Hingham High School - Highway Yearbook (Hingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

HINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL HINGHAM MASSACHUSETTS Presents The Class Of 1984 Be It Silent Sound I I S.T51 Smell Or Touch There ' s Something Inside . . . HINGl j 0 %, ' ? - That We Need So Much The Sight Of A Touch Or The Scent Of A Sound Or The Strength Of An Oak With Roots Deep In The Ground ! i wSSS i mm r- Mfey j P ' W ' ' ' W ffg jjJ R l iJt ' ' ; ■- . ' ' i MMMM r . ' , , f , i ' t U ■  ♦ . , , ' -%: -: ;-- ;: wP ■ - ' 1 . ' ■ -UCi . -.  ■■ ■. ,... . 3 The Wonder Of Flowers; To Be Covered Then To Bust Up Through Tarmac To The Sun Again . . . Or To Fly To The Sun Without Burning A Wing %• - ' f ' - - « . 1 10 To Lie In A Meadow And Hear The Grass Sing 11 ' ■ ' . i i N W ffiW; To Have All These Things In Our Memories Hoard And To Use Them To Help Us To F ind ' (!k- ' rri ! 14 I In Memory Of Leslie 16 Leslie J. Messina 1982 WeVe looked to you so many times To see your happy smiles WeVe come to you for company To talk a little while. WeVe laughed and shared with you A world of special things. WeVe learned from you the precious joys That only caring brings. 17 -W i B % «1 b :, « Tl WMHM i let IIi nBri Intermission. . . . Act III: Spring. . Table Of JContQiii HIN6HAM HIGH SCHOOL Directors . . . . I .page 38 .page 58 lin] .page 92 Cast Producers Sponsors . page 168 ACT I Top row; Donald Pitcher, Bob, Jennifer Leahy, Aileen Cahil, David Buchwaiter, Jack, Niall Hood, Sean Murray, Dave Morara, David Zona, C.J. Sprito, Julie Supple, Mark Ellis, Coach Ryan. Middle row; Kevin Taylor, Kate Crawford, Skip Lindell, Peter King, Doug Tolle, Steve Leonard, Tony Cortese, Scott Webb, Chris Kent. Bottom row; Clare Cavanaugh, John Knab, Elizabeth Burnham, Luke Lambert, Walter Crowley, Andy Waples, Steve Richardson. 20 J ■ ' ' III Buiiw I i. ' autaii.: IT e r fH §? •- I , - CROSS COUNTRY 21 FOOTBALL n ■ [ 1 H J i 5 1 J L r r 3 B r 1 1 11 hJ - 1 T M top 1-r Todd Sherwin, Scott Tolle, Brian Bosse, Chris Fahey, Michael Levensen, Robert Cutting, Peter Hanson, Harry Mann. 2nd row — Neil Cronin, Dave Dedian, David Mitchell, John Gainey, Brian Elsden, Jeffrey Marlette, James Canavan, John Norton, Greg Dirks. 3rd row — Michael Ricciarelh, James Capells, Ron Bitner, Steve Macaloon, Jonathan Hurley, James Sullivan, Randy Laughlin, David Brown, Michael Gnffin. 4th row — David Puleo, Michael Mullen, Eric Sherwin, Steve DiMartinis, Chris Carney, Edward White, Dino Pizzelli, William Hawkins, John Morton, Thomas Emler, Scott Waugh. 5th row — Russell Palmer, Chris Thompson, Eric Clapp, Dan Ciccolo, Steve Murphy, John Barker, Jeffrey Granitino, Ted Schrauth, Mark Igo, Ron Quain, Francis Duggan. 23 Top row;Coach Gordon, Donna Tole, Tina Burke, Beth Duggin, Eileen Decker, Joan Diggins, Kim Fandel, Gwen Hall, Leslie Bonnyman, Evan Fitswilliam, Patty Comer, Michelle Berard. Middle row; Ann Casey, Jeanie Haskins, Dianne Hernberg, Kathy Higgins, Kim Amonte, Sarah Shaw, Laura English, Alison Gustavson. Captains: Anne Gilbert, Chrissy Ayers, Jackie Ward. 24 J ' V • • • iL m ET p • • ■% n JP P FIELD HOCKEY 25 Top row; Paul Tribuna, Torarinn Didriksen, Conrad Langenhagen, Jamie Mclnnes, Jim Canavan, Jeff Saplin, Ernie Vrahopoulos, Zep Shuhwerk, Peter Thompson, Coach Low. Middle row; Steve Baker, Mike Delay, Peter Navin, Patrick Murray, Jim Dimaggio, Tim Delay, John Mclnnes. Bottom row; Steve Gould, Doug McLaughlin, Captain Mark Navin, Captain Rick Troia, Captain David Sudduth, Chris Cataldo, Mike Shane. 26 BOYS SOCCER 27 Coach Williams, Andrea Mayer, Julie Chambers, Jeanie Ferare, Cindy Smith, Maura Reily, Niccole Ulrich, Christine Lambert, Lisa Seminaro, Kathlyn Cox, Lori Mayer, Coach Mewis. Middle row;Tanya Prime, Pam Winch, Julie Bradeen, Michelle Thorpe, Cheryl Alexander, Michelle Duffy, Kathy Michon, Lisa Murray, Dawn Quigley, Bottom row;Tina Alexander, Kathy Emens, Lynn Hallowel, Holly O ' Sullivan, Kim Arkell, Mary Sprito, Nancy Emens. 28 GIRLS SOCCER 29 i . ' ■■ n Top row;Rob Hess, Tim Mundy, Mike O ' Connel, Chris Messina, Chris Kondraki, Frank Messina, Dave Flynn, Ricky Cotter (coach). Middle row;Mike McGeoghan, Peter Petersen (capt.). Rick Libby, Chris Mahoney. 30 mm - irtiffffrf r GOLF 31 MARCHING BAND. . . AND TROOP DRAMA y. DAMN YANKEES 34 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Jen Sacon, Pam Lynch, Debbie Duroni, Debbie Bello, Wendy Wright, Mary Lou Walsh, Sue Martel, Donna Creighton, Alison MacFadden, Kim Elliot, Nancy Keenan, Jackie Cutting. SOCCER CHEERLEADERS: Karen MacNa- mara, Karen Davis, Sue Jacobsen, Sue Parsons, Alison MacBean, Rhea Kanke, Nancy Sullivan, Stacey Dedian, Jackie Hunnefeld, CoUier Lin- coln. 37 ACT II SPIRIT WEEK Mkl GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Top left: Miss Luciani (coach) Holly O ' SuUivan, Laura McKenna, Ann Gilbert, Joan Diggins, Ann Marie Boyd, Bottom Left: Laurie Brown, Beth McCann, Kim Amonte, Sue Pinkus, Chris Ayers. ' i BOYS ' WINTER TRACK 1 44 Top Left; Donald Pitcher, David Morana, Chris Kent, Steve Leonard, Scott Webb, Kevin O ' SulHvan, Niall Hood, John Cahill. 2nd row; Rod Langenhagen, DougTolle, CJ. Sprite, John Morse, Steve Richardson, Michael Horvath, Adam Mirov. 3rd row; Peter Megher Chip Mantville, George Hutt, Luke Lambert (captain), David Sudduth (captain), Conrad Langenhagen, Scott Waugh, Chris Thompson. 4th row; Coach Ryan, Tor Didrikson, Alan Wilson, Andy Waples, Walter Crowley. ■ tr- - K HF ' 4 .. f AJ%( l@l Bf -;. 1 « B mP BOYS ' BASKETBALL Top left; Coach Donnell, Ed White, Mike Griffin, Rob Nyman, David Flynn, Lawrence Harris, David Nease Bottom left: Pat Carr, Bernard Patterson, Jay ' Sullivan, John Barker (captain), Mike O ' Connell n HOCKEY . .. k. Top left: Coach Duggin, Coach Reegan, Jamie Alegra, Mike Delay, Sean Canavan, Scott Pearson, Steve Hutchinson, Jeff Saplin, Joe Shaugnesy, Chris Ward, Lennie Cingnegrado, Kevin Taylor, Tony Amonte, Mike Venito Bottom left: Frank Messina, Tim Delay, Brian Rosenburg, Brian Lincoln, Pat Murray, Peter Thompson (captain), David Griffin, Jay Malouf, Bobby Hayden, Sean Griffin, Roco Amonte. J f f 4 GYMNASTICS I I Top Left: Sandy Martin, Gail McLaughlin, (captain), Lisa McCraken, Lisa Amonte, Shawn Green, Debbi Hutt, Susan Manning, Bottom left: Coach Williams, Kelly Mitchell, Marlene Murry, Kathy Taursi, Christine Stevens, Susan Jakub, (captain) Missing: Wendy Larrabee, (captain), Michelle Veneto, Cindy Grogan, Kristin Kay. WRESTLING Top left: Mike Daly, Dan Fulton, Jim Sullivan, Mike Levenson, Todd Eikinas, Coach Doug Bell. Bottom left: David Wafshaw, Michael Shane, David Caldorola, co-captain, Chris Coyne co-captain, David Ruggiero, Pat Walsh 55 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION CEREMONY N4 56 GET INDUCTED HOCKEY CHEER- LEADERS Collier Lincoln: Stacey Dedian, Rhea Kanke, Jayne Murphy, Sue Wright, Linda Hirtle, Susan Palmer, Beth Horte, Michelle Duffy, Kathy Hacket, Dawn Brianton BASKET- BALL CHEER- LEADERS Top Left: Corina Marson, Pam Lynch, Nan- cy Keenan, Mary Lou Walsh, Jackie Cutting, Erin KeUiher Bottom Left: Brenda Ken- nedy, Kim Elliot, Alison McFadden, Suzan- ne Mara, Donna Devito 57 58 INTERMISSION EVERVBOOV KN0L06 THE U)0RL0 ' 6 CC0LE6T 6TUDENT6 60 TO HIN6HAM HI6H! V- 59 iiH ' t) iiii 60 61 k. 1 64 I t 65 41 4 SPRING BOYS ' SPRING TRACK 1 P I H M J[ 1 1 1 1 1 1 H ■i - - - :. 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The Price Of FaUureTHE FACE OF BOSTON ADMINISTRATION HINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS LEWIS J. ERNST SUPERINTENDENT ROBERT NOVELLI ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT CHARLES VICKERY CURRICULUM COORDINATOR 92 CHARLES VICKERY PRINCIPAL 1967-1983 HIS DOOR WAS ALWAYS OPEN TO US — STUDENTS ARE HIS CONCERN — THANK YOU — 93 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS MARY ELLEN GALLAGHER ROBERT O ' DAY 94 THE SENIOR CLASS WELCOMES AS PRINCIPAL RICHARD McLEOD 95 96 97 Paul Abrahamson Peter Bailey Dan Leclerc Dept. Head Iris Gillard SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Stephen Herrmann Richard Jensen 98 James Kirkcaldy David Lacatell Tamara Perelman Gordon Bates Richard Caldwell Jack Crowley Charles Dirk SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Richard Frankhn Dept. Head Robert Magner John Penny Richmond Poole ■f M ' ' m H i ' H B K ' - ' ' B Vs sB H ,. K ' mm K . v ' |HH Iv 1 4 j H John Stouffer John Tinker 99 ENGLISH DEPT. Marie Benard Marilyn Bennett Bud Berlenback Ronald Goba Dept. Head James Haviland Fred Jewett Peter Moll a ' k ■1 P i JM U r 1 d B K : — = Charles Ozug Helen Silva Frank Tierney Alice Yacobian Steve Baisden Mike Borek Dorothy Galo Dept. Head MATH DEPT. Douglas Holley William Larson Claudia Leone Craig Low Steven Olson Paula Robertson Patricia Tierney Mark Worden FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPT Charles Finn Kevin McAuliffe Sir John Nionakis Dept. Head Carol Robinson Carmen Rodriguez Douglas Ryan Rhonda Tarr Lisa Wheeler CAFETERIA WORKERS A. Calvi, E. Powers, C. Hayes, C. Gratto, J. Griffin, T. Barilaro, M. Mealo 102 MUSIC DEPT. Sal Bartolotti Jeffrey Browne Roger McClentic Dept. Head INDUST. ARTS DEPT. Maynard Johnson Richard Lawrence Dept. Head Robert Mewis Paul Noiseux Ted Patrolia Joseph Ryan BUSINESS DEPARTMENT H u;fpvyi Jane Ellis Virginia Hansell I I Lawrence Leahy Agnes Quill Dept. Head i ART DEPT. P h V I Diana Sides Chris Brown AND MEDIA 104 Don Sullivan Elizabeth Trubia PHYSICAL EDUCATION Robert Barrett Athletic Director Dennis Clinton y Jack Kennedy GUID. DEPT. ii Nan Driscoll Nancy Gustafson William McCallum HOME EC. DEPT. Jane Smith Cathieen Lynch Gale Nutter Dept. Head SPECIAL SERVICES Judy Mitchell Dorothy Schillig Elizabeth Hewlett Charlotte Falvey Margaret Condito Mary Connelly Betty Lincoln Joe Belton 106 MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1984 . . . Cheryl Alexander Today ' s dream is the threshold of tomorrow ' s discovery. James A. Allegra Kimberly A. Amonte It doesn ' t matter if you win or lose until you lose. Charles A. Arena Beware of the savage roar of 1984 Linda Argiro We ' re in for nasty weather. Kimberly M. Arkell Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. 108 Kathleen Arnold It doesn ' t matter where you been, as long as it was deep. B.D. AUIknowis the way I feel. When it ' s real, I keep it alive. Oh wow Margaret Balboni Make use of the future what we didn ' t in the past. . .Let the good times ride on, while our memories last. — Good luck class of ' 84 — Steven Asnes Christine Ayers Success in life can only be achieved through hard work and determina- tion. Kathy Balerna We have no more right to consume happiness without producing it than to consume wealth without produc- ing it. Scott A. Barnet Still water run deep. Mary Barbuto Good bye is not an ending but a different start for you. A time for making brand-new friends and seeing dreams come true . . . John Barker 109 Gary Bell Do not go where the path leads. Rather, go where there are no paths and leave a trail. j mt SsM 1 1 iS Jennifer L. Berry The most thoroughly wasted of all days is that on which one has not laughed. Joseph Paul Bellofatto I hate being corny, so I have no origi- nal quote. — ILAMF and M — Doreen Maria Bennett With the feeling of hope, peace, free- dom and happiness, I look upon the future without fear of failure. Lisbeth Bertucci 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. Christine Blackwood Throughout our lives we have said many hellos and goodbyes to people we know; unfortunately, graduation is another goodbye. Michael Bickford It appears to be a vigorous climb over this mountain of trial and tribulation, but when you reach the peak you find that the real run was in the journey itself. BCC ' 84 Dan Bishop Dreams never die — they only come true. 110 Lisa Blake Yesterday has past. Tomorrow may never come. I will live for today until my life is done. Good Luck Laurie Brown To overlook the little things in life is to miss the biggest part of life itself. Sylvie C. Bonnichon Julie Crafts Bradeen The Boat Elizabeth Burnham If you ' re never scared or embar- rassed or hurt, it means you never take any chances. Joe Bucki A ship is safe in a harbor; but that is not what a ship is for. Marjorie Love Burgess One does not make friends, one rec- ognizes them. Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you. HI Jennifer Burtner We ' re always proving who we are, always reaching for that rising star . . . To guide me far and shine me home. . .out here on my own. Marc Cadieux Love many, trust few; always paddle your own canoe. Patrick Butler Susan M. Byrne If you can ' t take me for what I am, don ' t take me at all. The summer of •83.M.E.F.,R.J.C.,R.M.L.,B.R.J.S.,P.B. and A.T. David Caldarola A true fool runs through the grass, laughing as he flies, never will he die. — profound, ain ' t it. Joseph Canonico Walk through the land of creation, we ' re the generation who trod through great tribulation — Robert Marley — Chris Calvi We, the unwilling, led by the un- knowing, are doing the impossible for the ungreatful. James D. Canavan The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life. Rom 6:33 112 John J. Capano Hey dudes, How ' s life? Know what the magician knows and it ' s not magic anymore! Hey Alfred, thanks for ev- erything! Patrice Carroll It is not the winning, but the taking part that counts. Sarah Carr If all the good people were clever, and all the clever people were good, the world would be nicer than ever we thought that it possible could. Andrew F. Carter There are places I ' ll remember. In my life, though some have changed, some forever, not for better, some have gone and some remain. — John Lennon Clare Cavenaugh All the dust the wind blew high appeared like gold in the sunset sky. But I was one of the children told, some of the dust was really gold. — Robert Frost — Ann Casey It ' s the dream afraid of waking that never takes the chance. Chris Cataldo As a philosopher once said, Hitch your wagon to a star ... Well why is it always cloudy when I try? 113 Patricia Anne Chirillo Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. — Good luck class of ' 84 — Daniel Ciccolo It helps to think of rock music as a youth ' s way of getting even for spin- ach. Joanna Clifford I do not leave here to repeat past accomplishments, but to meet new challenges. Leah Coburn Never imagine yourself not to be otherwise than what it might appear to others that what you were or might have been was not otherwise than what you had been would have appeared to them to be otherwise. — Lewis Carroll — Catherine Cole Homework is no laughing matter. 114 Ellen Colleran Peter Collier The pioneers of a warless world are the young men and women who re- fuse military service. — Albert Ein- stein — Keith Comeau Adam Conrad Where there is faith, there is love. Where there is love there is peace. Where there is peace, there is God. Where there is God, there is not need. Christine Moog Coyle I am what I am. To look for reasons is beside the point . . . TOODLES!! Chris Copye I hope I make it through the year. Julie Ruth Couillard 115 Walter Crowley Seize this day! Begin now! Each day is a new life. Seize it. Live it. For in today already walks tomorrow. Dawna Creighton Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We ' ll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we ' ll find these are the best of times. Fiestas Forever. Jeffrey P. Crowell May God bless all who were involved with me in this great learning experi- ence called ' High School ' . Sean M. Culbert You never know until you try it twice. Lorine Dawe I shall pass through this world but once. If, therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do, let me do it now; let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. — Etienne de Grellet — Jacquelyn L. Cutting Karen Davis If my eyes can see it, and my heart can believe it; I know I can achieve it! 116 James Demaggio David Delano If you do not think of the future, you cannot have one. Darlene P. Deiuze Taurus . . . There are many languages in this large world but a smile speaks them all! . . .Thank you D.M.M. and A.B.L. for being such good friends! Stephen William Dempsey Don ' t take life too seriously . . . you ' ll never get out of it alive. Stephen Doody Mark Igo for president. Russell Dennis Steven DiMartinis 117 Robert Dorion It may seem a million miles away, but it gets a little closer every day. Michael A. Duffy When all else fails we can whip the horses ' eye and make them sleep and cry. . . — J.D.M. — Elaine Drown If your imagination and your dreams run away from you, run after them. John R. Duff Better to die for change than to live with what exists. Michelle Anne Duffy Faith, Family and Friends; I am in- deed wealthy. Henry J. DuLaurence IV Run, run rabbit run. Dig that hole, forget the Sun. And when at last, the work is done, don ' t sit down it ' s time to start another one. Aileen Bernadette Duggan Do I dare disturb the universe? In a minute there is time for decisions and revisions which a minute will reverse. Francis Duggan 118 Mary Dwyer The secret of life is enjoying the pas sing of time. Kim Elliott Kathi Emens I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep. Jeffrey Ertman Music can render words almost un- important. Robert Fandel The world is a looking-glass, and gives back to every man the reflec- tion of his own face. Thanks mom and dad, Steve and the gang. Jason F.B. Fadden As long as you care nothing else mat- ters. Claire Fahie A smile costs nothing but gives much. It enriches those who receive, without making poorer those who give. It takes but a moment, but the memory of it sometimes lasts forever. 119 James T. Farnham Save the loons — Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. Michelle Faubert Brian Ferguson The only path to reality is through the forest. Carol French Hold on to your dreams, though sometimes it ' s hard. Just hold your head up and reach for the stars. Hold onto your dreams, though they seem far away, and those dreams will come true, somehow, someway! Cynthia M. Fredie Emily M Freeman Something witty but profound, origi- nal but enduring, and encompassing my entire personality. ' OK. . . It ' s been real. I trust C period will not forget the meaning of life . . . 120 SMILE! Meg Garrity Take me down alleys where the mur- ders are done in a vast high powered rocket to the core of the sun. Want to read books in the studys of men. Born on the breeze and die on the wind. Allen R. Furey Jr. Doug Galpin When the morning gather the rain- A winner never quits. A quitter nev- bow want you to know I am a rainbow er wins. too. B.M.W. Ann Gilbert We should all be judged by what we search for in life rather than by what we find. Jeff Granatino There is only one success: to spend your life your own way. Karen E. Glasheen You are only what you are when no one is looking. Tom Goba Live today — For yesterday ' s gone and tomorrow may not come. 121 John Patrick Grassl Most likely to succed Alison Weir Gustafson Without friends no one would choose to live, though he had all other goods. David Gregoire We all know, that people are the same wherever you go. David Dee Griffin It is the quality that counts, and not the quantity Kathy Ann Hackett 1 am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love to- day. James Hanlon See ya at the reunion! Sarah Haff Jay W. Hallowell I love life, but sometimes it gets sog- Can you picture what will be. . .so gy in milk. Florida ' 83, Bahamas ' 84! limitless. . .and free. . . 122 Kathy Hanson It matters not how long we live, but how. Andrea P. Hart He who keeps his heart young and his expections high, never allows his dreams to die. Christopher Harvey Oz never did give nothin ' to the tin man . . . that he didn ' t already have. Stephen P. Heney It takes love over gold and mind over matter to do what you do that you must; when things that you hold can fall and be shattered or run through your fingers like dust. Matthew P. Hickey The most familiar paths are for those who wish to be uniformly the same, and those who wish to be uniformly different. The individual who forges his own path is truly unique. Diane Hernberg If you love something set it free. If it comes back it is yours. If it doesn ' t it was never meant to be. GH Robert Hess Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. 123 Linda Hirtle To live your life in your own way. . .To reach the goals you have set for yourself. . . To be the you that you want to be . . . That is success. Stephen W. Horte Michael Thomas Karl Horvath I do profess to be no less than I seem, to love him that is honest, to con- verse with him that is wise and says little, to fight when I cannot choose, and to eat no fish. — Shakespeare Lisa Hume You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today. And then one day you find 10 years have got behind you, no one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun. Mark Igo Half my life is full of sorrow, half of joy, still fresh and new; One of these lives is a fancy, but the other one is true. Jonathan D. Hurley The purpose in life is not to be just happy, but to matter and be produc- tive. That will bring happiness. David M. lacomini Promise yourself to be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to per- mit the presence of trouble. 124 Cindi Ingalls Make way for the conductor of the crazy-train. . . Mark H. Invernizzi Stacey Hogan Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that can not fly. Susan Jacobson Just remember in the winter far be- neath the bitter snow, lies the seed, that with the sun ' s love, in the spring becomes the rose. Jennifer James Dare to do what you dream. Search your heart to know what you most desire to do; then do it, for you can become by perseverance what you long to be. Julie Ann Joyce Friendship is love without his wings. George Joncas Accept people for what they are not what you want them to be. Jennifer Jordan Chok ' d with ambition of the meaner sort. — Shakespeare The mind of the man is the man himself. — Cicero 125 Susan Elizabeth Joyce The happiest people seem to be those who have no particular cause for being happy except that they are so. Nancy B. Keenan Our good times have come and gone, and our memories will last a lifetime, but the best is yet to come. — Good luck to the Senior Class of 1984. Thanx mom and dad. Rhea Sue Kanke You never fail until you stop trying Elizabeth Keating What is life with time and care if you don ' t take time to stop and stare. Dana F. Klay U 2 . . .the band. . .SonCity. . .Stewey! . . .From dust to dust our lives fade away We are the wind ' s empty sighing Vanity, all is vanity All but The Cross All but His Dying. Thomas J. Kent Robert Douglas Keyes When this you see, remember me. Bare me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may. Speak of me as you find. 126 John Knab Live each day as if it were your last — For one day you are sure to be right. Luke M. Lambert A chip on the shoulder indicates there is wood higher up. Christopher Kozlow Renee LaBonte Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today. Erik James Larson I will choose a path that ' s clear; I will choose free will. Conrad V. Langenhagen Kenneth W. Lapham The best is bought only at the cost of It don ' t mean a thing. . . — Duke great pain. Ellington — 127 Elizabeth Ashley Lawless The wise man lives to never need in life, for he has the knowledge to know. Only then can he take what he truly wants for life; Giving him the privilege of endless power to accept any challenges life has to show him. Bryant C. Ling For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain. If only for this life we have hope in Christ, we are to be pitied more that all men. Phil. 1:21, I Cor. 15:19 Steven License Collier Ann Lincoln If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. Curtis Ling Greater is He that is in me than he that is in the world. Allison Jane MacBean And when the night is cloudy there is still a light that shines on me. Shine until tomorrow, let it be. Lori Lopaus Michael Lydon 128 « Judith M. MacCune Whenever I feel like working I lie down till the feeling goes away. Allison Marie MacPhadden These years have been but a small fraction of the life we have left to live, but they have been memorable ones. Michael MacDonald Graham MacNeil It is excellent to have a giant ' s strength, but tyrannous to use it like a giant. Karen Mai Malme 3e who you are, not what others want ou to be. Lauren J. Marca Mary Beth Margotta Let the world know you as you are If you have a dream follow it, for not as you think you should be. dreams are what futures are made of. 129 Julie M. Matheson Good friends — Good times Good bye. Daniel Richard McDonald ' Book ' em — Steve McGarret Joseph Mayer It ' s been fun, but the good times have just begun. Elizabeth McCormack Always save souvenirs of the past so you won ' t think it was all a dream. Paula McDonough Promise ' s promises John McKenna 130 Stacey McLaughlin It ' s been a long hard haul, but now it ' s time to move on. There ' s nothing but blue skies and smooth sailing ahead. IT FEELS GREAT TO BE FREE. Scot McViney Douglas McLoud I am bringing all my energies to bear on this one thing: forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead. Phil. 3:13, K.B., M.S. Karen Ann McNamara Too much of everything is just enough. AUison Mills Now you can get on with your search baby, an ' I can get on with mine, and maybe someday we will find that it wasn ' t really wasted time... — Eagles — Kathy Michon He is no fool who gives what he can- not keep to gain what he can not lose. Douglas Hale Miller You don ' t get to choose how you ' re going to die. Or when. You can only decide how you ' re going to live. Now. — Joan Baez — 131 Tracey Lee Mitchell Remember yesterday, Dream about tomorrow, but Live for today! ! Tony Moore Let him that would move the world, first move himself. 143, CD Patricia Lynne Moody Joseph Anthony Mooney To cease to think is but little different Finally out. from ceasing to be. James Moore Imagination is everything. — Albert Einstein — Michael F. Mullen F.G.LO. — Thank God It ' s Over. David Morris John Dwight Morton What you own is your own kingdom, what you do is your own glory. What you love is your own power, what you live is your own story. In your head is the answer, let it guide you along. Let your heart be the anchor, and the beat of your own song. — Niel Peart — 132 Laura Mulrooney The way you lead no one may follow; that path is for your steps alone. — Grateful Dead S.P. — Debbie Murley No one is a failure who is enjoying life. Tim Mundy John S. Murdy Life on Thursday is tougher than on We all live under the same sky, but any other day. don ' t all have the same horizon. Ellen Murphy The most utterly lost of all days is that in which you have not once laughed. Elisa Murray Shoot at the sun and you may hit a star. . . Jayne Murphy The moments may be temporary, but the memories last forever. Steven Murphy 133 Patrick Murray If you are keeping your lead when all about you are losing theirs and blam- ing it on you then you obviously don ' t understand the problem. Sue Murray Don ' t cry over yesterday. Learn to live today. The promise of tomorrow is just a dream away. Mark Navin Humor is a reminder that no matter how high one sits on one ' s throne, one sits on one ' s bottom. Dimitri John Nionakis The great hope of society is indi- vidual character. Lee Ann O ' Donoghue Amy Novakoff A faithful friend is a strong defense; and he that hath found such an one hath found a treasure. Rob Nyman God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. 134 James Walter O ' Brien Some people reach the top of their ladders of life and realize it ' s been leaning against the wrong wall. John O ' Brien People asking questions lost in con- fusion. I tell them there ' s no prob- lems, only solutions. Kathleen O ' Donnell There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. Kevin Edward O ' Sullivan No matter how hard you pull, you can ' t get those knots out. — D. Susan J. Parsons Let ' s go up, and forget about down. Russell D. Palmer With all it ' s sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Susan Palmer 135 Peter Petersen People who matter are most aware that everyone else does too. Andrea Kristin Pearse What is lovely never dies but passes into other loveliness. Amorette Pedersen The trouble with many of us is that in trying times we stop trying. James Petersen Got no time to spend enroute. The time has come to be gone. And though our health we drank a thousand times; It ' s time to ramble on. Keith Petipas Finally be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil ' s schemes. — Beakers Forever — Elizabeth McCann Your love has been the key to my peace of mind. 136 Nancy M. Pizzelli Michelle Plouffe Arlene Powell Life is a game of chances so I ' ll take my chances on you. Ronald Quain Today Baseball, Tomorrow Lacrosse. Kim Power David A. Puleo One makes mistakes: that is life. But it is never quite a mistake to have loved. 137 Deborah Reidy A friend is one who doesn ' t need a reason. Megan Reilly True happiness consists not in true multitude of friends but in the worth and choice. Michael Patrick Ribaudo You must do the best you can with what you have, what you are and what you have become. Steven J. Richardson If you can ' t be with the one you love, love the one you ' re with. — CSN. Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor track, AFS: Stay Gold! Maia Christina Ricci He is no fool who gives what he can not keep to gain what he can not lose. (Jim Elliot — Martyred in Equador) Michael Ricciarelli 138 Caroline Rocha I ' ll always remember the good old days, the sweet memories of yester- day. Candy ' O Peter Rogalski Something wicked this way comes. Susan Everhart Rodgers ... I am free, yes I ' m free now. I ' m on my way. — Earth, Wind and Fire — Lydia Carr Rodman Do you ever get the feeling that the story is too damn real and in the present tense. Elizabeth Rogers Where there is a will, there always is a way. JS-M.V. 83, SB chatrats; la- crosse David Routhier School is memories and memories don ' t last. Robert E. Romano Hope Ramano Live so that you can look any man in the eye and tell him to go to hell. 139 Gwen Schuler Lisa E. Sargent Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened for you. Matthew 7:7 Jon E. Schrauth Amy Ellen Schwartz If you have anything really valuable to contribute to the world it will come through the expression of your own personality, that single spark of divinity that sets you off and makes you different from every other living creature. Shawn Severance It ' s been such a long time, I really must be going. Time doesn ' t wait for me. It keeps on going ... — Boston — Kimberly Diane Miller Follow your dreams and they will come true. Thank you Mom Dad. Valerie Ann Scottron Having a friend is the best thing there is. To my family and all my friends, I love you. 140 Sarah Shaw When the c ake falls, make a pudding! Phil Smith The kids will dance and shake their bones, and politicians throw their stones. Ashes to ashes, all fall down. Long live BCC ' 84. Eric Sherwin David L. Skulsky Don ' t stop thinkin ' about tomorrow! It will soon be here! — Fleetwood Mac — Francis R. Spellman Jr. The pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; the optimist, the opportunity in every difficulty. Jennifer Street Respect me for what I am, not for what you want me to be. Also re- member it ' s nice to be important but more important to be nice! Good luck B.R.,S.B.,N.P.,P.B.,P.T., and the whole class of ' 84. J.S. + J.L. 4-ever. John Stevenson The night is young there ' s no where to hide. The sky ' s the limit let ' s go for a ride. Kathy Stoehr The Lord God maketh my feet like hinds ' feet and setteth me upon mine High Places. — Psa. 18:33. 141 Lisa M. Striano Artists are the realists of all people, only because we dare to be ourselves. David B. Sudduth We can ' t return, we can only look behind from where we came. And go round and round and round in the circle game. James J. Sulhvan Suzanne Tanner Jesus said, I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will nev- er walk in darkness, but will have the light of life. John 8:12 Kenneth Thomas 142 Pamela Thornton Half our life is spent trying to find something to do with the time we have rushed through life trying to Brian Tiernan save. John Tribuna Footsteps echo in the corridors of time. Behind the past is left. The fu- ture lies with brightness ahead. Good friends, good times together spent. Rick Troia Although I may have a great many faults, and one might be this senior quotation. I did learn a lot in the last 12 years which to you may be a great fascination. Elaine Susan Trudell Remember: The ox is slow, but the earth is patient. 143 Robin Urbati A friend is there before you know it, to lend a hand before you ask it, and give you love just when you need it most. Mark C. Viden It is so completely unimportant. That is why it is interesting. James F. Vigneau What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare. Rebecca Lynn Vrzal Shakespeare is dead, my spoogle Denise Wallace Love does not make the world go ' round. Love is what makes the ride worthwhile. Mary Lou Walsh 144 Jacqueline Ward One can endure sorrow alone but it takes two to be glad. Siobhan Watson The nearer your destination, the more you ' re slip slidin ' away. Kimberly Beth Wells Teresa A. Welsh I cannot change yesterday. I can only make the most of today, and look with hope toward tomorrow. Deborah Willis A verdadeira amizade nunca morre A distancia nao a diminui e O tempo nao a destroi. James L. Weston When the world is running down, you make the best of what ' s still around. Gary Whyte 145 Allen J. Wilson . . . And as the eagle leaves the nest, it ' s time for us to go . . . Wendy Wright Pamela A. Winch God ' s gift to you is yourself; your gift to God is what you make of yourself Deborah Ann Wisleder There is no such thing as best in a world of individuals. — Hugh Prather — Catherine Margaret Young So many roads to choose. We start our walking and learn to run. We ' re only just begun. l Kimberly Marie Zona I have tomorrow in my dreams of today. I am the future, I ' ll find the way. Becky Zeller Do not fear the shadows for they just mean that there is light somewhere nearby. Cheryl Zona Life is what you make of it, life is being kind, hfe is being thoughtful, and it ' s just a STATE OF MIND — Nicky Sully — 146 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Hugo Eduardo Barrios AFS Es laTelarana que atrapa amigos Helen Bearley Fernando Casas Varela Si tu quieres tener experiencias tu camino es por Rotary. Anne-Louise Kurzen Eduardo Nettle En la vida hay cosas magicas. Cuando llegamos a caprarlas, vemos que esta tiene otro sentido Ortiga. 147 Joe Bucki Katherine Gillespie Lawrence Healey Jennifer Burns Mary Carter David Goodwin John Gray Kathy Higgins Brian Hoffses Donna Devito Eileen Hayden Stephen Hoffses Douglas Hooper Linda Hume George Hutt Susan Jakub Allison Macphadden 4 . i Lisa Murphy Ellen Marrocco Terrence McDonough Gerard Murphy William Walker Caroline Caniff Donald Losordo Kimberley Miller Harold Phipps Lisa Sorentino Cassandra Stonis 149 FRENCH CLUB Kenneth Carr, Jeanne Gatnik, Lisa McGowan, Murielle Joublin, Susan Johnson, Rebecca Vrzal, Miss Tarr, Michelle Coulone, Wendy Haviland, Amy Goulden, Erin Kelleher. DEBATE TEAM L-R, Top to Bottom, Lisa Emery, Sonia Mur- ray, Stephanie Ponte, Christine Pierie, Jason Fadden, Maureen Fitzpatrick, Dawn Bryan- ton, Paul Abreu, Alice Yacobian, Advisor, Erica Larsen, John Capano, Jennifer Burtner, David Gregoire, James Haviland, — Advisor. 150 A.F.S. Sallt Schwalm, Patty Comer, Peter Delano, Ross Condit, Chris Harvey, Bill Brewer, Edith McClentic, Helen Brearley, Eduardo Nettle, Hugo Barrios, Mark Cadero, Sean Cafferty, Sethany Harvey, John Cannon, Jeff Grever, Andrea Thompson, Jen James, Jay Hallowell, Fernando Casas, Shelley Kanke, Patty O ' Reagan, Jen Ballou, Lynn Hallowell, Steve Richardson, Ted Blazak, Brian Phifer, Nicky Ulrich (rep), Jen Burtner, Steve Horte, Lisa Battista, Sandy Martin, Mike Shane, Wendy Larrabee, Amy Vrzal, Tony Cortese, Trish Taylor, Marc Orlandino, Alex Lagos, Glenn Wilson, Steve Leonard, Dawn Bryanton, Debbie WiUis, AOison Smith, Jen Budgett, Joe Bucki, Kenny Carr, Roland Bourdon, John Mathews, Sean Culbert (vice pres.), Torarin Didrikson, Debbie Bourdon, Anne-Louise Kurzen, Maureen McCarthy, Son ja Murray (rep), Sabrina Dunlap, Julie Chambers, Jen Martin Not Shown: Judy Spivak (sec) Jen Jordan (treas) Lauren Marcq (pres) Skip Lindell (rep) 151 SKI CLUB 152 Todd Sherwin Chris Thayer, Michael Summerville, Phil Colleran, John Hurley, Jay Halowell, Eric Livingston, Betsy Brown, Julie Supple, Joe Mayer Leon Merian, Steve Baker, Nicky Ullrich, Rob Fandell, Nancy Cunningham, Deirdre Cavanaugh, Dimitn Nionakis, John Cannon, Diane Reynolds ' , Hadley Donaldson, Julie Joncas, Clare Cavanaugh, Lee McCormick, Ginny Smith, Liz Burnham, Jenny Berry, Doug Miller, Heather Miller, Yvette Spirito, Sue Rogers, Tim Carr STUDENT COUNCIL 1st row: Jason Fadden, Frank Spellman, Michelle Duffy, Ann Gilbert, Kim Potter, Jen Hendricks 2nd row: Bob Zaccardi, Steve Baker, Mary Sprito, Julie Supple, Joan Diggins, Jamie Mclnnes, Andy Needle, Ted Blazak 3rd row: Jay Sullivan, Steven McAloon, Sue Rogers, Mark Stuart, Kim Cox, Colline Brady, Michelle Doran, John Mclnnes, Chris Pimentell, Bill Eaton, Leon Merian 4th row: Elizabeth Burnham, Jen Hale, Betsy Brown, Julie Chambers, Julie Ward, Jen Sacon, Janet Quain, Michelle Berard, Tracy Mara 5th row: Frank Duggan, Brenda Kennedy, Sarah Shaw, Kathi Emens, Sue Jacobson, Rachel Winokur, Lisa Theopolis, Debbie Duroni, Lisa Murray, Erin Kelleher, Kendra Schrauth, Deidra Cavanaugh 6th row: Dimitri Nionakis, Diane Hernberg, Jeff Granatino, Ted Schrauth, Patrice Carol, Ann Casey, Lee McCormack, Clare Cavanaugh 7th row: Chrissy Wade, Jen Budgett, Tricia Downing, Jane Foster, Peter Collier, Walter Crowley 153 DRAMA CLUB 154 Top Left: Laura Barnett, Laura Carter, Lisa Theopolis 2nd Left; Charlie Dillaway, Andrea Sullivan, Eric Livingston 3rd Left: Katie Longo, Jennifer James, Patty O ' Reegan, Julie Coullard 4th Left: Jamie Mclnnes, Kendra Moyer, Ken Lapham, Jen Budgett, Kim Chapman 5th Left: Joanne Potosko, Mark Viden, Chrissy Coyle, Jim Moore 6th Left: Jen Jordon, John O ' Brien, Joseph Mayer 7th Left: Deborah Wisleder, Jennifer Burtner, Heather Ross HARBOLITE STAFF Top Left: Mark Viden, Ken Lapham, Dimitri Niona- kis, Jen Jordan Eileen Duggan Middle Left: Jen Budget, Peter Carr, John Duff, George Hutt, Sally Shwam, Amy Pederson Bottom Row: Stephanie Chris Pierce, David lacomini, Jennifer Burtner, Matt Hurley Harbolite Editors lark Viden, Dimitri Nionakis, Amy Pederson, Jen 3rdan, John Duff _ . v Frank Duggan Darthmouth Book Award Frank Spellman Colby Book Award ' 4 156 Kathy Michon Mount Holyoke Book Award Anne Gilbert Havard Book Award John Duff Brown Book Award Dimitri Nionakis Suffolk Book Award Debora Wisleder Princeton Book Award SOPH. CLASS OFFICERS Diedra Cavanaugh, Steve Baker, Leon Merian, John Mclnnes STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL TO THE SCHOOL COMM. Peter Collier, Michelle Duffy, Dimitri Niona- kis, Kathy Emans SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Frank Spellman President Clare Cavenaugh Secretary John Duff Vice President James Farnham Treasurer 159 COLOUR GUARD Left to Right: Jenene Gervazi, Debbie Borden, Tina Lawrence, Cheryl Flagg, Debbie Reidy, Lisa Batista, Miss Murray, Miss Tompson. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Sarah Shaw, Kim Potter, Frank Duggan, Di- ane Hernberg JUNIOR OFFICERS Mary Sprite, Evan Fitzwilliam, Linda Spallouzzi, missing: Marie Doyle STUDENT ADVISORS TO THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Sean Culbert and Mary Dwyer MATH TEAM top row left; Curtis Ling, Bill, John Sargent, Mike Robin- son. 2nd row: Maurice Ling, Tony Cortese, Kenny Carr, David Gregoire, Bryant Ling. 3rd row: Emily Freeman, Sue Smith, Becky Vrzal, Elaine Trudell, Jeff Crowell, Karen Glasheen, Jon Jones. SPANISH CLUB Yvette Sprito, Sue Smith, Kate, Tony Cortese, Some- one ' s sister, Michael Hovath, Chrissy Coyle, Conrad Langenhagen, C. Rodriguez, Joe Bucki, Jennifer Jordan, Pam Winch. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top Row: Kathy Balerna, Kim Potter, Steve Murphy, Jay Sullivan, Michael Horvath 2nd Row: Dimitri Nionakis, Rob Hess, John Knab, Pat Murray, Frank Spellman, Stephen Heney. 3rd Row: Frank Duggan, Katy Arnold, Leah Coburn, Deborah Wisleder, Emily Freeman, Curtis Ling, Julie Joyce, Miai Ricci, Elisa Murray. 4th Row: Ann Casey, Cheryl Alexander, Karen Glasheen, Conrad Langenhagen, Jeff Crowell, Luke Lambert. 5th Row: Elaine Trudell, Hope Romano, Kathy Michon, Ann Gilbert, Linda McLaughlin, Laura English, David Gregoire, Bryant Ling. 6th Row: Kathy Hanson, Mary Dwyer, Mark Viden, John Duff, Erik Larson, Graham McNeil, Pam Winch. 7th Row: Becky Zeller, Becky Vrzal, Jen Jordan, Lisa Sargent. 163 :j 1 -yr«— . 4 1 Hi mL 1 1 Hll Sil «f Wttt ' ig MR. DIRK? CHORUS 166 top row: Jeff Griever, Jamie Mclnnes, Billy Brewer, Mike O ' Connell 2nd row: Michelle Plouffe, Tina Lawrence, Paula McDonough Sue Joyce, Lee Ann O ' Donoughe. 3rd row: Sabrina Dunlap, Stephanie Harvey, Charlie DiUaway, Debbie Lapham, Heather Ross 4th row: Joanne Potsko, Chrissy Coyle, Jim Moore, Ken Lapham, Jennifer James. 5th row: Kendra Moyer, Kristm McNair, Patty O ' Reegan, Alexandra Anabel 6th row: Mindy Heller, Mary Lengloises. Debbie Borden YEAR BOOK STAFF top row: Ann Casey, Jennifer Burtner, Jim Farnham, Patrice Carroll, Jay Sullivan, Michael Horvath 2nci row: Jen Jordan, Kathy Hanson, Kathy Young, Lorine Dawe, Kathy Emmons, Pam Winch 3rd row: Sue Jacobson, Deborah Wisleder, David lacomini w camera, Kim Arkell, Cyndi Fredie YEAR BOOK EDITORS Michael Horvath, Jim Farnham, Patrice Carroll. 167 THE YEARBOOK STAFF WISHES TO THANK THE FOLLOWING PATRONS: MR. MRS. ALFRED G. BARNET HENRY AND BARBARA BISHOP MR. MRS. JOHN M. 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