull: Leave yesterday behind, and dream about tomorrow. Joan: Now is the time, we ' re ready to go into a world that we don ' t know, always P.A., L.S., .EN., J.H., J.O. Wayne: Things will come to those who wait. Kevin: Anne ' 79-? Love in Christ. Laurie Lee: Reality needs improvement. Kevin Cain Laurie Lee Campbell 100 Amanda Maria Capezuto Lisa Cardinal Elizabeth A. Carpenter John G. Can Lisa Can Thomas K. Canoll Tracey Cartmill Amanda: The Book Worm weaves in and out of characters until it finds, in many different likenesses, it ' s own self. A.C. Lisa: Don ' t let the world change your mind. MGA. Beth: A friend is someone who knows all about you and loves you just the same. — Get psyched!! Chicki. John: He who is free lives as he chooses. Thomas: Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step: only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. Tracey: My rainbow; winding wildly in circles, never ending and simply beautiful. P.P., S.S.S. S.S.S.! G.C., K.G., M.V. forever — cheerleading. 101 Anne: What ' s a shirt without the collar up? Chickie! M M ' s! No. 5! Ding! S.J.! William: We won ' t get fooled again. Lil: For ye shall have eternal life that loveth God and your fellow human. Debbie: Green grass and high tides forever. Chuck: How short would this be? Kirk: Everything is less than zero. Mark Casale Anne D. Cay William Chapman Lillian Chen Nancy Childs Debbie Cirone Edward T. Clark Kirk Clement 102 Debbie: You haven ' t lived till you ' ve loved. Code: Munga, hypa, psyche, get down, baby. Beth: We have grown together in sunshine and in shade. Julia: Beloved, let us love one another: for love is of God. Laura: Happiness is spiritual, born of Truth and Love. Frank: What ' s so funny about peace, love, and understanding. John: The long and winding road has come to an end of our school years. Debbie Clogston Karen Cody Donna Colford Beth Collier Julia Colvin Laura Colvin Frank Comproni John Conroy 103 Ed Cooley Mark Cossette Kevin Costello Margaret Cote Amy Lynn Craig Karen Crepeau Ed: you ' ve got to live life that ' s all you do, nobody is going to live your life for you. Tubba: Peace, Love, Tranquility Margaret: Don ' t take the long way home. Amy: A thought, a smile, is how friendship begins ... a mem- ory is how it lasts. Karen: Nothing is enough for the man to whom enough is too little. — M.H.P.G.D.B. Lisa: Dreams are treasures of yesterday that cannot be stolen, only lost. Hold on to them with all your might, and you ' ve got it made! Denise: To a friend ' s house, the road is never long. 1. Lisa Cristadoro Denise Culler 104 Rosemary Cummings Katherine Gushing Linda Daly Arlene Daniel Brian Davis Ellen Dawson Larry Dedian Robin DeLuca Bud: The supreme happiness in life is the conviction that we are loved. M.H.P.G.D.B. Katy: Keep hold of today ' s dreams for they are the key to tomor- row ' s reality. Larry: The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away! Robin: Behind the smile you see are the tears of a clown . . . Always and forever . . . 105 Guido: Life is a Long and Winding Road Bobby B.: Reality can never be reached, you gotta go after your own dream. Larry: Success is in how hard you try at something. Tim: Demand excellence, refuse to accept mediocrity. Bouncer: You ' ve got to live life for yourself. You can ' t live life for anyone else. The Kinks Jim DeVito Marisa DiMonda Kevin Dolphyn Bob Doolittle Lawrence Driscoll Timothy J. Driscoll Bill Dromeshauser John Dunn 106 Toby: Look upon the rainbow and praise Him that made it. Egor: Que sera, sera. Gail Ela: . . . Beyond; where the horizon lies. . . Debbie: Fly high over the rainbow, proud birds, you ' re free at last. Russ Durant Toby Earley Michael C. Eckert Laura Egan Timothy Egan Diane Emerson Deborah Emery Elaine Ernst 107 Elizabeth Ertman Linda Estabrook Margaret Fairfield Laura Ann Falls Christine Falvey Ellen Falvey Betsy: Ready am I to go, and my eagerness with sails full set awaits the wind. Linda: Let the good times roll — June 8 Margaret: Man ' s greatest handicap is his inability to see himself as he appears to others. Laura: Laughter is the music of the soul. Chris: What you are, is God ' s gift to you. What you become, is your gift to God. David: The game is up. Hanne: Smil og var glad tor huer dag som gar, sa skal du se huor mange venner du tar. David Farrell Hanne Farstad 108 Ignacio Faus Lance H. J. Ferguson Lynda Ferguson y ' i M Linda Ferrini Christopher Field Susan Fitzgerald Nacho: No ploris per no veure el sol, perque les llagrimes no et deixaran vevre les estrelles. Lance: SKATE Lynda: Nothing is impossible for the man who won ' t listen to reason. Linda: We ' ve always made it thru-together-think back and you shall see it was a fine memory. Susan: Goodbye stranger — it ' s been nice. Kristen: No one can ever have a rainbow, until they have a little rain. Kathy: Do what you want to do and go where you ' re going to- think for yourself. Kristen Fitzwilliam Kathy Flynn 109 Marisa: That ' s the way of the world. Tay: I hke it. Steve: A man in the dark cannot see. Dominus illuminatio mea. Danna: The only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one. M.S., Bum. Danna, Woody, Forever! Spundy baby : Live life to the fullest — smile — be happy; make every moment a happy experience. You only live once! (spunk, hema, megsta and P.W.) Grapes: I went shopping for a perfect ending, couldn ' t find one so I bought a new beginning. Jodi: Wild horses Adidas 143 Scott JPMTCPT Brian Foley Marisa French Tay French Steve Fulton Rhoda Gabriel Joan Galanek Gay Gallivan Joanne Garrity 110 Kathleen: There ' s a lot I can learn and a lot that I ' ve yet to see. Susan: It ' s been such a long time, I think I should be going. Robin: Don ' t do today what you can do tomorrow. Julie: I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. Kate: We must set the highest goals we can for ourselves, and see them through as best we know how, otherwise our lives are not fulfilled. Tom: Ask not what your school has done for you, but what you have done for your school. Kathleen Garrity Susan Garside Robin Gatturna James Gellatly Julie Giarusso Kate Gilbert Joan Gillespie Tom Gilmore 111 Jennifer Godwin Kim Goldberg Karen Gonyea Janis Gordon Lisa Goudas Jenny: Some leaders are born women. Kim: Freebird Pits Scituate Joyce G.B. ' s Karen: and I ' m never going back to my old school! Countdown to Ecstacy, Steely Dan My old school J-Jay: We will either find a way or make one. Jeanne: I ' ve always preferred goals to quotas. Lisa: If you can ' t be an athlete, be an athletic supporter. Paul: It ' s been long, It ' s been fun, thank God it ' s done. James: I ' m as free as a bird now. Paul Grassie James Gray 112 Tammy Anne Greeley Dianne Grundstrom Laurie Guarino Annette Gushue Gabriel Gyukeri Jennifer Haff Jonathan Hall Maureen Halpin Tammy: Mankind inevitably destroys all that is beautiful by attempting to create its own beauty. Dianne: Your care for others is the measure of your greatness. Laurie: A new day-a new way, I knew that I would see the dawn, you go your way and I ' ll go mine and life will carry on. Gabriel: Ain ' t wastin ' time no more. Jenny: It ' s been a long winding road. Maureen: Take it where you find it. MGA 113 Len: He who drives the hardest, goes the farthest. Jane: God is truth and light His shadow. Suzy: When you try to make an impression, that is the impres- sion you make. Maura: I believe the future is only the past again, entered through another gate. The Bud: It ' s a new day, new time and there ' s a new feeling in the air, so pick it up now! Hekd: . . . It ' s better to burn out than it is to die, Hey, Hey, my, my. Leonard Joseph Hamilton Jane Hamon [ h Suzanne Hansel Maura S. Harling Jeffrey Stanton Healey John Heapes Glenn Hayes n Mike Hegarty 114 Ted: It is not in doing what you like, but in liking what you do that is the secret of happiness. Donna: You are a free person. I am so happy becau se in your freedom you chose me to be your friend. Jenny: Many the road rise up to meet you, may the wind be always at your back, may the sun shine warm upon your face, and the rain fall soft upon your fields. And until we meet again someday, may God hold you in the palm of his hands. And the memories that we have shared linger on and on. Paul: Over the teeth and through the gums, look out liver cause here it comes. Pam: I can do everything through Christ who gives me strength. Cheryl: It ' s not red, it ' s strawberry blonde!! Really . . JPMTCPT Michael: The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. Edward Heney Donna L. Henrikson Jenny Herzbrun Paul Hirtle Pam Hiscock Michael Hughes Edward Hunnefeld 115 Teresa A. Hunnefeld Jim Ireland Don James Mary Lee Jasinski Carol Jennings David A. Johnson Jim: Life ends someday. Make the best of it now. Don: If I can ' t do great things, I will do small things greatly. Mary Lee: We the willing, led by the unknown, have done so much, with so little, for so long, We are now qualified to do anything, with nothing. Carol: Full of pep, full of fun, a laugh and a smile for everyone. D.J.: Listen to the music! Michael: There is only one kind of honesty, either you are or you aren ' t. Doug: The future is never hard to see, as long as you try. Michael Johnson M i Douglas E. Jones 116 f Susan Marie Jones Cindy Joyce Kathryn Kaloyanides David Kaminski Peter Kardok Robert Kehoe Kathryn Kelley Donna Kennedy Cindy: Seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened. Kathy: We do not remember days, we remember moments. David: Can you say that? Beau: Our yesterdays and todays are the blocks with which we build tomorrows. Katie: For those who laugh may God laugh with you. For those who do not, may God teach you.. 117 Robert Kessener Louise King Julie Koehlinger Carlos Kommer Keith Kruithoff Carolyn Kurciviez Ellie Lahive Jim Lalli 118 Julie: Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must, it ' s a part of the plan. Ellie: You don ' t get nothin ' for nothin ' . Greg: Happiness in life comes of the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely. Terri: If you ' ve gone this far, don ' t stop. It ' s not the end, it ' s just beginning. 143 .. . JPMTCPT Skeets: The wildest colts make the best horses. Martha: You see things as they are and ask why? I dream things that were and ask Why not? John Lalli Gregory B. Lally Matthew Lambert Terri Lamm Peter Lane Jeff Laughlin Karen Leach ■ ' -r Martha A. Leary 119 Kathleen M, Lenahan Nanci Levin Carol Lewis ' $ ;ii J y Z: x:aL) ' -iriff i Lorraine Lincoln Clare Lindberg Stephen Linscott Kathleen: Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I can ' t remember why, but I still love those good times gone by. Hold on to them close and never let them go. Wazoo: There is a road, no simple highway. And if you go, no one may follow. That path is for your steps alone. Carol: Special joys, special places, special friends together; the moments pass so quickly, the memories are forever. Lorrie: Love is like a butterfly, it goes wherever it pleases and pleases wherever it goes. Clare: Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes. I ' m afraid its time for goodbye again. Missy: I have friends to discover, and a great many things to understand. Patricia: Your young you ' ll get over it. Wear it out! JPMTCPT Melissa Locke Patricia Long 120 Andy Loomis Maria Lydon Robert MacBean Gregory MacCune Dan Mackey Kathy MacMeeken Kevin Richard MacRae Linda Madden Andy: One of the greatest disadvantages of life is to be blessed with potential. Wazoo: May I never forget the great friends, the incredible parties and the excellent music! Greg: I would like to be remembered for making things a little better. Dan: Remember, Harborlight Mall November 4, 1979. Nice legs Troy. Kathy: To have a friend is to be a friend. Thanks J.G., D.M., N.C., T.L. Mac : Without dreams, of hope and pride, a man will die. ' Children of Sanchez ' . 121 Susan: If I hadn ' t done it someone else would have done it before me; L.P.D., Bony Rida. Jane: Follow all the paths you find, forever winding, forever free. Shirley: Well no telling where I go from here. I ' m so very tired and. my thoughts aren ' t clear. Stephanie: Remember yesterday. Enjoy today. Anticipate to- morrow. Mimi: Sorria, mesmo que seu sorriso seja triste, pois mais triste que um sorriso triste e a tristeza de nao saber sorrir. Munchkin : Good things come in small packages. Sharon Mahoney Susan Manchester Stephen Manley Jane Manton Shirley Marchesiani Stephanie Marglin Erminia M.M. Marquezi Sheri Marshall 122 David: Free by a world of marsh that borders a world of sea. Ken: Now the fun ends and the work begins. Marie: In the heart of the soul there is a wordless song. (M, H, P, G-D, B!] Leslie: Happy are those who dream dreams, and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Kathy: ICuidado de los tios verdes! Paul: What you think of yourself matters more than what others think of you. David: A new day will dawn for those who stand long; the forests will echo with laughter. David Martin Ken Martin Marie T. Martin Jeffrey Mayo Leslie Mayo Kathleen McCarron Paul McCarthy mil David J. McDonald 123 Sean McDonough Barbara McGrath Jean McGrath Monica Marie McGrath Michael Mclnnis . - at -? Jacqueline McKenna Sean: I would much rather have men ask why I have no statue, than why I have one. Jean: There ' s a light at the end of every tunnel. Monica: A quote is better than none at all. Jackie: You can give without loving, but you can ' t love without giving. Ed: Fill your water bed with beer and get a foam mattress. Peter: If you are not satisfied with yourself strive until you reach your goal. Ed McKenzie Peter McManus 124 Wi H. Samuel Meader Jeffrey Meisler Brian Megquier Anthony Messina Marie Messmer Nancy Mindick Lynne Mohrfeld Andrew Mooradian Sam: May the four winds blow you home again. I like em , mountain climbing, P.J.L. Jeffrey: Salve et suge! Brian: Cogito ergo sum. Tony: Why take life serious, you ' ll never get out of it alive. Marie: We shape our lives not by what we carry with us but by what we leave behind. Nancy: No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. Tex: Grace under pressure. Drew: Don ' t know quite what to do. I ' ve been acting my life in phases. Is it really true that they ' re keeping us locked in cages? 125 Cam: Lose your dreams, and you may lose your mind. Susan: A little smile goes a long way. Francis: A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men. Joe: If I don ' t see you no more on this world, I ' ll meet you on the next one and don ' t be late. Debby: Those who worry about tomorrow never live today. Alan: For us, there is only trying. The rest is not our business. Mullibar: Smile is the sensation of feeling good all over and showing it in one spot. Liz: Take things as they come, but try to make things come as you would like to take them. .It Camela Moore Susan Moore 8 Francis Morana Joe Moriaty Deborah Morissette Alan Mount Laura Mullane Elizabeth M. Mullen 126 Matt: To accomplish is a victory. To accomplish well is a mira- cle. Moe: Still , Go for it , Adidas , 143 met , JPMTCPT Susan: Sweet is success attained through manifold struggles and hard toils. Ellen: Lively up yourself! J.J.J. L. Forever. Lori-ann: Such a long time to be gone, and a short time to be there. MGA. Nilas: Den som gapar efter mycket, four kaeken ur led. Daniel Murphy Matthew Murphy Maureen Myers Susan Nalbandian Ellen Nally Lori-ann Nardo Niklas Naslund John Neagle 127 Richard Nese Richard Stephen Neville Brian Noble I Laura Noble Jennifer Norris Thomas O ' Connell Richard: It ' s been real and thanks for everything Marcy M. Laura: As if you could kill time without injuring eternity. Jenny: The most wasted of all days is a day we have not laughed. Tucker: Life is a gift to be lived; not a problem to be solved. Lynne: Friendship is like a precious gem, the longer you trea- sure it, the more valuable it becomes. Maureen O ' Donnell Lynne O ' Hearn 128 Timothy O ' Keefe Jana O ' Mara Jeff O ' Mara Kathleen O ' Neal Cristina Orero David Palmer John Pappas Jana: I ' m sailing away; hopefully far away always. EN, TB, LS, JH. Kathleen: From the quiet homes and first beginnings, out to the undiscovered ends, there is nothing worth the wear of win- ning but laughter and the love of friends. Chris: The worth of a man isn ' t in what he attains, but in what he longs to attain — AS. Cristina: Parar el mundo que me quiere bajar! 129 Lauren: Do not fret for gifts come from above in their own pecu- liar ways. Julie: How ' s life? Now that it ' s over, when ' s the reunion? Bas- ketball, Steve Martin. Eric: Only those who think they ' ve failed have. Megan: Don ' t take yourself too seriously; laugh, and you will love and learn. Nancy: People who matter are those aware that everyone else does too. Brian Pare Lauren Paul Patricia Pendoley Nancy Peterson Julie Pettersson Eric Phillips Megan Pignataro 130 Sue Pinel Sue: Life goes on with the memories left behind forever. Cheer- leading Baye: Forever questing the unconquerable sv amps. Maria: When you think you ' ve completed life ' s puzzle, someone hands you another piece. Steve: Make the best of what you have now, and continue to live. Pat: Smile our day is finally here! Rat: Green grass and high tides make me a fool for the city. Stephen D. Pizzelli Robert J. Player James W. Powers, Jr. Maria Prestia Stephen Puleo James Rattray Pattie Rawlins 131 K •■ Pi dk Rob Raymond Susan Reardon Kathryn Redmond John Reichardt Paul Remmes Todd Rhodes Raym: Taxation shall never return. Susan: If all my attempts in whatever I do, turn out worse than they intended to, I will lift my head, smile not cry, relax and say at least I ' ve tried. K.C.: Take time to laugh, it ' s the music of the soul . . . Lion. Paul: Track ' s alright but it takes balls to play Lacrosse. Dusty: Dusty, the American dream rules all. Doctour: Remember those Lalli boys and the cabin. Billy Richards Kirk W. Richner 132 Stephen Riley David A. Rizzotto Stead Rogers John Rogers Scott Rodgers R. Edward Rose III John S. Routhier Marje Rubbo Rocket: You don ' t have to know where you ' re going, as long as you ' re on your way. David: R.U. READY 2 ROCK? Skitter: Animals have feelings too. Routy: Smile if you like to crank! Marje: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you. Bless those who curse you, pray for those who abuse you. 133 Laurie: Never wait or hesitate, get in there before it ' s too late, ' cause you may never get another chance ' cause it ' s a mask, but it don ' t last, live it long and live it fast. Janice: People tell me that I ' m crazy — that ' s nothin that I didn ' t know . . . FM Bonie: Back in the saddle again. Prima Salsa: This is my Turning Pointe. John: Car and motorcycle freak. Laurie Ruddy Janice Rudenauer Joe Ruffini Robert R. Ruth Maureen Katherine Ryan Paul Schaefer John Schiavo Susan Schuka 134 Johanneke: All Educated Americans come to Europe. Don ' t ask what kind of Europeans come to America. Jay: Inner tranquility is the only means by which one can achieve the goal beyond materialism. Tim: Everyone we meet becomes a part of us and we a part of them. Dan: Have faith and be strong. Susan: All the world ' s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. Ted: Even a little Breeze Rocks the Boat. Greg: Thank God it ' s Friday! Johanneke Smeding John Smith Jay C. Snover Tim Snowber Daniel G. Snyder Susan Sommer Edwin Souther Greg Spriggs 135 John Stearns Edmond Steele Cheryl Stilphen Robert C. Stimson Linda Stoehr Jane Studley John: Life ' s been good and getting better. Edmond: God helps those who help themselves . . . so it looks like I ' m going to make it. Stimmer: Not Quality but Quantity — B.L.S. Strikes again. Linda: Is this the end, or just the beginning? Jane: You do not know me, nor will you ever; Unless I let you. Nancy: If you have love in your life, it can make up fo a great many things you lack. If you don ' t have it, no matter what else there is, it ' s not enough. Sully: Go forth to meet the shadowy future without fear but with a manly heart. Nancy Sturgis David N. Sullivan 136 Karen E. Swanson Pamela Tambeau Robert Taylor Paul Tegen William Terman Lauren Thibault Heather Thompson Jeffrey Thompson Pamela: Can I just tell you something ... I will survive, Always and Forever. Paul: Do not lead, for I may not follow. Do not follow, for I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Heather: This day will never come again. 137 Stephenie: A friend doubles the joy and halves the sorrow. Scott: There comes a Time. Neil Young Jean: Let the good Times Roll ' — June 8 ' 79 Jane: The best things in Life can never be kept, a kiss, a smile and Love — Kirk. Ann: I can because I think I can. Maureen: Good luck to all, strive for your dreams. Mickey: Yesterday cannot return and tomorrow won ' t be the same. Good Luck to all. Stephenie Thompson Scott W. Thorp Jean Threlfall Jane Thurston Valerie Tocchio Ann Schwob Maureen Scioscia Michelle Scioscia 138 Donna Scothorne Donna: Humble thyself for there is a place of quiet and rest. peace and understanding be with you. Laura: Take advantage of life, it takes advantage of you. Always: J.B, J.H.,E.N.,].0.. W.C. Jay: The stone which the builders rejected has become the head of the corner. Karen: That which grows slowly endures. Martha: In every moment there ' s a reason to carry on. GOD, SSl, Pit, HCO, AFS, Sally. Lynn: Light of love to live by. Wine of friendship to share. Bread to nourish heart and soul. Laura Sestito Jay Shafto Karen Shaw Martha Shaw Kevin Shea Robert Sherman Lynn Shorey 139 David Ulfelder George Ullrich Sally Vafides Michael Verrochi Thomas Vickery Kathy: Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. George: I cannot heave my heart into my mouth. Sally: Let the good times roll. June 8, 1979. Mick: As I treat danger, a pure collection, as I throw away mis- conception, I ' m going for the one. Thomas: T.G.I.O. Thank God It ' s Over. Heidi Visser Gerard Vitti 140 Kyle Walker Maureen Walsh Paul Walton Alan Wanders Tom Ward Nancy Warden k ! J Jean Watson Robert Weiser Jerry: Seize the day, for in it holds the opportunities and memo- ries of tomorrow. Pablo: The love you have for someone special is something you should cherish for the rest of your life. Nancy: Silences make the real conversations between friends, not the saying, but the never needing to say is what counts. Jean: . . . that we may have life and may have it abundantly. JohnlO:10 141 Ocean: There are many dreams, but only you can make them come true. Kim: If you do not understand my silence; you will not under- stand my words. Julie: Flapping your arms can be flying. Peter: The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away. Beverly Whalin Cai Whitchert Kim Witchert Julie Williams Kristen Yarlott Pamela Yetman Deborah Zeller 142 Debbie: There ' s a light in the depths of your darkness — let it shine. Ski: They lost because they did not listen to the captain. Deb: We are all travellers in the wilderness of life, and the best we find is an honest friend. Don: To be rich is no longer a sin — it ' s a miracle. Di: Today there is a smile floating on the wind. Smile with it . . . because you know it comes from me. Peter R. Stone. Ted Barry Thomas Zielinski Deb Zsigalov Don Doroni Seniors Tod Carrigan Carl DiNunno Richard Dolphyn Gail Ela Michael Faubert Kim Franklin Leo Fraser Mary Goldrick Mike MuUin Debby Moraco Carl McKenzie Mark Patterson Ann Scott Chuck Scully Bob Sholler Ken Smith Preston Williams Diane Creighton Kathy Monaco 143 Senior Class Play Stuck Pot Senior Grade Administrator Producer: Tom Carroll Director: Julie Pettersson Mary-Ellen Gallagher 144 In Appreciation Dorothy Galo The Senior Class wishes to thank you, Dorothy Galo, for being our Grade Administrator before becoming Department Head of the Mathematics Cur- riculum. More important is to thank you for being our excellent friend and teacher. 145 Chorus Back: J. Coletti, M. Farnham, B. Saplin, H. Visser, K. Asnes, G. Lally, P. Hiscock, J. Shafto, M. Holland, B. Ciccolo, A. Meisler, P. Muldoon, J. Duggan, J. Meisler. Middle: M. Arena, S. Sommer, D. Coronite, M. Diaz, C. Vaughn, J. O ' Brian, D. Cameron, D. Sommer, M. Melvourne, L. Murdy, C. Street, M. Vigneau, R. Fox, B. Megquier. Front: S. Hansel, M. Muller, S. Marshall, J. Es- chweiler, K. Ma- honey, K. Gushing, L. Pettersson, G. Russ, J. Pettersson, ]. Leonard, S. Black- wood K. Harrington, O. Boris. Drama Club Thespians Back: P. Hiscock, K. Mahoney, C. Jennings, L. Govin, L. Walton, S. Sommer, M. Holland. Middle: G. Lally, B. Megquier, J. Golvin. Back: J. O ' Brian, J. Meisler, K. Gush- ing. 4th row: S. Sommer, J. Golvin, L. Walton, J. O ' Brian, G. Jennings, G. Gho, G. Lally, D. Svedman, B. Megquier, E. Fee, J. Borowko. 3rd row: L. Golvin, K. Asnes, G. Vaughn, M. Arena, D. Sommer, J. Leonard, A. Meisler, M. Leonard, R. Knab. 2nd row: M. Holland, M. Muller, M. Rarnham, J. Pettersson, E. Schnabel, M. Diaz, K. Lally. 1st row: K. Gushing, K. Mahoney, J. Meisler, P. Hiscock. 146 Flag Bearers Stage Band 4th row: J. Bertner, M. Pearce, K. Beatty, M. Vigneau. 3rd row: E. Norton, T. O ' Brien, L. Colford, J. Armstrong, H. Visser, L. Quain. 2nd row: J. Baylow, L. Rydin, G. Godwin, P. Morrisson. 1st row: L. Enzaldi, J. Leonard. Orchestra 4th row: K. Mahoney. 3rd row: O. Harling, C. Srping, K. Lally. 2nd row: J. Eshcweiler, M. Muller, D. Coro- nite. 1st row: K. Gushing, S. Blackwood. Band %..i, 4th row: K. Grundstrom, L. Rydin, J. Baylow, J. Armstrong, M. Leonard, J. McGill, J. Scholler, S. Noble, G. Godwin, J. Scalli, L. Billard, P. Spena. 3rd row: G. Marshall, A. Guller, S. Wilson, E. Norton, J. Eschweiler, C. Quain, S. Johnson, L. Quain, P. Franklin, C. Dawe, L. Colford, D. Cody. 2nd row: S. Lucas, O. Harling, M. Pearce, T. O ' Brian, K. Asnes, C. Vaughn, P. Nionakas, J. Bertner, M. Fairfield, M. Vigneau, R. Hood. 1st row: M. Cole, M. Muller, M. Holland, K. Beatty, H. Visser, T. Greeley, S. Marglin, M. Ryan, J. O ' Brian, }. Leonard, L. Enzaldi. 4th row: E. Norton, H. Visser, M. Vig- neau. 3rd row: M. Pearce, J. Leonard, M. Shaw. 2nd row: L. Quain, J. Baylow, C. Quain. 1st row: C. Vaughn, T. Greeley. 147 Ski Club Back row — B. Stimson, S. Puleo, G. Loomis, J. Lydon. Front row — A. Robinson, J. Magill, E. Marsh, S. Brown, E. Howard, F. Argiro. Classics Club Photography Club Back row — K. Mahoney, J. Fulton, J. Shafto. Front row — J. Weston, S. Fulton, E. Norton. Back row — J. Meisler, N. Peterson, A. Needel, L. Walton, B. Meg- quier. Front row — J. Weston, C. Cho. 148 Harborlight Fourth row — J. Weston, B. Megquier, L. Pettersson, A. Gorfinkle. Third row — M. McManus, L. Walton, P. Hiscock, E. Schnabel, H. Breed, B. Broderick, K. Gonyea, E. Kent, A. Needel, M. Hughes. Second row — J. Rattray, J. Williams, S. McDonough, B. Collier. First row — A. Casciato, J. Meisler, M. Locke, L. Chen, L. Mohrfeld, J. Watson. Spanish Club Pegasus Third row — J. Williams, L. Chen. Second row — N. Faus, S. Nalbandian, M. Shaw, L. Mullen. First row — D. Zsigalove, C. Joyce, T. Earley. Fourth row — B. Megquier, C. Cho. Thrid row — J. Rattray, G. Lally, B. Broderick, M. MacNeil. Second row — J. Wil- liams, A. Craig, C. Lewis, J. Meisler. First row — Amy Needel. 149 Senior Class Officers Back: T. Snowber (treasurer). Front: C. Falvey (vice president), C. Brown (presi- dent), B. Carpenter (secretary). National Honor Society 1st row: W. Blair, M. Messmer, J. Hamon, T. Earley, B. Ertman (sec), C. Joyce (treasurer), L. Chen (pres.), A. Mount(VP), C. Jennings, J. Williams, S. Sommer, S. Marglin. 2nd row: T. Snowber, J. Watson, M. Locke, S. Reardon, K. Fitzwilliam, M. French, L. Estabrook, M. Ryan, S. Brash, P. Hiscock, M. Arena. 3rd row: K. Crepeau, L. O ' Hearn, N. Peterson, C. Lindberg, S. Brown, D. Zeller, C. Lewis, M. Harling, D. Grundstrom, H. Visser, S. Nalbandian. 4th row: K. Beatty, J. Shafto, S. Fulton, J. Pettersson, C. Brown, T. O ' Connell, M. Barnes, L. Noble, N. Sturgis, T. Greeley. 5th row: L. Hamilton, G. MacCune, M. Hughes, B. Weiser, M. Murphy, L. Mohrfeld, J. Meisler, E. Phillips. Missing: K. O ' Neal, E. Falvey, C. O ' Neill. 150 Student Council Officers M. Jasinski (Treas.). M. Hughes (V.P.), S. McDonough (Pres.), S. Han- sel (Sec). Student Council Back row — J. McAloon, P. Morrison, T. Snowber, T. O ' Connell, A. Mount, G. MacCune, G. Murphy, B. McCarthy, N. Hernberg, C. Brown. Fifth row — J. Dumas, M. Navin, S. Manjos, B. Price, L. Carr, L. Shea, J. Watson, L. Burke, M. Stuart. Fourth row — M. Murphy, M. McGrath, }. Snover, P. Muldoon, R. Miller, T. Galo, K. Shaw, S. Brown, M. Dwyer, D. Carroll, L. Weiss. Third row — L. Chen, A. Warden, S. Savola, J. Casey, A. Ireton, J. Magill, P. McCarthy, K. Fitzwilliam, S. Reardon, B. Collier, M. Pignataro, B. Carpenter. Second row — M. Walsh, L. Gifun, J. Cundari, E. Costello, H. Thompson, J. Godwin, M. Arena, N. Warden, M. Leary, M. French, C. Falvey. First row — S. McDonough, S. Hansel, M. Hughes. 151 Math Club Sophomore Class Officers Seated — M. Chen, L. Hamilton, O ' Neill. Standing — S. Nalbandian, T. Earley, L. Chen, C. Joyce, E. Norton, J. Shafto, S. Fulton. Junior Class Officers J. Magill (Treas.), P. Morrison (V.P.), G. Murphy (Pres.), D. Yarrow|(Sec.) French Club Back row — P. Burdette, E. Kent.Third row — J. Fulton, A. Lydon, H. Roberts, L. Berry, J. Casey, S. Smith, T. Redmond, M. Milburn. Second row — E. Schnabel, M. Holland, G. Manley, B. Dorian, L. Claypoole, S. Savola, D. Riley, L. Walton, B. Dillon. First row — S. Riley, D. Svedman, A. Casciato, M. Chen, R. Russ, J. Lydon, N. Hall. S. Manjos (Treas.), M. Navin (Pres.), P. Muldoon (V.P.), D. Carroll (Sec). 152 Yearbook 3rd row: K. Fitzwilliam, D. Henriksen, D. Grundstrom, A. Mount, B. Collier, J. Norris, S. Thompson, B. Megquier, P. McCarthy, M. Barnes, K. Kaloyanides, S. Nalbandian. 2nd row: C. Falvey, C. Jennings, S. Reardon, C. Lewis, M. Shaw, M. French, }. Meisler, M. Hughes, C. Brown, G. MacCune, B. Ertman. 1st row: K. Redmond, J. Watson, N. Warden, J. Pettersson, K. O ' Neal, M. Murphy, M. Locke, B. Carpenter, S. Brown. Special thanks to Diare Gudstrom and Jean Watson. Foreign students AFS 3rd row: N. Fans, M. Marquezi. 2nd row: J. 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Curtis Property Manager (617) 749-7033 400 LINCOLN ST , HINGHAM. MASS 02043 Commercial Real Estate and Development COMPLIMENTS OF CURTIS REALTY Compliments Of KEARN ' S ANIMAL CLINIC, INC. DeWoIfe Realtors Greg Hall Division 24 North Street Hingham, Mass. 02043 Bus. 749-3405 Res. 749-3324 ACCORD AUTO SUPPLY 100 Derby Street Hingham Plaza Hingham, Mass. 817-3010 749 0404 Nationally Advertised Branded Auto Parts Accessories for all Passenger Cars Trucks 8-5:30 Mon.-Fri. 8-5:00 Sat. Try Our Specialties Anyone who tastes them once will always remember them. HINGHAM HOUSE OF PIZZA Do You Want Faster Service? Phone 749-6779 We Will Have It Ready For You Hingham Plaza 100 Derby St. Hingham, Mass. Prices Subject To Change 167 :H[ l [y[n)o JOHN MATTIE General Manager RIETZL PORSCHE AUDI, INC. 59 Pond Street, Norweli, Mass. 02061 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS 1980 A new lease on the good life. Tele phone: 617 871-0777 Before, there was really no alternative to owning a Porsche or an Audi. Either you owned all that engineering excellence, all that beautiful design, and all that incredible performance. Or you didn ' t. Now there is an alternative. You can lease the cars you always wanted to own. MAY WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT RIETZL PORSCHE + AUDI 59 POND STREET, NORWELL (617)871-0777 479-4500 Compliments of THE HINGHAM SQUARE BOOKSHOP 9 Main St. DYKEMAN ' S PHARMACY 19 Main Street Hingham Square established 1923 749-0360 THE HINGHAM CO-OPERATIVE BANK 71 Main Street Hingham, Massachusetts TeL 749-0414 %(aWh « ) SOUTH SHORE WOMAN ' S EXCHANGE Siana maae gifts fol ail occasions 749-4384 60 South Street Hingham, Mass. 02043 168 Capebag (Eonstruction CUSTOM DESIGN BUS. - 749-1466 RES. - 749-6430 WAYNE WEST 33 GARDNER ST. HINGHAM, MASS. 02043 BOWL BOARD — Wood Products — Bill Giarrusso 140 North Street — Hingham, Mass. Phone 749-5451 Home Phone 749-0565 Compliments of HINGHAM CARPET SHOP Featuring Norman ' s of Salisbury Fabrics — 148 North Street Hingham 749-0194 749-7260 Also Featuring Kitchens by Farina J Compliments of ARTHUR ROEBUCK CATERERS, INC. 152 North Street Hingham Success In Your Chosen Endeavor THOMAS AUTO BODY SHOP, INC. 15 Fort Hill St. Hingham, Mass. 02043 749-1010 169 otithd ote Cotuituf CMii ' • O O L F I N O • SWIMMING • BOWLING • BANQUETS • OUTINGS • RECEPTIONS ' ' v : ■■■ ' . ■rit ' J •■■ ' ' : ' . ' HINGHAM. MASSACHUSETTS 02043 PHONI 74a-t720 30 Summer St.. Hingham. Mass.. 02043 REALTORS 617-749-6966 Roberta C. Madddx OWNER - MANAGER LOUISE DUFFEY TRAVEL AGENT INC. 1D7 SOUTH STREET Hingham, mass. D2D43 617-749-9500 a unique shop offering unusual . exclusive ilRTM ORKS ttM Qranary mai1( tpl«c« hingham harbor 1 Congratulations From DONALD P. SHEA INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 105 South St. Hingham, Mass. MARINE HARDWARE NAUTICAL GIFTS Jienoe s Uhibs i hanaleru •AT THE IRON HORSE HINGHAM HARBOR 3 OTIS STREET. ROUTE 3A HINGHAM. MA 02043 749-9855 Res 749-0645 OR 749-3486 170 At the Harbor — Route 3 A, Hingham Only the Choicest Foods and Liquors Served in a Restful Atmosphere At Reasonable Prices Whether It ' s Luncheon or a Full Course Dinner You ' re Sure to Enjoy It at YE OLDE MILL GRILLE Hingham Harbor 749-9846 J nc kI3 M C - oj The Traditional Man ' s Store ••• The Granary Marketplace, Hingham Harbor THE WHITNEY GORDONS, JEWELERS We Have an Extensive Collection of Fine Gifts and Jewelry. Come in and Browse. 39 Main St., Hingham, Mass. 02043 749-0690 Compliments Of RIZZOTTO ' S SUPER MARKET 99 South St. Hingham, Mass. IROCKLANDI TRUST COMPANY A FULL SERVICE BANK THERE IS A CONVENIENT ROCKLAND TRUST OFFICE NEAR YOU ON THE SOUTH SHORE! I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION! 171 NOBLE ' S CAMERA SHOPS Compliments Of GEORGE A. COLE INSURANCE AGENCY 104 South St. Hingham, Mass. 749-2303 Antiquarian Books (617) 749-1651 HINGHAM BOOK HOUSE Est. 10-44 JOHN p. Richardson 112 NORTH ST. HINGHAM. MASS 02043 Quarterboard Restaurant 106 North Street Hingham, Mass. 02043 Warren L. Perry 749-9702 Good grooming is your most important asset GLORIA ' S COIFFURES 749-9090 Open Tues. — Sat. 8:30-5 88 North Street Hingham, Ma. 02043 172 HINGHAM CENTER PHARMACY At The Common George W. Price Reg. Pharm. 249 Main St. Hingham, Mass. 749-1277 CARDS GIFTWARE JEWELRY STATIONERY PARTY SUPPLIES 100 DERBY STREET HINGHAM, MASS. 02043 larrEtt ' fi 749-1944 KYANIZE PAINTS PAYNE ' S COLOR MART wallpaper — paint — rental equipment art suppl ies Queen Anne ' s Corner Phone: 749-3264 South Hingham, Mass. 02043 OFFICE SUPPLIES Hingham Business Machine Co., Inc. 84-86 North St., Hingham 749-1801 Marshfield Office Supply 834-7991 Best Wishes class of 80 Hingham Jewelers AL SAUNDERS TEXACO 14 Whiting St. So, Hingham, Mass. 173 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1980 ■ Welcome Aboard Travel Agency Kent Johnson 32 Whiting Street (Rt. 53) 749-2900 174 Compliments of WALSH PACKARD, INC. Hardware, Paints, Housewares, Toys Electrical Goods, Repairs, Garden Supplies 31-33 Main Street 749-1447 Hingham, Mass. CLASS OF 1980 wishing you a bright and happy future vviiiiirslliiiillll! ' roartcL Ncunnes for Less I Compliments of Red ![badi Gompliments of 7 — Eleven Route 53 Hingham, Mass. 43 Whiting St. Rt. 53 Hingham OPEN 24 hours serving hot coffee, fresh pastry and sandwiches Oh thank heaven! CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1980 From HINGHAM MUSIC CENTER 52 South Street Hingham Square CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES To the Members of the Graduating Class of 1979 SENATOR ALLAN R. McKINNON 175 i. ■f Best of Luck Seniors As you take off into your future, may each new day bring you happiness. PAT CONNOLLY DODGE MURPHY STUDIOS 176 Ma u MMM MBt ,-M . V Ml .; A.Vit) M. :wa ■Br ; ' '