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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

SPIRIT C DEDICATION MR JOHN DUNN We the class of 1984 dedicate the 1984 year- book to Mr. John Dunn. We would like to com- mend Mr. Dunn for his devotoin and his efforts given in striving for excellence. All these outstanding qualities that were of- fered for our growth and enrichment will leave a lasting impression on our lives beyond what words can say. The senior class would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank you for all that you have done for us. CONTENTS FACULTY 4 SENIORS 3 CEASSES 69 ACTIVITIES 89 ATHLETICS 115 GRADUATION ACTIVITIES 146 ADVERTISING 169 Mansfield High School East Street Mansfield, Massachusetts Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Four SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION . John Gorman To the Class of 1984: You have worked; you have striven for the best you could be; you have labored for knowledge; you have opened your minds to new ideas. You have done all this and succeeded. Yet as you realize this, you realize that graduation is not an ending but a transition from one phase of your lives to another. I hope that the days you have spent in Mansfield High School may be the prologue for happy and fulfilling days yet to come. To the Graduating Class of 1984, | wish to offer my best wishes for the fu- ture. Twelve years of schooling is now completed and your education is about to begin. Benjamin Hampton Business Manager of Schools Sincerely, Robert V. Barbarisi Superintendent of Schools “Best Wishes to the Class of 1984. Re- member to use your minds and your hearts as you make decisions for your- selves that are respectful and caring. You are special. Heather Champigny Director of Pupil Personnel Ser- vices i PU = Oe ee 4 i To the class of 1984; Besides the visual wishes of health, happiness, and suc- cess I offer you this: Ninty-nine % of all things that consume us with anxiety never happen. The one percent that materializes will take care of itself in the long run. J. Spencer Kelley Dear members of the class of 1984: Having compleated four years of high school, you are now ready to embark on a new journey. I’m confidant that the education you have acquired at Mansfield High Scool has adequately prepared you for the next phase of your life. As the years pass and you think back on your high school days, I hope all the memories will be pleasant. Edward A Rosa Ee R I N C A L SCHOOL COMMITTEE Members; Mrs. Joanne Begley (chairperson); Mr. David Clemmey; Mrs. Joanne Colella; Mr. James Grady; and Mr. Vincent Guerrini MR. James Grady, Mr. David Clemmey, Ms. Emily Giardiuo, Ms. Chris Higgins, Dr. John Gorman, Mr. Robert Barbarisi, Ms. Joanne Begley, Mr. Benjamin Hampton, Ms. Joanne Colella, and Mr. Vincent Guerrini Edward Albertini Harry Anderson Henry Bachand Brian Barnes Michael Diane Cloutier John Dunn David Farinella Jean Esposito Helen Eastman Brian Friary Roberta Fiore Roseanna Glasier Leslie Gildersleeve Douglas George Albert Goetz Edwin Harsch Douglas Hewitt Robert Hunter M. Susan lovieno Anne Jackson Diane Jackson Antoinette Johnson Christine Kalinowski Linda Keene Gerard Kelley Eleanor Leveroni Sandra Levine Annette Liljegren Jo LoDico Jackie Maciel MaryBeth Maitoza Hazel Marvelle Gretchen Maurer-Travers Daniel Miller Ernest Miller Peter Miller Anthony Modica Sergio Morales Marge Nelson Joyce Niemi Dan O’Connell Alicia O’Malley Richard Palanza Diane Picciandra Joan Proulx Eric Rosen Deanne Ross Grace Schairer Maureen Thorpe Allan Tompson Karen Shurtleff- Proule Anthony Tiatorio Barbara Trombley Peers Caryl Stewart Patricia Tobin Doris Webb Ellen Westlund Patricia Williams Celine Wills Pamela Wood wv PSHE E HEE FORE Gisele Zangari Jackie Booth Maureen Hanson Bobbie Brintnall Bill Edward Angela Ellis Emily Giardino Patricia O’Toole-Greenberg Christine Higgins Maureen Prendergast Pauline Urban 16 eg erent oem NRE See + Steven Carter, Susan Guerrini, Velma Bolin, Diane Benjamen Abernathy Albert Peterson Ralph Mederios, Robert Jones, Robert Mello, Theodore Peters we CLARO. HAVAONEAARE SENTERO i i i : i 4 ba rare Soo Ss 22 FAMILIAR 24 26 wit an %e ln an MG it aaaoonenin tn OBE (i agama OO) |5m@) FEEL THE NO) VA Sa “eysrRreNTNNATSNNNA ETNA? om SS 4.) ee: cs 32 oe i j SS WERE IRENE Re RE SOME LEE SAEED SLENEE SA RARE EREARS AE LALBR GEE PES 34 KEVIN ADAMS QUOTE: Thats life AMBITION: to be suc- cessful and happy PET PEEVE: studies, English KIMBERLY ARCARO NICKNAME: Kimma QUOTE: 1 am the mas- ter of my fate, I am the captian of my soul AMBITION: to achieve at least one of my dreamss, regardless of the many people who tell me that no person will ever achieve any of thier goals in this cruel, harsh world PET PEEVE: a certain red head, destiny, shat- tered dreams, snobs, deadlins, changes, un- certainty, and “‘your are short JOHN ANDERSON NICKNAME. John “‘J”” QUOTE: “Hey you” AMBITION: to be successful in life PET PEEVE: tight wads, high school without a hocky team, the pledge, tee hees, time clocks, clues MICHELLE ANTAYA QUOTE: LIFE’s batteles are not always one by those who are stronger or faster; sooner or later the person who wins is the person who thinks he can. AMBITION: to travel “around the world in 80 days” PET PEEVE; cigarette smoke, hypocrites, fake people, country music, hambergers, and rainy days ACTIVITIES: winter track; 1, secratary 3 french exchange; 2, 4 NHS; 3, 4 fm jpritsies ee. | JULIE RENEE ANDRES NICKNAME: Jules QUOTE: Look forward to the future be hold on to the past AMBI- TION: to be the best at being assistant to a veternarian PET PEEVE: mondays, getting up at six, JM ACTIVITIES: field hockey; 2, 3, 4 softball; 1, 2, 3, 4 Pa a te os DIANE PATRICIA AZCARATE QUOTE: | value a friend who finds time for me on his calender, but I cherish a friend who, for me, does not consult his calender PET PEEVE: school bathrooms, guys with big egoes, and stupid questions about other countries ACTIVITIES: spanish club, spring track JNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE: Having been here for one year with the Jar- din and the Saquet, was for me a great experience that I will never forget Since | had the opportunity to meet many people and share somthing of thier lives. 2 Z Pa, MARIE ALBA BACCHIOCCHI QUOTE: If | where ment to be like everyone else, | would never have been given the gift of thought; for to be like everyone else takes no thought at all. AMBITION: To always be able to say yes. PET PEEVE: D period trig class; systems; R.F.; D.F; braces; being called Maria; auditions; reading, crumpled morning anouncements; trying to find somthing in the coral room ACTIVITIES: CORAL GUARD 1, 2; spanish club 3, VP 2; math team 4; concert coir 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; girls, state rep 3; M.A. S.P. 3; key society 2, 3; spain 3; yearbook 4 MD) ALLL MELANIE ANN BARRETT QUOTE: There are perhaps no days of our lives we lived so fully as those we left with- out having lived them. AMBITION: To look back and have no regrets of how | lived my life PET PEEVE: Deb-Diane, friends forget- ting friends, people who can not act like themselves, OBs driving, Sharons lateness cold classrooms ACTIVITIES: winter track; 1 spring track; 1, 2, 3 CSF window painting; 4 spanish club; 1, 2 stage crew; 4 SANDRA DEE BAKER NICKNAME: Sandy ‘‘B” QUOTE: to be free: to go wherever the wind calls and be whatever my heart desires AMBITION: to someday opperate my own daycare center and to be successful in life PET PEEVE: waivers ACTIVITIES: color guard; 2, 3 Rifle line: 4 ; SANDRA BEAUPRE NICKNAME: Little One, Sam, Sandy QUOTE: One has dreams of the future- memories of the past, what of the present. . .. One can only say, by living the present you begin living your dreams and adding new memories AMBITION: To one day open my own pre-school PET PEEVE: “yor short”’ ‘‘gremlin’’ ACTIVITIES: BAnd; 1, 2, 3, 4 CSF window painting; 3 WENDY ELIZABETH BARNS QUOTE: Bring all your dreams alive-for you. AMBITION: TO Live a wonderful life and to be “MYSELF” PET PEEVE: waiting, good-byes, polyester uniforms, MB,’S-‘‘I want to go home’’, DEb-Diane ACTIVITIES: bandiylee 2 ao m4 eopanishmciibasceom Cols window painting; 2, 3, 4 winter track; 1 spring track; 3, 4 cross country; 3 ski club; 4 school plays; 2, 3 KEVIN R BELLAVANCE NICKNAME; Bellz QUOTE: | do not get made I get even AMBITION: TO have a long successful life. To get rich young. To travel PET PEEVE: early morning practices, giving rides home ACTIVITIES: football; 2, 3, 4 spring track; 1, 2, 4 winter track capt; 4 35 36 SUSAN BENNET NICKNAME: Scooby, Sue, Suzy-Q QUOTE: Womans faults are many; men only have two: everything they say, and everything they do. AMBITION: to be rich enough to have whatever I want PET PEEVE: teach- ers, getting caught skipping, homework, typ- ing speeds. FLORANCE ANN BOTTI NICKNAME: Flo QUOTE: people can be divided into three groups; those who make things happen, those who watch what hap- pened, and those who wonder what hap- pened AMBITION: to make things happen PET PEEVE: games people play ACTIVI- TIES: class secratary; 1, 2 CSF widow paint- ing; 1, 2, 3, 4-student rep; 3 softball; 1, 2, 3, 4 concert choir; 4 home coming court; 1, 2 christmas play; 4 stage crew; 2, 3 spring play; 4 prom and float committies ski club EISAPBERV ELEM CYNTHIA IRENE BOUCHARD NICKNAME: Cindy QUOTE: 1 want to laugh know while laughing comes easy because I may not pass this way again PET PEEVE: the trials!! good-bye, whiners, finger-nails on chalkboards AMBITION: to get out of Mans- field and have a happy healthy life ACTIVI- TIES: band; 1, 2, 3, 4 historian; 2 corre- sponding secretary; 3, 4 prom committe; 3 student councel; 3, 4 CSF window painting; 1, 2, 3, 4-phone-a-thon; 3, 4 THERESA MARY BLACK QUOTE: Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime. And, depart- ing, leave behind us footprints on the sands of time “the closed mouth swallows no flies.” AMBITION: to ride with the tide and to go with the flow PET PEEVE: ignorance, jokes, “85” girls, regrets ACTIVITIES: drill team; 1, 2 color guard; 2 CSF window paint- ing; 3, 4 powder puff football; 3 stage crew; 4 yearbook; 4 ROSE MARY BRAY QUOTE: over the winter glaciers I see the summer glow and throughout the wild-piled snow drifts the warm rose-buds below AMBI- TION: to live for the moment and to always be surounded by friends PET PEEVE: FISH!, red lights, fake smiles, getting lost, apathy, N.A. in A period ACTIVITIES: band; 1, 2, 3 spring; 2 French club; 1-4 float committee; 3, 4 stage crew; 3 damn yan- kees; 2 modle senate; 3 France; 4 DAVID MARK BRYANT BARBARA ANN CARDELLA DAVID ALLEN CAMERON YVETTE MARIE CARL Nicknames: Cuddles, Blindy, Tucan, T.S., Vette, Poodle, Harvard Ambition; to get married and live happily ever after with M.T. Quote: The mind has a thousand eyes, and the heart but one, yet the light of a whole life dies when love is done. Pet Peeves; horns, M.P., sisters, death, hieghts, break 22, alone, parents, 11:00, busy sig- nals, ‘‘getting caught’’ WW III, people who don’t return phonecalls Activities; Office elf 3, 4; CSF Window painting 1, 2, 3, 4; Span- ish exchange 3 STEPHANIE ANN CAMPBELL JEFFREY SCOTT CARLSON 37 38 JENNIFER CAVALIERI NICKNAME: Jeff QUOTE: The past cannot be forgotten as long as it remains a memory AMBITION: To equip myself to be indepen- dent, self-supporting, and in control of my own destiny PET PEEVE: Waiting for S.C.,; feet; WAITING; talkative, boring people; ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1; Spring Plays; Stage-Manager, South Side Story; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; CSF Window Painting 3; Pub- licity Manager 4; SUZANNE MARIE CHURCH NiCKNAME; Sue, Suly Quote: Ya-Hoo; Live life for yourself and not for others AM- BITION: To be happy with my life and choose whats best for me PET PEEVE: Preps; snobs; jocks; E period band; people that talk about you behind your back; untrue friends; getting up in the morning on week- ends to go to football games ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert choir 4, Spring play 3, Christmas play 4 MICHELE CHAGNON NICKNAME: Michelly QUOTE: “‘Of all the people you will know in a lifetime, you are the only one you will never leave or lose. To the question of your life, you are the only answer. To the problems of your life, you are the only solution. AMBITION: To some- day reach the end of my rainbow and find that “‘certain’’ pot of gold and live happily ever after PET PEEVE: Top lockers, rainy days, Sharon Police Department, snobs, busy signals, waiting, liars, my f.m. radio, that certain ““X”’, two faced people, ACTI- VIES: Ski Club 3, Prom Com. 3. LAURIE CLARK NICKNAME: Bean QUOTE: Go all the way with what hou have before it is all gone and your left with nothing AMBITION: To make the best of what | have PET PEEVE: School, teachers, and getting caught smoking in the bathrooms. No Photo Available MARYANNE CHARBONNEAU NICKNAME: Mare QUOTE: In the moun- tains, in the cities, you can see the dream. Look around you. Has it found you? Is it what it seems? AMBITION: To be happy with my choices in life. PET PEEVE: COT- TON-MOUTH; tee-hees KEITH CLEMMEY NICKNAME: Abe. L QUOTE: Love is great when you are young, but you cannot smell a flower when it’s only a seed. AMBITION: To make a career out of the coast guard. Settle down and get married. PET PEEVE: Work- ing at Wendy’s, Having a licence and no car. SHARON COGGESHALL KIM COOK MEDA CONNOR DENISE CORMIER MELISSA CONSTANTINE EISAsCOTRUEEI 39 40 JENNIFER COX NICKNAME: Jen QUOTE: Very little is needed to make a happy life. It is all within yourself. MARCUS AURELIUS AMBITION: To be very successful in the business world and to get the best things out of life PET PEEVE: Nosy teachers, passes to the bath- room, and L.C. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, Span- IShMGlubeZ os a C og 4 ee J MARY ANN CRISP NICKNAME: MERV QUOTE: Our memo- ries of yesterday will last a lifetime We’ll take the best and forget the rest and some- day we'll find; these are the best of times AMBITION: To be happy in whatever | chose to do PET PEEVE: preppies, stuck up snobs, M.I., liers, homeroom and ning music NS JOHN RICHARD COYNE JR. NICKNAME; Rick QUOTE: Any escape might help to soothe the unattractive truth But the suburbs have no charms to soothe the restless dreams of youth AMBITION: T.D., M.M., Become rich and build a house on a lake PET PEEVE: Humanitarians, red heads, tracks, gr. t.t.caddys, C.M., Hockey sticks, JKLM, attitudes, authority . . . AC- TIVITIES: FOOTBALL 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2 ELIZABETH ANNE CROWLEY NICKNAME: Lizby, Lizza, Liz, Bizaleth QUOTE: Believe in the days will be sunny and bright, A rainbow will follow a shower, and someone will offer the warmth of a smile to brighten your lonliest hour. AMBITION: To never look back with regrets; to educate as many children as possible in the short life span I have recieved PET PEEVE: fake peo- ple, rumors, self-consciousness, late people, pictures, people who jump to wrong conclu- sions, answering questions ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1, 2, 3 capt 4, Track 1, band 1, 2, concert choir 4, work study 4, christmas play 4, spring play 3, 4, CYO 1, 2. DOREEN CREEDEN DOROTHY D’AMBRA NICKNAME: Dot, Dottie QUOTE: If you can dream it you can be come it AMBITION: To succeed in a world that is always chang- ing PET PEEVE: Busy signals S.C.’s late- ness, DODE, not knowing, cheerleaders are snobs, freshman year, people who look you over, J.C. making me eat all the food on my plate ACTIVITIES: cheerleading 2, 3, 4; softball 1; prom committee 3; prom court 3; homecoming queen 4; CSF window painting; 1, 2, 3; CSF telethon 3; class secretary 4; CYO 1, 2; powder puff 3. KRISTEN ELIZABETH DARWELL NICKNAME: Kris QUOTE: Daylight, | must wait for the sunrise, I must wait f for the new life and I musn’t give in. When the dawn comes tonight will be a memory too and a new day will begin AMBITION: To take life step by step, to get there with no regrets and to share some smiles along the way PET PEEVES: Moods, Attitudes, decisions, “Sorrys’’, secrets, egos that get in the way, obscurities, ACTIVITIES: Band 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert choir 2, 3 librarian, 4 secre- tary. JOSPEH A. DEMARCO NICKNAME: Joe QUOTE: As it was, then again it will be, you know the course may change sometimes rivers reach the sea AM- BITION: To become a lawyer and travel around the world PET PEEVE: waiting, searching for the elusive flake, monday mornings, boy george, empty wallets, au- thority PATRICIA DAY NICKNAME: Patti, Tricia, QUOTE: Your friends won’t believe anything bad about you, but, they won’t believe anything good about you AMBITION: To know what | want, to know what I don’t want and to know the difference between the two PET PEEVE: busy signals, no imagination, people who get everything for nothing, snobby freshmen ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3, Spring play 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, senior snack w Santa. ee eats ara ie , THOMAS DEMERS JOSEPH JOHN DeGIROLAMO NICKNAME; Joey D. Quote; Time can change me but | can’t change time AMBI- TION: To own a PORCHE, and to be my own boss PET PEEVES: SUPERFICIAL PEOPLE, Quiters, losing, regrets, waiting ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, baseball 2, 3, capt. 4, basketball 1, spring track 1, Class President 1, Prom court 3, 4, Stage crew 3, 4, Ski club 4 41 42 MARIA ELENA DIGIOVANND QUOTE: When all those people believe in you deep enough and strong enough, be- lieve in you hard enough and long enough it stands to reason you yourself would start to see what everybody sees in you, then maybe even you can believe in yourself, too AMBI- TION: To succeed in life PET PEEVE: busy phones, snobs, all book knowledge no com- mon sence, people who don’t think of oth- ers, MARIE ACTIVITIES: Cheerieading 1, 2, 3, capt. 4, Girls chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Chola 4 = Christmass concert ace owea Pops concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Play 2, 3, 4. LISA JEAN DOHERTY NICKNAME: Lise, Lee QUOTE: Friends are like precious jewels the longer you keep them, the more precious they become like LW, AP and CS AMBITION: To be happy and successful in what ever I choose to do in life snd to always keep my friends PET PEEVE: Good-Byes, cigarette smoke, 20 minute lunch period, Liars JOHN PARKER DILLON JR. NICKNAME: Johnny, Johnny D., Doc. QUOTE: A day wasted is one in which you have not laughed AMBITION: To successful- ly mail home the pieces of a battleship so when I get out of the navy I'll have my very own boat. To be able to help all the under priveledged children in the world PET PEEVE: Blue Ford station wagons, GK. “Only one more thing’, N,V.’s motorcycle, and company, G.K.’s Jokes, MPD. ACTIVI- TIES: Football 1, Prom Com. 3, Spring Track 1, 4, Winter Track 4, Football Tr. 2, 3, 4, Feild Hockey 3, 4, Basketball. JEAN MARIE D’ONOFRIO NICKNAME: Jeannie, Winnie, Bean QUOTE: Laugh and the world laughs with you. Cry and you cry alone AMBITION: To be successful in what ever | choose to do PET PEEVE: pintos, having to say good-bye, stubborn people ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Play 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, MATTHEW DION NICKNAME: Matt QUOTE: Cowards die many times before their death, the valiant taste of death but once AMBITION: To get into Annapolis and successfully complete the 4 years PET PEEVE: D.F., hair pullers ACTIVITIES: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4, basketball 1, 2, 4, Concert choir 2, 3, Christmas Play 2 i TIMOTHY R. DOWNING NICKNAME: Elvis QUOTE: Llfe in the fast lane always seems to be filled with speed traps AMBITION: To break on though... . PET PEEVE: Black vans, LF light, Hallow- een night, homework JEFFERY ALLEN DOWNS NICKNAME: Freddy, Jeff QUOTE: Day de- stroys the night Night divides the day Try to run, try to hide Break on though to the other side AMBITION: To disprove the theory “that nice guys finish last’ PET PEEVES: running out of gas with OB, smokebombs, cars that catch on fire, work, DT’s cold cars, cose call at BK’s, with OB, warm beer, fro- zen beers AMBITION: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 KIM MARIE FARNSWORTH QUOTE: This is it, this is life the one you get so go and have a ball! AMBITION: To be happy in what ever I choose to do PET PEEVES: liars, good-byes, growing up, peo- ple who wear masks, BP ACTIVITIES: Cho- Misti. 3,04, JOSEPH M. DUBEAU NICKNAME: Joe D., Joe QUOTE: Good is too often the enemy of the best AMBTION: To travel the road of excessiveness, which leads to the power of wisdom PET PEEVE: OA Basketball Games, Big talkers, Quitters, Misunderstandings, wasted talent, Drifts, Losing, Turkey Day ‘84” ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Winter Track 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3 FRANK FAUBERT QUOTE: Llfe can slow me down but it can’t stop me AMBITION: To be rich and happy PET PEEVES: getting up early and going to school : JOHN WILLIAM ELLIOT III NICKNAME: John QUOTE: “‘No Problem” AMBITION: going to rays place withouta cooler, THE Game, NC being the only one in the car, Ray on the paper route, after a party on a Saterday night ACTIVITIES: Football 152435 Ski Glubr3e24™ Concert Choir 3, 4, Christmas Play 3, Spring Play 3, Band 1, 2, WILLIAM C. FERGUSON NICKNAME: Fergie QUOTE: You can fool some of the people some of the time, and the rest of the people will watch AMBI- TION: To be in a broadway production of Cats or Camolot PET PEEVE: Frankie the brownie eating snacher MM+RS, and stitch- es ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 3, 4, Winter Track 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, 43 44 ELISABETH SUZANNE FISHER NICKN AME: Beth, fish, shorty QUOTE: If you think you are beaten, you are IF you think you dare not, you don’t. Success be- gins with your own will... .. It’s all in your state of mind, Life’s battles are not always won By those who are stronger of faster; Sooner or later the person who wins is the person who THINKS he can! AMBITION: To become World Champion Powerlifter and have a good job in the graphic art field or what ever I do PET PEEVE: Teacher patrol, 14 min. 2 days, paste-ups, program of studies, collating with Scott B. and Scott. BRIAN JOSEPH FOLEY QUOTE; It Ain’t Over Till It’s Over AMBI- TION: To become successful at and content with whatever I choose to do in life PET PEEVE: Johnny Most, L.A. Rams, Place KIcker, Writing Samples, Trig. Class AC- TIVITIES: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 4, Cross Country 4 RICHARD DAVID FISHER NICKNAME: Rich, Fish QUOTE: The light at the end of the tunnel may just be an oncoming train AMBITION: To make a lot of money PET PEEVE: cars that need oil, inspection stickers, work, snobs, Rm. 232, 77 chevettes ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 2, Basketball 1, Tennis 2, Boys State CHRISTINE MARY FOURNIER NICKNAME: Christine QUOTE: I hope the day will be a lighter highway for friends are found on every road can you think of any better way for the lost and weary traveler to go? AMBITION: To travel the world PET PEEVES: cars, loud gum chewers, jumping to conclusions, corridor romances ACTIVI- TIES: Drill Team 1, Color Guard 2, capt. 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, CSF window Painting 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2, Prom Com. 3, French Exchange 2, 4 DOUGLAS FITZGERALD QUOTE: | am therefore I graduate AMBI- TION: To find a good career and to find my gym bag PET PEEVE: 232 ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 1, 2, Spring Track 3, 4, Indoor ihrack 4CSie2a3 LORI JEAN FOURNIER NICKNAME: Lori QUOTE: Dare to do what you dream. Search your heart to know what you most desire to do; then do it, for you can become by perseverence what you long to be. AMBITION: To own a Lincoln Conti- nental and be rich enough to pay for the gas. PET PEEVE: Nursing homes, laundry, “Lori Jean”, “Sorry Lori’, corridor romances, waiting, floor burns on the scalp. ACTIVI- TIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, capt. 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, capt. 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, capt. 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, vice-presi- dent 4, CSF Activities 1, 2, 3, 4, CSF Stu- dent Rep. 3, 4, Prom Com. 3, Yearbook. MARK FOURNIER NICKNAME: Mark QUOTE: If life is a bowl of cherries then why am | in the pits. AMBI- TION: To be very successful PET PEEVES: Monday’s, Homework, English 12 adv. AC- TIVITIES: Model Senate 3 ANDREA MARY ALYCE GELENIAN NICKNAME: Andy QUOTE: All we need is an ear to listen, an eye to behold and a heart to feel; your destiny lies within your heart; Love is knowing you belong to someone AMBITION: To become a nurse, to be hap- py, to travel, and to help other people PET PEEVE: Mansfield parades, crowed _hall- ways, English class, pennies ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Library aid 4, Library club 4 MICHAEL GALANTI Aas Se Pe eer 4 4-4, Pu as Wig 4. Ag Was EILEEN GIBBS NICKNAME; Gibbsie QUOTE; Nothing we do deserves credit unless we were free to do something else AMBITION: To accomplish what I consider ‘‘success’”’ PET PEEVES: Green eyed envy, lunatics, Girls of 85’, M’s B-ing, white shoes in winter, Mr. K’s repeti- tion-repetition, MHS’s library-librian AC- TIVITIES: Band 1, 2, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 4, CSF Window Painting 2, French Club 1, 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Prom Com. 3, Home-Coming Floats 2, 4 ae . a MICHELLE GASBARRO AMBITION: To be successful PET PEEVE: Mondays, quiet studies ACTIVTIES: Year- book 2 THOMAS A. GRANEY NICKNAME: Tom QUOTE: All lies are jest still, a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest--SIMON AND GARFUN- FEL AMBITION: To lead a happy and suc- cessful life PET PEEVES: Practice, chewing, two-faced people ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 3, 4, Winter Track 4, Spring Track 4, CSF Window Painting 1, 3 45 46 No Photo Available BRENDA M. GRAY QUOTE; If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however mea- sured or far away -HENRY DAVID THO- REAU- ACTIVITIES: Concert choir 1, 2, 3, Spring Play 1, 2, 3, Band 1, French Club 2 MATTHEW GRIFFIN NICKNAME: Matt QUOTE: The wheel al- ways comes around AMBITION: To be suc- cessful in the steel industry PET PEEVE: library passes, homeroom ACTIVITIES: TRAINER 1, 2, 3, 4, model senate 3 é RAYMOND MICHAEL GRECO NICKNAME: Ray QUOTE: Life is a joke, until you take a toke, take a sip of beer, and then youre there, Life is a joke! AMBITION: To succeed in life and accomplish all the goals I set for myself PET PEEVES: Great Pumpkin Caper, my car, working, running out of gas, school, close call at B.K. with Dar’s, warm beer, frozen beer ACTIVITIES: Football 1 DEBRA ANN GRUHN NICKNAME: Debbie, Debra QUOTE: Cher- ish yesterday, Dream of tomorrow, Live to- day AMBITION: To be happy in what the future brings and to travel PET PEEVE: Locked bathrooms, being called Irene by Mrs. Shurtleff + Proole, S.C. being so loud in the morning ACTIVITIES: Pre-School 3, 4 SEAN MICHAEL GREEN NICKNAME: Bean, Greenie, QUOTE: Life is too important to be taken seriously AMBI- TION: To be happy and succeessful PET PEEVES: Phones, waiting, Mondays, not knowing, work at Wendy’s, T.G.’s, bad moods, snobs ACTIVITIES: HOCKEY THOMAS HABART QUOTE: If you’re looking for that road to success, don’t take the highway like every- one else, take the back roads and maybe you will find it AMBITION: To live life to the fullest and hopefully make it though college PET PEEVE: Cats in the road, being called “R.T.”, 2 10 of a point, not knowing who’s next, out of 8 at B.C., telling mom “I To- talled it’, people who are ‘“‘chicken’’, AC- TIVITIES: Band 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Drumline 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2 5 a TRACEY HEEKS NICKNAME: Trace QUOTE: You couldn’t hurt me bad enough, to make me give it up and walk away . . . The best is worth waiting for “Best Friends’? AMBITION: To succeed in life and in everything that I do, but only with truthfulness, sincerity, and without hurting others PET PEEVE: morn- ings, people with no ambition, insincere peo- ple ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 1, Rifle line 2, 3, Concert choir 2, 3, 4, Spring play 3, 4, Christmas play 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, Stylus 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Secre- tary Spanish Club 2, 3, Harmoneques 3. JULIA MARIE JACKMAN NICKNAME; Julie, Jules, Jackie, J.J., Jd. QUOTFE:; What we dislike about others is what we dislike in ourselves You can distroy your now by worrying about tomorrow JANIS JORSHIN AMBITION: To prove nice guys can finish first. Travel the U.S. PET PEEVE: Decisions, having to grow-up, complainers, whistles, bells, buses, morn- ings, smurfs ACTIVITIES; Softball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, 4 ROBERT RALPH HINDMAN NICKNAME: Cedar, Bobo QOTE: It’s not how you cut the deck it’s how you stack the cards AMBITION: To be rich and own a yacht PET PEEVE: My shadow O.R., Mon- day mornings, fake friends, girl friends, that flirt ““What’s up dud?” ACTIVITIES: year- book 2, football 1, 2, 3, 4, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, baseball 1, 2, 3 capt. 4, boy’s state COLLEEN MARIE KALETA NICKNAME: Rich QUOTE: What you can do or believe you can, begin it Come to think of it, I'll have a Heineken! AMBITION: To become a millionaire and retire at the age of 21 PET PEEVE: Cleaning the band room C- period, RF, DF, late people, people who don’t follow though on their promises, dra- ma people, MAUREEN ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, Basketball 1, Softball 1, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 4, Math Team 3, co-capt. 4, Pep Band 2, 3, Director 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4, Key Society 2, 3, Canada 3, Powder Puff Football 3 RENEE HUTCHEON MICHAEL D. KALETA NICKNAME: Mike QUOTE: If my mind can concieve it, and my heart can believe it, | know I can achieve it AMBITION: To live a healthy, and successful, and, rewarding life PET PEEVE: Mondays ACT. X-Country 3, 4, Spr. Track 2, 3, 4 Win. Track 4 47 48 KEVIN SKERRY, NICKNAME; Kell QUOTE: I'll never go out with her again AMBITION: To someday be the best in whatever I choose to do PET PEEVES: People who refuse to mind their own business, McDonald’s, J.E. ACTIVI- TIES: School newspaper, Freshmen basket- ball, J.V. basketball, Varsity basketball JANICE LYN KLOBUCHER NICKNAME: Jan QUOTE: Today I saw a lovely girl with golden hair, envied her, and wished I were so fair. When she rose to go, she hobbled down the aisle She had one leg, wore a crutch and a smile Oh God forgive me when I whine. I have two legs, the world is mine. AMBITION: To live up to my own expectations, not of what others expect me to do PET PEEVE: AM radios, alarm clocks, rides to the cape, frustration, busy signals, waiting, red lights, getting caught, braces, cold cars, long good-byes, uncertainty, cot- ton-mouth, sailing with Lorraine, diets, re- grets, chinese waiters, Sharon Police Dept. KIMBERLY L. KEMPT NICKNAME: Kim QUOTE: ‘“‘Take all the time you spend wishing for tomorrow, and spend it making today come true.’ AMBI- TION: To take each day as it comes without wasting time worrying about the future PET PEEVES: Chinese waiters, Janice’s driving, busy signals, diets, “‘Know it alls’, Sharon Police Dept., rainy days, good-byes ACTIVI- TIES: Track 1, 2, Treasurer 1, 2, Prom Com. 3, CSF Window Painting 1, 2, 3, Float Com. 1, 2, 3, P.P. Football 3, The Great Pumpkin Caper JAMES T. KMETZ NICKNAME: Minna QUOTE: When I was a child I had a fleeting glimpse, out of the corner of my eye, I turned to look but it was gone, I cannot put my finger on it now, the child has grown up the dream’s gone I have become comfortably numb AMBITION: To find the place where the sun don’t set and the snow doesn’t melt PET PEEVE: Losers, users, and Abusers ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2 SCOTT KEYWORTH NICKNAME: Scotty QUOTE: A Broom drearily sweeping up the broken pieces of yesterday’s life Somewhere a queen is weep- ing Somewhere a King has no wife AMBI- TION: Inherit Millions ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 DAVID KNOWLES JOANNE LAMARRE QUOTE: “‘There’s always somebody at ev- ery dinner party who eats all the celery” AMBITION: to succeed PET PEEVE: layups, G085, J.B., writing samples, being called Egg-B on the line, 440’s ACTIVITIES: Field hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, capt. 4; Spring track 1, 2, 3, capt. 4; Girls State Rep. 3; C.S.F. window painting; C.S.F. Phonathon 3; French exchange; yearbook; prom committee 3; Band 1. BRIAN LEVINE NICKNAME: Byron QUOTE: The time has come, “the walrus said, to talk of many things: of shoe-and ships-and sealing wax-of cabbages-and kings-and why the s sea is boil- ing hot-and whether pigs have wings.” AM- BITION: To become a successful actor and buy my mother a MECEDES PET PEEVE: Rolling Stationwagons, Frankie and Brownie Eating Dog, Being mistaken for my brother, swell headed yokels ACTIVITIES: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 1, 4, Spring Plays 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Christmas Play 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drumline 1, 2, 3, Drum major 4, Stage band 4, Pep band 3, MARY ELIZABETH LANDON NICKNAME: Marice, QUOTE: There are mountains in our way, but we climb a step everyday. AMBITION: To reach the top of the mountain . PET PEEVE: people that are late, cold classrooms, smokey bathrooms, falling down the mountain ACTIVITIES: Spring track 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter track 1, 4; Capt. winter track 4; High school marching band 1, 2; CYO 1, 2; Citizens Scholarship Foundation 3; Prom committee 3; Ski club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Float committee 4. SCOTT ROBERT LINARI NICKNAME; Squash QUOTE: Conditions set conditioned to drink Too much pressure just wont think Look whats next smoking away Think for yourself break away AMBI- TION: To be what I want to be not what I’m pressured to be PET PEEVES: Cotton- mouth, cold, heavy metal, speed limits, neg- ative attitudes, one pound, F.F., C.T., warm beef JEAN-MARIE LAWRENCE NICKNAME: Jean, Jeanie, Jean-Bean QUOTE: ‘My precious child, I love you and would never leave you. During your times of trial and suffering, when you only see one set of footprints, it was then that I carried you.’ AMBITION: To succeed in my en- deavors and to live, laugh, and love until it is no longer possible. PET PEEVE: being called “Jackie”; people who cut down the band; 2 10’s of a point; a 4 min. walk to the beach; parking a car at W.M.; R.T. in BC; Friday night away basketball games; TA. RT. EB. HB. ACTIVITIES: Drill team 1. DEBRA MAIN NICKNAME: Debbie QUOTE: ‘‘Follow your dreams for you'll never find what lies be- yond them.’ AMBITION: To see what lies beyound my dreams. PET PEEVE: C period, certain people smoking, rainy weather, and cold sores. ACTIVITIES: Winter Track 1, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 secretary, CSF Window Painting 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 3, 4, Stage Crew 4, Float Committees 2 49 50 THERESA M. MALEWICZ NICKNAME: Teri, Scoop, Mal Quote: “‘if I were meant to be like everyone else, I would never have been given the gift of thought; because to follow the crowd takes no thought at all’? AMBITION: To be success- ful, find my place in life and be able to look back with no regrets. PET PEEVES: Pain, People who don’t keep their promises, 3 certain ambulance rides, Canton high jump- ing pits, high blue Mustangs, hyperventala- tion ACTIVITIES: Winter track 1; spring track 1, 2; color guard 1; rifles 2, 3, 4; rifle co-captain 3; work study 4 MATTHEW JAMES MCEVOY NICKNAME: Matt QUOTE: To quit is to lose-to die is to win-to live is to survive AM- BITION: $200,000,000,000 PET PEEVE: People in general, pumkins ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; baseball 1; basketball 1, JAMES JOHN MARAGNANO KENNETH MCKEE NICKNAME: Rebel QUOTE: If you can’t handle the heavy metal heat get out of the rock-n-roll kitchen AMBITION: To become a successful in whatever I do. To become hap- ply married and success in rock-n-roll PET PEEVE: c period English; waking up before 12:00 a.m. and pop rock. BRIAN MAY NICKNAME: Mick QUOTE: live every day like its your last one because one day you will be right AMBITION: To someday find an ambition PET PEEVE: The Franklin St. Gang, Icy ski trails, truck doors ACTIVI- TIES: football 1, 2, 4. LYNN ANNE MERRILL NICKNAME; Lynsie, tweety, Dandelion QUOTE: | did not became a vegetarian for my health. I did it for the health of the chickens. AMBITION: To open a vegetarian restaurant, earn my black belt in karate, and go sky diving ACTIVITIES; Karate 4 years; Csi. JOHN HEATH MITCHELL NICKNAME: Tucker, Mitch QUOTE: Lets go clam digging; wake up and smell the cof- fee; its hog calling time in Nebraska PET PEEVE: Waking up and smelling the coffee, English, Ignorance growing up, patience AMBITION: To wake up and not smell the coffee; to live a long and prosperous life ACTIVITIES: Concert choir 3, 4; Spring plays “South Pacific’ Tom O’Brian 3; “Guys and Dolls’ Benny Southstreet 4; Christmas play 3, 4. MARY L. MOOTHART NICKNAME: Mary Moo Moo QUOTE: Life is too short so why waste precious time yer- ire killing me AMBITION: To be happy and successful in whatever I do, and to always be with Alan PET PEEVE: waiting, people who think they are better than everyone else, teachers in the bathroom, getting up early on weekends for band practice, T.H. and M.L. ACTIVITIES: color guard 2; rifle line 3; co captain rifle line 4,. Bas es A : j be pA gS . 2 ‘ . g q e ae Miss % eZ oe AG BRS ase aD LINDA MARIE MITCHELL NICKNAME; Linda QUOTE: Quien no se aventura no pasa la mar. HE who doesn’t take adventure will never cross the sea. AM- BITION: To be successful in all my adven- tures PET PEEVE: Lynn, T.P.’s, Mondays, getting in trouble, 2 tenths of a point, Spring Street, chicas, Fred’s programs ACTIVI- TIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep band 2, 3; Span- ish Club 2, 3; Spanish exchange 3. CHRISTOPHER JOHN MORAN WILLIAM JOHN MITCHELL GARY MORAN QUOTE: Certainly there are lots of things in life that money won't buy, but it’s very fun- ny-have you ever tried to buy them without money? AMBITION: To be a success; that is to make enough money to buy the things it can buy and to find the happiness that it can’t. PET PEEVE: Mr. Rosen’s chalkboard and off the line!, the seventh absence, and “we interupt our regualarly program sched- ule...’ ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2: vice- president 3; president 4; stage band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep band 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 1; tennis 2: national honor society 3; president 4. 51 52 FRED MORIARTY NICKNAME: FREDERICK J., The Bear QUOTE: A mans flight through life is sus- tained by the power of his knowledge AMBI- TION: To be a successful officer in the U.S. Air Force and have an influence on the world PET PEEVE: G.K.s “only one more thing’ J.B.’s singing, quiet music ACTIVI- TIES: football 3, 4 tennis 3, basketball 3, 4, track 4, yearbook 4, school news 3, 4, stu- dent council 4, student ac 4, student cover- day 4, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Float committee 4.. DARRYLE E. MURRAY NICKNAME: Muggsey QUOTE: Half our lives are spent wishing for tomorrow the other half wishing for yesterday. AMBI- TION: To live my life my own way. To be successful. PET PEEVE: Fences, trees and houses, people who don’t smile ACTI VI- TIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; spring track 1, 2, 3, 4. Mas KAREN LOUISE MORRISON NICKNAME: Karen, Kakin QUOTE: What are you neerrvous?! AMBITION: To be suc- cessful in the business field and to someday learn the correct technique of sitting at a typewriter PET PEEVE: early mornings, busy signals, jelly donuts, beepers, mouvies at McDinalds, M.T.’s obsession with french fries, curbs, black and shiny patten leather shoes ACTIVITIES: CFS 1, drill team 1, color guard 2, 3, 4, honor section4 .. . great pumpkin caper. AMY MUSTO NICKNAME; Amos QUOTE: | see the clouds that move across the sky. I see the wind that move the clouds away. It moves the clouds over by the building. I pick the building that I want to live in. That’s the building that I’m going to live in. AMBI- TION: To find the highway that goes to the building. KEVIN H. MUNROE NICKNAME: Eddie, Howie, K, Sid QUOTE: Immortality is not a gift, Imortality is an achievement, and only those who strive mightly shall possess it. AMBITION: To fly like an eagle PET PEEVE: breakdowns, Eng- lish 12 adv., sleeping on the beach in the rain, DF, AMC’s, CM’s, sarcasim ACTIVI- TIES: football 1, 2, basketball 1, 2, tennis 2, national honor society 3, 4. MEAGAN FRANCES MUSTO WILLIAM O’BRIAN NICKNAME: Buff, Bill QUOTE: Don’t think about the future, forget about the past, live for today because it is never gonna last. AMBITION: To be out on my own, and not have to rely on others, and be successful in doing so. PET PEEVE: Throwing up, lising things, getting up for school, being late, den- tists, c period, teases, redlights, being lost ACTIVITIES: basketball 1; baseball 1, 2, 3, 4.. STEVEN EDWARD ORLANDO NICKNAME: Steve QUOTE: the thrill is not just in winning, but in the courage to join the race AMBITION: to be successful in what ever I do PET PEEVE: Plainville House of Pizza, school mornings, working friday nights, volkswagens ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2; workstudy 4. PATRICK O” DONNELL NICKNAME: O’D QUOTE: Every one wants to go to heaven but no one wants to die. AMBITION: To marry a fox; to rock and roll PET PEEVES: Heavy metal ACTIVITIES: football 1, 2; baseball 2; spring track 3, 4. ia KYLE OWEN AMBITION: to become a person PET PEEVE: snobby girls, homework and film strips ACTIVITIES QUOTE: If at first you don’t succeed . . . find something easier. FRANCIS C, O’NEILL NICKNAME: Franco, Fran AMBITION: To be wealthy and successful and to become an engineer PET PEEVE: Early morning track practice on Saturday’s ACTIVITIES: spring track 1, 4; tennis 2, 3; winter track 4; cross country 3. ROBERT J. PEAVEY Jr NICKNAME: Bob, Peav QUOTE: The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams. AMBITION: To someday realize my full potential . . . and then use it. PET PEEVE: Busy phones, a.m. radios, late people, conformity, indescision waiting, ‘‘corinth, Vt’, chipped teeth AC- TIVITIES: Spring track 1, 2, 3, capt. 4; winter track 1, capt. 4; cross country 3, capt. 4; hockey 1, 2; football 1. 53 54 Ze i STEPHEN MICHAEL PENNELLATORE MICHAEL V. PETRELLA NICKNAME: Mike QUOTE: After all is said and done, there’s a lot more said than done”’ AMBITION: to coach baskerball at UNLV PET PEEVE: not having a car; room 109; saturday practices ACTIVITIES: football 1; cross country 3; basketball 1, 2, 4; spring tracks leeey eae BARRY V. PERKINS NICKNAME: Perk QUOTE: Nothing lasts forever ‘cept old ford’s and Levis AMBI- TION: To go fishin with Foland Martin at Bedico Creek PET PEEVE: Yankee Drivers, Chevy’s, sale of the century, glass windows, M.R.’s ‘‘can I paint your car?”’” ACTIVITIES: football 1, 2, 3, capt. 4; concert choir 4; christmas play 4; band 1, 2; model senate 3. JENNIFER ANN PHILLIPS NICKNAME: Japa, Jenn QUOTE: Birda are entangled by their feet and ment by their tongues. AMBITION: to be a successful di- vorce lawyer and separate all those unhappy couples. To tame thoes bad courves and to own a red maserati. PET PEEVE: a certain P.J; saturday nights at Marcello’s; fakes; not enough money; your punk aren’t you? AC- TIVITIES; student council 1, 2, 3, 4; tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; csf windou painting 1, 2, 3, 4; yearbook staff 2; stage crew 2; C.Y.O 1, 2; Who’s who among american high school stu- dents. SANDRA E. PERRY NICKNAME: Sandy, Radar QUOTE: In his mind there is a vision wand’ring through the forest town telling of riches only given if through the woods the way is found. AMBI- TION: to out sell Calvin; to keep “‘spin- ning’; to show the “‘know-it-alls’’ how igno- rant they really are; to see the world. PET PEEVE: research papers; “‘you are short, aren't you?”’; “‘you made that?!”; DC; RG; assumptions ACTIVITIES: French club 2; CSF window painting 2, 3; Miss Cindy’s win- dou painting 1, 2; 3, 4; girls state 3; French exchange program 2. KIMBERLY J. PLANT NICKNAME: Kim QUOTE; work at making your dreams come true, now, for in the future, they’re only fantasies of the past. AMBITION: to make it through life success- fully PER PEEVE: getting into trouble be- cause of T.P’s; Wennesday band practices; “stand by’; “tough” freshmen ACTIVI- TIES: Spanish club 2, 3; treasurer 3; band 1, 2, 3, 4; pep band 3, 4; P. SCOTT POWERS NICKNAME: Dewey, Dewber QUOTE: To- day is the tomorrow you worried about yes- terday AMBITION: to always keep laughing and having an open ear for a good joke; to find out what came first the chicken or the egg PET PEEVE: front seat in D.M. time limits, the dentist, losing money, good-byes. WILLIAM ARTHUR REGAN QUOTE: Is there anybody out there AMBI- TION; to win megabucks, to succeed in my career PET PEEVE: running out of money; people who won’t admit when thet’re wrong; book reports. JAMES J. PULEO NICKNAME; Jim, Jimbo QUOTE: God grant me the serenity to accept the things | cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. AMBITION: To become the youngest fire chief ever to see world better PET PEEVE; pot heads; bradlees; waking up; car payments; 5 min., for talking, in a carol! ACTIVITIES: spring track 2, 3, 4; winter track 4; weight lifting 4; model sen- ate; football 2. JAMES KEVIN REID NICKNAME: Kev QUOTE: its awesome AMBITION: to find the right person and live happy, and to live a wealthy life PET PEEVES: cliques; jocks; drumline; red lights; B.S. and his chowder; A.J. and E.A.R. AC- TIVITIES: band 1, 2, 3, 4-drum major 2, 3; stage band 2, 3, 4; pep band 1, 2, 3; concert 3, 4; christmas play 3, 4; stage crew 3, 4; spring track 1, 2; yearbook 2, newspaper 3. CHERYL REARDON QUOTE: Ready are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. AMBITION: to be happy in everything I do and to find the dream I’ve been looking for PET PEEVE: “M.M.”; Sharon police; Mill St.; playing chips w Joey M.; busy signals; waiting; a certain Greg J.; teases; Michele’s radio AC- TIVITIES: spring track 1, 2, 3, 4; color guard 1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4; winter track 1; float comittee 1, 2; CSF window painting 1, 2.. pumpkin caper GUNTARS REKS NICKNAME: Tars QUOTE; Always look on AMBITION: to go snowmobiling in Alaska PET PEEVE: having no gas in the car AC- TIVITIES: football 2, 4; spring track 4; inter- mural basketball 4. 55 LAURA REYNOLDS NICKNAME: QUOTE: “‘Little words of little wisdom and bits of love make the days grow brighter and the skies grow warm above.” AMBITION: To continue performing, To make one special D.Y. happy, To live my life to the fullest. PET PEEVE: Pet Peeves ACTIVITIES: Spring Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Con- cert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheering 4; Drill Team 2; Harmoniques 2, 3; Girls Chorus 1, 2,4 MAUREEN RUANE NICKNAME: Cookie QUOTE: ‘‘What’s it called” “Drop dead’ AMBITION: To be happy in all I do in my life. PET PEEVE: Snobs, Two-faced people, School, long days, people sho don’t say “‘it’s okay”’ when they go into the bathroom, T.H. HECTOR LUIS RIVERA QUOTE: ‘‘When I leave I don’t know what I’m hoping to find, and when I leave I don’t know what I’m leaving behind.”” AMBITION: To gain total control PET PEEVE: 1983- 1984 Basketball season, monotony, manipu- lative people ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4; Track 1, 3; Boys’ State 3 MATTHEW JOSEPH RUSSELL NICKNAME: Matt QUOTE: Laughter is the best medicine AMBITION: The Midnight Sun, wealth, P.P.E., Music rhythm and blues myself to death. Professional Bassism, Deep study of the mind. PET PEEVE: Valley Girls, David Lee Roths voice. MICHAEL ROSSI NICKNAME; Mike QUOTE: The only way to have a friend is to be one. AMBITION: To be the best that | can be and be happy PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than others ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Photog- rapher PAUL SALERNO NICKNAME: Pablo QUOTE: “Limits exist only in your mind’”” AMBITION: To be suc- cessful in what ever | do. PET PEEVE: Com- puters, Pot heads, Car batteries, Brown Noses, Mrs. GC. R.R., 10920530 eee “One more thing’ ACTIVITIES: Winter Track 1, 4; Spring Track 1, 4; Trainer 2, 3, 4; Statistics 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; RONALD SANKEY NICKNAME; Sank, Scank QUOTE: Re- member this throught your lifetime, tomor- row there will be more to do and failure awaits for all who stay with some success made yesterday, tomorrow, you must try once more and even harder than before. AMBITION: To someday solve all the my- steries of the unknown. PET PEEVE: Get- ting caught, stupid mistakes, snobs, flirts, teases, Inside out, Y.I.P., Y.I.P.E., Cold hands, Cold feet, 3 week vacations ACTIVI- TIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBIN L. SEARS NICKNAME: Pick, Shortie QUOTE: Noth- ing more to live for, Dying just for living, Living just for you. AMBITION: To be suc- cessful and happily married to P.O. PET PEEVES: Homework, Cindy, Rainy nights in W.R., A period, N.A. and her big mouth, no senior privileges, no initiation, My brother ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 1; Float meeting 4; ROBERT J. SAQUET NICKNAME: Rob QUOTE: It doesn’t matter whether you win or lose, until uou lose. AMBITION: To find an ambition PET PEEVE: Freaks, shin splints, J.L., Trig AC- TIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 4; Student Council 4: Student Advisory Board 4; Student Gov- ernment 4; Stage Crew 4 MONICA JANE SELLMAYER NICKNAME: Mon QUOTE: | see my future at the rainbows end, happy hours, timeless friends... and if | ever have a chance to find my way, rest assured | will stay. PET PEEVE: Snobs, Two-faced people, “85” girls, preppies ACTIVITIES: Color Guard 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1; Chorus 1, 2 CYNTHIA LEEESSCHULZ NICKNAME: Cindy QUOTE: Which ways out. AMBITION: To make the right deci- sions, to become successful in whatever | choose to do and Live the rest of my life with Kevin Francis PET PEEVE: People who do not listen, conceited people, immaturity, shorthand tapes and dictation, late nights, unnecessary comments. CYNTHIA L. SHERMAN NICKNAME: Cindy AMBITION: To be suc- cessful PET PEEVE: Monday mornings, doc- tors ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 58 SHERYL LEE SIMONS NICKNAME: Shery! QUOTE: A time to be aggressive and a time to be passive, a time to be together and a time to be alone, a time to fight and a time to love. AMBITION: To become a successful dancer PET PEEVE: Monday mornings, gym, double pull-backs ACTIVITIES: Spring Musical 3, 4 2 LISA ANN SOLDANI NICKNAME: Lisa, Lee QUOTE; Life is but an illusion of your dreams. AMBITION: To live life to the fullest PET PEEVE: Fake Friends, Goodbyes, Liars ACTIVITIES: French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Canada 3; France 4; CSF Phonathon 3, 4; Philedelphia 4 LORI ANN SLANEY NICKNAME: Twinky, Barbara, Shortie QUOTE: Life is too precious to waste, trea- sure each moment and share it with the ones you love, make the best of what you have now because nothing lasts forever. AMBI- TION: To live life to the fullest, to be suc- cessful in whatever I choose to do, to be happy and to be with the one I love PET PEEVE: Preps, Jocks, snobs, people who think they’re great, red lights, early morn- ings, SCHOOL. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2; School Paper 3 ae: JAY JOSEPH SPARROW NICKNAME: Spaz QUOTE: I'd read of our heroes, and wanted the same, to play my own part in the patriot game. AMBITION: To make all of the right decisions PET PEEVE: The Easton Police, slow walkers, Oliver Ames ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 RAYMOND K. SMITH NICKNAME: Smitty QUOTE: Don’t lose to- morrow by reaching for yesterday. This madness is magic to me. AMBITION: To figure out my ambition and what | want in life. PET PEEVE: Let Downs, FBC 3, 4, The Gang ‘‘Rumors’’, Bathroom Tennents, Wait- ing, R.R., Distance between M NT AC- TIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1; Spring Track 1, 2, 4; Christmas Play 3; Spring Play 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, Pres 4; Student Council 3 a al DEBORAH STANCHINA NICKNAME: Deba QUOTE: Do not believe those persons who say they have never been jealous what they mean is that they have never been in love. AMBITION: Always be happy and successful with whatever | do. PET PEEVE: Volkswagons ACTIVITIES; Colorguard 1, 2, 3 SHERRY ANN STAPLES JEFF THAYER NICKNAME: Jeff, Kats QUOTE: The union of the body and mind leads to the power of which no one can conquer. AMBITION: To experience ultimate power. To take up all the offers of the marine corps. PET PEEVE: Button’s fires, getting stuck in sand, micro- waves, wooden arrows, appendicittis, peo- ple who flaunt the Martial Arts ACT VI- TIES: Yearbook Photography 1, 2, 3; Vi- deotaping 2, 3; Christmas Play 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Carrolling 3, 4; ANN MARIE STRACCIA NICKNAME: Annie QUOTE: So what was I saying AMBITION: To be successful in my life, and to be happy with Tom PET PEEVE: Snobs, Fernades, Tom always being late, two faced people, K.B. ACTIVITIES: Band 1; Drill Team 2, 3 MARK THOMPSON NICKNAME: Tito QUOTE: Live now, pay later AMBITION: To be an accountant PET PEEVE: Saturday morning practices, psycho drivers ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2; Spring Track 3, 4; Winter Track 4; CSF Window Painting 1, 3; Boys State LORRAINE ANN SULLIVAN NICKNAME: Raine QUOTE: In life one must except the bad memories, learn from them, and make room for the good ones, for time is precious and scarce. AMBITION: To always be happy and successful, with what- ever | choose to do. PET PEEVE: Waiting, uncertainty, long goodbyes, 12:00AM, Sun- days, Sailing with Janice, the cold, diets AC- TIVITIES: CSF Window Painting 1, 2; Track 1; Softball 1; Spring Play 2, 3; Christmas Play 2, 3; Concert Choir 2, 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Prom Court 3; Powder Puff Foot- ball 3 BRENDA THORNTON NICKNAME: Bren, Bakin QUOTE: You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I decide to do. PET PEEVE: Cars that overheat in BK Drive-Thru, unwanted opinions, A.C., Jeal- ous boyfriends, Mom, gas prices, people who stick their noses where they don’t be- long, being handcuffed, green toilet paper, baby powder in my hair and cast parties ACTIVITIES: Colorguard 1, 2, 3 Captain 4; Chorus 2; Usherette 2 59 60 MIGHELLE RENEMTIBBET Is NICKNAME: Chelle, Tib, Tidbits QUOTE: No one knows like a woman how to say things which are at once gentle and deep AMBITION: To reach my goal as an execu- tive secretary and to spend my life with that special someone who can share who can share in all my dreams and happiness PET PEEVE: Goodbyes, dictation, “48”, keys locked in a car, scoop’s hyperventilation, RALPH, a certain Friday night ACT VI- TIES: Drill Team 1; Color Guard 1; Color Guard Treasurer 2; key Council 2; National Honor Society 3, 4. THAO TRUONG NICKNAME: Thaosie QUOTE: Man is so smart that he can build the Empire State Building, yet so stupid that he would jump off it. AMBITION: To become rich and help the unfortunate. PET PEEVE: Smoky bath- rooms, hallway passes, short lunches AC- TIVITIES: French Club 4; NHS 4 : ‘ JUDITH ANDREA TODESCO NICKNAME: Jude QUOTE: | decided long ago never to walk in anyone’s shadow, If I fail, If | succeed, at least I live as | believe PET PEEVE: Feet, Lines, Waiting for S.C. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 Captain 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3 Captain 4; Tennis 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4 CSF Window Paint- ing 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 3 So JANMARIE TURNER NICKNAME: Jan QUOTE: What | do today is important because I am exchanging a day of my life for it. AMBITION: To be happy, successful; and to never lose the friendships I have. PET PEEVE: T.P.’s, a broken shoe, old toto, inside out socks, cold classrooms ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4; French Club 1, 2, 4: Office Assistant 3, 4; France Exchange Program 4 No Photo Available CHERIE ANN TREANNIE QUOTE: If the sun refused to shine; I’d still be lovin’ you. (LEd Zeppelin) AMBITION: To some day be on the cover of Cosmopoli- tan, and to be wealthy PET PEEVE: When people ask me if my hair is permed or natu- ral, When people call me Sherry, Home- room, study halls, and Cheryl’s nickname for me SUSAN ANN UVA NICKNAME: Sue QUOTE: If you put your minds to it you can do anything. AMBI- TION: To become successful in whatever I choose to do in life. PET PEEVE: Monday mornings, quiet studies, rainy days ACTIVI- TIES: Yearbook 2, 3 a © Pepreve rete — 3 — eeeet ears Pe ‘} a” a 4 ON ay ig Saag ANN MARIE VARGA NICKNAME: Ann QUOTE: Go for it AMBI- TION: To always be happy PET PEEVE: Traffic, crowds, fakes, snobs, getting lost PATRICIA ELLEN VOLPE NICKNAME: Tricia, Trish QUOTE: If at first you do succeed . . . try to hide your astonish- ment AMBITION: To become a brain sur- geon, be successful at it, always have many true friends, and maybe someday travel in outer space to another galaxy PET PEEVE: ‘Patty’, breakfast on the bus, writing sam- ples, Danny’s surprise phone calls, too many deadlines, people pulling my hair, cold cafe- teria, ‘‘are you and Sarah sisters?” ACTIVI- TIES: Track 2; French Club 2, 4: Co-Pres. 4; Student Council 4; France Exchange Stu- dent 4; NHS 4 JIM VEGLAS NICKNAME: Jim QUOTE: What you get out of life is only as much as what you put into it. AMBITION: To get myself through college and succeed at all my endeavors PET PEEVE: Freshman that don’t know what they are doing, brown nosers, march- ing in the rain, football games ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2.3, 45 Stage Band! 1, 3,4; (CSF Window Painting 1, 4; Model Senate 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Golf 1 DEIDRE WHELAN NICKNAM E: DeeDee QUOTE: Those who cannot bear the disorder of construction will never make their houses into mansions AM- BITION: To drive the impossible dream PET PEEVE: Two-door cars, flutes and clarinets, 2 tenths of a point ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Rocording Secretary 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Stageband 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Girl’s State 3 ANTHONY E. VIDETTO III NICKNAME: Tony QUOTE: Remember this through you lifetime: tomorrow there will be more to do and failure awaits for all sho stay. With some success made yesterday, tomor- row you must try once more and even harder than before. AMBITION: To be a leader PET PEEVE: Losing and making deci- sions. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Statistician; Spring Track 2; Baseball 3; Model Senate 3; Ski Club 4; Boys’ State 3; Senior class Treasurer, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; - CHRISTIAN WINSLOW 61 62 The class of 1984 whose pictures were not avail- able: BRIAN PAUL DePALMA RUSSELL E. GRAHAM KELLY ANN KEENAN ALFRED JOHN KUPLAST III RONALD ARTHUR WILCOX Ric hard C. Alexander The GREAT PUMPKIN CAPER could not be recognized as an activity so this para- graph is for those who took part in the GREAT PUMPKIN CAPER. The score... boys won by one pumpkin. 63 64 BEST ALL AROUND: Joe DuBeau Judy Todesco MOST TALENTED: Brian Levine Laura Reynolds BE, HL i IG. MOST INDIVIDUAL: Bob Peavey Jennifer Phillips SENIOR ORL OB LAA IE ROLES EEELODUEEADEEEIE” CAS POEL aR etait pean ee eRLATIVES FRIENDLIEST: Barry Perkins Dottie D’Ambre EIVELIEST; Bill Ferguson Kristin Darwell ge BEST DKESSED: Anthony Videtto Michelle Chagnon 65 66 MOST ATHLETIC: Ronnie Sankey Lori Fournier BEST PALS: Stephanie Campbell Jennifer Cavalieri CLASS CLOWN: Lisa Berteletti Scott Powers ro QUIETEST: Andrea Gelenian Brian Foley CLASS CHATTERBOX: Billy O’Brien Kim Plant MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Fred Moriaty Brenda Thorton 68 MOST LIKEISY 1 O SUCCEED: Gary Moran Michelle Antaya CLASS SWEETHEARTS: Mike Galanti Eileen Gibbs MOST DEPENDABLE: Chris Moran Christine Fournier BEST PALS: Jeff Downs Scott Powers Bill O’Brien BEST SMILE: Christian Winslow Meagan Musto BEST LOOKING: Joey DeGirolamo Kim Kempt MUTT AND JEFF Matt Dion Maria DiGiovanni ee ee ee eee JUNIORS Cyndie Akell Nicole Audet Diane Barbarisi SANE ian Barry Bob Boger Jeff Bryant Br Lynn Butt Anne Curry Ellen Dalton Laura oO id Davenport Dav inda Dennis ina DeCesare IE T 70 JUNIORS James Dober Christina Eastman Marianne Ethier John Fernandees Donna Finlayson Paula Fiore Mark Flynn Tyrone Forbes Fred George Faith Gonsalves John Gooki n Irene Grady 71 ie Rae Haley Linc Holske Steff Holske Christine Karter Danielle LaMarre Chris Lindley Mary Ellen Long Michelle Longacre JUNIORS UNIORS Jeff Lori David Maniscalco Laura Maragnano Laurie Morgan Patricia Naismith Jayne Nordbeck Charlene O’Donnell Alicia O’Malley Nancy Page Amy Paine Gina Pedley Patricia Peri 73 74 Kara Profido Wendy Pruell Dina Reach Terry Rego Danny Rose Caren Sarro Christine Sarro Laura Schofield Brenda Schulz Allison Smith Mike Smith Lori Soldani JUNIORS WE —— JUNIORS Patty Souza Sharon Strese Michelle Tardif Leanne Tegan Lisa Thibault Sharon Tibbetts Lisa Videtto Ellen Waible Pam Wills Craig Wilson Scott Yaghoobian Chris Zankel 75 SOPHOMORES Leslie Agostino Jim Baltzell Debbie Booras Eddie Bordelon John Borroni Christopher Botticelli Kath y Bray Arthur Brown Lori Brugliera Michelle Brunelle Laura Cassidy 4 Mary Anne Cimino Lori Colella Mike Conlon Edon Copparini 76 PHOMORES Karen Cotton Wendy Cowens Tina Crisp Michelle Currier Rich Ferrara Wendy Fitzgerald David Flanagan RESENS Julie Folan Michael Foley Kelly Formhals Deborah Gasbarro 77 SOPHOMORES Kim Galanti Gina Gentili Pam Giles John Gray Timothy Habart oe e ig La SES Elizabeth Heins Daniel Hetorilla Greg Hewes Chris Holske Andrea Hutchenson Cheryl Kay 78 SOPHOMORES Jodi Keyworth Betty Lou Kincaid Jackie Lawrence e 7 7 t Lynn Lewis Julie Lindquist Michelle LOmberto Pamela McNeil OHNE Daniel Mitchell David Muller Melissa Naismith Tatia Oliver 79 SOPHOMORES Nancy Pearl Jennifer Pedley Christine Peloquin Susan Pennellatore Joe Phillips Hal Plant Sue Ploof oa wr L 4- ‘| PR me L. f j uf Tia Ristaino David Robinson Donna Savilonis Jim Scott 80 SOPHOMORES Michael Sheaff Paula Silva Sharon Smith Dawn Teague Sarah Trenouth Carolyn Turke A LC Bill Vickery Amanda Vizadom Jennifer Wade Phil Wall . ft Kim Wallace Tracy Watjen 81 FRESHMAN y a Lisa Amicone Jodi Andrade Carrie Armstrong Christine Babcock Z x Wendy Barnes Chris Barret Alan Beaupre a Putts Daniel Blye Laural Boettger Stephanie Bogdanchik 4 v ie : Me Kerrie Brennick Janine Brown Kelley Bryant Julie Buja 82 a � . a FRESHMAN Sort Serr cert le Tracy Calahan Carla Card Bruce Cornford Jennifer Crotty Michelle Cuevas Tammy Cushman Kelli Davenport Kristen Day Wests é Marian Donavon Leona Ferrara Jeanette Foster Allisa Glenn Christine Gonsalves Carrie Gordon Kristen Hatch 83 FRESHMAN 7 Debra Hindman James Holski Danny Izzo Wayne Jackman Annalise Jansen Lisa Johnson Tom Kilburn Rich Knowles Denise LaMarra Andrea Lori Jennifer Malay Heather Mathias Deborah Matoian 84 FRESHMAN Robin Maxcy Tracy Mayah Wendy McMillian Amy Morissette Tracy Morrison Kerri Murray Deanna Nielson Chris Norftill Brian Owens ee ; “Th S| a Charles Packer Manisha Patel Lois Peach Sue Pelrine 85 FRESHMAN John Reach Judy Puleo Holly Pruel Yvette Pettengill Brian Russel Billy Shaw Joanne Rego Mike Reed Lynn Slaney ilva Erin Sheehan Mark S Steven Sheaff Lisa Sylvia Melissa Sudhop Randy Stearns Julie Sterns 86 FRESHMAN Dawn Tessier Jeff Thibeault Bettina Toner Lincoln Torrey Brian Vickery Danny Waible Gary Wellington ’ cki Wojtriewicz Kristin Wronski Daniel Wentzell bk Andrea Zankle Joe Locke 87 RESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SOPHMORE CLASS OFFICERS James Perry, Tracey Watjen, Jim Faurnier. JUNIOR | CLASS | OFFICERS 1 | % = 88 Chris Sarro, Leah Baldani, Clair Tighe, Par Wills Don O’Cannell. a REST oer Ji LAEGRO APES nat A Cath % stamens Pg aE STUDENT COUNCIL Bottom row left to right Sarah Trenouth, Cheryl Nightengale, Julie Stearns, Dawn Tessier, Tracy Morrison, Erin Sheehan. Second row- Cindy Bouchard, Trisha Volpe, Judy Todesco, Jennifer Phillips, Renee Hutchin, Fred Moriarty, Third row- John Dubeau, Michelle Tardiff, Lori Formier, Kathy Beaton, Debbie Mair. Fourth row- Andrea Zankle, Jane Nordbeck, Stephanie Holske, Caren Sarro, Danielle LaMarre, Dianne Barbarisi, Lisa Viddetto, Kathy Moriarty, Debbie Matoyan, Fifth row- Mrs. Jackson, Mike Sheaff, Pat Dillon, John Wethington, Sue Parsons, Mark Silva, Denise LaMarre, Debbie MODEL SENATE Hindman, Julie Folan. : : ote wie on 2 ai : First row left to right Dianne Barbarisi, Caren Sarro, Danielle LaMarre, Chris Sarro, Michele Tardiff. Second row- Dave Davenport, Mike Elsworth, Mike Day, Nate Sweetser, Joe Unger, Dave Smith, Pam Wills, Wendy Pruell, Mr. Palanza. 6 90 STUDENT , Danielle LaMarre. COUNCIL ight) Stephanie CAmpbell ing (left to r Stand ’ Sitting, Fred Moriarty 91 PE. Seated (l-r) Stephen Tupaj, Colleen Kaleta, Marie Bacciochi, Taou Trong, Caren Sarro, Stephanie Holske, Ellen Waible Craig Wilson, Standing (l-r) Mrs. Wood, Gary Moran, Bradd Belasko, Tony Videtto, Michelle Antaya, Laurie Fournier, Michelle Tibbetts, Mary Ellen Long, Kathy Beaton, Pam Wills, Clair Tighe, Trisha Volpe, Lisa Videtto, Danielle LaMarre, Nate Sweetzer, Kevin Monroe, Chris Moran. SOCIETY NBR OR ee _ 93 94 a0,©) Z [ns| 29) 9 GA ea lst row: Leo Bray, Cheryl Tobin, Tricia Volpe, Thao Trung, and Annalise Jansen. 2nd row: Lisa Amicone, Terrie Rego, Elizabeth Heins, Chris Fournier, Jan Turner, Wendy McMillan, and Tracy Callihan. 3rd row: Christopher Blassiti, Rebecca Williams, Pamela Giles, Lisa Soldani, Ms. Gildersleeve, Sarah Turniff, and David DeGrange. NISL Ie Ist row: Stephanie Holske, Sharon Smith, Dawn Teagus, Amanda Vizedon 2nd row: Mrs. A. Jackson, Dianne Ascarate, Gina Pedley, Lee Huett, Mrs. A. Johnson, Jim Baltzell. 3rd row: Donna Savilonis, Ida Petrolla, Gina Gentili. st Es 2 m7 bo ip lst row: Chris Moran, Stephen Tupaj, Coleen Kaletta, Marie Bacchiochi, Stephanie Holske. 2nd row: Jim Baltzell, Amanda Vizedon, Chris Sarro, Lisa Videtto, Jennifer Pedley, Stephen Potter, and Mr. B. Barnes. 96 Lisa Amicone, C i , Cheryl Tobin, Amanda Vizedon, Annalise Jansen, Mrs. Meimikyle Owens DNDrm asl aT) 1st row: John Dillion, Fred Morarity 2nd row: Sue Ploof, Joe Unger, Dexter Wittington, Dawn Teague 3rd row: Paula Fiore, Rae Healey, Lisa Bertletti, Tem Black, Jan Turner Ida Petrella, Lisa Soldani, Mrs. Richard. Sennen 1I7 D4nH nNOOwW “gl Wl de |G) 2x ©) ©) ed esl ge Indl x cai ‘ii | lst row: Fred Morarity, Dawn Teague, Dexter Wittington, Joe Unger, Sue Ploof, Paul Salavno, Kim Galanti, Jan Turner, Lori Fournier, Mrs. Zangari. BOUOrF BGeDe UH Ze om CLUB caren. J G) 99 FRENCH EXCHANGE PROGR: ibe OS RE Se SS SS op = eS Ismine Guiraud, Adeline Tardy, Anne Collart, Isabelle Feore, Marie Blanche Mailley Veionique, Nicolas, Geraldine Marty, Vanina Gagin, Threiry Plumey, Sophie Ursella, Alain Guyard, Carole Vaskow, Isabelle Jude, Julie Whittington, Tony Mayeur 101 Sarah Gomes imaine William D Tracey Currier Kelly Borroni Trisha Kirby Michael Johnson Jason Johnson Emily Hossfield Ricky Linfield Ashlee Lestan Beth Lerch ” ro v n u = Zs + v c co) ° = Hornet Nursery”’ 73 Devon Moran Dicky Nelson Susan McGloin 102 | Lt. Brannigan 6 uys Dolls MARCH 30 and 3) 5 MHS AUDITORIUM Act Il Hot Box Girls Adelaide And Hot Box Girls Adelaide Aruide Sky Masterson Adelaide and Nothan Nicely-Nicely And Ensemble Ensemble Sarah And Adelaide Benny, Nicely-Nicely, Big Jule Entire Company | Intermission Dance | Take Back Your Mine | Reprise: Adelaide’s Lament | More I Cannot Wish You | Luck Be A Lady | Sue Me Sit Down You’re Rockin’ The Boat Follow The Fold | Marry The Man Today | Reprise: Fugue For Tinhorns Finale: Guys And Dolls Guys And Dolls Cast Matthew Tighe John Mitchell Sean Jenness Laura Reynolds Brian Levine Laura Maragnano Michael Day Gregory Hunt Frederick Moriarty Scott Button Nicely-Nicely Johnson _ Benny South Street | Rusty Char lie Sarah Brown Arvide Abernathy Agatha Harry The Horse Nathen Detroit Brandy-Bottle Bates Adelaide Stephanie Campbell Sky Masterson Ray Smith Joey Biltmore Jeffery Thayer Mimi Alicia O'Malley Ginger Ellen Waible General Matilola B. Cartwright Irene Grady Big Jule Michael Ellsworth Sidewalk Sam Paul Jackson Pickpocket Tracy Heeks Prizefighter Jeff Thayer Manager Scott Norris Tour Guide Christine Peloquin Tourist Shilpa Patel, Chris Sarro Jayne Norbeck, Leanne Tegan, Stephine Holske, Marie Bacchiochi Man With Newspaper Texans Bobby Soxers Donald Dore Chris Black, Kris Da Costa Kristen Darwell, Dexter Wittington, Wendy Pruell, Leanne Tea- GUYS DOLLS A musical fable of broadway based on stories and characters by Damon Runyon Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser Synopsis of Scenes Act | Scene 1 Broadway Scene 2 Interior of the Save-a-Soul Mission Scene 3 A Phone Booth Scene 4 The Hot Box Scene 5 Off Broadway Street Scene 6 Exterior of the Mission Scene 7 Off Broadway Street Scene 8 Havana, Cuba Scene 9 Outside E] Cafe Cubana Scene 10 Exterior of the Mission intermission. .... 17 minutes please Act Il Scene 1 The Hot Box Scene 2 Street Scene 3 The Crap Game Scene 4 Off Brodway Street Scene 5 Interior Of The Mission Scene 6 Near Times Square Scene 7 Broadway Musical Numbers Act I Nicely-Nicely, Benny, Big Jule Sarah, Mission Band Nathan, Nicely-Nicely And Benny Ensemble Sarah and Sky Adelaide Nicely-Nicely And Benny Sheryl Simons Sheryl, Sarah, Sky, Sam Sarah Sky Sarah And Sky Fugure For Tinhorns Follow The Fold The Oldest Established Pll Know Adelaide’s Lament Guy’s and Dolls Samba Samba Ballet If | Were A Bell My Time Of Day I’ve Never Been In Love Before gan, Cheryl Kay, Sherrie Van Splinter, Dawn Teague Cyndie Akell, Danille LaMarre Apple Annie Florence Botti Lemon-Drop Kids David Bryant Mission Band: Jo Bogdanchik, Rob Bogen, MaryAnn Cimino, Christina Eastman, Karan Moran, David Mueller, Scott Yaghoobian Hot Box Dancers Sheryl Simons - Dance Captain Wendy Barnes, Lori Colella, Patti Day, Maria DiGiovanni, Irene Grady, Janice Klobucher, Caren Sarro, Michele Tardif, Stage Crew and Properties Jennifer Cavalieri - Production Assistant Dorothy D’Ambra - Stage Manager Lisa Bertaletti, Sharon Coggershall, Susan Church, Leah Baldini, Sharon Tibbetts, Paul Salerno, Caroline Turke, Melanie Barrett, Debbie Main, Cheryl Reardon, John Dillion, Kevin Munroe, Matt Griffin, Rob Saquet, Pat O’Donnell, David Rapoza, Rae Haley, Francis O’Neil, Laura Schofield, Mary Landon, Brian Barry, JoAnne LaMarre, Charlene Mc Kenney Streetwalkers Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Brian L. Barns - sets and lighting coordinator Elena M. Cutillo - Choregrapher Peter Conti - Drummer Paul Ciano - special make - Richard (RED) Conti - Thomas M. Sullivan - up make - up pantomine ballet Special Thanks To...... Graphic Arts Department for printing. Christine Peloquin for ticket and program design. The faithful ‘“Guys Dolls’? who dedicated their free time to build sets with. Mr. Barns Sean Jenness who showed his dedication through his willingness to help when we desperately needed. him. We are very grateful, Sean. American Paper Re-Cycling for the cardboard cylinders. Daniel A. Webber for his ever lasting help on the sets and the use of his truck. THANKS ALOT DAN. Mr. Bob Mellow and the rest of the custodial staff. Mr. Christepher Grey for special assistance. Mr. Robert Button for the wiring and special electrical assistance. Mr. George for all of his cooperation. 103 oo Rhee Cows, Li) Ue PLE” SOS Se f lle MGEKEIBOOAE UGAREAS AGREE nc EONS UNEASE EAE: PALS GREGG SRA I CENEE SEONES CRESS NESE: Spotlight on Some Guys and Dolls Laura Reynolds-(Sarah) Singer-dancer-actress, Laura is a senior member of the concert choir and drama club who studies dance at the Delutis Studio. From Liat in South Pacific to Sarah is a big jump says Laura. “It’s fun because | finally get to sing and speak in Englisha and work opposite my favorite actor again.’ Laura hopes to attend Boston Conservatory of Music with a major in musical theater. Ray Smith-(Sky) Ray is a senior who combines his athletic interest as a football player and a member of the track team with his love for the theater. Also he is president of the Drama Club and Concert Choir. From his debut as Lt. Joseph Cable U.S.M.C. in South Pacific. Ray returns to the M.H.S. stage as Sky Masterson. He feels comfortable in this role and is happy to be working once agin with his acting partner, Laura. In the future, he plans to attend college with hopes of pursuing a theatrical career. Stephanie Campbell-(Adelaide) Stephanie is a senior at M.H.S. Who is involved with many varied activities. She is Treasure of the Drama Club and Concert Choir and class vice-president. Stephanie hopes to attend college to major in musical theater and hopes to some day to be a star. Greg Hunt-(Nathan) Greg is a senior who played Commander Harbison in South Pacific. As Nathan Detroit, he makes his singing debut. Greg plans to attend college in the fall. John Mitchell-(Benny) John is a senior. He is Business Manager of the Drama Club and the Concert Choir. He was a seabee in South Pacific. He enjoys performing and is a member of the Army Reserve where he enjoys the opportunity to fly. Matt Tighe-(Nicely-Nicely) Matt is a sophomore. He enjoys music and plays the guitar. He is making his debut with the M.H.S. Theater company. He wants everyone to know that he doesn’t really lisp. Brian Levine-(Arvide) Brian is a senior who expanded his experience as a character actor from last years role as Captain Brackett in South Pacific to Arivde in Guys and Dolls. Brian is a track athlete who plans to attend Syracuse University in the fall as a communication major. Mike Ellsworth-(Big Jule) Mike is a junior who plays in the band and sings with the concert choir. He also enjoys working on sets. He is very proud of the news stand which is his creation. Mike plans a career in the Air Force following graduation. Fred Moriarty-(Lt. Brannigan) Fred is a senior who is making his debut in Guys and Dolls. He is an enthusiastic person who participates in many school activities. Fred plans to attend Westfield State to major in computer science. Irene Grady-(General Cartwright) Irene sings soprano with the concert choir and was the solo singer of Bali Hai in South Pacific. She is a junior who plans a career in musical theater. 109 — HORNET BAND IN ACTIONS BAND ASSOCIATION : HORNET BAND 1983-84 Front row; D.M. Brian Levine, Capt. Brenda Thornton, Tim Habart, Mike Reed, Carolynn Turke, Nancy Pearl, Kathy Bray, Janet Moorehouse, Jeff Puleo, Chris Black, Randy Butt, Tom Habart, Cindy Bouchard, Pam Giles, Alissa Glenn, Capt, Jean Lawerance, D.M. Tom Demers, Capt. Michelle Tibbetts, Second row; Stephanie Bogdanchik, Paula Silva, Sandy Baker, Kelley Bryant, Judy Puleo, Tiffany Cummings, Missy Naismith, Jodi Keyworth, Wendy Fitzgerald, Lisa Amicone, Jeanine Merrigan, Amy Holford, Third row; Kerri Brennick, Jay Pietrafetta, Leo Bray, Eric Unger, Ross Wilson Denis O’Sullivan, Donna Mitchell, Betina Tona, Andrea Gelenian, Craig Wilson, Jennifer Pedley, Michelle McCann, Chris Vinney, __ Ralph Whelan, Scott Rosemark, Colleen Koletta, Gary Moran, Jeff Lori, Joe Phillips, Michelle Brunelle, Forth row; Brian Vicory, Bob Brock, Jean | D’Onofrio, Lisa Soldani, Chrissy Karter, Lori Larkin, Deedee Whelan, Sandy Boupre, Wendy Barnes, Karen Moran, Jennifer Malay Scott Yaghoobian, | Dan Hetorila, Linda Mithcell, Kim Plant, Pat McGrail, Kevin Reid, Terri Rego, Lori Morgan, Top row; Kris Day, Gina Gentilli, Tia Ristano, Dawn Benoit, |) Nancy Page, Dawn Teague, Karen Morrison, Cheryl Reardon, Sue Church, Cheryl Kay, David Knowles, Donna Savalonis, Laura Cassidy, Ann Currier, Brenna O’Leary Melissa Constantine, Joanne Morarity, Monica Selmier, Kim Wisniewski, Kerri Murray 110 — HORNET BAND Captians drum _ majors Michelle Tibbetts, Jean Lawerence, Tom Demers, Brenda Thornton, Brian Levine STAGE BAND-Kneeling Terri Rego, Kim WAllace, Chris Peloquin, Karen Moran, Tom Habart, Randy BUtt, Jeff Lori, Joe Phillips, Second row- Ralph Whelan, Colleen Koletta, Brian Levine, Jim Veglas, Gary Moran, Kevin Reid, DeeDee Whelan, Bill Vicory, Dan Hetorila, Pat McGrail, SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Kneeling Tom Habart, Tom Demers, Linda Mitchell, DeeDee Whelan, Lisa Soldani, Second row Andrea Gelenian, Kim Plant, SAndy Beaupre, Wendy Barnes, Sue Church, Third row Kevin Reid, David Knowles, Brian Levine, Jim Veglas, Gary Moran, Colleen Koletta, SENIOR COLORGUARD MEMBERS- Sitting Melissa Constantine, Jean Lawer- ance, Mary Moothart, Standing- Michelle = Tibbetts, Chris Fournier, Terri Malewicz, Brenda Thornton, Karen Morrison 113 SRESIEY Fala ARTE om BRAARS. rc usa % PERE SRY Hello, Ma. What’s the next play? 116 CS . oe fw 8 First Row (left to right) Ron Sankey, Joe DeGirolamo, Rick Coyne, Chris Winslow, Pat O’Donnell, Joe DuBeau (Captain), Barry Perkins (Captain), Jay Sparrow, Bill Ferguson, Brian May, Daryle Murray, Tony Videtto, Fran O’Neill. Second Row Matt McEvoy, Alfred Kuplast, Guntars Reks, Ray Smith, Bob Hindman, Kevin Bellavance, Rob Saquet, Brian Sears, Mike Farinella, Joe Unger, Kevin Unger, Gregg Hewes, Coach Paul Ferrara. Third Row Coach Don Byron, Coach Al Costa, Coach Ron Reardon, Brian Barry, Craig Wilson, Keith Vargas, John Brunelle, Tony Jodice, Jim Nordberg, Dean O’Connor, Keith Wood, Sean Jenness, Matt Tighe, Head Trainer Rick Tarantino, Coach Jim Todd, Head Coach George Kelly. Fourth Row Frank Broderick, Mike Day, Chuck Coffy, Frankie Reynolds, John Griffin, David Rapoza, Thom Connor, Brian Coggeshall, Fred George, Paul Jackson, Jim Baltzell. Fifth Row manager John Dillon, trainer Paul Salerno, Scott Sherman, Darl Cullivan, John Borroni, Art Brown, Russ Rapoza, Bryan Smith, Chris Ray Smith Lindly, Bradd Belasco, Bryan Cormier, Phil Wall. Sixth Row Manager Chris Zankell. This year’s football team under Coach George Kelly came in fourth place in the Hockomock League. with a 5 and 3 record while ending 6 and 4 overall. Many seniors returned from last year’s team with valuable varsity experience. Mainly Qauterback Ron Sankey who started many games at the position in the 82 season and Co. captians Barry Perkins and Joe Du- beau. The season started off well with three impressive victories at home over Hanover (26-16), Stoughton (28- 12), and King Phillip (28-12). Then the hornets played their first away game under the lights at Franklin. The de- fending Hockomock League champi- The green machine takes the field! ons Franklin Panthers beat Mansfield. However Franklin’s use of an ineligible player caused them to forfiet the game and the Hornets were still undefeated. Homecoming was next and the Hor- nets played a tough opponent in the Canton Bulldogs. With less than two minutes left, the Hornets drove 75 yards to score on a Ron Sankey pass to Bob Hindman and another pass to Chris Winslow to secure the lead on the point after. A non-league game against Rockland the following week gave the Hornets their first of the sea- son. The next game was against rival Oliver Ames. After a long, hard hitting game Mansfield left the field with a heartbreaking 14-12 loss. Two home games followed with a 28-12 loss to North Attleboro and a large win over Sharon 32-6. However, the season ended on a bad note with a 40-12 loss to the 1983 Hockomock League Champion Fox- boro Warriors on Thanksgiving day. Mansfield 26 Hanover 16 W Mansfield 28 Stoughton 12 W Mansfield 28 King Phillip 12 W Mansfield 1 Franklin OW Mansfield 14 Canton 12 w Mansfield 22 Rockland 23m lz Mansfield 12 Oliver Ames Loses Mansfield 12 North Attleboro 28 L Mansfield 32 Sharon 6 W Mansfield 14 Foxboro 40 L Petia ses le eee ee eu sas sec seems és 7 — Ss. eo = cS Poe Gi Going over the top The huttle HOMECOMING Freshman, Liz Call, Sophmore, Laurie Colella, Junior, Christine Sarro, Senior Stephanie Cam- bell, Homecoming Queen, Dottie D’ambra, Sen- ior, Liz Crowley, Junior Jenna Carr, Sophomore AnnMarie Antosca, Freshman, Kris Peavey Homecoming Queen Dottie D’ ambra and her sidekick Liz Crowley v a ae y : “ fe, E i ak eee Slag aS On the way to the game in an executive car Senior Class Float ills, FIELD HOCKEY Record: Date Opposing Team Scores JV. T-1-1 9-13 Stoughton 2-0 W-3-0 9-15 Sharon 1-0 W-3-2 9-19 Foxboro 4-1 No Game 9-21 Franklin 2-1 W-1-0 9-26 Canton 1-0 No Game 9-28 KR: 4-0 Tetek 9-30 NA. 2-1 W-2-0 KOS KOW.N. 3-2 Win Lost JV IL 10-5 jk. 1-0 L 1-0 W 10-6 W PxAL W 1-0 W 10-11 Ty 2-2 W 1-0 W 10-13 W 3-0 No Game VARSITY (front row) Coach Laurie Hill, Eileen Gibbs, Joanne LaMarre, Capt. Judy Todesco, Capt. l. 10-19 L 4-0 L 2-0 Lori Fournier, Renee Hutcheon, Lisa Bertelleti, Coach Leda Levine, (second row) Faith Gonsalves W 10-21 W 5-0 No Game Donna Molchanow, Rae Healey, Julie Andres, Julie Jackmen Jayne Nordbeck, Chris Sarro, (third W 10-25 W 3-1 W 3-1 row) Merrie Tracey, Alicia O’Malley, Leanne Teagan, Stephanie Holske, Sue Parson, Clare Tighe, L 10-27 L 1-0 T 0.0 Danielle LaMarre. Var. Record-9-6-1 JV Record-7-2-3 e Y a hens JUNIOR VARSITY (front row) Diana Shaw, Martine DuBeau, Tracey Goulet, Julie Linquist, Dawn Tessier, (second row) Coach Laurie Hill, Sue Pelrine, Tammy Cushman, Sue Ploof, Cheryl Kay, Chris Peloquin, Maryann Cimino, Coach Leda Levine, (third row) Chris Babcock, Janet Morehouse, Denise LaMarre, Deb Hindman Julie Buja, Andrea Zankel. Get that stick on the ground, Danielle! Captains: Lori Fournier Judy Todesco HIGHPOINTS: Trip to Babylon 9-6-1 record in “‘re- building year” LOWPOINT: Loss to O.A. in last minutes of game. MAJOR CONTRIBUTIONS: GREATLY IMPROVED MEMBERS WITH LITTLE RECOGNITION: SPIRIT EXAMPLIFIED IN SEASON: Chris Sarro - Switching positions for benefit of team. GENERAL SUMMARY: MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Joanne LaMarre SPECIAL AWARDS ACCORDING TO THE SPORT OUTSTANDING EFFORT: MOST IMPROVED: UNSUNG HERE: Julie Jackman - Outstanding defense control ANYTHING ELSE: ALL HOCK PLAYERS - + Sun-Chronicle All Stars Joanne LaMarre Danielle LaMarre JV SUMMARY- HIGH SCORER - Sherry Antaya DEFENSIVE STANDOUT - Goalie Sue Pelrine 120 FIELD HOCKEY SUMMARY — After the loss of many seniors, the MHS field hockey team finished the 1983-84 season with a 9- 6-1 record. Under the leadership of captains Lori Fournier and Judy Todesco, the Hornets enjoyed a con- structive ‘“‘rebuilding year’. The MVP award went to Joanne LaMarre, and Julie Jackman, received the Unsung Hero award for her outstanding de- fense and control. Joanne and Dan- ielle LaMarre were both honored as All-Hock players and Sun Chronicle All-Stars. The JV team posted a 7-2-3 record, with Sherry Antaya high scor- er and goalie Sue Pelrine the defensive standout. Tracey Goulet eyes the goal as Alicia oversees the play. You forgot something Bert. Joanne LaMarre receives her trophy. 121 122 CROSS COUNTRY The boys cross country team was 5-6 while MVP for the boys, Tracy Babcock was awarded the girls finished the season with a 3-6 record. the MVP award and the outstanding effort Bob Peavey, Mary Nolan, Dina Reach were the award for the girls. Also Mike Kaleta was award- captains for the team. Bob Peavey received the ed most dedicated runner. Bottom Row (left to right): Matt Russell, Tom Graney, Bob Barrows, Brian Grenen, Art Brownell. Top Row: Richard Knowles, Kyle Hunt Dan Rose, Mike Kaleta, Greg Hunt, Bob Peavey, Joe Toto, Joe Dognazzi, Al Warsing, Nathan Sweetser, Brian Foley. Left to Right: Patty Reagan, Ida Petrella, Carolyn Graney, Lori Brugliera, Laura Schofield, Tracy Babcock, Mary Nolan, Dina Reach. Oliver Ames Canton Stoughton Sharon Franklin North Attleboro Foxboro King Philip Norfolk Aggricultural Norton Bellingham Girls ime et Caer Set, Cen See Cs Dy = Aititaee eS eter oe “Flying” through the woods D at Eat ial S � : They're off 123 am a Urssisiei ise S LOK S ee eS , Chris Holske. Peter Gordon is Kelley, Chr ’ Jeff McKinon, Chris Veglas Left to right: yy) Se What form 124 WINTER TRACK Left to right- front to back - Coach Reardon, Tracy Babcock, Chris Lindsly, Mary Landon, Kevin Bellavance, Lisa Bertelletti, John Dillon, Collene Coletta, Coach Buckly, Kieth Wood, Fredrick Moriarty, Bob Saquet, Brian Lavene, Mike Coletta, Keith Vargas, Kris Darwell, Andrea Huchenson, Julie Buja, Denise Lamarre, Richard Knowles, Nate Sweetser, Craig Wilson, John Whitington, Laura Schofield, Shiple Putel, Mike, DAve Vryont, Bryon Foley, Ron Grany, Paul Salerno, Donle Wood, Lori Bugliara, Paula Silva, Mary Nolan, Don Waible, Ross Wilson, Erick Nonon, Bill Fergeson, Fran O’Neal, Jim Pulio, Dave Smith, Kurt Gollons, 125 Pe ui poe je” 128 The 1983-84 Basketball team under coach Don Byron finished the season with a 6-14 re- cord overall. It was a young team that improved greatly during the year.-Although the Hornets had a losing record they treated the fans with some exciting play. The biggest wins of the sea- son was a 46-42 win over Sharon and a 51-46 victory over North Attleboro. Bob Hindman was the team’s most valuable player and top scorer while Rich Palanza re- cieved the Hustle Award, most improved and had the most rebounds of the team. Hector Rivera and Ron Sankey were the team captains. e ee Bottom row-left to right- John Griffin, Hector Rivara Captian Ron Sanky, Dean O’Connor, toprow- Chuck Coffey, Jeff Pulio, TYrone Forbes, Matt Dion, Rich Palanza, Bob Hindman, Mike Patrela, Coach Don Byron. Bottom row left to right - Kevin Noland, Steve Ahern, Jim Nordberg, Dave Rapoza, Mark Silva, Top row- Allan Tupi, Chuck Campble, Jeff Pulio, Paul Jackson, Eric Buttler, Darrel Culivan, Phil Wall. Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Millis Weston Stoughton Sharon Foxboro Franklin Canton Millis King Philip North Attleboro Oliver Ames Stoughton Foxboro Sharon Franklin St. C.ements Canton King Philip Oliver Ames North Attleboro 28 44 75 42 62 59 55 52 53 46 58 55 65 59 39 48 42 60 61 70 Don Bryon confronts his troops Senior Bob Hindman goes up for the shot Making the steal The strugle for possesion 129 KO The Hornet Deffense Swarms 130 Action under the boards. Scrambling for the loose ball. Danielle looks to the inside. Katie puts up the shot while Lori gets position. a Hey, wait. It’s my turn. Chris flips it over the heads of K.P. 131 132 GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls Basketball team was 5-11 in a re- captains. Lori Fournier was the MVP and and building year that saw many underclassmen re- she averaged 12.5 pts. per game. Claire Tighe cieve varsity playing experience. Lori Fournier, recieved the 6th player award and this years Judy Todesco, and Joanne LaMarre were the team had a freshman on the squad, Sue Pelrine. Mavetrer; Hangliele Aaneliers Pisvakey % uy le 2) am | Ranalivs y) Sanstiod , 10 VARSITY TEAM: (front row) Capt. Judy Todesco, Co. Capt. Joanne LaMarre, Capt. Loire Fournier, (second row) Julie Jackman, Chris Peloquin, Sue Pelrine, Julie Folan, Clair TIGHE Katie Petrillo, Chris Sarro, Danielle LaMarre, COACH Leda Levine......... Manatisih Marnatiths Mangticifs ed 4 ae p15 op JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: (front row) Cheryl Kay, Andrea Pascucci, Sherry Antaya, Tracy Goulet, Lisa Johnson, Cheryl Nightengale; (second row) Laurel Boettger, Jodi Keyworth, Pam McNeil, Martine DuBeau, Debbie Hindman, Robin Maxcy, Julie Linquist, Wendy Fitzgerald, Coach Laurie Hill. eae Katie puts up the foul shot. Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield mee, Joanne with the inside pass. 34 32 30 46 34 44 45 37 38 51 37 43 43 32 50 31 vs vs vs vs vs vs VS vs vs vs vs vs vs vs Vs vs Stoughton Sharon Foxboro Franklin Canton King Phillip North Attleboro Oliver Ames Stoughton Sharon Foxboro Franklin Canton King Phillip North Attleboro Oliver Ames 48 56 29 58 56 37 37 59 53 52 44 56 56 30 44 44 Here we go Hornets! Here we go! Bottom L to R: Captain Liz Crowley, Captain Maria DiGiovanni, Janice Klobucher Middle: Laura Reynolds, Nancy Carl, Michelle Goulet, Jenna Carr, Karen Hill Top: Lynn Slaney, Lori Colella, Shelly Fasulo, Lisa Videtto, Michelle Longacre Lisa Murphy A day at the game We would like to thank the 83-84 cheer- leaders for a fine job this year. Throughout the fall and winter season’s, they have supported Mansfield’s teams with enthusiasm and a great deal of spirit. Much hard work and dedication lead ‘‘Our Girls” to a second place finish in the Hockomock League Competition. Thank you 4 CHEERLEADING 133 BOYS SPRING TRACK Left to right - Front row, Jeff Fulo, Tom Saquet, Joe Dognazzi, Mike Furanela, Rich Winkson, Steve Sheef, Leo Huott, 2nd row, Coach Brian Fiory, Ross Wilson, Nate Sweetser, Stephen Nolan, Mike Day, Rod Burrows, Dave Smith, Dan Waible, Don Rose, Kieth Vargus, Brian Foley, 3rd row, Barry Perkins, Tom Conners, Pat O’Donlled, Craig Willson, Paul Salerno, Kieth Wood, Fran O’Neal, Bud Pevey, Matt Dion, Mark Tompson, Joe Dedeau Mike Patrela, John Dillon, Dexter Whittington. GIRLS SPRING TRACK Left to right - first row, Mary Elen Long, Donnlie Wood, Denise LaMurre, Andrea Huchenson, Martine Debeau, Lori Bugliara, Paula Silva, Second row, Leanne Teugon, Meridith Tracey, Claire Tighe, Michele McAnn, Joanne Nordbeck, Mary Nolan, Tracy Babcock, Shelpa Putel, Coach Buckly, JoAnne LaMurre, Lori Fornior, Debbie Main, Mary London, Cheryl Reardon, Kris Darwell, Dee Whalen, Colene Coleta, Lisa Bertalletti, Coach Reardon 136 g tities ais Left to right Captains Bob Hindman, Joe Degirolamo, and Ron Sankey. Left to right Top row- Linc Holske, Bill Turner, Norman Pelletier, Mark Flynn, John Borroni, Paul Murray, John Gookin, Chris Veglas, And Steve Sharpe. Front Row (left to right) Trainer, Paul Salerno, Manager, Paul Hawksly, Jeff Downs, Tony Videtto, Ron Sankey, Joe Degirolamo, Bob Hindman, Chris Winslow, Bill O’Brien, Head Coach, Ernie Miller. Chris you can open your eyes now 138 y tly: ie % J.V. BASEBALL Left to right-first row, Coach Nordbery, Dave Rupoza, Rich Lewis, Dave Robinson, Dean O’Connor, Mike Sheaff, Chuck Canble, John Brunell, Second row, Rod Gordon, Chuck Gordon, Jim Nordberg, Matt Tighe, J.M. Baltzell, David Wallace, John Whitington. SOFTBALL OY ates ieee 141 142 143 OYS TENNIS From left to right- 1st row, Steve Tupaj, Chris Moran, Scott Fiori, Peter Goldberg, 2nd row, Coach Dan Etter, David Flanagan, Alan Tupay, Jim Fornier Brian Vickery. i a seaeyribneitiae ts so 144 GIRLS TENNIS Tt TOPO Poe eg ety oa + ee Petpet ee a - ‘ si Na ce : ae =_ - — Left to right-1st row-Viristan Day, Terri Reyo, Jennifer Phillips, Sharon Coggeshall, Coachess Diane Jackson, Laura Schofield, Manisha Patel, Missy Sudhop, Julie Buya, Chris Fornier, Lisa Ammacare, Wendy McMillan, Kristian Hatch. 145 146 The Class of Ninezeer Hundred Eighty-Five of Mansfield High School presents The Junior Prom - Senior Reception fut You And I Sheraton Hotel-Mansfield Thursday Evening May Twenry-Fourth Nineteen Hundred Eighty Four —a@) ions Loem Another year goes passing by Another Prom is here To some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun But now the path gets steeper And the climb ts just begun. We're very glad to know you We'll miss you when you've gone And to the Class of '84 We dedicate our Prom. -- The Juniors JUST YOU ANDI MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL fut You And I Just you and | Sharing our love together And I know in time And we'll build the dreams we treasure And we'll be all right Just You and I And I, remember our first embrace That smile that was on your face The promises that we made And now, your love is my reward And I love you even more Than I ever did before Just you and | We can entrust each other With you in my life There'll never be any other We'll be all right Just you and I 4 CO Or PRINCIPAL Mr. Edward Rosa VICE PRINCIPAL Mr. Spencer Kelley JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Pamela Wills Vice President Clare Tighe Secretary Christine Sarro Treasurer Leah Baldini JUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR Mr. Daniel O'Connell SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Christopher Moran Vice President Stephanie Cambell Secretary Dorothy DiAmbra Treasurer Anthony Videtto SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR Mrs. Anne Jackson 147 Se: 148 einenaceeanboneosennsaenentaNN GRAN sbi siBORS Sosa SS -3 ENE 151 ; d q { 152 SOAR ORR 153 SENIOR BANQUET ge Zi SS N | ‘ i { 154 w wh = SCHOLARSHIP DAY sreeowiteiindedaante it ee eT eee SANNA as 156 Program Processional Pomp and Circumstance” ers eee zhtoaee Elgar Mansfield High School Band KA nm F i Eric P. Rosen, Director Salute to the Flag. : : ‘ . ’Stephanie Ann Campbell, Class Vice President National Anthem... . : Ruyaciae acest veene es ; a Neate .. Key x z Invocation) .......... ; wees wareis : Reverend William Udall ; 4d First Christian Church Welcome se 5 Gsthabegarstaints fo siseareeeys Christopher John Moran, Class President School Committee Remarks ......... Pe eeeeerea na adames: Gnady. Chairperson Mansfield School Committee Class Song, Ending in 84”. Fo. tee eeseecessss.. Stephanie Campbell Fred Moriarity Kevin Kelley Class of 1984 Introduced by Dorothy Mary D’ Ambra, Class Secretar Barbara E. Trombley, Director Speaker .. ; : : Desa Gary Stephen Moran, Salutatorian Presentation of Class Gift. ........-..... Dae sete ee ese. Christopher John Moran = t President, Class of 1984 Acceptance... tra warteeosess+s. Danielle LaMarre President, Class of 1985 =: Speaker. . : Christopher John Moran, Valedictorian Novena” Rhapsody For Band Piet: oese Swearingen = - Mansfield High School Band Z Eric P. Rosen, Director Principal's Remarks . . . ; 2 . Edward A. Rosa. Principal Presentation of Class of 1984... . ieeeseseseaes+s Edward A. Rosa. Principal Presentation of Diplomas... . a ......-James Grady, Caairperson Mansfield School Committee Assisted by J, Spencer Kelley, Assistant Principal Out Here On My Own”... % BERD OREO aoe Pees enone; Cara Class of 1984 Introduced by Anthony E. Videtto, III, Class Treasurer Barbara E. Trombley, Director Benediction... . . : F ; 5 ........-...- Reverend Bruce Cwiekowski St. Mary's Church Recessional, Pomp and Circumstance”. . BPe ete aco nea ya ee .. Elgar Farewell Assembly MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL, GYMNASIUM, 1:00 O°CLOCK THURSDAY, MAY 31st CLASS OFFICERS CHRISTOPHER JOHN MORAN, President STEPHANIE ANN CAMPBELL, Vice President DOROTHY MARY D AMBRA, Secretary ANTHONY E. VIDETTO, III, Treasurer Class Colors: Green and White Class Flower. Rose Class Motto: The past is but the beginning of a beginning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn.” SCHOOL COMMITTEE JAMES GRADY. Chairperson DAVID CLEMMEY DIANE ROYLI JOANNE COLELLA VINCENT GUERRINI ROBERT BARBARISI. Superintendent of Schou JOHN GORMAN. Assiytans Superintender EDWARD A. ROSA, Principa J, SPENCER KELLEY , Assistanr Principa FACULTY EDWARD C. ALBERTINI M. SUSAN IOVIENO ALICIA O MALLEY HARRY L. ANDERSON ANNE JACKSON NICHOLAS P. PACELLA HENRY BACHAND DIANE JACKSON RICHARD PALANZA BRIAN L. BARNES ANTOINETTE M. JOHNSON JAMES F. PERRY MICHAEL H. BRANDENBURG CHRISTINE KALINOWSKI DIANE L. PICCIANDRA ALBERT CIRI LINDA KEENE KAREN SHURTLEFF PROULt DIANE CLOUTIER GERARD A. KELLEY JOAN PROULX ANTHONY DAY GEORGE KELLY DEANNE ROSS JOHN FE. DUNN ELEANOR LEVERONI ERIC ROSEN JEANNE ESPOSITO SANDRA LEVINE GRACE SCHAIRER DAVID C. FARINELLA ANNETTE LIUJEGREN PATRICIA SIRAKIDES ROBERTA N. FIORE JACQUELINE MACIEL CARYL STEWART DANIEL FITZGERALD MARY E. MAITOZA MAUREEN THORPE BRIAN F_ FRIARY GRETCHEN MAURER. TRAVERS ANTHONY D. TIATORIO DOUGLAS GEORGE DANIEL MILLER ALLEN EF TOMPSON LESLIE GILDERSLEEVE ERNEST F. MILLER BARBARA EF. TROMBLEY ROSA ANNA GLASIER PETER MILLER DORIS WEBB ALBERT E. GOETZ. JR ANTHONY MODICA ELLEN WESTLUND k EDWIN HARSCH SERGIO MORALES CELINE WILLS DOUGLAS HEWITT JOYCE M NIEMI PAMELA M. WOOD ROBERT A. HUNTER DANIEL O'CONNELL RICHARD A. YOUNG GISELE L) ZANGARI 157 RADUATION DAY 158 KEVIN PETER ADAMS JOHN MATTHEW ANDERSON JULIE RENEE ANDRES MICHELLE JEANETTE ANTAYA KIMBERLY JOAN ARCARO DIANA PATRICIA AZCARATE + MARIE ALBA BACCHIOCCHI SANDRA DEE BAKER WENDY ELIZABETH BARNES MELANIE ANN BARRETT SANDRA ANN BEAUPRE KEVIN RAYMOND BELLAVANCE SUSAN M. BENNETT LISA MARIE BERTELETTI THERESA MARY BLACK FLORENCE ANN BOTTI CYNTHIA IRENE BOUCHARD ROSEMARY A. BRAY DAVID MARK BRYANT DAVID ALLEN CAMERON STEPHANIE ANN CAMPBELL BARBARA ANN CARDELLA YVETTE M. CARL JEFFREY SCOTT CARLSON JENNIFER ANN CAVALIERI MICHELE V. CHAGNON MARYANNE CHARBONNEAU SUZANNE MARIE CHURCH LAURIE JEAN CLARK KEITH A. CLEMMEY SHARON MARIE COGGESHALL MEDA E. CONNOR MELISSA ANN CONSTANTINE KIMBERLY A. COOK DENISE MICHELLE CORMIER LISA JEAN COTTULI JENNIFER LEE COX JOHN RICHARD COYNE, JR. DOREEN FRANCES CREEDEN MARY ANN CRISP ELIZABETH ANN CROWLEY DOROTHY MARY D'AMBRA KRISTEN ELIZABETH DARWELL PATRICIA ANN DAY JOSEPH JOHN DeGIROLAMO JOSEPH | ANTHONY DeMARCO THOMAS EDWARD DEMERS BRIAN PAUL DePALMA MICHAEL JOSEPH DESHAIES MARIE ELENA DIGIOVANNI JOHN P. DILLON. JR MATTHEW J. DION LISA JEAN DOHERTY JEAN MARIE D’ONOFRIO TIMOTHY ROBERT DOWNING JEFFREY ALLEN DOWNS JOSEPH M. DUBEAU JOHN WILLIAM ELLIOTT III Graduating Class KIM MARIE FARNSWORTH FRANK G. FAUBERT WILLIAM CHARLES FERGUSON ELISABETH SUZANNE FISHER RICHARD DAVID FISHER DOUGLAS ROY FITZGERALD BRIAN JOSEPH FOLEY CHRISTINE MARY FOURNIER LORI JEAN FOURNIER MARK DAVID FOURNIER MICHAEL JOHN GALANTI MICHELLE ELIZABETH GASBARRO ANDREA MARY ALYCE GELENIAN EILEEN M. GIBBS RUSSELL E. GRAHAM THOMAS A.GRANEY III BRENDA MARIE GRAY RAYMOND M. GRECO SEAN M.GREEN MATTHEW MARK GRIFFIN DEBRA ANN GRUHN THOMAS JOSEPH HABART TRACY ANNE HEEKS ROBERT R HINDMAN RENEE ELIZABETH HUTCHEON JULIA MARIE JACKMAN COLLEEN MARIE KALETA MICHAEL DENNIS KALETA KEVIN J. KELLEY KELLY ANN KEENAN KIMBERLY L. KEMPT SCOTT JOHN KEYWORTH JANICE LYN KLOBUCHER JAMES THOMAS KMETZ DAVID FRANKLIN KNOWLES ALFRED JOHN KUPLAST III JOANNE LaMARRE MARY ELIZABETH LANDON JEAN-MARIE LAWRENCE 4x +k BRIAN SCOTT LEVINE SCOTT ROBERT LINARI DEBRA MAIN THERESA MARY MALEWICZ JAMES JOHN MARAGNANO BRIAN E. MAY MATTHEW JAMES McEVOY KENNETH E. McKEE LYNN ANNE MERRILL JOHN HEATH MITCHELL LINDA MARIE MITCHELL WILLIAM JOHN MITCHELL MARY LOUISE MOOTHART CHRISTOPHER JOHN MORAN GARY STEPHEN MORAN ene AMY E. MUSTO MEAGAN FRANCES MUSTO WILLIAM F. O'BRIEN PATRICK E. O'DONNELL FRANCIS CHARLES O'NEILL STEVEN EDWARD ORLANDO KYLE LEE OWEN ROBERT JAMES PEAVEY, JR. STEPHEN MICHAEL PENNELLATORE BARRY VON PERKINS SANDRA E. PERRY MICHAEL VICENT PETRELLA JENNIFER A. PHILLIPS KIMBERLY JANET PLANT P. SCOTT POWERS JAMES JOHN PULEO CHERYL A. REARDON WILLIAM A. REGAN JAMES KEVIN REID GUNTARS REKS LAURA ANN REYNOLDS HECTOR LUIS RIVERA MICHAEL D. ROSSI MAUREEN I. RUANE MATTHEW JOSEPH RUSSELL PAUL SALERNO RONALD A. SANKEY ROBERT JAMES SAQUET CYNTHIA LEE SCHULZ ROBYN LYNN SEARS MONICA JANE SELLMAYER CYNTHIA LYNN SHERMAN SHERYL LEE SIMONS LORI ANN SLANEY RAYMOND KENNETH SMITH LISA ANN SOLDANI JAY JOSEPH SPARROW DEBORAH L. STANCHINA SHERRY ANN STAPLES ANN MARIE STRACCIA LORRAINE ANN SULLIVAN JEFFREY H. THAYER MARK RANDALL THOMPSON BRENDA MARIANNE THORNTON + MICHELLE RENE TIBBETTS JUDITH ANDREA TODESCO CHERIE ANN TREANNIE THAO THANH TRUONG JANMARIE TURNER SUSAN ANN UVA ANN MARIE VARGA JAMES BASIL VEGLAS + ANTHONY EDWARD VIDETTO III PA DRIGIAGE EEENSV OPE FREDERICK JOSEPH MORIARTY, JR: DEIDRE MARIE WHELAN KAREN LOUISE MORRISON KEVIN HOWARD MUNROE DARRYLE ERIC MURRAY RONALD ARTHUR WILCOX CHRISTIAN WINSLOW Honors + National Honor Society al . mes Class Song'84 “ENDING IN 84” Stephanie Campbell Kevin Kelley Fred Moriarity The time has come to make a change, to rearrange, So let’s exchange a smile. Let’s take our time and think a lot, Let’ s bow our heads and reminisce awhile. When we see the future, we see an open door, There’s so much approaching, so much out there to explore. The time has come to say goodbye, But don’t ask why, just realize it’s true. And everytime you back away, Just understand there’s something there for you. Take a look around you and smile at a friend, For today and always good things must have an end. Before we meet our destiny, Let’ s end our little melody with pride, Remembering to reach our dreams, And promising to take each day in stride. When we see the future, we see an open door, There’s so much approaching, so much out there to explore. Take a look around you and smile at a friend, For today and always, good things must have an end. Matt leaves Alfred ‘“‘Death or glory, itsjust another story”’ Jean leaves Jackie with two more fun-filled years. Ann Kimmy leave Tammy stranded in Boston trying to find Quincy Market. (Here Quincy Market, Quincy Market) Coleen Marie leave Terry no one to sit fight with And no one to by snacks for in 3rd lunch. Maureen leaves Wendy the computers of the school. The cast Crew of ‘“GUYS AND DOLLS” leave Fred the invisible bag of silence. Judy leaves Joe DuBeau wondering if she’s really a member of the Mafia. Beth, Mare, and Sherryleave Mr. Dunn, Mr. George Kelly, Mr. Hunter with many, many thanks. Ron leaves Sharpey one more year left to fool around. Good Luck, and keep in touch Bill leaves all his love to Marianne. Johnny D. leave Nicky V. riding down East St. on the Yamaha wondering, “Where did thoses flashing blue lights come from?” Kim Linda leave Hal, Pat, and Joe looking for the trivial party. Ann, Kimmy, Cookie leave Kara M.H.S. Kris leaves Mickey, Dave, Pam, Michelle killing the tenor part of O’Magnum. Linda leaves Donna her own room and Danny the Rambler when she goes back to school. R.T. Hobot leaves J.J. Alves with no more time at B.C. Joe leaves Barry taking a deep breath or punching in glass casings Brian leaves Fredrick J. a bag of invisible silence. Karen leaves with memories of Cherly and her 8th grade runny nose Spaz leaves Russell at Ronnie ’s mothers house outside the kitchen window. Michelle leaves Sharon taking the bus in the morning lots of luck next year. David Bryant leaves Lori Brugleira hurdling down the hallway twards another victory hoping she’ll be able to three-step. J.J. leaves R.T. but not forever; see you soon! Lisa Doherty leaves her sister Kim Four glorious years at M.H.S. Lisa with one more year of Mr. Friary’s gym class, kim with lots of luckwith Bob. Michelle leaves Scott with all her love for all the coming years Best of luck next year, hon! Ann, Kimmy, Cookie leave Wendy the best of luck next year Ron leaves Matt in a coma with a phonebook. Someone leaves the crew good luck on the camping trip, let’s party Sherry leaves Ms. Maurer spendine D period alone. Tom leaves Nancy with no one to talk to in Spanish. DeeDee, Cheryl, Jan, Tricia, and Thao leave Ellen ‘‘Fee’’ Waible with all their love and their best wishes for her senior year. Bob Peavey leaves Keith Vargas a book entitled ““1001 Reasons Why I can’t pole vault’’ and Dexter Wittington one dozen smelley eggs The M.H:S. trainers leave Mr. George Kelly the postage to send the side line markers back to Canton, Hanover, K.P. Kim leaves Hal two more years in M.H.S. and the best of luck. Spaz leaves Matt being towed home from New Hampshire on the icy highway. Joe D. leaves Matt wondering how he made it to North Adams alive P., M., G., leave Mark sitting alone in Mr. Harsch’s room. Joe Matt leave Ray searching for his mattress at camp. Sue leaves Donna to carry On with Cheryl’s problems Beth leaves Mr. Bachand with a typesetter and paste ups. Also, cleaning the processors!! Ron leaves Bob staring at the movie lights coming down the canal saying “wheres the lighter?” Brenda Karen leave Marc Whitman a McChicken, a cheeseburger, fries, that one missing apple pie. Mary, Kristen leave Bert an orange Hawaiian t-shirt to wear with grammas green koolots. Biz, Spot, K.D. leave for where the boys are on March 13, 1985 Bob Peavy leaves his little sister Krissy something interesting to tell Kerry when she calls home. Lynn leaves Lisa T. ‘“‘Bonzo”’ the cat, ha, ha Tom leaves Donna with a sad goodbye but I’ll definately see you again. Raye leaves Lynsie with all the trials and tribulations of our furture years together. Cheryl Deb leave Rick at the Walpole Mall Looking for the police to unlock the car with the big “‘J’’ standing right there. Scott Button leaves Tina all his love. Melissa Constantine leaves Kerri her color guard locker with all the good times and friends that she can fit in it. Joe DeMarco leaves Mr. Kelly Mr. Rosa Heart conditions. Christine Fournier leaves Her brother Jim the next two years at M.H.S. all the luck he needs to get through it, the patience to withstand it. Joe DuBeau leaves his brother John just as innocent as ever still getting beat on. Cheryl, Deb, Wendy leave Michelle G. all by herself her senior year. Kimma leaves Lynn much love and luck for the future. Andrea leaves Mr. Rosen the class of ’84 the memories Of having our class for 4 years. Some one leaves Mr. Hunter stranded at M.H.S. with a bunch of idiots. Jeanie leaves Tia a new taxi driver. Kim leaves Donna someone else to call her Donna Rae. D period study leaves Mrs. C. 10 min. in a carrel. Ron, Matt, Joe, Joey, Jay leave Mr. E. Miller trying to find a new set of favorites. Fred, Paul, Mike, Dottie, Kristen leave Liz a light blue Chevy Nova to remember the time we went bowling. 162 Ron leaves Matt, Russ, Joe, Joey, Bob, Christian, Jay, Tom not waking up without a battleship Melissa leaves her two sons Mike and Tom all her happy thoughts and best wishes for the future. Kim leaves Pat and Joe looking for a ride to the Hulamaster. Maryanne leaves George her phone number in case he changes his mind. Mike, Paul, and Tars leave Fred sleeping in the back seat. Bakin leaves Kakin lots of love and best wishes for the future. Someone leaves Mickey Splat endlessly wandering in Matt’s shadow. Mrs. Levine’s D period Tuesday and Friday class leaves her a complete rule book on floor hockey. Kevin Reid leaves Brian Sears a nickel and a dime. Fred, Mike, and Paul leave John with Ricky’s boat. Two unknowns leace Ray “99 red balloons’. Kris leaves Lizzie the “‘P.I. private eye business.”’ Lynn and Tracy leave Mr. Anderson two pet Kumquats to remember them by. Chery! leaves Mrs. Vaz telling Mrs. Lodico to water the artifical flowers. Lorraine leaves her sister Tracy good luck for the next three years. Benny Bagel leaves Mike Elsworth sitting on the bus saying “‘Don’t be getting obnoxious on me.” Matt, Lisa, Sharon, Deb, Johnny, Freddy, Mike, Kristen, and Paul leave Mike, Nicky, and “‘One unknown from Borne”’ with nobody to go to the cape by express convoy with. Steph Campell leaves Chuck Campell and Russ Rapoza. . . Thank God! No, Only kidding!! Lisa leaves Mike writting notes to himself on the desk. Someone thanks Mrs. Esposito for being a great friend and a good teacher. Joe leaves O’D filling in the words where he can’t remeber them. Karen leaves her brother Michael two more ‘‘great’’ years at M.H.S. Mary leaves Brian standing in front of Mrs. Stewarts room by himself before homeroom and the best of luck in his Senior year. Somebody leaves Steph Campell a life time supply of smooth and juicy bubble gum. Linda leaves Joe Phillips a two year supply of napkins. Tony leaves Merri lots of good luck and good times next year. J.J., J.A., J.C. leave Munchkin to find three unsuspecting seniors to sit with next year. Brenda leaves Jeff Bill free subs on Monday nights. Tricia leaves Sarah to go through two more years of high school telling people ‘“‘No we’re not sisters!!”’ Brenda leaves John a Big Hug. Cheryl R. leaves Jodi Keyworth taking the best care of Jeremy. Judy leaves Chris Sarro a bottle of energy. Chery! Reardon leaves Ron Sankey in consumer Ed. class getting what he desrves for all his drawings. Linda and Kim leave Pat McGrail Lots of thanks for always keeping them laughing. Fran leaves Mike without a ride to school. Brenda and Karen are leaving together as usual. Mr. Hunters E period class leaves his class not quite as illiterate as we were when we came in. Ron leaves Tom in the back seat of Matt’s car laughing, ‘“‘My eyes are burning’’. Lorraine and Michelle leave a locked gas cap to those “‘certian’”’ people who had the nerve. Mike, Paul, and Tars leave Fred hanging out the car door. Matt, Joe, Joey, Ray, leave Barry in the mud two feet under saying “But you can’t get stuck in four wheel drive”’ Fred leaves Lori with a limo. Brian Levine leaves Mrs. Levine wondering why her son isn’t in gym Third lunch leaves Steph sittng in the corner by herself without any trays to bring up. We leave Mr. Thompson with a years supply of milk and donuts. Kim leaves Hal the bus to take to school every day. Deb leaves Bobby good luck in his senior year. Bill leaves Pat $15.00 for his lost bike. Kris leaves Flo with the mission of getting to the car wash without getting caught in the cold crule world, among other strange memories. Kim leaves her brother Chris lots of luck in his next two years. B.L. leaves Chicken Man and Skippy Junoir, taking a wrong turn at Bristol Arms. Lynn Merrill leaves M.H.S. never to return. DeeDee leaves Ralph and his friends without a taxi driver and a chance to be on time. Chery! R. leaves Donile Wood with Mr. Reardon for three more years Good Luck Donile! Fran leaves Mike with no one to wake him up in the morning Mare leaves Mr. George Kelly with many regrets. Spaz leaves Russell a light blue, four door Sedan with four payments left on it and its all his. Dott, Jeff, Judy leave hoping Steph will be on time for graduation! Judy leaves Martine still dreaming the impossible dream. The Brew Crew leaves Mr. Rosa one big bright ORANGE PUMPKIN, saying “‘it was done off school time’”’ MANSFIELD’S FINEST leave the Mansfield Police Dept. the question “How they get that V.W. on the roof?”’ Pat O’D. Leaves Mike Hyde jamming at Lumpy’s. Joe leaves Steph and Russell together . . . for now! Ron leaves Joe and Bob sleeping at the Electric Company. 163 = Py IN GRATITUDE TO MRS. ANNE JACKSON SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR | ‘ = + J Lr be 5 3: OVAL SOLS VATHEMA TICS MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL PHILOSOPHY Our philosophy at Mansfield High School addresses a two-fold concern: first, what students should learn, acquire, and become for their sakes and for the sake of a democratic society; secondly, what the staff should do to discipline, educate, and inspire students for the good of all. The union of students and staff commitment to such concerns reflects the expectations set forth in our philosophy. We acknowledge that a vital mission of our school is to help every student to appreciate his or her uniqueness, to realize the extent of his or her aptitudes and to discipline them to the fullest of his or her ability. Further acknowledging that learning has both an intrinsic and pragmatic value, we encourage students not only to be curious about themselves, but also to be aware of their world. Therefore, we expect our students to develop a sense of self- awareness as well as to get along with other members of society through the exercise of understanding, acceptance and tolerance. In order to meet these expectations, we provide a broad-based curriculum that allows students to mature physically, intellectually, aesthetically, and culturally. In recognizing that our community — a community that is experiencing industrial growth and changing values — has an inherent stake in the educational process, we encourage an active partnership among home, school and community resources. We believe that students and staff alike must nurture mutual respect and tolerance, must strive for self-discipline and compro- mise in order to make intelligent choices in preparing for the future. We believe that a student whose mind has been stimulated will continually enjoy the adventure and excitement of acquiring new skills, insights, and ideas; also, the student will benefit by effectively being able to handle the maze of real-life situations which confront him or her. Consequently, we envision our students making decisions that reflect their having realized both their abili- ties and limitations. As a result, the consequences of such decision- making will imbue them with pride of accomplishment. MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL OBJECTIVES To realize our philosophy, we identify the following objectives designed to meet the needs of our students: il To provide for the individual characteristics of each learner by supplying learning experiences that take into account the wide range of individual learning rates, interests, styles, abili- ties, and personal needs. . To provide career counseling, vocational planning and other programs which prepare students to enter the work force successfully. . To develop abilities in a student to make responsible choices for which he or she is accountable; to offer both curricular and extra-curricular opportunities whereby a student can encoun- ter decision-making experiences. . To promote through a wide range of planned experiences the physical, social, cultural, intellectual, and emotional growth of each student. . To provide structured activities and classroom instruction which assist our students to take their place as responsible citizens in an ever-changing democratic society. . To present to the students both values and diverse value systems so that they will be able to select among them those which will be helpful to determine who they are, where they are going, and why. . To provide those learning experiences which motivate stu- dents to strive for accomplishment, to achieve maximum potential, and to recognize their limitations. . To stimulate an awareness in students of their need to survive future demands and challenges by stressing that education is a continuous process — one that should be an integral part of their life-time experiences. MINIMUM COURSE REQUIREMENTS 9th Grade Credits English 5 Social Studies 5 Mathematics 5 Science 5 Elective 5 Physical Education 2, ik 10th Grade Credits English ‘5) Mathematics 5 Elective 5 Elective 5) Elective 5 Phys. Ed. Health 3 28 11th Grade Credits English 5) U.S. History 5 Elective 5 Elective 5 Elective 5 Physical Education 2 27 12th Grade Credits English 5 Elective 5 Elective 5 Elective a Elective 5 Physical Education 2 27 PROMOTION REQUIREMENTS Promotion to Grade 10 20 Credits Promotion to Grade 11 45 Credits Promotion to Grade 12 65 Credits SCHOOL FLOOR PLAN G@— vegiuNes 232 234 PREPARATION @ STORAGE a Say eo T 4 212 tk 210 | a [22 lex CeRraivon—p CORRIBOR— OB. BOYS LOCKERS 167 M T W TH F SEPTEMBER, 18 days 1 5 6 7; 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 26 749) 28 29 30 5th Labor Nay 6th Faculty Reports 7th Opening Day-l’upils DECEMBER, 17 days 1 2 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 a) 20 Zee 22 23 [_26 27 A 23rd Early Dismissal 26th to Jan.2 Christmas Recess 1 Zz 5 6 v 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 2a 23 26 21 28 29 30 JUNE, 15 days 1 A iS 6 i, 8 iI 12 Teel 4 IS Log eel? A Pa) 22 leas 26 i SnD 14th - JROth School Day rist - 185th School Day Last day for teachers one day ofter students leave. MANSFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS MANSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL CALENDAR 1983 - 1984 M T W TH F OCTOBER, 20 days 3 4 5 6 7. bmp Ol 13.014 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 27 28 31 10th Columbus Day JANUARY, 20 days 9 11 13 16] 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 26027 30 31 2nd New Year's Day 16th Martin Luther King Day APRIL, 16 days 16th-26th April Recess Marking Terms: September 7-Novemher 10 November 14-January 27 January 30-April 6 April 9-June 21 M T W TH F NOVEMBER, 19 days 1 2 3 4 v 8 9 10 mee La) 14 «15 16 17. 18 21 2 23a (mod 25] 28 29 30 llth Veterans' Nay 23rd Early Dismiss1l 24th, 25th Thankspiving Recess FEBRUARY, 16 days ] 2 % 6 4 8 9 Wn eC Ue 20 2) 2 ee oa 25 29 ] 2 3 A af 8 9 10 ie 14 15 16 iy JR 21 5 a) oo 2 25 [78] 29 30 31 28th Memorial Dav . 46 davs 46 davs 45 davs An davs 185 days Congratulations to the Glass of 1984 Se, cy COmoralon 169 170 100 North Main Street 1984 We’re Up-To-Date With The Products We Offer But 1882 Is The Year We Started, And We Still Offer Service The Old Fashioned Way NEW ENGLAND SECURITY INSURANCE AGENCY INCORPORATED Mansfield, MA (617) 339-8991 Congratulations | And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 HIYA TE 11 Cabot Blvd., Mansfield, MA 02048 171 Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 From FAIRFIELD OPTICAL COMPANY, INC Mansfield Massac husetts 02048 Conlon Donnelly MANSFIELD Country Corner - County Street 339-2948 Open Mon.-Fri. 8-5, Sat. 8-12 AU iilake mm OX=XelC=J Congratulations From Congratulations To The Class Of ’84 ROBERT W. 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Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 From NISSAN DATSUN MOTOR CO. Your Full Service Laundromat MANSFIELD FABRIC CARE Offering Bulk Dry Cleaning Wash - Dog Fold Service Tailoring 18 Thomas St. Mansfield MA Compliments Of GEORGE’S CLEANERS INC. Al Barba And Rino Russo Accu Best Wishes Graphic PMs: COMPANY, INC. Class Of ’84 288 North Main Street Mansfield, Mass. 02048 Telephone (617) 339-6467 Color Separations Stripping, Contacting SHEPARD’S FLOWERS (617) 339-4577 Flowers by Uacdone SILK ARRANGEMENTS PLANTS 670 EAST ST ELIZABETH AND ROSAMOND MANSFIELD, MA 02048 (617) 339-2918 (617) 762-3135 Troy Insurance Agency AUTO @ HOME @ LIFE P.O. BOX 573 277 NORTH MAIN ST. MANSFIELD, MASS. 02048 BROKER OWNER CHRISTIAN SCHROMM REAL ESTATE INC. 100 COPELAND DRIVE MANSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS BUS. 339-3712 543-9691 Congratulations Class of 1984! Marciano Sporting Goods Inc. JOHN T FOLAN BS i 0 PHARMACIST « Be ¢ PRESCRIPTION SHOPPE 270 NO MAIN ST MANSFIELD, MA 02048 oy 24,HRe PHONE 339-5533 HOURS MONDAY SATURDAY 9AM 6PM PHONE 339-4516 o Norm’s Auto Supply Inc. KEVIN P. JORDAN 26 WOOD AVE. Owner MANSFIELD, MA 02048 Congratulations To The Class Of 84 MANSFIELD TIRE AUTO REPAIR CENTERS Nick And Lucy Anagnos (617) 339-2553 bpd oo iSc ee of Elance Established 1939 30 CROCKER ST. P.O. BOX 362 MANSFIELD, MASS. 02048 ROSEMARIE BOYDEN DOROTHY BEATON 179 180 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 From MANSFIELD HIGHLANDER LAUNDRY The Yorn ér Gift Shoppe 250 North Main Street Mansfield, Massachusetts C STEP N’ STYLE BEAUTY SALON 44 N. Main St. Mansfield 339-3185 : STERLING MANUFACTURING CO. Scientific Scale Corp 1 West Church St. Mansfield MA 02048 £% G7 SARRO’S MARKET Complete Catering Service For Hot And Cold Buffet Including Coffee And Dessert Durfee Attleboro THE VILLAGE BEAUTY SHOPPE 250 North Main St}. Mansfield, Mass. 339-6244 Travenol Laboratories, Inc. 290 Forbes Boulevard i 048 TRAVENOL Mansfield, Massachusetts 02 (617) 339-6386 - LOCAL 339-8055 339-3142 JON - HARVI Il UNISEX SALON HAIRSTYLISTS 660 EAST STREET MANSFIELD, MA Congradulations WALLPAPER CITY INC. BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS, MURALO PAINTS KEYS. WINDOW SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS S NORTH MAIN ST. MANSFIELD. MASS. 02048 339-3200 7Sa2.50U TH Si, ROSLINDALE. MASS. 02131 327-3200 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 From The FRESH CATCH Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 From DON CURRIVAN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. SANNIE’S INC 310 North Main Street At Route 106 Mansfield Massachusetts 02048 (617)1339 8901 SHEBAS D2N Gifts and Women’s Clothing 44 Wood Avenue, Mansfield, MA 02048 617 339-3232 WEST MANSFIELD VILLAGE MANSFIELD, MA 339-8128 181 Congratulations And Best Wishes owlhe Class Of 1984 MANSFIELD BOOSTERS CLUB “YOU CAN'T GET THERE FROM HERE.” “You'll be sorry.” “Never happen.” “Why bother?” “Be cool.” “Play it safe.” “It'll never work.” “Leave well enough alone.” Conventional wisdom. Sometimes, it seems, all that is heard is a discouraging word. But as a high school graduate, you have some unconv entional opportunities coming up. Why not shoot for the moon? The people of The Foxboro Company hope you make it. FOXBORO eS! 183 184 Mr. Edward Rosa Mr. Mrs. J. Spencer Kelley Millie Church Jean Vaz Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Zangari Jo LoDico Tony Day Ellen M. Westlund Diane Jackson Annette M. Liljegren Celine B. Wills Pam Wood Ed Harsch Roberta Fiore Edward C. Albertini R.A. Hunter Richard A. 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