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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1985 volume:

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Introduction Color Candids Underclassmen Seniors Faculty Activities Fall Sports Winter Sports ... to Cover What A Difference The Years Make Above: Jeannine Czimbal Far Right: Terry Ward and Ed Hill were performing dynamic dramatic readings Right: Toby Mintz had hair above his ears (L to R) Debbie Scialabba and Kim Faber Above: Jen Wyman was enjoying the forbidden fruit Right: (L to R) Jen Solomon and Susan Beaudette were riding that “magic bus” Below: Leslie Burt was singing her heart out in the L-S chorus Above: Julie Fisch was looking excited Above: Cynthia Stowell was sitting pretty Above: (L to R) Chris Gates and Susan Bowers were calculating the chances for another Warrior victory Below: Sheila McNeill Below: Friends forever (L to R) Jodi Mullen and Susan Beaudette ia � % Right: “Look, Ma, no cavities!” says Kathy Cooper Far Right: Amy Bard Center: Is this assigned reading, ; David Sullivan? Left: Things are going “weld” for Bill Burroughs ‘ °° a Above: All together now! (L to R) perry Gurtler, Danielle Abrams, and Shay Cole Left: (L to R) Joe Sims and Rich St. Germain Left: Gaelen Green recovers from terminal writer's cramp Below: (L to R) Rob Shapiro and David Spindler get down to the bare bones Right: Mitch Caspe F teh iy Above: (L to R) Debbie Hayes, Laura McCarthy, and Susan Cooper Right: Stanley McConnell knows how to work and “playboy.” Left: Interior decorations by David Grossman Below: “Boy, is this textbook interesting!” says Corey Burse Below: Peter Durfee iasscceaes Pe Rox Left: Carrie Wofford surrounded by a sea of paperwork Above: “| sure hope this program works out,” says Harry Fitzpatrick Below: Chris Gates and Sarah Haessler We Right: Wendy, from Peter Pan, and Santa Claus, often visit Lincoln-Sudbury to take in a class or two. Above: Rob Coviello and Josh Franklin being studious in the library. Right: Frank Heavey and Beth Jones showing a little school spirit. X Below: Dana Guthrie and Mike Delman relaxing on a beautiful fall afternoon. Right: Jane Monahan surprised from behind. Above: Lisa BOveS: sometimes you just gotta’ laugh! Above: Voted ugliest Lincoln-Sudbury student of 1985. WP Below: You say a computer is missing? Have you spoken with Josh Sirota? Right: Everyone loves Advanced Biology (L to R) Scott Harvey, Kristin Palmer, Chris Gates, Kristin Welch, Donald Craft, and Jorge Uribe. Leslie Caproni and Chris Keough “hangout” at their lockers. a Fiscale, “Is this heaven???” John Emery. Below: Jon Morgan and Jorge Uribe make friends with Mr. Skull. Above: Scott Neal. Left: Erica White on her lunch break. Above: Mark Nathenson, smiling pretty. 13 Practice Run Above: Bob Lewis and Shawn Walker, just enjoying the moment? Above Right: Beth Cutler making sure that Baron Peter has that certain look. Right: Joe Gazza and Karen Neuhauser: A look can say a thousand words. Above: Heather Erskine and Dina | Finamore spend a night with the stars. Below: Sitting at an ornatel decorated Prom Table are Todd pichardeon, Carrie Wofford, Todd pat a Carney and Amy urke, ; ‘ Ranbers. means yen Below Left: Erik Shuman and Gretchen Weiss learned this little step in sixth grade dance class. Above: Eileen Smith and Matt Massei, ‘Gaze into my eyes.” Left: “Ladies and Gentlemen,” may | present Jennifer Midgley and Edward MacDonald. 15 Above: Tony Arena and Kevin weeney walking tall Below: (L to R) Lendale Beverly, Eugene Boggs, and Jon Foster ight: Sari Toiminen Above: Jennifer Solomon and Tim Carney ee ei tee Above: Leslie Burt says, “That's the last time he'll ever step on my hand.” ing Color iV inl 17 Above Left: Jeannine Czimbal. Above Right: Sparks fly as a student works in Auto Shop. Far Right: The peek-a-boo two — cw et pee Jodi Mullen and Lisa Auerbach. ' : 3 Near Right: Marcia Furciniti. curin se | |6OUCSlUl nN Below: Greg Bucal being “resourceful” in the library. 5 Eee RR 2. Right: Matt Wirzburger makes a winning shot on the L-S tennis courts. Left (L to R): Claire Galloway and Stella Shead. Below (L to R): Mary sie O’Neill “cutting up” in jewelry class. Left (L to R): Cla Nabih and Kate Corcoran. Above: Jeff Casto and Tom Austin. Far Left: (L to R) James Wyche, Rick Robinson, Reza Atabaki, Aaron Tavares, Derik Allerton, and Shaun McNamara. Near Left (L to R): Joe Gazza and Scott Bagley. 19 Center: Jinnah Adams creating a masterpiece. Right: Regina Hicks — the phantom female. ee oe oe oes ee Above: (L to R) Rebecca Cocco, ony Pollock, Amy Harding, Hedi oldberg, and Katri Sampson. Right: Jon Raja — He can pose, but can he play? Far Right: A student gets back to nature. 20 Above Left: Alice Haggerty, future engineer. Above: Workin ard? (Lto R) Wayman Smith, Lesile Hugh: and Scott Gomez. Left: (L to R) Steve Goldsmith and Aaron Tavares. Above: Craig Carter and Jonathan Foster on the way to another Warrior win. 21 Right: Here’s a bunch of happy campers, Scott Bagley, Laura Everett, Mark Adams and Mike Delman. Below: Who dunnit, Sean McNamara, Scott Guindon, Tim Walker or Ted Scafiai? Siar ee Left: Mark Nelson, Jeanine Czimbal and Carrie Wofford. Above: Jim O’loughlin and Jim Innocent. TF Ne a, ihn aa naar meoeanses OTR 3 : —-.- TEGO Far Left: Kerri Fuller, Barbie Eisenhower and Laurie Pietz loung- ing in the caf ... Near Left: Craig Davis and Willie Monroe. Above: Kirt Jorden evades the teachers by sitting outside to listen to music. Left: Nina Kottler enjoying a stroll in the courtyard between classes. 23 Above: Future librarians of America, Nancy Schwalje and Jen Rogers. Above Left: Brian Cannon, whose hand is that? Right: How much voltage can Ke Phalen and Amy Kolb take? Left: Meri Toler, Beth Haas, Holly Scott and K.K. Smith are studying the 5 1's of life at Lincoln-Sudbury; relaxa- tion, recuperation, resuscitation, re- juvenation and recreation. Above: Geoff Kornfeld and Jessica Benson. Above: Pat Lane and Sharon Denton — “We are OUTTA Here!!”. Left: Geoff Payson and Elvis Costello, to- gether again! Left: Computer blues strike the ana- lytical minds of Dave Bernier, Toby Mintz, Mike Abbott and Josh Sirota. Right: Nicki Meade finishing up last night’s homework in her tastefully dec- orated locker. Far Right: Barbie Eisenhower and Andrea Greenberg. Right: Paula Hansen, John Stankard, Suzanne Taylor, Debbie Aufderhaar, Nancy Ottenstien, Jorge Uribe, Christine Corcoran, Liam O’Connell and Cathy Wil- liams: The gang's all here! Right: A future Lincoln-Sudbury DYAD editor. Left: Are Stephanie Katz and David Spindler prepping for Har- vard? Above Left: Nicole Blair, you know you are not allowed on the carroll. Above: Peter Durfee getting goofy in drafting! Left: Eugene posse and Donald Craft relaxing between classes. Below: Jodi Mullen and Lisa Aur- bach, “Surprise!” Above: Cheryl Hart and Michelle Seville proving that life can be pretty tough at times at L.S. Right: Rebecca Shugrue smiling big for the camera! Right: Laura Sonjara. Above: Chris McGilvry, Liam O’Connell and Bob Coburn are really back on the farm. ag eae, 2S EER Oe Below: Joe Simms and Cathy Pullo doing some serious studying in the li- brary. ARM, Above: Shella McNell and Dana Jones being ‘Camera shy”. Left: Paul Gasparro realizing the true meaning of the grade on his test. Left: Dave Taylor is ready forthe busi- Above (L to R): Sascha Schmid, ness world. Crai elson, Erica White, Mike Frank, and Lee Ovian. 29 Below: David Kaplan and Steve Swartz. Right: Friends to the end — Andrea Soerhelde and Cyndy Hertweck. Above: The lunch bunch bench — (L to R) Ben Lonske, Mike Fine, Erich Walble, Michael Toomey, and Fred Howell. Above: Carl Schiller and Ted David. Above: Jen Wyman — That winning smile! Below: Michael Carney and Paula Below: Say cheese! (L to R) Kory Jor- Hanson. dan, Andrea Soerheide. Below: Miss Athy and her Merry Men. Left: Hedi Goldberg. Above: (L to R) Wendell Knox, Paul Fish and Dan Gabbe hard at work. Above: Paul Fitzgerald moves for checkmate. Right: Paul Schow trying to get that certain look. Below: Jon Foster and Terrance Patterson out- side their world renowned locker. Right: Robin Salvinl, realizin schoolwork can be fun? Above: Peter and Kathy Cutler. that eran Underclassmen Re t Lu e 34 Class of ’88 Kimberly Aaronson Elizabeth Abrams Nicholas Aieta Kimberly Albee Krista Allenberg endy Alsen illiam Andrews Nancy Anton Larry Arena Karen Arpino Chris Atwood Ralph Babcock Glen Bacus Carolyn Bagley Gwendolyn Baker Deirdre Bannon David Barker Paul Baszkiewicz Susan Benjamin Craig Berkel Elizabeth Berry Dorothy Bison David Blacker Marci Blacker Eric Bolton Evelyn Bonn Karl Borg Michele Bowden Gabielle Bowdoin Molly Bradley Jessica Brenner Deanna Bridges Allison Bryant Michael Buckley Kimberly Burke William Burroughs Collin Burton Peter Bye Heather Byrne Lauren Byrne Michelle Byrne Christophere Campana Tommie Cambell Robert Carey Michael Carney Chantal Casey Jacquelyn Cefola Karen Chambers Orlando Chambers Rodney Chance Karen Citron Rebecca Claxton Stephanie Cohen Stephan Coleman Ronnie Cooper Samantha Costello Kim Coughlin Kimberly Couranz Ole Craig Carey Crittenden Joseph Cronin Beth Cutting John Czimbal Christopher Dangel Colin Dangel Amy Darsch Andrew Davis Jonathan Davis Scott Davis Rob DeFranco Victor Del Regno Robert Denison Laura DeNormandie Courtney DePeter Will Devaney Michael Devine William Devine Gina DiCarlo John Donion Sean Donovan Pamela Dorsey Kristen Dow Claudia Dragun Robin Drouin Christina Duborg Heather Duckett Paticia Duncan David DuPuy David Einreinhofer Mark Eisner Heather Ellsworth Scott Erskine Keith Espinola Suzannah Farney Christina Favaloro Jennifer Fields Allyson Fisher Emily Fisher Harold Fitzpatrick Jennifer Floyd Andrea Fonte Dianna Forte Thomas Fowler Samantha Fox Christopher Fredella David Fredman Pamela Freidman Robin Fuller Jill Furman Susanne Gainer Elizabeth Gallagher Louis Ganong Nader Gheith Michael Glasgow Jonathon Glazer Steven Goldsmith Faye Gordon Joseph Gorgone Brooke Grace Carolyn Gracey Derek Grant Kenneth Grierson Sonia Grones Sarah Guernsey Christopher Hales Nicole Halverson Allison Hammer Richard Hammond Sarah Harding Harry Haroutunian Heidi Harrington Timothy Hart Eric Hartstone Derek Hayden Alita Haytayan Andrea Heiser Curtis Hendrickson William Hershberger Philip Hillman Katherine Hoben Paul Hogan Norvalett Holman Ronald Horton Christian Howard David Howe Chrisa Hunnewell Liza Hunter Alisa Isenberg Keisa Jackson Jonathan Jewett Hyacinthe Joassainte Douglas Jones Kern Jordan Kirt Jordan Kory Jordan Jehangir Jungalwala lan Kabat Derek Kalchbrenner Cindy Karloff Gaile Karsas Frederick Kennedy Emma Ketteringham Daniel King Lynne King Celestine Klein Carl Krammer Kathy Kronenberger Noa Kushner Donald LaCharite Carl LaGrassa Melinda Lamont-Havers Nicole Lamoureaux Margaret Langlitz Eric Latimer Lori Leo David Letcher Christina Lettery Stacey Levine Stephanie Lind Anne Linden Juan Lopez Daniel Lovering Carolyn Jane Mack lan MacLean Melanie MacLeod Stacy Mahoney Jashua Manjarrez Paul Manning Lisa Mansfield Paul Morbella Robert Marriott Jeff Marshall Jennifer Martin Christopher Mawn Bridey Maxwell Gregory May Patricia McCall Denise McDonald Lisa McHugh Suzanne McKay Karan McLean Andrew McMorrow Tamara McTighe Susan Melick Chris Meltzer Ramon Misra Victoria Moncrieff Cecily Morgan Sue Moroney Arlene Morris Lisa Mosca Catherine Moss Chris Mullen Holly Mullen Michael Murdock Ethan Mutschler Jyothi Nambiar Laura Nathanson Eden Niederhauser Sharon Noble Catherine O’Brien Christopher Oldham Michelle Paster Laura Pearlman Jeffrey Peppercorn Joshua Peters Laura Petrovic Kristen Pettit Paul Piazza Staphanie Pires Raphael Pittman Sarah Pitts Brenda Poor Edward Potter Amy Powell Amy Price Dainna Priede Nisha Purushoham Michele Racicot Rita Raju William Ramon Bruce Rankin Anita Ravi David Redfield Stacey Reinherz Andrew Reising Christopher Remington Nicole Rice Brenda Richard Rachel Richard Patricia Risley Nicole Ritchie Elliot Robey Lesley Rosen Anthony Rossini Nancy Rubin Kurt Rutherford David Ryan Karen Salvini Dawn Sas iela David Saxe Brian Schirf Steven Schwalje Katherine Sheehan Todd Short Richard Siemmer Fredder Silva Jennifer Skaff Jennifer Skulte Charles Slate Eric Smith Jabreel Smith Kevin Smith Julie Sonjara Darby-Sue Spiller Henry Spindler Raymond Spittler James Spurgin Scott Stacey Tanya Steinberg Aaron Stern Paul Stitt Andrew Surwilo Craig Sussman William Sussman Kevin Sweeney Suzanne Sweeney Paul Sweet Aaron Tavares Janeen Tevekelian Wendy Theiler Gabrielle Tiep-Daniels Kimberly Tillery Lee Tingley Alison Tomlin Cathy Tong Denny Tong Alex Underwood Jennifer Valentine Jeffrey Venter Scott Vifquain Jeffrey Walker Lori Walker Darnell Wallace Gregory Wallack Jennifer Walsh Derek Ward Joseph Ward Lisa Weiner Richard Weiner Hilary White Matt Whiteley Jason Wilburn Theodore Wilkins Steve Wilkinson Kara Williamson Charlene Wilson Daniel Wilson David Wiseman Martha Wofford James Wyche Michelle Zarella Kristin Zirkel Below: Scott Stacey is all packed up and ready to go! i Club Right: Brad MacGuiness with an overload of French books. Below: Slick chicks! — Suzanne McKay, Kim Tillery, Myna Carter. Above: Arthur Fitzhugh — “Meet my computer!” Right: Flashy Freshmen! — Laura Pearlman, Heather Byrne, Lori Leo, Lisa Weiner. 35 Right: “No my name isn’t ADIDAS” Rodney Chance Below: Mork and Mindy, Paul Stitt and Kim Burke Far Right: “Hey, | got the Pentagon computer!” Ole Craig Near Right: Uniform of the day .. . Kirt Jordan, Kory Jordan Left: Brian Schirf Right: Would you trust these guys with your copa 4 books? Jay Jungalwala Joshua anjarrez, David Ein- reinhofer Left: We're on the Crest team! (or is it the Chess team?) L to R: Lisa Weiner, Sara Cuornsey, Lori Leo, Heather Byrne, Hillary White, Laura Pearl- man, Charlene Wilson, Paul Stitt, Matt Whitely Below: Is there any spinach on our teeth? Diana Priede and Kim Couranz 37 Left: Aaron Tavares roaming the P halls. Right: Jonathan Glazer. Great things come in small packages. Below: Art is the product of great thinking. Eric Latimer. Above: Dan Lovering, enthralled by the masters. Right: Keisa Jackson, Karen Chambers, Kim Tillery. 38 Below: Hi, we're freshmen. Tricia McCall, Mark Eisner, David Fredman. Right: When J.T. talks girls listen. Jen Skaff, J.T., Jennifer Walsh, Allison Fisher. Above: Looking his best. Lem Tingley Left: Yum, stewed prunes. Billy Hershberger. 39 Right: Paul Manning, Jennifer Walsh, Larry Arena, Jen Skaff, Ally- son Fisher. Below: Chris Mullen, Glen Bacus, Derek Grant, Rob De- Franco. Above Right: Gwen Baker and Patti Duncan after a trip to the snack bar. Right: Matt Whitely, Jason Wilburn, Paul Stitt, Alex Underwood. Right: Kathy Hoben — “Don't Look!” 40 Class of ’87 Peter Abele Susan Abramson Danielle Abrams Anita Amelia Christopher Amshey James Andelman Suzanne Anderson Elizabeth Arees Michael Arnum Khashayar Atabaki Tracy Atkinson Richard Aucoin David Aufderhaar Alan Avila Frank Bankuti Aimee Bard Mary Bellows Domenic Belsito, Jr. Kathleen Bennett Vanessa Benson James Benton Glen Rd. Berg Janice Bially Margaret Biel Leslie Bilosz Patrick Birmingham Joel Birnbaum Andrew Black Nicloe Blair Marcy Bloomenthal Christine Bodoin Douglas Brasington Christina Brink Kimberly Brock Marnie Brown Michael Brown Cheryl Brownlee Jilian Bump Kristin Burke Corey Burse Steven Burtoft Julie Buxton Bonnie Cameron John Campana Denise Carignan Elizabeth Carleton Mina Carter Scott Chamberlin Christopher Churchhill Kacy Clark Michael Cochran Sharon Cole Sharon Colligan Kathy Cooper Katherine Corcoran James Cosgrove Marisa Cubrilovic Jennifer Cudmore Christina Cuomo Ellen Cullinane James Curtin Thomas Damon Christian D'Annunzio Matthew Dansereau Richard DeFranco Deborah Delman Evelyne Delori Jason DelPorto Yvonne DeMasi Mark Dence Christopher Desjardin Tara Devine Alicia Distler Noel Dixon Robert Doiron, Jr. Rachel Donaldson Brian Donovan Mark Dorenbaum Jeff Doretti Robert D’Ottavio Patricia Doyle Mark C. Dunham Pete N. Durand Felicia Durand Melissa Duven Anneliese Eckhardt Craig Eisner Terence Elam Kristina Emery Lesley Erskine Robin Espinola Laura Evans Todd Faber Laura Fagin Dina Marie Fallo Dana Farmer Steven Farrar Emily Feder Marianne Feeley David Fertig Michael Fine Michael Fink Paul Fish Bradley Fitts Erik Fleischauer Julia Foote Chiquita Foster Dana Foster Daniel Gabbe Matthew Gallagher Sara Gardiner Dawn M. Giovanella David Glass Lisa Glassman Laura Gobbi Michael Goldberg Brian Goss Elizabeth Gottman William Grace Jennifer Green Pamela Greene Mark Grentzenberg Keary Griffin Kirsten Gurtler Dana Guthrie Arthur Hall Matthew Hall Jerald Halligan Denise Hamarat Annette Haroutunian Tracey Hart Tina Hasche James Hatch Edward Hoffman Hans Hollister Mary Elizabeth Holman Hillary Horowitz Fred Howell Jerry Husu Daniel Hunt Christopher Hynes Barbara Jarvis Amanda Johnson Dana Jones Ferzin Jungalwala David Kaplan Scott Kay Keith Kelble Michelle Kelley Moira Kelly Paul Kenney Amy Kleine Lisa Knapp Wendell Knox Amy Kolb Daniel Kopelman Eddy LaCure Todd Lamoureaux Michael Lanigan Lisa Langmuir Kelly Larsen Brad LeBlond Lynn Leone Amanda Lewis Laura Liepins Benjamin Lonske Alison Lovell Gordon Lowe Bradford Macinnis Owen Mack Brendan Mahoney Kristina Mainville Joshua Marchette Shawn Marcoux Chad Margolin Jean-Pascal Marjollet Joanne Marotta Mary Massei Daniel Maurer Michael D. Mayer Meredith Mayo Emily McCredie Ruth McDougald Robert McFarland Neil McGilvray Patrick McGourty Sheila McNeill Richard McMorrow Megan Melley Damon Michaels Karen Miller Carrie Mitchell Jane Moroney Michelle Mosca Regina Moss Brian Murphy Maura Murphy David Myers Sharira Nabih Peter Nelson Shirley Nelson Kenneth Neuhauser Richard Nix Kevin Novak Kimberly O’Brien Jamie Lynn O'Neil Kathleen O'Connell James Ottenstein Gregory Packer Wallace R. Palmer III Darcia Parham George Patterson Jennifer J. Patti Patricia Paul Andrew Payson Derek Pearson Ernie Place Janet Plank Indra Priede Katherine Pryor Anne Pullo Kristin Ragno Jill Rapaport Denise Reardon Greg Reutlinger Sharon Reutlinger Suzanne Riley Kenneth Ritsher Lance Robbins Tiffani Roberts Walter Robinson Alisa Rosen Angela Rothenbuecher Jeanne Sanders Kim SantaMaria Sarah Sargent James Saraglow Robert Sartori Peter Frank Sayeski Carl Schiller David Schlosser Brian Schwartz Diane Scialabba Donald Seville Michael S. Shanzer Andrew Shpiz Jay Siegel Sam Silverstein Joseph Sims Douglas Sjolund Andrew Sliwkowski Suzanne Smith Adam Sohn Tracy Spang Robert Spiller Alfred Spittler John Stacy Jeff Stadtfeld Jennie Staples Richard St. Germain Walter Stowell Jonathan Su David Sullivan Lanisja Summons Jennifer Surwilo Andrew Sussman Stephen Swartz Dana Tatlock Jennifer Taylor Scott Teabo Joshua Tevekelian Anjana Thatte Christina Thomas Elizabeth Thompson Calliope Thorne Richard Tingey Julie Titlebaum Susan Toeppner Michael Toomey Stephen Treacy Jennifer Troxell Lorena Turner Paul Ullmann Bruce Vail Lorna VanHorn Kirk Vazal Jon Verhey Michael Viane Joseph Vivaldi Erich Waible Kathryn Waldman Laura Wallwork Jennifer Walsh Whitney Ward Denise Washington Timothy Weaver Perri Weiss Jeffrey Whiteley Priscilla Whoolery Adam Wilburn Andrea Williams Tanya Williams Kari Williamson Mary Joy Wilson Yvonne Wilson Jennifer Wolfman Elizabeth Woolley Gary Yancey Boris Yazlovitsky Emily Zanzot Joanne Zola 41 Above: Will Jennifer Cudmore’s work make it to the Museum of Fine Arts? Above Right: La, la, la, sing Laura Liepins and Jill Rapaport. Right: Nicole Blair and Tiffany Roberts are all smiles. Above: David Sullivan spends his spare time reading his favorite comic book. Right: Computers, the wave of the future for Fred Howell and Erich Waible. Above: Steve Katz relaxing in the halls between classes. Far Left: Jim Andelman flashes that ne smile! Left: The creator in Priscilla Whoolery shines through! Above Left: Tiffany Roberts demon- strates her superior poise. Left: No loitering — Kate Corcoran, Danielle Abrams and Sharon Baszkiewicz. Above: Cia Nabih and Bill Bur- roughs hanging out in a cubby hole. iu ‘gi 4 43 Left: Tracy Atkinson Where's Rick? Right: Karen Miller, David Allard Below: Nicole Blair and Carrie Playing with their tools. Mitchell Buddies ‘ palatal vi Above: Denise Hammeratt and Maura Murphy taking a stroll. Right: Lorna Van Horne One-armed bandit. Left: Debbie Delman Sophomore in action. Below: Lisa Knapp Boring days in the caf. 2222, Above: Dana Guthrie and Mary Right: Joey Zola What are you Beth Holman Blondes don’t have laughing about? more fun. Left: Joel Birnbaum What enthusiasm! Above: The academic side of Steve Swartz. Above Right: K.C. Clark hanging out at his locker. Above: Alicia Distler and her senior sweetheart Jim O’Laughlin on their way to lunch. Above: Anjana Thatte and Lili jEckhart singing carols in chorus. MIR ER. ee Pew Top: Come on, Carrie Mitchell, I'm sure you can remember your combination! Above: Caught you with your mouth full, Jane Marrone! 47 48 Class of ’86 Scott Abrahamson David Allard Elizabeth Allen Robert Allenberg Derik Allerton Judith Anton Jacqueline Astbury Kourosh Atakabi Melissa Auerbach Danielle Babin John Barilone, Jr. Edward Barron Carolyn Bassett Sharon Baszkiewicz David Batchelder Lynda Beausoleil eredith Beaven Joanne Belli Jessica Benson Lendale Beverly Kimberly Bison Beverly Bitter James Blakeney Craig Blecher Wendy Bolton Lisa Boyce David Boyd Matthew Boyko Milissa Bradley Iben Brain Kerry A. Bubluski Carol Byington Scott B. Camilleri Stephen Canessa Bryan Cannon Leslie A. Caproni Craig Caputo David Carey Jerome Carney Michael Casey Andrew Caspe Mitchel Caspe Daniel Casto Mark Cerasuolo Suzanne Cetiner Natasha Cherniak Gregory Cicciu Terrence Clark James Cleary Julie Clifton Rebecca Cocco Shauna Coccoli Stephen Cohen David Colantuno Renee Cole Kelly Coleman Tracy Collins Ann Connolly Emily Cooke Daniel Cooper Susan Cooper Timothy Corcoran Andrew Cotto David Courtemanche Robert Coviello Reginald Creighton Amia Croom Katherine Cutler Glenn Cutting Sean D’Angelo Kelly Daniak Ellen Daniels Kristin Darsch Edwin David Christopher Davis Earl Dawes Patricia Day Christopher DeGeorge Joseph A. DelRegno Kristin DeMille James Devany Scott Dickson Frederick Diedrich Dino DiStephano John Dolan Kristen Donovan Joanne Dreher Kevin Durfee Peter Durfee Randy Edgar Rusty Edgar Melissa Einhorn Barbara Eisenhauer Stephanie Engborg Brandy Epstein Jill Epstein David Faramarzpour Donna Feinberg Lucia Fiscale Glen Fisher Scott Fisher Jeffery Fitts Katherine Ford Kenneth Foster Michelle Fowler Scott Fraize Adam Frank Eric Frank Michael Frank Joshua Franklin Mitchell Freundlich Karen Friedman Richard Frisiello, Jr. Kerri Fuller Joline Furman Jay Gabbe Morgan Gaines Claire Galloway Daniel Gardner Marcia Garlisi Lynn Garth Paul Gasparro Glynnis Gleason Adam Gilist Hedi Goldberg Scott Gomes Gregory Goulding Todd Gray Andrea Greenberg Robert Grierson David Grossman Francesca Guarino Scott Guindon Dishaw Guzdar Ron Hadar Charles Hadlock Theresa Hadlock Alice Haggerty Rodney Hahn Samuel Hales Errol Hamarat Alysa Hammond Kristen Hansen Paula Hanson Amy Harding Catherine Harris Cheryl Hart Deborah Hays Whitney Hearl Chris Heckman Lisa Helms Paul Hewitt John Hickey Regina Hicks Andrew High Bradford Hodgkins Karen Houde Renee Howell Patrick Hughes Sara Jane Hughes Morgan Hunter Lisa Jackson Freya Jackson Sheryl Jackson Susan Jarvis Paul Jean Jon Keith Johnson Michael Joseph Michael Kalba Timothy Kasner Stephen Katz Dominick Marrone Lisa Martin Gisela E. Mayer Killian McAnaney David M. McCarthy David T. McCarthy Laura McCarthy Steven McClure Stanley McConnell Stephen McCudden Paul McDonald Christopher McGilvray Michael McHugh Charles McLeod Shaun McNamara Brenda McNamara Tracey McNeil James McWalter Julie Meader Scott Melick Christian D. Mellin Roberta Mellish Judith Merra Carol Michener Kellie Kean Cynthia Keeman Perry Kellstedt Maura Kelly Christine Keough Nina Kottler Kim Kronenberger Elizabeth Kubik Dale Kutz Kerry Lacharite Thomas Lally David Lannon Elizabeth Lapkin Susannah Lawson Tracey Layman Kristen LeBlond Heidi Lehmann Martha Lewis Kevin Lind Bradley Londres Cathy Lodge Brian E. Lynch Andrew MacCachran Karen MacKinnon Peter MacNeil Thomas Monaco Jane Monahan Jonathan Morgan Paul Mosca Jodi Mullen Michael Mullen Thomas Murdock Matthew Murphy John R. Myles Sunitha Nambiar Craig Nelson Mark Nelson Maura Nicholson Scott Noble Amy Noyes Eugene Noel Thomas O'Connor Sharon O'Neil Mary Ellen O'Neil William O’Rourke Mark Ouellette Gregory Owen Suzanne Palmer Bryan Park Ava E. Paterson Susan Paulsen Nicola Payne Steven Pearlstein Sheila Pellegri John Pellegri Odele Peter Vello Pettai Michael Phalen Robert Phillips Laurie Pietz Elizabeth Polley Jennifer Pollock Michael Privitera Catherine Pullo Stacy Putnam Jonathan Raja Mano Raju Eric Rankin Mendell Rankin Cathy Rasco Stacey Redden Scott Reid Katherine Richardson Robert Riddle Michael Riley Kevin Robertson Richard Robinson Stacey Rock Daniel Rose Faryl Rubin Kevin Ruddy Stephen Ruston Philip Rutherford Scott Rynne Katri Sampson Peter Sarazin David Sayles Edward Scafidi Bradley Schaffer Sascha Schmid Paul Schow Laura Schwartz Karen Segien William J. Semple Sharon Seigny Michelle Seville Kimberly Sewall Stella Shead Rebecca Shugrue Paul Skavicus Elsbeth Slayter Mark Small Glenn Smith Sarah Smith Stacey Smith Wayman Smith David Snelling Andrea Soerheide Laura Sonjara Tracy Spiller Wena Spiller Jean Spurling John Stankard Lisa Starobin Joseph Stern Bettina Stevens Rebecca Stewart Marc Strauss Jocelyn Su David Surwilo- Kerri-Jae Sussman Thomas Swank Brenton Taylor Patrick Taylor Douglas Thompson John E. Thompson Robert Tracey, Jr. Lawrence Trager Chery! Usher Michael Vail Renee Vitello val Vorderer Timothy Walker John Walsh Delon White Erica White Lori Willens Kimberly Williams Jean Wilson Courtney Wilson Heidi Wisbach Kenneth Wollins Nancy Wollins Tammy Woloski Christina Wood Diana Wright Christopher Wylie Sarah Zanzot Left: Lisa Jackson and Claire Galloway “Chowing Down”. Below: Sharon O’Neil smiling as she studies. together’. % Left: Reza Atabaki and Ole Arthur Taubo getting water after a hard workout. Above: Diana Wright and Bev Bitter smiling pretty for the camera. Left: David Sayles and Joey Sims “The friends that play together stay 49 Below, Top: David Faramarzpour “Attitude Problem?!” Below, Bottom: David Lannon “So Happy | Could Spit” a Below, Top: “Hey Diddle Diddle, Nicki Paine On the Fiddle” Below, Bottom: Jodi Mullen and Mis- sy Einhorn “Got Some Juicy Gossip” 50 Left: Dave Surwilo, Morgan Gaines, and Stanley, Dave where's your hat? Above: Andrew Caspe “Famous Amos” Above, Left: Lisa Jackson ‘This Year’s Model” Above, Right: Charles Hadlock “No, not now!” 51 a Above: “Well?!” — Laura Schwartz. Right: “Check me out!” — Paul Hewitt. Top: Leslie Caproni, Stacey Rock, Chris Keough, and Scott Camilleri. Above: Mitch Caspe and Kevin Lind are off to the track! Left: Return of Jaws and Jon Morgan. Below: Reggie Creighton enjoying his math homework. Right: Tracy Spiller and Van Halen in the morning. Above: “This Bud’s for you!” — David Surwillo. Far Right: John Hickey: Call me Red. Right: Hit it, Odele Peter. Below: Dominick Marrone gives us a good pose, but the conversation is too interesting for Paul Kenny to turn his head. Far Right: Bryan Cannon and Karen Chambers are all dressed up with no place to go! Right: No loitering in the halls, Brad Schaffer! oO Suzanne Taylor James Anderson Suzanne Taylor: Mint! LSYD! QBAT — KW! “Soupy” China ’84 — SH — Cave? Egg-Drops! The Park (BH Bridge) Daytona '83, Seger '83 — JD, JP, F’s 83 + 4, RTM, Bingo’s? (WS, LA, RR, DW, GH, PF) Aspen + Chevy Ackeys — SAD! Morning (Bake) RY runs! — JS WS, KR! No Busts! Dick! S.L.L. — 11 84, 1E-DF. JS, PH, WS? Evan! The bridge — KW, CC, SH! 4-corners! Chuckie-Buddyo! Terri Ward: Cheerleading 2,3,4. Track 1, Gymnas- tics 4, NEOC 1, DYAD, Florida ’83-84 — the best! KS, SM, CA, MO, SF, BK, SB, JR — Good luck! I'll miss you all. Please keep in touch. Scott: Here | come, | love you! Peebo Bryson — Remember? “The best of times are yet to come!” Thanks Mom, Dad Gram. | love you! Mark Hewitt: Ny-AC What if | bring a guy! Lady in white CC — Boston CC saves the day DW “70,80,90” JM Skin Head AD Gus “C” Seat Belts AC — Thanks! VB “could have been fun” CMT “some- one special” Babson College BC — Keep on running oe ie the good times! Mom and you put up with it, Thanks. Kerri Caputo; Hampton Beach, NH summer ’'84 LFOD Budweiser A surfside Darcy Rusty Dorna RMS Joans sky NYRD Tues gone coke n pool weird scenes inside goldmine doors JM led zeppelin plant page ramble on S.C. 83 Hampton Beach 83 LST Miss ya becky ZZ Top stones Sabbath green grass and high tides forever. Philipia Hillman: Thanks mom and dad! To all my friends always remember the good times like: cheer- leading, Washington St. the Hartley’s, Tanya's promise 7 4 83 Station 2 Whiteport Newport Vera Halloween '81 bad Atomic dog math old lady witch kresges domb mack, Neal! Goodbye LS Hello college. ’ Terry Ward Mark Hewitt Philipia Hillman Kerry Caputo Michael Sohn Preston Stephens Michael Abbott Maya Chauls Eric Rosen Dale Arpino William Morse: Same as it ever was, goodbye AERIN. AVER, ELFHELM, Oueverekele. | consider it my task to try to answer the eternal questions. oe CG. KR, JM, JB, TP, PM, and Stavrogin. Nigel Drakes: | want to thank my family and friends for standing by me for these 4 years — namely Rod Graig Rob and especially Mike and the DeFranco family. | also gotta thank Glen for those good blocks on the field. James Anderson: Bean town runs, lifting with Pat, the Dream thanks to PH, DA, JD, MW, and Mr. Murphy who made all of this possible. OH NO! That's all, Folks ... “lama lonely visitor | came too late to cause a stir, but | campaign all my life towards that goal. — Neil Young 57 any Fumicello: Yo — Im falling cruise hipples on the loose later Ephriams High times with JA, CB, KW, BC, RM, LB, RH, MS, PN, Soupy ML “And its toobad Chuck cant be with us today” Splean Ralph buy BHS forever Maine GS110Mall trip Hendrix1983 Voodoo Chile gymnastics The vineyard all these colors party later LS Peter Allen: speed trap (Summer of ’83), riding, water crossings, the mud trail, hillclimbs, midnight auto, Challenger (mopars don’t go far), Firebird, NC’84, cruise, bearcat, my records 115, 237, we're outa here, high school is history, later L.S. Melinda Jones: Mel, Bindy, Cylinder, the last of the Jones girls. ICP, It’s a sad occasion isn't it sisters? Summer '84 in Spain w Juan! P-squares, can | have a tissue? Girls’ B-ball! To all my friends: Thanks kids! | couldn't have done it w oya! Thanks to all the Maj’s too! Good luck class of 1985! Carrie Amidon: Beach boys ’84 Lucy’s annual; thanks Bud! Hide-n-seek Michelle?! Cow Sudbury Farms Hey Suzanne; How ’bout a game of tennis? Luv ya Lauren! Hey JP CF DF; Thats not my name! KWI (Snob) See ya soon in MGH, SJ. Tiffany’s for- ever sock fettish; Krit’s parties best of luck AB Thanks Mom + Dad. Peter Allen Carrie Amidon Pee eetiis eee. ' OM EELER GEE. a | Melinda Jones Peter Balogh Susan Murray Gary Fumicello 4 Scott W. Terrell: | was just wondering, wouldn't Ronald Reagan make a fantastic great-great grand- father? Ha! Ha! For Christmas he’d give you an M.X. bey! His and light! Weekends only. Slick you're all right. Cyndy Davidson: Thanks to all of my friends — ILY! | am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together — Beatles James Dean David Bowie A Youth Hostel in Paris Maidstone 83 UK all the bat 2 Cyns and Hels Loose Prodding A.M. in the caf. Moi Sisko! Els eeyaslayter P.F. Chow Chow Hi Jump! Thanks Mom + Dad. Suzanne Melley: SMFM — We've reached the last chapter of this epic, on to the next. ... E quindi uscimmo a riveder le stelle. — And thence we came forth to see again the stars. ... Dante, Inferno. Sari Toiminen: Finland: It’s only with the heart one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. Moi siskot and all dear, cute friends. | will miss Ou. has been an experience of a lifetime. ... iitos! Lucy Birkett: Hi Guys! Nerd (Mrs. David Bowie) and Fred (Frog) always! Goodtimes! Maidstone '83 UK all the way! 2 gins and Hell’s Loose. Annuals 123. Thanks Bud! PF seniors ladies at CG’s house. Thanks to all teachers friends and generally terrif- ic people. Peace, Love, and Happiness. Bye Guys! Scott Terrell Cynthia Davidson Lucy Birkett James Barnes Suzanne Melley Sari Toiminen 59 David Fortunato Shawn Walker Dave Fortunato: Close friends: JCP, CWF, TK, WM, RG, MS, BK, Thanx Dudes! For long you live and high you fly and smiles youll give and tears youll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be! Money so they say is the root of all evil to day! We are all equal in the end! Year store member 81-85 Chris Franklin:Best of friends — JP, DF, MS, RG, SPG, Whites, Gilmour, Rush, Papa Party, Poadw, Thanx — WM, BK, MS, TK, TW: And if the cloud bursts, thunder in your ear you shout, and no one seems to hear and if the band you're in starts playing different tunes I'll see you on the dark side of the moon — Pink Floyd Europe 85 Vicki Sohn: Soccer 4 We finally did it! DA, LB, CG — Bermuda 83 never forget M+G ... Great times Chris! Hey Lis “What's a dipthong? D°D.C. Famous firsts skiing Nashoba jr. prom Dave R. Good luck JD, JM, Yea right! Thanks: DD, LM, SB, CG “Life's too i for wasting it on petty things like yesterday .. . HG.” Shawn Walker: Kentucky, Marco Island, Cape Cod 1 Look out Harwich Here We Come Surfers Sue UR2 Narly | Luvu! Tricias Coming — MAT! Lissy Diss Jumpa Jack Tussell! Thanks 2 My Friends Uk now Who UR! On a Week night O God! P R! YOZ- MIK Uncle J? CELTICS MarioV — B B Filly | LUV UN injas Rule! M D | luv U Very Much UR the Best an Mid Kind! Thanx Mommy! CJ | luv U lots! MSR! Chris Gates: To all my friends who have made hese four years special, | appreciate everything. � ecer finally got that jacket, LAX-Vt. LB’s Annual ach Boys, Bermuda 83884, Sugarloaf, _.KW's prom costume parties. Also thanks to my teachers coaches for their support through +h, ‘CFE ine 4 years. fan ami Robin Salvini Christine Gates Christopher Franklin Vicki Sohn Adam Smith Susan Campana James Pianka Brooks King William Munroe Michelle Oullette Se Susan Campana: Girls just want to have fun. S S Do Harwich 7 13 84 — Scrub Tile much, moonburns ata LS fer sure! Prince P R DMSR sike. ILY hawn Narsisis. I’m 20, tables, shower, al’leys, no way! Thanx Steve, 2cool JC LB JF Im Maddona, JD killer Tricas coming bang-shrooms! It doesn’t hurt! ILY Terry! Let it rip! Surfer Sue’s back!! James Pianka: There is something that I’ve locked away, a memory that is too painful to withstand the vont of day — Pink Floyd — Remember the bells, the child and the Post war dream and just then the pone rang and | never have the nerve to make it either. Adam Smith: “Playing jazz is like talking from your heart. You don’t lie.” — Bunk Johnson; “Our unhappi- ness is the source of our strength as a species.” — Carl Sagan; “Without ‘it’ a human being cannot live. But whoever lives only with that is not human” — Martin Buber. Willy Munroe: Don't stop 'till you see the blues, better dead than red, war isn’t hell. Mach 1 DPW Hey caut 14%. Brooks King: Fiz, Forch, Wis, Quas, Holksler; Neal- sy rules! Here she comes — Bahh! Piko Soobie Du! Ski-team Football — Yahh! Betty, Ernie, Bugga Mrs. S. Higgy eye the block, Maumi Wauwi, Molitoff, Ayight den, Triple, Stanley H, Gooo pelican | Tony Montana, Bust it Mr. MC. Robin Salvini: Thank ie very much South Hall, Thamies, M, D K. NL, | miss you. Remember par- ties, Florida, NH, Concerts, movies, Marion, LFP ), RLF (S) (P?), Save the Spam! Mom SC, PB! hanks for all the great memories — | love you all! 61 David Kurriss: Well TCMPFA Bone this is it. Re- member all of those saturday nights — Boy | really hate direct connection orange — Omni's 4HA | never said it was a AMX | still want to race blue blunder. Switch 625 Def Leppard Rules — Oh No it's the woody wagon. Mike Isenberg: I'd like to thank all of the boones for making these 4 years so fun! How can we forget those nites of gambo hunting? We went off! NO MORE FOOLING AROUND! Between Maura, Marci Dina, we cleaned some bigtime house! Thanks to the teachers too! | appreciate your help! I'll miss you guys a lot! Jay Holman: From all the studying to the partying: | made it | HOPE! Where, who knows?? Quotes are futile along with SAT’s and cliques ... d’da-d'da- d’da-d’da ... That's all folks! Cathy Hynes: B mania B Boys E John KP Brown Church KN snorts ES Pizza DR UE Sugar Loaf Cranes Summer 84 MCD’s GMAB preppy M M's diet Jr Prom Semi Formal weekends NG! Good times with the SS Gang FST AV SH Bob, so many great times rem 7-12-84 IWALYM! lly M D! Good luck Chris! Bob Lewis: 3 Stooges, FST, Cranes; SB Wanna Talk sheet? B Boys, E John, Killington w BT Boston, Summer 84, Ski trip, Bermuda DW Ah, Where’s Anne? CD Dallas has to be cut ES I’m too tired SH JG 61 Fore! DFTC KC BEEV Cath | promise to hold on to my dreams forever! IWALYM. Thanx Mom Dad. To all BYE-BYE! wi - Stephen Birmingham Robert Lewis Cathy Hynes Jay Holman Michael Isenberg David Kurriss 62 Britta Heuer Karen Neuhauser Joseph Gazza Dawn Bortle Deepi Goyal: Stream Brothers; “It’s not that illegal’; “| think I’m developing a lied roblem” CDA, BB, RJB, JC, AD, TAD, MSF, EH, CK, TM, ESP, MS, JS, JW: If there’s a bustle in your hedge-row, don't be alarmed now. Grab that cash with both hands and make a stash. Kathleen Lee: Time to get back on the Jeep. VRRRM! L, 3 or 4 times was quite enough. 100-to CK was worth the ee I'll always remember us lost in Bw lucd we found FL, Glad you were there Thurs. night at PS.You’re worth one and a half weeks. pe CC. Leave me a note D. Love ya Mom and ad. Britta Heuer: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. It was the spring of hope it was the winter of despair.” — DICKENS Thanks for all the ayes times in volleyball and track and to all my riends, who were there for good and bad! It’s time to move on and LIVE IT UPI!!! Joe Gazza: Goof! Score 4! Quax, Fight! Hi, Neen Holly. Laura: Physics, SM TB! Gretch, Tic Tacs Asewome concerts! 2-19-83 ADTR. Harv Shu the Goof Mobile. Bob, Harv, Mr. MC; Fun Math! Josh: Jacksons Celkers! Thanx MDPPMuJ, KP, CH, CC DR, SW, Bags, |, JH, Kev, GG. Kid TPTGTYGM. NIKWLPI, Y! INFVALAIL. VVS. IALY! Let’s go crazy!!! Karen Neuhauser: GOODTIMES: B-mania, Sugar- loaf, Beach Boys, groundings (not so good) KP- FHIG, Jan 5 brown-church. I’ve gotta go YDABOM! Parkbusters wish CH — Its deadly. We were just talking, Nun? G2-PB, BSWMT! Hobble KW, FST, ES SH SS Gang Luv thanx — MDKJ Joe — Rem 2-19-83! WSSMGTWMMTC TMWLALT TFMMLSF YSS IALY! C-Ya LS. Deepi Goyal Kathy Lee 63 Laura Heijn James Innocent Ole Arthur Taubo: Vannsel Garens Liu:! ett ar solg- te seg vann ued elvebredden! Det er et liv uten fremgang ... For one year | sold water on the river bank! That's a life with no future! Jim Innocent: | | GRAMPAFALK II Il MADISTENNY II CORV GOOF LANI WORMNEALSY DTICEMILKY Betsy Anderson: Become what you are. Margaret Joseph: To my classmates, make the most of yourselves, don’t waste your talents, be- cause they're a blessing. Put your energies into helping others, not hurting them. Thanks to those at LS who have left positive impressions on me. Thanks Ma | love you. | love you Eric. GL TRAE; Bye 3 Stooges. Laura Heijn: Won't you all come for tea? Yes all! We'll make more memories to add to our hoards. “But words have been used too often; touched and turned and left exposed to the dust of the street. The words we seek hang close to the tree. We come at dawn and find them sw eet beneath the leaf.” Brandy Epstein: SC DF - fire alamtron, 83-zz-Top New years eve more, TY-Lo! Can’t sleep JC BE, Bib! DH always special, latenite talks w EW, gym sniff, AC 84-LO CM CR DW Giggles Smiley, As thanks for being there. To my friends in 86 who helped me so much this year ... AWTF 64 Ole Arthur Taubo Elizabeth Anderson Christopher Bradlee | Margaret Joseph Scott Mitchell Andrea Baker Arthur Kelley Susan Fox Michelle Kneissl Brandy Epstein Scott Mitchell: Thanks to Alan-Keith-Rich-Trane- Tony-Elvin-Art-Miles — Improv. C-Rm. 305 — East- man 84-NYC-Seathrun-Andrea, all special friends. The Boul teint aa ds Bal escaping: Most of all, thanks to Lisa who has changed my life and won my heart. LYM-1-4-3. If you can't find me, I'll be chasin’ the Trane. ‘Arthur Kelley: Dolly Copp 83 Shh, Shh, Shh. What cop? runaway runaway W.R.E. 83 chewy get us out of here! Fubar Yaa Hoo Nice going mad yacker Appalachia “85” loosing it in sears going for the mobile. Greenwood all the good times. Nimbus come on Mr. Unsociable!! If ever in doubt just do the right thing. Susan Fox: 2 aorta Thanks to all my friends including: MC LO DP, JG, GM, SN, MS, RC, JS, Fu, BH, and KL! Also, | would like to thank my friends who graduated in 84! They are: KW, GC, KC, MM, KM, TP, IR, EC, KA, TW, JL, AG, AT and BM! “Dreams don’t come true unless you make them come true so go for it.” Thanks to all! Andrea Baker: “Oh, | think | understand: fear is like a wilder land and stepping-stones or sinking sands” Joni Mitchell — Thank you Judy Bill and Mr. Newton. | love you all. To Scott Always follow yOu! dreams | love you. Michelle you’re the greatest! P.S. You can always trust a COMMIE! | love you Mom! Michelle Kneissl: “Without love and a dream it will never come true.” — Thanx Jerry! Thanx — friends, family, teachers, LC, God and Fate. Bono! Kirst — Keep on yellin’! PF bananas! Flowers, Love and Bird Song. “Whats so funny about peace, love and understanding?” — Elvis Costello. Learn to enjoy those peaceful moments. If | knew the way, | would take you home. 65 Tim Carney: L-S Hockey 84 | can't drive 55 Cape Cod Summer 84 Boston runs with Gurity Chewing with the boys Gleas PM DL BT Flirting ih Jen baby SEB AH P-tat 4x4 in the pipeline with Gurit and Bob (Ocean) Willi Boy is great NewYearsEve in NH too bad | can’t mention everyone | miss you all!! Sue Beaudette: Susannah Banana 1818 Kevin Makes 7 JC Prudence eggs S3J2T1 — MSAN Fittsy — goodbye.Timbo Truly-ILY — Nimbus 84 Jods Albany Nantu. CBMH Beach 84 TWS8 8 24 84 B E Sparky — pingpong jock OSH BF — Sucker! DK- PN-MV. Gurity — Capice — Saylesy — Robby — Bowers I'll miss you all ... The time has come — Later 85 TC Susan Bowers: Cheerleading, Mark-IWA-NF! CB- Wknd. arrangements, 2hls? DAVE: 10-1-83, prms. Marthas Vineyard, YAHHTB — Love you always! LB-MT. BS., party washing machine memrs. of jr-yr! S. — TFSMR — BF — Sucker! M D — ILY ... Thanks to my friends who helped me have a great 4 years! ESP. DD LM VS MF Bye LS Lisa Bornstein: Good luck class of 85! Good times w the Gang of 84! Carnation, JL, Leatherhead Parties so '84 W S WELLESLEY ... COLLEGE DAVE C MSQUID irk EO LC IDBRAC BOYS W Kim (MZ) FRAM. To all my friends, thanx for the memories for four years | will never forget DDTFTMLA thanx Mom and Dad Good luck G E Ed Hill: | 00000000000000 A BIG O0000000000000000000000 GOODBYE TO 0000000000000000000000000 ; OOOODDDODDO000000000000EEEEE .R. 000 000 000 000000 Susan Beaudette Tim Carney 66 Susan Bowers Edward Hill Karen Canessa Lisa Bornstein John Wen Jonathan Bollen Jennifer Wyman Geoff Kornfeld John Wen: GOODBYE STRANGER IT’S NICE, HOPE YOU FIND YOUR PARADISE — SUPER- TRAMP MS, EH, DG, ER. O Captain! My Captain! Our fearful trip is done, the ship has weather'd every crack, the prize we sought is won. The port is near, the bells | hear, the people all exulting — Walt Whitman Jen Wyman: It's enough to make you wonder some- times if you're on the right planet! Frankie party '84 20 zig-zag Boston — balloons? Cape Cod sign- Be peels leaves! Who me? Spam prints! 1 rose LOV ’83 Mark Where is Nancy? Sick again? decisions, decisions ... Friends Drama Toronto lives!!I!! Jonathan D. Bollen: Never worry if people laugh at ERT fools only laugh cause they envy you. — JAM Geoff Kornfeld: YO! BUCKAROO BONZAI AND THE HONG KONG CAVALIERS MONTY PYTHON SPINAL TAP AND LOTSA LOUD MUSIC. So to m friends WB DV G-bone MK T-bone LP FB RF M MO PB NM The entire case of MSND and to all musicians everywhere: You’ve made my life worth ny by making my love worth giving. So keep in touch. Garrett Immel: SHLOCK!!!Landis, Baker, Savin, and Romero rule! Good luck to everyone , particular- ly Geoff and T-bone. 2. Baloney, see you in Holly- wood. Just remember: no matter where you 90. there you are. Creepshow and Dawn! SO WHAT. BIG DEAL. Joanne Carignan Garrett Immel 67 Christopher Solo Patricia Szarek Matthew Wirzburger Michelle Freedman Edward Mul cahy Stewart Fisher ben. Michelle Freedman: Best of times with Patti, Cindy, Liz, Diana, Susan. The orange duo . .. LM-I’ve been dared ... Summer-8 — Death runs — “Wrong side of town.” W.L.I. The Goatkiller. Stow excursions with Din. B.B. with D.B. Just remember - It’s not our end — only our beginning. Class of ’85! Patti Szarek: “Man we were killin’ time we were young and restless we needed to unwind I guess nothin’ can last forever — forever, no.” — Bryan Adams. Michelle, Summer ’84: “Wrong side of town” W.L.I. The Goatkiller JM: Keep smilin’! Patrice, Sue, Jen, Deb, Michelle, Jan: The memories will last forever. Matt Wirzburger: “How does it feel when life doesn't seem real and you're floating about on your own. Your life is uncertain, so you draw the curtain, pretending there’s nobody home. Don’t theorize. Look in your eyes, they can’t tell lies. Though you may disguise what you see — The mirror is free” by Graham Nash Ted Mulcahy: The MOODIES IN TANGLEWOOD — Way up high. “Jim, toss me one, anyway, Matt- what?BAM!Silence, “you idiot” HaHaHa Seriously, best of luck to anyone who wants to be someone, | know | do. $$$$Make sure you rule it, don't let it govern you. Stewart Fisher: Thanks everyone for helping to make Massachusetts my home and for the best year ever! Chris Solo: |’ll see you on the dark side of the moon! Sex and drugs and Rock and Roll can’t wait until Spring Break. You and me and my Chevy makes three. 68 | Katrina Stimmell Kenton Lietzau + 4% ALAA 3 %¢e5 Elizabeth Meyer Michael Delman Barry Kottler David Spindler Michael Delman: To my family, LM, BK, MW, DP, MM, TM, CA, DZ, AK, HG, KC Ka. LK, LB, GW, TB, JP, TP, GP, MK. Thank you for helping me to care about life. L:YGMLTM,ILY. If | am not for myself, who will be for me? If | am only for myself, what am |? If not now, when? H until this world is perfect, our work is never done me. Liz Meyer: Love and the best of luck always — DD, MF, ES AE, SB VS, KL — thanks for the great times! OJ, rough terraine — no license? SCCS, JOMSIDY, ESL-ADP, red fishies grounded at 12am, dippin’ ,dip- thong?, purple flowers, SB: fog lights?,scar.hung, Crow Isle Rckpt Lobsters, I’ve been dared, blood- lab, YSSTMMDLY, Thanks M D David Spindler: “| may be smart, but I’m not bril- liant.” — JS “Sworn to fun, loyal to none.” — PK Harleys heavy metal Grateful Dead-CH ’Nought's had, all spent, where our desire is got without con- tent.” “There’s a divinity that shapes our ends.” “What's past is prologue.” — Shakespeare Kenton Lietzau: CS JS KW SB TN KF EC CL KE BM SC KP! Just Joking. “But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness and all these things will be given to you as well.” Matthew 6:33 Barry Kottler: Beachboys concert w Sunny and Dana, Its a Klassic Ary Gumby Pokey, Ski Trip(16), Lucy’s Annual, Weekly football, “Hi, Les- lie”. Baloney, you'll always make me laugh. Del Poe a great friend. Sarah, I'll never forget you. hanks everybody for a great 4 years. See you at the reunion! 69 Heather Brownlee: “Seize this day! Begin now! Each day is anewlife . . . Live it! For in today already walks tomorrow.” — D. Powers Well, guys, | guess we lived, based on the many memories we've made ... Thanks for intorducing me to myself and sharing all those laughs. TTFN!! Jonathan Gray: 1967 Volvo 122 rules ... 1948 Jeep CJ-2A is awesome! The L-S wood shop is my home. | never did know what the library was for. Later, L-S ... If you need me, I'll be in Maine. Ralph Maas: Whats the speedlimit down West Hall? 9bikes9lives. 86cost66. JD Bug. Capebound. Beach parties. PO F OFF 62Not67 Mrs. Errico. GS123down495 Gymnastics. Later LS. Chuck, We Love You and We'll miss YOU!! Cynthia Hertweck: Best of friends, Rach, Heidi, Kerry, Donna, Lisa, Mary Jan — Soco ’83-’84, KZ440, “On Spur” Torque Power, Glass, Squier ’84, Walth., Kenny — 7 3 83, Yo-Ho Pinnochio, Dave — “FREEBIRD’: ... and this boy you'll never change ... LUV YA (thanx Paula) Diahanne Lucas: Good times, bad times. KC, MJ, ES, CU, LD, GG, DF, JB, CH, LH, FB. Thanx for everything. FR. SO: Dazed and confused. The Glass. New Years Eve, 2000: See ya there! Thanx Mom, Dad, Mike, Frank. Long Live rock! Tissues. Pacag tlt Europe. Take care, keep in touch. We made IT! Elizabeth Allen Heather Brownlee 70 Cynthia Hertweck Ralph Maas Dihanne Lucas Jonathan Gray Rodney Marshall: | would like to thank God my Mom and Dad for helping these last 4 years. | would also like to thank my lady Michelle for her love and support. And to the rest of the crew Tom Rob Craig Nigel Wayne Scott Stony Don Mike Todd Joe Regg a all the others thanks. Mr. Plott 7GERS 1 KP Michelle Fowler: “don’t the hours grow shorter as the days go by you never get to stop and open your eyes one day you're waiting for the sky to fall the next you're dazzled by the beauty ofit all... ” CAE, Mr. Gould, Thank you. To friends: “Go easy, step lightly; stay free.” — The Clash ( ... yippeeeee!!!) Joan Sklenak: Jonus and Twill, the awesome two- some the memories will last forever! JH JG HB BH DR Love you all! Soccer, DCL at last — What about my ‘vette? Masochist at DS IK ben even weg — Marty the Jaggers — Holland ‘84 — And most of all, DR, Thanks for everything! Jill Gibson: FL FF By choice! 42H 12 — 8 Tan lime green shirt NBFJ! Tck wks Jczi pts. Tina Ftls. 9 2 MCD Love to FRG It’s 5am, do you know where ea keys shoes are? Celticsubaru. DA .. DO .. ANUBE LCR1. RTE. 128. Rusky — Where are we?? KL— Prds in Bel! Bumble Bumble, est. 1984 Thx 2 JDM All love! Vernon Nixon: I’ve had dreams enough for one, and I’ve got enough love for three | have my hopes to comfort me I've Gor horizons out to sea ... And | know I’m gonna find my own peace of mind some- day, someday. J. Hayward y Ta sh me eV if UV Rae. ‘4 ! ee eh Ue NN, J. Vernon Nixon Joan Sklenak Alan Davis Rodney Marshall David Susman Jill Gibson 71 Drew Wollensak Anne Vivaldi Anne Vivaldi: | miss you a lot Bec MR Fall out of trucks much! BLCH CD LM DC Summer 84 Baahaa Oh hi mom! Thanks RP! Suede wheels! Laughing to tears w EW Dennis 84 Thanks to my friends for all the memories IWNFY Drew: You're very special to me the memories will last forever! Siempre te amare! M+D+J+M! Mark Nathanson: What about the time when we stole that armadillo and took Ralph’s car and went to Mexico to buy that Tequila. How about when we carved out the 85 on the lawn? And Pops, | don’t wanna move. | was so crushed when they closed the Ramp. Thanks to Geoff for writing this for me. Debbie Yalen: Twinkies and Suzy-Q’s beckon de- ceivingly but are soon devoured. Yet the carrot in their midst has substance — the carrot will certainly endure. Ellen Huie: “The test of a first-rate intellegence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function.” — F. Scott Fitzgerald Drew Wollensak: 3 Stooges, F.S.T. B.L.,, C.D. Uh, Bob, where did Anne go? Wanna talk sheet! Where did my toungue go? Adrenaline Junkie. DFATC. Beeu. Yuk Yuk visits WPS RT. Hi Mom. Thanks Robin Summer 84, J. Buffet. Anne, You're one of a kind and I'll never forget you or the memories. Bye to the gang GL Toby Yos: Beside the pleasure derived from the acquired knowledge, there lurks in the mind of man and tinged with a shade of sadness an unsatisfac- tory longing for something beyond the present — a striving toward regions yet unknown and unopened. Scott Neal Ellen Huie Mark Nathanson Deborah Yalen Susan Janes Byron Willis Shasha Nabih Andrew Carlstrom Sandy Battaglia Tobias Yos Shasha Nabih: Caution — as the buoys marking the shoals are often out of position, mariners are cautioned to be on their guard while navigating these shores. ‘Don’t worry about reality, it's all a dream anyway” — PPF Well, it's been. — Ciao, me Byron Willis: MappyRap, Andrew P. Smoothy M. Mark N. Mappes. Mappes at the Cape Gin 83. Jr. Prom | love you LMG. 10-20-84. 10-26-84 In Stereo! Death trip w KF MH CC in 944. LS lax “D” Wrestling. Weightlifting. Jim |. and Mark almost killed in New- sae P. in Frosh English. Thanks Mom and Dad. Susan Janes: Thanks, MOM DAD!! BILL, TOM, GEORGE, CATH, TEACHERS, PALS. Ski Team Lake Placid: No knee! Jr. Prom Store 24 w Sue no gas; Curling Club; Lake George Lucy’s Annual — hanks Bud C.A. See you at MGH: CCHS Senior Lafies at CG House; Christmas Cove; Europe 83 Can | ask you a question? “Last of litter” Bye L-S Sand pater THANKS MOM DAD CC GG MB HS JW MT TAH KK EK MS KR RS JK BH LT ELS DAN BBMEWLSMLSMDSCTJLILOVE YOU ALL SOUTH HALL BIDDLES 10 9 11 11 LI LITTLE COPMTON GENESIS YES KINKS ISMD IHSCRF NH NC FERRY BEACH PARTY AT GATSBYS YGROUP DNO NOT DRINK WHILE INTOXICATED SO LONG — TAG SAVE THE SPAM Andrew Carlstrom: Smoothy M, Barbarian, Mappy Rap. Rock is — Tpaste on CHUD, lady in white, a guy? P.-ice H20 ski. Jiday, Smoothy V, KMD — ow was your trip mom? Sneakout. 10-26-84 in stereo! CVS B. Fight — CC to the rescue. Boss — Town, Jams. Thanx Mr. P Mrs. H (mom) | love you KMD. LS — A battle of heart and mind. Bye L-S. 73 Kristin Welch: (Kritty) | don’t know what | may appear to the world; but to myself | seem to have been like a child playing on the shore. Diverting into myself now and then finding a smoother shell or prettier pebble whilst the ocean of truth lay undiscov- ered before me. — Newton Thanks: CG PR UL CM LS EG ™ D Cathy Kubik: Ski team 1-4 Great times: L Geroge raid? Summer '82 Switz. BUP ‘84 weekends Laura Halter: SOCCER, CRUSH THEN GRAPES! “Did someone say PARTY?”, “I don’t drink!” Nerd’s annual parties at Kritty’s, Sugarloaf '84; my love affair with Ronald, MD + V = WOOLEY; to all my friends, thanks for the good time, | love you all, Good es aes future! LOOK OUT WORLD WE ARE Scott Bagley: It’s a Klassic: LS is the BALLZ: McDs Mr. Breakfast Bathrobes w Ric B; annuals, Maine, Lake, George: Thanx Guys: Harv, Goog, Sunny, Kotts, Dunc, Jhonny, Snookems, frog (Goodnight ...) Luce, Krit, Moges, Bear Balogh, face, Karen, Terri, Others. Ski Trips. Thanks Mom, Dad, David. Goodluck L. Bags. Later Dudes. Kristin Welch Joseph Hogan 74 Cathy Kubik Stephen Velie Laura Halter Scott Bagley Jill Horton: lfer!Stow CR, SG, CB (Same old blank- et!) Shelley B. (favorite France '83, Ben Gay men in Speedos, No, you can’t borrow our towels!) SYG Prez! (coed tents!) DBGDFD ALI! Hey, sexy! F.F. Pink C. Conpord Decot! WTF! Are those supposed to be bracelets? ... tanks! Shelly Horton: ifer: Take off those boots now! Jilley B. Bestest cuz, we made it — YAH! WYE-HBC; WTF! Chocolate; Bob the Frog; France 83; One two tree. Ben Gay men, that one wants to kiss you! Dear 2: You're my inspiration, | never could have made it without you — ILY! Pink Champagne; Sexy — SK, JF, BA, LS, LW Robert Shapiro: First is first and second is last — Steve Lundquist ... L-S Swimming 1 ... Sorry about that, Chief ... Kritty’s Prom party ... The Who ... The Beatles ... Pauly Pavillion ... Ho Jogan ... Artie Parties ... WESC ... The Patriots will make the Superbowl one of these years ... WAAF ... P.S.: WOW, it’s college time! Jennifer Guarino: Senior Yr — Well, we finally made it! It seemed like it would never come and now it's almost gone I'll miss you and wish you all the best of luck! Always remember: Pink Champagne — SH, JH, Long talks with MV — the best of friends — MV, TS, NS. McD’s? Where are we? Let’s go dan- cin’! Bye L-S i Steven Walker Michelle Horton Robert Shapiro Jillaine Horton Quintin George Jennifer Guarino 75 Frank Mainville Beth Anton Leslie Burt: Sum up four years of my life in 300 characters or less? Challenging, rewarding, WONDERFUL! Polly Poco — a dream come true thanks to Mom and Dad — | love you. All the friends to love and remember — too many to initial. Tracie — two years later — | MADE IT! | love you too! Thank you God for the gift of life. Steve Espinola: “If it weren't for the rocks in its bed, the stream would have no song.” — Carl Perkins; “A-WOP-BOB-A-LU-BOP-A-WOP-BAM-BOOM!”’ — Little Richard; “You can’t get funk from a pillow.” “Play it by ear.” — S.E. Beth Anton: To special friends and the best of times: LW, SK, LS, JF, S JH: BLC-KTD, EB. Toron- to '84; Canadian gymnasts — Tim, je t'aime; DYAD; MASP ’84 — Lee, Souren, Lisa, Carolyn, Wolcott ... grounded! Lorne — He’s genteel, Cape ’83, 11 83. Lee ... to a very special person — IWALY “We shared the laughter and the pain and even shared the tears.” 7 27 84 — the best months of my life. ITALY! CORNELL! “Do | dare distrub the universe? In a minute there is time for decisions revisions which a minute will reverse.” — T.S. Eliot Lauren Wittenberg: Help me! An ode to... Tennis 234 Living as one ... What a bargain!! Toronto, your mother, Mary Pickford? Nantucket with Carrie and Cape with Beth. | love you guys! Thanks to all you guys who made it great — you know who you are! Images of sorrow, pictures of delight; Things that go to make up a life. Endless days of summer, long, long nights of gloom; Just waiting for the morning light. Scenes of unimportance, like photos in a frame, Things that go to make up a life. As we relive our lives in what we tell you ... — Genesis 76 Antonio Perez Lauren Wittenberg Leslie Burt Steven Espinola ia Joseph Maillet Lisa Stevens Edward McDonald Julie Fisch Timothy Fisher Stephanie Katz Ed McDonald: “Steady” Football, Hockey, (Co- Capt), Lax — Thanks to everyone for making my yeas at L-S most memorable — Always stirve to ring out the best in yourself by sharing all that you have to offer, for in doing so you will bring out the best in others and make the world a better place in which to live ... Julie Fisch: Sk-All the leaves are brown — blackout GH pig out — Erniebert in VT-SC-Squeeze the peanut butter — close your shares-SS-Friday’s — I'll miss you! SW-Sasquach — it’s you. Drive (funny) JS-Nantasket? HUH? Italy in April-Squeeze — we don’t know nothin’ about birthin’ barbies — Mystery Menorah — Have fun SH, BA, etc. Lisa Stevens: MASP, Dyad, Igor, and other four letter words. BA, SK, JF, LW, J-SH, JL. 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 Stephanie Katz: JF — Leaf Catching The Mama's and the Papa’s; GHPO; feel good about that! The Big “J”; Carter — VT; BMM Fan Club; Israel '83; Career Discovery — HGSD ’84 — Laurie Benjamin Buy, Gable; WASTY Rules; Paul — Pooh Bear “Black Coffee in Bed” My favorite relaphiles: SH JH: Beth-Cornell in ’85! Lisa — YFA Tim Fisher: And you may find yourself . . . livingina shotgun shack ... in another part of the world . .. behind the wheel of a large automobile ... in a beautiful house, with a beautiful wife, and you may ean yeaa _.. well, how did | get here? — Talking eads 77 sna | i} | Karon Peterkin: Thanks Mom, supporting friends, and family. To the Juniors: Never let your time be out of joint, PH, RT, always remember friend's forever, Kresges, Polos, 8th grade Sept 22 twilight zone cheerleading and a nee beating. Jeff, Chin, X marked your spot! ADS LUV YA! College here | come! Craig Carter: | would like to thank all the homeboys from L-S High Rodney, Nigel, Mark and Rob. The last four years have been the best. Also, | would like to thank the basketball team: Wayman, Donald, Joey, Joe, and Mr. Horton — These last three years were live; thanks yall. See Ma Dad | told you | can graduate from L-S! Carrie Wofford: To my friends — Thanks ILY fun times good talks Let's go out to dinner! FH! Kim lets reflect. Bud. Jen — ILY you bring out the me that no one else can — the best me. ICD! RJ Femmes SY Paris Trip! In stereo. Thanks Leslie DG BW Plotts ILY M D C M “I love my life | think it’s great” Beran Peter: NASTICS1234 Hey where’s the par- ty? OK let’s go to my house. Shut up it’s not funny. VH RUSH thanks to all my friends: GM-ER-JH-HH- KC-HB-SP-MS-Kev-DF-Dane and many more. Mrs. C you’re wonderful! Sattelite!) Camaro! Weekends were made for UMass. Thanks Duse! Beth, love you always! Purple Rain, Laughin’. 2a i! Robert Golder Sarah Pike Beran Peter Karon Peterkin Craig Carter Carrie Wofford se 78 Jeffrey Casto: | need a new pair of shoes thought ideas toilet paper “parts is parts’ test. And now for something completely different. Table tennis is not ping-pong live free or die. Greece-Grease potato chips eat steak get a pean haircut you! NPA. I like life. So does Mikey AUREVOIR ZIMBABWE! Douglas H. Aucoin: Education is only an endless string of ghastly experiences Love, Luck Laughter from Howie to: JAG EA KH TR KL CB + of course: MOM DAD Nonconformists of the world: Unite! Rae, I'll luv ya always “Try as they might They can- not steal your dreams’’ — Rush LEHRER FOREVER! Susan Wiseman: imitations in Physics, strawberry gum, Store 24 with Susan J. Karen (Cuz) — our trip to Syracuse (C T) thanks for everything Terri — Expressions, EC, our “friend”, WCL’S party, soccer ames, Thanks Mom Dad., Good luck little Wise. ete I'll get the picture! Julie Gunzelman: ... hi .. . Well, | doubt that there is anything that hasn't been said. School is done. We all learned as much as we could have? Well, maybe. Have real fun — not imaginary. ... Goodbye ... Kirk Grentzenberg Susan Wiseman Jeffrey Casto Julie Gunzelman Douglas Aucoin James Libby Henry Hadley Donna DeVita Brian Silver: | wonder if those changes have left a scar on you like all the burning hoods of fire you and | passed through. Wandering in the chaos the battle has left, we climb up the mountain of human flesh, to a plateau of green grass, and green trees full of life. Donyale Oram: Can you see your baby Billy? Do you feel his tears? Will you be my only love through the lonely years? Your every man in my eyes that much | know is true. The world was never meant for someone as beautiful as you. — DONY AND BILLY — Tom Coe: Thank God it’s over. $ % ! Thanks to all my friends for their help. Winter cars (smoke in the engine room), England '83, '70 MONTE CARLO. GOOD LUCK to the class of '85. And finally on the seventh day, GOD CREATED CHEVROLET! Gregory Bucal: What can | say, senior year was really the best!!! Thanks for making it happen guys: SB JC PC CS DF TA — Special thanks to MM — Take care and good luck. Football ’81, '82’83! Base- ball 83! Get a haircut meatball! Chi-Chi’s mystique — Congratulations to all seniors! The party's def- initely over. Donna DeVita: MM BFF — The awesome 4some LD, CH, MM, DD — The Stones | LV Pat Parks forever Hudson Beach 17 13 Prom Night Hi Dondo from Bino — In the air 2nite — Later rink party “85” Someday Amy — BOOBANOO — 67Stang LS — gone good old days — BT — GC — HC — JS — ML — Bday so blitzed time to grow up — Thanx Mom Dad Ernie Caroll!!! 80 Brian Silver Thomas Coe Gregory Bucal Donyale Oram Paula Hanson Christine Corcoran Nancy Ottenstein Deborah Aufderhaar Kurt Ring Sarah Haessler Kurt Ring: “Ringo” there is no excuse, not to relax and get loose, and let us take you for a rainbow ride-CDB-L.S. waste thanks for nothing! The Binge. Want AD break-bakes. JP Who's got it! Come awn! The best of luck to John Sue, Doug (Luffer), Mi- chelle, Scottie, HH, GO, PF Westies Martha | gota get out of here. Nancy Ottenstein: Pres of F club. LSYD! TAM, sum of 83. CC: FBI Mr, Casual. Jay, you've been the best! Sh you wanna run? Thank everyone for the good times. We've been though it all and don't forget it. Living to run and running to live. — Bob Seger. Good luck quys I'll miss you all Love NANC. SLL Thanx for 10 DAYS! Christine Corcoran: PRES F Club; LSYD! hyp Omni-wam, Ambitions: HB-IJCTSILU: Dougs — as Bg secrets, lawn jobs empties: NANC — BI ajents: BC — Farm Day! Sh-commercials in the caf! ST-Bridge: KW-LTDW, Seger, DD S, Rabbit Curad! YFA: SLLUN — ya wannabet “Life is just a party and parties weren't meant to last.” ILYV Debbie Aufderhaar: PRES F CLUB. LSYD! Hopi — Thanx for being here 4 me. Celebrate! Christini — purse B6 secrets, empties, lawn jobs. RV-SS '84. SH-sin! Wam-SDPS DVKAS, Helen Meader — mo75KW-DWA. No-F this place. SLL! Woody — where are you going? Johnny, | wouldn't have made it without you. I'll always love you! Sarah Haessler: Luv ya, thanx: JN JC LB, Good luck! Julie — I've uate tell you, naptime. Nanc — you wanna run? CC, KW ST — the bridge CB— my bro CW still MOADF China’84 — ST — the cave, ee eggs?! TG — what can | say? ILY. Mum, Dad, IE K — thanks, you’re everything | believe it's time for me to fly. 81 Whit Tingley: Thank God for atheism. Terry Green: Thanks to all my friends for the good time that we shared. Party play ball get high. Good luck tom girls; MJG’s Lanee G. Monica F Darnell M Denise S. Tanya B Chiquita F. To the Homeboys: Melle Mel Collin B. Gordon L Donald C KJ SG WS CMC TE RC. To All the niggs! To my homeslice — Danielle! Play girl me. Hope Brewster: Dooga Rubber Legs Runaway Hips. Bobby Joe Debrajean. Deb what would | do without you? Thanx ISCTSILY Chris. When you build your house call me Kath. | forgot my wallett!! Pick up cops much Chris. Mud fights. Pooh so much for life all ror left are dreams. We made it guys Good Luck with Life. Audra Philhower: The hour-glass is draining dry this is the time to dream not to cry highschools so special we made friends so true | can’t believe I’m finally thru a chapter is over its end so near anew 1 is starting this time so dear I'll go on life’s journey Slag the start my memories will be forever in my eart. Be ' he ‘ : 4 a i : ’ i f = Bes See © s Be Bic ay 4 Therese Green Whittimore Tingley Kim Wiley Douglas Stankard Hope Brewster 82 Elisa Sartori: Four Musketeers: SD SM PL; keep in touch. Whoever makes their first million; take us all out to dinner. To DT EW EM TC: who needs you? We don't, but we can't live without you, yet ... working irls HW 84. Beth the secret. “I’m as free as a bird now” LS. GD luck NR JS JS RS Boo. “Where’s Denton?” Robert Hahn: His personal life was a full of grief and fines torment as a clown’s is always said to be. c o DF Susan. To the greatest Trivial P.F. Pursuit players: “What river flows thru Vienna? To H.a.M.! Ah, Wilderness! Leela Obilichetti: Thanks friends gone coming — LB TH KF BH LT SN. Thanks mays Di — best friends. remember — “The Locker’, South Hall friends — fruit loops, all, MASPers, Di Paul, “Bones” ... Memories. Mays — Boston, Chris Nick, Peter, MASP — friends. Burma — Happy Sad. Good Luck!!!! Later L-S! Kevin Platt: | saw the better and chose the worse, | took the travelled road and it hasn't made a differ- ence. Die Pagans, and there is no end! David Ritsher: | have something very important to tell you. Your life is in danger! — Yod Wilbrox, Dreams of a Madman. It is completely unimportant. That is why it is so interesting. — Agatha Christie. Leela Obilichetti Kevin Platt Elisa Sartori David Ritsher Robert Hahn Rodney Hunt 83 Patrice Reiling Scott Harvey Craig Davis: Tropical Rabbit-skiing '84 Greenwood thelife) Wnat tree? WRE’83 FUBAR FST D. w. B.L. EG3, J.S. A.K.A chewie The Blond Dumb — A.W. Beach Boys Bop-Bop Wanna Talk Sheet? The Boys — Roy's Block Parties Les — how can | tell you how much | care? Just know | do. And now for smthng compltly different. Sue Cutter: “FOR LONG YOU LIVE AND HIGH YOU FLY SMILES YOU’LL GIVE AND TEARS YOU'LL CRY ALL YOU HEAR AND ALL YOU SEE IS ALL YOUR LIFE WILL EVER BE” CHIPMUNK DLI-SPUNG JF — ALMOST PARADISE PR BRITE LITE LA, TS LLT w KF LOLLYPOPS — P G THANX TO EVERYONE WHO MADE IT SPECIAL- BK-MF-DS-LL keep smilin ILY M D B Scott Harvey: SOCCER $ THANX MOM DAD KAP, CH, BOB, SHU, CC, GOOF KN, DW, DR, BAGS, ES, JAY, JE, JH, LM. BUSTIN MATH — GOOF, BOB — THANX MR MC. harv left, GL MAX MOVIES, MINIGOLF, PARTIES. LINCOLN RULES. SMASATION w ES, CE, SF, KAP. | LOVE U KAP, DINNER MUCH, THANX HAPPY CAMPAH. HUEY NEWS, HELLO AGAIN — CARS. ALL THE BEST, CLASS 85 Leslyn Maclean: Jr. Ski Trip E-Mack What d ya mean | can’t? Jr Proms Cape Cod w Gretch WRE83 Deb U R the best CD remember me all our memo- ries 4ever | will. Gd Luck Last Mac Mom, RM, CD, GW DS thanx for letting me be me. The friendships that were meant to last will, but the rest will never B 4gotten SS 143ALL. Erik Shuman: Sonny B.K. and the Beach Boys. STJ-Lunch bunch. Stowe, “feel the wall.” To the ones who mean the most, M D, my accomplish- ments are yours. TATGILB (12) Thank you. B3, Frosh eee | didn’t Know any better, Flipping Volvos with S JE Windridge DD. Cindy- WCEHMILY, YWTFISMW, IWNFY-I will ALWAYS love you. Vote 2024. 84 Erik Shuman Leslyn MacLean Craig Davis Susan Cutter Peter Jesudas Kristin Palmer Heather Erskine Gaelen Green Jennifer Solomon Cindy Cobuzzi Jen Solomon: “| do what | do because | am what | am” mouse DLI (spung), TW, special forever (IABYJB HK lotsa L) Lumumba, swellin egg, buck baby Paris 83 flash donuts Deer Pirates-mmm. HE; pug NUPe pen ... MW quiet but effective. BJ, Bunny, NY-DEE, LH; checkers. Thanks to all who made it special — I'll miss you. Cindy Cobuzzi: Mom, Dad and Bob, Thanx for your love and support frnds 4ever M,L,E, and the gang. Great times shared Summer 83 in Wstn. 84 Welles- ley ... College? EO, LC, squid, irk. WW2 and CVS he helped a lot Miss ya Hep. Erik; Thank you for istening and most of all helping I'LL always love you Thanks INFATGTWH WS Heather Erskine: Paris 83 FH w Katl Kim Y m z hoi always Spring 84 Something remains for us to do or dare KBH Summers d2w Beth uh oh its magic ATL, ATT Luv you JEM k m girls Erin, a true friend is 4ever a friend RBF pen ... f2 The moon never beams w out bringing me dreams ILY m d Goodbye doesn’t mean 4ever Kristin Palmer: FH 16 B-Mania, Beach Boys, Par- ties — GMAB-McD’s, Sugarloaf, Brown church, smasation pp? Krush, snorts — too much blush? Jan5 VE s’awful bright Leave it, Lawn jobs Thanx Mom Dad, CH, KN, ES, DR, GG SSgang — SHU, GOOF FST ... Happy Campah — SLH, GTAMMTC Love ya— Best luck of class of 85 W04 Born to Run KAP Gaelen Green: GOOD MORNING oranges lolli- pops; LI: 2 down, none to go; B85 bopp ers the big senior spare me mmm Im hungry Calm down hurry up countdown to summer ... You remember me I'll remember you That was long ago When | was pas- sing through — Pretenders Why be the same? (hee hee) so long everybody. 85 Stacy Putnam: Thanx to Mom, Dad LISA, MLK Jr., SE Hinton, Robert Frost, Jimmy Dean, the Beatles, the Twilight Zone and everyone who's helped to make life bearable! Good luck to all my friends! thanx L-S for letting me out early! “California Dreamin’ ” — ato of the Witch” and “Bye Bye Miss American ie” Todd Richardson: Wicky “what a view!” V-it Q, Slow Dances, C-Girls, Geno-Reno, SB’s, “How did that sculpture get there?” PESO-CATS Mandarin oranges, Sten-LACA, Scoots Ash, Thanx, HW, SLT Freddy-G, GG Mobile, | can’t feel my legs! It’s wih great, you crazy guys! What? Oh yeah. FOOT- LL Lee Ovian: LS Football 1 75 LS Defense Brew Runs with ski tanking with Chuck on Friday nights Tag Team with JG BS LMCS SC Lifting with Larry 67 Camaro SS AM on Sundays. Conso. Parties with Tim Brett Barhops with CC Hogs 84 little store runs with Sten Burkie Chickern. See ya LS Its been great See ya Sep Marc Friedman: F G — OK but I’m not on Kens Team — FOOTBALL! — Let's go to the movies “Looks like the University of Illinois” “What? | don't know that! Aaa!” — You were right Mr. Gould, “Pow- er does corrupt” — Thanks MrG MS DG KP RB BB RA - paccmaay ... Help!” “Whatta Putz!” “Uh, who brought Mike?” Flora Brown: I’m finally out. | love you, Ray. When are we going to U.T.? Russia M Ms Sudbury. | love life. Let your hair grow long. The Glass. Thanks to all my friends expecially Laura. The MOODY BLUES are forever. Susan Hart Lee Ovian Flora Brown Todd Richardson Stacy Putnam Marc Friedman 86 Geoff Keith Jeff Riddle . Juli e Bump Michael DiPalma Jeff Riddle 2 yrs. L-S Hockey Capt. 84 Commando run w T.C. and M.G. New Years Eve Olympic Hock- ey Game 83’ Dippin’ at Nay he Winter Carnival 81’ Pep Rally 81’ Keggs in the Monte Fall in West Port Guido. The Z Ridgefield memories don't always live. “| never loved a friend like | almost lost Jed.” Mike DiPalma: CS, DK, DF, FL, PM, It’s been real. Run Scum. Oh No! C,SN Y Hey Omni, You could’ve had a V-8! Julie Bump: CCD, MUF, GGP, COB Thanks for all the support. Fun-Ed. Breakfast table gang. Swim. Be comfortable, Carp Diem! Thanks L-S. Mark Gleason: | live my life like there’s no tomorrow “VH” Thank you Lisa Sep. 14, 1983 Cape runs at Crazy’s fiddle faddie, MW, DL, TW, UM, TC, DM, BT, thanks-US (Chubby), MOM DAD. Crazy and me doing 130. Seat belts, a must —— | learned the hard way. Sorry-MF, KL, SC. Mole. L-S Hockey. Thanks- I'll miss you. Leslie Brown: Let's go crazy ... rolla-sk Amherst? GP KRox? | don’t wanna die rather dance my life away. Narcisus-busted! If u want some fun then u've ot to let us know: DMS RMary J-Girls, always unky fresh ... | only wanted to be SKOF! Leslie Brown 87 I Marcia Furciniti David Taylor Kimberly Faber Michael DeFranco Dina Finamore Rachel Cooper Kim Faber: (MNI ... JP) Always remember BNC summer 84 Gymnastics Summers at Hyannis — NA S.F.A. w Bec-Lost in Lincoln Much — D? Dee THAANK YOU! LLTW SC ... Bug ... ID. Brac + Boys W Lisa (MZ) FLA84-T DAVE-JAG? To all my friends the memories will last 4 ever To the class of a: Best of luck always ILYB — MOMDAD good luck odd. David M. Taylor: D.T. Don’t touch soccer Lax ITs time to kick some behind LH KK Thanks a lot MAD 2 Mike: “THATS AS QUEER AS DICKS HAT- BAND” LUV YA MOM IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY DAD. Thanks a lot you guys for helping me make it through “IT ONLY TAKES A SECOND TO SAY GOODBYE — GOODBYE ... SEE! TOLD YOU” 1 Marcia Furciniti: Marsh THE BEST OF TIMES WITH THE BEST OF FRIENDS THANKS TO ALL THE GIRLS B? MBBF DEE LUV U ER THEIR HOME 1999 NICE Y BETTY CDN'T HAVE MADE IT W OUT FIN DAF SYD DT SUM 84 THANKS “D” 85 SP BERMUDA? SLON JP NYEVE W 9 ILL NEVER 4GET U LOVE — LUCK TO ALL THANKS RE- CHUCK LUV U BYE BT M.A.D.: GOODBYE TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND TO THOSE I'VE TRUSTED. I'VE GOT TO GO OUT AND MAKE MY WAY | MIGHT GET RICH YOU KNOW | MIGHT GET BUSTED, YOU KNOW YOU'VE GOT TO GO THROUGH HELL BEFORE YOU GET TO HEAVEN S.M. “SHALL WE?” |LUV YA DEE AND MD ‘DONT GIVE UP YOUR Sy THEY CAN TAKE YOU FAR” RAIDERS D 1 Dina Finamore: DEE Thanks MOU 6:30am your so special ER your right? BettyTFBTLes we made it even with MAD Heath, Kim Deb, KAK 21, Jen — NY, LG-Rice, MEEM-BAHAMAS Cape 84 Specem Mike; you’ll always be 1 | luv ya Goodluck Rich, Rob, Steve Barb M D ILY ‘Born with the gift of laughter and a sense the world was M.A.D.”’ 88 Diane Rendulic John MacDonald aryann McCusker Sharon Melanson David Corley Maryann McCuscker: Donna D. Best Friend For- ever! Later Rollking. Remembering good friends: PR, LB, MD, TE, CC, BC, Sweet sixteen engaged; Sean Crosby 381 STILL Prom Donna Pat m m Purple Rain Caprice License Aug. 31. All night skate 9 9 almost! In the air tonight! OH, FK, Good times, LD, CH, KL, ML. Later L-S! Greg McCall: Good times bad times-| know I’ve had my share “Zeppelin” UMASS BABSON. “No Hule Beers” Nobscott, LA, BP, JH, JC, DF, STECK, MS, CD, HN, VH, RUSH, YES, ZZTOP, PF, Gymnastics 1,2,3,4 LAX 1.4. No place to party, go to Beran’s. Boston runs, Cape Cod, The Spit “CAPS” Concert Flips, “The Flower”. Thanks Duse ... Sharon Melanson: To three best friends: ES, SD, PL; We had the best and craziest times: always keep in touch. Eddie: Nov. 84; U don’t know it yet but ILY. Jeff John, my 2 favorite guys; good luck, have fun, luv u both. Bye Nicole; try to behave yourself! To JC a MMCD DD, BOO: Thanx 4 everything. “where's enton?” Diana Rendulic: SCUM! oreos and milk ... Beach Boys '84 ... picnic anyone? those summer nights ... the past 4 years ... F.H. ... Underwear Epi- sodes ... J.B. 84 — “Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime, we'll take the best, forget the rest and someday we'll find ... these are the best of times ... — STYX John MacDonald: Too little space, too important the issues ... “That's the fact, ... Jack.” 89 4 Sy, pS isaliisisahamibiin K.K. Smith: To the Southies — HS KT KR RS ML JK EK DM SH ML SM VB SC ES PS BMCLOM SNCS KJ GMW You've made the last 2 years awesome! NC KR — Don't go crazy, you'll be out of here soon. Hol SHM — Thanx for many long talks. Hollies parties, 11 11, Bubble runs, cheese puffs, Picnic in the hall M Ms, Wilbur, Rum Tab? Fruit Loops. SAVES PAM Maura von Braun: To all my friends: | won't ever forget the many SFC times we've had no matter where we Wet Esp. JB SB BB BH JG KR MI TK ES LS KKHS MT LT Charlie ML EK CLB MB SB MS TC The old MB Russia Hugo Party1111111111that was Crazy Rush Pink Floyd. The child has grown the dream has arrived!! RARE SET IORODICE Beth Haas: Thanks for making it great — LT RS ML HS KK TC KR MT MBLS LO SB DS CC MW THE THAMIES! The trips — N.Y., N.H., Maine, Florida, Puerto Rico? Spain, Germany. The parties — Grad- uation, Halloween, 11 11, V-Parties, etc. The Band, the Castle, Spam! Remember-wherever you are .. . you're there! Jonathan Langmoir Elizabeth Haas Kevin Cleary Caron Smith Michael Teixera Maura vonBraun 90 Paula Danforth: PD loves HS always and forever thanks HS for all you've done thanks for all the good times ES KSM SN SS PF HH Led Zep Rolling Stones | served my time and now | am gone! Eric Portner: Well met, South! Spamalopes; Good- bye Nubians, have fun. TL-great friend. EBD-special one. Proportionately sized. Tull, yes. Genesis. RJB- actor extraordinaire! DG. RH-quotable quotes. Crew-more power to ya!!! Meri Toler: Mer, Mer-Mer South: CC KS TC KR HS MuB SG RSLS BHLT ML JK DM EK MEW JW ESP SK MS LO MC DS SB JP Thamies “make me a cup of tea”, Isbee, Adam Strips 3 1 84, “hee,hee”, nails, Monty!, SS SS SS BBSS S S!, HYFL?, 11 11, Toga! FISH! Hydrail!, ‘lights are on!’, P.F., MnMnMs! YES! SAVE THE SPAM!! Lynn Thome: Gymnastics (captain) swimteam VF Jazz! Every odd Tues in J. months — Ohno-tickle- hehe Don't be mean! LFP-B Trips: CCCP PR FL NY ME Marion for those of you who still have’t gotton Fe ge straight | (we) love you anyways! WE NEVER FIGHT ow Thanx Mom, Dad, M J, BH RS, LPH, SH Thamies you’re fun. Holly Scott: Finns! | spiked the pepsi? Well fine, be that way. Are you the kids from Boston? Aren't they cute? O.C. M.A. B.D. Dad’s disowning me again. Let's walk to California V Parties, hayforts, toga Beware of the plague. See you at the castle. SAVE THE SPAM!!! : Paul Danforth Holly Scott Peter Priede Meridith Toler Lynn Thome 91 Gretchen Weiss Christopher Siepietowski Cynthia Stowell Adam Dermarderosian Leslie Hughes Todd Burke ‘i Cynthia Stowell: Great times at SLU Summer in Vermont '83, Chick-lets, Twix Sept 21, 1984. Math w BW. MM+APC Star Market Gang Bubba, Red. Thanx Gretch, Dale, Di With every smile there’s a tear, with every laugh there's a sign. And with every friend there’s a memory life just can’t pass by. Chris Siepietowski: LS Football 30 Hogs in 84 RAZ first and 23 at Cape Pounding BS and Tag Team on Sat Night Gabe and Semp Lonny Fun Times In Summer Cape Seeya GRASSHOPPER Lizard Lips Chirp Keep on Chirpin White Hen, Thanks FAT MAN CHEVETTE High Performance FRIDAY NIGHT Friendlys P.S. SEE Ya !! Gretchen Weiss: Turd. F.H Arties Parties-wheres Gretch? Take a canoe Trips — Getting skili! oreos milk — pigging out with Di Beach Boys! Bop-Bop What Tree? WRE 83 Chick-lets Ug. Kinky?Uh-Oh UE! College Trips Cape Cod Sum- mers Vermont83 Star Market Good Times with AW- Thanks to all my friends — | Love Ya! Todd Burke: Ain’t nothing like FOOTBALL + BASEBALL! MEEGZ! XV California Girls! Cape-NY w Fried Chicken SKI WILD “Do it for Lopes D’ Camaro Die in Boca IHJ-Sten’s PLACE BE GOOD KIM! Go for it T.J. Bye RW ALL THAT I'VE MET, YOU'VE ALL MEANT MORE THAN YOU KNOW, PRECIATE IT — TAKE A CHEW AND TAKE CARE! Leslie Hughes: Thanks to the special people who stood by me over the years. Fun Times in Boston! Harry: our special bond; MLTY “PRINCE” Nige, Gor- don Scotty G! Bullit! Friends ... Quint DT talking on the telephone for hours at a time. 3 yrs w D M KK: 9 yr friendship. JS: Checkers. Rez: | feel 4 U. 92 Brian Stenberg Joyce Dennis Frank Heavey Lanee Grooms Timothy Stewart Michael Mappes Bryan Stenberg: XVI California Girls! Thanks for the credit Lopes, | the 20! IHJ Burky: Pour stuff on girls much! Hey Richy, most likely to LACA! Mad, what about my gloves? F.O. Thanks Chirp from the guys. Sorry Crosby about U no Who! It’s been real gel been tough but it hasn't been real tough! Joyce Dennis: Finally, the time has come to say good bye LS! The 4 yrs. have been fun, educational, and useful. The friends | made are everlasting, un- forgetable: TB, AC, SMc. | couldn't have made it without help from Leslie B., Mother Croom! Thanks ae lots of love to my Mother and Father. Good luck ass '85. Tim Stewart: 10 12 83 ... FH-16 Marlboro ... Dip ... No Santa Claus in Needham-83 Div. | N Champs ... ML — eat my shorts ... Sleepover ... Sgt. Rock ... TM and Hubie ... Gorbash the Beana ... LAXCAMP ... MASPEVE ... Hi Beck Mom ... Lam a lonely visitor, | came too late to cause a stir, though | campaign all my life toward that goal — Neil Young. Frank J. Heavey: Lacrosse, Soccer State Champs and the colors Stew Brooks Quas Willie Hogs No Seg. Hey Luke gotta dip? Becky, thanks for all the reat times 9 18 83 Skoal Jets BJ EM DT MMD amping w TS France we've blown this taco stand. Remember yesterday, dream of tomorrow, but live for today. Heav. Lanee Grooms: | would like to thank my mother and father for helping me this year. And thank the MJ G’s Terry, Monica, Darnell and Tanya, “we finally made it”. |thank my friends, Regina, Kim Teachers. Most important, | thank God for bringing me into this funky happening called LIFE!! 93 Beth Jones: Paris 83 Flash FH Lax Cape CAP Er mbf | never knew the meaning until | found you- F2!Daring Duo Summer84 Heath, you are in my heart 4ever. K M Girls JEM!IEI Mou Dee Jen KAK DS Tim FH BK Quintmbbf thanx M D. Bye Doug! To all my friends, thanx 4 the luv, the laughs and the memories! Luv ya,Betty. Paul Chiodo: “A man’s reach should exceed his grasp or what's the sense of a heaven” — Browning — Great experiences great memories let the good times roll. Play’n ball in Fla. Say hey babe take a walk on the wild side. Don’t be a Duga head! Born in the 60's set yourself a ball do it up!!! Thanx guys! Elizabeth Berube: Remember the past and dream of the future; However, the past itself is only a mem- ory and it is the future which can create a memory. Thanks for everything; Sarah Chris, | love ya! Jen, I'll miss you most of all, | love you! IWALMT Rudi F A! | love you Steven! Forever the rainbow! Chris Adams: “| paid my dues, time after time. I’ve done my sentence, but committed no crime. And bad mistakes, I've made a few. I’ve had my share of sand kicked in my face, but I’ve come through!” — Quen, “We are the Champions” — F GD DC CP EJ JT RH MT TD — Stream — brothers — Fenwe Imlad- rius Valmor ride again! Rudi Blaser: The upshot of it all, gentlemen: It’s better to do nothing! Better to have conscious inertia! And, so long live the underground! | did say that | envy the normal man with all my guts, but under the conditions in which | see him, | don’t want to be him ... “The Underground”. Dostoevsky Elizabeth Jones Christopher Adams © � Paul Chiodo Elizabeth Berube Lisa Dowse: GRAD 85 Glass Hall Good times hotel arty summer blizzard beaches bonfires friends orever MM DD ML BT GC BP SMLRCP KC CH KL DL let's party — BT-SS-D M Cruise LSAB GREG Thanx Mom-n-Dda | luv u Jim n Donz GLBOO ZZTop in the air tonight Kahlua weekends HefnRef cars Marlboros we finally did it! Jim Worm O’Loughlin: A.D. “The time has come, The song is over” — Pink Floyd “It's been a long time comin’ it’s going to be a long time gone” — Crosby, Stills, and Nash Erin McNamara: Paris 83 FLASH! CAPE BETTY You'll always mean the world to me! HEATH you're the truest sense of the meaning .. . I'llnever forget u 2 J Ms! D B We had the best of times! MOU their home! Thanx D KA K F? LM FH BK REMEMBER THAT ISN'T GOODBYE FOREVER, BUT JUST FAREWELL UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN. LUVU Thomas A. Austin: Be careful how you act; these are difficult days. Don’t be fools; be wise: make the most of every opportunity you have for doing good. Ephesians 5:15 Goodbye. Kim Kiesewetter: Thank you to the best friends anyone could want — for cherished yesterdays and anticipated tomorrows: EM, BJ, LH, PR, CW, DT, DF, JS, Summer — children of the Vineyard: my buried treasure. Thanks for all M D. Sha health — it won't end! “Shoot straight; can’t wait; aim for the heart follow your shot!” Erin McNamara Thomas Austin Deborah Scialabba James O’Loughlin Kimberly Kieswetter Jonathan Mitchell 95 Lianne Fisk Jeaninne Czimbal Michael Walsh: Doin’ the right thing, know what I'm saying. Boozin Crushing. Long summer, OC. Crazys Cape and songs by the sea. YEP! Serious? B-town runs. Fog on Nobscot No Way! Comfortably numb. Quiet but effective. AMMH, miss you. Born of another time, meant for another place but living now to carry on the fate of God. Melvin E. Boggs II: Most people think their troubles are over but they're just starting. | hope all of you fulfill your dreams. Don't let anyone destroy your dream. | once heard “once your dream is destroyed, you destroy eve aGs So dreamon ... Good luck. My girl Sheila. Thanks for the support Mom!! Jeannine Czimbal: Just a thanx to my friends for always being there; JN LB SC SP SH KV. Let it rip! White Nite w JN DMSR Prince Life is just a party so Let’s Go Crazy! Dancing in Boston Death runs in the T-Bird. Sr. Prom 5 25 83 w AS. NE Frat Summer- time! 10 5 84. SA thank G too much is never enough. Susan Pearlstein: Sim T |Z HOOP 1234SOFT 12 3 4 JC THE CABIN LB JC KV JN Luv you guys LB. Italy here we come. DMSR YOU CAME ALONG AND CAPTURED MY HEART — 98 years to go FVT T’s Miss Ericco thanx for the confidence. Mr. P You're a great man but don’t work so hard. Thanx L-S I'LL MISS YAI!! Julie Nelson: Let it rip! White Nite w JJC DMSR Sarah I’ve something to tell you. What do | want to do?! BW M M's w Less June 16. Life is just a party and parties weren't meant to last. Miss ya LAR SILLY be good. Mr. Chaps nap time Red Coach The Boss w KV thanx PH too much is never enough. Thanx G. Later LS. 96 Melvin Boggs Susan Pearlstein Michael Walsh Julie Nelson Elizabeth Clark Donald Craft Linda Armstrong William Morse seh al Ti aaeh is SRS Kee ie Kathleen Williams Steven Brier Kathy Williams: Go Rabbit Maniacing! | love you Mom Dad! ST-QBAT! LETS! CC—LTDW, Vaca- tion, Cape, S, D D, Curad! BC—LULU! FLA-82, SA? D.O. — TTBS! Goat! GT! HB — LOL mud- fights! SLives (WHAM) DUGAS (DWA) Seger-nights were warm, dreams were easy ... Hypomni, N- AEIOU! Well guys, reach for the stars, for they hold your dreams — Hey LSYD! Beth Clark: Where’s the Cape? Halloween '81; FLA 82; Dugas B52s; Farm Day; Strawberry Daquiries; Music is in my mind; |Luv Umom dad ... They say there's a heaven for those who will wait some Say its better but | say it ain’t I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints — Billy Joel Hey LSYD!! Donald Craft: Though the Years Past However slow | knew my time would finally come to go. It’s been real. Thanks to everyone who helped me through it all, rca Mom. I'll miss you all TANYA B RALPH ROD WAYNE ROB MEL JOH MIKE PEACHES. The world is out! I'll never forget . Calvin Klein Linda Armstrong: Denise, you’re always there for me, thanks. Goodbye forever Ken. Mary — thnx for etting me thru these years — backpacking, GF, KL, Oth 60’s (Shecky Babe) pills, summer '84 — Maine- alone. Goodluck next year Mare. Scott, you're always on my mind love you remember Dec. 1, 1987. Thanks Mom Dad!! LBC’s!! 97 Patricia Lane Tony Friel Michelle Verni Charles Wilson Stephanie Gorgone David Bernier Charles Wilson: Football Break-dancing selling candy smoking strong getting highly intoxicated and on 9 about college is what | did stay gold LS Stephanie Gorgone: Thanx L-S, Gymnastics 1 23 4 Capt., Track 2 3 Capt. 4, Espana 7 84 Papa's awesome Music smile Mary Lou Retton “Go for it” “With God all things are possible” Thanx M.H. L.B. J.D. T.T. M.F. E.M. J.H. L.T. R.S. J.M. N.S. Friends forever | love you Mom Dad and family ’85 Patrica Lane: LS track .10, 11,12, junior tri captains BHSGPL) The four musketeers (SD, ES, SM, PL) tay in touch, to all of my friends that | am leaving behind at LS, best of luck; to my brother Bryan, stay out of trouble, Nickie stay cool! Fla 85 Mom Dad, | made it! “Where’s Denton?” Michele Verni: The memories of the “good times” at L-S will remain with me forever. Important things never change! Cheerleading DOBRUH ... Trip to Soviet Union - circus in Moscow New Year's Eve dancing. Lisa — good luck next year at L-S. Thanks Mom, Dad Rach 7 Thanks to my special friends. Anthony Friel: | wanna live, | wanna give I've been a miner for a Heart of gold It's these expressions | never give Just keep me searchin’ For a heart of gold and I'm getting old Neil Young 98 Jeremy Fryer Tania Stern Patrick McKelvey Nicki Meade Hugh Hunt Josh Sirota Rod Hunt: The Jack Finally hit the sack. Sparky's chicken will be remembered. Swim over here Bishh. Later Rod! I.E. what a joke. Give me a ride to china dude? Dutton Road at 2 in the moming. Ralph’s 180's out of control. Cruise Pete! Thanx RF. ST. RM. MC. TH. MS. GR. Rock Roll What’s up Shit!!! Nicki Meade: All | know right now is that whatever may happen down the line, though anything can be changed by time, it’s not likely I'll every forget you ... All | know is what my eyes see, what my heart says ... Je... Mrs. Plott: Sans amour, on ne peut pass vivre, vous m’aidez a’survivre ... Tania Stern: Tes what's it like on the moon? Kool change - Cape, gifts from the sea, turtles, stars. “We are such stuff as dreams are made of” always re- member; snowbank or frog; glitter, look behind you, Russia-Building Bridges, behind the couch, 15 0 minutes it will do. “So what happens now?” Josh Sirota: “Everybody got mixed feelings about the function and the. form. Everybody got to deviate from the norm.” — rush, “Vital Signs’ Patrick McKelvey: There is no dark side of the moon really, matter of fact its all dark. I've always been mad, | know I've been mad, like most of us are. They have to ita why your not mad, even when our not mad. A man got to know his limitations. ater bones. See ya DS. (Get a Job) 99 Tom Robinson: California girls XVII, LINKS W JD Gin, Cape forever, Em, Party Harty, the good time must end but the memories will never be forgotten Thanx Sten, T.G.I.F., the past has been great but let the future be the best, good luck everyone keep in touch — see you later. Jorge E. Uribe: Great people have always encoun- tered opposition from mediocre minds — good luck to ay friends in what the future might pale them. Smoke shows Hipo Omni 4x4 in the van Sinaina Beach Dancing Medical School — Dr. Urbie Soe Raster 455 — thanks for the good time KW Nancy Schwalje: Cheerleading 234 — Doruh! Echoes fun times on the Cape; Sassafrass leaves lov83 — Dreg Mark Zig-Zags 15, 20 minutes; it'll do. Do you want to see my pictures from England? Frankie wake me up ... Thanks to everyone, you guys are the best! (What would | have done without you???) Marni Staples: “Laughter is not at all a bad begin- ning for a friendship, and it is far the best ending for one.” Oscar Wilde Mark Sirota: These walls that still surround me Still contain the same old me Just one more who's searching for The world that ought to be. — Rush, “Circumstances” Thomas Robinson Nancy Schwalje 100 ae Mark Sirota Jorge Uribe Marni Staples Clifford Polley Kevin Morrisey Laura-Lynn Potter Peter Nurney Karen Siegel Laura-Lynn Potter: Scorpions blacknblue make it real not fantasy spinal tap HM rulz Kerrang Concerts ng reckless victims of changes | love Bob ama Ore. JB SB JN CW BF FL— ES DL FB GG GK KK JD-Kiss! Cry-Stal myth one of a kind DS for prez muscles the buddy system N.H. AK GRADUATION! Karen Siegel: Love to: M d TW MO SP TESLBCA SW Calvin Klein — GT DF CF 2. Closeup: France: Hoop. Our memories of yesterday'll last a lifetime — got a good education now I’m ready for the world all the grownups show me that theyre only Big Kids in Disquise-Hall Oats Peter Nurney: A quick four years wasn’t it? Exodus Al’s parties Ephrajms, splean’s caddy - Jlm;, Mock- ing bird, G.S. Cape trips, Mall trip, “swim over here Rod” Elertic Ladyland. Are you experienced? Priest — Maiden ’82 “Stevie”, Jungle Juice, Hippie day, remember? “One of these days,” David Farren Laura Everett 101 Mary Ellen Wilkins: Thanx MDD, MSH, RLS, EJK, DLM. CC Fresh and Senior. Holly “ ” party. South Hall lives on. David, all of you. Susie, every year with creampuffs. Tuesdays and men Paul and Luap. Work and vacations. BOB YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED, SELECT AND SPECIAL. Vol- leyball. It's finally over. TE Vello Pettai: Popular phrases: What?! You're a Re- publican? Where are you from? What do they speak there? But don’t you get confused? So, where are you going this year? To those | leave behind, Hope you find it and join me around the world! Geoff Payson: LS is the place if you aren't any- where else — cockroaches surrivie Nuclear war. Parents only talk to you when you have headphones on. What’s become of our world and who knows what to do - to many cameras and not enough food we. and is worth money. Thanx Don, JB and huck. Scott Harrington: It looks like this is the END!! Good luck to the meances of society; M.L. C.S., B.V., J.S., A.K., and all the rest of 87. See you on the dark side of the moon! Most memorable experience: The ditch in Natick (fall hockey 1984). That's the best chirp | ever saw!! Paul Dreher: Obstacles only appear when you take your eyes off the goals: “Our greatest glory is not in never. Failing, but in rising every time we fall” LS Boys Sng - no longer four stand alone; my friends, thanks for the memories; Em-too special for worlds; still loving you Rick. Scott Harrington Vello Pettai 102 en, a Mary Ellen Wilkins Geoff Payson Thomas Duncan Liam O’Connell Janet Anderson: 8 what's next? “Jay’ Memories with PGP much more Maine | love you thanks for being there! Purple party laughing GANANC stand- ing “O” Very nice what's happening? Loub elle Mr. Gould thanks GP NOLE KS JB MS TC MA (with ac) all. | love you Mom Dad Carl and Julie — Thanks for putting up with me! Eileen Smith: FH 123 capt 4 Plaid Track 1234 States Strac K12 Lax 3! 47? 17 Lm: FFF IS IN Prom 83 WW TBTBO Jopar vycamp w Di summer 83 Weston C L Skitrip: 3min NP JrProm: M.M.Best Night Driveway C-“IWP” Bboys Dale: talks EB-Lisa Besttime SW SSgang love you S.S. CK GD CE SB ‘ale senior prom? M.L. T.M. .D. .L. .M. .T Luv ya enie Tom Duncan: “The golfball liberation army, join up!” Get a clue! Quido and the boys play football and destroy the opposition. You are amadman when you stole that cow wow! Attack of the killer land whales! You oy rabbit! Murdock rules and thats all she wrote boys! Monica Fields: | thank those who helped me when times were rough and said you can do It! Times were hard to deal with but | kept trying and | did. | specially thank my parents who told me “If | had the chance | would” Love you. | say goodbye to those left here and MJG’S have the best of your year! MM Vik Purushotham: A year away, beliefs you cant take it with you sis aspirations family ties our gang Indian roses the two w’s complex depression count ry stranger are you baved? Out hike i m fixing a hole where the rain gets in to stop my mind from wander- ing. That a man lay down his life for a friend. ikram Puroshotham Eileen Smith Paul Dreher Janet Anderson Monica Fields Jolie Wilson 103 . Michael Saulnier Ellen Wiedenbauer Diane Perkins Elena Soini Paul Lucchese Sharon Denton SPCC ceee Que i Diane Perkins: Yow! School is fun! thanx to my good friends (u know who u r) all the people | chatted with but never really got to know. “Better weird than boring” (But is that art?) Also, much easier to ride the horse in the direction it’s going. galt | love you forever, thanks teddy bear. CIAO Paul Lucchese: Come on and let the good times roll. We're all running with the Devil John’s liquor White Hen bikes dirt sure you love oaks Mr. G Slugger osh ah true listener the crazy G’s JM, CC, DA TW HB KW DBS jacket refill quaz soccer champs ‘82 chumps ’84 Let's do it to them before they do it to us! Ellen Wiedenbauer: ‘Can | ask a question?” Paris Cape parties with Jody (laughing to tears-Anne) MJ-ICP “A eye for an eye makes the world blind” - Ghandi. | will never forget you - BU JH AV SL EH. Good luck and happiness Class of 85, Thanks for all the memories! May you find what you are looking for! (ILY MDLHC) Sharon Denton: Four musketeers: ES PL SM; meet on the Sunset strip after | make my million, To m randchildren JT CD N AC MC CC GOOD LUCK! ye uglies, remember school spirit! LS you will miss me | know it will be mutual DENTON: HERE | AM!! 104 Thomas Kneeland Marcella Deluca Terrence Patterson Jennifer Como Floyd Loyer Tobias Dorsey Terrence Patterson: It has been a long four years and now it is time to move on. Tom Kneeland: It has been a hard four years. | can't wait to get out of here. Later Chris Dave Andy Floyd Pat Ise it has been fun - VW’s are great later L-S. Lisa Dowse:Grad ’85 Glass Hall good times hotel party summer blizzard beaches bonfires friends forever MM, DD, ML, BT, GC, BP, SM, LR, CP, KO, CH, KL, DL, Let’s party - BS SS D M Cruse LSAB GREG Thanx Mom-n-Dad | Luv U Jim n Donz GLBOO ZZTOP In the air 2nite Kahlua wkends Hef- nRef Cars Marlboros We finally did it! Floyd Loyer: Is there anybody out there? Mopar 440 Magnum Ford found on road dead bondo a chargers best friend Ozzy master of metal Crazy Train Bark at the Moon Diary of a Madman. Marcella Duluca: A thing of beauty is a toy forever (Keats) | did it on dolphin (porpoise) Hi? Thank you all for the lovely year | had, | really had a great time! Would you all come to Italy some day? Good luck and be always yourself ... Jen Como: Thanks and lots of love: MF BB KP RB TD DG AD MS CK RA | love you MSF (under the stars) “Put me down!” To Beth - Thanks - | love ya! Surprise B-day parties “WHAT'S THAT??” “This above all; to thy own self be true.” - Shakespeare Thanks everyone - | won't forget the good times which were oh so good! 105 Johanna Hurstak: To my family and teachers — thanks for your guidance and support — the Fear- some Foursome — WAR PEACE; army pants, math match — making class, Subaru muggings; HB and me to WD — a promise. Love and best wishes to all my friends, and to my Harvard man “Welcome o life! ... ” — James Joyce Bob Colburn: It’s time we be gowin off; F.U.B.A.R. “It's Classic’, I'd be up for that, Crossfire always Juniper Hill and the Hell Ride with Roger “Craiwo” My thanks to the Marian Gang someday we'll get together again and oh, the stories we'll tell! To my friends new and old, the best of love and luck! Andy Krebs: Memories form the past four years - NAR, Death rides, Road Warriors, Mad Max, Iron Maiden, this Buds for you, the boys in blue, charger, Regina Terry: Cheerleading Capt. Hop | Gop Hop, Katie Bird, Homey! Kemosabe. ‘The bathroom oh no” The shows. The New Year eve “J” Heave-Ho! “Those old green days” KP Harvard yah right. PH Broken Sues “You brought that on your- ol iy T. Thanks. Good luck my friends! Michael, uv yah! Glynn Velardo: Su West! Go in to Dallas Mt’s at the RM Bingos Mike’s mine! Barbados MT MC PH RC JY Speedy thanks AM4 231 Blizzards DB on a hot summer night ... Evan Magee: Lincoln-Sudbury isn’t half as expen- sive as Concord Reformatory! Bruce Springsteen- ns-Tjank goodness for Jerry US 2 and for the times that Goluld had no proof! To Pete Paul Brian Wendy Sue Chris and all those who wouldnt fit — Good luck — Good bye! Mr. Wise — thanks for your time and humor apogee. Evan Magee Glynn Velardo 106 a. A William Krebs Robert Colburn Peter Paul Regina Terry Joe Doretti: If there is one thing that | have leamed after four years - It's that everyone is everyone's friend. Thanks to everyone who made it so special. And now - when | come shining through -| swear I'll think of you. Hedi - | will love you always - the special times with you are everlasting! Trulyu-is.o. Good luck Jeff John Emery: France, Hawaii, MSND, Soc, Lax. “Give me a place to stand and | will move the earth.” Archimedes “If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams and endeavors to live the life which he’s imagined he will meet with success unex- pected in common hours.” - Henry David Thoreau Diana Dupuy: Thanks for the great times, best of luck always - LM MF VS SB ES OJ, duo, the pond dippin’ no license, rough terrain driving, ESL-ADP famous firsts, SCCS-JOMSIDY, grounded after 12 am, scavenger hunt, F84, Bunny and Dupie - FH camp, Crow Isle, RPLITC-TOMF, VS-JP 85, DA — MS DI PULY, Thanks Mom, Den, Dvae and Rob GP Toby Mintz: Let the truth of love be lighted Let the love of truth shine clear Sensibility Armed with sense and libert With the heart and mind unitied In a single perfect sphere. Suzanna Collins: Charlie) MOOFER! Thanks to FJB LS Howie BH LT TagTheBat GB Nawa KK Tash TGM KR MW Mikki TOB RickTOP JK SK EK D-SM! Bubble rides with ML! 11 11 83, 84, China Babies with JG Mao Tai! Russia Finland guys! 11 PBHLB! JOURNEY ANY WAY YOU WANT IT! Muchos Be- sos to all you amigos! AIWFCIS: PARTY TIME Toben Mintz Suzanna Collins Joseph Doretti Johanna Hurstak John Emery Diana Dupuy 107 Marc Adams Flora Brown Tanya Brown Scott Strausser Jonathan Foster Charles Mills Marc Adams: For long you live and high you fly — and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry — and all ou touch and all you see — is all your life will ever e. Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon. Thanks every- one for welcoming me, especially: Lou, Jay, Geoff, Mike, Eenie, JO. CS, DR, WM, B K, H J, S K, GW, LH, DA, JH. Tanya Brown: The time has come to say goodbye. To the class of ‘85 — | wish you all the best of luck. To Donald: Stay sweet, nice, and kind. Don't forget SPRINGTHING! MY PAL GENE: Good luck in life it’s ahard world out there. Phillipia: | haven't forgoten the “PROMISE”. Monica: Good Luck. 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Thing werk? The Year In Review u hae Class Mother Class Father Class Scholar................ Leela Obilichetti, Eric Rosen Glass: Pir xu ees Carrie Wofford, Quintin George Class Artist. 22.0.0... }..0vecee a Laura Heijn, Steve Espinola Class Musician'i::. 27 esas Leslie Burt, Adam Smith Class‘Vocalist] is). 23 oe Andrea Baker, Kevin Platt Class Actress ie Fi TYPICAL LINCOLN-SUDBURY BOY 1. 10. 118 OCONOAROA Nh Baseball cap (daringly worn back- wards) Outmoded shades, to hide bloodshot eyes Sprouting beard Inflatable padded football jacket Lax stick Ex-Lax stick Comb and hairbrush Formal wear — sweatpants Stylishly untied hightops (to insure shuffling gait) Wallet (keys to Mom's Volvo, concert tickets, nine personal credit cards) . Textbook (purely for show) . 100 Xeroxed homeroom passes . Upturned collar . Good teeth ... good orthodontia . Bronzed skin, courtesy of Tanorama . Chawin’ terbaccy Senior a Vibe aut ve S We ae Oe Wl) hee ee wes, Ore ee ee eb «€ ese oR 8. e Ue we) @ 6) 8 Ohh Le (Ola Saw ere ogee eS ClasS ACtOle st fenseccat es Steve Espinola, Peter Balogh Class Hacker ...... ara eines aie Jen Como, the Sirota Twins Class Athlete ................... Chris Gates, Todd Burke Class Clown............... Todd Richardson, Peter Balogh Three Stooges........... Gretchen Weiss, Cynthia Stowell, Diane Rendulic BEE Wee eg Ae Tim Stewart, Frank Heavey, Brooks King Bax he ee ee eee Craig Davis, Drew Wollensak, Bobby Lewis ny, + Py ! ile: Future Executive.............. Joan Sklenak, Erik Shuman Most Likely to Succeed..... Shawn Walker, Kenton Lietzau Most Politically Oriented...... Betsy Anderson, Matt Wirzburger Most Spirited .................. Beth Jones, Ed McDonald Most Sophisticated........................ Leslie Hughes Most Talkative............. Jen Solomon, Leslyn MacLean, David Taylor SE - 7a E q Superlatives Bges 1s . ee ee Gemie and Bert.................... Jeff Casto, Tom Austin _ Laverne and Shirley............ Jill Horton, Shelley Horton BPUPPMUPTIONG ... 1... eee Chris Gates, Joe Doretti | SS et ee Joe Gazza f I x 2 OS. koe cae Debbie Yalen - Demon Driver................. Carrie Wofford, Jorge Uribe _ Sunniest Smile................... Sue Cutter, David Taylor Suemest EYOS...................... Liz Meyer, Tim Stewart _T TYPICAL LINCOLN—SUDBURY GIRL . Streaked haircut Brooke Shields eyebrows (glued on) Six pounds of earrings Upturned collar Oxford shirt Argyle sweater vest Knapsack ($200 of makeup, hair- pins, and other assorted life- support equipment, such as plane tickets to Florida) 8. Father's old zoot suit jacket 9. Levi’s jeans 10. Calvin Klein underwear 11. Dark, dark, pantyhose 12. Nail polish on toenails 13. Docksiders 14. Wristwatch with no numbers on it 15. Pert, upturned nose, courtesy of Glueball the horse and Sidney Blechman, M.D. 16. Blue contact lenses NOOO 119 For the first time in history, a woman was nominated for Vice Presidential Candiate by the Democratic Party. Though this was Images of the Nation Massachusetts’ teens are rated worst drug abusers. Massachusetts bans Happy Hours and other states a milestone, the Republican Reagan- follow. Bush team was re-elected. Crackdown on drunk-driving leads to fewer drunk-drivers and higher state drinking ages. The number of missing children greatly increases. Many new organizations are formed to come to the aid of families with missing children. We bid farewell to: Marvin Gaye (shot by his own father), Ansel Adams, Lil- lian Hellman, James Fixx, Ethel Mer- man, Baby Fae, William “Count” Bas- ie, Richard Burton, Andy Kaufman and Truman Capote. Many child-care centers are closed because of reports of employees sexually abusing the children. Twenty-one people die when a crazed man opened fire in a McDonalds in Cali- fornia. The Supreme Court passes laws allowing teachers to search students’ lockers. Bernhard Goetz, the subway vigi- lante, causes much controversy over his shooting of the teenagers that accosted him in the New York Much publicity over the trial of automobile mag- subway. The courts end up press- nate John Delorean for possession of cocaine. ing no charges for the murder of DeLorean was found innocent, but brought the the teens, though Goetzis charged case to court again so that the public would be with possession of an unregistered _ totally convinced of his innocence. handgun. This year there was more controversy over abortion ; There was a big computer-boom all over the than ever before. This led to bombings and closings of a country. mel rd are now being used in reat number of abortion clinics and many demonstra- schools and businesses alike. Young chil- tions in the Capital, by both Pro- and Anti-Abortionists. dren are already being shown the advan- tages and uses of computers. Hide iaenintecenceman dsitatatsimnreen D 7 So esa rn irae eae TE A NOE RTE he cap tee Rr pei m1 A TEACH PEACE The 1984-1985 school year has proved to be one of many changes. With the increasing support of the student body, the Student Senate helped to shorten homeroom from ten to five minutes. Several new admin- istrative policies have been implemented, for example, the new unit system. Some stu- - dents might argue that the unit system is not a change at all, for, with the exception of the freshmen having their own unit, nothing has changed. As a result of a food fight in the cafeteria early this year, the ramp was shut down and has not as yet been reopened. A _ Car accident involving several L-S students _ in November made the threat of a closed Campus a major issue in school. Some low points of this year were the behavior of the students at the nuclear weapon debate and the hospitalization of Mr. Murphy. Students have begun’to take an interest in world issues, donating almost $2,000 to Oxfam this year and showing their anger about the Around Town Sudbury During the summer and fall of 1984-1985 many stores and shopping centers were added to Sudbury’s Route 20. These stores provide work for many of the town’s teenagers and are very convenient for residents, who formerly had to go to other towns to shop. However, the stores have also caused severe traffic problems on Route 20 and it is uncertain as to whether the formerly small town of Sudbury will be capable of handling the problems that accompany urbanization. policy of apartheid in South Africa by mar- ching in a protest in- December. During the presidential elections in November, L-S held its own mock election. The results were very close, with 52% of the school voting for Reagan and 48% for Mondale. In February, L-S teachers Thom Thacker and William Schecter created quite.a.scandal.when they designed an alternate to the book covers distributed in the school by the Army Nation- al Guard. Thacker and Schecter thought the original covers were false propaganda and their cover emphasized that being in the Na- tional Guard means-killing people. Upon seeing the new covers, the National Guard representative became irate and ordered that they be removed. Schecter and Thacker objected that the covers were private proper- ty and could not be seized. This conflict re- ceived much media coverage and has yet to be completely resolved. Lincoln In Lincoln this year, the town celebrated the centennial of the Public Library with many gala events, including a formal ball. In town politics, a major controversy arose over the closing of Winter Street. People petitioned to close the road because of a traffic problem that would result when the construction of a large industrial part on the Waltham-Lincoln border was completed. In oocheaat Cabbage Patch dolls were banned from the Lincoln Public Elementary schools, because children were forming ex- clusive clubs solely for the owners of Cabbage Patch dolls. Massachusetts Local politics was often in the news this year, with the mayoral election race $f Bo be one of the most exciting in years. In the end, however, Ray Flynn triumphed over the first black mayoral candidate in Boston’s history, Mel King. Shortly after his inauguration, Mayor Flynn and Governor Michael Dukakis, in an effort to crack down on drunk-driving, put an end to Happy Hours in the bars throughout the Boston area. Also in the news this year were the race riots this summer in Lawrence and the court trial of several Portuguese men who had raped a woman in Big Dan's Bar in Revere. Local politics received a hard blow when an immense arson ring was discovered involving officials in both the police and fire departments. State residents also were very concerned with state ecological problems, especially acid rain and the disposal of industrial wastes. 121 Dateline International ... September RT bd Re ed ed ee As students settle into the routine of another school year, Prime Minister John Turner of Canada is unseated by more conservative leader, Brian Mulroney. Students are already in need of vacation by the end of September to ease the academic pressure. In South Africa, natives attempt to pressure their government into reform. Riots continue with the election of P.W. Botha, Apartheid advocate, as executive president. Later, L-S students will march in opposition of apartheid. October See at LT ire ee Seniors begin to feel the heat for preparing early admission college applications, We had it lucky though. Britain’s Prime Minister Mar- garet Thatcher really felt the heat when her hotel was bombed by I.R.A. terrorists. Al- though Thatcher miraculously escaped un- hurt, four people were killed, and 34 were injured. This was just one of a rash of I.R.A. terrorist attacks in England. In the Phillipines, news leaks concerning the assasination of Opposition Leader Benigno Aquino result in fingerpointing at the military overnment of Marcos. So far, the Student enate has avoided such controversy. November S M uf W.oTH: © F S The shock of many’s quarter grades is ex- ceeded only by the sorrow felt at the loss of India’s Prime Minister, Indira Ghandi, who was assasinated by Sikh soldiers. Mrs. Ghandi is succeeded by her son, Rajiv, whose leadership abilities are still ques- tioned. In the aftermath of the shooting, mobs ache Sikhs in mourning for their beloved eader. Halfway around the world, the Sandonistas experience an easy victory in Nicaraguan elections. As we give thanks for our good fortune, news of famine in Ethiopia arrives. Major campaigns to be carried on throughout the holiday season begin. 122 December S M T — Wee eee S As Christmas vacation approaches and many plan to board airplanes and head for warm places, Kuwait Airline Flight 221 is — seized. Four people are killed and three Americans describe the merciless beatings they were subjected to. Iranian intervention brings an end to the hostages’ captivity, and saves this potential disaster from becoming a crisis of greater proportion. Union Carbide, who in the past has spon- sored trips to Washington, D.C. for L-S stu- © dents, faces heated controversy when a deadly ‘i leak kills over 2,500 people in Bhopal, India. The giant chemical company is accused of dangerous operating procedures. January SM. 7. “Wess January’s cold means midterms can’t be too far away. However, this month the world sees awarming of U.S.-Soviet relations with nucle- ar arms negotiations in Geneva, Switzer- land. Of special interest is the issue of “Star Wars” weapons, which President Reagan is alloting much money towards the develop- ment of. The two countries’ representatives are Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and Secretary of State Charles Schultz. Although not much progress is said to have been made, great steps are taken in improving re- lations by the mere fact that two highly posi- ee geet of the two nations consented oO meet. : February SM 7 ? Wipers Perhaps the greatest controversy to hit L-S this year is that of the alternate book cover. History teachers William Schecter and Thom- as Thacker publish a cover illustrating the horrors of war in response to another cover produced by the Army National Guard glor- ifying military service. Thacker and Schecter appear in The Boston Globe and spread their message of peace: At the same time, the Pope travels through the war torned coun- tries of South America. His presse in this volatile area is cherished by the predominant- ly Catholic community. The Pope speaks out against abortion, and reaffirms the hierachial organizations of the Roman Catholic Church. Medicine and Science An anonymous baby girl, nick- named “Baby Fae” by the press, be- came the first recipient of a cross- species heart transplant. Baby Fae, who was suffering from a condition which left the left side of her heart severely underdeveloped, received the heart of a young baboon. Just when she seemed on the verge of a complete recovery, her body re- jected the heart and she died at the age of only 1 month old. This trans- plant was much protested by animal protectionists and religious leaders as cruel and unnatural. The Nobel Prize for Medicine was won by Cesar Mil- stein and Georges Kohler. These men fused a rapid- ly-reproducing tumor cell and a cell that produces antibodies to produce a cell that manufactures mass quantities of a given antibody. The Nobel Prize for Chemistry went to R. Bruce Merrifield for his work in automating a process that synthesizes complex proteins. The Nobel Prize for Physics this year was won by Carlo Rubbia and Simon Van der Meer. They de- veloped a theory that links the four forces of nature: electromagnetic force, gravity, the strong force which binds particles in a nucleus) and the weak orce (which controls radioactive decay). William Schroeder becomes the sec- ond person to re- ceive a complete- ly artificial heart. he Jarvik 7 heart was implanted in Schroeder by Dr. William DeVries in December of 1984. Schroeder recov- ered well, but suf- fered a small but severe stroke two weeks after the op- eration. His recov- ery after this set- back was slow, but at last report he was doing well. New hope appears for those suffering from AIDS (Ac- quires Immune Deficiency yndrome), as doctors discov- er and isolate a virus that is Astronomers discovered a possi- ‘' | ble other solar system. Pictures : of the star Beta Pictoris (which is 293 trillion miles from our sun) reveal that it is surrounded by a disc of gas and solid particles, which scientists believe to be signs of new planets in formation. Also in astronomy this year, astronomers had their first clear view of Uranus’ rings. Divers recovered a 3400-year-old sailing vessel from the Mediterranean Sea. The ship, which dates from King Tut’s time, yielded a rich trove of Bronze Age artifacts. In the first salvage mission of its kind, the space shuttle Discovery recovered two satellites from their eccentric and poten- tially dangerous orbits and brought them back to Earth. closely linked with the appear- ance of the fatal disease. 123 -That’s Entertainment Music The year bo of 1984-1985 has been 2 a year of comebacks for many stars. The Boss, Bruce Springsteen, came out with his phenomenally successful Born in the USA album and concert tour. “Dancin’ in the Dark” off that album was one of the top songs of the year. The biggest comeback of the year was Tina Turner’s, with her hit album, Pri- vate Dancer, featuring her first big sol o hits, ““What’s Love Got to Do With It” and “Good to Me.” Enjoying continuing success this year was Lionel Richie with the release of his Can’t Slow Down album. Such songs as “Hello” and “All Night Long” will continue to be favorites for years to come. Van Halen made it big with its most popular album by far, 1984. The hit songs “Jump,” “Panama”, and “Hot for Teacher’ were some of the many popular songs on that album. Huey Lewis andthe News contributed to the music scene with their album, Sports. Theirsongs 4 “Heart and Soul,” “| Wanna New Drug”, and “If This is It” also blossomed § into popular videos. And we mustn't forget Boston’s own Cars, whose ¢ . album, Heartbreak City, was a huge success. Making a debut this year was Prince, who surprised the world with his highly acclaimed 4 movie and soundtrack, Purple Rain. Prince showed his diverse musical abilities in his number one hits, “Purple Rain”, “Let's 4 Go Crazy”, and “When Doves Cry.” Two of musics hot- test new stars were Cyndi Lauper with her Girls Just Wanna Have Fun album and Madonna with her hits, “Lucky Star” and “Like , a Virgin.” | ah “ae | Television The year in television has been one of rising popularity for the nightime soap operas. “Dallas’’, “Dynasty”, “‘Knot’s Landing”, and “Falcon Crest’ are old favorites, with newcomers “Paper Dolls” and ‘“‘Berrenger’s” gaining popularity fast. Daytime soaps are still quite popular with “All My Children” and ‘General Hospital’ leading the way. This was the year of the detective shows. The return of such shows as “Cagney and Lacey” and “Remington Steele” was well received and new shows such as “‘Miami Vice’, “McGruder and Loud”’, and “Hardcas- tle and McCormack” were successful as well. Sit-coms continue to be popular, with 124 the shows “Double Trouble”’, “It’s Your Move”, and ‘The Cosby Show” pre- miering. Music videos were the newcom- ers to television this year. Video shows such as ‘“‘Hot Hit Video” and ‘Friday Night Videos” enjoyed much popularity. Boston’s own Cars had many hit videos such as the award-winning “Drive” and “You Might Think”. A trend in videos this year was having Hollywood's biggest stars make cameo appearances in videos, such as in Ray Parker, Jr.’s “Ghostbusters” video and Billy Joel’s “Uptown Girl” and “Tell Her About It” videos. Movies This has been a big year for the movie industry. Popular comedians Bill Murray, Dan Ackroyd, and Eddie Murphy led the way in hit movies. Murray and Ackroyd starred in the summer box office smash, “‘Ghostbusters’’. The ever-popular Eddie Murphy starred in “Beverly Hills Cop”, another moneymaker. The movie, “Purple Rain’’, showed the many abilities of musical star, Prince; he proved to be a fine musician, vocalist and actor. This movie also introduced us to two new musical groups, Appollonia 6 and The Time. This was also the year of the cult movies ‘“‘Repo Man”, ‘“‘Liquid Sky”, and the Talking Heads’ “Stop Making Sense”. Dancing was a popular theme for mov- ies, highlighting breakdancing in “Breakin” and the history of dance in “‘That’s Dancing”. ONE c+ oe mae | v a te ¢ Local Entertainment On a Friday or Saturday night, you will find L-S students attending school sporting events and local movies, or hanging out on Rte. 9 in Natick. McDonald's is some- what of a tradition for L-S students. Going there on a free is a good alternative to the cafeteria’s food. Pizza, an ever-popular food amongst high school students, is en- joyed at the new Sudbury Papa Gino's. And, lest we forget, we will mention that on any given day you are likely to see a boothful of L-S students in the local Friendly's, a favorite for late-night eating. L-S Drama ; ieee 125 Clothes Make the Man A Look at the Fashions of 84-85 Right: Cropped pants were the style this year, like those worn by Laura Fagin. Far Right: Faryl Rubin models a cur- rent style in dresses, the jumper. Soke rence sata a n Above: A student models the classic combination of a mini-skirt and an over-sized sweater. Above: A look at some of the year’s shoe styles. 126 Left: Denim became a very versatile fabric; it was worn dyed or stone-washed, as in the jeans and miniskirt of Jenny Pollock (L) and Rebecca Cocco Below: Shorter hemlines were the style this year, as in this minidress worn by Cindy Cobuzzi t i } i : Rascals a i nel ih t | i ; i Above: Adidas sportswear was a common sight in the halls of L-S, as shown by Morgan Gaines Above: Sweater vests were popular with boys as well as with girls, as demonstrated by Quintin George Above: Patrice Reiling (L) and Jill Horton demonstrate that V-necks were popular in both vests and sweaters, and were worn with dressy as well as with casual clothes. 127 The Wide World Of Sports SUMMER OLYMPICS At first it appeared that the Olympic games were going to be a failure. The Soviets had announced their boy- cot of the Olympics, com- plaining about the lack of security. However, the spirit of the games could not be crushed. Peter Uberoth, chairman of the Olympic Committee, made the games a success, and later became the Man of the Year for Time Magazine. The U.S. domi- nated the games in track and field. Carl Lewis ran away with four gold medals in the long jump, 100 meter, 200 meter, and relay races. Edwin Moses was victorious in the 400 meter hurdles, which brought him the title of Sports- man of the Year. The U.S. women were also strong in track and field. Evelyn Ashford broke an Olympic record in the 100 meter race. Joan Benoit outlasted the competition to win the first women’s marathon. Valerie Brisco-Hooks ran her way to 3 gold medals. The most dramatic, but unfortunate, event occurred in the women’s 3000 meter race when Mary Decker (U.S.) was tripped by Zola Budd (G.B.). Decker was a favorite in that race. In gymnastics, Mary Lou Retton 128 captured the gold with tens in the floor exercise and in the vault. The U.S. men’s team won the team competition. Pe- ter Vidmar (U.S.) missed the gold medal in the all-around competition by .25 of a point. The U.S. also dominated swimming. Doug Louganis dove for two gold medals. The U.S. had 9 out of 13 decisive victories in boxing, which had ae been a strength of the BASEBALL A big summer for sports was followed by American’s classic World Series. The Detroit Ti- gers took this crown, which was rightfully theirs. They Started the season with a 25 and 3 record and never looked back. They faced a feisty San Diego Padres team in the Series, but were able to over- come them and take the title. BASKETBALL After defeating the L.A. Lakers in a spectacular final series, the Celtics began the season as reigning champs. In their first confrontation with arch ri- vals 76ers, superstars Larry Bird and Julius Erving got into a shoving match. In their next meeting, the two men shook hands to make up for their uncharacteristic start. The Celtics made one major change this year when they traded Gerald Henderson, but Danny Ainge filled in well, and with a 41 and 9 record at the all-star break, they appeared to be on their way to another great season. FOOTBALL Many names stand out when one mentions the ’84-’85 sea- son. Dan Marino, only 23 years old and 2 years out of college, led the Miami Dol- phins to a 14 and 2 record, and a trip to the Super Bowl. He also broke every passing record in the book. Although they lost to the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl, Mari- no will most likely appear there again. The 49er franchise was the most balanced and talented team in many years. They led the league with a 15 and 1 record, and crushed ev- ery team on their way to win- ning their second Super Bowl in 4 years. In the college ranks, a sensational young quarter- back from Boston College stole the hearts of fans every- where. Doug Flutie, winner of the Heisman Trophy, broke the al l-time passing and total ardage records in his fabu- Ous senior year in college. He gained more than 10,000 yards over his 4 collegic years in each category. He led the Eagles to a9 and 2 record plus a Cotton Bowl victory over the Houston Cougars. To endhis college career, he signed a multi-million contract with the New Jersey Generals of the USFL. No matter how he fares in the pros, he will always be remembered as Boston's “Lit- tle Big Man” who gave sports- fans a big thrill for 4 years. TENNIS This year the pros were at their finest. Jimmy Connors was back to his winning self, having strong outings in the U.S. Open and at Wimbledon, and earning a 1 ranking. No one had come close to John McEnroe, though. He domi- nated tennis this year, indoors and out. Martina Navratilova was also unstoppable, until she was ousted by Hana Mand- likova in the semi-finals of the Australian Open. Number two ranked Chris Evert Lloyd went on to win that tourna- ment. Soon after, Evert Lloyd beat Navratilova in the Virginia Slims finals in Florida. Evert Lloyd appeared to get it back together this year. . 2h aOR mE 129 Marjorie Striker Thomas Puchalsky Richard Davis “Onward and upward with the arts! — That will be the cry of the eighties.” Thomas Hooper William Plott If by god’s grace age at least is kind, we have that promise — trials will end in peace. — Book XxIll, The Odyssey 130 Patricia Bowdoin “And gladly would’s he learn, and gladly teach.” — Chaucer, Prologue to the Canterbury Tales Judith Plott The time is out of joint. © eee © ¢ ere Brian Ward 26 April: Mother is putting my new second hand clothes in order. She prays now, she Says, that | may learn in my own life and away from home and friends what the heart is and what it feels. Amen. So be it. Virginia Kirshner “There’s no business like show business!” Louis F. Williams “Only connect.” ... Yeeeees Mary Ann Dence Carl Perkins S.A.T.’s ... “Youth, which is forgiven everything, forgives itself everything, is forgiven nothing.” David Bronson “Eat, write notes, but DON’T TALK!” Janice Snow _ 5 We can only find order and meaning in our experience by seeking connections. 131 Mathematics Albert Palmer “It's much easier to ride the horse in the direction he’s going.” Joanna Kosakowski Faye Ruopp “Imagine” “You can call me Faye, or you can call me Mrs. Ruopp, or you can call me Faye Ruopp ... ” Elisabeth Wood Phil Lewis “We've got a bucket-full of problems and some elegant proofs.” 132 , Mathematics Betty Davis William Galvin Nancy Errico Leadtek let’s ee. our poeras a S : “We'll see you at the football game!” entertain your questions. But remember, don Edward McCarthy eh ee aridtali Mr. M.C. Jeryl Trier Carol Schroeder 133 Science Anne Marie Plasse Frederic Scott Phillippe Lemiux “| have a friend who ... “It's the concept, not the formula” ... Starred “Scientific research consists in seeing what “My aunt has ...” problems ... everyone else has seen, but thinking what no one else has thought.” Constance Patten Marilyn Beaven Robert Millett Betty J. Busiek “Don’t tell me — Do it!” cience Miriam Kramer Anita Honkonin Anne Marie Arnold “Good health is often taken for granted until it “You bunch of airheads!” You smile at one, he smiles at you, and then is absent.” one smile makes two. Raymond Martin Thomas Geagan “Come on guys, this is easy!” ... Oxfam Richard Maciel Bramwell Arnold 135 ee a Foreign Language Ee 4 ‘ ab ae Alissa Jarvis Lillian Scherban Richard Berger Patricia McCann Karin Flynn Le Francais ou Le Silence! 136 ¥ Foreign Language Jean Wentworth The freshman’s best friend ... Karen Frische Giselle Sampson Peeps ... Le Petit Prince Karen Thomsen Larraine Gandolfi Smilely ... Spanglish 137 Dean Aldrich A ts, i ible whe nai ee ; es oe Bho aay ae ey PP wrgean ype yr . ACS neo se CORE atte ge te le oy aint aN a Bs +e SP a eee aes Meee sr ee te Paul Mitchell Richard Murphy : “Don't go out, do your Icon.” | think this is a good place to stop. Kathleen Kaditz Jim Newto laa ' “We know what we are but not what we may Homo sum et nihil humani a me aliena puto. be.” — Shakespeare 138 Thom Thacker Bill Schechter “If liberty means een at all, it means the ale to tell people what they do not want to Lisa Smulyan ear,” — George Orwell David Clapp “Discover the soul of your enemy and you will find your own.” Deborah Grace PEOPLE! ... Your ordinary Joe Schmoe 139 Physical Education Barbara Athy “Come on guys, badmiton should be taken seriously!” Scott Burk Lewis Baldwin Leslie Belcher Dianne Pullo James Dusenbu “Duse” ... We'll take it George Horton Mr. Personality Vicki Edelmann 141 Business Home Economics i a Saye 8 ae Loo 4 een Gloria Ginsburg Richard Johnson Marylin Hale “If you were in Sweeden ...” ry y Karen Bleakney Judith Lindblad “Let's try it for fun. Have you understood yet? Patricia Barry Put on your view mode. God writes straight with crooked lines. Marie Talbot Rosalind Spiller 142 Computer AV Technology Norman Swicker Fred Walker Joseph Pacenka “The future is purchased by the present.” Richard Horlick Joseph Andelman Rita Tarentino Paul Goldenberg Richard Wise 143 Art Mus! Frances Butsavich Phillip Albergo Paula Wolfe Janice Bennett Daniel Riley “Fa la la la la, la la la” Peter Cirelli Arthur Finstein “Forsan Haec Olin Meminesse luvabit.” — Virgil 144 Margaret Mulcahy Kathy Hunter i we Judy Lewis Hugh Maginnis Anthony Zarella ° wr ne ey : é = i. bs . a - - . Patricia Horwitz Joan Gabbe oe “Everyone's favorite substitute. Barbara Gross 145 Business Office Catherine Finelli Lila Lam Marcia Roher Betty Kraft L-S West Left to Right: Jerry Levine, Janet Callahan, Barry Copp, Jean Sheehy, Jane Pearson. Left to Ag LE Sandy Topalian, Helen McNally, Dee Gould, Jan Carualho, Peter Fredrickson 146 - Metco Library A Regina Russel Cyril Chapman Linda Vaughn-Litman Patricia Lockery 4 Virginia Locke Dorothy Dickie Marjorie Siegel 147 Wayne Ogden Maria Davis William Snow Linda Gray 148 East West House Mary Anne Smith Laura Coop er 149 Front Office Anita Pearson ida Klee Bradford Sargent Missing: Sharon Pietz 150 ‘Student Ser Martha Pappas Marguerite Urgotis Beatrice George Richard Santella Linda Burstein Gaynelle Weiss Ruth Green 151 Maintenance Cafeteria ’ Irene Oleski Jeanne Godfrey, Ann Fesrano, issing: Mimi Luca, Linda Barilone, Chery! Woodland, Joan Cogan, Marion Thibault, , Mary Blanchette, Luella Place, Sally Noe, Patricia Graceffa M Paul Marzilli, John Barilone Front Row (L To R): Kneeling (L To R): Midge Helms, Ethel lannarelli Helen Ryan, Bill Adams Left to Right: Tony Romano, Mike Gallagher, John Keith, Hank Mitcell, Duke Duchnowski Students In Action 153 Top left: Beran Peter and Geoff Payson remember ‘First comes love ... then comes marriage.” Right: Our Mr. Happy Doug Avcoin Above: Class philanthropist — Steve Espinola. 154 Top Right: Do you really think she’s an Angel? Scott Bagley, Terry Ward, Barry Kottler. a: Above: Greg McC all is “shakin in the grass.” Far left: Thom, could it be you? No, it’s Peter Nurney. Left: Wilma and the Wino are Melinda Jones and Gretchen Weiss. Bottom left: “... the great pumpkin Above: What's this? Jon Bollen as lives!” Marcia Furcinitiand Dina Fin- prep on patrol? amore. 155 Top left: “Aren’t | cute?” says Kim Kiesewetter. Above: Janet Anderson and Mark Adams as “An Officer and a Gentle- man.” Top right: Julie Fisch is our “Fish” Right: Our fallopian swimmers, Craig Davis and Drew Wollansak. Rekindled Spirit Top left: Todd Burke prepares for the fall sports bon-fire. Top right: It sure got going! Middle right: And the band played on ... Rick Hadley, Peter Sarizan, Rita Rajv and Adam Smith. L-S has never been known for its outward display of school spirit. Rather we have opted for the more subtle “Lincoln- Sudbury pride.” This year’s fall sports bon- fire pep rally proved to be a rekindling of that somewhat nebulous sense of spirit. This was a community effort and we thank all those in- volved. Middle left: Katri Sampson cheers Bottom: The gang’s all here, let’s cheer! 157 Top right: Grandma and Nana Horton. Middle right: The “Foxy Ladies” are Beth Anton and Lauren Wittenberg. sat Chris Gates has that Gerito! smile. Bottom right: Betsy Anderson, Melinda Jones, Britta Heur, Joan Sklenak, Jody Hurstak, Sari Toiminen, Jill Gibson, Kathleen Lee and Susan Hart. Top center: Gretchen Weiss, Diane Rendulic and Cynthia Stowel. Bottom center: Cyndy Davidson, Lucy Birkett, Carrie Amidon, Michelle Oulette. © hha Noptedctct nore ey Sc. Satay al oy = Above: Cindy Cobuzzi, Janet Ander- son, Kristin Palmer, Cathy Hynes, Eileen Smith, Anne Vivaldi, Karen Neuhauser. Right: Beth Jones wheels Jen Solomon. Below: Ellen Huie and Debbie Yalen “brown baggit” = Lunching with a touch of class a 159 The Student Exchange program has become a tradition rather than a revolution at L-S. Each year students come to our school as weil as our own traveling abroad. This year’s foreign stu- dents included Marcella Deluca from Como, Italy; Antonio Perez from Back row: Jody Hurstak, Antonio Pevez, Sari Toiminen, Ole Arthur Taubo Front: Jill Gibson, Marcella Delvca, Melinda Jones, Betsy Anderson 160 Orense, Spain; Ole Arthur Taubo from Nesoya, Norway; and Sari Toiminen from Ta- pere, Finland. The L-S adventurists were Melin- da Jones to Spain; Jill Gibson and Jody Hur- stak to Germany; and Betsy Anderson to Italy. It’s a small world Creative works In the making Top right: The vivid recount of the 60’s colors the history wing. Middle Left: Kevin Sweeney Middle right: “Sweating” it out is Kris- t en Hansen. Bottom: Full speed ahead in the dra- ma production of Moby Dick. 161 Right: “You mean you don't want my flowers?” exclaims Dan Casto. Top right: “See no evil, hear no evil and feel no evil” says G. Kornfeld, E. Magee and P. Balogh. Middle right: T. Mintz and S. Espinola enchant Odel Peters. Bottom: The lovers are R. Hahn + S. Walker Below: “There you go again,” whines J. Fisch restrained by Hahn and Platt. pg. 163 Top left: “You make an ass of me?” asks P. Balogh of G. Immell. Middle left: Mrs. K lends a hand. Middle right: J. Emery is rrroaring! Bottom: Fantastic fairies! Shakespeare __——= Never dreamed of this Theseus........ Rudi Blaser EOGUS .. =... Jon Langmuir Lysander ........ Kevin Platt Demetrius ..... Robert Hahn Philostrate..... Suzi Cetiner Peter Quince... Chris Ashe Nick Bottom..... Peter Blog Francis Flute..... Dan Casto Tom Snout..... Evan Magee SAUG. 6, John Eme Robin Starveling....... Geo Kornfeld Hippolyta...... Nicki Meade Hermia.......... Julie Fisch Helena...... Shawn Walker Oberon...... Steve Espinola Titania; ose Odele Peter PUCK Sy Toby Mintz Peaseblossom ........ Ruth McDougald Cobweb ...Christina Cuomo Moth 3... Robin Espinola Mustardseed....... Priscilla Whoolery Attendants...... D. Hamarat, T. Hadlock, A. Rosen, T. Lay- man, S. Reutlinger = A Midsummer Night’s Dream 163 The more you love music, the more music you love Select Chorus: Front row: Mary Bel- lows, Judy Anton, cee Redden, Colin Dangel, Jason DelPorto, Steve Espinola, Adam Wilburn. Second row: Jennifer Martin, Lisa Weiner, Lauren Wittenberg, Beth Anton, Natasha Cherniack, Meri Toler, Sarah Pike, Susan Hart, Kim Sewall, Rachel Cooper, Noa Kush- ner, Kris Zirkel, Faye Gordon, Arthur Finstein. Third row: Heather Brownlee, Lucy Birkett, Kim Wiley, Kristin Welch, Chris Dangel, Dan Casto, Ben Lonske, Jonathan Davis, Jill Rapaport, Leslie Burt, Laura Leipins, Amy Kolb, Lili Eck- hardt Fourth row: Melanie MacLeod, Joanne Belli, Emily McCredie, Chris Hales, Paul Hogan, Jerry Hal- ligan, Trey Stowell, Kevin Platt, Kathy Cutler, Tania Sterns, Allison Lovell, Audra Philhower Above: Jason DelPorto, Steve Espi- nola, Adam Wilburn, Jon Davis, Dan Casto, Jill Rapaport, Lynn Garth, Sarah Pike, and Susan Hart harmonize at the Homecoming Con- cert. Far right: Granny Tania Sterns has the beat! Right: Finstein’s foursome includes Lauren Wittenberg, Beth Anton, Judy Anton, and Stacey Redden. 164 Hug a musician ... they never get to Sweet sounds of success were enjoyed at a variety of events this year. The Con- cert Band, directed by Daniel Riley, played at the annual Homecoming Con- cert, “Springthing’, as well as on a tour of the area ju- nior high schools. Student involvement brought exceptional results. Three members (Seniors Scott Mitchell and Adam Smith and Freshman Hen- ry Spindler) were repre- sented in the All-State Jazz Band. Experimenting with the conductor’s wand was another student activity. And the band played on ... dance Concert Band: Front row: Rita Raju, Cecily Morgan, Allison Hammer, Faryl Rubin, Kari Williamson, Jen Wolfman, Fred Diedrich, Laura Gobbi, Jen Como. Second row: Jon Morgan, David Letscher, Tina Hasche, Ethan Mutschler, Keith Johnson, Adam Smith, David Ritsher, Sue Abramson, Liz Carleton, Amanda Lewis, Jen Garino, Joe Doretti Third row: Rick Hadley, Ole Arthur Taubo, Tom Damon, Jeff Doretti, Peter Sarizin, Beth Lemske, Henry Spindler, Brian Silver, Patrick Birmingham, Steve Velie, Hans Hollister Fourth row: Joe Hogan, Peter Balough, Steve Wilkinson, Lem Tingley, Ken Grierson, Paul Fish, Ted David, David Kaplan, David Spindler. 165 166 Hitting those high notes R na A chorus is a chorus, right? Not so! Both Women’s and Special Chorus are different in structure and intent. In her first year of direction, Jan Bennett led the Women’s Chorus to a year of beautiful con- certs. Some concert locales included the Gamer Museum, Faneuil Hall and the Wayside Inn. With an ample sup- ply of soloists, many of this year's pieces were solos. The Special Chorus is smaller yet effective group. Many of the pieces sung were Mad- rigals and other Renais- sance type music. The Pierce House in Lincoln and the Goodnow Li- brary in Sudbury found themselves filled with the powerful voices directed by Dean Aldrich. 44 ¥ Groovin’ High Back row: Steve Espinola, Sarah Guernsey, Ron Hadar, Bob Grierson, Ted David, Scott Mitchell, Lem Tingley, Peter Sarizin, Arthur Taubo, Joe Hogan, Peter Cirelli, Front: Peter Baulong, Ethen Mutchler, Brian Silver, David Meyers, Adam Smith, P.J. Sue BE John Morgan, Steve elie. 167 trumpeters’ turn. Left: Conductor Dan Riley Bottom right: Kim Wiley believes practice makes perfect! Above: Dinshaw Guzdar awaits the ] Re ¥ The Civic Orchestra, directed by Daniel Riley, is a organization bringing students and community adults together. Weekly rehearsals prepare for concerts given through- out the year. The De- cember concert featured works of Handel, Bizet and Prokofiev. Through the hard work of the new conductor and the or- chestra, it was a SUC- cess. 168 | Parlez-vous Francais? y peas if Back row: A. Lovel, M. Kelly, A. Pe ee ‘ey ff Sphiz, S. Silverstein, M. Arnum, ; M. Moyer, W. Knox, C. Cuomo, S. Culligan, J. Clifton, Middle row: K. Donovan, S. Colligan, |. Preode, S. Toepher, S. Anderson, M. Beaver, S. Zanzot, C. Wilson, A. Williams, J. Biolly, J. Segal, St. Engborg, K. Gunther. Front row: J. Fisch, E. Zanzot, D. Casto, N. Schwaljie, J. Wyman, A. Hammer, T. Favaloro, C. Morgan, S. Farny. Back row: Jeanne Sanders, Odel Peters, Melinda Jones, Middle: L. Gandolfi, Scott Kay, Lisa Glassman, Chris Brink, Lisa Stevens, Sarah Pike, Chery! Hart, Michelle Seville, Fary! Rubin, Jen Pollock, Rebecca Cocco, Andy Surwillo Front: Suthanita Nambiar, Lauren Wittenberg, Beth Anton, Jen Surwillo Basically, the Spanish curtail transportation Club’s activities in- costs into Boston to see cluded fund-raising vis- Hispanic cultural events. a-vis bake sales and raf- One trip included the film fles which enabled us to “Carmen”. German Club The German Club is a group of students that are interested in learning about the culture and lifestyle of the German people. Although we are not large in number, we still perform fun activities that also enrich our knowledge of the Ger- man customs. Mrs. Flynn, Andy Dey Larry Tra- er, Sam Hales, Chris Ashey amera shy: Britta Heur. Arisen from the need of af eee caaeasae H greater student and SUSUURCRRESECSERERAT a re community interaction, iuethadae . the Key Club was insti- tuted at LS this year. The local Kiwanis Society oN ll the club. Through canned food drives, regular visits to nursing homes and other activities, the members hoped to spread ‘that holiday spirit” through the entire year. Thank you, Judy Plott. Jody Hurstak, Ellen Wiedenbauer, Emily Zanzot, Sara Gardner, Al Chauls, J. Cuamore, C. Cuomo, E. Mike Arnum, Jen Patti, Jen Walsh, Spiel. Jean Sanders, Sue Huie, K. LeBlonde, S. Melley. Bonnie Camron, Andrea Williams, Abramson, Camera shy: M. S.A.D.D.: Students Against Driving This is an organization that is extremely con- cerned with the large number of deaths and accidents that have been caused by people who drive while drunk. Today, as you read this, drunk drivers in the United States will kill seventy people and injure two thousand one hundred and fifty. Founded in 1982, the L-S chapter has tried each year to raise students’ level of awareness to the idea of driving responsibly and the hazards of not doing so. This year, we are pla nning to give pre- sentations in class- rooms, write articles for the newspapers, videotape interviews, have spot announce- ments on the radio (W.Y.A.J.), and organize an annual S.A.D.D. day. We're trying to save teenage lives and the lives of others. Our motto is: Friends don’t let friends drive drunk. Drunk Back row: D. Hamarat, E. Cullinaine, H. Mullen, M. Einhorn, J. Doe, K. DeMille, C. Baudoin, L. Schwartz, F. Junganala, J. Furman, J. Gazza, S. Harvey, Ms. Krammer Middle: B. Donavan, P. Szarek, M. Murphy, J. Epstein, S. Jarvis, L. Lapkin, H. Lehman, C. Hart, B. Cubic, T. Wood, K. Hines, S. Bowers, S. Gardiner, L. Glassman Bottom: J. Monahan, J. Pollock, K. Faber, J. Mullen, J. Solomon, S. Cutter, G. Green, K. Daniak, N. Meade, T. Eckhardt, K. Neuhauser, K. Welch, G. Weiss, J. Sanders, C. Brink 171 STOP Back row: Jon Bollen, Eileen Smith, Ray Misra, Kevin Ruddy Middle: Michelle Fowler, Jen Wyman, Lucy Birkett, Cindy Davidson, Stacey Putnam, Ellen Daniels, Mike Joseph Front: Michelle Kneissl, Debbie Yalen, Marcella Deluca, Thom Thacker In its second year, the Lincoln-Sudbury STOP chapter, has sought ac- tive approaches to edu- cate people about the nuclear arms race dilem- ma. The year’s first project was a collabora- 172 tion with ABHS STOP - chapter for a public de- bate in Acton. The L-S members were prompt- ed to bring the issue home, so to speak, and thus; the first school- wide debate on this emo- and be educated tional issue. Although the showing of the movie, “The Ato- mic Cafe,” and distribu- tion of pamphlets does not directly solve the issue, it does break apathy. Remember folks: if you really want-to go to that college you’ve worked so hard for, make sure it'll still be there next year ... The possibility of nuclear war Is ever present. The LS S.T.O.P. organiza- tion sponsored a debate concerning the issue. Their intent was to edu- cate and raise aware- ness level with the pre- sentation of two oppos- ing views. Dr. Les A Day of ontroversy Schwab representing Doctors for Social Re- sponsibilities, sup- ported a freeze. His counter part, Ret. Gen. Gary Hartel, from Peace Through Strength, con- sidered the freeze im- possible. Both sides pre- sent ed provoking facts. Top left: Wendy Bolton, Geoff Kornfeld, Mike Kelba, Bob Elind. Middle Left: Steve Espinola poses a question. Bottom left: Greg Owen questions Hartel. Top Right: Dr. Les Schwab speaks for peace mona strength. Bottom Right: On the other side is Ret. Gen. Gary Hartel. 173 Back row: J. Dennis, R. Atabaki, C. Wilson, T. Austin, K. Keiswetter, E. Hule, C. Wofford, B. Anderson Fifth row: R. Cocco, N. Halverson, J. Saeff, K. Burke, T. Duncan, S. Hart, M. Oullette, K. Segal, K. Welch, B. Kottler, M.B. Holman, E. Rosen, J. Jip Sa P. Whoolery, Fourth row: J. Solomon, A. Fontane, N. Anton, K. Crounanz, H. Wisbach, F. Rubin, L. Massi, T. Dogel, M. Dence, R. Espinola Third row: S. Ghen, C. Win- don, C. Hart, M. Goldberg, S. En- berg, K. Danlak, T. Andleman, T. Hasche, Second row: G. Karas, M. Paster, S. Silverstein, K. Wollins, A. Price, W. Tyler K. Shraen, Front row: E. Shuman, K. Lietzau, S. O’Neill, C. Amadon. The Student Senate is an organization that provides communication between the students and the administration. An example of this is the Student Outreach Com- mittee, which gives stu- dents a chance to meet informally with two mem- The Missing Link Eg ‘+ bers of the school comm. and discuss ideas, con- cerns, etc. The Senate also sponsors service projects such as the American Red Cross Blood Drive and the donating of money to Ox- fam America. The 1984-1985 year has been a successful one, and as it comes to an end, we wish every- one GOOD LUCK!! i Above right: Tres. Erik Shuman and Sec. Carrie Amidon Above left: Pres. Kenton Lietzau and V. Pres. Sharon O’Neill Pp ‘ The Math Team, com- posed of 10 regulars (varsity) and 10 alter- nates (JV) of LS is one of about 36 teams in the state. The state is di- vided into regions by ythagoras would be proud location. Each region has about 12 teams. Once a month all the teams compete in ten min- ute, three question quizzes. Along with this there are practices once a week, and two major contests every year. he r) Leela Obilichetti, Jonathon u, Chris Brink, Nancy Errico, Antonio Perez, Tessa and Charles Hadlock Model UN gives stu- dents a chance to see how the international world of politics oper- ates. The course centers around two mock model UN’s. These meetings are conducted ina simulation of formal UN structure and debate. The purpose of the con- ferences is to practice role-playing, speaking, and debating skills as well as to acquire a sen- sitivity to international Back row: Carrie Amidon, Faryl Rubin, Vicki Sohn, Susan Hart, Michelle Oullette, Sari Toiminen, Wendy Bolton, Dave Fortunato, Errol Hameratt, Charles Hadlock Front: David Clapp, David Gross- man, Tim Corcoran. issues. Those involved gained a better apprecia- tion of how other peoples view world issues. Thanks Mr. Clapp. 175 Back row: Mike Shanzer, Rick Hor- lick, Steve Cohen, Rich Aucoin, Fred Howell, Rudi Blaser. Middle row: Dave Fertig, Josh Sirota, Toby Mintz, Kevin Rudy, Dave Corley. Front row: Mark Sirota, Mike Abbott, Mike Mayer. 14 i ' , | | hacking The Computer Center Users’ Society is not just an organization of computer users. They govern the computer room as well as the com- puter itself. The student- run organization is com- posed of people with var- lous interests, some 176 Camera Shy: Doug Aucoin, Jim Barnes, Ed Barron, Dave Bernier, Adam DerMarderosian, Toby Dorsey, Deepi Goyal, Jeremy Fryer, Geoff Keith, Nicki Paine, Kevin Platt, Mike Teixeira, Boris Yazlo- vitsky, Eric Portner. computer-related, some not. In the course of a day, people can be found playing chess, Risk, and other strategy board games, as well as work- ing on the computer. The computer is used for fun, school work, and com- me interest groups. CCUS: for fun friend- ship. Top left: Teixeira and friends Bottom right: ‘“‘Tex”’ and Tom Camp- bell master the game. ae Te The past is never dead ... Echoes, the L-S history journal, is a project through which the stu- dents, teachers, and community members hope to revitalize interest in the humanities. The journal publishes out- standing examples of student work in history as well as other features relevant to history. Back: Claire Rarl, Denise Nurney, Nancy Swalje, Lisa Smulyan, Sarah Zanzot Front: Lynn Garth, Bill Schecter, Adam Glist, Laura Heijn. = - The Senior Class St ht Steering Committee talk of a ski trip and finally ee rl Nn g U S rl g directed the class of ‘85 in the spring came the to an exciting year. Cos- prom. The class of ’85 memes 9 mma ___ tume Day and Sr. Ladies thanks Mr. Ogden, their | ge 8 cae We Luncheon were first on class advisor. aa. the year’s agenda. With the first snowfall came or did they? ... bove: Joyce Dennis, Carrie Ami- pn, Chris Gates, Ed McDonald Ure PROMETHEAN Deadlines, always dead- lines ... late hours and professional you say! | think its time for another meeting Where’s the con- troversy, the critical jour- nalism, and the in-depth reporting? ... Are we just another organization facing mediocre back wash from the me gen- great staff and writers ... Twoeight pagers ina row? Nice! ... Team- work, patience and in- tense prayer ... So much to do and we did it ... Let’s get new col- umns — break tradition — be gutsy — express our views ... Sorry, | don't have my article. Uh, my dog ate it ... eration? ... Well, We, the ’85 Prome- az maybe but wait until next thean have left a foun- el issue ... Hey! | can't dation ... read that sentence. Let’s 4 just leave it out ... A cod F z AN Co-editor Betsy Anderson Co-editor Michael Delman Teamwork, patience and intense prayer .. Back row: Ellen Wiedenbauer, SA Rea Dalal Oe Robert Hahn, Tony Friel, Kim 2 Keiswetter, Joe Delragno, Mark Nathanson, Jen Wyman, David Meyers, Peter Balogh Middle: Britta Heur, John Emery, Liz Meyer, Andrea Fonte, Jill Rapaport, Kelly Daniak, Vello Pettai Front: Betsy Anderson, Kathleen Lee, Nancy Swalje, Julie Fisch, Michael Del- man, Gabrielle Bowdoin 178 4 ipive Live from Sudbury its WYAJ!! Although located in L-S, WYAdJ is the community station of the Sudbury area. This year we ex- panded our program- ming to allow for more sports coverage and Back row: Amy Kolb, Joanne Belli, Leslie Bilotz, Sarah Smith, Tracy Layman, Ellen Daniels, Mike Joseph, Greg Wallack. Front: Ray Mizra, Paul Ullman, Dominic Belsi- to, Ethan Mutchler, Steve Espinola, Cindy Davidson, Dave Meyers, Sue Paulsen, Geoff Payson, Matt Mur- phy, Brian Lynch, Dan Casto news, continued broad- casting town meeting and other community events. Our format now includes dance music as well as jazz. Camera shy: B. Abrams, S. Abram- son, D. Barker, G. Beth, L. Birkett, T. Clark, J. Delrengno, M. Dorenbaum, M. Fowler, D. Goyal, E. Hill, G. Hill, E. Hule, M. Isenberg, B. Kottler, A. MacCachran, J. Marshall, Vernie Nixon, P. Parkhill, M. nepep om: R. Lyons, K. Robertson, D. Ryan, D. Savoy, M. Small, J. Surwillo, P. Sweet, O.A. Taubo, P. Tormey, F. Walker, G. Williams, K. Welch. 179 Above: “Just close your eyes, click you camera and say there's no place ke the Dyad office,” advises Erik Shuman. Right: Lisa Stevens jumps for Jey at the mere thought of the DYAD Far right: Managerial staff. 1985 DYAD Activities ... Editors ... Ellen Huie Sh aievene Business 7 on ri uman arry Kottler Advisor ... Underclassman ... DYAD is ... indeed Jean Wentworth Faryl Rubin Death at a Young Age Senior Manager ... Stacey Smith Definitely!! ... the Beth Anton Faculty . omnipotent deadline ... Sports Manager . Lauren Wittenberg a good lesson in human Chris Gates nature ... where is ev- Karen Neuhauser erybody? ... “Is this girl a Sophomore? Well, she is now!” ... where’s the fun glue? ... this !?%+ cropper doesn’t work . overtime and dirty talk . do it (gulp) again? its allwrong ... iden- tify everybody? ... 85 DYAD: because time goes by... 180 A great turnout for the debate, huh? Thanks for coming Cyndy Davidson and Michelle Fowler!! WHAM! A rude awakening given by Brian Goss to our snoozers, D. Clapp, Mrs. Flynn, and K. Lietzau. Sith it'll be a chain reaction: WHAM! ; Finally, the almost didn’t-make-its ... 181 We’ve been Working at the Crossroads. With this year’s massive construction in down- town Sudbury, the term “working 5 to 9” has taken on new meaning. One cannot shop in el- ther Lincoln or Sudbury without being asked “Can | help?” by a class- mate. Top right: Jo Zola’s motto is “A little courtesy won't kill you?” Right: Bran- dy Epstein has mastered the Sudbury Farms system. Middle right: Remember, Karen Friedman, the customer is waiting . . . (patiently?) 182 ; E MUSHROG t It is said that a pet re- flects its owner. We de- cided to apply this theory to automobiles. As we all know, cars tend to take on a personality. Now, whether this personality is its own or the owner's is for you to decide. (Due to mechanical diffi- culties, we were unable to bring you Alan Davis’ beloved truck. Sorry!) Above: A necessary evil ... Top left: Peace is with Lucy Birkett and Michelle Kneissl’s Alfa Romeo. Middle left: “Big is beautiful,” exclaims Joe Hogan seated on his 18 seater! Above: “Mrs. G., can we borrow the “vette?” ask Cliff Polley, Todd Burke and Mark Gleason. Bottom left: On parking pa-trol. 183 Plenty of action here Fall Sports 185 A HEARTBREAKER OF A SEASON Right: Captain Heavy struts his stuff. Far Right: Sean McNamara gets aggressive! Below: The 1984 Lincoln- Sudbury Boys Varsity Soccer Team, Front Row (L to R): Lucchese, Ataba- ki, Delman, Lietzeu, Churchill, Dun- can, Mulcahy, Casto, Co-Captain Heavy, King. Back Row: Stewart, Monroe, Colantuono, Taylor, Bagley, Harvey, Co-Captain Hogan, Spindler, Mappas, Hales, Taubo, Adams, Coach Ruopp. Above left: Keep it in, Harv! (Scott Harvey). Above: Coach Charlie Ruopp tells the story of the season. Left: Don’t tread on Taylor's turf! (David Taylor). This was a year of heartbreaks and tough breaks for the L-S Boys’ Varsity Soccer Team. The season started off on a promising path, with wins over Belmont and Masconomet in pre-season, and regular sea- son wins over Somerville and Boston Latin. However, a combination of injuries, in- experience, and bad breaks Left: The halftime huddle. Below: Not too much foul play from Tom Duncan. hurt the team for the remainder of the season. Combined with a tough Dual County League schedule, this was not Varsi- ty’s year. Although the team finished with a 3-7-3 record, the team pulled together in the final three games. A heartbreaking 1-0 loss to Weston summed up the season, a disappointment. Better luck next year. — Scott Harvey 187 J.V. STRIKES AGAIN! Right: Coach Burke gives the team a pep talk. Below Right: Mike Goldberg starts the break-away. Below: Captain Kirk takes off (Kirk Vazal). Another D.C.L. title for the L-S J.V. Boys’ Soccer Team. Inthe shadow of a gloomy Varsity season the J.V. team p roved its ability to work well as a team, by posting a 11-1-2 record. In the esa there were doubts, said Coach Burke. “We don’t have much raw talent as in past years; we'll just have to work harder as a team.” And work hard they did. The strong defense worked hard to keep the ball in L-S’ favor, and enabled the offense to be a constant threat to the opposing defense. The teamwork that each member of the team displayed helped the team to become co- champs with Acton- Boxborough. — Ken Neuhauser Right: The 1984 L-S J.V. Boys Soc- certeam; Front Row (L to R): Wise- man, Countremanche, Doretti, Raja, Captains Neuhauser and Vazal, Mar- chette, Farrar, Guzdar, Shpiz. Back Row: Batchelder, Atabaki, Stacy, Damon, Packer, Glass, Eisner, Myler, Swartz, Novak, Faber, Barrington, Donavan, Silverstein, Mullen, Coach Burke. eee Pha ae Phy - Il Aa hatte ae I ESS 188 ‘ 3 ; rd Syste % one NST at ee eer dd ad ne 4 é “Ral Above Left: Jeff Peppercorn ad- vances the ball with the support of Chris Dangle. Above: Surveying the ame. (front to back): Jeff Walker, reddy Silva, Philip Hillman, (lying down), Billy Hershberger. Left: The 1984 Freshman Boys’ Soccer Team, Front Row (L to R): Sweeney, Ting- ley, Hillman, Rossini, Dangle, Blacker, Hershberger, Hayden. Back Row: Mullen, K. Smith, Schurf, McMahon, Spindler, E. Smith, Walker, Silva, Lovering, Below Left: “Keep your eye on the ball Henry!” (Henry Spindler). 189 Below: Norm Swicker — The coach is a little upset. Right: Vicki Sohn beats out her oppo- nent to help her team to a winning season. Far Right: Martha Wofford took charge in the nets for the Warriors after Rachel Donaldson was hurt. Right: 1984 Girls Varsity Soccer Team L to R) — Back Row: Coach Norm wicker, Tracey Hart, Karen Arpi- no, Mary Joy Wilson, Amy Noyes, Laura Liepins, Joan Sklenak, Heidi Wisbach, Nicole Blair, Lisa Helms, Laura Halter, Dana Tatlock, Lori Willens, Lisa Starobin, Martha Wof- ford. Front Row: Rachel Donaldson, Patrice Reiling, Kelly Coleman, Per- ry Kellstedt, Brenda McNamara, Captain Dale Arpino, Captain Chris Gates, Vicki Sohn, Susannah Law- son, Karen MacKinnon, Lynda Beauseleil. 190 Right: Lynda Beauseleil looks on as Perry Kellstedt attacks the ball. Be- low: Brenda McNamara boots one of her famous corner kicks. . HEADS UP FOR — ¥ D.C.L. CHAMPS Left: Chris Gates — “| wonder if | can fake her out?” Below Left: Joan Skle- nak and Lori Willens give their team encouragement. At the start of the 1984 sea- son, Coach Norm Swicker knew that his young team would win more games than they would lose. Led by Co- Captains, Dale Arpino and Chris Gates, the team did bet- ter than expected. The season began with two big wins against Wayland and arch- rival Concord-Carlisle. They continued to win through the first half of the season, facing tougher than expected oppo- nents. An injury-plagued team faced C-C, to begin the second half of the season. Though it was an exciting game, the Warriors came up with a 0-0 tie. This put the Warriors in first place, however, only by one point. The Warriors were forced into a situation where a loss to any league team would cost the title. They won the next three games. The last Right: Chris Gates turns back to Karen MacKinnon for help. Below: Halfback Patrice Reiling discusses the game with Carrie Wofford. game, however, was a frus- trating one against Newton- South, that ended in a 0-0 tie. This meant that L-S would share the title with C-C. When Coach Swicker looked back, though, he was proud of a team that wasn’t supposed to be very powerful, but won the first D.C.L. title in the history of L-S Varsity Girls Soccer, witha league record of 9-0-3. The team then played a post- season game against Welles- ley. It was the Warriors best game of the season, but lost a very even game 1-0. L-S pro- ceeded to enter the M.I.A.A. Division 1 tournament, playing Needham. Needham had the last goal, bettering the War- riors 3-2. This ended a very successful season with a record of 9-2-3. 191 Below: Ellen Cullinaine puts her all into every kick. UNDEFEATE The Girls J.V. Soccer Team had an excellent 1984 season, and a perfect record. The War- riors faced tough league oppo- nents, such as Wayland, Con- cord, and Bedford. Despite the fierce competition, the War- riors finished undefeated. The demanding physical con- ditioning and the talented play- ers allowed Coach Michelle Boisevert to win the D.C.L. ti- tle. There was a natural enthu- siasm and desire to win that made this team special. Even when injuries limited the ros- ter, and players were moved up to Varsity, the team hung in there, and won every game. A J.V. team is usually in the sha- dow of its varsity team, but this team still managed to shine. A great record was com- plimented by a lot of fun and laughter, which made for a tru- ly outstanding season. 192 Right: Suzanne Riley breaks from the pack. Below: When the coach says, cou through the ball” Stacy Mahoney does it with style. Above: Amanda Lewis has only one thing on her mind — pain. Right: Marci Blacker, Stacy Mahoney, Lesley Rosen, and Nancy Reuben think that soccer is the best. Right: 1984 Girls J.V. Soccer Team (L to R) — Back Row: Coach Michelle Boisevert, Megan Melley, Nicole Lamoureaux, Emma Ketteringham, Lesley Rosen, Courtney DePeter, Allison Bryant, Carolyn Bagley, De- niz Hamarat, Evelyne Delori, Marci Blacker, Darb -Sue Spiller, Karen Citron, Aman a Lewis. Middle Row: Stacy Mahoney, Nancy Rubin, Janet Plank. Front Row: Ellen Culli- naine, Jane Moroney, Lori Walker, Cheryl Hart, Tina Wood, Nina Kot- tler, Jen Surwillo, Suzanne Riley, Kim O’Brien. Left: 1984 Varsity Football Cheerlead- ing Squad (L to R) — Back Row: Annetta Amelia, Laurie Pietz, Cap- tain Regina Terry, Captain Susan Bowers, Jenny Pollock, Jodi Mul- len. Front Row: Faryl Rubin, Terry Ward, Melissa Bradley, Katri Sampson. Left: The L-S Cheerleaders never miss a beat. Below: Captain Susan Bowers shows her school spirit. The 1984 Varsity Football Cheerleading Squad got off to a good start this year with the help of advisors, Giselle Sampson and Rosemary Col- son. The squad helped to stimulate school spirit with the bonfire pep rally the night be- fore the Newton-South game. They also put a lot of time and effort into activities such as de- corating the players’ lockers, making signs for the game, and developing new cheers. This year’s squad was helped by the experience of Seniors Terry Ward, Captain Regina Terry, and Captain Susan Bowers. Some new ideas came from Juniors Melissa Bradley, Jodi Mullen, Laurie Pietz, Jenny Pollock, Faryl Rubin, and Katie Sampson. Sophomore Anetta Amelia added a new sparkle to the squad. All in all, it was an ex- cellent season and everyone agreed it had been a lot of fun. SPIRITED GIRLS Above: Jenny Pollock demonstrates her silent strength. Left: Terry Ward and Jenny Pollock yell their hearts out for their team. Above: Annetta Amelia shouts up a storm. 193 The Lincoln-Sudbury J.V. Football team went 5-1-1 over- all and 4-0-1 in the D.C.L. this season. They were the champs by just edging out Acton-Boxboro. There were many talented members on the team who will add strength to next years Varsity team, and bring the title up with them pro- vided all goes well. — Brad Fitts Above: Off the finger tips of Peter Nel- son (2). Above Right: Hans Hollister thinks football is serious business. Right: George Patterson gives his opinion of the season. David Sayles is in the background. Below Right: Tim Walker fades back for the pass. (The team picture is with Varsity on page 197.) Undefeated! Sais Doug Jones takes the kick off. Below Left: “Hey Coach, when do | get to play?” (Rodney Chance). Below: HIKE! Mark Eisner, the center, hikes the ball to quarterback Jeff Ventor. The 1984 Undefeated Freshman Football Team, Front row (L to R): DeFranco, Jones, Hales, Chambers, Glasco, Goldsmith, Cambell, Espino- sa, Pittman. Middle Row: Boroughs, Cronin, Slate, Atwood, Gorgone, Jacobs, Marabella, Grant, Carny, Fitz- patrick, Wilburn. Back Row: Burton, Ventor, Manning, Mawn, Jungawala, Devany, Berkel, Dupuy, Fredman, Whitley, Couzzo, Eisner, Chance. 195 Urgh! They Almost Had It 1984 was an exceptional year for the Warrior Varsity Football team which ended with a record of 8-2 overall and 4-2 in the D.C.L. They not only tied the record for the most number of wins in a season, but also made school history by be- coming the first team to begin a season with four consecu- tive wins. The D.C.L. proved to be one of the toughest leagues in eastern Mass. This year and as a result L-S could not clinch the title, but instead had to set- tle for third place. Neverthe- less, the team was a strong contender for the Division 3 Superbowl, reaching the 1 spot in the Globe’s ranking at one point. The Warriors had great leadership in the co-captains Todd Burke and Mike De- Franco. As quarterback, Burke surpassed all expecta- tions (of coaches and fans) by breaking the school’s passing records. DeFranco, a split end and Burke’s main target, broke the school’s all-time receiving records. Both the athletic and leadership abilities of each captain provided much toward the success of the season. The explosive offense also set a new school record by accumulating a total of 233 points. The team’s place kick- er, senior Chris Siepietow- ski, set yet another record with 22 extra point kicks. The offen- sive line was led by seniors Todd Richardson and Charles Wilson, while seniors Nigel Drakes, the team’s leading rusher and 196 Above: The Lean Mean Fighting Machine! Right: A Glen Smith carry is aided by Nigel Drakes and Todd Richardson. scorer, and Ed McDonald pro- vided leadership in the back- field. Defensively the Warriors played tough as seniors Brian Stenberg, Charles Wilson and Lee Ovian maintained control along the line. DeFranco and senior Donald Craft led the de- fensive secondary. Other seniors who contributed to the team were Chris Solo, Jon Foster and Bob Colburn. Much credit for the success- ful season must go to head coach Tom Lopez and his assistants Mike Graceffa and Gary Justasin for their Left: Chris Siepietowski reflects on the game. Below Left: Todd Burke ives the team a lift with the help of ike DeFranco and Brian Stenberg 37). Below: Ted Soafidi in open field. elow Right: Joe Sims gets tripped up. Ay Om Ome ON gn T3% VEZ WBE ea hed ee tremendous efforts and dedi- cation to the program. Overall the team worked well together as a unit due to good relationships among the players. The outlook for next year is very optomistic as a score of this years juniors, who have shown exceptional talent a. Mig C1 90 Ae 8 eae Me PB @ 29 aso -OIS MmTON TER OAS YOK nes Rae At RA ACE SW Were pa and potential, will provide the foundation and leadership for next year’s team. It was an ex- cellent season for all, espe- cially the seniors, who ended their high school football Careers on such a good note. — Ed McDonald The Varsity J.V. Football teams: Front Row (| tor): Fitts, Smith, Boggs, Carter, Colburn, Siepietowski, Ovian, Richardson, Captains Burke De- Franco, Foster, Solo, Wilson, Sten- berg, Drakes, McDonald, Craft, Carey. Middle Row: Rose, Smith, Noel, Sayles, Scafidi, Gabbe, Fitts, Coviello, Walker, Melon, Trager, Kassner, Corcoran, Caputo, D’Ange- lo, Rynne, Patterson, St. G ermain, Viane, Coach Justanson. Back Row: Lannon, Cochran, Sayeski, Rankin, Wilbur, Schaffer, Semple, McCudden, Hughes, Sims, Gallagher, Hoffman, DeFranco, Birmingham, Dence, Mahoney, Satori, Curtin, Stadfeld, Marloux, Hollister, Burtoff, C. Lopez. 197 The 6-6-2 record of the Var- sity Field Hockey Team doesn’t do justice to the sea- son the Warriors had. The Warriors never lost a game by more than three points, many of which were one point loss- es. They also touched the other extreme by beating Opponents by as much as twelve points. The competition was tough, and Coach Leslie Belcher prepared her team to meet the challenge. Midway through the season, when the team was competing for third place in the D.C.L., an unfor- Above: Rebecca Cocco and Ellen Huie can see that Coach Leslie Bel- cher is hard to please. Right: Warrior girls knock ‘em dead when they cele- brate. Right: 1984 Varsity Field Hockey Team (L to R) — Back Row: Manager Joyce Dennis, Sharon O’Neil, Re- becca Cocco, Susan Jarvis, Karen Neuhauser, Eileen Smith, Gretchen Weiss, Emily McCredie, Jo Zola, Coach Leslie Belcher. Middle Row: Heather Erskine, Sue Cutter, Carrie Wofford, Kristin Palmer, Beth Jones, Laura Everett, Ellen Huie. Front Row: Captains — Diane Ren- dulic, Kim Kiesewetter. 198 tunate win-loss pattern de- veloped. For every game the Warriors won, they lost one. This pattern placed the team fourth in the league. This is not to say, however, that the three teams ahead of them had an easy time of playing L-S. As a matter of fact, when L-S met their two rivals, Acton and Weston, for the second time, a highly motivated Warrior squad almost beat both teams. Acton and Weston were lucky to escape with 1-0 wins. These two games de- monstrated the quality of play that the Field Hockey Team is capable of performing. As the team was mostly seniors, there will be many slots for younger players to move into to keep the performance going. ) Below: Ellen Huie puts her best stick — forward. ; THEY ARE ... KILLERS IN KILTS! BESTSURTRIANTee? : ai TTT itt Sh sUHEER Tat Left: Goalie Jo Zola directs her de- ietanteus Pee : ee +. fense of Sharon O’Neil, Laura ; sanneeweaesererpiei vies cat pagatee ER Everett, and Amy Kline on a penalty © Below: When Coach Leslie Belcher i2GEE 28287 S7LATA EASE Tes (engagieasaies (etagpesares eat SUR ezagawes iit tetesit inl ree it LL sanet PAL TTT rier TELL eL Sah | Bevet PRT: ingeeeereanttee $814986 : ri retiree pp ae eh 4 ¥s ¥ ‘ = avapanaracd (4eactt! TUT Re Get ete : corner. talks, the whole team listens. PEt iiitiir ae é a ' Above: Beth Jones is a serious com- ba! w petitor. Left: Diane Rendulic and Kim . Kiesewetter — keep your eye on the ball. Above: Kristin Palmer jumps for joy after a big score. i age : Vv Ade ap oe Ns PL bis Syers CN 199 Below: Chantal Casey carries the ball Right: Marcie Bloomenthal gets back downfield. at Carrie Mitchell. Above: Coach Honkonen and Deidre Bannon can't seem to believe their eyes. | om ; Right: 1984 J.V. Field Hockey Team (L to R) — Back Row: Coach Hon- konen, Jennifer Skulte, Deidre Ban- non, Chantel Casey, Diane Scialab- ba, Alicia Distler, Moira Kelly, Mary Beth Holman. Middle Row: Nicole Halverson, Lauren Byrne, Carrie Mitchell, Marcie Bloomenthal, Stephanie Lind, Sue Moroney. Front Row: Captains — Kathy Ford, Heidi Lehman, Liz Lapkin. Right: Heidi Lehman believes in put- ting her best stick forward and closing her eyes. 200 “CHICKS” ITH STICKS Left: 1984 Freshman Field Hockey Team (L to R) — Back Row: Coach Lind, Michelle Byrne, Laura Petro- vic, Daina Priede, Heather Byrne, Jennifer Martin, Samantha Fox, Kathy O’Brien, Cecily Morgan, Rita Raju. Middle Row: Kristin Zirkel, Sarah Harding, Jennifer Skaff, Suzanne McKay, Molly Bradley, Kara Williamson, Kathy Kronenbur- ger, Jill Furman, Christina Favo- loro, Allison Hammer. Front Row: Captains — Noa Kushner, Kimberly Couranz. Left: Jennifer Skaff won't let the ball out of her sight. Left: Goalie Jill Furman takes the offensive for a change. Below: Kimberly Couranz is off and running. Above: The Freshman team knows how to celebrate good times. Right: This team wants to know who ut the shark in the pool. Below: Amy | olb says hello to everyone in DYAD- and. Right: The Warriors watch the other swimmers fly high. SWIMMERS TAKE YOUR MARKS This year the Swim Team had a record of 4-6. This im- provement over past years is due to a lot of new talent and returning experience. This year the Swim Team is one of the largest teams ever, having 25 members. Mrs. Stewart coached the swimmers, trying to shave seconds off their times. Becky Stewart and Joanne Dreher were the cap- tains that served as role mod- els for the rest of the team. The Warriors put a lot of hard work and energy into their season, and got good results. Dana Guthrie placed ninth in the State in the Breaststroke. The whole team’s efforts were paid off in good times, fun, and laughter. Right: Joanne Dreher shows her stuff in the pool. Left: Becky Stewart on her back. Left: 1984 Varsity Swim Team (L to R) — Back Row: Coach Stewart, Lisa Boyce, Missy Einhorn, Jill Bump, Lynne Thome, Tina Duborg, Julie Bump, Kerri Sussman, Elizabeth Arees, Laura Fagan. Middle Row: Andrea Greenberg, Dana Guthrie, Amy Kolb, Julie Sonjara, Sarah Pitts, Cathy Tong, Li Li Eckhardt. Front Row: Pam Dorsey, Meredith Mayo, Lisa Wooley, Captain Joanne Dreher, Captain Becky Stewart, Faye Gordon, Kelly Daniak. Left: Jill Bump comes up for air. Below: Andrea Greenberg, Tina Duborg, and Meredith Mayo wait for their races. Left: Li Li Eckhardt won't let her teammate miss a stroke. 203 VOLLEYGIRLS, FER SURE! The 1984 Volleyball season drew to a close with their last game against Boston Latin. Despite their 0-17 record, the team had a satisfying season. One of the most satisfying aspects of the season was the amount of improvement from the first day of practice to the last game. Many players had never touched a volleyball be- fore the season began, but never stopped improving as Above: Coach Andy Daigle listens to advice from an avid fan. Right: Lisa Martin helps out teammate Tracy Spiller get ready for the game. Bathe 1984 Varsity Volleyball Team (L to R) — Back Row: Coach Daigle, Jill Gibson, Alyssa Hammond, Sue Cooper, Laura McCarthy, Tracy Spiller, Kathleen Lee, Lisa Martin. Front Row: Heather Brownlee, Cap- tain Britta Heuer, Stephanie Eng- borg. nN © as Below: Heather Brownlee gives the ball a punch. the season progressed. These young players were guided by the experience of returning players. The encouragement of the new coach, Andy Daigle, has helped all the players add new skills to their game. Coach Daigle also plans to stay with the Warriors. A rapid turnover of volleyball coaches has been a problem in the past. Coach Daigle feels he will be able to build a solid pro- gram from this young team. The 1984 Volleyball team is graduating five seniors: Heather Brownlee, Marcelle De Luca, Jill Gibson, Captain me Heuer, and Kathleen ee. Above: Kathleen Lee goes over her head for the shot. Left: 1984 J.V. Volleyball Team (L to , as Back Row: Coach Andy Daigle, : ig hi ieee sela Mayer, Sharon Sevigny, Below: Jackie Cefola makes a big hit. } | Maura Kelly, Heather Elsworth. Front Row: Kristin Donovan, Cap- tain Tang Donovan, Captain Mar- cella DeLuca, Jackie Cefola. Left: Tang Donovan gets down on her knees for her team. Left: Coach Andy Daigle gives the junior spikers the scoop. Left: Jackie Cefola_ goes for the hit Above: The junior spikers step into a with support from Sharon Sevigny chorus line. and Tang Donovan. 205 This Was Their Year Right: Two’s Company, Celestine Klein (left), Nacy Wollins (right). Be- low: Toby Yos displays the agony. Right: Jennifer Valentine wants to know how much further. Below: Liz Paterson watches her step. b| i, “es er SUDBURY Right: The 1984 Girls Cross Country Team, bottom row, Left to Right: Mur- phy, Klein, Wollins Co-Captain, Stein- berg Co-Captain. Top row: Valentine, Hadlock, Turner, Patterson, Fisher, Coach McMahon. Below: Tim Fisher, “Did you see that i=4 ‘ This year the Lincoln-Sudbury Boys Cross Country Team tied for second place in the D.C.L. with a record of 6-2. It was not until the victory over the alleged number one team, Boston Latin, that the annual words of Coach Pat McMahon seemed likely to come true: “This is your year, boys. We have a chance to clinch the D.C.L. title.” Team spirit and the number of cross-country fans grew each week. With just two meets left in the season, Our record was 6-0. The “pressure was on.” Due to Bedford’s defeat of Lincoln- Left: The 1984 Boys Cross Country Team, Front Row (L to R): Piazza, Goldberg, Lind, Stit, Surwillo, Allard, Hadlock, Wollins, Reising, McMarrow, Underwood. Back Row: Dunham, Kneeland, Austin, Hynes, Kelbe, Hol- man, Caspe, Co-Captain Yos, Birm- ingham, Co-Captain Fisher, Caspe, Coach McMahon. Below: Off and running! Andy McMor- row (leading the pack), Micheal Goldberg (behind McMarrow), Ken Wollins (L-S shirt), Paul Stit (in back). Tied For 2nd In D.C.L. Sudbury, in the second to last meet, the team would have to share the league title. In the final week of running, two valuable runners from L-S suf- fered injuries. The team was defeated again in the final meet. Despite the final two los- ses, the team’s record was One of the best ever seen at Lincoln-Sudbury. 207 Above headline: Rodney Hahn Above far right: Bob Lewis Above right: Which ball is easier to hit? Right: Andrew Payson (center) and Joe Vivaldi (right) confer with coach, Mr. Horton (left) 208 Winter Sports 209 210 Right: Paul Dreher stays calm, cool and collected. Below: Arthur Kelley crawls to the finish. Above: The Conference Champs! Front Row: (L to R): Scott Neal, Tim Stewart, Ted Mulcahy, co-captains Rob Shapiro and Paul Dreher, Craig Davis, Arthur Kelly. Back Row: David Einr einhofe, Derek Kalchbrenner, Mike Fine, Scott Davis, Rick MacMorrow, Miek Mappas, Cory Burt, Andrew MacMorrow, Kevin Smith, Aaron Stern. Above: Coach Robinson explains the CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP! Left: Cory Burse takes a quick Left: Swimmers take your breather. marks ... GO! (Left to right) Corey Cruse, New Newton South swimmer, Scott Davis, Newton South swimmer. Below: Ted Mulcahy tries to concen- trate. Left: Tim Stewart flys!! situation to Mike Mappes. 211 Above Left: Captain Jay Holman keeps in stride. Above Middle: Rod Hahn prepares his shot. Above: The Boys’ 1985 Track Team. Sitting (L to R): Captains Matt Wirt- zburger, Jay Holman Tom Austin. Middle Row: Alex Underwood, Mark Dunham, Andrew Caspe, Andy Reis- ing, David Surwilo, Mitchel Caspe, 212 Let’s Get it Back!! Paul Stitt, George Patterson, Ken Wollins. Back Row: Coach McMa- hon, Steve Birmingham, Toby Yos, Mark Hewitt, Raphael Pittman, Brue Rankin, Dan Wilson, Mano Raju, David Ryan, Chris Monn, Paul Piazza, Keith Kelble, Mark Dence Brendan Mahoney. Missing: Bryan Cannon, nige! Drakes, Tim Fisher Rodney ahn. Below: Captain Matt Wirtzburger } breaks the ribbon with teammate } Nigel Drakes at his heels. Right: } Bryan Cannon is faster than a speed- 7 ing bullet. The Boys Track Team started 1985 on the right foot. They had no problems upholding the reputation set by last ear’'s team. Coach Pat cMahon said that, “This is the best team in Lincoln Sud- bury’s history!” L-S placed third overall in the Boys State Coaches Invitational Track Meet in which over 114 teams participated. They received points by winning the Mile re- lay (Dunham, Cannon, Wirtz- burger and Surwillo) with a time of 3:30, breaking the school record by nine seconds and just missing the state record. Bryan Cannon tied for first in the 600 yd. and was clocked at an unexpected 1:14 to better the school record. The only time L-S had any competition was at the State Meet. No other team in the D.C.L. could match L-S talent which spread over a number of events. The team easily de- fended its Dual County League Title and strived for the State Title. — Bryan Cannon Far Left: David Surwillo sprints it in. Middle Left: A lone Caspe twin pulls away. Left: Captain Tom Austin doe s not look too happy. Above: Toby Yos finishes strong. 213 RUNNING FOR THE SCHOOL Above: Susan Benjamin has the look of a contented runner. Right: Jane Moroney gives her jump all her energy. Right: The 1984 Girls Winter Track Team. Back Row (L to R): Coach Ei- leen Murphy, Rita Raju, Jen Valentine, Jane Moroney, Jen Staples, Jinnah Adams, Lori Turner, Britta Heuer, Mary Beth Holman, Karen Arpino, Beth Cutting, Celestine Klein, Priscilla Woolery. Middle Row: Amy Kolb, Alys Hammond, Susan Cooper, Kim Couranz, Julie Gunzleman, Stephanie Lind, Cindy Kehman, Emily Fisher, Tanya Stenberg, Allison Bryant. Front Row: Deniz Hamarat, Jen Walsh, Nan- a Wollins, Captain Pat Lane, Captain ileen Smith, Chantel Casey, Susan Benjamin. 214 Right: Laurie Turne and Eileen Smith run side by side. Below: Susan Cooper gets off to a fast start. The 1984-5 Girls Winter Track Team had an outstand- ing year. Led by Captains Ei- leen Smith and Pat Lane and Nancy Wollins,the team had its best finish ever inthe D.C.L. The second place team had a league record of 5-1-1, with a few non-league meets yet to be run. Capturing second place was due mainly to the talented incoming freshman trackees. A combination of sprinters, long-distance, and the shotputters really made the team score high. Out- standing freshmen include Karen Arpino, Rita Raju, Stephanie Lind, Chantel Casey and Celestine Klein. Some of these freshmen attended the state coaches meet at Harvard earlier in the season. This experience will help the team gear up for the State meet. The coach, Eileen Murphy, is very excited about her winning. She thinks one reason the team did so well was the support the team- mates supplied one another, at practices and meets. Coach Murphy sees a lot of talent for the next few years, and feels that this year was only the be- ginning. The success of these girls can only draw more girls to practice in the halls of L-S and rise early on Saturday mornings for the meets. Who knows? With the added success of the boys, maybe L-S will be the next school to have a field house for these girls who are running for their school. Above Left: Rita Raju turns the cor- ner on a successful running career. Above Right: Jen Walsh keeps her Stride. Above: Pat Lane breaks the victor’s tape. Right: Alysa Hammond’s express- ion says it all about the pain of running. Far Right: Starting for L-S are (L to R): Jen Walsh, Eileen Smith, Laurie Turner 215 This year’s Varsity Boys’ Basketball Team clinched a spot in the State Tournament for the first time since the 78-79 season. Despite a slow start (4-3 overall, 0-2 D.C.L.), the team finished strong to qualify for the tournament, and at one point contended for the league title. In the middle of the sea- son, L-S ran off a string of 6 wins and then faced Boston Latin in a battle for the title. The game was a typical D.C.L. contest; hard out with many lead changes. Although the score favored Latin, L-S had proven that it could be a chal- lenge for anyone in the league. Although the team lost its chance at a league champion- ship, the overall season was a success, with major wins over Boston Tech and D.C.L. foe, Wayland. This year the team was led by eels Craig Carter, Donald Craft Joe Gazza. Although the team had only 4 seniors, it has ample varsity experience with Way- man Smith and Joe Sims re- turning from last years squad. With the addition of David Sayles, Jim Devaney, Tom Swank, Derek Allerton and Mike Isenberg from last years J.V. team, the average height of the team exceeded any other recent L-S team. New- comer Mark Straubel’s playing ability and size fit in well with the team. Rodney Marshall had a strong second varsity season as guard. At the beginning of the sea- son, Coach George Horton said to the team, “You've got to show me,” and this year’s team did just that. 216 Above:Craig Carter and L-S go over Weston! Right Above: With a leap and a bound Joe Gazza is off. Above: The Lincoln-Sudbury Warrior Basketball team. Kneeling (L to R): Tri-captains Joe Gazza, Craig Carter, Donald Craft. Standing: Asst. Coach Crispo, Rodney Marshall, Derek Aller- ton, Wayman Smith, Mike Isenberg, Joe Sims, Mark Staubel, David Sayles, Tom Swank, Coach Horton. Above Left: And now the starting line ups ... (L to R) Craig Carter, Joe Gazza, Wayman Smith, Jim De- vaney and Joey Sims. Above center: A determined Jim Devaney looks for the shot. Above Right: Wayman Smith with a power move. Above: The bench — Coach Horton, Joe Gazza, Derek Allerton, Dave Sayles, Rodney Marshall, and Donald Craft. Left: Joey Sims, a jump above the rest. 217 218 On the rebound!!! Above: Jump Ball!! Joel Birnbaum Above right: Coach Baines inspires his team. Right Far: Bill Burros de- monstrates the one hand shot. Right: The concentration of Jeff Venter. The J.V. Boys’ Basketball Team. Frotn Row: P.J. Birmingham, Kirk Vassel, Rich St. Germain, Andy Suss- man, Todd Faber. Back Row: Coach Baines, Jeff Venter, Rodney Chance, Joel Birnbaum, Bill Burros Mike Viane. Above: The 1984-85 Freshman Boys’ Basketball Team. Front Row (L to R): Joe Cronin, Craig Berkel, Will De- vaney, Rob Carey, Collin Burton, David Howe, Glen Bacus. Back Row: Coach Celino, Charles Slate, Rich Weiner, Paul Manning, James Wyche, Tony Rossini, Pau! Baszkiewicz. Above: Collin Burton goes in for the lay up. Above Right: Tony Rossini drives to the basket. Right: Paul Manning is all alone ... well almost. Far Right: Fancy move by Bob Carey!! Rookie Hoopsters 219 Jackson Browne’s song was one that really captured the essence of the Girls Varsi- ty Basketball Team this sea- son. Coming off a D.C.L. championship last year, the coach had billed the 1984-85 season as a rebuilding year. The year turned out to be a frustrating and disappointing one. If only they had been allowed to play longer, they could have pulled out some of the many close games. There were a lot of close games due to all the long practicing. All the hard work didn’t pay off as much as it did last year, but the improvement was key. The team gained experience by playing in the tournament at Becker Jr. College, where many of the best teams in the state played, including Brook- line. The improvement con- tinued throughout the season, as the scores became closer and closer. The best example was when the team beat Wes- ton after losing to them only a few weeks earlier. It was a game where everything came together for all four quarters. Only winning a few games, the team didn’t qualify for the State Tournament. This, however, doesn't reflect the effort and improvement of the 1984-5 Girls’ Varsity Basketball team. Above Right: Dale Arpino is definite- ly airborne. Above Left: Lisa Helms looks for a pass back. Right: Coach Boisvert’s face tells the story of the entire season. Right: The 1984-85 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team. Front Row (L to R): Rachel Donaldson, Sue Beaudette, Captain Dale Arpino, Captain Kim Kiesewetter, Lisa Helms, Lynda Beausoleil. Back Row: Mary Joy Wil- son, Sharon Baszkiewicz, Susan Pearlstein, Deirdre Bannon, Perry Kellstedt. Missing: Susannah Lawson. CAN’T THEY PLAY JUST A LITTLE BIT LONGER? Left: Susannah Lawson stops short. Below: Lynda Beausoleil plays bas- ketball tongue-in-cheek. Be a Ps, Left: Dale Arpino snatches the ball Above: Taking a break on the bench away as Sue Beaudette looks on. are — Rachel Donaldson, Sue Beaudette, Susannah Lawson, Sharon Baszkiewicz, Kim Kiesewetter and Deirdre Bannon. 221 Below: The coach gives the team the Right: For Laura Petrovic, concen- scoop for the next half. tration is the name of the game. J Below: Jennifer Skulte puts up a shot. TAKIN’ IT TO THE COURTS Above: Up for the jump shot is Robin Drouin. Sait Tracey Hart runs alongside ball carrier Danielle Abrams. 222 Below: Sharon Cole gives Tracey Hart a little room to work with. Left: Danielle Abrams has great foul- shooting form. Below: Sharon Cole sets a pick for Danielle Abrams. Left: Time out. The coach wants to talk to the team. Left: The 1984-5 Girls’ J.V. Basket- ball Team. Back Row (L to R): Lisa Zappala, Jen Sulte, Laura Evans, Jen Martin, Laura Petrovic, Indra Priede, Martha Wofford, Amy Price. Front Row: Robin Fuller, Jill Furman, Danielle Abrams, Tracey Hart, Karen Burroughs. 223 Slapshot Shooters . Far Right: Looking for the shot. Right: The L-S defense collapses. Below: Face Off!! Right: The 1984-85 Hockey Team. Front Row (L to R): Chris Dangle, Jeff Vorderor, Scott Dickson, Ed. Mc- Donald, Jeff Riddle, Josh Franklin, Brian Wylie, Tim Carney. Back Row: Randy Edgar, John Dolan, Ricky Robinson, Jamie McWalter, Rusty Edgar, Bob Allenburg, Bob Treacy, Bob Riddle, Bill Semple, Paul Mc- Donald. 224 La Below: L-S brings up the puck Far Below: L-S will not be pushed around. Below Left: SCORE!! Left: Up against the wall. Think Snow!! Above: How’d | do? Captain Drew Wollensack Above Center: Dave Fortunato (left) and Chris Franklin (right) are raring to go. Above Right: Susan Janes (left), “Do | have to do it again, Cheryl?” Cheryl Hart (right). Right Top: Dave Blacker races to the finish. Right Bottom: Laura Leipins closes in on the gate. 226 Above: Captain David Spindler is de- termined to catch the leader. Above Left: Frank Mainville starts on the right track. Far Left: Kris Mainville tries to stay warm. Left: Amy Noyes anticipates the race. 227 228 Above Top: Look! One Hand! Tom Duncan. Right: Mark Oulette takes his sport seriously. Above: The Lin- coln Sudbury Boys’ Gymnastic Team. Front Row: Gary Fumicello, Peter Nurney, Captains Tom Duncan Baryn Peter, Greg McCall, Ralph Maas. Middle Row: Brad Maclinnis, Dan Hunt, Mark Oulette, Kevin Sweeney, Joe Gorgone, Dan Kopel- man, Josh Marchette, Sean Donovan, Thompson's Tumblers Ethan Mutschler. Back Row: Bob Fisher, Ken Neuhauser, Andy Surwilo, Sean Marcoux, Mike Phelan, Eric Rankin, John Verhey, Chad Margolin, Mark Strauss, Kevin Novak, John Sta- cy, Greg Reutlinger, Steve Enchuer- ite Coach Tom Thompson. Below: Ken Neuhauser, “You just t holding this position all day!” eee Right: Andy Surwilo looks like he’s having fun. Far Left: Beran Peter is just hanging around. Left: UH ... looks good, but what do you call it? Sean Marcoux. Above: Greg McCall is lighter than air. 229 | 1 L S O N f [ L M Right: High kicking Carrie Mack puts ] on a show on beam. B E A Mi A N D FS A Re S Below: Barbara Jarvis is a real swing- er on bars. 2 Ae gt ee Above: Lynn Thome reaches for the stars. Right: When J.J. Merra performs, she does more than look at her nails. Far Right: Lisa Knapp is high above the beam. Left: Rebecca Shugrue has got a lot of balance. Below: Allyson Fisher knows that a smile can’t hurt her score. To the 1984-85 Girls Gymnastics Team: The season had started in November. A time which we will always remember. Our new coach was “Mr. Duse”, when he was easy on us we took a snooze. Then he yelled, but we didn’t mind, ‘Cause we had to work hard all the time. We're glad our Maura was not mean, Willing to help with a new routine. Injuries came, but also gain, And Maura was there to help the pain. Duse and Maura made our pain much less, Which helped us all to be a success. Tommy Tommy, he’s no nicks, He helped us fix our tricks. With the incoming freshmen team, Much potential could be seen. The upperclassmen came back again, Wor ng hard and practicing to the end. We went to the meets ready to fight, And competed with all our might. Always got compliments from the boys, But we usually took it rather mean. With rips, tears, breaks and bruise, This is the fate we will always choose. We lost some meets and won some too, And love of gymnastics we'll never lose. MacDonalds was the place we stopped, And the Secret Santas were really tops. We wish good luck for the teams to come, And hope the family tie continues. A few last words we must make Are go for it and never brake! Keep your spirits rising high, Not down with cookies, cakes or pies. Love always, Steph Lynn Left: Stephanie Gorgone pushes off the uneven bars. Left: The 1984-85 Girls’ Gymnastics Team. Front Row: (L to R): Allyson Fisher, Captain Lynn Thome, Brooke Grace, Captain Stephanie Gorgone, Tricia McCall. Back Row: Gina Dicar- lo, Lisa Mosca, Rebecca Claxton, Bar- bara Jarvis, Liz Gallagher, Lorna VanHorn, Sonia Groves, Laura Fagin, Sue Moroney, Rebecca Shugrue, Carrie Mack, J.J. Merra, Lisa Knapp, Cathy Moss. 231 Below: Byron Willis gets on top of things. Finally f. Winning ' season! Above: Mendel Rankin is in control. Above right: Mendel Rankin puts the squeeze on his opponent. Right: (F to B) Dave Allard, Mike Gold- berg, want to get into action. Left: “Say uncle,” Scott Reid. Below center: And the winner is ... Marc Adams. Below left: “Psst, just fake it,” one says to Kevin Lind. Left: The Warriors Wrestling Team: Front: (L to R) Mike Goldberg, Phil Hill- man, Joe Suazzo, Dave Allard, Mike Casey, Shawn D’Angelo. Middle: Brad Londres, Scott Reid, Marc Adams, Byron Willis, Mendel Rank- in, Wendel Knox. Back: Coach Bergerelli, Elliot Roben, Kevin Lind, Mark Gretzenberg, Will Monroe, Pete McNeal, Dana Farmer, Coach Chase. 233 Below: The L-S Mafia and friend Right: Jennifer Fields Right: Siamese twins joined at the face? (L to R) Debbie Scialabba and Sue Cutter Right: Barry Kottler, taking care of business 234 dies Left: Eric Waible works on L-S’s LOK answer to high technology Below: Terry Ward Left: Suzie Benjamin Above: The gang’s all here. (L to R) Dorothy Bisson, Sarah Guernsey, Above: New fashion trends at L-S, and Heather Byrne Regina Terry 235 Left: Rod Hunt And Rick Frisiello Below: Dave Wilson And Danny Copelman Left: Rod Hunt Above: Elena Soini 236 Below Far Right: Rob Phillips Bottom Right: Kerri-Ann Bubluski Above: Steve Canessa : Right: Amy Darsch and Jennifer Fields 237 Right: Karen Freidman. Right Above: Ean MacLaine. Right Below: Chris Golden. Right: Sheila McNeill. Below: Jon Morgan. i ] a. i: ¢ § : : i | 4 t i Left: Hugh Hunt. Left Below: Craig Isner. Left: Debbie Yalen. Below: Andrew Carlstrum. Left: Mark Hewitt, Glen Smith, Pres- ton Pierce. 239 Above left: Even on Senior Costume Day, Gary Fumicello manages to make it to his locker. Above middle: Sue Paulsen gets down! 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