Hingham High School - Highway Yearbook (Hingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1982 volume:

HINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL HINGHAM MASS 1982 M ENGLISH 5 Senior English (6) 2.5 British Studies (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Enghsh Skills Review (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Great Books (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Modern Novel (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Multi-Ethnic Literatures (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Reading for College (6) 2.5 Writing about Literature (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Writing for Self-discovery (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Stories, Poems Plays (6) FOREIGN LANGUAGE 5 French II, III, IV, V (6) 5 German JV (6) 5 Latin II, III, IV (6) 5 Spanish III, IV, V (6) 5 Spanish Language (Adv. PI.) (6) 5 Spanish Literature (Adv. PI.) (6) MATHEMATICS 5 Advanced Placement Calculus (6) 5 Algebra I II (6) 5 Algebra Trigonometry (6) 2.5 Analysis (1 sem.) (6) 5 Applied Mathematics (6) 5 Calculus (6) 5 College Math I, II, III (6) 2.5 Computer Programming I, II (1 sem.) (3) 2.5 Consumer Math (1 sem.) (6) 5 Geometry (6) 2.5 Statistics (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Topics (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Trigonometry (1 sem.) (6) 5 Vocational Math (6) CREATIVE CLOTHING — Prereq. — Clothing 1 — Grades 11, 12 — 6 Periods — (3) This course is designed for students who have a good sewing background and are interested in improving more advanced techniques. Projects will include work on a novelty fabric (fur, leather, suede). Vogue pattern, and lingerie. Students will be encouraged to experiment with textiles and fabric dyeing to create projects for the home as well as wearing apparel. r SYMPHONIC (MARCHING) BAND — Grades 10, 11, 12 — 6 Periods — Elective — (3) WHERE VALID CONFLICTS EXIST, HOURS CAN BE ARRANGED INDIVIDUALLY WITH MUSIC DEPARTMENT APPROVAL. This ensemble is the major performing group of the High School Instrumental Program in the symphonic and marching areas. Instruction will emphasize integration of refined music performance skills, conceptual understandings, and appreciation of music within the musical mediums and requirements of the organization. TYPEWRITING II — Grades 10, 11, 12 — 6 Periods — (5) This course is a second year of typewriting instruction meeting five times a week for a full year to develop to a vocational level the operational techniques, production, mechanics, and information about business procedures. Instruction covers the use of the electric typewriter. Emphasis is placed on accuracy, speed, and the production of acceptable copy on business letters, tables, and business forms. Confidence in their ability to meet office standards should help students find successful employment. HOME ECONOMICS 2.5 Child Development I (2nd sem.) (6) 5 Child Development II (2nd sem.) (12) 5 Clothing Major I, II (6) 2.5 Clothing Minor I (3) 5 Creative Clothing (6) 2.5 Foods I (3) 2.5 Foods II (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Housing Interior Design (1st sem.) (6) 2.5 Human Relationship (1st sem.) (6) 1 Laboratory Assistant MUSIC 5 Choral Major (6) 2.5 Chorus I, II (3) 2.5 Musicianship Class (3) 1 Stage Band (2) 2.5 String Ensemble (Orchestra) (3) 5 Symphonic (Marching) Band (6) 6 SPANISH V — Advanced — Grade 12 — 6 Periods — (5) Some students desire to progress at a faster pace than others and are wiUing to devote more time to study and involvement. Such students may request enrollment in this course. Teacher recommendation is also required. Individualization to a limited degree allows the student to supplement much of the material to be studied. W 4 SOCIAL STUDIES 2.5 American Political System (1 sem.) 2.5 Anthropology (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Canada (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Economics (1 sem.) (6) 5 European History (Adv. PI.) (6) 2.5 Great Depression — Present (1 2.5 sem.) (6) Latin America (1 sem.) (6) 5 Middle East and Africa (6) 5 Russia — China (6) 2.5 Sociology (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 U. S. A. 1981 (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 World 1981 (1 sem.) (6) 10 BUSINESS 5 Accelerated Accounting (6) 5 Accelerated Shorthand (6) 5 Accounting II (6) 2.5 Business Consumer Law (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Business Org. Management (I sem.) (6) 10 Clerical Office Procedures (12) 10 Cooperative Work Experience 2.5 Intro, to Data Processing (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Merchandising Marketing (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Personal Money Management (1 sem.) (6) 2.5 Personal Typewriting (3) 5 Secretarial Office Procedures (6) 5 Shorthand II (6) 5 Specialized Typewriting (6) 5 Transcription (6) 5 Typewriting I, II (6) 11 TECHNICAL DRAWING I — Grades 10, 11, 12 — 6 Periods — 0) In this course, students will be exposed to a study of line technique, lettering, geometry of technical drawing, orthographic projection, dimensions, shop processes, sectional views, auxiliary views, and pictorial drawings. 12 GREAT BOOKS — 6 Periods — (2.3) This one semester course explores the human condition in various societies through a study of the Hterature of a particular society. The key activity centers on the discussions of moral and ethical dilemmas presented in the literary works. Reading: Greene and Lattimore, eds., Greek Tragedies Vol. I (Aeschylus, Agamemnon and Prometheus Bound and Sophocles, Oedipus the King and Antigone); Homer, (Rouse, trans.). The Lliad; Rostand, Cyrano de Bergerac; Marlowe, Doctor Faustus; Shaw, Saint Joan; Swift, Gulliver ' s Travels; Turgenev, Fathers and Sons; Greene, The Power and the Glory 13 Credits INDUSTRIAL ARTS 2.5 Consumer Automotives (3) 10 Cooperative Work Experience 2.5 Graphic Communication I, III (3) 5 Graphic Communication II (6) 2.5 Industrial Arts Minor (3) 5 Industrial Arts II, III — P — W — M(6) 15 Project Traces (see write-up) 5 Technical Drawing I, II, III (6) 5 Vocational Math (6) 14 SCIENCE 5 6 5 5 Biology II (6) Biology (Adv. PI.) (8) Chemistry (6) Electronics I, II (6) 2.5 Environmental Science (I sem.) (6) i 2.5 5 6 Marine Science (1 sem.) (6) Physics (6) Physics II (8) 15 16 17 • fail ♦■■ ' 22 csL « Hingham Clinches Berth In State Basketball Tourney Harborwomen turn to ' Red Tide ' put CQ  PN (JT) •pii Harbormen Up Fo g y girls roll vo ' iT 5 •a- e ' our P V5« V -- ■ .«: - program turn Activities • i iinghamltes... Field Hockey Semifinals TRIUMPH Oil) flijidance news AUTPIORIZA 5 ' ense ingham happenings rAo 77e ™ «ieii Tun r ' lymouth-Carver P Ofli TguSs Basketball Undefeated -tO ' o,«J Hingham Girls Lose 2 But Gordon Still Pleased .s Basketball boys find the touch, ;fs? down Scituate 73-59 Hingham Girls Went Long Way As ' A Team ' men take Rams 72-64 victory ore traditional WELCOME SUPERINTENDENT MR. LEWIS ERNST Mr. Ernst came to Hingham in 1963 as a history teacher. He later became the Assistant Principal of the high school until 1970 when he left Hingham to become a Principal of Fra- mingham North High School. He returned to Hingham in 1974 as Assistant Superintendent. He served in this posi- tion until January 1982 when he became Superintendent. THANK YOU DR. WILLIAM MAHONEY Dr. Mahoney came to Hingham in 1965 from Connecticut. During his Superintendency he brought many new pro- grams to Hingham. His recognition throughout the country reveales his contributions to both the Hingham Public Schools and education in general. 20 Principal Charles Vickery — Hingham High Principal Robert O ' Day Grade Administrator Class of 1984 Mary Ellen Gallagher Grade Administrator Class of 1983 Richard Lawrence Grade Administrator Class of 1982 21 Paul Abrahamson Social Studies i Robert Barra Business Marie Benard English Chris Brown Art Richard Caldwell ( Science Howard Bailey Social Studies Sal Bartolotti Music Bud Berlenbach English Barbara Browne French Edmund Connors Physical Ed. Steven Baisden Math Gordon Bates Math Michael Borek Math Jeffrey Browne Music Jack Crowley Science 22 Charles Dirk Science Charles Finn Foreign Languages Iris Gillard Social Studies Virginia Hansell Business Douglas Holley Math Jane EUis Business Joyce Flewelling Math Karen Glaser Math James Haviland Enghsh Richard Jensen Social Studies Janet Fay English John Garrigan Special Education K. Meredith Gordon Physical Ed. H L Stephen Herrmann Social Studies Fred Jewett English 23 Maynard Johnson Industrial Arts John Kennedy Physical Ed. Joann Lambros Spanish Kathy Light English James Kane ' Industrial Arts James Kirkcaldy Social Studies William Larson Math Suzanne Lincoln Home Economics Craig Low Math Robert Magner Science Muriel Kendall Special Needs David Lacatell Social Studies Lawrence Leahy Business Claudia Leone Math Ken Matarazzo French 24 Peter Moll English Charles Ozug English Richmond Poole Science Joseph Ryan Industrial Arts Arthur Smith Industrial Arts Paul Noiseux Industrial Arts John Penny Science Louise Reilly English Karl Schmatzler Industrial Arts John Stouffer Science Steven Olson Math Tamara Perelman Social Studies Douglas Ryan Latin David Sharpe Latin Frank Tierney English 25 Patricia Tierney, Math John Tinker, Science Marian Torney, Resource Room Roberta Walsh, Art Richard Warnock, Spanish Alice Yacobian, English 26 Rpsn inpSKifl H ' ' tk. L. r 27 Angela Epple Angela Epple came to Hingham in 1959- She was involved with the Dra- ma Club and the Debate Club. She is known for her yearly Thoreau Walk. Students who had the fortune to have Mrs. Epple in American Literature had the pleasure of learning about a variety of great American personali- ties. She died in 1981. Carl Schmatzler Carl Schmatzler came to Hingham in 1955. He taught industrial arts and mechanical drawing in both the junior and senior high school. His concern for detail encouraged many of his stu- dents to pursue careers in design and architecture. He died in 1981. 28 Stan Curtis Jack Wallace Mr. Jack Wallace came to Hingham in 1956 from Randolph. He served as Department Head of Mathematics from 1965 to 1968. He then returned to the classroom full time. His con- tributions to the school are most ex- tensive. He retired in 1981. Mr. Thomas Lane came to Hingham in 1954 and taught art in both the junior and senior high schools. Many of his students have become well recognized in the field of art. He retired in 1981. Stan Curtis was one of Hingham ' s warm and friendly custodians. He al- ways was seen doing some task to keep the building clean. He retired in 1 98 1 . Tom Lane • 29 A man for all seasons Saudi Ai ia AeSS-3 TOO Ml CH TiMK IMAGINE LIFE WITHOUT US. , Iw Xessj It may be insane ' toliveinadreaDf i but itfe madness | to live without onA I .. „.. ... TIME IMAGINE LIFE WITHOUT . ON MY HANDS MMNberto Salazar 2 8: 1 3 — - . . ■ ■nS te Roe 2.2b. 29. IDropinI t) , ReiiRiou i • A . 0 7 7 McEnroe % o % 9 Ul vin White ot Boston V ..k - jb jsj Mile stone ' ' ' C . ' urgeon ' General Tl . j ' _-) .skydivi T he mo st inte ' 1— 3Eleverbi . PPBC F its f V t m m% 100. i ' ,«- . )i: noices for '  Future F ew Englan d Pafriors i rnr STONES l __« iib - lit ' . . ..___ Jl WktNiOR-YEAR BLUES Have vou ever been -Szepped ? FW 17 I EP I 1 r NEIL YOUNG ■ ■ M il PMrnTm M JLtf i 3|[XTER THAN The knowledae business LEATHER? 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VVith po _ c a n ' f ft e m Stayomnight i This Happy Feeling 32 Jane Arena Mary Barbara Phelgona Auma Mary Avery Margaret Avery Ellen Ayers John Armstrong Anthony Barbuto 33 34 Sarah Benson Susan Black Kevin Berard Susan Blackwood 35 36 Julie Brown Lynne Burke Marcia Brown Maureen Butler 37 38 Denise Cataldo Caryl Chambers ■ David Chase Douglas Clay Christopher Cobb Robert Ciccolo Jay Clogs ton Denise Cody 39 Tim Coletti Maura Collins 40 Alison Culler Mark Cummings Peter DeBruin Karen Delmonico 41 Christopher DiCenso James Diezemann Brian DiMartinis 42 Lanijean Doland Marie Doughty Stephen Dolphyn Michael DowUng 43 Colette DriscoU James Duff Brian Doyle Laurie Doyle David Driscoll Todd Eachus Donald Edwards Susan Edwards 44 Tomas Eikinas Elizabeth Faherty Scott Elliott John Falvey 45 46 Wayne Fitzgerald Paul Franklin Richard Fitzwilliam Christine Fredie 47 48 Jeffrey Genereux Christina Goldberg Vin Giachetti Lynda Goler 49 50 Beth Harrington Joanne Heapes Deborah Henry Elizabeth Hess Matthew Hegarty CaroHne Hermanson Matthew Hawes Richard Higgins 51 52 Joseph Howley Stephanie Igo David Hulbert Diane Hunnefeld April Hutchinson Tom Hutchinson Alan Ireton Andrea Jenkins 53 54 Brian Kehoe Suzanne Kelleher Linda Koffske Tim Krall 55 56 Douglas Lapham Michael Leonard Richard Loud Kristen Loughman 57 Nancy Lynch Lisa MacDonald 58 Kim Mahar Betsy Marshall Robert Malme Debra Marshall 59 60 Brian McGinn Angela McGrath Julie McManus Alan Meisler 61 62 Diana Monaco MacDara MuUin Alice Mooney Donna Murphy 63 64 Kenric Nelson Thomas O ' Brien Jodi Nicholson Thomas O ' Brien 65 66 Barbara Pearmain Lisa Pignataro i Susan Pease Susan Peterson Christine Pearsons Carrie Peterson James Petipas David Pizzelli 67 Lisa Plouffe David Power William Powers Brad Price Paul Pompeo Nancy Powers Raymond Pratt Kurt Prouty 68 Edward Quirk Robert Reis Allison Rattray Juliet Rayburn Kimberly Reid Lawrence Redcay Robert Reilly Mark Ricci 69 70 Douglas Routhier Joyce Scally Edward Rubbo Stephen Schelle 71 _ ar ::33ai:} 72 Carol Sherman Alaine Spalluzzi Paul Shilhan Paul Spina 73 74 Marilu Stuart Paul Sullivan Jacqueline Thompson Robert Thompson 75 76 Maureen Verrochi Michelle Verrochi Dan Walsh Diana Walton 77 WV i i I ' J 78 Tammy Welsh Scott Werner Pamela Wilson Patricia Wilson 79 80 Jane Larson Linda MacDonald Phyllis Vitti Berit Enge 81 1 Pablo Garcia Philip Crowley Clinton S. McGrath Additional Seniors David Barrile Timothy Bellew Allison Bennett Ulrika Brazis Diana Claffey Kerry Connelly Steven Doroni Joseph Duggan Christopher Emery Mathew Galvin Linda Green David Greeley Seth Green Amy Hermanson Jacquelyn Keys Gregory Lagos Edward Leonard Dolores MacKay Andrew Melore Izumi Okawara Damon Papuga Paul Pendoley Jerome Price James Ramsay Adrian Reddy Eric Schuler Thomas Sirois Amy Smith David Smith Brian Stoffel Peter Waters Allen Wheeler Michael Warner David Wentworth 82 THE YEARBOOK STAFF THANKS MR. DONALD SULLIVAN YEARBOOK STAFF The Yearbook editors; Peter DeBruin, Doug Ewing, Mark Murphy; would Hke to thank all those who contributed to the making of this book, especially Richard Knab and Marcia Brown. 83 .%m: 9fiM C L Hilary Aborn: Die young and stay pretty. Blondie. Nicole Achille: Music says it all with an English accent. Elton, Beatles, Bowie Forever . . . Rose Mary Alciere: You can ' t spread peanut-butter with a paper knife. Gerald Ford. Charles Anderson; If you don ' t say anything, you won ' t be called upon to repeat it. Calvin Coolidge Kathy Archard: I found him in the shining of the stars. Tennyson Jane Arena: Never look back, walk tall, act fine. David Bowie ' 76 John Armstrong: Friends are only as close as you let them be. Margaret Avery: If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. Mary Allen Avery: It is the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important. Antoine de Saint Exupery Anthony Joseph Barbuto: Even if it takes all I have to give, I ' ll give it all. Kathleen Barrows: For some dreams can come true. Keith Bartlett: And though our health we drank a thousand times, it ' s time to ramble on. Led Zep Judith Ann Barton: Best friends are those who know to keep the same silences. Kenneth Ian Barton: I was here but now I ' m gone, I left just my name to carry Jill M. Bay low: Music is the gift of the soul that washes away the dust of every day life. John Belton: A.L.S.P. Sarah Benson: Education is what remains when we have forgotten all that we have been taught. Kevin Berard: If the Doors of Perception were cleansed, man would see life as it truly is — infinite. Karla Berggren: Love doesn ' t make the world go round but it sure makes the trip a lot easier. Lance Billard: And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you made. Nancy Bishop: I don ' t want you to worry for me cuz I ' m alright. Susan Lee Black: We are the seedling about to flower, we are the morning about to flower, we are the dry earth breathing in showers, we are the pilgrim finding a way. Susan Blackwood: I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Christine Bonnichon: Unless you try, you will never know if you can do it, but when you do, GO FOR IT. Kevin Bonnyman: Two roads diverged into a wood and I — I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Laurie Ann Boretti: The truth of the man lies in all his dreams. Prisca Boris: Life is crazy . . . like a patchwork quilt. PARTY! Stacey Brash: But for friendship all would be loneliness. Since then I ' ve never looked back, it ' s almost like living a dream. Rika Brazis: Remember Me. Julie Ann Brown: Bob (7-9-81) B.M. + S.H.,N.B. + S.S.V. Nights, California Bound, Frick + Frack, Tak-A-Taco. Marcia Lynette Brown: My education is dismal, I went to a series of schools for mentally retarded teachers. Marilyn C. Brown: I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. Jamie D. Brown: You may think that you ' re here for the pizza on Fridays, you know what you ' re really here for, it ' s that brand new leopard-skin pill-box hat. Kathleen M. Browne: Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards. , i 2 j - 1 84 Lynne Burke: When you think your life is in confusion just remember it ' s a grand illusion. Maureen Butler: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. The Little Prince Karen Caira: What we have here is a failure to communicate. Jayne Marlene Capano: Life is what happens while you ' re making other plans. Kathleen Mary Cappella; A true friend is like the setting sun, they will always return. Andrea Dickinson Carr: Accept me as I am so I may learn what I can become. Daniel M. Casey: To live your life in your own way ... to reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... to be the you that you want to be — that is success. Denise Marie Cataldo: The worthiness of life is measured by the intensity of friendship. Caryl Chambers: Even the longest journey begins with a single step. Robert Wayne Ciccolo Jr.: All of a sudden it ' s my life and I ' m living it. Jay Clogston: Is your mind so small that you have to fall in with the pack wherever they run. Denise Cody; Time pass . . . but memories last. Lori A. Colford: How beautiful a day can be when kindness touches it. Joan Comer: I ' ve been happy lately thinking about the good things to come, and I believe that it could be that good things have begun. Cat Stevens. Rabon A. Cooke: In the world there are people who do things and people who get the credit. Become part of the first group, there ' s far less competitions. Bill Cronin: Life is not measured by the time we live. Alison Culler: The secrets of life is enjoying the passage of time. Mark Cummings: I ' ve been dazed and confused for so long it is not true. Scott Dahill: He was a wise man who originated the idea of God. Plato. Elizabeth T. Danforth: Although many miles may separate us and we may never meet again. The happiness will remain, A memory mounted and framed, Forever in the album of my life — wish you were here. Edward E. Dann: And that ' s the name of that tune. Peter DeBruin: The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed. Karen Delmonico: Losing on your own terms is better than winning on anybody else ' s. Josephine DeVito: Do something today to bring happiness to someone whose pleasures are few. Marie Diaz: A friend is just a smile away. Stephen R. Diaz: The fittest shall survive but the unfit may live, wear gaudy colors or avoid display it ' s all the same. Christopher DiCenso: Minds are like parachutes — they only function when open. James Diezemann: Set your course by the stars, not by the lights of Passing ships. Lani Jean Doland: Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me, and just be my friend. Stephen J. Dolphyn: ' The time is gone, the song is over, thought I ' d something more to say. Pink Floyd. W. Richard Donaldson: Man this really takes the cake This town is like a prison And I just gotta make my break Lisa Doody: The best times are yet to come . . . Susan Doonan: And you and I climb over the valley to the endless seas . . . my friends . . . Amy Dorion: Hope is not a dream but a way of making dreams become reality. 85 ' ♦r ISI B Laurie Doyle: If you ' re too busy to laugh, you ' re too busy. Colette DriscoU: Be happy be free; and live it up!!! James Duff: Live every day as your last, for one day you ' ll be right. Joseph Duggan: Full conformity is possible only in the cemetery. Susan Edwards: Well, I must endure the presence of two or three caterpillars in order to become aquainted with the butterflies. The Little Prince. Theresa E. Emens: There are no straight lines in my life, and all my roads have bends. There are no clear-cut beginnings and so far no dead ends, so on I go. Chris Emery: Catch the wind. We ' re gonna see it spin, We ' re gonna sail, Leave the Day. Catherine R. English: Arise, go forth and conquer. Douglas A. Ewing: We ' re all screwed down for life — but what ' s a little air in the pipes, or even a lot of shit in the hair, if you have good memories? — John Irving. Elizabeth L. Faherty: For self is a sea Boundless and measureless. Paul J. Falvey: Attempt the end and never stand to doubt; Nothing ' s so hard, but search will find out. Catherine Fenlon: Time passes quickly and so life; therefore take each moment and live it to it ' s fullest. Deborah Fenton: I see, but cannot reach, the height that lies forever in the light. Joseph Ferrini: Long Live the Gumpa. Kristin Fischer: One beginning has ended but many more have just begun . . . Goodbye H.H.S. — Wayne Fitzgerald: It was good while it lasted, but twelve years is enough. David Flanagan: And if you feel that you can ' t go on, in the light you will find the road. Led Zeppelin. Robert Fox: My candle burns at both ends; it will not last the night; But oh, my foes, and oh. My friends — It gives a lovely light. Chuckle Furtado: I get by with a little help from my friends Scott Garrison: Goodbye all you people. There ' s nothing you can say to make me change my mind. Goodbye . . . Susan Gatturna: I ' m young, I ' m wild, and now I ' m free. Vin Giacchotti: Let ' s blow this clambake! Mark Giarrusso: Better to be a has been than one who never was at all. Barbara Gibbs: Hesitate before you turn the Page. Martha Godwin: Friends we knew, follow us through, all of the days of outlives; love we shared, waits for us there, where our wishes forever reside. Sara Godwin: You can really learn a lot that way. It ' ll change you in the middle of the day. Though you ' re confidence may be shattered. It doesn ' t matter. Christina Goldberg: True friendship is like sound health, the value of it is seldom known until it is lost. Lynda Goler: I have not yet begun to fight. I over came my first struggle, now I must win the war. Lisa Gonyea: Free to invent myself Gregory Goudas: It ' s better than no quote at all. Thomas Hale: Kurtis: Behind me 76-82, guess where ya sit on G-day Sarah! Greg Hall: It ' s great to be alive. Kurt Harling: A knowledge of the past prepares us for the crisis of the present and the challenge of the future. Elizabeth Harrington: A friend is someone who will make us do what we can when we are saying we can ' t. Joanne Heapes: Dream what you dare to dream — Go where you want to go Be what you want to be — Live Elizabeth Hess: For the foolishness of God is wiser than man ' s wisdom and the weakness of God is stronger than man ' s strength. 86 Pamela Hill; Smile and the day is yours. Billy Holler: I ' ll be back. Kristen Honkalehto: It may be an end, but only the beginning to many begin- nings yet to come. Pamela Hooper: Today is the tomorrow we worried about yesterday. Meredith Horte: Laugh when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must — it ' s a part of the plan. Joseph F. Howley IV: Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing at all. April Hutchinson: Life: A long, hard road leading nowhere — unless you have a sense of direction. Stephanie Igo: Nothing ' s easy. Nothing good is free. Alan L. Ireton: Be nice to people on your way up, because you meet ' em on your way down. Andrea Jenkins: Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass; of glory in the flower; we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind. Douglas Johnson: Live life for today not for tomorrow, for tomorrow may never come. Sarah Johnson: The world is love and life are deep even as his eyes are wide. Stephen Edmund Johnson: Music and women I cannot but give way to, whatever my business is. Steve Ka nke: Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Lisa Elizabeth Kay: Do your part Susan Keenan: We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust our sails. Keep on cruisin ' ' 82! Brian Kehoe: Special K gets you off to a great start Richard Knab: Happiness is the state of minimum regret. Barbara Koehlinger: What a long, strange trip its been. Linda Koffske: If you love something very much set it free. If it doesn ' t return, it was never meant to be yours. If it does, love it forever. Timothy Krall: Tell me that we ' re leaving, I can ' t believe it ' s true, we ' re finally getting out of this — ZOO. Olga Prehsfreunb — Krieghammer: To know someone here or there with whom you can feel there is an understanding in spite of thoughts unexpressed — that can make of this earth a garden. Michael Labonte: I know but I don ' t know. James Lahive: If you don ' t beat the system, the system will beat you. Elizabeth Lambert: Time may change me but I can ' t change time . . . Charles Langenhagen: You only live life once, so why not go for the Gold Douglas A. Lapham: We can cherish nothing less than our random understand- ing of death, and the earth-shaking love that draws us to one another. Jane Larson: Love understands and therefore waits. Barbara Anne Leonard: The key to life is not having everything you want but learning to enjoy what you have. Michael Leonard: He who can see the Invisible can do the Impossible. Mike Lewis: A.M. P. Michael Longo: Hide the Pie. Richard Loud: Let ' s go. Kristen Loughman: Happiness does not lie at the end of the road; it is found ' along the way. Sarah Lucas: If I could just do it over, I would do it better — maybe even right. Nancy Lynch: What you do today is important because you take a day of your life to do it. Linda MacDonald: Lisa, should we join forces, or go it alone? Friends till Str % ' s VNV- c 87 eternity. Lisa MacDonald: Our memories of yesterday will last us a life time. Bonnie Anne MacPhadden: California Bound, Four Wheelin ' , Frick + Frack TAK-A-TACO John Magill: There is no finish line. Dolores Winslow MacKay: Why don ' t you take a good look at yourself And decide what you see. Kelly Mahar: We ' ve come all this way there ' s no turning back. Kimberley Mahar: The time is here and I ' m one step in front. Michael Manjos: Aint it funny how time fades away. Brian Mansfield: Everybody knows this is nowhere Juliana Mascella: To have is to share the same beautiful dream. Eben Marsh: The best race hasn ' t run. Betsy A. Marshall: Love Ya Always Debra J. Marshall: Paul — 9 27 80. Christopher Martin: Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes. Dawn Maxfield: The past has been good, The present is great, But the future has to be better. J. Heather McCallum: No one will ever win the battle of the sexes . . . There is just too much fraternizing between the enemies. Chris McCann: It is better to be a lion leading a herd of sheep than a sheep leading a herd of lions. Doug McClentic: As long as you live in the past you will never grow old. Jim McCormack: My Army jeep is still alive Got locking hubs And four wheel drive Ain ' t got no radio Ain ' t got no mag wheels Ain ' t got no digital clock Ain ' t got no clock The paint job is lookin ' blue The whitewalls are missing too But until I get my car back This ' U do. Kathleen McDonald: We ' ve lived through good and bad and we ' ll always make it. And your invited to the opening of my restaurant. Lisa McDonough: It ' s not the way you play the grime it ' s if you win or lose you can choose . . . Brian J. McGinn: When I cannot sing my heart I can only speak my mind. Angela McGrath: Betty, Plotting and Planning . . . That ' s what I ' m talking about! Clinton Scott McGrath: When the cup is full. Carry it even Mary Anne McKenna: We have only to open our eyes to see the hand of God Scott McLaughlin: Nobody gets my goat. Julie T. McManus: Many dreams come true and some have silver linings I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold. Linda Melanson: Be free. Be happy. Be who you are Kimberley Jo-Anne Messina: Take it calmy and serene, It ' s the famous final scene. Mike Messmer: Life is a gifthorse and the grave is not its goal Mark Metivier: Forever questioning those colossal 251b. snappers with jaws like steel traps. Turn it up, it ' s a good tune Susan Mills: It took me twelve years to find out . . . ya don ' t know do ya. Pablo L. Garcia Mexia: There has never existed nothing better than a good ' AMIGO. When you think he has left you, then you have him most. When you think you mean a lot to him, he doesn ' t deceive you. When you trust him, he becomes worthy of your confidence. There exists no distance between you and him. Puede haber en el mundo algo tan grande.- Diane Evelyn Monaco: Although the moments are only temporary, the mem- ory will last forever. Paul Morrison: To me, old age is always 15 years older than I am. Deborah Morse: To dream of a person you would like to be ... is to waste the r= ' •t ' ( person you are . . . Annette Marie Mortell: A moment is only temporary but a memory is forever. Donna Elise Murphy: It matters not how long we live, but how. James Gregory Murphy: Ale, deuce, craps two up, one back go like a black jack ... Mark Murphy: Now I ' m living out hereon the beach, but those seagulls are still out of reach ... — Neil Young Michael C. Murray: Let it be Christopher Navin: Personally I am always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught. Paul Neat: Sooner or later it all gets real. Walk on. — Neil Young Mark Needham: Ain ' t it funny when you wake up in the morning and you find out that those other days are gone. All you have is memories of happiness, lingering on. — Neil Young Kenric Nelson: Weigh in your anchor, full steam ahead; your life has just begun. Jodi Nicholson: Always do right. It will gratify some people and astonish the rest. Stacie Noble: Hope the days that lie ahead lead us back to where they ' ve led. — Graham Nash Edward Norton: I just wonder if when God created the Universe, He had any choice. Robert B. O ' Brien Jr.: Cowards die many times in their lives, but the valiant taste death but once. Thomas P. O ' Brien: Why take life so serious, your not gonna come out of it alive. Paul O ' Donnell: Keep your head up and always covered. Erin O ' Grady: All I have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all I have not seen. Tracy Olsen: The longer you live the higher you fly the smiles you smile and the tears you cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Phelgona A. Oluoch: A long way from home, see what you ' ve never seen before, eat what you ' ve never eaten, all is not what it would seem . . . You aren ' t nearly through this adventure yet, Hingham I ' ll always remember you. Claire O ' Neill: Blessed are the curious for they shall have adventures. Ann M. Orcutt: Live each day step by step, and enjoy it while you can because tomorrow it might not be possible. John M. O ' Regan: Expose yourself to your deepest fear. After that, fear has no power . . . YOU ARE FREE. Michael Pagliccia: Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. Damon Bernard Papuga: Those who aren ' t busy being born are busy dying. Christine Pearsons: Remembrance is a string of pearls, each pearl to me a friend, I have known, each friend a treasured memory I ' ll never lose, this string of precious pearls will be worn by me through life. Susan Pease: Yesterday is in our hearts, tomorrow is in our dreams. Susan Peterson: Musical training is a more potent instrument than any other, because rhythm and harmony find their way into the inward places of the soul. James G. Petipas: They don ' t want to listen, and I don ' t know why? But when judgement day comes, they won ' t be flying high. Lisa Pignataro: Nothing can resist the person who smiles at life. Donna Pitaro: Everybody wants to be a star livin ' in the limelight. David D. Pizzelli Jr.: It ' s not the school I hate, it ' s the principle of the thing. Paul Scott Pompeo: I ' d rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal labotomy. David Powers: Show me a throughly satisfied man, and I ' ll show you a failure. 89 v Nancy Powers: Love is what makes the world go round. It ' s what makes it worth the trip. Raymond Pratt: The cleatest way into the Universe is through the forest wilderness. Eddy Quirk: Later, much. Allison Rattray: We live in the present, we dream of the future and we learn eternal truths from the past. Larry Redcay: Desire for nothing except desirelessness, hope for nothing except to rise above all hopes, want nothing and you will have everything. Julie Rayburn: If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you, it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t, it never was. Kimberly Reid: Walk slowly, don ' t run, for the child of your youth, just born and eternal, cannot follow you. It ' s just a STATE OF MIND . Rob Reis: Baseball, Weekends forever. Mark Ricci: Stay thee behind me Satan, for the road to Hell is paved with good intentions. John Richards: Countless expansions will arrive and flow inside us. Shelley B. Richner: P.P. . . . Basketball . . . College can ' t be half as difficult as choosing a senior quote. Sheryl Ross: Courage is not freedom from fear, it is being afraid and going on. Adrian Rosso: Work as though everything depends on you, pray as though everything depends on Him. Douglas Routhier: Leaves are falling all around it ' s time I was on my way, but still I ' m much obliged such an unpleasant stay. Ted Rubbo: Why do you think they call them tastebuds ? George Rudenauer: Character is a diamond; it scratches all other stones. Suzanne Ryan: Been up and down since I turned seventeen. Well, I ' ve been on top and then it seems I lost all my dreams. But I ' ve got it all back, I ' m feeling better everyday Tell all those pencil pushers better get out of my way. Lisa Ann Rydin: I ' m free! I ' m free! And freedom tastes of reality! Joyce Scally: Doing what you like is freedom, liking what you do is success. Stephen Gerard Schelle: There is a road, no simple highway, between the dawn and the dark of night, and if you go no one may follow; that path is made for your steps alone. Valerie Schofield: Yesterday is a cancelled check; tomorrow is a promissory note; Today is the only cash you have; so spend it well. William Scott Schwenk: Our existence is but a brief crack of light between two eternities of darkness. Jane Schwob: Let ' s just be glad for our time together. Priscilla Shaw: Hope is a wakeing dream. Lori Shea: The future is hers, who knows how to wait. We made it! Lynne Shea: A smile lasts but a moment and the memory lasts forever. Paul Micheal Shilhan: Coma me, yo soy un Twinkle; o mejor, dame cono. El Don. James H. Sholler: Live for your dreams and a pocket full of gold. John G. Snover: One meets his destiny often on the road he takes to avoid it. Alaine Spalluzzi: I ' m puUin ' outa here to win. Paul Spina: I ain ' t been with a woman long enough for my boots to get cold. We ' ve been together for so long, we both need to be resoled. Christine Spring: Just when you think you have arrived, you realize you are at the foot of another mountain. Sharon Steele: Love doesn ' t make the world go round, but it can make the trip a lot easier. Jodi Elizabeth Stella: Don ' t look back, because in doing so you might stumble on what ' s in front of you. 90 Mary Ann Stidstone: Friends are like sunsets, they always return. Charles Stilphen: I don ' t know what I want, but I know how to get it. An Anarchist. Tracy Stockwell: Friends double joy, divide grief. Sylvia Struss: I sat down to my supper; ' twas a bottle of red whiskey, I said my prayers and went to bed; that ' s the last they saw of me; Please don ' t murder me. — The Grateful Dead. Paul Sullivan: Never stop believing in yourself, for success comes from within. Sheila Sullivan: There ' s no meaning to the word ' best ' in the world of indi- viduals. Lisa Tambeau: AIN ' T NO STOPPING US NOW. David Teagan: Break on through to the other side. Jacqueline Thompson: If you would have things come your way, go after them. Robert D. Thompson: These things happen. Julie Beth Thornton: Wild horses couldn ' t do it. Susan Thronton: Through our great good fortune, in our youth our hearts are touched with fire. Jill Travis: You only live once but if you live right, once is enough. Mark Tribuna: Eat my Monterey. Mark Troia: It ' s not the size of the man in the fight, it ' s the size of the fight in the man. Peter Tutkas: Athius! George Twombly : All men search for the key to prosperity; seldom find it ... Maureen Verrochi: You have to lose to know how to win . . . Phyllis Vitti: Success itself is not the result of spontaneous combustion. You must set yourself on fire. Ann Walsh: We can all do many great things, as long as we don ' t care who ge ' :s the credit. Diana Walton: If winter comes, can spring be far behind? — Shelley James Ward: No one has as much fun, as do the people in Mao ' s stories. Deborah Warshaw: The best way to make your dreams come true is to wake up! Mariette Waters: We do not remember days, we remember moments. Joie Watson: Take the road less traveled; it will make all the difference. Joy Waugh; Sometimes the cards ain ' t worth a dime if you don ' t lay ' em down. Lucy Weiss: The great tragedy of life is not growing old but growing up. Tammy Welsh: A fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for yesterday. Scott David Werner: Break on through to the other side. John R. Weston: People are like electrons — they take the path of least resistance. Kelley White: Once you ' ve seen beyond yourself; the time will come when you realize we ' re all one. Pamela S. Wilson: I was here but now I ' ve gone I ' ve left my name to carry on, those who knew me knew me well, those who didn ' t, Oh Well! Patty Wilson: When this you see remember me, bare me in your mind, let all the world say what they may, speak of me as vou find. — Brian Jones (1943-1969) Susan Wilson: You ' re the master of your own destiny, so give and take the best you can. Diane Yarrow: Don ' t reach for the bronze or silver when the gold of a sunbeam is at your grasp. 91 mm K B f 1 1  tfHr . A JHHltfHk Hf llHIHHi Ljiii lBBil. k lIMii iiiiiiiiii wmM liitiliii mm - H r S aBSQ iA. SH9iHHHl HlHflHL H BMJ pii||t; ' ; Xur QiBn nEnnfe ' j P T S-. - yl ' K • A Cr CROSS-COUNTRY GIRLS: Standing (1 to r): Coach Ryan, J. Street, J. Hayes, K. Kent, K. Elder, Kneeling (1 to r), D. Jones, J. Supple, L. Colford, E. Burnham BOYS: Standing (1 to r): Coach Ryan, C. Anderson, P. DeBruin, M. Waples, P. Franklin, M. Colford, S. Dahill, J. Berkeley, G. Marsh, A. Waples, Kneeling (1 to r), C. Langenhagen, S. McGrath, R. Pratt, E. Marsh, J. Magill, J. Brown, J. McCormack, S. Schwenk, R. Magill 93 94 ■. J i 95 FIELD HOCKEY Top row (1-r): F. Maquarie, C. Costello, T. O ' Sullivan, W. Happ, K. Berard, L. Magnarelli, C. Waters, A. Marglin, B. Zsigalov. Middle row (l-r): D. Morse, L. Claypoole, S. Falvey, B. Deckers, S. Dow, S. Noble, S. Guarino. Bottom Row (l-r): A. Jenkins, K. Garrity, R. Brazis, S. Igo, A. Carr, K. Reid. 96 98 FOOTBALL Captains: Paul Morrison, Scott Elliot, Kevin Shea. Wf t -■ ' PS 5 ' i Front row (l-r): K. Prouty.T. Krail, B. Long, B. DiMartinis, P. Morrison (Capt.) S. Elliot (Capt.),K. Shea(Capt.), M. Barrett, M. Pagliccia, K. Bartlett, D. Casey. Second row (l-r): B. Price, B. Holler, A. Rosso, K. Nelson, C. McCann, M. Metivier, J. Ferrini, J. Snover, M. Dillon, D. Ewing.Third row (l-r): D. Balerna, J. Powell, S. Muller, J. Pignataro, M. Rohre, C. Stearns, J. Dedian, C. Abbott,T. James, J. MacCune, T. Cronin. Fourth row (l-r): M. Zooleck, B. Price, D. Rohre, P. Davis, B. Toland, R. Loud, B. Gaturna, K. McDonough, Fifth row (l-r): S. Nelson, W. Sines, G. Driscoll, B. O ' Reagan, J. McCormick, D. Morrison, C. Hodskinson, T. Coates, J. Foss, M. Levanson. 99 Keith Bartlett Mike Barrett Dan Casey Mike Dillon Brian DiMartinis Doug Ewing 101 GOLF 102 103 BOYS SOCCER Ken Barton Chris DiCenso Mark Troia Front row (1-r): D. Johnson, M. Longo, R. Higgins, M. Connors, K. Vickery, C. DiCenso (Capt.), M. Troia (Capt.), K. Barton (Capt.), B. Cronin, M. Murray, P. Shilhan, K. Bullock, M. Murphy, M. Hawes.Back row (1-r): Coach Wigmore, M. Russell, B. Thompson, J. Culbert, D. Kuperstein, M. Navin, C. Lincoln, D. Suddith, K. Harhng, T. Eikinas, T. O ' Brien, R. Gatnik, D. Ullrich, F. Beneduci, R. Troia, M. Horvath, J. Mclnnes, C. Baylow, S. Clarke (Mgr.), Coach Low. Missing, M. Needham. 104 Mike Murray Mark Needham Tohi O ' Brien Paul Shilhan Kevin Yickery 106 GIRL ' S SOCCER First Row: Coach Dave Hickey, Laurie Mayer, Lynn Hallowell, Laura McKenna, Bonnie Bardsley, Jenny Vonx, Cathy Racket, Elaine Trudell, Claire Cavanaugh, Siobhan Watson, Nancy Keenan, Michelle Duffy, Laurie Lopez, Jeanette Dunn; Second Row: Holly Havens, Betsy Kelly, , Noel Capella, Liz Arthur, Susan Fleming, Sharon Arthur, Tracy Alger, Jill Mudge, Elizabeth McKenna, Marie Mackey; Third Row: Mariette Waters, Joie Watson, Alison Rattray, Tammy Welsh, Chris Bonnichon, Ellen Aires, Linda Mallancy, Susan Keenan. 107 Chris Bonnichon Tammy Welch Ellen Ayers Joie Watson I 3 Susan Keenan Mariette Waters Linda Melanson Allison Rattray 108 109 spirit Week Homecoming Queen, Erika Lambert 110 . V fli 112 113 Basketball 114 Front Row: D. Chase, D. Edwards, P. Sullivan, D. Power, M. Barrett, R. Reilly. Back Row: D. Needel, M. Griffin, J. Powell, J. Lawless, N. Stevens, Coach Donnell. 115 Girls Basketball Varsity; Top Row; A. Gilbert, C. Waters, W. Happ, C. Ayers, S. Pinkus, B. McCann, L. Magnarelli, A. Marglin, J. Supple, Coach Clinton. Bottom Row; L. Messina, C. Alexander, A. Culler, E. Ayers, L. Rydin, S. Guarino, M. Cole. Junior Varsity; Top Row; L. Hirtle, J. Hayes, K. Amonte, J. James, C. Zona, K. Malme, J. Supple, Coach Luciani. Bottom Row: B. McCann, L. McLaughlin, W. Happ, L. Magnarelli, M. Pierce, S. Pinkus; Not shown: S. Murray. 116 gAF- 117 Gymnastics Top Row; T. Scally, D. Hernberg, K. Mellace, C. Duffy, L. Lane, C. Gonsalves, K. Stoehr. Bottom Row; S. Bernard, K. Savola, S. Noble, E. Danforth, S. Jacobs, G. McLaughlin, S. Dow, A. St. Pierre. 118 119 HOCKEY Front row (1-r): S. Wheeler, P. Cappella, D. Flanagan, B. McCarthy, M. Falvey, P. Falvey (Capt.), G. Murphy, R. FitzwiUiam, D. White, C. Baylow, M. MacClean. Back row (l-r): Coach Duggan, P. Murray, J. AUegra, J. Cappella, B. Lewis, D. Lincoln, M. Mullen, S. Kehoe, D. Browne, M. Magnarelh, P. Thompson, K. Duff, C. Ward, B. Thompson, D. Griffin, B. Haden, G. Murphy, Coach Daly. 120 • fNj 121 WINTER TRACK Standing 1. to r.: Coach Ryan, S. Schwenk, C. Anderson, J. Magill, K. O ' SuUivan, A. Ireton, J. Brown, S. Nelson, S. McGrath, M. Messmer, K. Harling, F. Sheltry, R. Pratt, J. Berkeley, C. Langhenhagen, J. McCormack, C. Langhenhagen; Kneeling: J. Murphy, E. Marsh, K. Nelson, J. Snover, P. DeBruin, L. Colford, S. Richardson, R. Cooke. 122 123 WRESTLING Standing: C. Coyne, T. Eikinas, M. Levenson, Coach Baumgartner, S. Comeau, D. Horte, B. Price, Kneeling: C. Cataldo, R. Higgins, M. Waples, Capt. J. Diezemann, D. Donaldson, T. Eikinas, A. Waples, D. Ames; missing: C. Hoskinson. 124 125 TRACES 126 - Baseball Mg X, front row — J. Flett, M. Stuart, B. Cronin, J. MacAloon, J. Fitzmaurice 2nd row — K. Shea, D. Deems, P. Morrison, J. Ferrini 3rd row — Coach Kennedy, T. Krall, K. Kelleher, D. Rohrer, R. Reis, B. DiMartinis, B. Holler, J. Pignataro 128 Joe Ferrini •WMH Bill Holler Tim Krall IR. Paul Morrison Rob Reis Kevin Shea GIRL ' S SOFTBALL Top row (1-r): Coach Kane, J. Nicholson, W. Happ, C. Costello. Second row (1-r): C. Shaw, K. Garrity, S. Igo, M. Cole, L Rydin. Front row (1-r); D. Morse, P. Engdahl, P. Cocoran, D. Hunnefeld. 130 BOYS LACROSSE top: K. Fischer; K. Prouty; S. Suddith; R. Adley; M. Giarusso; R. Reilly; H. WeimanJ. Morocco, second row: H. Pagliccia; D. Martell; T. Greely; D. Casey; S. Diersch; J. Calvin; R. Zooleck; R. Miller; J. Didian. sitting: M. Zooleck; K. McDonough; M. Lynch; R. Lincoln; T. Jantson; J. McCormack; J. Chapin; J. Stonehouse. 132 ■wifefisn fSSr U Pam Hill Joy Waugh Top Row — M. McCarthy, K. Norris, M. Giarusso, L. Magnarelli, C. Meriino, S. Hulbert, L. Isleb, Coach Hickey 2nd Row — L Doyle, P. Hill, S. Benson, T. Olsen, S. Kelleher, P. Vitti, C. Spring, S. Keenan, J. Waugh, T. Secatore, Bottom Row — M. Dwyer, S. Manjos, D. Snofis, D. Carroll, M. McGrath, B. Saplin, N. Willy 134 Sarah Benson Terry Secatore Laurie Doyle r Chris Spring Susan Keenan Tracy Olsen Susan Kelleher Phyllis Vitti 135 Sailing Team Hingham High School Sailing Team 81-82 2nd Row; Jennifer Jordan, Joe Berkley, Mark Navin, Alan Robinson, Mike Warner, Dick Donaldson. Front Row: Lisa Bordnick, Chris Navin, Tri-Capt. Steven Diaz, Tri-Capt. Caryl Chambers, Tri-Capt. Richard Knab, Coach Susan Jeffrey. Missing: David Ullrich, David lacomini, Marcia Brown, Harry Wieman, Scott McLaughlin, and Advisor Dick Kehoe Jr. - : TyT ' — -— ' TENNIS BOY ' S David Chase David Power Top (1-r): S. Rodman, R. Campbell, C. Benson, J. Barrett, Coach Getman. Bottom (1-r): M. Horvath, D. Chase, D. Power, C. Lucas. 137 Mary Anne McKenna Linda Quain GIRL ' S (1-r): S. Collins, L. Quain, M. McKenna, S. Arthur, S. Flemming, M. Miller, M. Murphy, S. Cook, A. Casquiado, Coach Sides. 138 mrAi% BOY ' S TRACK Captains: Ken Nelson, John Snover, Mike Messmer Top row (1-r): M. Colford, Third row ( 1 -r) : E. Marsh, ' Snover, J. Magill,M. Murphy .- -,- . ,-, „ i t u C. Russ, P. Waples. Front row (l-r): A. Rosso, M. Waples, P. Cappella, R. Cooke, C. Langenhagen. 139 Alan Ireton Eben Marsh :SSiii Top row — Coach Thompson, D. Murphy, C. Saplin, C. Dawe, E. Ayers, M. Godwin, L. Supple, Z. Carr, S. Black, A. Chamberlain, Coach Browne Middle row — K. Berard, A. McGinn, J. Casey, C. Urmson, S. Noble, D. Yarrow, E. Kent, L. Peterson, J. Mudge, B. Johansen Bottom row — M. Milburn, K. Stevens, K. Grundstrom, S. Dow, A. Rattray, L. Ross, G. Hall, B. Harrington, L. Colford 141 143 CHEER SOCCER: Top: L. Boretti. Second row: B. Harrington, G. Arena. Third row: Z. Carr, H. McCallum (Capt.), T. Secatore. Front: S. Suddith. FOOTBALL: Top: K. Cappella. Second row: E. Quirnbach, P. Condito, G. Hall, P. Hill, M. Stuart. Third row: D. Yarrow, L. Doyle, T. Olsen. Bottom: M. Godwin (Capt.), J. Riley (Capt.) 144 LEADERS HOCKEY: Back row (1-r): C. Chambers, Z. Carr, D. Cataldo. 3rd. row (1-r): G. Arena, M. Horte, J. Heapes, B. Harrington, C. Goldberg. 2nd. row (1-r): G. Weiser, T. Secatore (Capt.), L. Boretti (Capt.), C. Spring. 1st. row (1-r): S. Pease. BASKETBALL: First row (1-r); M. Vitti, L. Goler (Capt.), M. McCue. Second row (1-r): P. Mansfield, C. Clark, M. Connors, B. Stevenson, J. Osis, J. Osis. 145 JUNIOR BOOK AWARDS Consulate General of West Germany Book Award: Beth Harrington and David Flanagan. Rensselaer Book Award: Steven Johnson Brown Book Award: Erika Lambert 146 Holy Cross Book Award: Katie Browne Mt. Holyoke Book Award: Amy Dorion Dartmouth Book Award: Allan Meisler Havard Book Award: Edward Norton 147 Student Council Top: L. Weiss; F. Spellman; C. Cavanaugh; C. Chambers; F. Duggan; D. Nionakis; D. Needel; D. Chase; K. Bonnyman; M. Falvey; M. Longo. 2nd Row: T. Coates; P. Morrison; D. Morse; D. Yarrow; P. Falvey; L. Shea; B. Faherty; A. Rosso; E. McKenna; J. Magill; J. Snover; A. Casey; E. Lambert; B. Price. 3rd Row: S. Burnham; K. Saplin; L. Magnarelh; K. Bullock; G. Rudenaur; J. Berkely; B. McCarthy; A. Ireton; G. Weiser; D. Cataldo; Z. Carr; S. Hughes; K. Emens. Bottom: C. Costello; S. Falvey; F. NacGuorie; G. Marden; K. Bernard; S. Wilson; K. Gilleopie; B. Stevenson; C. Clark; K. Capella; G. Hall. Student Council Officers Advisores to School Committee Brad Price (Pres.), Erika Lambert (Vice-Pres.), Cathy Capella (Sec), Paul Morisson (Treas.). Z. Carr, G. Rudenaur, K. Emens. 148 Junior Class Officers Senior Class Officers John Magill (Pres.), Paul Falvey (Vice-Pres.), Bill McCarthy (Tres.), Beth Faherty (Sec). Pres. G. Marden, V. Pres. K. Berard, Sec. F. MacQuorie,Treas. S. Falvey. Sophomore Class Officers Pres. D. Nionakis, V. Pres. W. Crowley, (not pic- tured), Treas. P. Murry, Sec. C. Cavanaugh. 149 A.F.S. CLUB Top Row: A. Clarke, J. Magill, A. St. Pierre, S. Kimball, R. Gatnick, J. Armstrong, J. Baylow, L. Striano, C. Coyle. 2nd Row: S. Falvey, A. Carr, R. Messina, E. O ' Grady, S. Hogan, M. Brown, L. Schnabel, J. Jordan, M. Bomgartener, C. O ' Neil, K. English, C. Shaw. 3rd Row: A. Armstrong, O. Prehsfreund, L. Marg, C. Gonzalez, C. Duffy. Bottom: K. Stoehr, P. Escuder, P. Garcia, J. Capano, L. Danforth, C. Goldberg, K. Browne, I. Okawara, M. Farnham. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS HARBORLIGHT Top: P. Escuder, I. Okawara, P. Garcia. 2nd Row: P. Auma, O. Prehsfreund, B. Enge. Bottom: G. Rios. Top: C. Duffy, 2nd: M. Bertucci, B. Matzell, Bot- tom: J. White, P. DeBruin, C. Tegan. 150 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top: B. Faherty, B. McCarthy, J. Migill, D. Chase, K. Hading, B. Mansfield, D. Michon, P. FrankUn, J. Armstrong, R. Malme, M. LaBonte, D. Flanagan, D. Murphy. 2nd Row: D. Fenton, D. Donaldson, J. Weston, M. Diaz, A. Culler, K. Bullock, K. Nelson, G. Goudas, L. Rydin, E. O ' Grady, B. Hess, M. Murphy, E. Lambert. 3rd Row: S. Schwenk, J. Sholler, A. Meisler, S.Johnson, D. Morse, A. Dorion, K. Browne, M. Butler, A. Hutchinson, E. Norton, R. Fox. Bottom: K. Grundstrom, B. Harrington, L. Boretti, S. Wilson, D. Walton, K. Reid, K. Mohrfeld, S. Noble, M. Horte. MATH CLUB SKI CLUB Top: K. Glasheen, B. Ling, J. Capano, E. Trudell. 2nd Row: E. Norton, J. Capano, J. Balerna. Bottom: A. Meisler, J. Weston, J. Armstrong. Top: D. Hernberg, C. Ullrich, C. Langenhagen, A. Robinson, S. Clark. 2nd: C. Cutler, P. Thornton, T. Aikenas, D. Lapham, C. Langenhagen, J. Capano. Bottom: L. McCormick, D. Reidy, T. O ' Sullivan, D. Yarrow, M. Brown, L. Schnabel, Mr. Smith. 151 BAND Top: D. Clifford, P. Spina, B. Enge, P. Collier. L. Pimentel, J. Vigneau, J. Weston, G. Goba, S.Johnson, J. Armstrong, J. Berkeley, J. Murdy, D. Rydin, D. Bishop, C. Ray, S. Vaughn. 2nd Row: S. Culbert, M. Mickey, T. Alger, L. Dawe, L. Colford, C. Lagenhagen, P. Franklin, C. Abbott, P. Morrison, J. Dierks, J. Erthman, M. Colford, J. Schumacher, D. Delano, L. Billard, J. Burns. 3rd Row: K. Hart, P. Carrol, C. Ling, L. Rydin, G. Godwin, R. Weiss, C. Harvey, S. Green, O ' SuUivan, J. Adams, T. Goba, S. Black, C. Nelson, D. Sullivan, C. Lincon. 4th Row: J. Olsen, J. Gustafson, K. Wells, M. Cole, L. Crawford, R. Malme, R. Dorion, E. McKenna, A. Culler, M. Avery, S. Tanner, A. Clifford, K. Grundstrom, J. Merick. 5th Row: S. Wilson, L. Coburn, K. Michon, P. Winch, J. Baylow, M. Johnson, L. Seargent, E. Larson, B. Ling, E. Norton, J. Coulon, L. Striano. Drama Club Top: C. Coyle; J. Boyle; K. Nelson; A. Meisler; R. Fox; S. Kimball; S. Angelo; M. Diaz; D. Smith; J. Armstrong; C. Ross. 2nd Row: C. McGrath; J. Carlson; S. Hogan; A. St. Pierre; P. Butler; J. O ' Brien; D. Lapham; M. Viden; L. Harvey. 3rd Row: D. Wiesleader; D. Casey; K. Stoehr; A. Chfford; J. Nicholson; J. Jordon; J. Olson. 152 French Club Top: Mr. Matarazzo; K. Saplin; J. Jordan; C. Duffy; S. Flemming; J. White; C. Clark; B. Stevenson; L. Marcq; L Striano, D. Gregoire; M. Giarusso; 2nd Row: D. Rosenberg; J. Culbert; L. Claypoole; L. Ross; S. Murray; G. Weiser; Z. Carr; C. Abbott; K. Kent; S. Falvey; 3rd Row: S. Guarino; C. Costello; R. Gatnick; R. Bellow; M. Horiath; G. Hall. Business Club Top: S. Gaturna; S. Struss; D. Monaco Bottom: K. Mahar; K. Mc- Donald; K. Connelly; J. Bouchie; A. Mortell; L. Tambeau. JOHN HANCOCK AWARD Diane Monaco, Sylvia Struss 153 FEST IVAL PLAY SPRING 1982 M TAMING OF THE SHREW 154 GUYS DOLLS FALL 1981 155 ' m 156 157 158 ' ■ ' I ' . ' ll 159 1 160 161 162 i Pi? £ 163 1% 164 Thank You Parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Russell Billard Mr. and Mrs. William Brady Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Browne Gordon and Martta Clogston Mr. and Mrs. David Delano Carol and Jim Doyle Robert and Charlotte Falvey Mary E. Goudas Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gundstrom Jr. and Mrs. Joeseph J. Harrington and Mrs. Hershel Hooper and Mrs. Richard Keenan and Mrs. Francis T. Leonard Eileen E. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. William Mc Cann Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. McCormack Mr. and Mrs. William F. McManus Mr. and Mrs. Herman Messmer Beatrice and Herbert Morse Dr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William P. 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