Marshfield High School - Tide Yearbook (Marshfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

MarshfieB igh MARSHFIELBt.0lA DON ' T DE SATISFIED, HELP AMERICA GROW! We who represent the graduating Class of 1980, represent the future of America ' s tomorrow. The future depends upon our generation to stand firm, tall and independent. We must recognize the diplomatic, eco- nomic, and social concerns of our. country. As we enter the transitional course of adulthood, the Unit- ed States emerges into the ' 80 ' s. We must now forget the protest ' s of the 1960 ' s and yesterdays declining ' 70 ' s, with a valid filtration of concern and responsibility through the 1980 ' s. Alexander Tytler once wrote, after his study of the fall of Athens: t The average civilization has been 200 years. These Nations have progressed through this se- quence: from bondage to spiritual faith, from spiritual faith to great courage, from courage to liberty, from liberty to abundance, from abun- dance to selfishness, from selfishness to compla- cency, from complacency to apathy, from apa- thy to dependency, and from dependency back into bondage. If we don ' t accept individual and political responsibilities, future generations will not be allowed the liberties our ' s and past generations have enjoyed. Nor will they be allowed the challenge of accelerating American respect, integrity, and freedom that once symbolized this nation as the leader of the free world. We must project a potent example for future generations to procurel The Class of 1980 must unite our confidence and ideals of independent strengths for the development of America, tomorrow. Our oneness can not allow us to sit back apath- etically, affording the United States and her people a back seat to the future of the world. Political and governmental decisions affect each of us as individuals and as a whole. Todays students are tomorrow ' s future . . . Let ' s unite be- fore we digress Into bondage, by Trebor Rehsif nan TIDE □EDICBTIDN We, the class of i960, dedicate our yearbook to two members of the M.H.S. staff who have influenced and encouraged the success of each and every student throughout his H.5 years. The honor this year goes to Mrs. Smith and Mr. Deftos. Mrs. Smith, a dedicated social studies teacher, has succeeded with her unique per sonality to influence many students. Throughout her years of travel, Mrs. Smith not only has made herself worldly, but, has spread this worldliness to her students. Mrs. Smith has not only encouraged students In social studies, but. in English too. If a student ever needed a new vocabulary word Mrs. Smith ' s room was the first stop. If there is a person who can make a student smile after telling him of his suspension is has to be Mr. Deftos. A long time member of the M.H.S. staff, Mr. Deftos has encouraged students to adopt a new outlook towards school. His patience and sense of humor have helped us In our success throughout high school. We feel that both people ore a definite asset to our school, especially, to the students. We thank both staff members for all they have done. 5 Di]]ir ll5TR TlQf J Dr. Daniel Dresnahan. Supt. of Schools Dr. Paul McDonald Asst. Supt. of Schools Mr. Edward Hupprich, Administrative Assistant Mr. John Draithwaite, Director Of Special Education Ma. Peter Deftos, Assistant Principal Mr. John Ericnson, Principal Mrs. Concetra White, Dean of Students Mr. Douglas Spade, Assistant Principal FflCULTV 1. Donald J. Abbott, Social Studies Dept. Head 2. William T. Adams, Music 3. Penelope Allen, Mathematics 4. Richard Amaral, Crafts 5. Carol J. Anderson, Physical Education 6. James G. Anderson, Physical Education Director 7. Helen Andrews, Librarian 6. Michael L. Bartlett, Science 9. Stephen A. Bartlett, Social Studies 10. Arthur Barry, Foreign Languages Dept. Head 11. Stephen M. Benson, Music 8 12. Stephen D. DIumberg, Social Studies 13. Stephen M. Doczanowski, Art Coordinator 14. Lawrence F. Bowen, Industrial Arts Coordinator 15. Michael J. Durbine, Science 16. Fred Cabral, Physical Education 17. Maurice Campeau, Industrial Arts 16. Stephen E. Chiminello, Social Studies 19. Susan Clack, Learning Disabilities 20. Robert Clark, Business 21. Jahn R. Colella, Science 22. Susan M. Coll, Foreign Languages 23. Ronald Costa, Art 9 1. Charlotte D. Creegon, Social Studies 2. Darlene Cullen, Foreign Languages 3. Nancy Currie, Home Economics 4. Robert L. Dente, Mathematics 5. Diane J. DiGravio, Librarian 6. Ronald E. DiGravio, Physical Education 7. Patricia Doran, Foreign Languages 6. Geraldine Dricoll, English 9. Bernard J. Dupuis, Guidanc e 10. Elizabeth C. Ellard, Dussiness Dept. Head 11. Roberta H. Erickson, English 12. Linda W. Fader, English 13. Louis P. Flammia, Computer Programming 14. Richard R. Gallagher, Science 15. Richard T. Gardner, English 16. Pamela Gill, Child Development 17. Paul S. Gray, Reading 16. Judith D. Greenamyer, Crafts 19. Sally Anne Guadagno, English 20. Richard L. Gunnarson, Science 21. Joanne M. Gurry, English 22. Deborah J. Guyer, Science 23. Richard Haddad, Mathematics 24. Mary Hallwachs, English 25. Deborah Heckle, Learning Disabilities 9. Timothy Kane, English 10. Ronald Keough, Science ' 11. Mary Anne Kauffman, Mathenatics 12. Carol Korzilius, Foreign Language 13. John L. Lalumiere, Mathematics Dept. Head 14. Dennis J. Lassige, Drafting, Mathematics 15. Amelia Leary, Business 16. Carl F. Leone, Music Director 17. Randall W. Look, English Id. Phyllis D. Loring, Home Economics 19. Kenneth H. Lothrop, Science 20. Roberts MacConnell, Physical Education 21. Deborah Mahoney, Science 22. Frank J. Marino, Special Education 23. Harry E. McLelian, Industrial Arts 24. Russell McAlliffe, Industrial Arts 1. Mark D. Herman, Industrial Arts 2. Denise B. Hern, English 3. Michael P. Hern, Social Studies 4. Therese M. Hoffmann, English 5. Thomas S. Holland, Industrial Arts 6. William Howell, Bussiness 7. Gail M. larrobino, English 6. Stanley A. Jackson, Guidance mm 1. Thomas J. McMahon, Social Studies 2. Thomas H. McMillan, English 3. John P. McVarish, Foreign Languages 4. Stephen R. Micherone, Ma thematics 5. Mary Montanari, Mathematics 6. Robert L. Montminy, Mathematics 7. Peter M. Morris, Social Studies 6. Lawrence H. Nagle, Mathematics 9. Marjorie L. Newburn, Guidance 10. Stephen M. O ' Neil, Drafting 11. Marianne S. Parris, Business 12. Jayne Peterson, Guidance 13. Karl L. Peterson, Science 14. Meredith A. Peterson, English 15. Frederick W. Podbelski, Science 16. Nancy Prisco, English 17. John L. Putnam, Science, Dept. Head Id. Ronald E. Richard, Project Enterprise 19. Nancy M. Rimmer, Phisical Education 20. Jane Rizzatano, Foreign Languages 21. Virginia M. Ross, English, Dept. Head 22. Gail P. Roycroft, Guidance Dept. Head 23. Carl W. Sampson, Media Services, Director 24. Dorothy Sanderson, Foreign Languages f. Barbara Saunders, Foreign Languages 2. Michael O. Schwartz, Project Enterprise 3. Warren H. Searfoss Jr., Science 4. Hal E. Shainwald, Social Studies 5. Josephine L. Smith, Social Studies 6. Mary Y. Smith, Nurse 7. Joan Soble, English 6. Denise H. St. Jean, Foreign Languages 9. Linda StranzI, Mathematics 10. Harry N. Tingley, Distributive Education 11. Maureen Trongone, English 12. Richard Warnock, English 13. Patricia A. Wright, Business 14. Ronald J. Weiss, Physical Education, Health 15. Judith L. White, Social Studies 16. Carol J. Wilcox, Science 17. Robert N. Witham. Industrial Arts Id. Jill Woodward, Phisical Education 19. Sandra J. Young, Business 20. Dennis P. Zicko, Science 21. Clara Ahern, Scretary 22. Pat Freeman, Secretary 23. Sylvia McKeever, Secretary 1 Ginny Parks, Secretary 2. Jane Schultz, Adjustment Councilor 5. Donna Smith, Mary T. Smith Computer Staff 6. Carol Anastas, Career Resource 7. Barbara Worden, Career Resource 12. Pam Gill, Nursery School 13. Marie Malloy, Secretary 14. Nancy Troy, Secretary 16. Millie McGuane, Matron 3. Jock Keegan, Adjust- ment Councilor 4. Ann Ryon, Adjust- ment Councilor 8. Carol Jorden, Library Aide 9. Scott Murphy, Custo- dian 10. Wayne Deorse, Head Custodian 11. Allan Moore, Custodi- an 15. Cafeteria Staff 19 c ■:? H LDDH INTO THE FUTURE . . . The following illustrations were prepared by the yearbook art staff to show what some of our faculty members might look like 20 years from now. Mr. Marino Mr. Podbelski AIa. Gallagher Mr. Campeau • 21 Mrs. Young Mr. Laumiere 2 ) • ' I JUNIOR SENIOR PROm It all began one Friday evening, the twenty seventh of April, nineteen hundred and seventy-nine. Thunder and lightining filled the sky as the class of 1960 wel- comed the Juniors and Seniors to experience a night of Fantasy. ' ' They drave the flooded highways to their destination the Chateau de Ville in Randolph. As they arrived, the lovely couples disembarked from their cars. Before the couples joined the each other, they were assembled in the lobby and mode to ascend 53 steps until they reached the climax of bursting flash- bulbs and mannequin like poses. As expected, all were seated, and their night of Fantasy began. The music was performed by the band. Second ScKiery This group consisted of five disco-boys , each in his own uniquely- colored polyester leisure suit. Finally the ultimate trip-the girls were paraded around the dance floor, escorted by their dates. This procession was to decide a queen and a court for the prom. The winners of this main event were Kim Figuerido. crowned queen, and her court Kerry Fennessey, Viki Caseau, Kathy Shannon and Tricia Kelly. Finally, the evening was complete. However, the cele- bration was not. The following day. all got together again in Darstable to top off quire on extraordinary experience. 17 □RNCE CLUB First Row: Diane Villemoire, Nancy Kraemer, Karen Leary, Staci Downie, Jacqui Manganaro, Cheryl Derfield, Christine Civitarese, Kim Smith, Donna Griffin. Second Row: Charlotte de Castro, Donnie Meehan, Sheila Freeman, Karen Firnandes, Renee Leaman, Robin Sheehan, Carolyn Waiter, Joanne Cahoon, Karen Kingston, Lola Noland, Helen Albert. Third Row: Shelly Brandt. Lisa Peters, Terry Archer, Marianne Courtney, Joanne McGrath, Missy Badger, Kerry Fennessy, Cathy Shannon. Fourth Row: Kate Whalen, Jessica La Rue, Michelle Chandless, Martha Maurer, Vicki McCay, Lisa Mann. 2 NATIONAL HONOR 50C1ETV First How: Nancy Earle, Jeanne Champagne, Kelly Gallagher, Cynthia Hllyard, Alison Avery, Sharon Gregory, Koty Downing, Lisa Coswell, Deet Lomode, Jeff Moss, Cindy Deers, Mrs. Guyer, Susan Pratt, Jeff Goughn, Jennifer Door, Julie McKee ver. Sue Staples, Lydia Porks, Eileen Cahill, Cathy Cahill, Robin SubsIck. Second Row: Lynne DIsonnette, Christine Murphy, Lisa Messersmlth, Laurie Martin, Leslie Matthews, Jome Good- win, Kristin Lonzetta, Karen Rhinehart, Potty Noonan, Christine Hole, Heather Conconnon, Corey Collins, Maureen O ' Neal, Wendy Seorfoss. Jane Murphy, Mary Courtney, Denise Noyes, Sharon Glynn, Dorian Shaw. Third Row: Mike Curry, Lorry Leahy, Nick Lento, Kevin Schneider, Franz Burke, David Lincoln, Dill Melvin, Com Thornley, Scott Flonogon, Tim Stouder, John Carroll. Greg Ettrldge, Dob Culbert, Richard Cowen, John Hodyn, Jim Wilson, Steve Fullson, Druce Parkman. 29 fTlAETHEAO Lee Anne Couture, Kim Smith, Jeff Goughn, John Guodino, Tricio Kelley, Dob Frye, Janet Callahan, Liz Lopoff, Gerry Rellley, Robin SubsIck. 5CR1VENER Nancy Gregoy, T. J. Cerarz, Kathy Desmond, Karen Drescio, Ivy Delenk FREBHmEN GLEE CLUB Front Row; Lee Ann Cassidy, Fllen Johnston, Laurie Caswell, Deborah Worden, Melissa Smith, Laura Drumgoal, Hilary SokolowskI, Cor! Cauture, Patricia Welch. Second Row; Laurie Stewart, Michelle Parte, Nancy Kraemer, Karen Leary, Beverly Hutchinson, Stephanie Lindquist, Paula Manley, Jane McGrath, Katherine Plunkett. Third Row; Kelly Donahue, Janice Delaney, Diane Crawford, Karen Mulkern, Margaret ImbornonI, Marie Covell, Laurie Gettings, VIrgIna MacCay, Regina DInda, Danna Noble. Fourth Row; Anita Dwyer, Stacey Everett, Jean Marie Kane, Jahn Molander, Peter Walencis, MIcheal Freestone, Renee Leaman, Johnno Wellnsky, Ellen Monnion. Fifth Row; Christine Clvltarese, Christine Olinger, MIcheal Almeder, Mark Lillis. CHflmBER 5INGER5 First Row: Eric Cosemiro. Elizabeth Powell. Brian Almeder. Amy Kilpatrick, Glenn Gulmond. Kimberly Kilpatrick. Second Row; Katherine Riley. Joan Demers. Renee Jacksy. Victoria Murphy. Clare Usherness. Gerard Armstrong. Lynn Merger. Joseph Mallett. Third Row: Cecilia DInda. Marla Theran. Jeffrey Sorrento, Horry Elliott, Everett Swimm, Deldre Molley, Paul Armstrong. HD D£rQ l( )5 i . 1 4 . . 32 ?• ' . ji. V H LLD(irffr ) On a bright sunny day of Octo- ber 26, the 1979-19W halftime Homecoming procession took place. The help of the KIwanIs and the Key Club was greatly appreciated as the event proved to be a success. Last Year ' s Queen Joanne Flana- gan gave her crown to the beautiful Laura Weinman. The royal runners-up were Cathy Shannon and Wendy MacNell. The celebration continued later that evening at the combina- tion Homecoming-Holloween dance, where Brian Almeida was announced King. Mike Curry and David Gibson were the runners-up to his royal high- ness. First Row: Maria Therar , Kim Wagner. Kelly Donahue. Rose Castro. Amy Buckley. Carolyn Gordon. Second Row: Tim Swan. Peter Salvetti. Mr Sampson. Steve Maher. David Collins. Dob Gaynon. Mark Miserandino. Third Row. Arthor Bartlett. Peter Douzane. Peter Armstrong. Don Tnner. Pot Burke. Brian Gaylord. VERRBDDH ART 5TAFF First Row: Laura Jones, Joanne McGrath, Noreen Connell, Marie Courtney, Kerry Fennessey, Janet Callahan, David Perrett. Second Row: Mr. Doczon- owski, Chris Murphy, GerrI Reilly, Jenny Hanson, Piper Williams, Pookle Hankey, Connie Wright, Denise Noyse, Kim Foote, Liz Lopoff, Suzanne Pavidls, Dob Fisher. Third Row: Lisa Rich, Mary Deth Hllner, Lorolne DeCro- see, Jackie Fontaine. LIBRRRV CLUB Miss Helen Andrews, Deth Fraser, Karen Forte, Mrs. DiGrovIo, Mrs. Jordon, Chris LoConte, Joan Ellen Creed, Lisa Joyce, missing: Patrick MaCarthy iPEECH DEBRTE TEflfTl FIRST ROW: Paula Sampsom. Moreen Murrey. Cindy Robinson. Monipue Silva. SECOND ROW: Sue Paricia. Jack Creed 1 LoConte. Third Row: Cori Coutue. Diane Villemaire. Betsy Corse. Kauole Boggs. John Goudino. Undo Connolly. Lisa Peters. Fourth Row. Mary Martha Henty. Sue Sandets. Paula Mullet. Richotd Long. Lisa North. Etic Casemito. Bob Frye. W ' _ t Jill CRIBBRGE CLUB First Row: Brian Fitzgerald, Eric Rogers, Peter Solvetti, Bobby Nee, John Brady, Mark Young, Brian Gaylord. Second Row: Jason Gurry, Bruce Parkman, Eric Cote, David Daman, Richard Colahan, Laura GlinskI, Julie Walsh, Joey Hewitt. Third Row: Jerry Pooler, Heff Sorrento, David Allen, Jack McCarthy, Bonnie Campbell, Mike Vertochlo. H.F.5. VETERRN ' 5 CLR551C RDRD RRCE Despite the horrendous amount of rain on November 12, the American Field Service went on with their Veterans Classic road race. Considering the rain and how cold everyone was, A.F.5. managed to have a great time and a successful road race. John Noland was the first place over-all and first place male under 20 winner. Rick Devine placed second over- all and was the second place male under 20. C.J. Cannon placed third for maie under 20. Kate Concannon, eleven years old come in first for the women ' s under 20. The men ' s 20-40 first place winner was Len Cianciolo, second place winner John Dobineou, and third place Doug MacQuarrie. Doug Rogers and Eric Rogers won the parent and child award. The Masters did very well. Charlie Ratti coming in first, Brian Concannon second and Jack Couture third. NHTIDNFIL HONOR 50CIETV INDUCTION The National Honor Society indicted 24 seniors at a Banquet in November 1979 at the Casa Berini. Speakers included Dr. Daniel Bresnahan Superintendent of the Marshfield School System, Susan Pratt, President of the society and J. Dietrich Lamade II, Vice President. □Rflmn Front Row: Diane Delaney. Chris Chandler. Jenny Dorr. Liz Lapof. Kelly Gallagher Jeannie Champagne, ZZhyTizaTantVet Frye Janet Callahan. David Parett. Noreen Connell. Pookie Monkey. Joanne McGrath. Luae Manley. Mark Gibsan. am, e Murphy. L,zo North, oZnnon Mott Melvin John Carver Jodi Hill. Undo Mabel. Allison Hayes. Hillary Taylor. Maureen Farrell. Second Row: Sally Drown Agatha Wimbly. Brenda Dexter Paula Kennedy Deldre Molley. Laura Tedford. Susan Sanford. Paulo Sampson. Hearher Murphy. Lisa Honscom. Deanna Gordon. Karhy Long, Betsy CLUB John Goudino, Richard Long. Mark Thompson, Virginia Charllen, Judy Baron. Third Row: Cor! Couture, Mary McHuge, Ann Mabel, VIkl Murphy. Mary RIordan, Ann ImbornonI, Kathy Dooley, Rose Castro, Kelly Donohue. David Desmond, Sheila McAleer, Kurt Mustonen, Kim Acker, Amy Buckley, Terry Martin, Kevin Stanton, Mott Whalen, Mott Brown, Margaret Larkin, Carolyn Todd, Eileen Chechele, Serena Lockwell, Linda Jenkins, Carol Matthews, Theo Keene, Shown Murphy, Karole Boggs. Martha Henry, JackI Creed, Kerri Fennessey. ■ ' . ' I . N I ■■‘i T- If VEHRBDDH BUSINESS STAFF First Row: Christine Dennett, Donna Walsh, Lois Flanagan, Second Row: Robin Subsick, Viki Coseau, Rhonda Durum, Denise Simonini, Anne Gorham, CJ Cannon, John Keeley, Third Row: Ms, Young, Judy Croft, Carol Forte, Chipper Rieley, Den Murphy, Patty Dean, Cindy Henry. Missing: Kim Ritter, Lisa Smith, Kelly Teirney, FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS STUDENT HTHLETIC TRRINERS Cloro Ines MIcolto, Polmiro, Colombia. Cecilia Kozma. Sweeden. Marilza Denevides. Rio De Janeiro. Front Row: Mike Duffy, Tom Corbo. Middle Row: Steven Vaughn. Rose- mary McGrath, Lew Druln. Dock Row: Tony Velgo. Carl Coppenrath. Scott Colontonlo. CRmERH CLUB Members- Jeff Acker. Croig Alvey. Jim Burras. Mike Casino. Dean Curtis. Dob Cover. Anne Daly. Stephen Davis. Kathy Downey. Kathy Emanuel. Lorrain Farrell Jodi Froenkel. Jennifer Goodwin. Gory Guimond. Gill Guptill. Ed Harlow. Dolly Humphrey. Laurie Huntoon. Liz lonta. Flo lonto. Scott Kronsmgor. Mike Larkin Mark Lillis Peter Loverldge. Steve Nielson. Barry Page. Paula Page. John Palmstrom. Brian Pennini. Sandra Morris. Laurie Smith. Dean Teague. Da Tynan. David Walsh, David Walsh. Scott Weber. Kathy Whitlow. Chris Willis. Jim Afonosium. Michael Barry. Picky Dams. Charlie Jackie Benedict. Lisa Brandt. John Durgeson. Becky Cahill. Lisa Carter. Lisa Coswell. Jill Chiavoroli. Phillip Davis jZls Karen Brescia. Lynne Fosdick. Eric Fredon. Colin Galloway. Donnie Garfield. Sharon Glynn. Jayne Goodwin Robert G ' enberg H Yoder Kllllon. Stephen Lorrett. Eric Loudermilk. Nick Lento. Joe Maloney. Claire Richmond. John Simmons. Gary Studley Mark Voges David White. • Lisa Anzolone. Dill Dailey. Donnie Campbell. Judy Caniff. Bobby Comer. Kevin Collins. Dennis DeJoie. Lisa DINatale. KeB G een SusL Jim Foley. Robert Gagnon. Mike Galvin. Richard Gardiner. Richard Garnett. Kim Gay nor. Bridget Gearin. Sharon Girard. Michele Gloster f Holl. Martha Hankey. Betsy Hight. Wendy Howard. Tai Irish. Kevin Lane. Caroline Lassiter. Michelle Linskey. Maurer. Jon Moss. Mark Murphy. John Murphy. David Obey. Susan O ' Donnell. Dorboro Quillette. Stanley Pappas. MariaPasiuk. MacKenzIe Stacy McCarthy. Reed McDonald. Steven McGann. Joh Oldham. Richard Rooney. Fred Schlup. Mark Sievertis. Dana Snowdale. Jody Stock. Carol Taylor. Billy White . Scott White. Paul Wilcox. Casey Lynch. Mike MacKinnon. Mark Martin. Reed McDonald. MeUssa Mills Montgomary. Karen Mulkern. Brian Murphy. Jim Murphy. Denise Myers. April Olson. Jackie Robinson. Mike Sleeper. Debbie Svogdis. Jayne Travoline. Dgrbara Tripp. Lisa Vagnes. Enc Vaisey. Chns Waitkus. Michelle Walton. Johnonne Welinsky. Betsy White. Carolyn White. Ira Togo. Wendy Howard. mHJaRETTEE First Fow: Lisa Giibert. Mario McGrath (Mascot), Pom Schneider. Second Row: Janice Delaney, Kris Nagle, Leslie Smith. Joanne McGrath (Captain) HOT ROD CLUB First Row: Ron Pomello, Dob Doucette. Mike Steele. Don Kerry. Second Row: Dob Rooney. Charlie Russet. Glenn Coleman. Jay Allen, Paul Fay. Rick MerrII. Lorry Keane, Waldo Szulak, Don Asodorion. Mr. Herman. Third Row: Jon Posluk. PnUJDER PUFF FDDTBRLL On October 7th, it rained. However, the anticipation was too great to call off the annual Powder Puff gome. Amidst a downpour, the seniors paraded in with sog- gy green streamers plastered to their cars. They then made an Impressive rush onto the field. Their uniforms consisted of green SENIOR shirts, class of 80 socks, and dungarees. The seniors come well prepared for battle complete with some larger-than-life cheer- leaders. The game finished in a tie (7-7) with a touchdown for the seniors by Patty Tribou and one for the juniors by Denise Davis. Doth teams played very well and re- mained friends after the aggressive game (which end- ed Just as the lightning began). Mare Courtney would like to take this opportunity to apologize for throwing the worm down Chris Talenti ' s shirt. Seniors: 1st row: Wenoy Moc Neil, Potty Tribou, Joanne McGrath, Laura Weinman, Mare Courtney, LeeAnn Coutute, Kathy Shannon, Chris Henry, Karen Fitch, Lydia Porks, Jane Travelene, Tricia Kelly, Nancy Fahey. 2nd row: Judy Ash, Jane Murphy, Carey Collins, Laura Cavanagh, Kim Figuerido, Patty Galvin, Sue Staples, Kerry Sullivan, Mariosa, Denise Mayhew, Clara. 3rd row: Don Triner, Brian Almeder, Ruth Nee, Linda Walsh, Lynne BIssonette, Paula Radley, Patty Radley, Noreen Connell, Jenny Alman, Billy Fahey, Dave Armstrong, missing: Coach Gary Scott, Cheerleaders Dave Gibson. Bob Hobel, Mike Henry, Deet Lamade, Jeff Quinlan, Chip Riley, Paul Welch, Players Laura Jones, Martha Maurer, Maureen O ' Neal, GerrI Reilly, Sue Richards. Juniors: 1st row: Beth Hassett, Lynne Hobel, Jinx, Karen Gallagher, Carolyn Batts, Chris Valenti, Kathy Corbo, Heidi Coppenrath. 2nd row: Kim Gaynor, Jenny Corr, Heather Morrison, Wendy Penna, Lauren Coliins. 3rd row: Lynne Fahey, Solly Pollard, LeeAnn MoroccI, Denise Davis, Kerry Francis, Laura Gossett, Sue Bard, Rosemary Davis, Tracy Pulciani. 4th row: Mott Honzei, Chris Leahy, Judy Spring, Jeff Brian, Sue Sue Alman, Debbie Murphy, Debbie Webber, Mimi Fowler, Pe- ter Donovan, Mark Vages. missing: Coaches Tom Deegon, Wayne Martin, Neil McKenzie. Referees Kevin Mac Dermott, Kevin Giovonucci. JUDD CLUB 5 ., CO, 000. 00, .y. ,«o K,. O r Annette Poshhus. Betsy White. Eric Levvermllle. Dove Barbara Quillette, Edwin Peters, Harry Palmer, Maureen Kelly. Alvin Brian Gaylord. D. Fosroo. Solan Golloghor. Chris Goary. Chailos Gilmore. ■ Cheryl Berfleld. Kevin Slonlon. Hilary □ECR CLUB First Row: Mauroon Dovis, Kathio lonto, Koron Fronkoi, Judi Donohuo, Kathy Gavagon, Piper WH ioms, Kati Hubblethwoite, Carol Forte, Paula Page, Mr. TIngley. Second Row: Jack! Fontaine, Cheryl Niclolson, Chris North, Alice Dargan, Candy Mctsaac, Janice Casey, Marie Roy, Kitten Tierney, Russel Perone. Third Row: Gall Lento, Jeon NagI, Eric Meach, Paul Menice, Earl Pinneo, Jimmy Flynn, Scott Held, Glenn Kaminski, Jeff Gilmore, Robby Dennett. SCIENCE ECCLDGV CLUB Front Row; Dorbara William, Heather Williams, Patti TImmlous, Barbara Deers, Terr! Archer. Second Row: Joe Aldhom, Bob Alger, Joe Hanson. CamPUTER CLUB John Erwin, John Sampson. Dutch Schlup. Casey Lynch. Reed McDonald. Jeff Me Cartny. Anthony Statton, Dill Freel, Dob Grum. John Coombs. Michael Darry. Chuck Frisbie. John Gaudino. Donnie Campbell. Mike Pollard, Stephen Larrett, Colleen Healey. Lisa Dastis. Laura Glinkl. Laurie Conway. Julie Walsh. Irene Kelly, Charles Deldottl. Drian Semler, Andy Klock. Chris Flynn. Erik Vaisey. Melissa Mills. Rosemary McGrath, Kimberly Smith. Joey Hewitt. Philip Davis. Drew Chandler, Dill Dardon, Mary Courtney, Kerry Fennessy, Martha Honkey, Gavin Dellando, Paul McFawn, Peter Whalen, Drian Fitzgerald INDUETRIflL HRT5 CLUB Glen Kaminski, Ken Deyant, Steve Folsom, Dona Fozdick, Keith Kaminski CHEERLEADERS Judy Sanjullono, Dionne Warren, Tracy PulclonI, Derri Fronds, Kim Gayner, Chris TolentI, Karen Reinhart, Captain; Lisa Peters, Suzanne DIoch, MIml Fowler mflRSHflLflIRE Kimberly Acker, Karen Ahearn, Brian Aimeder, William Almeder, Craig Alvey, Gerald Armstrong, Paul Armstrong, Christine Bennett, Bussell Bewsher, Cecilia Binda, Korole Boggs, Eric Cosemiro, Christian Chandler, Christine Comer, Linda Connolly, James Connor, Suzanne Crowley, Charlotte DeCostro, Joan Demers, Harry Elliott, Laurie Fife, Glen Guimond, Robert Habel, Cheryl Hastoy, Martha Henry, Amy Kilpatrick, Cecilia Kozma, John Lomade, Margaret Larkin, Claire Lisherness, Katherine Long, Gretchen MacCarthy, Joseph Mallet, Deirdre Malley, Holly Morrison, Victoria Murphy, Christine Murry, Kurt Mustonen, Lynne Nerger, Lola Noland, Elizabeth North, Karyn Peterson, Timothy Peterson, Elizabeth Powell, Henry Prochazka, Sandra Prouty, Megan Rein, Heather Rice, Katherine Riley, Karen Rinehart, Susan Sanders, Wendy Searfoss, Robin Sheehan, Holly Smith, Jeffrey Sorrento, Everett Swim, Maria Theron, Christoper Woitkus, Amy Walencis, Diane Warren, Paul Welch. Members: Kimberly Acker, Rebecca Bowen, Amy Droithwoite, Regan Draithwoite, Eric Cosemiro, Lisa Caswell, Suzanne Clark, Michael Clarke, Heather Concannon, Undo Connolly, Christopher Coombs, John Coombs, Jacqueline Creed, Jeanne Daley, Janice Delaney, Joan Demers, Kelly Demers, Christopher DeOrsay, Gretchen Dow, Diane Drinkwater, Horry Elliott, Laurie Fife, William HanzI, Renee Jocksy, Ellen Johnston, Alison Kelly, Brian Kelly, Rachel Kuuttl, Christopher LaSalle, Julie McKeever, Anna Murhpy, Christine Murhpy, Eric Murhpy, Mark Murhpy, Denise Myers, Conrad Noblli, Su- sanne O ' Donnell, Robin Osborne, Timothy Peterson, Elisabeth Powell, Laura Rancotore, Katherine Riley, Roy Thomas, Anne Ryberg, William Smith, Everett, Swimm. HF5 Front Row: Carolyn Conoglran. Lisa Amis. Laurie Gettings, Judy Daran. Arison Hayes. Christina Vagis. Second Row: Eileen Cahill. Patty Tribau, Val Melville. Kathy Cahill, Paula DeWoH, Lisa Fahey. Third Row: Lisa Dwyer, Cecelia Kozma. Clara Nicotia, Patty Baker. John Fleming. Brian Olivolo, John Keeley. Linda Habel, Fourth Row: (Stairs) Paul Bauzane, Patty Macintosh, Jeff Gonsalves, Maureen Farrell. Lee Ann Couture, Nancy Fahey. Mare Lourthey, Mariza Benevides, Laura Cauanagh. Missing members: Jenifer Bruce, Wendy MacNeil, Marry Finneran, Pat Mooney. David Desmond, Sharon Glynn, Donald Triner. ADVISOR: Mrs. Cullen STUDENT CDUNCIL 1st row: Dionne Delaney. Kerry Fronds. Lisa Messersmith. Joe! Kelly. Trocy Puldonl. Mimi Fowler. Julie McKeever. Kathy Welch. 2nd row: Anita Dwyer. Undo Klay. Kim Sheehan. Judy Songiuliono. Karen Reinhart. Chris Tolenti. Donno Walsh. Jim Vaughn. John Madden. 3rd row. John Colello (advisor). Pom Cushman, Ann Hawley, Dan Welch, CJ. Cannon, Orion Olivolo. THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK On December 13, 14, and 15 the Marshfield High School Drama Club presented The Diary of Anne Frank” by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, in the Furnace Brook Auditorium. The play is based on the writing of a Jewish girl who, with her family, went into hiding in Amsterdam during World War II to escape deportment to a concentration comp. The play spans two years of hiding in a tiny attic. During this time relationships grow and are strained to the breaking point, os all await discovery with terror. The ploy was directed by Robert Montiminy and featured Jeonnie Champagne, Elizabeth Corse, David Desmond, Michael Donahue, Glenn Guimoud, Liz Lopoff, Richard Long, Betsy Powell, Holly Smith, and Cam Thornley. 56 mH5 BRNO Steven Alexanderson, Al Almeida, Anton Aropoff, Lisa Armstrong, Susan Ashby, Mary Sue Balconi, Dill Dardon, Tim Barrett, Jennifer Bourne, Cecilia Dindo, Regina Dinda, Matt Douzone, Rebekah Bowen, Cathy Brazil, Roe Ann Cain, Sue Caldwell, Joyce Carroll, Dob Carver, Eric Casemioro, Lisa Caswell, Michelle Caswell, Michael Clarke, Carolyn Conoghan, Heather Concannon, Mark Cannon, Lau- rie Conway, Potty Conway, Judy Cooper, Suzanne Crowley, Joan Creed, Rosemary Davis, Christopher DeOrsay, Lisa Doyle, Diane Drinkwoter, Maura Driscoll, Haney Earle, Thomas Earle, Horry Elliot, John Foherty, Dob Gagnon, Lisa Gerard, Lori Gettings, Maureen Golden, David Goodsell, Nancy Gregory, Christine Hole, Ed Harlow, Dob Hathaway, Ann Hawley, Chris Hayes, April Herron, Dob Hon- eywell, Greg Hutto, Alison Kelly, Brian Kelly, Scott La Son, Chris LaSalle, Dove Low, Mike Logan, Sean Lyons, Linda Malouf, Mary McCabe, Laurie McClean, Rick McKee, Danny McKeever, Julie Mill- er, Melissa Mills, Jennifer Mullen, Christine Murphy, Joe O ldham, Jon Oldham, Maureen O ' Rourke, Robin Osborne, Brian Patrolio, Mike Perkins, Karyn Peterson, Tim Peterson, Dave Price, Dave Rapa, Danny Richard, Kathy Riley, Patricio Riley, Mary Riordon, Cindy Robinson, Kelly Rooney, Kathy Rothwell, Tom Roy, Suzanna Sifter, Betsy Simmons, Jane Sproul, Warren Spurrier, Julie Stock, Kevin Stanton, Ann Stauder, Tim Stouder, Mario Posiuk, Janet Stetson, Karl Stutzenberger, Everett Swimm, Roy Swimm, Carol Taylor, Laura Tedford, Mark Tyompson, Carolyn Todd, Kim Wagner, Laura Wein- man, Peter Whalen, Kerry White. 1 1 - „ Tk ”” ii1 1 1 pi wB 1 BUILDING CDN5TRUCTIDN PRDGRflm The Building Construction Program Is designed to prepare students for entrance into the building trades upon graduation from high school or for further training In construction related fields at technical colleges. Within the program, students waive actual hands on training in a wide range of actual construction experiences. Including roofing, siding, framing, duks and porches, and additions. Experiences are primarily in carpentry. This training takes place In contracted building projects In the Marshfield community. Private Individuals and groups In Marshfield apply to hove work done, and the students do the work under the supervision and with the instruction of the staff. Work Is broken down into six categories, and applications are accepted on a first come, first serve basis within those six categories. In so doing, students are exposed to all aspects of modern, conventional carpentry. The program Is open to all Juniors and seniors. The site ot hands-on training occupies 8-12 periods per week. Juniors attend sites periods 5-thru 7 Monday through Thursday. Seniors receive Instruction In two courses that are self contained within the program. A stuctures course entitled Problems in construction exposes students to the structural mechanics A ' building a complete conventional frame wood house. Detailed working drawings are developed and serve as a basis for constructing Inch to one foot framing models. All aspects of conventional wood frame construction are covered from foundation to roof with Interior and exterior finish. In addition students take senior English Together. The themotic thrust of the senior English course focuses on problems of coming of age and taking one ' s place In adult society. Writing Is often related to skills (advertising, contract, applua- tions, etc.) necessary for the work of a small contractor. Seniors attend sites periods 4 thru 7 Thursday and Friday. Members: Mike Dandrea, Phil Mackenzie, Rick Myles, Bruce Parkman, Dan Ameen, Dave Allen, Paul Simmons, Mark Smith, Marc Nerino, Paul Berch- told. Bob Rooney, Bob Cutran, Scott Payne, BUI Patten, Terry Ellis, Ken Eaton, Chris Sequeiro, Horold McDougall, Win Labo, Frank Sliver, Jerry Reagen, Art Rigby, BUI FosDIck, Mark Stevenson, Mike BooDreau, Rich Lawrence. i HI wmr III SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: LeeAnn Couture, Vice-President; Michael Henry, President; Ronnie TolentI, Secretary; Dove Gibson, Treasurer; Wendy MocNell, Historian; Judy Ash, Chaolaln. re- CLR55 □FFICER5 FRESHMEN: Vice President, Joey Hewitt, Coileen Rodiey, Historian, President, T.J. Cesorz. Secretory, Nancy Kroemer, Treasurer, Mike Loffin. JR. CLASS OFFICERS: Lynne Habel, President; Mark Corwin, Treasurer; Susan Aimon, Secretary; Sue Jones, Vice-President. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: First Row: Karyn Peterson, Historian; Kim Pulcionl, Vice- President; Rita Arseneou, President; Sondra Prouty, Treasurer; Suzanne Drodil, Secre- tary. JRZZ-RDCH ENEEmBLE Members: Diane Drinkwater, Christine Hole, Sean Lyons, Briar, Patrolla, Michael Perkins, Harry Elliot, Brian Kelly, Chris LaSalle, Laurie McClean, Rick McKee, Tim Stauder, Matt Bouzane, Suzanne Clark, Linda Malouf, Tim Peterson, Suzanna Sifter, Michael Clark, Kelly Demers, Chris DeOrsoy, Tom Roy, Laurie Asadoorlon, Cecelia BInda, Jackie Fagan, Lisa Goscinok, Lola Noland, Susan Perkins, Lisa Peters, Carolyn Walter, Bonnie Meehan, Concetto Bretto. 5ENDR NIGHT GUT On Monday January U, 1960 the members of the senior class and their dates met at the Casa Berrini for Senior Night Out. There was a great turnout and the general attitude of those who attended was excellent. The dinner was presented in the form of the famous Casa Berrini buffet and was enjoyed by all. Music for dancing was provided by the Formations, a versatile group from Hingham. The convenient location of the function and the cooperation of those who attended combined with the help of the Casa Berrini, made this year ' s Senior Night Out and overwhelming success. ■ ' T predict; Julie McKeever will leave Roggedy-Andy without o D-Doll part- ner. Kerr Sullivan will leave her ex- tra six Inches to Sharon Curry so Miss Anderson will let her ploy with the Dig Guys Captain Lydie will leave her teammates bench neverless, but, will leave her laughing box behind. Denise Davis, Karen VanNess, and Sue Whitey will all be back to once again try to kill the Reagan. Finally Sue Dord will score some more with JHKI. predict; With Debbie Murphy ' s base line drive and Coren Coleman ' s fancy footwork, the team will go un- defeated next year, all the way to the state finals. Ain ' t no stopping them now! Girls Basketball, Front Row; Sue White, Laura Casper, Kerry Sullivan, Captain Lydia Porks, Denise Davis, Caron Coleman. Dock Row; Manager Janet Stetson, Coach Carole Ander- son, Debbie Murphy, Julie McKeever, Patti TrI- bou. Assistant Coach Steve Blum berg. I predict; Miss Anderson will be lonely without her senior stars but the Jumping Juniors will take over and she ' ll be making the line up on rhe line 1 JEI 25S| TlLb . A ' 1 GVmNHSTICB Front Row: Gretchen Dow, Flo lonto, Maria Rushton, GerrI Reilly, RaeAnn Cain, Wendy Roderick. Middle Row; Michelle Catalano, Karen Ahern, Janice Locka, Sue Fender, Chris Keville, Jean Daly, Judy Godfrey. Dock Row: Mr. Thayer, Jennifer Kaminski, llene Boudreau, Norma Castro, Liz lonto, Clara, Virginia Keys, Cecilia BIndo, Heidi Almeda, Cora Connell, Wendy Cleavlond, Mr. MacConnell (Coach). predict; all the gymnasts will graduate. The 2 smallest will make its Olympics in 1964 in Shankai or on the moon. predict; win the State Championship in 1983. predict; a One year Contract! Fnr predict Jack Hocking will be a T.V. star on the show ' Animal Kingdom ' doing wild animal Impersonations. Gory Scott, Frank Kane, and Joel Kelly will host their own radio talk show. Larry Leahy will be a State Senator. Dob Habel will be a short order cook at his own fast food diner; and will eat himself out of business. ” Front row; Lorry Leahy, Frank Kane, Joel Kelly, Jack Hocking, Gary Scon, Neal MocKenzIe, Dock row; Dob Habel, Drion Cunning, Coach Cabral, Jeff Drion, Jeff Acker, Missing- Mike Henry I predict the team will gain respect In the OCL, and will start building a winning tradition. Jo 1 f ,y d V . X 74 i SQFTBdLL Fronr fXow Liddy White; Karen Fitch; Ann Wickham; Chris Dona; Lisa Giovanucci; Monica Glynn; Nancy Frye; Kathy Welch. Dock Row Margie Reilly; Kathy Cahill; Patti Tribou; Leslie Mattews; Jayne Goodwin; Sue Richards; June Little; Dorian Show; Coach Dupuis, missing; Dorelle Sutliffe (MGR.) A y -• ' ■ 7 ' . ' y . . B ' -’t b % (dangerously). Karen Fitch - will keep her eye on the boll, or vice versa. Dorian Show - will have a Big Mac attack during rhe middle of a ballgome. Sue Richards - will hit a triple when rhe bunt signal Is on and will hit a home-run and not slip on a banana peel between home and third. Eileen Cahill ■ will run the bases In 12.0 seconds and will lead the league In stolen bases. Dorelle Sutllffe ■ will score us a few extra runs when we really need them. I predict We will hove no more losing 13 Inning bollgomes. We will learn to hit the meatball pitch and slide like wet spaghetti. We will hove a sell-out crowd for the lost gome of the season. The J. V. team will go undefeated, again . predict I will not hit anybody during practice drills. I will not make predictions obout the team ' s win-loss record. I will get his signals straight so that the girls will not hit on the bunt signal. I will retire when one of the girls beats his record of 11.9 seconds around the bases, or they win the O.C.L championship three years In a row. Thor Coach Colello will be able to find what he Is looking for In the storage room . Mr. Dupuis I predict Jayne Goodwin - will learn to throw the meotboH pitch and will wear a size ten pair of pants. Leslie Matthews ■ will steal third base at least once during the season and will lead the league In hitting- (that Is people). Pott! Tribou - will do the splits while reaching for a boll thrown from 3rd base. Kathy Cahill - reaching for a ball thrown from 3rd base. Kathy Cahill • will moke a long run from shortstop and will not hove one disoggrement with Izy for the entire season. Kathy Welch • will slide Into home plate (safely) and slide In the outfield s t , BASEBALL 79 Front Row: Kevin MocDermott, Pat Tromonte, Peter Mangle, John White, Kevin Bossi, Steve Davis, Andy Mottin. Second Row: Dan Ameen, Joe Davis, Jon Hayden, Jeff Acket, Ron DiGravio, Don Triner, Frank Kane, Jack Hocking, Mike Hayes, Ron Talenti, Jeff Gaughon, Brian Sheehan, Mike Curry, Coach R. MacConnell 7 !f k-X ' ' ir,; ' 7 predict Jock Hocking to ploy for the Dodges In 1665. Frank Kane will play for the Miami expansion Team. We will do great and win the American League Pennant, and there will be a new coach.” 61RL5 predict . . . Julie McKee ver will run so well her hair will straighten. Wendy MacNeil will place in the stars in the Javalln. Laura Weinman to throw the discus 110 ' or better. Debbie Murphy will be undefeated in the 100 and long jump and wear 4. Carey Collins and Katie Reilly will do well in the Hurdles. predict . . . Frosh will help. Jen Krause will do well in 220 and Relay. 6 wins, 2 loses predict ... I will lose 20 lbs. working out with Rams. Front Row: Donna Donica, Laura McRae, Wendy Thompson, Nancy Digo- lomo, Liz Madden, (co-captain), Julie McKeever, (co captain), Jackie Dudrow, Karen Peterson. Second row; Coach Welch, Gretchin McCarthy, Susin White. Ann Stauder, Sharon Curry, Debbie Murphy, Wendyb McNiell, Laura Weinman, Carrie Collins, Lori Julien. Martha Mauer, Maura Draithewaite, Wendy Roderick. Third Row: Coach Gunnarson, Liisa Fahey, Laurie Garnett, Mary Sue Delconi, Jen Carr, Lynne Fahey, Laurie Fife, Ellen Van Dyke. Jennifer Krause, Suzane Drdil, Katie Rielly, Laurie McLean, Lisa Goscinak, Becky Walch, Coach Peterson. BQ75 TEniniiS I predict Dot) Way and Jon Hall to be high on their college tennis team ladders and also high in their class ranks academically. predict The team members as a group will be competing successfully in all their future endeavors due to their competitive natures. predict That the Marshfield tennis program will become even more competitive due to the heritage passed on to them by their predecessors. 5 Front Row; Pout Ford, Robert Haggerty, George Dow, Charles Ettridge. Back Row; Robert Honeywell, Forrest Dow, Daniel Way, Mark Cannon, Andrew Klock, C.J. Cannon, Joseph Cooper, Mark Sieverts, David Hall, Warren Searfoss, (coach) predict Tai Irish will win the State Meet in the discus, Shaun Rodrick will be back next year. Steve Mac- Donald will make it big in college. Steve Grable will run the mile under 4:30. Dennis Morrel will be Disco Star in Studio 54. Steve Brennan will be a good . Paul Welch will learn not to hit cars with the discus. Joel Kelly will place in the State Meet. ' ' I predict Win all meets except for one which could go either way. Our team will not cut the Olympics this year . predict Coach Peterson will lose (20 lbs). QUV5 Front Row: Don Olinger, Ed Williams, John Erickson, Paul Murphy, Maurice Curran, Brian Zinc, Rich Couchon, Tim Creed, Joe Armstrong. Second Row: Lola Noland, Franz Burke, Peter Madden, Dan Welch, Brian Olivilo, Deet Lamade, Mike Sheehan, Jim Wilson, John Noland, Roger Martin, Chris Navaro, Steve Maher, John Dennis. Third Row: Karen Williams, John Carver, Steve Brennen, Shawn Roderick, Paul Magnuson, Tom Olinger, Tai Irish, Reed McDonald, Denis Morel, Mart Melvin, John Carroll, Joel Kelly, Peter Thayer, Billy Smith, Steve Grable SiRLS TEnmiiS 7 : ■ predict Some of my tennis players will either ploy club level tennis or NELTA ranked tennis sometime in the future. The Marshfield High School girls Tennis Team will be a strong competitor for first place in the Old Colony League this spring. As the coach, I hope these predictions will come true and we have a successful tennis season.” Team Members: Lee Ann Couture, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Johanna Sleeper, Karen Rinehart, Patty Naonan, Tracy Pulciani, Kathy Conant, Heather Concannon, Judy San Giuliano, Coach: Jill Woodward We predict: Ed Roche will star as the Mad Hatter In Alice In Wonderland” Mike McAleer will drive a bus on the Marshfield to Cape Cod route. Scott Flanigan and Greg Powers will never talk about girls while playing golf again. Ed Elrick will be known as Wumba Junior. John Looney will replace John Travolta as a teen-ldol. Brian Ollvolo will control himself after hitting a poor shot. Prediction: Mr. Zicko will beat Mr. Gardner before the year 2000. Mr. Gardner will outdrive Mr. Zicko before the year 2000. The team of Zicko and Gardner will play seriously with Mr. Dente around. Mario Dente will be the first one back from an away golf match when he takes one of hh short cuts. Mr. Zicko, Mr. Gardner GOLF: FIRST ROW; John Looney, Mike McAleer, Ed Roche, Scott Flanigan, Brian Sheehan. Second Row; Coach Dennis Zinko, Ed Elrick, Dob Palmlerl, Brian Ollvolo, Greg Powers, Mike KIley, John Murphy, Sean Sheehan, John Costello, Asst Coach Richard Gardner. . A 88 First Row: Jock Martnion, David Armstrong, Diil Fahey, Steve McDonnell, Paul Welch, Donald Ttiner, Co-Copt Robert Fisher, Co-Copt Mike Curry, Jeff Crone, Kevin MocDermott, Ronnie DiGrovio, Tom Oiinger. Second Row: Antonne Aropoff, Mike Tramonte, Andrew Glynn, Dill Hocking, Peter Donovan. Ricky Thompson, Gory Scott, Toi Itish, Dennis Morel, Jeff Quinlan, Joe Dovis, Sean Rodrick, Paul Moguson, Mark Hayes, Mike Corison. Third Row: Colin Word. Steve Salisbury, Paul White, Steve Sullivan. Donaid Volenti, Chtis Aropoff, Wayne Martin, Thomas Deegan, Joe Golden, Fred Feuder, Chris Leahy, Greg Wolencis, Pot Moony. Fourth Row: Mike Sheepek, Mike Harris, Mark Vegas, Diliy Taylor, Chris Ailington, Mike Duckly, John White, Vetne W. Risher, Dill Cottol, Steve Sullivan, Paul Flanagan, Scotty, Dill Kolor. We Predict .... Toi Irish will lead Penn State to on Orange Dow! victory over Alabama. Dill Fahey will lead Umass to an undefeated season. Steve McDonnell will receive All-American status as a wide reciever. Ron DeGravio will go Into coaching and defeat his father’s team in their only meeting. Kevin Me Dermott will obtain All America as a tight end for USC.” We predict .... In the next three years the football team will go undefeated and beat Lynn Classical in the Superbowl. That Marshfield will dominate the Old Colony League for 5 straight years by winning 5 championships in a row. We predict .... Tom McMahon will loose his first gome as head coach at Weymouth South to Marshfield. ” Joe! Kelly signed by Seattle Soundets of the N.A.S.L quits soccer and kicks field goals for Miami Dolphins. Rick Sorrento is hit in the head by a flying boll while resting on the bench for D.U. Now Rick thinks he is the coach. Neal Sullivan invests in athletic footwear and becomes a millionaire. I Predict .... Old Colony League championship in 1980. The Rams have an undefeated tourney. MHS beats Needham to win Mass. State Champion- ship. I Predict .... Dob Montminy - OCL coach of the year - 1980. Hired by Tampa Day Rowdies of N.A.S.L. and wins championship. First million doliar coach. I Predict Dill Dates opens largest sporting goods store in South Shore. Sells every thing you need from Archery to Zebra Hunting. Dob Connolly will score the winning goal for Manchester United as they win the World Cup. After soccer career. Endorses mouth guards, available at Dill ' s store. Joe Cooper had a chance to ploy soccer but elects to be a head cook at Lou ' s 139 Kevin Gardiner buys Lou ' s 139 with Joe and become business partners. Dob Habel breaks his leg while jumping for joy after winning the divisional championship in college, later buys the N.A.S.L. Jack Hocking forgets soccer, ploys pro base- ball. Mark Howes becomes a Real Estate sales- man in Deverlv Hills. First Row: Kevin Gardiner, Dob Hobei, Diil Dotes, Rick Sorrento (Captain), Joel Kelly (Captain), Scott Dow, Mark Howes. Second Row: Dob Conneliy (Captain), Mark Dissonnette, Drion Keliy, Joy Dowen, David Yoder, John Maddew, Jay Aubbard. Third Row: John Mayo (Manager), Peter Thayer, Tim Ledogar, Jock Hoking, Niei Sullivan, Derek Wolfe, Phil Meech, Jeff Erickson, Robert Montminy (Coach) I predict that Kothy Welch will still be falling down and ge,,lng up In a split second, Lydio Porks will still be giggling In goal. Karen Filch and Laura Weinman will still be giving great speeches at pep rallies. Heather Conconnon will still be scooping, Corey Collins will still be bloating up. Maureen O ' Neal will still hove athletic knees, and Wendy Seorfoss will still be discoing down the field.” I ptedici that the team will still be talking about how they were going to win state tout- noment, Chicken-mon. NItchle. Welnermon. Mighty Mo. Mutph, and Cubby will still be scrounging around after school, and the team will still be cheering up g storm for the wrong team. I predict that I will be all upset over losing my favorite ladles. I will still be yelling Ladles, on the end line pleosel . I will still be protecting my little toe, I will always hove my excellent gymnasium voice, I will always hove a tough mother that can do everything, and I will al- ways stick by my ole cliche. No Guts-No Glo- ty Team- First Row,- Susan White, Patty Tribou, Carey Collins, Copt. Laura Weinman. Copt. Ka- ren Fitch, Lydia Porks. Maureen O ' Neal, Lynne Nerger. Bock Row.- Sue Richard. Kathy Welch, Heather Conconnon, Wendy Seorfoss, Denise Davis. Suzanne Staples, Debbie Murphy, Lau- ra Gossett, Sharon Curry BDV5 CRD55 CDUNTRV Front Row; Debbie Dejole. Robert Cobb. David Wohh, John Noland, Tom Dunn. Mark Messerindino, Coach Patenaude. Second Row; Arthur Sock, Franz Durke, Scott Sullivan. Jack DISCO ' Mullen, Steve Grable. Third Row.- John Carroll. Rick Divine, John Dennis, Deet Lamade, Paul Cantelli I predict . . . . . . that oil returning team members will Improve their course times by running In spring track and throughout the summer. I hope to see some names of graduated team members on the competition list of the Boston Marathon. . . . the team will have continued success In the future based on the many returning underclassmen. . . . that my hair will turn grey overnight If I lose by one point again to Scituote (two years In a row we have lost by i point to Scituote). ” Mr. Patenaude UJRE5TLING I predict Kevin Gardiner will work with a spade”. Mike Curry will be a successful college wrestler. Ron DiGravio will eventurally become a coach (hereditary) Shown Roderick will become a disc jockey or his own public relations man. Richard Gardiner will be dynamite in future years. ” I predict the team will have a winning season many future winners. ” I predict will not regain full use of my voice until June - will turn MHS upside down looking for future wrestlers weighing 147 lbs. and up to replace graduating Seniors. ” Front Row; Tom Wiggin, Orion Almeder, Ron DiGravio, (co-captain), Mike Cutty, (co-coptoin). Shown Roderick, Kevin Gardner, missing John Noland, Dill Green. Second Row; Mike MacKinnon, Jim Connors, Warren Spurrier, Casey Lynch, Dob Cobb, Scott Cleveland, Coach Spade. G1RL5 CRD55 CDUNTRV e 1 1 w ' ll fBHTjHr M k-W 4 ' m - - MU if % K S K(F KW w % A Mrs. Rimmer ’’ predict . . . Maura Dralthwaite and Denise Myers will be running In national competitions . ... 75 % of the team will keep their running up after high school, mostly recreational. ... I ' ll always have enthusiam for X-Country and enjoy seeing the Improvement that comes through hard work. Girls Cross Country: Front row: Kothy Corbo, Lisa Doyle, Maura Braithwaite, Joanna Zink, Denise Myers, Nina Corby. Back Row: Joanne Franzosa, Mgr. Laurie Garnett, Debbie DiGravio, Lynne Fahey, Wendy MacNeiU, Jennifer Carr, Jennifer Callis, Nancy Rimmer Coach. change whether that ' s good or bod should be left up to minds and Immaginotlon or those who really care. — Coach Houghton and Murray the net prevents the goalie from staying on the Ice. Dob Ohiund will write on article on How to condition yourself for Ice hockey”. Dove Gibson has continued to work on his puck control and skating In traffic and has mastered the skill In 1985. Kurt Krueger has donated ten free lessons on body building to John Madden to be used Immediately. Mike Lowlor leaves 15 to the lost of his brothers, Kevin. Chip Riley has designed a special focemosk for people with large noses. ” We predict Ron TolentI will find a penalty box In col- lege to sit It. Scott Flanigan will prove hockey players can become scholars. Dove Gibson will score another goo! . . . sometime Jim Hossett won ' t hove to cover the slot any longer. Kurt Krueger will poss the puck better In Hfe than he did In the rink. Mike Lowlor will keep telling you uger brother Kevin to cover the point without success. Chip Riley will Doogo Dooga Doogo oil the way to the bank. Front Row: Kevin Duarte. Steve Morchlonl. Jim Hossett. Mike Lowlor. Dob Ohiund, Kurt Krueger. Scott Flonnigon. Charles RIely. Nick Lento, Greg Fender, Kevin Mulrey, John Mad- den, Steve Ferl, Second Row: Lorry Murray, Tom Godfey, Mike Sheeon. Ed Elrick. John Fo- herty, Drion Ollvllo, Dove Gibson. Cris lohey. Dob Reynolds, coach John Houron, Dill Kolor. Pot Lohey. CrIs Corwin. John Afonisolwe. Dill Clark. Chris Robinson. Drion Mondell, John Gor- don We predict The team will leorn that you must lose once In o while to reoiy oppreclote victory. The team will come back In 10 years with their own bus for one lost wedgle. Coaches Houghton ond Murray will never Drion Palmer will return In 1905 to coach on how to be o stond up gooltender Scott Flonigon will use his engineering skills to design a rolley system which ottoches to JEFFREY S. ACKER ■ Football 1.2; Das- ketboll 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4. JAMES ALDRIDGE - Ice Hockey 1,2. JENNIFER ALMAN - National Honor Society 4; AFS 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2; Dramatic Club 1,2; Class Commit- tees 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2.3. BRIAN ALMEDER ■ Glee Club 1; Morsheloirs 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; New England Music Festival 4; Track 1,2,4; Wrestling 3,4. WILLIAM ALMEDER - Track 1,2; Wrestling I.2.3.4. DANIEL AMEEN - Band 1.2; Baseball 1,3. ANTON ARAPOFF - Key Club 3; Ski Club 2.3.4; Band 1,2,3.4; Football 4; Wrestling 1. DAVID ARMSTRONG - Football 1,Z3,4. JUDITH ASH - Chaplain 4; Key Club 3,4; Cheerleader 4. ALLISON AVERY- National Honor So- ciety 3.4; Dramatic Club 1,Z3,4; Outing Club 1,2. PATRICIA BAKER - Student Council 1,2,3,4; AFS 4; Student Advisory Committee 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; State Student Advisory Committee 4. PAUL BAKER - Ski Club 1.Z3.4. LAUREL BANDINI - Yearbook Staff 4. WILLIAM BATES - Soccer 1.Z3.4. PATRICIA BEAN - Yearbook Staff 4. CYNTHIA BEERS - National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Ecology Club 2,3; School Fair i,2,3,4; Dramatic Club 1; Class Committees 1, 2,3,4. MARILZA BENEVIDES - AFS 4; Ski Club 4; Dramatic Club 4. CHRISTINE BENNETT . Yearbook Staff 4; Student Librarian 2,3; Marshelairs 2,3.4; Band 1. PAUL BERCHTOLD ■ LYNNE BISSONNE TTE - National Hon- or Society 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Key Club 2.3. MARK BONO - Key Club 1.2; Ski Club 1.3.4. REBEKAH BOWEN - AFS 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Track 3. AM Y BRAITHWAITE ■ National Honor Society 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; S.E. MASS. DIst. Music Festi- val 3,4; All-Store Music Festival 3; Basketball 1; Softball 2,3. SONDRA BRANDT JENNIFER BRUCE- AFS 4; Yearbook Staff 3; C.P.R. Club 2; Pep Club 2. PATRICK BURESH - Dramatic Club 1,2,3; Speech Debote 1. JOHN BURGESON - Cross Country 3.4; Scrivner 3,4; Camera Club 3.4. FRANZ BURKE - Notional Honor Soci- ety 3.4; Key Club 2.3.4; Ski Club 2; Track 3.4; Cross Country 2,3.4. M. LAURIE BURKE - Ski Club 2; Year- book Staff 4; An Show 2.3,4. JAMES BURNS - Tennis 1.2 RHONDA DURUM - Yearbook Busi- ness Staff 4: Newspaper Staff 3,4. EILEEN CAHILL ELIZABETH CAHILL - Key Club 1, 2,3.4; Ski Club 2.3; Dramatic Club 1, Band 1,2. KATHLEEN CAHILL ■ National Honor Society 4; AFS 4; Field Hockey 1; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1, 2,3,4; JANET CALLAHAN - Yearbook Staff 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Dramatic Club 1.2,3.4; Outing Club 1,2. MICHAEL CARLSON - Football 3.4. JOHN CARROLL - Notional Honor So- ciety 4; Key Club 4; Ski Club 4; Class Committees 2,3; Track 3,4; Cross Country 4. VIKI CASEAU MICHAEL CASINO DONNA CASTRO - Notional Honor Society 4; Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2, 3, 4. LISA CASWELL - Notional Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Key Club 1; Class Committees 1.2, 3,4; Speech Debote 3; Bond 1,2,3,4; Or- chestra 4; Field Hockey 1; Scrivner (Editor) 3,4. LAURA CAVANAGH - AFS 3,4; Class Committees 3,4. JEANNE CHAMPAGNE - National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Dramatic Club 2,3,4. CHRISTIAN CHANDLER - Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Marsheloirs 2,3,4; Band 1; Track 1; Outing Club 1,2; Chess Club 1; Chamber Singers 3.4. MICHELLE CHANDLESS - Student Council 2,3; Key Club 4; Cheerlead- er 1,2,3; Dramatic Club 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 4; Dance 4. SUSAN CHUNG - Key Club 2,3,4. Class Committees 3. SUZANNE CLARK KEVIN COHOON - Yearbook Staff 1.2,3. CAREY COLLINS - National Honot So- ciety 3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Track 2.3.4. HEATHER CONCANNON - National Honor Society 3.4; Speech Debate 2.3; Field Hockey 1.2.3.4; Softball 2; Tennis 1.3,4; Outing Club 1,2. NOREEN CONNELL - Yearbook Staff 3,4; Student Librarian 1; Class Com- mirees 1,2.3.4; Track 1.2. ROBERT CONNOLLY C.J. CONNON - Student Council 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Busi- ness Staff 4; Class Committees 3,4; Basketball 1; Tennis 1,2.3, 4. KA THLEEN CONNORS - Key Club 3.4. Dramatics Club 1; Pep Club 2. MARGARET COOGAN JOSEPH COOPER - Tennis 1.2.3. 4 Soccer 1,3,4. JANE CORKER Y JOSEPH CORSARO Emily corse - student Council 4. Ecology Club 1.2.3.4; Key Club 3. Yearbook Staff 1.2; School Fair 1.2; Dromotic Club 4. MARE COURTNEY - Ecology Club 1.2.3; Yearbook Staff 1. 2.3.4; School Fair 1,2. 3, 4; Dromotic Club 1,2; Field Hockey 1,2; Basketball 1,2. LEEANN COUTURE- Vice President 4; AFS 2,3,4; Ski Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Committees 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2.3,4. JUDITH CRAF T ■ Yearbook Business Staff 4. JEFFREY CRANE PEGGY CRETINON - Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Majorettes 3. JEAN CULBERT - Swimming 1,2,3; Color Guard 1,2. ROBERT CULBERT ■ Notional Honor Society 4; Chess Club 2; Computer Club 1. BRIAN CUNNING - Basketball 1,2,3,4. ROBERY CURRAN MICHAEL CURRY - Marshall 4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,Z3,4; Wres- tling 3,4. JOHN DALY RICHARD DAMON MICHAEL D ' ANDREA ALICE DARGAN - Student Council 1; Dramatic Club 2,3. RICHARD COWAN - Ntlonal Honor Society 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3; Student Advisory Committee 4; Moth Team 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1; Cycling Club 1; Computer Club 4 PAUL COYMAN RONALD DIGRAVIO - Football 1,Z3.4; Baseball 1.Z3.4; Wrestling 1.Z3.4. BRIAN DONOVAN - Track 4. JENNIFER DORR ROBERT DOUCETTE KATHLEEN DOWNING ■ National Honor Society 3,4; SckI Club 4; Dra- matic Club 1,2,3; Class Committees 1,Z3,4. Speech Debote 1; Student Advisory Committee 4. ROBIN DUCEY - Key Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,2; Student Libra tion 3,4. DAVID EVANS JOSEPH DAVIS . Football 1,3; Base- ball 3,4; ANNMARIE DAY - Track 2. ELLEN DELANEY MARTIN DESMOND KATHLEEN DEXTER - Cheerleader 1; Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball (Manager) 3,4; Student Advisory Committee 4; School Morning An- nouncer 3,4; LORRAINE DICROCE NANCY EARLE - National Honor Soci- ety 3.4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,Z3,4. GREGOR Y ETTRIDGE ■ Notional Hon- or Society 4; Student Council 1. JAMES FOLEY NANCY FAHEY - Key Club 1.2.3; AFS 4; Class Committees 1.2. 3, 4. WILLIAM FAHEY - Football 1.2, 3.4; Baseball 1,4; Basketball 1,2,4. LORRAINE FARRELL ROBYN FAY . Ski Club 3; Basketball 1 . KERRY FENNESSEY - Yearbook Staff 3,4; Outing Club 1. ROBERT FISHER ■ Student Council 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2. STEPHEN FOLSOM JACQUELINE FONTAINE KIM FOOTE - Yearbook Staff 3.4; AFS 1. KAREN FITCH - Key Club 4; Ski Club 1,2,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1; Softball 2,3,4. BRIAN FITZGERALD - Computer Club 1.4. LOIS FLANAGAN ■ Ski Club 2; News- paper Staff 4; Dramatic Club 3. SCOTT FLANIGAN - National Honor Society 3,4; School Fair 3,4; Ice Hockey 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Golf I.2.3.4. PAUL FLYNN - Boys State Represen- tative 1; A-V Club 2; Key Club 1; Ski Club 1,2; School Fair 3; Class Com- mittees 3; AH-Stote Music Festival. GEOFFREY GAUGHAN MAUREEN GERAGHTY . Student Council 0. DONNIE GERETY ■ National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Stu- dent Advisory Council 3. DAVID GIDSON LISA GILDER T - Majorette 4. JEFFREY GILMORE SHARON GIRARD - Ski Club 1,2.3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3. SHARON GL YNN - National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Student Council 3; AFS 2,3,4; Judo 1; Photography 4. JEFFREY GONSALVES JAYNE GOODWIN - National Honor Society 3,4; AFS 2; Dasketball 1; Soft- ball 1,2,3,4; Judo 1; Photography 4. SHARON GREGOR Y - National Honor Society 3,4; Dasketball 1,2,3. RODERT HADEL - Class Committees 1,2,3,4; Morsheloirs 3,4; Football 1,2; Dasketball 1,2,3.4; Daseball 2. CHRISTINE HALE - National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Ecology Club 2; Dond 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2; Dasketball 1,2; Softball 1; Stage Dand 3,4. MARTHA HANKEY - Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Cycling Club 1; Yearbook Staff 4. 114 JENNIFER HANSON - Yearbook Staff 4; Art Show 2,3,4. JAMES HASSETT - Ice Hockey 1,2, 3,4. MARK HAYES - Football 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4. COLLEEN HEALEY - Computer Club 1,4; Pep Club 1; Photography 4. KATHERINE HEBDLETH WAITE MICHAEL HENR Y - President 4; Vice President 3; Basketball 1, 2,3,4. Dra- matic Club 2,3.4. CLAIRE HIGHT - Deca Club 4. MAR YBETH HILLNER • Yearbook Staff 4; Pep Club 1. CYNITHIA HILYARD - National Honor Society 3,4; Ecology Club 1,2,3; AES 4; Basketball 1. JOHN HOCKING - Football 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Soccer 4. WADE HODGES • Orchestra 1,2 MARK HOWES - Soccer I.2.3.4. DIANE HUGHES ■ Majorette 1. DOROTHY HUMPHREY . Camera 4 . LINDA HATCH CHRISTINE HA YES - Future Teachers Club 1,2; Orchestra 1,2,3. PATRICIA lONTA - Yearbook Staff 1,2 TAI IRISH - Football 1.Z3.4. CAROL JESSOP - Dasketball 1; Judo Club 1. LAURA JONES - Yearbook Staff 3,4; School Fair 1,2,3.4; Class Commit- tees 3,4; Gymnastics Manager 2. CAROLYN JORDAN BREEDA A. JOYCE DONNA JULIEN BRUCE JUNIOR - Cross Country 1,2,3,4. GLEN KAMINSKI KEITH KAMINSKI FRANCIS KANE - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4. LAURENCE KEANE JOHN KEELEY JUDY KELLEHER - School Fair 1,2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2; Class Committees 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2. ROBERTA KELLEY ■ Newspaper Staff 4. RICHARD MARTINEZ LESLIE MATTHEWS - Notional Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4. MARTHA MAURER - Band 1; Orches- tra 1; Track 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3. DENICEMA YHEW - Key Club 1; Year- book Staff 1; Cheerleader 3,4. MICHAEL MCALEER - Golf 1,2,3,4. ROBERT MCCARTHY - Ski Club 1, Football 1. ROBERT MCCULLOUGH - Soccer 1,2. STEVEN MCDONNELL ■ Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3.4. CHRISTINE MCGOWAN - Ski Club 1.2.3.4: Bond 1,2; Field Hockey 1. JAMES MCGRATH JOANNE MCGRATH - Ecology Club 2,3; Future Teachers Club 2,3; Key Club 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Ma- jorette 1,2-captaln 3,4; Track 1,2. GREGORY MCINTOSH - Track 1; Soc- cer 1,2. 3, 4. CATHERINE MCISAAC - Boskerboll 1. RICHARD MCKEE - Band 1.2.3.4: Football 1.2; Basketball 1; Stage Bond 2.3.4. JULIE MCKEEVER - Notional Honor Soclery 3.4: Student Council 2.3; Glee Club 1; Bond 1,2; Orchestra 3.4; Boskerboll 1. 2.3,4. Track 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 1.2.3; Soccer 4. VALEKIE MELVILLE ■ AES 4; School Fair 3; Glee Club 1. WILLIAM MELVIN - Notional Honor Society 3,4; A-V Club 1, 2,3,4; DIANE MERRILL - Key Club i,2.3,4. RICHARD MERRILL - LISA MESSERSMITH ■ Notional Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Field Hockey i. CLARA INES MICOLTA DURAN - AFS; Dramatic Club; Tennis 4. ARMANDO MIMMO - Ski Club 4, DENNIS MOREL - Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Cross Country 2,3,4. SHIRLEY MOREL - Key Club 2; Glee Club 1. HELEN MORRISON ■ Student Council 3; Key Club 1,2; Cheerleader 1. JEFFREY MOSS ■ National Honor Soci- ety-Treasurer; AFS 1,4; Cross Coun- try 1,2,3; Cycling Clu b 1,2; Outing Club 1,2. CHRISTINE MURPHY - Notional Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Cheerleader 1; Bond 1, 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4. JANE MURPHY - Notional Honor Soci- ety 4; Key Club 1, 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. MARTHA MURPHY - Student Council 3; Future Teachers Club 4. RICHARD MYLES JEAN NAG! - Yearbook 4. RUTH NEE ■ Cheerleader 0.4. SHERILLANN NICHOLSON KATHLEEN NOBLE - Key Club 3.4; AF5 1.2.3.4; PATRICIA NOONAN - National Honor Society 3.4; Key Club 1. 2.3.4; Major- ette 1.2.3; Tennis 1. 2.3.4. THOMAS NOONAN- Key Club 1.2.3; Ski Club 1.2; Ice Hockey 1.2,3. CHRISTINE NORTH - Ski Club 4. DENISE NOYES - Vice-President 3; Notional Honor Society 4; Ski Club 4; Student Council 1.2; Cheerleader 1. CORRINE O ' CONNOR SUSANNE O ' ODO NNELL - Key Club 4; Ski Club 2.4; Morsheloirs 1.2.3; Bond 1.2.3; Bicycling Club 1.2; Cam- era Club 4. THOMAS OLINGER - Football 1.3.4; Track 3. MAUREEN O ' NEAL - National Honor Society 4; Future Teachers Club 3.4; Field Hockey I.2.3.4. GLENN PAGE ■ Notional Honor Soci- ety 4 ; A-V Club 1.2; Wrestling 2.3; Computer Club 1. PAULA PAGE - Pep Club 1.2; Deco Club 4 ; Camera Club 4 . WILLIAM PATTEN SUZANNE PA VIDIS - Ski Club 2; Year- book Staff 3,4; Glee Club 1. ROGER PEACOCK ROBERT PEDDELL ROBERT PELLEGRINE MIKE PERKINS - Band 1,2,3, 4: Stage Band 1, 2,3,4. NANCY PHILLIPS - Key Club 1; Cheer- leader 4. EARL PINEO CHRISTINE PLETT - Key Club 1. MELLISSA L. PLUMMER ■ Library Club 1 . BARBARA POLISKEY CRAIG POLLEYS - Football 1,2. LYDIA PARKS - National Honor Soci- ety 3,4; School Fair 1,2; Class Com- mittees 1,2; Bond 1,2; Field Hockey 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. JON PASIUK BRUCE PARKMAN - National Honor Society 4; Student Council 1,2; Foot- ball 4; Basketball 3,4. RONALD POMELLA SUSAN E. PRATT - Notional Honor So- ciety 3.4; Ecology Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Marshelairs 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Outing Club 2; Bicycling Club 2 . HENRY PROCHAZKA - Wrestling 1.2, 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Football Man- ager 4; Track 2,3; Cross Country 1.2,3. JEFFREY QUINLAN - Key Club 4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Gradu- ation Committee 4; Wrestling 1. PATRICIA RADLEY - Student Council 3.4; Key Club 2,3,4. PAULA RADLEY - Student Council 3.4; Key Club 2.3.4. LISA RAY GERALDINE A. REILLY- Ski Club 1.2; Yearbook Staff 4; Field Hockey 1; Gymnastics 3,4. LISA RICH - Yearbook Staff 4. SUSAN RICHARD - National Honor So- ciety 3,4. CHARLES RILEY - Ski Club 3.4; Ice Hockey 1,2,3, 4. KAREN RINEHART - Notional Honor Society 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1: Marshelairs 2,3.4; Ten- nis 1,2,3,4; Chamber Singers 2,3,4. ROBERT RIZZOTO EILEEN ROBINSON ■ Student Council 2; Key Club I.2.3.4. Ski Club 1.2; Class Committees 1.2; Field Hockey 1 . KIM ROCKWOOD SHA WN RODERICK - Student Council 1,2; Dramatic Club 1; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,4; Ttack 3; Wrestling 3,4. DAVID ROONEY RICHARD ROONEY ROBERT ROONEY STEPHEN ROOT KATHLEEN ROTH WELL - Band 1,2,3. 4. MARIE ROY - Yearbook Staff 4; Deca Club 4. MARIA RUSHTON - Gymnastics 1 . 2 . 3 , 4 . CHARLES RUSSELL MICHAEL SABASTEANSKI KEVIN SCHNEIDER LORI SCOLLY GARY SCOTT ■ Band 1.2,3; Football 1.2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2.3,4; Baseball 1 . 2 . WENDY SEARFOSS ■ National Honot Society 3.4; Key Club 2,3,4; School Fair 1; Class Committees 1, 2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2.3,4; Basketball 1.3; Outing Club 1. CATHERINE SHANNON - Key Club 4; Cheerleadet 4; Dramatic Club 1. JOSEPH STACK - Football 1; Track 1.Z3.4. PATRICK STANTON SUZANNE STAPLES • National Manor Society 3.4: Key Club 2; Class Com- mittees 3.4; Field Hockey 1. 2.3.4. TIMOTHY STAUDER ■ Notional Honor Society 3.4; Bond 1.23.4: Dosketball 1; Soccer 1.2.3; Jozz- Rock 2.3.4. MICHAEL STEELE - Ski Club 1.23.4. DARIAN SHAW - National Honor So- ciety 4; Softball 1. 2.3.4. MARK SIEVERTS - Ski Club 1.23.4; Yearbook Staff 3.4; Tennis 3. PAUL SIMMONS DENISE SIMONINI - Yearbook Staff 4; Track 1.2. THERESA SINCLAIR RICHARD SORRENTO - Key Club 4; Yearbook Staff 1.2; Soccer 1.2.3. 4. ROBERT SOUSA GEOFFREY SHORT BRIAN SHEEHAN MARK STEVENSON . Ski Club 4; Soc- cer 1.2. 125 RODIN SUD5ICK - National Honor So- ciety 3.4; Key Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Cheer- leader 3,4. JEROME SULLIVAN KERRY SULLIVAN - Key Club 2; Ski Club 1,4; Class Committees 1, 2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Cycling Club 1. ROY SWIMM - Student Librarian 1; Band I.2.3.4. WALTER SZULAK RONALD TALENTI ■ Secretary 1.2; National Honor Society 4; Ice Hock- ey 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4. CAROL TAYLOR - Key Club 4; Ski Club 1; Yearbook 2; Field Hockey 1,2; Track 1,2; Pep Club 1: Camera Club 4. RICHARD THOMPSON - Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Football 4; Track 2.3.4. CAMERON THORNLEY - National Honor Society 3,4; Drama Club 1.2.3.4. CAROLE TIERNEY - Ski Club 1; Track 1; Cross Country 1; Deco Club 1. MICHAEL TRAMONTE - Ski Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. JAYNE TRAVALINE - Key Club 4; Cheerleader 4. MARK SULLIVAN NEAL SULLIVAN - Ski Club 1,4; Foot- ball 1; Track 4; Soccer 2,3,4. DORELLE SUTLIFFE ■ Student Council 1; Softball 2,3; Cycling Club 1. CAMERA SHY David Allen Matthew Jack Craig Alvey Richard Keen Daniel Aso doorlan Maureen Kelly Jeffrey Baker Paul Kelly Michael Barry Julie Kelty Bouzone Matthew DIetrIck Lamode Gory Bralt Michael Larkin Louis Camelio Marguerite Lennox Timothy Carmichael Nicoles Lento Janice Casey John Looney Mark Casper Andrew Monnix Patricia Conway James McGrath Nancy Cottar Kathleen Medlin Daniel Cunho Paul Menice Maureen Davis Eric Murphy Robert Dennett Marcus Nerino Gregory DeVaux John Niles Carol DItreck Timothy Norton Judith Donahue Robert Ohiund William Donovan David Parrett Bennett Dowell Scott Payne Bryan Doyle Laurie Peters Stephen Earle Edward Roche John FenochlettI Gerald Smith Kim FIguelredo Mark Smith Darryl Forglone Carole Speelman Margaret Gaffney Beverly Stutzenberger Frank Gerry Michael Tucker Jonathon Hayden Glen Vacarl Christine Henry JAMES WILSON - National Honor Society 4; Key Club 3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,4; Cycling Club 1. PAMELA WOODS KEVIN WORSH ■ Student Council 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 4; Golf 1,2,3,4. CONSTANCE WRIGHT- Key Club 1; Year book Staff 4. CATHERINE YOUNG - Baseball Score keeper 1,2,3. KATHLEEN FITZGERALD - Clearwate Fla. Class President 1,2, 3, 4. We ' d like to thank Kathleen for 3 su per years os the Class of ' 80 President. 128 THRNH5 RTG, UJE RPPRECIHTE IT The doss of 1960 offers Its odmirotlon, thonks ond toleronce to our feorless leoder Richie” Gordrter. If It hodn 7 been for Merrimock College the world would hove hod to suffer from yet onother Boston College physics groupie (o school ond course receiving the most corrupt devotion from Gordner). Not to mention thot the world hos been spored onother egotlsticol ond frustroted hockey ployer. Gordner ' s consistont neglect of personol hygiene, clothed decor, ond mis- use of VOS hoirsproy hos given the doss of 1960 o strong oppreclotlon of the pro prep stotus, o trolt we will surely odhere to In college life, regord- less of Gordner ' s ontl-prep stotus. ' Me further reollze thot his businesslike demeonor. In ond out of the clossroom. Is well meont, though we suggest he would hove done better os o physics professor. In physics his Introverted wit ond chilled disposition would hove been more fully occepted. Yes. physics seems ro be Gordner ' s coll, especlolly since his more serious lectures often Include such confusion os Bob Dy Ion ' s. If you ' re not busy being born, you ' re busy dying.” An obvious dllemmo to be onolyzed In blo-physics rother thon poetry! Gordner further Inspired his dosses Into whole-heorted boredom, vio Intriguing studies of John BelushI ond the Not Yet Reody For Prime Time Ployers.” Given this culturol bockground we students ore prepored for Intense llberol orts studies ond o life-long seorch for Horotio Hornblower. But, whot hos It got to do with troditlonol, stuffed shirt” English? OhI Gordner, we only osk thot you spore next yeor ' s seniors of the disco steps you ' ve ocquointed with John Ste wort ' s ortful composition. However, through oil ond oil It must be sold thot Gordner ' s fontosles, hyperotivlty, ond rove for Dylon ond Srewort, leove him exempt of the troditlonol stuffed shirt” Shokespeoreon professor. He hos proven ro be Independont of the norm rhot groduolly tronsmits students Into o slumber by lote Moy or June. Adopting his own method of odministering sleep, Gordner begins In eorly September ond diligently works to owoke his dosses by mid-July. Written by Janet Callahan. Gerry Reilly, Mary Courtney, Kim Foote. The following prophecy” contains thoughts and Ideas of what may Robert Fisher, Noreen Cornell, Liz Lofoff, Laura Jones, Mary Beth Hllner, happen In the future at Marshfield High School. Jackie Fontaine, Laurie Burke, and Laurie Bandinl SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY Twenty years from now Instead of names, people will be assigned numbers and classifications for Identification purposes. Such as the National Honor Society members wearing gold to represent the high position they hold. The Advanced Placement students will be wearing royal blue to represent each persons ' s knowing how to use their brains wisely and efficiently. Last but not least, as we glide down the corridor, we see the average person, wearing big green C ' s to represent their commoness . Sliding along on the movable floors, we observe the sights of a normal Tuesday time span. The Individuals are at once singled out from the ctowd: the one ' s that have been trying desperately to defy the system and they feel that this Is their only way to rebel, and not wear their colors or codes. As far as electricity and heat are concerned, they are run by solar energy. As we ' re looking Into the classroom, we see the common students learning their lessons, taught by androids and. the above ovetcge students by master computers; and finally the National Honor Society students learn what they must by head sockets that resemble the outdated beauty parlor hairdryers. Marshfield Is no longer a quiet quaint little town. It has grown up extremely fast and Is extremely modem. There Is high unemployment and no humans receive a regular Income because they don ' t have to work If they don ' t wont to. Our leisure time Is taken up by computer tennis gomes, electric mopeds and mind boggling exercises Life has changed since our high school years because of high Improvement In our economic stalls . . . What ' s next? MORNING ANNOUNCEMENT (First day of School, Sept. 8, 2(X)i) ’ ' Good morning students, this Is Walden White wishing you all a fine and Joyous day. The first thing on out agenda Is to say that we hope you all had a nice summer vocation and ore good and ready to start off the year 2001. Now, 1 feel It Is my duty to tell you that there have been a few changes In our school administration. First off Kolzer Tom MocMohon will be my working co-partner. He will lead the socialist followers of our assorted student body. For the new freshmen there will be a sign up sheet In the upstairs office If Interested In belonging to the socialist party of Marshfield High.” For other entering freshmen” this year offers on extensive course In Jesuit Religion taught by Rabbi Hal Shalnwald. An elective of this course will be offered by the Great Phllosophet Mr. McVarlsh. entltled ' The Hemlock , a study of Socratic Dialogue and Spiritual Awakening.” In concern of additional classes, new and varied electives will be available. The sophomore” class will be featuring Apeman” John Collella In rhe study of casanovlon society. A pre-requIsIte of a very shallow Intellectual stability and flirtatious personality Is required as well as being an active member of the female species. Outstanding physical characteristics are essential If you plane to succeed In this course. A similar course In the biological sciences and effects of alcohol will be administered by Keg Belly, Gunnarson. An elective In conjunction with that taught by Gunnarson Is Intellectual Belly Dancing. It Is a study of the Ins and outs and ups and downs caused by excessive dancing and eating. This elective will serve as a supplement to our ancient Health Program . The ex-Health Department Head, Ron Weiss, Is now acting campaign manager for the former D.E. coordinator, Horry TIngley ' s congressional bid. The D.E. store Is now campaign headquarters for the up-comIng Senator. If you would like to know more concerning Mr. TIngley ' s campaigning, Sex. Drugs and Rock-n-Roll”, please contact Mrs. Roberta Erickson. Her recent experience as a social worker will encourage students to participate In the Political World. ” Also, heading up the Math Department Is former cult-leader Robert Montmlny. He Is now recruiting aspiring new actors and actresses f or his comical ploy The Shah In Marshfield”. The hilarious playwright-librarian. Miss Andrews will be assisting as director and co-producer of this 2001 production.” A new space shuttle has been provided from the Math wing to the English Department deterring students tardiness and calming the hyper-active complaints of Richard Gardner. 30th REUNION - CLASS OF 1960 In the year 2010, Marshfield High Schaol ' s graduating class of I960 held Its first formal high school class reunion In the grand ballroom of the new high-rise Casa Derrinl. Many were surprised to discover that so many of their classmates hod taken on such unique and colorful lifestyles since their days at Marshfield High. Marla Rushton for example, has lately defected to Russia where she Is performing weekly with famed Mikhail Baryshnikov In Moscow ' s historical Palace of Culture. The talents of our classmates did not, however, end with Marla. The new pop group The Zygores for Instance, Is rapidly climbing the ladder to fame and fortune. The group ' s members, Rick McKee, Christine Hale, Wade Hodges, Suzanne Clark, and Joe Cooper hove often appeared on the cover of the smash magazine The Doily Dino, established In 1993 by superjournollst John Gaudino. Speaking of superstars. It Is Interesting to note that Janet Callahan and Bobby Frye have recently completed the filming of their new piece of celluloid. The Sequin, which should be released early this summer. Critic Rhonda Burum predicts numerous Academy Awards. Burum commented at the reunion, the film, directed by Woody Allen In conjunction with Patricio lonta enterprises of Beverly Hills, Is Just glorlousi Although no one was able to get In touch with Patty, Lisa Ray, while working with Francesco Scavullo In New York, claims she saw the multl-mllllonalress behind the wheel of a Rolls Royce somewhere in Manhattan. One Interesting Individual with whom we s poke at the reunion was Kerry Fennessey, who disappeared somewhere In Dorchester early In the 60 ' s. Kerry appeared suddenly at the door with baggy nylons and fifteen youngsters tugging at her curlers. Unfortunately we were not able to speak with Miss Fennessey, but we did hear her giggling. During the evening we did speak with Donna Castro, who Informed us of her lately being employed with the M and M company hand-pointing m ' s. Donna points close to 25,000 candles each day, while Pookle Hankey counts and bags. It was also good to speak with Dorian Shaw, who told us of her years since high school. Dorian explained that In an effort to make some kind of a profit In the business with which she grew up, she took her golden arches over to India. Due to her Ignorance regarding Indian culture and worship, Dorian ' s business failed, and she was sentenced by Indian officials to 12 years of reciting the Koran to grazing cattle. It Is good news to hear that David Lincoln has finally graduated from Harvard University. David has been working with chemical compounds in bullion cubes for the past 29 years. Other Harvard graduates Include Sharon Gregory, who has been studying paper mache, Matthew Jack, who has been working In home movle-making, and Roberta Kelley, whose major Is Bob Marley. Congradulatlons to Richard Cowan, who has recently announced his engagement to the highly-sophisticated B-4005 micro-computer which was recently Installed In Duca ' s Simplicity department. During our conversation with Rich, we were slightly token aback when he gestured toward the lobby and whispered, Here she comes now. As expected, Michael Henry has continued his political career, campaigning across the United States for a seat In the Missouri state legislature. Henry ' s secretary GerrI Reilly commented on his success, I think his efforts were well-rewarded. The white bucks and the Irish bread were dramatic clinchers. Superstar More Courtney sounded overjoyed when she Informed us of her overnight success as a Punkette at New York ' s Radio City Music Hall. Mare also told us of a quiet chat she had In the depths of Boston ' s Sumner tunnel with Patty Galvin, who Is directing traffic and collecting tolls there. The gals babbled about their post-high school experiences, one of which was with Julie McKeever, who often speeds through the tunnel In her newly-restored 1966 Jet — block Karmen Ghia. Someone at the reunion asked about the whereabouts of Allison Avery. Although nobody seems to be quite sure, some believe that Allison has yet to emerge from her Prospect Street bomb shelter In which she has been hiding since the early 60 ' s. The class of 1960 welcomed glamerous Liz Lapof to the reunion. Liz has lately been appearing In title roles on Broadway In musical s like Guys and Dolls and Dells Are Ringing Lapof has been considering working with the theatre In Paris, France, yet says, HI HI . . . Golly, Paris has begun to give me the doldrumsi Many were dumbfounded when they discovered a monstrous sailing vessel anchored Just outside the lobby, but when Kim Foote stepped out onto the bridge and dropped starfish Into the crowd, no one was surprised. Inside Kim ' s Incredibly well-furnished yaught, we discovered Beverly Stutzenberger, who wos boogying to the beat of Disco Princess . Beverly ' s success as the host of t.v. ' s Dance Fever has given rise to her Immediate success as a night club starlett In Chicago. Mony thanks ore due to all who participated In making the evening at the BerrInI such a smashing success. We hope to see everyone In the near futurel For those of you who hove been mislead In the belief that RTG upholds a happy-go-lucky demeanor let It be now stated that Gardner ' s attitude has deteriorated os quickly os his hairline. Sally Guodoghno we all lost to the film star of the 1970 ' s, the one and only Robert Redford. Wrapping up the athletics department, I would like to say that the outlook on this Is that the 4th floor co-ed lockerroom will be the sight of a meeting to be held by Coach Ron DIGrovIo and Coach Carol Anderson. This meeting Is for all those Interested In trying out for the co-ed Football team. Finally, I would like to wish you all good luck In your attempted quest for success In this new and modern school year. Thank you. The Establishment M st Saohfsficafed: Cotn Tfypmle y Friendl ff: Dove G fcon y - v S: (Vch Cowoi BUPEPiLRTlVES Most Artist} Pod Fryd Least Likely to Ait ndt Jim Md oth Class Flirts: Jim WUsonn Happiest: Brian Almeder ’■J ' Most Unforgettable: ’fdhn Qoui W: I Class Singers: Brian Almeder Class Writers: Jobnl BdM Most School. Spirit: Mike Henry Best All-Around:, Bndn Almeder Miss M.H.S. Wendy MocNeli Wendy MocNe Sharon Gregor Judy As Jenny Alma Lee Ann Coutur Sharon Gregor Helen Moriso, LeeAnn Coutur Mary Courtne LeeAnn Couture (tie Janet Callahai Mary Courtne Chris Hall Roberta Kelle, Mary Courtne, y im Figuereidi I Kathy Wela ■ Julie McKee ve i Susan Prat iChampagnt e Mayhe t Callahali ncy Corbel ki Caseac ' enny Dor Courtne) |n Rinehart i ' .s l in SubsicI J(endy MacNeil ' W ndy MacNeil TEACHER SUPERLATIVES Most Popular: Most Knowledgeable: Best Dressed: Most Spirited: Most Humorous: Most Serious: Most Respected: Most Understanding: Most Concerned: Best All-Around: Gardner . Jo Smith Kane Gardner McVorish Mr. Gardner (tie) LoLumiere Mrs. Erickson (tie) . Ross . Meredith Peterson Abbott Mrs. Kauffman (tie) Gardner { „ A Congratulations To The Graduates! ROCKLAND TRUST COMPANY Town PorkingwQy Marshfield 834-7662 GILLESPIE MARSHFIELD FLORIST Ocean Street Marshfield MA I860 Ocean Sf. 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Halr-Cuttirtg Specialists ED LEONARD MASTER Lie. NO. 7812 TEL. 837-0839 ED LEONARD, JR. MASTER Lie NO 8577 TV 1855 OCEAN STREET MARSHFIELD, MASS. 02050 Davenports Marshfield Driye In Qeaners, Inc can’t wish Ojj 668 Plain Sireet 834-8101 ZP 02050 0Tla7tAR icicl DIAMONDS • WATCHES - JEWELRY OCEAN WEBSTER STREETS MARSHFIELD, MASS. 02050 834-9266 143 Congratulations Class Of 80 I From 1 FRANK J. MCGEE I HMS HODDIES 1 1 Attorney At Law I 1657 Ocean St. 1 1 1952 Ocean St., Marshfield MA. 1 Marshfield MA 02050 1 1 Fanevll Hall Market Place 1 1 Boston MA 1 Congratulations Class Of 1 DUCA ' S 1 1 CLARKE PHILLIPS DUS CO. 1 1 VARIETY STORE I 1 Marshfield, MA. I 1921 Ocean St. 1 Marshfield MA. 1 634.4901 1 1 CREATIVE MINIATURES 1 TINKER ' S DAM I 1 RESTAURANT PUD I 1 By Fred Bennett 1 RTF 139 1 H Green Harbor, MA. 1 Pembroke MA. I 1 GERARD FARM 1 HUD MUSIC SHOP 1 1331 Ocean St. 1 H 95 Church ST. 1 Marshfield MA. I Pembroke MA. 1 634.7662 H 626.3006 144 h « Congratulations From Marshfield MA. 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