Mansfield High School - Hornet / Green Years Yearbook (Mansfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

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Pe Spring Track Golf “ACTIVITIES Hiking Club Ski Club y mw French Club Spanish Club National Honor Society _ Student Vgprooe', tylus Math Team ; Harmoniques: Sse Pep Band - a Eclectic LEFT: Chemistry student, Mark Langille BELOWLEFT: Maria Duarte and Laurie Salerno on Dress Down Day BELOW RIGHT: Track workouts for Steve Spilewski, Steve Witchley, Bill Quinn and Jeff Colson BOTTOM LEFT: Cafe Studies for Dennis Buckley, Arlie Shaw, Tom Musto and Rick Brown BOTTOM RIGHT: Elaine Kaleta in a moment of peaceful contemplation at the top of Mount Monadnock ’ pct ed ‘a oe a a 6 eo ee. 9 eee (e-klek'=tic), adj.: composed of elements drawn from various sources Character is something each one of us must build for himself, out of the laws of God and nature, the examples of others and — most of all — out of the trials and errors of daily life. Character is the total of thousands of small daily strivings to live up to the best that is in us. Character is the final decision to reject whatever is demeaning to oneself or to others and with confidence and honesty to choose the right. Mansfield High School ECLECTIC 1979 Volume LXV (first publication of a yearbook at this school was in 1914) Publisher: Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas Taylor Consultant: Mr. Arnie Lohmann Specifications: 450 copies of 208 pages using 80 pound paper, size 7% x 10%, at a cost of over $6000. Type style 46 Helvetica; special headline styles Carnaby and Chuckle; spot colors used are rustic brown and cactus; cover is white durolith base with 4-color artwork and handtooled grain on 15 binders board Bene Loring Studios, Lowell, Massachusetts taff: Editors: Jeanne McCrady, Carolyn Morton, and Jennifer Hulburd Business Manager: Carolyn Morton Cover Design: Lynne Doiron Photography: Kevin Moran, Jeff Rys, Judy Wellington, Bob Simoni, Susan Alberto Copy: Frank Luby Layout: Timthy McGrath, Wendy Regan, Tracey Scott, Jane Simoni, Janet Skinner, Karen Bennett, Lynda Shaw, Kelly Coyne, Lori Carpeno, Steven Carlberg, Sallee Bennoch, Laura Holske, John Curran, Kathy Wilcox, Katrina Pearl, Beth Casher, Jim McCrady Advisor: Mr. Ronald D. DeFronzo OPPOSITE PAGE: Janelle Precourt, Paul King and Anne Marie Gardner, Jean Charbonneau and Maggie Jardin LEFT: Basketball rally; Bill Nordberg, Richard Fournier, Lenny Lively, Geoff Reed and Mike Wagner BELOW: Nancy Bachman and Diana Tighe CONTENTS Academics Seniors Underclassmen Student Life Commencement ...176 Advertisements ....188 Where hills and vales, the woodland and the plain Where earth and water seem to strive armoniously s. wide ee OS Eee erer Pe SHU HHH LA stats ag HEHEHE PULL a eS nek 8 He OOH Not chaos-like together crush'd and . = mm Ee cd _ eae — me oe ee Oe OE ee we ae 1 «af AT hd Jicademics (1) BIOLOGY STUDENT Sal Cardella gets special instruction in the use of the microscope from Miss Wood. (2) THE KING, Russ Muise in all his regal splendor at the humanities banquet (3) TECH DRAWING STUDENTS Jim Senna and Tom Narciso (4) GERALYN FARINELLA has her interest fixed on her Spanish teacher (5) MR. MAC shows Doreen Titus the finer points of woodworking (6) MR. PACELLA and unidentified friend (7) A CHEERY MRS. ZANGARI instructs a geometry class (8) MISS STRUMSKI with John Collins (9) MAD SCIENTIST, Quang Truong doing a chemistry experiment (10) MISS MORIN greets her escort to the prom Administra —_—Ee To The Graduating Class of 1979 The Central Office extends its Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '79. We hope your future years will be happy and productive. May you derive every joy and achieve every success you wish. The Mans- field Public Schools are proud of their graduating class of 1979. Good Luck, Graduates! Sincerely, Robert V. Barbarisi 1. Jeffrey Ptaschnik, Ph.D. Superintendent Assistant Superintendent of Schools of Schools James S. Fitzgerald School Business Administrator When you receive this yearbook you will find yourselves dis- banded — each going his own way. Each will find his place in the scheme of things of our great land. The adult world faces a future with mixed emotions filled with uncertainties. It is the character of youth to be optimistic. It is my sincere wish that you keep this optimism and, through wise choices of voca- tion, fulfill our wishes for your success. Success comes surely to those who have courage and to those who turn their talents to activities in which there is an awareness that the thing being done is essential. Optimism will enable you to set goals; courage will ensure their attainment. William DeStefano Principal Jean Vaz Maureen MacKinnon TO THE CLASS OF 1979 Whatever seems important today might not even be desirable tomorrow. Please set your priorities and if what you desire is morally and ethically sound, fight for it with every bit of energy and strength you possess. Then, and only then, can you live with yourself and attain some measure of self- respect and happiness. J. Spencer Kelley Assistant Principal Kathleen Pritchard 11 RIGHT; Linda Mercier BELOW: Jeff Colson, Paul Souza and John Wellington BELOW RIGHT: Zinta Reks, Cindy Cuneo, Judy Wellington, Darlene Plante, and Renee Hatch BOTTOM: Tracey Johnson mes (5 (| aANCe RIGHT TOP ROW: Department Head Edward Albertini, Mary Maitoza BOTTOM ROW: Dr. Albert Ciri, school psychologist, Marguerite Nelson, David Farinella S LEFT: Linda Keene, Anthony Day, Maureen Thorpe BELOW: Patricia Williams, William Mackinnon, Louise O'Malley PID0d JEONPZ | Rae | {O] ABOVE: Business student Robert Petrella ABOVE: Joe O'Clair in Spanish class BOTTOM: Cheryl Pollister BOTTOM: Steven Crowley in a demonstration of the Van de Graf Generator at the science assembly 13 14 = Dd = LJ DEPARTMENT HEAD Harry Anderson, Diane Smith, Robert Hunter, Alex Salachi, Joyce Niemi, Richard McMorrow, Roberta Fiore, Mary Ditto, and Michael Brandenburg FIELD TRIP to Trinity Square included a stop for a Big Mac for Mr. Hunter and Mr. Anderson. RIGHT: Lorie Zarek and Lorraine Saunders check out the theater posters LEFT: Marie Dober, Nancy Green BELOW LEFT: Jayne Carr and Christina Chingris BELOW: Eileen Goins y Antoinette Johnson, Leslie Gildersleeve BOTTOM ROW: Florence Johnson, department head Omar DesLauriers, Mary Carbonetti SOCIAL STUGICS ACROSS TOP: Peter Miller, Diane Powers, and department | ABOVE: Neal Boldrighini and Jill Hinchey hit the books head Tony Tiatorio ABOVE LEFT: Steve Smith has lighter things on his DOWN: Gerard Kelley, George Kelly, and Richard Palanza mind LEFT: Donna Holske, taking care of business BELOW: Businesses “‘count’’ on people like Marguerite Kashtan BOTTOM: Junior, Peggy Trenouth LEFT: TOP ROW: Department Head Joan Proulx, Roseanna Glasier. BOTTOM: Celine Wills, Patricia Sirakides, and Karen Shurtleff Vi RIGHT: Brian Friary BELOW: Ernest Miller, Phyllis Bernard, Athletic Director, James Todd wa =Physical Education TOP RIGHT: Kim Miller stretching for cross country ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Ruth Forbes, school nurse taking blood pressure for Tim McGrath RIGHT: Wally Meehan and Jim Waters vie for position on spike as Stan Jones looks on FAR RIGHT: Pushing for a big finish, Michael Flynn LEFT: Department Head Edwin Harsch, Pamela Wood, James Perry BELOW: Peggy Strumski, Jackie Maciel, Nicholas Pacella and John Dunn 9OUBINS ABOVE LEFT: Patricia Roach doing a chemistry experiment LEFT: Jeff Skinner and Janelle Precourt seem to enjoy dissecting a cat 19 RIGHT: Paulette Morin, Lucille Cargill BELOW: Gretchen Maurer, Caryl Stewart mu Ome EConomics TOP CENTER: Boston Globe Scholastic Art Exhibitors Marcia Haskell, Darin Haaversen, Tony DeFaria and Elaine Kaleta ABOVE RIGHT: Glenn Fournier sampling some of Diane Main’s culinary delights CENTER RIGHT: Proud cake decorators Robert Carlson, Nancy Russell and Debra Cobb RIGHT: Concert Choir members and Miss Trombley; Steve Witchley, Gus Bregnard, Bill Nordberg, Lynn Doiron, Carol Peloquin, Susan Reynolds, Jill Hinchey, and Tom Sullivan ABOVE: Barbara Trombley, James Gallo, Claire Gulan LEFT: Paul Camber mmm SOO AIOS CIPa LEFT: The Arion Award for outstanding achievement in music and general excellence in studies was presented on behalf of the Mansfield Lions Club by second vice president Dr. |. Jeffrey Ptaschnik to Lorie Zarek 21 22 RIGHT: Wally Meehan tries his hand at repairing an electrical power pack BELOW: Mr. DeFronzo helping Pat Depillo. BOTTOM: Ray Muise receives some ‘‘valid ’ coaching in compass work from Jim Waters, Pat Depillo and John LeBlanc. BELOW RIGHT: Mike LaJoie helps Tim Coffey locate some wiring problems in his trail bike for electricity project eee! dustrial Arts — ee DEPARTMENT HEAD Richard Young, David Heaton. BOTTOM ROW: Steve MacDermitt, Albert Goetz, Ronald David DeFronzo mms SO! 1 OLUOLIE DEPARTMENT HEAD Brian Barnes (top left), Ellen Westlund, Jean Esposito, Allan Tompson, Gisele Zangari, Carol McLear, Richard Bushman LEFT: Renee Hatch, Paul Souza, Zinta Reks and Judy Wellington would rather decorate Mrs. Esposito than a Christmas tree any day ABOVE LEFT: Donald Flint at the computer terminal 23 24 RIGHT: MS. SHURTLEFF’S BUSINESS CLASS, | to r: Cindy Spiezio, Marie Day, Donna Ploof, Kelly McLaughlin, Nadine Peterson, and Heather Jepson BELOW: Mr. Norman Brunelle, special business teacher Trudy Miller, and physical education interns Mary Motyl and Kathryn Waible BELOW RIGHT: Central Office secretaries Anne Thompson and Fran Pilkington ABOVE: Mr. Alex Salachi always likes to make new friends. Here he is seen at Disney World during the February break ABOVE: Business Office secretaries Elaine Keating, Beverly Rrintnall (seated), Janice Gray, Anne Thompson and Janet Plant. as LEFT: CUSTODIANS: Rick Coffey, Gene Mueller, Hugo Scarpellini, Bill Cooney, Bob Cinelli and John McNamee. BELOW: Mr. Jazz Scarpellini INIBG [E99 me SOOAIO ABOVE: Social studies aide Jo LoDico, Media aide Donna Butler ABOVE: CAFETERIA WORKERS, Standing: Eleanor Lombardi, Rita Sanders, Ina Pinette, Diane Pennellatore, Louise Ward, and Doris Gaudreau. Seated: Margie Mitchell, Doris Allard, Marion Muller, Susan Guerini. Absent from photo: Rita Corelli. sibdiaen ra Seniors (1) BILL GASSON “‘got the spirit’’ at his freshman initiation rally. (2) HOMECOMING DANCE featured Paul Souza as lead singer. (3, 5, 7) HIGHLIGHT OF THE SENIOR YEAR was the class trip. Overlooking the City of Montreal are Matt O'Leary with Darlene Plante, Gus Bregnard with Steve Smith, and Bill Frongillo, Ron Ploof, Roland Schaupp and Russell Muise. op HUMANITIES BANQUET: | to r, bottom row: Mary Hy de, Diana Tighe, Carol Peloquin, Lynn Doiron, junior Meg Gardner, Diane Devlin. second row: Nancy Bachman, Jean Pollister, Diane Main, Zinta Reks, Martha Wood, and Karen Trago. (6) ART METAL CLASS: Tracy Anese, Cindy Beckwith and Jean Marshall (7) ‘MIDNIGHT is special guest of honor in science class courtesy of Colleen O'Malley. 27 28 a Seniors Susan Rita Alberto Suzy ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Golf 2, 3; Class Dance 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Drama Night 3; Fine Arts Weekend 1; Yearbook 4; Drama Trip 3; Class Trip 4; Ski Club 2, 4; Hiking Club 4; Poster Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Sadies 1, 2, 3; Cadet 4 Mark David Anderson Spin QUOTE: To frown upon school is to frown upon the sun for they both can fry your brain. AMBITION: To experience the wonders of the world. PET PEEVE: Gettin bagged by S. Kelly, skipping school Nancy Ellen Bachman Ennui’s ‘‘Wacky’’, NB, Nanc QUOTE: And if you can believe in all ofit. . . well, that isa reason for dancing, isn’t it? AMBITION: Not to yield PET PEEVE: Priorities, forms, numbers ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1 - 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Accompanist; Harmoniques; Tennis 1, 2; Band 1 - 3; Model Senate 3; Musicals 1, 3; Christmas and Fine Arts Programs 1 - 4; Ennui Donald Ayalla Don QUOTE: You only live once but if you work it right, once is enough AMBITION: To succeed PET PEEVE: Having to look up at people ACTIVITIES: Winter Track; Spring Track; Ski Club es MARK DAVID ANDERSON Susan Ellen Andres Fred QUOTE: Each moment wasted is a life-time lost AMBITION: To find my pot of gold at the end of the rainbow PET PEEVE: Losing and people who think they are better than anyone else ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Tri- Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co- verge 4; Softball 1, 2, Co-Captain 3, Tracy Ann Annese QUOTE: Smile and the world smiles with you AMBITION: To always be happy and make others happy PET PEEVE: Broken promises, waiting ACTIVITIES: Hiking Club; Ski Club Donald Baldini QUOTE: Spin me back down the years and the days of my youth. Draw the lace and black curtains and shut out the whole truth. Spin me down the long ages: let them sing the song ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Model Senate 3; Tennis 1; Boys’ State Presidential Classroom 4; D.A.R. History Award 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Student Advisory Council 3, 4 Marc Ayalla QUOTE: To be one and only one AMBITION: To make it through life PET PEEVE: Big holes and cops ACTIVITIES: Baseball ‘ ra MARC AYALLA | B DONALD AYALLA 4 NANCY ELLEN BACHMAN DONA | to LD BALDINI CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Mary Carbonetti; Nancy Roach, Vice President; Diane Main, Secretary; Robin Goddard, Treasurer; Glenn Fournier, President OPPOSITE PAGE: Jean Todesco, at the charity line for two free ones 29 30 Seniors @ CHRISTOPHER J. BARROWS NEAL A. BOLDRIGHINI MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Barry Meehan and Cindy Cuneo OPPOSITE PAGE: Mike Wagner nets two against Canton MICHAEL BOUCHARD RAYMOND P. BOUCHARD CYNTHIA ANNE BECKWIT ROBERT CARL BOLTON KAREN ANN BOULAY id ay EDWARD R. BOGER Christopher J. Barrows Chris QUOTE: ‘‘Sure’’ AMBITION: To spend my entire life with the person | ‘‘Love”’ PET PEEVE: N.U., warm beer, beavers that can cut more wood than me ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring 2; Weight lifting 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3 Robert Carl Bolton Bob QUOTE: To Don, when will you ever learn. . . AMBITION: Happy family life with a complete understanding of life and the ‘‘universe”’ PET PEEVE: An excellent, well painted dude machine with a full blown hemi and single exhaust ACTIVITIES: Weightlifting 1; Hockey 2 Edward R. Boger Edd QUOTE: Work is the opiate of the masses AMBITION: Make a million dollars and retire at 24 PET PEEVE: Dumb suspensions ACTIVITIES: Work Michael Bouchard Mike QUOTE: All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be AMBITION: To see the Wonders of the World PET PEEVE: Toyotas and tight wads Cynthia Anne Beckwith Cindy QUOTE: To accept the things | cannot change and to change the things | can AMBITION: For Greg and | to be happy together and to succeed in whatever | do PET PEEVE: School, Jack's Cafe ACTIVITIES: Hiking Club, Ski Club Raymond P. Bouchard Ray QUOTE: Pick up the pieces you see before you. Don't let your weakness destroy you. You know wherever you go the world will follow. So let your reasons be true to you AMBITION: To travel around and see the country and to be successful PET PEEVE: Telephone poles, waiting and being called ‘‘Disco Ray”’ Neal A. Boldrighini QUOTE: ''Seems Madam” AMBITION: To do something worthwhile PET PEEVE: Hardguy studs ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 2; Concert Choir 4; Spring Play 4; Model Senate Karen Ann Boulay Karen AMBITION: To spend the rest of my life with Rodney and live in Arizona PET PEEVE: Smoke-filled bathrooms ACTIVITIES: Hiking Club 31 32 Scott Bregnard Gus AMBITION: Peace of mind and communal showers PET PEEVE: Ambitions ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4: Winter Track 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Concert Se 4; Spring Play 2, 4; Christmas lay Richard Patrick Carey IV Cair’s QUOTE: Fortune is guiding our affairs better than we could have AMBITION: To study Marine Biology and to explore the ocean’s depths PET PEEVE: Monday mornings, people that can’t keep a pace ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2; Hiking Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Diane eS Burns Di QUOTE: Together is a happy way to be AMBITION: To work with children, live a happy life with a special someone PET PEEVE: Losing him, senseless fights, loneliness ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 2, 3; Color Guard 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; FTA 1, 2, 3; Usherette 1, 2; Prom Committee 3 Scott Allen Buchanan Buck QUOTE: Here comes tomorrow AMBITION: To be involved with sports PET PEEVE: Running on empty ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Winter Track 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . Seniors A AN SCOTT BREGNARD Thomas Albert Brintnall Ta AMB;TION: To become an expert mechanic. Also to own a Chevy '31 PET PEEVE: People who have money and waste it (RAH) ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Trip Paula Kathleen Butler QUOTE: Whatever the mission of life may be, let love be true, and thought be free AMBITION: To be happy, and to become a professional accountant PET PEEVE: Gossip, cliques and Chris’ fantasies ACTIVITIES: CSF Window Painting 3, 4; Hiking Club 2 Daniel John Brown Danny QUOTE: | think I'll take the day off AMBITION: To have fun and get my license PET PEEVE: Dink Frankly, getting my seat changed ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 3, 4 Walter E. Brown Wally QUOTE: Don't call me, I'll call you . . .maybe?! AMBITION: Elecironics PET PEEVE: A dry bier mug ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3; Wrestling 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3, Captain 3 : A o-, b, WALTER E. BROWN pe ary DIANE E. BURNS | re | � , 4 PAULA KATHLEEN BUTLER RICHARD PATRICK CAREY IV MOST DEPENDABLE: Scott Bregnard and Nancy Roach OPPOSITE PAGE: Wick McPherson relaxing on his way up Mount Monadnock 33 SaaS a 82'S Seniors aT a t JOHN PETER CERTUSE, JR. BEST ALL AROUND: Glenn Fournier and Robin Goddard OPPOSITE PAGE: Jeff Mason lets the shot go at Franklin : uN PAUL COGEN JEFFREY A. COLSON mame Dey, wi i i anaes ®, ‘ The . -. r ‘ . re e a : =, ay 3 : a gw aT Y Y itl 1S el zz. MARTHA CATHERINE CONN Saeed OR DEBRA JEAN CHARBONNEAU John Peter Certuse, Jr. QUOTE: Many journeys end here but the secret’s told the same, life is just a candle and a dream must give it flame AMBITION: The Sea PET PEEVE: Junior girls ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Spring Track 2, 3; Music Man, Funny Girl 1; Concert Choir 1, 2 Jack Allen Clagg QUOTE: Defeat never comes to any man until he admits it AMBITION: To own many businesses throughout the United States while playing professional baseball PET PEEVE: Two-faced people ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2 Debra Jean Charbonneau Deb QUOTE: Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail AMBITION: To find a better way of life and to enjoy it with my friends PET PEEVE: Paranoid people and tense scenes Timothy B. Coffey T-Bone AMBITION: To find out what | want to do and do it PET PEEVE: Mr. Senrab ACTIVITIES: Football 1 Martha Catherine Connor QUOTE: They are free who do not fear to go to the end of their thought AMBITION: To find my place in life, and yet, to have the independence to change if | want to PET PEEVE: Never having enough time; and not knowing when | do ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Drill Team 2: Color Guard 3, 4; NHS 2, 3,4 Jeffrey A. Colson Jeff AMBITION: To do good in whatever | will do PET PEEVE: Pigeons, English ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3, 4; Winter Track 3; Stage Crew 4; AV 2 Paula Chambers Chambers QUOTE: That's OK for me AMBITION: To be happy and successful in whatever | do PET PEEVE: ‘‘Harpo”’ and losing ACTIVITIES: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Ski Club 2 Paul Cogen QUOTE: Life’s rough AMBITION: To be successful with my money PET PEEVE: Kids who fake at parties 35 36 Catherine M. Cottuli Cathy QUOTE: |'d take the path less traveled b AMBITION: To go everywhere and do everything PET PEEVE: Fakes, dreams and Cadia 1 and 2 ACTIVITIES: Golf 2; FTA 3 Timothy Louis Creeden Tim QUOTE: Give me the power to change the things | can, the strength to live with the ones | cannot, and the wisdom to know the difference between them AMBITION: To own Lickety Split and many more PET PEEVE: Getting a 79 ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2; Yearbook 1; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Play 1, 2, 3 Brenda Ann Cuneo Ren QUOTE: The door’s open but the ride ain't free AMBITION: To be fulfilled in life and love forever PET PEEVE: Tardiness, entrapment and fear ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 2; Girl State Representative, CSF Representative Jay Francis D’Ambra Bubba QUOTE: N.D. AMBITION: To live long and easy PET PEEVE: Losing ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 Helen Margaret Davison QUOTE: O strong of heart, go where the road of ancient honor climbs, bow not your craven shoulders. Earth conquered gives the stars AMBITION: To go to heaven PET PEEVE: Being cold ACTIVITIES: F ield Hockey 2; Track 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3 Antonio Roberto DeFaria Tony QUOTE: So what, that’s life AMBITION: To be successful in life PET PEEVE: Mr. Goetz’ lathe number 3 ACTIVITIES: FTA 1, 2; Weightlifting 1, 2,3 Cynthia Louise Cuneo Cindy QUOTE: By the yard life is hard, by the inch it’s acinch AMBITION: To succeed happily PET PEEVE: Having to say goodbye ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen's Court 2; Cheering JV Capt. 3, Varsity 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Concerts 1, 2, 3, 4; America's Cup Seniors VS TIMOTHY LOUIS CREEDEN CYNTHIA LOUISE CUNEO HELEN MARGARET DAVISON BRENDA ANN CUNEO JAY FRANCIS D’'AMBRA ANTONIO ROBERTO DEFARIA DEBRA ANN DEVINE CLASS CHATTERBOX: Tom Musto and Jean Marshall OPPOSITE PAGE: Jay D’Ambra offers consolation to Sue Miller during first Spring Track meet 37 38 Seniors i DIANNE DEVLIN a Fo SCOTT ROBERT EAMES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Carol Peloquin and Don Baldini OPPOSITE PAGE: Carolyn Morton, Spring Track Captain ae MEDERIC J. ETHIER ANNE MARIE ENGLEY JEFFREY C. FASULO LYNNE ANN DOIRON Dianne Devlin Dev AMBITION: To be able to look back and not remember a thing PET PEEVE: Juicy ticks, static cling, trivia ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 1; Track 2; Annual Plays 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Model Senate 3 Gregg Joseph Dion Stork QUOTE: |lovethe sound. . . AMBITION: To learn and enjoy life PERREEVE: Swines, Waah, Tension, ignorance ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball, Baseball Lynne Ann Doiron Quinn QUOTE: Flip is a dog. See Flip run. Good Boy Flip AMBITION: To suffer an existential death and recover a hero; to make my name synonymous with art PET PEEVE: The Unknown, lack of cooperation ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; PR: Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; CSF 1, 2, 3— 1st Place 4; Christmas Assemblies and Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Color Guard 4 Scott Robert Eames QUOTE: It's better to light a candle than to curse the darkness AMBITION: To enjoy four years of college PET PEEVE: Fdimg, track practices, graduating ACTIVITIES: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy's State Alternate 3; Winter Track 3; CSF Window Painting 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew for Carousel Anne Marie Engley Anna QUOTE: Dream your own dreams, take your own trips, choose the paths less taken anid that will make all the difference AMBITION: To find the questions to the answers | seek PET PEEVE: Limitations, people who don't believe, scagrats ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 4; Hiking Club 4 Dolores Janet Ethier QUOTE: Live and let live AMBITION: To live the way | want to live and be whatever | want to be ACTIVITIES: Gym, seeing Bill Gasson five days out of the week Mederic J. Ethier Rick Jeffrey C. Fasulo Fuzzy QUOTE: Life is short so take each day one at a time and make It a day to remember AMBITION: To have a happy and successful life PET PEEVE: McDonald's busy telephones, arguments ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Play, Stage Crew 3 39 40 Susan Jean Fiske Sue, Fiskie QUOTE: A mirror reflects a man’s fancy but what he is really like is shown by the kinds of friends he chooses AMBITION: To laugh, to love, to live PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than others, hypocrites, cafe studies on Monday morning ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Band Scholarship 3 Donald Benjamin Flint Barney, Don, Butnick QUOTE: Look at the size of him, but | only got arms AMBITION: To be a professional PET PEEVE: D.T.D., Who's, Gumlist ACTIVITIES: Weightlifting 3 Glenn Peter Fournier Glen QUOTE: Asummons has come and | am ready for my journey. Thanks NB AMBITION: To become a legend PET PEEVE: TS and BT, 1 pt. tape, arctic birds, never getting a reason why, BUC ACTIVITIES: Class VP, Class President, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Publicity Director 4; District Regional Choir, Funny Girl, Annie Get Your Gun, Sound of Music, Carousel Susan P. Flynn Fuzz QUOTE: Cuckoo AMBITION: To travel around the world and find r eal happiness in life PET PEEVE: Waiting for undependable people and people trying to act older than they really are Seniors SUSAN JEAN FISKE Richard Eric Frank Dick QUOTE: Always keep smiling — it makes people wonder what you've been up to AMBITION: To build a better mousetrap, or breed a dumber mouse; to win the Heisman Trophy PET PEEVE: Getting caught, broken bones and Big Mac eating contests ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Hockey 2; Golf 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; CSF Student Representative 4 William David Frongillo QUOTE: The strongest man in the world is the man who stands alone AMBITION: Wise madness. . . wise madness is better than foolish sanity PET PEEVE: Man vs Man, Man vs Nature, Man vs Himself ACTIVITIES: Baseball, CYO, Football, pene Choir, Funny Girl, Sound of usiC Richard J. Fournier Rich QUOTE: | look at others who deal with twice the pain, then | realize there is no reason to complain AMBITION: To disprove the theory “Nice guys finish last’’ PET PEEVE: Followers, losing, early mornings, and Boulder City Colorado ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Winter Track 2; CSF Window Painting 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; CC 1 David Scott Gallagher Scal Brother QUOTE: Let the good times roll AMBITION: To run my own life PET PEEVE: Bus rides, homework, rainy Saturday nights ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2; Ski Club 2, 3 DONALD BENJAMIN FLINT , } GLENN PETER FOURNIER RICHARD ERIC FRANK RICHARD J. FOURNIER WILLIAM DAVID FRONGILLO DAVID SCOTT GALLAGHER BEST LOOKING: Nancy Melchiorri and Steve Smith OPPOSITE PAGE: Tom Sullivan coaxes an unwilling Cindy Maxwell in the dress rehearsal of Carousel 4) 42 Seniors ROBIN LYNN GODDARD MOST INDIVIDUAL: Lynne Doiron and Marcus Silvi OPPOSITE PAGE: Hiking Club members in the Great Woods, Bill McPherson, Wally Meehan, Linda Mercier and Mary Thurber BARBARA LOUISE GOVE } ALFRED F. GRUHN, JR. DARIN WILLIAM HAAVERSEN JOYCE L. GODDARD Michael Garland QUOTE: Goodbye AMBITION: To be wealthy and healthy PET PEEVE: People who judge people by their looks ACTIVITIES: Hallway walker William Anthony Gasson Willy QUOTE: You see things as they are and ask why, but when | dream things that never were and ask why not!! AMBITION: To own and operate the most active one-eyed worm that’s ever been PET PEEVE: Bogarts, Penguins with a limp and girls that think they're hot when they’re not ACTIVITIES: Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Ice Hockey 1; All-Star 1, 2; Football 1, 243; 4 Joyce L. Goddard QUOTE: The way some people find fault, you'd think there was a reward AMBITION: Get out of Mansfield and see someone else go to art school PET PEEVE: Julie and George; people who have a problem telling the truth ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2 Robin Lynn Goddard Bird QUOTE: You sit in silence and the river answers AMBITION: To seek the truth PET PEEVE: Man's pettiness ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1; Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Tri-Capt. 4; Play 1 Alfred F. Gruhn, Jr. Al QUOTE: Every man creates his own fortune AMBITION: Life PET PEEVE: Chemistry class with DC and DB : ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Be Hockey 1; eat Woods, Barbara Louise Gove Barb QUOTE: When it comes to generosity, some folks stop at nothing AMBITION: To do what the Lord wants me to do and not what | want PET PEEVE: People that use other people and school lunches ACTIVITIES: FTA Denise Marie Gonsalves QUOTE: Don't walk behind me, | may not lead. Don't walk in front of me, | may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend AMBITION: Marry vay in July and work as a dental assistant PET PEEVE: People who think they know everything 43 44 Wayne D. Hallgren QUOTE: Just first Curt, just first AMBITION: To get as far as possible PET PEEVE: Aggravation, English, high beams on B. Road, gumiist, who's ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Ski Club William J. Hanson Bill QUOTE: Better things are bound to happen on my way AMBITION: To be as happy the rest of my life as | am now. To cruise through town in my own Rolls PET PEEVE: Phony girls, 7:50 — 2:03, empty tanks, rivers, hardguys, N.E. Baptist ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2 Renee Marie Hatch QUOTE: Sadness bears no remedy, for the problems in your life won't disappear AMBITION: To never stop caring, to be successful, and to make people happy PET PEEVE: ‘| don't care,”’ cold weather, good-byes and beans! ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir, Student Council, Spanish Club, Yearbook, Musicals, Girl’s Chorus, H.C. skit, Freshman skit Denise Marie Harkness QUOTE: If you love me for what | am, we shall be happier together AMBITION: To become a CPA PET PEEVE: Gym ACTIVTIES: Band 2,3,4 Seniors WAYNE D. HALLGREN Marcia Louise Haskell Marcia QUOTE: Stop the world, | want to get off Crea To repaint the Sistine h PET} PEEVE: Not being able to achieve a goal ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3; Band Board of Officers 4 Thomas |. Harding Tom QUOTE: What did | do to get you so p d off this time? AMBITION: To become successful at whatever | do PET PEEVE: Kissing telephone poles and gym first period on Wednesday ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1, 2; Winter Track 1, 2; Spring Track 1, 2 Kevin Hayes Chick QUOTE: If you love something very much, let it go free. If it does not return, it was never meant to be yours. If it does, love it forever AMBITION: To own Mansfield Music PET PEEVE: The ‘‘Jet Set’’ ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sound of Music 3; Student Advisory Council 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4 Jill Harding QUOTE: There are two ways of spreading the light; be the candle or the mirror that reflects it AMBITION: To spread the light PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning ACTIVITIES: Basketball Manager 1; Stylus 1; Funny Girl 1; Hiking Club 1, 2; Field Hockey 2; Band 1, 2,3 WILLIAM J. HANSON THOMAS |. HARDING MARCIA LOUISE HASKELL all: DENISE MARIE HARKNESS RE RENEE MARIE HATCH KEVIN HAYES CLASS FLIRTS: John LeBlanc and Diane Burns OPPOSITE PAGE: David Orton and Mary Hyde in dress rehearsal for Carousel 45 46 Seniors ae a } =| : : ; ' Fa J é BARBARA ANN JETTE MOST ATHLETIC: Paul Souza and Sue Andres OPPOSITE PAGE: Three year member of the Rifle Line Jeanne McCrady MARGUERITE ANN KASHTAN KIMBERLY JEAN KAY JILL VIRGINIA HINCHEY ERIN MARIE KELLY MARY HYDE Ralph Alden Haynes Ralph QUOTE: People are not always what they seem AMBITION: To be happy at whatever | do or wherever | go PET PEEVE: Freaks, Bullets, and Mr. Tompson Jill Virginia Hinchey QUOTE: They pass through your sorrow and leave you quite still. . . sitting among souvenirs AMBITION: To realize and attain my dreams PET PEEVE: Good-byes, ‘'! don't care” ACTIVITIES: Winter and Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1; Color Guard 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, Officer 3, 4; Harmoniques 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4 Mary Hyde Mares QUOTE: We are the Village Green Preservation Society, God save strawberry jam and all its different varieties AMBITION: To succeed purely through talent alone PET PEEVE: School, Pigs, A.M. Radio, discotheque, rain, unreal people ACTIVITIES: Play 4, Carousel Christopher D. Kane Kipper PET PEEVE: Mansfield High Administration, J.C., 7:00 A.M. Marguerite Ann Kashtan Margo Merchant QUOTE: A daughter of the god, divinely tall, and most divinely fair AMBITION: To get married, and live happily ever after with P.L. PET PEEVE: Cold classrooms ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 1; FTA 1 Kimberly Jean Kay Kim QUOTE: What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters, compared with what lies within us AMBITION: Having my dreams come true PET PEEVE: Good-byes, waiting ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2, 3; Winter and Spring Track, Ski Club, NHS 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1; Rifles 2, 3; Student Council Rep 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3 Barbara Ann Jette QUOTE: | know what | want and | know what | can’t have, but what | want and what! can't have are the same thing AMBITION: To live and be happy PET PEEVE: Maybe's, unkept promises, old cars ACTIVITIES: Softball 2; Yearbook 2, 3 Erin Marie Kelly QUOTE: Your life must be controlled by love AMBITION: To be successful and happy in whatever | do PET PEEVE: Waiting, closed minds, followers 47 48 ”AUL EDWAR ss D KING Paul Edward King Daniel Joseph Lamagno Porpoise a sna : QUOTE: The world is too much wi mar eancaen let school interfere with us; late and soon, getting and AMBITION: To someday own my own eae we lay and waste our business, become rich and famous pee and to always make a certain eee AMBITION. To participate in the 1984 happy pee Losing football games eae : Losing foo : Tally Hei Saturday noting ace ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3, Capt. putt AEA Bic Sar? 4; Winter and Spring Track 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 3, Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4 Mary Elizabeth Kinsley Dirk Alan Lamagno QUOTE: Sweet bird of time and QUOTE: Don’t hope for success, train change, you must be laughing, upon for it your feathers laughing. . . AMBITION: State cop AMBITION: Satisfaction PET PEEVE: Doctors, Math PET PEEVE: Crowds, restricting ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter forces, never enough and Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4 ; A. JOHN KUSSMAUL Carol Mike, Mikey, Babe, Whatever 4 : AMBITION: To live a long happy life, QUOTE: The important thing is to and take a trip to Hawaii become at any moment, to sacrifice PET PEEVE: Getting up at 5:30 to be what we are for what we could ready at 7:00 to catch the bus fow become school AMBITION: To graduate from Mansfield High, and to own my own business and have someone to share it with PET PEEVE: People who watch other people ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1; Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3 A. John Kussmaul John K. LeBlanc QUOTE: Out of the frying pan into the Bruce ‘‘J”’ fire QUOTE: Huh PET PEEVE: Butts in the bathroom, AMBITION: To succeed trees PET PEEVE: Hard liquor, Biology and ACTIVITIES: Office detention 1, 2, 3, 4 getting fat ACTIVITIES: Spring Track 3, 4; Winter Track 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Football 3 ad DANIEL JOSEPH LAMAGNO ie F2 MICHAEL C. LAJOIE MOST TALENTED: Tom Sullivan and Cindy Maxwell OPPOSITE PAGE: Glenn Fournier, Hail Caesar! DIRK ALAN LAMAGNO JOHN K. LEBLANC 49 50 Seniors “ JAMES COLEMAN LESHANE | JEANNE MARIE LINDQUIST BEST DRESSED: Gregg Dion and Mary Kinsley OPPOSITE PAGE: Carol Peloquin and Nancy Roach take advantage of an unexpected Spring afternoon break CURTIS ALAN LINN JACQUELINE LUCIA ve James Coleman LeShane C-Brain QUOTE: ‘‘Je suis parce que je donc’’ — ‘'Isn't that how it goes?”’ AMBITION: To be content PET PEEVE: Marcus, Bobby, Ramblers, and Johnny Rotten ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1, 2; Winter Track 1; Experiencing Hendrix 1, 2, 3, 4; Rock 1, 2, 3, 4; Life 1-17 Jeanne Marie Lindquist Jeannie QUOTE: You are you and | am |, and if by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Treasurer 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Hiking Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Winter Track 2 John Alfred LoDico John Alfred LoDico QUOTE: Beam me the h | out of here, Scotty AMBITION: It PET PEEVE: Static ACTIVITIES: Student Advisory Council: Model Senate; Golf; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Parking Lot Staff; CSF Window Painting Laurie L. Lischer ACTIVITIES: Assorted Trivia 1, 2, 3, 4: Model Senate 3 Theresa Ann Lestan Terry QUOTE: Live and let die AMBITION: To break through the scotch tape that is holding me PET PEEVE: People with closed minds, waiting ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Curtis Alan Linn Curt QUOTE: Just first, Wayne, just first AMBITION: To make it up that famous creek without a paddle PET PEEVE: DTD, Who's Gumlist, Fords, people who drive with their high beams on in CC F ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Winter Track 1, 2, 3; Spring Track 1, Za3 Thomas J. Lewis Major Tom AMBITION: To return to California, live in San Francisco, attain black belt in Ju Kune Do 4th degree PET PEEVE: Some people don't realize the full extent of what | say ACTIVITIES: Indoor Sports Jacqueline Lucia Jake AMBITION: To be happy in everything | do PET PEEVE: Clicks and Monday morning oy, 52 Paul B. Mackey Mac AMBITION: To graduate and get a good job PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning to go to school Gary Kenneth Madan QUOTE: She's dead, I'm alive, I'm yours AMBITION: To be taught by Don Juan, become immortal, and get a job PET PEEVE: Mike Rodot and Mr. Natural ACTIVITIES: Punk 1, 2, 3, 4 David Charles Malay Mayday QUOTE: There are places 1'Il remember all my life though some have changed, some forever not for better some have gone and some remain, all these places had their moments AMBITION: To become Mansfield’s best lawyer ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3 Dave Maloon QUOTE: You want to play, you gotta pay AMBITION: To stay one step ahead of life PET PEEVE: The Mansfield School Administration PAUL B. MACKEY Jean Susan Marshall QUOTE: He meditates revenge who least complains arg a To greet the world with a smile PET PEEVE: Broken plans, fading friendships and the class stud Diane Main Di QUOTE: Like one that spies a far off land where he would tread wishing his foot were equal with his eye AMBITION: To see things for what they really are and not for what they could or should be PET PEEVE: Games people play ACTIVITIES: Cheering, Capt. 4; Spring Track, Ski Club; Spanish Club, NHS; Prom Court 3; Class Secretary, Stage Crew 3 Jeffrey W. Mason Jeff QUOTE: Real Strength comes from within AMBITION: To become the best human being | can PET PEEVE: People who project a false image ACTIVITIES: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Co- Capt. 4; Winter Track 2, 3, 4: Weightlifting 2, 3, 4; Christmas Play Stage Crew 4 John Manning QUOTE: I'm alive, |'m alive AMBITION: To become successful aah PEEVE: Misplaced chairs and D ACTIVITIES: Winter Track Seniors GARY KENNETH MADAN ae time : a JOHN MANNING “ JEANS USAN DIANE MAIN RE DAVE MALOON MARSHALL JEFFREY W. MASON CLASS SWEETHEARTS: Ron Ploot and Beth Udall OPPOSITE PAGE: Diane Main 53 54 eniors CINDY LEIGH MAXWELL er = - ee is ae aM a 1 ae j LYNN ANN McCR WITTIEST: Mike Wagner and Cheryl Moore OPPOSITE PAGE: Dress Down Day is special to Tony DeFaria PATTI ANN McGRATH TIMOTHY JAMES McGRATH a KARL EDWARD McKEE JEANNE PATRICIA McCRADY STEVEN JOHN McCORMACK Cindy Leigh Maxwell Max QUOTE: There’s no business like show business AMBITION: To be a successful actress, happily married and have healthy children PET PEEVE: Algebra and 440’s ACTIVITIES: Band, Christmas Plays, Musicals, Field Hockey, Winter Track, Spring Track, Concert Choir, Librarian, Student Council Susan Marie Mayo QUOTE: Time is too precious to be sitting around waiting for dreams to come true; the longer you wait the more you realize you have been wasting ieee time AMBITION: To succeed in everything | do and know I’ve done my best PET PEEVE: Gossip, good-byes, and waitin ACTIVITIES: Spring Track 1, 2,3 Steven John McCormack Mac QUOTE: Take life as it comes AMBITION: To work for Ma Bell PET PEEVE: Cross Country, giving people rides home ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew, Christmas and Carousel Lynn Ann McCra Linus QUOTE: Can | tell you now as you turn to go? I'll be dying slowly till your next hello. If you go away AMBITION: To buy CJ a VW and to be a success in the world of business PET PEEVE: D.H., turning me off and turning me on, the M M man, spes. Jeanne Patricia McCrady QUOTE: Tell me, I'll forget. Show me, | may remember, but involve me and I'll understand AMBITION: To never regret anything I've done PET PEEVE: gnorance, administrations ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 1; Rifles 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, Editor 4; Spanish Club 2; Winter Track 2; CSF Window Painting Patti Ann McGrath Patti QUOTE: A person is not at peace with others until he is at peace with himself AMBITION: To live life to its highest peak and to be happy in whatever | do PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning, stuck up people, and not being n'd Karl Edward McKee McKee Mouse QUOTE: Willingness to try is the willingness of life itself AMBITION: To be as successful as | can be in my own mind PET PEEVE: Children’s Hospital ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club; Band 1, 2,3 Timothy James McGrath QUOTE: Better late than never AMBITION: To be myself all the time and not what someone else wants me to be PET PEEVE: Honor role and citizenship ACTIVITIES: Student Advisory Council 4; Yearbook 4; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4; Football 4; AV Club 1, 2 55 56 Seniors — f WILLIAM P. McPHERSON Linda Jeanne Mercier QUOTE: Our love is always and forever AMBITION: To successfully finish college which will build a strong career PET PEEVE: People taking advantage of one another, friends that listen to second-hand news, and the little thieves ACTIVITIES: Hiking William P. McPherson Wick QUOTE: Hooo...!! AMBITION: To be successful in life PET PEEVE: Flat tires and people that act like yodo's ACTIVITIES: Golf 1; Winter Track 2; Hiking Club Nancy Anne Melchiorri Nance QUOTE: Love consists not in gazing at each other but in looking outward together in the same direction Susan A. Medeiros Sam QUOTE: It’s nice to be important, but it's also important to be nice AMBITION: Graduate from college and be successful in the field | choose AMBITION: To make Jack happy PET PEEVE: Hurting the ones you forever and to be successful and love when you're only trying to make happy them understand PET PEEVE: Phony friends, people ACTIVITIES: FTA 1; Softball 2 who cut down cheerleaders ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Prom Court 3; Yearbook 3 Cheryl Anne Moore Carolyn Morton Cheryl QUOTE: The rung of a ladder was QUOTE: |'ll have to start acting more never meant to rest upon, but only to sensible. . . tomorrow hold a man's foot long enough to put the other somewhat higher AMBITION: To reach the top rung PET PEEVE: |gnorance ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4; Ski Club 1, 3; Field Hockey Mgr. 2; Cross Country Capt. 4; Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Yearbook 3, Editor, Treasurer 4 AMBITION: To find true happiness in life, accomplish my goals and to travel PET PEEVE: .323 of a point, good- byes, Mr. B, gossip, Chem Girl ACTIVITIES: Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; CSF, NHS 3; Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Stage Crew 3, 4 Harold B. Meehan Walter A. Meehan Barry Wally AMBITION: To become a carpenter PET PEEVE: Coaches that play favorites ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 2,3,4; Hiking Club 4 QUOTE: Hey! AMBITION: Pro Football Player PET PEEVE: When people use other people for what they have ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1; Spring Track 1, 3, 4; FTA 1 LINDA JEANNE MERCIER NANCY ANNE MELCHIORRI SOIT. CHERYL ANNE MOORE CAROLYN MO ry RTON LIVELIEST: Mike LaJoie and Darlene Plant OPPOSITE PAGE: Dirk Lamagno 57 a Oe critter aaneenemeeeee ee DOUGLAS MUISE n NERKANS _ - y —enostinneneneton ENA AAS, RUSSELL ARTHUR MUISE © Q E x Q o g ne) = 0 £2 ot O§ O Ss g2 is x5 ou TES BS 0% i?p) a § Og = 3 = = = ®o Q [= = W = Oo nad O %) Y x — O THOMAS L. MUSTO MICHAEL RICHARD MURRAY = S c = 58 CARL A. NELS ae ut ag he Ye 5 NANCY ANN MUNROE et ON III RAYMOND A. MUISE Douglas Muise Dou QUOTE: Soap and education are not as sudden as massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run AMBITION: To convince myself that the best is yet to come PET PEEVE: Are you related to Russ or Ray?, cliques, F's and B's ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Winter Track 1, 2; Spring Track 1, 2; Hiking Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tatler 1 Raymond A. Muise Bookie QUOTE: Natural ability without education has more often brought men to virtue and glory than education without natural ability AMBITION: Becoming a diesel mechanic PET PEEVE: Those stems and seeds that you don't need, Smitty’s guns ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 1, 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 2 Thomas L. Musto Tom AMBITION: To be successful PET PEEVE: Missing hubcaps ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 4; Winter Track 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Russell Arthur Muise QUOTE: My heart is filled, ya | have the will AMBITION: To build a wall and then knock it down PET PEEVE: Not knowing before what had to be done ACTIVITIES: Football, Spring Track Julie A. Muise Jules QUOTE: Blessed are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true AMBITION: To die rich and contented PET PEEVE: Phonies, L.C., regrets ACTIVITIES: Annual Play 3, 4; Spring Track 3; Prom Committee; Hiking Club 2; CSF 1, 2, 3, 4; Rallies; Concert Choir 3, 4; Christmas Plays 3, 4; Fine Arts Weekend 2, 3, 4: Boston Globe Art Show Nancy Ann Munroe QUOTE: Smile! It makes people wonder what you've been up to AMBITION: To be successful in nursing and to be happy PET PEEVE: People who think they're better than others ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Color Guard 4; Spanish Club 1; CSF Window Painting 3, 4 Michael Richard Murray Mike QUOTE: For me? AMBITION: To be tops in my field and not to flunk out of college PET PEEVE: DTD, Who's, Gumlist, cold toilet seats ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Ski Club 2, 4; Weightlifting 3; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 Carl A. Nelson III QUOTE: | can do it AMBITION: To be the first honest politician PET PEEVE: Late bells ACTIVITIES: Spring Track 1; Winter Track 2; Debate Team 2: Model Senate 3; College 4; Band 1, 2 59 Donna Marie Noonan Noony QUOTE: Live and let live AMBITION: To live my life the way | want PET PEEVE: People who don't stand up for their rights, and snobs ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1; FTA 2 Deirdre Marie Oberlander QUOTE: His mother always said a trip was just a bad fall AMBITION: To love and never feel the need to take control over it; be successful PET PEEVE: People hard to understand, Mansfield School Staff ACTIVITIES: Winter Track, Spring Track, Manager; Drill Team 2 Matthew F. O’Leary Matt QUOTE: I'm living for the wine and music of life because when it hurts, it helps AMBITION: To be happy and successful in life and to keep smiling with the kid PET PEEVE: Sunny warm days that end, being told that you can't warm beer ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Winter Track 1, 2, 3, Gapt. 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1 Seniors DONNA MARIE NOONAN William A. Nordberg Billy QUOTE: No one can penetrate me. They only see what’s in their own fanc AMBITION: Catch a train to happiness PET PEEVE: Crutches, missed blocks, conforming to school regulations and rules ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 3, 4; Musicals 3, 4 Rosalind Olden Ros QUOTE: Don’t get upset, it’s not a major disaster AMBITION: To find a Coupe de Ville hiding at the bottom of a Cracker Jack box ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 1, 2; Rifles 3, 4; Winter Guard Rifle Sergeant 4; Spanish Club 2; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Colleen Ellen O'Malley Space QUOTE: Life is like asoap opera. . . so give me a commercial AMBITION: To travel the world PET PEEVE: Waiting, scagrats ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 4; Softball 2, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 i EV iy § DARREN PAUL O'BRIEN ee ROSALIND OLDEN DEIDRE MARIE OBERLANDER MUTT AND JEFF: Marguerite Kashtan and Donald Ayalla OPPOSITE PAG E: Drama group David Orton, Martha Wood, Diana Tighe, King Russell Muise, Paul Souza (below), Zinta Reks, Glenn Fournier, and Diane Main a MATTHEW F. O'LEARY COLLEEN ELLEN O'MALLEY 61 62 QUIETEST: Scott Eames and Jeanene Swanson OPPOSITE PAGE: Steve McCormack, Carole Peloquin and Scott Bregnard in a game of leap-frog on stage during play rehearsal Seniors RONALD DAVID PLOOF DARLENE MARIE PLANT CAROLE JEAN PELOQUIN x Se Si yr 4 £ LAURIE JEAN PLANTE JANELLE MARIE PRECOURT ANN PICCOLOMINI Carole Jean Peloquin QUOTE: It’s all right, now I've learned my lesson well, you see you can’t please everyone so you've got to please yourself AMBITION: To be happy with myself PET PEEVE: Unanswerable questions ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir; Tennis All State District Choir; Musicals; Model Senate; Band; Class President 1; Honor Society Ralph J. Petrillo, Jr. Mr. P. QUOTE: Oh Yeah, that’s what you get for being a nice guy AMBITION: To use my God given gifts to their fullest potential PET PEEVE: Mirrors, deadlines, twigs, Grand Rapids, Michigan ACTIVITIES: Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 1, 2, 3; S.H. Dance 4; CSF Window Painting 2, 3, 4 Darlene Marie Plant Leanie QUOTE: Though distance may come between friends, the bond that holds them close will never weaken — The love they share will never be more than amemory apart AMBITION: Love, happiness and health ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Pres. 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3; Musicals 4; Cheerleading 1, 2; School Newspaper 2, 3; Chorus 4; America’s Cup Tutor 1 Laurie Jean Plante QUOTE: Who we are, who we become is determined by those who love us AMBITION: To always be happy and to live my life to the fullest PET PEEVE: Liars, and people who do not care for others ACTIVITIES: Hiking Club Janelle Marie Precourt Janz QUOTE: To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe AMBITION: To appreciate the past, live today, and strive for the future PET PEEVE: Stubborn people ACTIVITIES: NHS, Student Council, Treasurer 3, Pres. 4; Ski Club; Cheering Capt. 4; Spanish Club: Funny Girl; Queen's Court; Prom Court Ann Piccolomini Pic QUOTE: The sun sank slowly in the west. Time slowed down to a crawl, and there was no reason to hurry. The tortoise Knew he had time to kill. Haste makes waste, he thought. . . AMBITION: To work at Peterbilt. To party with Neil Young. To live in a big house with all my friends. PET PEEVE: School, trouble Ronald David Ploof QUOTE: Life is sad, life is a bust. All you can do Is to do what you must AMBITION: To graduate from college and be able to live the way | want PET PEEVE : Phony people, disco music, people at McDonalds, WA, Brains, swines ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Basketball 1; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 1, 2, 4 Jean Marie Pollister QUOTE: Great souls are not those with fewer passions and more virtues, but simply those with a stronger sense of purpose AMBITION: To take the 1st step that begins the journey of 1,000 miles ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 1; Ski Club 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; Cross Country 1; Hiking Club 1, 2, 3, 4 63 64 Dawn Marie Razee QUOTE: |n order to love others, one must learn to love himself first AMBITION: To earn a degree in the travel industry PET PEEVE: Bookkeeping classes, m classes, the Musketeers ACTIVITIES: FTA 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Hiking Club 4; Play 4; Softball 2 Geoffrey W. Reed Toucan Sam QUOTE: Give my A.O. a French kiss AMBITION: To catch Michael W. parking PET PEEVE: Losing and the ‘‘GW's”’ ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4 Wendy Ann Regan QUOTE: All my tomorrows depend on your love AMBITION: To spend a long and happy life with that special someone, ST PET PEEVE: Jealousy, waiting, fake friends, junk cars, chemistry ACTIVITIES: Softball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4 Karen Reynolds QUOTE: Life's truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along the way AMBITION: To be where | want when | want PET PEEVE: Liars, good-byes, and space shots Seniors . ye DAWN MARIE RAZEE Zinta Laila Reks QUOTE: Live today for it will never come again AMBITION: To fulfill my purpose in life and be happy PET PEEVE: Snow that turns to rain ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, Librarian 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Drill Team 1; Color Guard 2; Chorus 2; Musicals 1, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; CSF Wi Zee: Katherine A. Roberts Kathy QUOTE: To be loved is like having love — beautiful today and forever AMBITION: To live a happy and fulfilled life with the one | love PET PEEVE: Boring studies, false people ACTIVITIES: FTA 1, 2,3 Nancy Helene Roach QUOTE: Just ‘cause everybody does it, that doesn’t make it right for me AMBITION: Immortality PET PEEVE: Not being able to trust anyone ACTIVITIES: Class Vice-president 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, President 4; Spanish Ciub 2, 3: Drill Team 1; Color Guard 2, 3, Capt. 4 Maureen E. Rose Rosie QUOTE: To be yourself is to be the real you AMBITION: To some day be my own boss PET PEEVE: Getting up for school . GEOFFREY W. REED NANCY HELENE ROACH KATHERINE A. ROBERTS MA UREENE ROSE FRIENDLIEST: Matt O'Leary and Donna Waters OPPOSITE PAGE: Gregg Dion watches the action in discouragement 65 66 Seniors a. ary Ore, , O . MELISSA L. SEIFERT BEST SMILE: Ray Muise and Nancy Bachman OPPOSITE PAGE: Diana Tighe obviously pleased about developments at the first meet of the season 7 RONALD N. SHERMAN DOREEN MARIE SHIEK eee. Rie. + ee ‘ - 2 5 woe ; : ae LORAINE L. SAUNDERS SUZANNE MARIE SILVA “Aa ROLAND A. SCHAUPP Carmine Russo QUOTE: Se il fotografo mi fotografizasse tu mi sapresti fotografizare cosi come mi ha fotografizato il fotografo? AMBITION: To become a professional soccer player and to succeed in whatever | do PET PEEVE: Early Saturday practices ACTIVITIES: Spring Track 2, 3 Debbie Louise Shepard Debbie QUOTE: Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today be happy always AMBITION: To work with horses and live a happy life PET PEEVE: People making up stories, weekends with friends, math Class ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Montreal Trip 4 Ronald N. Sherman The Man QUOTE: To succeed is not how much money you make, but whether you like what you are doing AMBITION: To own my own business PET PEEVE: Being a who, Gumllist, DTD Loraine L. Saunders Rainy QUOTE: What doesn't kill us makes us stronger AMBITION: To get out of the ruler factory PET PEEVE: Attendance records ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 1; Hiking Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Melissa Ly Seifert Lis QUOTE: | hope that it’s only amnesia, believe me |’m sick but not insane AMBITION: Tc recreate what has yet to be created PET PEEVE: Having my picture taken ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4: Harmoniques 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, Py 3, 4; Student Advisory 2 Suzanne Marie Silva Sue QUOTE: People don’t say what they mean or mean what they say, the more | get to know a person, the more | wish | remained a stranger AMBITION: To be able to take things as they come, always giving them my best shot PET PEEVE: Waiting and finding Noone at our favorite place in Brockton Doreen Marie Shiek Shieky and Trouble QUOTE: Here Today, gone tomorrow, where we'll be is pride nor sorrow AMBITION: To be an accountant or a pediatrician, or nursery school assistant PET PEEVE: People who say they're your friends, but when the time comes to prove it they’re never there Roland A. Schaupp Bip QUOTE: The future’s uncertain, the end is always near AMBITION. To be successful in life PET PEEVE: Pancho, having no money, waitin ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 2 67 68 Marcus James Silvi QUOTE: But who am | to believe in dreams? AMBITION: To liberate my people PET PEEVE: Satisfied people, Madame Moo Moo, and walking through the haze ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1; Track 1, 2: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Accompanist 2, 3, 4; Party Thrower 4 Henry Simoni Hank, N.B.’s Ennui QUOTE: That's not civilization, that’s Mansfield AMBITION: To conform to the structure PET PEEVE: Overtones and stupidity ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir; Math Team; Tennis Team; Boys’ State; SAC Paul Joseph Souza Souz QUOTE: Nevermore shall | return, escape these caves of ice; for | have dined on honeydew, and drunk the milk of paradise AMBITION. To leap beyond the sun PET PEEVE: Attitude, atmosphere ACTIVITIES: Track Field 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals: Funny Girl 1, Sound of Music 3: Student Council 4; Cross Country 1, 2 Stephen Daniel Smith Smitty QUOTE: Let it grow AMBITION: Solitude PET PEEVE: Politicians, crowds, the city, an angry mother, Bookie’s guns ACTIVITIES: Football, Baseball, CYO, Stylus MARCUS JAMES SILVI Jeffrey Clayton Skinner QUOTE: You can have anything you want, if you have the ambition to try for it AMBITION: To succeed at something that’s right for me, to someday own a cabin near a lake PET PEEVE: Pre-cal and waking up for school ACTIVITIES: Band 1; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Class trip to Montreal Cindy L. Smith Smitty QUOTE: Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive AMBITION: To live my life to the fullest and spend the rest of it happy PET PEEVE: My brother Roy, Library passes, backing down at the last minute ACTIVITIES: Softball 1, 2; Band 2 Donna Marie Sparrow Birdi QUOTE: Never let yesterday use up today AMBITION: To be a famous architect in Canada PET PEEVE: Gossip, false friends, and studies ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 2, 3; Field Hockey Manager 1 Kenneth J. Stowe Duck QUOTE: Man can only be what he believes he can be AMBITION: To be rich and famous PET PEEVE: Warm beer, roach burns, and telephone poles ACTIVITIES: Winter Track 1 Seniors CINDY L. SMITH a 7 PAUL JOSEPH SOUZA : 5 2 : a : 2 i % a 2 5 STEPHEN DANIEL SMITH ABOVE: John Certuse playing for the Homecoming dance OPPOSITE PAGE: David Malay in one of his more pensive moods DONNA MARIE SPARROW KENNETH J. STOWE 69 70 Seniors Tae aa MARY A. THURBER ABOVE: Dan Lamagno swinging wide out of the backfield OPPOSITE PAGE: Drill Team Captain, Lynne Doiron - DOREEN TITUS JEAN MARIE TODESCO a ‘ee POS aaek hd a 4 Se ¥ aie aie “S4na om ALBERT TORTORA NANCY TAYLOR Jerome Charles Sullivan Sully QUOTE: Before you go to heaven, you gotta raise a little hell AMBITION: To move to Seattle ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 4; Track 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Jeanene R. Swanson QUOTE: Some minds are like concrete — all mixed up and permanently set AMBITION: To gain self-confidence, grow in knowledge, understanding and wisdom, and always make room for improvement PET PEEVE: Gossip, not having enough time to do everything | want Nancy Taylor QUOTE: Loving and being loved are what life itself is about. No matter the time or place, nothing is impossible where there is love AMBITION: To finish climbing the stairway to heaven with the man | love. And when we get to the top, fulfill our lives with happiness PET PEEVE: Certain jealous people, pigs, warm beer, and no tunes at a party Doreen Titus Tidy QUOTE: Oh I'm so tired today AMBITION: To survive through life PET PEEVE: Waiting for people that are late Diana Tighe Ti QUOTE: Stay “oti at heart ’cause you're never old AMBITION: To build a world of my own PET PEEVE: The Hairy eyeball, the choral room, ‘‘Just a good time’’ ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2,3, 4: Concert Choir 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4: Girl's State 3; Musicals 1, 2, 4 Jean Marie Todesco Jeanie QUOTE: Reach for the rainbow. . . But don’t expect gold AMBITION: To be successful, healthy and happ PET PEEVE: Double physics, Mr. B. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4: Christmas Play 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Softball 2 Mary A. Thurber Thurbs QUOTE: We should always keep our friendships in a constant state of repair AMBITION: To make a lot of money when I'm young, and live along time to enjoy it PET PEEVE: Having only one john open for the right reason ACTIVITIES: Hiking Club Albert Tortora Crazy Al QUOTE: Life is nothing but a big head rush AMBITION: To travel and see the world 71 72 Karen Lynn Trago ay QUOTE: Dreams and reality are not far apart AMBITION: To make a good life for myself, to travel around the world PET PEEVE: Inconsiderate people, being told to shut up ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 3; Christmas Play 4; Ski Club 3; Drama Club 3, 4 Marlene L. Trahan QUOTE: All eyes should behold the world with the soft light of humanity AMBITION: To find genuine love, life and laughter PET PEEVE: Tiggers that don't bounce ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 2,3, 4 Michele Ann Ward QUOTE: In my heart, | Keep my treasures, my private, precious collection of happiness too beautiful to display to the watching world AMBITION: To find a purpose, and to live by values I've learned through my Own experiences, not someone else's PET PEEVE: Rainy days and Mondays always get me down Julia Ellen Trenouthi QUOTE: A man said to the universe: “Sir, | exist!’ “However,” replied the universe, “The fact has not created in me Asense of obligation.” ‘Seniors 4 KAREN LYNN TRAGO Michael A. Wagner The Waggles QUOTE: There's a message for you on my kneecap AMBITION: To travel the world PET PEEVE: X marks the spot, people who hold grudges, losing the ‘‘G.W.” ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance 4; Stage Crew for Carousel; CSF Collection Beth Ann Udall QUOTE: Oh to live on Sugar Mountain with the Barkers and the colored balloons AMBITION: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield PET PEEVE: Authority without ability ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1; Funny Girl 1, Annie Get Your Gun 2: National Honor Society 3; Model Senate 3; Concert Choir 3, 4 Gayle Elizabeth Warner QUOTE: Keep on smilin’ thru the rain, laughin’ at the pain, goin’ with the changes till the sun comes out again AMBITION: To find a better time and to be happy with the decisions |’ve made PET PEEVE: Nobody at the F.P., saying goodbye, and ‘'what’s the matter?’ ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2; Tatler 1; CSF Window Painting 2 Marie F. Uva Twit QUOTE: Friends are like precious jewels; the longer you have them, the more valuable they become AMBITION.To be successful PET PEEVE: Monday mornings pS: Band 1,2,3,4: Spanish lub 2 MARLENE L. TRAHAN ) R MICHELE ANN WARD ABOVE: Robin Goddard, ready for action OPPOSITE PAGE: Captain Ron Ploof grinds out extra yards against Franklin 1! 74 Seniors je ‘ WILLIAM CLIFFORD WARREN I! DONNA MARIE WATERS JOHN P. WELLINGTON Dawn Razee and Sue Alberto being escorted to Memorial Park by local police officer SANDRA ANN WHITE JANICE ANN WILKINSON ae es en Mie. . Kean Y MARTHA WOOD - Ns LORIE ANN ZAREK William Clifford Warren II Wild Bill QUOTE: Truth is the best vindication against slan der AMBITION: To study international relations PET PEEVE: Recreational games in gym ACTIVITIES: Boys’ State 3; Model Senate 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Debating Club 2; Tatler 4; Hiking Club 2; Presidential Classroom Alternate 4; Cross Country 1; Stylus 3, Editor 4 Donna Marie Waters Waa Waa QUOTE: Love me for what | am, not for what you want me to be AMBITION: To finally be happy PET PEEVE: William Gasson, Gym, two-faced people, snobs ACTIVITIES: Softball 2, 3; FTA 2, 3 John P. Wellington, Jr. Big Foot AMBITION: To be the Jack of all Trades and master of them all PET PEEVE: People asking ‘How's the weather up there?” ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1, 2; Winter Track 1; Concert Choir 3, 4; Spring Track 1; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 Janice M. Wheeler QUOTE: The answer lies within AMBITION: To find the answer PET PEEVE: The intellectual wasteland of MHS ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Math Team 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4 Sandra Ann White Sandy QUOTE: Grant me the serenity to accept the things | cannot change, courage those things | can, and wisdom to know the difference AMBITION: To be a nurse, to make others happy PET PEEVE: MHS Cliques, people who spend so much time laughing at others, instead of with them, taking away Our senior privileges of initiation, good-byes Thomas Michael Sullivan Tom QUOTE: Only he who attempts the absurd, attains the impossible AMBITION: To attain the impossible PET PEEVE: Anything slightly resembling MHS ACTIVITIES:Spring Track 2; Christmas Play 2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Student Council 4 are my own AMBITION: To travel the world PET PEEVE: Gum snappers, people that litter, people with no class ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1, 2; Spring Track; Ski Club; Concert Choir; The Sound of Music 3 Janice Ann Wilkinson Tootsie QUOTE: We all can't be stars, someone has to clap AMBITION: To be happy, to “succeed” PET PEEVE: Arrogance, closed minds, spite ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2; Field Hockey 2; Work 4 Bryan Willis Dewey QUOTE: Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see, it's getting hard to be someone, but it all works out. It doesn’t matter much to me AMBITION: To be a billionaire PET PEEVE: English, Math and Science Teachers and bad music Martha Wood Martie QUOTE: My thoughts and my deeds Lorie Ann Zarek Lorie QUOTE: You have touched me, | have grown PET PEEVE: Indifference ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Drum Major 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Hiking Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1; Softball Manager 1 Also graduating, no photo available: James Weiss David Von Orton Orton QUOTE: One man's dreams are worth a thousand realities for dreams are how it should be, not how it is PET PEEVE: People with too many pet peeves ACTIVITIES: Football; Spring Track; Carousel: Ski Club 75 FEN y wa tay Fy 7 s ast ‘Cewek F «we ay . 4 ye ae OS Underclassmen (1) KAREN COLELLA in the skit at the homecoming rally (4) BRIAN CALHOUN is Joe Cool (2) ALLISON VANVLIET horsing around with Cathy Landon (5) NEW ADDITION to the freshman class is Lauren Thorton (3) KELLY COYNE Working in the office as a student secretary (6) MRS. DIGIOVANNI, cheerleading coach, gives Jenny Hulburd and Donna Holske pointers (7) GROUP DRESS DOWN DAY: Sitting, | to r: Debbie Morrison, Lisa (8) BAND MEMBERS CHEERING FOR THE HORNETS: Maria Duarte, Packert, Linda Beach, Kathy Wilcox. Standing: Amy Geyer, Wendy Laurie Salerno, Theresa Mastrorilli Regan, Cathy Landon, Karen Jette, Gorilla Tony DeFaria, Alicia (9) SOPHOMORE Jeff Rys Coughlin, David Fournier, Richard Carey. Top: Joan Waseleski. (10) DRESSING DOWN FOR THE FARM: Jean Charbonneau, Maggie Jardin, Lisa Packert 79 Ei Juniors F Greg Abbott i : Patricia Adams a Laura Anderson Michele Andres eget Glenn Annese Maria Azulay TOP CENTER: Linda Jackimowicz and Kathy King enjoy the Autumn sunshine before cross country practice ABOVE: Class officers and advisors: Maria Duarte, Mr. James Perry, Miss Carol McLear, Kathy Watson and Greg Abbott. Missing from photo, Theresa Mastrorilli RIGHT: Donna Holske obviously pleased with her team 80 David Baldini Colettea Barrett Robert Barry Robert Beattie Mark Bellavance Maria Bittick 82 ASN AB MIPS EI Juniors a RIGHT: Bob Simoni BELOW: Donna Brown and Diana King at McDonald's in Plainville OPPOSITE PAGE: Study halls are fun for Henry Simoni, Steve Witchley, and Pam Chapman Steve Emse William Fahey Michael Falcone Karen Feccia James Finn Sandra Fiske Paul Fournier Lynn Freerksen Lauren Funk Pamela Funk Ann Gardner Margaret Gardner Douglas Gilleran Janice Goddard Susan Goddard George Goff Carl Bletzer David Bouchard Theresa Bouchard Daryl Bradford Toni Brandon Allan Breen Frederic Bregnard Joy Bright David Brown Donna Brown Monica Brown Lorraine Buck Dennis Buckley Janine Byron Brian Calhoun John Campbell Lauren Cedarfield Pamela Chapman James Charbonneau Lynn Clarkin Cheri Clifford Linda Coggeshall Lynette Colombo Paul Combis Lauren Corley Carlton Cottuli Valerie Crescitelli Frank Curran Karyn Cutillo John Czuj Mary Day Paul Devlin Mark Doiron Debbie Downey Susan Dunleavey 83 wtio——— i URTOS Janine Golden Sally Gonsalves Reana Gruhn William Harlor Renee Harris Tracy Hart Donna Holske Linda Jackimowicz Kevin Jackson John Jardin Heather Jepson Allan Johnson Tracy Juda Elaine Kaleta Lisa Kelly Pamela Kennedy Maureen Keough Heidi Kern Bruce Kincaid Richard Kinder Diana King Kim Kinsley Mark Langille Gary Leanues Deborah LeBlanc John Lettl Leonard Lively Jeremiah Long Darlene Mac Donald Lorrie Malone Despina Majounes Theresa Mastorilli Gerene Mayo Michael McCarthy - te Oe � el a é 4 Pict a 29 OM tae iJ � Si a 7 - of T 84 RIGHT: Tom Narciso puts on a smile for BELOW: Lisa Packert, David Baldini and friend at the Hiking Club cook out OPPOSITE: BAND MEMBERS, Standing: Jim Ingram, Kevin Butt, Jim Breen, Linda Beach, J. T. Crescitelli, Dennis Levine, Lauren Cedarfield, David Baldini. Kneeling: Lorie Zarek. = Joel McLaughlin Laurie McPhee Susan Miller Sean Mohan. Patricia Morrison Andrea Motyka Richard Murray Thomas Narciso Joseph O'Clair Thomas O'Leary Ellen O'Malley Phillip Owen Robert Paulson Anthony Pereira Raul Pereira John Peri 85 Joanne Petrillo Donna Ploof Jay Presentato James Prosser Greg Purrier Sharon Rabinovitz Glen Richards Julie Roach Kevin Roane Patricia Roach Laurie Salerno Todd Sankey Linda Savini Kandi Schromm Paul Schulz Richard Sears ABOVE: Linda Wenizell helped by Karen McGown in chemistry lab RIGHT: Shot putter Kevin Roane OPPOSITE PAGE: McDonald's is a familiar place to Christi Williamson, Peggy Trenouth, Kathy Travers, Sandy Yuscavitch and Patty Morrison James Senna Arlen Shaw Robert Shaw Robert Sherman Robert Simoni Janet Skinner William Small John Souza Jack Speight Steven Spilewski Duncan Stowell Lance Strouse Michael Sullivan Richard Tarantino Brian Taylor Laurie Thibeault Dawn Titus Scott Tracey Kathleen Travers Margaret Trenouth Alison Van Vliet Julie Wagner Stephen Waseleski Laren Washburn Kathleen Watson Cynthia Webber Judy Wellington Linda Wentzell Paul Westlund Lynne Wilkinson Cary Wyman Timothy Young Sandra Yuscavitch Nicholas Zaharias Karen Zecher 87 RIGHT: Bill Bolton and younger brother (top) seem concerned over developments on the football field BELOW: Hoping to win a few votes for best dressed, Jenny Hulburd shows how to ‘‘dress down”’ OPPOSITE: CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Mr. Salaghi, Julie Bruno, Sue Westlund, Beth Kane, Frank Luby. Karen Colella John Collins Pamela Combis Michael Connor Sandra Connors Ronald Constantino Richard Conti Kelly Coyne John Creeden Lisa D’Abreau Susan Dalton Michael DeGirolamo Laura Dennett Karen DePalma Ralph DePillo Doreen Devine 88 S0 homores eae acne mMI Sone Laura Agostino Marcie Beth Akell Michael Allan Heather Allen James Anderson Jeffrey Andres Bernice Anton Kathy Barnes Paula Barrett Linda Marie Beach Michael Bellavance Karen Bennett Salee Lou Bennoch Laura Jean Bergeron William Bolton Gilbert Bouchard James Breen Sonja Ann Brooks Cynthia Brown Elizabeth Brown Julie Bruno David Butler James Byron Michael Campbell Salvatore Cardella Lori Carpeno Jayne Carr Sandra Cataloni Nicholas Cavalieri Luann Chagnon Jean Charbonneau Lisa Chavaree Christina Chingris Alfred Cieszynski Debra Cobb 89 Linda Devine Louis Diamond Katherine Dillon Peter Dion Marie Dober Catherine Ellsworth Kimberly Ennis James Epstein Geralyn Farinella Lori Jean Farnsworth John Fasulo James Ferrara Heather Ann Flynn Michael Flynn Paula Fontanini James Fuller ¥ Ny Pe. if + iJ St pee ih ABOVE: Sophomores at rally RIGHT: Sandy Paulson shows calm determination as goalie for the field hockey team OPPOSITE PAGE: Katrina Pearl and Marie Dober show off original art make- up. 90 Michael Fuller Carolyn Gagne Bruce Gallagher Gregory Gibbs Macon Givens James Gordon Margaret Gottschalk Mary Gove Warren Grant Nancy Green John Hallgren Nancy Harsch Angela Haskell Gary Haskell Mark Hatch Rens Hayes Ann Marie Hayner Keith Heffernan Kendra Heffernan Laura Holske Diane Holt Kenneth Howland David Hudson Jennifer Hulburd Diane !zzo Margaret Jardin Karen Jette Tracey Johnson William Johnson Elizabeth Kane Kathy King Sandra Knight Julie Kowzic Peter Kuplast Lori Leanues 91 RIGHT: Linda Shaw BELOW: Watching the action on the field hockey field are Laurie Zarek and Greg Gibbs OPPOSITE PAGE: Ken Howland Michele Page Brenda Palazzo Sandra Paulson Katrina Pearl Laura Ann Pelrine Luis Pereira George Pernock Richard Pernock Glen Peterson Robert Petrella Kristina Pierce Patricia Plante Troy Platt Wayne Pocius Scott Poleo Cheryl Ann Pollister Sophomores LTS T Ret oder’ © 28 ap. ag. Mark LeLacheur Dennis Levine Karen Lively Francis Luby Laurie Lucia Jonathan Lucier Valerie Lunn Raymond Lussier Debra Mace Lawrence Marston John Masala Jeffrey McCra James McCrady Kelly McLaughlin Kim McLellan Jill Meehan Kimberly Ann Miller Robin Mitchell Brian Mohan Elizabeth Monnett Kevin Moran Frances Morrison Theresa Ann Morrison Susan Muise Maria Muller Denice Murray Elaine Murray James Musto John Noftle Jacqueline Nolan John O'Clair Maureen O'Malley Michelle Orlando Scott Orton Lisa Packert 93 Donna Power Edward Proteau Keith Purrier Timothy Randall James Rathburn Sean Thomas Regan Maria Restagno William Reynolds Barry Rideout Gail Roach Michael Rose Louis Russo Britton Sellmayer Lynda Shaw Terri Ann Sherman William Sibilia ABOVE: TUBA TRIO: Lisa Packert, Linda Beach, and Maggie Jardin. RIGHT. Katrina Pearl cleaning up after a rally FAR RIGHT: Leader of the Band, Laurie Zarek OPPOSITE PAGE: Jenny Hulburd, Karen Collins and Jeff Rys 94 Sophomores Stephen Singleton Richard Stewart Cathleen Ann Sullivan Lynne Sullivan Margaret Thurber Elizabeth Tighe Roxanne Titus Vicki Toal John Todesco Renato Tortora Kerri Travers David Trenouth Quang Troung Debra Unger John Unger Kevin Volpe Eric Waldman Wh Ni Heady Michael Waldman Michael Ward Joan Waseleski Billy Webb Susan Westlund Theresa Whelan Laurie Whitehouse Kathren Wilcox Kim Windham Laurie Wool 95 96 Denise Adams Suzanne Adams Lynne Agostino Marie Allard Robert Alexander Angela Anagnos Elizabeth Aniki Leah Antosca Robert Aubrey Craig Audet Lisa Bailey Lauren Baldini Joanne Barrett Meredith Beaton Bryan Beattie Lynn Beland Michael Bellavance Cheryl Bernoskevich Stephanie Blanchard Ross Boger Louis Boldrighini Laurie Bolton Rose Mary Botti Jeffrey Bouchard Peter Bouchard Robin Bradford Tamara Brandon Tammy Bright Gregory Brintnall Thomas Broderick Chris Brown Edward Brown John Brown Michael Brown Joseph Brugliera Freshmen ———_ RIGHT: Britton Sellmeyer BELOW: Freshmen cheerleaders, Tracey Scott, Sharon Lockhart, Leah Antosca, and Kerry Peavey are intent on instruction OPPOSITE: CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Theresa O'Malley, Beth Bruno, Leah Antosca, David Todesco, and Mr. Peter Miller Beth Ann Bruno Michael Buckley Sherri Butler Kevin Butt Kenneth Call Christopher Callan Dorine Campanario Marjorie Carl Steven Carlberg Stephen Castelli Mark Cedarfield Ann Chace Mike Charbonneau Lisa Church Maria Cimino Paula Cogen ah c Lo 0) RIGHT: Cathy Tarball wheels Thereasa O'Malley around at the homecoming rally BELOW: Number 24 Sue Tegan takes a lay-up as Alicia Coughlin, number 5, waits her turn OPPOSITE: Relaxing before the half time show are band members Greg Brintnall and reclining Fred Phillips Joanne Feccia Paul Foley Andrew Foster David Fournier Scott Freerksen Lisa Gallagher Albert Gardner David Garland Jennifer Garland Erin Michelle Gavin Elizabeth Geyer Beth Giles Francis Gill Elinor Gilleran Shaun Gilson Larry Givens Raymond Collins Joseph Connell Maura Connor Tommy Connors Michael Copparini Robert Cormier Alicia Coughlin John Crescitelli Pamela Crisp Stephen Crowley John Curran Elena Cutillo Michael Davison Joseph DeFaria John DeGirolamo Ronald DeGirolamo Lynn DeGrange Joanne DeMarco Nicholas DeMarco Katherleen Demers Joseph DePalma Deborah Devine Kevin Devlin Lisa DiGiovanni David Dion Timothy Dion Mark Doiron Richard D'Onofrio Leann Downs Jeffrey Driscoll Madeline DuBeau Dana Dutra John Eckhart Laurie Elliott Donna Ellsworth Eileen Goins Theresa Gonsalves Karen Goode Bryan Goodwin James Goodwin Cheryl Gottschalk Martha Grady Sandra Greco Robin Green Robert Gruhn Andrew Guss Pamela Hardy Paul Harkness James Harlor Michael Hayes Frank Haynes John Havey Susan Holske Jack Hulburd James Ingram Georgann Ings Kim Ivory Paul Jodice Kimicoe Johnson Steven Kilburn Donna King Donna Knight Bonnie Knights Scott Kovelesky Helen Kowciz Paul Kuplast Michele Kuzman Catherine Landon John LaMarre Patti Larkin 100 freshmen == BELOW: It's tough to get going on Monday mornings, as Richard Reed can attest. Front: Richard Pollack. Rear: Peter Presentato OPPOSITE: Debbie Meyers and Roxanne Titus Christina Lauzon Cheryl LeBlanc Robert LeShane Anita Lett! Sharon Lockhart Desiree Lombardi Peter Lombardi Caroline Long Paul Lucier Holly Luck Michele Malay Peter Malewicz Douglas Maxwell Eric May Patricia Mayo Kim McAdam 101 RIGHT: Kerry Peavey in the Homecoming Queen's Court BELOW: Dressed for the Christmas Show are Mary Ann Rose, Lynn McFarland, Sue Adams, Lynda Wallace and Dianne Polson OPPOSITE. Tammy Pearl and Andy Windham visit with Colleen O'Malley's pet Donald Pine Steven Pinette Anthony Platt Richard Pollack Dianne Polson Sherry Poole Edward Powers Gary Precourt Peter Presentato Tracey Purrier Kathleen Quinlan Dale Ransom Scott Rapoza Michele Razee Richard Reed Lisa Riccard 102 skunk Midnight Trecho === Edward McCann Christine McCarthy Lynn McFarland Kevin McGrath Kim McKee Caren McLaughlin Kathleen McLellan Theresa McMahon Joanne Melfie Lisa Moreshead Deborah Morrison William Morrison Paul Mueller Stephen Muise Susan Murphy Denise Mutz Deborah Myers Gregory Myers Kerrin Najjar Dennis Nash Kathleen Nash John Nevers Keith Noftle Steven Nordbeck David Oberlander James O'Donnell Theresa O'Malley Ronald Paulson Tammy Pearl Kerry Peavey Kelly Jean Perry Lisa Petrillo Maria Phillips Michelle Picardi Patrick Piccolomini 103 104 Barbara Richards Mary Ann Rose Dawn Rossi Isabel Salgadinho Mary Saquet David Sarro Bonnie Schulz Lorna Schulz Rosemary Scialoia Tracey Lee Scott Michael Sears Gary Secher Anthony Shaw Thomas Shaw Mark Sherman Diane Shiek Jane Simoni John Sloan Lisa Small Robert Southern Janet Souza Alice Stone Ronald Straccia Donna Sullivan James Sullivan Cathy Tarball Tina Tarantino Lisa Tartufo Susan Tegan Dennis Titus David Todesco Christopher Turke Ralph Uva Debra Vacca Bradly Valante RIGHT: Desi Lombardi BELOW: Freshmen at rally OPPOSITE PAGE: Janet Souza Malinda Vizedom Christine Volpe Lynda Wallace Todd Wallace Jean Walters Scott Watters Marybeth Webb John Wenitzell Deneen Wezyk Kim Wheeler Andrew Windham June Winters Linda Zarek 105 Student Life (1) TAKING A BREAK between classes are Lori Carpeno, Sally Bennoch and Sue Alberto (2) DIANE I|ZZO gives Desi Lombardi a lift home (4) KELLY PERRY relaxing with an easy game of eight ball (5) ROSSI BOTTI getting some pre-game tips from Richard Reed (6) ANDY WINDHAM, aman who knows how to enjoy the simple (3) DEMONSTRATING real Hornet Spirit at homecoming are Jack pleasures Of life Hulburd, Paul Foley, and David Todesco = = cc 2 w a e = s be | mot) (7) STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Paul Souza and Cindy Maxwell comfort Mary Hyde during the Red Cross Bloodmobile (8) YELLING THE SPIRIT CHEER: Bottom: Linda Weaver, Terri Morrison, Deneen Wezyk, Malinda Visedom. Second row: Kelly Coyne, Katrina Pearl, Lorrie Malone, Kandi Schromm. Third row: Steve McCormack, John Czuj, Jack Speight | or (9) KAREN JETTE carries Joan Waseleski to class (10) KENNY ‘‘THE FLASHER” STOWE shows off for (I to r): Cheryl LeBlanc, Donna Ellsworth, Eleanor Gilleran, Virginia Lanagan, Sue Teagan, Sharon Lockhart 107 108 Ski Club The Ski Club posed for the camera before rushing to the slopes at King Ridge. The winds were cold and sharp as can be guessed by the expressions on the faces of the group. Advisors were Miss Strumski and Mr. McDermitt (top right) Sige) Club On top of Mount Monadnock, the Hiking Club assembled for this group photo, Advisor, Mr. DeFronzo (left) cooks his hot dog during another hike through the Great Woods TOP: MHS Hiking Club on Mount Monadnock INSERT: Julie Wagner and Maggie Jardin decorate a tree in the Great Woods ABOVE LEFT: Linda Mercier catches the rays ABOVE: Jeff Skinner gets his hot dog stick ready FAR LEFT: Richard Carey enjoys his shish-ke-bab in the wilderness LEFT: Lunch at the summit French Club Front: Michele Picardi, David Fournier, Lisa Rebello, Jane Simoni and Advisor Ms. Leslie Gildersleeve. Kneeling: Lisa Tartufo and Cindy Coyne. Top: Janet Souza. i Wheeler, Julie Roach, Kathy Watson, Sue Tegan. Middle: Advisor a Nn S U Ms. Mary Carbonetti, Sharon Bassett, Bob Alexander, Jennifer Hulburd, Beth Casher, Cindy Webber, Carey Wyman, Kathy Travers, Andrea Motyka. Top: Michele Parks, Renee Hatch, Marie Bittick, Diane Main, Melissa Seifert, Cheryl Moore, Marcia Haskell, Robin Goddard, Ann Marie Dillon and Brenda Cuneo. Front: Karen Bennet, Kerrin Najjar, Kim Kay, Dawn Razee, Janice 110 Math League Front: Andrea Motyka, Michael Davison, Steve Nordbeck, Bob Simoni, Linda Beach and Donna Brown. Standing: Mark LeLacheur, Diana King, Frank Luby, John Curran, Steve Carlberg and Advisor Allan Tompson. Stat Team Wally Moran, Bob Signoriello, Dennis Levine, Frank Luby, Ricky Tarantino and Mark LeLacheur Braving rain, snow, screams and mud, the MHS Stat Team always came through with fine coverage. Wally Moran handled the photography, Bob Signoriello scored the football books, Dennis Levine shot movies, Captain Frank Luby handled baseball, P.A. and writing, Ricky Tarantino did the basketball books, and Mark LeLacheur scored the cross country and did video tape work. 111 112 Front, | to r: Val Crescitelli, Cindy Cuneo, Maxwell, Ann Gardner, Renee Hatch. Third Chery! Moore, Janelle Precourt, Wendy row: John LaMarre, Todd Sankey, Paul ( - | ) Regan. Second row: Cathy Sullivan, Jim Souza, Alison VanVliet, Karen Colella, Meri Ingram, Christi Williamson, Zinta Reks, Cindy Beaton. Council ALONG WITH MANY OTHER activities, the Student Council hosted two Red Cross Bloodmobiles, yielding over 100 pints of blood. Here, Cheryl Moore watches over donor Gerry Kelley First Row, | to r: Advisor Edwin Harsch, Marcus Silvi, Carol Morrison, Maureen Keough, Martha Connor, Jean Peloquin, Brenda Cuneo, Nancy Roach, Diana Tighe, Kim Todesco, and Janelle Precourt. Third row: Bob Simoni, Kay and Marlene Trahan. Second row: Christi Williamson, Andrea Motyka, Karen McGown, Doug Gilleran, Steven Donna Holske, Ellen O'Malley, Karen Feccia, Patty Witchley, Janice Wheeler and Donald Baldini. National Honor Society Student Advisory Council Donald Baldini Val Crescitelli Tim McGrath Kevin Hayes John Lodico Missing from Photo: Henry Simoni Katrina Pearl 113 ison Tale) Standing: Jane Simoni Pat Morr Bill Warren Diana K Donna Brown ill Small John Curran Ken Howland B Paul Mueller ile epee nih Unt tyiat styl nae AH Kneel Steven Carlberg = 8 Y) ™ D oe Av) a = D 2 int a 14 1 Sitting: TUT WN of-1 4 Co) Tim McGrath Mr. R. D. DeFronzo Carolyn Morton Wendy Regan Lynne Doiron Jenny Hulburd Kneeling: Kevin Moran Jeff Rys Tracey Scott Jane Simoni Janet Skinner rence WMS 52: iaeon RE a tale — tee’ “8 EE REN naib 4 ie : hy i ; Yearbook Staff Karen Bennett Lynda Shaw Kelly Coyne Standing: Lori Carpeno Steven Carlberg Sallee Bennoch Judy Wellington Laura Holske John Curran Frank Luby Kathy Wilcox Katrina Pearl Beth Casher Sacner O D EO eS oi MNwvwecd 116 Drill Team, Color Guard and Rifles Row 1: Terri Whelan, Rosalind Olden. Row 2: Kathy Porazzo, Beth Geyer, Collette Barrett, Lorraine Buck, Amy Geyer, Jeanne McCrady. Row 3: Lynn Doiron, Marcie Akell, Elaine Kaleta, Julie Roach, Kathy Watson, Christina Chingris, Joan Waseleski, Diane Polson, Martha Connor, Linda Wentzell, Cathy Sullivan, Susan | ab: Stage Band Kneeling: Marcia Haskell, Tracey Juda, Robert Southern, Bruce 118 Goddard, Karen Feccia, Karen Zecher, Nancy Roach. Row 4: Sherry Poole, Karen Jette, Kathy Landon, Debbie Morrison, Lisa Tartufo, Karen Bennett, Ann Hayner, Janine Golden. Row 5: Marie Muller, Lisa Gallagher, Maura Connor, Stephanie Wheeler, Karen Goode, Joanne Barrett. Kincaid, Susan Fiske, Diana King, Lauren Cedarfield. Standing: Kevin Volpe, Jim Breen, Lorie Zarek, Barry Rideout, Steve Waseleski, Steve Shaw, David Malay, Richard Kinder, Laurie Salerno, Greg Gibbs. Band Seniors Sitting: Loraine Saunders, Jeanne Lindquist, Karen Trago, Carolyn Morton, Nancy Melchiorri. Kneeling: David Malay, Marcia Haskell, Susan Fiske, Marie Uva, Tom Brintnall, Janice Wilkinson, Denise Harkness. Standing: Diane Burns, Kevin Hayes, Rosalind Olden, Lynn Doiron, Lorie Zarek, Nancy Roach, Jeanne McCrady, Martha Connor. Pep Band Kneeling: David Baldini, Lisa Packert, Bruce Kincaid, Linda Beach, Robert Southern, Diana King, Wally Moran, Lauren Cedarfield, Kevin Butt. Standing: Tracey Juda, Jim Ingram, Jim Breen, Glenn Richards, Barry Rideout, David Malay, Richard Kinder, Dennis Levine, Jerry Long, Bill Webb, Laurie Salerno. ae ip tA ER EMRE Sees er ioe pibastte eatg : : STi Bte ow e oe Band Officers Kneeling: Glen Richards, Donna Brown, Karen Feccia, Janine Golden, Nancy Roach. Standing: Janice Wilkinson, Lynn Doiron, Lorie Zarek, Laurie Salerno, Carolyn Morton, Marcia Haskell. Drum Major Lorie Zarek 119 Bottom row: Kevin Moran, Donna Brown, Jim Breen. Middle: John Long, Lauren Cedarfield. Top: Linda Beach. Standing: Dennis Levine. Concert Choir 52 ia a aa a MEA NE Leet Se First row: Tom O'Leary, Pam Chapman, Diana Tighe, Steve Witchley, Scott Bregnard, Jennifer Hulburd, Suzanne Reynolds, Maria Duarte, Jill Hinchey, Cindy Maxwell, Theresa Mastrorilli, Nancy Bachman, Kevin Jackson. Second row: Mark Cedartield, Glenn Fournier, Kathy Wilcox, Zinta Reks, James Byron, Jack Creeden, Renee Hatch, Julie Muise, Cindy Cuneo, Carol Peloquin, Beth Udall, Todd Sankey, John Cuzj. Third row: Theresa O'Malley, Cathy Sullivan, Martha Wood, Melissa Seifert, Jeff Rys, Julie Bruno, Jerry Long, Sue Westlund, Martha Grady, Lauren Corley, Maura Connor, Lori Farnsworth, Richard Conti. Fourth row: Dianne Devlin, Greg Abbott, Jay Presentato, Bill Nordberg, Paul Devlin, Lynne Doiron, Tom Lewis, Bill Frongillo, Tom Sullivan, Paul Souza, John Wellington, Jerome Sullivan, Linda Devine, Elena Cutillo, Kristina Pierce, Liza DiGiovanni, Kevin Hayes, Lauren Baldini, Karen Trago. Officers Glenn Fournier, Cindy Maxwell, Jill Hinchey, Scott Bregnard, Pam Chapman, Dianne Devlin 121 TTR . HOOCQ SoORSroAoAL Seated: Nancy Bachman. Standing: Carol Peloquin, Melissa Seifert, Maria Duarte, Suzanne Reynolds, Pamela Chapman, Cindy Maxwell, Jill Hinchey, Jennifer Hulburd. Standing: Glenn Fournier, Steven Witchley. Seated: Paul Souza, Carol Peloquin, Kevin Roane, Pamela Chapman. KO ™ S WD —-: 4 y . Wire, 4 � � —-—-0O TQ 122 All State Choir Pamela Chapman � Concert Choir Seniors First row: Lynne Doiron, Diana Tighe, Julie Muise, Dianne Devlin, Jill Hinchey, Renee Hatch. Second row: Glenn Fournier, Cindy Maxwell, Cindy Cuneo, Nancy Bachman, Melissa Seifert, Martha Wood, Beth Udall, Kevin Hayes. Third row: Neal Boldrighini, Scott Bregnard, Bill Nordberg, Paul Souza, Bill Frongillo, Tom Sullivan. 123 ABOVE: Coleen O'Malley, Steve Witchley and Kevin Roane RIGHT: Bill Quinn, Dennis Nash and Steve Witchley BELOW-: Bill Nordberg and Scott Eames OPPOSITE PAGE: J. C. Crescitelli, Linda Beach, Tina Tarentino, David Fournier and Jim Ingram BAND MEMBERS: Donna Brown, Dennis Levine, Diana King, Lauren Cedarfield, Kevin Moran, and Jim Breen CHEERLEADERS: Fran Shaw, Craig Audet, and Scott Rapoza Bill Frongillo Tim McGrath The joy of life is variety; the tenderest love requires to be renewed by intervals of absence. 124 we Jj ¢ eo NN aii fj NN ¥. i NEY] Y i a 125 126 Joanne Barrett A q Mr. Nick Pacella Lenny Lively Anne Marie Gardner, Pat Adams, and Donna Ploof Vv y To be happy one must be delicately and unceasingly amused according to one’s taste. 4 Susan Teagan Vv Greg Brintnall Tony Shaw 4 A David Dion q Gus Bregnard Dirk Lamagno � pore cerest WV Christi Kevin Moran W WIHarison 127 Christmas ’78 Christmas spirits were first aroused this year by CSF Window Painters who transformed Mansfield’s Main Street into a ‘‘Winter Wonderland”’. Then, on December 18th, many hours of rehearsal and hard work were appreciated when the MHS Concert Choir and Band filled the air with ‘Sounds of Christmas” which included a musical performance by both groups and a play presented by the choir, who throughout the season, also made appearances at Nursing Homes, the Mansfield Library, and Cedar Court, etc. Human candy canes, skinny Santa Clauses, and merry elves were the sights on ‘‘Christmas Dress Down Day’’, sponsored by the Student Council. Proceeds were sent to the Globe Santa and the event was enjoyed by all. Finally, to finish off the week, the Band and Choir brought their good tidings and cheer from school to sagt and captured the hearts of all the youngsters in town. Jennifer Garland plus Mickey and Minnie Mouse (alias Jean Charbonneau and Maggie Jardin) pose for pictures and autographs Snow White, Lisa Packert Barry Rideout as Jolly Old Saint Nick These Christmas presents were later found unwrapping themselves in public Carole Peloquin, Kevin Jackson, and Sue Reynolds during the ‘‘Sounds of Christmas”’ Elaine Kaleta and Debby Downey created this scene at Catalano's Liquors, which received the Judge's Prize eo” ss a | ] 129 130 linen. Dt Le After months of tedious and often times long rehearsals, when the final nail was in place and the last coat of paint was applied, and the videotape had been viewed several times by everyone involved, Carousel was ready. Cast and crew looked toward March 29 at 8:22 PM with anticipation and, at last, ‘opening night” arrived. . . ah bad °° gf All Over’. Beaton. the loss of her husband. Low’ ’ is sung by the crowd the girls at the carousel i i¢ LEFT: ‘Enoch, say somethin’ soft and sweet!”’ BELOW: The group scenes provided great fun for everyone, especially this one in which Jerome Sullivan is seen carrying Lisa Tartufo while ‘‘Blow High, Blow OPPOSITE PAGE: Dancers Jennifer Hulburd and Beth Bruno sweep their way through ‘‘June Is Busting Out Even the human carousel was a success in the ballet, which was conceived by Carole Peloquin and Merrie Silently hoping that the fog machine ain't going to explode, as it had many times at rehearsals, the Starkeeper, Neal Boldrighini dusts off a star in heaven. Nettie Fowler, played by Pam Chapman, offers consolation and her home to Julie, who is bereaved by Mrs. Mullin and Billy Bigelow, portrayed by Mary Hyde and Tom Sullivan, discuss Julie Jordan and the rest of 131 RIGHT: Glenn Fournier reminisces about the clambake as the rest of the cast observes BELOW: Finally, after numerous hours of hard work, the carousel appeared, with gayly colored horses and swans A song and dance provided a little relaxation during the preparation for the clambake BOTTOM: As hard as she tried, Mrs. Mullin could not persuade Billy Bigelow to go back to her John Czuj sneaks a kiss to Bonnie Knights as Steve McCormack takes Sue Reynolds for a spin TOP: Carrie Pipperidge provided a cause for laughter throughout the play ABOVE: When the willow tree was finally erected (left), Julie Jordan (Cindy Maxwell) and Billy Bigelow considered what it would be like ‘If | Loved You ’ David Orton, as Jigger Craigin, and Tom Sullivan discuss their plan of attack for the robbery LEFT: After Carrie announced her engagement to Enoch, all the girls tried to imagine the wedding day OPPOSITE PAGE: Jigger Craigin escaped unharmed during the commotion of the death scene. Lynne Doiron (center), Arminy, sings about the married life. RIGHT: The Sililoquy BOTTOM: Performed with brooms and brushes, choreography was done by Toni Mastrorilli BELOW: Carrie tells Julie of her plans with Mr. Enoch Snow, who later makes an unexpected entrance BOTTOM: Carol Peloquin as Louise dances in the ballet 15 years after her father’s death. Mr. and Mrs. Snow and Mr. and Mrs. Bascombe, (Kevin Roane and Dianna Tighe), look on as Julie parts with her husband 135 A Ci LV tha seems to have selected the best from various styles. . . q ‘ —s Montreal ; from the Montreal Forum where Les Habs fell to the Detroit Red ‘ Wings despite this goal (top) by Steve Shutt. . . March 2, 3, 4, 1979 136 WV NT i ei | wt att vl ( ' Ht AT net itt! {ull nn tl] Be he eae beg mit | (ull! HN ill ANI | ih it il i . tothe cane of Notre Dame (right), this city had much to offer the over 80 seniors who visited there this Spring (3) MATCHING UP head-to-head on this cold November day, the Hornet defense braces for the North Attleboro attack (4) MICHELE PARKS finishing in the All Hockomock cross country meet (5) IN THE SPOTLIGHT of an unknown camera, Souza started the season right with two points against Norton (6) DAN LAMAGNO, state champ in the 300 yard run, shows his skill in the high jump (7) TAKING THE BALL from QB Steve Smith, halfback Dan Lamagno oports (1) HORNET CENTER, Paul Souza, third 1000-point scorer in takes off against Foxboro | Mansfield’s history, drives the lane against Canton (8) LOOKING FOR AN OPEN PLAYER, Debbie Downey tries to deke (2) PAULA CHAMBERS, Mansfield’s varsity field hockey goalie, a Foxboro defender makes a clutch kick save (9) SHOWING GOOD FORM as he runs the hurdles, Hornet senior Steve Mac Cormack wins against Canton. (10) SELECTED for the All Hockomock League Field Hockey team is Elaine Kaleta 139 Football eee es ee RIGHT: TEAM TRI-CAPTAINS: Gus Bregnard, Ron Ploof and Matt O’Leary FAR RIGHT: Doctor A. W. Gasson attends to Greg Dion BOTTOM: THE MHS COACHES IN ACTION: | to r: Head Coach Tony Day, Gerry Kelley, Ron Reardon, and George Kelly. TEAM PHOTO, Front row: Ron Ploof, Matt O'Leary. Second row: Scott Buchanan, Bill Frongillo, Roland Schaupp, Bill Gasson, Russ Muise, Steve Smith, Jack Clagg, Greg Dion, Geoff Reed, Neal Boldrighini, Darin Haaversen. Third row: Barry Meehan, Ray Muise, Chris Barrows, Dick Frank, Wally Meehan, Jay D’Ambra, Dirk Lamagno, Tom Musto, Rick Carey, Jerome Sullivan, Tira McGrath, Dan Lamagno, Pat Depillo. Fourth row: Head Coach Tony Day, Arlen Shaw, Scott Tracey, Rick Brown, Tom O'Leary, Kevin Jackson, Frank Curran, Paul Devlin, Len Lively, Dale Haaversen, John Campbell, coach Gerry Kelley. Fifth row: Gary Haskell, John Unger, John Nordberg, John Collins, Scott Orton, Sal Cardella, Louis Diamond, Jack Todesco, Ralph Depillo, Jim Pedini, Pete Pascucci, Glen Peterson. Sixth row: Coach Ron Reardon, Mike Fuller, Phil Spiezio, Macon Givens, Mike Bellavance, John Lucia, Nick Cavalieri, Mike Campbell, Larry Marsden, Jim Fuller, Peter Dion, and coach George Kelly. 140 LEFT: Leading a desperation comeback against Foxboro, QB Steve Smith unloads a fourth quarter sideline pass BOTTOM LEFT: In brighter weather and brighter times, QB Bill Frongillo hands off to Dan Lamagno, as the play is led by senior Ron Ploof (37) BELOW: Celebrating after a clutch touchdown in Canton, Bill Gasson and Kevin Jackson reflect the team’s feeling at the moment BOTTOM: Stretching to the limits, team MVP and area All-Star Russ Muise lets Tyler Fairbanks (10) know he’s around, by deflecting this pass INSERT: In the center of it all, Mansfield varsity cheerleader Jennifer Hulburd tries to bring out some Thanksgiving Day enthusiasm oh. er : % AS . ed “ye . ay . vy YA oe 2 fh ae 349 pee ON Se oe AIS “Ca FG 1 Fete) J i} PA CLOCKWISE FROM TOP RIGHT: THE MANSFIELD JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Standing, | to r: Virginia Lanagan, Lisa DiGiovanni, Elena Cutillo, Kerrie Peavey and Tracey Scott. Kneeling is Cathy Sullivan. TRYING TO HAUL DOWN an Oliver Ames player, Mansfield freshman tacklers, led by Doug Maxwell (40), swarm AN INTERESTED Mansfield band member, Maggie Jardin peers out upon the action on the Memorial Park field MANSFIELD VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Bottom row, | to r: Beth Kane, Janelle Precourt, Debbie Dupree, Karen Colella, Jennifer Hulburd and Diane Main. Second row: Pam Chapman, Cindy Cuneo, Jayne Carr, and Nancy Melchiorri. On top: is Donna Holske. SHOWING CONCERN about the action on the freshman gridiron, frosh coach Ed Buckley and player Paul Harkness look on in frustration TWO OF MANSFIELD’S INJURED, who were not in the team photo, are (left) Karl McKee and Bill Nordberg COUNTER CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Trying to leave the heavy battle in the passing pocket, North QB Jack Johnson (10) slips out of Bill Gasson’s (65) reach Debbie Dupree consoles with a better luck next time Cheerleader Janelle Precourt gets on the good foot Tracking down a Tiger, Hornets Scott Rapoza (20), Craig Audet and Ben Pierce (tackling) move in for the kill 143 144 TOP: Matt O’Leary crashes through CLOCKWISE, FROM UNDER TOP PICTURE: PAT DEPILLO kicks off DIANE MAIN CHEERING at Stoughton game: Beth Kane, Karen Colella and Jayne Carr RON PLOOF endures the agony of defeat HOMECOMING COURT, | to r: Beth Bruno, Katrina Pearl, Terry Matrorilli, Robin Goddard, Queen Janelle Precourt, Cindy Maxwell, Pam Chapman, Julie Bruno, and Kerry Peavey WALL Y MEEHAN and Greg Dion in the QB crunch Homecoming CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Homecoming Queen Janelle Precourt Steve Smith hands off to Chris Barrows Bill Frongillo Ray Muise Scott Buchanan breaks away Nancy Melchiorri looks on Scott Buchanan Steve Smith calls the signals 145 146 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Mansfield Jayvee Theresa O'Malley watches the ball roll in for a goal TIME’S UP, according to timekeeper Beth Bruno JAYVEE COACH Nancy Hanlon inspects the action JUMPING JUBILANTLY after a goal, Hornet Jean Todesco looks on as Ellen O'Malley (12) MANSFIELD JAYVEES, | to r, First row: Beth Bruno, Alicia Coughlin, Sandy Paulson, Karen Depalma, Theresa O'Malley, Alice Stone, Leah Antosca, Sharon Lockhart, and Gail Roach. Second row: Lauren Cedarfield, Pat Morrison, Janine Golden, Donna Brown, Diana King, Val Crescitelli, Linda Wenizell, Joanne Feccia, Maria Cimino, Laurie Elliot, Debbie Unger and Coach Nancy Hanlon. TEAM PHOTO, | to r, Bottom: Diana Tighe, Paula Chambers, Robin Goddard, Sue Andres, Jean Downey, Laurie Salerno Elaine Kaleta, Nancy Harsch, Todesco, Cindy Maxwell, tokies Bachman, Martha Kathy Watson, Ellen O'Malley, Terry Mastrorilli and Connor. Second row: Colleen O'Malley, Debbie Mary Carbonetti, Coach. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Sue Andres Robin Goddard Paula Chambers makes the save, or did she? Chambers makes the save as All-Hockomock choice Elaine Kaleta comes in to assist Coach Carbonetti Nancy Harsch, Robin Goddard and Jean Todesco fight for the ball 147 148 Cross Country TOP TO BOTTOM: Racing hard through warmups, cross country seniors John LeBlanc (left) and Paul King chug along the MHS track TEAM PHOTO, First row, | to r: Ron Straccia, Dennis Nash, Jean Charbonneau, Maggie Jardin, Kim Miller. Second row: Gregg Abbott, Michele Parks, Janet Sknner, Jeff Colson, Bill Quinn, Steve Witchley, Steve Spilewski, Carolyn Morton, Coach George Costa and scorer Mark LeLacheur. Third row: Dave Brown, Jeff Rys, Sue Miller, Kathy King, Linda Beach, and Jackie Nolan. Top: John LeBlanc, Paul King, Steve MacCormack. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Steve Spilewski is off and running in practice Jeff Rys crosses the line to place in a dual meet Steve McCormack, Carolyn Morton and Paul King, team captains, take advantage of the fall weather to tour the area John (10) and team prepare for dual meet action against King Philip Gearing up for the KP Dual meet, the two teams exchange greetings RIGHT: Scott Buchanan soars over the bar CLOCKWISE FROM FAR RIGHT: Kathy King and Linda Beach (left) race to the end of the two mile event FUN AWAY from the track IN COMPETITION against Franklin, Steve MacCormack and Dan Lamagno (right) finish one-two MANSFIELD SHOT PUT record holder Gus Bregnard launches another 50- footer THE MESSAGE is clear enough: MHS 1 CENTER: Discussing strategy for the 1000, John LeBlanc, coach Ron Reardon, and Jim Todd (right) tune up for an early season meet First row: Kim Kay, Scott Eames, Jeff Mason, Cheryl Moore, Dirk Lamagno, Cindy Maxwell, Scott Bregnard, Jill Hinchey, Matt O'Leary, Dan Lamagno, Scott Buchanan, Paul King, John LeBlanc. Second row: Marie Day, Sue Miller, Michele Park, David Brown, Arlie Shaw, Neal Boldrighini, Dennis Buckley, Karl McKee, Steve Witchley, Ken Howland, John Czuj. Third row: Maggie Jardin, Gene Charboneau, Michele Gavin, Lisa Small, Louis Russo, Eric Waldman, Tom O'Leary, Pat Adams, Ann Gardner, Donna Ploof. Fourth row: Kelly McLaughlin, Jay D'Ambra, Alan Breen, Bill Quinn, Steve Spilewski, FARLEFT:A Mansfield hurdler rounds out the field LEFT: Allan Johnson, Karl McKee and Sal Cardella tell it like it is Phil Owens, Joel McLaughlin, ea Marston, Nick Cavalieri, Steve i MacCormack, Pam Chapman. row: Jill Meehan, Sal Cardella, Mike Bellavance, Bob Barry, Shaun Reagan, Allan Johnson, Karen McGown, Donna King, Joanne Petrillo. Sixth row: David Trenouth, Peter Dion, Jim Ingram, Craig Audet, Ben Pierce, Lauren Baldini, Joanne Feccia. Seventh row: Kevin Roane, Tony Shaw, Doug Gilleran, Bonnie Schulz, Kim Miller, Kathy King, Nancy Harsch, Julie Bruno, Sue Adams, Linda Jackimowicz, Linda Beach. Eighth row: Alison VanVliet, Kelly Coyne, Lisa Petrillo. 151 152 Girls Basketball JV BASKETBALL, Front, | to r: Rosie Botti, Tarball, Lynne Sullivan, Sandy Cataloni, Lisa Debbie Unger, Alicia Coughlin, Kathy Nash Tartufo, Dianne Polson, coach Nancy and Karen DePalma. Standing: Cathy Hanlon. Absent from photo: Sue Tegan. a) — P | ae q 3 4 PS | ees Mansfield gaoustied 45 an TOP: Determined to score, All-Sun Chronicle player Ellen O'Malley launches a 15 footer ABOVE: Mansfield JV sophomore Sandra Cataloni drives for two RIGHT: High scoring Elaine Kaleta tallies two versus Sharon FAR RIGHT: Mansfield Jayvee Karen DePalma scores on a baseline shot LEFT: Senior Jean Todesco flicks a pass underneath BELOW LEFT: Ellen O'Malley drives on a Foxboro player in late season action BELOW: Coach Al Salachi looks at the scoreboard before planning strategy BOTTOM: Mansfield forward Karen Zecher gets two points on a jumper in the lane Pe —-D1ehi Mansfield Vo Mansfietd Mansfield Mansfield ll i012 am y Mansfield Manstiell VARSITY TEAM PHOTO, Seated, | to r: Judy Debbie Downey, Ellen O'Malley, Laura Wellington, Ann Engley, Diana Tighe, Jean Holske, Elaine Kaleta, Karen Zecher, Liz Todesco, Sue Andres, Colleen O'Malley, Tighe, and Coach Al Salachi. Terri Lestan, Terry Mastrorilli. Standing: 153 — -O O77; DFTA D W 154 uw ee NSFIEY) i AMWSFley) ). 30 |; | ee ? ; of apnsFleia } “D bi ‘ 4 TEAM PHOTO, First row, | to r: Jay Presentato, Paul Fournier, John DeMaris, Co-captain Paul Souza, Rich Fournier, Bill Nordberg, Jim Finn. Second row: Coach Paul Hayes, Ricky Tarantino, Scott Tracey, Kevin Jackson, Len Lively, Jerome Sullivan, Frank Curran, Mike Wagner, Coach Don Byron. Missing from photo: Co- captain Geoff Reed. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: Coach Paul Hayes smiles at an early season win, while Don Byron (left) strikes a serious pose TAPPING OFF versus King Philip COACH PAUL HAYES presents game ball to Paul Souza, who scored his 1000th point on a pre-game throw against Oliver Ames RICH FOURNIER drives the lane in a victory over Dighton-Rehoboth CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Kevin Jackson gives Mansfield the lead with this basket JERRY SULLIVAN and Geoff Reed prepare for a rebound against Oliver Ames, as shot rises from right corner MIKE WAGNER tries to wipe off cream pie from a Norton basketball rally as Geoff Reed and Lenny Lively (left) look on KEVIN JACKSON and Mike Wagner guide the Hornet fast break MIKE WAGNER Skies on this eight foot jump shot against KP LENNY LIVELY drives for an easy two CENTER: The Mansfield varsity cheerleaders stop to watch some action 155 TOP: Frank Curran nets two against King Philip BELOW, | to r: Varsity cheerleaders perform to rally spirit at North 156 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM PHOTO, First row: Ken Call, Jim Sullivan, Pat Piccolimini, Dave Fournier. Second row: Peter Presentato, Paul Jodice, Greg DeGirolamo, Doug Maxwell, Al Gardner, Steve Nordbeck, and coach Costa. Standing: John Havey, Larry Givens, John Nevers, Paul Mueller. Attleboro SCOTT SHARPE looks netward COACH Don Byron earnestly watches the action } J ? MANSFIELD 44 JV BASKETBALL, LEFT, Front row: Macon Givens, Jim Harlor, Dave Dion, Dave Todesco. Standing: John Nordberg, Jack Speight, Bob Shaw, Paul Harkness, Jack Hulburd and coach Don Byron. EMERGING as a late season scorer, Bob Shaw (left) drives for two against Canton THE MANSFIELD JV CHEERLEADERS, First row, | tor: Kerrie Peavey, Elena Cutillo, Tracey Scott, Sharon Lockhart, Leah Antosca. Second row: Lisa DiGiovanni, and on top is Cathy Sullivan. CENTER JACK HULBURD watches the ball go out of bounds 157 158 Spring Track Mansfield has long had a Spring Track dynasty, but in 1979 the Hornets were to put forward their best teams ever in boys’ and girls’ track. Early season victories in the J. J. Kelly Relays (Boys, their fifth ina row) and the Val muscato Relays (Girls), just prove the point. The two teams are loaded with top flight athletes. Cindy Maxwell prepares for her specialty, the 50 yard dash GIRLS’ TRACK: First row: Margaret Jardin, Jean Charbonneau, Sandy Catalano, Kim Miller, Carolyn Morton, Cindy Maxwell, Jill Hinchey, Diana King, Maureen Keough, Sue Miller, Pat Adams, Michele Parks. Second row: Linda Jackimowicz, Beth Kane, Brenda Palazzo, Kelley McLaughlin, Kim Kay, Diane Main, Chery! Moore, Diana Tighe, Kathy Watson, Karen Zecher, Ellen O'Malley, Marie Day. Third row: Denise Mutz, Jill Meehan, Bonnie Schulz, Lisa Gallagher, Maria Muller, Karen Lively, Lisa Small, Janet Souza, Joanne Petrillo, Donna Ploof, Jackie Nolan, Jayne Carr. Fourth row: Coach Ron Reardon, Linda Beach, Elizabeth Tighe, Lisa Packert, Kathy Nash, Theresa O'Malley, Beth Bruno, Joanne Fecia, Sue Adams, Roxanne Titus, Donna Sullivan, Lisa Petrillo, Barbara Richards, Kathy King, Nancy Harsch, Paula Fontanini, Coach Costa Leading his team to another successful season, Girls’ Track Coach Ron Reardon times one of his runners. BOYS’ TRACK: First row: Coach Brian Friary, Walter Meehan, John LeBlanc, Paul Souza, Jay D'Ambra, Dirk Lamagno, Jeff Mason, Scott Bregnard, Don Ayalla, Russ Muise, Dan Lamagno, Coach George Kelley. Second row: Barry Meehan, Steve McCormack, Allan Johnson, Dennis Nash, Quang Truong, Rick Tarentino, Greg Abbott, Dennis Buckley, Todd Wallace, Jeff Rys, Paul King, Michael Buckley. Third row: Louis Diamond, Louis Russo, Glen Richards, Ralph Depillo, Mike Bellavance, Bill Quinn, Bill Webb, Joel McLaughlin, Ken Howland, Fran Shaw. Fifth row: Steve Carlberg, Gary Haskell, Chris Foley, Jonathan Lucier, Ross Boger, Dave Fournier, Scott Poleo, Ron Straccia, Doug Gilleran. Fa Sixth row: Coach Jim Stirewalt, Peter Dion, Bob Petrella, Bob Barry, Jack Hulburd, John Noftle, Dennis Levine, Mike Davison, Dave Trenough. BELOW: Though a sprinter at heart, senior Dan Lamagno (left), proved very talented in the long jump and in the triple also. Here he jumps against Seekonk early in the season. One of New England's top high jumpers, undefeated senior Paul Souza (center) practices for another season of leaping. His goal this year was to clear 7 feet. Though Dennis Buckley was the team’s main pole vaulter, Don Ayalla usually managed to out-leap his opponents as he did here against Seekonk 159 RIGHT: Running the 880 early in the season, Mike Bellavance (left) and Allan Johnson cross the line for their last lap. As though he’s on a hunting mission to kill some wild animal, Barry Meehan made a long javelin toss against Seekonk BELOW. Twisting, turning, and eventually tossing, Russ Muise throws the discus. Mansfield’s J. J. Kelly shuttle hurdle team performed excellently thanks in part to members Barry Meehan (left), and Russ Muise Showing the pain of competition, Gus Bregnard, one of Mansfield's greatest shot putters, shows the form that led him to fifth in the state in Indoor Track. Here, however, he’s in the March cold against Seekonk. A member of Mansfield's 4x110 relay team, Dennis Buckley is off and running 160 LEFT: To be Mansfield’s top discus thrower, Diane Main has a lot of work to do early in the season Throwing the javelin isn't exactly fun all the time, as juniors Ellen O'Malley (left) and Karen Zecher show here BELOWLEFT: Though she's finished the long jump event, Pat Adams seems more eager to play in the sand than get up and continue a, ge ee wae ABOVE: THE SENIORS: Kim Kay, Cindy Maxwell, Carolyn Morton, Jill Hinchey, Cheryl Moore, Diana Tighe, and Dian Main LEFT: Jogging with the javelin, Kathy Watson Is ready to launch the jav Lisa Small (left) offers comfort to her fallen friend, Jayne Carr, after an early season race 161 Varsity Softball Statistics Are Often Misleading as was the case this year for the Varsity Softball Team. The record of 1-15 does not accurately reflect the team’s overall performance for the season. The team displayed remarkable enthusiasm and mutual support for one another as shown below as Paula Chambers scores on a wild pitch. And yet the season was one filled with discouragement and disappointment (bottom: Judy Wellington, Janice Barrows, Debbie Downey, Paula Chambers and Sandy Paulson). . . VARSITY SOFTBALL: Front, I. tor.: Sallee Bennoch, scorer Terry Lestan Anne Engley Sue Andres Paula Chambers Sandy Paulson Coach Steve Russell 2nd row: Kathy Tarball Debbie Downey Laura Holske Theresa Mastrorilli Lisa Kelly Janice Barrows Julie Wagner Judy Wellington 162 . .as the team saw early leads cut to nothing and games lost in the last inning or extra innings. Starting third baseman Kathy Tarball (above) was lost for most of the season due to a collision on this tag play at third. Good performances were turned in by a number of players like Laura Holske, Anne Engley and Sue ‘‘Fred’’ Andres (top), and by Elaine Kaleta (opposite page) whose seventh inning grand slam homer at Sharon put her team ahead by one but failed to bring home a victory. Despite the record, the varsity club prompted compliments from league coaches and umpires alike for the dramatic improvement on the field over previous years. A key factor in the development was first year coach Steve Russel (left) wno encouraged his team even when the scores went against him. Team attitude and sportsmanship should well be admired around the Hockomock League. JV Softball RIGHT: Maureen O'Malley gets ready to put tag on this K.P. baserunner. FAR RIGHT: Cheryl Bernoskevich eyes deep fly ball as she digs out of the batter's box. TEAM PICTURE: Kneeling, |. to r.: Rosi Scialoia Michele Malay Kim McAdam Pam Crisp Kathy Barnes Cheryl Bernoskevich Chris McCarthy Sharon Lockhart Standing: Coach Ed Dusa Debbie Unger Joanne DeMarco Kelly Blais Kim Johnson Donna King Maureen O'Malley RIGHT: Maureen O'Malley, backed up by shortstop Rosi Scialoia, attempt to hold this runner at third. FAR RIGHT: Pam Crisp demonstrates good pitching form. 164 JV Baseball g (es we RSFIEG ABNSFIEG. ypNS Fey JV BASEBALL. Kneeling: Bill Sibilia Jim Sullivan Mike DeGirolamo Greg DeGirolamo Pat Piccolomini John Hallgren Jim Harlor Standing: Jim Breen, scorer Doug Maxwell John Havey Brian Mo han Pete Lombardi Frank Curran Duncan Stowell Bill Reynolds John Nordberg Paul Mueller Coach Ernest Miller eg ABOVE LEFT: Jim Harlor, Hornet freshman catcher, races down the baseline to beat out an infield hit ABOVE: Squaring around to make a sacrifice bunt, Bill Reynolds eyes the pitcher's delivery FAR LEFT: Coach Miller commends (from left) John Havey, Bill Reynolds and Jim Sullivan after a strong Hornet inning LEFT: John Havey winds and throws against King Philip at home 165 CONCENTRATING ON THE MIT, Hornet Junior Mike Reardon (right) throws his warm-ups versus Sharon. Though he appears ready to crash into Sharon catcher Rick Katz, Hornet Bill Nordberg (far right) actually played it safe and scored diving around Katz. RICH FOURNIER, Pat DePillo and Paul Devlin give a quick course in the development of the perfect swing BELOW: Hornet third baseman John Jardin fouls one off against Norton. BELOW RIGHT: Though the play looks serious with the runner on third, Pat DePillo, Hornet catcher, was really in no hurry as he gunned down the Sharon runner at first to end the inning. Mike Wagner watches behind Patsy. Varsity Baseball TEAM PICTURE: Front row: Richard Frank, Bill Nordberg, Rich Fournier, Captain Scott Buchanan, Steve Smith, Jack Clagg. Second row: Pat DePillo, Jim Waters, Mike Reardon, John mi? Jardin, Jay Presentato, and Frank — Siar | ee = Luby, scorer. Third row: Coach ) ae . ae = Gerry Kelley, Bill Harlor, Paul 2 Devlin, Ricky Brown, Paul Westlund, Neal Boldrighini. ABOVE LEFT: Pat DePillo prepares to haul in a toss from Rich Fournier to nail a Canton runner at home. ABOVE: Gerry Kelley, Hornet Coach, ponders the situation against Norton. FAR LEFT: Jay Presentato keeps his eye on the ball and takes a hefty cut versus Sharon. LEFT: Though he appears to be crying at first base, Jim Waters Is actually about to sneeze all over Norton first baseman Charlie Marchese. 167 Girls’ Tennis THE SENIORS: left to right: Cindy Cuneo, Coach Tiatorio, Melissa Seifert, and Carol Peloquin. CINDY CUNEO, who filled in whenever HORNET SENIOR Carol Peloquin happily TEAM CAPTAIN and MVP Melissa Seifert needed, returns a serve in warmups. prepares to hit the ball shows her top form 168 DOUBLES TEAM MEMBER Karen Cultillo, who teamed up with Kandi Shcromm for the LEAVING THE BOUNDARIES of the court to second straight year anchored the doubles ONE OF MANSFIELD'S brightest future return a volley is sophomore Sharon Bassett, this year. tennis prospects, Jane Simoni the team's most improved player TEAM PICTURE: Front, I. to r.: Chris Chingris Cindy Cuneo Melissa Seifert Carol Peloquin Coach Tony Tiatorio Second row: Jane Simoni Sharon Bassett Kandi Schromm Karen Cutillo Paula Musto Susan Muise Third row: Doreen Devine Kim McLellan Heather Allen Lisa Rebello Maria Cimino Lori Leanues 169 Boys’ Tennis THE 1979 MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ TENNIS TEAM: EON es David Butler Bob Simoni Paul Fournier Herny Simoni Back row: Coach Louis Certuse Jack Campbell Rich Kinder Michael Waldman David Butler (left) shows off his follow through, while Jack Campbell begins his swing. 170 RETURNING A SHOT from behind the end line, Henry Simoni (far left) of Mansfield’s first doubles team was a force all season. ALL HOCKOMOCK TEAM member Bob Simoni makes a fine running return. (left) “f ff “Oh, is that right, David? ’ wae as Be ys Pass ee —_ « = eh ae C an a‘ We gion = fie ‘ Different strokes for different folks: (from left) Rich Kinder finishes off a serve, and . ays sophomores Jim Dubeau and Mike bes Waldman show their follow throughs. Bs ua) bes’ ¥ . he e 171 iy. nel a cadet eee a r on cae | war ee tall “ RIGHT: Scott Eames demonstrates fine control on this trap shot. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Coach Don Byron makes a minor adjustment on Ron Paulson 's grip, while Bob Shaw (far right) prepares to unleash his drive shot. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Always smiling Tony Shaw is unperturbed by our cameraman as he prepares for his tee shot. John Crescitelli on the green and Joe DePalma (far right) takes a cut at this drive. BELOW: TEAM PICTURE: Front. to r.: Ron Paulson, Scott Eames, Mike Murray, Danny Brown, John Crescitelli, Steve Crowley, Jim Ferrara, Dana Dutra. Standing: John LeMarre, Jim Ingram, Joe DePalma, Rick Murray, Tony Shaw, Bob Shaw, Bob Paulson, John Peri, Coach Don Byron. Pi : eS CY iy genes Sie ie r Shes aes BA Bac ; A TS te PY Aa | 7 Ty mtg} bi eh e ae i CA CAT, 172 173 ‘ f ty f i fe k | ‘ i Baseball Medway Foxboro Stoughton Norton King Philip Norton 4 +. im oun AD AOBWNWBOMWOONUD Franklin Oliver Ames Foxboro Hae Stoughton i King Philip Sharon � Canton - Franklin Oliver Ames. Medway GWWUN@AONBAN=ANUSAONSDSANM suffered a losing season. Under first year coach Gerry Kelley, the team tallied just four wins, yet “those were big ones. After a 7-6 marath against Medway, the team’s ‘10th play Nordberg fired a 6-hit, 6-2 victory at Stoughton. The last wirvof the yeaf against toumey bound K.P. saw 14hits, 3 each by Fournier, DePillo and Boldrighini. | MVP Pat DePillo led the team in hitting, while Bill Harlor and Bill Nordberg were leaders in ERA. MVP: Pat DePillo Tenth Player: Bill Nordberg bs se 3 by marg © innings could have discouraged most teams,’ ‘but the Horfiets came back every game and were noted in coaching and umpiring circles-asthe most ” improved team in the league. - ‘ MVP: Sue “Fred” andres tires For the second season in a row, the Hornef nine’ _ records in the 300 ilive with anot lere is a blemish on this on 3 the title with Franklin and North Attlebo Squads finished with 5-2 records down the stretch. : Leading scorers Dan Lamagno and Dennis Buckley fueled early season wins, sucha a ising of Sharon an {a vital wi nets finally fell to oro, as the Red R: R ied mn otake 244%-41's edge. ansf BN Stoughton, causing a ie ti records were set though. DanLa eam VP, matched school records in the hurdles with nasomeri and shattered school 6) and 50 (5.4). Lamagno was Class Champion in the 300. Dennis Buckley team’s utility man, running the 50, doing mp and the relay. Gus Bre red the school mark in the’s toss of 51-9. Scott , 3 days after sé “in basketball, Benned a trac orm and set a new Class D High jump record at the State Meet in Reading. Mansfield was in the al 5 in that meet. oo Lenny Lively, ight ry succes great moment overtime at home: first as Hornet hea Elaine Kale . utc! eventually eeke@ au Kaleta and OA orers with Te ch 4 others stof the start including iyear for th pales : Elaine Hable. pe at ed kg A, oN Boys’ Basketball The highti ht of the 1978-1979 Boys’ Basketball ee oie ul Souza’s scoring his 1000th: career shich came on a tree throw ona technical — Foul prior to his last game against Oliver Ames. Paul scored 300 points or,better in all three of his varsity years, andis secondion the all time Mansfield scoring list with 1036 points. The Hornets picked up 6 wins, withmost coming on Souza’s scoring and the excellent rebounding of Geott Reed, who averaged 10 rebounds pergame. Mike Wagner and his senior classmate Rich Fournier added Stability in the backcourt, and ¥in Jackson and John DeMaris rounded out the of the squad. Jackson, Reed Wagner were the team’s other leading Scorers. ner fired home a career high 22 points against ton, fueling a last quarter rally which fell just short of producing a win. Jackson was hot against Dighton-Rehoboth, and Reed was = consistent under the hoop all season. MVP: Paul Souza 6th Player: Geoff Reed Scores not available Abington Norton Bishop MVP: Bob Simoni Most Improved Player: Ri inning ga The Horne ts fought to stay undefeated down the stretch but key injuries and costly penalties led to tough late season losses. _Russell Muise, a lineman, was the team MVP, while D’Ambra was most improved. 4 ‘ é a Pe Franklin Stoughton Medway K.P. Stoughton Team MVP: Sco Most Improved: + =x a m Senw standard upto, but with Friary cal le greatest team @ver,” couldn't miss. The team was a team of champ Ss New England class high jumper Padi Souza, undefeated in his varsity career, and sprinter Dan Lamagno, a star since his fantastic sophomore year, anchored this year’s squad. But Mansfield wasn’t only two players. Scott Bregnard, one of the state’s top shot putters, was a major driving force. Pole vaulter Dennis Buckley performed excellently, leaping over 13 feet in the State’s and N.E.'s. Man other competitors comb i ed tom is ; Pelt pa we pe) Gardner and seniors Cindy Cuneo and Carol Peloquin. The girls lost seven close 3-2 matches. ual ™ a WVexe lou arey| remember days... Gommencement (1) CLASS OFFICERS Glenn Fournier and Robin Goddard display the class gift to (6) YEARBOOK EDITORS, Carolyn Morton and Jean McCrady the Class Day Assembly. (7) QUEEN Cindy Maxwell receives her crown of honor from (2) STEPPING IN STYLE is Miss Kim Miller and her escort Paul King the king, Neal Boldrighini (3) THE GRADUATES, June 3, 1979 (8) A TOP HAT AFFAIR: seated |. to r.; Wally Meehan and Kim (4) A SPECIAL NIGHT, a special moment to remember, John LeBlanc and Debbie Barnes, Patty McGrath and Mike LaJoie. Standing: Sue Dupree captured in the flash of a camera Demaris and Peter Sharpe, Meg Gardner and Donald Baldini (5) SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHER George Kelly receives a special thanks from Cheryl Moore and Jill Hinchey (9) THE BENEDICTION (10) JAY '‘BUBBA ' D'AMBRA caught by surprise .. .weremember moments TATE 178 Junior Prom TOP LEFT: Wally Meehan and Kim Barnes TOP RIGHT: Debbie Dupree and Kevin Jackson ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Perry congratulates Queen Cindy Maxwell CENTER: Queen Cindy Maxwell and King Neal Boldrighini and their court: ; Debbie Dupree, Greg Abbott, Donna Ploof, Rick Tarentino, Joanne Petrillo, Kevin Jackson, Pat Adams, Thomas O'Leary, Ellen O'Malley, Jay Presentato, Theresa Mastrorilli, Dennis Buckley OPPOSITE PAGE, clockwise from top: Donna Ploof and Tom O'Leary. Donna Holske and her escort. Ellen O’Malley and Dirk Lamagno. Seated: David Gallagher, Marie Bittick, Donna Holske and her escort. Standing: Brian Calhoun, Sharon Rabionvitz, Michele Parks and her escort. Precious and few arethemoments.. . May 18, 1979 Lantana 179 Class Will Kim Kay leaves Debbie in Brockton on Friday nights, R.P. a dismissal note, Colette-Ethel, Erma and Rita at the Red Fox, Scott and Bob lost in Rehoboth, E period study playing cards. John Certuse leaves Christi Williamson and Peggy Trenouth sheet music for the hit single ‘“You're my Best Friend”. Helen Davison leaves Mike Davison coordination and patience to exist in the house. Nancy Bachman and Melissa Seifert leave to Mr. Hunter the hoi polloi of MHS. John Wellington leaves Mr. Hunter his vocabulary words. Tom Lewis leaves to Linda Devine, hope for a return. T.J.W.L. leaves Mrs. Sirakides his memoirs of her favorite senior. Cindy Maxwell, Darlene Plant and Jean Todesco leave Theresa Mastrorilli to look after Marco Polo! Cindy Cuneo leaves Diane and Nancy at the beach with rings. Robin Goddard leaves Mansfield High School silently. Donna Waters leaves Mrs. Glasier, Mrs. Esposito, Miss Shurtleff and last but not least Mrs. Sirakides saying “Thanks for everything — without you | couldn't have made it’’. Donna Waters and Janice Wheeler leave Mr. Gerry Kelley sitting in his car stuck on the middle island of route 1. Donna Sparrow leaves C.T. a door. Donna Sparrow and Lynn McCra leave Mrs. Niemi all alone in the circle, the filing system a mess, Mr. Salachi wishing he were mugged in Montreal and M.A. and J.D. a telephone, clock and calendar and instructions on how to use them. Mike LaJoie leaves Scott Weiss a 2x2 standing place in the downstairs basement, Mr. Kelley the Class of '80. Paula Chambers leaves Mr. Salachi saying ‘‘Chambers, do you have a pass?’ Cheryl Moore leaves Greg Abbott a full tank of gas and an extra set of trunk keys, Anne Marie Gardner a big bandaid anda marker for her dent in McDonald’s parking lot, and to Lisa Rebello a new imaginary phone buddy. Jerome Sullivan leaves the Junior Class a smile and leaves Mr. Barnes a main course of prime rib of numbers, a few odd roots, and for dessert a fraction of a Pi. Cathy Cottuli and Sue Alberto leave Raul Pereira, Dom Cimino, thank goodness. Sue Alberto leaves K.H., J.R., R.R. and evil D.B. alone. Someone leaves Jeff Rys one pack of non ribs. Paul Souza leaves Ann Gardner, Pat Adams and Jayne Carr possession of the presidency of the F.H. Club. Mary Thurber leaves Mr. M asecret and Mr. Hunter the thin line between genius and insanity in the hope he'll fall to the other side. Cindy Maxwell leaves her brother a lot of love. Brenda Cuneo, Susan Andres and Martha Connor leave Miss Carbonetti ‘haciendo un circulo.”’ Susan Fiske leaves Diana King all alone in the back row trying to put her baritone back together again. Michael Murray, Donald Flint, Wayne Hallgren and Curtis Linn leave Ricky Murray a match to burn the gumiist. Cheryl Moore, Jill Hinchey, Cindy Maxwell and Diana Tighe leave Lisa Small a book entitled 1001 excuses to get out of track practice, Kathy Nash a book entitled 1001 things to whine about in practice, and to Pat, Ploofie and Jayne, a season's supply of ammunition for all those locker room brawls, the care and feeding of Dad, and lastly, a lot of love and good luck for next year, we'll miss you. Barbara Jette leaves Kim Ivory with Jeff in Eric's car and her G.|.-M.J. at the Harper Valley PTA, Mr. Perry a pair of shoes that don't squeak, ‘‘Killer’’ Tarball her own car to sit on when she skips study, Karen a new dog, Mike Schoenemann a sports car to ride around in for the rest of his life, Mrs. Glasier a kitten, and Joan Waseleski painting baseboards. Ros Olden leaves Karen in the dog house, Markie on the floor, Lisa and David alone, John with two dozen eggs, Deb with she knows who, alone in the car, Joan and Donny — oh boy. Jill Hinchey leaves the sabbotage crew a big B.T. and Jayne Carr a lifetime supply of Good Humor Ice Cream. Glenn Fournier and Tim Creeden finally leave the corner of MHS left to them in 1977 by Jeanne Grady and Beth Horton. Denise Harkness leaves her baby brother Paul an umbrella to use at the bus stop on the mornings it rains and she leaves the office and the key punch machine happily, never to return. Lynn McCra and Donna Sparrow leave Wick and Linda fighting as usual. Lynn McCra leaves Mark all alone on his motorcycle, C.J. and D.J. saying ‘‘No| can't skip with the seniors’, and Dale Haaversen with Jeff following right behind him. Donna Noonan leaves Tom Narciso one McDonald's coffee spoon, Cindy Smith saying ‘‘Well | never’, i = x wry he og ¥ yf Gardner her own dead cat and a book entitled 101 ways to butcher your cat in anatomy, and Christine McCarthy wandering around in an empty hall imagining that everyone is staring at her. Glenn Fournier and Nancy Bachman leave approximately 636 miles of sidewalk they've walked together since freshman year. Lynn Doiron leaves to the drill team Janine Golden, she leaves Scott Poleo painting ‘‘John Travolta in a Santa Suit’, Tut Juda a sphinx and an unending supply of loveletters for her lord, and to Miss Trombley, a humane humanities class next year. Richard Fournier leaves MHS in hope that one day the student body will have half the courage and determination of Billy Small. Mary Hyde leaves nothing to Debbie Shepard one carton of cigarettes, Maureen Rose one last cup of coffee, she leaves saying ‘who wants to skip with me?”’ Diane Burns leaves Anne Marie Hayner all the fond memories of 12:29, the drive-in bathroom, all the good times with Steve and Chick and especially the times with snuffy on the Rollercoaster road, and my arm getting caught in the window. Good luck in the future with school and with Chick. She also leaves Dorine Campanario standing at the bus stop, dreaming of Smitty and Bubba, Tina Tarentino getting stuck listening to Dorine and lots of luck in the future, and to Donna Powers lots of luck in school and hopes that her dream of me and Doug will come true. Richard Frank and Curt Linn leave Dennis Buckley and Linda Coggershall the words ‘‘Hello’’ and a referee on Thursday. They also leave the future chemistry students of MHS a piece of sodium and a book on 101 ways to blow up a lab. Richard Frank leaves Lisa DiGiovanni no one to bother her anymore, to Elaina, Kerri, Sharon and Lisa B. 1 million fish, and to Patsy DePillo the MHS catcher’s position. Renee Hatch leaves Maria Duarte a year free of certain persons aggravation, Ann Mansfield High School except a handful of good friends. Mike Wagner, Ralph Petrillo, and Rich Fournier leave fellow male students 101 ways to blow a golden opportunity. The senior class officers leave Mr. Kelley in his office saying ‘‘They can write whatever they want about me in the will, it doesn't bother me”. Diane Main and Chery! Moore leave Miss Carbonetti Jean Todesco, Mary Kinsley and Janelle Precourt one broken window and 500 pesetas to pay for it. Diane leaves Kathy Tarball one box of devil dogs and a pair of satin silk shorts like the ones in the back seat. Bill Frongillo is left to come to a stop. 181 yicall themselves : 3a new hit single, © Uglies Ba Ui ., have formed a ew) jo cul ” wors ship heavenly bodies such a$ Trans,Ams, ettes, and VW's. Tim offey 2 and Tom V sto recent film in which they showed several chromosones pulling their genes down. Paul Cogen, Wayne Hallgren and Richard Frank started a red pepper farm. Isn't that a hot one? Remember Jeff Colson and Tom Harding? Well, they’ve disappeared. Richard Fournier, Michael Wagner, Ralph Petrillo and Neal Boldrighini are forever searching for bigger and better dunes down at Chapan Beach and just maybe they'll conquer the biggest dunes in the world. Martha Connor leads a very boring life, but | suppose we oO knows what. Donald and Marc A yalfa ave array, Don Flint ing the concerned citizens Bey ve written their . lied Russ and Gus mas to j 7 i 13 And as usual, no one knows what Mark Dyke is doing. Anne Engley, Colleen O’Malley, Sue Flynn, and Terri Lestan are now roller derby queens and are Known as Annihilating Annie, Crushin Colleen, Super Sue and Terrorizing Terri. Jeff Fasulo was unable to attend because last night he fell into a french fry vat. Jean McCrady, Barbar Gove, Carol Knight, Denise Harkness, and Maureen Rose are the workers at Sue Fiske’s chain of Kissin Cousin’s Pizza. Drs. Geoff Reed, Scott Buchanan, Scott Eames and Bill Nordberg have just opened a gynecology practice. Patty McGrath, Mary Kinsley, and Julie Muise are now live-in maids at Bryant College. Jill Hinchey and Cheryl Moore opened up a factory that manufactured squirt guns, vaseline, shaving cream, baby powder and atomic bomb. They sell their merchandise to girls’ track teams. Barbara Jette, Sue Mayo and Wendy Reagan were last seen at cheerleading practice for the Dallas Cowairls. Kim Kay, Donna Sparrow and Debbie Shepard are jockeys at Suffolk Downs. The job of basement monitor at MHS has just been assigned to Erin Kelly, Laurie Lischer and Jackie Lucia. Mike LaJoie was recently arrested for painting a green on the torch of the Statue of Liberty. John LeBlanc and Bif Mason were just named to the Lou Farigno Hall of Fame. Paul Mackey, Brian Willis and Dave Malay have opened a new cosmetology shop. Jean Todesco and Cindy Maxwell are still stalling at red lights in Cindy's VW. Wally Meehan, Barry Meehan and Darin Haaversen were recently promoted to the rank of 5-star general and are assigned to Chamber's Pit in West Mansfield for strategic maneuvers. While working at their sardine factory, Lynn McCra, Linda Mercier and Sue Mederis, Kathy Roberts, and Mary Thurber accidently canned Wick McPherson. Tim McGrath, with John Wellington are on an excursion for Wild Kingdom in the Rocky Mountains. They are walking in circles 183 photographing big foot prints. Ron Sherman, Bill Warren, and Doug Muise are translating English novels to Euchislavian. Donna Noonan, Donna Waters and Cindy Smith have been elected high ranking officials in the teamsters union. David Orton and Tom Sullivan are forever searching for a new cubicle. Nancy Roach and Carol Peloquin have been writing their first existential novel, ‘The Absurdities of Green Grass’’, under the guidance of Siddartha. Jean Pollister is working for the Peace Corps in Africa. Zinta Reks is still searching for her Russian Vodka while singing her Latvian National Anthem, Doreen Shiek and Sandra White discovered the formula for eternal happiness. Henry Simoni was awarded the Nobel Prize for discovering that bones are filled with marrow. Robin Goddard is the proud owner eh ing, Baltimore Orioles paying the players with bird feed. Marcia Haskell an Diane Devlin are living in Paris as prosperous artists, eating bread and water. Jeanine Swanson, Marléne Trahan and Janice Wheeler are covergirls for Psychology Today. Janice Wilkinson, Lorie Zarek and Carolyn Morton have become tri-directors for the Mansfield Hornet Band and are now on their 32nd tour of Disney World. Joyce Goddard and Julie Trenouth brush with Crest and are now into commercials. Dave Gallagher and Ralph Haynes were deported to Cuba for selling the wrong size athletic supporters. Paul Souza has married a Kangaroo and is always on the hop. Jim Weiss and Mike Garland, Kris Kane and John Kussnaul say Hi. Jill Harding is still looking for the bumper from her Caddy. Renee Hatch, Janelle Precourt and Nancy Melchiorri were last seen goose stepping across a puddle. Diana Tighe is now instructing the Japanese field hockey team in Samari tactics. Diane Main, Martha Wood, Glenn Fournier and Billy Frongillo could not attend the reunion for they were busy signing papers for their legally reserved parking spaces for their Mercedes, Jaguar, Rolls Royce and Porsche in the circle out front of MHS. Well, Miss Carbonetti, Hope you enjoyed hearing about everyone. Time and Life are our only true possessions. . . CWE te TUR BS Treasure the moments ge Be Lis 185 Reach out at Remember ho Throughout th _remaine _but now they wi eee Our innocen friends we ve made, e’ve shared will always live on Thanks Miss Tarbonetti We the Class of 1979 would like to extend our appreciation for all your assistance and devotion to our class. We hope you realize that without you, all our successful fund raisers and social functions would have been impossible. We will always treasure the special moments we have shared together throughout our high school years. s Love and happiness always, Glenn P. Fournier President (lomeng H . FOoach Nancy Roach Vice-President Rebun Yynn Yddaud Robin Goddard Treasurer P.S. We'll miss you. ) See Diane Main Secretary 187 Congratulations from Dr. Sibilia Complete MOBILE AUTO GLASS Service 110 NO. MAIN STREET, Route 152, ATTLEBORO, MASS. 02703 Telephone 222-5810 Plate Glass, Mirrors and Shower Enclosures The yearbook staff would like to take this opportunity to express its appreciation to Phone: 339-8171 our sponsors and merchants who have helped to make this Ni-t-1d ofelo) @ oLoStt] o) (2 Sherman Funeral Home Roland V. Cedarfield — Director 55 North Main St. Mansfield, MA Sponsors Mr. Mrs. William DeStefano Mr. Mrs. J. Spencer Kelly Mr. R. D. DeFronzo Roberta Fiore Claire S. Gulan Mr. Mrs. David Heaton Mr. Peter Miller Ms. Peg Strumski Ms. Leslie Gildersleeve Landscaping Excavating 339-9600 170 Tremont Street Mansfield, Mass. 02048 A REAL ESTATE Route 140, Mansfield (617) 339-7144 (617) 339-6234 Mr. George Kelly Connie Pat LaJoie Mr. Mrs. Norman Brunelle Miss Mary Carbonetti Peter Linda Flaherty David Barbara Conley James Waterman Equipment Rentals Swimming Pools Loam Gravel Trucking J. P. Smith Co., Inc. Mr. Nick Pacella A. W. Salachi, Jr. Mrs. Joyce Niemi Mr. Miller Mrs. Antoinette Johnson Mr. Richard Young Dr. Albert C. Ciri Mr. Mrs. Brian Friary The Office Elf Janet Stacey Metrano Virginia Simoni Mrs. Jean Esposito Mr. Mrs. Thomas Masson Mrs. Williams Mrs. Capone Rudolph Chu John E. Dunn David Todesco Andrew Windham Anthony Day Mr. Mrs. John A. Maitoza Ernie Midge Bowser Mr. Edward C. Albertini Mr. Mrs. Michael Mangion Mr. Mrs. Andrew Bennett Craig Mary Lou Cotton Mr. Mrs. James Todd Mr. Mrs. Fred Harkness Mr. Mrs. Keith Slobogan Mr. Mrs. Herbert Linn Mr. Mrs. Ed Young 179 North Main Street, Mansfield Mr. Mrs. G. T. Stackpole Jane Simoni M. L. Wiese Dr. Charles Collola Arlen Mary Lou Shaw Dagg's Lounge, Inc. Mrs. L. Bowen Mr. Mrs. Frank Nilson Mr. Mrs. Martin Warner Mr. Mrs. James Langille Mr. Mrs. Michael Brandenburg Mr. Barry Nilson Miss Donna Carl Mr. Mrs. George R. Costa James Elliott Horton Rev. Mrs. William B. Udall Mr. Mrs. Ted Davis William H. Reed Mr. Mrs. Austin Harding Dr. Mrs. Jack VanVliet Mr. Mrs. John D. Brennan Mr. Mrs. William Beckman REAL ESTATE Henry Simoni Colleen Cunningham Mr. Mrs. Cambell The Crescitelli’s Mr. Mrs. Flavio Branchini Louise Fred Sarro Stephen J. Simoni 189 Purina Feeds 339-2948 Fruena Feeds 339-2949 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 Mansfield Feed Cookes Family Farm Supply, Inc. meteXom Cla County Street Mansfield, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Western Union Telegraph Company © on ae GE CRB ghee ge ) Lickity Split lceCream Parlor 268 North Main Street Mansfield Wishing Success to the Class of 1979 BRISTOL PHARMACY STEVEN PAYNE, Reg. Ph. - DAVID DiMARZIO, Reg. Ph. 660 EAST ST. (ROUTE 106) MANSFIELD, MASS. 02048 190 MEMO FROM The People of The Foxboro Company 5 ho (lB Education opens doors to the future. As you step through these portals, may the lessons you have learned sustain you in your quest for a full and satisfying life. Congratulations from. . . Robert W. Eames Insurance Agency 126-128 North Main Street Mansfield 339-7913 We doit all for you: McDonalds = t 9 Taunton Street Plainville, Mass. Stork Diaper Towel Service 97 Chestnut Street Foxboro, Mass. 02035 Norm's Auto Supply 26 Wood Avenue Mansfield, Mass. 02048 Compliments ofa friend Sarro's Market Meats — Provisions Imported Food Specialties — Freezer Meats 457 North Main Street 339-7451 § Congratulations Seniors R. T. Engineering Service Inc. | Mansfield: ¢ Congratulations to the Class of 1979 W.L. Stearns Son 262 North Main Street Mansfield, Mass. 02048 Established 1873 Congratulations Class of '79 Miss Cindy's School roy a DE Vavex=) 269 North Main Street Mansfield, Mass. Good Luck, Sue! Corrofab, Inc. 60 Maple Street Mansfield, Mass. 02048 339-6321 Robert M. Klenoweki 84 Copeland Drive Mansfield, Mass. 02048 193 Come ompliments of : ROBERT DUNLAP Allied Auto Parts Co. NORTHEASTERN REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION MANAGER Serving Southwestern Mass. Northern Rhode Island with 28 Locations since 1946 TRAVENOL LABORATORIES, INC. —_ (617) 339-6386 290 FORBES BLVD. P.O. Box 30 (800) 225-2114 MANSFIELD, MA 02048 (800) 225-2117 Compliments of NEW ENGLAND DRAWN STEEL CO., INC. 137 High Street P. O. Box 168 Telephone (617) 339-8971 Mansfield, Massachusetts 02048 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 from a Friend Best Wishes 26 North Main Street 194 JOHN T. FOLAN BS PHARMACIST 4, PRESCRIPTION SHOPPE ie . 270 NO. MAIN ST ( MANSFIELD, MA 02048 24-HR. PHONE 339-5533 HOURS: MONDAY - SATURDAY 9AM - 6PM Lilly's Drug Store 88 Copeland Drive 3 F, Servin Ma nsfield Anyone Who Tastes Them Once Will Always Remember Them Mansfield House of Pizza 141 North Main Street Mansfield, Mass. Pizza 339-6400 Hot Try Our Specialties Grinder Shepard's Flowers Established 1924 Come on Down and Visit Our Garden Center and Showroom 174 Spring Street Mansfield, Mass. 20248 Telephone: 339-8642 Open Mon.-Sat. 8-6 Sundays 8-12 Mastercharge Accepted Free Delivery Surrounding Towns 195 ASS Rt fe a FAIRFIEL 4 oO ‘ pri “ge fs Cc “2 SERVICE MARK AND 4, —_— | eee Congratulations to the Class of 79 Mansfield Tire Service Goodiltuck and Best Wishes From Nick and Lucy Anagnos Nabisco Confections Wallpaper City Inc. Inc 5 North Main Street Mansfield, MA 02048 339-3200 Phil's Pizza, Beer Wine Store 660 East Street Mansfield, MA Open 10-10 339-6243 The Mansfield Press, Inc. Printers — Publishers — Lithographers 250 North Main Street Publishers of the Mansfield News Mansfield MA Interiors — Gifts 617—339-3253 John J. Sarro Decorator Storehouse ''A Century of Service to the Community Precision Drafting and Measuring Equipment | Sterling Manufacturing Company Congratulations Class of 1979 Complime nts of MerRigil orth Ma iy wen é M: a we Ag ohh 1S Gloria Steven: j¥ Oe at 290 North Main Nth A a Mansfield, MA TAUNTON CO-OPERATIVE BANK ''The Bank That Puts You in Clover MAIN OFFICE 41 Taunton Green Taunton, Mass. 02780 823-6501 Branch Office Branch Office Branch Office 1400 Fall River Ave. 21 North Washington St. 21 North Main St. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 No. Attleboro, Mass. 02760 Attleboro, Mass. 02703 336-6766 699-4032 222-0396 WHERE ALL SAVINGS ARE INSURED IN FULL SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES AVAILABLE AT THE TAUNTON SEEKONK AND NORTH ATTLEBORO-PLAINVILLE OFFICES Health and Happiness the o% of Bill Olden Radio TV Service, Morse Inc. a nd 267 North Main Street Mansfield, MA Forrester A A Pizza 365 North Main Street REL Bh 1010) Sunday thru Saturday 11:00 a.m.-1 1:00 p.m. Call in your order It will be ready when you arrive Best of Luck to the Class of '79 Sweet Manufacturing Company Manufacturer of Quality Jewelry Chain Gilbert Street Mansfield, MA 02048 Tel. (617) 339-2961 (401) 725-7115 Compliments of. . . Sew and Save Lord's Pharmacy Mastin Fabrics 200 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 From Owens-Illinois Old Country Store, SANNIE'S Emporium, and Village Square INC. ; West Mansfield Village Massachusetts 02083 339-8128 At the Same Location for Over 50 Years 310 North Main Street at Route 106 Mansfield, Massachusetts 02048 (617) 339-8901 lations to Class : Best of Luck to the Graduates M a rcia no S Congratulations. . . Sporting Goods, Inc. 307 North Main Street 339-2945 339-2946 Pete Marciano 202 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 The Boosters Club 204 NEW ENGLAND INCORPORATED ae Y Se Offices in Mansfield and Hyannis, Massachusetts We're old, But we'll be first With new ideas For young insurance consumers. Chong D AUTO BODY Top Quality Work at Reasonable Prices ’ all makes - foreign domestic CORVETTE FIBERGLASS WORK BIG (4): CASH and CARRY FREE INSURANCE SENIOR CITIZEN ESTIMATES DISCOUNTS 500 School Street, Mansfield 395 Oakland St., Mansfield Just Beyond Chocolate Factory Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5:15 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 4 aC ORy Mansfield, Massachusetts 02048 Builders and Cabinet Hardware y Telephone (617) 339-4500 As ACORN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Compliments of. . . Best Wishes from White i Kelly EPH atten Neo Dr. Joel Korins 102 North Main Street Mansfield, Massachusetts 02048 205 Schofield II Hardware Company 127 North Main Street Mansfield, Massachusetts 339-5115 South Main Shell 4 SOUTH MAIN STREET MANSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of Honey COMPLETE REPAIRS (617) 339-2450 weg]: ROAD SERVICE Dew Donuts Over 29 Taste Tempting Varieties and Hot Muffins Congratulations from. . . Don Currivan Insurance Agency 106 North Main Street Mansfield, Massachusetts 339-7141 206 Compliments of Compliments to the Class of 1979 Parente Egg Farm Dr. Elliot Kirschbaum Winner of the Golden Egg Award from the University of Massachusetts MANSFIELD MARINE POWER EQUIPMENT PAT GONNIE LA OIE EG WHE aces Compliments of Jack's Cafe, a Martin Lyons Personnel 407 North Main Street Mansfield Service 207 “Climb high Climb far -Your goal the sky - “=, Your aim the star 208 Ta Py y Bes baa, A . ve Om — - ‘a —4 pment DSI = eet meth Pe tg os Prin = st a AS ENE iets