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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1983 volume:

ee ra Lew wave So much of what is carried away with each of us, from our high school exper- ience is captured in a moment remem- bered, a glance; in a private word that had meaning for that time, in special friendships. All of these are unique to each and cannot be captured in a year- book theme, however well chosen the title. This is the reason we have chosen a graphic theme, visually of today, ‘‘New Wave.” New Wave means change, change as exciting as the speed at which technol- ogy is changing our concept of life and living. New Wave focuses on the individual, takes him out of his surroundings; iso- lates him—connects him, portrays him as a product of a rapidly changing society or as immutable, constant. For Reference Not to be taken from this library nee SIE pret co a co onan i git est aeRO See Soho Silat Semana es barge en Fie ei Wavie-rrew WAVE-RQW WAVE-HEW Mansfield High School oS Ruth forles : @ o acatrior: It is not that we shall never see you again, now that you have retired. For we shall surely see you in Fer- nandes or Jimmy’s or just riding around in that big Cadillac of yours. But for the first year in many, you were not there in our moments of need... and not just in illness or injury; but those moments when we need- ed alittle sanity, a little reassurance, a moment of escape. So we dedicate this book of memo- ries to you... for all the times you were our sanity, our reassurance, for all the times you helped us gain a more liveable perspective, a new di- rection, for all the times you simply made us laugh, escpecially at ourselves, for all the times you helped us find the strength and the conviction, for all the times you cared as if we were your own. We do not need a book to help us remember all those times; ee ee ee ene ere eS he ta Da hi a Reales but to let you know that we do re- member; , as and to let you know just how much you are loved and missed See wartiatio: ‘ = (th oe aa RAI sak ae ; : wie Cox be BOOS igh SIG Y te ; AOE ct: Hy pie hat ca oe OO Ne Ae + ae. new momentt, our times eg, ee A cathe ren cnt. John Cullivan, President Karen Doucette, Secretary 16 7 x Elaine Conroy, Treasurer 53 Christine Allan Lorraine arree ee Kimberly Anthony Timothy P. Andres Plubis, Crash Quote: ‘‘Life is nothing but a big party.” Ambition: To someday have my own Auto Speed Shop Pet Peeves: Ford Falcons: Che- vetts; Math; People who think that they can race cars Actvities: Football 3 Lorraine Rose Annese “Lorrie” ‘Shortie’ ‘‘Rosa”’ Quote: ‘Today is the first day of the rest of your life.’’ Ambition: To be successful and happy in whatever | choose to do. Pet Peeves: Being too early or too late; Rumors; Waiting Activities: Band 1, 2: Running Club; Spring Play 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Christmas Play 4 Susan Elizabeth Antosca Quote: ‘The thing with kids is, if they want to grab for the gold ring, you have to let them do it, and not say anything. If they fall off, they fall off, but it is bad if you say anything to them.”’ Ambition: To disprove the the- ory that ‘‘life isn’t fair.’’ Pet Peeves: Nichole; Di; Cur- Susan Antosca _ Activities: Cheerleader ae 2, 3, Timothy Andres A San OT fews; Victoria; Rain; Diets: Jealousy; Locker Room fanta- sies; Back seat drivers; Tick- lers; Kim's habits — ; prom court 3, CSF. window painting 4, aitionee rally 4 Michele Marie Audet Quote: ‘School's out forever! Ambition: To be successful and happy and travel around the world. Pet Peeves: Rumors; Stupid mistakes; ee 7:50-2:03; Pinners Activities: Spring Traan 1, Win- ter Track 1, 2, Softball 2 i + Patricia Joan Bachman Quote: ‘‘One day I'll follow the birds disappearing into the rain; going in a hurry, then gone; glad to be in flight again; not sure why I'm running.” Ambition: To enjoy life; to al- ways remember that the fu- ture still remains. Pet Peeves: S ‘‘Hmm W; Alarm clocks; Psychology film- strips; Pete at NFM Activities: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 3; Winter Track 2; Winter Run- ning Club 3, 4; Field Hockey 3; NHS 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1; Intra- mural Badminton 2; Math Team 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; M.A.S.P. 3; Band 1, 2 John Baltzell John Baltzell “Bonez”’ Quote: ‘‘Leaves are falling all around, it’s time | was on my way. Thanks to you, I’m much obliged for such a pleasant stay.” Ambition: To do it up!! Pet Peeves: M.P.D.; Pintos; Asia; Parties that run out of beer. Scott E. Austin “ocolt Quote: ‘| got to get out of this place if it is the last thing | ever do!” ; Ambition: To try harder in life than | did in school. Pet Peeves: Waiting; Dull Scott Austin skates; Kiss 108; Tech. Draw- ing 1 Activities: Football 1, Trainer 2, 3 Susan Marie Barbarisi “Sue” Quote: ‘‘Happiness will come to you when you have time to give it. Life will mean much more to you, if you will truly live it.” Ambition: To be a successful Cosmotologist. Pet Peeves: Rainy days; False smiles; Snobs; G-period class; Not knowing the answer to a question and being called on. Activities: Girls Chorus 2, 4; Window painting 4. Patricia Bachman Elizabeth Beaton CA 2 Elizabeth Renee Beaton “Beth, Gam” Quote: ‘'| suppose, if | had no toes, | couldn't wear flip flops.”’ Ambition: To find Never-Never Land Pet Peeves: Jeanne’s pajamas; Ladies in red robes; Greasy name spelling on the run; Deci- sions; Diets; Deadlines Activities: Cheerleading-foot- ball 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading-bas- ketball 1, 2; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3 (secretary 4); Harmoni- ques 4; Spring Musical 1, 4; Girl's State 3; Powder Puff football 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Homecoming Court 1, 2; Prom court 3; CSF window painting 2, 3; Ski club 4; NHS 3, 4 19 20 Franz Bolin Deborah Anne Bellavance “Debba, Deb Quote: ‘If you love him, set him free; if he comes back he’s yours; If he doesn’t he never was meant to be.” Ambition: To become the best person that | can and someday to love and finally be loved Pet Peeves: Two faced people: Good-byes; Gossip; Immature seniors; Phony friends; Selfish people; Arguing over nothing Ralph W. Bellavance Quote: ‘'While preachers preach of evil fates, teachers teach that knowledge waits can lead to hundred dollar plates, goodness hides behind its gates; but even the presi- dent of the United States Darren Botticelli sometimes must have to stand naked. And though the rules of the road, have been lodged, it's only peoples games that you got to dodge. But it’s al- right Ma, | can make it.” Ambition: To live free or die Pet Peeves: (G.K.A.D.); my in- jury in the 1982 Football sea- son Activities: football 2, 3, 4; Jeanette Bertram “Nibbles” Quote: ''lf you love something, set it free; if it comes back it’s yours; if it doesn’t, it never was.” Ambition: To go to college, t o be successful, and to get mar- ried Pet Peeves: Snobs; |.B.; B.C.; i People who think that they know it all Activities: Drill Team 3: Cross Country 3; Darren P. Botticelli “Dibs”’ Quote: ‘If you love someone you care for; then stick with it because it only comes once.” Ambition: To be happy with Cindy; Listen to funk and disco; To own an ‘'83 ' firebird Pet Peeves: Rock; Bob Seger; Heart; Late trays at work; My girlfriend’s T-shirt; People who are prejudice against blacks Paul Bouchard “Iguana-Man”’ Quote: ‘I'm outta here!!!’ Ambition: To move to Arizona ‘le: Jeannette Bertram Paul Bouchard . be and hunt and raise Iguanas Pet Peeves: Sheila and Pete; Jocks; Dead Lizards | ‘ Robin Lynn Brooks _“Brooksie”’ 4 Quote: ‘In this world, it is not what we take up; but what we give up, that makes us rich.” — Ambition: To leave a trail of happiness, not a scar of dis- content. Pet Peeves: Mrs. Glasier say-- ing ‘I'm gonna beat on your body. '’; Getting ads for the yearbook Activities: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Softball 2, 3, 4; Student Council Member 4; Yearbook Staff 4 7 _ Robert Joseph Brunelle Jr. Quote: ‘‘People are only as bad as you make them.” — Ambition: To follow in my fa- ther’s foot steps Pet Peeves: Freshmen broth- ers; Waiting; Psychology with Doctor Dan; The forbidden field and the sacred tree Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Louis Paul Brugliera “‘Lou’s Quote: “THE fusion of two hearts the union of two lives, the coming together of two people.” Ambition: To get back at Mr. Dunn and Ripper Pet Peeves: Monday mornings; Fake friends; Homeroom — Ronald Bryan Ronald Bryan “Ronnie” Quote: ‘‘Life is what you make it HEAVEN or HELL” Ambition: To go back to trade school and finish my onward journey to the field of plumbing Pet Peeves: Skimpy bags; Flashing blue lights Mark Alan Buchanan Ambition: To someday get a job; Pet Peeves: Having to carry Big Joe home after a party; Go- ing to the cape with O.R.; Speeches in English; Last peri- od Alg. 2; Losing at “knife catch” with Big Joe; N.A.; In- juries during football Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2; Spring Track 2 Mark Buchanan William Kenneth Bureau “Mr. Bill” Quote: ‘Woe to you, Oh earth and sea, for the Devil sends the beast with wrath; because he knows the time is short. Let him who hath understanding reckon the number of the beast, for it is a human num- ber, its number is six hundred and sixty six. Ambition: To keep Mansfield’s fair trade system in operation Pet Peeves: Tight people; Geeks: Two-faced people; lunch; Activities: Bathroom 1, 2, 3, 4; Hallway walking 1, 2, 3, 4; LAA 3,4 4 Robert Brunelle Nancy Button Robin Castelli Mary Ann Callinan Andrea Chingris Nancy Jeanne Button “Nank”’ Quote: ‘‘Can you hear them, they talk about us, telling lies. Well that’s no surprise. . . pay no mind to what they say; it doesn't matter anyway.” Ambition: To be successful in my career and to be happy with MA for the rest of my life. Pet Peeves: A certain over- grown underclassman threat- ening to step on me; People who try to outdo others; Liars; Uncertain problems de C Bac’). Activities: Spring Track 2; Win- ter Track 2; Spring Musical 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3 (Band Officer 2); Drumline 2, 3: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 2 Timothy Cassidy Quote: Then | really don’t care anymore about all you losers in this town; and everybody put- ting everybody else down; all the politicians making crazy sounds; and all the dead bo- dies piled around us_ in. mounds. Ambition: To have all the good times. Pet Peeves: The bad times. Activities: Frisbee team 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 4: Football 1, 4 Andrea Chingris Quote: ‘Life's truest happi- ness is found in the friendship we make along the way.”’ Ambition: To live my life with- out regretting the decisions Stacey Church i | | I've made. i Pet Peeves: Research papers Making decisions; DQ: Seniors. who don’t know when class | periods end, Rainy days, Dead- lines. 4 Activities: Tennis Team 1, 2; Band 1, 2; CSF Window Paint- ing 1, 2; Prom Committee 3: 1 Ski Club 4; Student Council 4. ‘ ; Stacey Church 1 Quote: “Give the best you | have, and the best will come — back to you.” Ambition: To be free; to think — what | want; to do what | can; to be what | can. q Pet Peeves: gnorance, Phony people, Hypocrites, Insincere 2 people, Assumptions, Ungrate- — : ful and thoughtless people. « Pet Peeves: si ‘Timothy Cleary Anthony F. Cicchetti “Chicky” Quote: ‘This Bud's for you” Ambition: To be successful at everything | attempt to do and to remain in the Brew Crew forever. Packie'’s that close before 11; Light-weights; My car; Warm beer, People that are clueless and dumpers. Activities: Football 1, Track 1, 2 Winter Track 2, Golf 4 Julie Cieszynski “Julie” Quote: ‘You see things as they really are and you ask “why ’? | dream things that never were and | ask why not?”’ Ambition: To succeed and be happy in the life | live. Pet Peeves: People who think that they are better than oth- ers: Waiting; Good-byes, JK, Rumors, Green M Ms; Getting up for school. Paul David Clarkin Quote: ‘‘Getting through the week’’ Ambition: To build and own the wildest truck around. Pet Peeves: Dumb Jocks; Scouts; Writing samples; Homework. Activities: Work study 4, Dedi- cated Inmate 1, 2, 3, 4. A A Merri Clifford Timothy Patrick Cleary Slim Quote: Wandering endlessly in search of my mind, I'm al- most afraid of what | will find.” Ambition: To find the bridge and cross it. Pet Peeves: TW's; Fry Keys; Lightweights Merri Karyl Clifford Quote: ‘‘Great God, | ask thee for no meaner self than that | may not disappoint myself; that in my action, | may soar as high as | can now discern with this clear eye. Ambition: To succeed in be- coming a Registered Nurse. Paul Clarkin Ted Combis Pet Peeves: Research papers, Psychological films; Respect in other's feelings; Alarm clocks; Fighting. Theodore W. Combis Il “Clever” Quote: ‘There must be some kind of way out of here,” said the joker to the thief, “There's too much confusion. | can't get no relief.” Ambition: To be a successful Car Racer or get a band to- gether and crank some heavy metal Pet Peeves: Doing dishes; Low lives; Car insurance. Activities: Band 1 23 24 Anna Connor Joyce Connor Anna M. Connor Quote: ‘‘Life is what you make it, a heaven or hell.” Ambition: Live a long and hap- py life, and retire early. Pet Peeves: Lockers; D+F pe- riod, Joyce Mae Connor “Joy” Quote: ‘Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be under- stood.” Ambition: To do the best | can in whatever | do in life; to love and to be loved. Pet Peeves: Getting up early Activities; Girl Chorus 2, 3 Con- cert Choir 4 Elaine Phyllis Conroy Quote: ‘Life is like an onion: you peel off one layer at a time and sometimes you weep.”’ Ambition: To learn how to sing well. Marisa Coppage Pet Peeves: Briggs Nursery and leons car: “The Out- side’; Speed bumps,; People _ who make fun of my singing, Chips, Flick-offs. Activities: Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; SAC 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball; Spring Track 1: CSF Student Rep. 4 _ Mi chele Ann Conti “Chele”’ Ambition: To suceed in the field of music and be like my big bro... . also to reach 5 feet before | am 20 Pet Peeves: EM; Cliques; Soph- omore girls, Fakers, Tall peo- ple, ‘Gee, you’re short!'’: No gas; No money, Good byes... . Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Con- cert Choir 3, 4; Softball 1, 2 Spring play 2, 3, 4; Wendy Cottrell Marisa Elizabeth Coppage “Marie” “Murri’’ ‘‘Weeble”’ — Quote: “There's the known and there’s the unknown. And what separates the two is a- door, and that’s what | wanna — be. : Ambition: To be happy in life and achieve a dream and goald of a Career in acting. Pet Peeves: People with smail minds and big mouths, Wee- bles, “ Wendy Ann Cottrell Quote: ‘‘Be sure to be happy — with yourself and everything you do because there isn't time for regret.”’ Ambition: To be happy; To Keep all my friends through the years; and to learn coordi- nation. Pet Peeves: K.S. and thumb- sucking; Talking in front of a class; Hearing creepy noises Frances Crawford . oe Chiwiord a pee 7.6 Fran” it) will always be with you; dream of tomorrows, they will be what you make them; but live today for it will never come again.” Ambition: To succeed in what- ‘ever | choose to do. To be hap- py and make others happy too. Pet Peeves: Good-byes; Ru- ‘mors; Preps; Monday morn- ‘ings; School lunch; Blue and white cars with sirens; Teach- ers in the bathroom Linda Crowley epP2” “SS1 Quote: ‘‘It’s nice to be impor- tant, but it’s more important to be nice. Ambition: To successfully make my way through Medical school. Pet Peeves: B.B.; No lips; A Quote: “Cherish yesterday for | certain yellow canary; Rude people; Impatience; and Dis- honesty. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Winter Track 1; 2: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 1; Prom commit- tee 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Initi- ation committee 4 Ski Club 4; CFS Window painting 4, Stage Crew 4, Medical Explorer Post 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 Eric P. Cuevas Ambition: To become a suc- cessful architect and design a house for someone important. Pet Peeves: ‘‘Pigeon'’ dance; Mazdas with bad gas mileage; People who have a different car every month. John Cullivan Ambition: My ambition is to view life as a precious gift and ultimately enjoy every mo- ment it has to offer. Linda Crowley Jeffrey Cutillo Pet Peeves: Preps., 21-20, 31's, Dates, B.C., Remarks. Activities: Class President 4; Boys State 1982 (Rep.); Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4 (vice president 4), Chairman Re- gional high school model sen- ate 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, (cap- tain 4), Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Year- book 3, 4 Drama 3, 4 Concert Choir 4, Chess Club 2, Math Team 1, 4 Key Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Govt. Day (Repre- sentative 4) Valley girls, Double Jeff Cutillo hy Quote: ‘‘Don't worry about it! Consume!” Ambition: To keep the Brew crew partying for an eternity; To Discover the purpose of sanity. Pet Peeves: Sanity, Invisable trees; Eric Cuevas John Daigle Activities: Football 1, Track 1, 2 Winter Track 1, 2 John Daigle Quote: ‘School buildings are meant to be looked at, not to be go in!” Ambition: To become a record producer or a manager of a ra- dio station. Pet Peeves: Being yelled atina quiet study for having nothing to do, Hallways, Drivers going the speed limit, 20 H.P.H., Hid- den stop signs. Activities: Winter Track 1, 2 Spring Track'1, 2, 3, 4 25 26 Tracey Davison Lisa DePalma Tracey Elizabeth Davison “Traceface, Sweetpea I II Quote: ‘‘Give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.”’ Ambition: To be forever con- tent and happy; To never re- gret the decisions I’ve made; To clear 5’9’’, To coach an ath- lete to the Olympics. Pet Peeve: Plaid slings; “‘On the line’, N.A. high jumpers; Decisions, Drug addicted jokes; gold diggers; Research papers, Sqeaky couches; Cliques. Activities: Spring track 1, 2, 4, 3; Winter track 2; Cross coun- try 2; Basketball 3; T.T.C. 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Color Gaurd 2, 3; CSF Window painting 1, 2, 3; Girls chorus 1, 2, 3; Bells are Ringing 1, Damn Yankees 3; Theresa Kathleen Devlin Prom Committe 3; Float Com- mittee 1, 2, 3. Theresa Mary DeGirolamo Quote: ‘The noble secret of laughing at oneself is the great- est humor of all’’ Ambition: To keep laughing! Pet Peeve: Radio static; Flick- offs, Deb's finger sucking; Elaine’s singing, WSNE; Noisy eaters Activities: Class president 1, 2, Student council 3 (vice pres. 4), Field hockey 1, 2, 3, (co- capt. 4); Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2 (tricapt 3, 4), Mo- del senate, Homecoming court Gina Marie Delsanto “Bina”’ Quote: ‘‘You are never given a wish without the power to -make it come true.” Lisa Ann DePalma Quote: ‘| see my future at the rainbows end, happy hours, timless friends . . . and if | ever have a chance to find my way, rest assured | will stay.” Ambition: To dominate Pet Peeve: McDonald’s_ uni- forms’, failing lisense ques- tions; Kim’s habits; Not getting my own way; Memories, when a ‘‘trim’’ turns into a ‘‘Wiffle”’, Crowd-followers; People with no class; Ambition: To be successful, healthy, and happy in the fu- ture. Pet Peeves: Waiting; Wanting; Fake friends; Bucket seats; School lunches; English com- Brian Diamond ao work; Public speaking. | 4 Ging Delsanto Weekend home: positions: Activities: Chorus 1 2 3: Soft ball 2; Spanish club 4, 4 oe ‘Kathleen Ann Devin 4 “Pointy, Dev, Scoop” Quote-‘The moving finger x writes and having writ moves — on; nor all your piety nor wits shall lure it back to cancel half a line, nor all your tears wash ‘ out a word of 70 = 25477 Ambition: To love it, not to. have to explain my aone to% anybody. — Pet Peeve: Not being able. to. trust anyone anymore, Kim's — hang-ups; O's moods; The doors; Falling off cars, Activities: Field hockey a 3, 4; : Student council 4, ae Activities: Cheerleading; Stu- | i 2 Eee dent council, CSF window painting; Band; Spring track, Winter track; Initiation rally; Prom comittee, Be ys Brian Michael Diamond Be: 2 b.d. Mr, Big” _ Ambition: To have the time of my life after school. - Quote: ‘| don't like sex and drugs, | dont like water bugs, | dont care about poverty, all | care about is me!” _ Pet peeve: Garbage; Spitting, - Seedy pins; Dry spells; Search- ing for the elusive flake. = Keith D. Doiron - Quote: “Things go round and round on Monday morning after a long night Sunday.” Pet Peeve: Squiggy Ambition: Selling anl4as or be- ing a lone shark Colleen Patricia Dillon “Dwarp, Co-Op” Quote: ‘‘Smile, today is the to- morrow you worried about yesterday.” Ambition: To find my mountain and climb it. Pet Peeves: B period account- ing; Broken pistons, Glums, Mondays, Broken promises; Fights; Speed bumps; Accusa- tions; English khaki, Deadlines; Sunday drivers, Leopards; “Cute’’, Waiting. Karen Celeste Doucette KC. Quote: ‘‘Don't you know that only fools are satisfied. Dream on; but don’t imagine they'll all Brian Dion Christine Dorely come true. When will you real- ize Vienna waits for you?” Ambition: To reach Vienna Pet Peeve: Somedays, Piggie, Bumper stickers, The 84 air- heads, fighting, ‘‘Kid’’, Igno- rance, Kirsten’s muffler, My new sneakers, European men and buffelos, Lemon Lips, and hurting. Activities: Band 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2: Figure Skating 2, 3; Field Hockey 1; Class Secretary 3, 4: Model Senate; Initiation Ral- ly 4; Prom Queen's Court 3; Prom Committee 3; Stylus 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Float 3, 4, Powderpuff Football 4; Year- book 4; Trinity Theatre Usher 4: Foriegn Exchange (France) 3: Karen Douce! 27 28 Debra Ann Doyle “Deb, Debbie, SS3 Quote: “‘Yesterday is but a dream, tomorrow but a vision; but today, well lived, makes ev- ery yesterday a dream of hap- piness; every tomorrow a Vi- sion of hope.” Ambition: To become a pedia- trician; to someday make that special person | love happy, and not to regret the decisions I've made. Pet Peeves: Good-byes, Deci- sions, Waiting, Letting go, Hurting M.B., Certain girls in the classes of '84 and '85; Eng- lish papers. Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, (co-captain 3, 4); Winter track 1, 2; Spring track 1, 2, 3, (co- captain 4), Drill team 2, Color guard 3, CSF window painting 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, Mark Fagan (secretary 4); Ski Club 4; Prom Committee 3. Judith Ann Dunn “Jude, Hoody”’ Quote: ‘‘You have to take life as it happens, but you should try to make it happen the way you want to take it.” Ambition: To find my true di- rection in life, to take it, and to be successful. Pet Peeve: Broken promises; Growing up, Waiting; Rainy days; Monday mornings; Deci- sion making; Day-dreaming; Goodbyes. Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3; Spring track 3, 4; Spanish Club 3 (treasurer) 4; Color Guard 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Initi- ation Rally Stage crew 4; Medi- cal Explorers Post 82, 4 Andy Durmis Frank Elchuck Susan Patricia Dyke Quote: ‘After silence, that which comes nearest to ex- pressing the inexpressable, is music.”’ Ambition: To be successful in whatever | do and make life more interesting. Pet Peeve: S ‘‘hmm’’ W; Get- ting up early, Broken prom- ises, Faded dreams; Spanish G and C ‘bout R; Blue lights Frank Elchuck “Frank” Quote: ‘Nothing is really work, unless you would rather be do- ing something else.” Pet Peeves: Monday mornings, Getting up on Sunday; Lec- tures; Foxboro cops Activities: Football 4 Kathleen Ennis vs Laura Ferrara c Kathleen Ennis Quote: ‘‘Love wasn’t put there to stay- Love isn’t love till you give it away.” Ambition: To get out of -P.M.N.H.; Go to college; and al- ways be happy with Rick. Activities: Ski Club 1; Drill team wae, Chorus 2, 3: Susan Marie Ethier “Sue, Ethans”’ Quote: “Everybody wants some, | want some too!” Ambition: To live happy and successfully. Pet Peeve: Waiting, Monday _ mornings; C, K, and S's noth- ing to do's; Being broke. James C. Farinella ““Fusko Ambition: ‘To own my own ‘store in New Hampshire.” Pet Peeve: People who forget the good and remember the bad. Jill Katherine Fiore Quote: ‘‘There is never an in- stant’s truce between virtue and vice,. Goodness in the only investment which never fails.”’ Pet Peeves: Psychology films; Hasty decisions; Wasted time; Miss Wood's jokes Ambition: To be what | am and to be what | am capable of be- coming Activities: Spring Track 9, CSF Window Painting 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, Spanish Club 11, 12, Newspaper 12, MASP 11 Deborah Flynn “Debbie” Quote: ‘‘He who attempts to Jill Fiore succeed in life will be able to taste the fruits of his accom- plishments.” Ambition: To become a nurse; To help the sick; and to be hap- py the rest of my life. Pet Peeve: People who get everything for doing nothing. John Foley Quote: “‘You can't get wise with the sleep still in your eyes no matter what your dreams might be.”’ Ambition: To make it out alive. Pet Peeve: One way streets; Soldout concerts; Working on the weekends. James Farinella 30 Karen Goodwin Kirsten Elizabeth Gardner “Kerst Ambition: ‘‘To live an honest and fulfilling life while achieving my goal to be a successful law- yer and server of people; but most of all, to be an individual while achieving these goals. Pet Peeves: Dishonesty; Insin- cerity; Fake smiles; Intimida- tion; Sucking on lemons; Rusty mufflers; D.R. twins; The Va- lient; Peggy bumperstickers. Activities: Track 1, Student Council 1, 2, Arlene Mary Golden Quote: ‘You can’t always get what you want, but if you try, sometimes you might find you get what you need.”’ Ambition: To live my life to the fullest and to be able to fullfill my ultimate dream. Pet Peeves: D period study with Mrs. L.; Warm beers; Tee Hee's; Pinners; Punk rockers, ““New”’ fashions, Users. Kimberley Gould Rifle Activities: Drill team 1, line 2, Karen F. Goodwin Ke Quote: ‘‘Many journeys end here but the secret’s told the same, Life IS JUST A CANDLE AND A DREAM MUST GIVE IT FLAME.”’ Ambition: To go over the hills and far away and capture a sunny day, where the air is clean and nobody's mean; and to meet Eddie Van Halen. Pet Peeves: Waiting: The noth- ing-to-dos; Lectures; Phonies: Rumors; Being broke. Kimberley Ann Gould “Kime” “‘Kima”’ Quote: ‘‘In the shadow of love, time goes by leaving me help- less, just to reach and try to live my life... These are my reasons.” Ambition: To live happily with that special person whom | love... David; and to someday find the break in ‘‘The Wall’. Pet Peeves: Valley girls; A cer- tain totalled camaro; Too much GANJA; Goodbyes; Hav- ing so little time with so much to say and do; Trying to find a way to say sorry. Activities: Drill Team 2, Band 1, 2, Concert Choir 2, Christmas Play 2, Christopher J. Gray Quote: ‘Smack my ‘hind with a mellon rind ‘cause that's my penguin state of mind!” Ambition: To paint, draw, act, sculpt, sing, write, Compose, be a published Children’s Book author prolific musical the- atre playwrite-and to retire with splenderous absurdity in Bloom County. Pet Peeves: Compromised as- pirations, Imagination smash- ers, Hoop-jumpers, Plagerized improvisations; Living in a ‘‘Monkee house’’ society, Christopher Gray — Eggs and Ham. — —— Arlene Golden a a ° ‘ Srp ng spats Cynical analiticism, Green Activities: Anti- cena Bumble Puppyist-3, 4, A- rab-2, Mr. Applegate-3, class vice president- -1, class president-3, concert choir-2, 3 (librarian), 4 (president), Stylus-1, Tattler- 2, 3, 4, drum line-1, 2, pe band-2, district choir-3, 4. Fric Robert Green “Digum”’ “Bean” “‘Greenie “ Quote: ‘‘What is this a carbura- tor Convention?” ‘‘Nice”’ “You gotta like it” Ambition: To be happy all my life; To make people laugh; To get a good job, and to have the money for a High Perlarmance Camaro, Pet Peeves: Mr. Hunter; Forde Four cylinder automatics; Bugs; The Clash, The Ra- mones; The B52's; Silent stud- ies, High Performance Pintos. JoAnn Guerrini “Jo-Jo Quote: “| may kid around, | ‘may laugh a lot so you'd think ‘that I'd be happy with my life l've got, nobody knows, no- ‘body sees, aint nobody knows ‘the inner side of me.”’ Ambition: To be able to Live, Laugh, and Love my life away.’ Pet Peeve: The big M.H.S. peo- ple like R.T. and S.P.; Bill’s late night car problems; So many dreams that flew away, work- ing Kimberly L. Habart “Kim” Quote: ‘‘They say that life is a highway, and its milestones are the years. Here and there, there's a tollgate, where you buy your way with tears. Its a steep road and a rough road and it stretches broad and far but at least it leads to a golden town where golden houses are. A. PW, | Amy Hawksley Ambition: To be happy in life, be successful financially and to become an officer in the Navy. Pet Peeves: Going into wrong classes, People cutting in lunch lines; Activities: French Club 3, Cheerleading Manager 3, Prom Committee 3. Amy April Hawksley “Amous”’ Quote: ‘To be different is of- ten a wonderful thing.”’ Ambition: To become the best in whatever | shall choose to do, to be happily married to a loving and caring husband. Pet Peeves: People not wear- ing socks, A.G., ‘‘Hard Guys’’; Teachers spelling incorrectly; Little brothers; Ozzy Os- bourne; Waking up to go to school; Homeroom; People who try to be something differ- ent than what they are. Activities: French Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, ‘‘Bells are Ring- Patricia Hebard ing’ 1, Drill Team 1, Rifles 2, Prom Committee 3, Patricia Marie Hebard “Squeaky” Quote: ‘You've got so much to say, say what you mean, mean what you're thinking, and think anything.” Ambition: To get what | want out of life and to live a healthy and wealthy life. Pet Peeves: Fake friends; Peo- ple who think they're better than others; Waiting; Broken promises; Not getting what | want; People saying ‘You're here today’’. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, soft- ball Christopher Allen Hewes “Speedy” Quote: Life is only what you make it.’ thy i ie Ke se ile ty PE ee oe ie oe a OM ee « Sheila Hourihan James R. Hindman “Grinder’’ Quote: ‘There is more to the picture than meets the eye’’- Neil Young; ‘Hey Dude’'-746 M.H. Ambition: To play professional basketball. Pet Peeves: D period sopho- more year; (room 210): N-P.; Losing games, Smoke filled : football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hl 1, 2, 3, 4 baseball 2, Tammie Holland Cie OWA meets Tammie Lee Holland Quote: “You can only live once, but if you live right, onc is enough.” — Ambition: To be happy with whatever life may offer. Pet Peeves: Easton McDon- alds; Phonebooks: K.O.: Lies: Sophomores, Gossip, waiting and waiting... Susan Jean Holt “Sue” “Cooper” Quote: ‘| dont worry about to- morrow | just live for today.” Ambition: To live my life the way | choose and to be happy with whatever | do. Pet Peeves: Waiting; Fake friends; M80's, Taking gym. ee re ie Li ae . f | Peter Hume Sheila Elizabeth Hourihan “She Quote: ‘'If | had the chance to do it ail over again, .. . 1 wouldn't.” Ambition: To be good at what- ever | do, to be wealthy, happy and to be liked by whom ever | should encounter. Pet Peeves: Hospitals; Body- casts; Hobert Runters ‘“‘origi- nal’” Jokes. Peter W. Hume Quote: “‘It is not possible to fight beyond your strength, even if you”’ strive. Daniel Alan Humphreys “Hump” “Dan” Quote: ‘‘There is never enough time in the day to do what | want to do.” her PO Ambition: To be a professional baseball player. ; Pet Peeves: People who chew like cows; People who ask a lot of questions; People who have no Clue in life. Activities: Baseball Cross Country 2 7; 3, 4, Thomas Bradlee Hutchins “Water-Rat”’ Quote: “‘Security is mortals’ chiefest enemy.’ Shakespeare Ambition: Landscaping; Learn- ing to program computers. Pet Peeves: People who will not help others. Joanne |zzo idee sei 'Dizzy “Gladys” Quote: ‘It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, sig- Daniel Humphreys Jeanne Jardin nifying nothing.” Ambition: To live in some se- cluded place, free from all” structure and absurdity. Pet Peeves: S. ‘‘Hmm’”’ W.; In- decision, R.B. and Broken Win- dows; P.P. and Hockey sticks; Listening to P.C.’s sermons, forgetting the Napkins, ‘“‘lim- its’, governments, organized religion. Activities: Drill Team 1, 2, Col- or Guard 3, CSF Window Paint- ing 1, 2, Tattler 2, Spanish Club 3, Model Senate, NHS 3, Spring Track Manager 3, 4, Math Team 4, Initiation Com- mittee, Powderpuff Football 4, Float Committe 3. Jeanne Frances Jardin “Jeanne” Quote: ‘‘When | whisper to you Thomas Hutchins Hans Jepsen please listen; when | shout let me go unheard.” Ambition: To learn from my mistakes, to accept and not re- gret the past, and to achieve and be happy in the future. Pet Peeves: Rainy days; Fro- zen seats, Waiting; People who wear masks; Being late; Pro- crastination; Disrespectful people; Schoolbuses Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2; Winter Track 2; Golf 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Ski Club 4; Powder Puff Football 4; CSF Window Paint- ing 1, 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; Band 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Initiation Rally 4; NHS 3, 4. Hans Frederick Jepsen “Feet” Quote: ‘'The biggest surprise is Joanne 1zzo Lynda Johnson life itself.” Ambition: To own and operate my own small engine repair business. Pet Peeves: People who talk about cars when they don’t know anything about them; 351C; Loose connecting rods. Lynda Jean Johnson “Jonah” Quote: ’’You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true.” Ambition: To live, to love, and to always be happy. Pet Peeves Busy telephones; Monday mornings; Liars, Peo- ple who pretend to be your friend. 33 34 Maureen Kaleta Cynthia Kay Sherry Kamprath “Sheh”’ “‘Sherry-baby”’ Quote: ‘Time heals all wounds.”’ Ambition: To walk on the road of happiness and to smell the roses on the way. Pet Peeves; Boredom; Blush- ing; Coolers full of ice; Donut hats; Shower Curtains; Re- grets; Mondays; Kelly's; 3 point turns; Finals, Nail biting; Elaine’s singing; Bad parties Activities; Hiking club 1; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 4; Ski Club 4; Initiation 4 Roger Francis Karter Jr. Quote: ‘‘Are you stupid or just on drugs?”’ Ambition: To be as fortunate as my father has been. Pet Peeves: B.K.; Scoffs; Sherry Kamprath Brian Kelley Studs, Being late, P.H., Never getting an opportunity; 21-20; Doubles with Ronny; Not ex- periencing Do. DE; A certain freshman girl, Activities; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cynthia Sterling Kay “Cindy” Quote: ‘‘Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly.” Ambition: To reach an arms length and explore beyond all boundries. Pet Peeves: Unapreciative adults; Having to do ten things at once, Activities: Band 1, 2; (Secre- tary 3, drum major 4), Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, (captain 4); Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Model Senate 3, C.S. F. cee dow painting Brian M. Kelley Quote: 'Ripeness is all.”’ Ambition: To die in battle. Pet Peeve: Squeaky couches; High-stepping mares, Sophisti- cated democrats, Liberals, Jocks, Activities: Football 1 2 Sk 4 Model Senate 3; Boys state 3; Concert Choir 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Ski Club 4; Math Team 4 Edward John Kelly Quote: ‘‘What a mess the world is in, | wonder who began it, Don’t ask me, I’m only visit- ing this planet.” Ambition: To find an ambition Pet Peeve: School; People who want rides and don’t want to hay for Bas; Gas pri Pet Peeve: Roger Karter who talk bering sa back | cee Listening to Doctor i | Activities: Football 2, | “ Baschals 2, Basketball 3, Kevin Anthony Keough 4 Activities: Winter track ne 12 Baseball 4 a4 Quote: “Everything” is THe 4 waste of time, because I’m al- ways changing my mind.” Pet Peeve: Waking up, Getti caught , Algebra 2, ‘Sopho 5 more baseball and coach w.t., Loud mouths, Hard guys, Peo- ple who can't control | them-- selves, ‘‘Just friends”, ee: a Ambition: To be my owe oss os a a a Joseph Kelly _ gure myself out. Ann Marie Lauricella “Ann” Quote: ‘'Life is a series of chal- lenges to be met and mas- tered. Pet Peeves: Cliques; Wanting, but not receiving; A particular person’s uncertainty; Jealou- Sy; Waiting Activities: Spring track, 1; Win- ter track 2; Girl’s Chorus 1, 2, 3 Ak 75 Michelle LaMarre _ to grow a money tree; To have my independence the day | fi- Michelle LaMarre Quote: ‘The thrill is not just in the winning, but in the courage to join the race.” Pet-Peeves: Flick-offs; Elaine's singing; Good-byes; Oliver Ames; C. Spec Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2 (Co-Captain 3, 4); Track 2; Student Council; Medical Ex- plorers; CSF Window Painting 123, 4; Ski Club Maureen Lagasse William Lawrence William John Lawrence Jr. “Wildbill”’ Quote: “Awesome!!!” Ambition: To be an accom- . plished architect, ‘ Pet Peeve: No gas, 55, 3 to9 ’ on Saturday nights, Impa- tience David Alan Michael Longacre Quote: ‘‘Scotty beam me out of here.”’ Ambition: To seek out new worlds and_ civilizations; To boldly go where no man has gone before; Right Kev and Fran. Pet Peeve: Scenic Maplewood; Ball and Chain; Green Death; Star Trek Activities: Basketball 1; Winter Track 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Heff Club 1, 2, 3, (co-capt 4); Ski Club 3, 4 36 David Longacre mornings; Phonies; ASB; writing Preppies; Rudeness; samples, 3 period accounting; Curtis Compact at 7:35 A.M. Activities: French Club 1, 2; work experience 3; CSF win- dow painting. Dana Louise Loving “Yana” Quote: ‘It's better to keep your mouth shut and appear stupid then to open it and re- move all doubt.”’ Diane Lovely Michael Leary run, there’s still change the road your on.’ the way | want to. Pet Peeves: Applications, S.A.T.’s, Getting up morning, Smokey bathrooms. Activities: Cross Country 3, 4; Winter track 2; Spring track 2.4 3, 4. Stephen Mark Lestan “Bod ” “Curly” Quote: “There are two paths — you can go by, but in the long time to® Ambition: To be able to make enough money; to live my life f in the | i 1p al LAR ELAN ae oe +: “highs Rey vine as tice. Activities: Football 1, 4; Golf 1, 2 Ginger Leslie MacCausland Quote: ‘Some hang on to ‘used to be’-live their lives looking behind-All we have. is here and now, All our lives out there to find.” Ambition: To understand something the first time around, just once. Pet Peeves: Being Late; Unre- alistic thoughts; Know-it-alls; Toll Calls; Decisions; Yellow Lights. Activities: Drill Team 1, Initi- ation Rally 4, Ski Club 4; Charles L. Mace Quote: “Always remember to make up an excuse to Mr. Kelly Paula MacPhee why you were absent.”’ Pet Peeve: Freshman Year Paula Jean MacPhee “Peula” (PJ Quote: ‘Sailors say the weath- er is a great bluffer. | guess the same is true of our human so- ciety-things can look dark; then a break shows in the clouds, and all is changed.” Ambition: | want to take the most wonderous journey pos- sible-the journey which leads to the discovery of our fully functioning selves. Pet Peeve: Tryouts; Phone bills; A certain Marine; Walking to school, Waiting; Not getting what | want; My short temper; Who; Goodbyes; Kim's thumb sucking; N.A.; Arjen’s yelling. Activities: Cheerleading 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Kristine Mahoney Kristine Elizabeth Mahoney “Hony”’ Quote: ‘‘When you are lucky enough to have the full love of someone, hang on to that love because it may only come once.” Ambition: To find out who | really am and be happy with what | find; To travel far away from Mansfield and to live one day at a time and enjoy every minute of every day. Pet Peeves: Always being called Kim instead of Kris; Peo- ple who spell my name wrong; Things not always staying the same Barbara Malone 38 : “Edward McCann Paul Mann Crash Quote: ‘Some day a real rain will come and wash the trash and filth off the streets.’’— The Clash from Red Angel Dragnet. Ambition: To grab the world by it’s throat and choke out the trash. Pet Peeves: Fake blizzards, Preps+Vals, Stone porches, Homeroom. Lisa Ann Marvelle “Lise” Quote: “It is a law of human life, as certain as gravity; to live fully, we must learn to use things and love people . . . not love things and use people. Ambition: To never stop learn- ing, changing, and caring; To Kelly McCormack paint the Valient pink. Pet Peeves: People who don’t care, Good-byes, Gray Va- lients, Lemon lips. Activities: Musical 1, 2, 3; Stage Crew 4; Harmoniques 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; SAC 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1, 2; Field Hockey 3; Band 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4. James McAulay Jin Quote: ‘‘The most precious thing in life is time, to live is to find time. Ambition: ''To be highly suc- cessful in the martial arts, Most Mem. Exp: Passing Mr. Miller's U.S. History class. Least Mem. Exp.: Going To Mr. Joseph McFarland Hunter’s English class. Kelly Ann McCormack Quote: ‘Don't walk behind me, | may not lead. Don’t walk in front of me, | may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Ambition: To succeed in what- ever | choose to do in my life. Pet Peeve: Friends who stab you in the back. Activities: Drill team 1, 2; Na- tional Honor Sociey 3, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Year- book 4. Joseph John McFarland Joe, Mickey Quote: ‘You have the right to remain silent.” Ambition: To own a twenty four hour package store, selling only to minors. Shell Shelley Anne McGown “Shell” Quote: ‘You are only what you are when no one is looking.” Ambition: To brush aside all trivial matters. Pet Peeves: Making decisions, Research papers, People who don't care, Worrying, People who are disrespectful. Activities: Band 1, 2; Girls Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Winter Track 1, 2; Spring Track 1, 2;. _ CSF Window Painting 1, 2; Ski Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Pet Peeves: Officer Vargus, Eating lunch with Tom, Eating lunch with Frank, ‘“‘Except him, he’s just a senior. ’, Working Sunday mornings. Francis McGrail “Franky” Quote: ‘There is no such thing Thomas Merceir =| as a ladder of success, its a greased pole.”’ Pet Peeves: T.C. and Physics homework. Activities: Track 1, 2 Cheryl A. Medeiros Quote: ‘You can't always get what you want.” Ambition: To go to California and to succeed. Pet Peeves: Jocks, Preppies and snobs. Thomas F. Mercier “Tom, Merc” Quote: ‘‘Can one desire too much of a good thing?”’ Ambition: To be Healthy, Wealthy and Wise. Pet Peeves: Proposition 24%; Do you have an I.D.? Growing up; Having only 24 hours in a day; Reaganomics; Scenic Ma- plewwood; Not having a place Francis McGrail to practice. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1, 2; Spring Track L 2, 3 (Co-Capt. 4): Stage Crew 3, 4; Stacey Marie Metrano “Stace”’ Quote: ‘Don’t walk in front of me, | may follow... Don’t walk behind me, | may not lead... Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Ambition: To get a job at the Treat Shoppe, live on my own, and have a happy and success- ful life. Pet Peeves: Making decisions; Not being able to drive; Busy signals; Cigarettes; Being told what to do; Cb’'s; TYPING: Wendy L. Miller “Scoop” Quote: ‘‘Ideals are like stars, Cheryl Medeiros Wendy Miller you will not succeed in touch- ing them with your hands; but like the seafaring man, on the desert of waters, choose them as your guide and follow them until you reach your destiny.” Ambition: To be able to apply the devotion and self discipline needed to someday reach the stars and turn my dreams to reality. Pet Peeves: Waiting for Moe: Open car doors; Net's late night ideas; Only 2 out of 5; A.M. Practice; Seafood; Bars on Sunday; His tattoo; Sandy Neck Beach; Moe's Structured life. Activities: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Stylus 2; Drama Club 3, 4; Damn Yankees; 39 Barbara Minucci lly Theresa Erin Mitchell Barbara Ann Minucci — | Barb Quote: ‘‘Success is failure turned inside out... the silver tint of the clouds of doubt... and you never can tell how close you are. It may be nearer when it seems afar: So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit. . . It's when things seem worst that you mustn’t quit.”’ Ambition: To be happy and succesful by pleasing myself. Pet Peeves: Ladies in Red Robes, white picket fences, Jeannie’s pajamas, unorgani- zation, English papers, guilt, spelling bees on the run. Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Ski Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff Football 4; CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4; Ini- tiation Rally 4. Joan Monett LE David Morrison Erin Maureen Mitchell Quote: ‘‘And so it began as | sat by my window all by myself in the dawn; nobody else, no polite conversation, just wait- ing for life to come along.” Ambition: To be happy, live my life to the fullest, and be suc- cessful at whatever | do. Pet Peeves: Stuck-up people, lunch, bad weather, walking in rain, oral reading. Joan M. Monett Pet Peeves: People who live in the past and will not look in the future; Mr. A's 6 period class; The rallies. Theresa Anne Moore “Tree” Quote: ‘Life is not fair! | wish the world could stop just for 5 minutes so | could cry in peace.” Antoinette Murphy Ambition: To better myself as | grow older; and to better my world around me. Pet Peeves: Monday mornings; Cabot Cabot Forbes corner; English papers; Phoney and rude people; Boredom; Death; Discrimination; 1T.M.: Being away from the one | love. Activities: Drill team 2; Year- book staff 1, 2; CSF Window Painting; Field Hockey 2; Daniel R. Moreshead San Quote: ‘‘Don’'t look back, something may be gaining on you.”’ Ambition: To be successful in whatever | do. Pet Peeves: Double Sessions, T.H., People who think they are better than others. Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 4. David Morrison “Munch” Quote: ‘‘| won't let the sun beat down upon my face; for it always fills my dreams ...!am a traveler of both time and space . . . see where | have been.” Ambition: To change the title of V.1., To be happy and suc- cessful and live the dreams | have always had. Pet Peeves: Punishment, Hap- py Principles; Authorities, Tee Hee’s, The silent rage among us. Robert Lorimer Morrison Jr. “Bob” Quote: ‘‘The more you learn, the more ignorant you feel.” Ambition: To get rich early in life, so | can retire early and then enjoy all the things | missed when growing up. Bradley Muise Kevin Murphy Pet Peeves: Cold; First impres- sions; Host Fiats; B-52’s. Activities: Tennis 1 (Co-Capt. 2, 3, 4); Key society 3; Frustra- tion 1 2 3-4. Brad Muise Quote: Our life is fritted away by details. Ambition: To make money and live a carefree and a Romantic life. Pet Peeves: 440's, Freshman hardguys, and zits. Activities: Cross Country 2, 3; Winter Track 1, 2; Spring Track he Pee). Studs, Freaks Dana PR. Muise Quote: ‘'lf it wasn’t for girls and cars, we would all be rich.”' Ambition: To see the world. Pet Peeves: Freshman, The Mansfield Police Department, YQ Dana Muise Robert Murray Redear’s Green Lamans. Activities: Football 1; Stylis 1, 2, 3: Yearbook Staff 1; Mass Maritime Contest 3. Kevin Micheal Murphy “Murph” Quote: “A day that is truly wasted is one in which we have not laughed.” Ambition: To never waste a day and to go to the ‘‘super- bowl’’ with Joe. Pet Peeves: Tryouts, Scrub- bing, Foxboro, Always loosing, Not knowing, Cold feet, Snakes. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross country 2, 3. 41 ia Michele Nistal Stephen William Murray Quote: ‘‘Eat, drink and be mer- ry all the time.”’ Ambition: To be wealthy, live life the way | want to and al- ways be close with my friends. Pet Peeves: Nods, ‘‘What is it, Ahx! ’ Losing, NA’s lies, Jona- than, B Period, ‘I'm one hurtin unit, ’ Dumpsters, The sacred tree, Lights at night, Drama. Activities: Football 1, 2, 4, Baseball 2, 4 Concert Choir 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3 Stage Crew 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Russell A. Negus Quote: ''Vini, Vidi, Vici’’ Pet Peeves: PDP-8E, F=MA, Jnderclassmen Computer Us- (tion: To replace David Ahl ative Computing as the me Microcomputer 42 Y Band 9. LOe11, 12 Russell Negus Sean Nolan Stage Band 11, 12, Math Team 10, 11, Co-Captain 12, Boys’ State 11. Annette Yvonne Nightingale Quote: ‘| know there’s a rea- son why | need to be alone; | need to find a silent place that | can call my own.” Pet Peeve: Confusion and ag- gravation Ambition: to find my own place Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 (Co-Capt. 4); Softball 1, 2, (Tri- Capt. 3, 4); CSF window paint- ing 1 Michele Mary Nistal Quote: ‘It’s not the valleys in life | dread so much; but the dips | run into everyday.”’ Ambition: To go for the gusto and to keep laughing on the way. Pet Peeves: Rumors; Half sto- Kevin Nordberg ries; People who are late; Hid- ing Sean Patrick Seamus Nolan “Numb” Quote: “All we are saying is Give Peace a Chance”’ Ambition: To live in Southern California, back in the 60’s and to see World Peace in my life time (I'll settle for the latter). Pet Peeves: Programing; Pre- Cal; Physics; Herpes; know-it- all, elitists; War-Mongers, and Narrow minds Activities: Cross Country 1, 2; Spring Track 1; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Model Senate 3; National Honor Society 3; Prom Com- mittee 3. Kevin Alan Nordberg Quote: ‘‘Give me a Dew!!!” Ambition: Intestinal Fortitude Pet Peeve: NBN; R.R. tracks; Station wagons; 11-11; Maureen O'Nelll Dances; Nights in the cellar. Activities: Band 1; Concert Ghor, 34 Footbal. |. 2, 3 (captain 4); Winter Track 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Timothy B. O'Donnell im Quote: ‘‘lf the sun refuses to shine; I'll still be loving you. . . and if the mountains crumble to the sea; there will still be you and me”’ Ambition: To graduate; go to school nights, find a good job; Be forever happy with Gloria. Pet Peeve: Peeves: Office De- tention; English papers; Eng- lish PERIOD!; Nosey teachers; People who put down others they don’t really know; ‘‘Smit- ty’s”’ attitude; Cynics, ‘‘Muffy”’ Activities: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 4; Spring Plays 2, 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 3, 4; Powder Puff Football April Rita O'Leary “Apes” “Swill” Quote: ‘The Universe is not hostile, nor is it friendly. It is simply indifferent.” Ambition: To someday figure out what | want to do in life, and when | decide, to become the best at it. Pet Peeves: Curfews: Certain “so called” friends; Studs; “Where's the coop?? alarm clocks; Being called stupid. Noreen C. O'Malley INO Quote: ‘Live and let live” Ambition: To be sucessful in life; To have lots of money; To spend the rest of my life with J. W. Pet Peeves: Monday Mornings, Waking up; 9; 10; Some 11th John O'Rourke Noreen O'Malley grade girls John O'Rourke Quote: ‘Don't part with yg illusions. When they are gq you may still exist, but have ceased to live.” Ambition: To succeed i without using other peop stepping stones. Pet Peeves: Flunking Che try with a 64; Smoke-f bathrooms Maureen O'Neill “Moe”’ Quote: ‘Anything you sa do will be held again Ambition: To pe $20.00 plate. Pet Peeve: Schoq days; Gym; Bus point; N grades, Activities: Band 1 44 Kenneth Parsons Ronald Parente “Ron”’ Quote: To frown upon school is to frown upon the sun for they both can fry your brain, Ambition: To find out what | want to do and do it. Pet Peeves: Monday mornings. Christopher John Paquin “Chris. : Quote: ‘‘You can be the cap- tain and | will draw the charts; sailing into destiny closer to the heart.”’ Ambition: To be 17 the rest of my life so | can experience more of the good times | have had with my friends. Pet Peeves: Warm beers, An empty tank and No money; Bad bands at Lupo’s, The Mon Kou Punk Rock, Joanne Margaret Parks Quote: Since adolescents are too old to do the things kids do and not old enough to do things adult do, they do things nobody else does.”’ Ambition: To live in Australia! Pet Peeves: Static cling; Mos- quitos; dirt—especially under fingernails; k-9’s at C.P., “'l hate to beg but... . ’ Green eye shadow; Blue on blue; When people don’t wear belts; ‘‘The jingler’’; Raisins; Lint; Filth; Hold; Worms on a rainy day; Fat necks. Activities: Winter track; Spring track; Tennis; Concert Choir, Christmas play; float commit- tee. Ronald Parente 3 Kenneth Phillips Parsons “Ken” Quote: ‘‘Have a hobie day!!”’ Ambition: To own my own company and to sail in the America’s cup race. Pet Peeves: Foreign languages Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Ski club 3 (captain 4); football 4; Concert Choir 4. Jeanette Pelrine Jeannette Pelrine “Net” Quote; ‘Nice talking to you”’ Ambition: To be successful in culinary arts; and to someday save the french fry. | Pet Peeves: Hospitals; 2 out of 5; Sunday nights bars; AWS; kill switchs Activities: CSF Window paint- ing 1, Band 1, 2. sae Joanne Parks Laurie Perry | Laurie Ellen Perry “Erleene” Quote: ‘In order to have a suc- | cessful relationship you need to put out of mind any lessons | learned from previous relation-_ ships because if you carry a sensitivity or fear with you, you — won't be acting freely and you won't let yourself be really known.” Ambition: To get married and : have children with Stan and to live my life to the fullest extent. Pet Peeves: Puffy eyes, Leg warmers on pants; Friday night © cheering practice; M. D.’s ner- vous habits; Lack of sleep, Ore.3 ange hair, L and K in English 7 5g ae: Peer aren) ae ¥ aia aie Aa ick at ery me os oe ro ie tt s ee ee re ba class; Tight wads, Office Train- ing lst period; Typing speeds. Activities: French Club 2, 3, French Exchange Program, Cheerleading 4. — “a ae q i 5, Diane Marie Petrillo “Di’’ “Dee” Quote: ‘The Rocky road be- fore you now may lead you to a _ rainbow.” Ambition: To keep laughing with Theresa D.”’ Pete Peeves: Donuts; Re- search papers; Elaine’s sing- ing; C. H.; Katie's TARDINESS Activities: Spring track 1; soft- ball 2; Tennis 3, 4; Student council 2, 3 (treasurer 4), Stu- dent Advisory Council 4; Prom Committee, CSF Paintings. Carol Ann Pietro “Kate” Quote: ‘‘You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true.” Ambition: To be successful, ‘ ey Lynn Plante married to Robby, and live a long happy life together. Pet Peeves: Waiting; Early mornings, School attendance, Needing money. Activities: Hall walking 1, 2, 3, 4 Lynn Plante Quote: ‘‘To dream of the per- son you would like to be is waste of the person you are!” Ambition: ‘‘To stop Theresa from dating dirt;’’ ‘‘To Help Brenda put out the fire,’’ “‘To save the french fries.”’ (to ac- complish all | wish to accom- plish without ever having to re- gret my decisions.) Pet Peeves: ‘‘Cops with Bleach”; 1.B.T.C.; A certain “untotaled’’ camaro; MEN in Christopher Porrazzo leather coats; ‘‘See ya later’; Busy signals; ‘AH MAN” (Hav- ing only 24 Hours in a day.) Activities: Drill team 1, 2; Band 3, (Assistant Treasurer 3). Kevin Sean Powers “Party” “Yogi’’ ‘’Power’’ Quote: ‘Strive to obtain the goals that now seem to far to reach.” Ambition: Finding a radio sta- tion playing Billy Squier; Being rude and having my friends get in trouble for it. Pet Peeves: My friends listen- ing to the STONES for hours; Time wasted in BIO. Il; Leaving people behind. Activities: Basketball 1, Cross Country 2, 3. 46 Stephen Prevett Marlene Rabinovitz Stephen James Prevett “Zippy” Quote: ‘I’m just a man and | am what! am. Nobody will ever change my ways.”’ Pet Peeves: E.P.’s Duster; Ru- mors, ‘‘Tee Hees’’; Attendance Policy Tracy Vern Purrier “Trae, Froggie, Louise”’ Quote: ‘Don't tease me like that-never say never’’ Ambition: To go to California and make the best of whatever | do Pet Peeves: E.M.; RJK; Toys; Preppies; Cold mornings; Get- ting up early just to go to school Activities: Softball 2, Hiking 2 Deborah L. Quinlan DOr Quote: ‘You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true’”’ Ambition: To get what | want! Pet Peeves: Bugeyes of A.C.; Miss Wood's bad jokes; People who don't smile, K.D saying ‘‘I got my new sneakers.’’ Activities: Yearbook staff, “Spain 88’ Marlene R. Rabinovitz “Marl” ‘‘Marloo”’ “'‘DP3”’ SRY Quote: ‘‘What’s too painful to remember we simply choose to forget. So it’s the laughter we will remember, whenever we remember.”’ Ambition: To become a nurse and to someday cure the world of fatal diseases Pet Peeves: Monday mornings; Waking up; Burger King and McDonald dates; Feet; Jealou- sy; Waiting for J.E; Staying home on Sat. nights; Disap- pointment; Waiting Activities: Stage Crew (West- side Story) 2;(Damn Yankees) Tracy Purrier Andrea Rideout 3; Spring Musical 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 4; Ski Club 4; Initiation Rally 4; Medical Explorers Post 82, 4 Andrea Lynn Rideout “Andree” Quote: “Never tell a young person that anything cannot be done. God may have been waiting for centuries for some- body ignorant enough of the impossible to do that very thing” Ambition: To be happy and successful with a career of cosmetology Pet Peeves: Liars, Cliques, Smoke in the bathrooms, Top lockers w Orlando for 4 yrs; Mrs. M’s gift, Being short Joseph Martin Roche “Joe ” Quote: ‘‘To live my life in my own way; to reach for the goals | have set for myself; To be the Deborah Quinlan Joseph Roche — me that | want to be-that is success.” Ambition: To get a glimpse be- yond this illusion, and to reach beyond the limitations that man has set before me. Pet Peeves: Things that go crunch in the night; “‘Are you Gail's little brother?, ‘‘Get the raid’; Leeches; Fakes, Ru- mors, C.C’s townies catheters Activites: Band drumline 1, 2, 3, 4 (band president 4); Year- | book 2; Spain 4; CSF window painting 3; Pep band 3, 4; Newspaper 2 Bob Sacramona “(SAC)” Quote: ‘‘Ours is not to reason why; ours is but to do or die.” Pet Peeves: Flat tires; Cold rooms; Organization; Mocdy people; Litter; TYPING!!!; Homework. Activities: Yearbook 1, 2, 3 (Editor 4); Trainer 1; 2, 3; Con- cert Choir 2, 3; Kimberley Rose Sankey “Kimmie, Kimba, Sank” Quote: ‘‘Farewell! I'm off, _ must leave all that-that | have loved so much. No more look- ing back; no more living in the past; yesterday is gone that’s a tact.” Ambition: To be happy; Make lots of friends: To dream the imposible dream; To reach the unreachable star! Pet Peeves: Tango, Spelling and reading; Petey’s short- cuts; Friends telling me what to do; Two-faced people; Diets Activities: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Tennis, Spring Track 2, 3; Winter Track 2; Prom commit- tee 3; Float committee 1, 2, 3, 4; CSF window Painting; P.P Football 4; ODT 1, 2, 3, 4. Douglas Sears Douglas Wayne Schulz Quote: ‘Born on a mountain, raised in a cave; partying and drinking are what | crave” Ambition: To succeed in life and do the best | can in what | do. Most Memorable: Graduation parties, Bomb scares; Getting bagged and getting away with it. Douglas Sears “Dougie”’ Ambition: To work at Don’s Country Kitchen Pet Peeves: Studies; Rainy days when | have to ride to work Deborah Jeanne Shaw “Debbie, Deb” Quote: ‘‘Let it be”’ Ambition: To live life the way it happens Deborah Shaw Pet Peeves: Flickoffs; O.A; Elaine’s Singing Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; PP Football 4; initi- ation Rally 4, O.D.T. Kevin P. Shaw “Kev” Quote: ‘‘Alter me, change me, cut me to your mold, Laugh at my ideas, make fun of what | love . . . No good at all. | still became myself in the face of ridiculo us, impossible odds- —became myself.” Pet Peeves: Toga parties that get broken up before 12:00; Mazda's with no brakes; Pin- head; Senior year without D.E. Ambition: To travel and enjoy life to the fullest; not to strive for excessive wealth, but for happiness Douglas Schulz 47 48 Charles Singleton | Kathleen S. Shepard “Kathy, Kath’ Quote: “Roses are red, voilets are blue, you are pretty, soam I Ambition: To travel around the world Pet peeves: Getting up in the morning; Rainy days; Argu- ments, Sprained ankles; Losing my purse; Homework; When no listens to me. Jeffrey M. Sherman “Sherm”’ Quote: ‘‘Our lives are like a rough draft; and we, as indivi- duals, are capable, of revising that rough draft into a final copy.’ Ambition: To oneday join a rock group that would change the course of American rock history Pet Peeves: Football injuries; Cold classrooms; Cold toilet seats; Third lunch; Writing samples; Car trouble Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Winter track 1, 2; Concert choir 3, 4; Drama 4; District Choir 4. Michelle D. Silvia “‘Moshell”’ Quote: ‘‘To each his own”’ “‘Do it Up!” Pet Peeves: Snobs, Mondays, Breaking up; Punk rockers; Ruining film Activities: Concert Choir 1, girls Choir 2 (Wareham); Con- cert choir 3; Basketball 2. Charles Kevin Singleton “Chuck” Quote: ‘Life is too short to let the days just slide by. You should go out and make the best of what you have. Pursue Jeffrey Sherman Lisa Slaney only what you want; if you don't make it, you have only yourself to blame.” Ambition: To be a very suc- cessful computer program- mer, and to lead a very wealthy life w the ones | love Activities: Track 1, 3; Yearbook 2 Pet peeves: Mr Friary’s gym class; Trig. lst per. everyday. Lisa Marie Slaney Liza, Lis” Quote: May god bless and keep you always; may your wishes all come true; may you always do for others and let other do for you.” Ambition: To be healthy and happy in whatever | do and to live happily everafter w that special person. Pet Peeves: Yellow lights; Mon- days, Goodbyes; Waiting for ‘ Michelle Silvia Kevin Sliney WW in. the cold: : Seeks smoke, Being $1000 dollars short; Lisa, Lisa, Lisa lisa Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; con- — cert choir 4; Hiking club 4 Prom committee 3; Initiation’ rally 4; D.Y. stage crew 3; Work study; Spanish club, ‘Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 2; CSF Window Painting 2 ay Kevin Timothy Sliney ae. Quote: “‘Good, better, best; never let it rest ‘till the good is better and the better best” — Ambition: Success and: rae : ness Pet Peeves: Noniays, Sui- cides, Clark University, D.P.’s, People with sticks, Losses; M.D.B - Activities: Football 1; Basket: a ball 1, 2, 3, cocapt. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3CoCapt 4; Model senate 3, Boys State 3, Prom Court 3, Yearbook 4. 20 pts an as James Sousa _ Joseph Te James S. Souza as — Souzaphone”’ “Quote: “Time is the most pre- Ki cious gift which you'll ever re- ceive... . Don’t spend it foolish- aly! reflecting on the past . ‘Ambition: To always be happy és and highly successful; To find the tank and put it back on the road Pet Peeves: Doubles with Ron; Old Colony; Pinky and the little computer room; Gossip; Ron's tests; Phony people; G.K.’s rules Activities: Football 1, 2, 3 (Tri- Captain 4); Baseball 1, 3; Bas- ketball 1 Brenda Louise Spears “Brenna D.P.1.”’ Quote: ‘| am not afraid of to- morrow, for | have seen yes- Brenda Spears Linda St. Jacques terday, and love today.” Ambition: To be successful in everything | do; To someday find Mr. Right; To keep on par- tying Pet Peeves: Busy signals; Deci- sions, Good-byes; N.A.; Picking up beaches on skip day; Get- ting caught in N.A. High School Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Span- ish Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Model Senate 3 Joseph Francis Spiezio “Speez”’ Quote: ‘If you marvel fish life; It's similiar to humans—Big ones eat up little ones.”’ Ambition: To become a great one; yet leave little ones alone Pet Peeves: Red lights; Any problems that stall me from becoming a great one. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ““Bumpy Linda St. Jacques Quote: ‘lf the sun refuses to shine, | would still be loving you; (to R.B.)”’ Ambition: To live my life to the fullest with Ronnie by my side Pet Peeves: Preps; Jocks; rood; Wooken fences; ’ Railroad ties; Fight- ing; Broken windshields Activities: Spring track 1; Damn Yankees Mark A. Steele Quote: ‘‘The sooner you fall behind the more time you have to catch up.” Ambition: To receive a good education, buy a home busi- ness and LIVE! Pet Peeves: Followers, Lead- ers; Apologizing; Radar Randy Spears Mark Steele Deporn Stewart Karen Sullivan Deborah Jane Stewart “Deb” Quote: ‘‘All that is gold does not glitter; not all who wander are lost.” Ambition: When | was a little girl | always wanted to be something that nobdy else ever was and now | am—me. Pet Peeves: Cold weather: Cold sheets; Rainy Mondays Jackye M. Stowe “Jax”, ‘“Jack-o”’ Quote: ‘Life is a river where the object is not to perfect your butterfly stroke, but to hang onto enough rocks in or- der to survive the current.”’ Ambition: To someday con- quer the current so that | may attempt the butterfly stroke. Jackye Stowe Michelle Tartufo Pet Peeve: My inability to sing; Guitarless 9 to 3's; Flick-offs; and APATHY Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1, 2; Running Club 3; Spring Track 1, 2, (Co- Capt. 3, 4); Vice Pres. of Class 2, 3; Nat'l Honor Society 3, (Pres. 4); Girl’s State Alternate 3; Spring musical 3, 4; Co-Edi- tor Tatler 4; Prom Committee 3 Susan Sturtevant “Sue” Quote: ‘‘It is difficult to soar on the back of a warm, soft eagle when you’re in the nude.” Ambitions: One day | wish to become a sucessful podiatrist. Pet Peeves: Boys calling at all hours, Getting drunk, Boys in- terested in only one thing—my mind. Karen Ann Sullivan Sully, K- Quote: ‘While it is well enough to leave footprints on the sands of time, it is even more important to make sure they point in a commendable direc- tion.”’ Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever | do, and to share my life with some- one special Pet Peeves: Cliques; Nothing to do; Being broke Activities: C.S.F. Window Paint- ing 3, 4 Michelle Lynn Tartufo “Tart”, “Shelley”’ Quote: ‘‘Dare to be happy- —don't shy away, reach out Susan Sturtevant Kenneth Tompkins and capture the joy of Today!””’ Ambition: To look at the day, féel the air, and see for myself, all is well. Pet Peeves: Brigg’s Nursery, “MHP”, DS's nummy-mums, Elaine's singing, People who smoke when | breathe; Se- crets, Research papers — Activities: Student Council 2, (Treasurer 3), (President 4); Basketball 1, 2, 3, (Captain 4); Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; -€SF Window Painting 2, 3, 4 Kenneth Michael aa “Ken” Quote: more powerful than a thou- sand realities and if you are strong enough. . | “A single dream is” George Turner Jonathan Van Vliet you can make them come true.” Ambition: To find the answers to my questions. Pet Peeves: Snobs, Needles, Liars, Seafood, and Good-byes Activities: Yearbook staff 3 Christoper John Valencia Quote: ‘‘When the outlook is bad don't give up, just keep on trying and maybe things will work out.” Ambition: To someday have my car on the road. Pet Peeves: Hypochondriacs, Wanting something you can’t have, Being called Chrissy. Activities: Winter track 2; Foot- ball 2; Powder puff cheerlead- ing 4; CSF window painting 4, James Varga Theresa Ann Van Tassell Quote: ‘Live each day to the fullest without letting it slip away by worrying about to- morrow.”’ Amibition: Not to worry as much; to handle my problems without breaking out; To live a long, happy, healthy, and wealthy life. Pet Peeves: Heavy doors; The beast and his burden; The per- fectionist; K-9’s at C.P.; Get- ting caught w no where to sleep, Petey’s short cuts; Al - ways being tired; The boy me- chanic Eczema. Activities: Float committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom court 3, Home- coming court 4, Miss Cindy's School of Dance 2-12 Christopher Valencia Jonathan Peter VanVliet Quote: ‘‘No man is good enough to rule another man.” Ambition: To become a suc- cessful and wealthy engineer. Pet Peeve: Having to grow up and face the real world; Bench maintenance; Being shorted Activities: Football 1, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Baseball 2, Tennis 3,4 Marcella B. Viezaga Quote: ‘‘So we have learned many things and faced many problems, but life is still rush- ing and there is a lot more to know.” Ambition: To succeed in life and improve my English pro- nunciation and accent. Pet Peeve: Smoky bathrooms; Monday mornings; Confusion, ‘Good byes’’, Very tall people Marcella Viezaga 51 52 Antoinette Vicino Christine Ward Antoinette Vicino “Ton Quote: ‘Grant that | may not judge my neighbor until | have walked a mile in his shoes.”’ Ambition: To reach all my goals; To be happy and suc- cessful in whatever | choose to do. Pet Peeve: Donuts; Waiting; B period accounting; Decisions Activities: Band 1, 2; CSF Stu- dent Representative 3, 4; Prom Committee 3 Wendy Ann Wagner Bunny, Winnie, Pooh Bear Quote: ‘If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, its yours. If it doesn’t, it never was.”’ Ambition: To someday go to Edward Warren Spain and pursue my dreams. To help others and to be the best person | can be. Pet Peeves: Good-byes; Smok- ers; Fakes: H.D.; Mondays: Having pictures taken; People that don’t listen; People telling me how skinny | am; A.H., KH Ii. Activities: Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Har- moniques 3, 4; Stage Crew 3; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Lit- tle Hornet Nursery School 3; Christmas Spring Plays 2, 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 4; Initi- ation Rally 4; Lawrence Kenneth Wallace, Jr. Larry, Lar Quote: ‘lf one wants to be re- membered, one must leave an impression upon the world.” LKW Ambition: To finish what | start in the best possible way. Pet Peeves: Cry Babies; Fresh- men with bossy mouths; Jocks at parties; Working in the rain Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4 (Pep Band Leader 4); Stage Band 4 Christine H. Ward Wardy (Barb) Quote: ‘The trouble with trou- ble is that it starts out as fun!”’ Ambition: To make the best out of my life. Pet Peeves: Rain, Monday mornings, R.T., K.M.; Pinnas’ red eyes; Cliques; Snobs; Neg- ative attitudes Lawrence Wallace Daniel Webber Edward Richard Warren - Ed, Eddie Quote: ‘When in doubt, knock it over.’’ Grant Carincross Ambition: To become some- one that n o one else ever will become-me. Pet Peeves: Off the line; ‘‘Ed- weirdo’, Blackstone-Millvile; “Tubas'’; Polyester uniforms. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3; Band trip to Penn. 1; Canada 4; Spanish Club 3, 4 (pres.); Trip to Spain. Daniel Allen Webber Quote; ‘All| need is something to hold on to.” Ambition: To achieve my asso- ciates degree in landscaping and to someday own a nursery and landscaping Sek i, WR eae Debora Pay ie 4; William Weikel i BEA | h White business. Pet Peeves: Teachers; Bosses, _ Customers. ‘Activities: Winter Track 1, 2: oncert Choir 3, 4; Drama 3, Stephen Allen Westlund “Meanus”’ Quote: ‘| have one life to live and |'m going to live it up to the best | can. ’ Ambition: To become wealthy _and happy. Pet Peeves: Waking up; Busy signals, Waiting. Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Deborah A. White “Deb” Dawn Weiss Bridget Whittington Quote: ‘If you can't please yourself, you should please the people around you.” Ambition: To make the people around me happy. Pet Peeves: Phoney people, The sound of the alarm clock at °6:00..a,.m.: = Punks | Crowds, Cheap people, People who only think of themselves. Bridget Whittington Quote: ‘Be nice to people on your way up, because you'll meet them on your way down.”’ Ambition: To learn all | posso- bly can about what life has to offer. Pet Peeves: Cigarette smoke, People that are late, Liars, Us- ers, People that are mean to ® others. Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, (capt. 3, 4); Winter Track 1, 2; Track Club 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, (capt. 3,4); Class Sec. 2: Class Vice-Pres. 4; Student Council 3; Spanish Club Pres. 3; C.S.F window painting 2; Yearbook 3; Drill team 2; Initi- ation rally; Float committee 2, 3,4 Steven Allen Wieczorek “Ski'’, “Steve” Quote: ‘Don't give up until you drink from the silver cup and ride that highway in the sky.”’ Ambition: To answer every “why” Pet Peeves: Preppies; A.P. Me- chanics Activities: Football Math team 2, 3, 4 2 8A: Stephen Westlund Steven Wieczorek 54 Dawn Wilson Carmen Ambition: To live, love and be happy in California. Pet Peeves: Tired Parties; Dumper tired people; Cotton mouth; Jocks; Pinners; The tired “‘head’’ crowd; Rumors; Waiting. Stephanie Wolak Quote: “In the end, the strong will survive and the weak will fall by the wayside.’ Pet Peeves: Smelly dishrags; Chipped nail polish; Curfews; Chisels; So called “‘religion”’ Kimberley Marie Woodward “Kim” (Puff to HIM) Quote: ‘‘In our beautiful world we have the privilege of mak- ing our own. indestructable wishes and having our own hid- Ona Zarco Exchange Student Dawn Wilson “Dawny”’ Quote: ‘The trouble with trou- ble is it starts out with fun.” Stephanie Wolak den desires to soften the path on which we travel.” Ambition: To live my own life, making my own decisions, without anyone standing over me calling me illiterate. Pet Peeves: Jocks who think the world was created for them only . .; People who try to lay their hands on the taken ones. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3; Of- fice Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Caroling 3, 4; Drill Team 1, Col- or Guard 2, 3, 4- (Color Guard Captain 4) Natalie Ann Yaghoobian “Nat” Quote: ‘‘Your killin’ me!”’ Ambition: To become a profes- sional make-up artist and live it up. Pet Peeves: Ray S., Guys on an ego trip, McDonald’s, Smiles, Waiting, “‘No senior privi- leges.”’ Gina DiGiovanni some ment. Christine Yu Kwok-Ya Quote: ’'For all that has been: THANKS. For all that shall be: YES. Ambition: To acquire as many ‘quaint American customs” as | can during my stay here. Pet Peeves: Gossip rumors Activities: (M.H.S.) Concert Choir; Math Team; Year Book: (St. Mary's) School Choir 1, 2, 3; Debate Team 1, 2; Girl Guides 1, 2, 3 (Patrol Leader 2, 3; Quarter-Master 3); Science and Math Club 1, 2, 3 (Class Rep. 3); Library Prefect 2; Mu- sic Club 1, 2, 3; Subject Leader Karen Anne Yuscavitch Quote: ‘'l’ve got cat class and lve got cat style...” Ambition: To make it to Califor- ‘nia someday soon, and to one day be more th’'n just a pretty face to someone. Pet Peeves: ‘‘Where’s. the coop? ’; Plants; Studs; Intro- mission, ‘due io ‘Sp time, staff, interest, and ommitt- wet spacey ee ee owe Kimber Woodward Even though deadlines often limit the amount of time in which we can collect pictures and quotes; we did not want to leave out a last minute picture or pet peeve— never to be immortalized in these pages! Nor did we want to include ‘terribly cute’’ photo-not- available cartoon, drawing undue attention to those who did not chose to have a Jere Fait 4 ducing certain friend Dancing : -Belly-bi Naive. peopl e ers; gossip. Carmen cea ona ee Cecy Quote: “Be real, sincere, and an optimist’ | wish to be free and happy to be myself. not a what the others want you tO 4 be. my Memorable experience: | will never forget my exchange stu- — dent year at Massachusetts; my host family the Jardins, _ and all the friends that | met and made my stay une a ble. Nicholas Patrick DeMarco Quote: ‘This Bud's for youl GABBA GABBA HEY.” Ambition: To sing with the Ra- mone’s Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2 Crowd ollow- 4 Gina Maria DiGiovanni “Beana”’ Quote: ‘‘The only time people dislike gossip is when you gos- sip about them.” Ambition: To go as far as | can in life using my own abilities. Pet Peeves: Theresa itching her head; Deb’s finger sucking; Busy phones; Waiting; Elaine’s singing; ‘‘Flick offs’’; Skids; Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, (Co-Cap- tain 4); Softball 1, 2, (Tri-Cap- tain 3, 4); Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Christmas play 2, 3, 4. Brian James Dion Quote: ‘You are never given a wish without also being given the Power to make it come true. Unfortunately, you have to work for it.”’ Ambition: To be happy, suc- cessful and to impress myself Pet Peeves: Latin, Phonies, Bad Dungeon Masters, IGNO- RANCE Activities: Stylus 1 (Editor 2); Concert Choir 4; Spring play 3, 4; Christmas Concert 4; Dra- ma Club 3, 4 Cd Anatalie Yaghoobian Christine Yu Karen Yuscavitch Andy Durmis MEDI Quote ‘‘Love is in the heart, but memories are in the mind!’ Ambition: To live life to its ful- lest, and To throw the best hal- loween party this town has ever seen. Pet Peeves: Trees that jump out from nowhere; Exhaust systems; School lunches; AL; Mike; Cold classrooms; Home- work. Eric A. Fagerberg Ambition: To one day rule Mansfield and take the money and run. Dennis Hyde Ambition: To be a success at something innate. Pet Peeves: Things that break. Orlando L. Rivera “Bombo” Quote: ‘If the world should stop revolving, spinning slower than to stop, I'd spend the end with you.” Ambition: To live my life and fulfill my dreams to the MAX. Pet Peeves: Busy signals; Rainy nights when the car stalls; Cold and ‘wet toilet seats; Sandy Neck Activities: Baseball 2, 3, (Co- Captain 4); Baseball 1, 2, 4. James H. Woodward Quote: ‘‘Don't look behind you because you'll fall in the hole in A r mr ASA Sard This is not meant to be a record of those members of the _ et Peeves: All the trouble | nh get into with Mr. Kelly. class of ‘'83 who have graduated, only those with whom we spent years of schooling— old friends; new friends ‘with whom we have just become acquainted— those who 55 have remained and those who have left. THE MOST UNFORGETTABLE JiaeaKellyis Choir Band, Freshman year Kim Sankey’s pants falling down! Computer Science Mr. Perry’s threats Mr. Harsch’s quarter Freshman study hall in the library Mr. O'Connell's Algebra Visiting Spain I Concerts Pole Vaulting Girls’ Basketball lla toyed Special times with “Nothing much!” friends Mr. Rosen The Men’s Varsity- Faculty Basketball Game Freshman Initiation Rally manities’ festivals Bathroom passes | | ‘South Pacific’”’ Friday, 2:03 pm ‘““N”’ grades a y ae y 7Hlomework ockey’s winning | Only a moment; a moment of strength, or romance, of glamour—of youth! . . . a flick of sunshine upon a strange shore, the time to remember, the time for a sigh and— good bye!—Night—Goodbye .. .! -Joseph Conrad e, the class of 1983 gratefully acknowledge the and guidance of Mrs. Diane Jackson, our advisor. She has shared in our drive to be- 1 mature and successful class. She stayed rough unsuccessful fundraisers and in- omecoming parades. She shared the court selection and graduation. laters lare MU Late(-1a-3e-1ale lala Lece s would not have become the he is an effervescent woman kacts with wholehearted en- tment. Bridgett, Karen, e priviledge of working and have enjoyed her attitude. paking these past always remain , President Best Looking: Susan Antosca Frank Allen Most Likely to Jill Fiore Succeed: Sean Nolan © 10227 iveliest | Steve Lastan Kathy Devlin John Foley Susan Sturtevant Mark Eagan Theresa VantTassell tthiver John J] Cullivan, Theresa @ DeGirolamo LC Kevin Murphy Gina DiGiovanni Longacre Natalie Yaghoobian Meat Deper.dathe Elaine Conroy 7] e AN ae Aghtingale, PLAYBIL Chris} Gray Michele Silviag Steve Westlund Sherry Kamprath¥ Nicest r, Ginger Mac- Barbara Minucci Beth Beaton Powers, Debbie Jeff Sherman Michele Nistal 64 = ® a re} o = re o a) Kevin Sliney Cindy Kay o 2 aS op) © 2 Bel mat ESS . sa Chris Moran, President; Stephanie Campbell, Vice- -President; Michelle Antaya, Secretary; Micheile Tib- betts, Treasurer; Mrs. Ann Jackson, Advisor Chazz of oY The 1982-83 school year was a busy and profitable one for our class. A successful magazine drive kicked off the fund-raising efforts for the class in September; followed by a likewise 'o) e) dh t-]e)(-mer-] ale hVaela -l alm) (o) c-1 00] 81-10 Shortly after February vacation work began with committee meet- ings for the Junior Prom Senior Re- ception which culminated in a tre- mendously successful May 27 ex- travaganza at the Sheraton-Mans- field. Nearly 300 M.H.S. students and friends enjoyed the festivities of the evening marked by the tradition- al crowning of the King and Queen and the election of 12 Junior class members to the court. 1. Julie Andres 2. Sandra Beaupre 3. Rosemary Bray 4. Stephanie Campbell oa sf] 4 of] @- Im @t-] ae(-)| Fe) 6. Yvette Carl 7. Michele Chagnon 8. Melissa Constantine 9. Kimberly Cook 10. Jennifer Cox pW a BYo) d- -1 am 1a =1- e(0) 8) 12. Maria DiGiovanni 13. Lisa Doherty 1S [-t-1 0 DMO) ato) i alo) 15: Kim Farnsworth 16. Douglas Fitzgerlad 17. Lori Fournier 5. Joanne LaMarre 6. Jean Marie Lawrence 7. Brian Levine 8. Lynn Merrill Way Navel atom er- (-valiela 2. Bobby Hindman 3. Julie Jackman 4. Michael Kaleta 9. Mary Moothart 10. Karen Morrison 11. Kevin Munroe 12. Barry Perkins 13. Jennifer Phillips 14. Maureen Ruane 15. Robin Sears 16. Monica Sellmayer 17. Sheryl Simons eS ORB SARE BD 8. ERAGE Pi Le 3 DBO NRCC. een : iin ne o c sy 7) = fo) = 1 2 3. Brenda Thornton 4.M Ye) fe F-lal isa L helle Tibbetts IC 7) =] ge (Ee o £ = © oO Te) Cc ® £as 5° ie o n= So @ 2.0 oid £m Oo (Sia ey a) WN 0 71 It started out with just a few students, but grew to enor- mous proportions... and Mr. Dunn in a_ Pied-Piper-like fashion would: lead _ willing participants through the an- nals of sports history and ‘trivia’. You call this trivia?! . With millions of facts at his fingertips, Mr. Dunn would devize these mind-boglers while hanging up his coat on Fridays. And over the months, the competition grew hot and heavy, our own Mr. Rosa challenging John Myer for the lead. But John prevaled in the end, receiving the coveted ‘‘Granny Award.”’ Few know the true meaning of the title, still fewer, the | contents of the box, present- ed on June 10 in a breath- taking ceremony. Mr. Dunn has a great deal of first-hand knowledge about oo) dali oY=} 1-1 of] | WN @ANYA=¥-1 6°) ar] ale} lo¥-}3).¢-9 4 0)-]] a @ Mo Z-¥-1 6) FSS coach of the Mansfield High School team and a sports en- thusiast, himself. The class of 1985 takes pride in everything it does. Along with our ‘Participation in school functions, our class also provides out- } €-JaTo]la}2M-10] 0) ole] am col mndal-e-}aal(-elocm el golsie-laale-lalem z-laloll merle aleal ale ty events. In the past year, we have grown and matured to become a proud and intelligent group of people. The future is Ours, and we are going to make the best of it. The class of ’85 is on its way! Danielle LaMarre, President Pamela Celine Wills, Vice-president Leah Baldini, Secretary Christine Sarro, Treasurer Mr. Daniel O'Connell Ne WiKel a 74 sO -Nalat-m @lU] aal-1¢ 11. Diane Curry 12. Mike Dorothy 13. MaryEllen Dudek 4. Diane Barbarisi 5. Carrie Buck 6. Laura Lyn Butt PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 1. Cyndie Akell 2. Nicole Audet 3. Robin Bailey 7. Sue Collins tsa V IL ¢=¥ OX 0) a) Loy a} sol DY-WY = @Lofo) 14. 15. 16. t7. Christina Eastman Donna Finlayson Tracy Gange li d=Xo Mm e{-Yo) ¢2i-) bam =] 0) Yn Clo) (oko) a=] alvolg 2. Eric Hayes 3. Beth Haynor 4. Karen Hill 5. Linc Holske 6. Missy Ivory 7. Karen Jackimowicz 8. Sharon Johnson som BY-Tal (=) (=m Wal Flag 10. MaryEllen Long 11. Michelle Longacre 12. Joan McGrail 13. Christina Miller ‘ ; Pn : 14. Laurie Morgan co z Photo Not 15. Tricia Naismith i. ie ‘ : 16. Jayne Nordbeck a | . = Available 17. Sandy Norton 18. Mary Nolan Iho A! a¥-Ta(-1a1-an OM Blo} alay- ] YAOMe Nell OMY F-lI(-)1 75 5. Denise Prevett 6. Kara Porfido 7. Dina Reache 8. Thersea Rigo 13. Laura Schofield 14. Brenda Schulz 15. Mike Silva 16. Mike Smith 1. Nancy Page . Amy Paine . Gina Pedly . Tricia Perr WN 9. Vidalia Salgadinho 0m @F-1 d-)ast- ace) pO ad asta) 12. Bill Savilonis 17. Dave Smith 18. Allison Smith 19. Patty Souza YAO MES) a¥-1a0) ges) 1a -¥-151-) 1. Deidre Sturtevant 2. Leanne Tegan am BY) (WS -1 4. Sharon Tibetts 5. Joe Unger 6. Keith Vargas 7. Peter Vaz 8. Lisa Videtto 9. Jennifer Wade 10. Ellen Waible 11. Laura Weir 12. Dexter Whittington bc am BY) 0) 0) (=m | | (x=) 14. Pam Wills 15. Craig Wilson 77 f SCHO OL HOUSE 7 . Casey Brown . Benjamin Cahill . Jessica Crickard . Tracey Currier . Karyn Fienberg . Sarah Gomes . Ryan Gray . Jason Johnson . Erica Larner 10. Beth Lerch 11. Janet Lerch 12. Lacey and Ashley Lestan 13. Patrick McEttrick 14. Michael Moore 15. Devon Moran 16. Jeffrey Murray 17. Danielle Norris 18. Shawn Peterson 19. Kevin Royale 20. Logan Thurber 21. Heather Waldron 22. Ericka Wambolt ... to the members of the Child Growth and Devel- opment classes these faces are as unforgettable and dear as any other member of this high school OMONAAKRWNHHE ae . he Cer? berretz CCesz of 6 The class of '86 came in last fall with the usual anxieties and concerns, but it wasn’t long be- fore they made their presence felt with their Ya dal bi-Jr-}} (om oy-] adel] oy-) deal alm dal- a mle) aal-vore) gal iays events. The sale of chocolate bunnies at Easter brought a healthy first deposit into the fresh- man coffers. After a terrific beginning, the freshman look forward to a successful high Toi alole) er-] a1] Chris Holske, President; Ann Marie Antosca, Vice-President; Chris DeMarco, Secretary; Darryl Cullivan, Treasurer; Mr. James Perry, Xe Wie) 4 6. James Baltzell 7. Dawn Benoit rs 3m DY-1 oll sie) @ a=} 1S Fae oo [0] a Oxo) 0) oY 1a lal 14. Karen Cotton 15. Amy Cottrell 16. Wendy Cowans 17. Tina Crisp 18. Tiffany Cummings 5. Dawn Bailey | 1. Leslie Agostino 2. Cathy Allan 3. Kathy Anzalone 4. Andrea Askew 9. Kathy Bray sO eld sfavy-4l(-1¢-) 11. Nancy Carl 12. Melissa Clemmy 82 1. Michelle Currier 2. Paul Deegan Pavel calelan’am BY=1 F-1 gore) 4. Kelli Fienberg 5. Wendy Fitzgerald 6. Buzz Flanagan 7. Julie Folan 8. Kelly Formhalls om Vi [Kel aY= (=¥m ae) a ali= ya 10. Kim Gilanti 11. Pamela Giles 12. Daniel Hetorilla 13. Chris Howard 14. Andrea Hutcheson 15. Paul Jackson 5. Jackie Lawrence (oom) KoY=)i(-¥ =) F-Yod al 101g 7. Lynn Lewis 8. Pat McGrail 13. Jennifer Pedley 14. Chris Peloquin 15. Sue Penelateri 16. Ida Petrella 1. Cheryl Kay 2. Jodi Keyworth 3. Betty-Lou Kinkade 4. Sue Larsen 9. Mike Morrison 10. Kathy Mygan “11. Melissa Naismith 12. Nancy Pearl 17. Steve Ransom 18. Patty Reagan 19. Tia Restango 7A0)am BY oy alat-West- 'F-) (a1 83 1. Jim Scott . Brian Sears . Michael Sheaff . Paula Silva WN 5. Sharon Smith 6. Pam McNeil 7. MaryAnn Somino 8. Brenda St. Hilare 9. Dawn Teague IO Mmnsy-e-]am K-alelehan 11. Carolyn Turk 12. Sue Vanacore 13. Amanda Vizedome 14. Phil Wall 15. Kim Wallace 16. Tracy Watchins 17. Jonn Wethington 86 GRADE 11 Michele Antaya Marie Bacchiocchi Theresa Black Lisa Cottuli Mo) dia mele laali-le Robert Hindman Colleen Kaleta Michael Kaleta Christopher Moran PN ahdalolahyamvale(-1a00 Patricia Volpe Deidre Whelan GRADE 10 Leah Baldini Kathleen Beaton Ss] gale (om st-1- ere) DY Wile im DY- V=18] oxo) at Tammy Doyle Wo) alammerete) dia Or-ldo) aamela-lalcn Stephanie Holske MaryEllen Long John Meyer Nary Nolan Amy Paine Susan Parsons Caren Sarro Nathan Sweetser Ifola¥-I=) am Mavoyaalessyolal Clare Tighe Stephen Tupaj Lisa Videtto Ellen Waible Pamela Wills Craig Wilson GRADE 9 (Olaldi-ico)e)al-law. ger] ae Laura Cassidy Amy Cottrell DY Wile BY= Ci@-lalex= PNahdate)anvam BI=1 Fe] aero Scott Fiore Michael Foley Pamela Giles Julie Lindquist Siarelam ies David Mueller Jennifer Pedley Christopher Peloquin DYF-Yal=mesyiaavoyal rNaat-lalel-Mavar4-xololan fli Wi, athe buck wwopz hererk To you, the graduates of 1983, | offer.my sincere best wishes for a very successful future. | hope your years in the Mansfield School-System have been academically challenging and filled with pleasant memories. Joanne Begley, Chairperson l-r: Mrs. Joann Lincoln S. Hol Mr. Robert V. Barbarisi Superintendent of Schools Dear Members of the Class of 1983 On behalf of the School Committee and Central Office Staff, | extend Congratulations and Best Wishes. We trust that years in the Mansfield Public Schools have prepared you well. May you enjoy every success. We wish you a future that is happy and productive. We are proud of the graduating class of 1983. Good Luck, Graduates ! Dr. John J. Gorman Assistant Superintendent Mr. William De Stefano _ Assistant-Superintendent Improvement in living style of a society starts with the rela- tionship of one individual to another. The character com- mittment and attention to omissions, as well as commis- sions will determine the strength and direction of soci- ety. The class of ’83 has a great opportunity. Good luck! Ms. Heather Champigny Director of Pupil Personnel Services ‘Too laugh often and much; to win respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to earn the appre- ciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better; whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded.’ -Harry Emerson Fosdick Etnand A. OfK Principal Dear Members of the Class of 1983 Having attained your high school diploma, you are ro) oo] Uh am Cole 9) go ex-X-Yo mm Col- lato} dal-1¢ phase of your life. Hopefully, idal=ma (=s410) aloe (-¥-] gal = omr-]alo mm dal) knowledge acquired at Mansfield High School will serve as a foundation for your future success. As the years pass and you recall your days at Mansfield High School, | hope those memories will all be pleas- - lal @ To the Class of 1983 Since this is my seventeenth at Mansfield High School, | cer- tainly have seen changes take place; in curriculum, attitude, morality, and ethics. Success comes to those who can adapt to change, as long as they al- ways keep in their minds and hearts the basic tenets of hon- esty, truthfulness and personal integrity. You must make these committ- ments! ‘. . . let it begin with me.” Assistant Principal 7. Mary Carbonetti Foreign Language -on sebatical- 8. Lucille Cargill Art 9. Al Ciri School Psychologist 10. Diane Cloutier Librarian 11. Barbara Davenport Business Office 12. Tony Day Special Education 1. Edward Albertini Guidance, Department Chairman 2. Harry Anderson English, Department Chairman 3. Henry Bachand Industrial Arts 4. Brain Barnes Math Department Chairman 5. Michael Brandenburg English 6. Donna Butler Instructional Aide ‘Music is the universal language of mankind: building bridges of un- derstanding between individuals, groups, and nations! MUSIC IS BASIC... AND IS FOR EVERYONE.” E. Rosen “In the five years that I've taught at MHS, I’ve got- ten great satisfaction in dealing with the students who have attended MHS. Most have proven to be considerate and responsi- ble young adults, and I've enjoyed my relationship with them. ’ £. Miller ACW VE. 4A CAUCKMOKNH The faculty, staff, and administration were asked how education, teaching, schools, the educational process, in general, and Mansfield High School, specifically. have changed, or how teaching (‘administrat- ing’) has changed you. We are grateful to those teachers who took the time to respond; offer the insight of their experiences and the perspective of their own personalities, both public and private .. . aS appreciative as we feel to those who not only teach from their knowledge and education, but from the heart (and soul), giving us a glimpse of the kind of adults we are struggling to be- come—and how that adult responds to and accomodates the world and its chang- ing values and priorities. 1. Betty Dubuc 2. John Dunn 3. Helen Eastman Instructional Aide Special Education 4. Jean Esposito Math 5. David Farinella Guidance 6. Roberta Fiore English 7. Daniel Fitzgerald Guidance Work Experience Coordinator 8. Brian Friary Physical Education Secretary, Science Assistant Department Chairman Superintendent 9. Douglas George Industrial Arts 10. Leslie Gildersleeve Foreign Language 11. RoseAnna Glasier Business “One of the greatest plea- sures of my life is observ- ing how many of my stu- dents have become ma- ture, confident, capable human beings. Although the credit is theirs, | hope that | have helped along the way. C. Stewart 12. Al Goetz Industrial Arts 13. Gayle Hall Foreign Language 14. Edwin Harsch Science 15. Christine Higgins Secretary Superintendent 16. Robert Hunter English 17. Anne Jackson Foreign Language “The most recent devel- opments in high school education; such as com- puter training and work- study programs for stu- dents show a greater sen- sitivity to the demands of the outside world; there- fore, the young people are receiving a _ better preparation for ‘real life’’ outside the school walls.’’ C. Stewart 18. Diane Jackson Foreign Language, Department Chairperson 19. Antoinette Johnson Foreign Language 20. Linda Keene Special Education l-r: Doris Gaudreau, Diane Pennalltore, Angie Brown, Lorraine Pasccuci, Sue Guerrini, Eleanor Lombardi, Rita Sanders; Cafeteria Staff 21. Gerard Kelley Social Studies, Athletic Director “The curriculum in most schools today is so varied that every students has an opportunity to select courses that will appeal to his her interests. “Hands-on” experiences are an integral part of the classroom curriculum giv- ing the student a chance to perform a task, which years ago he could only see being done through pictures in a book. EDU- CATION TODAY IS A MUCH MORE STIMULAT- ING EXPERIENCE.” H. Eastman 12. Chery! Metters Math 13. Noreen McKay Secretary, Pupil Personnel Services 14. Daniel Miller Social Studies 1. George Kelly Social Studies 2. Sandra Levine Physical Education 3. Eleanor Leveroni English 4. Annette Liljegen Science 5. Josephine Lodico Secretary High School Office 6. Robert Luongo Head Custodian “Our Industrial Arts has tried to present to our students information that will be of benefit to them during a lifetime, whether it be vocational or leisure- time oriented. Through the areas of: wood, metal, 7. Jackie Maciel Science 8. Mary Beth Maitoza English 9. Hazel Marvelle Instructional Aide Special Education 10. Gretchen Maurer- Travers Home Economics 11. Robert Mello Custodian “Teaching has made me more aware of the individ- ual differences among people.” anonymous technical drawing, electri- cal, and graphic arts, we hope that this goal has been fulfilled. May all of your hours be filled with joy and satisfaction of a job well done.”’ R. Young 15. Peter Miller Social Studies 16. Ernest Miller Physical Education 17. Anthony Modica Social Studies Remedial Reading 18. Marge Nelson Secretary, Guidance 19. Joyce Niemi English “In the past, teachers were able to learn one system and go to an- other. Due to the eco- nomic climate, most teachers stay in their pre- sent school system. There are good and bad points to this ‘‘new wave”’ in education.” anonymous “Teachers are more ac- cessible to students .. . respect for teachers is no longer a given, but must be earned.”’ anonymous 1:30 - YS The MHS School Store is a ven- ture undertaken by the Student Council. Its aim is to provide ma- terials for the students at a con- venient location. The store can provide materials necessary for school needs, as well as a large inventory of sweatshirts, hats, tube socks, t-shirts, books etc. Snacks such as nutrition bars, life savers, potato chips and cookies are also available. In addition to students, the School Store is available to all parents and teachers. The store is open between 7:30 and 7:45 am every day to facilitate the needs of everyone. The store is staffed by members of the Stu- dent Council and is very strongly supported by its advisor, Mrs. Wills. The student Council wel- comes everyone to visit and sup- port its school store 97 98 1. Dan O'Connell Math 2. Alicia O'Malley Schoo! Nurse 3. Patricia O’Toole- Greenburg IEP Coordinator 4. Nicholas Pacella Science 5. Richard Palanza Social Studies 6. Nancy Parsons Instructional Aide Special Needs 7. James Perry Science 8. Diane Picciandra Special Education 9. Joan Proulx Business Department Chairperson “Perhaps the most valu- able result of all education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not; it is the first lesson that ought to be learned; and however ear- ly a man’s training begins, it is probably the last les- son that he learns thor- oughly.”’ T. Huxley WW Al Peterson, Ben Abernathy, Night Custodians 1. Eric Rosen Music 2. Deanne Ross Special Education 3. Karen Shurtleff Business 4. Patricia Sirakides Business 5. Gary Smith Industrial Arts “Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis.”’ (Times change and we change with them too) “The order is Rapidly fadin’ And the first one now Will later be last For the times they are a-changin’.”’ -B. Dylan - “High School is closer to the core of the American _ experience than anything else | can think of.” K. Vonnegut, Jr. _6. Caryl Stewart Home Economics 7. Maureen Thorpe Special Education The age of computer technology is becoming more clearly de- fined. Consequently, teachers in several disciplines have started to focus their attention on how computers may be used in a variety of ways to assist in the process of education. Here in Mansfield, a new direction has been fostered with the purchase of several micro-computers (Apple II's) and the time sharing termi- nals which access a large IBM mainframe computer in Canton. 8. Anthony Tiatorio Social Studies Department Chairperson 9. Allan E. Tompson Math More specifically in Mansfield High School, we have greatly ex- panded our computer capabilities from the former PDP-8 E mini “Education . . . has pro- computer system which has been used for eight years. duced a vast population able to read but unable to distinguish what is worth reading. With the acquisition of two Apple II micro-computers and three time share terminals, a new room has been established in which all computers are now accessible to students and faculty throughout the school day as well as after school hours. Due in part to additional hardware, we have started to expand our course offerings to include programming courses in FORTRAM, COBOL, and PASCAL. We have taken a small but vital step in establishing a unified and comprehensive program in the field of computers at MHS. G. Trevelyan “Education has for its ob- ject the formation of character.” H. Spencer 100 . Barbara Trombley Music 2. Jean Vaz Secretary, High School Office 3. Joan Visconti Business Office 4. Doris Webb English 5. Ellen Westlund Math 6. Pat Williams Speech and Language 7. Celine B. Wills Business 8. Pamela Wood Science 9. Richard Young Industrial Arts Department Chairperson 10. Giselle Zangari Math Lzle tler2,clz Although faces may change, the Little Hor- net Nursery School has become one of the traditions of Mansfield High School. Under the direction of Mrs. Gretchen Maurer- Travers, the nursery school has been in op- eration for nine years. There are two sessions with about twenty Mansfield children attending each session. The pre-school lab class develops a curricu- lum and staffs the nursery school from Oc- tober through May. The Introductory Child Development Class works in the nursery school, as well, for about ten weeks. Lessons and activities are designed to pro- mote fine and gross motor control, social skills, and intellectual, physical and emotion- al development in the children, in addition to helping the MHS student become more aware of issues and concerns pertaining to all Human Growth and Development. Spain storcossedo Talk About Changes . Rice an interview with Mrs. Johnson The exchange trip to Spain that the Spanish department took was not only the first for many students but also for Mrs. John- son. The trip consisted of stops to Madrid and Barcelona. How- ever the majority of the trip was spent in Cataluna. Spanish Exchange Spain more than met Mrs. John- son's expectations. The cities were quite modern and the countryside more beautiful than she imagined. The atmosphere is more relaxed and slower than in America. The day starts later, beginning at 9:00 a.m. and ending at 12:00 p.m. Lang ; oi ur ‘ ee Peers ded aie Mrs. Johnson also had a high opinion of the schools. They vis- ited the ‘“‘Instituto Pere Vives Vich. ’ The students there were less disciplined but not reckless. The relationship between stu- dents and teachers is more re- laxed and friendly. Everyone is on a first name basis. The stu- dents have an open campus, as well. One thing she noticed was that the Spanish kids were less self- conscious than the American counterparts. They were more social and tended to travel in groups more than in couples as is usual here. taken from an article written for the Tatler by Meslissa Con- stantine Spanish Club The Spanish Club consists of students who are taking Spanish and would like to take part in some additional cultural Spanish experiences. The members hold food sales and have visited a Spanish res- taurant. They participate in Foreign Lan- guage Week, as well as going to plays ex- hibits, and museums. from L. to R.; Seated: Jennifer Pedley, Tracey Heeks, Jennifer Cox; Standing: Cindy Akell, Marie Bacchiocchi, Debbie Booras, Lori Soldani, Gina Ped- ley, Ed Warren, Jeanne Donofrio, Mrs. Johnson, Ad- visor. | was sleeping and dreaming that life was happiness | awoke and saw that life was service. | served and saw _ that service was happiness. R. Tagora l-r: Muriel Damon, Valerie Cligny, Ma- rie Pierre Chanlair, Sylvie Demouget, Carol Doudet, FRENCH CLUB l-r: sitting; Rose Bray, Clare Tighe, Ms. Gildersleeve, Mary Ellen Long, Lisa Videtto; standing: Diane Simoni, Lisa Soldani, Ellen Waible, Laura Schofield, Jeanette McKinley, Sue Parsons, Christine Fournier, Cheryl Moody, Merri Tracey Christelle Plet, Ma- rie Christine Houdre, Thierry Plumey, group leader tie agi 1983 N.H.S. (top) l-r, front: Michelle Tartufo, Jackye Stowe, Debbie Doyle, John Cullivan, Kelly McCor- mack; .standing: Theresa De- Girolamo, Beth Beaton, Mau- reen Kaleta, Patricia Back- man, Russell Negus, Jill Fiore, Shelley McGown, Jeanne Jardin, Linda Crowley New Inductee's l-r, front: Gary Moran, Chris Moran, Tony Videtto, Colleen Kaleta, Marie Bacciotti standing: Kevin Monroe, Robert Morrison, Lori Four- nier, Michelle Anatya, Chris- tine Yu (Missing: Michelle Tib- bitts) 107 108 (-r) Mrs. Joyce Niemi, Advisor Chery! Tobin Tom Demers, Editor Tracy Heeks MaryEllen Dudek Bridget Whittington (Missing) ometlang [or Nothing Waiting for the winds of change to sweep the clouds away. Waiting for the rainbow’s end to cast its gold your way. The countless ways you pass the days, Waiting for someone to call and turn your world around. Looking for the answers to the questions You have found. Looking for an open door. You can’t get something for nothing You don’t get freedom for free. You won't get wise with sleep still in your eyes. No matter what your dream might be What you own is your own kingdom. What you do is your own glory. What you love is your own power. What you live is your own way. J. Baltzell This poem was taken from the 1983 Stylus, consist- ing of original prose, poetry, and art from Mansfield High School students. It was printed by the Graphic Arts Department, with many thanks to Mr. Bachand. Original Art: Dana Muise eynning. The students had pen and friendly .. . and at- q in a way students had not at first appearance in my pre- raching assignments. | thought ould like to get to know more of And | knew alot about yearbook ‘Gm ‘22 os ything;’’ and of those who mistook Credits: | pe RR their own enthusiasm and presence for Photography: PF) Be ZX (: responsibility and maturity. Craig Morris, US Gi Ey Rudolf-Craig Studios vas og, Ae: sp Unfortunately those people have left a Art: Dana Muise oe far stronger impression than those Chris Gray EB? A afl , helped when asked, typed (the Robert R.N. Ross i} Meee, “AY: tt} Senior Section): Michelle LaMarre, Josten Consultant: UU, OA WA Elaine Conroy, Elizabeth Heins, Laurie Norvel Garnett, Ber AY Clark, Meda Connors, Jayne Nordbeck, Cindy Kay, Irene Grady, Kelly McCor- mack, Jeanne Jardin, Chris Yu, Debbie Quinlan, Karen Doucette, Mark Eagan . .. and there were others. The class of 83 owes much to their efforts. Mrs. Deanne Ross, Se fii’ Advisor Fale BE F � LE EEE Cre Sppoce Ee ee punts, 1 nobody came... design of color section and advertisements Advisor: Deanne E. B. Ross, Student Council is the organization that represents the whole student body. The Council runs Homecoming: Spirit Week, the Homecoming Rally, the Crowning of the Queen and Court, the parade of the class floats; all the festivities of which end with the Homecoming Dance. Council members take pride in their school and listen to the ideas and concerns of fellow students. The Council raises money for scholarships given to Seniors and participates in other worthwhile projects throughout the year. The Council organized and Alcohol Awareness program as a member of Students Against Drunken Driving (SADD) during prom and Senior Week. As a member of SEMASC (Southeastern Massachusetts Association of Student Councils) two Council members represented Mansfield at the State Convention in Hyannis. Student Council members are: (Kneeling, -r): K. Travers, President, M. Tartufo, M. LaMarre, S. Kamprath. (Standing, -r): J. Keyworth, Advisor Mrs. Metters, (Treasurer) D. Petrillo, C. Bouchard, S. Coggeshall, C. Fournier, M. Eagan, R. Smith, R. Beaton, L. Videtto, N. Yaghoobian, M. Dubeau, J. Folan, A. Currier, M. Ethier. Members not appearing in the picture are: R. Brooks, A. Chingris, Vice- President T. DeGirolamo, K. Devlin, L. Marvelle, B. Minucci, K. Sankey, L. Four- nier, Secretary D. Main, J. Philips, J. Todesco, P. Fiore, D. Maniscalco, M. McCann, S. Parsons, M. Tradiff, L. Brugliera, L. Colella, P. Martin, S. Nolan, M. Sheaff. FRIENDS DONT LET FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK Despite having a mediocre year, the Math Team man- aged to stay in contention for first place—last meet of the year found our team ina 3 point deficit for first place. The team, however, put in a superb effort to upset top- seated Sharon High School to secure first place in the league for the second year running. Top scorers this year were Sophomore Steve Tupaj and Seniors Christine Yu Russ Negus, Co-Captain, Patty Bachman, and John LeLa- cheur, Co-Captain. tb blub On April 14, 15 Mansfield High School hosted the Model Senate. The Model Senate is a group of students from the surronding Hockomock schools who meet once a year to practice being a senator. Mansfield senators Barry Perkins and Matt Grif- fin proposed a bill in which high school students are given an equivalency test before graduating. This would help minimize illiteracy amoung high school students. The test would be made up of basic skills. Other bills debated included one about seat belts in automobiles. In order to pass car inspections every automobile must have seat belts in good working condition. If not there would be a $200.00 fine. “It was fun working with the Model Senate’’, said John Elliott. “| enjoyed arguing with people about different bills.’’ His favorite bill was the industrial tax reform bill. On the last day of the Model Senate the students gathered in the Auditorioum to debate and de- termine which bills would become laws. The purpose of the Model Senate is to allow students to experience Democracy in action. As, such, it was a big success. MODEL SENATE MEMBERS: Gary Moran Matt McEvoy Jim Veglas John Elliot Brenda Gray Jim Puleo Chris Moran Barry Perkins Anthony Videtto Brian Levine Bob Peavey Matt Griffin se Under the direction of Eric Rosen, and with the help of instructors; Kathy Kerrins, Karen ulger, Debbie Demers, Peter Conti, Neil Smith, and Karen LeBlanc, this year was extreme- Ay good for the MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL HORNET BAND AND COLOR GUARD. It actually began in August, 82 at Band Camp, where they all spent five days from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. learning new field show and competiti drills. September through December was hectic for all involved. There were half-time shows for the football games, as well as competitions—sometimes immediately following the half-time. Sundays started at 8:30 a.m. with practice, then more competition or and sometimes both. __ oO Won many trophies during thé ach member received so mu h more; respect for themselves nted; and not just for their perfromance on the field but for nd even more important—new friends were made. _ The Band and Color Guard work and dedication d the school they repr representing all their hard During the winter there were still practices, concerts and still more practices. Then came the highlight of the year; an exchange trip in April to the A.Y. Jackson Secondary School in Toronto, Canada. It was a great learning experience to exchange ideas and compare cultural expectations with kids just like themselves living in a somewhat different ‘‘world.”’ It was hard to leave the new friendships. At least ther: s the excitement of looking forward hich was spent visiting local a ion during the day and at parties, their host families and performing at an exchange concert here at ‘good-byes’’ were even harder, for these were good friends who may group dinners with Yi its: “What a wonderful year it has been! It � ,was a year whe and you heard, ‘Look here comes Mansfield, arent they ter fe showed an enormous amount of pride in made us the proudest group of Band Parents paint Ae Atti iN Music opens the window to the soul. Concert Choir shares their souls with each other and experiences communication and love.”’ The Concert Choir is an organiza- tion of singers who perform inside and outside the Mansfield School System on various occasions throughout the year. Hopeful members must audition to be- come part of this special group under the direction of Ms. Bar- bara E. Trombley. The school year began with prep- arations for the choir’s busiest season, Christmas. Preparations include not only organizing and learning the Christmas songs to be performed, but rehearsing the Annual Christmas Play, cast from the Choir. In December the Choir performed for audiences in var- ious locations; Robinson School, The Catholic Women's Club. In February, the Choir performed at the Scholastic Arts Awards Ceremony in Fanueil Hall, Boston. Preparations for the Annual Spring Frolic were then begun cul- minating in the May 14 perfor- mance. And finally, the 1982- 1983 Concert Choir sang togeth- er for the last time at the Fare- well-to-Seniors Banquet Con- cert; but this time for themselves and for the special friendships which were formed and nurtured through the year. This year’s Concert Choir Officers were: Chris Gray, Beth Beaton, Mark Eagen, Stephanie Campbell, Dan Webber, Kristin Darwell, and Brenda Gray. eRe BS Te Oe Gee ee BG! me FALL SPORTS BANQUET | Football | lst Varsity Letters: Joseph DeGirolamo Joseph DuBeau Matthew McEvoy | Barry Perkins Ronald Sankey Jay Sparrow Fred Moriarty Scott Button _ Michael DeShaies 2nd Varsity Letters: | Ray Smith | John Dillon Matt Griffin Paul Salerno Ralph Bellavance Bob Brunelle Mark Buchanan John Cullivan Jim Hindman Roger Karter Brain Kelley Joe Kelly David Longacre Tom Mercier Kevin Nordberg Jeff Sherman Jim Souza Joe Spiezio Awards: Matthew O’Leary Sportsmanship Award John Cullivan coomeon Mike Julian Award (Most Improved) 6 Tom Mercier Nick Rossi Award (Most Valuable) Ron Sankey lst Jr-Varsity Letters: Francis Broderick Fred George Chris Lindley Paul Murray Joe Unger Field Hockey ff S (2820-81-82 Robert Travers Sotthall - | i -B2 2nd Jr-Varsity Letters: Spring Track | o Bradd Belasco Basketball 9-80-81-82-85 Tom Connor Robert MacQueen Lee Morrison Cariag Wilson Kevin Bellavance John Elliott Bill Ferguson Robert Hindman Jim Maragnano Darryle Murray Robert Saquet Anthony Videtto Freshman Letters: Arthur Brown John Brunelle Chuck Coffey Daryl Cullivan Chris DelSanto Pat Dillion John Griffin Greg Hewes Paul Jackson Sean Jenness Tony Jodice Damon Neth Stephen Nolan Jim Nordberg Dean O'Connor Joe Phillips Steve Ransom David Rapoza Frank Reynolds Tom Saquet Brian Sears Scott Sherman Bryan Smith Matt Tighe Phil Wall David Wallace Chris Ward Keith Wood Rob Barrows Fran O'Neil Ida Petrella Allison Muise Wendy Barnes lst Varsity Letters: Tom Graney Mike Kaleta Bob Peavey Mike Petrella Martine DuBeau Laura Schofield Dina Reach 2nd Varsity Letters: Nathan Sweetser Mike Leary Mary Nolan 3rd Varsity Letters: Bridget Whittington 4th Varsity Letters: Debbie Doyle Awards: Paul Jackson John Griffin Damon Neth Steve Nolan James Nordberg Dean O'Connor Jefffrey Puleo Matthew Tighe Philip Wall Paul Murray 2nd Subvarsity Letters: Tom Connor Tyrone Forbes Tim Moran Richard Palanza Girls Basketball lst Varsity Letters: Ellen Waible Julie Jackman Joanne LaMarre Most Dedicated: Mike Kaleta at Malate Most Improved: Laura Scholfield y Field Hockey aye Most Valuable: Bob Peavey MALES 2 eae) Varsity Letters: Elaine Conroy Annette Nightingale Joanne LaMarre Bridget Whittington Golf. Danan Loving Debbie Shaw 3rd Varsity Letters: Chris Sarro Subvarsity Letters: Lori Fournier Theresa DeGirolamo Jim Devlin Gina DiGiovanni Danielle LaMarre Jim Jardin Michelle LaMarre Michelle LaMarre Mike Silva Michelle Tartufo Dana Loving Varsity Letters: 4th V arsity Letters: Gina DiGiovanni Peter Gordon Theresa DeGirolamo Kathy Devlin Mike Farinella Awards. Jackye Stowe Linc Holske Sixth Player: Michelle LaMarre Julie Andres Tim Moran Most Valuable: Gina DeGiovanni Lori Fournier Rich Palanza All-Hockomock League: Theresa Debbie Shaw Chris Veglas DeGirolamo Judy Todesco Tony Cicchetti Gina DiGiovanni Subvarsity Letters: Jeanne Jardin Tracy Goulet Steve Westlund Cheryl Kay Awards: Chris Peloquin Most Improved: Chris Veglas Diana Shaw Most Valuable: Linc Holske Diane Simoni WINTER SPORTS BANQUET Sie Boys Basketball Tracy Gange lst Varsity Letters: Faith Gonsalves Charles Coffey Stephanie Holske Michael Anzalone Donna Molchanow Chris Moran Jane Nordbeck Hector Rivera Clare Tighe Ronald Sankey Merrie Tracy Robert Hindman Ellen Waible Kevin Kelley Lisa Berteletti Paul Salerno Renee Hutcheon Athony Videtto Julie Jackman 2nd Varsity Letters: 2nd Subvarsity Letters: Kevin Murphy Alicia O,Malley James Hindman Sue Parsons ne aby raat! rlando Rivera Leanne Tegan ee: Cross Country Sixth Player: Ronald Sankey Subvarsity Letters: Most Valuable Player: Kevin Bryan Grenon Murphy Joe Dognazzi Subvarsity Letters: Dan Rose Daryl Cullivan An Unfailing Competitive Spirit, Despite A Disappointing Season FOUTBAL Sept 18 Sept 25 Oct 2 Oct 9 Oct 16 Oct 23 Oct 30 Nov 6 Nov 13 Nov 25 1982 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Varsity Hanover Stoughton King Philip Franklin Canton Concord-Carlisle Oliver Ames N. Attleboro Sharon Foxboro OTBALLFOO TRALLFOU TBALL FOO a se Se. el ee Junior-Varsity Sept 20 Hanover Sept 27 Stoughton Oct 4 King Philip Oct 11 Franklin Oct 18 Canton Nov 1 Oliver Ames Nov 8 N. Attleboro Nov 15 Sharon Nov 20 Foxboro BALLFOO With a record of 3 wins and 7 coaching staff, the Hornets losses, it would appear as never lost their love for the though new head coach, Mr. game of football. They went George Kelly and his varsity into each game as though a football squad had a disap- championship were riding on it. pointing season; but this was In that respect, Mansfield did certainly not the case. The have a very successful season Green Machine proved to be a competitive foe throughout the A final note: four members of season and came within a_ the Hornet Squad were named touchdown of victory in three _ to the area All-Star team. They games. Although the team re- were Senior, tri-captains Kevin mained competitive, losing can Nordberg, John Cullivan, and be a harsh reality and it can Juniors Ray Smith and Ron often bring out the worst in a Sankey, who was also voted se (cam. However, as Mansfield the team’s most valuable play- mig was led by a inspirational er. | Coaching Staff: James Todd, Paul Ferrara, Albert Costa, Head Coach George Kelly, Ronald Reardon Varsity Football Team: (Front Row, l-r): Coach Donald Byron, Head Coach George Kelly, Jeffrey Sher- man, David Longacre, Joseph Spiezo, Ralph Bellavance, Kevin Nordberg, John Cullivan, James Souza, Steven Wieczorek, Joseph Kelly, Mark Buchanan, Kenneth Parsons, Christopher Valencia, and Coach James Todd. (2nd Row, I-r): Coach Ronald Reardon, James Hindman, Robert Brunelle, Daniel Moreshead, Roger Karter, Robert Cormier, Thomas Mercier, Joseph MacFarland, George Turner, Jona- than Van Vliet, Marino Lauricella, Franklyn Allen Stephen Murray, Ste- ven Lestan, Coach Paul Ferrara. (3rd Row, I-r): Brain Kelley, Robert MacQueen, Kyle Hunt, James Pu- leo, Robert Saquet, Joseph Dubeau, James Maragnano, Barry Perkings, Darryle Murray, Robert Hindman, Gregg Hunt, Frederick George, Manager Frederick Moriarty, Coach Albert Costa. (4th Row, I-r) Christo- pher Lindley, Michael Dorothy, Anthony Videtto, Raymond Smith, Matthew McEvoy, Joseph DeGiro- lamo, Ronald Sankey, Kevin Bella- vance, William Ferguson, Craig Wil- son, Francis Broderick, David Cook, Student Trainer John Dillon, Trainer Richard Tarantino. (5th Row, I-r): James Askew, John Elliott, Sean Gallagher, Thomas Connor, Robert Travers, Joseph Unger, Lee Morri- son, Jay Sparrow, Bardd Belasco, Paul Murray, Mark Grieve, Student Trainer Paul Salerno, Student Train- er Robert Sacramona Freshman Football: (Front Row, I-r): Philip Wall, Sean Jenness, Matthew Tighe, Scott Sherman, Daryl! Culli- van, Frank Reynolds, Brain Sears, Chris Delsanto, Stephen Nolan, Jo- seph Philips. (2nd Row, |-r): Coach James Todd, Michael Washburn, Christopher Ward, Bryan Smith, Dean O'Connor, David Rapoza, James Nordberg, John Brunelle, Charles Coffey, Thomas Saquet, He ad Coach Albert Costa. (3rd Row, I-r): Christopher Kelly, Paul Jackson, Tony Jodice, Patrick Dil- lon, Nicholas Delsanto, Damon Neth, Russell Rapoza, David Wal- lace, Steven Ransom. 121 1982 FIELD HOCKEY SCHEDULE Sept 14 Sept 16 Sept 20 Sept 22 Sept 24 Sept 27 Sept 28 Sept 30 Stoughton Sharon Foxboro Franklin Norton Norton Canton King Philip Oct 4 Oct 6 Oct 8 Oct i2 Oct 14 Oct 18 Oct 22 Oct 25 Oct 27 Oct 29 N. Attleboro Oliver Ames Stoughton Sharon Foxboro Franklin Canton King Philip N. Attleboro Oliver Ames _seevensonnesgnninoomnnean nee Great Team Play—2nd In League The 1982 Girls Field Hockey team posted a 17-2-1 record, finishing second in the Hockomock League. The team also advanced to the second round of the Eastern Massachusetts tournament with a victory over Old Rochester. Much can be credited to the team's long association with each other—many of these girls have played together as a team throughout their high school career—and the excellent coaching and training, Laurie Hill and Leda Levine. Gina DiGiovanni, Theresa DeGirolamo, and Michelle LaMarre were selected to the Hockomock All-Star Team; Most Valuable Player was awarded to Theresa DeGirolamo; Most Improved Player to Kathy Devlin; and a special team award was presented to Gina DiGiovanni. Varsity Field Hockey Team: (Kneeling, I-r): Dana Loving, Jackye Stowe, Deborah Shaw, Captain Annette Night- ingale, Captain Theresa De- Girolamo, Michelle LaMarre, Elaine Conroy. (Standing, |- r): Coach Laurie Hill, Lisa Bertelletti, Judy Todesco, Ju- lie Andres, Kathleen Devling, Lori Fournier, Joanne La- Marre, Head Coach Leda Le- vine Junior Varsity Field Hockey Team: (Kneeling, I-r): Faith Gonslaves, Paula Fiore, Susan Parsons, Leanne Tegan, Christine Sarro, Alicia O'Malley, Stephanie Holske, Danielle LaMarre, Clare Tighe. (Standing, I-r): Diane Shaw, Donna Molchano, Jane Nordbeck, Chris Peloquin, Ellen Waible, Meredith Tracey, Tracy Gange, Cheryl Kay, Diane Simoni, Tra- cey Goulet h - aie PS, , ‘Sag’ - ’ a3 e. . en 2 i o . ee Fr Cross-Country Great Way To Keep In Shape Cross-Country is a good way to keep in shape states Coach Dan Miller who thoroughly enjoyed his postion. This is his second year coaching and sees much improvement in his runners, some of whom have been members of the Cross-Country team three or more years. Laura Schofield was presented with the Most Improved Runner award; Bob Peavey, Bridget Whittington, The Most Valuable Runner; and Mike Ka- leta, The Most Dedication Runner. SS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY YY) MY § hy X= COUNTRY 1982 CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Oct 16 Catholic Memorial Invitational Sept 14 Oliver Ames Oct 19 Sharon Sept 21 Canton Oct 25 Foxboro Sept 24 Norton Oct 29 King Philip Sept 27 Stoughton Nov 2 League Championship Oct 1 Norton Nov 4 South Shore Principals’ Oct 6 N. Attleboro Meet Det is Franklin Nov 6 Mass State Track Coaches’ Meet 1982-1983 BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Stunning Victory Over ; ‘ Dec 14 Bridgewater-Raynham Jan14 WN. Attleboro Sharon Highlight Of Season Dec 17. Hopkinton Jan 18 Oliver Ames Dec 20 Stoughton Jan 21 Stoughton For Young Team Dec 22 Sharon Jan 25 Sharon Dec 23 Hopkinton Jan 28 Foxboro Dec 27 Foxboro Feb 1 Franklin Dec 29 Franklin Feb 8 Canton Jan 4 Bridgewater-Raynham Feb 11_ King Philip Jan 7 Canton Feb 15 N. Attleboro Jan 11 King Philip Feb 18 Oliver Ames Wilisiilis This year’s varsity basket- ball team was a very young group. The team started slowly but by midseason had established itself as one of the most competitive teams in the Hockomock League. The highlight of the season was the stunning upset of first place Sharon. With the graduation of sen- Bi iors Orlando Rivera, Jim Hindman, and high scorer Kevin Murphy, the next year’s team will be relying on the core of young players who gained valuable exper- ience this year. Hector Rivera, Ron Sankey, Mike Anzalone, and Chuck Coffey played very impor- tant roles this year in the team’s improvement. .LBASHE TRAIL! BASHETBALL BASHET x { BALL Varsity Basketball Team: (Front Row, I-r): Bob Hindman, Hector Ri- vera, Orland Rivera, Captain Ron Sankey. (Back Row, I-r): Coach Bryon, Kevin Murphy, Chuck Cof- fey, Jim Hindman, Tyrone Forbes, Mike Anzalone, Rich Palanza Junior Varsity Basketball Team: (Front Row, I-r) John Griffin, Paul Jackson, Tim Moran, Thom Connor, Jim Nordberg, Matt Tighe, Darryl Cullivan. (Back Row, I-r): Steve No- lan, Dean O'Connor, Phil Wall, Paul Murray, Tyrone Forbes, Chuck Cof- fey, Rich Palanza, Jeff Puleo 127 Girls Season Sweep Finishes Them 2nd In League 1982-1983 GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec 14 Tournament Jan 14 N. Attleboro Dec 18 Tournament Jan 18 Oliver Ames Dec 20 Stoughton Jan 21 Stoughton Dec 22 Sharon Jan 25 Sharon Dec 23 Norton Jan 28 Foxboro Dec 27 Foxboro Feb 1 Franklin Dec 29 Franklin Feb 8 Canton Dec 31 Norton Feb 11 King Philip Jan 7 Canton Feb 15 N. Attleboro Jan 11 King Philip Feb 18 Oliver Ames Ransfiels di qnafield l The girls’ basketball team posted one of the best seasons ever. Coached by Leda Levine, many of these girls had been together playing basketball for the three years of their high school career. The team finished the season with an exceptional 16-4 record, second in the league. The hornets, unfortunately however, lost to Oliver Ames in the first round of plays in the State Tournement. Gina DiGiovanni and 1ed to the A Hockomock League team. Gina was also selected as the tear most valuable player, while Michelle LaMarre was given the. player award. © , - rr ALL BASHETBALLBASHETBALLBASHETBALLE ‘ . Mlansfiets Mansfielh 2 @ Manstield 2 ce ol Ganalipih 22 Varsity Basketball Tear: (Kneeling, I-r): Julie Jackman, Michelee Tar- tufo, Captain Gina DiGiovanni, The- resa DeGirolamo. (Standing, |-r): Joanne LaMarre, Judy Todesco, Elaine Conroy, Debbie Shaw, Cap- tain Michelle LaMarre, Coach Leda Levine Junior-Varsity Basketball Team: (Kneeling, I-r): Karen Jackamoitz, Tracey Goulet, Claire Tighe, Katie Petrillo, Chris Sarro, Jody Keyworth. (Standing, |-r): Manager Ellen Waible, Diane Simmoni, Dan- ielle LaMarre, Chris Peloquin, Julie Folan, Pam McNeal, Julie Lindquist, Andrea Pas, Martine Dubeau, Man- ager Donna Mulchano, (Missing) Coach Laurie Hill 129 LL Apr 7 Taunton May 4 N. Attleboro Apr 9 Norton May 6 Oliver Ames Apr 15 Foxboro May 9 Foxboro Apr 19 Canton May 11 Canton Apr 22 Stoughton May 13. Stoughton Apr 23. Taunton May 16 Franklin 6 Apr 25 Franklin May 20 — Sharon Apr 29 Sharon May 23 King Philip Mansfield Hands Norton, Apr 30 Norton May 24 _N. Attleboro May 2 _ King Philip May 27 Oliver Ames The Division Champions, Two Of Their Three Losses The 1983 Varsity Baseball two of those losses were at Team proved to be very the hands of the Mansfield competitive in aleague that team. produced two State Fina- lists. | The Most Valuable Player, Kevin Sliney finished the The highlights of the year year batting .386 and lead- were the two wins over the ing the team in every offen- Norton team by scores of 5 sive category, while making - 3 and 12 - 3. Norton, by the All-Hockomock Baseball the way was ranked first in team, as did Orlando Riv- Division 3, finishing 17 - 3; iera, batting a .353. | AL-SASFBE_LBASESAI-_BASEBALLBASEBAL { MST ip, :¥ fy i Varsity Baseball Team: (Seated, |-r): Manager Chris Holske, Scott Austin, Kevin Murphy, Stephen Westlund, Ke- vin Sliney, John Cullivan, Dan Hum- phreys, Steve Murray. (Standing, |-r): Coach Ernie Miller, Tony Videtto, Joe Kelly, Bill O’Brien, Ron Sankey, Jeff | Downs, Chris Winslow. Junior Varsity Baseball Team: (Kneel- ing, [-r): Jimmy Devlin, Todd Austin, Jim Nordberg, Dean O'Connor, Steve Sharpe, Matt Tighe. (Standing, |-r): Coach Bill Nordberg, Norman Pelletier, Bill Turner, Chris Coffey, Paul Murray, Brain Barry, Mark Flynn, David Cook. SUF TBALL Team With Great Potential Doesn’t Keep Scorekeeper Busy Apr 13 Apr 15 Apr 19 Apr 22 Apr 25 Apr 29 May 2 May 4 1983 VARSITY SOFTBALL Bellingham Foxboro Canton Stoughton Franklin Sharon King Philip N. Attleboro May 6 May 9 May 11 May 13 May 16 May 20 May 23 May 25 May 27 Oliver Ames Foxboro Canton Stoughton Franklin Sharon King Philip N. Attleboro Oliver Ames Although Mr. Russell had a great team to coach this season, Donna, our scorekeeper didn't have too many hits or errors to re- cord. The captains Annette, Gina, and The- resa were as awesome as they had been all year in the other sports in which they had participated. Debbie, Paula, Michelle, and Dana showed off their versatility when they had to switch positions when Dana injured her finger. Julie J. improved over the season and should be a real threat next year. � Although this was an unsatisfying season, on . Next years team will be fabulous with this fF - ae }year’s subvarsity record of 13-2. ace — aLLSOFTBALL SUFTBALLSOFTBALLSORTBALL® — Varsity Softball Team: (Kneeling, I-r): Theresa DeGirolamo, Debbie Shaw, Annette Nightingale, Gina Digiovanni, Stephanie Cam pbell. (Standing, I-r): Julie Lackman, Julie Andres, Dana Loving, Paula McPhee, Michelle Tartufo, Florence Botti, Kris Sarro. Girls Track Team Shows Tremdous Strength, And Much Promise For Next ACHTRACH TRAC The Girls Track Team showed tremendous strength this year posting a winning season. Coaches Ron Reardon and Ed Buckley expertly lead and trained the team through all the spring practices and the scheduled meets. Superior performance were supplied by Coleen Ka- leta and Maureen Kaleta, both setting new school records in their events. Most-Valuable-Player was awarded to Bridgett Whittington, while the Most- Dedicated-Player was awarded to Jackye Stowe. Team's Captains Bridgett Whittington, Debbie Doyle, and Cindy Kay help to give the team the enthusiasm they needed for the successful season they enjoyed. cae ae Ce Pe hy Girls Spring Track: (Front Row, I-r): Cap- tain Debbie Doyle, Captain Bridgett Whint- ington, Patty Bachman, Captain Cindy Kay, Captain Jackye Stowe, Maureen Ka- lete. (2nd Row, I-r): Coach Buckley, -Lori Fournier, Joanne LaMarre, Jean Law- rence, Didi Whelan, Mary Landon, Eilleen Gibbs, Christin Darwell, Lisa Bertiletti, Col- leen Kaleta, Michelle McCann, Caoch Reardon. (3rd Row, I-r): Debbie Main, Mealine Barratt, Wendy Barnes, Karen Lo- vely, Glaire Tighe, Jane Nordbeck, Merrie Tracey, Lisa Videtto, Mary Nolan, Irene G , Dina Reach, Laura Schofield, Man- «Lang (4th Row, I-r): Cheryl Moody ckie Lawrence, Sue Ploof, Donn ae Kelly Fineberg, Paula Silvia, Lo ePBPRcugiieria, Lynn Lewis, Martine DeBea ‘Nplate ids’ Lori Collela- } : BACK BOYS AND GIRLS SPRING TRACK Rory fjaunton May 14 Invitational Me April Stoughton = =.= = May i4 HockomockFr in Apr 20 OliverAmes Ma y 17 King Philip | Boys Spring Track Apr 23. Kelly-Muscato Relays May 21 _ Principals’ Me Team Looks Apr 26 Franklin | May 23. Hockomock Apr 30 State Couches Relays May 24 Hockomock Forward Io A 4. May 2. Canton May 25 Hockomock Better Season May 5 Sharon May 28 Boys State ¢ ay 10 Foxboro May 30 Girls State @ss Next Year May N. Attleboro June 4 All State Meet AACHTRACHTRACHTRACHTRACH Even though the track team finished with a 4 - 5 record this year, next year holds much promise as most boys will be back next spring. The weight team, though young, shows much future potential. Keith Wood of particular note. Tom Mer- cier, David Longacre, and Dan More- shead were strong in the sprinting events, while Joe Dubeau broke a_ school record for distance. N leta and Craig Wilson shoul recognized for turning in g formances this spring. Spring Track Team: (Kneeling Front, |- _r): Joe Dubeau, Bob Peavey, Brian Kel- ley, Dan Moreshead, Captain David Longacre, Captain Tom Mercier, Ken Parsons, Mark Buchanan, Jim Pulleo, Tom Demers, Bill Ferguson, Todd Me- - han. (Kneeling 2nd Row, I-r): Brain Fo- ley, Pat O'Donnell, Mike Kaleta, Hector Rivera, Doug Fitzgerald, Matt Dion, Brain Levine, Mark Thompson, Mike Petrella, Joe Unger, Tom Connor, Dan Rose, Nate Sweetser, Leo Huott, Rob- bie Boger. (Standing, I-r): Coach George Kelly, Coach Brain Friary, Rob Saquet, Darryle Murray, Steve Nolan, Tom Saquet, Craig Wilson, Arthur Brownelle, Brian Grennon, Joe Philips, Joe Dognazzi, Brian Guerrini, Paul Jackson, Mike Farinella, Kurt Gullens, Tom Huott, Steve Ranson, Chris De- Marco, Keith Wood, John Wethington, David Rapoza, Dave Smith, Joe Toto. Boys Tennis Team Has Winning Season 1983 BOYS TENNIS Apr 15 Foxboro May 9 Foxboro Apr 19 Canton May 11 Canton Apr 22 Stoughton May 13. Stoughton Apr 25 Franklin May 16 Franklin Apr 29 Sharon May 20 Sharon May 2 __ King Philip May 23 King Philip May 4_ N. Attleboro May 25_ N. Attleboro May 6 Oliver Ames May 27 Oliver Ames NNISTENNISTENNIS TEN 138 masa eed 38 aetna, welt a y ry successful year finishing te season with 10 wins and 8 OSSeS. Playing in the singles spot were Co-Captains Bob Morrison, Chris Moran, and Scott Fiore; while the doubles teams were made up of Co-Captain Jon VanVliet, Fran O'Neill, Tom Graney, Steve Tu- pay, and Dave Davenport. | Boys Tennis Team: (Front Row, I-r): Scott Fiore, Chris Moran, Chris Zan- kel, Mike Washburn, (Back Row, I-r): Coach Dan Etter, Co-Captain Bob Morrison, Fran O'Neill, Co-Captain Jon VanVliet, Tom Graney, Steve Tupaj, Dave Davenport 139 Girls Post Winning Season With Many Strong Players WENN EHEN NEE NEE eee SES Qa . IGG ERG . —UU iv™'=- 1983 GIRLS TENNIS Apr 15 Foxboro May 9 Foxboro Apr 19 Canton May 11 Canton Apr 22 — Stoughton May 13 Stoughton Apr 25 Franklin May 16 Franklin Apr 29° Sharon May 20 Sharon May 2 _ King Philip May 23 King Philip May 4 N. Attleboro May 25 N. Attleboro May 6 Oliver Ames May 27 Oliver Ames oN . NNIS TENNISTENNISTENNIS TENNISTENNISTENN Tennis Team: (Standing, |I-r): Coach Diane Jackson, Sue Par- sons, Leah Baldini, Christine Fournier, Jennifer Philips, Shar- on Coggeshall, Joanne Parks, Patty Day, Diane Petrillo, Bar- bara Minucci. (In Front): Captain Michelle LaMarre 142 Girls Basketball lst Subvarsity Letters: Martine DuBeau Julie Folan Tracy Goulet Jodi Keyworth Julie Linquist Pam McNeil Andrea Pascucci Chris Peloquin Diane Simoni Karen Jackimowicz Donna Molchanow Lisa Berteletti 2ns Subvarsity Letters: Danielle LaMarre Susan Parsons Katie Petrillo Chris Sarro Clare Tighe Cheerleaders 2nd Varsity Letters: Nancy Carl Jenna Carr Michelle Goulet Michelle Nistal Ath Varsity Letters: Shelley Fasulo Caren Sarro Lisa Videtto Dottie D'Ambra Robin Brooks 5th Varsity Letters: Liz Crowley Janice Klobucher 6th Varsity Letters: Maria DiGiovanni SPRING SPORTS BANQUET Boys Track 1st Subvarsity Letters: Chris DeMarco Joseph Dognazzi Brian Grenon Brian Guerrini Mark Hume Thomas Huott Paul Jackson Joseph Phillips Thomas Saquet Joseph Toto Kurt Gullens Leo Huott David Smith William Ferguson Douglas Fitzgerald Patrick O'Donnell 2nd Subvarsity Letters: Robert Barrows Joseph Unger Brian Foley James Puleo lst Varsity Letters: Arthur Brownell Steven Nolan Steven Ransom David Rapoza John Wethington Keith Wood Thomas Connor Michael Farinella Daniel Rose Nathan Swettser Craig Wilson Matthew Griffin Brian Levine Darryle Murray Hector Rivera Robert Saquet Mark Thompson Brian Kelley Kenneth Parsons 2nd Varsity Letters: Matthew Dion Robert Peavey Todd Meehan Michael Petrella’ Mark Buchanan Daniel Moreshead 3rd Varsity Letters: Joseph DuBeau Thomas Mercier 4th Varsity Letters: David Longacre Awards: All-Hockomock League: Joseph DuBeau Most Dedicated: Joseph DuBeau Most Valuable: Thomas Mercier Girls Track lst Subvarsity Letters: Lori Colella Kelly Feinberg Tracy Goulet Jackie Lawrence Cheryl Moody Donna Savalonis Paula Silva Susan Ploof Melanie Barrett Jean Lawrence 2nd Subvarsity Letters: Irene Grady Karen Lovely Jane Nordbeck Kristen Darwell Debra Main lst Varsity Letters: Lori Brugliera Martine Dubeau Lynn Lewis Michelle McCann Ellen Waible 2nd Varsity Letters: Mary Ellen Long Mary Nolan Laura Schofield Clare Tighe Merrie Tracey Lisa Videtto Wendy Barnes Eileen Gibbs Colleen Kaleta Deidre Whelan Cindy Kay 3rd Varsity Letters: Lisa Bertelletti Lori Fournier Joanne LaMarre Mary Landon Chery! Reardon Patricia Bachman Tracy Davison 4th Varsity Letters: Debbie Doyle Maureen Kaleta Jackye Stowe Bridget Whittington Awards: All-Hockomock League: Maureen Kaleta Colleen Kaleta Tracy Davison Most Dedicated: Jackye Stowe Most Valuable: Bridget Whittington Girls Tennis lst Varsity Letter: Joanne Parks 2nd Varsity Letters: Leah Baldini Susan Parsons Sharon Coggeshall Patricia Day Christine Fournier Jennifer Phillips Diane Petrillo 3rd Varsity Letters Michelle LaMarre Barbara Minucci Awards: Most Valuable: Michelle LaMarre Most Improved: Diane Petrillo Boys Tennis lst Varsity Letters: Scott Fiore Michael Washburn David Davenport Steven Tupaj Chris Zankel Francis O'Neill 2nd Varsity Letter: Jonathan Van Vliet 3rd Varsity Letters: Thomas Graney Chris Moran 4th Varsity Letter: Robert Morrison Awards: Most Dedicated: Jonathan Van Vliet Most Valuable: Robert Morrison Softball lst Subvarsity Letters: Wendy Fitzgerald Julie Folan Cheryl Kay Jodie Keyworth Sue Larson Julie Lindquist Pam McNeil Chris Peloquin Laura-Lyn Butt Dianne Curry Tina DiCesare Paula Fiore Karen Hill Lisa Williamson 2nd Subvarsity Letters: Diane Barbarisi Tracey Gange Faith Gonsalv es Rae Haley Danielle LaMarre Katie Petrillo lst Varsity Letters: Donna Molchanow Chris Sarro Julie Andres Florence Botti 2nd Varsity Letters: Stephanie Campbell Julie Jackman Dana Loving 3rd Varsity Letters: Paula MacPhee Debbie Shaw Michelle Tartufo Ath Varsity Letters: Theresa DeGirolamo Gina DiGiovanni Annette Nightingale Awards: All-Hockomock League: Gina DiGiovanni Tenth Player: Annette Nightingale Most Valuable: Gina DiGiovanni Theresa DeGirolamo Baseball lst Subvarsity Letters: Chuck Coffey James Devlin James Nordberg Dean O'Connor Many apologies to the Golf Team of which there were no other pictures taken. Their efforts and successes should be acknowl- edged at this time. 1982 Golf Team: (Seated, I-r): Peter Gordon, Christopher Howard, Stephen Westlund, Jeanne Jardin, Anthony Cicchetti, Michellle McCann, Nicole Audet, Lisa Gingras, Coach John Farmer. (Standing, I-r): James Devlin, Michael Farinella, Timothy Moran, Christopher Veglas, Righard Palanza, James Jar- din, Lincoln Holske, Michael Silva Matthew Tighe David Cook Mark Flynn Norman Pelletier William Turner 2nd Subvarsity Letters: Todd Austin Brian Barry Paul Murray Steve Sharpe lst Varsity Letters: Patrick Dillon James Fournier Chris Holske Joseph DeGirolamo Jeffrey Downs Robert Hindman William O’Brien Ronald Sankey Anthony Videtto Chris Winslow Scott Austin Joseph Kelly Steven Murray 2nd Varsity Letters: John Cullivan Daniel Humphreys Kevin Murphy Kevin Nordberg Orlando Rivera Stephen Westlund 3rd Varsity Letter: Kevin Sliney Awards: All-Hockomock League: Kevin Sliney Orlando Rivera Tenth Player: Kevin Murphy Stephen Westlund Most Valuable: Kevin Sliney Le started in September of 79 as very nervous fresh- man marching into a crowded gym, under the fire of water pistols and teasing. Many of us rode tricycles, wore diapers and sung nursery rhymes. It was an experience that all of the members of the Class of 83 will always remember; as will the members of the Class of ’86—and we were the ones holding the water pistols this time. Fundraisers played a big part in the evolution of the class. We sold towels, maga- zines, football shirts. We served spaghetti and tossed salad. We learned that to support a class, you must work. Karen Dou- cette ‘Now | hear the music: Close my _ | can have it all; Now | am dancin’ eyes. | am rhythm. for my life. In a flash, it takes hold of my Take your passion; and make it heart. happen. What a feelin’ | can believe in. I’ve just come alive; Now I’m dan- cin’ right thru my life.”’ . Gs VA 4 Fea?” manitites is course which is foreign Oo many students and faculty. We study the past in order to understand the present and become more equiped to deal with the future. Humanities | studies Primitive Man, Egypt, Greece and the Middle Ages. Humanities II studies the Renaissance, the Salem Witch Hysteria, Nineteenth Century Nationalism and the Twentieth and the future. We also learn how to under- stand ourselves and each other; and how to work with others in todays so- ciety. Basically, Humanities is the study of ‘‘humans.”’ thmatrtied Mark Eagan The basketball game played between the girls’ varsity and the women. faculty was a Stellar per- formance on both sides. The women hustled up and down the court, set- ting up plays, stealing and shooting, but the varsity girls withstood the on- slaught in the cool, col- lected manner they had utilized all year; finally ‘“‘edging’’ out the faculty. Rescue squad: John Dil- lon, Matt Griffin, And Fred Moriarity jumped into the act when an “‘old age at- tack’’ was suffered by one of the women faculty at mid-court. The game be- tween the boys’ varsity and the male faculty can best by typified by the famous quote: ‘‘Winning isn’t everything; it’s the only thing.”’ There, how- ever was much fun, and anticipation is high for next year’s match. miner . When | received the call, | was proofreading your Ambitions, Pet Peeves, Quotes—the call that said there would be no school, not because of snow, though it was January; and it had just snowed heavily; but be- cause some “‘kids’’ had set fire to the school. My room was more heavily hit, because it was directly above the Industrial Arts Room. And when | went there the next day, the room was dark and smokey; there glass everywhere. All the pictures, copy, papers from the yearbook had been blown all over. Many of the pictures had gotten so hot that they were stuck to each other. The smokey smell of the fire will be there for a very long time. ... And so in the middle of read- ing about all your desires for wealth and an easy life, it struck me that here was one happening among many that spoke to the tenuousness of dreams and the wisdom of desiring happiness, friends, personal satisfaction of valuing intellectual curiousity and discovery, love, loyalty which exist within our own abili- ties; and less at the mercy of senseless acts and the fates. anihiez Studen?- facelly hazhethall @ hin Lye an om MAS AUDITORIUM As you all know this year’s spring musi- cal was South Pacific. But many of you do not know that rehearsals begin two months before you actually see the production. The actors are given scripts. From this point, they must de- velop their characters. It took time for Emile deBecque to acquire a french ac- _cent and for the professor to perfect his penetrating nasal voice. And in the “pfocess, a real closeness develops be- tween the members of the cast. ‘‘Be- cause.so much is put into this group effort, by the time the curtain opens for the first performance, we all feel like a family.” Mark Eagan se esage in as vated: Ye one ee Ce EOD AWARDS MANSFIELD LEGION AUXILIARY Daniel Webber Steven Wieszoriek Robert Morrison {4 LION’S CLUB MILDRED WHITMORE SCHOLARSHIP Bridgett Whittington Stephen Westlund MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIPS Lisa Marvelle Elaine Conroy Michelle Tartufo WALTER “‘BUD’”’ CORBETT. sie PAUL L. mulSsleIa Silsitass dim SCHOLARSHIP” BASEBALL SCHOLERSHIR — 1 Daniel Humphreys — MANSFIELD EMBLEM CLUB Lisa Marvelle Linda Crowley Lisa Slaney ; CIFIZENS”’ SCHOLARSHIP FO DATION OF MANSFIE fe SOCIAL CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS Patricia Bachman | lez C Michelle LaMarre Andrea Chringris University of Ma8Sachusetts (Apiherst) David Longacre Elaine Conroy _ Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Lisa Slaney Michelle Conti _ Berklee College of Music Sean Nolan Linda Crowley _ University of Massachusetts (Amherst) Linda Crowley Tracy Davison _ University of Cainectici™ Barbara Minucci Debra Doyle _ Syracuse University .” , Christopher Gray Carnegie-Mellon. university _ MASSACHUSETIS EDUCATORS ASSOC Brenda Gray _ Boston University _ Theresa Moore Cynthia Kay = —“ Curry College — — Kelly McCormack University of Massachusetts (Amherst) MANSFIELD NURSING ASSOCIATION Shelley McGown Boston College Gi reca eae Thomas Mercier University of Massachusetts (Amherst) ae i oe a Kevin Murphy Stonehill College Men Ge Sean Nolan University of Massachusetts (Amherst) Kevin Nordberg University of Massachusetts (Amherst) MANSFIELD GRANGE “Diane Petrillo Bridgewater State College { Marlene Rabinovitz University of Southeastern Massachusetts Joseph Roche Emerson College Brenda Spears Bridgewater State College Michelle Tartufo Boston College Lawrence Wallace East Coast Aero Technical School Steven Wieczorek University of Massachusetts STURDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SCHOLARSHIP FRED L. DOOLITTLE SCHOLARSHIP Debra Doyle Antoinette Vicino ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIPS CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUB Colleen Dillon Shelley McGown Brenda Gray Debra. Doyle Sean Nolan Christopher Gray George Turner os Excellence in Band .. oe CL MAUREEN KALETA Meee) CSN CHRISTINE YU Mee Al ee _ CHRISTOPHER. GRAY. DANA MUISE Excellence in Science: Biological Sciencgss Excel ence in Math Team Awards: New England Math League gag ae TURNER GARY. MORAN JEANNE JARDIN ve ae _ SHELLEY. McGOWN. Scholar Athiete: | eserve Award wee s+ «kee. s...... THERESA DeGIROLAMG, JOHN CULLIVAN Award eee... eee ee JORN-CULLIVAN, BRIDGETHWHITTINGTON ee 7 ies PO I 0 ner Graduation 7789S CHRISTINE MARIE ALLAN FRANKLYN ANTHONY ALLEN III TIMOTHY PATRICK ANDRES LORRAINE ROSE ANNESE KIMBERLY MARIE ANTHONY SUSAN ELIZABETH ANTOSCA MICHELE MARIE AUDET SCOTT EDWARD AUSTIN + PATRICIA JOAN BACHMAN JOHN THOMAS BALTZELL SUSAN MARIE BARBARISI + ELIZABETH RENEE BEATON DEBORAH ANNE BELLAVANCE RALPH WILLIAM BELLAVANCE CHERYL BERGERO N JEANETTE MAUREEN BERTRAM FRANZ JOSEPH BOLIN DARREN PATRICK BOTTICELLI PAUL GERARD BOUCHARD ROBIN LYNN BROOKS LINDA BROWN LOUIS PAUL BRUGLIERA ROBERT JOSEPH BRUNELLE, JR RONALD LEE BRYAN MARK ALLAN BUCHANAN WILLIAM KENNETH BUREAU NANCY JEANNE BUTTON ___. _ JEFFREY BYRON _ MARYANN CALLINAN _ LISA CASHER _ TIMOTHY JOSEPH CASSIDY ROBIN CASTELLI _ ANDREA CHINGRIS __ STACEY ROBIN CHURCH __ ANTHONY F. CICCHETTI _ JULIE MARIE CIESZYNSKI PAUL DAVID CLARKIN TIMOTHY PATRICK CLEARY MERRI K. CLIFFORD ODORE W. COMBIS II ANNA M. 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Z a4 i Mur BS ty eee ian Hest “how ae hy Gaines AS eR a ca RIG CPP ASRS BE 2 SOE S NLS By NO Déos . SR INFORMATI cibitinninnieetanieamiaae Yess Norma pareascpuasilenipavievrcanbiatel ie Fae tat aeRO OS IEEE le - Appreciation Mrs. Diane Jackson We gratefully thank and acknowledge you for all the enthusiasm and tireless effort you have brought to the Class of ’83. Much of what we have accom- plished, the activities in which we have all participated and enjoyed, we owe to your optimism and your ability to view everything as possible and plausible. We can only hope that we will carry with us some of your ‘‘joie de vivre”’ and your enjoyment of people Memoriam John Fasulo ‘Death be not proud, Though some have called thee Mighty and dreadfull, For thou art not so, For those whom thou thinkst dost overthrow, Die not, poor death, nor canst thou kill me.” John Donne Ta: a Ts sal