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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

Si ALONG THE LINE, 86 For Reference Not to be taken from this library MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL | SESS ES) 1986 MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS SPECIAL EVENTS ADVERTISING ACADEMIC DECATHLON DAY The juniors were tied at 2nd place. THE HOMECOMING FLOATS The senior’s winning float. HOMECOMING PARADE ... ... HOMECOMING ll ’ £ in F aes = o t Pans ale 2S + WY AA S AS wks an = O = S= On oO = HALLWAY HAPPENINGS 12 LUNCHROOM LIVING DANCING FOOTLOOSE 13 CLASSROOM FUN Hee tpn er 14 OUR STAFF AT WORK ... AND PLAY 16 THE CLASS OF 1986 WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER A DEDICATED TEACHER AND FRIEND, CARYL LOIS STEWART. (1929-1985) © FAG = FACULTY —— ADMINISTRATION _____—_———_ NEIL RE PRINCIPAL Dear Members of the Class of 1986: Having earned your diploma, you are now ready to apply the educational, emotional and social experi- ences gained at Mansfield High to another phase of your life. Although time blurs many thoughts from the human mind, I hope that the lessons learned at Mansfield High School remain with you forever. My personal memories of this class are happy ones. As you reflect on your four years at Mansfield High, I hope your memories are equally pleasant. Best wishes for health happiness and success. Sincerely yours, Edward A. Rosa ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL To the Class of 1986 Two Irish Blessings: ““May bad luck always be a days march behind 9 you. “May the hand of a friend be always near you.” J. Spencer Kelley T ERIN GO. + - BRAGH® ° CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION To the Class of 1986: On behalf of the Mansfield School Commitee and myself, I wish each and every one of you the happiness of a produc- tive life, the respect of your fellow human beings, and the love of your family. May the future be yours. The best of luck and congartulations to the Class of 1986. Sincerely, Robert V. Barbarisi Superintendent of Schools To the Class of 1986: To the Graduates of the Class of 1986, I wish you all the very best in whatever you choose to do and remember this: Make what you do each day important because you are exchanging a day of your life for it. Thank you, Ben Hampton Business Manager May you find all that you are seeking. Best Wishes! Heather Champigny Director of Pupil Personnel Services Congratulations to the Class of 1986!! We are proud of your accomplishments and of the honor you have To the Class of 1986: Carpenters fashion wood; wise people fashion brought to our schools. You themselves. have excelled in academics, Dr. Howard Storm the arts, and athletics! We Director of know your future will be full of many more accom- plishments! Dr. Pat Shopland Director of Curriculum and Instruction K-5 Curriculum and Instruction 6-12 19 20 SCHOOL COMMITTEE + First Row: Joanne Colella, Dianne Royle. Second Row: David Clemmey, James Grady. Missing: Vincent Guerrini. Left to Right: Joanne Begley, Joanne Colella. Left to Right: Stephen Calvin, James Grady. EDWARD ALBERTINI HARRY ANDERSON HENRY BACHAND LAURI BAPTISTE Guidance English Industrial Arts Secretary BRIAN BARNES MAUREEN BERNARD DIANA BLAISDELL JAQUELINE BOOTH Mathematics Secretary Secretary Substitute . MICHAEL BOBBIE BRITNELL ANNE CAOUTTE ALBERT CIRI BRANDENBURG Secretary Home Economics Guidance English 21 FAG@EIY PETER CONTI BARBARA DAVENPORT TONY DAY JOHN DUNN Band Guidance Special Ed Science HELEN EASTMAN DAVID FARINELLA ROBERTA FIORE DANIEL FITZGERALD Special Ed Guidance English Guidance BRIAN FRIARY DOUGLAS GEORGE EMILY GIARDINO LESLIE GILDERSLEEVE Physical Ed Industrial Arts Secretary English French 22 ROSEANNA GLASIER LINDA GOLDBERG ALBERT GOETZ PATRICIA O’TOOLE Business Substitute Industrial Arts GREENBURG Special Ed CEAYaHAE EI DAY MAUREEN HANSEN E. EDWIN HARSCH SANDY HAYWARD Physical Ed Mathematics Science Mathematics CHRIS HIGGINS ROBERT HUNTER M. SUSAN IOVENIO ANNE JACKSON Secretary English Art French Spanish 23 =a Nel) Leslee DIANE JACKSON ANTOINETTE JOHNSON CHRISTINE LINDA KEENE French Spanish KALINOWSKI Special Ed Mathematics GEORGE KELLY GERARD KELLY NANCY LANE ELEANOR LEVERONI Social Studies Social Studies Librarian English SANDRA LEVINE ANNETTE LILJEGREN JOHN LYNCH JACKIE MACIEL Physical Ed Science Mathematics Science 24 MARYBETH MAITOZA HAZEL MARVELLE GRETCHEN MAURER DORIS MERRIFIELD English Special Ed. Home Ec. Nurse DANIEL MILLER PETER MILLER ANTHONY MODICA SERGIO MORALES Social Studies Social Studies Special Ed. Spanish t t i — JOYCE NIEMI DANIEL O'CONNELL ALICIA O’MALLEY NICHOLAS PACELLA English Mathematics Nurse Science 25 med 0) 2 Gi Bl bs li) G RICHARD PALANZA JAMES PERRY DIANE PICCIANDRA MARTHA PIERCE Social Studies Science Special Ed. Secretary BEVERLY PINI BRENDA PONTES JOAN PROULX DEANNA ROSS Guidance Secretary Business Special Ed. KAREN SHURTLEFF- DONNA SIROIS PAUL SOUZA MAUREEN THORPE PROULE Secretary Substitute Special Ed Business 26 ANTHONY TIATORIO DOREEN TIGHE ELIZABETH TIGHE PATRICIA TOBIN Social Studies Librarian Mathematics Business ALAN TOMPSON BARBARA TROMBLEY JEAN VAZ DORIS WEBB Mathematics Music Drama Secretary English ELLEN WESTLUND PAT WILLIAMS CELINE WILLS PAMELA WOOD Mathematics Speech Therapy Business Science 27 GISELE ZANGARI JOSEPH LaVALLEY FRANK McKAY JOHN KUSSMAUL Mathematics Custodian Custodian Custodian First Row-Evelyn Clorite,Diane Pennellatore,Ginny Barkas,Diane Lavery,Rita Sanders.Second Row:Kathy Heins,Doris Gaudreau,Lor- aine Pascucci. Missing:Patricia Golbranson First Row:Bob Jones,Mark Mezzadri. Second RowSteve Carter- Benjamin Abernathy, Albert Peterson ,Bobby Cinelli 28 © FAG = SENIORS — A NMARIE ELIZABETH Avsie money and run Quote:Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations.1 may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beau- ty, believe in them and try to follow where they lead. Ambition:To capture those rays of sunshine and than make their light last forever. Pet Peeves.Ann;backseat drivers; letting go;The Harem;Keebler elves. Acti- Class Vice-President;CSF Window ting;Prom Committee;Prom Court; lomecoming Court. BAILEY JAMES GUY BALTZELL Quote:A ship in a harbor is safe;but thats he flower looks up high tosee only ——_—srnot_ what a ship was built for. Pet Peeves: the light,and never looks down to see its. first day of summer;little kids on bikes shadow.Ambition:To be happy and suc- |= Newport Creamery breakfasts; busy sig- cessful in whatever | choose to do with my | nals. Activities. Math Team 1,2,3,4; Base- life.Pet Peeves:Waiting! ball 2;Spanish Club 2;Football lights;broken promises;A-period English 2,3,4;Sprint Track 3,4;Indoor Track 4 class. ActivitiesSStudent Council;Spanish Club;Foreign Exchange(Spain); CSF Win- dow p Epipune Float Committee. 30 _— S oe JOHN PETER BORRONI SOnks Quote:Live for today,tomorrow may not - come.Ambition:To win megabucks and to _ have one big bash. Pet Peevesteasers; po- lice cars;D.R.speaking T.W.S.;track KATHRYN LEA BRAY ARTHUR. LeROY BROWN JR . ROBERT PAUL BROCK,JR. Bob,Opie,Ope. ate Quote:Oh Wall: Wuelever Minoitions: Quotedveryone shoul Get married,raise a family,and become a a Massachusetts State Police Officer. Pet 10:00 in the ‘morning and worry about Peeves:Douglas Police;dents;flat tires; what to do when the tim comes. Pet bridges;PJC3. Activities:Band 1,2,3,4 : ).B’s jealous wa 1 Jazz Band 2,3,4. ss Woods bad jokes; friday nights in ik losing - to foxboro on turkey- LORI LYNN BRUGLIERA Buga Quote: Give everything, you have for what you want,for you may not have that chance again. Ambition:To live a long,h- %) : appy life with someone I love.To always — pes es who think they are Gods ait have my friends.ActivitiesSpring track to the world.Activities;Concert Choir 1,2,3,4;Winter track 2,3,4,capt.;Cross 1;Colorguard 2,4;Rifles 3. country 2,3,capt.;Field hockey 4;Student council 1,2,3,4;CFS window 3; Volleyball 4,All Hockomock 2,3. SENIORS ON THE LINE uote:Not above you, -not ben but with you. Ambition.To eep myself ac- tive,and to someday own a business which © makes big bucks.Pet Peeves:referees, N.A.P.D.A certain sledride. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,capt. - 4;Baseball 1; ‘Track 4; ;Student Council 8 Bea Crew 3,4. MARYANN CIMINO — Quote:Let me be free... to think my own thoughts, to choose my own way, and to be my own person.Ambiton:To take life one day at a time and be able to enjoy it. Activities: Concert Choir 9,10,11;Chorus 9,10;Spanish Club 10,11,12-pres.;Key Club | '0;Student Council 10,11;X-mas 0,11;Spring Musical 10,11;Ski erat 910,1 Jape ete BRIAN F, COGGESHALL — Coge —QuoteCommon sense is not so common. Ambition:To be succesful in life. Pet Peeves: People that are late.Activities: - Football 2. LORI LYN N COLELLA dent Cone 1 Borne 2,3,capt.4,homecomin, ‘Quote:Some are ‘born to move th -world:To live their fantasies but most of us just dream about the things we'd like t be. Not me.A mbition:To have as much fun as I can ina lifetime.To let everyone know that I existed.To be my own boss! Pet Peeves:Monday mornings,tipping vans, midterms, finals,red lights,studying,even problems,.Activities:Golf 3; fie 4;Washington D.C.3 _ MARK EDWARD CROSBY Quote:He who dies with the most toys win- s.Ambition:To go forward with my dreams and make them become reality. Activities: Soccer 4;French Exchange 4;Decathalon 4;Model Senate 3;French club 2. MICHELE LEE CURRIER : Mickey;Shelly Quote:Don’t lose what you've go now by : reaching for the future to soon.Live every and “To li and die in L.A.”Pet Peeves: — from all your worries sure would help | day like its your last;don’t think about the Waking up,The Celts,Dave in Shaw’s su- alot. Wouldn’t you like to get away?Some- future and forget about the past.Ambi- permarket,Mondays,M.T.and his Celtics. ‘times you want to go where everybody tion:To someday live a meaningful,suc- _ Activities:Football 1 234 Basketball © knows your name,and their always glad ‘cessful and happy life,and to build a house 1,2,3,Class treasurer 1,2,3,4,Stage crew you came.You want to go where people at the Cape.Pet Peeves:E period;S.G.dri- 1,2,4,Newspaper 4. know their troub!es are all the same;you ving;two faced people;R.R.;girls lav.;plans want to go where everybody knows you that never fall through;waiting;deciding name.-CHEERS.Bagettes, Little broth- | what to do all the time;good byes;falling ers, Whiners.Activities:Band 1,2,3,4:CSF a _ 2 volunteer 3,4;Senior Rep 4;French Ex- go — change 4. DOUGLAS RICHA Doug sf ‘Quoteit’s good to live,learn,and h - good time.Ambition:To be successfu ‘ life. Pet Peeves:name COE liars;bei DAVID ALBERT DEGRANGE Quote:Perhaps I am doomed to try and learn what I should simply reconize,learn- ing only a mere fraction of what I have forgotten.Ambition:To succeed,but in a passive manner.Pet Peeves:Messy note- books,ridicule of the unknown,Monday double-period A.P. Physics. Activities: Math team,4;Stylus,2;Co-ed,3,4;Acade- mic Decathlon,3,4;French club,1,2;Ten- nis,3,4; Newspaper,3;Prom Commit- tee,3;Ring Design,2;S.P.R.,4 learned... Ambition:To get the most out o life without getting in trouble. Pet Peeves. Flashing blue lights. SENIORS ON THE LINE ” _ JAMES PATRICK DEVLIN” is Deva, ee et maa g ing.A ath walk on water and to find the true meaning of life,and to have a successful career.Pet PeevesSpanish;3rd lunch; hall | Passes; D. M.;Alg 1; Nekoi Country 1,2,3 4(capt. ), Winter Track (3,4(capt. )Spring Track 1,2,3,4(capt.),Stu- dent Advisory Council 4,Stylus 4,Stage Crew 4. ae . At MARTINE MARIE DUBEAU Marty. Quote-:Bad will be the day for every person when they become absolutely contented with the life they are living,and having sone great desire to achieve something lar- ger.Ambition:To never sell myself short of my highest aspirations.Activities:Cross Country 1,;Field Hockey 2,3,capt.4;Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4;Track 1,2,3,capt.4;Student Council 1;Class Secretary 2,3,4;Float Comm 1,2,3,4;Prom Comm.3;Prom Court 3;Concert Choir 3,4;Christmas Play 3,4 KELLI H. FIENBERG QuoteCherish yesterday,for it will always be with you;Dream of your tomor- rows,they will be what you make of them, but live today,for it will never come again. Ambition:To succeed in all my decisions | make in the future and to be happy with Kevin. Pet Peeves:Nursing Homes,dusters, waiting,rude people,driving on E,being ru- shed,rainy days,being stubborn,DIETS. Activities: Spring track 1;CSF Window painting 1,2,3,4. - “SCOTT RAYMOND FIORE KELLEY JEAN DURLING Quote:The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steel your dreams...Ambition:To succeed in life and live life to the fullest. Pet Peeves:Preppies, tee hees, getting caught, S.B. Quote: They cannot scare me with their empty spaces between the stars-on stars where no human race is. I have it in me so much nearer home to scare myself with my own desert places. Activities: Tennis 1,2 co-capt.3,4;ski club 1,2,4;Math team 4. WENDY ELLEN FITZGERALD _can.Then enjoy it.Pet Peeves:The “Party — ALEXANDRIA FEHERVARI . - Quote:Love doesn’t make the world go around,it makes the trip worth taking. Ambition:To own Sth Avenue and travel to Italy with Tinga and Shlepp. Pet Peeves: — Tricia’s lateness,guido chicks,Shawns; _ “I’m so fat!”;T.M.slittle ones;fake people Quote:The good thing about going ee where in life is:It doesn’t matter what time you show up! Ambition:To be all that 1 refugees’’,“‘I’ll call ya”,people who think — they know everything. ActivitiesSoftball 1;Basketball 2;Band 1,2,sec.3,4;Prom Comm 3;Float Comm 4; French Exchange SENIORS ON THE LINE � QuoteThere are cone who go places and people who stay.Ambition:‘To some day marry Danny;start a family;have a house of our own.Pet Peeves:Busy signals;car — payments;gas;having no money;snobs;peo- ple who don’t care. Activities‘;CSF window painting 1,2,3,4;yearbook staff 2,3. . JOHN DAVID PHILLIP GRAY Dishonor. Ambition: myself.To live long — day of total global peace. BRIAN WILLIAM GRECO Grec QuoteWhen the going gets tough,the tough gets going. Ambition:To be a major success in the Marines,be rich,and some- day marry Nancy.Pet Peeves:slow eople,waiting,people who stand in the middie of the hall way,being last in ne€,wise guys. BERNARD PAUL GUERRINI, JR Bernie : : Quote.|f all the girls lived across the sea, what a good swimmer | would be. Pet Peeves: G.K.,Monday mornings,han- : govers, Tee-hee’s,B.W.,first period,,Fox- _ boro,Friendly’s parking lot. magination. Pet Peeves.Teddy Ecole ha teeth;STP’s Keys; sPublic ise B. W.- p a a 4 Basketball 2; Shciné Play 2,4;Ski Club 2 3,4:C. F S.W. Paiehing het. JODIANN KEYWORTH peated KINCAID. a RICHARD G. KOSI QuoteGuess you'd thought we’d be here Quotelf- you tose! someone forever,but now it’s Monday morning and © for,then stick with it because it only co we don’t have to get up so “Let's GoCra- — once. Ambition:To be happy all my life;to zy”. Ambition:To be successful at what | __ make people laugh;to get do and buy a Porsche with what I have ene to ne borrow. ActivitiesStudent Council 1,2 De Basketball 1,2:Softball 1,23NHS 4. _ JACQUELINE LAWRENCE 2 ‘ - ANOREA MARIE LEARY Jack, Jackie : 8 ek 6 Quote:Be yourself,because there is no one — better qualified. Ambition:To just be hap- — Wild Fire. Ambition Toso py.Pet Peevesproblems without solutions; —_— Fifth avenue in New York and have questions without answers;that little red Penthouse on Park Avenue,to travel to It dot;Duke;crying;slow drivers;white walls; aly with Svetlana and Shlep. Pet Peeve. “It’s getting dark!” Polyester, Coccasset Street,a 3 a.m. nut terbutters,P.C., Shawns, little ones, Bubb- les.Activities:Field Hockey, 1, 2 ee WP,2,3,4. = Seine a eee | -comm.2,34 JOHN MICHAEL ava aie Lou QuowLite comes to meand I take it as _is.Ambition:To earn money,become wealthy,and be a good husband to some- _ one special. Pet Peevesio be treated like a GEOR E DENN S MAHONEY. EDWARD FRANCIS MCFARLAND a Ned, Nedsta Gupte: Miss m ioniNo more . accidents. Pet Peeves: ks; - - Quote-There are all them.Then there is : . us.Learn the difference! Ambition:To be country. Pet Tee Manaey, mornings; ll caption on whatever vehicle | am on! Pet pesty customers;rainy weekends;20 page Peeves:Mr. Kelly’s desk;vanity Dave;star- in sbericoldidays: Ce fe _ ers;waiting;busy signals;getting caught;winter and cold;fakes;not knowing; walking. Activities:Baseball 2;Football 3,4. PATRICK DESMOND MCGRAIL Pat;Micky G tion'To leave my tiny scratch « on th just by being | — Pet Piguet nights:sore ke Apaphinlachys. HS.L. S JEFFERY ROBERT MEL Mayda Y Jett QuoteSet my ‘sights on the mis tain.Ambition:To reach all my goals and to never be afraid to try.Be successful and rich. Pet Peeves:Waiting,peolple who stand in the middle of the hall talking,account- ing,bad music,people with big egos,snobs. Activitics: ‘Newspaper 4 sik ae in the’ harbor is safe,but that’s not what ships are built for. Ambi- tionTo give a new Serer to musical -Quote:l don’t ask for much out of life,just alittle food. money, just a little beer money and once in a while just a little. Ambi- _ tion:To take each day as it comes and to never get ahead of myself. Pet Peeves.Get- ting lost,long lift lines,rear-ending cars, Proms,when the T.F.G gets drunk Nol, Quote:N ever, sthat’ 's forever, seems like westrern oo rides to my b rs a er ‘s Pie 4 rfews, dishwashers: Acts appil Batsestci elias Mon L ‘hurt the car again! goodbyes. ActivitiesSpanish Club - 1,2,C.S.F.Window Painting 1,4,Band — 13, 3,4,Drumline 1,2,3,4, Yearbook 4. Quote: ‘hen Tm feeling sad,I simply re- member my favorite things and then | don’t feel so bad. Ambition-To be success- ful and happy. Pet Peeves:Mondays,prep- pies,getting up early. Activities:National Honor Society,CPPC,Band1,2,3,Spanish Club 1,2,Math Team 2. _ ANDREA MARY PASCUCCI Scooch Quotelf | leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me | must be traveling on now ‘cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see.If I stay here with you now things uldn’t be the same.Cause I’m as free a bird now!How about you?-Lynard nard.Activities:J.V.basketball 1,2;5.V.softball 2. CHRISTINE HELEN PELOQUIN Quote.To my parents:Perhaps love is like the ocean,full of conflict,full of pain,like a fire when it’s cold outside and thunder when it rains.And if | should live forever, and all my dreams come true,my memo- _ ries of love will be of youymy memories of love will be of you. Activities:Field Hockey 1,2,3, capt.4,;Basketball 1,2,3,capt.4,;soft- - ball 1,2,3,4,;band 1,2,3,4,;stage band 1,2,3,;concert choir 1,2,3 ,;National Hon- or Society 3,4. SUSAN LYNNE PENNELLATORE Quote:Laugh and the world laughs with you.Cry and you cry alone.AmbitionTo __ live,love,and laugh.And to someday marry B.S. and live happily. Pet Peeves Whate- — ver“A certain freshmen girl,gym,S.B.’s co- lorblindness,161 Pratt street,A certain person that doesn’t keep his promises, J.L., research reportsand C.H. and K.U.’s lights. MICHELLE ANNEMARIE PIGNONE Mish, Sally Qoute:lf you love something Set it free If it doesn’t come back to you It was never yours. Ambition:To succeed in life,to mar- ry a rich guy,and to spend the rest of my life with B.D.,to do the impossible. Pet — Peeves-Fighting with B.D.,waking up in the morning,M.W.,D.P.,snobs,people who think their better than everyone else. . JOSEPH PATRICK PHILLIPS Joe, Ted, Bae Qoute: You’ ve got to lay the rll.Ambi- . _tionl want t S Peeves:Fake friends ee - byes;making decisions;C.T. driving;people: - who stare,diets,phone bills, nursing homes. ties:MHS-LS,1 a 3,4, band, 1,2,3,: Activities:Cross aout) I,spanish club band,1,2,3,4;Concert Choir,3,4;S Musical,3,4;Honers Ba d,3,4; Hi, 1; ee tack i SUSAN THERESA PLOOF HAROLD iN PLANT Sue, eee eet Hal, Halbert GudieMake your dreams a reality and — never settle for less for our dreams are all that we have in life that will make life worth living.Ambition.To become filthy _ rich,own a large home buy a porch © and a z28.Pet Peeves:N.A. cops;Datsons; Monday;Trig; 2 10 piont;B.O.’s;U.F.C.’s; Hang-overs; my job;April 16,1980.Acti- ties:Baseball,1,2,3,4;Marching Band, 1, 2, 3:Concert Band,1,2,3. air is clea : Peeves: A waiting for I.P.a1 ; mittee 4,ski club ‘4,field hockey 2,3,4,CSF window painting 1,2,3, 4. ‘SENIORS ON THE af he S ee a a that they shoul EN OO ied oe we : : be pit Saleh poe: Map: “Ball 3:8 a ele Se _ _ EN UNITS sg Se SOS ee a : ees: tr eee: SSP “eat Md Ses 4ARLES VICKERY AMANDA JENNIFER VIZEDOM : Hoel, Vick, Billy eo oo Quote:Things fade;alternatives exclude. a future won't : Pet Peeves:Unnecessary inhibitions,psue- ‘Pet PeevesSlow _ domaturity,budget priorities, We have a : math team?,negative attitudes,people who take their health for granted and think that I ¢. ontrol mine,symbolic stack ,plastic people. Activities:Math ‘1,2,3,co-captain 4;Stylus 2,co-ed 3,4; Spaskk club 1,2,3;Concert Choir —3,4;Drama club 3,4; Model Senate 3 DAVID ALLEN WALLACE —— —« MICHAEL DAVID WASHBURN Quote:You must separate life from death like a farmer separates sheep from ba- s how you play | ita ga- -me”,then why do they keep score? Ambi- tion:To win big in Vegas! Pet Peeves‘TFG _ parties,the fall of Disco D.°85,TFG fights, s that don’t run,Tony’s jokes,leaving y teeth at BK. Activi ‘oot 1,2,3,4,Basketball 1,2,3,Stage Crew -2,3,4,Float Commitee nanas. Ambition:To become rich, buy a ; golf course,and play all day in Barbados. Pet Peeves:N.B.O.W.,firetrucks,the band,Mrs.T.,fat ladies would suddenly , you did nothing Your families will cry and so will your friends. We all Love you externally alot and we are all _ sorry it is the end. We will miss you alot and promise you will never be forgot. There are so many emotions involved yet this problem will never be solved. The rain is falling down today and I guess that we will all have to say Goodbye to the two of you Good-bye. Through all angered tears and through our se- re frustrations: I can only say good-bye, but we can never let go. wn Anonymous Steven Connor Shy, 60 PRINCIPAL ROSA’S GRADUATION REMARKS _ Superintendent Barbarisi, Members of the School Committee, Members of the Faculty, Parents, Relatives and Friends of the graduates, and most importantly, Graduates of the Class of 1986. Shortly, upon receipt of their diplomas, the 186 young men and women seated before us will reach a unique point in their lives. Receiving a diploma com- pletes a twelve year journey which has provided these graduates with a wide variety of educational and social experiences. However, receiving a diploma signifies the beginning of another journey; one that will not be as comfortable as the previous trip. Because of their entrance into young adulthood, these graduates will be asked to assume more responsibility, and make more demanding choices. Graduates, for the past twelve years, your parents and teachers have provided you the foundation to make intelligent choices. Now that you are leaving the comfortable confines of high school, you must apply what you have learned, because many of the choices you must now make will have far reaching implications. George Moore, a noted Irish novelist wrote, “the difficulties in life is the choice’. Sometimes, the consequences resulting from poor choice can be even more difficult. Therefore, examine closely those decisions which could have a lasting impact on your life. Hopefully, by doing this, you will make choices that produce happiness and success. I'd like to close by congratulating the parents of the graduates for providing them with support and encouragement during the past twelve years. And to the graduates | give my fondest wishes for success and hope you will always have pleasant memories of Mansfield High School. Thank you. 61 62 SALUTATORY ay ace’ Laura Jean Cassidy Members of the school committee, administrators, faculty, family, and friends, it is with great pleasure that we welcome you to today’s commencement, and offer our thanks for the hopes and dreams you’ve shared and helped us to attain in the past years. Through your guidance and supervision, we have experienced a small portion of society, and I believe today marks the day that we, the class of 1986, begin to experience the world. For twelve years we have benefitted from the strictly regimented lifestyle necessary for our basic emotional growth, but now it is time to move on. We must spread our wings and soar with the wind. We must formulate our ideals, set our own goals, and find our true selves. Such things can never be achieved if we allow ourselves to be sheltered or continue to conform. The English philosopher, Francis Bacon, stated back in tht 16th century, “Men commonly think according to thier inclinations, speak according to their learning and imbibed opinions, but generally act according to custom.” Unfortunately, Bacon’s words still hold true. Our world continually accepts tradition as the rule for life. Man tend s to be intimidated by these actions and therefore suppresses his own beliefs so as not to be frowned upon by others. Society thinks that his rejection of popular standards is a rejection of ALL standards, rather than a display of creative insight. Great men, namely Plato and Socrates, were maligned in their lifetime because of their disregard for books and tradition. They spoke not what men, but rather what they thought. It is only the courageous who are able to speak their mind, therefore | believe they should be praised, not ridiculed. Fortunately, in time, society is apt to change its opinion of the man with the voice but it may be a long time in coming. I encourage you, the class of 1986, to be true to your feelings, voice your opinions and be tolerant of others. Bring light to your fresh ideas and let their creator be known. In the word of Ralph Waldo Emerson, “Insist on yourself; never imitate. Your own gift you can present every moment with the cumulative force of a whole life’s cultivation, but of the adopted talent of another you have only an extemporaneouss half possession.” A close relation once shared the following words with me, and so, in parting, I would like to share them with you, Take pride in your ideas and the uniqueness that sets you apart... Hold in your heart warm memories and beautiful dreams... Speak openly and listen thoughtfully... Give freely and care deeply... Explore your world and fulfill yourself. VALEDICTORY Julie Anne Lindquist Members of the school committee, Mr. Barbarisi, Mr. Rosa, Mr. Kelley, faculty members, parents, friends, and relatives, it is with great honor that I welcome you here today and extend my sincerest thanks for all you’ve done to make this day possible. I would like now to talk to my fellow classmates, the graduating class of 1986, about the major step in our lives that we all are about to take—the step from our sheltered way of life toa life of independence, initialed by our newly-attained freedom. I would also like to speak of the specialness in each one of us that will help make our individual success possible. The success I’m speaking of is the attainment of our goals and dreams. Each of us has entertained ideas about what we want to do from this point, and the goals we set will represent the stages we go through in reaching our dreams. The setting and achieving of these goals are what fill us with a sense of purpose and accomplishment; they are what we work towards and where we find satisfaction. We don’t know where or when these goals and dreams will be reached, and therefore must keep striving until they are reached. We must also keep setting new ones upon the completion of others. The important thing about these goals and dreams is that we want them and they make us happy. Inside each and every one of us is some- one special, and because of this we can all be happy and can all be a success whether it be at college, in the military, in beginning a steady job, or in starting a family at the completion of high school. Undoubtedly, we will encounter problems and difficulties in our lives, but once we overcome these struggles, we emerge with a new understanding, a new awareness, and a new strength. Each time we are faced with these inevitable difficulties, we will become somewhat discouraged, and temporarily lose sight of better things yet to come, but we must keep hope for these are only bridges of growth that everyone experiences at one time or another. It is as if we must go through the pain and struggle in order to grow, mature, and reach new heights. The future to us may seem vast, but we need not be frightened by this thought, we need only to take each day as it comes. In learning from the mistakes of yesterday, we be- come better equipped to face the trials of tomorrow. Each of us has the power, the ability, the knowledge, and the specialness to overcome any dif- ficulties and to make things better. In striving toward our dreams, we need to believe in work, learning, and achieving as a way of reaching our goals and being successful. We must also believe in ourselves. We will be learning and discovering more and more about ourselves as we leave the familiar faces of our friends and fam- ily, and even the faculty who are all people who have been there at one tme or another to comfort and shelter us in times of need and now as we leave this environment, we must search onto our own personality in order to develop those qualities that will help in finding our own success. As we enter into this world so new to us we must remember to appreciate life by making the best of every day and by finding and enjoying the beauty in the world for it is there. In enthusiastically going after what we want in life, we will avoid discouraging ourselves over what could have been. We musn’t be afraid of making mistakes on our pursuit of success, rather we must look at these mistakes as learning experiences for failure is just as much a part of our lives as is success, and as maturing individuals we must accept these failures and mistakes and continue trying. We will feel a sense of accomplishment for simply having tried and putting forth our best effort. The dreams that we continually push toward can and will eventually become realities and in going after these dreams we find enjoyment and meaning in them for they are always present as something to work toward. We all undoubtedly are experiencing mixed feelings of happiness and sadness, anticipation and fear, on this important day in our lives. The good times that we’ve shared are all memories that will stay with us forever. The guidance and education that we have received up to this point will serve as our preparation for what is to come. Today we are standing on the threshold of a new, exciting life filled with opportunity. Finally, the different ways we choose to deal with this freedom and go on from this point represents the uniqueness in each one of us. As we leave here today as a senoir class, let’s remember to look for the love and beauty in the world, to acknowledge the specialness in each one of us, and to be the best that we can be. 63 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Amanda Vizedom, Scott Fiore, Julie Lindquist eee NICEST EYES: Sarah Trenouth, David Rapoza CHATTERBOXES: David Ropoza, Maryan Cimino, Tom Huott i | i it) Zan @ % AMaaeFyPrrAwwEewD ¥ BEST PALS: THE COOKIE CREW; Sarah Trenouth, Julie Fo- BEST SMILE: Jodi Keyworth, John Griffin lan, Leslie Agostino, Missy Tartufo, Sue Vanacore | 64 GIRL CLASS CLOWN: Lynn Lewis MOST DEPENDABLE: Julie Folan, David Mueller BEST DRESSED GIRL: Sue Penelatore BEST DRESSED BOY: Joe Phillips MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Cheryl Kay, Mike Sheaff, Sean Jennesse FRIENDLIEST: Keith Wood, Gina Gentilli BEST ALL AROUND: Chuck Coffey MOST INDIVIDUAL: Pat Amov, Dawn Teague 65 MOST ATHLETIC: Chris Peloquin, Chuck Coffey s i s MOST MUSICAL: Matt Tighe, David MOST ATTRACTIVE GIRL: Lori Colella MOST ATTRACTIVE BOY: Mark | Mueller, Chris Peloquin Crosby | SUPERLATIVES WITH NO | PICTURES: | | QUIETEST: Missy Naismith | BEST SMILE: Lori Colella | BEST ALL AROUND: Chris Peloquin | FRIENDLIEST: Jim Devlin BEST PALS: “The Franklin Street Gang” MOST TALENTED: Chris Peloquin, Matt Tighe MOST ARTISTIC: Jim Fournier 66 CLASS SWEETHEARTS: Nancy Carl, Bri- an Grecco BOY CLASS CLOWN: Brian Sears © FGA = UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Barnes, Wendy _ Brennick,Kerri Galanti,Kellie ‘Gill,Stephanie _ Day,Kristen — _ Deegan,Katherine Hershenson,Sheli Hindman,Debra_ —Dorothy,Lori = === -Downing,Jonathan _ _ Girard,David = Goldberg,Peter =. Holford,Amy _ Jackman,Wayne _ La Marre,Denise te Landers,Amy Mahoney,W.Joseph — -Malay,Jennifer Norftill,Chris Norris,Christopher — Merrigan,Jeanine Peach, Lois Pelrine,Sue- _ Moriarty,Kathy O’Leary,Brenna O’Sullivan,De Pettengill, Yvette — Pietrafetta,Jay -RegoJoann =—_—s RRichards,Rebecca Russel, Bryan ‘Silva,Marybeth =——Slaney,Lynn + Spellman,Gregg Swafford,Crystal ee ae : Thibodeau,Steven Wentzell,Daniel Wilson,Ross | _Vickery,Brian _Wisniewski,Kim _ OPHOMORES Amicone,Lori Anderson,Adam Antipolo,Maryann Antosca,Kathy Armstrong, Keith Arredondo, Terry Aubrey,Megan Balboni,Christopher Beaupre, Brian Beauregard, Lisa Beauregard, Lori Beede,George Begley,Christopher Bender, Danielle Benink,Eric Black,Brian Bollman,Penny Borroni,Christine Bray,Andrew Brintnall,Mark Brochu,Cindy Brolin,James Byron, Jennifer Cahill,Shannon Cambell,Scott Caporella,Christine Carberry,Paul 74 Cardella, Daniel Cardella,David Carl, Yvonne Carlson, William Carter,Paul Casher,Zachary Cavelieri,Kristen Cieszynski,Helen Cinelli,Kristen Clary,Shirley Cohen, Jeffrey Collins,Laura Conlon,Kelly Cote, Denise Cox,Heather Cullens,Christiane Darlington,Leslie Day,Melissa DeChellis,Anne- Marie DeFaria,Carlos DeGrange,Christine DePillo, Paula Dennis,Carey Diaz,Jose Didus,Glen Dillon,Courtney Downing, Jennifer 75 Downs,Ronald Durling, Kerrie Eastman,Kimberly Ellis,Edward Erdman,James Fallon, Daniel Farinella,Arlene Figueredo,George Fiore,Scott Flynn,Samantha Foley,Gerard Forte,Joseph Foss, Julie Frasso,Kathryn Frechette, Michelle Gibbons,Randi Goodwin, Diane Gormley,Kenneth Grasso,Gail Gray,Charles Grennon, Wayne Griffin, Brenda Grudinskas, Kellie Hagg,Betty Haley,Derek Harlor,Amy Hawksley,Cary 76 Heins, William Hetorilla,Shereen Holske, Mark Hughes, Denise Hunt,Brett Jackson,Roderick Jordan,Kirt Kaplan,Jason Kaufman, Douglas Lajoie, Michael Landon, Kristen Lauzier, Marlene Licciardi,Amy Lindley, David Lishman,John Lombardo,Guiseppe Lynch, David MacDonald,Scott MaclIntyre, Scott Maden, Pauline Mahoney,Robert Marder,Pam Marshall, Jay Marzoratti, Hernan Mathias, Tiffany Mayall,James McCann,Maureen McGrail, Michael TE. McGrath,Kathy Mc Gunagle,Wendy Mclean, Jeanine McNeil,Stacy Mederios,Cory Melberg, Michael ; Memmo,Kara Morrison, Holly Nelson,Amy Nelson,Cindy Nevers, Joleen O’Brien,Randy O’Brien,Tara O’Connor,Shannon Ornellas,Frankie Parker,Kim Parsons,Elizabeth Pascucci, Kristen Patrinos,Angela Piccolomini,Erin Pizura,Kathleen Porter,Beth Radgowski, Kristine Rankin,Sarah Richardson, Heather Ristaino,Anthony Rotert,Lee 78 Scarpellini,Kim Shriver, Kelly Shumski,Lisa Silva,Kimberly Spellman, Michelle St Peter,Kathleen Steel, Mary Sternlight,Chris Sturtevant,Sean Sullivan, Brian Swallow, Jeff Swallow,Sara Thompson,Samuel Thurber, Theresa Tiatorio, Lori Travers,Deana Travers, Melissa Trudell, William Velez,John Walker,Kevin Wall, Michelle Webb,Tracey Webber,Cathy Wentzell,Eric West,Alicia Wilcox,Karen Wills,Gregory Willis, Tamara 79 FRESHMEN Amos,Christopher _ Argenzio,Karen _ Bacon,Jennifer Basis,Maureen e Begley,Kevin ix, Dawn rtrar __Blasetti,Theresa =—Boettger, Nancy _ Bogdanchik,Kristen Brugliera,Anthony pee : Bray,Brian : : eis Carter,Kristen —_-Cassidy,Lisa ees Flint,Nancy - Grant,Tricia __Herrandez,Ken ennif a Madan,Jackie | ne Mahoney,Marie Maxcy,Adam McGee,Shanni Nelson,Sally O’Connor,Kristen Caner Richanl: O’Sullivan,William — Oliver,John Owens, Jennifer _ Owens,John = Parker,Scott -Pereira,Paula Perkins, Hayward Phadungchai, ana ca __ Porter,Bonnie _ Prendergast,Doreen Prodanas,Kim- SS Naruth ule ae Eri a i OT Roberts,Paula Sims,Lauren _ Slowick,Matthew —-Rose,Albert Strese,Amy - SullivanJohn = —- Sanford,Christophe : ; -Smith,Daniel a Tartufo,Bobbieanne oS BEG aes y _ Travers,tricia — we Unitt,Kevin ‘Vagelski, Richard _ ‘anT oe _ VicinoJames —_—Ss«CVickery, Benjamin Vickery, Vivian Waible,Laura ae a — Williams,John _ Willis,Richard ake pone ee Elizabeth et fs 7 ahaa ) ' ; i | 1 a e 4 1 CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN OFFICERS Left to Right: Mrs. Hansen-Advisor,Laura Sims,Colleen Folan,Beth Wething- ton.Missing:Gretchen Campbell. ¥ JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to Right:Debbie Hindman-Secretary,Julie Buja-Treasurer,Robin Maxcy-Vice President,Donlie Wood-President. SOPHMORE OFFICERS Standing Left to Right: Mr.Morales-Advisor,Chuck Gray-Pre- sident,John Lishman-Vice President.Sitting Left to Right: Kathy Antosca-Secretary,Carey Dennis-Treasurer. SENIOR OFFICERS 88 Left to Right:Jim Fournier-Vice President,Martine Dubeau-Secretary,Julie Folan-President,Daryl Cullivan-Treasurer,Mr.Perry-Advisor. ® ZtW!) cba SS 7 | [i ACTIVITIES 90 FRENCH CLUB Kneeling left to Right: Lee Rotert,John Williams,Leo Bray,Beth Parsons,Lisa Amicone and Joshua Kilmer-co leaders, Wendy McMillan-treasurer,Debbie Ma- toian,Jeanine Merrigan,Tiffany Mathias. Standing: Ms. Gildersleeve, Tammy Wil- lis,Sherry Hetorilla,Damon Neth,Brenda Griffin,Kim Eastman,Jeanine McLean, Danielle Bender,Christine _DeGrange, Tracey Callahan. MATH TEAM Front Left to Right: Alan Tupaj,Dave De- Grange,Amanda Vizedom,Steven Haw- lon,Jeff Cohen,Mike Hillman,Matt Hef- fanan. Back Row Left to Right: Amy Morrisette, Wendy McMillan,Dorothy Potter, Nasuth,Harold Cheneyee. SPANISH CLUB Kneeling Left to Right: Gail Grasso,Fran- kie Ornellas,Courtney Dillon,Marion Donovan,Katie Frasso. Middle Row Left to Right: Mary Ann Cimino,Carrie Dahl- strom,Marie Mahoney,Tracey Webb, Pau- line Madan,Mrs. Johnson,Amy Morriset- te,Dorthy Potter,Chris Babcock,Kathy Pizzura, Laura Cassidy. Back Row Left to Right: Jackie Madan,Brian Sullivan,Pam Marder,Chris Grasso. m2) STYLUS Sitting: Mrs. Niemi. First Row Left to Right: Lee Rotert, Joe Dognazzi, Amanda Vizedom, Jamie Brouchu, Kathy Deegan. Second Row Left to Right: David DeGrange, Patrick Amov. YEARBOOK Front Row L-R: John Velez, Pam Giles, Lee Rotert, Kim Eastman, Danielle Bend- er. Middle Row L-R: Frankie Ornellas, Sara Swallow, Tracey Webb, Kate Frasso, Becky Richards, Wojtkiewicz, Kristine Radgowski, Brenda Griffin, Courtney Dil- lon, Kristen Day. Back Row L-R: Lauren Simms, Eric Wentzell, Bill Heins, Laura Collins, Pauline Madan, Kelly Shriver, Betina Toner, Wednesday McMillan, Amy Morrisette, Debbie Matioan, Tracey Babcock, Genine Merrigan, Laura Cassidy. Executive Staff: Editor Dawn Teague, Brenda Griffin, Courtney Dillon, Bill Heins, Shirley Clary, Laura Collins, Christine Degrange, Kristine Radgowski, John Velez, Pam Giles. yee | PRENCH Des se a eee | EXCHANGE Left to Right: Denise LaMarre, Wendy Fitz- gerald, Sarah Trenouth, Julie Lindquist, Bill Vickery, Chris Peloquin, Tom Huott, Mark Crosby, Pam McNeil, Brian Grenon, Eliza- beth Heins, Damon Neth, Tiffany Cummings, Jodi Keyworth, Josh Kilmer. 91 LIBRARY AIDS Left to Right: Mrs.Lane,Kendra Libby,Launa Allen,Kim Easingwood,Stephanie Bogdan- chik,Mike Hillman,Mrs.Tighe. Front: Alicia West,Cathy Webber,Michelle Wood,Lauren Sims, Nancy Flint. MODEL SENATE Left to Right:Joe Mahoney,Dave Girad,Julie Buja,Erin Sheean,Mark Silva,Denis O’Sulli- van,Paul Hawskley,Jay Landers. Front Row:Annalise Jansen,Joe Engley,Morgan Smith ,Brian Sears, Advisor Mr Palanza. 2 MHS MAINSTREAM Left to Right: Advisor Dan Miller,Editor Chris Arcaro,John Williams. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right:Julie Buja,Tammy Willis. STUDENT ADVISORY Standing Left to Right:Chuck Coffey, Sean Jenness,Chuck Gray,Maureen McCann,Debbie Hindman,Denise La- Marre,Ann Marie DeChellis,Amy Harlor, Tammy Willis,Beth Parsons,Lisa Amicon- e,Chris Babcock,Debbie Delfino,Lynn Lewis, Advisor Diane Jackson.Kneeling Left to Right:Marie Mahoney,Shannon Cahill,Christine Folan,Denise Hughes, Colleen Folan,Kristen Carter,Julie Folan, Lori Brugliara. FRENCH EXCHANGE Standing Left to Right:Group Leader Thierry Plumey,Nathalie Guillot,Frederic Fessier, Caroline Arnault,Oliver Gaudillere,Laur- eAnne Lemoine,Emmanuelle Siri,Sophie Dul- st,Anne Tisseront.Kneeling Left to Right: Sandrine Thibord,Dominique Vereecke, Ber- nal Collombet,Pierre Egele,Valerie Guilar- d,Arnaud Dufresne. 93 HORNET NURSER Dawn Allen Nicole Collins Nicki Comeau Yvonne Comeau Kimmy Durling Sherri Folson Matty Harrar Billy Ings Johnny Ings Adam Lapham Ashlee Lestan Tara Shumski Daryl Simpson 94 � ine First Row: Mike Sheaff, Jeff Puleo, Ralph Whelan, Donna Mitchell, Laurel Boettger, Tina Murphy, Tom Saquet, Joe Phillips, Betty Hagg, Harold Cheyne, Jeff Cohen, Adam Anderson, Jay Pietrafetta, Dan Hetorilla. Second Row: Matt Rosenberg, Amy Strese, Tim Habart, Sherry Hetorilla, Pam Giles, Sara Swallow, Ben Vickery, Kelly Shriver, Bill Vickery, Pam Marder, Missy Day, Pat McGrail, Bob Mahoney. Third Row: Carolynn Turke, Jackie Madan, Beverly Lunn, Matt Slowick, Missy Cummings, Pauline Madan, Nancy Boettger, Janet Moorehouse, Jack Sullivan, Lisa Amicone, Judy Puleo. Fourth Row: Jennifer Puleo, Kellie Grudinskas, Yvonne Velez, Chris Hagg, Aliene Turnbull, Nancy Pearl, Tiffany Cummings, Brian Vickery, Zac Casher, Kerry Brennick, Brenna O’Leary, Paula Silva, Gina Gentili, Dawn Benoit. Missing: Cheryl Kay AreOLO 4IAMAZOO CONCERT CHOIR First row: Tammy Willis, Tracy Morrison, Amanda Vizedom, Kristen Landon, Jimmy Devlin, Chuck Gray, Damon Neth, Paul Jackson, Matt Tighe, Frankie Renyolds, Joe Phillips, Scott Norris, David Mueller, Sean Jennesse, Josh Kilmer, Chris Norris, Brian Sullivan, Mark Maragnano. Middle row: Martine DeBeau, Cheryl Kay, Heather Richardson, Shannon McGee, Shawn Dion, Jim Fournier, Wendy Cowan, Julie Button, Carey Dahlstrom, Kelly Shriver, Betty Hagg, Pam Marder, Anne-Marie Dechellis, Missy Sudhop. Back row: Amy Harlor, Kelly Souza, Tracey Mayall, Courtney Dillon, Sherry Hetorilla, Jim Baltzell, Missy Day, Lisa Murphy, Kristen Carter, Patty Cardin, Beth Parsons, Kelly Formhals, Kim Lucia. 95 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Se s Rro- ene Front Row:Mike Foley,Dave Mead,Julie Buja, Tracy Mayall,Pamela Giles, Jeff Puleo, Kerrie Brennick. Second Row:Tracy Callahan,Heather Mathias,Dave Mueller,David DeGrange, Gina Gentili,Pam McNeil,Chris Pelequin,Jody Keyworth,Marrion Donavon,(Teacher) Pam Wood.Thrid Row:Wendy McMillion,Amy Morisetle,Sue Pelrine,Debra Hindman, Brenna O’Leary,Lisa Amicone,Chris Babcock,Rich Lewis.Missing:Jen Pedley,Wendy Fitz- gerald,Laura Cassidy,Scott Fiore. 96 ACADEMIC DECATHLON DECATHLON The Academic Decathlon is a nationwide competition of high school students dis- ereamms oriole and! reward: academic LEFT TO RIGHT:Mr. Edward Rosa, Mr. James Perry, Mark Crosby, Sarah Tren- ead encore outh, Julie Lindquist, Amanda Vizedom, Alan Tupaj, David Degrange, and Mrs. Deanne Ross. While formal team competitions are held at local, state, and national levels, all stu- dents are encouraged to prepare and try out for their individual school team and to remain involved by supporting their team’s progress through the competions. see ATHOLIC MEMORIAL 97 SCHOLASTIC RECOGNITION SEPTEMBER ENGLISH:Leona Ferrara,Kevin Walker, Richard Staples,Charles Salgadinho,Dorothy Lunnin. SCIENCE:Michael Foley,Harold Cheyne,Rod Jackson,Naruth Phadungchai,Ed Ellis. FOREIGN LANGUAGE: James Brolin, Jeffrey Co- hen,Wendy McMillan,Lorna Barret,George Feeder. HOME ECONOMICS:Maryann Cimino,Denise Cote,Wendy Cowen. ART:Josh Kilmer,Donna Savilonis,?Jim Fournier- � Huong Truong. PHYSICAL EDUCATION :Elizabeth Parsons. SOCIAL STUDIES:Paul Hawksley,Patti Moore- house,Adam Maxey,Dawn Teague,Brian Mich. MATHEMATICS:Lisa Cunningham,Alan Tupaj- ,Sean Sturtevant,Matthew Slowick. BUSINESS:Susan Ploof,Brenna O’Leary,Joel LeFave. INDUSTRIAL ARTS:Keith Wood,Stephen Pot- ter,Randy O’Brien,Naruth Phadungchai,James Holske,Rick Staples. MUSIC:Matt Rosenburg,Mike Sheaff,Jeff Puleo- Jeff Cohen,Lori Colella,David Mueller. READING:Danielle Martin,Tom Lawler,Beverly Sears. LIBRARY AIDE:Michelle Wood. WORK EXPERIENCE:Scott Zevitas. NMSQT,LETTERS OF COMMONDATION:S- cott Fiore,Michael Foley,Amanda Vizedom. OCTOBER FOREIGN LANGUAGE:Scott Campbell,Teresa Blasetti, Dawn Benoit, Gina Gentili,Kathy Pizura. LIBRARY AID:Catherine Webber. SCIENCE:Jeff Cohen,Kevin Unger,Lorna Barret- t,Alan Tupaj,Laura Cassidy. MATHEMATICS:Marian Donovan,Steve Foley- ,Maureen Basis,Christine Lambropoulus. INDUSTRIAL ARTS:Eric Galanti,Chris Bou- chard,Lorna Barrett,Rick Staples. MUSIC:Joseph Phillips,James Devlin,David Mueller. ART:Jeanine McClean,Danny Blye,Kim Silva,Chris Cullens. ENGLISH:Rodrick Jackson,Samuel Thomson,Ste- phen Poter,Krisenn McKee Denise Cote,Leo Bray. BUSINESS:Brenna O’Leary,Steven Sarro, Jacque- line Lawrence,Kristine Radgowski. PHYS. ED.:Chris Arcaro,Kevin Pizura, William Heffernan,Denise Hughes,Lorna Barrett,Michael McGrail. READING:Neil Kantelis,Tom Beaupre,Kevin Murray. HOME ECONOMICS:Penny Bollman,Courtney Dillon,Sarah Rankin,Lauri Dorothy,Kathy Deegan- ,Kathy Mygan,Missy Tartufo. WORK EXPERIENCE: Jacqueline Lawrence, Rick Staples. BAND:Brian Vickery,Pat McGrail,Brenna O;Lear- y,Sean Cloherty,Matt Slowick. SOCIAL STUDIES:Naruth Phadungchai,Brain Mich,Carri Gardon, William Heffernan,Harold Cheyne,Matt Slowick,Carrie Dahlstrom. NOVEMBER ENGLISH:Cindy Nelson,Lisa Williamson,Nancy Pearl,Richard Moye,Kelly Shriver,Tracy Mayall. SOCIAL STUDIES:Bob Thibault,Lori Tiatorio- ,Gretchen Campbell,Matt Hefferman,Sue Pelrine. ART:Tammy DaCosta,John Brunelle,Jennifer Byr- on,Kristen Wronski. SCIENCE:Patricia Moorehouse,Chuck Grey,Mi- chelle O’Dunnell,Debbie Hindman,Wayne Martin. MATHEMATICS:David Lunn,David Mead- ,Wayne Grenon,Christine DeGrange. INDUSTRIAL ARTS:Rick Staples,Joe Toto,Brian Coggeshall,Richard Lewis,William Heffernan,Jeff Mei,Daniel Izzo. PHYSICAL EDUCATION:Harold Cheyne,Dan- ielle Bender,Adam Anderson,Thomas Kilburn. HOME ECONOMICS:Denise Cote,Amy Co- trell,Kristen Davison,Kim Galanti,Jennifer Malay. MUSIC:Deborah Boaras,Joseph Phillips,David Mueller. . FOREIGN LANGUAGE:Michael Foley,Crystal Swafford,Lori Tiatorio,Frankie Ornellas. READING:Christine LamBropoulos,Theresa Thur- ber,Jode Andrade. LIBRARY AIDS:Lauren Sims. WORK EXPERIENCE:Edon Copparini. BUSINESS:Kerrie Brennick,Beth Porter,Karen Wilcox. DECEMBER SOCIAL STUDIES:Julie Buja,Joe Engly,Kathy Moriarty,Kim Conniff. : FOREIGN LANGUAGE:Rodney Jackson,Paula Souza,Wayne Martin,Jamie Brochu. ENGLISH:Tracie Lomberto,Adam Anderson- ,James Devlin,Julie Lindquist, Naruth Phadungchai. LIBRARY AIDE:Nancy Flint. BUSINESS:Paula Leanues,Chad Moody,Rodney Jackson. INDUSTRIAL ARTS:Ralph F. Whelan,Joe Lom- bardo,Carlos DeFaria,Richard Willis,Scott Norris- ,Brian Sears. ART:Jeanine Merrigan,Kristen Cinelli,Michelle Brunell,Shannon McGee. MATHEMATICS:Alan Tupaj,Chris SternLight- ,Leo Bray,Dawn Benoit. SCIENCE:Chris Bouchard,Debbie Matoien, Wendy McMillan,Steve Potter,Ann Tweedy. READING:Scott MacDonald,Scott Parker,Joe Sarro. WORK EXPERIENCE:Kathy Webber. HOME ECONOMICS:Andrea Pascucci,Nancy Carl,Wendy Cowen,Kelli Fienberg,Ida Patrella. MUSIC:Brian Vicery,Janet Moorehouse. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Yvette Pettengill, Deb- bie Booras. JANUARY MATHEMATICS:Dorothy Lunnin,Chris Grasso- ,Mellissa Sudhop,Alan Tupaj. FOREIGN LANGUAGE:Matthew Shuwick,Tra- cey Mayall,Sean Cloherty. INDUSTRIAL ARTS:Dan Mitchell,Pat McGrail- ,Brian Coggeshell,Louis Sevastos,Jonathon Ellis. SOCIAL STUDIES:Huong Troung,Paul Hawks- ley,Janet Moorehouse,Kim Prodanas. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Jeff McKinnon,Jean- nine McKlean,Dan Izzo,Theresa Blassetti,Steve Fo- ley,Kim Silva,Steve Ahern. ENGLISH:Tammy DeCosta,Laura Cassidy,Tracy Babcock,Jennifer Bacon,Dawn Benoit. LIBRARY AIDS:Mike Hillman. BUSINESS:Michael Sheaff,Andrea Hutchinson- ,Rod Jackson,Dean O’Connor. HOME ECONOMICS: Ida Patrella, Nancy Sween- y,Denise Cote,Kathy Deegan. MUSIC:David Mueller,Jou Phillips. READING:Scott Parker,Chad Moody,Craig DePalma. ART:Bob Bauregard,Paul Hawksley,Peter DePil- lo,Ann Marie DeChellis. SCIENCE:Karen Adie,Ann Tweedy,Dawn Benink- ,Lori Tiatorio. WORK EXPERIENCE:Michelle Brunelle. FEBRUARY ENGLISH:Kristen Hatch,Mareen Basis,Jose Diaz,Christine Marshall. HOME ECONOMICS:Nancy Carl,Amy Harlor- Jennifer Malay,Karen Cotton. SOCIAL STUDIES:Carrie Dahlstrom,Stacey Gen- tili,Jen Bacon,Terri Blaseti. INDUSTRIAL ARTS:Chris Botticelli,Phil Wall- ,Mike Conlon,Scott Norris,David Wellman,Jeff Kemp. SCIENCE:Donlie Wood,Lynn Tiatorio,Ken Colby- Jeff Peleo. ART:Vickie Wojtkiewicz,Greg Bellrose,Hernan Mazoratti,David Goff. READING:Kim Conniff,George Welch,Brett Hunt. MATHEMATICS:Bernie Dolan,Kristen Hatch- ,George Feeder. MUSIC:Joe Phillips,Bebbie Booras,David Mueller. FOREIGN LANGUAGE:David Mueller,Ann Tweedy,George Feeder,John williams. PHYSICAL EDUCATION:Kevin Charbonnau- ,James Nordberg, Mike Sheaff,Marion Donovan,Sue Pennellatore,Eric Butler. BUSINESS:AnnMarie Antosca,Kim Wisniews- ki,Rod Jackson,Wayne Grennon. LIBRARY AIDE:Paula Bogdanchik. MARCH ENGLISH:Tina Murphy,Ed Ellis,Alicia West,Ch- ris Peloquin, Tammy Cushman. HOME ECONOMICS: Jennifer Malay,Penny Boll- man,Laura Collins. SOCIAL STUDIES:Christine Babcock,Carrie Gor- don,Kim Conniff,Paul Hawksley,Jen Crotty,Mellisa Clemmey,Tracey Mayall. INDUSTRIAL ARTS:William Gonyaw,Ed Borde- lon,Mike Sieber,Marco Veizaga,Tim Musto,Mike Smith. SCIENCE:Paul Morrison,Sara Swallow,Stephanie Gill,Scott Campbell,Sarah Rankin,Jonathan Ellis. ART:Huong Truong,Donna Mitchell,Patrick Amov,Christopher Phillips. READING:Scott Mace,Chad Moody,Jeannine Brown. MATHEMATICS:Doreen Prendergast,Kristen Hatch,Janet Moorehouse,Alan Tupaj. MUSIC:David Mueller,Joe Phillips. FOREIGN LANGUAGE:Micheal Foley,Chad Kingsbury,Debbie Hindman,Alan Tupaj,James Brolin. PHYSICAL EDUCATION:Renee Hume,Eric Benink,Pauline Madan,Lino Gato,Brian Beaupre- ,Carleen VanTassell. BUSINESS:Wendy Cowen,Debbie,Booras,Melissa Clemmey,Jackie Lawrence. LIBRARY AIDE:Kendra Libby. APRIL ENGLISH:Carrie Gordon,Christopher Sternlight- ,Pauline Titus,Kathy Bray,Judy Bridges,Tracey Mayall. HOME ECONOMICS:Kathy Deegan,Laura Col- lins,Penny Bollman,Amy Cotrell. SOCIAL STUDIES:Terry Blasetti,Jen Bacon,Kris Bogdanchik,Peter Merrigan,Harold Cheyne, Naruth Phadungchai,Jen Crotty. INDUSTRIAL ARTS:Bill Gogyaw,Tony Ristan- io,Steve Copperini, Vivian Heffernan,Dan Hetorilla- John Reach. SCIENCE:Dawn Benoit,Judy Bridges,Shawn Dion- ,George Feeder. ART:Donna Savilonis,Jim Fournier,Judy Bridges- Jim Mayall. READING:Kim Conniff,Chad Moody. MATHEMATICS: Wiiliam Gonyaw,Paula Boodan- chik,Alan Tupaj. MUSIC:Sara Swallow,Kelly Shriver,Jay Pietrafet- ta,Harold Cheyhe,Judy Puleo. FOREIGN LANGUAGE:Harold Cheyne,Wendy McMillian,Dawn Benoit,Jennifer Crotty, PHYSICAL EDUCATION:Ronald Downs,Dennis Corning. BUSINESS:Gary Wellington,Annmarie Antosca- ,Janet Moorhouse,Sam Thompson. MAY INDUSTRIAL ARTS: David Lunn, Jonathan Ellis, Richard Lewis, William Shaw. FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Mellissa Cummings, Lisa Degirolamo, Melanie Hanlon. ENGLISH: Douglas Kaufman, Kris Landon, Becky Anthony, Keely Souza. CHORAL MUSIC HUMANITIES: Joseph Phillps-Music, David Mueller-Humanities, Sean Jenness-Drama. SCIENCE: Alan Tupaj, Jeff Cohen, Jeff Swallow, Kristine Radgowski, James Rosseli HOME ECONOMICS: Kathy West, Amy Holford, Sally Nelson. ART: Becky Anthony, Courtney Dillon, Scott Campbell, Jenninfer Byron, Jeanine Mclean, Greg Wills, Kevin Nolan. MATH: Paula Leannes, Kim Wisniewski, Neil Kan- telis, Mike Foley. SOCIAL STUDIES: Kathy Ryan, Kathy Moriarty, Tracey Mayall. Deegan, Alicia @ ZAG = SPORTS 100 VARSITY FOOTBALL DATE OPPONENT SCORE MHS OPP SOUTHEAST- ERN CHELSEA STOUGHTON KING PHILIP FRANKLIN CANTON OLIVER AMES N.ATTLE- BORO SHARON FOXBORO COACH:George Kelly CAPTAIN:Tony Jodice,Dean O’Connor, John Borroni MVP:Dean O’Connor MDP:Anthony Jodice Lee Front Row:Rich Ferra,Shawn Bent,Paul Jackson,Phil Wall,David Raposa,Capt. Tony Jodice, Capt. Dean O’Conner,Capt. John Borroni,John Griffin,Russel Raposa,Scott Sherman,Chuck Coffey.Second Row:Mike Washburn,Ned McFarland,Daryl Cullivan,BillDenis,Sean Jen- ness,Chris Demarco,Authur Brown,Kevin Unger,Jim Nordberg,Pat Dillon,Jim Baltzell,Jim Devlin.Third Row:Joe Mahoney,Ross Wilson,Steve Sheaff,Dave Depillo,Chuck Campbell, Mark Silva,Daid Wellman,Steve Lynch,Dave Girard,Kevin Pizura,Bill Shaw,Denis O’Sullivan. Fourth Row:Mark Musto,Greg Weir,Jay Andrade,Gary Wellington,John Velez,Mike McGrail, Paul Carberry,Kevin O’Rourke,Shaun Dion,Jon Butler,Dan Fallon.Fifth Row:Joe Forte,Andy Bray,Derek Munroe,Corey Medeiros,Mike Consalvo,Ken Colby,Dave Lindley,Jay Marshall, John Kelly,Dan Cardella,Dave Cardella.Back Row:Head Coach George Kelly,Coach Ron Reardon,Coach Don Byron,Coach Bill Fasulo,Coach Goeff Hassard,Coach Gary Raimondo,S- tudent Trainer Paul Hawskley. J. V. FOOTBALL Front Row:Mark Musto,John Velez,Joe Forte,Paul Carberry,Dan Fallon,John Kelly.Second Row:Andy Bray,Greg Weir,Mike Consalvo,Mike McGrail,Ken Colby,Shawn Dion,Jay Mar- shall. Third Row:David Cardella,Jon Butler,Derek Munroe,Corey Medeiros,Dave Lindley,Dan Cardella. Back Row: Don Byron, Coach Bill Fasulo. 101 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front Row:Greg Bellerose,David Goff, Ted Martin,Colin Fisher,John Olivier. Second Row:Ke- vin Begley,Joe Cook,Ray Teague,Mark Maragnano,Rick Jagelski, Matt Rosenberg.Third Row: Joe Sarro,Bob Thibault,Ross Landers,Mike Davis,Craig Nightingale.Back Row:Coach Has- sard, Coach Raimondo. 102 CHEERLEADING Front Row:Lisa DeGirolamo,Karen Agenzio,Lynn Slaney.Second Row:Lisa Murphy,Beth Por- ter,Leann Slaney. Back Row:Carey Dennis,Colleen Folan,Lori Colella, Nancy Carl,Michelle Spellman, Kara Memmo, Christine Borroni. COACH:Anne Caouette CAPTAIN: Nancy Carl MVP: Nancy Carl, Lori Colella MDP: Lynn Slaney 103 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY OPPONENT SCORE MHS OPP N.ATTLEBORO KING PHILIP DOVER-SHERB. STOUGHTON l 4 l 0 SHARON 3 FOXBORO l FRANKLIN 2 CANTON l OLIVER AMES 2 N.ATTLEBORO 3 KING PHILIP 3 DOVER SHERB. 2 STOUGHTON 1] SHARON 4 FOXBORO 0 FRANKLIN 0 CANTON 2 OLIVER AMES 1 —NOC KK OewreK Or or orooso Front Row: Tracey Goulet, Lynn Lewis, Martine DuBeau, Chris Peloquin, Julie Lindquist, Cheryl Kay, Sue Ploof. Second Row: Robin Maxcy, Sherry Antaya, Denise LaMarre, Christine Folan, Debbie Hindman, Julie Buja, Annalise Jansen, Amy Morrisette, Chris Babcock. Back Row: Coach Laurie Hill, Marion Donovan, Connie Holske, Denise Hughes, Beth Parsons, Erin COACH:Leda Levine Piccolomini, Wendy McMillan, Coach Leda Levine. ASST.COACH: Laurie Hill CAPTAIN:Martine Dubeau,Chris Peloquin MVP:Chris Peloquin UNSUNG HERO:Lynn Lewis week ky E Ay Wag es, 104 J. Vo PIED HOCKEY Front Row: Marie Mahoney, Maureen McCann, Debbie Delfino, Stephanie Bogdanchik, Jamie Brochu, Julie Stearns, Lori Brugliera, Vicki Wojtkiewicz. Second Row: B.J. Sparrow, Patty Stillings, Arlene Farinella, Samantha Flynn, Mary Steele, Kathy Pizura, Kate Frasso, Laura Collins, Kim Scarpellini, Carrie Dahlstrom. Back Row: Gretchen Campbell, Kristen Carter, Kathy Folan, Jennifer Bacon, Doreen Prendergast, Laura Carter, Patti Wellman, Terri Blasetti. VARSITY SOCCER OPPONENT SCORE MHS OPP ATTLEBORO l NORFOLK N. ATTLEBORO KING PHILIP STOUGHTON SHARON FOXBORO CANTON OLIVER AMES N. ATTLEBORO KING PHILIP STOUGHTON SHARON FOXBORO FRANKLIN CANTON OLIVER AMES FRANKLIN NANDA DAAGAANNNOARKAOA £O Son ooowooo DWN HWS Qn = Front Row:Eric Butler,Mark Crosby,Tim Habart,Scott Norris,Chris Howard,Bryan Grenon, Dennis Corning.Second Row: Coach Bob Farrar, Steve Ahern,Rich Lewis,Jay Lander,Chris Norris,Randy Butt,Marco Veizaga. COACH:Bob Farrar CAPTAIN:Eric Butler, Mark Crosby MVP:Eric Butler MOST IMPROVED:Bryan Grenon 106 J. V. SOCCER Front Row: Kevin Walker, Mike Hargreaves, Wayne Grennon, Mike Folan, Scott MacIntyre, Hernan Marzoratti, Al Vanacore, John Owens, Paul Glynn. Second Row: Louis Sevatos, Peter Houigan, Todd Orton, Paul Silvi, Charlie Salagadinho, Bill Trudell, Nancy Boetteger, Joleen Nevers, Aileen Turnbull, Coach Paul Pontes. 107 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY DATE OPPONENT SCORE MHS OPP 9-11 FOXBORO 21 9-13 BELLINGHAM 29 9-18 KING PHILIP 20 9-23 OLIVER AMES 25 9-26 CANTON 20 10-01 STOUGHTON 19 10-07 NORFOLK 30 10-09 N. ATTLEBORO 20 10-15 FRANKLIN 20 10-23 SHARON 18 Coach Rich Palanza,Gerry Foley,Joe Dognazzi,Jeff Thibeault,Rick Knowles, Mike Smith. COACH:Rich Palanza CAPTAIN:Joe Dognazzi MVP:Rick Knowles MDP:Joe Dognazzi 108 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Coach Rich Palanza,Kristen Hatch,Tracy Babcock,Andrea Hutcheson,Tracey Callahan. DATE OPPONENT SCORE MHS OPP FOXBORO BELLINGHAM KING PHILLIP OLIVER AMES CANTON STOUGHTON NORFOLK N.ATTLEBORO SHARON COACH:Rich Palanza CAPTAIN:Tracy Babcock, Andrea Hutcheson MVP:Tracy Babcock MDP:Andrea Hutchenson 109 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL 110 S NORTH ATTLEBORO 3] 29 i SEEKONK 69 59 OPPONENT SCORE MHS OPP NORTON 47 42 NORTON 43 31 FRANKLIN 59 47 SEEKONK 78 42 OLIVER AMES 37 59 SHARON 44 46 KING PHILIP 45 59 CANTON 55 47 STOUGHTON 44 2s) FOXBORO of) fe NORTH ATTLEBORO 59 61 FRANKLIN 52 56 OLIVER AMES 34 40 SHARON 42 71 KING PHILIP 60 42 CANTON 42 47 STOUGHTON Si 82 FOXBORO 42 73 FRONT ROW: Jeff Puleo,Matt Tighe,Chuck Coffey,Dean O’Connor,Jeff Mead,Eric Butler- -BACK ROW: Coach Dan Etter,Paul Hawksley,Derek Hailey,George Figuerido,Alan Tupaj- ,Wayne Jackman,Paul Carter, Chris Begley,Coach Don Byron. COACH:Don Bryon ASST. COACH:Dan Etter CAPTAIN:Chuck Coffey,Dean O’Connor MVP:Chuck Coffey SIXTH PLAYER:Dean O’Connor HANS! 3? ee J. V. BOYS BASKETBALL Front Row: Jay Landers, Keith Armstrong, Chuck Gray, Corey Mederios, Second Row: Manager Paul Hawksely, John DePalma, Paul Cardbury, Derek Litsey, Brian Black, Stats Chris Beagely, Coach Dan Etter. FR. BOYS BASKETBALL Front Row: Joe Cook, Jack Sullivan, Greg Bellerose, Leo Martin, Kevin Begley. Back Row: Al Rose, Matt Heffernan, Shawn MacDonald, Tony Brugliera, Rich Willis, Mark Maragnano. Coach: Jeff Hassard. ARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL DATE OPPONENT FRANKLIN MIDDLEBORO D. SHERBORN OLIVER AMES SHARON KING PHILIP CANTON STOUGHTON FOXBORO N. ATTLEBORO FRANKLIN OLIVER AMES SHARON KING PHILIP CANTON STOUGHTON FOXBORO N. ATTLEBORO D. SHERBORN MIDDLEBORO ABINGTON C. SPELLMAN FOXBORO Front Row: Martine DuBeau, Chris Peloquin, Julie Folan, Debra Hindman. Back Row: Bette- Jo Sparrow, Lisa Johnson, Erin Piccolomini, Lorna Barrett, Susan Pelrine, Kim Silva, Coach Steve Russell. COACH: Steve Russel CAPTAIN: Julie Folan, Chrisine Peloquin MVP: Sue Pelrine 6th PLAYER: Lisa Johnson JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL ren SPILL Py pNSFléy, yhhece fan’'34 RV mV tz ‘ AN WSFIEZ m3 Front Row:Jen Bacon,Denise Hughes,Penny Bolman,Maureen McMann. Second Row:Coach: Laurie Hill,Marie Mahoney,Shannon Cahill,Stacy McNeil,Cathy Folan,Leann Antonuc- cio,B.J. Sparrow. 114 FR. GIRLS BASKETBALL y antielDd iw Manufltels {ee 4 uh 33° sit _ Front Row:Kaen Moore,Bobbi-Ann Tartufo,Colleen Folan,Stacy Gentilli, Kristen Carter, Lau- ra Waible,Doreen Prendergast.Second Row:Dana Maze,Patty Wellman,Jackie Madan,Aileen Turnbul,Patty Stillings,Terry Basetti,Maureen Gibbs,Lisa Cunningham, Trisha Grant,Head Coach Bill Fasulo. ils: 116 BOYS WINTER TRACK OPPONENT SCORE MHS OPP FOXBORO 25 N. ATTLEBORO = 53 FRANKLIN 42 CANTON 54 STOGHTON 42 KING PHILIP 44 COACH:Ron Reardon CAPTAINS: Tom Saquet, Joe Dognazzi MVP:Jim Baltzell MDP:Joe Dognazzi 61 33 44 3H 44 42 Front Row:Coach George Kelly,Mike Sheaffe,Jim Baltzell,Tom Saquet,Joe Dognazzi,Tom Huott,John Borroni,Scott MacIntyre,Coach Ron Reardon. Second Row:Ken Colby,Jeff Thi- bault,Mark Silva,Rick Knowles,Dave Girard,Mike Smith. Back Row:Joe Lombarto,Joe Ma- honey,Adam Anderson,Jay Pietrafetta,John DuBeau,Steve Sheaffe. GIRLS WINTER TRACK OPPONENT SCORE MHS OPP FOXBORO 17 N. ATTLEBORO 23 FRANKLIN 43 CANTON 34 STOUGHTON 29 KING PHILIP 42 Front Row: Coach Ron Reardon, Tammy Willis, Joleen Nevers, Beth Parsons, Tracy Babcock, _ Tracy Callahan, Jamie Brochu, Coach George Kelly. Back Row:Donlie Wood, Andrea Hut- _chenson, Missy Day, Amy Nelson, Kristen Landon, Shannon O’Connor, Paula Silva, Lori - Brugliera, Lynn Lewis. COACH:Ron Reardon CAPTAINS:Lori Brugliera,Lynn Lewis MVP:Lori Brugliera MDP:Beth Parsons 117 VARSITY BASEBALL DATE OPPONENT SCORE MHS OPP 4-4 SEEKONK 4-9 NORTON 4-11 FRANKLIN 4-16 OLIVER AMES 4-18 SHARON 4-22. KING PHILIP 4-25 NORTON 4-28 STOUGHTON 4-29 CANTON FOXBORO N. ATTLEBORO FRANKILN OLIVER AMES SEEKONK SHARON KING PHILIP CANTON STOUGHTON FOXBORO 10 N. ATTLEBORO 4 Ne Ww So AANA AN Ann MAWRUONN— KH HDAANICO— — WWNN ' NN HHH HH OUNNn OOo ONBN OS Kneeling L-R: Scott Sherman, Keith Armstrong, Co-Cpt. John Borroni, Co-Cpt. Michael Sheaf, Dave Rapoza, Jim Devlin, Dave Mead. Standing L-R: Jim Nordberg, Derk Litsey, Matt Tigh, Ken Colby, Head Coach Gary Raimondo. Missing: Dan Cardella COACH: Gary Raimondo CAPTAIN: John Borroni, Mike Sheaf MVP: David Mead TENTH PLAYER: Matt Tighe 118 J.V. BASEBALL Crip, Y sory RE) Se al Back Row: Jim Mayall, Brian Scapellini, Dan Fallon, Scott McIntyre, Ron Downs, Chris Balboni. Front Row: Coach Tom Scapellini, Rod Jackson, Chris Phillips, Gerard Foley, Rick Jagelski, Greg Dognazzi, Kevin Walker. Missing: Brian Black. 119 GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL 120 DATE OPPONENT SCORE MHS OPP ATTLEBORO SEEKONK FRANKLIN OLIVER AMES SHARON KING PHILIP STOUGHTON CANTON FOXBORO N. ATTLEBORO FRANKLIN ATTLEBORO OLIVER AMES SEEKONK SHARON KING PHILIP CANTON STOUGHTON FOXBORO N. ATTLEBORO a =_— YI OWN WNMnN—NAOMNwWt nN a) Nw lO © 00:40) Gi = CN I CON Cv cd Donn SS B=) BOG, ON NAO anAnnnnn First Row L-R: Chris Peloquin, Gina Gentill, Lisa Johnson, Stacy McNeil, Maria Mahoney, Julie Lindquist, Denise Hughes. Back Row L-R: Coach Laurie Hill, Shannon Cahill, BJ. Sparrow, Laurel Boettger, Debra Hindman, Manager Marion Donnivan. COACH: Laurie Hill CAPTAIN: Chris Peloquin, Julie Lindquist MVP: Chris Peloquin SECOND TROPHY: Lisa Johnson en GIRLS J. V. SOFTBALL he a iat tela Back Row L-R: Patricia Stillings, Cindy Nelson, Stacy Gentilli, Mary Steele, Bobbi-Ann Tartufo, Nancy Buetgher, Coach: Paul Bates. Front Row L-R: Dawn Binck, Patti Cardin, Patti Whelman, Kristen Carter, Samantha Flynn. 121 122 BOYS TRACK SCORE MHS OPP OLIVER AMES 47 COYLE CASSIDY CANTON FRANKLIN FOXBORO NORTH ATTLEBORO KING PHILLIP SHARON STOUGHTON DATE OPPONENT COACH:Brian Friary,George Kelly CAPTAIN:Jim Baltzell,Joe Dognazzi,Steve Nolan,Jeff Puleo MVP:Bill Dennis MDP: Jeff Puleo First Row L-R: Jim Baltzell, Jeff Puleo, Steve Nolan, Joe Dognazzi, Bill Dennis, Eric Butler. Kneeling left to right: Ross Wilson, Scott Campbell, Ken Gormelz, Chuck Gray, Jeff Thibault, Dan Waible, George Feeder, Steve Sheaff, Mgr. Bill Hines. Back Row L-R: Derek Scott, Jay Pietrafetta, Sam Thompson, Bob Thibault, Brain Sullivan, Rick Knowels, Paul Carter, Brain Guerrini, Coach: George Kelly, Coach: Brain Friary. ts BUTT ll x os Os CR AA Sis creme aa GIRLS SPRING TRACK oh NSFiz, a ar Rup ye GIRLS Back Row L-R: Coach Paul Souza, Jennifer Puleo, Karen Aide, Paula Bogdanchik, Kelly Grudinskas, Melissa Day, Sue Pelrine, Donlie Wood, Shannon O’Connor, Kristen Landon, Lorna Barrett, Coach Ron Reardon.Second Row L-R: Amy Stresse, Kelly Condon, Cindy Broach, Lisa Cassidy, Joleen Nevers, Denise LaMarre, Jamie Brochu, Jennifer Owens, Doreen Prendergast.Front Row L-R: Paula Silva, Lori Brugliera, Co-Cpt. Martine DuBeau, Co-Cpt. Lynn Lewis, Andera Hutchinson. Missing: Mgr. Tamara Willis, Aileen Turnball. s, DATE OPPONENT SCORE MHS OPP OLIVER AMES 64 CANTON 86 FRANKLIN 81 FOXBORO 63 N. ATTLEBORO 46 NORTON KING PHILIP SHARON STOUGHTON COACH: Ron Reardon ASST. COACH: Paul Souza CAPTAINS: Martine Dubeau Lynn Lewis MVP: Donlie Wood 124 BOYS TENNIS DATE OPPONENT SCORE MHS OPP 4-4 NORTON 4-15 OLIVER AIMES 4-17 FRANKILN 4-18 SHARON SOMERSET KING PHILIP STOUGHTON CANTON FOXBORO N.ATTLEBORO FRANKLIN NORTON OLIVER AMES SHARON KING PHILIP CANTON STOUGHTON SOMERSET FOXBORO N.ATTLEBORO HNONK NP OTK UNF UNNWNN — PNY OSOwWwWwhkw— NE ODO - OWNWOL HK WO COACH:Dan Etter CAPTAIN:Jim Fournier,Scott Fiore MVP:Scott Fiore MOST IMPROVED:Chris Sternlight SFB BE RTT ERO Si Ga Pe eI ims Left to right: Coach: Dan Etter, Alen Tupaj, Jack Sullivan, Dave Waters, Co-Cpt. James Fouriner, Co-Cpt. Scott Fiore, Wayne Grennon, Brain Vickery, Dave Degrange, Chris Sternlight. ‘psec epecgpeseE Mt: cocoa bcos GIRLS TENNIS DATEOPPONENT SCORE MHS OPP N NORTON FRANKLIN OLIVER AMES SHARON KING PHILIP STOUGHTON CANTON FOXBORO N. ATTLE- BORO FRANKLIN NORTON OLIVER AMES SHARON KING PHILIP CANTON STOUGHTON FOXBORO N. ATTLE- BORO ' ' Nn ' SCOMON AOD WRONARN— 4 4 4 4 ies 4 4 4 5 i NOWNONN — — —-UMWNn— hw Left to Right: Lori Tiatorio, Coleen Folan, Karen Moore, Jennifer Bacon, Kathy Folan, Lynn Tiatorio, Coach: Dianne Jackson, Cpt. Annalise Jansen. Missing: Betina Toner, Kristen Hatch, Amy Morisette, Kristen Day, Jeanine Merrigan. COACH: Diane Jackson CAPTAIN: Annalise Jansen MVP: Lori Tiatorio MOST IMPROVED: Annalise Jansen 125 DATE OPPONENT SCORE MHS 9-9 DIMAN REG. 6 9-10 N. ATTLEBORO 4.5 9-12 KINGPHILIP 5 9-19 STOUGHTON 6 9-23 SHARON 6 9-26 FOXBORO 4.5 9-27 DIMAN REG. 4 9-30 FRANKLIN Che 10-2 CANTON 4 10-4 OLIVER AMES 1 10-7 N. ATTLEBORO 2 10-9 KING PHILIP 4 10-15 STOUGHON 4.5 10-17 SHARON 5 10-21 FOXBORO 4 10-23 FRANKLIN 2) 10-25 CANTON 2 10-28 OLIVER AMES 5 Coach Jack Farmer, Eric Richer, Chris Phillips, Jeff MacKinnon, Randy Stearns, Kevin Nolan, Peter Gordon, Steve Nolan, Rob Gordon, Steve Thiobdeau, Chad Moody, Scott Fiore, Brian Black. COACH:Jack Farmer CAPTAIN:Steve Nolan, Peter Gordon MVP:Steve Nolan MDP: Jay Pietrafetta 126 SPORTS AWARDS 127 MHS SPORTS 128 | © AAftl SPECIAL EVENTS CAST OF CHARACTERS: Mark DuBeau (Oliver Twist) Matthew Tighe (Fagin) Sean Jenness (Artful Dodger) James Delvin (Bill Sikes) Lori Colella (Nancy) Heather Richardson (Bet) David Mueller (Mr.Bum- ble) Amada Vizedom (Mrs.Corney) Joseph Phillips (Mr.Brownlow) Patrick McGrail (Mr.Sowerberry) Anne Marie DeChellis (Mrs.Sowerberry) Deborah Booras (Charlottte) Charles Gray (Noah Claypole) Damon Neth (Dr. Grimwig) Kelly Formhals (Mrs.Bedwin) Dawn Teague (Old Sally) Frank Reynolds (Charley Bates) Shawn Dion (Henry) Mark Maragnano (Alfie). WORK- HOUSE KIDS: Julie Button, Pamela Marder, Shawn Dion, Steven DiGiampietro, Frank Reynolds, C huck Gray, Cheryl Kay, Eric Sims, Kenny McCalsky, Dan Norwick, Heather Richardson, Mark Maragnano, Stephen Richard- son, Daren Gray, Christopher Norris, Patricia Stillings, Sam Kaufmaan, Beth Parsons, Michael Sheaff, Brian Sullivan. CITIZENS OF LONDON: Sarah Libby, Shereen Hetor- illa, Wendy Cowan, Shannon McGee, Kendra Libby, Dan Smith, Christine Hagg, Amy Harlor. VENDOR’S QUAR- TET: Elizabeth Hagg, Kelly Shriver, Kristin Landon, Scott Norris. BALLET DANCERS: Sarah Libby, Amy Harlor, Elizabeth Hagg, Kelly Shriver, Kristen Landon. DANCE CAPTAINS: Amy Harlor, Heather Richardson. TECH- NICAL STAFF: Mr.Brian L. Barnes, Mr.Peter J.Conti III, Mr.Thomas M.Sullivan, Joshua Kilmer, Paul Jackson, Dawn Teague. STAGE CREW: Ass’t.Manager, Jim Fournier, Phil Wall, John DuBeau, John Gray, Debbie Hindman, Chris- tine Folan, Sue Pelrine, Tony Jodidce, Denise LaMarre, Rob- in Maxcy, Jim Baltzell, Dawn Teague, Kathy Deegan, Patty Cardin, John Borroni. 132 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 86 ills ALL OF MY LOVE 86 ss Pre m Ti Whe ey 704, Vb. fy Graduating Clans (y “1986 The world has opened it’s arms to you, and now you must enter them with all the confidence and determination with which you have passed the last four years. But before you begin to stride ahead, glance behind. : For here we are cheering you on, And remembering the times we’ve spent together, Hoping that you’ll remember them too. So, because of our memories, and because of our hopes- That wish you the best in all that you do; We now take this moment to honor your class, And to dedicate this prom to you. The Junior Class (Joshua Kilmer) The Class Of Nineteen Hundred-Eighty Seven Of Mansfield High School presents The Junior Prom-Senior Reception Sheraton- Mansfield Friday Evening May Sixteenth Nineteen Hundred Eighty Six Memores Queen O: Honor Martine De Beau Her Court ___ Julie Bula eee Robin Maxcy Kristina Peavey _____ =a Holly’ Prue] ) a eee Julie Stearns) eee a Susan Wellman eee King Of Honor _—__ Brian Greco) ae His Court —___—__—anig? Izzo Jay Lander Richard Lewis _ Steven Lynch Joesevh Mahoney Daniel Waible_ PROM 1986 ALL OF MY LOVE 1986 SCHOLARSHIP DAY 135 CLASS DAY 136 SENIOR BANQUET Program The 108TH Annual Processional ‘Pomp and Circumstance” ........ Mansfield High School Band Peter Conti, Director James Anthony Fournier, Class Vice President Etats, centate Sige Erdlans o:8 ere clee Ce Reverend Robert K. Rankin, Pastor Salute to the Flag........ National Anthem........ COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES INVOCRHON Ge iy.v ea toe Church of St. John The Evangelist Mansfield High School Welcoiite Sitka prre natora surest rerarntaials Julie Ann Folan, Class President School Committee Remarks................. . Dianne Royle, Chairwoman Mansfield School Committee Class of 1986 “Look Ahead”... sede « eanchdnad hae eeclnn eterna eae Wolfe Class of 1986 Introduced by Martine Marie DuBeau, Class Secretary Barbara E. Trombley, Director Speakers wacer cde iv newsmen dats . Laura Jean Cassidy, Salutatorian Nalblantetol EIEIn : Presentation of Class Gift): -acia.'ssscties scieteeraccenitereee . Julie Ann Folan YEE 2 President, Class of 1986 Sunday Afternoon, June First Z Acceptance) cctssnde aks RGN ER ee eee eee Sd 2 Donlie Wood Rr, President, Class of 1987 Nineteen Hundred Eighty-Six Speakérgerk. Sc.csuet cian nd ee eee Julie Ann Lindquist, Valedictorian “Coventry is ave wiesarete eva: «att avecipraitinersttl a tin einna eas aca neonn cease . Tatgenhorst Two O'clock Mansfield High School Band Peter Conti, Director Principals: Remacksitec 1: certo ier ert Edward A. Rosa, Principal Presentation of Class of 1986...............0.. Edward A. Rosa, Principal Presentation of Diplomas;...-.1.-sceh een Dianne Royle, Chairwoman Mansfield School Committee Assisted by J. Spencer Kelley, Assistant Principal Farewell Assembly MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL, GYMNASIUM, 1:00 O’CLOCK THURSDAY, MAY 29th CLASS OFFICERS JULIE ANN FOLAN, President JAMES ANTHONY FOURNIER, Vice President MARTINE MARIE DUBEAU, Secretary DARYL JOSEPH CULLIVAN, Treasurer Class Colors: Green and White Class Flower: Red Rose SCHOOL COMMITTEE DIANNE ROYLE, Chairwoman JOANNE BEGLEY JOANNE COLELLA STEPHEN CALVIN JAMES GRADY ROBERT BARBARISI, Superintendent of Schools EDWARD A. ROSA, Principal J. SPENCER KELLEY. Assistant Principal FACULTY EDWARD C. ALBERTINI E. EDWIN HARSCH HARRY L. ANDERSON SANDRA HAYWARD HENRY BACHAND ROBERT A. HUNTER BRIAN L. BARNES M. SUSAN IOVIENO JACQUELINE BOOTH ANNE JACKSON SERGIO MORALES JOYCE M. NIEMI ALICIA O'MALLEY DANIEL O'CONNELL NICHOLAS P. PACELLA MICHAEL H. BRANDENBURG DIANE JACKSON RICHARD PALANZA ANNE CAOUETTE ANTOINETTE M. JOHNSON JAMES E. PERRY ALBERT CIRI CHRISTINE KALINOWSKI DIANE L. PICCIANDRA PETER CONTI ANTHONY DAY JOHN E. DUNN DAVID C. FARINELLA ROBERTA N. FIORE DANIEL FITZGERALD BRIAN F. FRIARY DOUGLAS GEORGE LESLIE GILDERSLEEVE ROSA ANNA GLASIER ALBERT E GOETZ, JR CLAY HALLIDAY MAUREEN HANSEN 138 LINDA KEENE GERARD A. KELLEY GEORGE KELLY NANCY LANE ELEANOR LEVERONI SANDRA LEVINE ANNETTE LILJEGREN JOHN LYNCH JACQUELINE MACIEL MARY E. MAITOZA GRETCHEN MAURER-TRAVERS DANIEL MILLER PETER MILLER ANTHONY MODICA BEVERLY WELSH PINI KAREN SHURTLEFF-PROULE JOAN PROULX DEANNE ROSS MAUREEN THORPE ANTHONY D. TIATORIO PATRICIA TOBIN ALLEN E. TOMPSON BARBARA E._ TROMBLEY DORIS WEBB ELLEN WESTLUND CELINE WILLS PAMELA M WOOD GISELE L. ZANGARI Class:Song) A Better, Place10,)Be™--ne asia David Mueller Class of 1986 Introduced by Daryl! Joseph Cullivan, Class Treasurer Barbara E. Trombley, Director vig saalewp amsdta Reverend Charles N. Hume, Minister Orthodox Congregational Church LESLIE JILL AGOSTINO MICHAEL F. AHERN PATRICK AMOV ANNMARIE ELIZABETH ANTOSCA CHRISTIAN JOSEPH ARCARO DAWN-MARIE BAILEY JAMES GUY BALTZELL_ | THOMAS ROGER BEAUPRE GREGORY NICHOLAS BEINARS CHRISTINA BELASCO DAWN RENFF BENOIT DANIEL KENNETH BLYE DEBRAH TERESA BOORAS EDWARD JOSEPH BORDELON JOHN PETER BORRONI CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL BOTTICELLI MICHAEL ROBERT BOYNTON KATHRYN LEA BRAY ROBERT PAUL BROCK. JR, ARTHUR LEROY BROWN, JR LORI LYNN BRUGLIERA MICHELLE MARIE BRUNELLE ERIC EDWARD BUTLER SHAWN PATRICK BENT NANCY NAOMI CARL + LAURA JEAN CASSIDY MARYANN R. CIMINO MELISSA CLEMMEY CHARLES GERARD COFFEY, JR BRIAN F. COGGESHALL LORI LYNN COLELLA MICHAEL G. CONLON KIMBERLY ANN CONNIFF + EDON MARIE COPPARINI DENNIS WILLIAM CORNING KAREN ANNE COTTON AMY BETH COTTRELL WENDY ANN COWAN TINA MARIE CRISP MARK EDWARD CROSBY DARYL JOSEPH CULLIVAN t+ TIFFANY ANN CUMMINGS MICHELE LEE CURRIER DOUGLAS RICHARD DAVIS KRISTEN LEE DAVISON + DAVID ALBERT DEGRANGE NICHOLAS PAUL DELSANIO PAUL F_ DEEGAN CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL DEMARCO WILLIAM R_ DENNIS PETER JAMES DEPILLO JAMES PATRICK DEVLIN TRACY LYNN DIDAS PATRICK JAMES DILLON JOSEPH MATTHEW DOGNAZZI MARTINE MARIE DUBEAL GEORG FEEDER ALEXANDRIA L. FEHERVARI RICHARD JOSEPH FERRARA KELLI H. FIENBERG SCOTT RAYMOND FIORE + WENDY ELLEN FITZGERALD Graduating Class STEPHEN PAUL FLAHERTY DAVID AUBREY FLANAGAN JULIE ANN FOLAN + MICHAEL KEVIN FOLEY KELLEY MARIE FORMHALS JAMES ANTHONY FOURNIER KIM MARIE GALANTI STACEY LEE GALLAGHER DEBORAH ANN GASBARRO + GINA MARIE GENTILI GREG RONALD GENTILI + PAMELA ANNE GILES PETER MARTIN GORDON SHAUN M. GORDON TRACEY ANN GOULET JOHN DAVID PHILLIP GRAY BRIAN WILLIAM GRECO BRYAN PETER GRENON JOHN CLARENCE GRIFFIN, JR. BERNARD PAUL GUERRINI, JR. BRIAN PAUL GUERRINI TIMOTHY EDWARD HABART STEPHEN EDWARD HANLON ELIZABETH ANNE HEINS DANIEL KENNETH HETORILLA GREGORY BRIAN HEWES CHRISTOPHER CARL HOLSKE THOMAS LEO HUOTT ANDREA CAROL HUTCHESON PAUL JAMES JACKSON SEAN CHRISTOPHER JENNESS ANTHONY LEON JODICE JULIANA THERESA JONAS CHERYL ANN KAY + JODI ANN KEYWORTH BETTY LOU KINCAID ANNA KING RICHARD G. KOSH JACQUELINE LAWRENCE ANDREA MARIE LEARY LYNN MARIE LEWIS + JULIE ANNE LINDQUIST ELESON LIPPER MICHELLE MARIE LOMBERTO DANIEL K. LUCK JOHN MICHAEL LUSSIER JEFFREY R. MACKINNON GEORGE DENNIS MAHONEY EDWARD FRANCIS MCFARLAND PATRICK DESMOND MCGRAIL + PAMELA MARGARET MCNEIL DAVID WILLIAM MEAD ROY ROBERT MEDEIROS JEFFREY ROBERT MEI + BRIAN MARK MICH DANIEL KEVIN MITCHELL KAREN THERESA MORAN MICHAEL THOMAS MORRISON PAUL MICHAEL MORRISON + DAVID SCOTT MUELLER ALLISON MARY MUISE PAMELA JEANNE MULICK Elgar KEVIN JOHN MURRAY TIMOTHY P. MUSTO KATHLEEN MYGAN MELISSA LYNNE NAISMITH DAMON ADDISON NETH STEPHEN FRANCIS NOLAN IV JAMES GREGORY NORDBERG SCOTT ROBERT NORRIS DEAN SCOTT O'CONNOR DONALD PAUL PAIVA RAYMOND PAUL PARKER ANDREA MARY PASCUCCI NANCY GERTRUDE PEARL + JENNIFER RITA PEDLEY + CHRISTINE HELEN PELOQUIN SUSAN LYNNE PENNELLATORE IDA ANNA PETRELLA + JOSEPH PATRICK PHILLIPS MICHELLE ANNEMARIE PIGNONI HAROLD A. PLANT SUSAN THERESA PLOOF + JEFFREY M. PULEO DAVID HOYTE RAPOZA RUSSELL N. RAPOZA PATRICIA ELLEN REGAN FRANCIS WILLIAM REYNOLDS HAROLD ANTHONY RICCARD TIA MARIE RISTAINO SCOTT S. ROSEMARK THOMAS JOHN-HANNA SAQUET DONNA ANN SAVILONIS JAMES DAVID SCOTT BRIAN K. SEARS MICHAEL FRANCIS SHEAFF SCOTT MATTHEW SHERMAN MICHAEL PETER SIEBER PAULA JEAN SILVA BRYAN S. SMITH JOHN P. SMITH, JR. MORGAN CHRISTOPHER SMITH SHARON MARIE SMITH RICHARD SCOTT STAPLES MELISSA LEE TARTUFO DAWN RENE TEAGUE MATTHEW JOHN TIGHE PAULINE A. TITUS JOSEPH ANTHONY TOTO SARAH W. TRENOUTH HUONG THANH TRUONG CAROLYNN TURKE KEVIN ALLEN UNGER CECILIA M. VIEZAGA WILLIAM CHARLES VICKERY AMANDA JENNIFER VIZEDOM PHILIP NASH WALL DAVID ALLEN WALLACE MICHAEL DAVID WASHBURN TRACY LEE WATJEN JOHN DAVID WETHINGTON RALPH WILLIAM WHELAN LISA J. WILLIAMSON KEITH BERNARD WOOD Siisnux Nu Honor S GRADUATION 1986 139 140 . « ayy £ % Class Song '86 “A BETTER PLACE TO BE” David Mueller Our lives are just beginning, The time is at our side. The future is before us, And we'll enter it with pride. To try and make our place, somehow, And struggle with our dreams; To try and shape our lives, so they become reality But I know somehow I will attain The dreams I know; And try to make the world a better place for us to be Yes, I feel it now; with every Day our love will grow And lead us to a brighter day My frends, I will remember you, The good times that we've shared; The love you placed before us, And the many ways you've cared. And just because we're parting now Our own separate way, Doesn't mean the love we shared Will have to end today. But I know somehow I will attain The dreams I know; And try to make the world a better place for us to be Yes, I feel it now; with every Day our love will grow And lead us to a brighter day Ne, F : 2 40d aa are . vo PR Se oe ee “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. 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Scientific Scale Corp 1 West Church St. Mansfield MA Congratulations Class Of 86 HOW FAR CAN YOU PUSH YOUR BANK? From the Berkshires to the Cape, if you have a Durfee Attleboro Multibanker” 24 card When you have an account with any meraha Durfee Attleboro Bank office, Multibanker Attleboro 617)679 B311 01 will multiply your banking convenience Waa De All The Best To The Class Of 1986 CHRISTIAN SCHROMM 100 Copeland Dr Mansfield, MA 01048 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1986 From SCHOOL STORE CUASS: OES? CLASS OF 88 CLASS OF 89 MRS. JEAN VAZ Thank you for making the years you have been at MHS great ones. Your warmth and friendliness will never be forgotten. Mrs. Vaz’s favorite poem HIGH FLIGHT Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds of earth And danced the skies on laughter- silvered wings; Sunward I’ve climbed, and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun-split clouds... and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of... wheeled and soared and swung High in the sunlit silence. Hov’ring there, I’ve chased the shouting wind along, and flung My eager craft through footless halls of air. Up, up the long, delirious, burning blue I’ve topped the windswept heights with easy grace Where never lark, or even eagle flew. And, while with silent, lifting mind I’ve trod The high untrespassed sanctity of space, Put out my hand, and touched the face of God. by John Gillespie Magee, Jr. 149 150 1986 CLASS WILL Dave leaves Sean and Matt with lots of thanks for the songs. Dennis and Ed leaves Mrs. K a new house and car. Leslie leaves Kathy ... wondering. Freddy leaves Betty “Ready” at the top of the slope. John Leaves Steve wondering through the purple haze with Jimi. The Ski Club leaves without skiing. Dip leaves Poo a pretzel. Dawn leaves Cheryl Sue at Rocky Horror with wet hair rice down their shirts saying “It wasn’t this bad last time.” Dennis leaves Amy H a dozen carnations. Pam leaves John all her love. Laura leaves Lisa C. “thinking about it. A.M. P.S. leaves Frankie a fool-proof way to get home from the centrum in less than 5 hrs. Tony leaves Dave a book on “101 ways to fight while your asleep.” Pat leaves B.S witha nice park bench. Tim Keith leave Chuck sitting in the parking lot playing hackey sak. Lisa leaves Kellie alone in the office. Liz leaves Tracey, Carrie Dee alone at lunch with John. Mickey G leaves Vicky Ted with a lge. cone dish. Andrea leaves Tammy the clip board. Chuck, Dill, Tony, Phil, Russ, Fudge, Scott Sherm leave Disco Dave wondering who did it and how to get it down. Cheryl leaves Paula with all her ex-boyfriends at wonderland. Sarah leaves Julie alone at the intersection yelling ““Gooo!”’ Lori leaves Lorna one more yr. with Mr. Reardon saying “On the line for 220's.” Froggy leaves the lilly-pad with a hopeful future. Damon, Pam, Julie, Jodi leave Denise Josh a hundred hollowed creamed bagellettes. The 86 float committee leave NO COMPETITION for the next year. Sean leaves Zac discussing Baby Ratios with his alter ego. Sue leaves Cheryl a car of her own. Eric Butler thanks Mr. Albertini for his loving guidance and understanding. Leslie leaves Missy opening a detective agency. Maryann Gina leave Pam trying to get around the Foxboro rotary in her standard Green Granada. Skippy J. leaves Mr. Harsh very disappointed. Someone leaves Donlee with no food, wrestling alone no more gross contests! I win! Gina leaves Maryann for ever answering the question- Do you eat eggs? Pauline leaves Missy, Tricia, Jay, Cindy lots of luck and happiness at MHS. Pam leaves Carrie skipping through the hallways of Quebec lots of luck her senior year. STP leaves Kay sitting in the Passenger seat so she can have a heart attack while the car gets sucked to her side by the snow. Chuck, Cull, Dill, Bones, Matt Kid, Sherm, Griff all my friends-Thanks for making my 2 years here the best of my life. Your friend always, Meada. Edon leaves Tammy “The Rest” for the next 2 years. Julie leaves the “Twins” the best of luck at MHS. Michelle Sue leave Ida in the rain saying “Will you get off that ride, you just caused an accident.” The senior class leaves Sean admitting that Whitney Houston has an awesome voice. Stig leaves Martine all the things she lost. Dawn leaves Tracy in EL Dios bathroom wondering how she will explain the fire hydrant. Cheryl leaves Sue Dawn sewing spray painting old sheets. Dill leaves Kell some Keychains. Mrs. D. Jackson’s E period French class leaves her making weird faces with green hair locked outside her room. John Russ leave Michelle Wall President of the Cookie Crew. Cecelia Nancy leave M-N-M to have t he best life they can have. The girls track team leaves Booga to take out all her own hurdles, for a change. A.V., J.P., K.F., D.D., C.A. leave Scott Fiore locked in the language lab with 10 million flies. Lena leaves Fee desperately seeking Robert Dinero. Pam leaves Stacey a dozen eggs. Lena Fee leave Debbi wondering where Phil goes on Saturday nights. Someone leaves Eric forever laughing at the movies. Sarah leaves Chuck never knowing her cousin's phone number. To Greg, Joe leaves his best wishes. Daryl Meada leave Matt Deano forever Purple Gold. To Rick, Jeff Mike | more yr. the best of luck. Matt leaves Phil, Dill, Sherm, Sean, Cull, Dave, Hymie, Chuck getting down with Disco Dave at Meadas. Andrea leaves Lynn, Andrea, Alex with the car getting towed. Nancy leaves Mike Sheaff still asking when she’s going to take him home. Tracey leaves Jenn the best of luck-Don’t forget, take it one day at a time. Nancy leaves Brian all her love and best of luck in the Marines. Kellie leaves Andrea with Terri at 5 o'clock in the morning. Sue leaves Goulet Kay a pair of pink sneakers that cost no more than $2.98. Missy leaves Sue air freshners for her car. Andrea leaves Donlie | more yr. wondering what to do about the picture in the dorm. Cheryl leaves Sue Ida lost for not listening to her directions. Patty leaves Tara O'Brian looking for food on Monday nights. A friend leaves Heather fond wishes for the future, all the luck in the world. Minnie leaves Zac to tell Bobby the facts of life. Frank, Jim Paul leave Julie, Jen, Janet, Lynn, Donlie Lois singing “do wa dit- ty” in Ist period. Cheryl Carolyn leave Sean Dion a round of bread for everyone butter too cause we're not too cheap. Missy leaves Russ peeking around the corner at B.K. Micky “G” leaves the low brass with a frown, but not forever. The MHS LSS. leaves with one last say-once. Annmarie leaves Phil a pair of socks. Susan leaves Michelle at her door waiting to be picked up in the morning. Julie—to you I leave all the awesome memories we've shared over the last 2 yrs.—David. The TFG leave the rest of the school fear that we are still out there. Chuck Dill leave Sherm Kell some mailboxes of their own. Fliffer leaves Gimpel-but -not forever-lots of luck don’t forget me. Tiffany leaves Beefhead believing he’s Ivan Lendl. Lisa Harold leave Kell G. Sco tt M. missing us. Edon leaves Mrs.K with some purple fish. Cissy leaves Danny Izzo with a lot of great memories. Dave R., Matt chuck leave Cull Meada still thinking the Lakers are No.1. Dave leaves Scott Noris writing “Ozzy Rules” on the windsheild of his car. Martine leaves her brother John all the luck in the world to make it through his senior year. Dave, Chuck, Daryl, George leave Eric Butler forever waiting for Sandrine. Dave leaves Tiffany forever executing the “Existential high five.” Mrs. Jackson’s E period spanish class leaves her a years subscription to the Sun Chronicle. Lynn leaves Mart making weird sounds in the locker room by herself. Rick leaves Jean till 4 o'clock when he gets out of work. Martine leaves Tony driving down a one way street looking for Petrenellis. Annmarie leaves Tony $50.00 in debt. Brian Mich leaves Mr. Perry a laugh track for his bad jokes. Dave leaves Kristen, Josh, Amy, Kris, Patti, Paul, the rest of the 86-87 Concert Choir lots of Love and Thanks. Patti leaves Donna Michael paranoid on May 4th. AV,JP, SF leave Dave DeGrange in a padded room saying “Oh That's Easy.” Martine and Lynn leave Lori searching for that special someone on ‘Fantasy Island”, too bad its not you Tattoo! A period Analytic Geometry leave Kristen Hatch not out numbered. The class officers leave Mr. Perry having no more anxiety attacks. Maryann leaves Gina an everlasting supply of diet-Coke and tootsie pops. Dave leaves Jen Pedley drawing pictures of frogs and babies in the language lab. Deano leaves Cull and Meada a crying towel to use when the Lakers lose! The Ski Club leaves Mr. O on his way “Home Sweet Home” from a ski weekend too wild for him!! Maryann leaves Lynn simple directions to the football field at the University of Lowell. Lynn leaves Andrea Alex winning megabucks and lying on Daytona Beach. A certain someone leaves Laura Karter watching over her shoulder...Always. Dill, Bill Kell, Tony, Ned, Pat Bob leave Mr. Hunter with power to the back bench. Someone leaves Mr. Palanza’s Aid class with a migrane. John leaves Robin and Sue a crowbar. Paula Allison leave Carolyn trying to think of new names for Brockton guys. Ricky S. remember the Vermont Experience? Kevin, Dave leaves Kris, Patti and Patty dazed confused with no one to watch their games. Fred leaves Mouse honking her horn in the drive way. Laura Gina leave Dawn Bill trying to get out from behind locked doors. To John,Mark,and Rick,I leave the best of luck.The kid in the back leaves Mr.Hunters A period class with the sound of thunder.Dawn and Laura leave Damon waiting two hours at the beach before it opens - just to beat the crowd.Pauline leaves Jamie love and happiness with Lappy.Love ya Jame - Good Luck!Lynn leaves Richie with the best of luck in the future and the car.Pat leaves Dela in a van in a cloud of smoke.W.C.thanks D.M. for all the rides home.The Senior Drummer leaves Mr.C..Sean leaves Matt and Lori wondering where the other set of pictures are.Dawn leaves Tracy wondering about the Monte Carlo SS.Julie leaves Scott a road map to find his way home from Newport.Leslie leaves Missy saying “Did | do anything wrong?”T.H. leaves Dip wondering why something happens to her.Julie leaves Sarah at the intersection wondering what she would have done if she was alone.Annmarie leaves Kathy looking for a way to stay out of trouble.Nancy leaves Jim a big hug.Deano leaves Cull with a clue.Mickey“G™ leaves Ted always remembering Snow Granny.Annmarie leaves Russel Rapoza trapped inside a cookie jar.Kelly leaves Ida 101 ways to get back a guy.The Senior Class leaves the class of 1987 the best of luck as the new Seniors SOPHOMORES IN RUSSIAN DAY AT HARVARD Three Mansfield High School sophomores participated in a Russian Day for secondary school students held at Harvard University on Saturday, May 17. Jennifer Byron, Courtney Dillon, and Jeanine McLean were invited to watch various presentations about the Soviet Union, and they had the opportunity to play a game about Russia that they developed. The day began with a dramatization of poetry and plays by Aleksandr Chirkov, a Soviet actor from Leningrad who now teaches at Boston College. Jennifer, Courtney and Jeanine as well as students from Beverly, Cambridge, Holliston, Lexington, Newton, Stoneham, and Stoughton then had a choice of activities. Students could watch a video of Soviet life, see travel slides, or play the game that the Mansfield Sophomores created. The students enjoyed a Russian lunch of borscht, dark bread, cheese, Pe Say ear PERDUE! SSNS SIE: BO and cucumbers, and the day concluded with a concert of Russian music, old and new. The Mansfield students were accompanied by their English teacher, Mary Beth Maitoza. Mrs. Maitoza will present a curriculum project at Harvard this summer, and has been asked to bring the students’ game back, to share with Massachusetts teachers attending a summer seminar in Cambridge. BROWN UNIVERSITY BOOK AWARD Miss Wednesday McMillan, a Mansfield High School junior, was the recipi- ent of the Brown University Book Award in a brief ceremony at the High School library held 5 June. Sponsored by the Associated Alumni of Brown University, the award is presented to that junior “who best combines a high degree of ability in English expression both written and spoken with those outstanding personal qualities which, in the words of the Brown Charter of 1764, give promise that the student become one of the succession of men and women duly qualified for discharging the offices of life with usefulness and reputation.” Selected by the High School English Department to receive the award, Miss McMillan is an outstanding student and a member of the Nation- al Honor Society. She hopes to attend either Hamilton College or Swarthmore College. 151 Following is a nationally broadcast statement made by President Reagen from the Oval Office of the White House Jan.28 shortly after the explosion that destroyed the space shuttle Challenger and took the lives of the seven crew members: Ladies and gentlemen, | planned to speak to you tonight to report on the State of the U nion,but the events of earlier today have led me to change those plans. Today is a day for mourning and remembering. Nancy and I are pained to the core by the tragedy of the shuttle Challenger.We know we share this pain with all of the people of our country. This is truly a national loss. Nineteen years ago,almost to the day,we lost three astronauts in a terrible accident on the ground,but we’ve never lost an astronaut in flight; we've never had a tradegy like this.And perhaps we’ve forgotten the courage it took for the crew of the shuttle but they,the Challenger seven,were aware of the dangers and overcame them and did their jobs brilliantly. We mourn seven heroes: Micheal Smith,Dick Scobee,Judith Resnik,Ronald McNair,Ellison Onizuka,Gregory Jarvis,and Christa McAuliffe.We mourn their loss as a nation,together.The families of the seven-we cannot bear,as you do,the full impact of this tradegy but we feel the loss and we’re thinking about you so very much. Your loved ones were daring and brave and they had that special spirit that says,“Give me a challenge and I'll meet it with joy.’ They had a hunger to explore the universe and discover its truths. They wished to serve and they did-they served us all. We've grown used to wonders in this century;it’s hard to dazzle us.For 25 years the United States space program has been doing just that.We’ve grown used to the idea of space,and perhaps we forget that we’ve only just begun- We're still pioneers.They,the members of the Challenger crew,were pioneers. And I want to say something to the schoolchildren of America who were watching the live coverage of the shuttle’s takeoff.I know it’s hard to under- stand that sometimes painful things like this happen.It’s all a part of the process of exploration and discovery.It’s all part of taking a chance and expanding man’s horizons.The future doesn’t belong to the faint-hearted It belongs to the brave.The Challenger crew was pulling us into the future and we'll continue to follow them. I’ve always had great faith in and respect for our space program,and what happened today does nothing to diminish it-We don’t hide our space pro- gram,we don’t keep secrets and cover things up.We do it all up front and in public.That’s the way freedom is and we wouldn't change it for a min- ute.We’ll continue our quest in space.There will be more shuttle flights and more shuttle crews and,yes,more volunteers,more civilians,more teachers in space.Nothing ends here.Our hopes and our journeys continue. I want to add that I wish I could talk to every man and woman who works for NASA, or who worked on this mission,and tell them:“Your dedication and professionalism have moved and impressed us for decades,and we know of your anguish.We share it.” There’s a coincidence today.On this day 390 years ago,the great exporer Sir Francis Drake died aboard ship off the coast of Panama.In his lifetime the great frontiers were the oceans,and a historian later said,“‘He lived by the sea,died on it and was buried in it.’”’ Well,today we can say of the Challenger crew,their dedication was,like Drake’s complete.The crew of the space shut- tle Challenger honored us by the manner in which they lived their lives.We will never forget them nor the last time we saw them this morning as they prepared for their journey and waved goodbye and “slipped the surly bonds of earth to touch the face of God.” Thank you. OH.WHAT A MANSFIELD HIGH SCHO 1966 a YEAR! “_— a} . i) aK wd | i) . Ai