Lincoln Sudbury High School - Dyad Yearbook (Sudbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1982 volume:

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Gites sh enki ne Candids 27 Candids 29 a BF RRS | tt BESS ae Bee 32 Candids Underclassmen 33 FRESHMEN Abele, Julie Abbott, Michael Allen, Christopher Allen, Elizabeth Allen, Peter Amidon, Carrie Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, James Anderson, Janet Anton, Beth Arpino, Dale Atkinson, Danielle Aufderhaar, Deborah Austin, Thomas Babin, Danielle Bagley, Scott Baker, Andrea Baszkiewicz, Joseph Battaglia, Mary Bayley, Lori Beaudette, Susan Berube, Elizabeth Birkett, Lucy Birmingham, Stephen Blaser, Rudi Boggs, Melvin Bollen, Jonathan Bornstein, Lisa Bortle, Dawn Bowers, Susan Brewster, Hope Brosnan, Maura Brown, Leslie Brown, Tanya Brownlee, Heather Budds, Benjamin Bucal, Gregory Bump, Julie Burke, Todd Burt, Leslie Buxton, Stephen Byington, William Campana, Susan Canessa, Karen Canessa, Stephen Caputo, Kerri Carlstrom, Andrew Carney, Timothy Carter, Craig Casto, Jeffrey Caswell, Carolyn Chambers, Joseph Chiodo, Paul Clark, Beth Clark, James Aaron Cleary, Kevin Clery, John Cobuzzi, Cindy Collins, Suzanna Como, Jennifer Corcoran, Christine Corley, David Czimbal, Jeannine Dalpe, Charles Davidson, Cynthia Davis, Alan Davis, Craig D’Elia, Peter DeFranco, Michael Delman, Michael Dennis, Joyce Denton, Sharon DeVita, Donna DiPalma, Michael Doretti, Joseph Dorsey, Tobias Dowse, Lisa Drakes, Nigel Dreher, Paul Duncan, Thomas Dupuy, Diana Emery, John Erskine, Heather Espinola, Stephen Everett, Laura Faber, Kimberly Farina, Philip Farren, David Ferguson, Amy Fields, Monica Finamore, Dina Fisch, Julie Fisher, Timothy Fitzgerald, Derek P. Fitzgerald, Robert Foster, Jonathan Fowler, Michelle Frank, Michael Franklin, Christopher Freedman, Michelle Friedman, Kenneth Friedman, Marc Friel, Antony Fumicello, Gary Furciniti, Marcia Gatchel, Kristin Gates, Christine Gazza, Joseph George, Quintin Gibson, Jill Gleason, Mark Golder, Robert Gorgone, Stephanie Goyal, Gagan Gray, Jonathan Green, Gaelen Green, Therese Grooms, Lanee Guarino, Jennifer Gunzelman, Julie Haas, Elizabeth Hadley, Henry Haessler, Sarah Hahn, Robert Hallett, Teresa Halter, Laura Hammond, Sarah Hanson, Paula Harrington, Scott Hart, Susan Harvey, Scott Hayes, Robert Heavey, Frank Heijn, Laura Henry, Sarah Heppenstall, Sarah Herman, Mary Hertweck, Cynthia Heuer, Britta Hewitt, Mark Hill, Edward Hillman, Philipia Hogan, Joseph Holman, John Horton, Jillaine Horton, Michelle _ Howe, Cynthia Hughes, Leslie Huie, Ellen Hunt, Rodney Hurstak, Jody Hynes, Cathleen Immel, Garret Innocent, James Isenberg, Michael James, Peter Janes, Susan Jones, Christopher Jones, Elizabeth Jones, Melinda Kallberg, Brian Karst, Rebecca L. Katz, Stephanie Keith, Geoffrey Kelley, Arthur Kiesewetter, Kimberley King, Brooks Kneeland, Thomas Kneissl, Michelle Kornfeld, Geoffrey Kottler, Barry Krebs, William Kurriss, David Laasanen, Mary Lacroute, Philippe Lane, Patricia Langmuir, Jonathan Laurence, Matthew Lewis, Robert Libby, James Lietzau, Kenton Loiselle, Nicole Loyer, Floyd Lucas, Diahanne Lucchese, Paul Maas, Ralph MacDonald, John MacKay, Alison MacLean, Leslyn 4 “3 = | 14 CREP Ce: rd ert ok. Lh or LAPS IN | va Magee, Evan Maillet, Joseph Mainville, Frank Mappes, Michael Marion, Erik Marshall, Rodney Mattsen, Bradley McCarthy, Steven McCall, Greg McCauley, Karen McCauley, William McCusker, Mary McDonald, Edward McGilvray, Christopher McKelvey, Patrick McNamara, Erin Meade, Norma Melanson, Sharon Melley, Suzanne Meyer, Elizabeth Mills, Charles Mintz, Toben Mitchell, Scott Morrison, Kenneth Morrissey, Kevin Morse, William Mulcahy, Edward Murphy, Matthew Murray, Susan Nabih, Shahinaz Nathanson, Mark Neal, John Scott Neily, Barbara Neuhauser, Karen Nixon, John Noering, Richard O’Connell, Liam O’Connell, Matthew O’Donnell, Joseph O'Loughlin, James Oram, Donyale O’Rourke, Paul Ouellette, Michelle Owen, Gregory Palmer, Kristin Patterson, Terrence Paul, Philip Payson, Geoffrey Pearlstein, Susan Peck, Sarah Perkins, Diane Peterkin, Karon Phillips, Robert Pianka, James Pike, Saran Platt, Kevin Polley, Clifford Portner, Eric Prada, Andrea Priede, Peter Purushotham, Vikram Przybylinski, Peter Reedy, Tracey Reiling, Patrice Rendulic, Diane Richardson, Todd Ring, Kurt Riseberg, Jocelyn Ritsher, W. David Rogers, Jennifer Rosen, Eric Rutstein, Robin Salvini, Robin L. Sartori, Elisa Saulnier, Michael Schreiner, Lauren Schwalje, Nancy Scialabba, Deborah Scott, Holly Segien, John Segien, Karen Shieh, Emil Shirko, John Shuman, Erik Siegel, Karen Siepietowski, Christopher Silver, Brian Simms, Jean Marie Sirota, Joshua Sirota, Mark Sklenak, Joan Smith, Adam Smith, Caron Smith, Eileen Soerheide, Andrea Sohn, Michael Sohn, Vicki Soini, Elena Solo, Christopher Solomon, Jennifer Spiller, Wendy Spindler, David Spock, Susannah Spurling, Jean Stankard, John Staples, Marni Stenberg, Bryan Stern, Tania Stevens, Lisa Stewart, Paul Stewart, Timothy Stimmell, Katrina Stowell, Cynthia Sullivan, Jeff Susman, David Szarek, Patricia Taylor, David Taylor, Heidi Taylor, Marcea Taylor, Suzanne Teixeira, Michael Terrell, Scot Terry, Regina Thome, Lynn Tiller, Robert Tingley, Whittemore Toler, Meredith Velardo, Glynn Velie, Stephen Vivaldi, Anne Walker, Shawn Walker, Steven J. Walsh, Michael Ward, Theresa M. Weiss, Gretchen Wen, John Wiedenbauer, Ellen Wiley, Katherine Wilkins, Mary Ellen Williams, Kathleen Willis, Byron Wirzburger, Matthew Wiseman, Susan Wittenberg, Lauren Wofford, Carolyn Wofford, Jennifer Wolfe, Heidi Wollensak, Andrew Yalen, Deborah Yos, Thomas NAWHSAdS pesiendscon Scie LEO 2 RR ee mn ro ™ ioe) = v = pa any 7) vd _ LL oo S o = is wn os} _ LL, Freshmen 40) Freshmen 41 TTL A LL if Freshmen Freshmen 43 SOPHOMORES Abramson, Elizabeth Algeo, Kevin Allen, Katherine Andelman, Steven Andrews, Michael Anthony, Richard Applefield, Jonathan Arego, Karen Atwood, Mark Aucoin, Douglas Auerbach, Michelle Bacon, Angelita Bagley, David Balekdjian, Arlene Barboza, Michael Bassett, Sharon Beaudette, Deborah Beck, Luanne Bell, Janice Bell, Susan Bellows, Bruce Bent, Laura Bially, Sharon Blair, Reid Blandin, Dexter Blasi, Lisa Bollen, Nicolas Bolton, Scott Bonaceto, Michelle Bond, Christopher Booth, Mary Bortle, Heather Boseman, Arnold Bouknight, Gail Bowen, Christopher Braude, Lisa Brevik, James Briand, Lisa Brown, Flora E. Buckingham, Scott Buckler, Sarah Buckley, Catherine Burke, David Burns, Laurance Burtoft, Susan Butler, Raymond Cali, Lauren Cauney, Joseph Carrington, April Carpenter, Paul Casey, Dominic Cetrone, Steven Chamberlin, Jeffrey Chambers, Janis Chase, Andy Cheney, Gail Clark, Elaine Clark, Jeffrey Cochrane, Laura Cole, Stephanie Coleman, Woodworth Collins, Tracy Connors, Timothy Consolino, Thomas Cooke, Karen Corcoran, John Cosgrove, Stephanie Croom, Jerome Crosby, Gabrielle Cubrilovic, Randy Cutler, Elizabeth Damon, Christine Davis, Charles Davis, Christine Davis, Ian Davis, Patrick Davis, Steven DeFranco, Christopher Dence, Melissa Desantis, Cheryl Dessesaure, Rodney Dickey, Barbara Dickey, Holly Dickson, Mark Diehl, Bruce Distler, Katherine Dixon, Charmaine Doherty, Christopher Donaldson, Robert Donovan, Daniel Dorsey, Jeffrey Dow, Heather Durbin, Amy Dusenbury, James Dyment, Carole Elliott, Lawrence Epstein, Brett Epstein, Jodi Falco, Paul Favaloro, Andrea Fay, Rosanna Fenlason, Kay Ellen Fine, Karen Fitts, David Fitzgerald, Michael Flint, Peter Fox, Alison Foster, Douglas Fraleigh, Jane Franklin, Joseph Frazier, Glenn Fulton, Tab Gallagher, Alex Ganong, Maria Gargill, Elizabeth Garlisi, Michael Garrity, Thomas Gates; Kenneth Geheran, Christina George, Laura Giobbe, Anne Glass, Deborah Glauner, David Gleeson, Susan Gobbi, Edward Gogolin, Karen Golden, Mark Goldberg, Jennifer. Goodwin, Tara Gottberg, Jennifer Goulborne, Peter Grant, Douglas Grathwohl, Laura Grierson, Laura Gross, David Groves, Laura Guild, Cynthia Guindon, Laura Gustafson, Karen Hadley, Heather Hall, Kenneth Hanilton, Brenton Hamilton, Karin Hanson, Mark Harstone, Alan Harvey, Jeffrey Hasterlik, Michele Haun, Jonathan Hearl, Geoffrey Heavey, Robert Heiser, Melissa Helms, Kimberly Henderson, Mark Heppenstall, John Hetrick, Cheryl Highland, Laura Hoff, Lynn Holmgren, Melissa Hoover, Stewart Horton, Georgette Hoskere, Tusha Hughes, Heather _ Hughes, James Jackson, Michelle Jaixen, Kelly Jarvis, Carol Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Marc Kalwell, Frank Kane, Evan Keenan, Jack Keevil, Rachel Kendrick, Michelle Kennedy, Paula Sey pipes Fs es FEST PO ee A ities ae sit ste Caro a iat oi i ie oh ak NA Sy ele eee i Paes ae 3 ad te ea eee t (Soe i 5 Sie es Sh oa gi) ah ee Sac oko ap ae Ea et eweneoe Yea fe das att aie ie es SOR PTT Ome a hee ae ae! Bs uso. le in e 4 i NBs i it Se Lid eas er gtd patina tse isos heen 3 oe Ne 7 s we ee se FSA AS PL a EN CT ES PNM CU Sagi “a ge ee es ee V ” Kolb, Craig Koumantzelis, Stephen Lagrassa, Michael Lally, Brian Lankau, Anne Lannon, Paul Lanza, Bridget Lapkin, Andrew ’ Leahy, David Lee, J. Michael Leighton, Paul Leslie, David Lettery, George Lewis, Susan Liem, Karl Lo, Shauna Long, Joelle Lopez, Andres Lowe, Josette Lynch, David Lynch, Jennifer Lyon, Melissa MacLeod, Karen Marjollet, Jean-Paul Martinez, Daniel Massei, Matthew Maxey, Alicia Maxwell, Gordon McBride, Daniel McCarthy, Scott McGill, Kevin Mcintyre, Stephanie McKay, John McKelvey, Maureen McLeod, Kristy McMorrow, Robert Mellish, Christine Meltzer, Kimberly Merrill, Susanne Meyer, Melissa Miller, Catherine Mitchell, William Mobley, Gina Monahan, Maura Moran, Michelle Morgan, Linda Moroney, Sally Mount, Lisa Moylan, Michael Mullen, Dale Murphy, Carolyn Murphy, Joshua Murray, Maria O’Brien, Joan - O’Rourke, Janet Ovian, Lawrence Palmer, W. Alexander Pampalone, Peter Panetta, Paul Paratore, Sandra Parker, Dorothy Parry, Jane Patti, Michael Paul, Marie Pearson, Shawn Peisach, Alan Pianka, Ann Pierce, Lisa Pietz, Craig Pollock, Howard Poulin, Peter Pustaver, Graham Putukian, Peter Raja, Vicky Raju, Prabhu Redden, Mary Reid, Becky Richardson, Scott Riley, John Riley, Pamela Robertson, Kenneth Rollins, John Roush, Julie Royal, David Ruston, Stephen Ryan, Diana St. Germain Jr., Philip Santa, Elizabeth Sarazin, Philip Schaffer, Jennifer Schiller, Edward Schlosser, Mark Schreiner, Jennifer Sheehan, Maureen Shibley, John Sifferlen, William Silva, James Simmons, Cynthia Sitomer, Laura Sklenak, Kristine Slate, William Small, Harold Smith, Kimberly Smith, Sheila Solo, Jr., Leonard Spurling, Linda Stacy, Jennifer Starobin, Suzanne Stephan, Ronald Stubelis, Karl Swirsky, Darryl Terkelsen, Andrea Terrell, Alison Tewksbury, Kimberly Thatte, Nisha Tong, Betsy Topham, Greg Travers, Matthew Treacy, Anne Treadwell, Gregg Trimper, Jacqueline Trocchi, Nancy Troxell, L. Mike Turner, Albert Vanderslice, Edward Wachtler, Douglas Wallace, Margaret Wallingford, Todd Wallwork, Susan Walch, Kristin Ward, Lisa Ann Welch, Karen Welch, Stephanie Wesslen, Kristina Westcott, James White, Andrew White, Jefferson Wiedenbauer, Lisa Wiley, David Wilkey, Michael Wilkins, Christine Williams, Kenneth Woods, David Wright, Jennifer Wu, Julie Wylie, Kathleen Young, Jody Zalomis, John Zola, Peter Grathwohl, Glynnis SAYONOHdOS nl a ie ee ee snartega od Se ea Ss — ses we any Sophomores +H 47 Sophomores ——————“ °° °° °° °° °° °° °° ° °° °°” .. }w.. ee grrr eae ts——(‘(CSs—stsCsS x ers en RP i 48 Sophomores 49 Sophomores “a wee S Qe. See ee ee whe, fie “en vanes som Clee - o al | : ; be ca AO i OST an Ren tgp ges yphomores So 50 c Ww v = fe = 5 a. 9 Y) se stasiee tonite sata ene RIT te ra Rar Se f § : j 4 H 3 i Sophomores 53 JUNIORS Aaronson, Marc Ackroyd, Kathy Adler, Sailing Allan, Deborah Allen, Yvonne Alsen, Sharon Andrews, David Arees, Stephen Arpino, Mark Aufderhaar, Dianne Austin, Diana Barnes, Andrea Bazarnick, Keith Beaven, Gwenyth Beckett, Perry Bekampis, Rebecca Bell, Edward Berman, Raoul Biehler, Bonnie Bigwood, Jo Ann Blecher, Mari Blessington, Steven Blood, Sherley Bochicchio, Greg Boggs, Sharon Boggs, Theresa Bolter, Eloise Bolter, Elizabeth Bombara, John Bowers, Donald dr. Boyce, Erin Boynton, David Brain, Ariel Brasington, Daniel Brooks, Matthew Brown, Kenneth Brown, Robert Brown, William Buchan, Lucy Byrne, Christopher Bursma, James Burt, Tracie Calandrella, Cynthia Cameron, Bruce D. Caputo, Christopher Card, Thomas Carney, Catherine Carroll, R. Patrick Cassivi, Bonnie Cathcart, Heather Chorney, Dianne Cherniack, Jessica Cicciu, Wendy Cicciu, Dick Clark, Melvin Claxton, John Clifton, Paul Cloud, Geoffrey Considine, April Cook, Christopher Cooper, J. Dietrich Cooper, Jennifer Copeland, Jeanette Corcoran, Sarah Craig, Karen Cronin, Meaghan Crosby, Cathleen Cubelli, Lisa Curtis, Kristine Cutler, Jeffrey Cygan, Douglas Daly, Stephen Darcy, Patrick Davidson, Joanne Davis, Michelle Dawes, Karin DeBaryshe, Nicole DeFranko, Joseph Delaney, Daniel Delay, Julie DelPorto, Jeffrey Demassi, Robert Dennis, Kimbra DeRosa, Lorna Docherty, Erin Doiron, Denise Dreher, David Durbin, Susan Einhorn, Michael Feeney, Patrick Feldman, Lauren Beth Fenlason, Jay Fennell, Patricia Fiering, Lisa Finamore, James Fisher, Neil Fosgate, Skip Fox, Regina Franklin, Jonathan Franklin, Laurie Fredella, Paul Fredrickson, Karin Freedman, Robert Freeman, John French, Gregory Fulks, Lisa Fuller, Anthony Fuller, Natasha Fusillo, James Gabbe, Robert Gale, Jaquelyn Gallagher, Daniel Garth, Lee Geisselbrecht, Lynn Gerry, James Giobbe, Paul Gitlin, Jennifer Glaser, Christina Glist, Maddy Glovin, Julie Goldberg, Michelle Golder, Amy Goldstein, Andrew Gordon, Michael Gorgone, Robert Gross, Peter Guindon, Susan Guzdar, Rustom Haas, Catherine Hadcock, Sylv ia Halstead, Richard Halter, Nancy Hannon, Valerie _ Haras, James Harding, Anne Hardy, Wayne Harris, Susan Hasche, Shari Hasterlik, Scott Haughton, Albert Haughey, Laura Hayes, Elisabeth Hendershot, Mark Hennessy, Patty Hibben, Eliza Hinlein, Peter Hoagland, Jennifer Hoff, Thomas Hogan, John Holland, Matthew Horne, Laurel Horton, Scott Hotch, Darryl Huffman, Paul Huie, Douglas Huneck, Paul Hunt, Evan Hurwitz, Andrew Jackson, Deneya Jackson, Nadine Jaixen, Kristy James, Julia James, Rosemarie Johnson, David Johnson, David Johnston, James Jones, Jamie Kahn, Andrew Karloff, Jeffrey Keane, Patricia Kellstedt, Scott Kern, Kathleen Kilty, Arlene King, Cynthia King, David King, Peggy Kirrane, Ellen Kneeland, David Knoll, Karen Kreyling, Carla % viptent Eat 0 os der? Cae, RF it Ac, pei ath Js Kruse, Katjina Kutenplon, Annie Kutz, Mark Lankau, Karen Lanza, Stephanie Laurendeau, Miriam Lavine, Kenneth Leav, Brett Lehman, Andrew Lemack, Gary Lepordo, Linda Leslie, Elizabeth Levey, Steven Lewis, Erica Libby, Steven Liepins, Sandra Lockery, Ted Loiselle, Scott Londres, Susan Lopez, Santiago Low, Brian Lucchese, Gail Ann Lynch, Jane Lyons, Richard MacDonald, Deborah MacDonald, Scott MaclInnis, Jacqueline MacInnis, Ronald Jr. MacLean, Richard MacLeod, Heather MacNeil, Pamela Malerbi, Eric Marinelli, Dante Marino, Linda Martinec, Diane Martinelli, Vincent Matthews, Robert Maurhoff, Amy McCarthy, Ann McDonald, Maureen McInnis, Donald McKelvey, Terrence McNamara, Beth McNamara, Martha McPherson, Harry McWalter, Michael Meade, Cynthia Menegakis, Nicole Middleton, Michelle Mitchell, Kelly Moles, Michael Monaco, Christine Moore, Angela Moore, Pari Moran, John Morgan, Laura Morth, Carl Mulcahy, Susan Munroe, Hannah Murphy, David Murray, Alicia Murray, Jennifer Murray, Michael Mutschler, Ben Neal, Margaret Nelson, Skye Nims, Marcia Nitz, Stephen Noel, Deborah Noel, Kimberly Novak, Karen Oechsle, Linda Olson, Karen O’Rourke, Mary Ovian, Lisa Pacheco, Amy Pampalone, Vito Patterson, Andrew Peisach, Gail Pelkey, Nancy Pellegri, Maureen Peters, Andre Pettai, Allan Phelps, Mary Pietz, Brian Pittman, Renee Plamondon, Mary Jane Poole, Ann Poulin, Laura Prince, Lauren Pugh, S. Ashley Quinton, Michael Rasco, Carey Read, Jane Reardon, Brenda Regenauer, Michael Reiling, Thomas Richardson, Ranford Riley, Elizabeth Rivers, Kimberly Robertson, Phillip Robinson, Dean Roby, Chris Rose, Jonathan Roses, Steven Ross, Bob Roth, Nicole Roush, John Rubin, Daniel Rushforth, James Sasiela, Amy Louise St. Germain, Jennifer Saltsman, Clayton Schubert, Christopher Schultz, Norman Schwartz, Michael Schulz, Jeannette Scialabba, Denise Sellers, Liz Seymour, Thomas Semple, Scott Sharkey, Alison Sheehan, Caroline Skinner, Kurt Smith, Cory Smith, Adam Smith, Dean Smith, Pamela Soerheide, Mark Spang, Linda Spurling, Michael Steudel, Karl Stewart, David Stone, Pamela Stowell, Lee Strauss, David Sullivan, Cathleen Sullivan, Kathleen Sullivan, Kenneth Sutton, Daniel Sweeney, Christina Taylor, Kimberly Teixeira, Susan Teoste, Erik Terry, Angela Thomas, Donna Thomas, John Thome, Michael Trager, Marcy Ann Travers, Bruce Tribou, Stephen Troisi, Scott Truesdale, Kimberly Vaughn, Denise Velie, Peter Wadman, Bruce Wagner, Amanda Wallace, Michael Wallace, Michael Walsh, Paul Weekman, David Welch, Dianna Wells, Deborah Werner, Adam White, Valencia D. Wilkins, James Willey, Lianne Williams, Siobhan Williamson, Mark Wilson, Monica Winer, Ellen Wofford, Christopher Wolfe, Tamsen Woloski, Kerrie Woodland, Kenneth Wright, David Wurlitzer, Susan Zirkel, Heidi Carroll, David Middleton, Jane SYHOINNP Juniors JO Sry, yest ei ein sate ng perspracmg Juniors Juniors 59 i ne si iia “s Isa eeAande Bele Juniors 60 61 ww — AS fs = cae Lp Se SA i my i I A: eed these Fees tedssin PTLIL IYI 62 Juniors 64 Juniors Seniors 65 Seniors 66 67 Seniors Andy Pollock Jeff Vazal Jeff Vazal Lisa Riceman Andy Pollock Ann Howard James Rollins Kelly Troisi Todd Bolton Doreen Brown Paul Miller Kim Porter 68 Seniors 4 Paul Miller 5 Ee ie Be Doreen Brown: Todd — We cannot recreate the past years, only remember them. “‘S.M.K.”’ F.R. There is something you give I never want to let go. “Hodei’”’ Pamenesco Joaniesco sauga poe Andy Pollock: Seven o’clock In the morning, here it comes, I'm so amazed I’m here today, Seeing things so clear this way ... I’m flying in Winchester Cathedral, It's hard enough to drink the wine, The air inside just hangs in delusion, But given time, I'll be fine. — Crosby, Stills, Nash Todd Bolton Kim Porter: Hockey Cheerleading (2,3,4) . . . “‘incur- able romantic’’, believe — your dreams can come true, Mrs. K. and Brit. Lit, fights on Mondays, diets, pigouts, M M's, french fries, h.f. sundaes, McD’s, “‘Guess what your...” S.K., B.Z. ... heart throbs ... shopping with money, southies, “‘sweet inspiration’, little friand two anda half, Doors, singing with Urs . . . if you need a friend; I'm here. Cheryle, Ursula, Jody, Lisa — Thanx guys — you’re ALL special — LIVE, LOVE, al LAUGH — a smile says it all . . . loads of love, “T still find each day too short for all the things I want to think; all the walks I want to take; all the books I want to read; and all the friends I want to see.” — John Burrough Lisa Riceman: To know that we know what we know, and that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge. — Henry David Thoreau Jamie Rollins: “The stars, like dust, encircle me In living mists of light; And all of space I seem to see rf In one vast burst of sight.”’ Jamie Rollins — Isaac Asimov | i Doreen Brown Kim Porter Seniors 69 Mary Germanotta Joseph Wilkins Kristen Abbott John Reich Alane Diehl John Kallberg Stephanie Bishop Vincent Cumberlander Patrice Jackson Whit Hanschka John Kallberg La John Reich Mary Germanotta Whit Hanschka 70 Seniors Joseph Wilkins Kristen Abbott Patrice Jackson Kristen Abbott: Here’s to Amber, Bob, “‘Maac’’, Curt, Carl, Gurny, Dan, “Frodo’’, Rob, Ed, “‘Big Brother’, “Chrissy” and Kristina. Cheers, Fred and Mrs. Green and Tom! The Kanga-Roo Phenonenon Lives — I love you, Leslie. Long live FFI, WYAJ, Asylum. And here’s especially to you, John ... Alane Diehl: Thank you, to all the people who have helped me, but most of all to my friends — without whom I never would have made it— JB, LM, LS, DW, KD, CB, and all the loving memories of DT MP. Fubar — litres — heil parties — cheap sun glasses and JD — Fri. nights at KL’s — WPOD’s — punk — the moke — EH, let’s buy some wine — JK — the band — Blizzard — BH’s — road trip — skata — hey you — love to all my buddies. Aloha! Mary Germanotta: Thank you Uncle Bob, Mr. F., Mrs. K., Mr. P., Bill, Ms. Sherban, Dave A., and Mrs. Rasco. Yowsa Baby whoa — Annie Get Your Gun, Years Ago, K.G.!! Guys and Dolls, Ah, Wilderness! Bickford’s, cast parties — YAY! Chorus — 5 days a week, Christmas cards at Bob’s, TORONTO, ROMA- NIA. I love ya H.R., A.Y., R.M., A.R., R.M., T.W., Eee ee We ee Che FO? GAA KK: J.K.,J.T., R.d., K.G.,J.D., and N.M., G.L., K.H., — Hi KAR! Pammy — remember all the good times, bad times, talks about N.M., M.B., “This is Andy!’ Heidi — MA-A-A! Forever. Amy — I'll see ya hon. “Baby, remember my name.” lice you AG. “A part of you will always be me and a part of me will always be you. That is certain no matter what happens.”” — H.S.S. Whit Hanschka: I do not know what I may appear t o the world; but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me. — Sir Isaac Newton. Seniors 71 Ursula Kneissl: Hockey Cheerleading 3,4. LS Dan- cers, Diving, Doors — ‘‘People are strange ...”, Friendly’s (HFS!), Quebec, Howaya? . .. Hockey and B-ball games, R , Rum-Coke, Summer 81, Miss P, slimes, Mall Rte. 9, telephonitis, Southies CC; Kim Lisa — What can I say but THANX, without you it wouldn’t have been. ‘ ’_. Love when you can, cry when you have to, Be who you must, that’s part of the plan, Await your arrival with simple survival and one day we'll all understand.” Michelle Michels: 3 7 80 ... the days of the B.A., Timmy (L.A.F.S.), and don’t forget ILU (More!), Doobies, ““FATSO”’ (w M L — Day 1) Spaz, Daytona Beach ’81, Friendly’s, ‘‘Slow Ride’, Jr. Sr. Prom, Nantasket 3 AM Dad (One bent rent), late night parties at R’s — BBR — How many? You win! — Donna, Saltine break is up! See ya in the morning! — ‘“‘Dream On” ... The B’s, MR M— Oh Boy!!, MOLSON, Z where are you? ... L.B. —Hgames 12 16,E.B. B.A., sisters?, Sneakin’ out, P’s bsmt til 4, now HBP’s ... Sharon, What’s up!, shopping, the DOORS, B.D. — “EMGS”, Drunkin’ Donuts!, Silver Stallion D.T. (MOAOS), U-Ma., FOG OUT, ‘‘Auch Du Lieber Got!”’ BB, 2 many good x to remember. “DO WA DITY, DITY DUM DITTY DO” ... to L. Kim McNair: The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved. Lisa Murray: ‘When the morning sun, melts the mountain dew, I'll be loving you . .. somehow I know, it’s really gotta show . . .”. Thanks to all and good luck: Doug, Scott, Mary, Steve, Bondo, SKD, Andreas, Frank, Mary, Gwen, Syl, Larry, Ariel, Grinnell, and everyone at The Doors, the hills, and underground. Remember: Dave, Mark, Chris, and Martha . . . BH’s, parties EVERYWHERE, ‘We get hungover but we always survive it!’ Joe, Dave, Walter, Jamie. Are you experienced? Caballo Diablo, Long-Haired Country Boy, Foghat Outlaws, BOC (first row!) — Searchin’ For Celine, “Long ago and far away I heard your ” “Things are not always what they seem, she voice’’, won’t say what she means . .. after dark” “A million miles away, | don’t care what they say ...”’ “What I want to know, where does the time go?” — Grateful Dead Chris VonBenken: Never open the door to a lesser evil for other and greater ones invariably slink in after it. 4 Ae Chris VonBenken Michelle Michels Ursula Kneissl Lisa Murray Dan Ferguson Kim McNair Kim McNair Chris VonBenken Ursula Kneissl David Hetrick Michelle Michels Bill McCart Lisa Murray Dan Ferguson Kathy Krog Torsten Heuer Seniors is Deborah Bisson Steve Kames: ’sup Man? — The Bird, the Lass — BOC 3 times, ’Kin Sabbath, VH, Priest, Def, It’s Naz — Heavy Metal and Leather Forever — 666 — “‘I hate the morning!’ — Losin’ Brews and M.B.L.’s — Caf- feine — “Eh Well...’ — To D.D.“G.G) .-. P.M! — Marian Heath Co. — Parallax, The Goods, Risk-A and Sanity Sound, The Project — M.B., C.G. —Astro- nomy, Victim of Changes — K.A.K. and Chaz — It’s over, I have won! They say that life’s a carrousel Spinning fast you got to ride it well The world is full of Kings and Queens Who blind your eyes and steal your dreams It’s Heaven and Hell. — Black Sabbath Good- bye to romance Goodbye to friends Goodbye to all the past I guess that we’ll meet, We’ll meet in the end. — Ozzy Osbourne. Erica Lapkin: | am only one, But still | am one. I cannot do everything, But still I can do something; And because I cannot do everything I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. Edward Hale Lauren Oasis: Le Temps De Vivre Nous prendrons le temps de vivre D’etre libre mon amour Sans projets et sans habitudes Nous pourrons rever notre vie Viens je suis la Je n’attends que toi Tout est possible Tout est permis Viens ecoute ces murs du mois de mai Ils nous disent la certitude Que tout peut changer un jour Viens je suis la Je n’attends que toi Tout est possible Tout est permis — George Moustaki James White: ‘‘P.F.’’, ‘““CB’’, ‘““Macs’’, ““S.R.”’, “Mach KM “SoMa GM “Cell® “Sponge 2 aAll that matters now is the present, but that really doesn’t matter at all’ 74 Seniors aii aE ROR . Selenite: meet Rt i Sola og fier me aati: = Heit Yvette Foster Elliot Glist Erica Lapkin Debbie Bisson Elliot Glist Michelle Gates James White Lauren Oasis Philip Gorgone Erica Lapkin Fred Walker Yvette Foster Steve Kames Steve Kames Lauren Oasis Philip Gorgone Michelle Gates Seniors 75 Lance Rose Robert Kaufman Peggy Greene Evan Dangel Amy Diehl Brad MacCachran Nancy Harrington Gerard Bucal Anne Moylan Lance Rose Manette Chadwick 76 Seniors . senenenererterttttPOrteprtens seer Nancy Harrington te ee Anne Moylan Robert Kaufman = : oa - = - Gerard Bucal Peggy Greene Amy Diehl Manette Chadwick: ‘. . . love is all you need’ —J.L. Evan Dangel: Soccer: DCL CHAMPS!, Hockey? TTWH: B.R. C.D. B.D. M.B. ... RAAAAA, S.A‘S. and W.P.’s, Special Thanks to D.P.: Summers at the Cape, the trip, AAAWOO, Waterskiing, the bro’s .. . Romania: m p’s, wildthing, das, no d.a., B.A.V.P., Fond memories of L-S will live forever ..... Amy L. Diehl: Nick, thanks for the summer of ’81 — you're the best ... Pattie, you’ve helped me more than you'll ever know, good luck — remember, the fun’s just begun ... Parties at P.S.’s with T.F. ... Squam with Dung ... Ski Team with the Amy’s ... Thanks for everything M.T., M.L. . . . Truckin’, got my chips cashed in — Bob sier’71 . .. Pay no attention to wae behind the curtain. — The Wizard of Oz (for ill). Peggy Marjorie Greene: They might not need me; but they might I'll let my head be just in sight; A smile as small as mine might be precisely their necessity. — Emily Dickinson True friends are like silver Precious and rare False friends are like autumn leaves Found everywhere. Silverpals — B,D,D,M,L,J,J,U,K,C and those who I’ve trusted — thanx. To my family — you’re all special. N.H. chalet w M (waterslide, Frank- ensundae) Scituate (walkin’ in the rain) Quebec, Music to Romania, camping w D (tent chats) Cribaage night w M,D,K. Friendly’s. Summer Stained Glass — ELO concert. Nancy Harrington: To my buddy Rie I will always be around for you and you will never be forgotten in my life. Rie, Joe, Barry, and Cape Cod. This is “my famous final scene.” Anne Moylan: M.H.S. ... Comrade X ... T.B.’s and C Best, oth (y.4 et Loe PP ye litte big man ... murf... the mare ... R. Bros. .. . three snoozes ... Not me! ... Cin, the graduate ... bus rides to Boston . .. F. Michael’s . . . Strawberry D’s on B-days ... Riunite and G.P.’s ... Anticipation ... Regrets ... work atA.T.I. ... “401”... midnight w’s and t’s ... S.N.’s and UFOs ... “‘Get off the phone!” ... Bruce Forever! ... L.A. ... Coz .. . Steppenwolf and G.T.’s forever. To overlook the little things in life is to overlook the biggest part of life itself. Evan Dangel Seniors 77 Kathy O’Loughlin Robert Cetrone Sandy Bostder David Bahn Susan Loynd Stephen Basile Claudia Grossman Ural Day dr. Sarah Foote Jerry Sherman Ural Day dr. Sarah Foote Jerry Sherman 78 Seniors Kathy O'Loughlin Robert Cetrone = ie tty ; ++ i Sai Claudia Grossman Sandy Bostder: ““... Slow down you crazy child You’re so ambitious for a juvenile You've got so much to do And only so many hours in a day Slow down, you’re doin’ fine You can’t be everything you want to be Before your time But then if you’re so smart Tell me why are you still so afraid?” — Billy Joel Je t’aimerai toujours et un jour. M.D., Dracon Conflag- ratio Horriblis, thanx Pim, thanx Doug, Maidstone, P'S:, 1.M.; C:D5°C.N., J.P., B.P., The Essence, “Swords and Tequilla’”’, C.K., L.B., St. K.F., Amour ne mort jamais! Sarah Foote: Footsie ... Basketball ... Softball . . . Jellybean attacks ... “Truly awesome” ... Chem with Kristi When it comes down to being Friends, it never ends — Eagles Claudia Grossman: Making friends for the world to see, Let the people know you got what you need. With a friend at hand you will see the light, if your friends are there then everything’s all right. — Elton John and Bernie Taupin. Susan Loynd: Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2 ... Skiing ... The Doors (SK, BDM), “‘Specialize in having fun” ... Remembering good times, good friends, and great parties ... Sugar Mountain ... TP 8 7 81 ... The rail, lunch trips ... S’uup guys? ... Thanks Kathy ... Ain’t it funny how you feel, When you’re finding out it’s real! Neil Young Kathy O’Loughlin: Soccer, Softball ... ‘The little pocket of trees.” T.P. and Hbk’s, 8 7. Irish ... “‘goose!’’ My good friends ... Where’s the rail? The Lizard King Co. Roxanne. Pink Floyd — ‘The lunatic is in my head.” “‘satisfaction’” ... Stones Thanks, Sue. Jerry Sherman: OY VAY! Basses Rule 4 17 81-5 1 81 to Romania. Thanks JVFHG, Mrs. Hunter, Ron Jackson, Sudbury Farms, S.D., C.R., D.B., S.B., Shae J.J., J.K., C.J., Mr. Krol, and Uncle Bob. Good uck! Seniors 79 Thomas Hankey: Biello 69ers ... chinese tea ... Acton movie. Ski mobiles ... Let’s see the Warriors again ... Buddies. Marble, Lowell, Marshfield, Con ... Scituate again ... HankDude, Moose, Mid runs 1 to 5, best friends. C.C.R., the Doors, N.Y., R.K., the sink, WI J.D. ... Ultra P., Frosh at Dart, Pooper ... We may never pass this way again. Lisa Holmes: To Bezzer, P, B, C, J, all my old chums, and especially my two bestest KS: thanks for every- thing; I'll always love you. ‘“‘Woof’ ... gators and hearts ... ‘yeah, right” ... “gimme a break” ... “we didn’t get to roll” ... “hockey puck” ... “T.J.” ... dim-bo ... All the good times . .. Summer of 81 (‘‘But there’s chocolate’’ ... Bittee Bitte, Kein Polisei!”’ Thanks Liz) ... July 28, 1980 ... “thanks, Bob!” ... “My baby does the Hanky Panky!” ... big-bro, little-bro ... “P.B.C.” ... Chow Baby. Brian McFarland Natalie Krebs: Crazy Heffalumps Investigating Peru: “You have to believe we are magic Nothing can stand in our way.”’ Olivia Newton John ... “Now I will believe that there are unicorns” — The Tempest . . . “I wonder what they were gettin’ into, or were they just lost in the flood? — Bruce Springsteen ... “Say Goodbye, it’s Independence Day” — B.S. Janice Linton: JJ ... Encore ... The Boys in the Band ... “I don’t know’, Puddy, ‘““Yeees” ... MBRL AS DS LM GZ, NY Trip ’80, ‘‘Really’’; So Gullable . . . Red River ... “‘D’’ New Roads ... Music!, Summer Nights ... ‘What a Bod!’’, Rollerskating ... WH RJ JTJWUD...Capew M ... Let the Good Times Roll — The Cars. Anne Meriam: Sandy’s twin, Duncan Duo. Track, Track, Track. Shorty. You’re kidding!? Muckmouth, when? FOOD? Moose power. Too much to do, too little time. Good times, good food, great friends. 2 Big Macs a Tab. Howy? Double Stuf Oreos. Mocha Chip. C, D, C, S, Psuedo Prep. Grubbies. N, J, M. Gee, No, GTE., Red Rasberry Rules. Sue Verzal: ‘I’m not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today.”’ William Allen White Natalie Krebs oi £ v naa Sy a 9 ’ ee it ® Ya Paul Honens Sue Verzal 80 Seniors Sue Verzal Tom Hankey Janice Linton John Potter Anne Meriam Mark Smith Lisa Holmes Paul Honens Natalie Krebs Brian McFarland Seniors 81 Cheryle Burke Don Brunton: For the eyes of a seer I would surrender my sight, For the thoughts of a poet, I would obstain from speech. For the feelings of an artist, I would abandon my hands. For there lies far greater value Within the treasures of the mind, Than all our earthly pleasures And worldly gifts combines. Cheryle Burke: Cheerleading 3,4 ‘Competition’. Spring shopping with Kim. Punk Day. Baking and selling with Doreen. (M M’s) Friendly’s Pigouts and diets. Marsh — vegas and friends. Lisa. 10-10-81 E.T.I.N.U.E.R. Macdonalds ... P.R. L.F. Thanks, the memories will be treasured. Matthew Ginsburg: DB Christ ine Hughes: Many years have passed and a day Still we walk in the path that Leads to the light — We must make our brother see That the light is he Shining on you and me The lands he gave Roads we must pave Thru each others eyes Humanity will rise In love — And our spirit will Be at one with thee. — Earth, Wind, Fire Christopher V. Kiesewetter: ‘To my fellow snakes ...”’ B.O.’s job at the Zac’s Lighthouse. Squirt me, ‘What's the big idea?” “Jeff, go crazy’, ‘“What’s up Dudes?” Corncob. “‘Y’’ Police Reports Weekly. PH and his powerful stang. ‘ ‘Chris, who’s been ripping out our bushes?”’ No comment. “‘I told you so”’ RM FS, “Jen You're crazy” “I love Pandas’? MV and the Shiretown. “Chris, it’s about your grades.’’ Bobbin workers unite. Sir-loins paper route. “I’m going to ask you to please leave the library.”” L.L.O. Library Libera- tion Organization shall return. “‘take it easy, weaver!” Much success to the class of 82. ‘‘Hello Rusty Jones” 82 Seniors Christine Hughes Christopher V. Kiesewetter Don Brunton Holly Moultrie Karen Young Chris V. Kiesewetter Danchi Wang Matthew Ginsburg Christine Hughes Don Brunton Susan Ginsburg Holly Moultrie Cheryle Burke Eric Harvey Susan Ginsburg, Matthew Ginsburg Eric Harvey Karen Young Seniors 83 Steve Jenal pes Weaaitiny DRA David Wallwork Amy Bleakney a Lisa Cheney Steve Jenal Amy Bleakney Steve Perry Pam Keough Peter Olson Jennifer Lawson Richard Wittenberg Lisa Kleine David Wallwork 84 Seniors Jennifer Lawson Steve Perry g Pam Keough Amy Bleakney: The B3-Maui; “13’’; mush; GC-NH, sd: Funny as anything! Lisa Cheney: The B-3: Maui 3 — together, 4 — eachother sdNH “‘Oh no ... we’re doomed” TAAW! you redoubleth joys and cutteth griefs in halves --”’ --”’ J.L. August 20. Certain of nothing and another road to “Fly, but don’t look down. Take as much as you think you ought to, give just as much as you can. Don’t forget what your failures have taught you or else you'll learn them all over again.” Pam Keough: ‘‘A smile, a twinkle, a sudden gentle breeze remind me of you; a friend.”’ “Not am I only very worried about you, but lam scared that somehow I am losing you.” “So often the sun is shining on me, but its brilliance I am blind to see.” In my own way, I will always love you, C.R. Lisa Kleine: Swim team 1,2,3,4. Track 2,3. Froggy Basketball games, Springthing, Sophomore ski trip, Summer 1980 — Maine, the Doors, “People are strange” ... Softball, New York City — Spiral Stair- cases, concerts, Waterskiing, Hobbies from Quebec, McD’s, Friendly’s, Living, Loving, Laughing — Spring 1981: SJ Senior Prom with F.B., Hampton Beach, Hollis parties, 6 6 81 weekend, Summer 1981: the bridge, the moon, and KT, Good times, Good Friends, memories ... Ursula — ‘‘Thank you for being a friend!” “Breathe, breathe in the air Don't be afraid to care. Leave, but don’t leave me Look around, choose your own ground. For long you live, and high you fly Smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.’’ — Pink Floyd. se Lawson: The B-3: Maui — sdNH ... Prom 1. David Wallwork: Thanks Ellen, Di, Joe, D.M., J.D., SMA Pes) hee WF. GA M.S... KR: J.M; B.D. Led Zeppelin, the Doors, Molly Hatchet, Blue Oyster Cult, Leathers, Fast cars, and my Budweisers. Nothing but a party. Later Richard Wittenberg: ““You cannot run away from a weakness; you must some time fight it out or perish; and if that be so, why not now, and where you stand?” — Robert Louis Stevenson Lisa Cheney Seniors 85 Jeff Rothfeld Sara Hall Bob Everett Rosemary Moles Tim Algeo Monica Jones Bob Szarek Becky Dorian Terrence Lynch Joan Daly Jeff Rothfeld Joan Daly Bob Szarek Terrence Lynch 86 Seniors Bob Everett Monica Jones 4 Rosemary Moles Tim Algeo Sara Hall Rebecca Dorian — Court Yard — LK, CK, RE, SH, KS, MP, AV, SB, SL, LR, LM, DBDB We’re the class of ’82 The Studio — ‘“‘your car has such personality” For all the times I drove you at school, Thanx to my radio and passenger — Christmas Party at LR’s — “‘A Train A Train” Theophilos, May 30, 81, August 8-9, To keith I will love you always, Steve K — Janet's party, Thanx, You made me stop doing I would have regret- ted, Luv U — “This could be your last chance to believe in yourself, your last chance to yell, Your last chance to be good to yourself, your last chance to drink from life’s well” ‘Music is my first love and it will be my last Music of the future — Music of the past To live without music would be impossible to do Cause in this world of troubles my music pulls me through.” John Miles To all of my friends — Thank you for the most crazy, mixed-up, sad, joyful, confusing, loving four years of a life. I will love you all forever ... tere) Sara Hall: Highways and dancehalls a good song takes you far You write about the moon and you dream about the stars Blues in old motel rooms girls in daddy’s cars you sing about the nights and you laugh about the scars Coffee in the morning cocaine after- noons You talk about the weather and you grin about the rooms Phone calls long distance to tell how you’ve been Forget about the losses you exaggerate the wins And when you stop to let em know you ve got it down It’s just another town along the road. — The Road (Danny O’Keefe) Rosemary Moles: Taste the good times. Dream the ultra. Suit yourself, you’ve got it made! Overcome our fears, resh start. It’s your turn now, so say good- ye — Here comes the Yellow Brick Road. Jeff Rothfeld: ‘‘Let it be written, so let it be done.” Y.B. Seniors 87 Linda Campbell: | take life one day at a time. “Jim- my” Florida, Larry’s little sister. Seen with Lianne. Thanks to Mrs. H. — ““Mom”’ Mark Crosby: Cliques are O.K., but don’t tie yourself down. Thank you everyone. Football, Band, Track, Drama, Chorus-Special and Select, Romania! Radio, Computer, Troop 60. — Post 2, want to join? John DeMasi: | have enjoyed many activities at Lin- coln-Sudbury, like football, baseball, and others. I’ve made many friends — John, Rob, Nick, BQ, JP, MP, EF, DN, BC, JM, RR, JD, LR, BW, DM, AR, JB, BE, MM, DM, BP, JC, ANDI, MS, KF, SC, JS, LE, PK, HZ, LC, HH, LA, RM, MM, DP, AM, AV, and I could name others. I have enjoyed L-S and hope I will remember it in the future. P.S. I would like to thank Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Mulcahy, Mrs. Dence, Mr. Kroll, Jim Dusenbury, and my football coaches — Coach Lopez, Coach Gracefa, Coach Newell, and a special thanks to Coach Pietz, who should coach next year. Thanks M D “Born to Wander, Born to Fly Lynard Skynard will never die” Charles Nims Sandy Fosgate: Crewies — remember the good old days! — and Martha ... WYAJ, Special, Select, Post 2.”’ ... could only you unlock my skull, or I creep into yours.’’ — Ogden Nash Narog! Denise Rubin: cheerleading — signs with Lauren, red lights! b-ball with Karyn; OOZ, UFS, remember MBTA, D.C., tree? Romania ’81 — festive dinners, shaving cream. Toronto ’°80 — Smokies and the armpit. Rocky Horror! Loo memories. Espana! punk out! ’82 in Switz with D.S. Ting, blind dates! hungry Andy? AM tunes! S D good times together. intensely wired in 2163 with Carey! Sweet 16? thanx Marshes, love ya! Wild Thing ... I think you move me, Jim. Ceretlek. P.S. Please take care of Faryl for me. No love, no friendship, can cross the path of our destiny without leaving its mark upon us forever. Kathleen Marie Wilson: Varsity Soccer I, Il, II, IV ... Don’t give up until you drink from the silver cup ... Soccer Rules ... Weebles ... A smiling child makes the world worth it all ... Anita Biscuit ... Death ... He gave His beloved sheep, She is not dead, but asleep, When once the light of our brief day is exting- uished, There is a night of endless sleep . . . Good luck to the Class of “82” ... Mark Spratt Denise Rubin ‘ Cindy King Linda Campbell 88 Seniors Mark Crosby Andrew Ginsburg Linda Campbell John DeMasi Sandy Fosgate Mark Crosby Cindy King Mark Spratt Kathleen Marie Wilson Charles Nims Denise Rubin Seniors 89 Arthur Hamlin Annie Booth: Let the disappointments pass Let the laughter fill your glass Let your illusions last, until they shatter Whatever you might hope to find Among the thoughts that crowd your mind There won’t be many that ever really matter. — Jackson Browne D. — I’m gonna miss you. Margaret Connors: Best of friends . . . weed, whites, and wine. Mud slide slim and the blue horizon. It’s Tuesday, Jen. “Tf the thunder don’t get ya’ then the lightning will ...” Jerry Garcia Laurie Lee: ‘‘Little Lee’ ... D80 (IWARYT) ... growing and changing with Michelle . . . day trips with Becky T ... “Yes Charles, 1 DO know where you’re going to be for the next two weeks” . . . getting lost on 117 ... M M’sand Chinese food . . . Sharon— Only stolen moments. Make it last! ... BT + EB ... cher- ished yesterdays . . . “Thanks for the times that you’ve given me. The memories are all in my mind .. .” The days have gone all too quickly, but now it’s time to say good-bye ...’’ So live — fearlessly, honestly and decently . . . and may all that you do be done in love.” P.S. Take care of Mike for me. AnnMarie McGuire: Joey and Rie summer of 80, Barry, Nan cy, Joey, and CC. ‘‘Turn the Page’’, Good Luck, Nanc! Sharon Ricciardi: Field Hockey, Gymnastics capt. 81-82, Lacrosse, “Best of Friends’ Suzy-Smiley-Dee! “Just the two of us’”’ — Leslie ‘‘Are you sisters?” Fla. ’81 Tiny Dancer — Lisa ‘‘my red rose”’ together, fore- ver, wherever we go! — Squish Pooh “‘you’ve got a friend’ Hey Michels! “‘a smile costs nothing, but says so much” Tinman, Cheryl, Tecky B. Little Lee ‘What is ... Zep.’’ Lazy Summer Home ’81! “One of the most tragic things I know about human nature is that all of us tend to put off living. We are all dreaming of some magical rose garden over the hori- zon — instead of enjoying the roses that are blooming outside our windows today.” D.C. 90 Seniors Joesph O’Brien Laurie Lee Sharon Ricciardi AnnMarie McGuire Chris Park Laurie Lee Stephen A. Erskine Sharon Ricciardi Joeseph O’Brien Margaret Connors Tod Fulton Annie Booth Arthur Hamlin i Stephen A. Erskine of abt the + tS PEae Te Margaret Connors Annie Booth Seniors 91 Steve Plamondon Curt Diedrich Dorothy Straub Steve Plamondon Diane Sofia Andrew D. Clark Barbara Guentert Craig Middleton Kristen Hamilton Jeff LaCure Leslie Kennedy 92 Seniors Leslie Kennedy Curt Diedrich Andrew D. Clark: It’s over! co-cap track and co-cap baseball, we beat A.B. . . . Michelle P. thanx for all the caring you gave me, | love you a lot. “Baseball in the summer’ We will beat you in college T.S. you can bet on it. Best of friends Jeff L., Curt D., Craig M. Saturday night car crash. Good luck guys ... Saturday night cruising. Nothing to do . . . hitting F and G. Working at the R.R. Misstah, Ceeds, Big Guy! “‘I would like to say my years here have been great, but .. .”’ “Talk to ya later” . .. Lost weekends. Parking on Saturday nights. Later guys. Curt Diedrich: “Do what you want ... be what you are.” H O, Track ... The Kink ... XC Co-Captain ... Wayland King Dome ... SI’82 PF ... “Just run how you feel’? ... Spring Co-Cap ... Jeffery, Mid, Clack — “‘tanx”’ 922 The’Datsun ... ‘‘Ya well ______ you JL”... Rt.9 ... We made it — but it sure was close ... Victory .. . “Why?” ... Summer of ’81—FPD ... Sat. nights ... Chorus .. . Evaaan, Bob, Mike, Bits . . . Toronto — the arm pit ... Roma- nia — lasi — Sibiel, nice mud, right Bob? ... Un- forgettable!! “Wonder what tomorrow brings? .. . who knows ...”” ELO It was fun — most of it anyway — Thanks everyone ... Good luck always. Leslie Kennedy: So many endings, so many more beginnings! P.G.S. + M.W. Forever! Down central with LH, DB, + LD. Always remember: Rock Lobster w LH, the NY times + two silly girls at the Cape, Ec:s w RL., MR + Mrs P, Mrs S (+JR.) and Mr OB!! The summers of friendship, w Donato, working. The memories to keep, the others already forgiven for- gotten. All that was familiar is gone, only new spaces left to fill. deff LaCure: Jane M. — You're very special to me. | will always remember our good times together. Bas- ketball ... Sweetness ... Track. ‘‘Hi, Alison.” ‘“Doc- tor L.B.” the Bug. ‘‘Tell me she ain’t fine’. Parking, Crane Beach. J.M. (Loser), ‘“Gawd’’ What a fool be- lieves. ‘‘Mid’’, Clack, ‘‘Cieds’”” — Somehow we made it through 4 years — we almost didn’t! ‘“Yeess’’ Doobie Bros. “H+O” Concerts. Eddy — My brother — You’re Number ‘1’! Thanks God. ‘‘Minute by minute, | keep holdin on’? — Doobie Bros. Craig Middleton Seniors 93 Diane Bassett Ron Jackson Kathy Fennell Roy Mills Cindy Corcoran Charles Rudnick Nancy Buckley Jonathan Keevil Detra Dennis Craig Evans Diane Bassett Detra Dennis Ron Jackson 94 Seniors Nancy Buckley Charles Rudnick Cindy Corcoran Roy Mills Diane Bassett: ‘“‘To be what we are, and to become all that we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life.” — Robert Louis Stevenson Te amo siempre, Charles; thank you for everything Uncle Bob; Romania ’81, poftim? Tweedle dee and me; love and luck to Sarah and Gordon. Most of all, to Sharon, live your dreams, I love you. Nancy Buckley: ‘‘Nance and Nance; West Hartford; with a “‘y’; Light; Florida; collage; We can’t, we’re working; Ring 15; No Way; J.B.; Hazey, Flash, H.B.H. and R.C.; Beacon; N.W.C.; Bus Rides; Specific Gate; Grandfathers; ‘‘. .. Now I understand, you know you sae please everyone, so you've got to please your- self. Kathy Fennell: “Oh set me Free!”’ “Snow quietly transforms the world and brightens my heart.” Ron Jackson: This one’s for you, Dad. Helloohh, J.T. Play that sax R.A. Roll on W.H. Keep on singin’ them tunes, J.L. (but please don’t hit me again). Keep on being you, J.R. Chinese all the way, S.R. Howaya Gary? Varsity tennis, Arthur, Ffforks, falcons, Sinatra, Philly. As Frank would say, “It was a very good year.” Jonathan Keevil: ‘‘When the mixtures begin to thick- en, pour the chocolate part into the pie shell and cover with the rum-flavored custard. Top with thin layer of sweetened whipped cream and sprinkle with thin shav- ings of chocolate.’”” — Tsubouchi Shoyo — Charles Rudnick: Buna dimineatsa, Bob ... Estoy enamorada de ti, Di . . . Poftim? ... See youin Rome, Biff and Bootsie ... I don’t care, I’ll be in Romania next week ... Start spreadin’ the news, Ron ... Warmest regards to Big Hess, Guido, JK, E Baum, B “TC” T, Ames, L?, Sarah, and Mike Sue. Thanks for everything, Mr. Heys. “Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.”’ — Winston Churchill Seniors 95 Catherine Wachtler: The Fab Four ... Swim Team, co-captain ... N.Y. w Kath ... “the pit” ... Uno’s ... L-S-D ... Nantucket ... tennis ... grape fish .. . 401 ... floor hockey ... Folsom’s w Monica ... H? ... dinner at Adolph’s . .. wicked! When you look over your shoulder And you see the life that you’ve left behind When you think it over do you ever wonder? What it is that holds your life so close to mine Carol McClure: If you can imagine it, You can achieve it. If you can dream it, You can become it. And to Dawn and Anne: Critical Mass will live forever! Kathleen Kelly: Volleyball, The Fab 5, My Nantucket Summers. To those gentle ones my memory runs To the laughter we shared at the meals I filled their kitchens and living rooms With my schemes and my broken wheels It was never clear how far or near The gates to my citadel lay They were cutting from stone some dreams of their own But they listened to mine anyway. “Farther On’? — Jackson Brown Everyone I’ve ever know has wished me well Anyway that’s how it seems, it’s hard to tell Maybe people only ask you how you’re doing ’Cause that’s easier than letting on how little they could care But when you know that you’ve got a real friend somewhere Suddenly all the others are so much easier to bear. “The Late Show” — Jackson Brown Thank you, Cath. Elizabeth Kassner: “It’s so sad when you're young to be told you’re having fun.”” ... Blue hats on the hill ... Lizzard ... Wanna G.H.? . .. Germany summer of 81 ... Chinese food ... MUNCHIES! . . . Court- yard times: D.B., D.B. we’re the class of 82. “For long you live and high you fly Smiles you give and tears you cry All you can touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.”” — Pink Floyd. Peter Linstrom 96 Seniors | - ye Catherine Wachtler David Segien iy Chuck Casto Elizabeth Kassner 3 ‘then eemnniinand Se X ra s Carol McClure Edward Perry Catherine Wachtler Charles Morania Angela Coleman Chuck Casto Liz Kassner Peter Linstrom Kathleen Kelly David Segien Carol McClure Edward Perry Seniors 97 John Healy Kelley Cronin: behind the smite, a % or more? cried with the best and laughed with the rest. the hill; he never listens to them, he knows that they’re the fool. rainy day people. I have a friend I never see, he hides his head inside a dream. SL, WV, B, MV, Hepp. — travellers — NTMN. Betty Ug. Don’t let it bring you down; ... peace, love, granola, and caterpillars, Mol. embattled illusions. John Healy: “Heals”, Soccer, Baseball ... “It was a mule | tell you!’ To my friends, We’ve been through good times and bad ... Even if it was only on weekends. Thanks — Tony, Doug C., Donny, and Furc. Hi MEG! Chie Sasaki: 5-33-8 Sauradai Nerima-ku, Tokyo (03) 991-9707 CALL ME! Katie Stewart: “If | should meet thee after long years, How should I greet thee? With silence and tears.”’ — Lord Byron Thank you J and P for the too few learning experi- ences. Excuse me Mr. Anderson, but . . . campfires are more fun than chasing peons. Zany’s sister. Raft Trip — 1979, Australia 1981. “We read that we ought to forgive our enemies; but we do not read that we ought to forgive our friends.” — Bacon ‘Lighting one of the many dusky pathways that stood before me.” — W.O. Suzanne Swain: ‘“Confusion hath now made its mas- terpiece!”’ Most of your hair has been loved off And your eyes drop out and you get loose At the joints and very shabby But these things don’t matter at all Because once you are real You can’t be ugly except to the people Who don’t understand. — M. Williams It was a few smelly individuals that cleared away The cobwebs, made their mark, gave sisterly advice, Poured pal love. And these fell upon empty eyes And lips creating, finally, this learned heart. — Suzanne 98 Seniors Robert More Frank Taskovics 4 7 Kelley Cronin John Healy Katie Stewart Marc Freundlich Darnella Sykes Robert More Suzanne Swain Frank Taskovics Kelley Cronin Gordon Steltzer Chie Sasaki Chie Sasaki Gordon Steltzer Marc Freundlich Darnella Sykes Seniors 99 Charlie Friel Cindy Munroe Michael Bergantino Cindy Munroe Charlie Friel Leslie McCall Alan Royal Julie Kirrane Mark Ruckstuhl Betsy Duggan Rich Angle Libby More 100 Seniors Rich Angle: ‘‘We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust our sails.”’ Michael Bergantino: “‘A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature.” — R.W. Emerson ... Select and Special . .. Toronto and Romania . .. Rum Cake! ... Thanks guys for everything ... S’up? ... See you all in LA, right? ... “NP, NP” ... Bob... Curia b Veen “Bits Tedward” ... Charlie — (C.W.) ... Muck ... CR ... and thanks B and J.W. for a great year! DYAD ... JRW, Bits, Heals, Charles, Charlie, Ben and Jon — You all made iife a little easier. — Take care mon frere Robert, I’m sure the house won't be the same without me ... “‘We only live life once, but if we do it right, once is enough!” Betsy Duggan: N.F.R., m.1.T. Charlie Friel: The best part of one’s life is the working part, the creative part. Believe me, I love to succeed ... However, the real spiritual and emotional excite- ment is in the doing. Garson Kanin Leslie McCall: How long the road is. But all the time the journey has taken, how you have needed every second of it in order to learn what the road passes by. — Dag Hammerskjold. Leslie McCall Rich Angle Faces from the panorama Each with his own trademark, Always to be remembered. Thank you, God. and thank you, AR. Libby More: “Give a little bit of your love to me lll give a little bit Pll give a little bit of my life for you Now’s the time that we need to share So find, yourself, we’re on our way back home ... — Supertramp ” “T am free And freedom tastes of reality ...” — The Who Au revoir, Mr. Heys. Cindy Munroe: The Fab 5” ... K , Megera, Anne, Catherine ... Chinese Red Light ... Steve’s all the way ... Volleyball ... DAO! ... Track? ... W.F. CC. ... Precious Moments Shared . . . Life begins on Friday ... John “‘Leave them laughing or leave them pondering over the laughter.”’ Mark Ruckstuhl: “... To act without planning is unethical and irresponsible, for as planners and mana- = gers we must assume responsibility for the future.” Julie Kirrane Libby More — Robert J. Allio ee a , SRBY It, Seniors 101 Donny Taylor Terri Burtoft Marc David Bonnie Woodland Doug Clery Meg Sifferlen Doug Furciniti Cindy Huneck Tony Scafidi Anita Arnum Cindy Huneck Donny Taylor Doug Furciniti Terri Burtoft 102 Seniors Meg Sifferlen Bonnie Woodland Doug Clery Marc David Tony Scafidi Doug Clery: Best of Friends ... Tony, Donny, Furce Weekend Friend ... Heals (Only Kidding) Beach Boys at Tanglewood, 8 27 81 Commodores at the Chateau de Ville, 11 20 81 Sign Stealing .. . Ski Trip ... Super Freak ... Baseball To have any money is a full time job I don’t need the ea I'm a lazy slob. ang Fire, The Rolling Stones To Shawn ... Hotter than cakes on a griddle To Don ... The best getaway driver around To Doug ... You still owe me money To John ... You and me have the best of times To Tony ... Thank you for being a friend ... Doug Furciniti: Best of friends ... DT, Tony, Doug. Weekend friend ... ((only kidding). Beach Boys at Tanglewood, 8 27 81 ... Commodores at Cheateau de Ville, 11 20 81. Sign Stealing ... Ski Trip ... Roller Skating ... Gymnastics 1,2,3,4 ... Baseball 1,2,3,4. “Tempted by the fruit of another.’’ Donny and! ... one and the same! The past has been the best to us all, but no matter how much we desire it, we can never return. Still, the memories will never fade ... Tony Scafidi: L-S Baseball Rules (co-Capt.) — ey aes ... Winter Track —4 .. . Basket- all — 1. Best of Friends ... Cler, D.T., and Furce. Weekend Friend ... Heals (only kidding) Sign Stealing ... Roller Skating ... Super Freak Beach Boys at Tanglewood — 8 27 81 Commodores at the Chateau de Ville — 11 20 81 Doug ... the friendship we share will last a lifetime. Steph ... a part of me will always be you a part of you will always be me that much is certain no matter what else happens — Larry S. Chengges Donny Taylor: Best of Friends . .. Cler, Tony, Furce Weekend Friend . . . Heals (only kidding) Beach Boys at Tanglewood, 8 27 81 Commodores at Cheateau de Ville, 11 20 81 Sign Stealing ... Ski Trip ... Doug ... a good friend outlasts the best girlfriend. Soccer “Cap’’, Basketball, Baseball, Track. It takes a whole life to learn how to live. Seniors 103 Alison Adolph: No! I am not Prince Hamlet, nor was meant to be; Am an attendant lord, one that will do To start a progress, start a scene or two, Advise the prince; no doubt, an easy tool, Deferential, glad to be of use, Politic, cautious, and meticulous; Full of high sentence, but a bit obtuse; At times, indeed, almost ridiculous — Almost, at times, the Fool T.S. Eliot The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock (Pretentious quotations are the surest road to tedium.) Richard Battista: K.S.B.O., N.F.W., “WHERE ARE ALL THE RALLIES?” ... KID CAMARO ... WHAT’S HAPPENING, STUDLEY! ... RICKY CINDY (WEDNESDAYS) ... THINK SNOW ... WEEKENDS, G.A. “GOOD TIMES, BAD TIMES, YOU KNOW IVE HAD MY SHARE.” — Led Zep phere cw a Dianna Fischer: “The memories of good times good friends will always be remembered.” — special thanks to KS, CD, JL, NK. also, special thanks to DSJ (I.W.A.L.Y.F.) “And when you've found another soul Who sees into your soul Take good care of each other.”’ Jackson Browne Karen Haessler: Varsity soccer 1,2,3,4, ‘“Haes’’. “Where’s Laurie?”’ Chip + Dale, sisters? Burr . . . Field parties, Soccer parties. I.C.C.C. Hi man. Tanglewood, Doobies, Outlaws foghat, J. Geils, McD’s, Road trip to N.H. Daddy, my second home. L.B., J.C., M.C., thanks for the memories. To my parents: without you I never would have made it. To Eric: Thanks for your help and friendship. “‘So far away, Doesn’t anybody stay in one place anymore? It would be so fine to see your face at my door.” — Carole King Karen Haessler 104 Seniors Richard Battista Scott Harvey Ken Ford ee ee | ki iran aios ae a - S ee he 2 S2838 a3 Le 52723 E2500 Se SG Sita 3 LC's i?) Dri. s Sesoé a 2 e Seeas ZEroQS of0EL = 3.0 0n NOM we mi5xMmO Emily Blatt Robert Cobuzzi James Jackson Dianna Fischer 105 Seniors Shawn Magee Robin Epstein: Out of the night covers me, Black as the pit from pole to pole, I thank whatever gods may be for For my unconquerable soul. In the fell clutch of circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud. Under the bludgeonings of chance my head is bloody, but unbowed. Beyond this place of wrath and tears Looms but the Horror of the shade, and yet the menace of the years Finds, and shall find, me unafraid. It matters not how straight the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate: Il am the captain of my soul. W.H. Henley Christine Fredella: Karyn ... Stanley ... Jenny, ou’ve been great! ... SR. PF, SR.PF Trips orseback riding, Skiing. The Beach ... Bob Seger, “Turn the Page’’, ‘“‘Reasons’”’ Benton, Thanks for being a friend! Now the lines have all been read And how you knew them all by heart, Now we move toward the door, Here it comes the hardest part. Like a guest who stayed too long, Now it’s finally time to leave, take it calmly and serene, It’s the famous final scene. Bob Seger Peter Hall: Les amis, ces parents que !’on se fait soi-meme. — Deschamps Rosemary O’Brien: Spring Track 1,2. Gymnastics 3. June 5, 1980. Love Reign O’er Me . California and Hawaii ’79. Bermuda twice in’81. Where’s Beth. Cars concert with Chris, Outlaws with Susan. Summers on the Boru. P.LY.C. JS and CA. Oakbluffs and Onset Bay. Ski Sunset Cove and 93. My Whaler and My water bed. Ow Well ... Mass Maritime someday, Hawaii first. 106 Seniors Robin Epstein ‘eed Christine Fredella Paul Pitts a i Ss Bill Zola Ashley Richardson Ni Pea a A ee Martin Kaupp Robin Epstein Bill Zola Christine Fredella Shawn Magee Ashley Richardson Peter Hall Rosemary O’Brien Paul Pitts Karen Bigwood sani memes Martin Kaupp Karen Bigwood Rosemary O’Brien Seniors 107 Kurt Douty Nanci Hunter Craig Ward Catherine Haas Eric Dow Elise Lemire Brian Gogolin Nina Braude Mike Feinberg Melissa Ehn 108 Seniors Nina Braude Elise Lemire Nanci Hunter: Hi Sharon, 6 25, 5 2, ... Frank ... Kath O.D. ... MMM+Toy ... EB3 ... Hockey Cheerleading 1,2,3 ... notes on cars ... Ring 15 ... Nance and Nance ... Buck ... Nini and Eileen ... My buddy uts! ... Cottage Cheese ... Amy and Ping L.B. ... Tues. n ... G. Molies! ... Lisa UVM (LLB) ... Preppie ... TimingD.G. ... ‘THE FABS” ... Pizza and Diets ... Gators and Preps ... McD’s ... Munchies ... Private stock = Tues. are Bo Days a “| gotta work” ... Lights at specific 6 ... Class, e! Catherine Haas: outta here! ... Stephen ... good friends ... the B.H. shack ... P.F. ... only three years! ... PARTY HEARTY ... Goodriches ... be B. Bea bee LL, Mics. PUM... Fela we a le 9’s, Scotty Marcus .. . rumand what? ...C+G’s... : Feb. 2, April 4 ... B.O.C. concert ... “what a long, y ' strange trip it’s been” ... take it easy! . . . I love you, Steve. Melissa Ehn: Brian Gogolin “Some of them are all that’s left Some of them are just dead regrets Some of them are shining out through everything I see Some of them live in photographs Some of them still give me a laugh Some of them I’ve altered slowly as they’ they’re changing me.”’ Ultravox Eric Dow: Life is an intricate puzzle for which we all must find our own solution. Kurt Douty — I know but nobody knows where you came and where you go. Dream on — Aerosmith As a me, I’m a breeze that keeps flowin’ down the roa Nina Braude: Summers on The Vineyard and Calif. ... Collars Up! ... Bummers . . . Funcky . . . Tootles! be eLOVG: Val ke Leave but don’t leave me Look around and choose your own ground For long you live and high you fly And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.” tt | Michael Feinberg Catherine Haas Craig Ward Nanci Hunter Seniors 109 Leslie Bishop Sarah Donaldson David Neal Loretta Samuel Paula Mackenzie Tracy Terrell Alex Cherniack Kim Kurris Brian Kane Pamela Domico Alex Cherniack Sarah Donaldson Loretta Samuel Leslie Bishop 110 Seniors Pamela Domico Tracy Terrell Leslie Bishop: 3 11, 7 21 81. E.B. the B.A. ‘“‘Fatso and the first date. The start of something extraordinary. “Stick ’em up.”’ 3-door Dart. Backyard parking space. Studdly, Mr. Lizard, ‘“‘Peetar’’, ‘For sure’’, the Korna, Stoney, Proms! The Bench. Killington 2 15-20 81. Cold ther Moths, and Mosquito Night. Summers 80 and 81. Slow Ride (F.H.) Longer than (D.F.) Cape Cod. 9 5 81 9:20 Heart failure, U. of D. HBP’s, Coke Vermouth? KJJBMDDP, Barb Bushwaw, Michiko TLT, “Private Stock’’, ‘““Where’s M?, M who? M.M.” M— U knew we could do it. Sisters? H.G.’s 16, 12. Sneakin’ out. Fos- Fish, bestestestest friends, Store 24, M., N.H. hbp raft plans, church retreat, Portholes holes. N.H. Debi. MDK — thank you, | love you. Hawaii, Island X. — I remember those days hangin’ out at the village green. Engineer boots, leath- er jackets, and tight blue jeans. Cold beer, hot lights, my sweet romantic teenage nights. — Billy Joel — Bad Case of Lovin’ You — Robert Palmer — Singin’, do was ditty, ditty dum, ditty do Alex Cherniack: I don’t know what I don’t know — and sometimes I know I don’t know too. Brian Kane: “Everything is funny as long as it happens to someone else.’’ — Will Rogers. ‘‘Tout passe, tout casse, tout lasse.’’ — Proverbe Anonyme. Paula MacKenzie: ‘Backseat Boogie’, ‘“Macka’’, senior Punk day, Egg Fights, ‘“‘All good and crazy times spent with Kiki and Moe’’, To Kelly, the other Main-E- Ac, ‘Walla’. David Neal: Close the door, put out the light No, he won’t be home tonight The snow falls hard and don’t you know The winds of Thor are blowing cold. — Led Zeppelin Sail away, away Ripples never come back Gone to the other side. Sail away, away. — Genesis Thanks: Fred, Tim, Geoff, John, Scott, Diana, for a good year. Loretta Samuel: In your vision of the world is the image of yourself. Seniors 111 Kristi Davis: DP attacks ... Chem. with Sar ... what a gas ... “Pudge” ... Prep City ... Thanks Guys! on’t let your aim ever stray, and if all your hopes survive, your destiny will arive ... Ann Farina: RL the big yellow Jubie. LH, AS, Stow Parties w AW, Hu, KB, Darc!!! Red Cars, Doug, SB, LK, DB Kathryn C. George: Kiss today goodbye and point me towards tomorrow, wish me luck, the same to you, and I won’t forget . . . One day in your life you'll remember the love you found here ... Believe in yourself! This tree of life so far from perfection share a little love to improve our iceagrea: : are the hope for future learning ; That old bush just keeps on burning. posal Thank you God, and Thank you M.B. Peter Taschioglou: Life’s Mathematical equation: (The amount one gives of (fear of both giving and oneself) — receiving) (Amount one expects from others) = The amount one receives, and is therefore fullfilled. Rebecca Tingey: Eric, ‘“‘The circle of our love extends beyond the reach of time.” 5 9 81, BTT, “laughing side by side’, “Lead me, guide me, walk beside me, help me find the way.”’ . . . Toronto’80, Romania’81, mulumesc Bob, little black cow? Poftim?! ... Dee and Di, C.R., Roo — blind dates, Where’s Sherry? Sois seulement mon ami, Little Lee, Brig.’s charge account, C.G.+ D.G. ... 9+ 8in4 yrs., Quito “so far away”, Good luck Rick, BYU (w Mike!) ... Remember our Poems, prayers and promises And things that we believe in, How sweet is is to love someone, How right it is to care, How long it’s been since yesterday And what about tomorrow? And what about our dreams And all the memories we shared? Kathryn C. George Peter Taschioglou Rebecca Tingey Catrin Pittack 112 Seniors Jean-Pierre Marjollet Michael Mele 7 John Gerry dr. Catrin Pittack Jean-Pierre Marjollet Ann Farina Peter Taschioglou Kristi Davis Michael Mele Kathryn C. George Christopher Marino Rebecca Tingey Seniors 113 Peter Fink Laurie Beausoleil: Doobies 1,2 J. Geils I was there wasn’t I? Tanglewood who’s gonna buy tonight? field arties ... busted. Soccer 2,3,4. Where’s Karen? cD’s forever — low budget E Coast Road Trip ’81 “The Midnight Canadian Riders’? Weekend parties “cheap thrills” J.C., M.C., K.H. thanks for all the memories — “‘You can’t always get what you want but if you try sometime you get what you need.’”’ — The Rolling Stones Jennifer Cleary: All That You Dream ... Doobies, JB, JG, Fog-Out, REO, BB, VH, TP, Boston Adven- tures, Beach Days, Go Punk! sledding with BB, Black’n Decker Crew, The Boat, Doublemint and Reeses, The Midnight Canadian Riders, survival in Maine, Janis, Purple Hair, Dad’s 50th, The Hill, Square Headlights, MC — we’re actually here! Rich- mond is the place to be, Raggedy Ann and Andy, Munchies, Karen — constantly woofin, BC games, JG — Vienna Fingers rule, Soccer — captain — 4 years V., Kidnapped by my own team, Softball — defeated, School Shotput record? Success in Senate — I hope, Leukemia Fairs — Telethons — Interviews — Involve- ment, Thanks to alot of people, Esp. ... Laurie and Margaret, KH, CF, SW ... Just Follow the Rules and keep your eyes on the road that’s ahead of you ... Pawel George Littlefeat Jennifer Daitch: Camp Hayward, Burgess, Clark, Socials ... 11:11 Club ... ’76-79, Liz, third period talks, the but hut, Scusset Beach. Lawee! We have to keep in touch, Rosie. Yeah . . . so what are the plans? Up all night at CB’s, Sue’s House — Doors. Hey Chris, “The Farms” ... Bob, you’ve been a good friend. Late ride to Norwood ... David, Liz, Chip, it’s Bob Baglio — summer ’81 As we mature, life i tself will become more complicated, but without conflict and obstacles one would not find life a challenge. Jody Stimmell: You might not ever become who you want to be, where you want to be, or when you want to be, but thank God your not what you were. Anna Wennerholm: This year has been just great! It is a memory I will have through life. Thanks to all of you people, students and teachers, who made my stay here wonderful! Especially thanks to Emily and Ann-Mara! | like the U.S.A:! Welcome to Sweden anyone, anytime! 114 Seniors . ie Laurie Beaus oleil Steve Lewis Jennifer Cleary PU RLLLT Jennifer Daitch Karl Kornfeld Anna Wennerholm John Aiello Jennifer Daitch Peter Fink Laurie Beausoleil ae Jody Stimmel Anna Wennerholm Ann Byington John Aiello Seniors 115 116 Alex Demos Ann Mara Scheff Srdjan Zecevic Amy Sitomer Bryan Dale Karyn Wilson Amr Kamel Leslie Thompson Tim Teabo Amy Yarbrough Seniors Amy Sitomer A. wt. te at Fe Fr anf . te Amr Kamel, Srdjan Zecevic e.3e™ « x Leslie Thompson Ann-Mara Scheff: Cherish what you have today, for it may be gone tomorrow. — Good-bye Martha; M.M., S.F., M.C., K.F., H.D., — Thanks. I love you all. Crewies Unicorns Forever! Amy Sitomer: Frosh hallway chases, Halloween at J.L.’s. Cornered in cars, ‘“Rhonda!’”” CHUCK AMY Leslie Thompson: Good times; Good friends; L.L., E.B., P.T., B.S., Perserverance, Faith, and Growth . . . Swimming 9,10,11,12 states and sectionals, S.A.C. ’76-°82 4:30 AM. Check Ya Bruce, Holyoke ’80; Chester ’81; shaving parties, bus rides ’nell, Davey, Mo, Kel’, Lisa, Peter — sleigh rides, good tunes. ‘“‘Life is like an ice cube’’ Chorus 11,12 Romania ’81, Tarom, rum cake, sweet breads, Oprika, mulumesc Bob. Thanks Mom, Dad, and Doug; I Love You. “The trees and I are shaken by the same winds but The trees will lose their withered leaves, I just can’t seem to let them loose. And they can’t refresh me those hot winds of the south Feel like and alien, a stranger in an alien place”’ Genesis Karyn Wilson: John — Thank you for being so special “11”. Pll always remember the good times thanks to: Chris, Denise, James, Donny, Jenny, Stanley, — Sr. P.F. “Memories May be beautiful and yet What’s too painful to remember We simply choose to forget. So, it’s the laughter We will remember Whenever we remember The way we were” Amy Yarbrough: DT’s do it again!! ‘“Me Di’’ HAIR a OE VEN FACES: J.G.M.G.; HLR, JK, DN J.T., and Me and D.M., S.D.! Narragansett, ‘ but anyways!” FRIENDLY’S — BENDIES! . Baby Amy Cakes — D.M., S.H. — AAAAAAH HH!!! “Don’t be hittin’ me!” ... “FAME I’m gonna live fOrevertaure es Til FRIEND!) .”.° FINE; SEE IF I CARE!” ... ‘“‘C’est la vie!” ... “In bu-cha-rest!”’ A.J.A.: “One for all and all for one.” ... “Just the TWO of us!’ ... THANKS! Uncle Bob, Mrs. K., Uncle Arthur and V.T.!! LOVE ’YA!! J.T., H.R., J.K., MGR G Resse. Der. Ei G R P. bed. Wis R.M., A.R., D.M., S.H., A.E., K.H., E.H., R.J., P.K., T.F., and A.B. Forever, good friends are forever They never fade when they’re Weathered by the years ... — Orleans Tim Teabo Seniors 117 Simon Bollen Lisa Bonaceto Lauren Robison Kristy Fryer Glenn Allen Linda Mendez Margaret Boyle Paul Zarrilli Marcy Pianka Rhonda Laasanen Rhonda Laasanen NEVER MI ND , WERE’S THE Kristy Fryer Marcy Pianka Simon Bollen 118 Seniors Lisa Bonaceto Glenn Allen Lauren Robison Glenn Allen: “Friends “will be’’ friends, but then friends will be friends. — Caught in the “Sudbury Syndrome” Thanx Marshall, Mitchel, Millet, May, Ouida, Wood, and O’B. If life is but an illusion then we are ghosts of our imaginations If rete is but an illusion then we are the limit of infini P.S. And I am God. Lisa Bonaceto: Summer of ’81 Beaches ... crazy arties ... raising Hell ... concerts ... Love you ob, Pam, Gail memories good times forever Spring track 1,2,3,4 ... Ski Team 3,4 Margaret Boyle: The times we have now will always be remembered. F.A.: J.L., A.D., D.S. Kristy Fryer: Music makes people smile . . . and laugh ... and love. Love to S.F., A-M.S., M.M., H.D., M.C., B.F., C.M. Good-bye everybody! Rhonda Laasanen: ‘‘Some think the world was made for fun and frolic, and so do!’’. J.V. Softball 1,2. Frosh crushes. P.. Brownies the “Banana J’ w AF. Ist Acky w AS, JL, GZ. Good times w AS, AF, JL, Darc, GZ. Ec w LK. Nova “Ona Night Like This” Cape Cod, the Bronx Riunite Forever Jorge Rhonda. Linda Mendez: ‘“‘Goodbye High School, Hello World of Surprises.” Lauren Robison: Once in a dream Far beyond these castle walls Down by the bay where the Moonlight water falls I stood alone while the Minstrel sang his song So afraid I'd lost my soul There in the fog his song Kept calling me Leading me on with its Haunting melody Deep in my heart a voice Kept echoing I knew I'd soon be wandering Far beyond these castle walls Where the distant harbour Meets the Sky There the battle raged like hell And every dove had lost Its will to fly Far beyond these castle walls Where I thought I heard Tiresias say Life is never what it seems And every man must meet His destiny. — Dennis DeYoung Seniors 119 Learline Boseman: Good things come to those who wait! Jennifer Crawford: Soccer, Basketball, Lacrosse .. . supalamente . . . scoobeedawaaa . . . skittles, Captain Punch ... Katy O., Irish, Goose ... Teri, are you coming ... Poo Poo platters ... Mr. Gould where da yo u plug in those gloves, it’s been real, what . . . I hate Concord! “Take your time, think a lot, Think of everything you’ve got for ou will still be here tomorrow ut your dreams may not.” — Cat Stevens Elizabeth (Buffy) Greene: The only way on earth to multiply happiness is to divide it. — Paul Scherer Success is to be measured no so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. — Booker T. Washington Thanks everybody ... Heather Dickey: A friend is one who comes in when the whole world has come out ... Randi Marroni: To Ann: Pinkies to you; Remember E.S.P. To a Few: Stay the h-ll out of my business. “There are two paths you can go by, but in the long Beth Mitchell run, there’s still time to change the road you’re on.” Beth Moroney: The secret of life is to enjoy the passage of time. any fool can do it; there ain’t nothing to it ... And since we’re only here for a while; we might as well show some style ... Give a big smile! — J.T. Kenny ... I.W.A.B.Y.L.B. The good times are the best times; The bad times fade away. The good times are forever ... — J. Geils Beth Mitchell: Field Hockey ... Lacrosse ... EMass Champs ’81 ... Cape Cod Summers ... Nauset Beach ... CBC ... My good Friends ... Frosh par- ties... Mutt JdeffFF ... TMAD ... Enitsuj .. . Aug. 80 ... Punk Day ... T.P.F.T.D. ... Live, Love and Laugh ... CAC ... The moose (Y.V.S.A.W.B.) Hap- py are those who dream dreams and aren’t afraid to make them come true. — Jim Croce. ‘ Elena Pappalardo: Remember the rocks. Beth Moroney Fred Waugh Learline Boseman 120 Seniors Buffy Greene Randi Marroni Heather Dickey Jennifer Crawford Learline Boseman Elizabeth Greene Heather Dickey Eustace Patterson Elena Pappalardo Jennifer Crawford Fred Waugh Beth Moroney Beth Mitchell Randi Marroni Seniors 121 Sharon Mahoney Karyn Howes: I salute you! There is nothing I can give you which you have not; but there is much, that, While I cannot give, you can take. No Heaven can come to us unless our hearts find res t in it today. Take Heaven. No peace lies in the future which is not hidden in this present instant. Take Peace. The gloom of the world is but a shadow; behind it, yet, within our reach, is joy. Take Joy. And so, at this ... time, I greet you; with the prayer that for You, now and forever, the day breaks and the shadows flee away. — Fra Glovanni Irene Mealey: Why do we disregard each other so carelessly? Don’t you realize that what we have we should treasure, because it is often the things we take for granted that God takes away. David Roche: If | leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me? ’Cause | must be travellin’ on now There’s too many places I’ve got to see ’Cause I’m as free as a Bird now! — Lynyrd Skynyrd David Scholefield: I will live free, or not at all. — Papillion John Trubiano: Jazz Band, Piano, Clarinet, Tennis ... “RRSKJKKD” ... Dr. “Jd”? — Economics — , “T look to the sea Reflections in the waves Spark my memory Some happy, some sad I think of childhood friends And the dreams we had” Dennis De Young — Styx — 122 Seniors Maureen Leonard David Roche plitzky Elyse Te David Scholefield John Trubiano Karyn Howes Maureen Leonard Sharon Mahoney David Scholefield Irene Mealey Elyse Teplitzky David Roche Kim Rogers Diana Dudley Seniors 123 John Pitchel Pam Freedman Diane Barker Linda Beck Mary O’Donnell Diane Barker Bill Quinn Greg McKnight Lyn Johnson John Pitchel Pam Freedman Kimberlee Jaixen Mary O’Brien 124 Seniors Mary O’Donnell Diane Barker: Weekends in N.H., the Bonneville, Boatlandings, a career in fashion? Mono, Living in Bedford ... “It’s time for us to say goodbye until we meet again, keep on smiling ... — Santana Linda Beck: These four years went by quickly, but we all enjoyed them. Thanx guys: (S K, C.B., S.M.) (R M’81 Conscience makes cowards of us all). Raffee Horse: The Camel and Roo — Summer of ’81. working on the farm (Cavicchio’s). — “He who says what he likes, must hear what he does not like.” — M. Jupper Pam Freedman: Summer ’81, parties, concerts, “those crazy nights I will remember, ‘‘best of friends — Lisa, M.D., H.F., C.J., Robin — C.C., M.G., DS., K.D., Let the good times roll. — Cars ‘‘Live now, pay later.’’ — Foghat. Kimberlee Jaixen: E.C. ... A® ... S.F. ‘““awesome”’ ... K.D. and ILM. When I grow too old to dream, I'll have you to remember ... The prep revolution ... Pep Rally, Heart Fund, V.P., Promethean, thanx S.B. for letting my life begin Junior year! ‘‘To settle back is to settle without knowing the hard edge that you’re settling for .. .’” — Bruce Springstein. Ethlen (Lyn) Johnson: Have many friends, and treat them well. But never to them your secret tell. For when your friends become your foes, around the world your secret goes. Class of “82” — we’re the joint. Mary O’Brien: Meggie, ‘‘The Oldies’’, the glass, Baby Blue Bessy, S.M. and Sentry, T.O.L.S.T.T.F.P., Senior Punk Day Mary O’Donnell: M.H.S. ... Dea ... Annie V ... Stina ... Baywee ... Bus rides to Boston ... F. Michael’s ... Strawberry D’s on B-days . . . Reunite andG.P.’s ... Anticipation ... regrets .. . “The Inn” ... “401” ... Midnight W’s and T’s . . . Steppenwolf and G.T.’s ... ““This is the end, and the beginning.” Bill Quinn: “Old man take a look at my eyes I’m a lot like you were ... ” Kimberlee Jaixen Seniors 125 se 32 a5 us J aap = x § = = Qo= v v mn S ¢ = = © Oa Bw oe a = =. ao + Oo 2 Ginny Nixon John Campbell Doreen Place John Patti Laura Siegel Laura Siegel Kelly Phelan Seniors 126 Doreen Place Michelle Marinelli Michelle Marinelli: Chiko ... Where’s Maria? Long trips in RI! Beach Runs! Bryant ... SMU ... F.S.! SAKS! Michelle Who? Nancy Who? Leslie ... Nanc- eye! Little L+D! KJJBMDDP J.M., D.M., and M.B., Chico ... Senior Gang! V.C.W., 8 7 81 ... LT! Gol- den Molies, R+C ... Tuesdays at 11 = PRIVATE STOCK! “It’s Raining!’ Tuna, PTG, “‘sup!”’ Mickey D’s, Pizza, Munchies! Kathy O’Donnell: PTG, B-Party, S.C., “My name is Larry’, Diet?, R.S.P.D.D.A.A.J., BAD CO., Summers in Minnesota, Mickey D’s, “Hey, what’s goin; on tonight?”’, ‘The Silver Streak’, Are you a turtle?, K C, Where’s the kitten?, J, Little OD, Numb gums and the Fribble Crew ... I will always remember the good times we all shared together. Kelly Phelan: KJJBMDDP ... TUNA! ... 11 11... ip ... Jarman, B.C. ... Hawsie; ‘“‘on a diet, what a riot!”, PTG, D’83 Rounds, Relations Day at North Shore, U.M.O., Newport, HBP, skiteam...H.S.... Who is this Dick? ... Lou, NASC, Wayland, Anzi, Diana Taylor, mushroom top, the zoo ... Wire; Days of Wine Noses, Smuggler’s Den, Pepe Lopez, Can- ton, 88, Horseneck togas ... the milkman .. . Handy Hill ... 76 Tickle ... Joe Gail ... Bucwheat! ... Teddy . .. Sugarloaf... Chiko ... Saks... SMU... Private Stock ... Chuck ... The Crutches! Doreen Place: Volleyball 2-4 ... Track 1-2-3-4 ... Tennis 1-2-3-4 ... Canada ’81 (777) ... Vermont with B P ... Maine with M ’80 (K R) and ’81 (Bretton Woods!) ... Summers in New Hampshire ... Friendlys with C ... Senior Punk Day . . . Senior Ladie’s Luncheon ... French Club ... Baking at C’s (M M’s) ... Cribbage with M, P K ... Thanks always B.G:! “Live your life one day at a time and show yourself a pretty good time!”’ — Arthur Laura Siegel: “For long you live and high you fly And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.” “| understand about indecision And I don’t care if I get behind (get me high) Cause people living in competition All I want is to have Peace of Mind.” To all my friends; I wish the best of luck and! know that I could have never lasted highschool without you all: S.B., R.D., M.G., A.D., A.M., K.B., D.W., E.T., M.H., T.L., J.F., M.P., L.J., C.H. But most of all, Davis. All the secrets we shared, all the mountains we moved, caught like a wild fire out of control. My love for you can never die, but only grow! Seniors 127 Dawn Alden: Life is good! Life is Earnest! And the grave is not its goal Dust though art and to dust retur- neth Was not written of the soul. And to Carol and Anne: Critical Mass will live forever! Elaine Cannalonga: Varsity football cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Varsity basketball cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Track — the hurdles — 9,10. Red Sox; Those silly shoes; ‘“Cowboy’’. I made it through “With a Little Help From My Friends ...” — The Beatles “Do not follow where the path may lead, but go where there is no path and leave a trail ...” Lori Freedman: Class of 81 .. . frosh-soph ski trip at SL ... 4 years of science with Zan — wouldn’t have made it without you ... early morning rituals with Sharon ... Chip ... BMW ... Carlos ... Cape with Deb — 1,2,3 couldn’t have been finer ... Best of times with the best of friends .. . TTHAB— wanna go out? ... Florida with Nanc — we really did it ... mom’s favorite quote ... summer of 81 ... N-DL-L — “wasted time” .. . The “‘eagles” Bug-‘‘power” ... “Angel from Montgomery” — Florida huh? ... Mom — C.G. — 3x a year — a learning experience ... Les 1,2,3 ... Wayne, always there, T-Y . . . Miss you, Gaz ... BETHIE ... Deb — COZ Nanc — 105 ... Wel- come to the world David ... Tennis 2,3,(4)? ... Thanks for everything Arna and Dad ... Friends are not only together, when they are side by side, even those who are far away, are still in our thoughts. Lud- wig van Beethoven. Valerie Hertweck: Can it be that it was all so simple then, or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again, tell me would we? Could we? Memories light the corners of my mind ... Sue Peck: Zeppelin . . . “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times” ... The corner, The locker ... McD’s ... Half-A-Bee ... Full parties ... Cars ... Slgsupl) a ACDC 22 W.E, OD eeeelbanx) Mom and Dad, All the friends animals — I love you all! ... “You're never sure if the illusion is real, you pinch yourself but the memories are all you feel”... Doug. Jonathan Payne 128 Seniors Lori Freedman Doug Bell ‘SSI9UNG ANOHINY JONVHO WH aor baevah = Woe tds | ce pe As Elaine Cannalonga Sue Peck Dawn Alden Lance VanDam Sue Wollins Valerie Hertwick Elaine Cannalonga John Elwell Georgette Hahn Gary Allen Lori Freedman Seniors 129 Pattie Follet Carol Bekampis: Field hockey 1,2,3,4 .. . softball 1,2 ... Oct.S ... summer’81 ... July 23 ... Mutt and Jeff ... Nauset beach parties with JW PF. Thanks for being there, Beth. “For long you live and high you fly smiles you give and tears you cry all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be.” Pink Floyd Pattie Follet: HUGS!! July 4, 1980 J.V. Volleyball Waterville Valley (N.Y.E. ’80) ’68 charger. SAAB Tur- bo Parties with P.S. at P.S.’ house. To Phil: “I’m gonna keep on lovin’ you cos it’s the only thing I wanna do, FOREVER lovin’ you ... ! To Amy D.: You’ve been a terrific friend the last three years and I'll always remember the good times we had — THE DEAD RULES! AND especially to Ames Y.: without whom | probably never would’ve made it through the last five years without your love and support! “‘If you get caught between the moon and New York City, the best that you can do is fall in love” C. Cross Kara McGarigal: Virginia, There’s a new kid in town, Soccer “81”, B.C., UMass, Turn the Page, McD’s, Munchies, Karen — I’m wicked psyched, Jen — Kid- napped, Little Feat, shopping, Punk Day, partying. Sue hang in there. Jen G. Ella, laughs, doopy you, Jen C. alala, many laughs + bruises, skittles, Jessy. Laurie — frees, Let’s skip, McD’s, tennis, Doobies, Business law (3 stooges), M.V. All the way. Teri— How’s Jason, chipy, talks, homework, cigs, thanks. Soccer parties 81. The memories of our laughter echo in my mind, perhaps we will be together someplace, another time. Anne Varriale: Courtyard w the gang. D.B., D.B. we're the class of 82. Winter ’80 at the labs with Kathy my bagel buddy! On the hill w K.S., S.B. Good times for sure! Kathy how many does he take? Summer 81 CGUME; It. K.F. —L.M. What did we hit? Molley Hatchet 1980 tour. L.K., K.S., S.B. remember domi- noes? HEY Lia where were you in ’69? 1:00 in the woods, I'll get her for that! BH’s all the time, chinese food with V W. Good times and good friends are forever. 130 Seniors Kara McGarigal Anne Russell Beth Tracey Roberta Gulick Roberto Johnson Anne Varriale Pattie Follett Nadine Jackson Kara McGarigal Greg Horton Carol Bekampis Anne Russell Carol Bekampis Seniors 131 Matt Branch Therese Zarr Sandi Morre Joseph Mancuso Suzanne Azerrad Kathy Leahy Karen Kalinowski Matt Branche Gail Sedzia Joseph Shaw Wendy Wharton 132 Seniors , niga ges en sat pRB: + f ain — ene tag ta « Mitchell Halligan BRT ORR YE SASS sso a eae oad ee es Suzanne Azerrad: Senior year (I can’t believe it!) Tennis, French Club, Washington trip, shopping (Chestnut Hill Mall), Paris, G.H. panchie! yellow bug (Maine). “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it.’’ — William Arthur Ward Karen Kalinowski: EACH HAPPINESS OF YESTER- DAY: I'll never forget G.S., D.N., L.G., R.C., The Gang, A.M., R.E., Y.E.S. ... James!! ... Hey do you wanna GUP? ... Friends forever with Linda, Donna and Gail! . . . 456licorice sticks and Tigers . . . Always movin ONWARD! ... Summer’80,’81 Reunited .. . Beaching on L.I. ... rapping on the docks with a Gale-Bird ... Makin’ it out of Mass . . . To live along and fullfilling life .. . Thanks Mom, Dad and Jim for all your support and guidance ... Here’s to the class of 82!! IS A MEMORY FOR TOMORROW. Kathy Leahy: DB, DB, We’re the class of ’82!! Good- times w Courtyard gang, Spring Summer ’81. By the stream w Gimble my big sis, tss’. — A.S. and me, partying at Labs w my Bagel buddy A. V., winter of 80, 1 1 81, The Cape!! The Cars, g and t’s by the pool w LM., 2 28 81 w RE. and Moochy. A.V. — How many does this one take? “‘Let the good times roll!” Sandi Moore: Gymnastics Softball 1,2 ... Track 3,4 ... Crazy and memorable times w Kris . . . Morn- ing people ... Cake fights ... New Year’s Party 81 ... LB; GLWTDOT ... Walk-a-Thon ... Thanks for being there Cheryl . . . Friend and Sister ... Love... Secrets .. . Fights Dreams . . . Most of all, Family. — Look at this day . . . For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well-liked makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. — From the Sanskrit Gail Sedzia: How could time go by so quickly? It seems it was just yesterday you were a timid little freshman walking hough the front door, but as you turn around suddenly it’s your senior year. As you go into the future and things slip through your fingers, when you feel that you’ re getting caught up in a whirlpool and you just can’t get a grip on anything, remember, you can always take a minute for yourself. You can always bring yourself back to the place and time where time seemed to go by too fast. Sandi Moore Karen Kalinowski Seniors 133 Susan Boyer Kristen Snelling Bill Connolly Lillibeth Bucal Debbie Heppenstall Gunda Volpi Anthony Velardo Jody Silver John McCarthy Annette Gooding i Jody Silver Chris Riggert 134 Seniors Debbie Heppenstall Gunda Volpi Lillibeth Bucal Susan Boyer: Thanks to all my friends for all the good times. Molly Hatchet with LK, AV, KS, GHJT. Court- yard clan, skiing trips, the hill, New Year’s ’81 with K.S. Summer ’81 REO, Nantucket with AG. U-Mass. Consume! Andy, thanks for all the good times we’ve had and will have. LL.Y., M.LT., LL.RJ.Lb ... T.W.W.P. F.U.R. N.A.D.M. S.A.K. G.T.W.G.A.A. L.Y Annette Gooding: If everything came easy in life, life would be a total bore! Debbie Heppenstall: Don’t be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before we can meet again. And meeting again after moments of lifetimes is certain for those who are friends. Beth . . . you were soaring ever higher, but you flew too high. wv (needs not to be explained) in trouble together again .. . S.L. travelin’ ... The Cape ... — we’ve had the best of times .. . off to N.Y. —I’ll miss you! T, my friends, and M, D, J, S, J — without your love and caring I wouldn’t be who I am today. | LOVE YOU! Jody Silver: I expect to pass this way but once; And therefore that I can do, Or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, For I shall not pass this way again. — Etienne DeGrellet Kristen Snelling: A.M.H.T.W.B.S. Wagon — Sueb, all the good times. Caps ‘N’ Quarters, Consume S.B., A.G., G.M., N.H. 1980, Allison ’79-’80. C.Y. Gang, I'll always remember, — B.H.’s, the Hill with A.V. and S.B. D.B. — D.B. were the Class of ’82. Greg, all the Se times, G.S. Beach, I’ll never forget, L.Y. always. hil, Tom, E.D., Steve — the good old days. E.Y.C. — S.B., L.K., J.T., J.G., D.S., K.B., Remember all the se A.V. where were you in ’82? Whiskey Man. 1 WP FURINADMIS.AK G.T.W.GAAILY Anthony Velardo: Some memories were good; some were tragic. But we always managed to live through them. Still, the uncertainties that are ahead may be more difficult than the ones we’ ve already faced. Yet, if es all face them together, we can live through them so. Gunda Volpi: 2 for 7 Beeb? ‘“‘No.”” Squam w stinky Pim. Seniors 135 Amy Buchanan: JV, MS, DB, CC, DM, DS, SL, JB, SN, CR, DT, ME, JK, KD, BL, AS, Silver Lake, B.B., Bud, transphibians, J.P., the landings, begins with an “o”’, ends with a “‘y’’, M.V., Tube snake boogie, trip- es to M.H. — my cheeks hurt! The waterfall, it’s a oing-boing! Rachael’s birthday, trips to Emerson, the poolroom, all the race vehicles, our new word for today is ... no biggie, The Doors, 9 11 81, Arrow, PHB, the big kids, Mao, caps, Molly and Tessa, to you — Ada and Debi, adventure, do you like apples: Karen Cleveland: | like it!! ... Mia Monica ... How’s the sailing? ... Dots . . . Yorkies . . . Well Kids ... Spain ’80 Innsbruck ’82?? 8-23 Golden Rooster ... Ya right ... Buy it? Not much. For every minute you are angry, You lose sixty seconds of happiness. Ralph Waldo Emerson Christine Cook: Berta, kid ... sledding ... booth- opping ... Badminton s.. W.C. ... 4th of July, pickup, piggery ... Baby Lowy’s ... D.M. ... P.B., J.C., M.G., M.M., F+L, B+S, J.D., M.C. Little Friends ... A.B.+D.B. ... Landscapers . . . The Vet- te ... Burger King + Macaroni Cheese ... Hitch- ing ... I knowwhere I’m going ... Goofy . . . Shop- ping ... Moping ... Munchkin ... Hampton Beach ... Keep away from the V ... Hellooo Boys ... Adventure. Nancy Eisenhauer: class of 81 ... Varsity Soccer 1,2,3,4. Masco trip (79) V O’s Summer of ’80 ... ‘Wasted times’’ with the Eagles — in the “BUG” ... Lou’n Lori Nance’n Dave .. . Florida with Lori— a dream come true! Weekends with Stacy — couldn’t have better “‘Eisy Stache”’ . . . Frosh Soph ski trips at S.L. — “travelling with Kel” ... C.A.B. Kel N.T.M. Nance ... Thanx T.D.! The Cape with AL (E.F. + T.K.) — Forever in my mind — Memories of M.M. ... LA.L.Y. ... Shelly — “Happy are those who dream dreams And are ready to pay the price to make them come true!!”’ Linda Haras: April 1980, Dawe I love you . . . Hi Dear ...d.D. Lucy and Shane . . . frisbees down the Cape ... Caprice Classic “‘73”” mobile B.H.’s ... T.P. Damn the torpedoes ... TooT-TooT it’s snowing! .. . Reunite and Bud Goobers ... But Rabbit ... Down Central w D.B. and L.K. ... Rock Lobster w L.K. ... eae. pees lips ... C.D. ZZ Top — Doin Jubes Lynne Johnson 136 Seniors Amy Buchanan Nancy Eisenhauer iia Christine Cook r . Nancy Eisenhauer Karen Cleveland Greg Londres Stephen Morgan Letha Fagan Linda Haras Karen Cleveland Christine Cook Lynne Fumicello Lisa Domico Amy Buchanan Bob Nisbet Seniors Stephen Willey Leslie Barker Anne McDonald M. Knar Felegian i — Leslie Barker Anne McDonald | eee 2 “ee Stephen Willey M. Knar Felegian: Love Reign O’er Me Only love can bring the rain that makes you year to the sky Only love can bring the rain that falls like tears from on high Drowned Let me flow into the ocean Let me get back to the sea Let me be stormy and let me be calm Let the tide in, and set me free Little soldier boy Pll be true to you ... And these are the memories that made me a wealthy soul. Anne McDonald: Volleyball, Swim Team .. . The Fab 5 ... H b-days ... Good Harbor and good Times ... Unos ... DC with Meg ... Armands ... Jam Deep! We look back drunk with past accomplishments ’ and endeavors still clinging to those special feelings , that are present, stopping with days gone by never to j look past them so foolish to try, for now we must start on our own. — A.M. M. Knar Felegian 138 Seniors Jo-Ann Barilone John Chambers Robert O’Neil Timothy Murphy Robert Pelkey Holly McTigue Karen Wilson Seniors 140 Seniors Carolyn Kroger: DB-DB. Class of 82! Courtyard. Sister Sara. 2 Hypotenuse. Parties, blue nats, skiing. What a H.R. Thanks to all my friends!! “‘... Fletcher Seagull suddenly saw them all as they really were, just for a moment, and he more than liked, he loved what it was he saw. No limits, Jonathan? he thought, and he smiled. His race to learn had begun.’’ (Richard Bach) Carolyn Kroger Karen Letteri Traci Martin Michael Rutstein Michael Rutstein: I am the Lizard King I can do anything I can make the earth stop in its tracks I made the blue cars go away. For seven years I dwelt In the loose palace of exile Playing strange games With the girls of the island. Now I have come again To the land of the fair the strong and the wise Brothers and sisters of the pale forest O children of Night Who among you will run with the hunt? Now Night arrives with her pur- ple legion. Retire now to your tents and to your dreams. Tomorrow we enter the town of my birth. I want to be ready. — J.M. = Lia Molitor: Thanks K.L. L.R._ Dawn Johnson for the beginning summer, AV, KF, JB, IE FC; MPP Ps Cl. Work, EL, RW, RS, CT, JB. Sor- about 1:00 AV, KL, JB. Z orever. AV, What the hell did we hit? KL. g t’s by the pool. RW. No more men! 1% of toots. Vike, trees, ropes, good morning judy, I love you. Punk day, court- yard gang. AV Where were you in ’69? JR love you and Michi- gan. DB, DB. We’re in the class of ’82! Kinda? Lia Molitor Beth Fortini Beth Fortini: Bud? ... 2 for7... the swings .. . the best of Barlow’s ... swim team ... Maidstone Ex- 1 change ’80 ... “It’s show-time!”’ '... Tricia — when we were young 4 and foolish! “you shall above all things be glad and young. For if you’re young, whatever life you were it will become you; and if you are glad whatever's living will yourself become.” — e.e. cummings Melissa Pierce Kristen Abbott Alison Adolph John Aiello Glenn Allen Richard Angle Anita Arum Suzanne Azerrad Richard Battista Laurie Beausoleil Linda Beck Carol Bekampis Douglas Bell Michael Bergantino Karen Bigwood Leslie Bishop Stephanie Bishop Deborah Bisson Emily Blatt Amy Bleakney Simon Bollen Todd Bolton Lisa Bonaceto Annie Booth Learline Boseman Sandy Bostder Susan Boyer Margaret Boyle Matthew Branche Nina Braude Doreen Brown Don Brunton Gerard Bucal Lillibeth Bucal Amy G. 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Patricia Bowdoin 148 Faculty Mr. Louis F. Williams Mr. Richard B.Davis Judy Plott Bi 1 Ms. Susan Winter Faculty 149 ea ee os Ky PRR SES Det ote noi Sgt Mr. David B. Bronson eae B. Striker Faculty 150 Virginia Kirshner rey Newton Mr. Bill Plott Basie Das, Janice S. Snow Brian Ward Faculty 151 en ee dieiie t ng — Mr. William B. Galvin Ms. Dee Gould Philip G. Lewis Faculty Alexander G. Marshall Ms. Faye Ruopp Mr. Albert Palmer Faculty 153 22 685688 ee 4 ee we : BSSSSSSSKSESSESESESSELESBE Miss Nancy E. Errico Carol A. Schroeder Theodore May Linda S. Perry Faculty 15 Science ie _. Charlie Ruopp Fred Scott Mr. Bramwell Arnold 4 i Miss Anne Marie Plasse Mr. Raymond S. Martin f Mr. Philippe Lemieux Mr. Robert E. Millet Mr. Geagan 156 Faculty Constance J. Patten Betty Jane Busiek Mr. James F. Moir Mr. Robert E. Millet: “Don’t talk about it! Do it!!!” | Mimi H. Gutwill eid aculty 1 Mr. Dean Aldrich id Apfel Mrs. Kathy Kadi Dav Mr. David P. Clapp Mr. Don Gould Mr. James A. Newton 158 Faculty Jim St. Croix Debby Grace iid Bill Schechter Missing: Dr. Marilyn R. Nicoson Mr. Richard G. Murphy Karen Sirkin Faculty 159 Mr. Andy Oleksi James S. Dusenbury 160 Faculty Ms. Fran Butsavich J be. 2 = ra Cal a . Mr. Lewis K. Baldwin a Mrs. Leslie G. Belcher . Robert Rausch |Ms. Barbara Athy George L. Horton Ms. Vicki Edelman Faculty 161 Ms. Larraine Gandolfi pf et ona 4h Peepoad Vip, eae = Ms. Patricia Clark McCann Ms. Karyl Neuwerth Joseph D. Krol Ms. Jean Wentworth Ruth A. Schremser 162 Faculty Mile. Kathy Beisler Mrs. Bobbi Benson Lillian F. Scherban Ms. Doris Bradin Ms. Karen Fritsche Ms. Karen Fritsche: “There is no higher religion than human service. To work for the common good is the greatest creed.”’ — Albert Einstein “Voici mon secret. Il est tres simple: On ne voit bien qu’avec le coeur. L’essentiel est invisible pour les yeux.” — Antoine de Saint Exupery Le Petit Prince Joseph D. Krol: “Work on your weak points until they become your strongest assets.” “I complained be- cause I had no shoes, until | met a man who had no feet.”’ Faculty 163 7 Mr. Robert G. Wentworth cae me ay Pi Mrs. Maggie Bossi Missing: Mrs. Elissa Petukian Mr. Arthur Finstein 164 Faculty Ms. Marion Foster Paula H. Wolfe Missing: Ronnie B. Wolf Paula Wolfe: An artist is not a special kind of man, but every man is a special kind of artist. -Eric Gill Philip Albergo Faculty 165 Rita M. Ross £ oa Mrs. Marie Talbot Judith J. Lindblad Missing: Mary Ann LaPierre Rosalind S. Spiller Marylin C. Haley 166 Faculty Technology Mr. Paul Walsh Joseph Pacenka Mr. Richard Wise : Mr. Joseph Andelman Norman R. Swicker Faculty 167 Mr. David L. Levington Cathy L. Livingston Mr. Bradford H. Sargent 168 Faculty 1 = ig j 5 Mr. Robert G. i : casinos somntiion niimaentcommanasali nh snnnst tEAM Mr. Richard Santella =. -= Mr. Anthony J. Zarella Faculty 169 Secretaries Mrs. Nancy Ragno Ida Klee Catherine T. Finelli Sheila M. Perry Faculty 170 Mrs. Maria A. Davis Lila L. Lam Mrs. Irene M. McCarthy Missing: Jean Kane, Ilene Whelpley. Mrs. Martha Symington Faculty 171 Pupil Services Mrs. Marguerite Urgotis Mrs. Diane Rasco Naomi McGovern Larry Schrank 172 Faculty A fie F ut Mrs. Betty Jane Adrian Barbara O. Fitzgerald ; + ) ae Mrs. Karin Bleakney Beatrice S. George Faculty 173 Mrs. Elizabeth Bishop Kathy J. Hunter Se Dr. Martha R. Pappas Patricia F. Horwitz 4 Faculty Betty L. Kraft Missing: Hugh Maginnis Susan D. Blair Mr. Mike Newell Faculty 175 Tutors Special Ed i Patricia Lockery MaryAnn Smith Missing: Jane Gerry Judy Lewis 176 Faculty .V. L-S West Jane Pearson Nick Siciliano Helen McNally a� vd ¥ % Mi. Peter Frederickson Fred Walker Ruth Greene Nancy White Faculty 177 Dot Dickie Virginia C. Locke Mrs. Marcia Rarus « is Ralph Frazier Dorene Nemeth Regina S. Russell Faculty 179 Cafeteria Staft Jean Godfrey bh Phyllis Stapel Rita Gisner Josie Dodge Mimi Luca 180 Faculty Mary Blanchette Ella Place Irene Oleski John Barilone Sally Falcucci Barbara Orifice Missing: William Adams Faculty 181 Grounds Tony Romano Chet Rafus Willis Hatstat ¥ Hank Mantell Robert Thibault Michael Lucas 182 Faculty Activities 183 Back Row: Sue Durbin, Marcia Nims, S | T ( h Carey Rasco, Andy Goldstein, Jim e ec Orus Bursma, Skip Fosgate, Chris Jones, Jonathan Keevil, Curt Diedrich, Peter Taschioglou, Susy Harris, Julie Kir- rane, Rachel Keevil, Dorothy Straub, Leslie Thompson. Fourth Row: Holly Dickey, Anna Wennerholm, Lee Sisal Sue Mulcahy, Sharon Bas- sett, Joe Wilkins, Daryl Swirsky, Char- lie Friel, Ben Mutschler, Rob Donal- son, Michael Bergantino, Charles Rudnick, Diane Bassett, Becky Ting- ey, Tracey Burt, Kathy Crosby, Reg- ina Fox, Ann-Mara Scheff. Third Row: Liz Abramson, Stephanie Cos- grove, Catherine Distler, Debbie Glass, Evan Magee, Jon Applefield, Mark McGarigal, Peter Gross, Evan Dangel, Teddy Lockery, Betsy Dug- gan, Libby More, Dawn Alden, Laura Cochrane, Peggy Greene. Second Row: Denise Rubin, Kristy Fryer, Chris Mellish, Vicki Raja, Amy Yar- borough, Ron Jackson, Doug Furcini- ti, Jerry Sherman, Janice Linton, Carolyn Sheehan, Julie Wu, Lisa Smith, Mary Germanotta, Heather Dickey. Front Row: Director, Bob Wentworth, Annie Giobbe, Kelly Mitchell, Emily Blatt, Gail Piesach, Matt Holland, Chuck Casto, Jack Keenan, Mark Crosby, Sandy Fos- gate, Kristen Hamilton, Debbie McDonald, Debbie Allen, Annie Kutenplon, Jenny Gitlin, Cynthia King, Mari Blecher. 184 Activities Special Chorus The chorus has been an institution at Lincoln-Sudbury for many years. It is a unique group in that it attracts students from all walks of life at the high school. It is best defined not as a clique, but rather as a melting pot of the various cliques at the school. De- spite the diversity of its members, however, the chorus maintains an identity of its own. The people in it are unified by a common interest in sing- ing, which helps overcome many dif- ferences in personalities and interests. Yet the identity of chorus runs much deeper than music. Members of the chorus are essentially members of large family, capable of uniting when necessary but otherwise independent. During the past three years the Class of 1982 has made a significant con- tribution to the chorus “family”, and has shared a number of memorable experiences. The undisputable head of the chor- us family is Bob Wentworth, director. His love for music has inspired many of us, and has led to exciting perfor- mance of some major choral pieces. Next in line is Dean Aldrich, head of Special Chorus, whose devotion and sense of humor have given him the tools to handle that group. Ellisa Petu- kian, our pianist, has uncomparable talent and patience with us. That proved to be an exciting first year, marked by our television per- formance of ‘‘Carol of Bells’? on Channel 4 news, and by our trip to Toronto. The trip was an invaluable experience, both musically and social- ly. The high light was when we walked into an “informal” adjudication dres- sed in T-shirts and jeans, only to dis- cover the other entrants clad in tux- edos and long dresses. Not surprising- ly, we did not return the following year. We also learned a lot about each other, through numerous lengthy “seminars”, often conducted at late Back Row: Julie Kirrane, Denise Rubin, Marcia Nims, Curt Diedrich, Mark Crosby, Jonathan Keevil, Peter Taschioglou, Susy Harris, Diane Bas- sett, Becky Tingey. Front Row: Direc- tor, Dean Aldrich, Emily Blatt, Amy Yarborough, Bob Ross, ee Dangel, Charles Rudnick, Michael Bergantino, Betsy Duggan, Sandy Fosgate, Mary Germanotta. hours of the night (many of them in “The Pit’, a particular hotel room whose condition was self- explanatory). The ‘“‘Lincoln-Sudbury High School Choir from Connecticut” will surely never be forgotten in Canada. As Juniors, the Class of 1982 chor- us members caught the flavor of the Communist world, as we ventured to the country of Romania. This was a trip which affected all of us profound- ly, as we experienced life behind the Iron Curtain, and shared our music with the people. The details are too voluminious to put down, but perhaps a short list of people and events will bring back some important memories to those who went: Mrs. Rasco’s ulcers; color glow candles; Tarom Air- lines; Carolyn; Peter and Feletia; Poftim?; meat and potatoes; ‘‘Trei col- or’; lasi; Polaroid cameras; the peasant village; plum brandy; second festive dinner; concerts; buna dimineata, George; “‘let the sun shine’; Bucharest; the last night. As Seniors, we seem to have mel- lowed a bit. The chorus spent this Fall working on Vivaldi’s ‘Gloria’ for The Homecoming Concert, and will per- form ‘‘Carmina Burana’’ in the Spring. We may not go on a trip but it proves to be an exciting year musical- ly. Perhaps it gives us a chance to reflect on how we ’ve grown during our years in chorus — how we have affected the institution, and how it has affected us. None of us will forget the three annual Christmas parties at the Wentworth’s, the singing at Fanueil Hall, the Springthing concerts, or caroling in the halls at L-S. And hope- fully, none of us will forget the friends we have made and the emotions we have shared. As one generation pas- ses to another, so does the chorus “family” change hands with the grad- uation of the Class of 1982. Activities 185 Back Row: Gregg Treadwell, Jennifer Wright, David Ritsher, Lisa Pierce, Ben Mutschler, Jeff Rothfeld, Darryl Swirsky, David Spindler, Karl Steudel, John Reich, Richard Angle, Brian Silver, Ken Robertson, Doug Morgan. Fifth Row: Chris Roby, Jane Read, Karen Haessler, Karen Kali- nowski, Rick Hadley, Stephen Mor- gan, John Hogan, Stewart Hoover, Michael Moles, Shari Hasche. Fourth Row: Mr. Finstein, Chie Sasaki, Jane Parry, Jane Fraleigh, Ed Gobbi, Bruce Diehl, Karen Dawes, Ted Lockery, Joe Hogan, Nicole Menegakis. Third Row: Steve Velie, John Trubiano, Mike Delman, Amy Golder, Debbie Beaudette, Lauren Fredrickson, Laura Haughey, Peter Balogh, Joanne Bigwood. Second Row: Lauren Feldman, Joe Doretti, Lori Freedman, Lili Hayes, Susan Harris, Dave Carroll, Vicki Sohn, Meri Tuler. Front Row: Carol McClure, Ellen Winer, Laurie Bent, Jennifer Como, Michelle Ovellette, Nicole Loisette, Elena Soini, Arline Balekdjian. The Lincoln-Sudbury Concert Band is alive and well and beginning at last to enjoy a solid positive reputa- tion both in and out of the school building. Substantially enlarged over the last few years, the band sports a repetoire that ranges widely from the classics to ‘“The Empire,” from Bee- thoven to Marvin Hamlisch, and with a healthy dose of Big Band Jazz thrown in along the way. But the band is more than meets the eye, for it is really many groups in one: The Lincoln-Sudbury Baby Grand Ensemble is a twenty-two piece jazz band that had its debut in the 1980 Homecoming Concert, and continues to draw cheers at each performance. The Band has also fathered a kind of informal pep band that helps keep spirits up on the football field, and even a festive little ““Oompah” band that plays for its supper at the annual Octoberfest. In 1981 the Concert Band won high praise at the Toronto International Music Festival, for its several perfor- mances, even being called ‘“‘the best at the festival” by the former director of the United States Marine Corps White House Band! Travel plans for Spring, 1982 are still being finalized, but in- clude invitations for festivals and tours to Washington, D.C., Denver, Colora- do, and even Israel. Any way you look at it, the road ahead looks wide and open and this group is clearly in high gear. 186 Activities Concert Band Jazz Band ” a ’ ” f' i! Back Row: Ron Jackson, Wayne Hardy, Bruce Diehl, John Trubiano, Dave Carroll, Mr. Arthur Finstein. Third Row: Rich Angle, Ben Muts- chler, Karen Fredrickson, John Reich. Second Row: Chris Roby, John Hogan, Ken Robertson, Karen Haes- sler, Brian Silver. Front Row: Karl Steudel, Mel Brooks, Stephen Mor- gan, Jane Read, Ted Lockery, Laura Haughey, Stewart Hoover. The Lincoln-Sudbury Baby Grand Ensemble came into being only in De- cember, 1980, and is well on its way already to being a centerpiece of the whole music program at LS. Saxes, trumpets, trombones, and rhythm section combine to produce exciting music from the grand oldies of the Big Bands of the 40’s and 50’s to the funk and jazz-rock of the 70’s and 80’s. The ensemble is a select group of twenty-two who study not only how to read the charts but how to improvise as well, a difficult and challenging skill that lies at the very heart of all jazz. The ensemble has already won stand- ing ovations from local audiences, and two members of the group have even won admission to the North-Eastern Massachusetts District High School Jazz Ensemble, a high honor indeed. You may not have heard them yet, but they’ll be hard to miss in 1981 and beyond, making appearances every- where from the athletic fields to the cafeteria, from the auditorium to the gym. I wouldn’t even be surprised to catch them on tour in Washington or New York this Spring trying very hard to put Lincoln-Sudbury on the map in the world of jazz, and doing well in the process. The LSBGE has arrived, and _ though still a relative newborn, the child is doing just fine ... Activities 187 Ah Wilderness Activities 190 CAST Nat Miller......... Charles Rudnick Essie is wont: Libby More ALINUY eek Jonathan Keevil Richatd ieee o ae Ken Robertson Mildred sees Amy Yarbrough AOMMU Hess a. eee obert Hahn Sid Davis? 22. gas) Arthur Hamlin Lily Milere : 22 oe Julie Kirrane David McComber. . Jonathan ye ield Muriel McComber Mary Germanotta Wint Selby ee eo 2s 5. Glenn Allen Belle se aee.4 «2 ahe Sharon Bassett NGtar ee merres ake Elaine Clark Bartenders...) Dan Ferguson Salesmanen 3s 2,7 tees Paul Pitts Activities 191 aes Oe Senior Ladies’ Luncheon Activities 9? re we ¢ “ae me | at 4 ia Activities 193 194 Activities 195 Ww v r= Ss B Oo 196 Activities Activities 197 Sr. Auction Activities 198 Student Senate Back Row: Nicole Menegakis, Jonathan Franklin, Anne McDonald, Cindy Munroe. Third Row: Jen St. Germain, Jodi Epstein, Beth Anton, Mary Laasanen, Peter Gross, Lisa Riceman, Brett Hamilton. Second Row: Jen Cooper, Pam Freedman, Suzann e Meely, Liz Abramson, Diane Welch, Betsy Anderson. Front Row: Secretary Claudia Grossman, Diane Bassett, President Jen Cleary, Charles Rudnick. Activities 199 WYAJ’s purpose is to serve and en- tertain the communities of Lincoln and Sudbury, providing a wide selec- tion of alternative programming and music. It acts as an announcer of local events and a place where anyone can voice his her ideas. It is an educational experience for those who want to learn about all areas of radio operating from actual “‘on the air’ broadcasting to promotion and engineering. WYA, to us personally, has been a creative outlet for our sometimes biz- zare ideas, a place where grannies can fly space shuttles, rockets can be attacked by pygmies and prehistoric birds, and students (during our “Question of the week’’) can tell the world their answers to important questions (Where would you rather be?’’). We’ve learned a lot, and it has been fun. We hope that the possibili- ties of WYAJ will continue to be ex- plored, and that the station will havea long and satisfying lifetime. 200 Activities Back Row: Fred Walker, Mark Hen- dershot, Steve Roses, Eric Swanson Fourth Row: Jim Wilins, Vernie Nix- on, Tina Garren, Carolyn Wilcox, Bill Byington Third Row: Deepi Goyal, Ken Freedman, Tim Fischer, Andre Peters, Jeff Pacen, Joe Doretti Second Row: Dyanna Ryan, Kristen Abbott, Melissa Ehn, Matt Murphy, Adam Frank, Nisha Thatte First Row: Chris Monaco, David Vail Student Exchange Left to right: Amr Kamel, Srdjan Zece- vic, Anna Wennerholm, Chie Sasaki. rr iGdauiueeded cae ts Brian Harvey Computers The Computers Users Society is a group of students and teachers in- terested in using Lincoln-Sudbury’s computer facility. The CUS adminis- ters the Computer Center; its mem- bers help coordinate the use of the computer for course work, set policy on after-school computer use, and maintain the computer programs used in teaching and administrative com- ting. Not all CUS members are ace pro- grammers. Many find the computer's word processing capability helpful in writing papers for others courses and most enjoy playing computer games. Some members also use the Compu- ter Center as a place to find chess opponents, or to compare notes on Rubik’s Cube solutions. The Society also organizes occasional trips to Chinese restaurants. Back Row: Mark Sirota, Toby Dorsey, Chris Adams, Josh Sirota, Paul Huffman, Keith Bazarnick, Steven Morgan, Dean Bennett, Doug Aucoin, Karl Kornfeld, Shelly Davis, Bruce Bellows, Kevin Platt, Linda Lapordo, Middle Row: Deepi Goyal, Dan Ferguson, John Potter, Dominic Casey, Will Slate, Jonathan Payne, Prablu Rajo, Bob Brown, Mike Abbott, Kenny Woodland, Jay Fen- nenson, Front Row: Paul Goldenberg, Brian Harvey, Missing: Alison Birch. Brian Harvey: The immediate future of our coun- try seems to me to have two looming prospects, both gloomy. If the pow- ers-that-be proceed as stupidly, timid- ly, and “‘politically” as they have been doing, there will be a bad breakdown and the upsurge of a know-nothing fascism of the right. Incidentally, let me say that | am profoundly onim- pressed by our so-called educational system when, as has happened, Gov- eror Wallace comes from the South as a candidate in Northern states and receives his highest number of votes (in some cases a majority) in suburbs that have had the most years of schooling, more than 16. The other prospect-which, to be frank, seems to me to be the goal of the school-monks themselves-is a progressive regimentation and brain- washing, on scientific principles, directly toward a fascism-of-the- center, 1984. Certainly this is not any- body’s deliberate purpose; but given the maturing of automation, and the present dominance of the automating spirit in schooling, so that all of life becomes geared to the automatic sys- tem, that is where we will land. -Paul Goodman Compulsing Mis-Education, 1964 Activities 201 Treasurer Elaine Cannalonga; Secre- tary Kelley Cronin; Vice-President Kim Jaixen; President Leslie McCall. The German Club, the Oktoberfest Committee, and the Oooompah-pah band conduct an annual OKTOBERFEST. This year will be the fourteenth. German foods, a com- plete German dinner, prizes, singing German songs (sing-a-long), and Ger- man folk dancing are the highlights of the evening. The folk dancing is under the direction of a professional caller. The singing is to the tune of our own student volunteer Oooompah-pah band. Prizes are donated by local mer- chants and the German Consulate General of Boston. Students from as many as twenty schools come from as far away as Northfield, Brockton, and Westwood. Many other L-s students volunteer their services to make OKTOBERFEST a big success. Trips to German restaurants, to the Goethe Society of Boston (especially for an annual Christmas party), to the German Consulate, and a trip to Ger- many this April are in this year’s plans. The club and committee try to foster understanding of the German people, their customs, values, history, geogra- phy and whatever leads into better relations with people of other cultures. 202 Activities Senior Officers Back Row: Chris Kieswetter, Cindy Howell, Kurt Dowdy. Fourth Row: Laura Haughey, Ben Mutschler, Ted Lockery, John Hogan. Third Row: Gregg Treadwell, Karen Dawes, Lynn Geiselbrecht, Lili Hayes, Ed Gobbi. Second Row: Mr. Joseph Krol, Linda Oeschle, Maddy Glist, Sherley Blood, Danny Rubin. Front Row: Kathy Sullivan, Natalie Krebs, Karen Fredrickson. French Club Back Row: Sue Gleeson, Melissa pes Liz Gargill, Peter Hall, Andy Goldstein, Rob Freedman, Lili Hayes, Nancy Halter, Mary Jane Plamondon, Lisa Fiering, Elise Lemire. Fourth Row: Sharon Bially, Julie Roush, Lisa Mount, Cathy Carney, Karen Knoll, Laurel Horne, Brenda Ruel. Third Row: Suzanne Melley, Kelly Jaixen, Tara Goodwin, Debbie Yalen, Stephanie Katz, Joan Sklenak, Julie Gloven, Laura Haughey. Second Row: Betsy Tong, Jen Goldberg, Bar- bara Dickey, Ellen Winer, Amanda Wagner, Suzanne Azerrad, Kim Ro- gers. Front Row: Ms. Karen Fritsche, Betsy Anderson, Lauren Feldman, Kristi Jaixen, Brian Kane,Ms. Kary Neuwerth. Back Row: Shelley Bonaceto, Steve Levey, Tina Kruse, Jeff Cutler, Diane Chorney, Wayne Hardy, Sharon Bas- sett, Skip Fosgate, Andy Kahn, Danny Rubin, Mike Wallace. Fifth Row: Lynn Hoff, Catherine Wachtler, Tam- my Wolfe, Jodi Epstein, Anne Treacy, Kim Smith, Jon Franklin, Bruce Wad- man, Anne-Mara Scheff, Tracie Burt, Laurie Grathwohl. Fourth Row: Sue Mulcahy, Maureen McDonald, Stephanie Cosgrove, Jenny Schaef- fer, Allen Pettai, Becky Bekampis, Brenda Reardon, Michelle Middleton, Karen Bigwood, Gabrielle Crosby, Jeff Rothfeld. Third Row: Denise Rubin, Kim Porter, Amy Golder, Kathy Kern, Liz Sellers, Lucy Buchan, Suzanne Starobin, Maureen Pelleari, Lisa Wiedenbauer, Tenny Cooper. Secoond Row: Pam Freedman, Beth Fortini, Mari Blecher, Maddi Glist, Annie Kutenplon, Jenny St. Germain, Vicki Raja, Nisha Thatte, Sarah Pike, Kim Dennis. Front Row: treasurer Lisa Riceman, secretary Jodi Silver, secretary Cindy King, vice-president Sherley Blood, president Kathryn George, secretary Laura George, Advisor Larraine Gandolfi. Activities 203 Back Row: Brett Leav, Brad Mac- Cachran, Steve Roses, Jim Wilkins, Diane Welch, Chris Wofford. Middle Row: Suzanne Meeley, Lisa Riceman, Andy Kahn, Michelle Gates, John Roush. Front Row: Suzanne Swain, Editor: Michael Rutstein, Kim Jaixen, Karyl Neuwerth. 204 Activities Promethean g: ™ a hl f | a e he This year the Promethean saw a variety of changes come its’ way. Along with the annual editorship switch, a new advisor was attached to the staff. Michael Rutstein, the Editor- in-chief, headed the publishing con- glomerate, followed by Kim Jaixen and Suzanne Swain, the Associate Editors. Ms. Karyl Neuwerth, a new addition to the language department, replaced the long time radical Mr. David Apfel as the censor advisor. Sports, always a big story at Lincoln- Sudbury, was jointly covered by Brad MacCachran and Michelle Gates. And thanks to the Rutstein and company computer cronies the typsetting was done — proof-read or not. In addi- tion to the staff changes, the first local journalism workshop was held. Spon- sored by the Promethean on Febru- ary 24, several area school paper edi- tors gathered for an all-day confer- ence. Despite a relatively lackluster year newswise, the Promethean man- aged, or shall we say survived — in large part thanks to space-consuming innovations like the interview and album reviews. Now for the quote of the year — “I think each issue gets better as we go along.” ae ee 4 ieee Activities 205 a ag is. nd MOR ORE LALA EEA cae orn i pean iE OD sie ate ee al ‘ital cts ile 1% 3 +f Back Row: Photography Manager Charles Rudnick, Senior Manager Betsy Duggan, Co-Business Mana- gers: Andy Ginsburg, Claudia Gross- man; Faculty Manager Ben Mutschler. Front Row: Co-Editors Susan Gins- burg, Michael Bergantino. Missing: Sports Manager John Healy Sports Manager John Healy 206 Activities Contributors: Liz Abramson, Alison Adolph, Emily Blatt, Nina Braude, Lill Bucal, Margaret Connors, Curt Diedrich, Lisa Fiering, Dianna Fischer, Beth Fortini, Jonathan Franklin, Charlie Friel, Michelle Gates, Kathryn George, Peggy Greene, Barbara Guentert, Peter Hall, Christine Hughes, Julie Kirrane, Sandra Leipins, Ted Lockery, Rosemary Moles, Anne Moylan, Linda Oeschle, Sue Peck, Doreen Place, Lisa Riceman, Bob Ross, Jody Silver. Many people don’t know how much time and effort it takes for the completion of a successful yearbook. Each member of the 1982 Dyad staff has leamed and exemplified many new talents in order to help complete the book. Our first deadline was in November, one half of the book had to be completed by that time. For that deadline, the Dyad staff had to complete faculty, underclass- men and sports layouts, as well as lean strategic methods of how to beat one another in games of Intellivision soccer. After our mini-tournament, Sports Mana- ger John Healy was the victor, but then it was time to resume our work. The final deadline approached quickly in February, and we wanted to have a climactic ending. We were very success- ful. The weekend before the deadline, seven staff members assembled for our final attack. We began Saturday morning and finished Sunday moming; otherwise known as the famed “All-Nighter”, a common term and occurrence with year- book staffs. Five members worked through the night, including Senior Man- ager Betsy Duggan, the only female among tired male colleagues. The book was finished Monday aftemoon — and the celebration began. The 1982 Dyad was completed and it was done on time. We celebrated our success with a din- ner at the Wayside Inn, and by attending a rock concert in March. It is true that to work on a yearbook staff takes a lot of time, effort and dedica- tion, but for those who cary through with the work there is also a great deal of gratification and fun! Posen A a ii Special Thanks to Mrs. Myrna : McCarthy. Activities 207 208 _ Activities Candids 209 w 2) — ss) S) = = 9 e% 210 78 Mi Candids £2; eBay ee Seeneii a evn oe ee: 212 Candids Candids 213 214 Candids Candids 215 “thy, aR PS pry omnpens 218 Candids Candids 219 220 Candids ret N N andids ™ C Candids 223 i ER 2) zy a) e q O 22 The 1981 Boys’ Varsity Soccer team surprised everyone this year. Everyone, that is, except the players themselves. Even before the season eh the team knew they could do it. This drive was the one thing that motivated the team. It wasn’t tremendous skill, although the team was not without it; and it wasn’t any one superstar who scored all the goals. It was the Warriors’ tremendous ambi- tion. They started their season. off with a bang, by beating long time rival Acton-Boxborough. From then on, they never let up. They settled down and played hard when they had to, and never broke down under even the toughest circumstances. This season was one of the most productive in years in the way of goal scoring, and the defense was just as good, limiting opponents to only eight goals in Back Row: Tri-captain Matthew Ginsburg, Tri-captain Donny Taylor, Mark Soerheide, Matt Rand, Peter Velie, John Hogan, Skip Fosgate, Jon Keevil, Jim Burs- ma, Mitchell Halligan, Ben Muts- chler, Daryl Hotch, John Healy, Bruce Travers, Mark Ruckstuhl, Coach Charlie Ruopp. Front Row: Tri-captain Charlie Friel, Matt Trav- ers, Peter Poulin, Scott Kellstedt, Peter Gross, Ted Lockery, Jean- Pierre Marjollet, Evan Dangel, Scott Harvey, Eric Harvey. 226 Fall Sports twelve games. Often times, opponents would pos- sess more skill, but the sheer hustle of the Warriors would always prevail. Furthermore, the team played exactly like what it was — a team. Whenevera good play was executed or a goal scored, the majority of the players were sure to be involved. Losing only one game this season, the Warriors couldn’t have done it without the effort of every single play- er. From their private psyche sessioris before the game to their Becniine Lin- coln-Sudbury jumping-jacks on the field, the spirit of the Warriors was the one thing that pulled them through. Everyone supported each other, both on and off the field, and this team togetherness sparked their incredible desire — the desire to recapture the Dual-County-League title, and put it back in our trophy case where it belongs. eo +A We af coma Fall Sports 2 ‘ BME, 228 Fall Sports Fall Sports 229 Back Row: Doreen Brown, Maddy Glist, Liz Reilly, Rebecca Bekampis, Kim Taylor, Mary Jane Plamondon, Sue Burtoft, Tammy Wolfe, Jen Gott- berg, Martha McNamera, Anne Kutenplon, Nancy Halter, Coach Nor- man Swicker. Front Row: Laura Poulin, Kathy Wilson, Nancy Eisenhauer, Jen Crawford, Captain Jen Cleary, Laurie Beausoleil, Karen Hessler, Kara McGarigal, Kathy O’Loughlin. 230 Fall Sports oe, ere Ne ts Fall Sports 231 eesteee 0 cotta ae as Bee vy 232 Fall Sports %, aeons, ai bg ah ms yy oe � That we Be. ggg) S Se wr ie Le nt Sy - Fall Sports 233 Back Row: Matt Masse, Paul Carpen- ter, Dale Mullen, George Lettery, Shawn Pearnson, Paul Lannon, Jeff Dorsey. Fifth Row: John Heppen- stahl, Larry Ovian, Mark Johnsohn, Kenny Hall, John Corcoran, David Burke, Chris DeFranco, Paul Leight- on. Fourth Row: Albert Tumer, Craig Pietz, Jerome Croom, David Royal, Kenny Gates, Rob Gabbe, David Murphy. Third Row: Scott Semple, Rob Matthews, Joe DeFranco,Rich McClean, Danny Gallagher, Jamie Jones, Jim Finamore, Mike Murray, Brian Pietz. Second Row: Bob Everett, Lance Rose, Jody Stimmel, Gordon Steltzer, Todd Bolton, John DeMasi, Chris Parks, Tom Hanky, Ken Ford, Terry Lynch. Back Row: Coach Tom Lopez, Coach Mike Newell, Tri-captains Allen Royal, Craig Ward, and Mark Spratt, Coach Mike Graceffa, Coach Peter Pietz. 234 Fall Sports te eae + Fall Sports 235 236 Fall Sports Fall Sports 237 Twelve seniors will be leaving the Varsity Field Hockey team this year, but they will always have fond memories of our 1981 season. Too bad there is no special award that could be given to each player, for they all deserve one. Anita Arum consistent- ly saved many games, having an out- standing year in the goal. Beth Mitch- ell, our MVDP, and Carol Bekampis both did a continually fine job at keep- ing the ball out of the striking circle. Our midfield players saw a lot of action this year: both Sue Loynd and Denise Dorion playing well at left half- back. Co-captain Pam Keough, a second team league all-star, and Ali- son Adolph gave one-hundred per- cent on the right side. Leading the defense was Joan Daly, our MVP and a DCL all-star. Her amazing stickwork and endless strength and talent served as a model the whole team could follow. The twelve goals scored this year did not accurately express the great effort shown by the forward line. Suzanne Swain, a second team Back Row: Anita Arnum, Jen Law- son, Denise Doiron, Erica Lewis, Di- anna Welch, Lucy Buchan, Pam Richards, Karen Craig, Suzanne Swain, Alison Adolph, Coach Dianne Pullo. Front Row: Sharon Ricciardi, Lauren Oasis, Joan Daley, Co-captain Pam Keough, Susan Lloynd, Carol Bekampis, Beth Mitchell. Missing: Co- Captain Catrin Pittack. 238 Fall Sports league all-star, and Lauren Oasis were the high scorers this year, grabbing four goals each. Next years captain, Erica Lewis, and Sharon Ricciardi had the strength and aggressiveness that substantially aided the team in getting the ball down the field, with successful pass-offs to Jen Lawson and Lucy Buchan, who dodged their way into the circle. Pam Richard’s abundant energy always kept the forward line moving and Dianna Welch and Karen Craig had surprising versatility in play- ing many positions with success. Leading the attack at left inner was co-captain Catrin Pittack, our MVOP and a DCL all-star. Her good dodging techniques and strong play- making ability deserve special praise. Our team had great amounts of strength, energy, and talent this year, but it never would have come together without Dianne Pullo’s bright enthusiasm and quiet assurance. Our 4-5-5 season can never reflect our hard work and our many good times of 1981. : eS ow e% ae a , Fall Sports 239 AE BRR tage ag Fall Sports 241 The 1981 Cross Country season was an interesting one. After a long summer of hard running, the Varsity squad came back in excellent shape. Led by coach Pat McMahon, the team anticipated a highly successful season. Junior Jon Franklin, a dedicated and experienced runner, gave the team an almost certain first place in every meet. Senior Tony Scafidi, a new- comer, helped the team by getting many crucial high places. Veteran co- captains Peter Fink and Curt Diedrich, both experienced and knowledgable runners, were strong contributors. Sophomore Scott Buckingham, a promising young runner, was a dis- tinct asset to the team. Junior Andre Peters and sophomore Mark Attwood, hard working as usual, had very successful seasons, turning in some good times and giving the team a helping hand. Senior Andy Clark, Juniors Chris Robey, Mike Wallace and Brett Leav topped off the Varsity team, all showing improved form. Af- ter a disappointing loss to Weston, the Tero, ET Tet Ce fe ae o be «% i; : es ea Pe eee Back Row: Lee Garth, Jonathan Franklin, Andre Peters, Andy Clark, Curt Diedrich, Anne Meriam, Peter Fink, Tony Scafidi, Doug Furciniti. Front Row: Scott Buckingham, Liam O'Connell, Craig Davis, Donna De- vita, Dawn Bortle, Brett Leav, Mike Wallace, Mark Atwood. Missing: Mis- sy Dence. 242 Fall Sports eres cist ee season went downhill. Plagued with sickness and injuries, the Warriors dropped their next three.Deeply dis- appointed, the now healthy Warriors rallied and won a close meet against Wayland 26-29. The final meet against Newton-South was no con- test; Lincoln-Sudbury destroyed them 22-38. Although discouraged by the four losses, L-S was encouraged by the teamwork used to pull off the last two victories. The Junior Varsity team (4-2) hada more encouraging season, led by freshmen Craig Davis, Toby Yos, and Tom Kneeland. All three young runners have very bright futures. Junior Lee Garth, sophomore Andy White, and freshmen Liam O’Connell and Scott Bagley, added much depth to the team and were largely responsi- ble for its success. The team was rounded off by Jon Langmuir, Drew Wollensak, Mark Arpino, and Stuart Hoover, who all showed a great amount of enthusiasm and improve- ment. Pe Fall Sports 243 = Back Row: Laura Haughey, Kelley Mitchell, Amy Sasiela, Katie Stewart, Laura Sitomer. Third Row: Coach Paul Wilkins, Lisa Kline, Leslie Thompson, Co-captains Lee Stowell and Catherine Wachtler, Tracie Reedy, Jeanette Schultz, manager Karen Seigel, Coach Mrs. Sheila Stew- art, manager Tanya Roberts. Second Row: Cathy Carney, Andrea Sorheide, Meg Neal, Laura Guindon. Front Row: Susan Mulcahey, Diana Dupuis, Kristen Gatchell, Cynthia Stowell, Ellen Winer, Cindy David- son, Andrea Prada, Susan Pearlstein. 244 Fall Sports Fall Sports 245 Back Row: Coach Sue Winters, Karen Cooke, Kim Helmes, Patty Hennessey, Doreen Place, Libby More, Cindy Munroe. Front Row: Anne McDonald, Kathy Kelley, Co- Captain Meg Sifferlen, Co-Captain Diane Bassett, Betsy Duggan, Lil- libeth Bucal. 246 Fall Sports Varsity JV Volleyball Back Row: Coach Sue Winters, Mary Ellen Wilkins, Karen Welsch, Lisa Holmes, Jody Hurstak. Front Row: Cindy Simmons, Renee Pitman, Britta Huer. Fall Sports 247 For the second consecutive year, the Lincoln-Sudbury boys Junior Varsity soccer team was Dual County League champions. This year, the ges squad posted a 14-1 re- cord. The only loss came against Con- cord the first time L-S played them. The Warriors avenged this loss with a 1-0 victory over Concord in the last game of the season. This victory gave them the D.C.L. championship. Mark McGarigal scored his tenth goal ear! in the first quarter to give L-S the toad and the defense held steady through- out the game to preserve that slim one-goal lead. In that game, as in the entire sea- son, the team used a total team effort to produce victory after victory. This effort started in net, where Bill Siffer- len, Bob Ross, and Dave Spindler ro- tated starts. They gave the team a solid defensive base. The strong group of fullbacks kept many shots away from the goalies. The group was led by tri-captain Mike Lagrassa, Karl Stubelis, Dave Bagley, and Jay Dusenbury. They were helped a great deal by Paul Lucchese, Rustom Guzdar, and Scott Richardson. Back Row: Coach Jerry Particelli, Bobby Heavey, P eter Putukian, Tim Connors, Scott Richardson, Dave Bagley, Mike Mappas, Karl Stubelis, Rustom Guzdar, Chris Bymes, Rob Donaldson, Jay Dusenbury, Frank Heavey. Middle Row: Todd Walling- ford, Ted Mulcahy, Paul Lucchese, Dave Taylor, Kenton Lietzau, Dave Fitts, Bill Mitchell, Tim Stewart, Paul Clifton, Bob Tiller, Steve Arees. Front Row: Bob Ross, Dave Spindler, Tri- Captains: Mike LaGrassa, Dave Gross, Mark McGarigal, Bill Sifferlen, Sailing Adler. 248 Fall Sports At the midfield, tri-captain Mark . McGarigal, Steve Arees, and Kenton ] Lietzau controlled the ball and the : win “ ed The group also included Bobby eavey, Dave Fitts, Tim Connors, Ted Mulcahy, Paul Clifton, Todd Wal- lingford, and Sailing Adler. They gave the starters ample support, and helped to win numerous games for the Waniors. On the forward line, Chris Byrnes led the team with thirteen goals from his right wing position. On the left wing, tri-captain Dave Gross led the team in assists. And at center forward, there was no one starter, as Dave Taylor, Rob Donaldson, Tim Stewart, and Bill Mitchell all contributed key goals to the Warrior cause. Other con- tributors to the offense were Bobby Tiller, Mike Mappas, and Peter Putu- kian. Coach Jerry Particelli could not help but be pleased with this year’s results. Although the team lost starters Matt Travers and Frank Heavey, and suffered a frustrating defeat to Con- cord, they rebounded to win the league, proving that Lincoln-Sudbury boys soccer is in good hands in the years to come. Boys’ JV Soccer «a % 33 5 é Fall Sports 249 Back Row: Coach Michelle Boisvert, Jane Perry, Patrice Reling, Cindy Johnson, Chris Gates, Leslie Hughes, Janet O’Rourke, Lisa Pierce, Vicky Sohn, Andrea Baker, Susan Campa- na, Laura Halter. Front Row: Glynn Velardo, Suzanne Starobin, Michelle Moran, Kim Meltzer, Co-captains Mary Beth O’ Rourke and Pam Stone, Sarah Heppenstahl, Cindy Meade, Michelle Ouellette, Dale Arpino. 250 Fall Sports taut + io Ae ae ie win dee ' � Rita Girls’ JV Soccer Fall Sports 251 Back Row: Kristi Wesslen, Laura George, Mia Murray, Karen McLeod, Jenny Schaeffer. Third Row: Anne Treacy, Pam Reily, Stephanie Cos- grove, Nancy Trocchi, Stephanie Welch, Shelly Bonaceto, Coach Kelly Springs. Second Row: Erin Docherty, Laura Morgan, Laurel Horn, Karen Noel, Cynthia King, Sherley Blood. Front Row: Susan Londres, Jenny Gitlin, Carey Rasco, Co-captains De- nise Scialabba and Ann Poole, Lynn Hoff, Anne Pianka. 252 Fall Sports ea i ae 7 eet oh ae iis ses ear $ A PM Pig: es a ae setter 9 we PO Fae (afte aap JV Field Hockey eae Fall Sports 253 Frosh Football Back Row: Eugene Boggs, Joe Hogan, Scott Terrel, Todd Richard- son, Chris Solo, Jeff Sullivan, Antony Friel. Third Row: Coach Baines, John Clery, Joe Baskowitz, Chris Jones, Chris McGuilluary, Curt Ring, Byron Willis, Quintin George, Darin Phillips. Second Row: Kenny Morrison, Jamie Anderson, Tim Carney, Paul Chioto, Gregg Bucal, Scott Neal, Brian Sten- berg, Ed McDonald. Front Row: Kod- ney Marshall, Nigel Drakes, Chris Sepatowski, Captain Todd Burke, Mike DeFranco, Robert Phillips, Michael Walsh. 254 Fall Sports Frosh Field Hockey Back Row: Kim Kiesewetter, Gretch- en Weiss, Kahty Hinds, Erin McNa- mara, Wendy Spiller, Eileen Smith, Michelle Freedman, Janet Anderson, Dianne Rendulic, Julie Bump. Middle Row: Heather Erskine, Beth Jones, Jen Solomon, Ellen Wedenbauer, Jenny Wofford, Ellen Huie, Laura Everett, Sarah Pike. Front Row: Dina Finamore, Marsha Furciniti, Kristin Palmer. Fall Sports 255 Back Row: Amanda Wagner, Heather Hughs, Bonnie Cassivi, Lauren Prince, Sally Marrone, Chris Glaser. Front Row: Laura Hyland, Cheryl Burke, Co- Captains: Denise Rubin, Elaine Cannalonga; Jen Stacey, Debbie McDonald. 256 Fall Sports ing | Cheerlead three ary) N 257 Fall Sports AM ath le Sisecrittis Fs 258 Fall Sports Top Row: Scott Horton, Charlie Friel, Ranford Richardson, Steve Tribou, Vinnie Martinelle, Rob Gabbe, Skip Forgate, Cory Smith, Jody Stimmel, Jim Bursma, Dave Carroll, Mike Wal- lace, Coach George Horton. Kneel- ing: Co-Captains: Matt Ginsburg, Kenny Ford. 260 Winter Sports Basketball ? Boys Winter Sports 261 Yv) t 8. Y) me 2 = 262 Winter Sports 263 Back Row: Jen Gottberg, April Car- rington, Sarah Foote, Sue Burtoft, Cynthia King, Pam Stone. Front Row: Mary Jane Plamondon, Sue Londres, Co-Captains: Jen Crawford, Teri Burtoft, Tammy Wolfe, Kara Mc Garigal. Missing: Detra Dennis. 264 Winter Sports Winter Sports 265 266 Winter Sports kel ane Be NRO Se re eae ais Co Mong. eco Winter Sports 267 The 1981-82 boys’ gymnastics team maintained the strong tradition of Lincoln-Sudbury in Eastern Mas- sachusetts gymnastics. At the begin- ning of the season the group had high hopes and aspirations which included both the league and the state cham- pionships. Coach Jim Dusenbury felt that these goals could be realized. He con- sidered this team one of the best groups he had ever had in his long coaching career. The major reason for his team’s consistent success is the un- usual combination of knowledge and friendliness which he brings into the gym. All of the gymnasts feel close to “Duse”’ because he tries to make each one realize that he has a special talent. Another important reason for the team’s success was the leadership provided by the team’s five seniors. Back Row: Tim Carey, Bob Koss, Mark Schlosser, Jay Dusenbury, Doug Furcitini, Jon Keevil, Brian Low, Dick Cicciu, Simon Bollen, John Rol- lins, Joe O'Donnell. Front Row: Billy Mitchell, Todd Wallingford, Steve Blessington, Eric Malerbi, Jim Fina- more, Co-Captains: Elliot Glist, Phil Gorgone, Adam Smith, Mike Lagras- sa, Mark Gleason, Beran Peters. 268 Winter Sports Co-captains Elliot Glist and Phil Gor- gone made their contributions in two ways: with their skill as gymnasts in each of the events, and by the fine examples they set for the younger members of the team. The other three seniors, Jon Keevil, Doug Furciniti, and Simon Bollen, aided the team’s effort with both enthusiasm and high scores. Although the loss of this talent can- not avoid hurting the team next year, juniors Eric Malerbi, Steve Blessing- ton, Bob Ross, and Jim Finamore, along with many other returning gym- nasts, will strive to improve on this year’s record. The successes of this year will give experience to the under- classmen who next year will have to help Lincoln-Sudbury maintain its proud position in boys’ gymnastics in Massachusetts. ae ee ; | i ‘ Winter Sports 269 ra Q Winter Sports Winter Sports 271 Back Row: Katie Stimmell, Amanda Wagner, Kristin Gatchel, Debbie Scialabba, Hanna Munroe, Lynne Thome, Elise Lemire, Jane Read, Karen Novak, Carol Jarvis, Heather Dow. Front Row: Melissa Heiser, Elaine Clark, Luanne Beck, Linda Marino, Sharon Ricciardi, Beth Moroney, Dina Finamore, Kim Faber, Jill Horton, Stephanie Gorgone. 272 Winter Sports Girls’ Varsity Gymnas Winter Sports 273 274 Winter Sports 275 Winter Sports Back Row: Alan Hartstone, John Clery, Chris Byrne, Steve Arees, Rick Anthoney, Jeff Cutler, Mike Schwartz, Scott Kellstedt. Middle Row: Craig Ward, Bill Zola, Scott Semple, Mike Regenauer, Reed Blair, Chris Caputo. Front Row: John Pitchel, James (Ti- ger) Jackson, Eric Harvey, Scott Har- vey, Evan Dangel, Ed McDonald, Jeff Karloff. 276 Winter Sports Boys’ Varsity Hockey Winter Sports 277 Back Row: Stuart Hoover, Michael Moles, Bill Sifferlen, Paul Zarilli, Mike Einhorn, Bruce Cameron, Wayne Hardy, Manager: Janice Linton. Mid- dle Row: Carl Morth, Howie Pollock, Paul Carpenter, Jamie Fuscillo, Paul Clifton, Steve Davis, John Pianka. Front Row: Tri-Captains: Andre Pe- ters, Greg McNight, Joe Wilkins. 278 Winter Sports Winter Sports 279 The 1981-82 team, although lack- ing the depth of past years, has all the dedication and talent needed to con- tinue winning. This year’s team has no real all-stars, but rather a blend of hard working athletes. Coach Pat McMa- hon has constructed a well balanced, winning team. Co-captains Jon Campbell and Andy Clark along with Dexter Blandin have combined their talents to com- pletely dominate the league in the 45 yd. high hurdles. Along with the hur- dles, the distance events have proved to be the strong-points in this year’s team. Peter Fink and Tony Scafidi have become an almost unbeatable one-two punch in the 1000. In the mile, newcomer Jon McMorrow has proved himself to be one of the best milers in the league, with Curt Died- rich not far behind. The two mile is owned by Jon Franklin, who is now Back Row: Mark Crosby, Curt Died- rich, Chris Wofford, Dester Blandin, Glen Fraizer, Peter Fink, Andy Clark, Jon McMorrow, ‘“‘D.T.”’ Peter Putu- kian, Michael Mappes, Coach Pat McMahon. Middle Row: Chris Roby, Scott Buchingham, Chris Sepitowski, Tony Scafidi, Mark Pitwood, Lenny Solo, Jon Franklin, Rob Matthews. Front Row: Holly Moultrie, John Stevens, Skip Potter, Mike Harris, Tom Kneeland, Bill Graham. Mis- oe Jeff LaCure, Mark Spratt, Toby OS. 280 Winter Sports Boys’ Track | one of the top three two-milers in the league. Scott Buckingham and Mark Atwood, complete the point- producing trio. Rob Mathews, Sailing Adler, and Jeff LaCure, along with Mark Johnson, have rescued an ailing 40 yd. dash. In the 600, Holly Moul- trie has become a dominating force and one of the teams major strong points. Mark Crosby has picked up where he left off last year and is now almost unbeatable in the shot put. In the high jump, Glen Frazier and Dex- ter Blandin have turned the team’s only real weak spot into a productive event. The success of the 1981-82 team has also depended greatly on the third places picked up in various events by the young runners. These talented young runners insure nothing but success for the trackmen in years to come. ; Girls’ Track Although the Girls’ Track team was unable to regain the Dual County League title this year, the season was nevertheless a very successful one. In addition to our scheduled meets, we participated in a Marathon relay held in honor of Alberto Salazar, who holds the world record for the twenty six mile run. One of the largest teams participating, we did very well and placed second in the event, helping to raise funds to improve the track at Wayland High School. Our team spirit was excellent, and even though we weren’t able to regain the Dual County League title during Coach Haworth’s final year, we hada terrific season. Back Row: Coach Haworth, Karen Cook, Catherine Distler, Missy Robenson, Becky Karst, Vicki Raja, Jen Cleary, Deborah Wells, Assistant Coach Janet Kirby. Middle Row: Cin- dy Davidson, Tara Goodwin, Laurie Grathwohl, Maureen McKelvey, Gaby Crosby, Andrea Balack, Gileen Smith, Siahinie Cosgrove, Melissa Dence, Becky Karst. Front Row: Maddy Glist, Karen Craig, Co- Captains: Anne Meriam, Doreen Place, Dawn Bortle, Donna Devita, Diane Chorney. Missing: Renee Pit- man, Philipia Hillman, Karen Neuhauser, Ann Traecy, Lisa Brand, Karen Caniessa, Annette Kelly, San- dra Liepens, Kristen Palmer, Becky Reid. Winter Sports 281 Back Row: Drew Chase, Brett Ep- stein, David Bagley, Tom Consolino, Rob Donaldson, Coach Bill Banes. Front Row: Paul Lannon, Hugh Hunt, Jerome Croom, Matt Massei, Bob Heavey, Matt Wirzburger. 282 Winter Sports = an a Boys’ J.V. Basketball Winter Sports 283 Back Row: Sue Berudette, Belinda Jones, Kim Kiesewetter, Lisa Braude, Sue Pearlstein, Anna Wennerholm, Regina Terry, Elena Seoni. Front Row: Debbie Beaudette, Elizabeth Abramson, Kristy Wesslen, Michelle Moran, Cindy Simmons. 284 Winter Sports Girls’ J.V. Basketball Winter Sports 285 Finally, snow! After three years of dismal, not to mention snowless win- ters, the “dusting” on December 12th and 13th started the 1982 ski season off on the right foot. Under the leadership of Coach Gra- ham Taylor, the Cross-Country squad received some much needed gqui- dance. Quickly, it became evident that skiers Frank Mainville, Jon Langmuir, Susan Janes, Andrew White, Dave Spinler, Drew Wollinsack, and Laurel Horne had natural ability; and with the honing from Mr. Taylor, they rapidly developed efficient technique. The Alpine squad, under the gui- dance of head Coach Rick Mullen, also took shape. Standout skiers for the boys’ team were captain Matt Rand and Andy Lehman. Returning from last seasons team were Bob Cobuzzi, Rich Wittenberg, Dan Rubin, Daryll Hotch, Dave Strauss, Back Row: Andy White, Andy Lap- kin, Rich Wittenberg, Brooks King, Paul Falco, Scott Richardson, Steve Walker, Josh Serota, John Langmuir, Drew Wollinsack, Robert Hahn. Mid- dle Row: Dave Fitts, Rob Golder, Dave Strauss, Mark Fortunado, Scott Bagley, Mark Serota, Dale Mullen, Cliff Poley, Steve Andleman, Bob Cobuzzi, Dan Rubin. Front Row: Amy Golder, Beth Mitchell, Erica Lap- kin, Susan James, Susan Hart, Susan Birkett, Julie Fisch, Andy Lehman, Coach Rick Mullen. Kneeling: Co- Captains: Matt Rand, Jennifer Lawson. 286 Winter Sports Ski Team Dale Mullen and Dave Fitts, with freshman Brooks King completing the starting ten. These ten were backed up by fifteen more strong skiers just waiting to step in if someone faltered. The girls also had a pair of excep- tional skiers: captains Jennifer Law- son and Anita Arnum. However, these two were not alone either, they were teamed up with other fine skiers such as Beth Mitchell, Erica Lapkin, Amy Golder, Laurel Horne, Karen Knoll, and freshmen Julie Fisch, Lucey Birkett, and Susan Birkett. In all, the season promised a great deal of excitement. 1983 promises to be another spec- tacular year with only three boys and four girls graduating this spring. With the team spirit and cooperation of this year being carried on to next, the only thing that could thwart the team would be — no snow. Think snow!! Freshmen Basketball . pe ; : ¥) ei Awe 18 og 7 Sy 2 Back Row: Coach Mike Newell, Terr- ence Patterson, Francis Heavey, Todd Burke, Chris Jones, Craig Car- ter, James Innocent, Joe “‘Goof’ Gaz- za, Bryan Stenberg. Front Row: Donald Craft Bobby “‘Ice’’ Phillips, Micheal DeFranco, David Taylor, Theodore Mulcahy, Nigel Drakes. Winter Sports 287 With competition being very stiff, ten people made the Varsity Squad in November tryouts. Returning to the cheerleading ranks were Sally Moroney, Jen Stacey, Bonnie Cassivi, and Debbie MacDonald. Newcomers included Karyn Wilson, Peggy Wal- lace, Anne Lankau, and Sarah Peck. Co-captains Denise Rubin and Back Row: Gail Peisach, Jennifer Stacy, Anne Lankau, Karyn Wilson, Bonnie Cassivi, Sarah Peck. Front Row: Sally Moroney, Peggy Wallace, Captains Denise Rubin and Lauren Prince, Debbie MacDonald. 288 Winter Sports Lauren Prince helped this new squad to become a talented and enthusiastic group, with the best reputation in the Dual County League. Although the basketball team did not have a win- ning season, the cheerleaders never wavered in their positive outlook and dedication to the team. Cheerleading Winter Sports 289 Winter Sports 290 Candids 291 lh le th lk ah PP rer Ee eT Serre 292 Candids 294 Memorial TGIF ... My area is clean a eNere The Winnebago is full of gas Aare Gec The refrigerator is full of food CEN S ae I didn’t forget the worm bucket Bah aiegingron oR It's 2:30 pm Bt eR ag as Se Pr I’m leaving for the lake Chet Rafus will long be remembered by his colleagues and many friends for his intense de- dication and interest in fishing. Chet’s life was centered around the anticipa- tion of sitting by a quiet lake with a line in the water waiting for that strike that would get his adrenalin flowing with the thought of landing that big one. The one that always seemed to allude his ait. GOOD FISHING CHET WE MISS YOU. 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