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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

Epilogue 81 WELCOME rs. --70 _2 MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL’ . =: z, � . tie La od ‘oe rs 3 � é ais ee ee ; z at-z i ' ‘ . ae Ee TO” fag pe a eee ; eRe af eee’ —- ; : yf See ime . ; es CEs 2 a RR rma ec i Senior — Julie Bruno, Junior — Melinda Vizedom, Sophomore — Chris Gray, Freshman — Scott Button Mansfield High School East Street Mansfield, Massachusetts Nineteen Hundred and Eighty One THE CLASS OF 1981 DEDICATES THIS YEARBOOK TO Senior Class Advisors Mrs. Dianne Smith-Picciandra and Mrs. Maureen Thorpe Principal Mr. Edward Rosa , Luo celle LM ™ fo?) -— = Lu p= = © © ” cS E ® by a © — = = 2. © =A DH fs d = a a — S) ee ® Oo ra po ENGLISH English (Adv.) 9, 10, 11, 12 English (Std.) 9, 10, 11, 12 Essentials of English 9, 10 Application of English Skills 11, 12 Advanced Placement English 12 SOCIAL STUDIES Western Civilization Political Science 20th Century U.S. History (Adv. and Std.) Sociology Crime Psychology Independent Study MATHEMATICS Algebra (Adv.) 1, 11 Algebra (Std.) 1, 11 General Math 1, 11, 111 Basic Algebra 1A, 1B Plane and Solid Geometry Plane Geometry Pre-Calculus Basic Geometry Trigonometry and Analytical Geometry Finite Math Review for College Math and Computer Consumer Math Computer Math Programming 1, 11 Calculus PROGRAM SCIENCE General Science Biology 1, 2 Living Things Chemistry Anatomy and Physiology Physics (Adv. and Std.) Physical Science Advanced Placement Physics LANGUAGE French (Adv.) 1, 2, 3,4 French (Std.) 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish (Adv.) 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish (Std.) 1, 2, 3, 4 BUSINESS Introduction to Business World Business Math Accounting 1, 2, 3 Typewriting 1, 2, 3 Recordkeeping Shorthand 1, 2 Oftice Procedures Office Training Business Personal Law Consumer Ed. OF STUDIES HOME ECONOMICS Creative Living Adv. Home Ec. Intro. to Child Development Pre-School Management INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3,4 Art Metal and Woodcratt Small Engines Electricity 1, 2 Graphic Arts TECHNICAL DRAWING Technical Drawing |, 2 Machine Drawing Architectural Drawing ART Art | Drawing | 1 Printmaking Ady. Design Mixed Media Ceramics Painting and Sculpture MUSIC Humanities |, 2 Music Appreciation Musicianship Drama Workshop Band Stage Band Drill Team CHORUS Chorus Concert Choir PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education |, 2, 3,4 CENTRAL OFFICE STAFF Robert Barbarisi Superintendent of Schools 4 4 F % 4 ‘ John Gorman William Destefano Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent James Fitzgerald Heather Champigny Business Manager Director of Special Education ghee VICE PRINCIPAL To: Class of 1981: May your future years be filled with happiness, good health and success. If you think that something is ethically and morally right, fight for it with all your strength. sa J. Spencer Kelley PRINCIPAL Dear Members of the Class of 1981: Having successfully completed your high school education, you should now be ready to take the knowledge you've received and apply it as you begin another phase of your life. Hopefully, the educational, emotional, and social lessons learned at Mansfield High School will enable you to achieve success in all your future endeavors. Personally, your acceptance of me and my ideas has been a source of extreme pleasure to me and | thank you for your cooperation. As years pass and you recall your days at MHS, | hope that all your memories are pleasant. Best wishes for a prosperous and healthy future. Sincerely, a pee GQ IX Sn Edward A. Rosa Principal An exiled Mr. Camber An Effervescent Mrs. Jackson and now for a mobie ’ i Cie «i PRGPERTY OF QUALTERS MIDOLE SCuAOE S Dynamic Duo the MH af . James McCrady Sandy Paulson and kitty EDWARD C. ALBERTINI —_ HARRY L. ANDERSON Director of Guidance i Chairman of English Department Courses: Guidance Counselor Courses: English Education: Boston College, B.S.; Education: Brown University, A.B.; Bridgewater State, M.E.D.; University of Rhode Island, M.A. Providence College, Guid. PHYLLIS BERNARD Courses: Physical Education Education: Bridgewater State College, B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. BRIAN L. BARNES Chairman of Mathematics Department Courses: Programming | and Il, Pre-Calculus, Calculus Education: Rhode Island College, Ed.B., M.A.T., C.A.G.S. in Math RICHARD L. BUSHMAN Courses: General Math, Algebra Il, Trigonometry, Basic Geometry Education: Boston University, B.A. Geology; Bridgewater State College, M.A. Math MICHAEL BRANDENBURG Courses: English Education: St. Norbert College, B.A. Liberal Arts Gt alls� ibssiiiies English Department Chairman People, I’ve got to know where you’re coming from. Mr. Anderson 10 Mrs. Cargill lends a helping hand. PCR ea DONNA BUTLER Instructional Media Aide MARY L. CARBONETTI Courses: Spanish Ils, Spanish IIA, Spanish IV Education: Boston State College, B.A.; Middlebury College, M.A.; Summer Session University of Valencia, Spain DR. ALBERT CIRI Courses: Group Dynamics, School Psychologist Education: B.A.; M.A.; Ed.D. Media aide Donna Butler. Coach Day fires up his troops at a rally. PAUL E. CAMBER Courses: Instructional Media K-12, Introduction to Graphic Arts Education: Bridgewater State College, B.S.; Boston University, M.Ed. LUCILLE M. CARGILL Courses: Art |, Draw. ll Printmaking, Design Mixed Media, Ceramics Education: B.A., Art; M.F.A., Ceramics TONY DAY Courses: Behavorial Specialist Education: Mansfield High School; Columbia College, B.A.; Rhode Island College Mr. Dunn and friend. Mike Deschaies, Mr. Fitzgerald, and a lot of teeth. Friends, Romans, fellow countrymen . . . JOHN E. DUNN DAVID C. FARINELLA Chairman of Science Courses: Guidance Counselor Department Education: Holy Cross College, Courses: General Science A.B. Political Science; Rhode Island Education: Boston University, College, M.Ed. Counselor B.S. Biology Science Education; Assumption College, Graduated Courses; Bridgewater State College, Graduated Courses DAN FITZGERALD Courses: Work Experience Coordinator Education: Suffolk University, B.A.; Northeastern University, M.Ed. ROBERTA FIORE Courses: Freshman English Education: University of Massachusetts, B.A. RUTH C. FORBES BRIAN FRIARY Courses: School Nurse Courses: Physical Education, Education: Simmons College Health Education: Southern Connecticut State College, M.E.D.; Rhode Island College 12 MICHAEL GIARDINO Courses: U.S. History, Advanced and Standard Education: Brandeis University, B.A. inEd. — History, Sociology LESLIE GILDERSLEEVE Courses: French | and ll, Junior English Education: State University of New York at Albany; Universite’ de Nice, France, B.A. French; Middlebury School of French in Paris, France, MA ROSEANNA GLASIER Courses: Business Math; Shorthand I; Shorthand IIl Transcription; Office Procedures Education: Suffolk University, MS in Business Ed.; Boston College, B.S. in Business Ed. Miss Gibson and the girls. You could always make it another toothpick. DEBORAH GIBSON Courses: Librarian Education: A.B. Marietta College; M.Ed. Bridgewater State College Phi Beta Kappa DOUG GEORGE Courses: Technical Drawing, Woodworking Education: B.S. Oswego State College; A.A. Quinsigamond Community College ALBERT E. GOETZ Courses: Industrial Arts, Metal Work Education: Boston State; B.S. Ed. G.T.O. Mexico 14 E. EDWIN HARSCH Courses: Physics Education: University of Kansas, B.S. in Education; Northeastern University, Master of Education; Cornell University, M.A.T. Physics DALE HOPKINSON Courses: Art |, Advanced Design Mixed Media, Drawing II Printmaking, Ceramics Education: College of Our Lady of the Elms, B.A.; University of Massachusetts, M.F.A.; Worcester Art Center; Levrett Art Center ANNE JACKSON Courses: Spanish | and Il, French | Education: Newton College of the Sacred Heart, A.B.; University of Massachusetts at Amherst, M.A.T. in Spanish Well, the colors are nice. DAVID HEATON Courses: Technical Drawing | and ll, Machine Drawing, Small Gas Engines Education: Fitchburg State College, B.S. in Industrial Arts ROBERT A. HUNTER Courses: English 10, English 12 Education: Boston University, College of Liberal Arts, A.B.; Wesleyan University, M.A. DIANE JACKSON Chairman of Language Department Courses: French, Il, Ill, and IV; Coach Girls’ Varsity Tennis Education: Salve Regina College, AB French ‘A Yes Richard that’s a horse. “Tex’’ Harsch. eee a) ’ Mrs. Jackson, an American in Paris? Kelly at work. ANTOINETTE JOHNSON Courses: Spanish I, and Ill Education: Bridgewater State College, B.A. French, M.A.T. Spanish GERARD A. KELLEY Athletic Director Courses: Sociology, Western Civilization Education: King’s College, BA ELEANOR LEVERONI Courses: English 10, Western Civilization Education: Central Connecticut State College, BS English Athletic Director and sharp dresser Gerard Tests with Mrs. Johnson sure seem fun. LINDA KEENE Courses: Learning Disabilities Education: University of Connecticut, BS GEORGE KELLY Courses: Psychology, Assistant Football Coach Education: Bridgewater State College, BA, MAT; Boston University, Graduate School ANNETTE M. LILJEGREN Courses: Biology, Living Things Education: Annhurst College, BA; Fitchburg State College, M.Ed. 16 JACQUELINE MACIEL Courses: Chemistry, Physics Education: Rhode Island College, BS, MS MARY BETH MAITOZA Courses: Guidance Counselor Education: Bridgewater State College, BA; University of Rhode Island, MA; Boston University, M.Ed. GRETCHEN E. MAURER Courses: Preschool Lab Management, Introductory Child Development, Creative Living (Foods and Nutrition) Education: University of Massachusetts at Amherst, BS Home Economics Education; Simmons College, Master Family Studies Back to Physics Fran. Ernest Miller: a modern renaissance m WILLIAM MACKINNON Courses: Special Education Education: Western State Colle of Colorado, BA Physical Education; Rhode Island College MA School Administration CAROL MASUCK Courses: Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry, Algebra Il, Algebra |, Consumer Mathemat Education: Bridgewater State College, BA Mathematics; Rhod Island College, MA Mathematic: CHERYL E. METTERS Courses: Algebra |, Geometry, General Math II Education: Plymouth State Colle of the University of New Hampshire, BS CAROL MICHAUD Courses: Geometry, General Math I, Basic Algebra | Part A Education: Rhode Island College, BA Mathematics and Psychology; Providence College, M.Ed. Guidance and Counseling PETER MILLER Courses: Political Science, Coach Freshman Basketball Education: Stonehill College, BA Political Science KAREN O’BRIEN-RICHARDSON Courses: Physical Education Education: Bridgewater State College, BS Education 2 and 2 is WHAT? ERNEST MILLER Courses: Physical Education, Health, Coach Varsity Baseball Education: Bridgewater State College, BS JOYCE NIEMI Courses: English Education: Bridgewater State College, BA English; Rhode Island College, MA English NICHOLAS P. PACELLA Courses: Biology Education: Worcester State College, Framingham State College, Holy Cross College, Brandeis University; BS, MS Education Say hello to MOIS. RICHARD PALANZA Courses: U.S. History Education: Eastern Nazarene, AB; Boston University AM History DIANE C. POWERS Courses: U.S. History Education: University of Vermont, BS History; Southern Methodist University, MA History ERIC P. ROSEN Courses: Supervisor of ’ Instrumental Music, Band Education: Northeastern University, BA; Boston University, MED; Bridgewater State College, Boston Conservatory of Music, New England Conservatory of Music, Graduate Studies JAMES E. PERRY Courses: General Science, Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Biology Il Education: Stonehill College, BS JOAN PROULX Chairman of Business Department Courses: Typewriting Il and Il, Accounting Il and Ill Education: Bryant College, BS Business Ed.; Bridgewater State College, M.Ed. ALEXANDER W. SALACHI, JR. Courses: English 11 and 10, Coach Girls’ Basketball Education: Assumption College, BA: DuQuesne University, MA Mrs. Power’s homeroom was top banana in the Junior class magazine sale. Mr. Perry examines the school’s 1982 budget. 18 ‘ et lf OLD ... MHS veteran Mr. Palanza kes a familiar pose. KAREN SHURTLEFF-PROULE Courses: Typing |, Accounting I, Recordkeeping Education: Bryant College, BS Business Ed.; Suffolk University, MS Business Ed.; Bryant College, MBA DIANNE SMITH-PICCIANDRA Courses: English, Math Education: Salve Regina College, BA Psychology, Special Education Stonehill College CARYL L. STEWART Courses: Child Development, Creative Living, Advanced Foods, Advanced Clothing Education: Bridgewater State College, BA; Bridgewater and Rhode Island College, Graduate Courses THE NEW ... Mr. Stello has his hands full in his first year at MHS. pee Things are looking up for new band direc- tor Mr. Rosen. PATRICIA A. SIRAKIDES Courses: Office Training, Business Law, Economics, Introduction to Business World Education: Mass. Bay Community College; Plymouth State College, BS; Suffolk University, Master’s Degree CURTIS STELLO Courses: Technical Drawing I, Electricity |, Electricity Il Electronics Education: Fitchburg State College, BS Education, Certified in Industrial Arts MAUREEN M. THORPE Courses: Learning Disabilities Specialist Education: Salve Regina College, BA 19 Mrs. Webb coming to the aid of one of | don’t really know, but it looks right to me. Now sit down. 20 ANTHONY D. TIATORIO Chairman of Social Studies Department Courses: Western Civilization, U.S. History Education: Northeastern University, B.S.; Boston College, M.A. BARBARA TROMBLEY Courses: Musicianship, Music Appreciation, Humanities, Drama, Concert Choir, Chorus Education: Boston University, B.A. Music and Theater Arts DORIS L. WEBB Courses: English Essentials, English 9 and 10 Education: University of Redlands, B.A.; Stanford University, M.A. ALLAN E. TOMPSON Courses: Computer Science, Finit Math, College Math, Algebra |, Algebra Il, Geometry Education: Boston College, A.B., M.Ed. KYLE W. VIETTI Courses: English 9 Education: University of Utah, B. English Major; Tufts University, M.Ed., Reading Major ELLEN M. WESTLUND Courses: Algebra, Geometry, General Math Education: Wheaton College, B. Chemistry PATRICIA WILLIAMS Courses: Speech Education: Emerson College, B.S. Speech BLI; Bridgewater State College, B.S. Speech PAMELA M. WOOD Courses: Biology |, Anatomy and Physiology Education: Stonehill College, B.S. Biology GISELE C. ZANGARI Courses: Geometry, Consumer Mathematics, General Math Ill Education: Rhode Island College, Master’s Degree — Mathematics They must be up to something CELINE B. WILLS Courses: Typewriting | Education: Bryant College, B.S. Business Education RICHARD YOUNG Chairman Industrial Arts Courses: Technical Drawing, Architectural Drawing Education: Wentworth I nstitute; Northeastern University, A.M.E., B.B.A.; Fitchburg State, M.I.T. Mrs. Zangari in action. 21 22 Mr. Harsch But Mr. George, | thought it was isometric 2 Sheik Alex Du Abdul S se é alachi “Is he going to eat that Cookie You will become A MONKEY “and this neat cuz angle theta equals 2 and 23 24 MSH FINEST? Miss. Ms. Mrs. Wills directs a business letter This is not a fire alarm eo “BANG,”’ Gottcha ‘s asleep What's she smirking about 25 LIFE STUDENT STUDENT 26 27 28 ans ji ie jee msg rium ddmission..$ 3.00 per person “| feel pretty” The Jets’ challenge dance “With this ring | thee wed’ Diesel Peter Dion, Riff Michael Campbell, Baby John Jack Creeden, Snowboy .. . William Webb, Big Deal. . . Mark Hatch, Arab... Chris Gray, Action _.. Nick Cavalieri, Anybodys . . . Julie Bruno, Bernardo . . . James Byron, Velma. . . Lynn Sullivan, Graziella . . . Jennifer Hulburd, Chino .. . Paul Lucier, Pepe. . . David Silva, Officer Krupke . . . David Butler, Rosalia Lt. Schrank Scott Poleo, Tony Jonathan Lucier, Maria Cathleen Sullivan, Anita Elena Cutillo, Consuelo Jean Charbonneau, Rosalia O'Malley, Doc . . . Robert Southern, Ballet Maria. . Meredith Beaton, Ballet Tony Jack Hulburd Theresa Be Cool Lt. Schrank and Rift 30 JETS AND SHARKS: Denise Adams, Nancy Button, Scott Button, Beth Casher, Jennifer Cavalieri, Maura Conner, Michelle Conti, David Fournier, Michael Fuller, Martha Grady, Brenda Gray, Pamela Hardy, Paul Harkness, Jack Hulburd, Tracey Johnson, Cindy Kay, Bonnie Knights, Jean Letteney, Desiree Lombardi, Lisa Marvelle, Jeff McCra, Eric May, Michele Nistal, Dianne Polson, Lisa Rebello, Laura Reynolds, James Sullivan, Kathren Wilcox. “Your best man against my best man’’ Schrank steps in STAGE CREW: Michael Bellavance, Tim Dion, Donna Elsworth, Lori Farnsworth, David Fournier, Jack Hulburd, Paul Harkness, Larry Marston, Eric May, Kathy McLellan, Jeff McCra, Dennis Nash, Lisa Petrillo, Marlene Rabinoutz, James Sullivan. Stage Manager — Michael Fuller. Production Assistant — Kim McLellan. Lighting — John LaMarre, John Nordberg, Louis Boldrighini. Sharks invade Jet Territory 38 Ps a = Bs Re Anybodys, Velma, and Graziella “We like to be in America” 31 32 “What happened to Tony?” oe “MARIA!” JSHERET TES: Katrina Pearl chairman), Sharyn Bassat, Laurie Vhitehouse, Karen Collela, Susan Auise, Patricia Plante, Sandra ataloni, Susan Tegan, Susan Vestlund, Sallee Bennock, Elinor ailleran. Tickets — Lori arnsworth. Ticket and Program Yesign — Chris Gray. Posters and dvertising — Scott Poleo. 'rinting — Graphic Arts Classes. CHOREOGRAPHY: Jet Dances — Jennifer Hulburd; Shark Dances — Meredith Beaton, Elena Cutillo Special Thanks: Jennifer, Marie, and Elena for the extra hours of dance rehearsals; Mr. Paul Camber for his enthusiastic imagination and interest; Maintenance Crew for technical help; Co Ro Fab for the gift of cardboard. Cast and Crew FOREIGN LANGUAGE WEEK Sonreja! Mi ee Forward, ho! 34 Our own french chet Trunkin’ ond 35 36 STUDENT ADVISORY FRENCH CLUB ae2mnocH ef A onoe=,—- opP,p oe Kelly Coyne, Jennifer Hulburd, and Sue Tegan raogoazman Worm Oo Seated: Jim Carlberg. Kneeling: Jan Turner, Lisa Marvelle, Toni Murphy, Lisa Soldani, Amy Hawksley. Stand- ing: Advisor Ms. Gildersleeve, Lisa Tartufo, Diane Lovely, Colleen Dillon, Lisa Casher, Laurie Perry and Ron Naismith. Death STYLUS Death is merely the communal event, Heeding no damnation nor praise, At which to the evolving earth we are sent, Turned under the soil never again to raise, I fear death not, Nor does it fear me, I deviate from the lot, For death is but my destiny. by Richard Reed But Why? Temember the lime you led me on? I was such a fool vemeber lhe lime j you kvake my heart? How could you be Ninel ? The more you ded. The more you laughed. | The mare you made me cry SF lowed you then, Sy lowe you now. So always will | But uhy? Hephanie Campbell 8 tai a! + tem aw Wali. 2%, ) oa ake Editors Brian Dion and Paul Mueller 37 38 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY New inductee Caroline Long. 5 metas 2 tenth ods Seated: Frank Luby, Laura Holts, Liz Tighe, Jenniter Hulburd, Jim Ingram, Quong Troung. Standing: Donna King, Lori Leanues, Paul Mueller, Sue Westlund, Caroline Long, Lynne Agostino, Mary Webb, Kathy Palin, Linda Beach, Maria Cimino, Bill Morrison, Merideth Beaton, and Steve Carlberg - Contemplation MODEL SENATE Seated From Left: Fran Shaw, John Nevers, Richard Reed Kneeling: Lisa DiGiovanni, Sue Tegan, Elena Cutillo, Rose Mary Bott Standing: Mr. Palanza Cathy Tarball, Amy Trenouth, Lisa Rebello, Lynne DeGrange, and Leah Antosca 39 40 LITTLE HORNET S NURSERY SCHOOL Pam Combis shows an interest in Valen- tines. | hope I’m doing this right. Tracey plays teacher. Just look at that face Little Hornet Nursery School is run by the Preschool Lab and Introductory Child Development Classes. There are 2 sessions: a morning session which runs from March to the first week of June and an afternoon session which runs from October to June. Each year approsimately 45 children, ages 2!2- 5, attend the nursery school 4 days a week. The High School students develop the curriculum and plan lessons and activities to promote physical, intellectual and emotional development as well as activities to stimulate social relations and play. The director of Little Hornet Nursery School is Gretchen E. Maurer. Little Hornets and Staff 41 YEARBOOK Senior editors: Kathy Wilcox, Kevin Moran Junior editor: Melinda Vizedom, Paul Mueller Photographers: Jeff Thayer, Mike Desheis, Eric Cuevas, Paul Salerno, Paul Mueller, Scott Button, Mark LeLacheur Advisor: Mr. Paul Camber The Professional? The Photography crew Wally, Gary, and Mr. Camber. 42 Staff: Bobby Sacramona, Kathy Wilcox, Kevin Moran, Melinda Vizedom, Paul Mueller, Jeff Thayer, Mike Desheis, Paul Salerno, Peter Dion, Dennis Levine, Lisa Marvelle, Cindy Kay, Mark LeLacheur, Scott Button, Gary Moran. On the job. MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Craig Morris shows the filing system EPILOGUE 1981” Volume LXVII Publisher: Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas Taylor Consultant: Mr. Will Novak Specifications: 500 copes of 224 pages using 80 Ib. paper, size 74x 1042” at a cost of over $8500.00. Photographer: Craig Morris, Bridgewater, Mass. 43 a4 CONCERT CHOIR CONCERT CHOIR: Lauren Baldini Meredith Beaton Beth Beaton David Butler Nancy Button Stephanie Campbell Beth Casher Maura Connor Richard Conti re ue Wi | | id Girls’ Chorus Jack Hulburd Maria Cimino Jennifer Hulburd Brenda Gray Cindy Kay Kalen McLaughlin Jonaton Lucier Lisa Rebello Paul Lucier David Todesco Theresa O'Malley Kathy Wilcox Lisa Packert Louis Boldrighini Brenda Palazzo Michael Campbell Pat Piccolomini Linda Devine Kristi Pierce coe Rad He Lele i | t $ ae 1 ft é Choir’s Soprano Section Jack Creeden Elena Cutillo Ron DeGirolamo Lisa DiGiovanni Gina DiGiovanni Tim Dion Peter Dion Lori Farnsworth Martha Grady Paul Harkness The Jazz Dancers Soctt Poleo Laura Reynolds Robert Sacramona James Sullivan Lynne Sullivan Michelle Tartufo Susan Tegan Susan Westlund Karen Bennett James Byron AND GIRLS’ CHORUS Youglas Maxwell Cathy Sullivan Wendy Wagner isa Tartufo Julie Bruno Nick Cavalieri Yavid Fournier ames Ingram Joanne Parks Elizabeth Tighe Choir’s Alto Section 46 CONCERT CHOIR GIRLS’ CHORUS: Denise Adams Christine Allan Erin Aubrey Marie Bacchiocchi Merrie Beaton Tammy Berry Stephanie Campbell Robin Castelli Joyce Conner Maura Connor Girls’ Chorus Wendy Cottrell Elena Cutillo Kristen Darwell Tracy Davison Gina DelSanto Lisa DiGiovanni Maria DiGiovanni Kathleen Ennis Lori Farnsworth Kim Farnsworth Arlene Golden Martha Grady Amy Hawksley Lisa Kovelesky Ann Marie Lauricella Patricia Mayo Kalen McLaughlin Kelly McLaughlin Toni Murphy Brenda Palazzo Check her heartbeat Choir’s Tenor Section The Jazz Dancers at work Christine Palazzo Megan Musto Lisa Pierce Monica Sellmayer Lynne Sullivan Pamela Shaw Lisa Tartufo Cherie Treannie Wendy Wagner Dawn Wilson Susan Westlund Kim Woodward Beth Casher Kathy Wilcox Deborah Vierkart Peter Dion stands heads above all AND GIRLS' CHORUS The villain 47 48 law - Co 2Pp AeZzomo2zco OZzogaorzna ese : tea S Seated: Paul Pierce. Ist Row (L to R): Steve Carlberg, Frank Luby, Chris Dognazzi, Jim Carlberg, Tom LaLacheur. 2nd Row: Mike Fuller, John Curran, Dennis Levine, Steve Weizoreck, Kevin Moran. Missing are Jim Harlor, Jeff Rys, and Chris Foley. habe es MATH LEAGUE HIGH SCORERS: Steve Carlberg, Jim Harlor, Ray Col lins, and Mark LeLacheur. MATH LEAGUE: 1st Row (L to R): Frank Luby, Steve Weizoreck. 2nd Row: Mike Davison, Sean Nolan, Bill Webb, Tom LeLacheur, John Curran, Ron Naismith. Back Row: Russ Negus, Donna King. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL Oh boy. (help) 49 50 PROM Smile big Marie! ia) ‘ : a eed . 2 ; O'Malley, Beth Bruno, Leah Antosca, Lou Boldrighini, David Oberlander, David Dion, Pat Pic colomini, John Wentzell, Dave Todesco. Prom Queen — Cathy Sullivan. Prom King — John Lucier. ual : os at h What a night to remember One gaggle of geese Laura Holske and date Eat all your veggies 51 52 Color Guard Rifles Karen Bennett Debbie Poole Debbie Morrison Lisa Koveleski Cathy Landon Sherry Poole Tracy Davison | a fi MY Drill Team Joan Wasaleski Alicia Coughlin Theresa Moore Debbie Poole Brenda Thorton Marie Bacchoici Debbie Stanchina Kim Woodward Monica Sellmyer Lisa Bertiletti Joan Wasaleski Kelly McCormic Theresa Black Barbra Minucchi Michelle Tibbits Teri Malawitz Karen Jette Arlene Golden JoAnne Tighe Maria Muller Amy Hauksley JoAnne Barrett Chris Allen Chris Fournier Wee “An’ shake your caboose Jean Lawrence Karen Bennett JoAnne |zzo Debbie Doyle 1980-81 HORNET BANI ill Team Cont. Trombones French Horn a Cotulli Mary Webb Greg Gibbs eryl Reardon JoAnne DeMarco John Elliot acey Heeks Elinor Gilleran Kevin Butt ina Loving Jim Breen Tina Tarintino Kevin Reid Sandy Paulson usaphone Teri Whelan a Packert Michelle Malay da Beach Warren “Would you trust this face?” Oboes Trumpets Bob Southern Wally Moran Didi Whelan Cathy Demers Donna King Roberta Swasey Gail Roche Kevin Butt ND COLOR GUARD 54 Trumpets Cont. Dennis Levine David Packert June Winters John Elliot Jim Veglas Andy Avalone David Knowles Steven Orlando Larry Wallace Mary Landon Eileen Gibbs’ Liz Crowely Sandy Paulson Maureen Kaleta Linda Zarek Seca ARN RIS ROMO NOON aE aca Band Seniors Percussion Ed Powers J. T. Crescitelli Chris Turke Louie Boldrighini Brian Levine Joe Roach Randy Spears “I’m A soul man” Percussion Cont. Keith Noftle Elaine Murry Mary Ann Rose Cindy Kay Cindy Bouchard Kathy Wilcox Lynn Plant Lisa Marvelle Nancy Button “Don’t get fresh Flute Piccolo Saxaphone Mary Saquet Caroline Long Doreen Devine Laurie Elliot Jennifer Cox Gary Moran Colleen Kaleta John Long Dave Silva Michelle Conti Gail Roche Anita Greenwalt Doreen Kennedy Lori Slaney Michelle Chagnon Rose Bray Pam Hardy Patty Bachman Soul Band Stage Band Organized Band 56 Clarinets Ann Straccia Sharon Coggeshall Russel Negus Lisa Soldani Shelley McGown Linda Devine Jean D’Onfrio Patty Day Kim Plant Debbie Devine Linda Mitchell Linda Crowely Janic Klobucher Heather Flynn Brenda Spears Lisa Slaney Andrea Gelenian Natalie Yaghoobian Wendy Barnes Kathy Quinlan Sandy Beaupre A working Stage Band THANK YOU CSF DONORS OF SCHOLARSHIPS Mansfield Historical Society Owens-lllinois Corp In Memory of Jennie Freeman Copeland Codex Corp. — In Memory of Arthur M john F. Bannon Trustee Nissan Motor Corp. in U.S.A. Sterling Kohlenberg New England Security Insurance Agency, Inc Manufacturing Company Codex Corp. — In Memory of James M. Cryer, Jr in Memory of Charles A. Wheeler — Class of Sweet Manufacturing Company Mansfield Modget Footbalkl, Inc 1919 Rotary Club of Mansfield Foamfab, Inc Fairfield Optical Company BayBank United, N.A. _ Cabot, Cabot and Forbes Mansfield Co-Operative Bank Acorn Manufacturing Caompany Drake Bakeries, Inc Mansfield Credit Union Sweet Manufacturing Comapny Datel Systems, Inc Durfee Attleboro bank Champion International Corp C.A. Richardson Co., Inc Cleveland Twist Drill Co. — Bay State Plant Attleborough Savings Bank Sheraton-Mansfield Inn Conference C enter Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. — Blane Chemical Merckens Chocolate Company Texas Instruments, Inc Division Zayre Corporation Mansfield Kiwanis Corrofab, Inc Class of 1950 Kirley Fuel Supply Co., Inc Arturo Veizaga receiving a scholarship from Framingham Union Hos- Cindy Kay ital sseetrey SSNs etre cf I, Seth Casher received a scholarship from Donna Liberman received a scholarship from Northeastern University. McGill Univ a Toni Murphy Rens Hayes received from Wentworth Jennifer received one from Holy Cross 57 — ya 58 59 FIELD HOCKEY Caled a a Sa a ae SY iN Se ee = Beth Bruno outraces a North opponent to Coaches Hanlon nd O’Brien the ball Y . —— . é ao. : 3 3 we st € ee Sse — : : : A ews Gina DiGiovanni passes past a Canton defender Laura Holske and Theresa DeGirolamo lead the pack upfield towards another score. Nancy Harsch unleashes a powerful slapshot 60 In a town which treats field hockey as just another sport, 1980 marked a year of change. For the first time in the history of Hornet field hockey, a team advanced to the State Tournament. In addition, a 13-game unbeaten streak paced the 1980 Hornet girls to the best record ever by a school field hockey team Leading the charge in the high-powered offense were the team’s All- Hock selections: Sophomore Theresa DeGirolamo and Senior Laura Holske Mernieagtd: 4 , who led the team in scoring throughout the season te foes es he id Early in the season things did not go very well. After a pair of victories over Norton the team suffered three losses, one of which was a 4-0 deci- sion to defending Division Ill state champs, the Canton Bulldogs. Instead of folding after that loss, Coach Hanlon’s girls sparked up, tying their next two games before breaking into the win column. In fact, the team would not lose again until the opening playoff game, in which the Nornets faced rival Foxboro. Tied at one after regulation and a pair of overtime periods, the Warriors eventually prevailed, winning a pen- alty shootout. The loss was a hard one for the seniors — Gai l Roach, Nancy Harsch, (the captains), Laura Holske, Terri Morrison, and goalie Sandy Paulsen — to take, but the 1980 Hornet team consisted mostly of underclassmen, who will be here again next year to pick up where they left off: as winners ae RE OM a“ v oo See ae Michelle LaMarre looks for an opening. net. en Tt oe ak con Se re ea) SO Ls 2 thc ic eRe aeas i tasteinaiiin Theresa O'Malley and Theresa DeGirolamo outmaneuver an oppos- Gina DiGiovanni and Janet Souza penetrate Collision course ing player. North’s defense a amon ne et de meee “Everything but the game.” Beth Bruno intercepts an opponents pass 61 FIELD HOCKEY 2 ages ; We oe = JoAnne Feccia poke-checks a KP opponent : Sy, es eS ar as SS Sa Field Hockey 9 10 Norton Won 3-0 9 12 Foxboro Lost 1-4 9 15 Norton Won 2-1 9 16 Sharon Lost 1-3 9 18 Stoughton Won 1-0 9 22 Canton Lost 0-4 9 24 Oliver Ames Tied leat 9 26 King Philip Tied I- | 9 29 Franklin Won 2-1 10 3 N. Attleboro Won 2-0 10 7 Foxboro Won 2-0 10 9 Sharon Won 5-3 10 13 Stoughton. = Won 3-0) 10 15 Canton Won 1-0 10 17 Oliver Ames. Tied l-1 10 21 King Philip == Won 3- 10 23 Franklin Tied 0-0 10 30 N. Attleboro Won 5-0 Nancy Harsch Most Valuable Player — Theresa DiGirolamp Outstanding Effort — Nancy Harsch and Gail Roach 62 te Peed a to 3 RE eth a Son Tae a ’ [HE HOOK-A KP defender doesn’t like Nancy Harsch’s scoring act o hag pate ws ae - hi + hls AS 7. ee Ly ae RET i a En shat al ely oie eA CS bag Michelle LaMarre turns the action back uptield Theresa O'Malley and the latest dance craze Eis. FR pare ae = Stand back — I'll kill it' Coach Hanlon Weary troops rallies 63 her FOOTBALL Nordberg loses control Phil leads this time ‘Earl’ Pedini follows lead block of “OBIE” 64 a Se Bis ee John Nordberg Sets up in the Pocket aed . John Wentzell returns kick off e With the help of a strong group of seniors, the 1980 Mansfield Hornet Football team posted a respectable 7-3 mark in overall play. Injuries, however, almost ruined the season for the Green and White. After the season’s first game, Jon Lucier, who had gone 4-for-5 passing for 137 yards, injured his foot and missed the next eight games. Junior Dave Todesco filled in, but he injured his knee against King Philip, leav- ing head coach Tony Day without a quarterback. He inserted John Nordberg, and the Hornets went on a roll. Mansfield downed North Attleboro, 13-7, thanks to Nordberg’s play and the defensive perform- ance of Jack Todesco, and lost a tight game to power- ful league champion Canton, 8-7, after leading for most of the game thanks to John Wentzell. The Hornets ended the season on a sour note, drop- ping a 45-20 decision to Foxboro on Thanksgiving Day. On the season, however, several players shined through, including cornerback Macon Givens, and half- back Jim Pedini, who led the team in rushing. Jack Todesco leads the defense 65 John Nordberg booms one at Attleboro FOOTB ALL Almost for Jim Campbell 66 Mansfield at Norton Won 34-14 Mansfield at Attleboro Won 12-6 Stoughton at Mansfield Won 13-6 Mansfield at King Philip Loss 6-13 Franklin at Mansfield Won 14-0 Mansfield at Canton Loss 7-8 Oliver Ames at Mansfield Won 24-8 Mansfield at North Attleboro Won 13-7 Mansfield at Sharon Won 21-15 Foxboro at Mansfield Loss 19-45 Most Valuable Player — John Nordberg Most Improved Player — Philip Spiezio “Shaken Bake”’ Trots onto the field Bsa) ke YY we Coaches Bill Tulloch, George Kelley, Tony Day, and Ron Reardon Hornet defense swarms John Hallgren 67 FOOTBALL - Tommy Cacciotta pushes on Play by play announcer Frank Luby Paul Jodice adds the extra point Huff and Obie lead Tom around right end 68 HOMECOMING Queen — Jayne Carr Court Freshmen — Stephanie Campbell Flo Botti Sophomores — Theresa DeGirolamo Beath Beaton Juniors — Kerry Peavey Elena Cutillo Seniors — Katrina Pearl Julie Bruno Float Winner Class of 1983 Class of 83 EP 2. Se — Class of 84 Take me out to the ball game 69 CROSS COUNTRY — BOYS Mansfield turned in a 4-6 record this season, despite making strong efforts against some of the top distance run- ners in not only the league but this SE Mass area. David Fournier and Dennis Nash paced the team; this pair of juniors continually placed up front for the Hornets, along with senior Ken Loving and a fine group of supporting runners. The lack of the ‘superstars’, though, so to speak, prevented the Hornets from continually cracking into the top positions in most meets. Most Valuable Player was Dennis Nash and Most Dedicated Runner was Dave Fournier. 9 9 9 12 9 15 9 22 9 26 9 30 10 3 10 7 10 14 10 21 70 Mikey Boys Cross Country Stoughton Norton Norton N. Attleboro Franklin Sharon Foxboro King Philip Oliver Ames Canton Lost Won Won Lost Won Lost Lost Won Lost Lost ‘nth Dt, So wnt _ QP enim raphy eagle 0g Bee me whey we ly Lah pling ce San COA Ts soo oe ip PRI YP , stration P 6 ¥ ee ink ag Bint d J ‘ jn ina ’ ; ot ec ell : CROSS COUNTRY — GIRLS since this program began a few years ago Mansfield never has produced a sub 500 team. This year became no exception, as the Hornet girls regis- tered a 3-3 record in league action Senior Kim Miller led the team this season, which received strong show- ings from the likes of Bridgett Whittington, Debbie Doyle, and Shelley McGown, in most meets In addition to those usual top finishers the Hornets had considerable depth as well. Most Valuable Player was Kathy King and Most Dedicated Runner was Jackie Nolan. Girls Cross Country 9 12 Norton Won 15-45 9 22 N. Attleboro Lost 48-15 9 26 Franklin Won 24-31 9 30 Sharon Lost 39-19 10 7 King Philip Lost 50-15 10 14 Oliver Ames Won 25-32 10 21 Canton Won 24-31 Lunch Time! OO EL AEE Nt POOLS I PS Jean Smile GOLF 9 12 Foxboro Won 9 16 Sharon Won 9 18 Stroughton Lost 9 22 Canton Lost 9 24 Oliver Ames Lost 9 26 King Philip Lost 9 29 Franklin Won 10 2 Norton Lost 10 3 N. Attleboro Lost 10 7 Foxboro Lost 10 9 Sharon Tie 10 13 Stoughton Lost 10 15 Canton Lost 10 17 Olive Ames Lost 10 21 King Philip Lost 10 23 Franklin Tie 10 27 Norton Lost 10 30 N. Attleboro Lost ¥ . Tee ek: ee ak Junior Scott Waters Most Valuable Player Junior Dana Dutra prepares to make a divot. le2= eh ea! 72 Captain Guido leads the pack in a record-breaking 4x880. Captain Bill Quinn kicks in a brisk mile WINTER TRACK Even when top flight talent is not abundant, Mans- field still offers a strong indoor track squad. That was evidenced by the team’s 5-4 overall record and 4-3 Hockomock League record. All-Hockomock selection Tim Dion, who was the team’s consistent leading scorer, paced the team with strong showings in three events (the shot put, 300, and 50) throughout the season. In addition, Mansfield sported one of the strongest hurdling teams in Eastern Mass. Led by Dennis Levine, Fran Shaw, Louis Boldri- ghini, and Peter Malewicz, the team placed fourth in the State Meet this season. The strongest showing of the year for the team came against Franklin, when the team won by an over- whelming score of 60-26. Captain Mike Bellavance runs away with the 1,000 73 WINTER TRACK Jim Ingram, Ray Smith, and John Daigle race to the wire in the 50 yard dash. Tracy Davison, Kathy King, and Debbie Doyle in the 600 Sophomore Speedster Brad Muise in the deuce 74 Most Valuable Player — Tim Dion Most Dedicated — Fran Shaw Margaret Thurber and Jackie Stowe in the home stretch 12 18 Foxboro Won 12 20 Taunton Lost 12 22 King Philip Won 1 5 Canton Lost 1 8 N. Attleboro Lost 1 22 Stoughton Lost 1 26 Durfee Won 1 29 Sharon Won 2 5 Franklin Won 2 7 State Relays 4th 2 9 Hockomock Championship Melanie Barret, Anita Greenwalt, and Lisa Slaney WINTER TRACK 49-37 33-53 54-32 34-52 28-58 31-55 51-35 48-38 60-26 13% 5th 34 pl 75 BOYS’ BASKETBALL It seems strange that the difference between a “good” season and a “pad’’ season for Mansfield was only a handful of points. Mansfield lost several games by one or two points in finishing with an 8-12 mark. The first game of the season saw Mansfield defeat Norton on the road, but after that game All-Hockomock league forward Jack Hulburd injured a finger and was forced to sit out five games. In that time Mansfield played some strong basketball, defeating Foxboro in triple overtime 83-78, thanks to Paul Harkness’s 27 points and ten clutch tallies from Orlando Rivera. But Mansfield also dropped one point decisions to Canton and to Dighton- Rehoboth, and that set the tone for most of the season. Among the other big victories for Mansfield were a trouncing of Fox- boro 87-69, in the Albertini Gym, a game in which Macon Givens and Rivera each topped the 20 point plateau. Givens also threw in 25 in a vic- tory over Stoughton, and Mansfield finished the season strong by polishing off North Attleboro and D-R. John Nordberg’s superb 17 point showing helped the Hornets beat the Falcons, while Nordberg, Harkness, and Hulburd led Mansfield to the win over the Red Rocketeers. Dave Dion scrambles for the loose ball. Macon Givens, Dave Dion, and Larry Givens listen to Coach Hayes latest strategy. AT AN | can do this with my eyes closed. 76 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Macon Givens goes baseline for a hoop vs. the warriors 500 pairs of eyes wait for the final verdict 77 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Jack Hulburd Orland Rivera lays up a soft one against Foxboro. “Me and Doctor }” Dave Dion and Macon vie tor an offensive rebound against Sharon 78 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL . ww Lori Fournier denies the pass against Franklin Gina Digiovanni tosses in a baseline jumper over her Franklin op Whatever happened to Donkey basketba ponents outstretched arms 79 80 GIRL S BASKETBALL Times have been tough for Mansfield’s coach Alex Salachi, whose 1980-1981 girls basketball squad posted a I-15 league record, defeating only Franklin at home for the lone triumph. Leading the way in the scoring category was senior Laura Holske, who registered an average around ten points per game for most of the season despite nagging injuries. Salachi’s team, however, was mostly inexperienced, consisting primarily of underclassmen. Among the juniors were Lisa Tartufo, who became a prime offensive weapon toward the end of the season due to her fine outside shooting. The other seniors were Maggie Jardin, Terri Morrison, and Liz Tighe. As was the trend in most of the Hornets girls’ sports, much of the team boasted a group of sophomores. In the backcourt as starters were Gina DiGiovanni and Theresa DeGirolamo, and coming off the bench was Michelle Tartufo and Michelle LaMarre. Freshman Lori Faumier saw considerable action as back up center. The Hornets came together as the season drew to a close, making a strong run at one of the league’s best teams, Sharon; Lisa Tartufo’s shooting and a strong rebounding performance by the rest of the forecourt has Mansfield within four points in the fourth quarter before the Eagles finally pulled away. Most Valuable Player — Laura Holske. Most Improved Player — Lisa Tartufo dianetiel? � | ll Sophonfore sensation Michelle Lemarre Senior Laura Holske dribbles upcourt “Soccer Anyone?” Senior Liz Tighe Gina DiGiovanni takes a shot fangfteia 2 GIRL’'S BASKETBALL Intense action under the backboard with Lori Fournier “This was so much easier in practice’ Senior Laura Holske 81 CHEERING Jen and Beth Winter Basketball Squad: Kerry Peavy, Lisa DiGiovanni, Sharon Lockhart, Lisa Bailey, Jayce Carr, Paula MacPhee, Tracey Scott, Janice Kloubucher, Liz Crowley, Maria DiGiovanni Captain Jayne Carr leads the squad in the 50th game parade 82 a”. A j A F Site ey! ‘va r . } re y : a ves ya OR: . . ihe . cP hae ew were } 4 Cp ae AT os NE CS FN 55. jai et Zur� he Seniors Cathy Sullivan, Jayne Carr, and Jennifer Hulburd 50th game: Mansfield vs. Foxboro Lisa Bailey, Kerri Peavey, Elena Cutillo 83 BOYS’ SPRING TRACK Marino Laurinella puts the shot vs. Stoughton. my x = Bill Quinn and Dana Muise round the curve in the 2 mile. P el = mm el Le j OD =D ton cS io = re a aia ee OD 3g Med NS Of mT — — rTry _ —— z= x Bob Petrella 84 BOYS’ SPRING TRACK | wr, ead - od — - r. ie C5 tai . Se eo. , = Ee a a haw ves tir ene All-Hock Jack Hulburd clears the bar with ease Se SR pe. Ogos: A pe hes ok bP ceed ; eal Se eR a ae start Lou Boldrighini eyes the mat as he starts his descent Relaxing between events 85 BOYS’ SPRING TRACK Hetty = OG. ee Bee Tigger Malewicz clears the high hurdles. . whe = t ks, : . BAR 1th E es All Hock Tim Dion leads the 100. 4x 110 relay 86 GIRLS’ SPRING TRACK Lori Fournier wate Tracey Davison in the low hurdles Sophomore Debbie Doyle in the mile Margaret Thurber Kim Sankey grimaces while throwing the shot 87 GIRLS’ SPRING TRACK sre é Margaret Thurber clears the bar. MVP Margaret Thurber leads the pack in the low hurdles. Kathy King and Lisa Kovalesky in the mile 88 GIRLS’ SPRING TRACK Whittington, Fournier, and Landon in the 440 } ae: . q ‘0 tana ap ian Ae en oe, 2 eS. - acai Saat Tina Tarantino hurls the discus. Jackie Nolan about to make Coach Reardon, Captains Kathy King, Nancy Harsch, Julie Bruno and her move Coach Costa G yp a 4 ; I ca ‘ | cay a | fa (fai lel Abe | | Sophomore Michelle LaMarre 4 m 4 oS ate agt ee eS Br ea = ha tac@dar ad oa Gs ee All Hock Nancy Harsch in the 440 89 BASEBALL ee eee a ie ae oe oe Fo 2 Sty Ce ib it te th. - John Havey, Sun-Chronicles “Hard Luck Pitcher of the Year” Maybe if | put ANDRE the giant in center and the moon-dog in... BEBO SCORES Well if you put it that way, | guess it was FOUL. 90 BASEBALL = we ao tt eat oan. : ‘ ad i ; ¥4 . tn . “Tene re ve iit ts: Cabrera ata t aay 4 ink Paleo ported ge ™ re tf fe te ae perry) Paes da Pee Se 7 ; Al ; ‘oe ois ae ay ; mt oy ‘ ne Ayn : ) re BY Sie. oeh Ast PS SE ieee a FPP et te Je TE aed? Lew ae play. | ned °F PO arent y gd ern ce = ge te ad Pais sy in ae oe ath Cy Waa se os sie ey € . ae bien ate A Zs eee ai . = b) _- . om Third baseman Pat Piccolomini slaps the tag on a Franklin base Captain Jim Harlor guns down the runner at second base runner 91 GIRLS’ TENNIS at MVP Kim Miller Jeanne Jarden 2nd doubles cece — Most Improved Lisa Petrillo Aim it well, Karen Kim Miller 92 BOYS’ TENNIS —_— MVP Bob Morrison returns a low shot Coach Federici instructs her players 93 SOFTBALL SN be Ee is Vee £ ot me 8 Annette Nightengale pokes a Single to right field. Third row, second seat in, Cute guy 94 ee VO ey OD SOFTBALL — ie ae Theresa DeGirolamo pulls down the late throw Catcher Laura Holske Tartuto keeps the score book Contusion at second 95 96 Varsity Football First Row L to R: Dave Trenouth, Co-captain Larry Marston, Louis Diamond, Ralph DePillo, (Co-captains Jim Pedini, Jack Todesco, and John Nord- berg), John Hallgren, Mark Hatch, Mike Bellavance, Ron Constantino. Second Row: Peter Dion, Mike Fuller, Dave Butler, John Collins, Phil Spiezo, Nick Cavaliere, John Lucier, Jim Fuller, Jack Unger, Macon Givens, Scott Austin. Third Row: Coach Day, Ron DeGirolamo, Greg DeGirolamo, Tony Shaw, Paul Coggeshall, Paul Jodice, Peter Lombardi, Paul Kuplast, Den Call, John VanVliet. Fourth Row: Coach Kelly, Craig Audet, Dave Dion, Pat Piccolomini, Steve Nordbeck, Larry Givens, John Nevers, John LaMarre, Bob Sacramona. Fifth Row: Coach Reardon, Dale Ransom, Fran Shaw, Dave Oberlander, Tom Cacciotta, Tim Cleary, Tom Merciar, Tim Dion, Jim Souza, Dave Lonacre, Jim Hindman. Sixth Row: Coach Tulloch, Scott Rapoza, John Wentzell, Joe Kelley, Steve Murray, Jim Kmetz, Mark Buchanan, Greg Greenwalt, Kevin Nordberg, Steve Wiezorek. Seventh Row: Brian Kelley, Todd Wallace, Doug Maxwell, Dave Todesco, Dave Sarro, Roger Carter, Bob Brunelle, Richard Bruce, Jeff Sherman, Joe Spiezio. Freshman Football First Row L to R: Tim McCarthy, Ray Greco, Tony Viditto, Brian May, Joe DeGirolamo. Second Row: Allan Chase, Bob Hindman, Bob Peavey, Tom Demers, Steve Petrella, John Dillion, Kevin Monroe. Third Row: John Elliot, Brian Whitehouse, Ron Sankey, All Kuplast, Russell Grahm, Joe DeBeau, Matt McEvoy, Ray Smith. FIELD HOCKEY Varsity First Row: Terri Morrison, Gail Roach, Nancy Harsch, Sandy Paulsen Second Row: Gina DiGiovanni, Annette Nightengal, Beth Bruno Theresa DeGirolamo, Cindy Coyne, Janet Souza Coach — Nancy Hanlon, Susan Tegan, Joanne Feccia, Michelle LeMarre, Alicia Coughlin, Theresa O'Malley FIELD HOCKEY Junior Varsity First Row: Kathy Devlin, Maria Cimino, Leah Antosca, Sue Adams, Sharon Lochart, Lynn McFarland, Lynda Wallace Second Row: Elain Conroy, Judy Todesco, Lori Fournier, Maureen Kaleta, Debbie Shaw, Dana Loving, Joanne LeMarre, Jackye Stowe, Theresa Moore, Judy Dunn, Dolleen Kaleta GOLF First Row: Russ Negus, Chris Sarro, Tim O'Donnell, Jim Vaglas, Steve Lestan Second Row: Ron Paulson, Scott Waters, Chris Brown, Tim Ferrara, Bill Sibilia, Jime Gordon, Chris Pollino, Dana Dupree, Kevin Devlin, Coach Ernest Miller 97 98 Girl’s Cross Country Front Row: Bridget Whitting, Linda Beach. Row 2: Jackie Nolan, Shelley McGown, Debbie Doyle, Jeanine Jardin, Tracy Davi- son, Jean Charbonneau. Standing L to R: Kristina Pierce, Kim Miller, Kathy King, Lisa Kovelesty, Maggie Jardin. Boy’s Cross Country Front Row L to R: Brad Muise, Ken Loving. Sitting: Tom Lelasure, Steve Crowley, Sean Nolan, Cole Howard, Dennis Nash, Kevin Murphy. Standing: Coach Costa, Dave For- nier, Todd Meehan, Danny Humphreys, Mike Dawson. Cheerleading Row 1L to R: Cathy Sullivan, Jayne Carr, Jennifer Hulburd. Row 2 L to R: Coach Kerri DiGiovanni, Jen- nifer Cavalieri, Sue Antosca, Beth Beaton, Kerry Peavey, Lisa Bailey, Tracy Scott, Lisa DiGiovanni, Paula Macphee, Lisa Depalma, Janice Klobercher, Liz Crowley, Maria DiGiovanni. Varsity Basketball Kneeling L to R: Laura Holske, Capt. Terry Morrison, Capt. Liz Tighe, Laurie Fournier Standing: Coach Alex Salachi, Patti Hebard, Gina DiGiovanni, Debbie Shaw, Lisa Tartufo, Michelle LaMarre, Michelle Tartufo, Theresa DeGirolamo JV Basketball Kneeling L to R: Elaine Conroy, Coleen Kaleta, Rosi Botti, Sue Tegan, Debbie Shaw, Missy Collins, Sherry Kampgrath. standing: Patty Hebard, Annette Nighiengale, Dana Loving, Judy Todesco, stephanie Campbell, Joanne LaMarre, Coach Hinchey. pik Mansfieli Mansfield Freshman Basketball ront L to R: Mathew Dion, Michael ‘atrella, Ricky Coyne, Chris Moran, Allan hase, Matt McEvoy, Robert Hindman, evin Monroe tanding: Anthony Videtto, Richard Fisher, illy O'Brien, Kevin Kelly, Coach Peter Miller, Ronald Sankey, Hector Rivera, Joey JeGirolama, Tim McCarthy Mansfield Mansfield 30 Mansfiets Wanafield 99 Winter Track Row 1R to L: Coach Friary, M. Thurber, D. Levine, B. Palazzo, W. Quinn, M. Bellevance, P. Dion, K. Miller, W. Sibilia, K. King, J. Nolon, B. Petrella. Row 2: A. Lauracella, P. Salerno, T. Mercier, D. Longacre,]. Ingram, M. Buckley, T. Dion, L. Boldrighini, S. Crowley. Row 3: W. Barnes, M. Kaleta, T. Davison, }. Stowe, P. Presentato, F. Shaw, J. LaMarre, P. Malewica, B. Muise, D. Webber, Coach Reardon. Row 4: M. Barrett, P. Mayo, C. Reardon, J. Cutillo, A. Avallone, F. Allen, K. Keough, T. Cicchetti, M. Lauracella, M. Leroy. Row 5: A. Greenwalt, L. Slaney, D. Packert, J. Daigle, T. Meehan, R. Peavey, J. Estabrook, D. Morin, M. London, D. Doyle, $. McGowen. Row 6: T. Malewicz, L. Crowley, S. Bachman, N. Button, P. Marvelle, C. Kay, J. Parks, M. Audet, L. Bertelleti, L. Beach, R. Smith. Top Row: K. Sankey, J. Carboneau, F. Morrison, M. Jardin, B. Whittington. JV Basketball Coach Don Byron, Kevin Murphy, Jim Hindman, John Van Vliet, Joe Kelley. Kneeling: Steve Westlund, Mark Buchanan, Kevin Sankey, George Turner. Varsity Basketball Kneeling, L to R: John Havey, John Nordberg, Chris Pollino, Pat Piccolomini, Dennis Nash. Standing: Coach Paul Hayes, Larry Givens, Doug Maxwell, Paul Harkness, Dave Dion, Jack Hulburd, David Fournier, Orlando Rivera Varsity Baseball Sitting, L to R: Coach Ernest Miller, John Hallgren, Chris Pollino, Jim Harlor, Bill Sibilia, Larry Marston, Jim Sullivan. Standing: Frank Luby, Olrando Rivera, Paul Harkness, John Havey, Pat Piccolomini, Pete Lombardi, John Wentzell, Doug Maxwell, Kevin Sliney. Missing from photo: Paul Mueller. JV Baseball Sitting L to R: Coach Bill Tulloch, Mark Thompson, Matt McEvoy, Ron Sankey, Jeff Downs, Jeff Sherman, Jonathan Van Vliet, Kevin Murray, Jim Hindman. Standing: Bill O'Brien, Pete Presentato, Danny Humphrey, Paul Mueller, Kevin Nordberg, Steve Murray, Steve Westlund, Brian Whitehouse, Joe Kelley, Bob Hindman. 101 102 Varsity Tennis Kneeling L to R: Lisa Petrillo, Maggie Jardin, Kim Miller. Standing L to R: Coach D. Jackson, Cindy Sherman, Jean Jardin, Andrea Changris, Karen Doucette, Michelle LaMarre, Chris Fournier, Jennifer Phillips. Absent: Capt. Sharyn Bassett, Lisa Marvelle. JV Softball Row 1LtoR: Florence Botti, Steph Cambell, Julie Andres, Robin Brooks, Colleen Kaleta, Donna King. Row 2 L to R: Michelle Conti, Michele Nistal, Dot D’Ambra, Robin Castelli, Dana Loving, Alicia Coughlin, Diane Petrillo. Varsity Softball Kneeling L to R: Paula McPhee, Laura Holske, Terri Morrison, Pam Crisp. Standing: Mgr. Elaine Conroy, Theresa DeGiralamo, Michelle Audet, Debbie Shaw, Michelle Tartufo, Gina Digiovanni, Annette Nightingale, Patty Hebard, Coach Russell. Boys’ Tennis Coach: Federici, Chris Moran, Tom Graney, Bob Morrison, Barry Rideout, Jay Musto, Steve Simoni, David Bennett Girls’ Spring Track Row 1: Beth Bruno, Lisa Small, Jackie Nolan, Kathy King, Nancy Harsch, Julie Bruno, Maria Muller, Margaret Thurber, Brenda Palazzo, Tina Tarantino. Row 2: Jackie Stowe, Maureen Kaleta, Shelley McGown, Debbie Doyle, Lisa Kovelesky, Tracey Davison, Patty Bachman, Linda Crowley, Lisa Slaney, Nan- cy Button, Kin Sankey, Bridget Whittington, Lisa DePalma, Judy Dunn. Row 3: Mr. Reardon, Chris Palazzo, Lisa Berteletti, Debbie Main, Laurie Fournier, Terri Malewicz, Joanne LaMarre, Melony Barrett, Eileen Gibbs, Kim Cook, Kim Kempt, Lorainne Sullivan, Denise Bolton, Cheryl Reardon, Sandy Baker, Anita Green- walt, Liz Crowley, Mary Landon, Mr. Costa. Boys’ Spring Track Row 1: T. O'Neil, G. Haskell, D. Fournier, D. Longacre, W. Bureau, P. Malewicz, J. Lucier, W. Quinn (Capt.), D. Levine (Capt.), W. Webb, R. Petrella, M. Buckley, T. Dion, ). Dubeau. Row 2: R. Saquet, B. Levine, H. Rivera, J. LaMarre, D. Murray, D. Silva, D. Morsehead, S. Raposa, C. Audet, D. Sarro, M. Davison, G. Hunt, J. DeGirolamo. Row 3: P. Salerno, M. Petrella, M. Buchanan, R. Spears, M. Dion, K. Bellavance, R. Karter, J. Hulburd, P. Lucier, J. Ingram, T. Mercier, P. Coggeshall, J. Daigle, T. Cacciotta, B. Foley. Row 4: B. Friary (Coach), J. Dillon, D. Bryant, A. Chase, F. Allen, B. Muise, D. Packert, D. Nash, S. Crowley, L. Boldrighini, A. Cicchetti, M. Leary, T. Meehan, D. Reid, R. Smith, R. Sacramona, (Trainer). Missing: Coach G. Kelly, P. Dion (Capt.), R. Peavey, R. Constantino (Megr.). 103 CLASSMEN UNDER UNDER 104 Ait LE DARESIT Ee 4 105 tae ae “e 9 Getting ready for Model Senate 82 82 82 106 Pat Piccolomini .° a. Chris “Boom, Boom” Turke Beth Aniki 82 82 82 82 107 Roberta Swasey 82 82 82 108 The MHS leprichaun Cindy Coyne and Joanne Feccia 82 82 82 109 Jim Ingram ee a ane ENS Exit stage front. | am the beat. 82 82 82 110 CLASS OFFICERS: Leah, Theresa, Beth, and Lisa, flanked by class ad- visors: Ms. Gibson and Mrs. Vietti. Mike Davison — dead on arrival (?) 82 82 We got it!? THAT'S the score? 82 82 82 112 82 Look at that smile Scott Waters aims Caretully 82 113 114 Wash under your fingernails. see ; i a of | Chris Gray and his pet mouse . ‘ies i -tatea@itetn or, . 115 83 83 83 We will glow in the dark after this experiment. “ ? ba ABT] ee” me a ee ——_ co They're off BUZZ If they could see me now Maybe if | finish early they'll let me go home A Short stuff at it again. Nervous is why | need soft and dry. Maybe if | flap harder | might fly. 83 83 83 116 83 Boy, it’s cold in here { Who's that cute looking guy? Where — Where 83 Just a little further 117 ee RO es sierra CS ages a 8 ball side pocket. nage { i t t = 3. ‘ PEI oye) lig fk Mh Tle lhe Huff and Puff. | can do it, |know | can. 83 118 SOPHOMORES: Sue Antosca, Paula McPhea SOPHOMORES: President Theresa DeGirolamo, Vice Jackie Stowe, Sec. Bridget Whittington, Victory! Tres. Elaine Conroy, Advisor, Mrs. Diane Jackson 83 83 83 119 am me Floating along on the float 84 84 84 120 CLASS OFFICERS Joseph DeGirolamo, President Mrs. Jackson, Advisor Stephanie Campbell, Vice Pres. Florence Botti, Secretary Kimberly Cook, Treasurer Smiling Deborah Stanchina Typical Freshman — Joey DeGirolamo Janice Clobeshure practices to be a Sophomore 84 84 84 121 4 4 84 = es sgenaqaniauaeebanibabinliters t rtabreneer staat eteranrenennnreanse _ oy dee ae. Mix it up — Laurie Clark Chris Moran talks big. So this is French |. Richard Ingram takes the Crest challenge. 122 PALE. John Elliott says Zoro took his writing sample - Peter Depillo and Brian Whitehouse discover a H.S rally 123 124 KATRINA M. PEARL Kat Quote: ‘Committees are an organized way of doing absolutely nothing.” Ambition: To be successful in my eyes and live happily ever after. Pet Peeve: People who won't help, yet, complain when the job is done; North; Fairy tales that don’t come true. Activities: Yearbook Staff 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Class President 1, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Student Advisory 2, 3; C.S.F. Rep. 2, 3; Homecoming Court 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Queen’s Court 3; Musicals 1, 2, Bi JULIE MARIE BRUNO J.B. Quote: “Life goes on... it happens every day.” Ambition: To break through the barrier of mediocrity. Pet Peeve: “Lubs”; losers; “Police Of- ficers’’ with shredded lips; ‘82 girls; fake preppies; freaks; Saturday night stay-ins and break-ins; attitudes; no peace of mind. Activities: Class Secretary 1, 2, 4; Student Council 3; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Winter Track 2; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Sound of Music 1; Stage Crew 2; Bells are Ringing 3; West Side Story 4; Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4; State Advisory Council 3, 4. CLASS President Secretary 19 19 19 19 Class Advisor Mrs. Thorpe 81 Vice President Treasurer 81 Class Advisor Mrs. Smith-Picciandra JOHN TODESCO, JR. Jack Quote: “Il wanna laugh while the laughing is easy cause | may never pass this way again.” Ambition: To give it one good shot! Pet Peeve: Decisions; Algebra Il; waiting for the big event. Activities: Vice President 4; Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. ELIZABETH MARIE KANE Beth Quote: ‘See all the people with hatred in their eyes, | can’t help thinking that it’s only a disguise. Ambition: To overcome the obstacles that | will encounter on my way through life; to experience life for myself and to someday live on the ocean. Pet Peeve: Chopping onions; grill orders; 51SM; alarm clocks; Sharon’s fantastic memory (tickets); waiting; knowing; tow away zones; locking keys in the car; that missing quarter. Activities: Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 1; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 4. 125 LAURA JEANNE AGOSTINO Quote: “Live for today, dream for tomorrow, for yesterday is dead and gone.” “Like a tree we each must find a place to grow and branch out.” Ambition: To take one day at a time, think positive and make the most out of my life. To travel. To become a secretary. Pet Peeve: Negativism and Egocentrism. Activities: Humanities 1; Chorus; Ceramics; Nature Woods; Bible Class. MARCIE BETH AKELL Marse Quote: “Don’t walk in front of me, | may not follow. Don’t walk behind me, | may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Ambition: To really make something of myself and make the people | love proud of me. Pet Peeve: People who start rumors, people who listen to them and people who take other people for granted; senseless fights; wasted lives. Activities: Band’s Ireland Trip; FTA 1; French Club 1; Winter Track 1; Drill Team 1, 2; Color Guard Rifle 3; Band’s Florida Trip; Working 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL S. ALLAN Mike Quote: “The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.” Ambition: To be happy and successful with the decisions | make. Pet Peeve: English; being without a car. HEATHER MARIE ALLEN Quote: “Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more.” Ambition: To always try my best and to always be smiling. Pet Peeve: Wanting but not getting; Queen Bees; games people play; being embarrassed. Activities: Girls Chorus 1, 2; Tennis 2; Drama 3; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3. JAMES A. ANDERSON Jim, Jimbo, Crackle Quote: “Live for today, dream for tomorrow.” Ambition: To be successful and enjoy whatever | do in life. Pet Peeve: Silent Studies; Crowded buses; Show Offs; Prices of cars. Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4. JEFFREY MICHAEL ANDRES BO, Crunch, Grampa, Muff Quote: “| see myself as you see me. I've known what I’m like for a long time, but I’ve refused to admit it.” Ambition: To make America a good 5¢ cigar. Pet Peeve: W. G. stories, losers. Activities: Football Photographer 4. BERNICE A. ANTON Bo Quote: “. .. And whatever your labors and aspirations in the weary confusions of life, keep peace in your soul. With all its pain and drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful; strive to be happy.” Ambition: To be the best person | can possibly be, and to live my life the way it was intended to be lived. Pet Peeve: Rumors and people who believe them; decisions to be made; false promises; research papers; spaghetti. PAULA ANNE BARRETT Paula Quote: “The heavens are telling the glory of God; and the firmament pro- claims his handiwork.” Ambition: To become what God wants me to be in life. Pet Peeve: People who think that they are better than others because of material possessions; French 4 at 8:00 A.M. Activities: Drill Team 1; CSF Window Painting 3; Future Teachers of America 1; Library Helper 4; A.Y.F. 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 4. SHARYN E. BASSETT Quote: ... And he waved that tangle of string in my face. ‘See? See? See?’ he asked. ‘Cat’s Cradle. See the cat’s cradle?’ but | saw no damn cat and no damn cradle. Meow.” Ambition: To make it to the border of Mexico. Pet Peeve: Losing: tickets, keys and friends. Finding: Libraries, time and my Way. F Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Model Senate 3; CSF Window Painting 1273 N4) 128 LINDA MARIE BEACH Beachie Quote: “If you will bring the soap, | will bring the bleach.” Ambition: To win a chess game, to earn an IFR, and to remember what | am supposed to know. Pet Peeve: Forgetting everything; Being Exhausted, Sprints, Doctors and Hospitals, Brake Failure, — Hlighth, Weighth, Momenthum, and Leaky Spit Valves. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Team 1, 2, 4; ‘Carousel’; Hiking Club 1, 2; Girls’ State, Pep Band 2; Losers 1, 2; Field Hockey 1; NHS 3, 4; Space Cadets 2; X-Country 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1, 2, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; CSF Collecting 1, 2, 3; CSF Window Painting 3; National Merit. WILLIAM HOSEPH BEATTY Bill Quote: “All for one, one for all, every man for himself.” Ambition: To become a law enforce- ment officer Pet Peeve: First period study; co-ed gym; low doorways. MICHAEL W. BELLAVANCE Beliz Quote: “Moudit-fatiguant!”’ Ambition: To be happy with all of the decisions that | make in life. Pet Peeve: Hydrants; poles; know-it- alls; Harry’s bustin. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 3, Captain 4; Spring Track 1, 2. KAREN J. BENNETT Quote: “If a child lives with acceptance and friendship, he learns to find love in the world.” Ambition: To take what is there and use it without waiting forever in vain for the preconceived. Pet Peeve: Procrastination; Indecision; Mortality. Activities: Color Guard 2, 3; Drill Team 1, Captain 4; Student Council 3, 4; Con- cert Choir 3, 4; Yearbook 2; Student Advisory Council 4; Spanish Club 2; CSF Window Painting 2. SALLEE LOU BENNOCH Sals Quote: “In my first moments of remembering life, | discovered | am.” Ambition: To be the catcher in the rye. Pet Peeve: Falling; Silver Pens; February; Inabilities. Activities: Softball 2; Yearbook 1, 2; CSF Window Painting 2; Hiking Club 2. WILFRED BILODEAU JAMES JOSEPH BREEN Jimbo Quote: “What a man thinks of himself, that is what determines, or rather in- dicates, his fate.” — Henry David Thoreau Ambition: To learn how to relax in life. Pet Peeve: People who never try to be on time; Non-playing Band Members. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, Director 4; Drum Major Alternate 4; Losers Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stat Team 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Manager 2; MUSL 1, 2, 3, 4; SYMS 3. ELIZABETH G. BROWN Beth Quote: “Live and let live,” “Smile and the whole world smiles with you.” Ambition: To travel the world and live my life to the fullest. Pet Peeve: People who make fun of others. Activities: CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVE BUTLER Sam, Sparky Quote: “If you meet someone without a smile, give them one of you own.” “I wish | hadn’t done that,”’ “They don’t make doors the way they used to.” Ambition: To be the best at what | do; To be happy with who | am. Pet Peeve: Monday; “where'd | put those darn bottle caps.” Activities: Tennis 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 3; Football 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Christmas Play 3, 4; Bells Are Ringing 3; West Side Story 4. 129 JAMES A. BYRON Jim Quote: “Let it be.” Ambition: To talk little and say much. Pet Peeve: The reality of this world; indecision. Activities: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, Christmas Play 1, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 4; Spring Play 1, 4. 4; 3). MICHAEL FRANCIS XAVIER CAMPBELL Buddha, Biffer, Gumby, and Peck Quote: ‘He is strong who conquers others; He who conquers himself. is mighty.” Ambition: To do something that will be remembered beyond my lifetime. Pet Peeve: Fingernail biting; phonies; stealing; relatives in school; N.C.’s Tee- hees; left hooks; T.D.’s “B.W.’s”; emerald eyes; SAT scores; Mr. Shapiro W.H:S.; 11:30 break-ins on Sat. night. Activities: Spring Track 1; Concert Choir 1, 3, 4; Christmas Play 1, 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 4; Football 2, 3; Prom Committee; Spring Musical 1, 3, 4. PATRICIA CANDELORA Patty, Small Fries Quote: Cukoo” Ambition: To be happy at whatever | do in life. Pet Peeve: Two faced people; people busting me about my height; getting up in time to get on the bus. SALVATORE CARDELLA JR. Sal Quote: “The only limit to our realiza- tions of tomorrow will be our doubts of today” “Be prepared for anything if you seek happiness” ‘Thank God it’s Friday, and | have money for the weekend.” Ambition: To reach a satisfying high in a successful life. To be happy in whatever | choose to do and to be happy with C.E. forever. Activities: Football 1, 2; Winter Track 2, 3; Model Senate 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Spring Track 4; Lunch 1, 2, 3, 4; Homework 4; Freshman 1; Sophomore 2; Junior 3; Senior 4; “| made it.” JAYNE ELIZABETH CARR Jayne Quote: “You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true.” Ambition: To always be happy and successful. Pet Peeve: A certain Doctor; Falling off buses in Boston; getting caught red, white, and blue handed. Activities: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Student Council 1, 2; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; CSF Window Painting 2, 3; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 3; Homecoming Queen 4. ELIZABETH MANYA CASHER Beth Quote: “And so if you are going to the Rootabaga Country, you will know when you get there because the railroad tracks change from straight to zigzag, the pigs have bibs on, and it’s the fathers and the mothers who fix it.” Ambition: To return to Oz. Pet Peeve: Shallow intellects; the ominous? The threat of being on the outside looking in. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Choir 3, 4; Sound of Music 1; Carousel 2; Bells are Ringing 3; West Side Story 4; Yearbook Staff 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Christmas Play 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4; Fine Arts Weekend 3, 4; Girls Chorus 2,4. SANDRA ANN CATALONI Sandra Quote: “You can’t turn back the clock, but you can wind it up again.” Ambition: To always be happy and successful. Pet Peeve: Insecurity; fake-people; self-serve stations; Saturday night break-ins; Queen-beez. Activities: Girls Basketball 1, 2; Girls Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 3. NICHOLAS ANTHONY CAVALIERI Nick Quote: “You must have been warned against letting the golden hours slip by; but some of them are golden only because we let them slip by.”’ Ambition: To overcome my fears. Pet Peeve: WHS; Godspell; lunch lines; SAT’s; Long-term crutch walkers; 11:30 break-ins on Saturday nights; clocks. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 1; Con- cert Choir 4; Spring Musical 3, 4; Christmas Play 4; Christmas Play (lights) 3; Prom Committee 3. LUANNE CHAGNON Lu-Lu Quote: “A hug is worth a thousand words.” Ambition: To enjoy the good things in life and appreciate them; To become successful and proud of the life that | make for myself. Pet Peeve: People who say, “how come you're so skinny”; people who say love is just another word; Good- byes; conceited people; Homework. 132 JEAN MARIE CHARBONNEAU Jean Quote: “I got lost on the human highway.” Ambition: To finally become satisfied and content with my life. Pet Peeve: Loud chewers; “loser”; onions; laundry; boring physics classes and their teacher. Activities: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 2; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3. LISA ANN CHAVAREE Lis Quote: “Let her cry for she’s a lady, let her dream for she’s a child. Let the rain fall down upon her, for she’s a free and gentle flower growing wild.”’ Ambition: To someday own my own day care center and to live life to its fullest with that certain someone. Pet Peeve: Not having enough time to enjoy myself; waiting; Almac’s. Activities: Band 1, 2; Hiking Club 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Lit- tle Hornet Nursery 3, 4. CHRISTINA CHINGRIS Chris Quote: “Accept me for what | am, for | shall be no other; smile and be happy with me and we can light the world.” Ambition: To tour the country; to make all my dreams become realities; to live a long, healthy and happy life. Pet Peeve: Worrying; decisions; Zayre’s; goodbyes; leaving Mikey D. as my roommate; growing up; impatient people. Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 1; Color Guard 2, 3, 4; CSF Window Pain- ting 3, 4. KAREN ANN COLELLA Chico, Mouth Quote: “Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow, don’t stop, It'll soon be here, It'll be better than before, yester- day’s gone, yesterday’s gone.” “Everybody goes to parties, they dance this mess around.”’ Ambition: To find the special someone who | can live the rest of my life with; ORE; ... Pet Peeve: “82-girls’’; “Queen-Beez’’; self serve stations; winter; rain; SAT’s; Applications; DiMonte’s; studs; direc- tions and highways; back-braces; long crutches. Activities: J)V Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3; CSF Win- dow Painting 2, 3, 4. JOHN W. COLLINS JR. LC. Quote: “If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, | know | can achieve it.” Ambition: To be well off with money and have very healthy kids. Pet Peeve: Car Insurance; Sunday mor- nings; Jayne borrowing my car; mail boxes. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. PAMELA M. COMBIS Pam Quote: “If you love something, set it free, if it comes back it was yours, if it doesn’t, it never was.”’ Ambition: To be an RN; to be suc- cessful in whatever | do; to take one day at a time; to be happy in whatever Ido. Pet Peeve: Waiting; Mondays; deci- sions; rainy days; arguments; getting carded; band practice. Activities: Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Little Hornet Nursery School 2, 3, 4; Year- book Staff 1. MICHAEL P. CONNOR Cuda Quote: “Wanna skip and go hunting?” Ambition: To be a machinist. Pet Peeve: Stonewalls; Telephone Poles. Activities: Work Study 4. SANDRA CONNORS Sandy Quote: “You can’t judge a book by its cover.” Ambition: To live a happy life with Bob. Pet Peeve: People who always look at the dark side of everything; people who never finish what they start; peo- ple who are, always talking about everyone else; people who think they are perfect; people who pretend to be what they really aren't. RONALD CONSTANTINO Ben Quote: “All's well, ends well.” Ambition: To be an airline mechanic and to be successful in my work. Pet Peeve: “The Thursday Essay” Activities: Football; Winter Track; Spring Track. 133 RICHARD WAYNE CONTI Red Quote: “Hey! Hey! Hey!” Pet Peeve: Beautiful girls that are always too young. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drumline 1, 2, 37 4 Concert. Choiruele2) 3 e4: Cheerleading 4; Little Hornet Nursery 3, 4; Santa Claus 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Man; Bells are Ringing 3. JOSEPH FRANCIS CORLISS Joe Quote: “| would like to sing ‘Country Roads’ on graduation day.” Ambition: To go back to work at Belco. Pet Peeve: When people walk on my floors at work after |! mop them. Activities: Bells are Ringing 3. KELLY COYNE Miss Piggy Quote: ‘A friend is not an object to be possessed, but a subject to be cherished.” Ambition: To become educated; to live for tomorrow without looking back to yesterday. Pet Peeve: Being rushed in the morning by a certain someone; closed-minded people. Activities: Winter Track 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2; Drill Team 2, 3; Student Advisory Council 4. JOHN FRANCIS CREEDEN Jack Quote: “In life one must except the bad memories and to learn from them and to make room for the good ones for time is precious and scarce, but memories are forever.”” Ambition: To find out what my future has in store for me and to enjoy what ever it may be. Pet Peeve: Lunch lines; suspense; pro- gress reports. Activities: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 4. LISA JEAN D’ABREU Quote: ‘People come along every day and take you for a ride, but if ever you're let down, I'll be by your side.” Ambition: To get where I’m going, on time and to do everything | can to make him happy and keep him mine. Pet Peeve: Sunday nights and Monday mornings; being late; snobs; scagrats; getting lost; seeds and ashes. SUSAN J. DALTON Sue Quote: “Reach back for the joy and the sorrow; put them away in your mind. For memories are times that you borrow, to spend when you get to tomorrow.” Ambition: To be happy; to make others happy; to succeed and not to regret the decisions I’ve made. Pet Peeve: Math; Zayres; A period study; waiting; worrying; making cer- tain decisions; “Goodbyes.” Activities: CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3; Hiking Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Ski Club 3. weer MARIE E. DAY Marie Quote: “People who can’t get others to like them, don’t understand how to get along with others.” Ambition: To be happy and grow old with Dan. Pet Peeve: Grease; phoneys; scagrats; sticks and seeds; the Kelley Brothers; two faced people; kids having kids. Activities: Hall Walkin’ 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Skipper 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD M. DAY Ron Quote: ‘Take one day at a time.” Ambition: To be good at whatever | do. Pet Peeve: Homework and Quiet Studies. Activities: Football 1; Lifting 1; Year- book Staff 1. MICHAEL JOSEPH DEGIROLAMO Mike Quote: “In order to succeed in life, you must take the first steps because the minute you stop taking those steps you have not reached your point of identity.” Ambition: To someday own my own garage and be a good mechanic. Pet Peeve: Chris saying don’t skip. Activities: Spring Track 1; Baseball 2. 136 LAURA LEE DENNETT Quote: “Love consists of not gazing at each other, but in looking outward together in the same directions. Ambition: To live each and every day to the limit, to make Steve happy for the rest of his life, and to prove to them that they were wrong. Pet Peeve: Waiting!!; Saturday morning golf games; broken promises; December 19; T.A.; car problems; un- called for comments; Diesel Dee; get- ting caught on the motorcycle when it is raining out. Activities: Drill Team 1; Track 1; Spanish Glubme2: KAREN A. DEPALMA Quote: “O Lord, why grievest thou? — Since life has ceased to be Upon this globe, now cold as lunar land and sea, And humankind, and fowl, and fur are gone eternally, All is the same to thee as ere they knew mortality.” Ambition: Perfection. Pet Peeve: Cold nights in the orange bomber; lying to protect the innocent; masks. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2; Band 1. RALPH LAWRENCE DEPILLO Ralphie Quote: “Have as many good times as you can in life, for once you grow old, memories become reflections of the past.” Ambition: To be proud of myself, my identity and career once l've discovered them. Pet Peeve: LW and her evil eye; BF and his little bag of tricks; the phony cliques of MHS; Sunday mornings; B.S. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1; Spring Track 1; Stage Crew 2. DOREEN BARBARA DEVINE Doreen Quote: “All we need is an ear to listen, an eye to behold, and a heart to feel.’”’ Ambition: To be happy with my life, no matter the outcome. Pet Peeve: Zayres; Elaine’s eyes; “Elks”: improvisations with CP Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Officer 4;Tennis 2; Spring Track 1. LINDA ANNE DEVINE Linda Quote: “God doesn’t close one door until he opens another. ” Ambition: To give sincerely, earnestly and warmly the most important gift, love. Pet Peeve: Hearing Wednesday nights and Saturday mornings, “Linda, I'm here” from band kids; Freshmen. Activities: Band 1, Music Librarian 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Fine Arts 1, 2, 3, 4; CSF Window Painting; Yearbook; Prom Committee. LOUIS H. DIAMOND III Captain Lou Ambition: To become rich and avoid school for the rest of my life! Pet Peeve: Small Town coaches and the political aspect of football; people who walk into parties with sixpacks in- stead of a case. Activit ies: Football 1, 2, 3%; Spring Track 1, 2. KATHERINE-MARY DILLON Pickles Quote: “If you live right, once is enough.” Ambition: To be able to say | enjoyed my life and to succeed with the special someone. Pet Peeve: Bathroom quarrels; lies; waiting for people and teachers who lecture. Activities: FTA 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Work- Study 4. PETER D. DION Guido Quote: ‘Hello there old friend, good to see you again. How’s life in the fast lane? Hope to see you again someday at the end of the freeway.” Ambition: To be one of Santa’s elves. Pet Peeve: Cops; people with inferiori- ty complexes, knaves. Activities: Band 1; Winter Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Football 2; Hiking Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4: Photography Club 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Concert Choir 4; Prom Court 3: Rallies 4; Christmas Play 4; Commando Raids 3, 4; Rustic 3; West Side Story 4. JOHN A. DOBER Quote: “Silence is golden.” Ambition: Architect. Pet Peeve: Too many questions. Activities: CSF Window Painting 2, 3, 4. MARIE E. DOBER Diber Quote: “Life is short so take each day one day at a time and make it a day to remember.” Ambition: To be happy, succeed in life, and someday parachute jump. Pete Peeve: People who criticize others before taking a good look at themselves, S.S., school lunches, mak- ing wrong decisions, saying goodbyes. Activities: Tennis 1; Yearbook 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Hiking Club 1, 1; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE FRANCES ELLSWORTH Cathy Quote: “Yesterday is but a memory. Tomorrow, an uncharted course. So live today so that it will be a memory without remorse. Ambition: To succeed in the field of nursing and to always be happy with SC. Pet Peeve: Empty ice trays, smokers. Activities: Chorus 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4. MICHAEL J. ENGLEY Mike Quote: “We want the world and we want it now!” Ambition: To be successful in life and wear three piece suits. Pet Peeve: Loudmouths and noisy gum chewers. JAMES EPSTEIN Jimmy Quote: “The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” Ambition: To find that “single step.” Pet Peeve: Waiting, Rodney’s hats. Activities: Basketball 1; Baseball 3, 4; Spring Track 1. GERALYN R. FARINELLA Geri Quote: “Worry is like putting today’s sunshine behind tomorrow’s clouds.” Ambition: To become an L.P.N. and to someday teach figure ice skating. Pet Peeve: Schedules Activities: Band 1, Figure Ice Skating with Franklin Skating Club 2, 3; CSF Christmas Window Painting 4; Little Hornet Nursery School, 3, 4. LORI JEAN FARNSWORTH Law Quote: “’.. . So it’s the laughter we will remember whenever we remember the way we were.” Ambition: To be successful in whatever | choose to do. Pet Peeve: Waiting, obnoxious people, people who think that they are better than others, busy signals. Activities: Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Con- cert Choir 2, 3, 4; “Carousel” 2; “Bells Are Ringing’ 3; Fine Arts Weekend 2, 3, 4; Christmas Plays 2, 3, 4; Southeastern District Choir 3. JAMES A. FERRARA III Jim Quote: “Experience all that you can in life for you may not get a second chance.” Ambition: To become wealthy and own my own business. Pet Peeve: Conceited people, high- classed cloud riders. Activities: Golf. HEATHER ANN FLYNN Heather Quote: “There isn’t much to be seen in a small town but what you hear makes up for it!” Ambition: To succeed at whatever | do, and to get out of Mansfield. Pet Peeve: The boat, people who are too good for it, followers, fakes. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club; Yearbook 4. MICHAEL JOSEPH FLYNN Mike Quote: “Winning isn’t everything until you lose.” Ambition: Electronic Engineering Pet Peeve: “Losing” Activities: Winter Track 1; Ski Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4. 140 CHRIS FOLEY “Quack” Quote: “Never say die.”” Ambition: To be happy with the life | choose to lead.” Pet Peeve: White horses, Arthur, trains, being broke. Activities: B-F 2, 3, 4; Tull Training Camp; Spring Track 1, 2; Winter Track 3,4 PAULA JOANNE FONTANINI Jelly Bean Quote: “If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you, it is yours, if it doesn’t it never was.” Ambition: To love, and be loved by N.Z. through all eternity. Pet Peeve: Being so far away, “Booga” (Tracey), Shrimp Fried Rice, “Piggy,” losing R-R. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Spring Track Manager 2; Nick 3, 4. NANCY LEE FRAZIO Nan, Nance, Fraz Quote: “Cherish the moments you have today, for they are precious and few, you might not have them tomorrow.” Ambition: To reach the stars. Pet Peeve: “Stella,” Betty, Zayres, Wes-s-s-s, WHS, phonies, raunchy, ex- istentialism, caught between two friends who hate each _ other, “good-byes.”” Activities: Drill Team 2, 3; Spring Musicals 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 2, 3, 4; Frosh Initiation Rally 4; Usherette Christmas Play 4; Newspaper Secretary 4. JAMES D. FULLER jim 4 Quote: “Life is short, so take it slow.” Ambition: To put the tank back on the streets, and to be successful. Pet Peeve: Car inspections, know-it- alls, Harry’s bustin’, Harry’s hat, people who think they are God’s gift. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 3, 4. MICHAEL H. FULLER Carlos; Spas Quote: “Que pasa?” “Don’t fear the Reaper.” Ambition: To make a puppet, to sell sand, and to travel at the speed of light. Pet Peeve: A and P cat labs, research papers, McChicken pens, clowns, error messages, ‘“theters and acrost.” Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Commando Raids 3, Co-Captain 4; Rustic 3; Putt-Putt 3, 4. DONNA MARIE FUNARI F. GREGORY GIBBS Greg, Gibbsey Quote: “Don’t part with your illusions. When they are gone, you may still ex- ist, but you have ceased to live.” Ambition: To be successful in all my endeavors, and someday own a Rolls Jaguar, and a Ferrari. Pet Peeve: Closed minds, ignorance without reason, M.C., librarians obsess- ed with silence. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Year- book 4. MACON C. GIVENS Magic Quote: “Those who'll play with cats must expect to be scratched.” Ambition: To go to college and become a police officer and not to get married. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 3, 4. NANCY L. GOFF JAMES PETER GORDON Flash Quote: ‘And the good times are the bad times, the bad times fade away, the good times are forever, so babe the last time is today.”’ Ambition: To produce music. Pet Peeve: Disco; studs; people; Iran. MARY ELLEN GOVE Govey Quote: “| can do all things, through Christ, which strengtheneth me.” Phillippians 4:13. Ambition: Air Force Mechanic; pre- veterinary school; police officer. Pet Peeve: The school lunch; people picking on other people; getting up in the morning; Physical Education. Activities: SR. A.Y.F. WARREN E. GRANT Retard Quote: “Don't let schoolin’ get in the way of an education.”” Twain. ‘Take a walk on the wild side.”” AUALARENONNEREEN JAMES MICHAEL GREALISH NANCY YVONNE GREEN Nance Quote: ‘Forget yesterday. | am where | am. | know where | could have been had | done what | did not do. Tell me, friend, what can | do today to be where | want to be tomorrow?” Ambition: To live with all the things | love, and loving them, lose the thought of hate; to live out west; and to own “Toys R Us.” Pet Peeve: Asthma; the thought of war; people who close their eyes to the truth; leaving just when you think you're getting somewhere; “toads”; il- literates who write on desks; disco. Activities: Prom Committee 3; Band 1, ay 3, JOHN ERIC HALLGREN Harry Quote: “| don’t ask for much out of life, just a little food money, just a little beer money, and every now and then just a little.’ Ambition: To own a bar; to get the “tank” on the road again. Pet Peeve: Early mornings; West Mansfield; rumored panty raids. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, B-Team Bomber. NANCY L. HARSCH Nancy Quote: “I don’t know where I’m going but I’m on my way.” Ambition: To keep agoing. Pet Peeve: Cheaters; people who are late; typing |. Activities: Band 1; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Winter Track 1, 2, 3; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; CSF Window Painting 3; Student Council 4. ANGELA MARIA HASKELL Angie Quote: ‘| cannot predict what | will be, I can only live what | am.” Ambition: To make people happy. Pet Peeve: People who think they’re perfect or better than everyone else. GARY C. HASKELL Gary Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Spring Track ihe, oe 144 MARK JOHN HATCH Hatchie Quote: “If | were meant to be like everyone else, | would have never been given the gift of thought, because to follow the crowd requires no thought at all.”” Ambition: To be successful; to become wealthy; to remain happy. Pet Peeve: Tall tales; rainy days; apple blossoms; making promises that | can’t keep; Lynn; storytellers; oversleeping; a certain English teacher. Activities: Football 3, 4; Basketball 1; Ski Club 1, 2; CSF Window Painting; Elite Senior Group. RENS F. HAYES Ill Ren, Rennie Quote: “Before you judge a person, ask yourself, ‘Am | perfect?’, then re- main silent.” Ambition: To become an_ aircraft mechanic. Pet Peeve: Ford Pintos; waiting; infla- tion; bills. ANNE MARIE HAYNER Annzy Quote: “We are not the same person this year as last; nor are those we love. It is a happy chance if we, changing, continue to love a changed person.” Ambition: To succeed in life and to live a long life with that special someone. Pet Peeve: Bathroom Quarrels; M.A. types; and being called G.G.H. Activities: FTA 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Hiking Club 2; Drill Team 1, 2; Color Guard 3, 4. LAURA ANN HOLSKE Hokie Quote: “A man said to the universe, ‘Sir, | exist.’ ‘However,’ replied the universe, ‘the fact has not created in me a sense of obligation’. ”’ Ambition: To do whatever | want and to be successful at it. Pet Peeve: Athletes who think they are better than other athletes; cliques; and phonies. Activities: Field Hockey J.V. 1, 2, V. Basketball J.V. 1, V. 2, 3, 4; Softball V. 2, Z 4; iF ‘f 3 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Hiking Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2; Yearbook 1, Prom Committee 3; Pep Squad 1, 2. DIANE ELIZABETH HOLT Di Quote: “Everybody has a smile inside; so put it upon your face and wear it with pride.” Ambition: To live my life to the fullest. Pet Peeve: Untrue friends; Monday mornings; meeting deadlines. Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Drill Team 2. JENNIFER JAYNE HULBURD Jen Quote: “Bless the beasts and the children for the world will never be the world they see.” Ambition: To be decisive and self- disciplined; to travel; to learn. Pet Peeve: “See ya ‘round’; good- byes; frustration; closed minds; not having enough time; gym. Activities: Concert Choir 1, 2, Librarian 3, Secretary 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 2; Stylus 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 1, Co-Editor 2; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Girls’ State 3; Southeast District Choir 3; Har- moniques 2, 3, 4; Model Senate 3; Cheerleading JV 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 3; Student Advisory Council 3, 4; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3. DIANA IZZO Izzy Quote: ‘‘Many journeys end here, but the secret is the same. Life is just a can- dle, and a dream must give it flame.” Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Activities: Work-study. MARGARET ANN JARDIN Maggie Quote: “Let the day’s own trouble be sufficient for the day.” Ambition: To make my own decisions and lead my own path through life, and to make my dreams come true. Pet Peeve: Saturday morning practices; Mondays; two-faced people; physics class; Mrs. Beasley. Activities: Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1, 2; Basketball 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Hiking Club 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3; CSF Window Painting 2, a K.). Quote: “The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart.” Ambition: To live the rest of my life happily with Alan. Pet Peeve: Monday mornings; A.M. radios; disco; W.M.; gas prices; lies; fake friends. Activities: Drill Team 1, 2; Color Guard 3, 4; FTA 1, 2; Work-study 4. 145 TRACEY W. JOHNSON Spacey Quote: “The color of one’s. skin doesn’t matter to me, it all depends on his personality.” Ambition: To achieve in life things | dream of most, but in order to achieve the mind must first conceive . . . Pet Peeve: Early morning decisions made by Robin R. and Sonja B., (Nosir), Booga as Paula F. (Smile), people who always want and never give. Pretenders. Activities: Drama Club 3, 4; Preschool management (teacher). WILLIAM JOHNSON Bill Quote: “Direct your eye inward, and you'll find a thousand regions in your mind yet undiscovered.” Ambition: To enjoy life to its fullest. Pet Peeve: People who are conceited. LISA MARIE KENT Clarkers Quote: “Go for it!” Ambition: To get out of Sterling. Pet Peeve: Alice, school, and noisey people. Picture Not Available KATHY ANN KING Kathy Quote: “If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, | know | can achieve it.” Ambition: To be happy, healthy and successful. Pet Peeve: Saturday practices, people who say one thing and do another. Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain 4; Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spr- ing Track 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Student Council 3, 4; French Club 1; C.S.F. Win- dow Painting 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 1, 2. SANDRA KNIGHT Sandy Quote: “| live for the people with time and Love for them, but if you don’t get to know people or want to, you have no time or love for the people around you.” Ambition: To succeed in anything | am able to do, and to be happy. Pet Peeve: Fake people, noses in the air and people who do not think of others. Activities: Window Painting 2; Drama 3. JULIE ANNE KOWZIC Jules Quote: If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, Then | know | can achieve it.” Ambition: To fulfill my life’s purpose. Pet Peeve: Weekdays, hypocrites, backstabbers, scagrat (C.S.), L.S. Activities: Littlke Hornet Nursery School 3,4. PETER KUPLAST Kup Quote: ‘Hunger City — No more big wheels — fleas the size of rats sucked on rats the size of cats and ten thou- sand peoploeds split into small tribes coveting the highest to the sterile skyscrapers.” Ambition: To fly to the moon in a two person spacecraft. Pet Peeve: People when they’re not polite. LORI ANN LEANUES Lee Quote: “It eluded us then but that’s no matter ... Tomorrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms farther . . . And one fine morning ... So we beat on, boats against the current borne back ceaselessly into the past.”” Ambition: To be able to accept change. Pet Peeve: J.L.; Zayre; feet; cigarette smoke; liars; D.Q. Activities: Yearbook 4; C.S.F. Window Painting 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 3; Drama 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Ski Club 3. MARK A. LELACHEUR Quote: “Take it as far as you deem practical.” Ambition: To be happy with her for the rest of my life. Pet Peeve: Decisions; Quotes. Activities: Stat Team 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Videotaping 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Photography Club 4; MAA Participant. 148 DENNIS GARY LEVINE Den Quote: “The light of life comes from the eternal fire of knowledge and understanding, buring inside one’s self.”’ Ambition: To do well in whatever | undertake. Pet Peeve: Css, cat hack in anatomy class, three dimensional planes, car ac- cidents, fools. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Model Senate 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Year- book 1, 4; Stat Team 1, 2. DONNA BETH LIBERMAN Dee Quote: “Don’t walk before me | may not follow ... Don’t walk behind me | may not lead ... Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Ambition: To achieve my dreams. Pet Peeve: Silent studies, filling out col- lege applications, Monday morning gym class. KAREN LATITIA LIVELY Quote: “See and Ye shall find.”’ Ambition: To be somebody, and reach my highest goal, whatever that might be. Pet Peeve: Waiting for the bus when it’s cold. Activities: Track 1, 2. JOHN PATRICK LONG JL Quote: “The Adventurer on the road to success must overcome many obstacles if he is to achieve his goal.” Ambition: To overcome the obstacles. Pet Peeve: 3rd clarinets. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Stat Team 1, 2; Losers 1, 2, 3, 4; Model Senate 3; M.U.S.L. 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH BRUCE LOVING FRANCIS MICHAEL LUBY Paco, Frank Quote: “If you will practice being fic- tional for a while, you will understand that fictional characters are sometimes more real than people with bodies and heartbeats.” Ambition: Never to do any physical labor. Pet Peeve: Neatness, Electricity. Activities: Stat Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Public Address Announcer 2, 3, 4; Math League 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; American’s Outstanding Names and Faces 4; Na- tional Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Basketball 1; Stylus 1, 2; Tatler 2; Class President 2; Model Senate 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Reporter for Mansfield News 1, 2, 3, 4; WARA Correspondent 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Reporter for Sun Chronicle 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Dungeons and Dragons 3, Dungeon Master 4; In- door Track Scorekeeper 2, 3, 4. JONATHAN FREDERICK LUCIER Jon Quote: “To sing, to laugh, to dream, to walk in my ‘own’ way, and to be alone, Free, with an eye to see things as they are, a voice that means manhood.” — Rostand Ambition: To become a successful ac- tor and singer. Pet Peeve: Lawn mowers, the fight for popularity. Activities: Concert Choir 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Bells Are Ringing 3 (Jeff); West Side Story 4 (Tony); Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND LOUIE LUSSIER Ray Quote: ‘Faith is merely light seen by the soul while darkness is seen by the eyes.” Ambition: To make the best use of my abilities and interests. Pet Peeve: Hypocrites. DEBRA JEAN MACE Deb Quote: ‘‘Fine” Ambition: To succeed in everything | do, and to grow old with Bob. Pet Peeve: Snobs, LS, gym first period, Monday mornings, scagrats, Kim Gould. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4; Little Hornet Nursery School 2, 3, 4. 149 KIMBERLY ANN MAHONEY Kim Quote: “Cherished are the memories of joyfilled yesterdays.” Ambition: To work with young children, in a hospital or day care setting. Pet Peeve: Wanting something you can’t have!, Wishing on a star, and then watching it fall. Activities: French Club 1; Work — Nor- cap Lodge 3, 4; Little Ho rnet Nursery School 3, 4; Needless Headaches 4. LAWRENCE DOUGLAS MARSTON JR. Larry Quote: “Life is short and we never have enough time for gladdening the hearts of those who travel the way with us. Make haste to be kind.”” Ambition: To become Rich $$. Pet Peeve: Rude people, 11:30 break- ins on Saturday nights, steering wheels. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Winter Track 1, 2; Spring Musical Stage Crew 3, 4; Christmas Play Stage Crew 3, 4. JOHN MASALA JEFFREY THOMAS McCRA “Space” Quote: “You only live once but if you live right, once is enough.” Ambition: To succeed in my career in the Navy, and to make others proud of me, especially my Mom and Dad! Pet Peeve: Algebra Il, “F” Period study hall and people who think they are bet- ter than others. Activities: Winter Track 3; Spring Track 3, 4; Drama 3, 4. JAMES WILLIAM McCRADY Jim, Jacques, Jack Quote: ‘My greatness inspires your mockery.” Ambition: Aller, voir, vaincre Pet Peeve: All that which bothers me. Activities: Band 1, 2; Yearbook 2. KELLY JEANNE McLAUGHLIN Kell Quote: ‘To live the life you lead and to follow your dreams and be happy. Suc- cess can be yours if and only if you really try.” Ambition: To become successful in whatever | decide to do as a career and to someday be able to go to Calif. or New York. Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than everyone else, people who are always late. Activities: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1, 2; Chorus 4. KIM ANN McLELLAN Kim Quote: ‘Faith be with me now”, “I’m just a dreamer in a dreamland.” Ambition: To keep the bond between my friends and never let it weaken because the love we share will never be more than a memory apart.” Pet Peeve: Broken promises, making decisions, and being stuck at Park Square, but mostly goodbyes Activities: Drama 3, 4; Art 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Tennis 2; Hiking Club; Ski Club; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 4. JAMES McNEIL Jim Quote: “When you have an accident while doing something always go back and master your fear.’ Ambition: To do the best that | can at whatever | do. Pet Peeve: | hate people who don't care about anybody, or about themselves, and are putting themselves down. JILL ALISON MEEHAN jillie Quote: “You know.” Ambition: To do well in everything | do. With each new day, a better person | will be. Pet Peeve: Essays on Thursdays, people who are under 5 feet, people who don’t smile, English class, getting up early in the morning, people who think they are better than others, snobs, broken promises Activities: Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2, 3, 4; CSF Window Painting; Junior Class Float; Senior Class Float; Prom Committee; FTA 1. 152 KIMBERLY ANN MILLER Kim Quote: “Only he who attempts the ab- surd, attains the impossible.” Ambition: To challenge the world and come out a winner; to find happiness in everything. Pet Peeve: Claustrophobia, “Teeth touching,” girls that swear a lot, people that don’t smile, and Mrs. Beasley. Activities: Cross Country 2, 3, Captain 4; Winter Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Spr- ing Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; CSF Win- dow Painting 2, 3. ROBIN MARIE MITCHELL “Robinsky” Quote: “You know you can’t forget him . .. those times you were so close, the times he made you happy, and the things you loved the most. Should you wait for days and nights to fall, as if a misfit star? Or should you reach for luck, and missing love, hope it brings you far?” Ambition: To leave my mark in life and hope | don’t get arrested! Pet Peeve: Gin, Rum, and possessed toilets. Activities: Painting, Sculpture, Ceramics, Drawing Printmaking, CSF Window Painting. BRIAN MICHAEL MOHAN Quote: ‘Each moment of life should be unique and precious — we must let every monent blaze with awareness — for springs, once lost, do not return.” Ambition: To enjoy life for what it is. Pet Peeve: French I, French Il with Ms. Gildersleeve. Activities: Baseball, Winter Track, Hockey. ELIZABETH G. MONETT Beth Quote: “You can’t always get what you want.” Ambition: To make it through life’s ups and downs. Pet Peeve: People thinking they're bet- ter than you, teachers. KEVIN DONALD MORAN Wally Quote: “To attain the Impossible one must first attempt the absurd.”’ Ambition: To attain the impossible. Pet Peeve: Pi radians, off-the-line, cat hack, a sick Pequad, kick-starts, Big Beefs. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, President 4; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, Editor 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Model Senate, Chairman 3; Stat Team, Photographer 2; Stylus 1. RANCES MARIE MORRISON ran Juote: “Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, 00 long for those who grieve, too hort for those who rejoice, but for hose who love . . . Time is Eternity.” Ambition: To find the perfect life while ywning a Mercedes! et Peeve: Outa control people, umors, getting caught, cute freshman boys, Mrs. Maciel’s last period Physic’s lass with Jack, air conditioned winter lasses. ictivities: Drill Team 1; Band 2; CSF Vindow Painting 1, 2, 3; Winter Track ; Spring Track 4; Ski Club; Student -ouncil 4. THERESA A. MORRISON Terri Quote: “| was sort of afraid she’d fall off the g--d--- horse, but | didn’t say anything or do anything — Because we all must fall.’ Ambition: To fly to the end of my rain- bow, and when | get there | will know. Pet Peeve: The ‘‘Fall.”’ Activities: Field Hockey 3, 4; Basketball 3, Co-Captain 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hik- ing Club 3; CSF Window Painting 3. SUSAN MARGARET MUISE Quote: ‘Blondes have more fun.” Ambition: To be happy, successful, and to someday own a white tornado. Pet Peeve: Cool jerks, license tests, preppies, the luxury motel, The Rift-Raft. Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 1, 2. MARIA THERESE MULLER Terri, Noodles Quote: “The soul would have no rain- bow if the eyes had no tears.” Ambition: To be happy in whatever | choose to do and to never forget the friends | have and the memories with them. Pet Peeve: Goodbyes, people who think they are better than others, smoking Activities: Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Rifle Squad 3; CSF Window Painting 2, 4; Spring Track 2, 4. 153 DENICE ELLEN MURRAY Denny Quote: “Who says life is just a bowl of cherries?”’ Ambition: To learn how to design and make my own clothes and to marry SP. Pet Peeve: Being told what to do; the snobs at MHS. ELAINE MARI iv) '2RAY Elaine Quote: “Even if you’re on we right track you'll get run over if you just sit there.” Ambition: To have a pink Lazer and sail away in it. Pet Peeve: Zayres; ‘Elks’; tenths of a point; Mond ays from the cape; freshmen taller than me; Mansfield’s heating system; red gym pinnies; Park Square. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drumline 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2; Little Hornet Nursery School 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 1, 3, 4. MARIBETH MURRAY Quote: “What appears to be the end is only the beginning.” Ambition: To make it to California; to get through college and to be happy and make others happy. Pet Peeve: DP; gym 1st period; hearing about Zayres; New Year's ‘79-'80; always being late; saying “Good-bye.” Activities: Hiking Club 3; CSF Window Painting 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Yearbook 2, 4; Little Hornet Nursery School 3, 4. JAMES KEVIN MUSTO Jay Quote: “Kids today — they’re all the same. All call themselves — some crazy name. All those drugs — they can’t be sane. All that noise — affects their brains.”” Ambition: To ski the Alps. Pet Peeve: Vandalism and fake smiles. Activities: Track 1; Ski Club 1, 2. PAULA ANN MUSTO Ann Quote: ‘‘Musta got lost.”” Ambition: To become successful in whatever | do by making the right decisions. Pet Peeve: Gym; Physics class; two- faced people; Monday mornings; A period. Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 3; Band 1; CSF Collecting 1, 2, 3; Hiking Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2. JOHN WILLIAM NOFTLE Ill John Quote: “When on the road to distant horizons, nothing will stand in your Way.” Ambition: To live my life to the fullest; to obtain wealth and success. Pet Peeve: Slow drivers; fat girls in tight jeans; disco; people who always com- plain; silent study halls. Activities: Spring Track 2; Model Senate 3; Work 1, 2, 3, 4. JACQUELINE ANN NOLAN Jackie Quote: “I shall pass thru this world but once; any good thing therefore | can show, let me do it now ... for | shall not pass this way again.” Ambition: To make the right decisions and to know what I'm doing is right for me. Pet Peeve: Being late for track practice; auditions; two-faced people; Geometry; good-byes. Activities: Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; CSF Window Painting 3; French Club 1. JOHN DEVVIS NORDBERG Johnny Quote: “Ya gotta love it.’ Ambition: To one day get what | want! Pet Peeve: Not getting what | want; 13 weeks; NC’s Tee Hees; “The Rolling Stoner; Confusion; AET; Fishing Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN SIDNEY O’CLAIR Quote: “If you want to make friends, you must be a friend.” Ambition: Graduate; to have a good and successful life. Pet Peeve: The way people don’t get along. 156 MAUREEN O’MALLEY Moe Quote: “| am he as you are he and you are me and we are altogether.” Ambition: To be happy, rich, and successful. Pet Peeve: Scagrats; talks, MHS cliques. Activities: Hiking Club; Band; Softball. MICHELE MARIE ORLANDO Halfpint Quote: | don’t care. Ambition: To be successful in whatever | do; to be happy and to enjoy life. Pet Peeve: People who don’t like others because they think they are bet- ter than everyone else when they real- ly aren't; tall people; school; essays on Thursdays. SCOTT C. ORTON Rocky Quote: “The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes then steal your dreams, it’s heaven and hell. The children scream and the old men die the smoke of hell will burn your eyes. So look for heaven, not for hell and your dreams and happiness will all be well.” — me and Black Sabbath Ambition: To avoid failure, to achieve success, to leave my mark on the world, to get out of Mansfield. Pet Peeve: Little girls; small towns; small minds; having school when nobody else does. Activities: Football 1, 2; Karate. LISA JOAN PACKERT Quote: ... And those my friends, are the physical aspects.” Ambition: To find a career that | will en- joy and succeed in. Pet Peeve: Dry tuna, Saturday morning band practices, spit valves, guidance counselors. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Hiking Club 1, 2; Spring Track 1, Manager 2; Winter Track Manager 2; Pep Band 2. MICHELLE RENEE PAGE Micky Quote: “Give the best you have and the best will come to you.” Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever | do. Pet Peeve: Waiting; Monday mornings; Phonies. Activities: Drill Team 1, 2; CSF 1, 3. BRENDA ANN PALAZZO Bren Quote: “Time, like a snowflake, disap- pears while we're trying to decide what to do with it.” Ambition: To live a long, happy life with that one special person and to succeed in whatever | do. Pet Peeve: Friday nights; Track rumours; Saturday morning track prac- tice; Mono; North High; try-outs; the frizzies. Activities: Spring Track 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 4; Field Hockey 3; Concert Choir 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1; Christmas Concert 2, 3, 4; Fine Arts Concert 2, 3, 4. GEORGE W. PARADIS Quote: “All that needs is a ‘kerker’! ”’ Ambition: To keep playing guitar; to be happy at whatever | end up doing the rest of my life. Pet Peeve: Fairings; ‘specials’; people who don’t care. SANDRA LEE PAULSEN Sandy Quote: “| am not afraid of tomorrow for | have seen yesterday and | love today.” Ambition: To enjoy life to its fullest. Pet Peeve: Tall people; cigarette smoke; excuses. Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stats 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Rainbow; CSF 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS W. PEAVEY JR. Tom, Tommy, T) Quote: “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters com- pared to what lies within us.” Emerson Ambition: To live free and happy with my lady; to become an art teacher; to be half the man my father now is. Pet Peeve: Gym; essays on Thursdays; not enough hours in the day; people like R.T. and T.C. Activities: FHS 1, 2; Best School Spirit 2; Friendly’s Breakfast 2, 3; MHS 3; Kings 4; “Super Seniors’’; Marshalls; McDonalds; Zayres; CSF 3, 4; Drama; Art 1;.2; 3,4. 157 JAMES EDWARD PEDINI Jim Quote: “Let's examine what's right and wrong, and see what's left.” Ambition: “To always be prompt. Pet Peeve: 45:19. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. LAURA ANN PELRINE Quote: “Things take time. . .”. Ambition: To accomplish the goals | set and more. Pet Peeve: mcmcmcc; Continental Divides; Cold Hockey-rinks; Vanderbilt; Klein; Jordache; football shorts and muscle shirts. GLEN ERIC PETERSON Glen, Peterson, Pete Quote: “Up with the sun, gone with the wind.” Ambition: Jack of all trades. Pet Peeve: Stupidity; mandatory assemblies; disco music; M.H.S. Activities: Football. MARIA TIZIANA PETRELLA Worry Wart Quote: “Remember the past and enjoy the future for you only live once.” Ambition: “To be happy and successful in whatever | do and to be able to see Europe some day.” Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than everyone else. Activities: Chorus 1. ROBERT L. PETRELLA Bob Quote: “Don't live in the past, for the past is only memories. instead, live for the present because the present is reality.” Ambition: To move to California some- day, and have a successful life. Pet Peeve: Always and Forever; Satur- day morning track practice; losing; not having a Car. Activities: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 3, 4. KRISTINA KELLE PIERCE Kristi, Twiggy Quote: “A friend is one who knows everything about you and still likes you.” Ambition: To enjoy life to its fullest and to someday weigh over 100 pounds. Pet Peeve: Busy signals; school lunches; working on Saturdays; zings; P.M.; peo- ple asking me, “Why are you so skinny ?”’ Activities: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country (Manager) 4. PATRICIA LYNN PLANTE Patty Quote: “When you are young, treasure the moments spent by yourself. When you are old, treasure the moments shared with others.”’ Ambition: To be deserted on Hana Maui 100 years ago. Pet Peeve: Luxury Motels, ‘Alright, punk, what do you know?” Big Brown Mountain Men; MCMCMCC; late mail; Oct. SCOTT PAUL POLEO Scott Quote: “Rivers belong where they can ramble, eagles belong where they can fly, I've gotta be where my spirit can run free, gotta find my corner of the sky.” Ambition: To paint the world as it really is, and to leave a part of me living forever. Pet Peeve: Losers; Good-byes, “K’’; 1st Period Algebra; superficial people; liars; 3rd lunch; cold seats; baconburgers. Activities: Concert Choir 3, 4, (Officer); “Bells Are Ringing’ 3; “West Wide Story” 4; Christmas Play 3, 4; Fine Arts 3, 4; Spring Track 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Tat- tler 1; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4; Initiation Rally 4. CHRISTOPHER M. POLLINO Bebo Quote: “Sometimes the more success you have, the harder it is to live with Lee Ambition: To graduate from college and be successful in the profession which | choose. Pet Peeve: Frauds; readjustment; re- jects; boiling temperatures; baseline; NB’s; listening to people argue. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf Co-Captain 4; Yearbook 4; Stylus 4; Spanish Newspaper Editor 3. 160 CHERYL ANN POLLISTER Quote: ‘Accept your limitations then go beyond them.” Ambition: To eventually take on my father’s company. Pet Peeve: Seven-day absences; Chris’s party; Improvisations with DD; Braces; Twins; Church Street. Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Spring Track 1; Drill Team 2. ROBERT HENRY POLLOCK III Bob DONNA KIM POWER Quote: “For life forever shall go on, the best of friendship never gone, up above the cliff the skyway shines, to lasting friendship our hand will bind.” Ambition: To succeed in life and to get away from Mansfield. Pet Peeve: Scagrat; being known as Doug’s little sister; beggars; waking up at 6:30; waiting for a certain person. EDWARD J. PROTEAU JR. Ed Quoie: “Everyone will have his chance at something, someday, so take it when it comes!’’ Ambition: To graduate and retire before 35. Pet Peeve: Administrators who think they’re God’s gift to the world. KEITH A. PURRIER Keifa Quote: “To live is to remember the dast, exist in the present and live for ‘he future.” Ambition: To own a fishing business. et Peeve: B.F. and his little wiggle; WV.G. and the stories he hands out. VILLIAM QUINN Quinnie Quote: “As the world rolls on, I'll roll vith it.’ mbition: To start off in the army, and ve in the state of Maine with the one | ve. et Peeve: Saturday morning track ractice; Stick shifts and Bucket seats. ctivities: Cross Country 2, 3, Captain ; Winter Track 2, 3, Captain 4; Spring rack 1, 2, 3, Captain 4. sAMES L. RATHBUN Rat Quote: ‘He who turns the other cheek gets hit with the other fist.”’ Ambition: To be successful at whatever | do. Pet Peeve: Monday mornings. Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. SEAN THOMAS REGAN Sean Quote: “It is my greatness that inspires your Mockery.” Ambition: To become an engineer, and own a brand new Cutlass Supreme every year. Pet Peeve: Monte Carlos; 109; Skipping school with no money and no place to go. Activities: Basketball 1; Winter Track. MARIA RESTAGNO Sicily Quote: “Don’t part with your illusions. When they are gone, you may still exist, but you have ceased to live.” Ambition: To reach toward the future and may my goals never end. Pet Peeve: Monday mornings; tests; rainbow hallways; school buses; ig- norant and two-faced people; Joanne D’s purple socks. Activities: Softball 1; Window Painting ip rue He 161 WILLIAM H. REYNOLDS Bill Quote: “There is a destiny | don't know yet...” Ambition: To be happy and to help others. Pet Peeve: Mondays; Pintos; Red Mill Road. Activities: Baseball 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. BARRY E. RIDEOUT Barry Quote: “If my mind can conceive tt, and my heart can believe it, | know | can achieve it.” Ambition: To have a successful career in computer programming. Pet Peeve: Being late. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3; Tennis 3, 4; Ski Club iJ. 24. GAIL E. ROACH Quote: “Someday we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny.” Ambition: To live in the “Nether Lands.”’ Pet Peeve: Uncertainty Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, Captain 4; Spanish Club; Hiking Club. GARY F. ROBERTS Gary Quote: ‘‘Let’s go hunting.” Ambition: To get a good job, and live a long life. | Pet Peeve: G period with Mrs. Lili- jegren; H.A.’s (J.C.) Activities: Winter Track |. RICKY ROBERTS Crazy! Quote: ‘Forgot again!”’ Ambition: To get out of High School and become a motorcycle mechanic or auto body repairman. Pet Peeve: First period English with Mr. Hunter, stupid freshman. MICHAEL CHARLES ROSE Mike Quote: “Just to live my life to the fullest and not to waste It.” Ambition: To graduate, and to become a Carpenter someday. Pet Peeve: Snobs and people who are not in control. JEFFREY A. RYS Jeff Quote: “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. ‘Never say die!’ ”’ Ambition: To find what | quest for. Pet Peeve: White horses, slight hills, Super Tanks, Desslok losing, cold, a certain record player, disco, W.C.O.Z. Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Winter Track 1, 2, 3; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 2; B-F 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Battlezone 4; CSF Win- dow Painting 2, 3; Yearbook 1, 2, 3; D and D 3, 4; M.I.T. 2, 3. MICHAEL K. SCHOENEMANN Mike BRITTON SELLMAYER Britt Quote: , Ambition: To be wealthy, healthy, and successful at whatever | do. Pet Peeve: The answer “no.” 164 LYNDA ANN SHAW Shawzie Quote: “Today | do what must be done. | give my time to total strangers. But now it feels as though the day goes on forever, more than it ever did before.” Ambition: To destroy the mask. Pet Peeve: Transmissions, waiting, the “social scene.” Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; CSF 1; Year- book 2; Work-study 4. TERRI ANN SHERMAN Quote: “If life were just, we would be born old and achieve youth about the time we had enough saved to enjoy teas Ambition: To lead a happy and suc- cessful life. Pet Peeve: Filling out job applications, experts, and people who think they are experts. Activities: Drill Team 2. DIANE M. SHIEK Little One Quote: “Dream on.” Ambition: To fulfill all my goals and live my life to the fullest. Pet Peeve: People who think they’re better than everyone else. Activities: FTA, Office Worker 4. WILLIAM RUDOLPH SIBILIA Bill, Sib Quote: “Time is precious, don’t waste it worrying about tomorrow, . .. use it enjoying today.”’ Ambition: To become wealthy, wise, and content ... preferably all at the same time. Pet Peeve: Decisions; Fakes; Liars; Cheats; Appleblossoms; 4-putts; Elusive fly balls. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; “B’ Team Bomber 1; Spring Track 1; Winter Track 4; Golf Captain 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys’ State (Alt.) 3. DAVID SILVA The Late Quote: “The good times are forever, the bad times fade away.” Ambition: To own enough land so that | can’t see my neighbors’ houses. Pet Peeve: Waiting in line. Activities: Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; West Side Story 4. STEPHEN M. SINGLETON INE Quote: “Time will only tell.” Ambition: To be successful in life. et Peeve: B.G.’s personality. PHILLIP MICHAEL SPIEZIO Quote: “I’ve been looking for one new value, but nothing comes my way.” Ambition: To find one new value, and to find myself a city to live in. Pet Peeve: School lunches. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. RICH STEWART Mr. M, Crash-3 Quote: “Oh, well!” Ambition: To be a painter, to own a CB 750-F Pet Peeve: 1st period gym; Freshmen. ROY STRICKLAND Quote: ‘Those who say it can’t be done are usually interrupted by others doing it.”’ Ambition: To make enough money to enjoy myself for the rest of my life. Pet Peeve: Walking to school; only hav- ing six days absent. Activities: Football 1, 2. CATHLEEN ANN SULLIVAN Sully Quote: “If we knew everything that was ever said about us and if at the same time we took every word at face value, we would remain friends with no one.” Ambition: To achieve my maximum potential in whatever | choose to do. Pet Peeve: Fake people, “Lubs,” 82 girls, Flags getting caught, J.B.—W.P.’s, “Queen Beez,” applications, SAT scores, losers, L.S.B., hard guys, Satur- day nite break-in’s by Huff, Fox, and Biffer. Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3, President 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 — Assistant Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; District Choir 3; Girls’ State Delegate 3; Christmas Plays 1, 2, 3, 4; The Sound of Music 1; Carousel 2; The Bells Are Ring- ing 3; CSF Window Painting 2, 3, 4; Col- or Guard 2, 3; Drill Team 1; Prom Com- mittee 3, Prom Court 3, West Side Story (Maria) 4. LYNNE ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Sully Quote: “If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, | know | can achieve it.”” Ambition: To make my dreams a reality. Pet Peeve: Two faced “Friends,’’ Peo- ple who have no insight into the future, people who jump to. conclusions before getting the facts. Activities: Class Vice President 1; Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Secretary 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Christmas Play 3, 4; Spring Musical “Bells Are Ringing” 3; West Side Story 4; Yearbook 1; Ring Com- mittee 1; School Evaluation Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Drill Team 2; Basketball 2. PAMELA PATRICIA TAYLOR Pam Quote: “We're captive on the carousel of time. We can’t return, we can only look behind from where we came and go round and round and round in the circle game.” — J. Mitchel Ambition: To be the greatest at whatever I desire to be. MARGARET MARIE THURBER Thurbs Quote: “To be loved is all | need, and whom | love, | love INDEED!” Ambition: To take life as it comes, day by day, and enjoy each day to its fullest. Pet Peeve: People who don’t smile. Saturday morning track practice. Activities: Spring Track 3, 4; Winter Track 4; F.T.A. 1; Drama 3, 4. ELIZABETH M. TIGHE Liz Quote: “Up, sluggard, and waste not your life. There will be enough sleep in the grave.” Ambition: To marry a millionaire, live in a $2 mi llion, 14 acre mansion on L1I., and to own a Mercedes Sedan, Rolls, Mercedes Sports Coupe and a Jaguar. Pet Peeve: Librarians obsessed with silence; Conceit; Theter; Height. Activities: Girl’s Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain 4; Girl’s Track 1, 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; CSF 1, 3; Yearbook 4; Model Senate 3. KERRI L. TRAVERS Kerri Quote: “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, no matter how measured or far away.” Ambition: To have a career in the business world. Activities: Drill Team 1, 2; Ski Club 2. DAVID JOHN TRENOUTH JR. Dave Quote: “If you’re dead you have to deal with that, If you're living you have to deal with life.” Ambition: To know my purpose in rela- tion to the universe and to control fate. Pet Peeve: Being late; Teachers who can’t teach; Mr. Ed and his sidekick. Activities: Winter Track 1, 2, 3; Spring Track 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 4; CYO Basketball. QUANG TRUONG Quote: “Hmmm!” Ambition: To spend some time away from Earth. Pet Peeve: Bickering. Activities: Stylus Magazine 1; Spring Track 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Yearbook 3. JOHN D. UNGER Jack Quote: ‘No limits but the Sky.” Ambition: To learn something new every day. Pet Peeve: Know-it-alls; waiting. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Spring Track 1. DIANA MARIE VACCA Di, Mouth Quote: “Cherish yesterday, live today, and dream tomorrow.” Ambition: To enjoy life to the fullest, to be as happy as | can, and to be successful. Pet Peeve: People who use other peo- ple to get what they want. People who think that they are something that they are not. Activities: Mrs. Vaz’s office elf. ARTURO G. VEIZAGA Quote: “Confused.” Ambition: Electronical Engineer; To travel around the world. Pet Peeve: The English language. ERIC STEVE WALDMAN 168 MICHAEL F. WALDMAN Mike Quote: “Life in Mansfield is like life in a sardine can, you never see, hear, or do anything, but life goes on without us and never misses a step.” Ambition: To put two of every species in the ark and sail around the world. Pet Peeve: Boring classes; Homework; two-door small cars; librarians who are sensitive to noise; rallies; neatness; back-seat drivers. Activities: Varsity Tennis 1, 2; Math Team 3; Hiking Club 3; Model Senate 3; Tie School Record Mathematics Com- petitive Exam 3; Boys’ State 3. BRUCE E. WALLACE Bruce Quote: “All you want and all you need is all your life will ever be.” Ambition: To try and expand my mind as much as | can. Pet Peeve: First period English with Mr. Hunter; every day; gas prices; dead batteries. Activities: Ski Club 2, 3; Work Study 4. MICHAEL WARD Mike Quote: “He who is so full of himself is full of emptiness.” Ambition: To live life the way | want to live it, not the way others want me to live it. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; people who think they’re better than everyone else. JOAN PATRICIA WASELESKI Wasa Quote: “Doing what you like is freedom; liking what you do_ is happiness.” Ambition: To be successful in the life | choose. Pet Peeve: Snobs; Scagrats; waiting for people. Activities: Drill Team 1, 2; Color Guard 3, Captain 4; Little Hornet Nursery School. WILLIAM PARKER WEBB Spaceman Quote: “The strongest principle of growth lies in human choice.” Ambition: To boldly go where no man has gone before. Pet Peeve: Cosine Thetars; Loose Bat- tery Cables; Syntax errors; Losing initiative. Activities: Spring Track 2, 3, 4; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Model Senate 3; Stylus 1; Na- tional Honor Society 3; D D 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN E. WESTLUND Sue Quote: “Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.” Ambition: To be absolutely positive. Pet Peeve: Indecision and ignorance. Activities: Student Council 1; Class VP 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Sound of Music 1; Carousel 2; Bells are Ringing Production Manager 3; Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Jazz Team 4. 169 THERESA M. WHELAN Teri Quote: “For you are beautiful, and | have loved thee dearly, more dearly than the spoken word can tell.’” Ambition: To become organized. Pet Peeve: Big Beef, mindless followers, and rain on my parade. Activities: Band 3, 4; Drum Major 4; Jazz Band 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Drill Team 1; Rifle Squad 2; Winter Color Guard Captain 2; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4. KAJ WINSLOW Quote: “If you put your mind to it you can do anything.” Pet Peeve: Being quiet and shy; going to school. Activities: Spring Track 4. LAURIE JEAN WHITEHOUSE Quote: “If | were meant to be like everyone else, | would never have been given the gift of thought; because to follow the crowd takes no thought at all.” Ambition: To achieve the most | can in life. Pet Peeve: Math; fake people; keys locked in the car; Sharon and the tickets; early mornings; the missing quarter; Beth’s dizzy spells; empty gas tanks; standing in the rain. Activities: Tennis 1; FTA 1; Hiking Club 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; CSF 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 4; Usherette 3. MARSHA A. WRONSKI Quote: “If you love something, set it free. If it returns, it is yours, If it doesn’t, it never was.” Ambition: To live life to its fullest. Pet Peeve: People who are afraid to show their true feelings. KATHREN MARIE WILCOX Kathy Quote: “Shall | look to the mountains for help? No! My help comes from the Lord who made the mountains and the heavens.” Ambition: To serve the Lord with his help to the best of my abilities.” Pet Peeve: Football Games 1, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Hiking Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, Editor 4; Sound of Music 1; Carousel 2; West Side Story 4; TFC 1, 2, President 3, 4. LISA MARIA ZAFFINI Lis Quote: “Finished yet beginning.” Ambition: To be successful and find plenty of happiness in life. Pet Peeve: People who are always late; smoke-filled bathrooms. Activities: Sinter Track Manager 1; CSF Window Painting 2; Drill Team 2; Chorus 3; National Honor Society 4. MADELINE DUBEAU Quote: “Love is like a tlower, and you're its only seed.” Ambition: To be with Billy the rest of my life and have everlasting happiness. Pet Peeve: School; the cold winter; walking for hours : .e py Ranald Day fe: JoSeph Corliss opt N} aa orl: ) Pts OAS OS whe Farmpose yG aSorn 17) SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST DEPENDABLE Peter Dion and Sue Westlund Vann ieal : ED FRIENDLIEST MOST TALENTED Jon Lucier and Sallee Bennoch Scott Poleo and Lynn Sullivan 172 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED Larry Marsten and Jayne Carr Bill Sibilia and Gail Roach MOST INDIVIDUAL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jay Musto and Tracey Johnson Jennifer Hulburd and Frank Luby 173 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES TEAN € MIKE © WIDDIESTA WITTIEST CLASS CHATTERBOXES Jean Charbonneau and Mike Campbell Jeff Rys and Karen Colella rat cd it ey To oe : ; ( a5 A hy” s TRS MOST ATHLETIC Sal Cardella and Cathy Ellsworth Macon Givens and Nancy Harsch 174 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES — � i Ly i MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Red Conti and Katrina Pear! BEST SMILE CLASS CLOWNS Mark Hatch and Beth Kane John Collins and Sue Dalton 175 CLASS DAY Dennis wants you. Lisa Packert deals with the problems of a graduating senior. The leaders of the future. 176 1981 The boys and their T-Bird Judges Givens and Day await the jury Raa Margaret Jardin, Fran Morrison, and Kim Miller 177 SENIOR CLASS BANQUET Get down! A touch of class 178 Red's funcky chicken i The gang's all here, have a blast Phil's enjoying himselt(?) Lou Miami and the Kozmetrix 180 GRADUATION hp alle Miss Trombley leads the class song. ey A solemn moment. “We've only just begun.” me oa 9 Us . ll Tg ay “ pS os oad f MANSFIELD HIGH SCHO}, 1981 Kaj Winslow and Sue Westlund CLASS OF 1981 Class Song '81 “WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN” Words By Paul Williams Music by Roger Nichols We've only just begun to live White lace and promises A kiss for luck and we're on our way We've only just begun Before the rising sun, we fly So many roads to choose We start out walking and learn to run Yes, we've just begun. Sharing horizons that are new to us Watching the signs along the way Talking it over just the two of us Working together day to day, together. And when the evening comes, we smile So much of life ahead We'll find a place where there's room to grow And yes, we've just begun. Vice-President John Todesco James Epstein The last performance 181 182 GRADUATION tA é 22% % fe “ a Patricia Candelora The Graduates! ne eee. ee . + % Se William Johnson Sallee Lou Bennoch GRADUATION ?¢ Francis Luby — Valedictorian Beth Bruno and Katrina Pear! : ee = — —— nes LOOKS LKE Shc i etme rears et Sharyn Bassett, Bill Beatty, Linda Beach, David Butier The last assembly” 183 184 Joe Corliss leaves Kathy Shepard his hall locker and Doug Sears gym locker Fran Morrison leaves Lynn some pancakes to go with the syrup Bill Sibilia leaves Jim Harlor a box of rubber bands Linda Devine leaves Debby and Patty doing bass clarinet finger exercises during the “Land of Make Believe.’ Jayne Carr leaves Paula Macphee at Old Silver trying to start the toy Diana Vacca leaves Kim McKee the boys from the class of “82” and her own answering service Lisa Packert leaves her brother a stereo with no volume Greg Gibbs leaves Bob Southern a hearing aid, his sister Eileen, courage to make it through the next 3 yrs. of school and lots of luck in breaking all javelin throwing records Gail and Jennifer leave Nancy riding around the MHS parking lot looking for parkers Ms. Carbonettis’s Spanish IV class leaves her cuarto idio- tas to keep her company in the library study next year Laura, Billy, Patty, Sandra, and Sue leave Karen Colella at Lunasea in the Toronado backed into the wall Nancy Harch leaves the field hockey team with a 17-0 record and the best of luck Mark Hatch leaves Mr. Hunter a library pass with his signa- ture torged on it Kim McClellan leaves Elaine Murray in a Boston bus station wondering it William Shatner will ever come to pick her up Bill Sibilia leaves Mr. Hunter trying to find a thesis Kim McLellan leaves her sister Kathy her own room and a long walk to school, but most of all the love and happi- ness you will ever need Maggie Jardin leaves her sister Jeanne the best of luck in the years to come and two more years to ride bus 14 Nancy Harsch leaves Mr. Perry after three long years Joan Waseleski and Debby Mace leave Ms. Maurer asking the little kids “Are you going to eat that cookie?” Angie Haskell leaves Kathy McLellan step by step book on how to get through programming with Mr. Barnes. She'll need tt Bill Quinn leaves Jett Cutillo two more years at MHS riding around in his little Toyota with a cuddly teddy bear. Also leaves Pete Malewicz !2 doz shiners to Fish in Bungay Lake waiting tor the Big One Brenda Palazzo leaves Cheryl Reardon and Debbie Main a year's supply ot baby powder tor the locker-room tights, to Lisa Slaney a ship tull of cute sailors, and to Linda Crow- ley a book entitled 101 ways to place first in the shot ut Jack Creedon leaves Tina a book entitled 50 ways to cheat on your boytriend, and Andrea Rideout a lite size picture of Bob Petrella Denice Murra y leaves her brother all the girls in MHS and his own phone, also leaves L.P. SG. B. Meto the corner table at the cafeteria so they can get to the bathroom in time tor a cigarette Jen Hulburd leaves Jack best wishes tor a great senior year and first priority on the car Teri Whelen leaves Mary Landon her cute ponytail, Mr Hunter a vacuum cleaner because that’s what he’s always wanted, and her sister Deedee best wishes and all her flat shoes Marcie Akell leaves her sister advice on how to make it through 4 years Lisa Chaveree leaves Mr. Hunter grateful for his help and guidance throughout the last 3 years and Ray Smith 3 more years of good looks to torment the girls with Bruce Wallace leaves Jeff Bouchard to guard the down- stairs bathroom from all the deviants and minors Jill Meehan leaves Mrs. Sirakides a new adding machine that works, Lisa a box of orange tic-tacs and Tom a pack- age of white lined paper to keep in touch Bill Sibilia and Chris Pollino leave Scott Poleo with a pair ot wrinkled Calvins and Izod shirt and dingo boots Michelle Orlando leaves Jill a box of fig newtons, Diane with Paul on Saturday nites and Patti a transfer to another English class. Diane Sheik leaves Mrs. Proulx and Bernice to say good morning Jack Unger leaves Kenny Call sleeping and Jim Souza the key to the tap Cathy Elsworth leaves her brother Mike a book entitled “How to Get Good Grades and Succeed in High School Without Doing Homework.’ Jayne Carr and Cathy Sullivan leave Kerri Peavey, Beth Peaton and Lisa Depalma getting caught red, white and blue handed and to Paula MacPhee a trophy for sprinting across town in seconds. Karn Colla leaves Tuna someone else’s hair to muss, Sue Teagan listening to the president of SEMASC saying um’ at next year’s student council convention, and Mark, Bobby and Mike at the drive in ALONE Julie Kowzic leaves finally Karen Collea, Lori Farnsworth and Lynn Sullivan leave Bryan Beattie and Franny Gill saying ahh Katrina Pearl leaves the class of 81 best ot luck, happiness and success and also leaves her sister Tammy and cousin Bridget happiness Jim Fuller and Mike Bellavance leave Jim Souza on Hami- Hons beach with smelling salts and a book entitled 101 ways to Cook Qouhags.”’ Laura Dennett leaves Beth, Sue, Jen and katrina all the memories of those Saturday nites at my house and all the love and happiness possible Julie and Mike leave with the senior year we always wanted Dennis Levine leaves Ms. Wood a book of 1001 Good Jokes to tell in class Jen Hulburd leaves the Administration a guide entitled “How to persuade the seniors to have an indoor gradua- tion.” Peter Dion leaves his brother Tim one successful escort system and Matt some size 15 shoes Robin Mitchell leaves her sister Erin the hope she will tind constant happiness in the preilous journey of lite, and gives her all of her past mistakes to look upon and take as a lesson and as a way of guidance Marie Dober leaves Tom Mercier and Dave Longacre the old brown LTD Marie Day leaves Holly and Georgeann the last stall in the girls room, and to MHS 100 reasons tor being late tor school Dave Silva and Dave Butler or D squad leave Dave Longa- cre aD cubed Sandy and Nancy leave Dodo the preppie Handbook and a 3hr. shopping spree at Papagallos. Patty Plant leaves Laura Pelrine getting mail at 10 in the morning Tom Peavey leaves Barbara and Sherry in front of bus 15 and Jill Meehan a book entitled “Have You Been Feelin Accident Prone.”’ | Laura Agostino leaves her sister Lynne with a year’s sup- ply of boyfriends and the strength to put up with the cli- ques Linda Devine leaves Pat with the thought that some day she could be his sister-in-law. Kathy and Kim leave the X country team an 8-0 season and an updated map of the latest short cuts known to - man | Karen Jette leaves Cherly Reardon walking to school, and Debbie Poole and Michelle Tibbets to go crazy on Wed- nesday nights Lori Farnsworth and Michelle Page leave a silver shirt and taded jeans to Mary Webb whenever she has gym. Jon Hallgren leaves Sue Teagan a pair of track shoes to” choose a new crop of treshmen. Mike Flynn leaves Ms. Wood and Mrs. Maciel a book of bad jokes, a dictionary and another book explaining the bad jokes Susie Muise and Patty Plant leave Mr. George Kelly a cor- ner with rude, crude and impolite girls. Diane Sheik leaves the ottice secretaries some little office — elves Jen Hulburel and Mr. Anderson's Senior English Class leave him suffering from August crying at Class Day and seeking the solutions to those unanswerable questions. Maria Muller and Margaret Thurber leave Cindy Kay and Lisa Marvelle riding around the O's in a pink Cadillac. Dennis Levine leaves his brother tripping over hurdles Nancy Green leaves Kevin all the luck in the world. Sue Dalton leaves Kerry Peavey wandering the halls in the morning alone Laurie Whitehouse leaves her brother Brian three more years at MHS Beth Kane leaves Sharyn saying ‘But | can’t, they'll laugh at me!” and driving the getaway car, and leaves Laurie at Easton Imports, and Laura an instruction booklet on how to start a moped and lots of love and happiness Karen Bennettleaves Nancy chasing parkers with a bag over her head, grinding the gears of the van and Jen, Karen, Gail and Nancy and Kelly memories of Chinese fire drills and many other tun times. Kathy Dillon leaves Colleen and Johnny Dillon to get everything they can out of MHS and enjoy it! Lynda Shaw leaves her sister Pam three more fun-tilled years Luanne Chagnon leaves Michelle Chagnon a taxi service to and trom school Linda Beach leaves Mr. Harsch a bright yellow raincoat, a sou wester and a lobster trap LAURA JEANNE AGOSTINO MARCIE BETH AKELL MICHAEL SCOTT ALLAN HEATHER MARIE ALLEN JAMES A. ANDERSON JEFFREY MICHAEL ANDRES BERNICE ANN ANTON PAULA ANNE BARRETT SHARYN ELIZABETH BASSETT LINDA MARIE BEACH WILLIAM JOSEPH BEATTY MICHAEL W. BELLAVANCE KAREN J. BENNETT SALLEE LOU BENNOCH WILFRED J. BILODEAU JAMES JOSEPH BREEN ELIZABETH GAIL BROWN JULIE MARIE BRUNO DAVID ALLEN BUTLER JAMES ARTHUR MICHAEL BY RON MICHAEL FRANCIS XAVIER CAMPBELL DANIEL LEE CAMPBELL PATRICIA A. CANDELORA SALVATORE CARDELLA, JR. JAYNE ELIZABETH CARR ELIZABETH MANYA CASHER SANDRA ANN CATALONI NICHOLAS A. CAVALIERI LUANNE CHAGNON JEAN M. CHARBONNEAU LISA ANN CHAVAREE CHRISTINA MARIA CHINGRIS KAREN ANN COLELLA JOHN WILLIAM COLLINS, JR. PAMELA M. COMBIS MICHAEL PATRICK CONNOR SANDRA JEAN CONNORS RONALD F. COSTANTINO RICHARD W. CONTI JOSEPH FRANCIS CORLISS KELLY JEAN COYNE JOHN FRANCIS CREEDEN LISA JEAN D'ABREU SUSAN J. DALTON MARIE ELIZABETH DAY RONALD M. DAY MICHAEL JOSEPH DeGIROLAMO LAURA LEE DENNETT KAREN ANN DePALMA RALPH LAWRENCE DePILLO, JR. DOREEN BARBARA DEVINE LINDA ANNE DEVINE LOUIS HENRY DIAMOND KATHERI NE-MARY DILLON PETER DAVID DION JOHN A. DOBER MARIE E. DOBER JAMES WENDELL DuBEAU MADELINE L. DuBEAU GLENN A. DWYER CATHERINE FRANCES ELLSWORTH MICHAEL JAMES ENGLEY KIMBERLY MARIEN ENNIS JAMES MICHAEL EPSTEIN GERALYN ROSE FARINELLA LORI JEAN FARNSWORTH JAMES A. FERRARA III HEATHER ANN FLYNN MICHAEL JOSEPH FLYNN CHRISTOPHER J. FOLEY PAULA JOANNE FONTANINI NANCY LEE FRAZIO JAMES DAVID FULLER tNational Honor Student t . + Graduating Class MICHAEL HENRY FULLER DONNA MARIE FUNARI F. GREGORY GIBBS MACON C. GIVENS NANCY L. GOFF MARY ELLEN GOVE WARREN E. GRANT JAMES MICHAEL GREALISH NANCY YVONNE GREEN JOHN ERIC HALLGREN NANCY L. HARSCH ANGELA MARIA HASKELL GARY C. HASKELL MARK JOHN HATCH RENS F. HAYES III ANNE MARIE HAYNER LAURA ANN HOLSKE DIANE ELIZABETH HOLT JENNIFER JAYNE HULBURD DIANA IZZO MARGARET ANN JARDIN KAREN LOUISE JETTE TRACEY W. JOHNSON WILLIAM KENNETH JOHNSON ELIZABETH MARIE KANE LISA KENT KATHY ANN KING SANDRA A. KNIGHT JULIE ANNE KOWZIC PETER GERALD KUPLAST LORI ANN LEANUES MARK ANTHONY LeLACHEUR DENNIS GARY LEVINE DONNA BETH LIBERMAN KAREN LATITIA LIVELY JOHN PATRICK LONG FRANCIS MICHAEL LUBY JONATHAN FREDERICK LUCIER RAYMOND LOUIE LUSSIER DEBRA JEAN MACE KIMBERLY A. MAHONEY LAWRENCE DOUGLAS MARSTON, JR. JOHN RALPH MASALA JEFFREY THOMAS McCRA JAMES WILLIAM McCRADY KELLY J. McLAUGHLIN KIM ANN McLELLAN JILL ALISON MEEHAN KIMBERLY ANN MILLER ROBIN MARIE MITCHELL BRIAN M. MOHAN ELIZABETH GRACE MONETT KEVIN DONALD MORAN FRANCES MARIE MORRISON THERESA ANN MORRISON SUSAN MARGARET MUISE MARIE THERESE MULLER DENICE ELLEN MURRAY ELAINE MARIE MURRAY MARYBETH MURRAY JAMES KEVIN MUSTO PAULA ANN MUSTO JOHN W. NOFTLE III JACQUELINE ANN NOLAN JOHN D. NORDBERG JOHN S. O'CLAIR MAUREEN MARY O'MALLEY MICHELE MARIE ORLANDO SCOTT DANA ORTON LISA JOAN PACKERT MICHELLE RENEE PAGE BRENDA ANN PALAZZO GEORGE WILLIAM PARADIS t® t t® SANDRA LEE PAULSEN KATRINA MARIE PEARL THOMAS WALTER PEAVEY, JR. JAMES EDWARD PEDINI LAURA ANN PELRINE RICHARD D. PERNOCK GLEN ERIC PETERSON MARIA TIZIANA PETRELLA ROBERT LOUIS PETRELLA KRISTINA KELLE PIERCE PATRICIA LYNN PLANTE SCOTT PAUL POLEO CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL POLLINO CHERYL ANN POLLISTER ROBERT HENRY POLLOCK III DONNA KIM POWER EDWARD J. PROTEAU, JR. GREGORY ALAN PURRIER KEITH ADAM PURRIER WILLIAM QUINN JAMES LOUIS RATHBUN SEAN THOMAS REGAN MARIA RESTAGNO WILLIAM H. REYNOLDS III BARRY E. RIDEOUT GAIL ELIZABETH ROACH GARY FRANCIS ROBERTS RICHARD ROBERTS ROBIN LEE A. WIECZOREK ROBERTS MICHAEL CHARLES ROSE LOUIS RUSSO JEFFREY A. RYS MICHAEL K. SCHOENEMANN BRITTON FRANCIS SELLMAYER LYNDA ANN SHAW TERRI ANN SHERMAN DIANE M. SHIEK WILLIAM R. SIBILIA DAVID S. SILVA STEPHEN MICHAEL SINGLETON PHILIP MICHAEL SPIEZIO RICHARD C. STEWART ROY D. STRICKLAND CATHLEEN ANN SULLIVAN LYNNE ELIZABETH SULLIVAN PAMELA PATRICIA TAYLOR MARGARET MARIE THURBER ELIZABETH M. TIGHE JOHN TODESCO, JR. RENATO TORTORA KERRI LYNN TRAVERS DAVID JOHN TRENOUTH QUANG THANH TRUONG JOHN D. UNGER III DIANA M. VACCA ARTURO GERMAN VEIZAGA T. ERIC STEVE WALDMAN MICHAEL F. WALDMAN BRUCE E. WALLACE MICHAEL ANDREW WARD JOAN P. WASELESKI WILLIAM PARKER WEBB SUSAN E. WESTLUND THERESA M. WHELAN LAURIE J. WHITEHOUSE KATHREN MARIE WILCOX KAJ WINSLOW MARSHA ANN WRONSKI LISA MARIA ZAFFINI Honor Student 185 w Joan does the Cha-Cha. at Heather and Laurie Master craftsmen Hey, hey, hey. 186 ag E Ms. Bennoch, Prof. of Human Affairs iP Tl te AT Body: - 8 a er ae - § l= , ie ' A by J 2 kin 1 Life in the windy city D D folk Just clownin’ around 187 Smile! You're on Candid Camera. Prof. Byron and assistant Joe SS. Th. aaa ome ee os ks ek She’s trying to Munch time? 188 Chess Master Quong Thank you,”’ says John Nordberg Julie Bruno? ‘a } Ee Electrician Mike Ward I'm late for school Crutches made for two sl 189 190 SPONSORS George Deshaies Mark Varieur Ed Davis Uncas Ghost of W. T. Grant Co. Mrs. Germaine Gratton Mrs. Georgette Fontaine Rm. Del Fontaine Miss Bonnie Fontaine Mr. Danny Fontaine SPONSORS Clementine Deshaies Albert Lavigne Laurette Lavigne Roland Deshaies Michael Deshaies Kate Salerno Harry Salenno Fred Moriarty Cathy Salerno Joanne Dutra SPONSORS Carolyn Madan Arthur and Diane O'Neill Joe Albertini Mr. and Mrs. Alan Foskett Pat Luby Elizabeth J. Hargreaves Fred Moriarty Sr. Phyllis Moriarty SPONSORS Paul Camber Diane Powers Mr. and Mrs. DeStefano Elsa H. Henchel Phyllis Bernard Elizabeth Aniki Kim McLellan Robert A. Hunter Paula Leanues Maria Muller SPONSORS Marion Muller Robin Mitchell Margaret Thurber Maribeth Murray Allan E. Tompson Joanne Leanues Terry Khirallah Jo LoDico The Office Elf Stella Frazio SPONSORS Anthony Copparini The Dorothy’s Ann Murray Jo-Anne M. Cuevas Leonard Guadagno Victoria Peluso Louise Guadagno Roland Deshaies Clemence Deshaies George Deshaies 191 eli hen a s s a 50th Anniversary Game wT 192 MANSFIELD TAXI CO. 339-9839 24 Hr. Emergency Service Discounted Wkly. Rates Airport Service Congratulations to the Class of “1981.” R. T. ENGINEERING SER. a ? Yarn é r Gi t Shoppe 250 North Main Street Mansfield, Massachusetts Tel. No. 339-3031 REDKEN RETAIL hair CENTER Permanent Waves collage Men's Hairpieces ¢Hair Coloring Specializing in Precision Hair Cutting 109 North Main Street Mansfield, MA (617) 339-2918 (617) 762-3135 9 Troy Insurance Agency AUTO @ HOME @ LIFE P.O. BOX 573 277 NORTH MAIN ST. MANSFIELD, MASS. 02048 NISSAN MOTOR CORPORATION in U.S.A. BOSTON REGIONAL OFFICE MANSFIELD, MASS. 02048 (617) 339-3973 ae Bruce Wood, Inc. AUTO BODY REPAIRS CAR WASH BRUCE T WOOD 44 CHA RES. 339-4232 CHAUNCY ST MANSFIELD. MA 02048 193 TRANSIT SEEDING INC. 888 South Main Street Mansfield, Massachusetts Norman A. Gray, Jr. Office 617 339-6331 A Res. 617 339-6980 Peabody N E Inc. Industrial, Commercial and Military Packaging FOAMFAB 411 Oakland Street : Mansfield, MA 02048 Heavy — Marine Mechanical Contractors Telephone 617-339-5721 28 Main St. No. Easton, Mass. V STERLING PRECISION DRAFTING AND - MEASURING EQUIPMENT Phone 339-4516 o NORM’S AUTO SUPPLY INC. Kevin P. Jordan 26 Wood Ave. Owner Mansfield, MA 02048 Congratulations From DON CURRIVAN INSURANCE AGENCY 106 North Main Street Mansfield, Mass. 339-7141 K D Auto Body P.O. Box 511 500 School Street Mansfield, MA 02048 Ken McCalsky 339-7500 Compliments of O’MALLEY REAL ESTATE 121 North Main Street Mansfield, Mass. 02048 PH 3 7 PrOMPT ONE. 399.9273 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Thomas Appliance Service 377 NO. MAIN MANSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 02048 195 Congratulations to The Class of 1981 with best wishes for a healthy and prosperous future. COOeX A Subsidiary ot (AA) (AA) moroROLa INC. For 19 years, Codex Corporation has been shaping and defin- ing the science of information transportation. Today, Codex is the largest independent supplier of data communications Systems and equipment in the industry. CODEX CORPORATION, 20 Cabot Boulevard, Mansfield, Massachusetts 0204 An Equal Opportunity Aftirmative Action Employer M F H Custom Kitchen Designs, Inc. Kitchen Design Specialist 377 NORTH MAIN STREET [ANSFIELD, MA 02048 (617) 339-9255 Paul E. Jodice, President Congratulations to the Class of 81” BORDEN INC. COMPO INDUSTRIES FOODS DIVISION INC. Chemical Specialties Group Drake Bakeries Branch Street Mansfield, Mass. 02048 Best Wishes Compliments of to the Class “81” A. P. DAY SONS JACK’S CAFE INC. 339-8592 197 % LY — 322 VV Catt. (dh ® z re LY Bak @ Congratulations to the Class of 1981 From COTT CORPORATION Congratulations to the Class of ’81 | hs Whats, 2 EEE ANSFIELD CO-OPERATIVE BANK MANSFIELD NORTON : ‘ P oe ; on i 4 ig! See jratulatio LINDA JODICE BEAUTY SALON 199 200 OWENS-ILLINOIS Thomas M. Krawiec, Sr. Industrial Relations Director 241 Francis Avenue Mansfield, Mass. 02048 617-339-9321 Pie Serving the Mansfield area with low cost loans and high , dividends. ACORN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Builders and Cabinet Hardware Mansfield, Massachusetts 02048 Telephone (617) 333-4500 § STEP N’ STYLE BEAUTY SALON 44 N. Main St. Mansfield i 339-3185 4 SUNOCO STATION General Auto Repair 339-9006 Route 140, Mansfield Jim Dunleavey Bus. PHONE 339-3101 Chevron Service Center ROUTES 106 140 MANSFIELD, MASS. 02048 V.W. SPECIALIST x8 genvice TITUS’ REST. LOUNGE Plain Street, West Mansfield Family Style Dinners Country and Western Music | @ | @ B@ ProcessControl Industries... SYSTEMS DESIGN CONSTRUCTION Box 386, Mansfield, Massachusetts 02048 USA Best Wishes DR. JOHN P. TOSCANO OPTOMETRIST Congratulations to the Class of ’81 Best Wishes From DR. JEFFREY lI. MEROPOL 201 202 Landscaping Excavating Loam and Gravel Equipment Rentals Swimming Pools Trucking J. P. SMITH CO., INC. 339-9600 170 Tremont Street Mansfield, Mass. 02048 CHRISTMAS BARN For all your craft and decorating needs and supplies. Congratulations to the Graduates of 1981 754 East St. Rte. 106 Mansfield, Mass. Trees Shrubs Complete Landscaping Service GREEN ACRES NURSERY Lawns 128 Branch Street Mansfield, Mass. Nicholas Carpeno, Jr. 339-4664 Congratulations Class of ’81 MANSFIELD ADULT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM “Life Long Learning” The New Car Dealers of Mansfield Old Colony Motors Mansfield Garage Inc. 77 West Street Route 106 Dodge Trucks, Cars. Vicino Buick, Pontiac, AMC. Jeep Vachon Chevrolet Inc. GMC, Inc Vickery Motors Inc. Route 106 12 Pratt Street . 515 So. Main Street dope Ree Buick, Pontiac, GMC Trucks Chevieipreet 203 204 Temporary and Permanent Placement Compliments of MARTIN LYONS PERSONNEL SERVICE Mansfield 339-9301 Norwood 762-4100 Congratulations HUGO’S SERVICE STATION Getty Products Cor. Hope and Pratt Sts. Tel. 339-3164 Compliments of GEORGE’S CLEANSERS INC. Congratulations Class of ’81 Compliments of ANTHONY’S BARBER SHOP 242 North Main St. Brand Name Tires Cash-n-Carry THE TIRE MAN 339-5633 Auto — Truck — Sport All Makes — Sizes — Styles 423 No. Main St., Mansfield, Mass. 02048 Compliments of GENERAL PRINTING INK CO. Division of Sun Chemical Corp. ROSCOE’S ‘‘“Great Foods’’ mon-thurs 11a.m.-7 p.m. fri T1la.m.-8p.m. uy sat | llvaamima s Dame CAFE, INC. 263 N. Main St. Scott Mansfield, MA bus. phone 339 - 9890 ‘‘our specialty � whole wheat pizza”’ 165 No. Main St. Mansfield, Mass. 339-7313 Telephone 339-3260 Cutting Corner UNISEX HAIRSTYLING 2 Cottage Street Mansfield, MA 02048 Air Charter Services, Inc. Mansfield Municipal Airport P.O. Box 228 COUSIN’S PIZZA AND SUB SHOP 660 East Street Mansfield, Mass. (617) 339-6343 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 205 Pracocs : SERVICE MARK AND TRADEMARK : 2 aly 7. Re ces ee wa ae ; as 2 se Se ie et et gy eee Fe 206 MANSFIELD BICYCLE CROSS COUNTRY Congratulations From SHOP SKI HEADQUARTERS aed ( ) BRISTOL PHARMACY i Accessories wROMTRAEL Tre BRISTOL PACKAGE (SEE © STORE wm 339-3109 GH 660 East St. Rte. 106 iene) e MANSFIELD Bristol Plaza, Mansfield Best of Luck THE DINNER BELL to the Graduates! | | MARCIANO’S Rings pubbest wishes for the SPORTING GOODS, INC. 14 S. Main St. Mansfield, MA Open Daily 6am-3pm 339-6805 Thurs. and Fri. Til 8pm 307 North Main Street 339-2945 339-2946 Laundromat MANSFIELD FABRIC CARE CENTER Wash, Dry, and Fold GEO DUSTIN Congratulations to GREENHOUSES Class of ’81 From Tomatoes and Cucumbers DR. STEPHEN H. GAMM sareieratiees AND STAFF 207 208 Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 BEER-WINE| (FrECeUeS. 213 So. Main St. 339-9437 % ¢ wr oe Ps oS The want of education and moral training is the only real barrier that exists between the different classes of men. Nature, reason and Christianity recognize no other. Pride may say Nay; but Pride was always a liar, and a great hater of the truth. Ibid., Ch. 3 GERRY ABBOTT REALTORS 116 North Main Street, Mansfield, Mass. 02048 339-6336 Compliments of MANSFIELD LITTLE LEAGUE 209 Best of Luck to the Class of ’81 SWEET MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturer of Quality Jewelry and Chains Gilbert St., Mansfield (617) 339-2961 Congratulations Class of 81 ST. MARY’S BOY SCOUT TROOP 14 Mansfield, MA “Be Prepared” Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 DR. JOHN C. SHAVER AND SUZANNE V. SHAVER Phone: 339-8171 SHERMAN FUNERAL HOME Roland V. Cedarfield — Director 55 North Main St. Mansfield, Mass. GODDARD REFRIG. AND APPLIANCE 456 Elm Street Mansfield, Mass. Tom Goddard Congratulations Class of ’81 MISS CINDY’S SCHOOL OF DANCE Good Luck Jen and Lisa 269 N. Main St., Mansfield Congratulations and Beat Hiishes lo PHE GLASS OF 1981 S� (oyvaynStL (INANEIRSIL 11 Cabot Blivd., Mansfield, MA 02048 A OLD COUNTRY STORE, EMPORIUM, AND VILLAGE SQUIRE FOXBORO JEWELERS 40 Central Street, Foxboro, Mass. Dick Thompson (617) 543-5151 JANICE B. BARROWS INS. AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds 339-7260 370 Pratt St. s¥ Rs 2 FROM BEGINNER TO PRO y ye © ROLL shate shop DS and NEW HOURS: TUES., WED. FRI. eo -5p AY 6p. Ay -m. 19] Nor th Main St., Mansfield, Mass. 339-9237 212 SCHOFIELD II HARDWARE COMPANY 127 North Main Street Mansfield, Massachusetts 339-5115 Congratulations From ROLF C. HAGEN (USA) CORP. 50 Hampden Rd. Mansfield, Mass. 02048 Congratulations From ROBERT W. EAMES INSURANCE AGENCY 126-128 North Main Street Mansfield 339-7913 DR. DR. GARZIA. ih 9f | Hp Y @e Best Wishes to the Class of 81 DR. AND MRS. PHILIP B. SIBILIA AVON W557 Wises 70 7THE CLass of S98 Bus. (617) 339-7751 Quality Service for 25 Years Res. (617) 339-7973 1950-1975 LILLY’S DRUG MANSFIELD MACHINERY CoO.., STORE INC. Automatic Screw Machines, Hand Screw Machines Lathes, Milling, Metal Drilling and Tapping Long and Short Runs General Machine Work 88 Copeland Drive Serving Mansfield Over 66 Years Represented by Robert T. Holt 27 Rock Street Mansfield, Mass 02048 Mupatetulations MORSE FORRESTER Class of ’81 From HONEY DEW DONUTS Open Daily 7:30 to 10:00 Incl. Sun. 195 Central Street 221 North Main St. Mansfield Mansfield, Mass. 213 214 In Our 100th Year of Serving the Graduates of Mansfield High School Congratulations From All of Us Charles ut, UW eclar Sh Wemortare Class of 19 Lather White Fred E. Wills, Class of 28 Cynthia Sparrow, Class of E Ralph Jt! Seifert, Shedle of CSF of Mansfield Sehoran Gramaglia James At Wills, Class of ‘6! Wichace G. Seifert, Class of 69 al wane King, Class of 76 Lynne Weaken: Class of '80 Margery Milliken = King, Class of 5 el oureiia Joss Dorothy Wills Sle Class of 65 Rath Geraghty Wearilen A. P. rescoll, Class of 57 Carol A. Shea NEW ENGLAND PIMP WY Cney INCORPORATED 100 Vorth Warr Sree Mansfield, Massachusetts WALLPAPER CITY INC. 5 North Main Street Mansfield, Mass. 02048 339-3200 SANNIE INC. 310 North Main Street at Route 106 Mansfield, Massachusetts 02048 (617) 339-8901 SARRO’S MARKET Meats Provisions Imported Food Specialities Freezer Meats 457 North Main Street 339-7451 Congratulations From ASSOCIATED VENDING Congratulations to All the Graduates From DE LUTIS SCHOOL OF DANCE Established 1939 30 Crocker Street Mansfield, Mass. 02048 PHONE 339-9054 = Mobil SHAW’S MOBIL SER. CTR. COR. OF CHAUNCY CENTRAL STs. MANSFIELD, MASS. 02048 TIRE SPECIALIST ARLEN SHAW, PROP. 215 Best of Luck and a Happy Future to the Class of ’81 MANSFIELD FEED FARM SUPPLY, INC. County Street Mansfield, Mass. 02048 Purina Chows VCF Feeds Congratulations to the Class of ’81 Congratulations to the Class of ’81 MANSFIELD CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES MANSFIELD JAYCEES (617) 339-3774 RIM ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. ENGINEERING SURVEYING 150 N. MAIN ST. MANSFIELD, MA 02048 PETER DeGIROLAMO SONS, INC. Asphalt Paving ¢ Snow Removal 631 East Street Mansfield, Mass. (617) 339-7226 JOHN T FOLAN BS PHARMACIST 270 NO MAIN ST MANSFIELD. MA 02048 Q pr PRESCRIPTION SHOPPE ( 24-HR: PHONE 339-5533 HOURS MONDAY SATURDAY 9AM 6PM PARADISE DRY CLEANERS 261 N. Main St., Mansfield 1-617-339-5239 217 218 Congratulations to the Graduates! AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 198 BOBBI’S HAIR FASHIONS 374 N. Main Street, Mansfield, Mass. 339-9053 Congratulations From COLLECTORS ANONYMOUS Consignment Shop 70 North Main St. Cal Vizedom Mansfield, Mass. 02048 339-8066 THE CAST IRON AND WHITE PINE SHOPPE 66 Old Colony Road The key to knowledge is at your PUBLIC LIBRARY: The information place. “Knowledge is of two kinds we know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can find information about it.”’ Sam uel Johnson THE VILLAGE : NAS BEAUTY SHOPPE =| tothe Class of? 250 North Main St. Mansfield, Mass. 339-6244 Good Luck to the Class of 1981 — TROOP 17 — B.S.A. Congratulations to the Class of 82 MANSFIELD TIRE SERVICE Nick and Lucy Anagnos ° a , a Compliments of Congratulations to the ty) Class of 1981, From MANSFIELD HOUSE 219 YOU’RE AHEAD ve... gd OF THESE @ oe GUYS ALREADY | Thomas Edison None of the men pictured above finished school. But as history proclaims, they all made it. As a high school graduate, hae | you’ve had the benefit Ahaha Genie of a good education. With that advantage, and your own unique gifts, perhaps you'll achieve even more than these great men. You’re off to a good start. The people of The Foxboro Company hope you make the most of it. 220 The Way To Preserve Our Forests... ...1S To Preserve Our Forest Products. Hatheway Patterson, New England’s No. 1 Leader in pressure-treatment of forest products...since 1927. EP....... PATTERSON CO., INC. 15 County Street, Mansfield, MA 02048 e (617) 339-8934 THOSE WERE THE DAYS 222 a Yt? oe ARE is Ct x i] | Hy a = THE BEGINNING 223 224 EEE