Hingham High School - Highway Yearbook (Hingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1988 volume:

Hingham High School Hingham, Massachusetts 1988 is ' ,«;.. -K ,. ' ■ - 1 1 • - „-„, :i,, 4 MhinS ijAMHl 1 10 jfk «t««l[lll ' ' mmimmm i ' • i jffiii a ' safe: 11 12 X t- ' 13 15 16 «s ' SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT SUPERINTENDENT Robert Novelli CURRICULUM COORDINATOR Charles Vickery Lewis Ernst As you have already discovered, actions cause consequences. Some consequences are intended, others are unintended. I hope that your education has given you the wisdom to take cor- rect actions and the maturity to accept the consequences of those actions. 18 HINGHAM HIGH ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Robert O ' Day A smile and a kind word are priceless gifts — to give and to re- ceive. Richard MacLeod Denise Walsh To strive is to live. 19 Be the best that you can be, cherish everyday of your life and those special people who are part of it. Will miss you . . . b 1 1 1 ■HHh ' ' t ■ Sfc p 1 ' ■ ■t- A M B si i i |- -vij in l fl % ■ 0 p ' z t W Gerard Bliss Art Imagine. Michael Borek Math Gordon Bates Science James Berlenbach English 20 Ideas are such funny things; they never work unless you do. Con- gratulations and Good Luck! Paul Cappers Chorus Dreams: life ' s melodies. Dis- appointments: short dissonances toward the harmony of success. Jeffrey Browne Band Carol Dwyer Guidance Counselor Dennis Clinton Physical Education Charles Dirk Science Let each become all that he (or she) is capable of being. 21 Ronald Goba English Dept. Head Self-actualization is the first step toward self-transcendence. Dorothy Galo Math Science Dept. Head Beverly Gilbert Teacher Aide 22 Meredith Gordon Physical Education Joan Grimm Nurse Nancy Gustafson Guidance Counselor Congratulations to you, the class of 1988. Best wishes for the future. James Haviland English Use the mind! Virginia Hansell Business Dare to be great Class of ' 88! Karin Herman Teacher Aide Karin Hewitt Secretary John Higgins English — Drama Excellent! Volunteering by . Patricia Harding Resource Room Aide Stephen Herrmann Social Studies 23 Life is not open notebook. ' Barbara Johnson Teacher Aide John Kennedy Physical Education 24 r William Larson Math Richard Lawrence Industrial Arts Dept. Head Claudia Leone Math Ooh, ooh, we ah good! Joan Linnehan Special Education 25 Gale Nutter Home Economics Dept. Head Roger McClentic Music Art Dept. Head Best wishes for a happy and productive life to all members of the Classof 1 988 Michael Mulry Spanish 26 Erin O ' Brien Business 1 Teresa O ' Brien Business Claire O ' Callaghan Teacher Aide Greta Pennel Engiisii Steven Olson Math John Penny Science Richmond Poole Science Xf r 1 H ■ t - B H J H li B y ' ijj li . Agnes Quill Business Dept. Head Charles Ozug English Tamara Perelman Social Studies 27 Carol Robinson Spanish Joseph Ryan Industrial Arts Excellence is always optional 28 Sally Stevens Social Studies Cynthia Taccini Home Economics 29 Cafeteria Staff Elizabeth Trubia Librarian There is no sailing ship like a book. Alice Yacobian English Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, I must speak. Shakespeare, lb. [265] Alfred Shaw (Head Custodian), Robinson (Maintenance), Una Hersey, John Callahan, Ernest Olson, Edward Osis, Beth Priestly, Frank Ward, Roger Wheeler, Fred Woodward 30 Senior Class Officers D. Giarusso (vice-president), K. White (secretary), K. Manning (president), K. Harkins (treasurer) This year we, as seniors, have worked very hard to raise funds to meet our var- ious end of the year costs. We were lucky to be allowed to run the concession stand for the season ' s first football game, as well as for the homecoming game. Throughout the last week of October we sold chocolate pumpkin lollipop mes- sages. We also sold candy bars during the weeks of November 9th and 16th. However, the biggest fundraiser so far this year was work day in which students raked leaves, earning money for the class. In order to help pay for the year- books, the senior prom, and graduation caps and gowns, it was necessary for us to continue at the rate we started out at. We want to thank you all for constantly being there to help in these endeavors. Other successes this year included the dating service in which we found out who our real soul mates are, the talent show in which we were able to recognize the true talents of the students of H.H.S., the Class of ' 88 t-shirts which we will all be able to enjoy during our extra longi summer vacation this year, and the class photos which we will all treasure for years to come. Good luck Class of ' 88, we ' ll miss you!! Kathy Dave Katie Kristin 32 Joseph Agostino Joe Agostino The future ' s uncertain and the end is always near so let ' s keep on partin and have year Christopher Amirault Tessa Elisabeth Anable Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Remember: home perms, Beast-mobile, ham pizza and Weymouth girls. Smith Day, Daytona Beach, Steve Morns, the convertible, muppet-babies. Court 6, sideline games, Newbury Street, Kiwi ' s, and No bottle opener? Use the fence. l laryellen Therese Anderson Mar, Me ' Til always be a bit restless, I suppose. I still have ' nt found what I ' m looking for . . . Bono, U2, thanks . . . KL, MH, JR, Jl, TC, JR, LG, TA. Always remember Florida, Virginia, concerts, rm. 212, cruising, enough already, That ' s all, Summer 87, Wanna go bowling? Thanks Mom and Dad. Your always on my mind Pa, Pa, Pa, Ca, Ja. Thanks for the memories and Best Wishes Class of 88! Teri Anderson remember: Florida. Haddocks. W. Roxbury Any one? breakfast at Bliss ' s. Steakums! Thanks JB PG RD MD SB JP JP Stop the world I wanna get off! Hey, mom, I made it! I ' ll always be a happy camper! Matthew James Aprea Matt The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step If you don ' t want to swim against the stream sit on a rock and wait Places I ' d rather be . . . oh, was that due today? Oh baby! WQL Julianne Arena Julie lhavemyrespectforyou,lwouldn ' ttry to change the things you do: Give me your faith, But let me learn it my way. AFS: Friends and Experiences. Memories for a lifetime. Eduardo Arroyo My warm and sincerest wishes of happiness for all and especially for those that enhanced my stay in the U.S. and made it a memorable experience. I want to thank my parents for giving me a chance like this . . . Atte. your always friend EDUARDO 33 Edmund Quincy Baldwin Ned, Nedwin, Grace. This is a time to remember. . .foritwill not last forever. Next time you ' re at a fancy restaurant, checl undertiie table for gum. You ' ll be surprised! Pres. ,A.F.S. . . . Thats what M.A.S.P. ' s for ... F=ma ... S.M. for dictator . . . Sorry Chief. A pillow fight. . .Maine. . .11-07Thats no sunset, it ' s a sunrise so here ' s iookin ' at you kid. Lisa Banl(s Banksie Whats up? Going Out? Hey Coke Man. Let ' s go skiddin ' in the snow. Hey Lizlie lets go golfing. Why? It don ' t work click click Mike wake up. U2 from the car. Take a trip to Penn. Christmas at the beach. What? Stay on the see saw. K. Y. — Summer School. The Charger. Plug up. (What a trip) Crusin ' in the kermitmobile. Hi Mom and Dad. I made it. I Love ya ' Mike. Robert Barbuto Katherine Elizabeth Beal Though it ' s hard to let you go, in the Father ' s hands .we Know that a lifetime ' s not too long to live as friends . . . Special thanks to my friends and my family — I love you! The world was made round so we could not see too far down the road . . . Good luck Class of ' 88! James Andrew Bello Jim There ' s so many different worlds, so many different suns and we have just one world, but we live in different ones Thoughts of SKIING are those thought best. Bono and Eddie, (What a Pair!) Tha nx for the opportunities Mom Dad. Thanx for the times Class of ' 88! Good Luck in the future, and remember: No Guts, No Glory! CHEERS!!! James Henry Bishop Jim Never quit or give up on something. Give it a chance! William Quinn Bennett Bill Success is failure inside out, the silver tint to the clouds of doubt. And you can never tell how close you are, it may be near when it seems afar. So stick to the fight when you ' re hardest hit. It ' s when things seem worst that you must not quit. THE STREET THE RAMP SKATE TO RELATE! Dennis Benoit I ' d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints. Only the good die young. 34 Nicole R. Bonitto Nikki ' Hey, how ' s your onion? LBLB ACCCMFLLKMTMCSGSLSKYKY, Miss yah all. Brockton Fair I was calling you but . . . Vineyard (abandoned at Party) Bathroom Buddies, Good Luck chic Masters! Thanks Mom and Dad I love you! Mags community tests (Burping), nana nana . . Hey Hey hey Good bye! Good luck Class of ' 88! Lesley Boretti Spent a little time on the mountain Spent a little time on the hill Things went down we don ' t understand But I think in time we will What? What? Ski The shiny bathroom Dead Shows Don ' t laugh too hard now Teddy Bear Puff a lumps Soaked and See saws Mark the buggy tides Don ' t forget where you parked the car (especially in Worcester) The dead fish 7-1 1 Cars cind Shoe boxes $2 for gas money Bathroom Buddies Chicmaster! Brian Bowen Dez Et non in Arcadia ego. We walk the streets at night We go where eagles dare Wetraded eyesandfeatures You think they really care? There is no more than what you deny yourself. Thanks: Logein, Cind, Bill, Matt, Tom, Gar, Ken, Chad, Jon L, KR, Hig, MP, Doc, Tyler, Jaim, Big Dan, Ed, Ian, Luke, Tim, Big Jaime, Little Jaime, Ski, Lloyd, Allie and Jill Borten. Milkmen, eipocalypse tomorrow. Michael A. Brazis We know what happens to people who stay in the middle of the road. They get run over. Low rider, Wear-guard, fourth of July, M.N.O., M.S., Multiple chest wounds to the head, 4-stitches, Flattop, Mom. Matthew Brennan Matty in the Morning I ain ' t no joke. . . and we outta here . . . sex, drugs, rocks roll one outta three ain ' t bad. I am the golden child . . . shweimpkin!!!! In memory BH ... 86 . . . Otis my man!! Emelio!!!! Bozo!!! Leve! Bakers Hill ... To all the girls I loved beiore, who traveled in and out my door. . .solongHHS. . .the legend lives on!!!! Ubba Dubba Doo!!!! Eric Brown Julie Briden Jubes, Crash The world changes in the blink of an eye. So keep your eyes open because once they ' re shut anything can happen. Good-bye HHS. Hello world of reality. Remember: Florida, purple palmtrees, squirt, haddocks, Do-Das, T-Buckets, anyones, W. Roxburys, Dave, all the norr-mas in the world, me. Thanks to my patient and supportive family and TA. Good Luck to JC, PG, SB, RD, JP, MD Julie Anne Brooks Jules Canada, London, Newport, Martha ' s Vineyard, U2, Bahamas, field hockey, D-spot, pretty big flea, Sully ' s Motto, the rafts . The memories made with my friends will never be forgotten. I ' ll miss you guys. Love and Thanks Mom and Dad. You too Chris and Bill! I love you Shaun! 35 Jill S. Buchwalter Draw a crazy picture, Write a nutty poem, Sing a mumble-gumble song. Whistle through your comb. Do a ioony-goony dance ' Cross the kitchen floor, Put something silly in the world That ain ' t been there before — Shel Silverstein Allison Butler The harder the battle the sweeter the victory. You can get it if you really want. — J. Cliff Gunrock Pegging Shower — Party Making Videos Boston the boat the bench Jack — Pumpkinhead Ku PT Harborlight Doomsdays D.C. Paging Is it summer yet Kath? Kim Elizabeth Butler Kimmy Barbie, Debbie Memories ... A HOPELESS ROMANTIC, GONE WITH THE WIND, CHAMPAGNE MANIA, NEW YR ' S EVE ' , WOMPATUCK, DRAMA AND ROB, MIMOSAS SNOW- STORMS, IN WITH THE OUT CROWD, SNOW BUNNIES ' 86, BREAKFAST, CALIFORNIA GIRLS, STAY GOLD MN, JC, MP, TS, AH, KP, JG, EG Sally Ann Byrne Sally Follow your dreams take one step at a time, don ' t settle for less just continue to climb. Thanks to all my friends! Mom, thanks for being there. Christine B. Cafferty Chris Honestly, I was trying to get the worm . . . I ' d rather be golfing. ' What stop sign? Hey skidder Out-to-lunch . . . BS, KJ, SF, PR, KY, LB, NB, DJ, AB, TM, DS, KM, KP, MS. Friends 4-eva. U guys were there to catch my fall, literally. U guys I luv you. Thanx Mom! Tara Cafferty I remember the times that we shared, we laughed and we ched, we shared our hopes our joys, but how it seems so long ago. I hope the future is filled with happiness. Good Luck Class of ' 88! I ' ll never forget Jenn ' s Little Red Hat Don ' t Stop Believin ' Thankx everybody! Joseph P. Calvi Joe Life is to short to worry and wonder why so sit down, hold your cards up and bluff. Some good old boys drinking whiskey and rye singing this will be the day when I die 10 10 Jennifer Campbell Jen Thanx for all the fun times! I ' ll miss you guys: Patient Jules, Kristin, Jo, Lynda, Sara, Derek (fer) — Thanx, Spell, 2, Jim — I ' ll neverfigure you out. Missy — you ' re the best and I love ya! I could ' t have done it without you Mom and Dad. Love ya Dave! 36 Christine M. Canavan Chrissytine If you have a dream, make it come true, our DREAMS will I promise KB — stairwell, Hammock, Mt. Climbing, What do they have in common? Is this really LOVE? Now thats a silly Question ! JOY Let ' s go camping again ! TANYA — Pepperonis? Ick! Thanx Nancy! Mom, you are so cute! DAD — still searching 4 the eternal 5 yr old daughter! HEY JUDE let ' s go dancing! SMILE EVERY1 ITS OVER! Andrea Christine Cappella Boo Remember, nothing dries faster than a tear. Mono-woman Ah Go-mornin ' The paradox af age: The young want to be old, and the old want to be young. I love you Steve, Mom, Dad, Kath, PJ, Jim, Sm, OC, KB, JN, BN, VD, SA, = Remember who loves you and who will always love you! 6 1-9 2 . . . 1 16-present Lisa Ann Carey Andy My life has been a Tapestry Of rich and royal hue. An everlasting vision, Of the ever-changing view. A wonderous woven magic, In bits of blue and gold. A tapestry to feel and see. Impossible to hold — Carole King A smile, a pout, a tear, a laugh A.B.L. E. I miss remembering the past. GWTW R-S-A-M Jen Carling Jen memories — Coffee at Page ' s. KB and her car. The corner of Whitcomb and High St. N.Wey. prom C.H. Pushing those?!; Cgj carts in the parking lot C.C. Jack throwing things JR No more tripping Chaz! A.U. dancing at the JP. Remember all those we love and those we hate, school ' s over. See ya! Keep smiling KB, AH, CC, DP, LC, JB, and CH Love you guy ' s! Rebecca Ann Carnes Beckie Rewards should be the product of what we do, not the purpose, BEST FRIENDS . . . Chats D + P-hM . . . Glass houses . . . The Pool . . . IRELAND ' 87 — pay the check? Jo need towels? illegal! DREADED PRACTICES, horoscopes ... old lady drivers Whitney . . . home made cookies. . .college weekends. . .First Night. . .Can I just tell you something? Tollhouse cookie trips . . . Thanks M D Christine V. Carney I would like to thank the class of ' 88, especially Andrea and Megan, for keeping my high school years interesting and helping me to grow. Football games, AFS meetings, West Side Story , trips to New York, and the Summer of ' 87 are some of the special memories which will stay with me forever. Good Luck and I ' ll see you at the reunion! Peter Carney Do your best, and have no regrets. Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, and live for today. Be a leader, but only lead toward the best. Says the Punsnatsher he who laughs last didn ' t get the joke . Whateva S.M. For Dictator. Steven Michael Carr Steve You can ' t always get what y ou want, but if you try sometime, you just might find you get what you need. — The Rolling Stones Celtics at MK ' s. . .NC ' s. . .BLAARP!! . . . OCL champs ' 87 . . . Florida . . . The Corner Store. . .FootballatPRv . . Homeslice! . . . Spain ' 86 ... AH ' s mom. . .Honey Buns. . .easy killer. . . Se-ri . . . Junior Prom . . . Luftansa, Chameleon. 37 Melissa Lydon Carty Lis And you know it ' s time to go through the sleet and driving snow across the fields of morning to a light that ' s in the distance On borderland we run, and still we run, we run and don ' t look back — U2 Yeah, so, what ' s your point? Many thanks to the moo mobile Mr. Personality, Justone bullet The History Rap, Cheese and Marshmallows . . . Bermuda and London AFS and everything else Shaun Carvelli If you know what life is worth, you will look for yours on earth and then you ' ll see the light and stand up foryour right. Thanks Mom and Dad. I LOVE YOU JULIE! John Cassedy Celine Charniaux I am an AFS student from France Juste un petit motpourdire que j ' aipasseune super annee a Hingham Je me suis fait de bons amis mais malheureusement ce n ' etait que pour un an. James Christoforo Paul A. Cieslik it ' s been such a long time. I think I should be goin ' . Time doesn ' t wait for me, Itkeepsonrollin. . . I gotta ' keep on chasin ' a dream . . . You ' ll forget about me after I ' ve been gone . . . I ' ve gotta ' keep chasin ' that dream or I may never find it. BOSTON. GLF. MONO. CHOMP-CHOMP. WBA. POKER, THNKS A-B GOING TO LIB. SLPING OUT TON. GD LK DJMPS. THNKS M D Christopher Clapp Chris The lobster was red, the ocean was blue, Henry Joe This BUDS for you ... — Rainsford, The beach , Roadtrips, The Pits, Cocacola, and a few fun trips. — End of Story — Erin Clifford Erin No one ever really knows what the future will bring but at least I can look back at the past and smile. Thanx Joe!! Thanks Mom and Dad. Love you Laurie and Rhonda, TS SC JT KC Heaven in your eyes punch buggy social piditol. . .Sandy beach, summer of 87 here I go again American pie can ' t we try 8 3 86 Journey Broncos Kiddo Business 38 Brian Comer EXCELLENCE — can be attained if you — CARE — more than others thinl is wise — RISK — more than others thinl is safe — DREAIVI — more than others thinl is practical — EXPECT — more than others think is possible. A good time was had by all. Congratulations class of ' 88! Charles Cordiero Siobhan Connolly Shiv Thank you for being a friend, we traveled down the road and back again. My heart is true, youre a pal and a confidant. The Kiwi ' s, WWR, use the fence , Where are my keys D.R.? Loon, Beast Mobile, A P stores, Kootch friend. The Bulkhead, Where are we? Roxbury? The Stakeout, JT concert. Thanks for everything Trace, Moe Heath, Spell, Kim, Joce, Tessa, Jenny and Erin Michael Connors OfH _ -..- Maureen Alice Costello Maureen An obstacle is something you see when you take your eyes off the goal. Field hockey victories are gold ... Florida in April. Thanks to all my FRIENDS for the many MEMORIES! Good Luck to the class of 1988 and remember: The only people who never fail are those who never try! Thank you Mom and Dad! I love you! Jen A. Culbert Jen As I pass this way let me do what good I can for I shall not pass this way again Linda Marie Cranmer Lin Don ' t look to the past for the past is gone. Instead, look only to brighten the future. Jeff Crawford If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. 39 Thomas Cumins key Thomas Czarnota Nicole Irene Cummings N.I.C. A Dog peed on me today, not a good sign. So Anyways . . . hiyading the wagoon, giggin ' , forking, I am Pole, illin ' all summer long, yeah I goto Villanova, Newport Folk Fest, Bertha, Buddha, D.W., Espana 86, I ' m so blonde, nice footwear, SOCCER, I FINALLY MADE V!, TandE, Reanimator, Basketball games, AJ and Ken, JJ ' s, house in H, Penny Candy House, A Smile is a curve that sets things straight! BYE! Aaron Isaac Cutler Chuck I ' m on my way, taking my time but I don ' t know where. — Paul Simon, Thanks for everything Mom + Dad. I Love You. Good Luck to everyone. May peace be with you. Rosemary Daly Rosey Best of times are coming. I ' ll always be there for Ya Paula. Thanks everybody. I Love my chicken feet!! Jim Morrison lives on forever. Hey Dad and Mom thanks for everything!! Barbara L. Dawe Barbi Memory is the diary we all carry with us. Christopher A. Davies Chris Life is too short — So believe in yourself. Lavinia Parke Davis Vin ALCOA 86 ' , A.F.S., S.A.D.D. Your such a wierdo Summer 87 JANES getting serious The way to WIN is to make it O.K. to lose! The S Box The Muscle Man If at first you don ' t succeed, you ' re just about average! Thanks and Love to: Mom Dad, Gill, Nan, S.R.W., Jenni, and ' The GROUP!!! 40 I Christopher R. DeAgazio Chris, Gaz Hot Funk, Cold Funk, even if it ' s old junk it ' s still Rockin ' Roll to me — Billy Joel Is this Worcester?? Space- balls, DA Movie When all else fails kick it into Love Removal Machine Erin Patricia Delaney Erin To dream about who you wish to be is to waste who you are. Thanks to Chris, Kathy, Jenny, Tracy and Siobhan. Andrew S. Delano Drew THE CULT . . . PONTIF WAVE THE ZIT . . . OLDSMOBUICK A CAUSE AHHK! RED, POTATO, BLUE. UTENSILING. . .IMPOSSIBLE?. . . YET IT HAPPENED DEMONDOGS! HAMBURGLAR MO! A, 2, C . . . VIETNAGEL I KNOW THE WAYS OF R.R. . . . THESE GOT Oil. THE JETSONS . . . HATHEAD! U2, REM, JOHNNY MARR MARK KING. HASTA NUNCA Robert M. Delise Stud Have you ever had a dream where you ' re standing on a pyramid in sort of sun-god robes with a thousand naked women around you throwing little pickles at you? No . . . Why am I the only one who has that dream? — Real Genius — HURRAH WE ARE ALL FREE NOW — Derel( James Delmonico Derek Resolve to be thyself and know that he who finds himself loses his misery June E. Desmond With all my years in school, I still don ' t understand everything I ' m supposed to. I don ' t know do you think its the school or . . . me. It doesn ' t really seem to matter, does it? For Nicole, I am possssesedl Lynn Devin What you can do is limited only by what you can dream. Lean On Me . . . Dunkin ' Donuts . . . New York . . . NDA? . . . Whitney . . . Middlebury — FOCUS ... ICE CREAM . . . Fortress . . . those glass houses . . . the weekend ... the cape . . . horoscopes . . . Rose Is Rose ... the sweater on New Year ' s Eve . . . UH, OH . . . french toast . . . Thank you Mom + Dad, Lau, Katie ... I love ya . . . Good Luck Everyone!! Lynn l larie Devlin Lynn Never say goodbye ' 87 AxisSD,NM, JH, TM Love those M ' s Kel—D-MEF The SLimus percular Summer Love — SH Concrete verb Tea Party Florida bound bag lady Lynn Quiett??? WM-I, II, III, IV P-A-F The Sth hole Spuds VBF Leeess Chic The orange lemon The knoll 1776 4324 Control??? coolness Lou-Lou obsession Beastie girl Beanie yo chaz Love ya — po, LR, BL, JH, CH.KL, MF, DP,JR BON JOVI 41 Joe Dillon I never don ' t know what to do . . . Someone always tells me. Now WTF do I do?! Why bother — Hmmn? — FTFI Later Much ! Outer here like a herd of turtles! David DiMarino Except our own thought, There is nothing Absolutely in our power! — DESCARTES Ellen Carol Donaldson This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps, the end ofthe beginning. Saratoga. . . Pink Floyd . . . Field Hockey . . . The PITS . . . Henry ' s Beach . . . October 8 . . . Tree sales . . . Daytona beach . . . Jr. Prom Thanks M + D + HADLEY FOR EVERYTHING. Good-bye everyone thanks for all the great times and memories. Catherine S. Donovan Cathy I will always remember the times with S.C. and my friends. Disney World, Seaworld , Virginia, Heshey, and skiing. 143 S.C. always. Times with Eileen, Mr. Baisden ' s Geometry class our jr. year. The U-2 concert. Thanks for driving home. Michelle working at Dream Machine, watching movies, Brockton fair. Remember Chocolate bon bons. Lots of Luck Steven T. Doran The waiting is the hardest part. You can ' t always get what you want, but you find sometimes you get what you need. Thanks to B.H. 86 V.D. C.L. A.K. P.L. M.T. 74 Jeep. MIRAGE battle of the bands 87 Clark N. Doty III Van Otis Dong All reality is a reality of one AH Good Morning BH 86 66 charger to good friends MB, HM, KD, SD, CL, SA, Thanks for the good times and more to come BON JOVI July 29 EM AUG 4 Hockey 9,10,12, Thanks Mom Dad for your support. If you don ' t know what this means So What! Martha Dowiing The more you believe in your dreams the realertney will seem and the harder it will be for you to give up on what you believe in. Pamela J. Downey Pam A smile costs nothing but gives so much. Meet me at U — Mass Kristen . . . We need to talk . . . Telle House cookie . . . First night . . . European . . . Martina . . . row boats . . . Movie critics . . .Miami. . .Swimming. . .Carribean . . . lifeguarding . . . Loon . . . Thanks Mom and Dad DWTJPDBMKBM . . . Good Luck class of 88 42 Joseph William Doyle Joe Hawley T. Du Laurence If I could I ' d give you my world. Open up, everything ' s waiting for you. — FLEETWOOD MAC Rhonda Jean Driscoll Rhonda Thanks to my mom + dad I Love you with all my heart. As for my friends, may I never forget you, you will always hold a beautiful place in my heart. As I may long for the future, I will always remember the past. To the summer of 87 — nights at Sandy — Mic bottles, and you only live once. Success to everyone Rhond. Kerri Lynn Duffy Kerri Mother chicken. Sears, Grave yard Feb. 6, 1987, It ' s like a story, Mraugh . . . your zood, evil, intense, skully,zyton, mobile, Ropeswing, Big Ed, Marsh Feelings Hey your special, D.H., J.N., CL, CH, CT, ED, SH, Remember: Nobody luvs ya like your motha! 1 43 MD, FD, D.H. M, 5, 6 C-ya Zerrin Erkal I ' m an AFS student from Turkish Cyprus. I ' m very happy to be here in Hingham. I want to thank everyone who helped me here. I play piano. I ' m friendly and helpful. I like the skyscrapers, the leaves of the trees, and foods. Some of the kids are very friendly. Mykel Pierce Evans Myke, Puppy,Spike, Mongoose, Quido Thanx Dad, Pat, Matty, and Chris. Nina, Thanx for being who you are. You might of heard I run with a dangerous crowd! We ain ' t too pretty, we ain ' t too proud! We might be laughin ' abit loud, but that never hurt no one. Only the good die young. Ciao Hingham! This place may have won the battle, but I ' ve already taken the war! Susy, thanx for being sweet. Gail — remember who I am. Robert Fahie Krewsh If the world started with nothing and now there is something then this is the end It went so fast, thanks MOM and DAD. Future goals hope to attend U-Mass Amherst. THANKS TF, JB, JH Hockey Rules and James Dean Lives. Good Luck everybody. BYE! Robert Edward Falvey FALV To All The Friends I Have Made — Thanks Alot — KIM GRATTA thanks for all the great memories and for all the ones to come. KG, JD, HH, CC, HP, JG,LG, KW, SC, ED, DG, JC, JR, JG, MZ, MB. 43 Ann Marie Farrell Anna Far away in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. PARTY MOBILE gno THIS IS HIGH SCHOOL! 3rd team JUST SAY NO?! ratio SMART FOOD U2 spain 86 FOR KING should ' ve LETS BE CATTY basura PUSHY kitchen table talks ETHNIC jill and MAKE IT UP AS YOU GO ALONG Don Farrell Daniel Steven Fernald Danny Lately, It occurs to me. What a long. Strange trip It ' s been. — Truckin ' Melinda Elizabeth Field Mln, Mel Keep me as the apple of your eye Hide meinthe shadow of yourwing From the wicked who assail me From my mortal enemies, who surround me — Steve Simmons Son Village, Retreats, Kel-(D) — Mef! Mr. B. — Thanks! ST, KL, DP, LD— Love YaD Per. Study Oh no It ' s coming If it only knew The language of loves Lynn got any food 1 -4-3, 3-3! Thanks MOM + DAD (Dan -I- Distractions) Donna Marie Finn There are places I ' ll remember. All my life though some have changed. Some forever not for better, some have gone and some remain. All these places had their moments, with certain fhends that I can recall, some are dead and some are living, In my life I ' ve loved them all. The Beatles Sean Flanagan PLANA Behind many acts that are thought ridiculous there lie wise and weighty motives. Todd Andrew Fithian Todd What a long strange trip it has been. Snowbird 86 Loon Mt. ' Bumpin and Jumpin Hockey States 86 , 87 better luck next time. Thanks Mom and Dad. Thanks Jen I love You 2 12 86 Good-bye to the Class of 88 Good Luck to all my friends, see you later, everybody HANG LOOSE Victoria J. Flaherty Vicky, Vic Things may come to those who wait but only the things left by those who hustle. Don ' t wait for your ship to come in, swim out to it! Good Luck SB, JH, RD, MD, OB, PG, DJ, CC, JM, DOC and the Class of ' 88. Love and thanks Mom and Dad. 44 Sherry Ford Todd Frabotta I want, by understanding myself, to understand others. I want to be all that I am capable of becoming . . . Mansfield Mary Fragakis Maria It is good for someone not to know two countries. Their soul there. Their body here. GREECE LUV YA! THANKS MOM DAD! If love is beautiful, then why am I crying? The wounds you ' ve caused, leave me dying you left me once then again. But the love in my heart keeps me trying! MC CN CF PK RNMFLSCPVCCNJNTPJPNRCK EMLMMBJAACMVBBDBJCMCLB LB DG JS JT KK YK AE MAJOR: ACCOUNTING Scott D. Freedman Bi Bu HBi — Clueies: thanks foe the memories: Lisa G: Ra-ra-r: e and exuberant cheerleaders: John M Lisa M. hot red Cars: Blue tanks Tin Cans and Brown Wagons, A personality for each. Don ' t forget Babbit Mobile PC, NB, BP, JM, Me, Halloween Night, Blinky Red Lights so: Matching sox things were meant to be Mary Jo: Dont Fred, You ' ll fit, I ' ll Drive Be different, Act Normal, Bye SF marc share No — I ' ve never liked it here, i ' m left with a bitter taste and sightless eyes ... but I ' ve seen past these barbed wire fences and concrete walls — and i think there ' s beauty outside — for nonconformity the world whips you with displeasure — just shut your mouth — how can you say i go about things the wrong way? i am human i need to be loved just like everybody else does Andy Fulton Joceiyn Ann Gabriele Jos. We finally made it! Thank to: Ali, JO, Jacks,HP, DG, Shiv, KG, RF, MB, Butthead,LD AT, Mom and Dad. LAX-70, Ten 86088, Maine 86-87 YALE, Cape Cod (DS)-87 ESPAN A ' 87 10 17 87, OH WHAT A NIGHT! S.C. 87-88 11 4-1 1 1 5 ' 87— Hopefully! Oh, and of course, all the great times at Allison ' s house. I ' ll miss you all and thanks,! really did have the time of my life! Melissa Ann Gannon Melis G.N.O. GOOD Ratio — Let ' s Go Bus Boat Partymobile Smartfood Plan C WN? Forking Predictions The Pancho Twins — Queer but Funny CAB INXS This is high school! Let ' s be catty J. P. Yoo-hoo Nightmare on South Street Should ' ve chip on your shoulder 45 Andrea Elizabeth Gardner Andi Hold on loosely but don ' t let go If you cling too tightly you ' re gonna lose control. . .Laugh instead of cry — Kris, Quebec, When it rains it pours. Rabbit! Rabbit!, The month of March, Keep smiling — it only gets better!! Erin Garrison We were talking — about the space between us all And the people — who hide themselves behind a wall of illusion. We were talking — about the love that ' s gone so cold and the people, who gain the world and lose their soul — they don ' t know — they can ' t see — Are you one of them? when you have seen beyond yourself, then you may find, peace of mind, is waiting there — Wade C. Garrison If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams and endeavors to live, the life which he has imagined,, then he will meet with success. — THOUREAU — Ifitweren ' tforthelast minute, nothing would ever get done THANKS MOM and DAD and family— for helping me and supporting me in all that I do. I love you all. M.S., B.B., G.S., G.M., J.F., Thanx Paula M. Garvin Huggies Surprises come in the Year 88 , Especially April 88 ! I couldn ' t do it without you Rosemary, MH, MR, SB, LB, SD, BC, And Everyone else. I ' ll always love you David! Thanks MOM and DAD You made it happen!! Lisa Gervasi Li, Lis, Lit, Gidigit, People say these are the BEST OF TIMES I do believe it ' s true ; The original 6: A.E.E.D.P.; conferences; Hugs; MANY tears; change; coping; M.A.S.P.; SDF— thanks I learned alot when you love somebody set them free — 8 11 87 — Picking up the pieces — BP — The time of my life Thanks Gang keep smilin ' . . .Crying is still the BEST remedy! John C. Gilbert Gil There is only one success: to live life your own way. David Charles Giarrusso He who does not hope to win has already lost. For winning is not a sometime thing. You don ' t win once-in-awhile. You don ' t do things right once-in-awhile. You do them right all the time. HINGHAM HARBORMEN Jennifer Noel Gibson Jenni MOM — I made it! To my family. Thank you all, M D, K, K, D M. for your support you have given me through the years! I will never forget it! Thank you Dave for making me so incredibly happy! Here ' s to many more happy years with you! I love you!! Good Luck to my f hends of the Class of 1 988, may you get what you strive for! 46 David Giordani Here I go Again To SP, DD, HP and especially to AW and to all the Pitts parties Because U Deserve What Every Individual Should Enjoy Regularly, and all I have left to say Its Betterto Burn Out Then Fade Away — Neil Young Heather Goldsmith To gain knowledge we must experience and we all have. We ' ve all grown and now we ' ll all be traveling our own roads to happiness some of us will succeed and some will fail but all of us will have memories, treasured memories that will give us happiness and joy just to have been a part of Hingham ' s class of 1988. Congratulations everyone! Kristen E. Gould Kristen The days fade to minutes, memories fade away. Tomorrow see the things that never come today. Winter Track, lacrosse. Senior Prom ' 87, Summer ' 87 — Neil Young — Heart of Gold. Thanks M D. Cape Bound again . . . Kimberly Anne Gratta Kim Bon Jovi Joe — Thank you guys for everything I had a great time and I ' ll never forget any of you! Katie, Heath, Joe smell, Shiv, Lori and my little sister Lynne I love you all! Thanks Mom and Dad. Rob thank you for everything — I love you. KG + RF Never forget the times. Gretchen Gratto Sloane Risa Green Bonehead Tworoadsdivergedinawood.andl — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. (Robert Frost) Don ' t be the person others want you to be. Be yourself and be proud. Thanks Mum, Seth, and Lesley for all your help, support, and encouragement when I needed it. Israel ' 87 Nir Am, Achziv, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv. Are you sick? Luv ya, LD RL JH HS ES Pamela Jane Granville Pam With the help of a friend and a little bit of confidence in yourself, you can achieve anything. Remember: partiers at my house, Playing hockey with sucrets, F period study, the (bad) good times, and friendships! thanks to: R.Z., JB, RD, TA, SB, BE, and my mom for making my senior year the greatest. Keep on smiling!! Steve Gregoire Peter, Chris, Matt A, Blair, Dave, Sean, Scott, Matt M, Ned, Fred, Bonnie, Cheryl, Barry, JJ, Vin, Steve M, Lisa, Kim, Sloan, Phillipe, Missy, Tyler, Brian M, Marc, MJ, Judy, Heather, Ethan, Kirk, Jack, Photon, Harvard, Adam, Milk n ' Cookies, Niel, Vanz, Spiders from Mars, (The Octopus), John, Lisa, Boston, Morrissey, Peter G, Philadelphia, Rams, Laurie A,- Jesse, 125, Julie 47 Tyler Kermit Gulden T-Bone Life is frosted on the inside toasted on the outside Doc, Shades, Harry, Rams, K.H. 3 AM, Fall Musical, Madison, Lurleen, TD, C. Newport Jazz, Head Wrelkers, Sat night kitchen; Doc, NYC trip, Ben, Higgle, Luthercize, MILK, Brigit, L.N., John L. aka Evon, Chadwick aka George, N.C., N.M., B.L., J2000, SAAB Turbooo, Frigonometry, AA CK PH TT!? ZONTAR Thanks — John Lap. Mom, Dad , Chase, Tuftssip w Keith Susan Hackett Sue Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We ' ll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we ' ll find these are the bet of times. Thanks Mom and Dad. Robert Hagerty Bob ' I did the best I could with what I had Jeffrey Haley Jeff Time is runnin ' out Here it tickin ' away No reason to delay Break the chains that hold You down my friend — Triumph I don ' t know where I ' m going But, I sure know where I ' ve been Hanging on the promises In the songs of yesterday — Whitesnake Hope I die before I get old — The Who Jennifer Anne Haley Jenn Believe in your dreams and your dreams can become a reality. Thanks Befri, T.A.I, Mom Dad, friends for everything. Kris Remember Plainville? Don ' t sto p believing. Ross Frederick Hall Fred The world is too much with us; late and soon. Getting spending, we lay waste our powers. Little we see in nature that is ours; We have given our hearts away, a sordid boon!: WW. Living in a world of make-believe, I can hide behind what is real: RJD. One of these days I ' m going to cut you into little pieces: PF. Eno — Gabriel — Bush — ANCP — Plimouth. Thanx — MAD. Jonathan Hannan Elizabeth Megan Hanrahan Meegz, MeMe, bitch It ' s that Tate thing! In her boy cruzen mobil! Partying at the pits! Hank, catch any fish lately, ones that didn ' t get away? Marty and Chris stay together. Congratulations Paula! Louisiana, South Shore Hospital. Thanx Sharon, Sue, Corky, Joanie, Paula, and Jenno. thanks Mum and Dad. Octobers, 1 987 Amber. 48 Carolyn Renee Hans Carolyn Mom thanks for everything, U2 concert!! Thanks to all my friends, we ' ve finally made it!! I still haven ' t found what I ' m looking for — U2, Don ' t give up, you ' ll find it. Art is my life! ?j n « Mj ■■ B dlifl | |fl Ol Vl 1 1 H L 1 |Rfe ■ ' 4 m- ' b ' t 1 Wf ' - ' ' : 1 Christopher Haskins Glenn Nelson Happ Glenn I have only just begun to produce the memories which will last me forever. . . How high I aim. How much I see. How far I reach Depends on me. Kristin Marie Harkins Kris Take your time, think a lot, think about all you got, for you ' ll be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not . . . Thanks: Sharon (Tater tot), Kim (the travelers), K.D. (The All-nighter), L.B., Bobert, Wam, Billy (Dexter UGG), M.M. (Cape House) and Mom Dad! Good Luck girl ' s soccer! L.I.O.C. Andi! UMASS together Pammy! Good Luck Steve (Y.L.)! buddies H.B.K.! Bullwinkle , THE JR PROM P.H.H. 88 Kirsten Marie Heap For everything you are, there must have been a dream of being better than the best. Nothing more and nothing less. For everything you are, for wishes made on stars . . . You had to take a chance of throwing caution to the wind , Who knew if you ' d lose or win, For this is everything you are. Good Luck Class of ' 88! Have fun! ' s S 1 19 U k K ' ] ' 1 y LJ i Steven Howe Brian Herman Now that I have finished high school, my education will begin. Monica Ann Higgins Mon Thanks Mom and Dad, you ' ve always been there. Remember Wash. D.C., N.Y., Fla., 9th grade prom, . . .the best! I had the time of my life and I owe it all toyou. M.A.,T.C.,J.I.,K.L.,J.R., This is love Remember long walks on the beach. First time for everything! My hope is to be successful, I wish you all the same. Dental Hygienist 49 Megan Taylor Hewlett Meg . . . And so become yourself because the past is just a goodbye. — SS. Thanks to my family for being there when I needed them most. And thank you to all my friends for the great memories! Macys, JW, CSD, D period study weekends on the vineyard, night skiing, N.Y.C. 87-88, Japan 87, Bermuda bound 88, Good Luck class of 88! Amy Hutchinson Nothing can bring you peace but the triumph of principles. For what avail the plow or sail ' Our land or life, if freedom fail? — Emerson Christopher Thomas Hyde Chris Take it easy everybody! Good Luck with your careers! Look out for 1 and milk life for all its worth. Janalee Ingrassia J LeeLee Whatamlsupposedtodo Justtellme what am I supposed to say I can ' t change the world in me. — U2 Younglife Saranac 86 Colorado 87. Special Thanks S. P.O.Good Luck R.C. and B.C. How ' s the weather? . . . The Fly Hell-lo! Thanks Campaigner Crew Are we having fun yet? . . . See ya MA, KL, TC, MH, JR, LG, DJ, JM, CS . . . Good Luck Class of 88!!! Brian James The time for dreams have ended, it is now time to face reality and make your dreams work, what you do now is done for you and wil I affect you f rom now u nti I the day you are laid to rest. God Bless you and may your successful dreams come true. Thank you to although who made this possible. Kevin Jenkins No Problem! Sara Ellen Johnson Sara, Ferret Morning brings another sun tomorrow see the things that never come today. 7-31-85 Brocolli + cheese soup. Big circle! World send. Flame de blu! Thanks PK, LS, MS, JC, SH, MK, KS, CS, JB, PC Ferret Kristin Jones Kris If the sun refused to shine I would still be loving you. If the mountains crumble to the sea there would still be you and me. LED ZEP I Love you forever Mark. You can have everything you want but you better not take it from me. My ship of fools: Sher, Chris, Tom, Kel, Pam, Dave and M + D. If wishes were horse. Dreams would ride. ' JBA Remember Plainville Jen? YABA 50 Philippe Joublin Flip THE AIRPLANE, THE ATOMIC BOMB AND THE ZIPPER HAVE CURED ME OF ANY TENDENCY TO STATE THAT A THING CANT BE DONE. THE GREATEST MISTAKE YOU CAN MAKE IS TO BE CONTINUALLY FEARING THAT YOU ' LL MAKE ONE. REVER C ' EST LE BONHEUR ATTENDRE C ' EST LA VIE. Katharine Ann Kababilc Kathy Our opinions of others depend less upon what we see in them than what they make us see in ourselves. SEX TIP OF THE DAY circumstances suck U2 GNO God, I love this Place. DIET WASTING GAS!! There ' s a little bit of truth in everything you say. THANX EVERYONE! Thanks Mom and Dad. Melissa Suzanne Kay Missy . . . Gasping at glimpses of gentle true Spirits, he runs wishing he could fly, only to trip at the sound of Good- bye .. . CSN Rem. Spain 87, U2 Madrid Plaid rap a round, Hawley ' s porch parties, midnight Tea Party, Kiwi ' s Button down Jersey ' s, The laugh Thanx, HD, DM, JM ' , AC, BO, JB, ST, KW, BC, CS, Thank- You for being there Hawl + Darb + Jill, Bye Steve O., IL Y M + D + my sis Kris! Myla Kelley EGG ROLL CITY, BABY! MK HE DID A RAMBO ON ME KC. WALLY 4ever 5 4 MILY. GD LIVES! NICE BOOTS MARK! PRETTY SICK. YOULL NEVER CATCH UP W ME. EEEK . . . SHELL NEVER KNOW 207. THAT WAS THEN THIS IS NOW JG? JUST WALK AWAY LIKE A MOVIE STAR. 814 PABLO PICASSO WAS NEVER CALLED AN AH! SPARKY NANC! IT ' L NEVER BE THE SAME PB! ITS JUST TIME! DAD MOM KK AND SUSHI U R THE BEST!!! - Raeann Kentel Rae, Raeann See ya later! I ' m out of here. It ' s about time. Thanks Cheryl, Stef, Dad, Mom, June, Dan, Michelle, Gretchen, Dotti, Mary, Marylou and everybody else. Life is to cool to waste it. Bye! Jeffrey Keyes Matthew Patrick Kearney Bernie Sipping a screwdriver. Captain E boards the Millenium Fairmont with the old Alter (HA!)! Setting out to scoop or spill, he stops only to fork Spain in 86 Wham! E crashes the Fairmont! Uninjured, E is now Blazin with Ernie and Bernie. He continues to bowl, play poker, and live on the Edge! That was High School Rats! No more summer reading or HHS Presorted First Class Mail Gerard John Kiley Isn ' t it nice to think that something we ' ve done will be rememberecT Something we ' ve done becomes part of people lives. Their memories, and hopes. But if it all ends tomorrow. We ' ve had agood rid. We ' ve seen what it ' s like. — If theres a will thers a way — Loon 86-88 Tuck-runs, Snowbird 86 ' — Thank you mom — Goodbye my friends — Business, money, Happiness 51 Sandra Lynn King GOOD RATIO, PTY MOBILE, illin ' in the SAAB, smart food, C ' mon BABE, NO GNO, STATE CHAMPS, FUZZY DUCK, WE ' RE OUTTA HERE, CAB, FORKING, PLAN C, SCOOP, STEFAN, HAPPY MOO YEAR, Brigham ' s, BK, w.n.?, predictions, Na Na No, MORNING JOGS, Yeah she ' s definitely having a party!, NIGHT IN THE CLOSET, J.J., INXS, DESIGNER CLASSIC, LOW BUDGET S.V.H., NIGHTMARE ON SOUTH STREET THIS WAS HIGH SCHOOL! Christine Angela Klay Chhs, Chrissy After silence that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music. A. Huxley SWE. SYMS (Tristen!), bandies!, Tanya — Horns Up! Thanks Mr. Browne + Sindelar-Lady! Memories last a lifetime, thank you all for so many greatones. THANKS MOM + DAD— I LOVE YOU! Andria L. Kletjian Andria This is the time to remember Cause it will not last forever These are the days To hold on to Cause we won ' t Although we want to Billy Joel Kristina A. Kovatch Best trust the happy moments. What they gave Makes man less Fearful of the certain grave. And gives his work compassion and new eyes. The days that make us happy make us wise. Peter Alan Kuperstein Kup Hello you Hello me Hello people we ' ve used to be. Isn ' t it strange we ' ve never changed we ' ve been through it all yet we ' re still the same. And for all we know we may still have a way to go. Look at me Look at you you say we ' ve got nothing left to prove. The king is dead Rock is gone you might be through Butrvejustbegun. WB-A. . . WPG . . . GMOK . . . ALF James William Lavin Billy A.K.A. George . . . She hit me! . . . don ' t remember . . . Kehoe ' s . . Bullwinkle . . . P.H.H. ' 88 (part II) Rebecca W. Lambert 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. James Langill 52 Sean Leahy You don ' t always have to have the lead if you have the heart to come from behind. CC 85-87 Thanks for everything Mr. Ryan Let ' s get things rolling Steve. You ' re right Matt CC camp Summer ' 87 Jennifer Leibfarth Fenny Love ya Chris, Seh, Miss. N.H. ' 87; Donnama, D.S.S.; D. Park; Hello??; moonlighting; is your husband dead yet? Laurie Ann Lennon Rich experiences lead to rich memories and in the end, memories are all we have left. Summer of 87, Sandy Beach and Mic bottles. To my friends: You ' ll always hold a special place in my memories and in my heart. I love you all. Mom and Dad I love you. Keep smiling class of 88! Paul Levenson This is the famous Leve here. We know of no other Leve witch costs so much to brew + age. Our exclusive Beechwood aging produces a smoothness a cool and a likability that no other leve can produce at any price. Because U deserve what every individual should enjoy regulary. Even the blind men know when the sun shines. The Dude I am the walrous. I am the egg man co, co cachoo! Football 88 ' (YAZ) It was just a walk in the park. Jennifer Beth Lewis Jen Life is sometimes unfair. JML Kathleen Elizabeth Libby Kath, K, Lib these are the times to remember because the will not last forever. These are the days to hold on to, because we won ' t. Although we ' ll want to. B.J. Are we having fun yet? Thanks for the memories MA, JR, TC, JT, MH, CR, MF, DP, LD AND JM. always remember: N.Y. city, Florida, KEL (D) MEF, and THE FLY Thanks mom and dad RTC and Mil Best wishes class of ' 88 Timothy R. Linscott Tim What the ? $ ! am I going to write All I think about is my what? What ' s Wrong with my truck. Football! Bandies Unite! Whats up? Not much. Adam Linskey You, me, you also, you too . . . Bono ' s sounds got Through the air and brings words of peace to hear you three, u4 and more??? No, no . . . only U2 can Know the score May 2, 1987 7:30 PM Worcester Centrum 53 Elizabeth Jane Livingston Beth, Buff, Bennie, Livingstoned This is the time to remember, cause it will not last forever 8? All at once? It was a too a h and t party, little guys, pork, d. C.A.D. Rooney! Oh! But lees, we have a male sense of humor Lynn, got any food? Thanx Kerry, Patty, Lynn, Lees, Chrissy, Chuc K, D.J. There is no party at Cranberry lane Lisa Anne Loiacono Good luck to all my friends L. W. you ' ve been the best — the times we ' ve had!!!!!! Friendship is something that grows over time — some will never respect that. Dead shows. Cape parties. Smurfo ' s playhouse Myla never forget the big T W. A. — keep in touch Vinnie — love you Mom and Dad LUV U BOTH SO MUCH!! Joanne Marie Long Joanne Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow, don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk besides me and be my friend I know nothing stays the same . . . Thanks Christine I Decided. You know El Trella . . . Hello McFly, 2 for flinching, Durty Nellys Ireland, Beckie Brothers!! Bullwinkel, Thumper Duckie fuzz Left Right? Q = ness Illegal Thanks mom and dad. . . Michael W. Long Mike Please excuse me while I kiss the sky (Jimi Hendrix, Purple Haze) If you follow the flock you may step in %63 % . Katherine Mary Loud Kathy When all else fails go ahead and laugh. I love you too! Hey ... Do I Know? So that was High School. Marc Lyons. Life can be a pretty harsh deal sometimes you get the elevator sometimes you get the shaft. Scott Lucca Kevin Peter Lynch Lynchie It is a mistake to try to look too far ahead. The chain of destiny can only be grasped one link at a time. Football Lax Honest Mom, I was at Dave ' s house with John and then we went to the movies. 46 No Hobarts Please Chinstrap Blues MNO Low rider A.L.F. Thanks mom. 54 Henry Macchio Hank Hanky Poo Move in, Jr. year ... 4 Wheelin the White Ghost , Never dies, Thanxs to F.T., M.F., D.R., C.S., V.D., and good ole IVIr. Browne, To Dave and Chris, Budweiser Brothers, . . . Remember Dave the weekend at the house, also don ' t forget Jazz and those football game. Oh Yea, remember everybody Don ' t walk on the 4$ %!!? Track. Thanxs to Scott Kelly For all the support, listen Bud, we ' ve been friends since 1974, It will never end. Tracy Mackenzie I love You Matt!!!!! Hey Bob, Joe, Dave, Tony, Jim, and John I miss you guys. Thanks Mom! Love ya Lori! Paricia A. MacDonald Patty The good times are the best times The bad times will fade away ... But I ' ll always get by with a little help from my friends Thanx mom, I love you XOxO Adam MacKay Kelley A. MacPhaden Kelley,Kell BCN Fireworks, Daytona, DEAD show 87 Canoeing adventure, b.b ing lost on expert trails, Oct. 25, 1986, MDC, Aerosmith 86 , Wedgie, the pats game, Dig the Do Groovy, Love ya KM, KY, TM, KW, KP, LB and everybody on Danbury But especially the man 143 Kenny your the best. Chris Maescher Mush Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price for them If you don ' t know the answer time passes but you don ' t. The Captain Morgans crew. Thanxs for all the good memories! Doc, Harry, Mic, Eggy, Tyler, and rams, and Shades Also thanks to mom and Dad. I probably could have made it without you but you helped me a great deal. I Love You! Jennifer Mahoney Kathleen Ann Manning Kathy Real people are never ugly, except to those who don ' t understand. — MW Polly Rocks, doomsdays, F.F. Puerto Rico, go-to-bed-head saltshakers. the boat. China-men, but how did it break? ham pizza, the bench, Spain 87, out on the roof, Yeah Al, it ' s finally summer 55 Kristina Marini Tina Try everything in life once and the fun thingstwice! Friends Forever: KY.KY, KM, GS, CR, NM, Chickmasters, B.B-ing, July 4, 1987, Kevin ' s white jacket, Curt ' s truck, P-town, Daytona, the Kai, 70 miles away, New Year ' s Eve 87, Get the hell outa here!, the classic getaway, Aerosmith 86, Community Quizzes, Let it snow!, Hit the Bricks, Groovy . . . Melissa A. Mayo Madison Corey, Missi, Maddy, Missa I ' m finished just give yourself a hand Spring Break in Tunisia Brat Pack Its so true Drama Club Tailgating AFW Call To. Craig T. Demi Moore DC Charlie Sheen A Wedding? Tom Mimi? I ' m thinking Christina Myla Molly Mr. Finns TriviaWearestyle III be flying Itsso true Take the bread and do it round. Thanks H16. Tanya Markowicz T , RG I ' d rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself than to be crowded on a velvet cushion The Cult 1 Mark, Always in my dreams forever in my mind 2-14-87 What r u spitting at? Jules, blender? D D! Camping ' 87! Jeffreez horrified — ya Big Jerk Christine, Pepperonis!! Joyus! WS Matt u ladykiller! Chris 1 23 4! Doug ' s apt! Lisa, what tape now? Thanx Mum, J,S! It ' s been fun??? Geoffrey Martel John L. Mattos, Jr. John, J-J,John-John Myhairisn ' tthatblond!. . .Right-0!. . . Yes, I drive a tomato ... I ' m not fickle, just selective ... I didn ' t Michelangelo ditpools!. . .Huggable what on board? . . . Genesis! . . . Tennis . . . Basic! . . . bi-buhbi-buhbi!. Pedaci To Lives! . . . Rocky Horror! . . . The Eagles! . . . intelligent insults. . .star trek will never die! ... Six plus four is not ten! Joke ' s over virgins. Clueless. Brian McCabe What is music to you? What would you be without music? Music is everything. Nature is music, Cicadas in the tropical night. The sea is music, the wind is music,the rain drumming on the roof, and the storm raging in the sky are music. Music is the oldest entity. The scope of music is immense and infinite, it is the ' esperanto of the world ' . — Duke Ellington — Christine Marie McCarthy Christine Take care of Today and Tomorrow will take care of itself. ... but I ' m willing to play the game Gstudy; yellow lights, the wagon! BOSTON directions Papa Ginos — Joanne get a clue. KL — Shmoo Killer; w -D, P,J-vroom! THANKS JOANNE — huspital! MS, JL Ground Round. Fuzzie Duck, Thumper, Bullwinkle. Thanks Mom and Dad, M, J, Beetle! Lisa Diane McColgan Leetza, Script, Buelah,Liser I met Andy Warhol at a really chic party. Gassin ' , Crabbin ' ... go clean your ears. You ' re a mean one, Mr. Grinch. But Beth, we hav a male sense of humor. Who is Rula Lonska? With lots of blueberries? Hey, what ' s your net worth, baby? VBF Pork. Kill the wabbit . . . Thanks — Maddy, Share, Zeke, Clem, Jed, Jude, Keith, Tanya ' the gang . Joke ' s over, Virgins. WQL 56 Christina l lcFadd Whitney, Chris Life moves pretty fast, if you don ' t stop and look around once in a while, you ' re gonna miss it. JENN JEN MISSI. AFW MOONLIGHTING THE SARGAR TAHITI Spring Break in Tunisia. MO in Feb. The Call To. DQU AID TEST WHAT TEST? I am the teacher, you are the student, show some resprect THE HOTTEST SPOT NORTH OF HAVANA. BE MY BABY Donald H. l lcGannon III Darby Adios — Algebra No MaS — Stay cool Mike, Chuck, Soggs — The kind of music that soothes the soul — Aug. 8, ' 86— The Pits— Remember. . .CSN, Petty, J.T.(Not really) — Don ' t worry, we ' ll just get office detention — OK, Everyone out of the car. Kevin McGowan Jennifer Ann Mclnnes Jen AIN ' T no time to hate, Barely time to wait. All I want to know is, Where does the time go? Field Hockey, Hawley ' s Porch, The Jolly Company, Happy Friday:, Spain ' 87, Zoom! Zoom! Zoom! The Falcon, The Mango, K-m-m!Jim Lives! Love and Thanks to all my Friends and to my dog Barney! Michael McKenna James C. McKeough, Jr. MICK When things go wrong, as they usually will, and your daily road seems all up hill. When funds are low and debs are high you try to smile but can only cry and you really feel youd like to quit Don ' t run to me I don ' t give a — -. Good Luck everyone especially Doc Rams Harry Mush Kermit Dee Booger Shaids Shorty Geoff Missy Mama and Lesley!!! Robert McNamara Mac There is a road, no simple highway, between the dawn the dark of night, if you go, no one may follow; that path is for your steps alone. Jennifer, the Accord, Alpine Valley, Saratoga, Worcester, Providence, Buffalo, Hartford, Orpheum Theater — Never had such a good time in my life before — GRATEFUL DEAD 57 Daniel Miction Danno No one is a failure Who is enjoying life GMOK— WBA— ALF— FNP— CMM — DIMITRE SLOVAC — CG David l lortland TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF PEOPLE IN THE WORLD, THE QUICK AND THE GRADUATES OF HINGHAM HIG (I learned the Alphabet) Todd l lundy Todd WHO AM I AND WHERE DO I COME FROM?! BLAAARP! a little problem with truth and fiction . . . was that good or what? . . . CELERY . . . almost per- fection ... My soda tasted funny . . . GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ' 88, and watch out for flying mailboxes!! THE INVISIBLE MAN STRIKES AGAIN!!!!!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! Douglas Matthew Murphy Murph Thanks to my family and friends for their trust and understanding of me. Special thanks to Ryan and Jim for motivation and to another for a lesson on life that I hope never to forget. Also to Oem. S. for G.M. O.K. Nancy Murphy We are not put on this earth to see through one another, but to see one another through. Nic — summer ' 87 wanker, giggin ' , netti mon, DW (s) let ' s just drive by ONE more time. Ken AJ. Brett S. So you can drive really well. Thanks Rastro. Jennifer Ann Murray Jen Times will change in many ways and we with time but not in ways of friendship. They say I ' m crazy but I have a good time! Hawley ' s porch parties! Happy Friday! Kala — I know who shot the ground hog! The Jolly Co. Washington D.C. 81 86 Bel-Air Beach Parties. The Mango. Jammin!! Dead Shows with Hurls! Zoom-Zoom-Zoom! Wompatuck Carin Murley Tired of lying in the sunshine staying home to watch the rain You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today And then one day you find ten years have got behind you No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun. Pink Floyd Jonathan Steven Myerov Schmirnoff, Schmirs, Myren, Jon Leave your stepping stones behind. Something calls for you, Forget the dead you ' ve left, they will not follow you, Sthke another match, go start anew, ' cause it ' s all over now, Baby Blue — Bob Dylan Stripes and Plaid. . . Thanks Aetna, I ' m glad I met ya . . . Spain ' 87. . . Lying undercars. . .Love connection. . .ThanxtoBud. . .Alf. . . Garry Shandling 58 John Andrew Myers Putyourbig hitter pad ' s on and face the world. — FOOTBALL — Get off the lawn you crazy kids. Thattone of voice. Back of the bus! Acabumba what is a parcel? Ondrick I don ' t wanna dance You lied to me! Linebacker Bill Man ' s night out! Rodger Dodger Lowrider ECD-ESLU FOOTBALL Jennifer Lea Nelson Jen Feb 6, 1 987 — Wipe tables — it ' s like a story — Zytron — Hardy ' s — scully — cool — colors — ropeswing — your evil — Caldors wire — playground — intense — MOBIL — it ' s grandmas car — you rebel — July 4th — runaway — winna — Y — NOT — CL, CH, CI, JN, KD, DH, EB — a big happy family — MRAUGH! — No one ' ll eva love ya like your motha! — KD, BFF, I love ya! Love ya, Linda Nel! CT 4-ever. Big ' Z ' . . . C — YA . . . 4-5-6 Diane Marie Nolan Dee Dance with the speaker ' till ya ' hear it blow. Then plug in a head phone cuz ' here it go. Its a four letter word when its heard in control . . . Ya ' body to dance . . .YougotitSOUL.Angelle whatsup mamma? err ... err .. . Don ' t forget Eric B, LL and Run — DMC Thanks Mom. Love ya. AN, TP, LW, SV, ML, MR. To you guys Thanks Dudes C.S. Whark Kathleen Theresa Norton Katie I shall pass through this world but once Therefore, any good I can do or any kindness that I can show — let me not defer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Robert O ' Brien OB Life is full of mistakes. But that;s why God put erasers on pencils. Thanks: GMCMEFKKSJJTLTGRandCREW — VAN HALEN — IDOL — AREOSMITH — CRUE — U2 — BEATLES — STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER — UW James Matthew O ' Neil Harry Mangioni Life is a bowl of Cheerios in a toilet bowl, you can flush it any moment. Later Dudes Patricia Ann O ' Connor Patty We can close our eyes to reality but not to memories Friend 4-ever LD, LR, BL, KM, JB, CR, LM, CH, Where am I going, what am I doing, why am I here?!? Chic lesss!! VBF 143? I hate . . . Negative attitude? I don ' t know! GEEK LET ' S BOGGIE AXIS JH, SD, MM, TM Have a clue THE SLIMUS ENJOY LIFE FIRST LOVE SEE YA LATER ' 88 David Ohman 59 Jay K. Osier Hoser, Juan How ' s your onion? — Rick Bar + Grill — Sandy — Shmoka — CW — MM — RB — CA two Itr. — Yellow Pint — flat top the story of life is quicker than the wink of the eye. the story of love is hello and good-bye until we meet again. JMH Heather Maryll Parsons Heath Don ' t walk in front of me, for I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, for I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Plymouth River — pits — the chain — Maine — BA — Is it okay if I don ' t come home? — I don ' t know — Kootch — Belair — HSSS — Field Hockey — LAX — Fred I love U — TO SC, KW, JL, KG, RF, AT, etc. THANKS!! D. Matthew Pederson Matt, Shades I act, therefore I am someone else. How do you catch a unique rabbit? What coach, lines again? Lets go RAMsey I Where ' s Tyler? Oh, he ' s sore today. NYC + HIGGY = WATER Ernie + Bert at Fridays. Forking Gaz ' s lawn. Eric, watch out for the sprinkler. Clem, Jed + lurlen. Pushups + Situps. Thanx Mom, Amy and Jen. I love you! Good luck Class of ' 88. Dena Marie Julie Petitti Dena, Dean What ' s a Bidet? ! London was f un ! Paris was cool! But why in Italy, do all the guysdrool?HeydrivefasterMARIO!! Europe ' 87, (D),D period study. Oh no it ' s coming! If only IT knew. New York! The Language of Love Lynn got any food? MF, ST, PO, MC, BL, LW, (Thank you come again!) PG, SB,Thanks to those who have helped me get this far! MA + PA Dominic Petitti Dom We the students of Hingham High in order to form a more perfect school, meet girls, establish justice, get drunk, insure domestic tranquility, sleep late, ban any use of do-das, provide for the common defense, party and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and prosperity do ordain and establish this Constitution of Hingham High. Thanx Mom — N — Dad Blair Phifer Katherine Piazza Kathy, Katie, Kate, Kimmy Two roadsdiverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, and that has made the difference. Many thanks to my family; You ' re wonderful! Thanks to Ritz, Barbie, Ken, and Elmo II. I couldn ' t have made it without you. Special thanks to the Grinch ; your faith in me helped me choose the road less traveled by . . . and that has made all the difference. 60 Martha Pomeroy Mick It ' s fine that you ' re neurotic . . . normality is very overated Chris — Promise Erin Help HI to TS, KB, AH Eric Paul Ponichtera 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. Enjoy! Summer ' 86, 1 2, 30, forking Sugarlips, Blank page. Thanks Bud Thanks Mom + Dad Kerry Potter Jean Elizabeth Ramsay Hydrox, Chick I guess this is our last goodbye — you don ' t care so I won ' t cry. Remember Lis — red, white, and blue!! prime cut, yeah so what ' s your point? Dairy Queen Nantasket, NY ' 86, where are we Norwell, Hell-o, Ropa!!!, da-do da-do da-do! Smiley, Thanks MC, CC, CW, CR, PO, LD, DP! SC, Thanks Mom + Dad — Good luck everyone! Robert J. Ramsey Rams Living in the fish eye lens, Stuck in the camera eye. I have no heart to lie. I can ' t pretend a stra nger is a long awaited friend — Limelight by Rush . JBHBB w ?-■ David Rayburn Burn You can beat me you can torture me, you can stab me and you can shoot me. But whateveryoudojust don ' t bore me. Christine V. Reddish Chrissy, Chick UP THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE TO THE HIGER GROUND U2 memories of . . . In a . . . sent — G,, Fred the rabbit, tacky wallpaper, VCR Parties, 1 6 Candles, April 4, EX Oh my! What am I going to do? Him, ambivalence, us. Are you two sisters? Alcoa, Berwyn, cow, jokes, moomobile, stare for me, Biffs, Clueless, I can ' t deal with it! whatever, theohes, noteboxes . . . . BUY THE BOOK! Karen Marie Reichenbacher Karen From you I have come. To you I will go, with you I am here. Mom, Dad, Denise — THANKS. Thanks for FIELD HOCKEY!!! Best of luck to all. 61 Charles Reilly Spent a little time on the mountain, spent a little time on the hill things went down we don ' t understand but I think in time we will. Mark Richard Rielly Riels To achieve the goals you have set . . . Take the best at what you do ... To take advantage of all opportunities . . . To live life to the fullest . . . This is success. Are we there yet? — Let the good times roll . . . Spain ' 87 B-Ball . . . J.R. Prom — Whoops! NECK-BRACE — Is she going? . . . RimRash — B.C., K.H. — Oh Well . . . Bullwinkle rowboats . . . M.B.K. — TAKE CARE FRIENDS — P.H.H. ' 88 (PART II) Reid Elizabeth Reimold This is the time to remember, these are the days to hold on to, ' cause we won ' t although we ' ll want to. This is the time, but the time is going to change. i hope that time doesn ' t ever change our friendship. A part of you will always be with me ' cause no one can ever take the memories of us and the time we shared from me. Deborah Frances Ricciarelli Deb A lifetime is not to long to live as friends P.D., M.S., B.C. Hey Girls! — The movies — CHats Supple ' s Homemade Cookies Moe ' s house — molasses New Years Eve — The Sweater Feeling Groovy Living Well — not motivated at all tootles Beck European — Toll House Cookie — Rowboats Jo and Chris B — Ball W.S.P. can you jump-start my car? Thanks Mom and Dad!! Gregg Richards Summer times were always right just me and you Seniors and dealing with tohse separating blues we were young and restless living on the edge of a dream when someone somewhere said you just got to believe I ' d like to thank GM, SM, DG, CG, SG, CM, SH, ROB, AA, RL, FA, for all the fun we had CRUE And esp. Missy and Chris I Love ya both and my parents thanks I love you. Good luck everybody. David G. Rioux AN OBSTACLE IS ONLY SOMETHING YOU SEE WHEN YOU TAKE YOUR EYES OFF YOUR GOAL. LOON ' 86, 87, ' 88 LOOK FOR BIG JUMPS AND GET AIR!, TUCK RUNS— KS,TF, GK, SNOWBIRD ' 86, STATES, ' 86, ' 87, THANKS FOR EVERYTHING GLOWYN. I LOVE YA! JC 2, THANKS MOM AND DAD FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT. I DON ' T KNOW WHERE THE KEYS ARE SC Eileen Rocha Ana Luz Rodriguez Sussy For the time I ' ve lived, For the things I ' ve learned, For the friends I ' ve made. For the love we ' ve shared. For the smiles I ' ve seen. For the tears I ' ve cried, I sincerely say: There ' s no minute not worth living! 62 Martha V.Rollins Marty I would like to thank my mom and dad for being there for me and heading me in the right direction. You both have been my personal drill sargents I love you both very much. A special thanks to my loving and caring friends I love you guys. I would like to thank two spe- cial teachers A.Y. and A.R. I will al- ways remember you two. To my one and only true love Chris you will al- ways have a special place in my heart. I MADE IT Justin M A. Russell Russ The only thing that matters is where you are going to be a hundred years from now. — Walter H. Russell Janet Louise Roper Jan, Ropa Hold on to the memones, look fonward to the future, and don ' t forget to smile!! M.A.,K.L.,J.I.,M.H.,T.C.— Thanksfor the memories I never would have made it without you guys! Weekapaug, Hell-lo, Chunga-Chunga, New York, Chorus and Drama Club. I will get to N.Z. someday! ! Good Luck Class of ' 88 Laura Nicole Rovnak Elenor Memory seems like a dream, hundreds of hopes in the past, nevertheless it was never the last ME, twisty-ties, FIB, the gang, PEN,Caribe, SHE ' 87, TS ' 85, What a pretty sunset! click-click! Desiderata, salada knowledge, pillow fight! Ned, thanx for being here Don ' t go changing to try to please me, you ' ve never let me down before Thanx Mom + Dad! Yes, these ARE the best of times. Keith Ryan The strong do what they have the powertodo. The weak suffer what they must suffer. Edward R. Sargent II Men must endure their going hence, even as their coming hither; Ripeness is all. William Shakespeare Kurt Miles Schuhwerk Bozo If something knocks you down dont whine get up and keep walking Loon, 85, 86, 87, Hey Boz pick me a line will ya! G.K. Bumpin and getting air. Tuck runs Party ' n with Leve and GGG. Bye Everybody Wendy Lee Schuka Wen Music is a window through which we view life as it really is UNREAL! Keep the music playing and eventually everyone will learn to dance . . . Phil, JT, U2, The Club, Bandies, Jazz? Moot! TALK TO ME . Good Luck Mosey, BC, KN, TM, CK, CM, JL, KH, JT. . .MissyouJT,JM.EC,BH,GM. . . Thanx for the help Mrs. R, Mr. B, SB, Doug and Donna! Mom, thanx for everything I love you! GOOD-BYE!!!!! 63 Jeffrey Scipione Fredo, Skippy A life spent making mistakes, is not only more honorable but more useful than a life spent doing nothing but Even if you ' re on the right track you ' ll get run over if you just sit there Spain 1 986 Limon si esta abierto? No Oh Good Sheesh Russian Roulette The Old Alter a ■4 fe ' K _™_3aZ H B A_ 1 Barney Shane I ' m a great believer in luck,and I find the harder I work, the more I have of it. — Thomas Jefferson Allison Servetnick AL Even the best of friends can ' t always be together but it ' s the memories that make a friendship last . . . I ' ll miss you guys; JG, JL, GS, TF, GK, DR, and of course Jacki! Bahamas 88, FLA. 87, Maine 86, Cape Cod 87, Yale, Anchor Man, RR tracks; M.R. I ' m gonna miss you 12 31 87! Thanks Mom Dad; I love you Jen and Sarah! Good Luck Class of ' 88! I Had the time of my life Glowyn Merrill Shackford Glowyn Why can ' t I get just one IR,PR,GD, Bahamas 88 Good Luck, Guys, I ' ll miss ya, DR, JM, AS, GK, TF, KS, JL, JG, MM, But this is just the beginning. Thanx for being there DR, JM. Thanx Mom and Dad (really). Good feeling won ' t you stay with me just a little longer. I loveya David Gotta go b.. P. 8. ' Remember Bozo ' s, (anchorman). Douglas Shaw Make way for the positive day. Bob M Roadtrips Boston Spain ' 87 If the thunder don ' t get yeah then the lightening will GD The time is right. Good times Thanks everyone. Later Kenneth Sheldon Zippah Bonfires burning bright, pumkin faces in the night, I remember Halloween. G. Danzig I need a crash course in brain surgery. Horror business CycO 88 Young Ones! Ohya Ohya AAdums! Shot ep! lOHFT! Extra thanx to all of you blokes: Mom, Dad, Chip, Chris, Jon, Trud, Dex, Bill, Matt, Tom, Andy, G. Bliss, Karen, Mush, Dom, Leigh anyone I forgot Skate Rough Bye-Bye! James C. Silipo Jim Hey you, you say you want to change the world. It ' s OK with me theres no regret Glenn Smith Life and Death are uncontrollable everything else is up to you, there ' s still time to change the road your on who ' s shot? A little late night action. Pit Party. Towel and lock the door. GC — you scratch my back I ' ll scratch your. 2 days. TL. DP. JB. BK. New Years 87. July 4 87. Any doses John 0? PT, CR, MD, TM, LT, High fidelity. Community Quizzes. I made it. Thanx Mom and Dad 64 Lynda Jane Smith Smitty Remember in times gone by promises we once made What are the reasons why nothing stays the same? 5 9 86 All of my love to you Michael! Friends are forever Thanx guys SJ, JC, MS, KS, JL, JB, LW, DM, Jim, Kurt, Del, BC, JC, CS,CR Thanx Mum! Lis Mike . . . Words End Summer 87 Friday ' s Idol BOSTON CAPS CFD SOUPY ' S July 4, 1986 — miss ya! Peter Spiegler There is absolutely no inevitability as long as there is a willingness to i contemplate what is happening — i McLuhan Summer 86 ' s ? a cause I just did it 5 minutes ago . . . SPMM Alright, Kids? forking SC Head Call me Blackie Theresa J. Smith Tracy Dont walk in front of me I may not follow dont walkbehind me I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my friend Loon Mnt Where the keys? Puerto Rico ' 85 w ED Summer 87 — JC California 86 Dad how was I an . . . Had did your brain fall out again? DE, BH, DW, ES, Thanx class of 88 especially Lin Heath Cath Shiv Erin Jenny Kathy Derek Chris Chris Brian John Thanks Mom and Dad Jorge Soto Chris Spellman Spell Time stand still — I ' m not looking back But I want to look around me now — seem more of the people and the places that surround me now (RUSH) Thanx Mom and Dad Good Luck Missy Kay, Missy Sullivan, Soupie, Shiv. Bronco Buddies forever . . . n i- K ■- N mt mm 7 - m Catharine M. Spirito Cathy Whenever you call me, I ' ll be there. Whenever you want me, I ' ll be there. Wheneveryouneedme, I ' ll be there — I ' ll be around. Good, good, good! July 4, 87 Espana 87 ... Oh my gosh gosh! Big circle . . . whark . . . Spam . . . 4-wheeling . . . the Ring . . . World ' s End — thanx Mom Dad. Hey! It was fun . . . Keep it up. Peace, love, and happiness. Justin Dean Spirito Justin The first step of life is finally over, the second step is just starting; Hope to see the class of 88 at the p O Adam Stanhope The east is red. China. Such treasures that their very keys would have weighed down a band of sturdy men. Fireworks? Xianzai women dao nar qu? Digital audio. If you must have it, have it then. Historic Plymouth. Infamy. Morning Detention. Main St. Zaitian! (Goodbye.) 65 Kristin Mane Staples What I carry in my heart brings us so close and so far apart. To all my friends who have given me a lifetime of memories: J.C. J.B. M.S. K.W. C.B. J.L. S.J. L.S. Vineyard 87 Canada 86 She must be the neighbors kid The picture yoo-hoo Julies fun outfit Joanna, I think my grandfather has a pairofthoseshorts lean hardly stand the thought of leaving again, well be together but who knows when I Love you Mom Dad Tanya Stein Tan If all mankind, minus one, was of the same opinion; mankind would be no more justified in silencing that one person, than he, if he had the power, would be justified in silencing mankind. Love to Mart, Kim, Amy, Erin, Ser. Thanks for the memories. Robert Steves IMelissa Striano Missy Here I go again, U2 and BJ ' 87, Kath-Kai, rugburns, Caldwells chem-class, you should ve stopped by! , 6 26 Fairview garage parties. Loveya, CC, KP, KW, GR, CK, DJ, NB, LD. Cris Stone Mick xxxxx xxxx xxxx XX X xxxx XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX X XX XXX There is no substitue Lauretta Anne Struss Lauwda Bing Stewetta Mauretta We ' re all exchanging Pleasentries No matter how we feel And No one knows the difference ' cause it all seems so unreal you ' d better grab a hold of something Simple but it ' s true if you don ' t stop to smell the roses they might end up on you. Huskers Du pit parties, 1984-88 143 R.F. Thanks Mom I love you Good luck everyone. See ya, bye Melissa Sullivan Missy To the greatest friends I could ever have: SJ, KS, LS, BC, DD, JL, JR, especially Jen — Pudgy you are the best. CS, good luck. Always remember the Vineyard, Washington, 9th grade. I ' ll miss you all. Thanks for being there Mom and Dad. Maureen Supple Moe True friendship is something you have to work for, but once you attain it, its everlasting Ireland 87 . . . Rebuza . . . Illegal . . . p-ness . . . towel boy . . . Newyears Eve . . . European . . . Munchies . . . Living well — motivated Deb? Crew Parties Wend! Row Boats. . . Black Eye . . . Basketball — OCL Champs 85 86. . .Soccer. . .We need to talk . . . Pam . . . Deb . . . Beck . . . Thanks Mo 66 Mary Jo Sweeney Muj, Mq. Jo Hi ya ' ll, Sentimental Six. John — song 2 side 2. PEN. Wilbur ' s, Maine, Berwyn. Alcoa. Would you do that for me. M + M. Mike — I ' m done, you can have him now. SF — Que sera sera. Sixteen Candles. I drank what? — Real Genius. The SureThing. Rocky Horror, Exhuberance. clash — never! Now the future ' s up to you. Jake a chance and see it through. Thanks to the clique for all the memories. Luv Mo. Paul Taurasi Seri Elisabeth Taarland Seh Instead of crying over spilt milk, go milk another cow — pancho twins, Meliss — go bus GOOD RATIO this is high school GNO seri van halen queer, but funny UTENSILING hey tan who are you and where do you come from? U2 genesis squeeze NEWPORT ' 87 my oh my, we ' ve having some fun now DL re-animator GO HOME GAME i win jband PONTIF WAVE t e HOME- SLICE! fen, kaki, EZ KILLA Sharon Denlse Tate Tate As Inceperable As We Are I Have To Move To Ga Which Is Far, As Long As Our Thoughts Are Still The Same We Will Meet In BP Some Day, As Crazy As It May Be In Less Than A Year We Will Be Set Free, As Time Goes On Think Of Me And Be Strong, But If You Find Mr Right Be Sure He Has A Cute Friend In Sight. Megz Never Forget The Beach, Crusin, Cheering And The Chit We Got Away With In TA. Christopher Taylor Jennifer L. Thomas Jenny Time it was. And what a time it was. It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ... It must be . . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They ' re all that ' s left you. Thanks to my best friends — Chris 5 16 87, Erin, Liz, Kathy, Tracy and Shiv Joy E. Thompson Joyus Time is like a handful of sand, the tighter you grasp it, the faster it runs through your fingers, but if you caress it, it will leave in its wake memoriesof its gentle flow, rather than the roughness of its stones MD, Quebec, Peach Melba, JJ JR, Can I polish your sax? CC lets play in the puddles! Beach Chats, summer 87 at the beach, Burke attack! 3 86, Biking! (No) Manuel Toledano Manolo A puffy coat. A yellow and fuchsia spotted backpack — How did I manage tocomehere? — Could it be. . .Satan? Football games. G study. Mateo ' s funny jokes. Why? Why not? Take Calculus, shall we? If not there ' ll be always a place for you in N.E. tractor trailer. Mucho suerte a mis amigos de AFS, club de Espanol ... All good memories I ' ll never forget, so far, so good. Adios! 67 Ethan Venner Torrey Ethan Run, rabbit run Dig that hole, forget the sun when at last the work is done, Don ' t sit down, it ' s time to dig another one. — Roger Waters W. Scott Tregoning Dudes its been real. Real what? I don ' t know . . . Anthrax . . . S.S. D.D. . . . Mosh. T.T. F.N. Christopher D. Trudell Trudy Finally I understand the feelings of the few ashes and diamonds, foe and friends, we were all equal in the end. Sarah Trudell D period study, oh no it ' scominq! if only IT knew. The Language of Love Thanks to: DMP, MF, DMF, JD. Thanks Mom and Dad. Ya hoo! Don ' t get poop on your shoes. Kristen Ellen Vickery Kristen Even a fool knows you can ' t reach out and touch the stars, but that doesn ' t stop the wise man from trying. U2 joy GNO sa 3RD TEAM espana LETS BE CATTY typical JP ratios BIG CHILL liberated girls dont cry? JUST SAY NO! forking ITS GOOD WE CAN LAUGH rare form PARTY MOBILE! down trodden SHOULD HAVE ba sura SFD happy campers THIS IS HIGH SCHOOL? ! kind a comical ! That which does not kill me makes me stronger. Michael B. Watson Muc-Stain Daydreaming gets you nowhere but its a great ride — Best of luck to the class of 88 Michael Gerard Vitti Mike Lifeislikeasewer — what you get out of it depends on what you put into it. Elizabeth Douglas Watson Elizabeth ' I ' m gone to Carolina in my mind. 68 Howard E. Warsofsky Yowza Cherish Yesterday, Dream of tomorrow, and live today! Kathleen Welch Cheryl White cj, Nina, Cher Wei, it ' s been real! VCR Parties.Ye Gods!, Mailman, PEN U2, JD, Argentina, 5 Yrs! Big L, Tourney, iVIoot Point Dances, The inspirational talent show! T-party, Rocky Horror, Physics — again? VBF, Alcoa, Conestoga, Hydrox, Biff, what ' s a tweeb? Yello + Sak, 16 Candles, Top Gun, Ninjas, No — we ' re not sisters! Wilbur ' s, Elmo, what ' s this? A flock of these! Thanks to the clique 4 everything! Kathleen Margaret White Katie Beforelhadthechancetocountthem, all the good times turned to memories. TOGA, HAWIIAN 87 ' , VINEYARD, LONDON, SARATOGA, SUMMER 87, THE HARBOR, LABOR DAY 87, KOOTCH FRIENDS , I will tow your car! Thanks to all the great friends for all the best times and best of I uck. I love you Mom. Angelle Williams Mark Wiskowski Karl R. Willner Karl To learn you must explore To explore you must try To try you must care Good luck Class of ' 88 And don ' t ever forget or lose track of where you are in this world. John Francis Wipfler Jay You can ' t always get what you want but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need. May the force be with you All, One Day at a Time ThanxMom + Dad for not losing faith. 69 Kathleen Yarrow Kathi, Aero Dead shows 87. love ya TM KM LB CC MS but my special favorite Roberski. Cornies Cameron I ' ll never forget ya ever! Classical get away 70 miles away letter reading. BBing.ThankGod4T.P. first down no score. HER chicmasters Mis — Kai hit the bricks Let it snow, green paska diapers, farty mopa. Thanx Ma Da. Your all the things I ' ve got to remember. Cry fish. Jon Yunker Rip anything and everything paved, plywood, even nature, shred it till there is no more If there is something you can ' t do, just fake it, no one will know the difference. Thanx M and D To Jamie and her knees. Thanx for everything. I LOVE YOU! Michael John ZaccardI Goodbye to all my friends at home Goodbye to all people I ' ve trusted I ' ve got to go out and make my own way I might get rich, you know I might get busted Low rider no more nicknames Belushi What the hell is wrong with me MASC HOOPCH taboot You got pichtes go get em Just put Gil-Bert Dave what did they do to me my eyes Carmen do something with those boys I Andrea Marie Zona Ann NEVER FORGET the good times we have shared at HHS Thanks Christine, DAVE, Kerry and the rest of my friends, especially TIM. May 21, 1987. The summer of ' 87 will live on live on forever. Beach parties, concerts, summer nights, and football games. David P. Hall Dave Jr. High was fun High school was great. But nowwe ' re stepping into reality! And now its time to show all what we ' re madeof. P.S.Takeitonestepatatime and we ' ll do fine! Judith Ann Polefka What noisy cats are we Joanna Libby Christopher Roche Chris Yearbooks with there autographs. From friends you might have had. These are your important years. You ' d better make them last. — Husker Du 70 Daniel Marcilio David Glasheen Kim Youngworth Camera Shy Wanda Alston Thomas Deane Peter Loveless Alan Baynes Henry Holler Kristin Schultz Dennis Brown Kevin Kelliher David Smith Jennifer Colantonio Alexander Keyes Steven Taylor 71 ' -W.H . , t-i • -.., . ,:; ' .. Mt pr«w«i„ • JM, -- %. ff •  ■ ' •  ■ •■ K •  , - -- . ■ ' . - , . .. V ' ' % s, i J --v- - Sf « nHa£ffi£l ma ♦ • Ja: 4f -« . 4. i- A ,M In Memoriam Robert Barbuto Bob James Silipo Jim The days are long and time has stopped and so we mourn for what is not. Our eyes are tired with empty looks, we see blank pages of unfinished books, our struggles to keep our spirits high are futile when our best friends die. And never may we see the day when thoughts of them don ' t come our way. Yet we shall always feel them near and know their message to us is clear- that though our emotions hold us down only love can make the world go ' round. So let us join our hands and work together and let friendship bond us forever and ever. 73 74 GRAPHiC ARTS ■ ••■••••■I ••itti SIU SCREEN PRINTING f 1 iR-52 4 V ' ,..m. 75 76 77 n 1 ■ 1 . ■Pf ; n Jl 1 . K KtI Hpi 1 ■ i 1 kJ i HP 1 j d Si!  ■■ 1 [iitJW o _ .1 ' .-e ' . : A ■ ' , ' A . K-fTiiil Sk _:;-«. USSH !«: ( 5 aK ' J • 78 ' zU GIRLS ' CROSS COUNTRY The Girls ' Cross Country team had a great 1 987 season, finishing with a 4-4 rec- ord in a very competitive league. A rea- sonably young squad, the team had some outstanding performances. Led by Junior co-captains Cindy Willis and Faith Frary the girls tackled strong opponents. Most Notably overpowering defending league champion Marshfield in a close 28-27 meet. Hingham had Christina Finlay elected to the Old Colony League all-star team for the second year in a row as well as rank- ing three league honorable mentions for Freshman Jen Sanford, Sophomore Stephanie Margetts, and Junior Faith Frary. All of the girls gave meritous perfor- mances and look forward to even more success in the seasons to come. THANKS MR. RYAN! GREAT SEA- SON GUYS! 80 Mr. Ryan, coach, L. Thaxterm, C. Coccio, C. Leah, S. Margetts, N. DellaVoIpe, A. O ' Mara, C. Finlay, J. Sanford, H. DuCasse, F. Frary, C. Willis. 81 BOYS ' CROSS COUNTRY The 1987 Boys ' Cross Country team ran well. Led by captains Steve Gregoire and Sean Leahy, the team finished third in a very competitive league. Leahy finished in the top ten in the league and went all the way to the state competition, while Gregoire finished in the top thirty. A much improved Junior Matt McCourt finished twelveth, followed by Barry Willis at thir- teenth. A large improvement was also seen in Steve MacDonald, who bettered his time by over two minutes on the home course. Everyone ran well this season, and the impressive performances by underclass- men ensure many more successful sea- sons. B. Synder, J. Kababik, M. Roper, S. MacDonald, J. Messer, B. Willis, M. McCourt. B. Shane, Mr. Ryan, coach, S. Gregoire, S. Leahy. 82 83 Field Hockey The 1987 Hingham Field Hockey Team succeeded in exceeding many people ' s ex- pectations. The team finished with a record of 9-2-5 in the league and an overall record of 11-3-5. After maintaining second place in the Old Col- ony League, they beat their biggest rival, Marshfield, by dominating the quarterfinal in the State Tournament. The competitive Hingham Field Hockey Team played an ex- cellent 1987 season, with three all-stars, Karen Reichenbacher, Jen Camp- bell, and Ellen Donaldson. The team also had two all-league players, seniors Katie White and Jen Mclnnes. Hingham dominated the league in scor- ing, with Ellen Donaldson as league leader and Katie Costello and Jen Campbell tied for third. Overall, this young team had a successful season and looks forward to many more wins. Varsity: K. Hurley, J. Libby, K. Vickery, N. Nelson, H. Parsons, K. White, L. Gratta, M. Costello, K. Costello, L. Doty, J. Mclnnes, H. Fischer, Coach Gordon, J. Brooks, C. Falls, A. Davies, E. Donaldson, J. Campbell, K. Reichenbacher, T. Anable, J. Spellman, K. Waples J. v.: Coach Hough, L Schirmer, D. Beane, A. Cortezi, J. Davies, J. Kearney, L. McLean, P. Gilbert, N. Buba, M. Gaye, P. Murphy, S. Cook, M. Healy, S. Baynes, C. Flynn, A. Bastiani, L. McGeoghan, K. Antall, A. Cronin, J. Goldsbury, S. Heap, T. Cornell, K. Kelliher, E. Colantonio, T. Esser 84 85 Girls ' Soccer The 1987 Girls ' Soccer season started off slowly. Though our record was not really good, we were still a strong team. The starting defense was: goally Emily Greenlaw, sweeper captain Kristin Harkins, right fullback Maureen Supple, left fullback Alison Taylor. The defense was very strong this year. Together, we worked hard pulling the off-side trap. The mid-field was controlled by center half- back Leigh-Ann Taylor, with Beckie Games on her left and Claire Higgins on her right. By con- trolling the middle, the mid-field players helped our team to stay in all the games. The front line started with Stacy Sullivan on the right wing, Cara Harries on the left wing, and Katie Delay and Karen McCann on the insi- des. Though the fonward line was young this year, the return players will be strong next season. The seniors on the team this year have helped keep the team together through their contin- ued spirit and dedication. Though not all seniors started, all were a vital part of the team. The following players also remain on varsity: (Seniors) Katherine Beal, Nicole Cummings, Lynn Devin, Kathy Kababik, (Sophomore) Barbara Violandi, (Freshmen) Kristen Con- way, Sue DiMaggio, and Lindsay Griffith. We are confident that the team will return strong next season. Varsity: K. Conway, C. Harries, L. Taylor, S. DeMaggio, K. McCann, L. Griffith, E. Greenlaw, L. lorio, K. Delay, S. Sullivan, A. Taylor, Coach Oliver, N. Cummings, M. Supple, K. Beal, K. Harkins, L. Devin, B. Carnes, 86 Junior Varsity: D. O ' Brien, C. Myatt, K. Garvin, J. Williams, A. Ponichtera, J. Watson, S. Adiey, B. Violandi, M. Brooks, E. B. Vessey, D. Myatt, M. Keohan, J. Crawford, M. Stuart, C. Fahie, L. Ngo, C. Mundenench, L. Haddad, D. Pollock 87 Boys ' Soccer The 1987 Boys ' soccer season will go down in infamy. A young team and a tough schedule contributed to the teams record of three wins, ten losses, and four ties. Yet this is not a good indi- cation of the quality of the team. The forward pairing of Dan Michon and Doug Scipione led the team in scoring and were two of the hardest workers on the team. Co-captain Kurt Schuwerk was moved from defense to lend a hand with co-captain Eric Ponichtera in the midfield. On the outside, Jon Ledwick and Peter Kuperstein played very well as did Chris Haskins and Eric Brown. At fullback, the combination of Jay Osier, Rob Ramsey, Bill Lavin and Mark Wolpers provided coverage for third year goalie Kevin Sampson and his backup Matt Pederson. The season was one of ups and downs. Case in point: the first game against last year ' s champions Ply- mouth-Carver ended in a 7-0 loss. In the rematch, however, Hingham gave Plymouth its hardest game in two years, a game Plymouth barely won 3- 2. The season was characterized by tough close games and hard play. In fact, the only element missing from the team was luck. f ? f? J.V.: Coach Mulry, R. Russell, R. Stevens, M. Brennan, G. Winch, T. Murray, B. Hughs, N. Sedaka, B. Delgado, M. Achille, T. Corey, M. McCann, R. Gatnick, J. Hiltz, J. Anderson, P. Cafferty, M. Kaye, L. Fleitas, S. Mills 88 ?fa ' ? ffi V arsity: Coach Farrell, M. Veneto, T. Gulden, D. Scipione, M. Wolpers, J. Ledwick, R. Ramsey, M. Pederson, K. Sampson, D. Michon, E. Chalmers, J. Thorp, E. Brown, J. Russell, P. Kuperstein, C. Krastin, A. Delano, B. Lavin, C. Haskins, K. Schuwerk, E. Ponichtera, J. McKeough, C. DeAgazio, J. Osier, D. Murphy 89 FOOTBALL The Hingham Harbormen finished at 4- 5-1 after having been undefeated and in first place for five weel s this year. The team ' s biggest struggles came against Bridgewater-Raynham, Taunton, Wey- mouth North, and Randolph. Bridgewater and Weymouth went on to capture the league, leaving Hingham in a respectable fifth place. Under the leadership of Doyle, Myers, Giarusso, and Dillon, the team was strong, quick, and ready to hit. Hingham players received several awards. Joe Doyle, John Myers, Dave Giarusso, Joe Dillon, and Dave Mortland were all voted Old Colony League All- Stars. In addition, each of the four captains were voted WATD players of the week, the coaches ' awards went to: Joe Doyle — MVP, Joe Doyle — Best Run- ningback, Dave Giarusso — Best Offen- sive Lineman, John Myers — Best Linebacker, and Dave Mortland — Best Defensive Lineman. Awards also went to: Brian Herman — Big Sack, Kevin Lynch — Long Snap, Brian James — Intercep- tion, Chris Clapp — Punt, and Kevin McGowan — Consistency. F. Jewett, coach, M. Laughlin, P. Lucey, B. Ricketts, T. Brennan, B. Carney, B. Cutler, L. Lennon, S. Dann, T Poirrere, M. Gainey, G. McCuen, coach, A. Leary, D. Griffith, M. Kay, J. Lasage, A. Joilin, C. Campbell, S Tate, R. Falvey, J. Thompson, J. Doe, D. Keeler, R. Cronin, K. Doyle, D. Cummings, J. Stebbins, M. Mellish J. Levenson, A. Thornton, M. Stevens, H. Holler, D. Mortland, S. Flanagan, B. Herman, P. Taurasi, D Ohman, J. Hannan, B. James, D. Delmonico, T. Linscott, C. Davies, J. Langill, D. Giarusso, J. Myers, J Dillon, J. Doyle, K. Lynch, K. McGowan, P. Levenson. 91 GOLF smm  i  mm ' M. Kearney, J. Theopolis, M. Taylor, S. Flynn, J. Scipione, T. Fithian, M. Semler, T. Czarnota, P. Cieslik, Coach Curren, C Cox, R. Muller, J. Taylor. This year ' s golf team had a sensational season. Particularly successful was junior Chris Cox, whose record of 1 1 wins and 1 loss nnade him the team ' s most consistent winner. Also outstanding were seniors Jeff Scipione, Paul Cieslik, Matt Kearney, Todd Fithian, and Tom Czarnota. Coach Curren anticipates another winning sea- son next year. '  l i 92 93 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS M. Hanrahan, M. Sweeney, M. Striano, A. Arkell, S. Greene, C. Reddish, N. Bonitto, K. Duffy, J. Nelson, S. Hackett, S. Tate. This year football cheerleading was much more enjoyable than in the past two seasons. Throughout the season, there were agreements and disagreements, but we all knew that differences of opinion were sometimes what we needed to make a good squad. After all the quarrels, the team remained unified. Toward the end of the season, although the football team started losing, the girls had fun and joked around, making the cold games warm and the warm games COOL ! ... We were struttin ' down that field with our Super Bad team . . . singin ' P-A- R-T-Y! Party Hardy at Hingham High! RAH! 94 95 Girls ' Winter Track The Hingham Girls ' Winter Track team had a great ' 87- ' 88 season, more successful than the 3-3 record suggests. We had great show- ings in the state meet and league meet in which we placed third. First year coach, Ms. Pennell, made great use of the team ' s depth and talent in meets and tested our endurance and ability in practice. Everyone performed to full potential and contributed to the team ' s success. Consistently excellent performers in dual league are: (juniors) Nicole DellaVoIpe and Julie Diercks and (senior) Celine Char- niaux in the 50m; (freshman) Jen f lcKenzie and Susie Cannon in the 50m hurdles; (junior) Stacy Sullivan and (freshman) Bonnie Howe in the 300m and high jump; (senior) Kristina Kovatch (co-captain) in the shotput; (junior) Kathy Shaw, (senior) Rebecca Lambert (co- captain) and (freshman) Laura lorio in the 600m; (senior) Kristin Gould and (freshman) Heidi Kutsche in the 1000m, as well as Chris- tina Finlay who took first place in the 1 000m at the state meet, earning the gold medal she de- serves. In the one mile are (sophomore) Lynn Hansberry and (juniors) Laura Reagan and Jen Rapucci; and in the two mile is (junior) Lee Stinson. With the combination of our high hopes, standards, and determination we were easily among the very best teams in the Old Colony League this year. Ms. Pennell, N. DellaVoIpe, B. Howe, A. O ' Mara, L. Stinson, L. Hansberry, L. Reagan, K. Shaw, J. Diercks, J. Rapucci, S. Sullivan, H. Kutsche, K. Gould, R. Lambert, K. Kovatch, C. Charniaux, K. Finlay, J. Mahoney, J. MacKenzie, S. Cannon 96 Boys ' Winter Track The 1988 Hingham High Boys ' Indoor track team underwent a rebuilding year, as the team finished a lowly 2-4. There is something to be said for this poor showing because only 15 kids came out for the team. The team was led by senior co-captains Rob Ramsey and Sean Leahy. Chris no show Taylor was the final captain, but he did not run this year. Rob long neck Ramsey competed in the shotput and the 50 yard dash. Rob really helped the team a lot by sticking out his neck in a few races. Co- captain Sean the force Leahy competed in the mile and two mile run. Sean was unde- feated in the Old Colony League in both events, and when he stepped into Taunton Field House his opponents became very intim- idated. Senior Steve the arms Gregoire competed in the two mile this past winter. Steve was a big factor in a few meets as he picked up a few points for the Harbormen. Junior Matt McCourt competed in the 600 for Hingham and he showed that he had great leadership abilities. Matt had a great season seeing that he only got beat twice all year and was loved by the entire Girls ' Winter Track team. Senior Dave Big House Mortland was a very big pickup for the Harbormen this sea- son. Dave competed in the shotput and picked up some much needed points for the team. Dave ' s antics on and off the track was very much appreciated by all. S. McDonald, Fillmor, S. Gregoire, A. Sunoki, D. Mortland, E. McCraken, M. McCourt, B. Snyder, C. Matson, Coach Herrmann, Greg, J. Messer, R. Ramsey, S. Leahy, C. Bennett, B. Sharpe 1 1 Pi 11 r ' f 7 - 98 99 Ice Hockey The 1988 Hingham High Hockey team exceeded many people ' s expectations. A young team, they finished a very success- ful season with a record of ten wins, eight losses, and two ties. The strong offense, led by Senior co- captain Dave Rioux succeeded in over- powering opposing defenses in many last-minute, heartstopping power plays to achieve final victories. The capable de- fense, led by Senior co-captain Todd Fithian, kept many an opposing team at bay long enough for Hingham to add an- other win to its record. The strong skills of goalie Aaron Smith was also the key to success in many Hingham games, while offensively. Freshman Rob Canavan was able to maintain the position as team high scorer. The HHS team was further honored by obtaining five spaces on the O.C.L. All- Star team. These players included Todd Fithian, Dave Rioux, Karl Willner (all Se- niors), Junior Aaron Smith, and Freshman Rob Canavan. The team enjoyed a very good season and are thankful for the enthusiastic sup- port of all of their loyal fans. Varsity: Coach Messina, Coach Reagan, F. Alexander, T. Kennedy, R. Canavan, B. Pourier, M. Reed, B. Falvey, P. McKenna, G. Jarvis, T. Griffin, C. Cox, C. Maguire, K. Doran, M. Veneto, Coach Gorman, B. Wightman, A. Smith, R. Falvey, B. Hagerty, T. Fithian, D. Rioux, D. Benoit, C. Willner, R. Fahie, T. Murray ■ - ' « !iiss j,™« --  ( '  )«i .i «;i 100 - ' ' . K-w. J K  w; «At s « i „ J.V.: Coach Reagan, A. Vickery, M. Anastos, T. Routhier, A. Grosso, M. Brennan, C. Smith, B. Delgalo, J. Anderson, M. league, S. Hayes, Coach Gorman, J. Darling, B. Murray, M. Achille, B. Rioux, A. Jollin, M. Rowell, T. Murray, J. Willner, K. Lincoln, B. Hanson, T. Hughes. 101 Gymnastics 102 The 1988 Girls ' Gymnastic team was a great one. Along with the hard work we had a great deal of fun. The captains, Kerry Duffy and Missy Striano were excellent leaders and held the team together through thick and thin. We had our share of thals though, for example, Kerry broke her foot in the middle of the season and wasn ' t able to compete until the last few meets. The team was made up of an unusual combination: two seniors, two juniors, four sophomores, and eight freshmen. We did win two meets with our best event being the vault. i.,- ■1 ' ' w . M. DeBasse, P. Hunnefield, A. Bonnyman, C. Munhank, Jane, D. Myatt, Sarah, Kate Alter, S. Foley, K. Duffy, M. Striano, E. Osier, K. Schellmer, M. Zacardi, L. Tompkins, L Smith. 103 Girls ' Basketball Varsity: K. White, P. Aylward, L. Bonetsky, M. Hewlett, P. Griffith, C. Willis, L. Doty, Coach Mortimer, C. McCarthy, B. Carries, M. Supple, J. Long Coach Hickey, T. Reed, J. McGeogham, D. Buxton, Williams. A. Ponichtera, M. Brooks, S. Margetts, J DeMaggio, C. Higgins, M. Bonsor, H. DuCasse, Buba 104 The 1987-1988 girls ' varsity basketball team consists of (seniors) Maureen Supple, Beckie Carnes, Joanne Long, Megan Howlett, and Christine McCarthy; (juniors) Leigh Ann faylor, Cindy Willis, Kristine White, Patricia Griffith, and Laura Bonetsky; and (sopho- mores) Lisa Doty and Patricia Aylward. Mthough the team was not as successful as [hey desired and lacked a lot of height, they lad a good blend of experience, dedication, :ommitment and most of all, a lot of fun. The :eam had six returning varsity players and six Diayers came up from last year ' s junior varsity. The girls kept the the pressure on opponents vith an aggressive defense. The team led :heir offense by fast-breaking. The starters for :he team were Beckie Carnes, Maureen Supple, Kristine White, Patricia Aylward, and Christine McCarthy. The team, with the seven eturning varsity players, are looking forward a more improved and successful 1 988-1 989 season. 105 Boys ' Basketball The Boys ' Varsity Basketball team, although they lost nine seniors, were 7-8 in the league, and 8-1 1 overall. The team consisted of five seniors, co-captains Kurt Schuwerk and Dan Michon, John Gilbert, Mark Mullen and Mike McCarthy; and Four sophomores; Pat Carnes, Tom Gonsalves, Charles Krastin, and Jason Bologna. Although the team lacked experience, they learned fast and worked well together. Due to the lack of height, the team broke fast which made the games very exciting. The offense was led by Kruty Schuwerk, who had three games with 28 points. The other sources of offense came mainly from Mark Reilly (Mas- sasoit Tournament MVP) and Pat Carnes. Gil- bert and Michon used the three point shot to open up the middle for Schuwerk, Rielly and Carnes. Although Zaccardi did not play much at the start of the season, he worked hard and started in the last four games of the season. Zaccardi added the defense and enthusiasm which the team needed. The team used a vari- ety of set offenses which kept teams off- guard. 106 M. Hurtle, J. Gaspa, C. Campbell, M. Cotsonas, B. Carney, G. Smith, G. Deane, S. Flynn, Coach Perry, M. Taylor, E. Chalmers, M. Carries, P. Brenner, S. Carpenter, K. Zia, D. Scipione Varsity: C. Krastin, K. Schuhwerk, J. Gilbert, M. Rielly, M. Gonzalez, S. McCarthy, K. Sullivan, S. Sullivan, Coach Clinton, M. Zaccardi, J. Mellin, D. Michon, J. Bologna, M. Carnes 107 Wrestling P ' ll J ' %-r • ' ' l ' §3 ' ' 1 1 r- Mi . :- M ft M $ r KWK..i ■ ' Js ' - ||||| K?sM K- H E; ' I H HI K i Kt ' HH ' The 1988 wrestling season was one to re- member. Under the direction of Coach Bill Barges Hingham placed second in the Old Colony League and finished the season with an overall record of 1 2-4. Seniors Mike Long at 125 lbs., Jon Myerov at 130 lbs., Fred Hall at 135 lbs. and Chris Maescher also at 135 lbs. came through for Hingham in the darkest of moments. Hingham ' s strength started at 140 lbs. with sophomore Matt Shane. Matt was Hingham ' s shining star this year. Matt placed second in Sectionals, third in States, and sixth in New England, Hingham ' s first to place in States or in New England! Senior Chuck Cordiero stole wins at 1 52 lbs. Senior co-captain Dave Di- Marino finished the season with a 12-1 rec- ord and placed third in the Sectionals. Co- captain Barney Shane finished the season un- defeated and ended up third in the Sectionals. Senior Peter Carney at 189 lbs. finished his season with a 12-1 record and also placed third in the Sectionals. At heavy weight, senior Steve Carr remained injured most of the sea- son with a broken nose, but returned to help Hingham at the end of the season. Hingham had an awesome year and the seniors of this year ' s team wish the best of luck to the team in the future! J.V.: J. Davidson, J. Aprea. M. Aprea, M. Long, A. Goldberg, G. Kletjian, Coach Dan, T. Berry, J. Sculli, B. Farmer, D. Dykins, A. Whaler Varsity: Coach Barges, P. DiMarino, J. Fulton, M. Shane, M. Ferina, J. MacKenzie, N. Vakil, M. Stanton, J. Myerov, P. Carney, B. Shane, D. DiMarino, C. Cordeiro, F. Hall 109 Hockey Cheerleaders C. Canavan, M. Hanrahan, K. Norton, L. Boretti, N. Bonito, S. Tate, S. Hackett, J. Fish, C. Norton For the second year in a row, the Hockey Cheerleading squad has been strong. We started fundraising (selling shakers) during the football games as well as door to door. At the beginning of No- vember our season started, practicing cheers as well as organizing the Pep Rally for winter sports. What would we have done without all the help of our advisor, Mrs. Norton, and all of the loyal fans? We would especially like to thank Jocelyn Gabriele, Brian Rioux, and Robbie Bor- retti for always being there! To the Hockey team: Thanks for putting up with us on the bus! You guys are awesome! 110 111 Basketball Cheerleaders We have had a fun and exuberant sea- son. The eleven of us became close through our problems and successes. The basketball team did great and we are very proud of them. Their close games and win gave us a lot to cheer about! As cheerleaders we will never forget: the deal, M.J. ' s flowers, crush pyramids, the fall, bus trips, bowling, 21, and Gabe ' s dreams. Punctuality was never one of our strong points, but we got everything done. Thanks to all who supported and motiva- ted us at each game. And especially to Mrs. Devito, our advisor, who always made sure we did our best. 113 Softball The 1987 Softball season was definitely not a winning season. Despite this fact, the girls worked hard throughout the sea- son. As we began the season we realized that this would be a rebuilding year as we only had four returning varsity players. The rest of the team, most of which had some experience on J.V., were not used to the type of playing necessary for var- sity. Yet by the end of the season these players felt a certain confidence in their ability. The returning seniors for the 1 988 season are co-captains Christine McCarthy and Joanne Long, Wendy Schuka, Tina Marini, Ellen Donaldson and Meg Hewlett. Coach Mortimer and the t eam look forward to a promising season and hope to be a competitive force in the O.C.L J.V.: D. Ricciarelli, C. Cox, L. Whitman, M. Bonsor, C. Costello, S. Baines, C. Falls, J. Repucci, K. Ferrini, M. Healy, J. Welsh, M. Brooks, K. MacPhadden, Coach Mortimer 114 vr jKij£s is  « Varsity: T. Reed, K. White, N. Ferrini, S. Gilbert, M. Rafter, T. Marini, C. Higgins, J. Mortell, W. Schuka, T. Griffith, S. Addley, E. Donaldson, M. Howlett, C. McCarthy, J. Long, Coach Mortimer 115 Baseball Teamwork is a term that best describes the 1987 baseball team. Head coach Charles Green instilled a feeling of team unity with rigorous workouts in the gym well before the start of the season. With this unity the Harbormen went on to have a successful year (twelve wins, six losses) and qualified for the state tournament for the first time in four years. The team was scouted as an offensive squad with the potential to score runs. However, early in the season it was the pitching that won the ball games, with sev- eral shutouts. The bats soon caught fire and were responsible for many of the later wins. The team played in the tough Old Col- ony League which sent four teams to the state tournament. Hingham was ranked in the top ten in the state for most of the sea- son before losing to a good-hitting Xave- rian ball club in the first round of the play- offs. This loss did not take away what the Baseball team accomplished in 1 987, set- ting a mark for more success in the future. i .. . M fcJ J.V.: Coach Magner, C. Iqo, M. Vitti, A. Thornton, M. McCarthy, R. Cronin, B. Herman, D. Swanson, A. Cutler G. Healy, M. Kearney, A. Fulton, T. Berry, A. Smith, B. Harkins, J. Stebbins 116 Varsity: Coach Green, M. Hoffses, R. Enos, S. Parnell, P. Berigan, T. Frabotta, J. Magner, A. Larson, D. Shaw, J. Gilbert, C. Messina, L. Cinquegrano, D. Cummings, D. Ohman, K. Cox, M. Myers, D. Aganis, J. Agostino, Manager A. Gardner 117 Girls ' Lacrosse Varsity: A. Mayer, A. Travis, K. Shaughnessy, M. Chaffee, L. Devin, A. Marcus, K. Kelliher, J. league, L. Svedman, K. Clifford K Wallace J Gifun, Coach Williams, Manager T. Sherry, L. Taylor, E. Avila, K. Vickery, H. Parsons, B. Carnes, K. Harkins, J. Williams The 1987 Girls ' Lacrosse team played well throughout the season despite a loss to Acton-Boxboro in the semi-final round of the state tournament. Captains Lori Svedman, Lauren Devin, and Andrea Mayer led a strong senior class through a good season. Coach Williams is looking to rebuild in the upcoming season. Returning varsity players include: sopho- more Jessica Bradeen, juniors Elena Avila, Leigh Ann Taylor, and Jen Watson, and seniors Beckie Carnes, Heather Parsons, Lynn Devin, Kristen Harkins, and Kristen Vickery. Several strong junior varsity players will also return to help out. Captains Heather Parsons, Beckie Carnes, and Lynn Devin are looking for- ward to a good season and hope to lead the team to victory. J. v.: R. MacMurray, K. Heap, B. Hodges, S. Lash, S. Hackett, J. McDonough, B. Newell, D. Nolan, K. Schultz, L. Devin, C. Gorham, A. Bartlett, J. Beaulieau, J. Feeney, A. Cronin, K. Kababik, A. Mulane 118 and after! 119 Boys ' Lacrosse Line up for the Capt. Willie Drill , Ground ball , Weak pipes , We ' ve never lost in over- time. , Beat Weymouth North , Play hard all four quarters, win at the end. Hingham Lacrosse — hard work, team work, excitement and winning. The tradition con- tinues. 1986 - State Champs, 1987 State Semi-finals, 1988 - ? Dave Giarusso (Defense), Joe Doyle (Mid- field), and Rob Falvey (Attack), the tri- captalns lead the team to continue the Hingham Lacrosse tradition. This group of seniors only know winning, playing good la- crosse, coming from behind, building on a lead, giving 100%, loving the game and RUN- NING. The challenge is Division I for the first time and a new coach, but the potential is there to be realized. Rob Falvey will be one of the leading scorers in the league. Joe Doyle will explode with his quickness on face-offs and with his occasional hat trick of goals. Dave Giarusso will intimidate and deny opposing attackmen. Mike Brazis, having perfected his clearing pass will both defend the net and start the fast break. Chris Clapp, John Cassedy, and Kevin Lynch return as starters, ready to contribute.  -%!- Junior Varsity: S. Ayers, A. Grillo, S. Crowley, K. Doyle, J. Hughes, M. Nicholas, C. Caldwell, J. Levinson, M. Wolpers, J. Hannon, M. Kervin, T. Bennett, M. Wieman, K. Cosgrove, Coach Corel!, C. Adams, P. Levinson, A. Stonefield, J. Mullin, R. Russell, D. DeBruin, J. Horn, J. Ludwig, J. McKeough, S. Lindell 120 Up from J.V. as seniors and ready for varsity are Darby McGannon, Jon Hannon, Paul Levenson, and Jim McKeough. The underclassmen have their own stars. The team is deep and rich with talent. What remains is for the players to work hard for themselves and for each other. Potential is meaningless unless it is utilized. The greatest satisfaction comes with 100% effort and commitment, having left nothing on the field because all was given. The class of ' 88 has a lot to remember. Varsity: K. Lucey, P. Wilson, M. Gargano, P. Hess, D. McGannon, K. Lynch, K. Sampson, J. Cassedy, D. Giarusso, M. Brazis, C. Clapp, E. Leonard, K. Kay, Coach Oliver, R. Falvey, A. Prime, P. Boomer, J. Mortell, B. Sullivan, M. Delay, P. Winch, S. Wilson, J. Fitzwilliams 121 Girls ' Tennis The girls ' varsity tennis team continued their dominance of the Old Colony League in 1 987. Over the last three years, this team has won just about every championship possible in girls ' tennis. This success comes from team pride and spirit as well as their continued pursuit o1 ■ Kw A excellence. Tri-captains for spring 1988 I are Sandra King, Lavinia Davis, and Alii- son Servetnick. The team is looking for- iv fi ward to another successful season and tfl t ' ' i the team goal is to win another State r S t ' - Championship. Accomplishments: State Champions 1985, 1986. O.C.L Champions: 1985, 1986, 1987. Individua Achievements: Sandra King Massachusetts State Singles Champior 1986, 1987. Allison Servetnick and Trac MacKenzie, Massachusetts State Doubles Champions 1987. Varsity: S. Sarni, T. Anable, S. King, L. MacLean, H. Smith, J. Gabriel, A. Servetnick, L. Davis, J. Arena ANV -.- - ■■ ' ' .■ ' . ' A.V ' A. Junior Varsity: J. Kurr, H. DuCasse, A. Shelsy, S. Turpie, M. Canavan, E. Ganduilia, P. Anable, J. DiMartinis, Coach Leone, K. Knab, B. Peleckis, A. Casciato, K. Malone, R. Schrier 122 v 123 Boys ' Tennis TK- T j ' yg - g a aa— l it mmw . Junior Varsity: N. Val il, D. Mayer, M. Wright, J. Gaspa, J. Myerov, J. Sedaka, E. Chiu, B. Auger, E. Chalmers, C. Maguire, B. Johnson I 124 The 1 987 tennis season was an optimistic one. The team had great success in 1 986. The team ' s accomplishments in 1986 were impressive. We won all of our six- teen matches in the regular season, the Old Colony League Championship, the South Sectional Division II Champion- ship, and the Massachusetts State Divi- sion II Championship. Therefore, the 1987 season was full of high ex- pectations. Our returning players were primarily seniors. Sean Kapinski, the number one player, was undefeated in 1986 and 1987. Tom Leary, a four year veteran, was a strong number two player. Jamie Carroll also had a great season. Our doubles teams were strong. The doubles team of Matt Salvetti and Doug Scipone went 20-2 in 1987 and Brant Mehrmann and Jeff Scipione went 22-0 in 1987. With the support of our alternates and Coach Carl Nelson, we made it to the semi-finals of the South Sections with a 17-1 record. However, a tough match with Duxbury ended our hopes of a repeat of 1 986. Eventhough the season ended on a negative note, we plan to have a great season in 1988. Varsity: Coach Nelson, G. Butler, J. Carol, B. Mehrman, M. Salvetti, J. Scipione, G. Kurr, T. Leary, M. McKenna, D. Scipione, C. Hoover, S. Kapinski, A. Plotner 125 Girls ' Spring Track The 1 987 spring season was awesome. We ended the season with second place in the O.C.L. with a record of 7-1 . We also had strong showings in the state meet and the New England meet. Eleven girls went to the state meet in the mile relay, long jump, triple jump, and 300 meter hurdles. Th e mile relay team, triple jumper Stacy Sullivan, long jumper Tanya Prime, and Christina Finlay in the hurdles qualified for the New England meet. Finlay placed second in her event. The whole team con- tributed to our success with their un- ending spirit. i Coach Herrmann, J. Dierks, T. Stein, N. Dellavolpie, C. Coccio, R. Richman, S. Margetts, B. Hertzberg, N. Langlois, A. Chin, L. Johnson, M. Messer, K. Kovatch, S. Sullivan, C. Finlay, L. Erichello, K. Shaw, L. C. Flynn, J. Fish, L. Stinson, R. Winokur, T. Prime, C. Willis, N. Ruffini, K. Tolle, C. Stevens 126 :3 127 Boys ' Spring Track §A g s. SWilW HP ' Coach Browne, E. Daupinae, J. Myers, C. Taylor, M. Aprea, P. Taurasi, P. Giordano, S. Gregoire, E Ponichtera, B. Shane, S. Howe, C. Davies, B. Willis, M. McCourt, R. Ramsey, S. Leahy, J. Messer, J. Spiritc S. MacDonald, Coach Ryan, J. Harris, J. King, M. Cham, J. Hess, J. Diaz, C. Kent, B. Burros, B. Myers, B Hone, J. Muldoon, M. MacDonald, R. Langenhagen, T. Leahy 128 ' €S-.,M JdA- ? :i««?f-J Boys ' spring track was finally at home again. Having a home meet on a brand new track was a welcome sight in 1987. After being condemned in 1985, the only use for the old track was practice. The construction of the new facility enhanced the team spirit and attitude. This attitude led to a winning season, but more impor- tant was the enjoyment of participating at home as well as away. 129 130 131 I don ' t want a sandwich, I want a Manwich! Walk like an Egyptian. 132 Jocelyn, this is tennis, not ballet. C ' mon Dan, spit it out. 133 see Sally and Joey, Timmy and . . . . And next time I won ' t be so nice! 134 What?!? A touch of class. 135 All I ate was a chili dog with extra onions — and now no one will come near me. Mykel: shocked and appalled?!? 136 ] I ' .v West Side Story Last year ' s musical production of West Side Story was an enornfious success. The show played to sell-out audiences both nights. Many left the auditorium in tears due to the deeply moving per- formances of Michael Jordan and Becky Herzberg, who played the leading roles of Tony and Maria. Other leads were Jay Muldoon, Jon Metters, Robin Moyer, and John Hess. This year ' s seniors with lead- ing roles were Jamie O ' Neil, Keith Ryan, Lisa McColgan, Missy Mayo, and Kathy Manning. West Side Story was directed by Mr. John Higgins, choreographed by Mrs. Donna Luther, and introduced Mr. Jeff Browne as musical director. .liilHH L in i ' . ' ♦ ' •IP P w i •a %i ■ a. ' j 1 -. . f . .. iy 1 -v U I 1 138 139 JUNIOR PROM 1987 On May 1 6, 1 987 hundreds of members of the Class of ' 88 came together at for one final celebration of the year, the Jun- ior Prom. The cafeteria of Plymouth River Ele- mentary School was transformed for the evening into a lovely ballroom, complete with streamers and balloons of silver, black, white, and pink. The atmosphere of elegance was compounded by a great disc jockey, wonderful refreshments, and beautifully dressed members of the class. As a result of the fantastic environment and, of course, the wonderful company, an enjoyable evening was experienced by all and many memories were made. 140 141 HOMECOMING 1987 mmm w« ■ ■I « 1 142 Rebecca Peter Ellen Dave By 1 :30 October 24, the new field was clear and ready for play to begin for our Homecoming 1987 matchup against Bridgewater-Raynham. Although our football team fought hard, the victory was not to be ours, losing 14-0. During halftime Mr. MacLeod crowned Joe Doyle and f lissy Sullivan Homecom- ing King and Queen. The King and Queen were attended by court members Rebecca Lambert, Peter Kuperstein, Ellen Donaldson, John Myers, Jenn Mahoney, Dan Michon, Kathy Manning, Mike Watson, Beckie Carnes, and Dave Giarusso. Later that night, the members of the court joined many others to celebrate Homecoming 1987 at the dance. Mr. MacLeod, Missy Joe Beckie Dan Kathy John Jenn Mike 143 THE MUSIC MAN This year ' s fall musical was Meredith Willson ' s The Music Man . Over 75 students participated in the production working in both cast and crew. The show was a huge success, receiving standing ovations at all three performances. The Music Man was directed by drama teach- er John Higgins and choreographed by Mrs. Donna Luther. The musical direction of the 1 6 piece pit orchestra and cast was by Mr. Jeff Browne. Outstanding perfor- mances by principle actors Jamie O ' Neil, Kathy Piazza, Matt Pederson, Keith Ryan, Missi Mayo, T.D. Carpenter, Amy Hutchinson, Cheryl White, and Greg Hren also helped to make the play memorable. 144 CAST (In Order of Appearance) Charlie Cowell Matt Pedersen Salesman 1 Richard Leek Salesman 2 Andrew Leary Salesman 3 Ben Budde Salesman 4 James McKeough Conductor Tyler Gulden Harold Hill James O ' Neil Mayor Shinn Keith Ryan Ewart Dunlop Michael Benard Oliver Hicks Carson Lynch Jacey Squires Edward Chiu Olin Britt Brook Gracia Marcellus Washburn Terrone Carpenter Tommy Djilas. Gregory Hren Marian Paroo Katherine Piazza Mrs. Paroo Missi Mayo Amaryllis Emily Bartholomew Winthrop Paroo Sandy Weymouth Eulalie HacKecknie Shinn. . . Amy Hutchinson Zaneeta Shinn Cheryl White Gracie Shinn Katherine Alter Alma Hicks Kathleen Manning Maud Dunlop Wendy Schuka Ethel TofEelmier Lisa McColgan Mrs. Squires June E. Desmond Mrs. Britt Kim Butler Mrs. Wilson Beth Hallett Constable Locke Ian McRae 145 Spirit Week Traditionally, Seniors win the contests of Spirit Week. The Class of 1 988 was no different. We dominated most of the ac- tivities of the week, including the tug-of- war, the jello-eating contest, the lemon and lime eating contest, and through the talents of Katie White and John Myers, the bread-pushing contest. Our wall, though not voted the best of all three classes, did express much about our class. Decorated with We had the time of our lives theme and covering all aspects of life in Hingham, from windsurf- ing to graduation, it definitely showed in- genuity and deserved to win. Through our remarkable victory at Spirit Week and our behavior at the pep rally, it was clear that the Class of 1988 was, without contest, the most spirited class in the school. 146 hhT oc L 1 0 N ' T sirvr t: , ' . ■I J( i ■ k QM ! If ' .1 i ) S H ll - -i -«!SrKi ' -« ' r- -« - ' M« ■V. ai BBBBHi t i ' ' JBBHBffiBMHBMBlfliyHBMi ■pa i wt S B I r Bl 147 148 149 Hi n H H 1 Hj H I I B H l H Iff I lfl A 1 HL ' ' k H 1 m , , H , J H w ' ' ' ' ' ' -- t l (MM i .. Myi ' j l 151 152 154 155 156 « :.v, .J ItV.I ' r ii i iiiii n- - v - -■■■■- ' ■•■-r ' - ' - f f y •s j jr . iF ' ' '  s, • TiNit Harborlight Editors: K. Butler, H. DuLawrence, K. Malone, A. Iser, J. Hughes, E. Torrey, A. Butler, P. Kuperstein Ye This year, the Hingham High School newspaper, The Har-- borlight, came under the reign of a new editorial staff. Editors-. in-Chief Ethan Torrey and Allison Butler, Features Editors Kirrif Butler and Jeff Crawford, News Editors Bob Delise and Allison r Iser, Sports Editors Peter Kuperstein and Jamie Hughes, and; Art Editor Ed Sargent composed the hierarchy of the school ' s periodical. This year The Harborlight confronted critical, social, and edu- cation issues, yet maintained light entertainment reviews. Cre-- ative writing augmented the Features Department by adding an ' element of the unrestrained imagination to the paper. The arti ' cles were accompanied by dramatic photography and illus trations from the Art Department. Special thanks go to Mrs. Rehnquist and Mr. Ozug for their flaw- • less words of wisdom which permeated our every thought and: action. staff: E. Torrey, A. Butler, H. DuLawrence, K. Butler, K. Malone, N. Biaustien, F. Hall, A. Youssef, L. Carey, P. Kuperstein, D. Ngo, A. Iser, M. Healey, J. Hughes, C. McManus, L. McColgan 158 Yearbook taff: L. Boretti, K. Beal, G. Happ, M. Carty, L. Devin, R. Lambert, K. Vickery, S. Taarland, E. Donaldson, L. McColgan, E. Watson, M. Gannon, K. Norton, A. Kletjian, ). Finn, A. Farrell, M. Costello, C. Klay The 1988 Yearbook staff started meeting early in October in order to create this masterpiece. We embarked on what would be five months of constant headaches and anxieties, no one ever quite knowing how to do things, but always (with help from the ever- vigilant Dick Swiech) learning and cramming to meet our deadlines. What you see before you is the product of hours of work, not always accomplished in a clear state of mind, with our wackiness often adding to our creativity. We, the Editors, sincerely hope you find this book representative of this experience that is called Hingham High School. We would like to thank everyone who helped us in any way, from the typists to the write-up writers, and for the general positive feelings of the whole school toward this project. We hope you all forgive our nagging and interruptions after you see the results of our efforts. We would especially like to thank Mr. Frank Tierney for his expertise and wisdom and for teaching us that if we have a good idea we should just RUN WITH IT! ENJOY! Editors: K. Beal, A. Farrell, R. Lambert, K. Vickery 159 National Honor Society Members: L. Gervasi, J. Arena, M. Gannon, K. Reichenbacher, C. Roche, L. Rovnak, A. Farrell, E. Torrey, E. Donaldson, J. Lewis, P. Spiegler, K. Beal, K. Kovatch, K. Butler, A. Hutchinson, T. Stein, N. Baldwin The nineteen new members of this year ' s National Honor Society continued the society ' s traditions of high standards of scholarship and service. Earlier in the: year, N.H.S. helped to greet and assist the evaluating team that evaluated H.H.S. this year. Exceptional members sacrificed: their Sunday and various study periods; during the week to assist the evaluators in any way possible and to make their stay, more pleasant. Since January, the society, has been involved in a program to assist the Resource Room with tutorial services. Among other notable activities is the society ' s 5th annual canoe trip through Vermont. The Rough Riders Bob Delise and Ned Baldwin, set a new record for completing the trip in nine days, two hours, and fifteen minutes. This will surely be a tough time to beat. To start a newv tradition, N.H.S. has decided to hold the first annual student-faculty jai-alai tourna- ment this year. It ' s sure to be a hit, espe- cially if Mr. Tierney agrees to play! — Words to live by for next year ' s N.H.S. from the immortal Frank Tierney: We ' re elite and we ' re o.k. 160 Officers: L. Gervasi (secretary), N. Baldwin (treasurer), J. Arena (vice-president), P. Spiegler (president) Junior Awards . Beal, M. Fragakis, E. Donaldson, M. Long, T. Stein, K. White, L. Rovnak, J. Arena, K. Kovatch, N. Baldwin, P. Spiegler, A. Farrell, J. Haley, K. Reichenbacher In the spring, juniors who have excelled in icademics as well as participated in extra- curricular activities are honored by uni- versities and colleges for their achievements n High School. The following were recipients )f the book awards: Brown Book Award: Peter Spiegler Colby Book Award: Bob Delise Dartmouth Book Award: Ned Baldwin Harvard Book Award: Peter Spiegler Holy Cross Book Award: Katherine Beal Lehigh Book Award: Ann Marie Farrell Manhattanville Book Award: Laura Rovnak Mount Holyoke Book Award: Tanya Stein Princeton Book Award: Kristina Kovatch Smith Book Award: Ellen Donaldson Suffolk Book Award: Julie Arena Along with the Book Awards, a variety of certificates and honors were distributed. The following received awards: Society of Women Engineers: Kristina Kovatch (highest honors), Katherine Beal (high honors), and Tanya Stein (honors) Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award and Medal: Ned Baldwin Home Economics Awards: Katherine Beal and Jenny Gibson Hingham Historical Society Award: Ann Marie Farrell, Donna, Finn, and Karen Reichenbacher National History Day Regional Winners: Ann Marie Farrell, Donna Finn, Kristina Kovatch, Jamie O ' Neil, and Karen Reichenbacher English Department Award: Kristina Kovatch Foreign Language Awards: Laura Rovnak and Cheryl White Latin Awards: Ned Baldwin, Melissa Carty, Philippe Joublin, and Christine Klay Math Awards: Bob Delise and Mike Long Business Awards: Melinda Field, Kathy Libby, Lisa Simonetti, Mary Fragakis, Chris- tine Canavan, Joanne Long, and Jen Haley Industrial Arts Award: Henry Holler, David Hall and Brian Herman Art Awards: Jen Culbert, Jennifer Carling, Christine Klay, and Tyler Gulden Music Awards: Michael Connors, June Des- mond, Dena Pettiti, Wendy Schuka, Joy Thompson, and Tanya Stein Physical Education Awards: Katie White and Jimmy Bishop 161 A.F.S. Club G. Kletjian, D. O ' Conner, B. Sharpe, L. Thaxter, C. Reddish, B. Lasky, M. Sweeney, B. Gracia, N. Langlois, M. Chung, J. Fish, S. Freedman, J. Soto, B. Hallett, C. Carney, M. Howlett, C. Shelmer, P. DiMarino, A. Salanova, S. MacDonald, J. Mattos, J. Parillo, A. Sanocki, D. Scipione, M. Taylor, K. McManus, S. Smith, Ai Goldberg, L. Reimold, C. White, E. Arroyo, S. Horn, L. McColgan, S. Rodriguez, B. Farmer, C. Canavan, J. Lewis, M. Gannon, J. Aprea, C. Strone, M. Long, G. Happ M. Carty, P. Joublin, N. Baker, J. Keating, L. Keating, R. Schreier, D. Ngo, S. Vaiovic, C. Flynn, C. Cortese, S. Cusack, D. Finn, R. Leek, K. Kovatch, K. Schultz, E Shannon, S. Lindell, G. Gregoire, A. Shelsy, L. Rovnak, A. Kletjian, M. Costello, J. Diercks, J. DiMartinis, K. Cannon, J. Keegan, C. Costello, L. Davis, D. DiMarino, M Kearney, M. Kay, M. Pomeroy, B. Budde, B. Phifer, S. Gregoire, F. Hall, R. Lambert, K. Beal, H. DuCasse, B. Pelekis, L. Wightman, S. Carr, J. Hughes, J. Messer, J Roper, P. O ' Conner, B. Livingston, A. Williams, S. Cook, E. Osier, P. Spiegler, J. Arena, K. Butler, L. Gervasi, M. Aprea, L. Cordiero, N. Baldwin, D. Pettiti, P. Carney! The A.F.S. Club at Hingham High School is one of the most ac- tive clubs in the school. This year we had a record 250 members — the largest A. F. S. Club in New England. In the A.F.S. Club we learn about foreign countries and cultures, and exchange ideas and e xperiences with the foreign students. Although not all of the foreign students are affiliated with A.F.S., we welcome them all and give them our support. Throughout the year we have many activities. We go on hikes and have Dance-A-Thons for charity. In 1986 half our earnings from the Dance-A-Thon went to Shriner ' s Burn Institute and in 1 987 the earnings went to AIDS Research. We have also done charity work at The Friends Home on Turkey Hill in Hingham. The ski trips we sponsor are always fun and are often new ex- periences for the students, both foreign and American. The highlight of the Club ' s year is the Short-Term Exchange with another town in the United States. About 35-40 students from another A.F.S. Club stay with Hingham students for one week. In return, we stay in their homes for one week later in the year. Past exchanges have included Alcoa, Tennessee in 1986; Berwyn, Pennsylvania in 1987; and this year ' s exchange to Portsmouth, Virginia. We will always remember Chubby Bunny, The Beach Party, rak- ing in sub-zero weather, the famous infamous slides, 20 ques- tions with David as Frank Perdue, the bus trips with Joe, and the making of the ever so popular A.F.S. calendars. Don ' t forget the hoobies! With the wonderful help of our advisor Ms. Gillard the A.F.S. Club is a great success. 162 Officers: D. DiMarino, J. Arena, P. DiMarino, B. Hallett, L. Davis, P. Carney, B Phifer, B. Lasky, N. Baldwin, L. Thaxter nternational Students Club Jorge Soto, Andres Salanova, Ana Rodriguez. Missing: Manolo Toledano, Daniel Marcilio, Celine Charniaux, Zerrin Erkal, Itay Maman, and Carsten Webber. This year Hingham High was lucky jnough to have ten exchange students. pThese students came together to form the first International Students Club at HHS. By selling tickets to basketball games as well as selling candy the club was able to raise enough money to travel to New York City for a trip this Spring. The International Students Club in- cluded: E. Arroyo and S. Rodriguez from Mexico, J. Soto and M. Toledano from Spain, C. Charniaux from France, C Webber from West Germany, D. Marcilio from Brazil, Z. Erkal from the Turkish Re- public of Northern Cyprus, A. Salanova from Argentina, and I. Maman from Israel. The members of the club would like to thank their advisors, Mrs. Gustafson and Mr. Nionakis, for all their help, as well as the students of HHS for their hospitality and friendship. Each of the foreign students will always remember their awe- some year in Hingham, and assure us that they will be back to visit again. 163 Amnesty International Members: D. Shaw, J. Fish, M. Pederson, B. Phifer, K. Butler, L. McColgan, E. Chiu, C. Lynch, M. Sweeney, C. White, G. Gratto, J. Mahoney, S. Taarland, M. Gannon, W. Schuka, M. Carty, M. Bernard, B. Budde, C. Reddish, L. Reimold, A. Hutchinson, B. Gracia, J. Diercks, H. Ducasse, M. LeCann, L. Kilmartin, L. Gen asi, M. Pomeroy, N. Baldwin, L. Rovnak Amnesty International got off to a good start this year, success- fully forming a solid base from which to grow in the future years. Meetings were held and letters were written for fervent Al mem- bers, in order to protect the human rights of numerous prisoners of conscience, including children held in Iraq and Ethiopia, as well as prisoners of conscience in Zimbabwe and Bulgaria. The response to Amnesty ' s first fund-raiser, the Write-a-thon, was overwhelming and has made further fundraisers and publicity endeavors viable for the upcoming year. A former prisoner of conscience, from Chile, Reverend Torres, visited the school in order to raise student awareness of the human rights violations occurring around the world and promote the good works of Amnesty International. Best wishes to the Class of ' 89 in con- tinuing the fight to preserve human rights around the world. MUfllMM Officers: B. Phifer, A. Hutchinson, K. Butler 164 rench Club Members: B. Sharpe, E. Chiu, M. Bernard, R. Leek, L. Whiteman, B. Laskey, K. McFadd, S. Baynes, B. Falvey, H. Fisher, A. Cronin, M. Augur, K. Carolyn, A. Butler, L. Loughman, P. Hess, M. Flaherty, S. Smith, D. Ngo, L. Smith, K. Schultz, J. Fish, A. Youssef A Officers; M. Augur, M. Bernard, E. Chiu, A. Cronin, K. Carolyn, P. Hess During the past year the French club was involved in several activities. The club held picnics during the fall, movie parties, visited French restaurants, and attended the show Les Mis- erables. The club also took a trip to New York City to sightsee and tour the U.N. All of these activities were funded by a candy sale earlier this year. In April, the French club and Mrs. Flaherty will tour France for nine days. They plan to visit Paris, Versailles, Avignon, the south of France, and the French Riviera. 165 Spanish Club front — P. Joublin, K. Vickery, M. Kay, N. Cummings, Mrs. Robison, K. Kababik, B. Dawe, L. Lewis, J. Arena, standing — L. DeVlin, M. Costello, A. Kletjian, J. Ramsey, M. Sweeny, P. O ' Connor, C. Reddish, G. Happ. left of stairs — E. Reimold, E. Watson, stairs — J. Gabriel, D. Finn, J. Soto, S. Trudell, M. Kearney, M. Gannon, S. Taarland, A. Farrell, K. Kovatch, K. Manning We have organized many diverse activities for the Spanish club this year. We were very pleased to see the popularity of the club as evidenced by our ever increasing membership. We have done many new things this year. We watched several movies at our president, Kathy Kababik ' s house, including Carmen and Tristana. We continued with traditional activities such as attending ethnic restaurants. We had a great turn out for our trip to EL Torito and a successful excursion to Hingham ' s newest restaurant, Chili ' s. Our members were very active in several causes this year. Our teaching pro- gram was once again a great success and this year we adopted a worthy charity to which we passed on some of the money we were so successful in earning. Finally, we terminated our year with a great cookout pool party which attracted many memb ers, both old and new. Officers: Elizabeth Watson, Ann Marie Farrell Melissa Gannon, Katharine Kababik, 166 student Council jOfficers: Jill Buchwalter — President; Beckie Carnes — Secretary; Kristina Kovatch — Treasurer; Jocelyn ;Gabriel — Vice-President This year ' s student council set out on a strong start in September and continued its endurance throughout the year. This year ' s council boosted moral through its class-spirited activities such as spirit week, winter Olympics, and Mayday fes- tival. The council also made a point of making social concerns aware to the students, as these are issues which directly concern them. Money was raised for AIDS Research, a blood drive was conducted with senior donors under the auspices of the Red Cross Association, as well as an assembly to inform students of the dangers of pollution in Boston Harbor and how it affects the Hingham community. The council also sponsored a nine-year-old foster child from Haiti. Much of the success of this year ' s council was due to a great advisor, Mr. Low, a well bal- anced chain of responsibility, and most importantly, a fine, spirited group of coun- cil members who know what it means to make a difference. front — K. Norton, C. Roche, S. Connelly, A. Capella, H. Parsons, K. White, B. Hodges, A. Cronin, C. Gorham. sitting — P. Kuperstein, P. Spiegler, A. Taylor, K. Costello, S. Lash, C. Norton, R. Lambert, A. Davies, N. Delavolpe. standing — C. Murley, M. Healy, K. Costeilo, B. Carnes, T. Cornell, J. Spellman, P. Hess, D. Groffith, J. Hughs, J.Theopolis, K. Kovatch, C. Spirito, A. Shelsy, C. Kovatch, Nichole Buba, Diane Bossy, left of stairs — J. Thompson, K. Harkins, W. Schuka. stairs — L. Keating, H. Smith, S. Sullivan, M. Zaccardi, J. Gabriel, J. Buchwalter, M. Rielly, J. Gilbert, D. Giarusso, K. Hurley, C. Roche, K. Manning, A. Butler, K. Ryan, T. Anable, E. Donaldson. 167 Student Advisory to the School Committee The students who serve on the Student Advisory to the School Committee, Katie Norton, John Gilbert, Joy Thompson, Kristen Hurley, and Wendy Schuka, are responsible for offering information and advice concerning student-related issues everything from summer reading to drugs to the members of the School Committee, in the schools. The members of the Stu- In effect, the students are non-voting dent Advisory were elected by the members of the School Committee. This students of the High School, year these students have dealt with Joy Thompson, Wendy Schuka, John Gilbert, Katie Norton 168 Class Officers Junior Officers: Stacy Sullivan, Jofin Theophilos, Heidi Smith, Chrissy Norton Throughout this past year, the junior class has shown their school spirit by planning many activities and fundraisers which will enable our class to come together on May 1 4, 1 988 at the junior prom. Activities such as candy sales, candy cane mes- sages at Christmas, carnation sales on Valentine ' s Day have helped greatly in raising money for our ever-increasing costs. We are extremely proud of the fact that we won the wall contest during Spirit Week in November, the most prominent award in that event. We, the Class of ' 89, wish the Class of ' 88 the best of luck! The sophomore class officers are Dan Griffith as president, Katie Costello as vice-president, Alison Taylor as secretary, and Caitlin Kelliher as treasurer. Between the officers and the help of the class representatives, we have given a donation to the American Cancer Society, sold candy, sold carnations, and have participated in many if not all school activities. Each member of the class council has put much time and effort into each activity which has helped out the class and the school as a whole immensely. We also play a part in the school-wide Stu- dent Council. It is commonplace that the sophomores have a slow start getting involved in school activities and spirit but it looks as if we are off to an unusually good start. Sophomore Officers: Allison Taylor, Katie Costello, Dan Griffith, missing: Caitlin Kelliher 169 S.A.D.D. Members: K. Beal, L. Davis, R. Lambert, J. Mahoney, J. Roper, K. Libby, B. Livingston, M. Kay, P. Hart, M. Gannon, C. Norton, S. IVlacDonald, P. Joublin, K. Gould, H. DuCasse, K. Malone, M. Mayo, A. Shesy, S. Greene, E. Reimold, J. Russell, T. Cafferty, G. Happ, L. Keating, B. Hodges, S. Lash, J. Hughes, A. Davies, M. Costello, S. Taarland, N. Blustien S.A.D.D. (Students Against Driving Drunk) was started in 1986. The familiar phrase Friends don ' t let friends drive drunk heard every Friday on the announcements is a vital part of S.A.D.D. S.A.D.D. has sold key chains and T-shirts, has had a float in the Fourth of July parade, has had a crashed car outside of the school for the Senior and Junior Proms, and has had an assembly for the students on drunk driving. The officers, Lavinia Davis, Katherine Beal, and Rebecca Lambert, have put a lot of time into this club. The club is based on a willingness to fight for education on and preven- tion of drunk driving, and hopes for an even greater turn out to support its efforts next year. We would like to thank our advisor, Mr. Peter Bailey, for all his help in getting S.A.D.D. off to a good start. Remember FRIENDS DON ' T LET FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK! 170 Officers: K. Beal, R. Lambert, L. Davis Sailing Team J. Culbert, B. Pfiefer, C. Strone, S. Freedman, C. Harries, C. Cordiero, L. Norton, K. Ryan, J. O ' Neil The spirited youth of the HHS sailing team are drowning in a sea of a retarded tradi- tion. Under the astute leadership of Cap- tain Jon Metters and Captain Merrill Stubbing Norton, the sailing team cap- tured second in the state finals held at M.I.T. and tenth in the New England championships. We were immeasurably helped by the presence and support of our coach Ernest The Green Sticka St. Jean, without whom the sailing team would not be able to sail. The team was fortunate in that there were few serious in- juries, except for the near loss of Keith Ryan ' s legs. Overall, the season was suc- cessful, considering the lack of organiza- tion we seemed to experience often. The year it appears the team will be coachless. The captains, Keith Ryan and Jamie O ' Neil, are hoping to take the team to the national championship in An- napolis, MD. At the very least, the team hopes to gain a good state and New En- gland ranking. 171 Math Team p B. Pfiefer, M. Sweeney, L. McColgan, N. Baldwin, L. Gervasi, D. Finn Football . . . basketball . . . lacrosse . . . why bother? Come and be a part of the ultimate sporting endeavor ... the math team. Why waste your time catching a football when you can join a team that has no practices and meets only six times a year. Join the math team now!! Seriously, though. The REAL truth about the math team is that is has nothing to do with math at all. The name is just a front for the best kept secret at Hingham High. The truth is that Mr. Baisden uses the math team funds to take the club into Bermuda six times a year, and get the varsity team completely sunburned ... as a school sponsored event! So you see, the only reason we call this travesty the Math team is because when heavy hitters like Pete Giordano starts looking for girls, you have to be able to count pretty high to keep trade. So for those of you still in Hingham High, if you can count to high numbers while covered with Hawaiian Tropic, join up!! Of 172 Band Members: W. Schuka, M. Field, J. Thompson, T. Markowitz, H. Macchio, C. Strone, J. Theopolis, B. Johnson, B. Farmer, J. Robinson, IVI. Darling, C. Canavan, M. Gannon, S. Blampied, S. Tarland, P. Hess, L. Sullivan, B. Torrey, K. Raymond, B. Steves, E. Viscarolasaga, M. Fernald, S. Cusack, D. Rayburn, B. McCabe, B. Pelekis, M. Healey, K. Delay, M. Goldsmith, V. Capella, M. Zaccardi, J. Pimentel, B. Blair, A. Kletjian, M. Costello, C. Flynn, C. Shannon, L. Bitner, J. Fish, M. Canavan, R. McKenzie The Hingham High School Band is one of the top bands in the state of Mas- sachusetts. It has been since the arrival of its dedicated Director Jeff Browne. Being critical of sound and commitment, Mr. Browne has brought his band to state wide and national competitions where they have placed in the top three in both Jazz Band and Concert Band Competi- tion. The outlook for the band in 1 988 has been a positive one and as always the band will hold up the standard that is its foundation; winning many more awards. If any question arises as to whether the band is as good as last year ' s or the year before that, all one has to do is walk down the cafeteria and stand outside the band- room door G period and be struck where they stand by the magnificence of the band ' s unique sound. Try it and listen for yourself. Officers: K. Kovatch, W. Schuka, S. Tarland, M. Field, A. Kletjian, C. Klay, P. Hess, R. McKenzie, T. Marko- witz, J. Theophilos, B. McCabe, D. Rayburn, J. Thompson, J. Hughes. 173 Jazz Band W. Schuka, M. Field, H. Macchio, B. Johnson, C. Strone, E. Viscarolasaga, K. Raymond, D. Swanson, D. Rayburn, B. McCabe, S. Taarland, P. Spiegler, N. Richardson, A. Sanocki, J. Hughes, B. Torrey, J. Theopolis, P. Hess 174 With thirteen out of its twenty- three members graduating last year, the infamous Hingham High Jazz Band was thought to be doomed, never to be seen again — much like a half-decent space in the parking lot. Say it ain ' t sol Well, it ain ' t so. With the appearance of many talented sophomores from both junior highs, and the invaluable ex- perience of veteran seniors, we ' re pretty damn good this year. (Oh yeah, the juniors are o.k., too). In the Southeast District Jazz Festival in Nor- wood, MA, the Jazz Band won third place honors out of an ex- tremely competitive group of top bands from around the states. This finish entitles the group to continue on to th e state competition in Fitchburg, MA. At the District Festival, Hingham had three of its mem- bers honored for their solos during the program — Jamie Hughes on saxophone, Peter Spiegler on guitar, and Cris Strone on bass. Both the Band and the Jazz Band are plan- ning a trip to Toronto, Canada i in May to compete with other ' bands from across the coun- ' try. This trip is a result of the ' grueling slave labor required; during the Band ' s annual citrus fruit sale in November and December. All in all, it ' s been a successful year, and we owe Mr. Browne an enor- mous thank you (even though we never, ever, ever got to leave before 4; PM at re- hearsal!). Chorus M. Friedman, J. Roper, J. Desmond, S. Moran, M. Connors, A. Bastiani, K. Ryan, D. Riccirell i, B. Bowen, W. Schuka, M. Mayo, D. Pettiti, G. Richards, S. Rodriguez, A. Hutchinson, S. Murphy This year, for the first time in over twenty years, the chorus was not under the direction of Salvadore Bartolotti. Dr. Cap- pers, the new choral director, has been working hard with the chorus officers, president Keith Ryan, vice-president Janet Roper, treasurer Wendy Schuka and secretary June Desmond. Together, it was decided that the chorus would not go on an exchange concert or travel to a festival. This allowed Dr. Cappers to settle in before undertaking such a venture. Last year the chorus, in addi- tion to the two concert, trav- elled to Tonawanda, NY for an exchange concert. This trip was peculiarly fun. All chorus members enjoyed the trip which featured a side trip to the Niagara Falls. Hopefully, the chorus will be able to take similar such fun trips in the future. The entire chorus wishes Dr. Cappers the best of luck in building the chorus. Officers: M. Friedman, K. Ryan, M. Connors, J. Roper, J. Desmond, W. Schuka, S. Moran 175 Choral Spectrum 4 G. Richards, M. Bernard, E. Chiu, L. McColgan, B. Bowen, B. Hallett, J. Sedaca, M. Field, G. Gregoire, B. Budde, S. Rodriguez, L Kilmartin, S. Moran Choral Spectrum is made up of a group of select choral singers. This fun and exciting group sings show choir music, madrigal pieces (Renaissance music), as well as singing and dancing combined. We would like to thank Dr. Cappers for his patience and ingenuity in order to create some excellent shows. We have all had a wonderful time and we would like to wish success to the group in the future. ( 176 J Orchestra The Hingham High School Orchestra was once again at its best this year. We had quite an exciting year. Although our European Tour was cancelled, much to this dismay of our overseas fans, we did play in the Winter and Spring con- certs at the High School, the MSOA festival in Shrewsbury, the MICA festival, and for the senior citizens at the home on Thaxter Street. Though the orchestra itself did not make any public appearances, our talented or- ganization was well repre- sented in the Semsba and Dis- trict Orchestras. All members that auditioned were ac- cepted. Special recognition is deserved by Beth Hallett, who was chosen for the All-State Orchestra viola section, and Joanie Pimental and Cecily Kovatch who were seated first and second chairs respec- tively in the Semsba cello sec- tion. L. Parke, B. Hallett, C. Strone, J. Pimental, C. Pereto, P. Carney, M. Chung, T. Stein Officers: M. Chung, B. Hallett, P. Carney, T. Stein 177 Drama Club The drama club is, without a doubt, one of Hingham High ' s most successful clubs. It has produced sell-out shows, award-winning per- formances, and quite possibly, future stars. Thanks to several extremely patient and tal- ented adult advisors, the drama club has been able to; put on a total of three shows per year, sponsor an annual trip to N.Y.C., and gain rec- ognition as one of the state ' s finest high school drama clubs. Hats off to Mr. Higgins, Mrs. Luther, Mr. Browne, Mr. Lacatell (and his ■Love Rhino ), Mr. Berlenbach (how do you catch a unique rabbit?), and Mrs. Susan MOM Kilmartin. Last year, the drama club took its festival play The Little Toy Dog all the way to the state finals in Boston. The show won a total of five awards for outstanding performances. This year s play, The Honorable Urashima Taro, is expected to go even farther. The drama club will continue to produce excel- lent shows, veteran Luthercizers, and tal- ented actors for a very long time. Officers: K. Ryan, T. Gulden, M, Pedersen, M. Mayo, J. O ' Neil, L. McColgan Members: B. Sharpe, C. Maesher, M. Bernard, M. Kay, R. Leek, F. Frary, C. White, B. Gracia, K. Schalmer, K. Butler, G. Gregoire, I. McCray, S. Moran, M. Darling, K Ryan, H. Warsofsky, J. O ' Neil, T. Gulden, M. Pederson, M. Mayo, L. McColgan, B. Bowen, A. Turner, A. Zona, M. Howlett, C. Carney, M. Carty, J. Bossee, B. Hallett, L. Thaxter, B. Livingston, G. Wren, J. Mahoney, J. Roper, L. Kilmartin, D. Pettiti, G. Gratto, M. Szabo, R. Howe, A. Leary, K. Piazza, C. Marden, K. Manning, M Pomeroy, A. Hutchinson, L. Rovnak, J. Mattos, N. Baldwin, E. Sttamon, T. McColgan, L. Cordiero, L. Wightman. Thespian Society The Thespian Society is an elite group of actors. It is a great honor to be inducted into the Thespian Society. To become a member one must have done at least 1 00 hours work that can not be all acting and one must be in at least four High School productions beginning in ninth grade. All members of the Thespian Society receive a free magazine as well as a card of mem- bership. 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And the golden chain of friendship Is a strong and blessed tie. Binding kindren hearts together, As the years go passing by. ' Feelings of inferiority and superiority are the same they both come from fear. Will we ever forget MALFEITOR? (HOPEFULLY) People concern themselves with being normal, rather than natural. If you are not leaning, no one will ever let you down . . . Time will expose the future as memories reveal the past . . . And always remember, all ye car owners . . . It ' s not what you have but how fast it gets going. Sometimes the good guys finish first! ' Remember . . . It ' s not the clothing that makes the person. It ' s the person who makes the clothing. Don ' t Cry I ' m not gone I ' m the beautiful tune of a sweet summer song Don ' t cry . . . 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HOCKEY SEASONS . . . P.R.S. . . . SKAFIDIS . . . PITS . . .THE STALL, THE SURVEY . . . 4TH OF JULY . . . FLORIDIA WITH AL AND BUTT . . . IT ' S COOL TO CHILL IN FOREIGN PLACES . . . ROB MILLEN! . . . EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALLRIGHT AND WHEN IT ' S OVER, WE ' RE ALL GOING TO THE HOUSE OF PANCAKES . . . WOODIES . . . BICKFORDS ... IT, THAT, VOID NEVER . . . Best of times MARTHA ' S VINEYARD WINTER, SPRING, SUMMER OR FALL, ALL YOU ' VE GOT TO DO IS CALL AND I ' LL BE THERE, YOU ' VE GOT A FRIEND. DON ' T LET THE PAST REMIND US OF WHAT WE ARE NOT NOW. IF YOU CAN ' T BE WITH THE ONE YOU LOVE, LOVE THE ONE YOUR WITH. I HOPE YOU FIND A LOT OF NICE FRIENDS OUT THERE, BUT JUST REMEMBERTHERES A LOT OF BAD AND BEWARE. TAKE IT TO THE GOOD TIMES, SEE IT THROUGH THE BAD TIMES, WHEREVER IT IS, IS WHERE I ' M GOING TO. I COULD HAVE DONE SO MANY THINGS IF I COULD ONLY STOP MY MIND, FROM WONDERING WHAT I LEFT BEHIND AND FOR WORRYING ABOUT THIS WASTED TIME! 198 Congratulations to the Class of 1 988 DEVIN DROHAN, P.C. Attorneys at Law 1 75 Derby Street Suite 30 Hingham, Massachusetts 02043 Telephone: (617) 749-7200 Robert L. Devin David H. Drohan James M. Hughes Christopher S. Pitt Elizabeth A. Marling V r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 John and Patricia Gannon r BEST OF LUCK, CLASS OF ' 88 THE DEVIN FAMILY V. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 BRENDON POHER INSURANCE AGENCY 23 Main Street • Hinghom Square 749-8678 AUTOMOBILE HOMEOWNERS BEST WISHES THE GILBERT FAMILY J V r BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1988 MR. AND MRS. JAMES M. COSTELLO y V 199 1 his is wliat a Renius looks like WeU. dunno - . . Okay, sounds good to 200 V msm imM BEST CHEVROLET-ISUZU-STERLING 128 DERBY STREET HINGHAM, MA. 02043 749-1950 V. 201 GOODBYE TO HINGHAM HIGH ' S BEST: I ' ll reach out my hand to you, I ' ll have faith in all you do. Just call my name and I ' ll be there ... 1 Jacki P. 202 Before you buy your next car . ISUZU CHEVROLET STERLING RT. SEXITISHINGHAM 749-1950 Before you lease . talk to LEASING 617 740-1166 COMPANY 0 ( IHKJ I lUU There ' s only one way to lease or buy That ' s the m Best Way 203 REMEMBER,.. WHEN ' ■.. ■ ■ ' « xs VlAYBt YUU LL Mtt I MnnilTTIPntah , , MR. RIGHT. Monumental! ' JLV JI. J VIkJ. X JlS M. JI. VwvA ■ Brilliance, j 3 than We ' re more just human r- ' x w. v©ry oA f 11 THE BIG LIE. _, This IS tfe time and j isjsthe place Uh-Oh. - PJi ' lOS .me. 4 IJBiillW™ ■V. V i -- i An Epic of the Downtrodden! crop • l bumper of troubles - . ZiGGY SlMMl ROaV ■ — The power |of unspoken! words W hole i ... . I ' .til tlu- ! • THE V Announcing a Jet revolution. mi SbTnSO I HE PM ' E A.. .U I Mk-r. u-ai-- I- ! tu ' iui-hip, I o i u ' Hi ' w been ci k)nii,en( ui;1i! mart: The new ■ sex appeal CLAMtf.WHITE LINCOLN ytifi MERCURY MERKUR SINCE 1917 Headquarters For SALES LEASING SERVICE •PARTS THE COMPLETE LINCOLN MERCURY LINE 70th Anniversary iBudgets 254-7400 527-9370 Rent-A-Car (Cars Vans) IHTIMtt SUMCl 4 cuARAtsrm PARTS DEPT. NEWTON 527-9378 254-8730 777 WASHINGTON ST., NEWTON BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1988 205 THE WHITNEY GORDON ' S INC. JEWELERS DIAMONDS GOLD JEWELRY WATCHES PEARLS PRECIOUS STONES STERLING JEWELRY CLASS RINGS WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRS ENGRAVING DONE ON PREMISES GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 749-0690 39 Main St. Hingham, Ma 02043 Lorraine Campbell Michael Campbell Shawmut y r Dedicated with love to Katherine Beal from her parents, Connie and Eliot. SUCCESS To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded. — Ralph Waldo Emerson CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1 988 I vlcL rain 6 studio Distinctive Photograpi y J V 207 Never put your lip on a glacier. 208 Ainrrrspearrrr ... airrrrr spearrnl ... 209 Whoal Watch where that thing lands —we ' ll probably need it. 210 ' My next guest, on ttie monitor betiind me, is an organized crime informant. To protect tiis Identity, we ' ve placed him in a daricened studio— so lef s go to tiim now. 211 Oh, look, this get better ... ' F ' in history! You even flunk something not happen yet 212 ' ' ' d 213 H • Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolina Dick Swiech, N. Providence, Rl