King Philip Regional High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Wrentham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1981 volume:

i Q I ?. 'xx gjliolimxg imxficm 9 1 ,R 3 4- A I98l Chieftain King Philip Regional School Wrentham, Mass. Volume XX IV Table Of Contents To float on air, to soar effortlessly, to glide and drift on feathered wings . . . Man has always dreamt of sailing aloft with the birds. For centuries. he has tried on wings of feathers, cloth, and paper. His attempts were many, his failures frequent, but he set a goal and began the long trek toward it. i fi cafifiimxg Started iv xii., I -qefif I l 'lf Q I I It . 45 5 .s ' Q - YV X' 5 -Q he , if a nl1 'Eff Lip' 9 T f : Z.- fx.: -, . - , . 14-A xl S n GMC 'K ' :if ,xii 2+ Z' 4 va x -in-ng U, 117- 'a , I Q n - I , YI aff VG- LN., V iii 1- BQ ri -Ria 1 ., .- f 1 '99, 'f ff ' .ff 155 wfcf 'f Rl mf if I K ' E Q' 'gl ' 1 v TI. as . ,Q U 1 I 'wx I R xx ff : 52121. H' ' 'Vat x - .-.gs 'A ' 1 D4 - -' i l X-1 - tis' ,f -'33 ,X .Q K i , ' , ' 1 f' 7 ,ef ' ,nn p ' N 1 'TH - -.Q . 3 f 1 vs - N I .hx - 's g , - GQ, ' .ly , - Mg? . ,,.-4 .1-.Ii FX w. 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P. .. x I . 1. , U, J I I I . .arf 1-5, ' Q v N .4-- 'A in p, ' NURTH HUCKETEER5 WILL SEI THE STARS WHEN KP SHUUT5 THEM STRAIGHT TU NAIS! 'F , . , ,' o .2-.A JV' v 5,1 1 , 1 Jig Li yi ' ' f f A, l l .4 I I , I I I .wa-. . ' ' Q. jf' 9' 6 4 I va lx '-ff u 7 0 'Fw ,.. 1- 'A' - H. , . .On 1 R ,. -. . 1- , - I ,lf , I nl. . A S A , , I D , . ,V ,X 1. - -' - -Q , Y , - V .F Q. J, f-I up .-1. vi-4 K5 1 ,41- WW -'KRW 1 Q gg Dedication l I . A 4 , f lli F I f Gerry Kamon Ray Felix The staff of the I98l Chieftain are proud to honor two very special men, Mr. Gerry Kamon and Mr. Ray Felix, Both men leave King Philip this year for two very different reasons: Mr. Felix to begin a new life as he retires from many years of service to King Philip, and Mr. Kamon, whose life ended tragically this year due to a rare form of cancer. Mr. Kamon was always known to his students as more than a teacher, but a friend. He could often be seen working late in the shop helping students on their cars, or doing some work for the Teacher's Associ- ation. Mr Felix. whose official title was SECURITY OFFlCER . was always there whenever you needed help, from protecting the school from vandilism, to opening a stuck locker. He will always be known as a friend and a champion frisbee player. We all wish Mr. Felix the best of luck in the future. and in everything he does. We the staff of the I98I Chieftain, dedicated this yearbook to our friends Mr. Kamon and Mr. Felix. 17 l 2 1 QRWT' gsxg A . ...iv 4 u all P? 'f FQ'-fa 5.5313 1-' .1 Q .- ,rdr-5 -gT T :1-! Qs, -gp, .. W--ga '- A' zu 'if . 'Q ,'-I L 1 , .1n,'J Q . . -,5 - 3 Y--.1 1 - , 535- - qs: VU- -H, -Ann - P 1 5 sc A. Q45- 2523? ' , .., .- .,,.... 'ANAH- T f 'w-g.:-rag.-5 f.. lvgakl i 6 ,- Lg ga mag 1' '97, .' 7- 'ftrktx' ::.:x,v J '15 V- q..1'L.. gr . +.H',L'V:l . 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Calzaretta L R Coach W. Samarnan. Coach J. Flnase. Bridgewater' Raynham 0-25 Canton 6-33 Mansfield I3-5 OA. 6-I3 N. Attleboro 6-I7 Sharon 545 Foxboro 7-23 Stoughton 8-I4 Dover-Sherborn 6-I4 Franklin O-2l 5 --- wFootbaIl x Y 0 .,.. 5 ' .3 , 5 -N!!! JJ -'Q' 'si L . . -. -rbo Aj-3 ' ...A . , . of . - yu- ...thi . 4.1! x. -' I gif. 5-..........I'. ' . 4 1:1-a4-'.' I I F ' A - - ,,,.,.aJ ' . Q U L-R lst row: M. Chutjian. D. Ferris, P. Conniff, D. Meyer, T. Quinlisk B. Calzaretta. K. Bronsdon, J. Geib, D. Nason. J Delaney, C. Bronsdon J. O'Gara. 2nd row. P. Domke, J. Manning, T. DiRe, B. Woodworth, J. Devlin. P. Eden, K. Nevins, P Soule, E. Hartnett. T. Macaione, W. Schoppee. M. Hume. 3rd row. M. Carchidi, D. Kopack, S. Ardison, W. Doyle, J. Phelan, J Caprarella, G. Gomes, P. George, M. Walker. A. Kannally. 4th row: F. Brennan, J. Marino, D. Odams. R. Mullin, G. Gronroos K. Wolfgang, P. O'Gara, T. Brown. J. Murray, E. Lewicki. 5th row: E. Johnson, G. Wideberg, M. Brower, M. Nevins. 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Stepanovitch, P. Young, K. Kelly, D. Smith. C. Jost, D. Newman. 3 vb R 5, a r , x lar 9 . . Q1.!k-.:'A:.:?-tnirq g 1 I - -. - . - ' .'rA' ..,q 1 ' S l ' . .49 1 ,-. K I. , -.. A , ' 01- 55' rl R- ' ' f - - -- 'K .19 Q . Q 'Q ,.w 1. ,vlrrk 1' ii! 'b r 1. ' xl' a K' W' +5 4 - . 1 A 4 s 1 I ., 4 'Q si A ' ' .f , 4 I Tp. - -Q i -. . - , 2 , , 'L -I :- A '35, 3' -U in 14 . 1 - Q' 4' A .M V U' -'T ., , .' 5 ' 9 1 . f ' mf f . . r Adm.-.ai - ..Q -',.' Girls' Soc 45 1' - ,rqrvfamr nw J a.,-.13-1 Ztw' . 4- '01 sb.. v-ff 'mix ' ?1li ... -.. .. .,2. 'QQ -1 ., gi. Q ,S ,W - .ffififv 9 L www 5, fm. sh . JJ . i N x . .hs-1 J . u , .+- Q91 TN I 1.1 I - 1 1 ' 2 , U2 ga ' A 1 1 vw . -ly 1 I ' . K 4- 4. .1 up Q v 'Q Q -56 ' X 3 - 1 ' J 'V 5 ,J .9 I 6: -- Cel' Ia 4 if . 4. 'D4Il It Takes Dedication .11 . blah. -'-. lg.: 1. 23 70xo3O?O1r4'o' ,.--. - JA.-.a.'.4-.1 r.--,,nn' L-R Coach Berteletti. Captain J. Buchinski, Coach A. Weintraub. Scores KP-Foxboro- 32-23 KP-Franklin- 2632 KP-O.A.- 25-3I KP-Canton- 34-23 KP-Sharon- 28-27 KP-Mansfield- 28-27 KP-N. Attleboro- 34-24 KP-Stoughtow 3623 , 2' 43' . -' -.4 ,tv-. 'K I':..'H'fcLf.1. as 4 HZ: E I wr.. D 5 K K. L-R Is! row. G. Hall, J. Buchinski, B. Rogerson, P. Grace. 2nd row: J. Lewin, M. Churchill, D. Thompson, A. Rounds. 3rd row. B. Cornwall, M. Robbins, T. Murray. 4th row. Coach Weintraub, K. Vilbig, G. Cook, J. Cornell, Coach Berteletti. 5 YY' uf ' L l ix .ax 5... Q V1 Q1 -'-Cf id N... XPP . E ,A f ., r X ki? AY' Qu I 4 , 2 .. , 5 ... , r , . x ., . if ,. : 'y 1-.. :Cf , , ,. ,- '- 96 'J ' I . .J ' '. . ' .3 W I , in .r A --. - -. . -1-' h j- 4' . - t - L ' ,450 - 1 - za , .4 fa' . ' if ' 'J Q -ff.. -f ' ' --rf C ' f -4 . -G pq 'f. k ' an: . ff C . .,. 'iii' ?-, :L 'HO 'es - ' F J 3 Q' Ps 4' ' 5 Boys Cross Country , f 5-O- U-L We Got Soul. C. Gouthro Capt 1 Franklin O.A. Canton Sharon N.A. Mansfield I9-44 I5-50 IS-50 29-28 37-II I9-44 I I yi i'9 N if .xmmg . en- wx 'UL 41' s Uv' In u -af f- 3. f 'M I 5 ' ,EET ag, , -1' 5 'Wx ,. g ', I . 'V ' . 8 O ir Q 1 O I if . . . O s Y ' Q 1 If Q' 9 egg, I .'f 5-fi YW o 'ml 1 . 2 ' .45 '. 3 Qin O .RYE -.lf ' .,f- -f I O in a 'K ri Y' fri.. Sire With It P. Barry Capt. -O6 ,ab L-R Captain M. Kirby, Coach N. Tower. Captain P. Barry S17 O Y i 151 Q 9 ,A 4 -TF' it Q xl 1 ' . . v . V V X' J i . ' I 4 . --I K ' g, ' Q 4, N A .' 7 : na-.a..q3f. J'!,' I P , I gas, ' K I 0' ...af 4 .ru K 1 I qjtnr? v lp: n . x !'T7 Scores KP - Canton I-3 KP - Foxboro I-3 KP - N. Attleboro I-O KP - Franklin 0-3 KP - Stoughton I-O KP - Mansfield I-I KP - O. A. O-O KP - Sharon 4-I KP - Canton O2 KP - N. Attleboro 00 KP - Franklin I-O KP - Stoughton I-O KP - Mansfield I-3 KP - O. A. I-0 KP - Sharon 0-O KP - Foxboro 0-0 .44 -f ,a - -'L ., 55.1 .fb 4 gli' ,,., Z Ou J V e we 1 - 'P' -4 '4.- ' M. . ,,. I O naw 'V - la film.. X V i av. W f . 4. M4 .ar - 2, -- 1' Jw . f is --. EJ f -x il, I X . Y . V l tim.. li: 'W' i'i '5. n'9'FN i-uv,-, 'ian 'Y ' -I- '-'3r2f ' '33, 4 . 1 .- L11 ' ,sf ... as rwwwmerb J Q: IG in M 'KJQ X 1' 7- 5' 59 L-R ist row: M. Flynn, M. Loughlin, M. Kirby, P. Barry, K. Delorey, L. Mackenzie, Coach Tower. 2nd row. K. Hardy, L. Finnegan, L. Lewis, S. Begin, P. Simmer, P. Walsh. 3rd row: N. Maduskuie, A. Amidon. D. Finley. I v 9 5,-g,..i.s.-ds. fA..xy,5.u ' 'J f ,yuh-fawiqli V ' Field Hockey VO' ..,.. -, 4- . ...V :fx O N 'K in ., s Q 'L xv 5. 4. 1 'X ' ' . ,. r '. . x F' K I I ibkvi: -li A -ik-v-sv 50. a. , , I ' L '- - 3 . ' ' ' v u S',QxQf:l', ,- . va' I . - - n sith. .. . '.x V.. I 'V , .ix . ' 'w a-7-'INV F ,. .r ...M - F -F F eff .' . ,A 4 ' aux A t y. 7. 1 ,,.,k?.'1. 'x'--,y, ,.,q,-fi-'I' - -'. F A ' A , 3 ', if ' H-XAYK1 ' ' -' - ' - il lb 'O ' YL 'B Ist row. C. Schwalbe, S. Kenney. Coach Fink. 2nd row. S. Brosnan, B. 15 I Ferrara, S. Andrews. D. Hobbs, M. Macrae. 3rd row. T. Padula, A. Wright, G. Lewicki, J. Ippolito, F. Fiona. 4th row. Manager, G. Gro- , spitch. D. Hill, J. Hardy. 'f gn' 'Q Dix. A 1 .ev .. l 5 A . L 1 A ,F ,r I ,QL AW jf. ,yr-A ,I mm Q QA' fizfxrfsg ,Quin f P X f. - K Q 4' ,g r t A ,. 1 i 1 A Q v .H-cv' I 5' . . - ' N ,, . , 1 ' 1 .A- ' . , ,, Fx' x T. , sf- . ,. 0.63 4 . .,-s.- ,A 9 '- Q' -. C - ,.f+ Q.: ' F fi. -Q' 7' Y ar., .4 ,- 52 . . , ,X .-J N ,- - .,,-' Q. . ' . .. ' 'S - ' . A .. . . V 4 F - - an 'WI Held Hockey - Slicing Up The Competition 4-I 5-I l1f2'4V2 'SW-W2 2y2'3V2 'IW-IW IM-4M 556-W 2-4 -Q ,E .Q . p -' 231' l itvvfx M' rvihai' x ' L-R Ist row: B. Theriault, F. Gillis, J. Theriault, D. Begin. M. McCarthy. Ind row. M. Dix, J. Adams. M. Delaney, J. Kinlin, Coach Cosentino. Golf l d Scores KP - Canton KP - Foxboro KP - N.A. KP - Franklin KP . Stoughton KP - Mansfield KP - O.A. KP - Sharon KP - Canton KP - Foxboro KP - N.A. KP - Franklin KP - Stoughton KP - Mansfield KP - O.A. KP - Sharon 5V2-W SW-JW 5-l IW-3V2 6-O 3-3 W2-4V2 P1 if -F 4 'N l H -g-, , .. msc Captain J. Theriault 'if ,Oy , ink .O,. KING PHlL1n REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BA X -9341.-A-.eff fx 1' 'L I v 'T 4 ' Y W1i Nfl: Q 'U i.. 'WRU' xffh I Zinn' dv' ,La Ill '?X QQ 0 We Did Better Than Last Year J. Cataldo, Capt. 1 Capt. J. Cataldo, Coach Schmidt. Scores - Seekonk - Nantucket - Foxboro - Canton - Sharon - Nantucket - Bellingham - Mansfield - Stoughton - O.A. - N.A. - Franklin - Foxboro - Canton - Sharon - Tri-County - Manfield - Stoughton - O.A. - NA. - Franklin 67-55 68-62 60-63 43-50 60-84 66-63 89-64 57-59 62-68 76-77 48-69 44-60 53-58 47-70 50-69 67-49 78-76 55-75 72-65 72-65 37-58 if :KWH zl Z i-:ig . VS ,-A - 3 F sv xv . 3 6 ,'.4,xL: f 'iotleij A 3 r .I If ll F I 1 I In ylf' ...P Ui 4 K P I . . 1, . .4 X 535'- Y N . J' H' 0 H - A Thats Rl ht. Coach Smith, Capt. P. Barry Scores KP-Nantucket KP-Foxboro KP-Canton KP-Sharon KP-Nantucket KP-Bellingham KP-Mansfield KP-Stoughton KP-O. A. KP-N. A. KP-Franklin KP-Foxboro KP-Canton KP-Sharon KP-Mansfield KP-Stoughton KP-O. A. Kp-N. A. KP-Franklin Wfe Bad! P. Barry, Capt. 58-34 40-60 4l-32 40-32 58-27 57-22 53-22 55-27 32-56 33-29 4I-22 38-57 55-I9 58-47 57-37 58- 34 4l-36 30-28 56-4I it , -4 I 1 il nn A 1 L x I I I I 1 ! I' Qi if llq if :ar Sl Qtr n 2 1 1 u i fl' 'X pf Qi? -v ?? Ps, L. , --- 6' M 1. ii 2? 'MWF' Ji X 1- i ll X N O 4 I tt .-. Tg is 133 I -.si ea l I S .Qs 1' 'Q 5 QQ. J Q J' Q ' Ea x -E - 3 Wwua ' I Q 66 Check! Slap Shot Goal Coach Cardullo. Capt. S. Cassette Scores KP - Medfield KP - Bellingham KP - Canton KP - NA. KP - Bellingham KP - O.A. KP - Stoughton KP - Franklin KP - Canton KP - N.A. KP - OA. KP - Stoughton KP f Franklin KP - Canton KP - NA. KP - O.A. KP - Stoughton KP - Franklin E... .sr .--, fi. gf .QL Q fl.. -sv, --z W Wifi: 1 9 5 av 6 Yx .Nj 3 I x Q-' - L 'z , .ua Q Q' 1' 5 43' 'T Ci I ur! ,-1 I .Ara 4 K 25 Q 'F ?o-. fn? 25 ' 9.4, ur L Rlst Row J Molloy J Perron D Swenson S Cossette J Delaney R Holmes G Gomes 2nd Row: B. MacDonald, R. Palmer, D Thlbeault P Eden P Bourque R Kuphal 3rd Row Coach Cardullo M Kelly J Roberts T. Brown. D. Ray. C. Cossette. J. UI, Nl RIC L Q J, i I sy T r . b Jx 'D .n f I 5' 3 -' . 'Q '7D ,J - . 4- el! J .fu v 1 8 ' gg' 1- Y ' .'Q X 1 Q I bl l E X X' x IHA inf I L,- it f. - 5'Q 5 ' - U 1 9 0.4 5 P S ill wr 3 -'-,yr A . iii hot Put Hurdle B. Calzaretta. Capt. B. Rogerson. Scores KP - N.A. KP - Mansfield KP - Stoughton KP - Foxboro KP - Canton KP - Franklin KP - Sharon 33-53 32-54 39-47 39-47 27-S9 50-36 33-53 X -HWY ,ew 'a7! I W4 K5 Y-4 I . . 19, 1! s 1 xi, an ' 1 l'i'wM Rv '. fy,-9 I 'Eh- .Q ' . -,.-5 .'. . , . . rx'- .v- - , 1746. H. .J ' ' ,nu N. .,'Lf.2 ' 2:35 I Q ' ' ,J .. .4 ' x Q - ,M a ' 7 A ,jig 'Q - .xxx ,1 nfs: 1 .Ltr ,if-J' Y' ,. . g .ggi f, vw , ag, 1, Q M.. wM5Q33 '.f-Exif I fs FL' ,gf n A a,' 1 ra 9 vi K V- a 'fa-3 gg. 3. rw f-1' .. -5,15 3 ' JSF, C1-Q -A, VA ,ark V 'txfflfs -if 'Q-'J 5 1' - 1 V. sy. af' , 'v.-- ' rv 5.1-' 4. X P 1 - ' 5 1 ' Q ! ,l V ,i 5, . 1' .ragga-f F if' ij. - sv-A. Nl. . S- 1 5 if , '- ag ,. J A -.Q 2 1 'G 'i'F n L A4 Y , 5 5. Class History ln September of l977, the Class of l98I entered King Philip Regional High School. Under the leadership of Freshman class officers, Beth Nichols-President, Pam Park-V. President, Debbie Caston-Secretary, and Jeanne Darling- Treasurer, the Class of l98l bagan its four year flight. With the guidance of Mr.Kasparian , our advisor, the first float was built in Helen Guenthner's garage. Though we were not victorious, we believed that our angelic Foxboro Warrior with the slogan King Philip Warriors, Young and Brave, Will Put Foxboro in Its Grave, was truly a masterpiece. We began fundraising almost immediately by selling Class of l98l tee-shirts which were designed by Bruce MacVarish. The candy sales also helped add to our treasury. The Semi-Formal. Just the Way You Are, which was held at the Red Snapper in Foxboro. was a new and wonderful experience for many of us. Joanne Thompson and Paula Dolan were selected as the Freshmen in the Queen's Court. Our Freshman year passed quickly, but our hopes and dreams remained. The Class of l98l was finally getting off the ground. Our Sophomore year brought a change of class officers. Joe Cataldo-President, Tom Lang -V. President. Robin Kettell-Secretary and Colleen Molloy-Treasurer, as well as a new advisor, Mr. Finase. As Sophomores, we lost all our uncertainty and we believed that we could fly as high as we dreamed possible. The first sign of our school spirit was shown at the Homecoming pep-rally as the Class of l98l won the most cheering contests. We were proud to watch our President. Joe Cataldo, as he accepted the award for best clasher. After having built a float, we knew that the second would be even better. Our Bulldog was created in a garage near Carol Mucciarone's house in Wrentham. Much to our surprise, we did not win, but our float. KP Warriors Will Keep'Em Pantin' and Send the Bulldogs Back to Canton, was something of which we could be proud. The Super Sophomore Spirit was present at many of the football games in the form of a pep-squad. These girls. predominately sophomores, were Beth Nichols, Carol Mucciarone. Lori Colletto, Kim Hollis, Julie Linsley. and Penny Shaw. They cheered and kept the KP spirit strong. The Semi-Formal, We've Got Tonight, was a success. We enjoyed a wonderful evening at the KP ballroom with the music of Joshua Tree . The Queen was Sue Villemaire and her court was Susie Shurmur and Tammy Reed. In order to raise money which we desperately needed, we sold KP visors and conducted bake sales at track meets and basketball games. In our Junior year, the skies were clear and we were flying with the wind. Graduation seemed very far away. Again, we chose new class officers and a new advisor. They were Tim Botka-President, Tom Lang-V. President. Janice Palmer-Secretary and Leah Ruprecht-Treasurer, under the supervision of advisor. Mr. Houde. ,..sv ' ZCZCSITJC3 lalnii P if-sul can 'l' Uilllllm fgff .fy 6 i -..-yi. f fxfli ffl, ' :wr T , MM! r gg ,. ' sf, at 1-uf' ,, 1 43' wr Tajik rwfrir Sh. This year's float gave us all a buzz Cs-s-s-sb. The Mansfield Hornet nested in Brad Hughes' garage for two weeks while we prepared for Homecoming. The Mansfield Hornets Will Lose Their Sting,When the KP Warriors Do Their Thing was our slogan, but once again we lost to the Senior class. At the Powder Puff football game, the Junior- Senior team defeated the Freshman-Sophomore team by a score of 26-6. The girls may owe their victory to those sexy cheerleaders. The Class of l98l had the longest Spirit Chain at the annual Turkey-Day pep-rally. Our spirit was exhibited in the form of cheers which rocked the bleachers of the old gym. During the year, we raised money by selling left-over visors and pens. The Pen Sale was a new form of fundraising. Many members of the class either sold pens door-to-door or drove those who did the selling. Though the weather was extremely wet, the Pen Sale was a worthwhile endeavor which boosted the unity of our class. The Prom Committee with Junior. Helen Guenthner, planned a very successful Junior-Senior Prom Ctheme: Always and Foreverj. The Junior court members included Paula Dolan and Susie Shurmur. The Prom was held at the Hearthstone lnn in Seekonk. The flight through the years of high school were almost over as the Class of I98l entered King Philip as Seniors. Our selection of class officers was Helen Guenthner-President, Claire Gouthro-V.President, Stephanie Vickory- Secretary, and Mary Loughlin-Treasurer. Mr. Schmidt came through for us as class advisor and for that we owe him a great deal of thanks. At the Homecoming pep-rally, the Class of l98l won the Spirit Week trophy after a week long competition in class spirit. The Senior and underclassmen were proud to be represented by Queen Robin Gage, and her court Jeanne Darling and Dawn Jaworski. Our float, When the Warriors Are Through, Big Red Will Lose Its Chew, lost to the Freshman class. Though we lost the float contest, we did not lose our Senior Spirit. The memories of the teamwork and friendship which were exhibited during the long, last nights of preparation at Helen Guenthner's house will linger on in the minds of those who were there. The Senior Supper was a success as was the Senior Prom which was held at the Sheraton Inn in Mansfield. During our last year we made money for the class trip and graduation by selling candy and mugs and by having bake sales. In the course of the four years in high school, the Class of l98l may have met with some turbulence along the way, but we had a perfect landing. King Philip High School has provided us with many learning experiences and it is up to the individual to decide how high he or she will fly in the future. Members of the Class of l98I take a look at yourselves . . . You Are Something to Be Proud Of! ...........m 1915 nf' Class Advisors: Mr. Ligor. Mr. Schmidt. Class Officers: President Helen Guenthner above left, Vice President Claire Gouthro above right, Secretary Stephanie Vickory bottom left, Treasurer Mary Loughlin bottom right. What Lies Behind Us And What I.ies Before Us Are Tiny Matters Compared To What Lies Within Us - Class Motto 78 Susan Lee Barnes Sue Bee, Barnsey 240 South St., Plainville Ambition: Airline Stewardess Likes: Being with friends, Concerts. Doing anything that's crazy Dislikes: Say- ing bye to friends, Homework. Working on Friday and Saturday nights Favorite Saying: Where's the party tonight? Favorite han- gout: Where the party is. Elizabeth W. Barber uaethv Blu 60 Common St.. Wrentham Ambition: Ask Dennis McCusker Likes: Garfield, Moustaches, Skiing. The blond waiter at T.G.l. Fridays Dislikes, Cows. F.A.A. and F.F.A.A., Pay phones Favorite Saying: . . and I'm not kidding you about it! Favor- ite hangout: Mac's Activities: Foot- ball cheerleader 2. 3, 4- Capt., Cross Country It Basketball I. 2, 3, Smoke Signals 3, 4-edit, Chieftain 3, Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4. Jim Antonitis Jimbo l Walter St., Plainville Ambition: To manage my own sta- tion and get a decent truck Likes: Carla. Making Cape runs with K.T.. Friends. Cruising Dislikes, Getting up for school. Marguerite. Shortages Favorite Saying: How's it going? Favorite hangout: Mobil, Mac's. Cape Activities: DECA 3. 4 Awards: 4th place at Districts and Sth place at States in petroleum. DECA. Jim Ardison Jim 79l South St., Wrentham Ambition: To become independently supplied Likes: Girls, Driving, Weed, Parties, Toot Dislikes: Math, Empty Tank. Dry spell Favorite Saying: Pack a Bowl. Favorite hangout: Westfield. VHS ,,.-an Suzanne Baker H usuen u fl. E- -ifw A 'Nba L 1-'TN-' 'tzf Joseph Albert lljoeil IGO North St., Norfolk 11' 411 S- ., x ., 5532! Ronald Achin Ron 47 Fales Rd.. Plainville Scott Ardison Scott 79I South St., Wrentham Ambition, A good job Likes: Party- ing, Money, Sports Dislikes: Broken beer taps. HG, Being alone Favorite Saying: Don't start without me. Favorite hangout: Westfield Activi- ties: Football I. 2. 41 Baseball 3. fl, f John Barstow John I6 Lincoln Ave.. Plainville -v-7-'YI' lliiaal 1 ff Stephen Bezema Steve 405 South St.. Plainville 125 Q' Kenneth Barney Ken 93 Grove St., Plainville 17- Shelley C. Begin B.B.. F.F. 20 Warren Dr.. Wrentham Ambition: College. Travel around U.S. Llkes: Chinese Red Light, Bas- ketball, Children. Being with friends Dislikes: School. Homework Favorite hangout: Wherever Activities: Class Treasurer Ii Basketball I, 2. 3, 4. Soft- ball I, 2, 4. U11 f Valerie Boatright Valerie 369 Main St., Norfolk J! Patti A. Barry Snake, P.B. 3 Pond View Rd., Norfolk Ambition Nursing Likes Sports of all kinds Good friends Sunny days Larry Bird ifll Dislikes Vegetables Rainy days Favorite Saying Do it right or don t do it at all Activities Field Hockeyl 2 3 4 Capt Basket balll 2 3 4 Capt Softballl 2 Track 3 4 Medically Related 4i Athletic Advisory Council 4 Smoke Signals 4 Girls State 3 80 Karen Bellavance Karina 47 Cowell Rd.. Plainville Ambition: To survive college. Pre- school teacher Likes: Being crazy. Parties, Just having fun Dislikes: Snobby people. Smell of saurkraut. Most all of English Favorite Saying: We're outa herel Go for itl Yoel Favorite hangout: McDon- alds, Park parties at the tower Ac- tivities: Soccer 45 Colorguard I. Fa- vorite Person: Susie Q. Susan Marie Beaston Sue, Sue Beastly 25 Rebecca Rd.. Wrentham Ambition Nursing Likes Being with good friends Smiles Laughter Un expected things Dislikes Snobby people Deadlines Favorite Saying What? Favorite hangout Any where Activities Bandl 2 3 4 Drum Major 4 Medically Related 4 Band Council 4 Chieftain 3 4 Sec tion Editor VICA 4 X I Timothy Botka Timbo 2I8 South St.. Plainville Ambition: To be a millionaire. Buy the Boston Red Sox and hire Coach Lombard then cut him Likes: Sleep- ing on the beach at night, Blondes 36-24-36 Dislikes: Red lights, Mos- quitoes, Warm beer Favorite Saying: You smell like a goatl Favorite hangout: Seagull Beach Activities: Class President 3: Soccer 4: Spring Track 3: Baseball 2: DECA 3, 4: Stu- dent Government 3 Awards: Free Enterprise Manual, lst District level. Ind State Level. i l O r I I A Megan Bowes !lMe8slI 6 Pineland Dr.. Plainville Ambition: To travel. Likes: Putting RO's at Sandy's, RM's on FIower's. the ole throat. Moosehead beer, Par- ties Dislikes: Being bored, Moving bureaus Favorite Saying: Party onl - Suck Iemons. Favorite han- gout: Sandy's parking lot Activities: DECA 3, 4 Awards: Ind place at DECA Districts Ist place at States for Finance and Credit manual Oth- er: To Tami. it's a night... oh yah! Carol Bremilst CaroI 75 North St.. Norfolk Ambition: To go to a business school for 2 years, To live a happy and ex- citing life and travel all over Likes: Gymnastics, Being with friends, Laughing. Parties, Smiles. Rainbows. Maine. The Who Dislikes: Going to studies. Fighting, Snobby people Ac- tivities: Gymnastics I, 2. 3. 4: Softball l, 2: OEA 4: Awards: Unsung hero- gymnastics 3 Janine Bourque .lanine 82 Medway St.. Norfolk Likes: Ed, Skiing. Being with friends. Parties. Beach Dislikes: Liver. Fights, Snobby people Favorite Say- ing: Hey. how ya doin'? Favorite hangout: Mac's, Paula's house Ac- tivities: OEA 3, 4-Secretary Awards: lst and 6th place in OEA State Com- petition, I7th place in OEA National Competition. 8 I Maureen Bouffard !CMoell 8 Grant St.. Plainville Ambition: College, Nursery school teacher Likes: Parties. Spray paint- ing, M8M's. Children, The Kinks Dis- likes: Getting up in the morning, Rain, Saturday 8 Sunday mornings Favorite Saying: Yoel We're outta here! l Tom Bourque Chi 398 South St., Plainville Ambition: Computer technician Likes: Girls Favorite Saying: l win you lose. To the BatmobiIe. John Braida lijohnlf 38 Davis Ave.. Wrentham Qi Lauren Boissonneault Lauren Il Walnut St., Plainville Mary Bullock Donna Brennan 1 AB FD ' Donna 155' w' gs Christopher Bronsdon Chris 565 West St.. Wrentham A 1 John D Buchmski lil l5l Cherry St Wrentham Q Kevin R Bronsdon Broz Ambition To do something with my P -R .,:' Polska, Buch 4 Q' I Mary 50 Woodcrest St., N. Attleboro 1,1 3,1 . .Lf Robin Bristol Robin IO Standish St., Norfolk 565 West St., Wrentham Ambition: 84 , Electrician Likes: Debbie, Sports, Money Dislikes: Sl.4O please, Thumbing Favorite Say- ing: Wickedl Favorite hangout D.C.'s house Activities: Football I. 2, 3. 4-Capt. 11 I 1 lg: X S , I A' O- Af 4 , S- I life Likes Agruments Clams, Kitch- en chairs, When the clock hits 2:l7 Dislikes: Slugs, J.D. fold 475 Speed- work, Mondays and C.F. Favorite Saying: That's what she said. Ac- tivities: Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4- Capt.: Winter Track I, 2, 3, 4: Spring Track I: Tennis 2. 3, 4-Capt. Math League 3, 4. Q N 7 96? x'1Ib-' Kathleen Burke Kathy I Spring St.. Norfolk Ambition: Nursing Likes: Danny Dis- likes: School Favorite Saying: You're cute. Favorite hangout: Danny's car. 82 19,471 :XV ff' Tammy Brown Tami, Tamasak 2 Mirimichi St., Plainville Ambition: Secretary Likes: People. Having fun. B.C.B. RM's, Sandy's. Practicing Dislikes: Snobs, Sad goodbyes Favorite Saying: Give me a break! Huck-a-Lewie-Geel Fa- vorite hangout: Mac's. Sandy's Ac- tivities: WJMQ I, 2. Joan M. Carey Joanie l86 Janice Circle. Wrentham Ambition: Radio S T.V. communica- tions Likes: Parties Dislikes: Disco. Bee Gees Favorite Saying: So high so high I climb the mountains of the Matthew Carmody Carmablee I7 Spring St.. Norfolk Ambition: Communications Likes: Suzuki streetbikes, Tom Petty. The Heart Breakers. Robin G. Favorite sky. CKansasJ Favorite hangout: Saying: Hi 6389 fllanfl-H ACUVV Tgny Toygta ties: Baseball 2, 3: DECA 3: WJMQ 2. Brett Calzaretta CaIzie 83 Walnut St.. Plainville Ambition: Further education Likes: Sports Dislikes: Crowds Favorite Saying: Never mindl Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4-Capt. Winter Track l, 2. 3. 4-Capt. Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4- Capt. rf.-T' yi 5 ,T Linda Butler Carol Butler Linny Sue 8 Standish Rd., Norfolk Ambition: To go placidly amidst the noise and haste Likes: All kinds of good things Dislikes: Mostly indeci- sion Favorite Saying: Heyl How ya doing? Favorite hangout: Home. Country Activities: Soccer 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3 Awards: Massa- chusetts Foreign Language Award for excellence in Spanish. Bird 8 Mohegan St.. Norfolk Ambition: Work. Get married Likes: Dana. Horses. Camping in Maine. Water skiing Dislikes: Snobs, Peas. Monday mornings Favorite Saying: Wowl Favorite hangout: Dana's car Activities: DECA 3, 4. 83 Debra M. Caston Deb 6 Stillwell Ave., Norfolk Ambition: 84 Likes: 362, Spending money, Puddles, N.Y., Gum, Pretzels. Old movies, Phone Dislikes: Wait- ing, Curfews, Trays, Asteroids Ac- tivities: Class Secretary I: Hockey Cheerleader 2, 3-Capt.: Football Cheerleader 3, 4. Douglas Burlingame Doug I5 Walnut St.. Plainville YI i Caulleen Cadieux Caulleen Mark Cobb Mark 43 High St., Plainville James Chauncey James 37 Davis Ave., Wrentham Daniel Cenderelli Dan 29 Marshal St., Norfolk Carol Christensen Carol 8 Bugbee St., Plainville Joe Cataldo Cat 280 East St.. Wrentham Ambition: To be happy and success- ful Likes: Basketball, Winning Dis- likes: Losing or having a 2-I8 record Activities: Class President 2: Soccer 3. 4: Cross Country I. 2: Basketball l. 2. 3, 4-Capt.: Spring Track I. 2. 3, 4: Boy's State 4. Andrea Kelly Charron Andy 43 Hillside Rd., Plainville Ambition: To travel out west, De- gree in childcare Likes: Rolling Stones. The Kinks, Mountains. Ocean. Snow. Mountain climbing. Sailing, Traveling. People Dislikes: Disco, Snobby people, Cliques, Get- ting up early, Tests Favorite Saying: Oh did ya? Activities: Football cheerleader 3: FHA 2-Secretary. Pamela Susanne Chartrand Pam I22 Williams St., Wrentham Ambition: To get an ambition Ccol- legel Likes: 3B's. Chocolate chip ice cream. Ocean sunsets. Football games Dislikes: Mushrooms. Finals. Hypocrites. Red Novas Favorite say- ing: Leave the kid alone. Favorite hangout: The beach, Anyone's house Activities: Cross Country 2. 3, 4: Winter Track 2. 3, 4: Spring Track l, 2. 3. 4- Capt.: WKPH 4: All Hocko- mock League in Spring Track 2. Lori Colletto Lori 209 Creek St., Wrentham Ambition: Dietican Likes: Baking. Eating, The Ark Coffeehouse. Driv- ing the Z28 Dislikes: Gym, Argu- ments. Frizzy hair. Biology, Hot dogs Favorite hangouts: The Ark Activi- ties: Hockey cheerleader 2 Awards: Social Studies 3. Richard Collins Richard 2470 West St.. Wrentham Grace E. Cook Grace 22m West St., Wrentham Ambition: Computer Science Likes: Friends, Traveling, Outdoors. Ani- mals Activities: OEA 2: National Honor Society 3, 4. Paul P. Conniff Paul, P.C. 434 Hancock St., Wrentham Ambition: Medicine Likes: Cars, Girls. Hamsters. Shazam, B squared TH Dislikes: Snobs, Clowns Favorite Saying: I can't get no . . Favorite hangouts: Millis, Mac's Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Ice hockey 4, Spring Track I. 2, 3, 4-Capt., Math League 3, 4. Jimmy Copeland Jim I5 Valiere Dr., Plainville Ambition: To get out of school Fa- vorite Saying: Lets blow this clam bake. Activities: Ice hockey 2. Q 3' James Conlon James 242 Dedham St., Norfolk Kerri Conley Dizzy 35 King James Way. Wrentham Ambition: College Likes: Cookies. Guys, Rainbows. Doz-ly Dislikes: Speedwork, Spinach. Vocabulary, S.A.T.'s Activities: Cross Country 2. 3, 4, Gymnastics 2, Winter Track 3, Spring Track I, 2. 3: National Honor Society 3. 4 Awards: Varsity letter in Cross Country. Jay E. Cormier llJayVl 52 Philips Lane, Wrentham Ambition: Electrical engineer Likes: Dungeons and Dragons Dislikes: Work. Yearbook Favorite hangout: SterIing's DSD parties Activities: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 21 Winter track I, WJMQ 3: Boy's State 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 41 Math League 3, 4: Chieftain 4-Editor Awards: College Bowl. Best Physics student, Math League-high scorer. 54 George Cook Ill George 2l Medway St., Norfolk Ronald Darling Ron IIO East Bacon St., Plainville Charles Curtis Chuck 4 Huntington Ave., Plainville Ambition: College Likes: Weekends Parties Dislikes: School Activities Soccer 3, 4: Basketball I. 2: Baseball I 3 James Crafts Jimbo I26 Havard Lane, Wrentham Ambition: To have my own company Likes: Music, Cars Dislikes: School Favorite hangout: The shed. Mark Davis Mark 270 Dedham St., Wrentham Jo Daniels ..Jo.. 72 High St., Plainville Ambition: Undecided Likes: Vaca- tions, Hap. Music. Friends. Carna- tions. Waterskiing double Dislikes: Snobs, Speedwork, Homework. Marching on Memorial Day Favorite Saying: Merry Christmas. Hello helpI Activities: Winter Track 2, 3: Spring Track 2, 3, Sachem I, 2, 3, 4- Editor in Chief: Drama 4, Colorguard I, 2, 3. 4 - Capt. Mary Jane Delaiarro MJ, Mare, Maripoo I8 Taunton St., Plainville Ambition: To dance on Broadway Likes: Sports, Fall days, Lollipops. Mickey Mouse, Parties, Most of all Mark Dislikes: Making candy apples. Losing to North and Franklin. Run- ning on empty, Diet sodas Favorite Sayings: We're outta herel What goes on here? Favorite hangout: Mac's Activities: Football cheer- leader 3, 4- Capt., Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4- Capt.: Spring Track 2, 3, 4 Other: Much thanks to those who helped during the hard times. Barbara M. Crandall Barbi I0 Ridgefield Rd., Norfolk Ambition: To be happy and success- ful in whatever I do Likes: Rainbows. Good friends, Rock, Guys Dislikes: Homework. Snobs. Disco, English Ill- A Favorite Saying: Toss your cook- ies. , ReaIIyI Be serious! Favorite hangout: Home Activities: Soccer 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Basket- ball cheerleader 2. 3, 4, Baseball manager 2, 3, 4. Jeanne Darling Jeannie 5 Spring St., Norfolk Ambition: Hairdresser Likes: Terry. Stoney Brook. Skip days at the beach Dislikes: Getting up for school! Favorite Saying: M.D.'s . A boop boop boopI Favorite han- gout: P.F.'s Activities: Class Treasur- er It Football cheerleader 2, 4, Bas- ketball I, 2. 3, 4, Softball I. 2, 3. 4- Capt. Vivian Desrochers MVN., Pleasant St., Plainville Ambition: Nurse Likes: Being with friends, People, Parties Dislikes: Snobs. Cliques. School Favorite Say- ing: You want to skip? Favorite hangout: Wherever a party S people are Activities: Winter Track I: Soft- ball I. Virginia Marie Diamond Ginny II4 Main St., Norfolk Ambition: Interior Decorator Likes: Sunsets, Rollerskating, Biking, Hard rock, Boating, Rainbows, Koala bears Dislikes: Snobs, Unoriginal people. Being pushed around. Goodbyes Fa- vorite Saying: What the hell-go for itl Favorite hangout: Paradise, Sili- cifit Activities: Smoke Signals 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4, Chieftain 4. Dawn Doherty D.D.. Dawn 557 Dedham St., Wrentham Ambition: Computer programming Likes: Beach. Sports, Music. People Dislikes: Homework, Saying good- bye Favorite Saying: Oh reallyl Thanks aIotI Favorite hangouts: Mac's, Cape Activities: Soccer 2. 3. 4, DECA 3. 4: OEA 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Treasurer D.E. Krista Delorey Fluff, Khug 685 South St., Wrentham Ambition: To one day cook my own bird! Likes: Parties. Eating, Quiet walks Dislikes: Sprints, Being an- noyed. Getting TPed Favorite Say- ing: Ok, fine. Favorite hangout: With MJ Activities: Field Hockey I, 2, 3. 4: Basketball I, 2: Softball I, 2, 4: DECA 3, 4 Class Council I. Q If I I: P' 5 I -f 4. . 4-, 4 ...Q -Y L 4. John F. Delaney John 3 Hancock St., Plainville Ambition: Annapolis fNavyJ, Busi- ness Likes: Waterskiing, Hockey. Baseball Dislikes: School. Bad weath- er Activities: Football l, 3, 4: Ice Hockey I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2. Jean M. Dolan Jean Berry St.. Wrentham Ambition: Hematologist Likes: Ski- ing, Partying, Being with friends Dislikes: Working, Saturday morn- ings, Being broke Favorite hangouts: Martha's Vineyard during the sum- mer. Tammy Delaiarro Tic 5 Medway Branch, Norfolk Ambition: Baker Likes: Rick, Parties, Money Dislikes: K.P. Favorite Say- ing: Where is the party? Favorite hangout: Manns Pond, Highland Lake. Paula Dolan Paula Cee Jay Terrace. Wrentham Elizabeth Donnellan Pauline Donnelly Beth Pauline 323 Taunton St., Wrentham 8 Harvard Lane, Wrentham T? 1 , n ' A X.: 41 ,A X, ,1- : I ., Agfa,-' yu' : 1 4 If :yeah ,,:' . , W g 5 1,7 'el' Patti Dumont Patti 349 South St.. Plainville Ronald Duquette above left nkonn I Riverside Dr., Wrentham Ralph Easterbrooks left IlRaIphll Richard Endruschat Rick II Colonial Way. Plainville Ambition: Carpenter Likes: Cars. Bikes, Girls. Weekends, Summer. Beach. Molson's Dislikes: Work. School. Mondays Favorite hangouts: Norfolk or anywhere. Ti 1 aiu Phil Goyette Yogi I4 Valerie Dr.. Plainville Ambition: To be an architect or a carpenter. Get married, etc. Likes: Rock-n-Roll, Motorcycles. Beach, 4X4's. Football Dislikes: Disco, Snobs, The Iranians, Math Favorite Saying: Life is a bed of roses. Fa- vorite hangout: Wherever I happen to be Activities: Football 4: Ice Hock- ey 2. 3. 88 Nancy Elizabeth Edwards Big Nance 2 Hancock St., Plainville Ambition: To make a bomb in lab Likes: Sports, Friends, Real estate. Construction Dislikes: 44O's Favor- ite Saying: lt certainly isl Favorite hangout: Under the snow drift by tower 9 Activities: Cross Country I, 2, 3-Capt., 4: Winter Track I. 2, 3. 4- Capt: Spring Track I, 2, 3. 4: WKPH 3. 4: Girl's State 3: National Honor Soci- ety 3. 4: Math League 3. 4. Margaret Elliott llMargy1l Ambition: To have a happy life with the people I love Likes: Parties. Cof- fee brandy. Sleeping. Tom. Mus- tangs Dislikes: Getting up in the morning Favorite Saying: Ok byeI Favorite hangout: Paul Flynn's Ac- tivities: Softball I. Theresa Ferland Samuri .... Terd, Spruce 96 Wampum St.. Wrentham Ambition: Marine biology. To have my own set of teeth Likes: 3B's, Par- ties. Chocolate chip cookies. Pea- nuts. Laughing, 327 fRed Soxb, Tak- ing Pepsi challenge Dislikes: Mus- tard. Peas, Timed 44O's. Red Novas. Losing championships Favorite Say- ing: Why that's incredibIel Favor- ite hangout: Beach. A friend's house Activities: Band I. 2. 3: Cross Coun- try I. 2. 3. 4: Spring Track I, 2. 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. 7- 41 i Q f ,px Dawna Farrar Dawna 78 Hamilton Rd.. Wrentham Ambition: Psychologist. Writer Likes: Writing poetry, Chinese food. Karate. Science fiction, Cats Dis- likes: Boring classes. Lectors. Speed- work Activities: Band I. 2: Cross Country 3: Winter Track 2. 3: Spring Track 2: Drama 4: National Honor Society 3. 4 Awards: National Latin Examination Maxima Cum Laude. Stacey Caroline Fearnley Noggie I4 Turner St.. Norfolk Ambition: B.S. in Nursing Likes: Be- ing with Jeff Bourque. Drumming. Parties, Skiing. Bad Company Dis- likes: Chemistry. Snobs. Gym. Anatomy 8 Physiology. Disco Favor- ite Saying: Let's eat I'm hungryl Favorite hangout: McDonalds. 5 x I ,K Susan M. Evans Stubs 42 Needham St.. Norfolk Ambition: To do my best in anything I try Likes: Parties. Concerts. Spend- ing money. Being with my friends. All crazy things Dislikes: Being sick. Being broke, Being bored Favorite Saying: Anymore? Favorite han- gout: Wherever my car will take my friends and me Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3. Sharon A. Fearnley Ferns I4 Turner St., Norfolk Ambition: College. Fashion designer. Business management Likes: Rain- bows, Roses, Guys, Weekends. .Ieff's car Dislikes: Saying goodbye, DE ex- ams, Calverts. People who lie Activi- ties: Band l, 2: DECA 3. 4. Ili? 7- 'Q William Ferland Bill 9 Potter Ave.. Plainville Ambition: To be successful Likes: Money, Girls. Cars. Rock-n-Roll. Birds, Ferns Dislikes: Early mornings after late nights Favorite Saying: Why me? Favorite hangout: San- dy's Activities: DECA 3, 4. 89 David Ferris Dave 494 Hancock St., Wrentham Activities: Football 2. 3. 4. T' .LQ N 4' Walter S. Eykel Wally 47 Needham St., Norfolk Ambition: College, A good job pro- gramming computers Likes: A.P- .P.L.E.S.. Skiing, Racketball. Karate Dislikes: TRS 80's. Homework on weekends Favorite Saying: Off like a heard of turtlesll Activities: Band I, 2. 3, 4: Spotlighters 3. 4: Band Council 4-Pres. Helen Foley Helen 22 Park St., Norfolk Lisa A. Flower Lisa 2 George St., Plainville Ambition: Hotel management Likes: Drinking Dislikes: School Favorite hangout: Norfolk. F -1 vf Karen Marie Fiske Fiskey 46 School St., Plainville Ambition: To be successful in what- ever l do Likes: Little kids. Music. Dancing Dislikes: Saying goodbye to people you care about most Favorite Saying: Take a hike. Activities: OEA 4. Maureen Flynn HMO., I45 West Bacon St.. Plainville Ambition: To go out and do some- thing with my life Likes: Ice cream. Bruce Springsteen, Summer Dislikes: Nuclear energy. Sprints Favorite hangout: The Death mobile Activi- ties: Field hockey 2, 3. 4: Smoke Sig- nals 3: Sachem 2, 3. : -5 1 xl 4 David Flannery Fred Fountain Gary Fisher Matthew John Foley David Devil Gary Matt 428 West St., Wrentham I2 Maple St., Plainville H32 WCS! St.. Wrentham IS3 Taunton SI.. Wfentham Ambition: Undecided Likes: Beer, Ambi!i0I1:T0 b9C0mearich plumber Ambill0fl2 College Likes: P3 lYln8' Fast cars, Animals Dislikes: Snobs, I-554251 Skiingvswimming: Bike riding -'Unl0 Yeaff T083 p3 fY lB Y3f'U School Favorite Saying, Uh huh! Dislikes: Disco. Dislikes: Megawhimps Favorite Say- ing: Shive in the back. Favorite hangout: The Death mobile Activi- ties: WJMQ 2, 3: Smoke Signals 3, 4: Drama 4: Chieftain 2, 3, 4. I Q Jean Marie Fruci Fruchi 75 Hamilton Rd., Wrentham Ambition: Beautician Likes: Meeting new people. Being with friends, Par- ties Dislikes. Being home, Having no money Favorite Saying. Go for itl Favorite hangout: Too many Activi- ties: OEA 2, 3. 61 i l nw, Marie Denise French Frenchie I Ewald Ave., Plainville Ambition: Beautician or Secretary Likes: Tom Smith, Meeting new peo- ple. Being with friends. Parties. Beaches Dislikes: Being broke, Stay- ing home on weekends Favorite Say- ing: You whimpy thingl Favorite hangout: McDonald's. Mansfield Ac- tivities: Field hockey 2: OEA 4. Stephen Ghioni Stevie 9 Holbrook St.. Norfolk Ambition: Attend music school Likes: Music, Girls. Money Dislikes. School. Staying home nights Favor- ite hangouts: Anywhere with the guys for the girlsb Other. There's a party at Mark's house tonightl Leon Gale Lee II Maple St.. Plainville Ambition: College. Major in wildlife management Likes: Outdoors Dis- likes: Homework. Robin Gage Robin 3l Seekonk St., Norfolk 'Qi X. 1' v. Deryl Gilbane Deryl I69 Franklin St., Wrentham Ambition: To live far away on a farm in a foreign land Likes: Carlos San- tana. B.B. King, Passport Dislikes: Disco. Punk Favorite Saying: With- out my wings you know I'd surely die. Favorite hangouts: Olgie the Ople. 91 i Jeffrey Geib James Gillespie Jeff James 39 Harvard Lane, Wrentham 29 Creek SI.. Wferilham Q A f 1' ' if- In U T ' 'S'-x Vw C M -2 I 3 'J' 1 M' Wim I Kurt Haraldsen Kurt 27 Madison St., Wrentham f'.1 f ffm! Q Thomas Gilson Tom 49 Dunn Ave.. Wrentham Sheryl Graves Sheryl 26l South St., Wrentham Ambition, To dedicate my life to the study of wild bears Likes, Basketball games, Beaches, Ice cream, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Green bottles. Chinese food Dislikes, Lumpy mashed pota- toes, Liars, Hillwork, Term papers. T.F.'s beach towel, Driver's Ed. Fa- vorite Saying, That's lncrediblel Favorite hangout, As close to the keg as possible Activities, Cross Country 3, 4, Winter Track 2, 3. 4, Spring Track I, Tennis 2, 3, 4, WKPH 3, 4. Patrick Grace Partridge 207 Janice Circle, Wrentham Ambition, Law enforcement Likes, Pasta, Girls, Rock and Roll Dislikes, Most vegetables, Mondays Favorite Saying, l've had more successful hits. Favorite hangout, Anywhere Activities, Cross Country 2, 3. 4, Hockey I. 2, Winter Track 3, 4, Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4. '-S N 1 I A A .nxt my We X HQ' A 'sc I George Gomes Butch 8l River Rd., Norfolk Ambition, Undecided Likes, Sports, Girls. Being out of school Dislikes, School Favorite Saying: CooI Outl Activities, Football 4, Soccer 3, Ice Hockey I. 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2. Claire E. Gouthro Speedo, Selection 33 Apple Lane. Wrentham Ambition, USCG Academy Likes, Carlton Fisk, Football Dislikes, American Chop Suey, Doghairs Fa- vorite Saying, Does this look al- right? Favorite hangout, Hall up- stairs from N.E. Patriots' locker room Activities, Class V.P. 4, Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4-Capt, Basketball 2. 3, 4, Winter Track I, Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4-Capt, Medically Related 3, 4, WKPH 3, 4, National Honor Society 3. 4, Math league 3, 4. Helen Christina Guenthner HeI 47l Franklin St.. Wrentham Ambition, Business college. Business manager Likes, Guys, Swimming. Camping, Parties. Pumpkin Dislikes, Snobs, Meatloaf, Basketball, Prob- lems. Accounting Favorite Saying, Don't Bug Mel Favorite hangout, McDonalds. Foundation Activities, Class Pres. 4, Basketball I, Softball I, 2. 3, DECA 3, 4,,DECA Pres. 3, Stu- dent Council I, 2, Girl's State 3. Linda Harrington Rocky 44 Union St., Norfolk Ambition, To become the owner of a restaurant Likes, Painting pictures, Teasing people Dislikes: Homework. Listening to teachers Favorite Say- ing, You Pinhead. Favorite han- gouts, The drive-in. Holly Jean Harrison Hol 359 Franklin St., Wrentham Ambition: To be happy Likes: Horses, Tigers, etc. Dislikes: Spik- ers. Snakes Favorite hangouts: The Lorusso's. Timothy Hassel Tim 63 High St., Plainville Edward M. Hartnett ..Ed.. 7 Walter St., Plainville Likes: Janine, Good friends, Truthful people, Football Dislikes: School, My senior picture Favorite Saying: Bet me. ya rightl OKI Favorite hangout: Janine's house Activities: Football I. 2, 3. 41 Baseball I. 21 Spring Track 44 Hockey 4. Paul Henrich Paul 6 Huntington Ave.. Plainville INA Gary Harris Gary Taunton St., Wrentham Ambition: Electrician Likes: Driving. Fishing, Women, Good Rock-n-Roll Dislikes. Not having fa car Favorite Saying: Life is a bowl of cherries. Favorite hangouts: The Wall. Connie Harrop Con ll West Bacon St., Plainville Ambition: To succeed in life Likes: Sam, Being with friends Dislikes. Snobby people, Taking the bus, School Favorite Saying: Go For ltl Favorite hangouts: Too many Ac- tivities: Medically Related 44 Stu- dent Service Aids I, 2. Kirk S. Henderson HolIywood 23 Boardman St., Norfolk Ambition: To be happy Likes: Sports, Southern Rock, Brewskies, Girls Dis- likes: Blades. Mosquitos, Stuck-up girls Favorite Saying: Headrush , Get me a bat , Hey Buddy help mell Favorite hangoutsf South Beach, Katama Activities: Baseball I, 21 WJMQ l, 2. Steve Hassell Hass 63 High St., Plainville Ambition: Auto mechanic Likes: Mo- torcycles Dislikes: School Favorite Saying: What? Favorite hangouts. Westboro Speedway. Brenda Lee Hurkett Bren I7 Rhodes St Plainville Ambition Nursing Likes The first Smiles Fuzzie stuffed animals Sweet Emily Ice water Bareftn P.B. Broccoli Sunsets Bububububln ova, Jelli, Motorpsycho s, Vaamp. Rollerskating Dislikes: Fresh tom- mietoes. P.l. itchies. Saying goodbye Favorite Saying: Oh Cutel, God Bless. Favorite hangout: The Ark Activities: Medically Related 3, 4. Ronald A. Holmes Ron 303 Main St.. Norfolk Ambition: To be rich Likes: Rock. Mustangs. Skiing Dislikes: Getting up for school Favorite Saying: Studi Favorite hangout: Mac's Ac- tivities: Soccer 2, 3. 4: Hockey I. 2. 3, 4: Spring Track I: Golf 3: Student Council 4. William Henry Henry Colonial Way. Plainville Ambition: To throw a rock off the Empire State Building Likes: Girls. Guitar Dislikes: Slow Barbara Strei- sand songs Favorite Saying: You may fire when ready Gridly. Favor- ite hangout: Mac's Activities: Win- ter Track 2: Tennis 2: DECA 3. 4: WJMQ 2. a-pvx qv-17 .NJ -CQ ' . Vlxa, 0 S . Wanda Howard Wanda 7 Crestwood Ave.. Plainville T i 7172? Qi 1 I X Nancy lnslasi Nancy Welcome Lane. Wrentham Likes: Concerts. Parties. Joe Dis- likes: Disco Activities: DECA 3. Brad Hughes Brad Birch Rd.. Norfolk Ambition: To be happy in whatever I choose Likes: Small parties. Boating. Skydiving, Summer Dislikes: Staying home Activities: Spring Track 2: Medically Related 2. 3: Drama 2, 3: Chieftain 4. Sheryl Hokanson Hokey IO Lafayette Lane, Norfolk Ambition: StyIistfCosmotologist Likes: Rainbows. Friends. Being out- side, Beach Dislikes: Snobs. Term papers Favorite Saying: RealIy Fa- vorite hangouts: Friend's lockers, DE room Activities: DECA 3. 4. Paul Hooper Paul lO8 Archer St., Wrentham Ambition: Civil Engineer Likes: Par- ties Dislikes: Disco Activities: Base- ball I. Dawn M. Jaworski Dawn 65 Rockwood Rd., Norfolk Ambition: To get excepted to North- eastern University Likes: Parties, Tony, Beach. Rainbows, Food Skiing. Clothes Dislikes: Green and blue outfits, Pluck , Sad people, I2f3Of8O Favorite Saying: Dial a Stash I don't know. Activities: Ice Hockey Cheerleading I, 2, 4. Debra A. Johnson Debbie II Lake Shore Dr.. Norfolk Ambition: Administrative Assistant Likes: Guys. Lynyrd Skynyrd, Led Zeppelin, Pizza. Going to parties Dislikes: Not having anything to do on weekends Activities: OEA 4: Awards: 2nd place trophy in typing contest 3. Kristen A. Johnson Kris Likes: The Stones, Pete. November 4. l980. The Kinks Dislikes: Cliques. Wimp lil. Gary Johnson -K 37- Gary 4 Lynn Ave., Plainville 'Q 44 LA-A fb- Q- , 5 N1 .xx Q N X Vs N It QA Nt fs: Deanna Johnson Deanna 23 Lincoln Ave.. Plainville Daniel S. Ireland Speedie I8 Treasure Island Rd.. Plainville Ambition: Stay high Likes: Concerts. Keg parties Dislikes: Disco Favorite Saying: Aoooohl Favorite hangout: Any keg party Activities: Winter Track I. 2: Spring Track I, 2: Medical- ly Related 3: Math League 3. M E. 5 N ti Elaine Jenne Elaine 6 Zeller Ave., Plainville Ambition: To get married on August l5, l98l Likes: Billy Dislikes: School Other: National Essay S Poetry Con- IESI. Barry Johnson Candyman Park St., Norfolk Ambition: Mechanical engineer Likes: Lisa, Pizza, Reo Speedwagon. Ted Nugent. Dislikes: Disco Activi- ties: Spring Track 2. 3, 4. M ,N , ' , rf Jacqueline B. Killion TQ: V ff Jacki, Bouv in W sol East st., wremham 'I' X9 fix Robin Kettell Ambition: Successfully complete col- Rob lege. Dental hygenist, Live a full life it Robert Johnson Deborah Kerr Bob Debbie 30 Warren Drive. Wrentham l48 Union St.. Norfolk 1 I -' 77 School St., Plainville Ambition: Model Likes: Brian, Smil- ing faces, Good friends. Fun times Dislikes: Arguments, Rainy days Fa- vorite saying: Hey, how ya doin? Activities: Class secretary It Cheer- leader Basketball It Hockey 3. 4. Brian .lollimore Shaun Kelly Brian Shaun 2 Lynn Ave., Plainville 2 Huntington Ave., Plainville fi? Stephanie J. Kelly Steph 86 Woodland Rd.. Wrentham Ambition: Advertising. Designer Likes: Being with friends, Boys. Bob Seger, Parties Dislikes: Sprints, Bruises, Getting up for school, Bad moods Favorite Saying: Wa-ka-re- masu , Sounds good to me . Activi- ties: Soccer I, 2. 3-Capt.. 4, Color- guard I, 2, 3, Ice Hockey 3-mgr., 4- mgr. 96 Likes: Being with friends. Summer, Smiles Dislikes: Snobs. Homework, Tests Favorite Saying: l'll think about it. Ya know Favorite han- gout: Copeland's Activities: Soccer 2. 3, 4-Capt.: Basketball I, 2-mgr.. 3- mgr., Softball 2. 3, Student Advisory I. 2. Lee Ann Kelly KeI 336 Madison St.. Wrentham Ambition: To be happy and maybe some day become a successful writ- er Likes: Blueieans, Nice company. Poetry, Sunsets, Being with friends. F.A.L.D. Dislikes: People with no confidence, or who are unsure of themselves, Cold weather. Having places to go but no money, Dishon- est people Favorite hangout: My house, Riseman's. Thomas lrvin Lang Lango 93 Myrtle St., Norfolk Ambition: College Medical school Likes: Classical music, Fine arts Dis- likes: Short preppies Favorite Say- ing: s-s-s-s-s-s Favorite hangout: Antique stores. Orc-filled dungeons Activities: Class vice-president 2, 3: Band I, 2, Soccer I, 2. 3, 4: WKPH 3, 4: Sachem I, 4: Boys State 3: Drama 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3. 4-v.p.: Math league 3, 4: Chieftain 4 Art editor. Ha Bryant Scott Kohut ..BrY,. 67 Park St., Wrentham Ambition: Engineer, To ski down Everest Likes: Scuba diving, Swim- ming, Skiing, Sailing Dislikes: First period, Work Favorite Saying: No way. Favorite hangout: Anyplace there is food Activities: Spotlighters 3, 4: Chieftain 3. Q : X Maureen R. Kirby Kirb, Reenie 69 Boardman, Norfolk Ambition: To marry a millionaire Likes: Pink Panther, Kermit, Spike. Pizza Dislikes: Disco, Sprints, Toads, Fish Favorite Saying: Let's get dis- missed. Favorite hangout: Cope- land's Activities: Field hockey l, 2, 3. 4-Capt.: Basketball I, 2. 3. 4, Softball I, 2: Student Council 2, 3. Claudia Ann Kohut Clyde 67 Park St.. Wrentham Ambition: Army Likes: Tall guys, Shell collecting. Billerica Dislikes: Short guys. Shrimp. Weeding mom's garden Favorite Saying: Kiss me quick. I'm bashful. Favorite han- gout: Where there's lots of guys. Laura Larkin Freck, Larks 54 Miller St., Norfolk Ambition: Own a business, Olympics Likes: Riding and coeting Chorsesj. Parties, Winter, Food Dislikes: Snobs, Saying goodbye Favorite Say- ing: Yum, Activities: DECA. 3, 4, Roger J. Laliberte Jr. ..Rog,. 360 Forest Grove Ave., Wrentham Ambition: To be successful, Have a good time Likes: Balentine Ave.. Bikes. Girls, Skiing Dislikes: Home- work. Rain, Disco Favorite hangout: The seat of my bike, Kevin Kirby Kevin 95 Myrtle St., Wrentham Lawrence Laba Larry II9 Elysium St., Wrentham Susan Leblanc Sue 50 Green St.. Wrentham veg Stephanie Long Steph 5 Sidney St.. Plainville I Patrick Leonard Pat 372 Main St.. Norfolk 'X li Rus Mark Lukens Luks, MAL 20 Cleveland St.. Norfolk Ambition: Engineer Likes: Sports. Going to concerts Dislikes: Disco Favorite hangout: Papa Gino's Ac- tivities: Soccer I, 2. 3, Basketball I, 2, 3. Gerald Timothy Lorusso GTL 99 Main St.. Norfolk Ambition: Succeed Likes: Girls, True friends, Winning Dislikes: Carnivals, Losing Favorite hangout: Mac's Ac- tivities: Ice hockey I: Baseball I, 4: Student Council l. If Mark J. Lynch Marcos 639 East St.. Wrentham Ambition: Air Force Academy. Co- mercial pilot, Big bucks Likes: Con- certs, T-shirts. Jethro Tull. Chargers Dislikes: English, Being broke Favor- ite Saying: Right now, good deaI. Activities: Spring track 3, 4, Winter track 4. Julia Robertson Linsley Julie, Jules 85 Woolford Rd., Wrentham Ambition: To survive college and med school and to get my PHD Likes: Thunderstorms, Unicorns Dis- likes: College applications. Blushes Activities: Colorguard I: Hockey Cheerleader 4, Spring track 2: Smoke Signals 4: Drama 3: Chieftain 2. 3. Mary Elizabeth Laughlin Mare 42 Shears St.. Wrentham Ambition: Physical therapist Likes: Koala bears, Rainbows. Carnations. Being with Marc Dislikes: Wearing socks with topsiders Favorite Say- ing: Don't worry. Favorite han- gout: Mac's Activities: Class Trea- surer 4, Field hockey I, 2, 3. 4: Spring track I, 2. Al Marriett Alvin 20 Walnut St.. Plainville Ambition: Automotive mechanic Likes: Fords. Racing cars, Bikes. Chicks, Partying with plenty of peo- ple Dislikes: Speeding tickets, Court. School rules Favorite Saying: I hear ya-do it up. Favorite hangouts: Mansfield Center. fNew England Dragwayj Anthony Macaione Mac 642 West St., Wrentham Likes: Football. Math Dislikes: Sprints. E.D. Favorite Saying: Taint Favorite hangout: Race track Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Spring Track I. 2. 3, 4- Capt. lisa Madden Frizz 62 Treasure Rd.. Plainville Likes: Concerts, Parties Dislikes: Gym, Jocks Favorite hangout: Butt corner. Richard Maclean Rich 79 Cypress Rd., Wrentham Ambition: To be rich Likes: Vans. Cars, Music, Girls Dislikes: Snobs. 99 it fsf' ,dl X xi- R vs- ' p H? Thomas MZFCOUX Patricia MacDonald Tom Pat 3 Grant St., Plainville 9 N01-well SL, Norfolk rs, Q' Laura Mackenzie John Manning Laura John 40 Shears St.. Wrentham 9 Wade Rd., Plainville Steven G. McCabe Steve 4 Grant St., Plainville Ambition: College Likes: Music, The Doors. The Stones Dislikes: Disco Favorite Saying: Right there. Ac- tivities: Chieftain 3. Jeff McNamara I45 East St.. Wrentham Ambition. Four wheeling, Girls Likes. Snowmobiling Dislikes: Disco. Snobs Favorite hangout: Plainville. K' Kenneth McClintock Ken 76 Common St.. Wrentham Ambition: To be rich. Tw Debra A. McCord Debby 8 Ridgefield Rd., Norfolk Ambition: Airline hostess Likes: Summer, lOflOf8O. S.G., Plum Island, Being outdoors Activities: Soccer 2. ff Richard Mayhew Rick JIS West St., Wrentham Likes: Music. Water skiing, Having a good time Activities: Spring Track I. DECA 3. 4 Awards: Food Marketing. Written Event, District Level. 3rd place. Food Marketing, State Level. 4th place. Lisa McMahon F.F. 4 Treasure Island Rd., Plainville Ambition: College Cpre-lawb. To be as liberated as P.E. Likes: Photogra- phy, Soaps, Turn the page. Caddy- shack, F.J.M.. Medium cokes with a tad of ice Dislikes: Nukes, Male chauvinists. Margarine, Ronald Rea- gan, Debutantes, Ketchup Favorite Saying: Of course not. Favorite hangouts: Eichin's, The Death Mo- bile Activities: Cross Country l. 4: Basketball I. 4. Softball I, 2, 3, 4: Smoke Signals 3. Karen McDonald Karen l9l Beach St.. Wrentham Ambition: To get through college Likes: Parties. Rock-n-Roll. Guys. Meeting new people Dislikes: Disco, School. Hangovers, Being broke Fa- vorite Saying: lt's cooI. Favorite hangouts: Highland Lake. Pumping Station Activities: OEA 3. Bennie McCombs Ben l75 Cumberland Rd.. Wrentham Ambition: To become poor Likes: Girls, Money. Cars Dislikes: School Favorite Saying: What's up? Fa- vorite hangout: In town Activities: Band 2: Cross Country 2: Tennis 3: DECA 3, 4 Awards: National Essay ,X Press. Kelly Jean Moran Yang. F.F. Ambition: Pro softball Favorite han- gouts: Wherever the car stops Ac- tivities: Soccer I. 2. 3. 4-Capt.: Bas- ketball I. 2. 3. 4: Softball I, 2. 3. 4- Capt.: Awards: Hockomock League Allstar I980, Woonsocket Call Allstar I980, Denise Miner Grace 28l South St., Wrentham Ambition: Political sciences Likes: S.C.. Everybody. Shopping, Tennis with Todd Dislikes: Yucky stuff. Do- ing dishes Favorite Saying: The phone is sIipping. Favorite hangout: The ski slope Activities: Field Hock- ey 2: OEA 3. 4: Sachem 3. 4. Colleen Molloy Colleen 53 Pricsilla Ave., Norfolk Ambition: B.S. in Nursing Likes: Horses. Skiing. Parties Dislikes: Snobs, Disco. Tests Favorite Saying: Thank God it's Friday. Favorite hangout: The Barn Activities: Class Treasurer 2: Soccer l: Medically Re- lated Careers 3. 4 Awards: National Essay Contest and National Poetry Contest. Michael McPartlin Mike II Wampanoag Ave., Norfolk Ambition: To get my license Likes: Girls. Sports Dislikes: School. Disco boys Favorite Saying: Pabol Favor- ite hangout: Keg parties Activities: Soccer 4. David Moffat Dave 54 Mirimichi St., Plainville 3 Dwight D. Meyer Dewey IO9 Circle Dr.. Wrentham Ambition: To be on a fishing boat Likes: Nice looking girls, Horseneck Beach Dislikes: Snobby girls Favorite hangout: Macs. Kenneth Moreau en 39 Cowell St.. Plainville Likes. New wave, My car, Cruisers Dislikes: The Stones' new album Fa- vorite hangouts: Not K.P. Patrick Moore a SD West St., Wrentham Ambition. Lawyer, Forestry Likes: Girls. Dutdoors Dislikes: School. Disco Favorite hangouts: Anywhere the car stalls. Robyn Movsessian Rob 23 Fruit St., Norfolk Ambition, College. Dance Malo' Likes, Ballet, Disco, Hunky guys. Muscles. Food, Attention Dislikes, Throwing up, Freaks, lce cream too hard to scoop out, Exams, Fat Favor- ite Saying, You're a queer . Foxy Activities, Football Cheerleader 3, Hockey Cheerleader 3. Krissan Mueller Kriss 43 Stanhope Dr., Norfolk Ambition, To study medicine Likes, J.F.K.M.M.'s at Q.M. and F. P.. Going to the beach, Good friends Dislikes, Onions. Writing essays, Sammas Fa- vorite Saying, I don't know. Ac- tivities: Gymnastics 2, 3. 4-Capt., Spring Track 3. 4, Math League 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4-Treas. Awards, Key Club. Paula Faith Mullaney Paula 89 Medway St., Norfolk Ambition, Secretary, Writer Likes, Friends, Bob Seger, Having a good time, Gary Harris Dislikes, Tests. Being pressured into things Favorite Saying: Catch ya later Favorite hangout: Anywhere Activities, Band I. 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, Drama 2. Steven Morse Steve 398 South St., Plainville Ambition, Navy, Interior Communi cations Likes, Parties, Weekends, Sue Dislikes, School, Leaving Sue. S'- ifn vv T '-., .,1-'fl ip! Carol Mucciarone Carol ll3 Lakeside Ave., Wrentham Michelle J. Mylod Shelly 9 Monroe Dr., Plainville Ambition, Photographer Likes, Tak- ing pictures of sunsets Dislikes School Favorite Saying, What-ya- ma'call-it? Activities, OEA 2, 3. Kelly Mulligan Kelly 40 School St., Plainville Walter Myette Wally lO23 West St., Wrentham Bonnie Nelson Bonnie 76 Walnut St.. Plainville Ambition: Katherine Gibbs-execu- tive secretary Likes: Jackson Browne concerts. Going to the La- fayette House Dislikesl Gym, Far away places. Erik Nelson Erik I95 Harvard Lane, Wrentham Ambition: Doctor. Elisabeth E. Nichols Beth ISS Harvard Lane. Wrentham Ambition: College Likes: Peppermint patties. Garfield, lO's, Owls, People, D.C. Dislikes: F.A.A.. Slow people. cows, Pink elephants, Bald tires Fa- vorite Saying: l've got scoop-girls we are funnyl Favorite hangouts: McDonalds Activities: Class Presi- dent lt Band l, 21 Ice Hockey Cheer- leader 34 Basketball Cheerleader 4- Capt.i Smoke Signals 3, 43 Student Council 2. 3. 4- Pres.: Secretary S.E- .M.A.S.C. 4. Gerald Narold Gerald IN Messenger St.. Plainville Jeffrey Ogara Jeff 7 Garrison Dr.. Plainville Stan Pacuk HeadIy 30 Chestnut St.. Wrentham Ambition: To be a cop Likes: Playing cards, Being out with friends Dis- likes: People who steal. Warm beer Favorite hangouts: McDonalds, Burnt Swamp Rd. Activities: DECA 3. 4. CY Rebecca Palmer ..Bec,, 50 Chestnut St., Wrentham Ambition: To do what I want. To do my best Likes: Warm weather, Ocean, Going on adventures Dis- likes: Hill work, Speed work, Exams Favorite Saying: Hey baby, what's happenin'? Favorite hangout: Nancy's house Activities: Cross Country I, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2: Win- ter Track I, 3: Spring Track I. 2, 3, 4- Capt. Eric Kenneth Olson Eric l75 Madison St.. Wrentham Ambition: Sports writer, Business owner Likes: Celtics, Girls, Subs. Sports page, Senior study Dislikes: 76's. Disco. Iran, State school Favor- ite Saying: I'm over here . . . Fa- vorite hangouts: Marion. Bourne, Anywhere . . . Activities: Soccer 2: Spring Track 2: Deca 3. 4: WJMQ 2 Awards: First place Districtfstate. Pepsi! Learn and Earn Project. First and third place Petroleum District- fstate level. ...Q J., s 6 i James Parker Jim 'PZ' John O'DonneIl John 682 Franklin St., Wrentham 3' Hl8h Stu Plalfwlue Ambition: To graduate Likes: Skip- ping school Dislikes: Getting caught. Pamela Joan Park Pam 6 Millbrook Dr., Plainville Ambition: Travel. Make a lot of mon- ey, Be happy Likes: Ronnie. Rock mu- sic, Friends. Tennis, Skiing Dislikes: Gym. Studs, Snobs. Homework. Rainy days Favorite Saying: Yeah I know. Favorite hangout: Macs Ac- tivities: Vice President I: Basketball li Tennis I, 2, 3, 4-Capt. Awards: Ist and 2nd place District Level, 2nd place State Level, DECA. 104 . ,x Janice Palmer Janice 33 Peters Ln., Wrentham Ambition: Interpreter, To finish a Cross workout before everyone else has showered Likes: JFKMMs at Q.M. S F.P. with K.M., Pizza. Guys. Beaches. Music Dislikes: Vegeta- bles, Cuban refugees, Calculus. Theresa's beach towel Favorite Say- ing: What a riot. , What are we gonna do? Activities: Class Secre- tary 3: Cross Country 3, 4, Winter Track 2. 3: Spring Track l: Tennis 2. 3. 4: GirI's State 3: National Honor Society 3, 4-Pres.: Math League 3, 4 Awards: Leadership in French, Na- tional Merit Scholarship Semi-Fina- list. Timothy Peavey Peav 5 Wade Rd.. Plainville Ambition: To be rich, I60nph Likes: Parties. Brews. Cars. Seger. M.E.L., Friends Dislikes: Making candy ap- ples, Accidents Favorite Saying: l'm Hungry. Favorite hangout: Macs Activities: Football I, 2, 3. 4, Ice Hockey 4: Baseball I, 2. . a.' 1 Ana Paula Paulino Banana I2 Lafayette Lane, Norfolk Ambition: Architecture Likes: Rain- bows, Rollerskating. Hard rock. Flor- ida, Sunrises Dislikes: Snobs, Typing Favorite Saying: For crying out loud! Favorite hangout: T.R.Y.C. Ac- tivities: Soccer J. 3, 4: Tennis 3, 44 Smoke Signals 41 National Honor So- ciety 3. 4. John Perron Jack 3 Village Green. Norfolk Ambition: To be rich Likes: Lisa Va- phiades, Mom, Mrs. V. Dislikes: Busy signals, Red lights Favorite Saying: Where's Lee Lee? Favorite hangout: Wherever Lisa is Activi- ties: Football I, 24 Ice Hockey I, 2, 3. 45 Soccer 3: Baseball I. I7 ff! I i Z4 Thomas Pink Pinkey 20 Union St.. Norfolk Ambition: Early Retirement Likes: Good-looking girls, Budweiser Dis- likes: Snobs Cheap Trick Favorite Saying: Go for itI Favorite han- gout: Macs. Trout Pond Activities: Soccer 4g Ice Hockey I, 23 National Honor Society 3, 4. 105 Polly Pfeffer Polly IO3 Park St.. Wrentham 5 Mi :HJ x I' Gerald Patton Gerald 55 Taunton St.. Plainville Scott Pelletier above right SCOTT I7 King Philip Trail. Norfolk Laura Schmidt right Lori Richard Pericolo Dicky 90 Seekonk St., Norfolk 'Ui .3 X Timothy E. Quinlisk Seana Marie Pitt Quin I Forest Lane, Norfolk Ambition: To become rich and fam- ous Likes: Girls, Skiing, Sports cars Dislikes: School lunches Favorite Saying: Studs. Favorite hangout: Macs Activities: Football I. 2. 3, 4: Basketball I. 2. 4: Spring Track I: Ten- nis 2: Baseball 3: Student Council 4- Treasurer. Kenneth Purdon Ken 23 King St., Norfolk Ambition: Make money Likes: Bud, The Allman Bros. Dislikes: Going back to school Favorite Saying: lt's a hassIe. Favorite hangout: Macs Activities: Soccer 4: Ice hockey I, 2, 3. 4: DECA 4. Scott Powers Scott IO Treasure Island, Plainville Ambition: Marines Likes: All sports. ,1- 13 Christopher Pothier Chris 6 Wade Rd., Plainville Hans Pope Hans 7 Colonial Way, Plainville Ambition: To be a famous chef and be very rich Likes: Girls. Cars. Mon- ey Dislikes: Gym. Mondays. Tues- days, etc. Favorite Saying: Kinda makes life a drag. Carol Power Carol I084 West St., Wrentham Likes: Horseback riding, Skiing. Snowmobiling Dislikes: Mondays Ac- tivities: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Spring Track I. 2-mgr. OEA 2, 3. 4: Sachem I, 2. 3: Drama 2. 3, 4 Awards: 2 Varsity let- ters in Spring Track. Other: l.O.R.G. 106 Sha 92 Boardman St.. Norfolk Ambition: Veterinarian Likes: Event- ing and showing horses. Good friends-male and female, P.C. Ral- lies. Travel Dislikes: Small talk, Gos- sip. Disco Favorite Saying: Don't worry about it. no problem. Favor- ite hangout: All guy prep schools Ac- tivities: Medically Related 2. Stephen K. Plympton Plymp 8 Robin St., Plainville Ambition: Phys. Ed. teacher. Coach Likes: Baseball, All sports, Every- body, Pizza, Charlie Daniels Band. Friday afternoons, Beating Canton in Eastern MA Baseball Tournament Dislikes: Monday mornings. Beans. Excessive homework Activities: Basketball I, 2, 4: Baseball I, 2. 3, 4- Capt.: Boy's State 3 Awards: l98O Sun Chronicle All-Star Baseball Team 3. Sally Robertson Goon Tammy Lee Reed Lisa M. Richards 20 Trafalgar Sq., Wrentham Ambition: To be successful Dislikes: Yam 9 Hillcrest Dr.. Plainville Getting out of the shower when its Ambition: College, Being happy cold Likes: Being happy,Warm fires, Likes: Food, especially Mrs. C's. Dancing Favorite Saying: On ya Soaps. Hockey games Dislikes: Favorite hangout: At B.E.'s house Homework, Fish. Fights Favorite with stuff Activities: DECA 3, 4. Saying: Hey, how ya doin'? Favor- OEA 2 Awards: OEA. District, State ite hangout: Brett's house Activi- National Competition. DECA Dis- ties: Spring Track 4: OEA 4: Chief- trictNarcon State Competition Oth- tain 4: Class Council 4: Hockey er: DECA Historian Reporter 3, 4. Cheerleader 3, 4-Capt. Ju! Anne M. Rausch Bop, Anne I Juniper Lane. Norfolk Ambition: To teach Linda Butler's blind dog. Braille Likes: Fred Lynn. Celtics, Popcorn. Movies. Being with friends. Sports Dislikes: Health food. Jackie Gleason, Math of any kind. Socks Favorite Saying: Looking pretty casual today, Sue. Groovy. Favorite hangouts: The Bomber and the Missmobile. Camaro Activities: Basketball I, 2: Softball I, 2 Awards: Freshmen and J.V. letters in softball and basketball. .loan Richard Joni 60 Myrtle St.. Wrentham Ambition: Get through college Likes: Going away, Matt. Going out with friends Dislikes: Babysitting. Liver. Gross guys Favorite Saying: lf you don't like it . . . Don't lookI Favorite hangout: Pinball places Activities: Gymnastics I, 2, 3: OEA 2, 3. 4-State President. .:Lisa.: 25 Lincoln Ave.. Plainville Ambition: Travel agent Likes: Rob. Bob Seger. Concerts. Purple Trans- Am Dislikes: Being broke. Being picked on Favorite Saying: Sorry CharIie. You're kidding.' Favorite hangout: T building. The Wall Activi- ties: Soccer 3: Spring Track 2: 0EA 4: Student Service Aids l. 2: Chief- tain 4. -i Cfft Q: : Tom Roberts Tom 75 Warren St., Plainville JU! Q i ., ff Brian Ring Paco 24 Leland Rd.. Norfolk Activities: Soccer 2, 3, 4-Capt. Awards: Varsity letter in Soccer. 107 4.5: : ., A., 5. ur ai Eileen Ragucci EiIeen 226 Janice Circle, Wrentham Jay Ronhock ..Jay,. 3 Potter Ave., Plainville Likes: Bikes, Ocean. Cars Dislikes: Cities. Jean Marie Saccardo Jean 45 Stoney Brook Lane. Wrentham Ambition: To get a good job after college Likes: Reading, Bikeriding. Karate, Going to the beach Dislikes: Homework, Getting up early for school Activities: Band I, 2: Cross Country 4: Winter Track 3, 4: Spring Track 2: Softball I: Girl's State 3: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Math League 4. X :l: Paula Robillard Paula Il Fletcher St., Plainville Likes: David Harleys Dislikes: Hav ing pictures taken Favorite Saying: Friesty. 'Q Jeanine Ruebeck Jeanine I26 West Bacon St.. Plainville Ambition: Executive secretary Likes: Don, Motorcycle riding. Out- doors Kevin Rosa Kevin 85 High St., Plainville Ambition: Professional photogra- 3 pher Likes: Sports, Cars, Partying. Skiing. Critters, Photography. The 3- ' B's Dislikes: Disco, Homework. Spin- ach. School lunch, Algebra Favorite Sayings: I'm not driving tonightl Favorite hangout: Plainville Mac's Activities: Smoke Signals 3, 4: Chief- tain 3. 4. Leah Marie Ruprecht Leah 563 East St., Wrentham Ambition: To live a happy and simple life Likes: Being with friends, Smiles. Children, Sunny days, Partying Dis- likes: The Class of l98l, Sprints. Hu- midity. Peas, Homework Favorite Saying: Ah, well think about itl Fa- vorite hangouts: Wherever with whoever Activities: Class Treasurer 3: Soccer 2, 3. 4: Winter Track I: Softball I. 2: Other: Favorite Person: Robert McNeil Stock. William E. Rogerson Ill Jasper Bill. Alias Alice l7I Chestnut St.. Wrentham Ambition: Law enforcement Likes: Partying, Gators, Kansas Dislikes: Cross Country. Wino's workouts Fa- vorite Saying: Later Jackl Favorite hangouts: Walnut Hill. Horseneck Beach Activities: Football I: Cross Country 2. 3, 4: Winter Track I, 2, 3. 4-Capt.: Spring Track I, 2, 3. 4-Capt. Patricia M. Sajdak Tricia, Teesha I8 Noon Hill Ave.. Norfolk Ambition: College, Likes: Animal. The phone, l5. Puddles. Good friends, Shopping, The Cowboys Dislikes: Disc, The Yankees. Poking. My cat, D.Q. Favorite Saying: Oh my God Favorite hangout: Wheel- er's Activities: Student Council I: Yearbook 3: Basketball I, 2-mgr., 3. Jill Marie Schwalbe D.Q., Olive 3l6 Taunton St.. Wrentham Ambition: To see the world Likes: Rainbows, Horses. Spending money. General Hospital, Beach, Skiing. Mountains Dislikes: D.Q., Standards. Spiders, Getting up in the morning, Three in a locker Favorite Saying: Maybe, Jack. , See yal Favorite hangout: Mac's Activities: Student Council I, 2, 3. 4-V. Pres.: Football Cheerleader 2: Hockey Cheerleader 3. Aileen Santandreu Aileen Noon Hill, Norfolk Ambition: College, then a career Likes: Beer. Float meetings. Skiing. Winter, Ocean, Dislikes: The field at the State School, Practicing soccer at the State school Favorite Saying: Wickedl Favorite hangout: Wher- ever Activities: Soccer 2. 3. 4: Ten- nis 2: Awards: Varsity letter in soc- cer. Maryann Sciaba UM uk.. 272 Bennett St.. Wrentham Ambition: To be successful and hap- py Likes: Phil, Friends, Cheering. Weekends Dislikes: Fights. Hotdogs Favorite Saying: l do? Favorite hangout: Phil's house Activities: Field Hockey I: Basketball I: OEA 3: Football Cheerleader 2, 4: Hockey Cheerleader 3-Capt. Susan Shurmur Susie 6 Churchill St., Norfolk Ambition: To get married and have kids Likes: Life Dislikes: Being called Sue Favorite Saying: l'm sure. Activities: Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, Winter Track 3, 4- Capt.: Spring Track l, 2, 3. 4 Awards: Sports awards. Wa.. Terry J. Simmer Terry 5 Oak Dr.. Plainville Ambition: Cruising on bikes, Ski bum, Being in the woods, Hiking, Camping. Canoeing Likes: Girls, Par- ties, Favorite Saying: School's out f2:I7 P.M.D everyday. Favorite han- gout: The Wall, Doing something-not just hanging out Activities: Football It Ice Hockey 2. Charlene Skinner Charlene 5l Spring St., Plainville 6: if 1- - ' :X 4' if ff f If Q Qs-JT.-.JD William Schoppee Bill 9 Fruit St., Norfolk A YTD Steve Scott Steve 47 Apple Lane. Wrentham Ambition. Shlp builder Likes. Fords. Food, Women Favorite Saying: Yea, right Favorite hangout: Over the fence by the tunnel. ' Thomas C. Svopa Charlie T. 4 Massachusetts Ave., Norfolk Ambition: Business management Likes: Freck. Food, DECA, Eating, Skiing Dislikes: Burnt hamburgers. Eddie Hascals Activities: DECA 3. 4, Awards: Ist place districts-State DECA Competition-General Mer- chanidset Who's Who Among American High School Students 0th- er: DECA reporter 3, DECA Presi- dent 4. Gordon A. Sterling Gordon 50 Fruit St.. Norfolk Ambition: To get a degree in com- puter science Likes: D and D. Satur- day night adventures Dislikes: D.E.C., P.D.P-Gle. TRS-80 Favorite Saying: D and D this Saturday. Fa- vorite hangout: Computer room Ac- tivities: OEA 4, WJMQ 2. 3, Boy's State 3, Drama 2. Math League 3. 4: Chieftain 2, 4-Co-Editor Awards: Cum Laude in National Latin Test Other: Founding Member, Host Pro- gramming Director for WJMQ. Debbie Swanson Mike Boardman St., Norfolk Ambition: Fashion merchandise buy- er Likes: Paul. Parties, Black Sab- bath, Strawberry Sundaes. A.C., D.C. Dislikes: Oral reports, Homework. Deadlines Favorite Saying: Let's Party. Favorite hangout: Anywhere with friends Activities: DECA 3, 4. OEA 2, Awards: lst place award in Districts and States for Pepsi Learn and Earn Project. Anita Stewart Nee-nee North Attleboro Ambition, To be happy, healthy and rich, To appreciate more Likes: Doug. Good conversation with friends, Partying, MSM's Dislikes: Jocks, Snobs, Menthol cigarettes Fa- vorite Saying: Do horses jump over that? Favorite hangouts: House of Values, Golf course, Flynn's, Butch's Activities: Band I, 2, 3, Golf 3. .1 - Qu. 1! 1 Douglas Swenson Doug 7 Priscilla Ave., Norfolk Peter Soule Tweet 4 Warren St., Plainville Ambition: Ski bum Likes: Skiing. Good friends, Food, Women. Out- doors Dislikes: The state of the world right now Favorite Saying: If you can't please everybody you have to please yourseIf. Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 45 Winter Track I, 2, 3: Spring Track l. 2, 3, 4. Jimmy Stewart Bones 34I Shear St., Wrentham Likes, Sports Joseph Slaney Joe Ill Circle Dr., Wrentham William Urmstom Bill 35 Archer St.. Wrentham Ambition: Drama Likes: Music, Sing- ing Dislikes: Snobs Activities: DECA 3. 4: WJMQ 2, 3, 4: Sachem 4, Drama 2, 3, 4: Awards: DECA - Apparel and accessories 3rd, Joanne Thompson Jo-Jo 762 West St., Walpole Ambition: To be happy and live till 263 Likes: Drawing. Painting, Bike- riding, Summer. Big towels, Talking. W.A.A.F., Sports. Living. Mustard. Big paychecks. Opposite sex Dis- likes: A sunburn on my nose, setting alarm for 6 A.M.. Algebra II. Small paychecks, Mayonnaise. Rainy days Favorite Saying: The secret of life is to know who you are, and where you are going. Activities: Field Hockey I, 2: Basketball 2. Marsha L. Thompson Trouble 3lO Franklin St., Wrentham Ambition: To discover a cure for cancer Likes: Funny people, Todd. Pink. Fun items Dislikes: Male chau- vinists, Dares Favorite Saying: Je ne sais pasI Activities: W.J.M.Q. 3. 4: Choir I, 2. 3, 4: Sachem I, 2: Smoke Signals I, 3, 4: Drama 2. 3, 4: Student Service Aids 2, 3. 4: Chieftain l. 2, 3. 4-Ed. CSec.J Other: I.O.R.G.W.A. Bryant Tyo Byron 26 Forest Grove Ave.. Wrentham Ambition: More school Likes: Parties Favorite hangout: Wherever. 40 tn. A: Edward Tumavicus lO6 Park St., Wrentham Michael W. Turiness Spike 2 Cross St.. Plainville Ambition. Nothing Likes: Debbie Dislikes: School Favorite hangout: Park. Kristine Tyc Kris 26 Forest Grove Ave., Wrentham Ambition: Travel Likes: Music Daniel Theriault Dan 33 Maple St., Plainville Sharon E, Waitkevich Sherri 7 Lincoln Rd.. Norfolk Ambition: Veterinarian Likes: Don- uts. Biology, Horses. Most of all- Barry Activities: Field Hockey I. Softball It Student Council 3, 4, Stu- dent Advisory 3, 4, GirI's State 34 National Honor Society 4. ,il Claes Holger Von Bonsdorff Santa Claus 566 West St.. Wrentham Ambition: To succeed in life Likes: Sports, Ice cream, Girls Dislikes. Too much home work Favorite Saying: That's Life. Favorite hangout: McDonalds Activities: Soccer 45 Winter Track 4, Spring Track 4. Dane Usher Dane 68 High St., Plainville Susan J. Villemaire Sue l75 Beech St., Wrentham Ambition: To be successful in life Likes: Sports. Meeting people, Music Dislikes: Snobs, Knowing I have to work for a living Favorite Saying: Let's not and say we did. Favorite hangouts: Too many Activities: OEA 2. 34 Student service aid 2. Other Semi-formal queen 2. 1 Q X K Sandra Viola Sandra l9l Janice Cir., Wrentham X .ll . Anne Waldron Anne Attleboro Ambition: A good future Likes: Kell and good friends Dislikes: Two- faced people Favorite Saying: Sure, ya. Favorite hangouts: Macs. Kel's and K.W.'s. 112 Stephanie Louise Vickory Steph I4 Hawes St., Wrentham Ambition: To try to be happy in life and quit worrying likes: Bob Seger. Being with friends. C.S.. Seeing C.B, with J.C. Dislikes: Gossip. People on diets. Bugs Favorite Saying: Take your foot off the brakes. Joanne. Activities: Class Secretary 4. Cross Country I. Cheerleading Basketball It Football 3. AQ 1 Dawn Vincent Suzie Cream Cheese 49 Vernon Ave., Wrentham Ambition: To join the Air Force then into law Likes: Scarey movies. Sunny days. Dancing Dislikes: Rainy days. Cold December mornings Favorite Saying: Crazy peopIe. . Come on. Favorite hangouts: A lot of different places Other: Good luck everybody. especially Deb and Patti. Elizabeth G. Wylie Libby, Libbits I79 Seekonk St., Norfolk Ambition, College Likes: Garfield. Rainbows. Unicorns Dislikes: The FAA and FFAA. Pink elephants Fa- vorite Saying, You said itl Favorite hangout, Mac's Activities, Chieftain 2, 3, Drama 2. 3, Basketball cheer- leader 3, Football cheerleader 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3.4, Smoke Sig- nals 3. 4, Tennis I, 2, 3. 4. 4' L 'al 3- Kathy Welsh K Woman Kevin Wheeler Madison St., Wrentham Ambition, College Likes, Parties, Kevin 34 Dunn Ave., Wrentham Weekends, Being with friends Ac- Ambition, Truck driver Likes, Mich's tivities, Soccer Favorite Memory, + Max Dislikes, Automotive Favor- N.H. with M.B., L.A.K.. L.K.,L.P.. T.B., ite Saying, Seen Nason? Favorite M.l. hangout, Berlin. N.H. X W? -9' ...J , N 1 R lf? Wesley Wheeler Wes D75 West St.. Wrentham Ambition, College, Likes, Cape Cod fishing, Weekends, Loafing at track meets Dislikes: School lunches. Do- ing RX projects in shop Activities, Cross Country 2, Winter Track I, 2. 3, 4, Spring Track I, 2. 3, 4. ' rt Hr 1 Diane Woodward Tammy Wilfert Siri Ann Wideberg Diane Agnes, Tam or SEB Iris IO King James Way. Wrentham llO3 E. Bacon St.. Plainville I5 Quail Run Rd., Norfolk John Wegiel Cabove leftj John II7 Hawkins St., Plainville Michael Gauthier Cleftj Mike 54 Hamilton Rd., Wrentham Ambition, Secretary Likes, Camping, Ambition: To be happy and spend Ambition: Nursery school teacher Swimming Dislikes, Monday morn- the rest of my life with Doug Likes, Likes: The Doors Payday Dislikes, ings Activities, OEA 2. 3, 4. Doug, Cape trips, Partying, Maine Kiss IO8 Favorite Saying, Where's Favorite Saying, What are you ig- the parties Favorite hangout, norant? Favorite hangouts, KeIIy's Mann's Pond and Highland Lake. watery hill. Risemanns. 113 'Y Shyest- Patrick Grace Dawn Doherty L 3P. Most Typical- John Buchinski Best Personality- Rick Endruschat Mary Loughlin Susie Shurmur Cutest- Mary Loughlm Tim Botka X Q i 5' Most Spirited Tom Lang Helen Guenthner 1-'if' ,J- Always Late- Helen Guenthner Paul Henrich Class Optimist- Helen Guenthner Ed Tumnicus 114 l i i 1 1 rl Q 'ix 15 L W r A 1 4. - h 5 , if' -f f C A I Most Llnchanged- Erik Nelson Mary Loughlin Class Partiers- Dan Ireland. Margaret Elliot Terry Simmer Most Artistic- Joanne Thompson Chauvanist- Ed Hartnett Peter Soule liberated- Maureen Flynn -1 Class Clowns- Deryl Gilbane Most Musical-Stacey Fearnley Class Couple- Helen Guenthner Bill Henry Gerry Lorusso Jeff O'Gara 115 gdb 3 l,S6'i5S'g- ,- , ,ff I ' r4 'Lf .Ti , NN- Al Most Talkative- Maureen Kirby Class Flirts- Jeff O'Gara Most Likely to Succeed- Tom Lang Bill Henry Tammy Reed Nancy Edwards Q.: Best Dressed- Robin Kettell, Brett Calzaretta Clan Loaf- Bonnie Nelson Claire Gouthro Kevin Kirby -1-gstlff' hy, Q Hi Best Vocational Student- Gerry Lorusso. Linda Harrington Class Gossip, Jeff Ofeara missing Stephanie Vickory, Pauline ' D ll Maureen Kirby Orme Y ' - 'k 1 it --Q fi 1395- Best Physical Appearance- Robin Gage, Helen Guenthner Brett Calzaretta, Robin Kettel missing Jeanne Darling C' T' 1 Q Most Athletic- Brett Calzaretta Patti Barry 3' . M...-.s - Missing Pictures Class Pessimist- Jeff Geib. Shelly Begin Class Grouch-Shelly Begin, Jeff Geib Most Spirited- Tom Lang Most Scatterbrained- Tom Bourque, Helen Guenthner Maryann 5Ciilb8 V' 1.5 If l 4 Best All Around- Claire Gouthro Tom Lang :Ni A 9 X A ' 'K ctr rfxl .r , rl: ' , 4 .. 1 'f' X A 'frhxs .x , ff V Ct!! de ,tix , 1 r R pi tg sf- if-.V A it A A A 5 A S i X Most Changed- Jerry Patton Linda Bulter 117 Jim Ardison leaves wisdom. freedom, and high times. Beth Barber leaves Medway Branch and Bambi to Beth N., her bathing suit on White Horse Beach with Lib. J Beth N.. and MJ, Super Bunny to Kim Hollis and a tooth brush to the Wylie's. Sue Barnes leaves her homework to anyone that wants to do it. Patti Barry leave KP B-ball. court. Sue Beaston leaves Uncle Stevie his jokes. Mrs. lvimey a sphygmomanometer and Donna to KP for another y three years. Karen Bellavance leaves behind her forging of dismissal and late notes. Tim Botlta leaves Mr. Hart his ulcer. Maureen Bouffard leaves nothing to the class will. Janine and Paula leave their messy locker. Megs leaves for a trip with Bill. ,t Carol Bremlist leaves one more year to Debbie Staniscia and Judy Cronin. Tammy Brown leaves memories of the Fat Sisters to Mr. Keimach. 1 John Buchinski leaves a pair of socks for Studs Q. Kathy Burke leaves her cigarettes. 1' 3 Carol Butler leaves the price tags to Miss B. and Mr. G. l linda Butler leaves good times in soccer and good luck wishes to all her buddies. Brett Calzaretta leaves his knee braces to B. Doyle. Joan Carey leaves Deryl g f Toby and Max. Matthew Carmody lea:gDECA to the birds. Pam Chartrand Theresa running' bathroom. Lori again and do it all over. Pau Linda and Tam. sausages to sundae without of wine. and running on empty the lavls' with smoke Linda Finnegan and Kim Hardy. Sweatl 's al days and a car. Ana their the IIIIIMQPCBSICCI and their three followers. Dolan Bee. Edwards his speedwork. Margaret Elliott leaves taking her daily nap in Mr. Lavallee's class. Richard Endruschat leaves books, homework and Mr. Hart. Sue Evans leaves all her love to her friends. Dawna Farrar leaves her sneakers in Robin's locker. Sharon Feamley leaves Mr. G.'s desk. Stacey Fearnley leaves tri-toms to Debby. Bill Ferland leaves his shirt to Ginny and on a trip with Megs. Theresa Ferland leaves Pam a car manual on Telling the difference between the headlights knob and the wiper-wash. Gary Fisher leaves all school work. Karen Fiske leaves all the good times the past four years have given her. Maureen Flynn leaves KPRHS to everyone else. Matt Foley leaves KP. Wrentham. MA. and all the little girlsl Matt. Melissa. Steve. Maureen. Laura and Steph leave riding in The Death Mobile . .lean Marie Fruci leaves her beer bottles and'bad memories. Marie French leaves her laugh. Phil George leaves Kermit to Miss Piggy and Buddy. Stephen Ghioni leaves a watch for Barry. Deryl Gilbane leaves Curly top to Joan Carey.. George Gomes leaves Butch Gomes not knowing why he came. Claire Gouthro leaves a bomb in Mr. Weintraub's car. Phil Goyette leaves school. Patrick Grace leaves a pair of worn shorts to Bill Rogerson. Sheryl Graves leaves Nancy's skis to someone who can use them without hurting themselves. Helen Guenthner leaves with regrets but will succeed. n linda Harrington leaves the pots and pans to Mr. Portesi. Holly Harrison leaves a mess in her locker. Connie Harrop leaves her good memories of KP and her typewriter to Mr. Keimach. Ed Hartnett leaves his football uniform. Steve Hassell leaves his undone homework. Kirk Henderson leaves SIO to Jimmy Killion for the parking ticket in front of Billy .loel's house on Long Island. Bill Henry leaves Miss Coutu. Sheryl Hokanson leaves Miss B. and Mr. G. the inventory books and Mr. Keimach her term papers. Ron Holmes leaves Kung Fu to .lack and Tim. Brad Hughes leaves all his books and classes. Brenda Hurkett leaves all the best of luck and bunches of sillisifits to her sister Cindy l 119 Dan Ireland leaves IMD concert stubs. LeeAnn Kelly leaves all her good and bad days at KP behind her forever. Stephanie Kelly leaves her coffee cup to Uncle Stevie. l Robin Kettell leaves S25 to Cliff Meyer. Jacki Killion leaves the street light on Beech Street to Stacey Begin. Maureen Kirby leaves going out to eat. Bryant Kohut leaves Mark Lukens a new volkswagon. Claudia Kohut leaves a new cast for Paul Hooper's broken wrist. Roger Laliberte leaves his ability to not know what's going on around him. Tom Lang leaves the one and only to Bongos and mosquito bites. l Laura Larkins leaves M8M's. I Julie Linsley leaves meteor showers at midnight and skids in the road to Beth B.. I7 big ones to Claire. Bambi ' to K.H. and 4 in a spitfire to Tony D. Gerry Lorusso leaves his caddy for the girls. -4 Mark Lukens leaves a pair of scissors to Steve G. for a hair cut. Mary Loughlin leaves without hesitation heading for the G.C. with M.J. and Krista, a gallon of wine to T.P. and D.B. and the Miss Preppie award to Claire. 'E S e Mark Lynch leaves the pictures to Paul Conniff. i .wi if Al Marriett leaves his bowl and his bong. Richard Maclean leaves Mr. Riley with no one to blame. yy . Bennie McComb: leaves his ciagarettes. y Lisa McMahon leaves the varsity softball bench. Denise Miner leaves first period gym class. Colleen Molloy leaves her fetal pig to Mr. Schmidt. Patrick Moore leaves his D term paper to Miss Coutu. Kelly Moran leaves Cathy C. finding obstacles. Kenneth Moreau leaves BMX moves to Chip. Don Nason leaves his football uniform. Tom Norton leaves Mr. Cormier. Bonnie Nelson leaves all her lollipops to Brian Woodworth. Beth Nichols leaves Medway branch and KP beach to Beth Barber. vicious DQ to Jill Schwalbe. her bathing suit at White Horse Beach with Beth, Lib, and M.J.D. and M.J.D. in the waves. Janice Palmer leaves her red light behind and singing Sailing. Sailing with K.M. and T.l. Rebecca Palmer leaves the cross-country course to Mr. B. and her sneakers to Angela Eblan. John Perron leaves a seed to be planted on Pine Tree Island. Seana Pitt leaves late night, burning the candle at both ends, and the midnight oil. Steve Plympton leaves many winning seasons to future KP baseball teams. Hans Pope leaves the gym shorts he hardly ever wore. Tim Quinlisk leaves an unopened calculus book. Anne Rausch leaves a copy of the Boston Globe to Linda Bulter. Tammy Reed leaves memories of last two yearsl Joan Richard leaves saying goodluck to Lori-Ann Ritchie with her 4 years. Lisa Richards leaves Kim and Robyn alone. Sally Robertson leaves her store to juniors. Paula Robillard leaves Mr. Murphy. Bill Rogerson leaves the 4x440 to Glenn Hall. Kevin Rosa leaves Mr. Hart a case of t.p. Jeanine Ruebeck leaves this place. Leah Ruprecht leaves KP being the only Leah in the school for at least the last four years. Jean Saccardo leaves her hair to Mr. Cormier. Aileen Santandreu leaves a new soccer field to Mr. Russo. Jill Schwalbe leaves road apples to Carol and vicious DQ to anyone who wants it. Maryann Sciaba leaves a cheering uniform. Peter Soule leaves his burnt out mind. Gordon Sterling leaves Mr. Perry with the bad compiler, and Saturday night DSD. Anita Stewart leaves her gym sneakers to Mr. C. Joanne -Thompson leaves the lipstick Smudges on the girls' room mirror to Stephanie V. Marsha Thompson leaves a racquetball to Jani-e and purple shorts to Cheril Stephanie Vickory leaves yelling at .loanne for smearing lipstick on the girls' room mirror. Dawn Vincent leaves a cluttered closet of great nlemories. Sue Villemaire leaves her good memories of KP. Kevin Wheeler leaves all his love to Kim. Wes Wheeler leaves the high jumping pits to .lim Barry. Siri Wideberg leaves peanut butter and crackers to the kids in child care. Tammy Wilfert leaves Mrs. Smith's gym to Lisa, good luckl Libby Wylie leaves her bathing suit at Whitehorse Beach with Beth. Beth and M..l.D. and behind Dacey's to Beth. Beth and Jill. Robyn Movsessian leaves her big toe. Shelley Begin leaves North in one piece. Paula Mullaney leaves her clarinet to Mr. Elman. Kelly Mulligan leaves her laugh to Laurie Cook. Tim Peavey leaves friends, but not forever. Eric Olson leaves his dumb job. 121 6- iz! 3. J. Darling. M. Kirby. M. ff.. P ' Elliot 4. J. Linsley K-4 I. J. Copeland 2. A. Stewart it 'I 4' 9 VI .- J 41- S X 1' - A ,,. A . I Q., - J. 6. L. Richards - ' '1 , s. x. Conley A I . 191 F' 12l 7. J. Bourque 8. B. Gomes 9. B. Nelson ' - ribii' 3 - -c A 5.4. 'I' 'J' .. 'kg' : - . 722. . 5. -Q. .c S. f, .5-f .. . ity- 15.-gb 25 - ' if-3 - V1 'iiSL-'E'-'H lo. J. Daniels A Q.,-,ff A I ' Jlzjx, A nl 8 - T . :Bs I3. B. Hurkett I4. T. I2. C. Gouthro IS. B. Palmer we any , I .X lf , ff t 1 le. B. Barber V ff K 'e 5 N, .. d 4 IB. P. Donnelly I9. P. Donnelly 1' 0. ll J. ' 1-V K f s' If ff! 21. D. Doherty , sf 22. G. Diamond 25. S. Graves y 5 Q Q tllzl wg' - 4. 24. M. Kirby N I 26. A. Rausch 27. S. Barnes 3l. T. Botka 29. J. Saccardo 28. T. Simmer ll. A. Charron 20. P. Chartrand I7. C. Moloy wsueg. 5. .f 1 , N f-xbwl r ' , r A J ' .4 i '- , .1 23. H. Guenthner 30. A. Paulino -E ix gf- Ib t ,fx Q.: x E L I. S. Waitkevich 2. D. Nason Q U- , 3 . If ff' 3. S. Ghlom 4. J. Thompson 5. M.J. Delaiarro 11 I 1' I 9. S. Beaston if 8. P. Mullaney ,.. I ,'-my 6. B. Rogerson 7. J. Killion I0. J. Schwalbe if LI A II. E. Nichols I2. S. Fearnley I3. 777 16 4-15 IS. T. Reed I4. J. Ardison I I6. P. Dolan I7. V. Desrochers I8. E. Jenne C 511 I J ,ns I ,pl l9. D. Jaworski U 20. T. Saidak .k ,J ,f 's I 2l. J. Fruci I . alll m 25 23. B. Crandall eb I 24. L. Ruprecht I G ' sf aug 26. K. Mueller ,Z 27. C. Bremilst 22. K. Bellavance -QL 29, J, Palmer SO, W, Eykel 28. L. Wylie 3l. M. Th0mpSOl1 123 Q Q 0 'f 1 'lf-y - ' 1 Q o 'rd of . , f AQ, ,fps-i' cv-4: if A4-. u:..-,.,z. xdh...,.-..-. . ,ik ? ,..,gu. x Q ,fy 'ar tr D N' be ' 151' 4+ 'Y' .M, ,J aff' I A 11 'W ' IM' 1. 1 . V --fv- un-Q 1 ,W .av . , ,,m?,,. - A FD K KETS j .1 4' Y . ,L 1 I ivdlfsullr-if Class Of l982 - .luniars ckie Park - Vice President Susan Kenney - Secretary .- .59 i Paula Walsh - President Kim Hardy - Treasurer Miss Sandock, Mrs. Tower. Mr. Keleher - '57 vi' I -A D Advisors If 2 26 2.-. 9 4, if, 9+ 4- 2'4- zi- 0 Q, 1-'Y f faves fn Z S5 s . ,L I l 9. vp NJA 9 Sy. .5 in Kiwi, gn 1,3 . +34 . .- M .-ue!! 5 Q Q if Q ' 1: -,,-- xi? 'x '9 . '6- 'w ,s A . I 'S X -if ml X5 ,4 . IN ' , . rv O- I s C -l. Q-4 i - r XS i 'I J. Guisti F. Haines L. Hanrahan K. Hardy S. Harrington S. Hassell S. Hayes K. Healy A. Heavener P. Hicks J. Holmes T. Hovey R. Jackson . Jollimore . Jefferson M. Jillson C. Johnston S. Johnston K. Joyce A. Kannally S. Kenney D. Keenan D. King K. Knyff C. Koch B. Konowitz D. Kopack S. Kudirka B. Kundert R. Kuphal P. Laliberte J. LaRocheIIe S. Latham D. Lavalley P. LeBlanc S. LeFoIl D. LeMay l . i , i I 1 , wg sb. Pwr .1 L imc!!! r 1 I QAHAHQE nl, Us Q- Q 7 NK fl fi ln H S J. Nason A. Nelson F. Nelson K. Nevins T. Noonan D. Cdams A. O'Dea P. O'Gara J. Osiensky R. Palmer J. Park B. Pass J. Paul A. Pearson L. Pearson L. Pfieffer J. Phelan R. Picini L. Pigeon L. Pikarsky P. Pimental H. Pittman R. Plante E. Pomfret J. Poirier J. Poirier G. Power K. Proctor D. Prout M. Pucillo J. Ransom J. Rausch M. Regan Y-QI ty. . L. Ringuette M. Robbins J. Robinson R. Roderick P. Rogers A. Rounds C. Rose R. Rowell S. Sabin G Saccardo M. Sajdak D. Samsel L. Samuto K. Schwalbe K. Shannon R. Shanks D. Shilo J. Shruhan P. Simmer J. Sinjem L. Skinner K. Smith C. Smith C. Spinney S. Stacey D. Staniscia C. Stark R. Steimle M. Stockwell r A l 9 A 63244 ntiftgil gi X 5 1 Ygifijh QM .Q N .JN Q7 'f s.s X 7 4, X 4-r L ilk. l W i G. Swan J. Theriault D. Thibeault R. Thumb D. Thompson L. Thompson K. Truitt P. Tsarides E. Tumavicus R. Tyo D. Tzizik L. Vickory D. Vinson M. Vounatsos M. Walker P. Walsh W. Walsh J. Waterman J. Waters M. Weber D. Weir E. Werning R. Wiese S. Wilson K. Wolfgang B. Woodworth J. Woodworth T. Yarrington D. Yatsuhashi D. Zasadny M. Young Class Of I98 - ophomores v-7 3.419 c , 4--f - .,,L. -at Therese Doyle - President Debbie Finley - Vice President I I L ' -ul ' n-:il .,u 4' . T9l'fY 5523 - SSCYCUYY Delight Newman - Treasurer Mr. Weintraub. Mrs. Fagan- Advisors D. Cormier A. Eblan P. Flynn K. Franklin - G5 2. , 61.- W. Gallagher hw L- Q- V., R. Hill 1' A' -- f . 'V' v .- I -. ,, ld I' l D. Hobbs Tl i T. Horton T. Hughes J. Machaua + :. , M. L' asp Parmenter S. Roberts T' -. -- 1,5 1 slafl, of I 1 fl! Y 4, .ff 3 at Eb 45- s ,X 3 qxl Ni' A At' .Kitt ,A 0 Um FUN HW rl r . All 'F' . ,f 1 ., 5 x .7 X Q. QQ ' I' .. Xa' is cv -:.-, , in-2 A- .se 4:v Q, fv- g, 'Y L. Robinson D. Smith K. Warnick D. Alger S. Allsworth A. Amidon J. Andrews M. Anderson S. Anderson G. Antonitis J. Barry K. Barstow J. Barton K. Bays T. Bellavance K. Bent M. Bergeron K. Bergevine C. Bettinger E. Bezema R. Bickford B. Black W. Blood A. Boothe J. Boucher S. Boyd B. Boyden J. Bray F. Brennan T. Brown T. Brown C. Bushika K. Calkins R. Callahan J. Cameron P. Candage M. Carchidi K. Christiansen M. Carchio A. Champney C. Chartrand J. Childs S. Chitty J.ClvmnsM P. Cloutier R. Cloutier J. Cole M. Conley J. Conniff M. Connors S. Conroy S. Cook D. Cormier B. Cornwall L. Crandall F. Crowell J. Davis E. DeBriae M. Delaney W. Demers M. Desaulniers L. Desrochers T. Diamond T. DiPlacido L. Dobo S. Dolan C. Donnellan T. Doyle -i X I X . ,fi ri Vi ' L7 A of uai fbi: , .v ' - u n , 5-24 nl 'Avg Evfg-L ,Qlgz Q C i.QC, iisej 1 Q qeyyf ' x C'7 .. 43 .Q A- 4 . I f - x n 'N ,.. . 0 Wx- hmmm .g.ef 1 -- . ni-as ' w th. --V - J 7 ' D 'QE' F1 Ili' Q ' Q 'mfs QQ! ...Q an-N' -,Q . lllll M. Elliott sl J. Ellis J. Endruschat C. Eykel Farrand L. Ferioli C. Ferland T. Figueras D. Finley S. Fitzgerald D. Flannery M. Flower P. Flynn H. Forand K. French S. Fretz S. Frizzell J. Fruci M. Fuller V 4 Jieuaffi. S. Fuller D. Gage Ei. Y? fo - Q 'U -asf! G. Gallagher W. Gallagher B Gatie Grant C. Green G. Grospitch G. Gundlach G. Hall B. Hamlin y A J. Hardy M. Harmon Harrington M. Harrison E. Harrop T. Hartford C. Hayes K. Henderson D. Higgins D. Hill R. Hill D. Hooper J. Howard S. Howard D. Hooper T. Hughes T. Hughes S. lssler B. Johnson E. Johnson J.Johnson J.Jackson L.Johnson L.Johnson P.Johnson R.Johnson R. Johnson C. Joly B. Josephson C. Jost D. Jostin S. Kearns 2 X fx.. 119' ,. 'Z ' 1 4 i f tx-5 l -fn. if X. lay ' .xi lk 'll .l 1 'sf ' Z gi! u 0. M. Kelly K. Kelly S. Kelly J. Kinlin S. Kirby D. Koehler H. Kohut J. Korslund M. Kuza M. Lacasse A. Laferriere M. Laliberte D. Larkin B. LeBlanc J. LeBlanc T. LeBlanc M. LeMay R. LeMay T. Leonard C. Lewicki J. Lewin K. Lincoln K. Longobardi P. Loughlin L. Loveless R. Ludwig K. Lukens B. Lynch S. Lynch L. Macdonald L. MacKenney J'-6-' .u if 'Q fy vlfflwl T11 i 4 fi . Y . 'fel 4'i N- Y K Y .. L. Mackie N. MacKinnon R. MacLean M. MacRae N. Maduskuie M. Mahoney P. Mahoney M. Marcarelli J. Marsden J. Masterson M. McCarthy C. McClintock J. McDavitt S. McDonald M. McGIynn F. Meda A. Pasquantonio D. Melish M. Mendes C. Mikulis A. Miller K. Miller G. Moore J. Moore L. Moran C. Moreau N. Morse K. Movsessian K. Mowatt K. Mullaney M. Mullen Q31 3 1 - . A M I-in I ,.,, ,dil X dv Q K X .4 ftp I ' 4. . 4 .. qi, .LT A I YN N . 'rn K H its is Q ,4- Y . 'CJ' X35 .9 rgxxl ' 5 rid .F 9 N 1. E-'3Ee'4 xXx? air? vw ,sq f N . 5: ff' IT I l 4 -' v' - 'li . x . NJ' 4 v 1 .4 . ...,.-....,, .. rf. a'f'S Nat fox 9 J. Murray D. Nelson P. Nelson D. Newman W. Newman M. Nevins A. Nichols D. Nichols R. Nugent J. O'ConneII K. O'ConnelI S. O'Connor J. O'DonneII G. Pappas D. Parcells E. Parker K. Pouliot J. Peavey J. Peck S. Peloquin D. Petrosian S. Pfeffer P. Phelan S. Pierce D. Piotrowsk T. Poirier B. Pothier L. Purdon K. Reed J. Richard R. Luongo J. Roberts L. Robinson R. Rose L. Ross R. Rowell D. Ray P. Ruprecht N. Sabin E. Sandberg P. Schaier H. Schubert C. Schwalbe P. Schwalbe N. Sciaba G. Scott J. Schwartz D. Shanks K. Shaw T. Shea D. Silver M. Skeffington W. Slade D. Smith J. Smithers G. Snow D. Spinney B. Standing S. Stenquist H. Stepanovitch R. Strang C. Taber Class Of I984 - Freshmen Jay Molloy - President W - Miss zczepaniak - visor x QQN T33 af' isis: J 5 N t 'x Y. Allen P. Baker B. Barton P. Castro J. Ellis L. Geloran L. Gratton L. Hargreaves L. Kerr B. Malaney K. McKay S. Narold B. Pappas L. Ritchie J. Sajdak J. Sarakin S. White K. Whitley M. Wisniewski S. Young J. Adams W. Alix J. Andrews J. Andrews K. Andrews W---'ic 1:1 I S. Andrews S. Andrews M. Arado K. Arnhols C. Arraiz J. August S. Bailey J. Baker R. Balents S. Barnes K. Baron K. Barry T. Barton K. Bazaire D. Beaston K. Belcher X J. Bernardlm D. Begin J. Bethoney D. Billlings L. Bjorkman B. Blinco L. Bortolotto J. Botka D. Boucher P Brennan K. Brooks S. Brosnan QS 'JY' if Y I Ill. , JL' Slit -1 on f wftgt' 135 Eglftlfa Ili 1 il X' , la 103232 El 41 Q S-1' ' e N I s 3 J i K7 J. Bruneau T. Budd K. Burke H. Anderson M. Gaquin D. Carson P. Cataldo K. Cenderelli P. Charron B. Chartrand J. Chase C. Cherry P. Conlin M. Colletto P. Conlon B. Cooke T. Cordani C. Cossette D. Crafts S. Craig J. Crowell T. Curley J. Curtin B. Dahlbeck M. Darling C. David M. Davis P. Deignan K. Demers R. Duquette D. Disciullo M. Dix M. Doherty D. Driscoll M. Dube S. Duke M. Dumont A. Dunn P. Duvarney J. Edwards M. Errington T. Federico B. Ferrara M. Fitzgerald S. Flynn J. Foley D. Fortier T. Fox K. Gallagher L. Gallagher T. Gallant C. Galvin A. Gatie J. George S. Germaine D. Ghioni xr . ., 1 '-27 A 1, -if i I Sk iff if Ag, Bl R. Gillespie D. Gillis F. Gillis F. Graham S. Graves J. Greer W 'P' 1 'T' A 'Q Q B Haddleton D. Hartford C. Hayden M. Hazlett E. Healey C. Heffelfinger B. Hill P. Hooper E. Holmes J. Holmes K. Hoist K. Howard R. Howard P. Hughes J. lppolito K. Jefferson K. Jillson S. Johnson K. Joslin J. Kannally K. Kearns P. Keenan J. Keilen T. Kelley D. Kelly W. Kenerson J. King K. King L. Klowan K. Kundert P. LaChance K. Lacourse M. Laliberte E. Lanagan H. Lang H. Lavalley P. Lavallee J. Lee .l. Lee T. LeFolI R. Leveroni B. Lewicki G. Lewicki C. Lynch S. Marcarelli C. MacDonald A. MacGregor P. MacLean N. MacPhee R. Maduskuie T. Mahoney S. Marland T. Manning T. Masterson S. Mayhew R. McCabe K. Mercier P. Meda T. Milette L. Miller T. Mills J. Molloy 9. . xi . E if Ps X7 W!!! X x 'Q S.: ,I '35 4411 'SA i ? P. Moore M. Morrissette A. Mueller K. Mullin J. Murray D. Myette C. Nadeau J. McPherson S. McLaughlin K. McKenna J. McPartlin D. McCusker L. McCracken D. Nason C. Nelson D. Nelson D. Nelson K. Nelson C. Nobles D. O'Brien C. 0'Connor L. Olsweski T. Padula S. Palmborg L. Panettiere S. Parker B. Parkinson J. Parsons D. Pantano S. Patenaude B. Paulson V Y B. Paulson P. Payton S. Perkins G. Petersen C. Peterson L. Petrosian A Pflschner P Pierce K Plmental L Pitt K Pittman J. Plympton R. Poirier K. Pomfret R. Preston J Purdon L. Rausch S. Richards 3 avi Richardson L. Rinaldi J. Robbins P. Rocha M. Ross L. Roy J. Rubin P. Russell Salomone D. Sanborn J. Schwartz H. Shearman K. Shanks . ,1 - 9. , Y '. ..-Aii '21 xii K H E it? J. Signore S. Simmer J. Simon B. Sirois T. Slaney R. Smith K. Stockwell H. Stepanovitch D. Swanson J. Tennyson B. Theriault G. Tincker K. Trott P. Vallee S. Vaphiades K. Wagner G. Wallace L. Warburton B. Ware P. Wazan B. Weir B. Welsh T. Weser B. White S.kWhite M. Wolpers D. Wooding D. I Woodworth P. Yarrington B. Zerrien J. Zimmer -1 'LLM ,ff--' u, f 'S.- ,311-u, X 3 guns , 'S C -5' , ' Ll' U, If -45 0 U ' Ly I4 -- ': ' ' . 5143- ,..a-f 30963 .--' ' -1 Nl' ' - r ' A 's . i --7'- ' -1 f . A ' I- xr , A . 9 A ' 'G i Q' 'SJQ5 ' 41' D mn' . 'W 'V t iid: 5 XX. ! 'S .iN KX it n .43 I J 1 -l' u S 1 U' , A 'fl' 3 .-,- ff-H' Q 'E .r., .,. AIA U., 1 057 93 I ' Ill 7 A r . .Q U . . . ' no x 'Im' 1 'if' ,I bf A S s Y i . I kk .. 'l l s 'xi ,fr if QQ s -. 'N- 1 I , O 9-we-' , :if I- vw! ff ms. 'f 'nl' r -fig,-1 1 HQ s' U W QQ X I Q ' vw he Distributi ve Education f 4 r X X. xx X Jean Morse Patti Laliberti Stanley Pacuk, Bill Henry Diane Buckley 158 Distributive Education enables the student to work with sales, fi- nances, stock, inventory. bookkeep- ing, and public relations. They ex- perience the many duties of man- agement and retailing by working in the school store. Lum .4 4371 1, Valerie Amoling ! 'fvsegdgt Teddy had a rough night. fl Is The nursing course exposes the stu- dent to all phases of nursing and health as well as demonstrations of various medical equipment. The stu- dent has the opportunity to exper- ience their skills outside of class. ealth K.- -Q 'O 4 --a .1 x'3-15-fff ' ' t 'T' .Ir .-L , -.Quart -a-1.-er .np:rn:4vvY'-'-f4 5 ' -.-,.,,,- , rf ' ...stan---I v- Anne Evans, Kathy Burke Stacey Fearnley Colleen Molloy 55. i Sue Beaston- I feel sickl W' Terry Burke- This is almost as bad as jaill Cindy Eykel- That isn't me . . . is it?l t vi! Karen Fiske- Now let me see . . 1 Tricia Poirier- You didn't even let me comb my hairl This program provides the students with a wide range of skills for em- ployment in clerical, secretarial- fstenographic, accounting, or data processing positions. iv Shawn Pittman Ll .I 'g :3i '1' lljgt -- 1- . A - , Fred Meter- You've gotta be kiddingl This program emphasizes the basic skills and technical knowledge needed in the various areas of the sheet metal trade. Each student has the opportunity to use the hand tools and machines while learning about welding. riveting, and solder- ing which are an intricate part of the instruction. 4 Sheet Metal Jim Parker H Jim Stewart fabovej, David Wheeler Crightj 161 ilk Cf! Scott Pelletier Supermanlll David Wheeler Dont look at mel .lim and Shawn i l-,pull The student acquires a broad back- ground of all phases of automotive repair in this program. He also learns theories and principles of automotive operation in the classi room. Nr Glen Moore- You think I take this job seri ously7l .11-1-4-' Mike Gauthier Electrica The knowledge of electrical theory and how electricity works is stud- ied in the electrical shop. Students are taught about advancing technol- ogy by wiring various types of fix- tures, switches and power tools. ' x John O'Donnell Greg Duquette- lf l get this right, maybe he'Il ,m Copeland pass me. ---r'DX, fd , 5 Kevin Allard David Ray Bryant Tyo In this shop the student learns about the construction, function and basic oper- ations for machine tools, such as lathes. drill presses and precision inspection equipment. The student learns to fashion the most intricate mechanical parts using all types of metal. ? 4 Don Nason Brian Wallace Plumbing Shop D1 I-', :2H.r-- Dickie Brosnan CNickname: Dankledufflej Shaun Kelly Iabovej Mike Mendes CRightD 'ivi Lee Ross Frank LeFebvre-The notorious Frank. ' 1 ug: ry' -'-:sm--ww' 7 L Kenny Shaw 165 i Bnisoyden The men at work Kenny Shaw. Instruction in this shop includes piping sys- tems for hot and cold water, air, gases drainage and sewage disposal systems. ln- struction is given in the techniques of build- ing repair. If IX lq1'X. -J Rr.-f Q QQ' 3 Q0 'ligoa-6 C 's I fl-I if Carlos Medeiros- I'll show ya when l'm finished! M gn. 5 David Patenaude '- .Lx Paul Schaier If 2,23 ,iy Phil Craig Vocational drafting exposes the future draftsperson to the universal graphic language of industry. Through training in engineering drawing the draftsper- son will be able to communicate his ideas into clear, concise and complete drawings. Robert Maclean Alan Gelineau- Listen, I cannot do the impossible! Dra ftlng 'Qi-, jail!!! ,-sf 167 Child Care , ,,..,..,9 ' f y R is sa 4159 Karen Knyff j ' . !-luv' nl-L. , T. 1. Paula Robillard- No. It's MY turnl ij - ti Sue Baker Siri Wideberg- Tea timell 168 5.44 -:Q ,,,- 'Li .f ff 'ts-.ww,.,,. W Siri Wideberg i ' T 'H' B I In .9 1, 2. The gang Child care allows the students to work directly with children. The students study habits, attitudes and character. Through many activities the students are able to learn about children's behavior. L...- Marion Parmenter 'E Pete Cataldo Students in millwork learn the skills needed to build store cabinets, dis- play units, kitchen and lavatory cabinets. This phase of house car- pentry deals with the construction of wood framework in buildings, in- stallation of moldings, wood panel- ing etc. Through the activities, the students learn how to use hand and mechanical woodworking tools and machinery. Carpentry ns' Q, , .Z 1 H A , 1 fl X G M5 dl: Leo Mcdonald ffl ,al . -1 1' - Us , 'if-1-v', f 2 ,. N X ' 1 ,- y , V H -R . 5 ' ff -- -'Il'-.rx-W ' Building a greenhouse -r ,' ' gang, ..- I A ll 4-4 r 'V 9 I, Y Y. 1' t X Q 4..-L1 Br- Mike Delaney- Spudzy 169 Woodshop Culinary Arts P ', f N-Nl HJ' -Ilan N .ff A Roberta Larkin lf . if ' uf Z Q5-i ' in, Hans Pope l Gary Gundlach U1 , . X X Jodi Korslund la Linda Harrington. Paul Michaud. Mark Andrews This class includes instruction in many different culinary fields such as cater- ing. decorating. menu planning, meat cutting, bakeshop and many more. Stu- dents run the restaurant where meals are served to the facility and to the public. 170 - 1 al juv- 1- ' Steve Howard- Dazed 8 Confused. - .if Darlene Piotrowski T V rg. 5' H., v'. vue? it 'l Terri Shea Sue Cook .7 1'- vlf 'isa Jn? . , . i - 7 Q T Y. .4 Z .5 '--Q Terri Shea, Renee Rowell al! ' 2.- l X 'io Q 45 I' t Q- -v A. 'A 5 Michelle Lacasse For those whose interests are in the field of home economics, completely equipped kitchens, sewing lab and child development labs are provided. ln related areas of study, the students selecting this cluster may point to- ward careers in dietetics, textiles, and child care. 171 Hom Economics UWC S 5 it? . X xv' ls. - . . ,off X Kim Franklin- Oops she saw mell I ? f y 10 -, f P I fu- Lee Parker CAUGHTHI Small Engine '. 1. ., WW In this program the student learns about the Q 4 I4 construction, function, and basic operations of small engines, and mechanical devices. The student learns of problems and errors of machinery by repairing them. n-ei J' '2 Q-,,.-Z Richard Gillespie F Dan Boucher 114. .--f. Steven lssler - Concentrationl ly l r' A f R ' ' motor Q52 ,ar yi l s. 'ff i . I t LJ Harry Fish - Something smells fishy herel Brian Bailey Brian Bailey t 172 Q 3 Bobby Gomes KP House I IC P. House Dane Usher 'T ffa' f',f A The doorway can't connect to the chimneyl ,..'-- Bobby Gomes ,,.0 The house being built this year can be found in Wrentham. The senior carpenters work on it all day striv- ing for a great finish. ,ji 14+-f W '- r L.. 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Fretz I9. K. Longobardi 20. T. Budd 2l. L. Roy 22. M. Zerrien 23. A. Gatie 24. M. Marcarelli 25. C. Arraiz Wi J Art Club l. C. Alix 2. B. Palmer 3. R. Plante 4. H. Stepanovitch 5. C. Galvin 6. L. Pearson 7. D. Melish 8. L. Doire 9. R. Thumb IO. L. Thompson Il. Mrs. Yang l2. T. Lang I3. N. MacKinnon I4. E. Tumavicus IS. W. Ballard I6. L. MacKenney l7. C. Jost I8. H. Kohut I9. D. Federico 20. M. Dion f 4 A 1539! 1. 1 Q 7 ,A J AQ'-. S-ix Spotlighters I. K. Stockwell 2. K. Schwalbe 3. B. Haddleton q 4 Chorus l. M. Thompson 2. B. Loew 3. B. Hughes 4. L. Samuto 5. G. Grospitch 6. Miss Bremer LAK U- -. 0 ll , aw I .l'u lea u' 54 P I l?ff?Q.Rlf Dmma if 3 fi I I l llll si .sl il .IB x I. J. Molloy 2. T. Lang . L. Samuto . M. Foley Daniels . Loew . Schwalbe . Haddleton . M. Thompson J. Cormier II. C. Power l2. B. Hughes IS. J. Paul I4. W. Ballard Dunn Grospitch Mikulis Urmston Stockwell I f' Hai Html Ka.J1h-- . ing EE 'imma DECA I. T. Botka 2. B. Urmston 3. Mr. Guillmette 4. H. Guenthner 5. D. Swanson 6. B. Henry 7. B. Ferland 8. M. Bowes 9. J. Antonitis IO. D. Doherty ll. B. McCoomb ll R. Mayhew I3. L. Larkin I4. T. Svopa I5. S. Hokanson I6. C. Cadieux I7. K. Delorey I8 S. Fearnley ' wi l V J DECA ,, '- . ,J ' I. R. Franklin 2. P. Bourque 3. G. Gronroos 4. J. Cornell 5. P. Mayer 6. S. Johnston S 7. L. Diore 31,1 it' 8. A. Derbyshire 5 3 9. J. shruhan WI IO. L. Littlefield 1 ll. Miss Brunelli I2. S. Kudirka I3. J. Morse I4. R. Ring IS. D. Buckley I6. P. Laliberte I7. C. Koch IS. D. Botka I9. D. Thibeault 1? 45: . ., in Math League I. N. Edwards 2. K. Caulkins 3. S. Stenquist 4. M. Wolpers 5. T. Ferland 6. J. Saccardo 7. K. Mueller 8. Mr. Lepere 9. C. McCintock IO. K. Miller ll. M. Drolette I2. G. Saccardo I3. J. Palmer I4. P. Rogers l5. J. Buchinski I6. E. Nelson I7. L. Pearson I8. C. Gouthro l9. S. Graves 20. G. Sterling 2I. L. MacKenney 22. A. Pritchard 23. B. Fortier 24. M. Wolpers 25. J. Cormier llff-Wiz loliwl ll harm H FHA I. R. Rowell 2. L. Parker 3. T. Shea 4. M. Lacasse 5. M. Mahoney 6. N. lnstasi 7. C. Prior 8. S. Cook 9. S. Barnes lO. S. Evans L41 OEA I. M. Miller 2. S. Thompson 3. J. Park 4. L. Purdon 5. L. Dobo 6. J. Woodworth 7. D. Weir 8. D. Johnson 9. Miss Leggee IO. C. Bremlist II. L. Moran I2. S. Kearns l3. K. Henderson I4. Miss Cooper I5. C. Harrop l6. T. Doyle I7. G. Sterling I8. D. Woodward l9. S. O'Connor 20. D. Davis 2I. C. Chartrand 22. C. Thompson 23. A. Harrington 24. J. Michaud 25. T. Reed 26. T. Diamond 27. J. Poirier 28. D. Boucher 29. K. Barstow 30. M. Demers 3l. P. Cloutier 32. K. Warnick 33. S. Boyd 34. K. Tomes 35. K. Fiske 36. D. Lemay 37. L. Cook 38. B. Black 39. T. Poirier 40. J. Bourque 4l. D. Miner 42. J. Richard 43. M. O'Connor 44. B. Hughes 45. D. Silver 4 . i ilggagilh iii ill Band Council 5 I. L. Arvidson 2. S. Kelly 3. K. Miller 4. W. Eykel 5. M. Hanlpn 6. B. Haddleton 7. C. Conaty 8. S. Beaston 9. Mr. Elman IO. J. Daniels l-l.l':.l-l-l- l-l-'-'-k- fb ' ' ' ' -l:l:l:lNl'l l.l-I-los -.'I'I-F .I.l.l-ll I-I-fl-l KAN 10 . VICA l. K. Burke V H 2. A. Gelineau 3. S. Harrington Vi 4. P. Johnson ,I 5. C. Molloy ' 6. C. Medeiros 7. M. Mullen 8. P. Schaier 9. R. MacLean IO. C. Stark ll. Mr. Riley IJ. A. Evans I3. Mrs. lvimey I4. S. Beaston . I5. T. Burke I6. D. Patenaude I7. J. Devlin I8. P. Pimental 'T' - Q wi ir? l Girls' State I. N. Edwards 2. J. Saccardo 3. J. Palmer 4. S. Waitkevich 5. P. Barry Boys GU 181 I. T. Lang 2. S. Plympton 3. J. Cataldo 4. J. Cormier 5. G. Sterling Smoke Signals I. E. Nelson 2. M. Thompson 3. P. Barry 4. Mr. Keimach S. J. Linsley 6. E. Tumavicus 7. B. Nichols 8. G. Diamond 9. J. Guisti IO. S. Perkins Il. L. Bjorkman ll B. Barber I3. L. Wylie I4. L. Finnegan IS. T. Budd l6. P. Walsh I7. M. Drolette Q Student Council l. J. Kinlin 2. K. Nevins 3. L. Arvidson 4. C. Johnson 5. K. Henderson 6. N. Sciaba 7. T. Fox 8. V. Werning 9. L. Pikarsky IO. N. Norse ll. B. Paulson IJ. K. Gallagher I3. M. Hanlon I4. K. Schwalbe IS. P. Charron l6. K. Bazaire I7. B. Nelson l8. J. Schwalbe I9. B. Nichols 20. S. Waitkevich ll. R. Tyo 5 'N fi Ji fMC I Gaul -.,- I. R. Tyo ' 2. Miss Manteca 3. M. Hanlon 4. S. Waitkevich 5. B. Nichols 6. K. Schwalbe 7. D. Woodworth 8. . Fu. I. R. Tyo 2. B. Nichols 3. K. Schwalbe , we 'E 3 UNlkMgws I. E. Tumavicus 5 2. D. Gilbane HMeAC I. K. Schwalbe HWMHI I. B. Nichols nf IO. K. Caulkins NM I. Mrs. Alter 2. C. Conaty 3. J. Daniels 4. B. Urmston 5. A. Dunn 6. T. Botka 7. M. Wolpers 8. G. Grospitch 9. C. Power Medlcall y Related I. P. Barry 2. L. Pearson 3. C. Mullaney 4. C. Molloy 5. S. Beaston 6. Mrs. Ivimey 7. E. Nelson 8. Mrs. Sullivan 9. E. Tumavicus A WK PH I. T. Lang 2. L. Pearson 3. S. Graves 4. C. Gouthro 5. K. Mikulis 6. E. Tumavicus 7. N. Edwards 8. L. Samuto WJMQ I. L. Bjorkman 2. B. Hughes 3. L. Samuto 4. Mr. Cormier 5. G. Grospitch 6. T. Budd 7. K. Brooks 8. C. Power 9. M. Thompson Key Club I. G. Saccardo 2. Mr. Cormier 3. K. Mueller 2 I! sl, fix: tiwiai 5 .fl ,wx Sl I .-:2':1:2E2E2.!. 0 o'o':':'o' .'.'.'.Cf.j.5.j.j.j.j.j.j.jk. '.'.'.'.'. Chieftain Co editors I. J. Corm ICF 2. G. Sterling ME Advisors l. Mr. Sumner 2. Mrs. Fa gan Chieftain Staff I. E. Nelson 2. B. Loew 3. C. Galvin 4. S. Beaston 5. T. Reed 6. W. Wyllie 7. N. Sciaba 8. L. Richards 9. K. Rosa IO. G. Diamond II. G. Grospitch I2. N. Edwards I3. L. Littlefield I4. L. Samuto IS. J. Andrews I6. S. Mayhew I7. K. Brooks I8. D. Gage I9. T. Budd 20. L. Biorkman 2I. T. Lang 22. D. Beaston 23. J. Sinjem ::.z': w K Photographers I K. osa 2. D. Gage f'NVNp Q! T V Section Editors I. G. Sterling 2. L. Samuto 3. T. Reed 4. G. Diamond 5. M. Thompson 6. T. Budd 7. S. Beaston .. 1 .fl I , ., I is . lj lil I l ..f I . - 0 ,.,-swf' Lv Q. ms s , : Q 'iii Sv-01 ! U I 1 1 - 9 lil! 831' I xx. E aa- vo. V AzJs-liidapg X C , ' up Lf V 'fi Ny' - gag 'fr' I fl 6. 5 f . ,J , , , V -,f an af ,.,- I ' Jf- . 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Mr. William White Administrative Assistant 4. Mr. Loiko Director of Special Needs 3 6 iff' :au P KN.J in 'T .N N f t 1 xx tx f . f :- Administration I. Mr. William Costa Superintendant 2. Mr. Donald Murphy Principal 3. Mr. Frank Hart Assistant Principal 4. Mr. Winston Fairfield Assistant Principal 5. School Committee Standing L - R Mr. Pelletier Mr. Spitler Mr. Grant Mrs. Wright Seated L - R Mrs. Wylie Mrs. Larsen Mrs. Robbins Mrs. Hoyle .-H I ll 1 J .. Q. V ,- 4 l w - il Rf, 4i.f bl fy Q rg Social Studies .. f X 1 1. Mr. Poulos. DCI hung' 2. Miss Manteca , 3. Mr. Elman E 4. Mrs. Tower 5. Mrs. Yang 6. Miss Person 7. Mr. Simmarian A 8. Mr. Brennan 9. Mr. Dwyer IO. Miss Coutu ll. Miss Bremer 1.4.6 ,-.e I.. 4 ,. A Physical Ed. I. Mr. Dittrich, DCI 2. Mr. Cosentino 3. Mrs. Smith 4. Mr. Hartley 5. Mrs. Pfeffer 6. Mr. McCourt 7. Miss Fink Home Ec 8. Mrs. Kelly 9. Ms. LaHaise , I 5 ,, 0 X K . B - Mathematics XX! 1 Mr. Morgan Mrs. Fagan Miss Szczepaniak, DCI Mr. Lepere Mr. Weintraub Miss Krol I Miss Flaherty I Mr. Radziewicz Mr. Perry ' f I 2 1 . I ei ' -. 1 194 .X I 6 Student Services Mr. Keleher Mrs. Wintringham Mr. Berquist Ms. Ryan Ms. Resca Mr. Young Mr. Finase Mrs. Sullivan I 1 I0 0 L r Science Mrs. Casper Mr. Lazzara Mr. Cormier Mr. Schmidt Mr. Nosiglia Mr. Murtari Mr. Faulk Mr. Ligor, DCI Mrs. Villiard Media Mrs. Boulter Business Mrs. Raymond, DCI Mr. Guillemette Miss Cooper Miss Leggee Mrs. Dombkowski Mr. Lavallee Mrs. Campos Mrs. Tokaz Miss Brunelli Mrs. Tolley Mrs. Hayes Student Services Aides Mrs. Liberatore Mrs. Buchanio Miss Sandock Mrs. McDonald Mrs. Brennan Mrs. DiRe Mrs. Palmer Mrs. Sowden Miss Burke Mrs. MacDonald M .Ps ff!! I s-'X I f -4- 1 ..4---- D ------, , . . .111 5 N .7 fx F 'Z Q51 'X -QV nfif Y' Secretaries I. Mrs Perron 2. Mrs Waldron 3. Mrs Maduskuie 4. Mrs. Schricker 5. Mrs. Kosten 6. Mrs. Gilbert 7. Mrs. Yarrington 8. Mrs. Webster 9. Mrs. Fink IO. Mrs. Stelzmann SG. .frm 73. J ,Q 5. ',a,. -u , iu,.x1, . - u .1 1 ' u n 4..,s'u ,Q ,. I gnu' - . a' . ,u 1 '- 'g I 'f Q ,- 'O i .:. Foreign Language I. Mr. Lanciaux, DCI 2. Miss Fenton 3. Miss Ogle 4. Mrs. Watkins 5. Mrs. McNeil 6. Mrs. Wallace English 7. Mr. Black 8. Mr. McEachern 9. Mr. Keimach ei 5:15 ' 11 Amish i 'x gb- xxx. 7 , . 1 ,I E 2 J 3 5 Q f v I gf nr M-1. i C 5' i English Miss Ryan. DCI Mr. Goldman Mrs. Alter Mr. Besaw Mrs. Negus Mr. Houde Miss Southworth Mrs. Huckle Mr. Lombard Mrs. Sandland Sit Vocational I. Mr. Sumner 2. Mr. Kozak 3. Mr. Chichetto 4. Mr. Meurling 5. Mr. Pillarella 6. Mr. Shores 7. Mr. Riley s . 'WWW D H..-H!! - I 4 7 1 . ,,..,r. Pr I A ' r N if - 2 1 . , ' 'f 90 r'Ql1 tw iv AN 'L mlb'-4 .n 202 Q . I 4 QP! s M1 Q-ish Nl I 'EW M 6 X .N I ' 1 C. 1 X 2 ' 2 flf' ,, .0 isa an-- Vocational I. Mr. Nesti, DCI 2. Mr. Antonetti 3. Mr. Voci 4. Mr. Cass 5. Mr. Drisko 6. Mr. Salovitz 7. Mr. Petersen 8. Mr. Clark 8 v-X I t s Vocational Mr. Russo Mrs. lvimey Mr. Conley Mrs. Kamon Mr. Castro Mr. Repucci Mr. Doherty Wi ' bor- Q 5 v if L -'E-I n i gw 'f VP'-. x 1.5 55 I -,A:, T .I ,. 1 0 1 -42 xx 6 iuqqinw 3' ! r'- A , fr-..,' ,on 2. .fi 'T? 1 j i 5 f ws, '-4 N Vocational I. Mr. Berteletti 2. Mr. Zielinski 3. Mr. Portesi 4. Mr. Pierce 5. Mr. Pratt 6. Mr. Shores 7. Mr. Barkin gf PZ Ir' ' 1? Y B-1- s 5, 5 xf is I 15? JY4 . W ' ' x 1 Y . ., 1, , 3 N .. . .. 4, .' . ' ,M 'ik T, a. L J. AJ P 7 Custodians I Mr. Felix Mr. Lavalee L-R B. Raymond P. Spadoni D. Sherlock R. Fuller D. Miller -1-1 1,7 ,--X . Sgr X xg X, 5- , -. Q-,. Ca feterla 'fi Seated L-R J. NOIWQIT5 1, -, 'f. C. Tfdinal X F. fcdughlin X 3 jd B. Trien ' ' df M.fFaull6i!er G. Mitchell Q L. -DiScigllo , .- N 'T5l20di'18dL'R , ' ' Bowden- - X QM. Machaup Q M. Hughes S. Lind Nuff' ' I J. Landry H K O ! T. Cappuccino ', 1 al, . A 1 I '5fA 1 f M. Wildlund , f Ls- Qx, Q . . N I S I .v 1 x Faculty 5' erlatives 5 P Best Friends Mr. Besaw, Miss Coutu 52192, Most Understanding Administrator Mr. Fairfield, Mrs. Perron Best Smile Most Respected Mr. Lazzara. Mrs. Casper Mr. Radziewicz. Mrs. Alter A i I ' PA L I 47 Most School Spirit Done Most For The School . Mr. Lepere, Mrs. Fagan Most Interesting Class Best Personality Mr. Lazzara. Miss Bremer Mr. Schmidt, Miss Fink 208 'ft Best Looking Mrs. Tower. Mr. McCourt. Mrs. Raymond 'L A j'Y'9. W, ' i 4 0- . ,Q . N ' C.2 V! in J. ' O, ,If T7 , iii , . ,i flxll 7777777777 Happiest Teacher MOS! liked Mr. Schmidt Mr. Black. Miss Manteca MF- midi- MN- Perrvn '11 -,Sr N55 L Best Dressed Best All-Around M091 Talkative Mr. Perry. Mrs. Watkins Mr. Schmidt, Mrs. Fagan Mr, Lombard, Mrs. Watkins 209 ,'f- , st' Q5 ,vz ak A Wu., Y ks ' ' f -S:- - W- ' Q' 4 ' ' .f , . .,- , ' , ' . - wad Sf law' , - . 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K f ,V ,, 4 QVPI4 '-Nqgigvgll, , - :A sv, 'lka- 3 X' ,Fax V-, n,4,4r , A . VV., H 'E Compliments Of Villa Capri Restaurant I . HC Hne Italian-American Cuisine I230 South Street Wrentham. Ma. 02093 384 7565 - AUGNMENT Norfolk Pharmacy BRAKES TUNE-UPS Prescription Center Slot. lzandall 84 Sglyggg EXHAUST SYSTEMS H rem am D ELECTRICAL REPAIRS Good Luck Class Russ, MES 8 R k d R d OC WOO O3 ROAD SERWCE Norfolk. Ma. 02056 CENTER Best Wishes Class Of l98l Benjamin W Nason Attorney At l.aw Congratulations REALTOR Best lWshes From Peter D. Tetreault 52 South Street 384-8262 Wrentham Ma. 02093 Real Estate Appraiser 586 Kelley Blvd. 695 5075 No. Attleboro, Ma. 02760 The Flower , Sho Kenneth s P Flowers Whisper What Words Cannot Say Kelle Boulevard 695-II23 Y North Attleboro, Ma. 02760 387 North Washington St., Rte I North Attleboro. Ma. 02760 695-36m Best Wishes To Baka Mfg. The Class Of '81 Dale Medical Davis' Store Products South Street 384-3525 7 Cross Street 595-93l5 Wrentham, Ma. 02093 Plainville, Ma. 02762 W I Holmes Bus Service El D 'D CJ WT HQLMES Myrtle Street Norfolk, Ma. 02056 528-4550 Dean Junior College ,,- ,M . v. F- ' -i F---zz: :r Mm ca. Au 4TS'1 C' ki'- A .2 1:3 iecreiatal Cx---: :az '- Aus Lge c C:-'ect fx Pr-xut.: .--: T-eatrf Dann .snr Pirie Kin c Twrapx 'Dara' Ck.: Q wr Piufat :'1 F x. - ' .-- Sx-:sur-.JE PM-,.-.12 E lure: on F-'.-r----2-+11 S: 5. - Rm-nut crm! L-.rienfzp Fu- - XI-'-r5.1rdxsalu R-3. F-:are Management Har-.na .- Suu. Buena-11 Sh:-.azernenl Harm- Yann-we Su-..a. Snenzr Lau F-ffnw-me-nl 'Dreams Lffmi 4N':v2.nr,xI Vsull AIS - .urthrr .nfnsmihftz Call or 11:31-A D.. is oi A:1e.QQV-was D-un Jun:-wr Calf Fran.--1 Nissan-11-,vase fill!! 1, .1 :I-9110 Ext ID r I Wren tham C o-opera tive Bank Banking Hours: Q Monday- Thursday 9A M -3 PM Friday QAM- 7PM Saturday 9A M- IPM l02 South St Wrentham. MA 02093 384-2112 Plain ville Truck Stop Pg r ' 'PQ U I l 5 Plain Ile. 'HA Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of I98l Bird Machine Co., Inc. Walpole. Ma O207I Original Coal Stove Best Wishes hubby Class Of X if I 981 'Ks Richard 1. Ross Plymo th Co l Stove Works Karl Bagklund Congratulations Carpentry Specialist To The Class FOf I98I w,5::f.::.,.ifxaz.fm HER' Rfalfr Tfuff Congratulations Class Of '81 Carroll s Balt 5 Sporting Goods Rentals And Sales: Canoes-Boats- Trailers- Route I-A No.-folk, Ma. Log Splitter-Fresh And Salt 394-9339 Water Tackle-All Accessories WRENTHAM SQ. WRENTHAM, MASS. WRENTHAM HOUSE OF PIZZA To Avoid Waiting, Coll Us Before You Leave Your Home ATTENTION: Shops and Offices: We deliver 10 or more. TEL 384-8109 OPEN 11 A.M.-II P.M. , 0 Hof S6 ll Carnage C ,Wx Plain ville Drugs A -jgvegi N 1 tw ' D A.G. Nadeem, B.5., R.P.H. I22 South Street 695-509I Restaurant And Lounge 2IO Dedham St., Norfolk CCorner Of Rte. IA S IISJ Plainville. Ma. 02762 Shop: 617 I 384-2415 Home: 617 I 384-8186 E4UiPme f The FOOT Company BEAUTlFY AMERICA GIVE YOUR JUNK TO ME AND BUY YOUR USED CAR 8. TRUCK PARTS OFF ME 34 Dedham Street Norfdky Ma. 02056 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE PATRIOTS STADIUM - ROGER K. RICHARDSON THOMAS H- CUDDY- JR PLAIN VIl.l.E INSURANCE -Y'-e- 5-f ' AGENCTC INC H9 SOUTH STREET PLAINVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS 02762 TELEPHONE- 695-3528 Congratulations TO :SI '40 Arnd '45 N 0' th Attlebofo RO-JAcK's FOOD STORES, INC ' 540 1. LVD. Dairy NORTH NTTTEBIZJRO, MA. Queen 9999999 Q 0 738 WASHINGTON STREET 4 SOUTH ATTLEBQRQ, MA. , 761-8711 ..:'- V Congratulations And Best Wishes Medway Post I526 Nicholas WL Cipoletta - Commander Edgar E. Docherty - Sr. Vice Commander Alfred l.. Gaulin - Jr. Vice Commander Paul I Quinn - Chaplain Gordon L. Crosby - Quartermaster Gertrude C Buttimer - Adjututant 4' 2514, U z a Bingo Every Early Bird Friday Night At ZOO P.M. Best Of Luck Class Of l98l I. v 's sv ve lf gi' The Galvin Company Realtors 4 in Common bt., Wrentham Cemcr, MA 02093 384-3887 - 384-2232 m noun: uns: :mu '- I -,.. WORLD IN IIELOCA LIIDER TIDN Who Shall Enumerate The Many Ways In Which That Costly Piece Of Fixed Capital, A Human Being. May Be Employed! More Of Him ls Wanted Everywhere! Hunt Then. For Some Situation In Which Your Humanity May Be Used ......... Schweitzer. Best To You, Pauline D. x ' Plain ville Best Wishes ik.: House Class Of I 981 Ks.: Of Permanent Hrefigh ters P212 Wfenlham Fife Hours: Op 7 Days A Week, ll A.M. To IIPM DEp3ftm8Hf no s h s 699-4479 Pl ll Ma. 699-4470 OLDSMOBILE To Big De we y And Team Mates Good Luck ln The Game Of Life. Norfolk Const. 8 Leasing Corp. Concrete Construction 279 Madison Street 384-3046 Wrentham, Ma. 02093 5-I-4 Poirier 8 Ware Heat Trea ting C o., ' Inc. Quality 5 Service Roger E. Poirier President - Industrial Road Wrentham, Ma. 02093 C6I7j 384-2wl Compliments Of Boro Sand 8 Stone Inc. Washed Sand And Gravel Concrete For All Purposes Plain St. 699-29lI No. Attleboro, Ma. 02760 699-29l2 fun une Pet Shop 5 Animal House 'fri ' if 5 Dog Grooming, Feed And Supplies 79 Monday 5 Thursday I0-9 Reed'S Auto Sunday I0-I Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 5 Saturday I0-6 110 SOUTH STREET 585 Kellev Blvd- 695-OOD PLAINVILLE, MA 02762 No. Attleboro. Ma. 02762 - AL REED 695-6742 Q utqggngen ter Congratulations Class Of l98I J. I lacuzzi Inc. Wi in sasa - ' ff' e ' Water, Se wer, And Drainage Systems 337 so.. h s t 46111695-S116 Plainville. Mass. 02762 5Hmmr'S Plainville Restaurant vrz ZA 'l 38412090 Fire Department .-9 v 9 teL,o I G 1, x f -4 'i' 0 Plain ville Tire g ROME'S HAIR CUTTERS 4 l For Those Who Prefer Excellence ' -- Call for Appointment Walk-ins Welcome GQ PI n M 02762 9 Liz..- .. -L' ii a, i 'n'.L Q- 5 i 1 if f ffxxff X A , 1 3 dal!! YR k I , .. , fi fashum subsxdzary of Certified Corp. Leading manufacturer of MESH HANDBAGS, FASHION ACCESSORIES and COSTUME JEWELRY since I876 23 WEST BACON STREET PLAINVILLE, MASS. Congratulations Class Of '8l! Wrentham Insurance Agency 88 South Street 334-2452 Wrentham, Ma. 02093 Bella Construction Corp. Asphalt Paving Peter 5. Tsimortos President - Industrial Road Wrentham, Ma. 02093 C6l7Q 384-2II6 Patalano Ford Sales, Inc. Mustang- Falcon - Fairlane - Ford -Thunderbird . Ma. 02038 Compliments - f of QT H0 'e A'df Mike 's Truck Com an P V Stop Congratula tion I Class Of SI I PHONE 384-3064 '1 14 coMMoN STREET WRENTI-IAM, MASS. ' Market LANDMARK ENGINEERING ' OF New England Inc. I R PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS 8: LA S R8 l20 South Street F, T C Plainville, Ma. 02762 C D H J F K J S A NBKI JR. , 528 9772 883 4698 Good Luck To The Class Of SI From Pl Thomas W6 DiPlacido Industrial Drive Wrentham. Ma. Congratulations Class Of Sl ANTHONY M. VIGNDNE ATTORNEY AT LAW 14 C 3 39 WRENTHA 20 R Bring this coupon to PAPA GlN0'S and save 50C when you buy any PAPA GINO'S delicious SMALL pizza. VALID Until December 3I, l98I f I LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER PER VISIT 528 3932 I I I I I I I I I I I I I. I ll iN I orfolk Food Mart Rockwood Road I Norfolk. Ma. 02056 I Al - nortnplhtmegican Rainbow I I I Movers Inc. No. Attleboro, Ma.-Hyannis, Ma. a 699-7534 77I-698I I I-Sw-372-2l63 ' AGENT Fon northAmerican VAN LINES M I Congratulations Gerry I Best Wishes To You ' And The Class Of l98I l. orusso Tra vel II' 6 X 1 I I I I I I I I I I 'I I ll Agency, Inc. 40 205 East Central St. C6I7J 528-I8w Franklin, Ma. 02038 Professional Patrons Doug's Texaco Turnpike Racquet Club Neartown Motel B 6 E Pluming And Heating Inc. Magic Shears Hair Saloon Theodore 's Landing Pacella Brothers, Inc. Harbage 5 Bowden Structural Engineering And Detailing The Treasure Chest Of Norfolk One Stop Deli And Variety Thomas Crane, CPA Compliments Of Coffee 8 Grinder PA RENT Boos TER CL us Mr. 5 Mrs. Thompson And Lynn The .l. Ernest Cormier Family Mr. 5 Mrs. A. Gordon Sterling The Barber Family Mr. 5 Mrs. Robert Geib M. Paulino Ed 5 Winnie Lang Mr. 5 Mrs. C. E. Wideberg Mr. 5 Mrs. David G. McCord Allan E Hokanson .lohn I.. Colletto Thomas .l. Caston The Pacuk Family Mr. 5 Mrs. Schoppee Mr. 5 Mrs. C. E Skinner. .lr. Mr. 5 Mrs. Walter Burlingame, Jr. a Mr. 5 Mrs. Carmine Lorusso .loseph 5 Eleanor Buchinski Mr. 8 Mrs. Fritz Shurmur Mr. 5 Mrs. Albert 5. O'Gara Susan Linsley Ed 5 Nancy Ferland Mr. 6 Mrs. Edwin 5. Pink, Sr. Mrs. Regina L. Wiese Mr. 6 Mrs. Warren Plympton Donald 5 Celine Hassell Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Myette Mr. 8 Mrs. John Stewart Mr. 5 Mrs. Peter N. Diamond Mr. 5 Mrs. M. Gouthro Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald Soule Mr. 6 Mrs. Lloyd .l. Crandall, .lr. Mr. 5 Mrs. .lohn Urmston Dave 5 Kay Holmes .lim 5 Betty Barry Dave 5 Bert Nelson Mr. 8 Mrs. .lohn Guenthner Mr. 5 Mrs. Norman Eykel Wendell 8 .leanne McNamara Chris Robillard Mr. 5 Mrs. Robert L. Kirby .l. .l. O'Donnell The .lohnson Family .loe 5 Arlene Boissonneault Mr. 8 Mrs. Brendan Gilbane You Deserve A Break Today NlCD0l13Id'S U UQ 9 Taunton Street To The Class ' Best Wishes To Qf I f The Graduates The King Philip KING PHILIP Teacher's DI-:CA 5 DEA Association Wigheg A Good Luck Class Of 8If HappyAnd 6.5 HUGHES co. Successful General Contractor Future! Ma. 384-35 .J The Student Council Albeff J Wishes Marchionne lt's Graduates Nothing But Success In Their Future Lives! II! J-AN T1 'ir -r 5-ff d?j '- f gr'j'.f - J fi' The Wayside Press X S i-Q, Q- W , I xx 'r ,lx IN Mn Insurance Agency, Inc. 2169 46:75 Good Luck GENERAL A U TOM OTI VE SUPPLY 9 Lincoln St. A. J. Sira vo GESTETNER fl 26 CI Cranston. Ing, coRPoRAnoN :ff 33910 World's Leading Manufacturer ll Of Reproduction Equipment al And Supplies. The Blackstone Potato Chip Co., ' Inc. qNV'f9Ax 43 Main St Blackstone, Mass 50 Cabgt St 04504 Needham. M O2I94 5l7-444-8570 o Jo Rt. IA Auto, Inc. Auto 5 Truck Parts - Supplies - Accessories Al. 6 Jackie Washkewits , Mass. 02903 334-2l64 COOPER 'S .l.D. APPLIANCE SALES DADDARIO AND SERVICE CO.. INC. INC. WHIRLPOOL 36 Union St. Franklin 02038 Bm'3E3ive Plainville 02762 ALLIED Mcrsrkloaf AUTO DISPOSAL SER VICE Mm CO' if P.O. Box i040 Brockton. Ma. 02403 3 Grove St. Millis, Mass. 02054 CROSBY VALVE 6 GA GE CO. 43 Kendrick St. Wrentham, Ma. The Best Of Luck To The Class Of '81 From The Class Of '83 384-3I2I foxsoko ELECTRIC suPPL Y y INC. S43-4868 I32 Central St. Franklin. 02035 TURCO 5 PISANO, INC. Grocers Beer Wine Liquors We Specialize In Collectors Decanters. 23 Hutchinson St. Franklin, Mass. 528-I IOS The School Committee And Superintendent Of Schools lWsh The Class Of l98l Health Happiness And Success In Their Fu ture. Teacher Patrons Bullish on Business Ed. PBI Chichetto Alan Weintraub Ann Burke Genevieve Szczepaniak Ann TGFQSB Resca William Lepere Pia Brunelli Mrs. Brennan CGYOI A- M8829 Miss Mameca Mrs. Roberta Negus Mr. Wayne Simarrian Jane A- Southworth Mr. 8 Mrs. Gary Elaine Fink Lombard Joseph P. Lojoko, Jr Janna Bremer June R. Coutu Doreen Kelly J. A. Ryan MASS. ELECTRIC CO. YEAR I While many students felt that the number of days until graduation or the number of days until the next dance were the most important news, we must realize that many significant events were happening around the world. These events influenced our lives in the years spent at King Philip. The year I98l had many noteworthy happenings. In Janu- ary, the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan. and as a form of nonagressive retaliation, the United States refused to participate in the Summer Olympics in Moscow. This was a disappointing decision for American athletes, especial- ly since it was at the Winter Olympic games in February that the United States ice hockey team had been the surprise winners of the gold medal. In March, Mt. St. Helens. a volcanic mountain in Washing- 'ws' .- YV if 'dfqg l I 4 ff' A X179 it ll' filth! l iq? X' 6 rs M x AN ' Ai t ' Y vo' I f ll , K . ' hi, f E.: . Q . ,f -L' N ' 55 '79 ' t ilu -. -gf!! ' llflllfnt Q faq!! nf.. Q .-Q v 5 .H ' -'ox . 5-tf 'lff ,. '7 l Wi' nf, ,. Y, tl f 1 U , I I f A X ' ,I If , X ' ,I lf 'ff . ,Ola . :lil I RE VIEW ton state began trembling and smoking. actions which culminated in an eruption and explosion Sw times great- er than that of the Hiroshima bomb. ln an explosion of another sort. the month of April saw the freedom floatilla take hoards of Cuban immigrants to the shores of Florida. Racial and economic unrest continue to burden that state as a result of the sudden influx of population. Not all the events of l98O were terrestrial, however. The flight of Voyager through the cosmos transmitted valu- able information to earth-bound scientists. Its color pic- tures of Saturn were dazzling. and showed astronomers that instead of the previously thought six rings, Saturn actually has over IH. 7-1-JJ l98O also brought new faces into the spotlight. including a star of the movie, The Empire Strikes Back. Yoda the little green wizard, was an irresistable hero. Also apparently irresistable to voters, another actor, Ronald Reagan, was swept to victory in the November Presidential election. defeating the Democratic incumbent Jimmy Carter. ln the latter part of the year the question on everyone's mind was Who shot J. R.? The revelation of his assail- ant in a Dallas episode was watched by the largest tele- vision audience in hisotry. Sadly, a real life shooting in New York City ended the musical career of John Lennon, a former member of the Beatles, the singing group that set the sixties to words and music. Also, a fatal heart attack ended the exploits of Inspector Clouseau, alias Peter Sellers, of the famed l Another group of people who received attention in the news were the 53 hostages taken from the American Embassy in Iran during November of l979. Their stay spanned the year, from a failed rescue attempt by U. S. Commandos in April to the negotiations and final release on the twentieth of January, I98l. As if to signify the importance of this first year of a new decade, Boston celebrated its 350th anniversiry with festivals, parades and a display of the famous Tall Ships in the harbor. Future priorities will change our lives, and news events will play even more important roles. In the years to come. what happens around the world will matter greatly to the Class of l98l. 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I82, I84, II7. 60. 6l Barstow. George Barstow. John Beaston, Susan 80, I23, l59. I80. I8l. I84, I87. 28, 237 Begin, Shelley 80. 24. 6l Bellavance, Karen 80. I23. 28 Bezema. Stephen 80 Bigelow. James Boatright, Valerie 80 Boissonneault, Laurie 8l Bonneau. Martha Botka, Timothy SI. I22, I78, I84, ll4, 29 Bouffard. Maureen 8l Bourque. Janine 8I, I22. I80 Bourque. Thomas 8l Bowes. Megan 8I. I78 Braida. John Bremilst. Carol 8I, I23. I80. 63. 64 Brennan, Donna 82 Bristol. Robin 82, 64 Bronsdon. Christopher 37. 82 Bronsdon. Kevin 36. 37. 82. I63 Brosnan,Richard 4l, l65 Brown, Tammy 82 Buchinski. John 46, 47. 82. l79, II4, 28. 29. 7l Bullock. Mary 82 Burke. Kathleen 82. l59. l8I Burlingame. Douglass 83 Butler, Carol 83 Butler, Linda 44, 83. II7 Cadieux. Caulleen 83. I78 Calzaretta. Brett 36. 37, 83. 25. II7, II6. 7I, 70 Carey, Joan 83 Carmody, Mathew 83 Carter. James I73 Caston. Deborah 39, 83 Cataldo. Joseph 4l, 84. I8I, 28. 57. 56 Cenderelli, Daniel 84 Chalifour, Edgar Charron. Andrea 84, I22 Chartrand. Pamela 49. 84, I22 Chauncey. James 84 Christiansen, Carol 84 Chutjian. Mathew 37 Cobb. Mark 84. l62 Colletto. Lori 22, 84 Collins, Richard 85 Conley, Kerri 22, 49. 85. I22, 28 Conlon. James 85 Conniff. Paul 37, 85. 7I Cook, Grace 22. 85 Cook. George 85 Copeland. James 85. I22. l63 Cormier, Jay 22. 85. l66, l77J I79. l8I. I86. I87. 27. 28. 237 Crafts. James 86 Crandall, Barfa 22, 86. I23. 59 Crawford. Melissa Curtis. Charles 4l. 86 Daniels. Jo 86. I22. I77, I80. I84. 27 Darling, Jeanne 39, 86, I22, 25 Darling. Ronald 86 Davis, Mark 86 DeLaiarro, Mary 39. 86. I23. 63 Delaiarro, Tammy 87 Delaney. John 37, 87, 68 Delorey. Kris Sl. 87, I78. 24 Desrochers. Vivian 87. I23 Diamond. Virginia 22. 87. I22, I82. I87. 28. 237 Doherty. Dawn 22. 44. 87. I22, I78. II4 Dolan. Jean 87 Dolan. Paula 3l. 87. I23 Domke. Philip 37. 88 Donnellan. Elizabeth 88 Donnelly, Pauline 88. I22 Dumont. Patti 88 Duquette. Ronald 88 Easterbrooks, Ralph 88 Edwards, Nancy 22. 49, 88. l66. l79, I8l. I85, I87. 72. 7l Elliott. Margaret 88. I22. II5. 24 Endruschat, Richard 88. II4 Evans. Susan 89, l79 Eykel, Walter 89. I23. I80. 28 Farrar. Dawna 22. 89. 28 Fearnley. Sharon 89. I78 Fearnley. Stacey 89. I23. l59, II5 Federico. Nino Ferland. Theresa 49. 89. I22. I79. 28 Ferland. William 89. I78 Ferris. David 37. 89 Fisher. Gary 90 Fiske, Karen 90. I60. I80 Flannery. Da-. .d 90 Flower, Lisa 90 Flynn. Maureen 5I. 90, IIS Flynn. Sean Foley. Helen 90 Foley, Matthew 90. I77, I87. 27 Fountain. Alfred 90 French. Marie 9l Fruci. Jean 9l. I23 Gage. Robin 9I, 25. 28. II7 Gale, Leon 9l Gately, William Gauthier. Michael II3 Geib. Jeffrey 37, 9l, 25 George. Philip 37 Ghioni. Stephen 9I. I23 Gilbane. Deryl 9I. I83, II5 Gillespie. James 9l Gilson. Thomas 92 Gomes. George 37. 92, I22. 68 Gomes. Robert I73 Gouthro. Claire 48. 49, 78, 92, I22. I79. I85. 25. 28. II7. II6, 6I Grace. Patrick 47, 92. II4. 7I Graves, Sheryl 49. 92. I22. l79. I85. 28. 7l Green. Kerry l62 Guenthner. Helen 78. 92. l22. I78. II5. II4. 25. II7 Haraldsen. Kurt 92 Harrington. Linda 92. l70. II6 Harris, Gary 93 Harrison. Holly 93 Harrop, Connie 93. I80 Hartnett, Edward 37. 93. ll5 Hassell. Stephen 93 Hassell. Timothy 93. I66 Henderson, Kirk 93. I80, I82 Henrich. Paul 93. l63. II4 Henry. William 94. I58. I78. II5. II6 Hokanson, Sheryl 94, I78 Holmes. Ronald 94, I66. 68 Hooper, Paul 94 Howard. Wanda 94 Hughes, Bradley 94, I77. I80, I85 Hume. Mark 37 Hunt. Ray Huntress, Thomas Hurkett. Brenda 94. I22 Intasi. Nancy 94. l79 Ireland. Daniel 95, II5 Jaworski, Dawn 95. I23. Jenne. Elaine 95. I23 Johnson. Barry 95 Johnson. Deanna 95 Johnson. Debra 95. I80 Johnson. Gary 95 Johnson Kristen 95 28. 69 Johnson. Robert 96 Jollimore. Brian 96. I64 Joly, Marilyn Kelly. Lee 96 Kelly, Shaun 96. l65 Kelly. Stephanie 44. 96. I80 Kent. Michael Kerr, Deborah 96 Kettell. Robin 96. 25. 28. II7. II6. 69 Killion. Jacqueline 44, 96. I23 Kirby, Kevin 40, 4I. 97. 24, II6 Kirby, Maureen 50. 5I. 97. I22. 28. II6 Kohut. Bryant 97. l66 Kohut. Claudia 97 Laba. Lawrence 97 Lacourse. Raymond Laliberte. Roger 97 Lang. Thomas 22. 97. I76, I77, I8I, I85. II4. 29. II6, II7 Larkin. Laura 97. I78 Larkin. Roberta l70 LeBlanc. Susan 98 Leonard. Patrick 98 Linsley. Julie 98. I22. I82. 69 Long, Stephanie 98 Lorusso. Gerald 98, IIS. II6 Loughlin. Mary 5l, 78, 98, II5. II4. 29 Lukens. Mark 98 Lynch. Mark 98. 25 Lyons. Thomas Macaione. Anthony 37. 99 MacDonald, Marie MacDonald. Patricia 99 MacKenzie, Laura Sl, 99 MacLean. Richard 99. l8I MacNeiI, Michael Madden. Lisa 99 Manning. John 37. 99 Marcoux, Thomas 99 Marriet. Albert 99 Mayhew. Richard IGB, I78 McCabe. Steven ICD McClintock. Kenneth iw McCombs. Bennie lm. I78 McCord. Debra KD McDonald. Karen ICD McMahon, Lisa KD, 6l McNamara. Jeffrey McPartlin. Mike 4l, IG Meyer, Dwight 37. IG Michaud. Paul Miller. Maryanne 22. I80 Miner. Denise IG. I80 Moffat. David IG Molloy. Colleen IG. I22. IS9. I64 Moore. Patrick IG. 24 Moran. Kelly K! Moreau. Kenneth IG. 66 Morse. Steven IO2 Movsessian. Robyn IO2 Mucciarone. Carol IO2 Mueller, Krissan 22. IO2. I23, I79. I86, 63 64 Mullaney. Paula IO2. I23 Mullen. James Mulligan, Kelly l02 Myette. Walter 40. 4l, IO2 Mylod. Michelle IO2 Narold. Gerard IO3 Nason, Donald 37. IO3. I23. I64 Nelson, Bonnie l03. I22. I82, II6 Nelson. Erik IO3. I79, I82. I84. I87. IIS Nevins. Paul 37. l03 Newman. Leonard IO3 Nichols. Elisabeth IO3. I22. I82. I83, 59 Norton. Tom IO3 O'DonneIl. John IO4. l63 O'Gara. Jeffrey 37, IO4, II5. II6, 57 Olson. Eric IO4 Pacuk. Stanley l04, I58 Palmer, Janice 22. 49. IO4, I23. l79. I8l. 28 Palmer. Rebecca IO4, I22. l76 Park. Pamela IO4 240 Parker, James IO4. l6l Patton, Gerald IOS. II7 Paulino, Ana 44. l05, I22, 28 Peavey, Timothy l05. 25 Pelletier. Scott IOS. l6l Pericolo. Richard IOS Perron. John IOS. 68 Pfeffer. Pony IOS Pink. Thomas 4I, IOS Pitt. Seana IG Pittman. Shawn l6l Plympton. Stephen 6. I8I. 57 Pope. Hans ICB, I70 Pothier, Christopher IG Power. Carol IG. I77, I84, I85 Powers. Scott lm, I64 Purdon. Kenneth 4l. IG Quinlisk, Timothy 37. ICB. 57 Ragucci. Eileen l07 Rausch. Anne IO7. I22 Reed, Tammy IO7. I23, I80. I87. 237, II6 69 Richard. Joan IO7. I80 Richards, Lisa IO7. I22. l87 Ring. Brian 40. 4l. l07 Roberts. Thomas l07. l62 Robertson, Sally l07 Robillard, Paula IG. l68 Rogerson. William 47. IG, I23. l66. 28, 7I. 70 Ronhock. Jay l08 Rosa. Kevin IN. I87. 29 Ruebeck. Jeanine IG, l60 Ruprecht. Leah ICB. I23 Saccardo. Jean IG, I22, I79. l8l. 28 Sajdak. Patricia IN. I23 Santandreu. Aileen IO9 Schmidt. Laura IOS Schoppee. William 37, l09 Schwalbe. Jill l09. I23, I82. 29 Sciaba. Maryanne 39. IO9 Scott. Steven IO9 Shurmur. Susie 3l. 49. IO9. II4. 72. 7I Simmer. Terry IO9. I22. II5. 24 Skinner, Charlene IO9 Slaney. Joseph ll0 Smith, Jeffrey Soule. Peter 37. IIO. lI5 Sterling, Gordon ll0. l79. I80. I8l. I86, I8 29. 237 Stewart. Anita IIO. I22 Stewart. James Il0. l6l Svopa. Thomas IIO. I78 Swanson. Debra Il0. I78 Swenson. Douglas 4I. Il0. 68 Theriault, Daniel 4l, III Thompson. Joanne Ill. I23. II5. 29 Thompson, Marsha III. I23, I77, I82. I85. I87. 27, 237 Tumavicus. Edward III. l76. I82. I83, I84 I85. II4. 25. 7I Turinese, Michael III Tyo. Bryant Ill, I64 Tyo. Kristine Ill Urmston. William III, I77, I78, I84. 27 Usher. Dane II2. I73 Vickory. Stephanie 78. II2 Villemaire. Susan II2 Vincent. Dawn II2 Viola. Sandy II2 VonBorsdorff. Claes 4I, II2. 7I Waitkevich. Sharon 22. ll2, I23. l8l, I82 I83 Waldron. Anne II2 Wegiel. John II3 Welsh. Katherine II3 Wheeler. Kevin II3 Wheeler. Wesley II3. 7l Wideberg, Siri II3, I68 Wiese. Walter Wilfert. Tammy II3 Woodward, Diane II3. l60. I80 Wright. David Wylie. Elizabeth 22. 39. II3. I23. I82 I ! 1 , n i I x l . vi i