Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1982 volume:

MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1982 Memories Like the corners of my mind Misty watered-colored memories Of the way we were Scattered pictures Of the smiles we left behind Smiles we gave to one another For the way we were So it’s the laughter We will remember Whenever we remember The way we were THE WAY WE WERE . . . The Senior Class of 1982 would like to dedicate our year- book, a symbol of the “best years of our lives”, to Miss Judy “Nerbs” Noble. Over the past three years, she has not only given her support to our class activities, but also to all school sports. We thank you for your endless dedication to us. The Class of 1982 The Yearbook Staff top row: Paul Murley, Pam Berry, Sue Flynn, Curtis Altmann, James Tragakis, Amy Corcoran. David Snyder, second row: Kim lafolla, Kathy Alberta, Susan Doucette, Wendy Skomars, Hope Carter, Debbie Kelly, Laura Hart. Beth McGinnis, Mark McKay, bottom row: Jill Landesburg, Cathy Cullen, Sandy Covers, Nancy Cusak, Gail Scarscioti, Julie Grace, Linda Fowle, Ariadne Allen, Karl Berger, Krishna Mahabir, missing: D.J. Burke, Paula Moran, Eileen Ryan The Editors top row: Hope Carter, Advertising, Pam Berry Senior Portraits and Superlatives, bottom row: Linda Fowle, Candids and Underclassmen, Ari Allen, Faculty and Activities, James Tragakis, Boys Sports, Amy Corcoran Girls Sports if, Kathleen Patricia Alberta. “Kath” Up On: Good friends, sweaters, preppies, laughing, rainbows, Mccic, D.C.’s E, W, F, P.C. N.H. Summers, M M’s AP’S Memories: Bye, Bye, Birdie, Mailtrucks! x-Countrv, Rifles, 4 10 81, Beach Boys ' , 6 1 81, B.I., C.A.’s parties, KF, Kl, LF, DH, SM, DB, AA, SD MH, ER, DK, summer 81’, GSC, Fris- beette’s, plums, “Mustiv’got lost”, CGC, Mac’s, s.c., THANX Mom Dad. F avorite Saying: UGUYS! Curtis R. Altmann Up on: soccer, parties, the beach, fimi, easy classes, friends, weekends, mich, concerts . . . the munchies, early rising, crashers, Memories-Proms, collapsed decks, V.H., the Duper, Duxbury w LB, July 4th., the quarry, Afgblk, ex- change, Club, band, 12:20 munchout, “Cannonball” Life is: A Job ($14.50 a dayj When it all ends up You got to go back to Mother Earth — Memphis Slim Mike “GIG” Anes Up on: Life, stage band tours. Dead Concerts, JAZZ Down on: Photo finish H.R. en- trances. Best Memories: Exchange ’79’ exchange party ’81 ' Story days in Mr. Cuoco’s class. I’d rather be a free man in my grave, than living as a puppet or a slave, and as shure as the sun, gonna shine I’m gonna get my share now of what is mine . . . — JIMMY CLIFF Jennifer Lee Bailey Up On: Special friends. Long talks, Falmouth, “The Red Bomber”, One Special Weekend, Small Parties 2 7 81, 18, Bermuda 82?, SN-1, “BRUCE”. Down On: Rainy days, tears, F.P.S. 3 29 81, Goodbyes, 10 3 81. Best Memories: “The Hill 80”, Cape weekends, I.A.’s W Goober, All-Nite-Long. Looking back somehow I always knew my tears would make me laugh, but 1 never thought my laughter would make me cry. Ariadne Marguerite Allan “Ari” Up on: Ballet, swimming, rain- bows, roses. Mummy Dad- dy, friends, Quincy Market, M M’s, sunny days. Preppy! Best Memories: Washington, D.C., Girl’s State, X-Country ’80, Peak ’82, Swim Team, Special Chorus, “Once Upon a Mattress”, “Bye, Bye Bir- die”, my locker! . . . Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference. — Robert Frost Donna Marie Alberta Up on: AFS, colorguard, special chorus, and float committee. Memories: Special friends, UConn-Allan N ’s, camalot chase, Regina Pizza, June 1, 1981 BB, Where is he? NH “81”, CYO’s, The set up that never worked RL! Football games, weekends. Mom and Dad, great grandparents, “82”. Memories like the corner of my mind, misty water color memories of the way we were . . . David C. Anderson Memories: Good Friends, Hoops, Indoor Golf, Weekends, NH, Getting Hap- py, Toga Parties, Road Trips, Concerts, Prom ’81, Dec. 11, 1980, The Animals, Good Times. — If You Wake Up And Don’t Want To Smile, If It takes Just A Little While, Open Your Eyes And Look At The Day, You’ll See Things In A Different Way. Don’t Stop, Thinking About Tomorrow, Don’t Stop, It’ll Soon Be Here, It’ll Be, Better Than Before. — FLEETWOOD MAC Dale Stephen Archer Up on — 12 15 79, surprise par- ties, D.B., hockey, good friends, Saturdays at M.I.T., my family, skiing, blue lips, sailing, “extra help” Down On — Sunday Globes, preppies, trees that get in the way, snobs, sophisticated ice cream sodas, stolen sailboats, working weekends Memories — proms ’80 and’81, Plymouth, Boy’s State, Styx concert, locking Paul on the roof V u 6 Peter T. Beale Memories: D.F., M.V., N.Y. Beaching, Blue Bug Puddle Jumping, K.D. + Onerose Noonhill, Cuttyhunk, Subaru- chasing, A.F. B.L. You know that I care what hap- pens to you, and I know that you care for me too, so I don’t feel alone, or the weight of the stone, now that I’ve found somewhere safe to bury my bone, and any fool knows a dog needs a home, a shelter from pigs on the wing. — Pink Floyd Lynn Marie Bellavance Best Memories . . . “THE FAMI- LY” . . . F.P.S. 3 29 81 . . . knockouts . . . B.B.C.G. . . . Fearsome Foursome . . . Cape . . . beaches . . . 4 . . . Wilderness Family . . . S.S. Minnow . . . S.D.’s ... k’- F’ridays . . . v-ball “breaks” . . . Triangle Twins . . . Benji Jocque . . . remarriages . . . F.C.D.C. . . . R.S.C. ossifers . . . 20% . . . Bermuda ’82? . . . Now the lines have all been read And you knew them all by heart Now you move toward the door Here it comes the hardest part . . . — Bob Seger Karl B. Berger When you’ve seen beyond your- self then you may find, peace of mind, is waiting there — And the time will come when you see we’re all one, and life flows on within you and without you. — George Harrison Life is like a carousel, it has its ups and downs — enjoy the ride while it lasts. Pamela Janet Berry Up On: Special Friendships . . . rainbows ... 3x a Lady . . . Gook outs . . . straws . . . Su- premes . . . chocolate . . . sharing . . . “Beautiful Loser” Best Memories: “THE FAMILY” . . . times with G.W. . . . spaghetti dinners . . . Mcsun- daes . . . folding programs . . . SS Minnow . . . MBPSS . . . train stations . . . The Ani- mals . . . Hoopa Twins . . . kidnapping D.S. . . . Sebago LakeJ. B.F.) ... Proms ... Wilderness Family . . . New Years 81’ ... FPS 3 29 81 . . . Locked out? . . . Break in! ... scheming with Beth . . . RSG . . . All-night-long . . . Home- coming . . . 20% . . . Always remember . . . never forget . . . Louie Balzi Up On: The Grateful Dead, The Stones, Jim Morrison, New Hampshire “81”, concerts Down On: Mondays, Rainy days. Babysitting, no car, no money Favorite saying: k ' ire it up! Favorite song: Roadhouse Blues The future’s uncertain and the End is always near. — The Doors Thomas John Beausang “Beau Intense Is: UGONN Huskies soc- cer. Beating DOVER for the Cup. Soccer made In Ger- many. Fall bashes. Mom and Pop. Weekend cruisin with “THE BOYS” in VIETZIE’S VETTE. Bumper 77’. Uncle “G.” For I know the plans I have for you, says the LORD. They are plans for good and not evil, to give you a future and a hope. James R. Belloli TEAM POLARA, Scarlet Be- gonias, 5 29 81, Ferrets Ace, Captain “Trips”, Terrapin, Lin- dy, the Flinstones, paychecks, Speroni’s, vector research Best Memory: Room 222 Favorite Place: St. Alfonzo’s Pancake Breakiast “I wish I was a Headlight on a Northbound Train!” Grateful Dead Karin Bernardo Wilderness Family . . . F.P.S. 3 29 81 . . . Road Trips . . . B H Adventures . . . Beautiful Loser . . . Rowdie Bunch . . . Ghatham “Scrwooy” Rabbits . . . triangles . . . HiHo Bandits . . . “THE FAMILY” . . . RSG Ossifer . . . S.S. Minnow . . . dilemmas . . . Moving Crew . . . The Fat Lady . . . 106 me ... an extremely valued friendship . . . Hugs and Guppies . . . 20% daydreams . . . Walk in the sunshine Look for the bright sign Be all of those things You’re able to be ... Sarah Jane Bertolet “Sally” Up On; laughing, volleyball, pedding, sneaking, canoeing. You ' ve Got A Friend, getting scared, sleeping, friends, family Down On: peach fuzz, water- melon, and coke, working at TH, pain, closemindedness, Greensleeves on tape, square toes, snakes Memories; Bahamas, Cape, ski trip, scenes, cupid, doubles, 1 A.M. walk, dinner mints Life Is: The Circle Game — J.M. Donna Brabazon “D.B.” Strawberries . . . rainbows . . . mac’s . . . Texaco . . . Lowell friends . . . cookie monster . . . little soldier . . . degenerate triangle . . . “you guys” . . . “heavy the ... ” ... “football, vou bet” . . . G.H. . . . K.D., L.D., M.H., D.M., C.B., J.C., D.C. 12 5 79 . . . M.J . . . R V . . . Newport . . . Troy N.H. . . . daisies roses . . . Cricket . . . boo boo face. If you love something let it go. If it comes to you. it ' s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was. Kristin Bernardo Like an echo down a canyon Never coming back as clear Latelv I just judge the distance Not the words I hear. — Bob Seger Maybe there’s things 1 miss But don’t be unkind It don’t mean I’m blind Maybe I might have changed Not been so cruel Not be such a fool Whatever is done is done I just can’t recall It doesn’t matter at all. — Emerson, Lake and Palmer Veronica A. Bonanno “Ronnie” Good friends . . . Good times . . . Smiles . . . Cheerleading . . . Flirting ... Musicals ... Italy’80 . . . A.F.S. Costa Rica ' 81 . . . Los Ticos . . . 11 22 80 . . . CB . . . Working . . . Storeroom D . . . From ' 81 ... The Gang . . . — The Best of Times . . . Each day holds a beauty of its own. Look toward the future as something which contains both the unexpected and the special. You don’t know what great things the future may bring. Suzanne Elizabeth Berry rainy days . . . Homecoming . J long talks with special friendsl . jumping high . . . popcorn’n’ g.r. ' 81, glasses . . . movies w S.,| ' long runs in the rain . , . wed- j dings ’n’ puppies . . . M M’s ... ' f.p. study . . . Brattleboro . . . paper flowers . . . family . . . d.e. w deb : I happy are those who dream! ■ dreams, i ' and are willing to pay the price ! r to make them come true. tf launch out into the deep — let ’ the shoreline go. - William H. Block ' ] “Bill” Up On: Chess, basketball, riding my bike, soccer, computer j programming, and accounting. Down On: English, music tests, political tests, and agile sports. Ambition; To either be an ■ accountant or to work with ■ computers. I Patrick C. Bowles I I Thomas S. Brennan ) Up On: Hoops, Soccer, MH, New ,9 York, to the “RACE”, Summer jl 80, 81, 20, Green Machine, .f Canada Trip Down On: Telephone poles, ties, .■ 1 fries, people who disagree, I with me, last second foul j i shots y “We benefit from Wins and losses but ties are like kissing (j, I your sister” I Christopher Brenton If the doors to mans perception were truly cleansed; man would see the world for what it really is; infinite. Wouldn’t it be great if we could publish alternate universes? 1 don’t know, maybe it was the roses . . . D.M., thank you for being you, you’ve touched my life. They whisper promises in the dark. Med — what? There is nothing like a GRATEFUL DEAD concert. — Chris Brenton Jennifer Marie Brown “Jenny B., Brownie” Memories: MHS Dancing Band . . . Exchange Concerts, Paper packing parties, Boom Chug- ga Lugga Lugga, Ground Round parking lots at 11:30! Whose chain D.K.? Benny’s stupid jokes! Popcorn — Dis- creetness Up On: Family, friends, beaches, Nantucket, and sunny days. Miseries: Rainy days, goodbyes, sitting home on Saturday nights Life is a series of hellos and goodbye’s I’m afraid it’s time for goodbye again David J. Burke Jr. D.J. Deej Didge E-Day Up On: Hoops, Big Blue, Celtics, N.B.P.T., Warren’s New Year, 4th July at Curtis’, Benny’s Ed, Cape, 7 24 81 VH, Old Wharf Rd., Exchanges, NoonHill, movies w friends, M.M(van), D.P., S.M., P.M., S.M., L.B. (seafood), D.J. N.W., C.A., L.H., D.R., C.B. Down On: Moving, No Trans- portation Favorites: 21, “in your face”, “You’re my hero”, “Cannon- ball”, Homecoming, Quarries, Mr. Belmont Life Is: What happens to you while you’re busy making other plans. Erik S. Cannon “Ira” “Red” Up On: 2:10, soccer, Jackcicles, Buddy Holly, Jefferson Air- ' plane, road trips, skiing. Down On: 8:00. Rubic’s cube. Usually Seen: At Bullard’s At first the infant. Mewling and puking in the 1 nurse’s arms. i| And then the whining school- ; boy, with his satchel. And shining morning face, creeping like snail Unwillingly to school. — Shakesp eare — Margaret Brooks Meg Mega 13 Up On: P’oxRuns (pineapple gang), )unk Food, Parties, Soc- cer, Sailing, Visits to Spring- field, Close b’riends, F’amily. Down On: Having a plastic body. Rainy Days, Sat. Morning practices, teatherballs too Much homework. Memories: Prom 80 pr.. Roller- skating 80’, The Big ‘E’, Sheep Sh . . ., tent parties, good times w friends . . . Long- wood Rd . . . ? Denise Brymer Up On: Weekends, Family, Good Friends, Dedham, Proms, Roses, Summers, Pay Day, Buying Clothes, Pizza, The Doors, and Boston. Down On: Broken Hairdryers, Rainy Days, May 14th, Alge- bra II Memories: White Cliffs, Fal- mouth Heights, Cape Cod, Old Silver Beach, Paragon Park, N.Y.E., Y.C.P with Janine, Shopping with Nana Kay. Ambition: On to College and to be Independently Wealthy. Christopher Burtt Up On: Football, Hoops, BIG BLUE, Skiing, Water Skiing, Parties, Good times with good friends. Down On: Monday mornings. Leaving good friends. Pa- triots. Best Memories: Noon Hill, 27, Summer of 81, The Games, Parties and outrageous times at M.H.S. Ambition: To do the best 1 can at whatever I do. Life Is: A Challenge; You get out of it what you put into it. Thomas B. Caragliano Up On: old squawkers and get- ting out of hand, 3 14 81 , Bugs Bunny, the Eleven, the begin- ning of the alphabet. Down On: Sir Dankus, harass- ments, no gravy Happiness Is: Walking out in the morning dew. Ambition: To get blown away by an AK-40 automatic assault rifle. 9 Hope Anne Carter “Thumper” Up On: Montreal, field hockey, parties, great freinds, 18, old swill, laughing, JT, cruising?! in KS’s boat, NH and Vermont skiing, Prom ’81 , Waikiki mix, peppermint, MacDonald’s in the morning, A P cats Down On: Wareham, MA 9 27 81, wrong directions So many roads to choose. We start out walking and learn to run And yes. We’ve Just Begun. Elena Chiesa (From Italy!) Hi, I’m the Italian AP’S’er I’m living a super experience! It is impossi- ble to be homesick while doing so many new, interesting and ex- iting things. I hope that many of you will live through something so great as meeting new people and visiting new places in the world! Thanks, everybody, for making my year this beautiful Ciao Elena P.S. (Hey Lynne!) Write!!! — Via dei Mille No 7 Genova, Italy Christopher Colbourn Up On: Outdoor Concerts, the Allman Brothers Band, Fast cars (Polara’s, P’ury IPs), Mick Jagger, Leather Whips, Ros- sington-Collins, Jerry and Bob, Honest friends, Keith Richards Not Into: the “employer”, Mark Chapman I believe we’re moving toward a new age in ideas and events. There’s a young revolution in thought and manner about to take place. — Brian Jones Pamela Barrett Colt Remember: Field hockey, Maine, Naushon, Celtics, sail- ing, Boston, preps, nice clothes, rainbows, bears, cameras, smurfs, dances, my family, trust, Montana style, H.C. ' 79, b-ball, summer ’81, the S-B book, WWI, rolls royce, K.R. ’81, 6 R.C.’s, ran- dy, arthur with d.k. j.b. Dread: snakes, bad ankles knees, hospitals, rainy days, lengths, shy people, fakes, W.T. in W.R., W.S., being caught, lies, people who don’t say what they feel. Marcie Lyn Cates Memories . . . Special times, “THE P’AMILY”, concerts. Yams, cheerleading. Spirit Sticks!, F.P.S.?, Florida “80”, M.W., Knockouts!!, Bubbles ’n’ Blue Skies, Boston, V.R.’s, Wilderness Family, Gook- outs!, Bermuda “82”!! How many words have I got to say And how many times will it be this way With your arms around the fu- ture And your back up against the past . . . — Moody Blues Albertina L. Cicio “Albert, Al, Cheechio” Up On: K.T., M.C., A.D., D.L., C.M., friends, sunny days, Ita- ly, family Usually Seen: 9 to 9, Silver Wagon, crusin with A.D. Favorite People: M.C., A.D., K.T., M.C., mom, dad Best Memories: 6 2 79, 5 17 81, 7 17 81, 7 18 81, 7 19 81 Favorite Saying: Hey, whats up, see ya, catch ya later Favorite : 29 k’avorite Song: He’s So Shy (Pointer Sisters) Ambition: To live a happy life and to share it with someone special. Kyle M. Coleman 12 25 64 Likes: the Stones, talks with T.C., twins, Pineberries, wick- ed white lines. Favorite Person: Kevin Memories: B.K., 9 14 79, motion at the legion, 10 4-6 81. The program for this evening is not new. You’ve seen this entertainment through and through. You’ve seen your birth, your life, your death. You might recall all of the rest. Did you have a good life when you died? Enough to base a movie on. MORRISON Jeanne Elizabeth Commane “Sully” Up On: D.S. G.S., Laughing, friends, Beatles, Summer nights . . . Long Weekends. Memories: Christmas 80, Sum- mer 80, 9 20 81 w M.C., R.C., C.M., V.W. at BKs. ! Stand up on your feet Your life is short as heck. You could be dead tomorrow. Today may be your Last Chance to believe in yourself. Your Last Chance to veil, Your Last Chance to be good to yourself. Your Last Chance to Dream! — SHOOTING STAR — Thanks Mom Dad 10 Connie Jean Cox G.C. . . . Prom ' 81 . . 4 10 81 . . . Sueooo . . . Late movies???? . . . Talks ' till 2 . . . “You’re Cot a Friend” . . . Stowe Vt . . . 2 14 81 . . . “Freebird” . . . breaking tetherballs . . . softball . . . movies with friends . . . So many faces in and out of my life . . . Some will last, Some will just be now and then. Life is a series of hellos . . . and good- byes . . . I’m afraid it’s time for goodbye — again . . . — Billy Joel — David M. Cronin (Moody) Up On: Bleachoes, SS, USA, Technology Not Up On; Predictability, KF-$, Seasons, Requirements Favorite Saying; No Bleach — No Deal Memories: Wasting money and time, Laughes, loves and losses Upon learning to truly see a man of knowledge becomes every- thing by becoming nothing, don Juan Matus — 3 Oct., 1968 Sonora, Mexico Grant Christopher Cos Up On: “The Boss” 12 16 80, booting. The Lightbulb track, my family. Zero and Blind Terry, Mack the Knife, God Down On: booting. The Two Musketeers, ugliness Best Memories: a certain barn in Medfield, runs to the beach with Steve and Jen “People are so out of touch” The immortal A1 Me. Amy Beth Corcoran Up On: Boston, Field Hockey, 10, Concerts, Ohio, Camp- ing, t’aH Days, Good Friends, Second Chances. Not Too Up On: No sleep!. Bad moods. Rainy nights. Diets, Misunderstandings. Memories: Roadtrips, The Canoe-Race, SKAT, Martha’s ■Vineyard ’81’, G.T, Shufflin w Jill, Egypt Beach, WAAAAHI, Music Exchange ’81, The Misadventures of Amy and Lauren, The “WORM”, . . . Good for a laugh, and an ice cream to boot, LISTENIN’ TO THE MUSIC . . . Alyson Ann Condit “Al” Up On: Hampton and Nauset beach. Traffic jams. Red Sox Games, L.B.I., Bad Co., P.P. Crew, U-Mass Weekends, Ant- music, APIAB, “wrongoi”, 8 25 79, Doughnuts, “Cuocs” stories, Metro’s boyfriend. Down On: Locking keys in cars, getting lost with K.M., Argu- ments with stubborn people, “I strongly disagree!”. Mo’s great idea’s, Mrs. P?, K.C.’s illnesses. Life is too serious to take too seriously. Barry J. Coughlin B.J. Up On: CL350’s, skiing, la- crosse, Anchor Steam, Ato- mic ARC’S, money, Celtic’s, Blue bonnet Bowl 80, 928’s, powder hounds. Bio Systems Down On; Winter fog, Monday exams. Flexible Sigmoid’s, automatics, icy roads. Lugs Only those who dare . . . truly live E. Ferrari Winslow H. Crocker 111. “Win” Best Memories: Football, La- crosse, Waterskiing, Scuba diving. Hunting, Fishing, Par- ties, Summer, Concerts, The beach, Scituate, Times with friends and Family, All nighters. Favorite Musicians: Beatles, Moody Blues, The Dead Dislikes: Losing, Wasting time. Being rushed, Lending money to friends. Finals, Calling from J.M.’s office. Parents coming home early Favorite Saying: “If you can’t dazzle them with brillance baffle them with B.S.” Judith Ann Cullen Butchie Old Judy Jude Jully Ghost, Cat, rhymes in Dana’s car, puns, jelly, jam sessions, Cam- poree ‘81’, laughs, “a skirt”, Gravytrain, Stonehill, the Bea- tles, G Women, Harvard Square, Exchange ‘81’, the piggie and duckie, smilie sounds, Donna — Buddy, Mac’s, running, Neil Young, tea and Shakespeare. “Fine choice, Landesberg!’’ “And your mother’s a man, the End.” Sandra ). Cullen Sandie Good times, good friends, Paris ' 81. The Champs Elyssee in pouring rain. Jim Morrison (Rid- ers on the Storm), cafes, the Louvre. The Vineyard, Concerto in D Monor, sunsets, wine, Nov., idealism, painting. Renoir, poet- ry, writing, Hesse, NO NUKES, Jackson Brown ' 80. Dylan, Neil Young, Moody Blues ' 81 And so castles made of sand melt into the sea . . . eventually — Hendrix Nancy Ellen Cusack “Nance” The Old Gang, family. Birds, NH. Montreal, instigating, WHB, 5 Alive, parties. BIA, pow- wows, Old Swill, JT NY, music. Road Trips, SHOUT!, SDr, GSA, Prom 81, Valentines 80, Dave Me, Roses, Twinkie Crossfire, Munich Night, HGs, Wakaki mix, quische, Chinese food, Pshnai, pizza ' Gria, talking. Rainbow, Moo-Moo, Brattle- boro, popping corks, M’s trunk. Off The Wall, Quincy Market. The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. (JT) Diane Daniels “DD” Mike 8 18 78, Prom 81’, the rocks. Haven runs, field hockey, 13, back of the bus band, KIEL- BASA, the old gang, sledding, tan faster w sg, the animals, road trips, Montreal 81’, Cape 79’, N.J. shore, 80’ 81’, beeta weeta beach feet, ababababa, board- walk, the last french fry, duck ponds, camp . . . bagged in ac- tion, ex-C of A, worms ... Its better to strive for the top and fail then strive for the bottom and succeed. Patricia Sue Dennison “Patty”, “Patty Sue” Up On: AFS, backpacking, friends, V. Dubs, A.R., ani- mals, B.O.C., sunny days, mountains, sunsets, guitar, Arizona, outdoors Finland Down On; cold, rainy days Memories: 3 28 81, “mail truck”, K.F., “Mita”, AFS Fin- land ’81, PROM (natick’s), ■’Boingl”, “BYE BYE BIR- DIE”, times with A.R. Goodbye is not an ending For you’ll find along life’s way Within your heart you’ll always have A part of yesterday. w r • fii i ' - 12 John Francis Curry I “Farmer” j Up On: Friends, laughing. Jack- j ie. Pink Floyd, tenor and bar- , ry, the MHS Dancing Band, the Decelle’s crew ‘ Down On: nothing to do, the re- ceiving room blues, beingj late, J.A. Life Is: A Job ($14.50 a day) I Just remember that it’s a grand illusion, 1 . And deep inside we’re all the ; same. — STYX— , Lisa Marie D’Ambrosia ' “Little Jackie D.” “Lis” ; Memories; Beach days ’81, Lowell weekends, chevy sit- i ting, good times with DJ, long i walks, miniature golf, Top of j| the Hub, ooh baby!, 9 16 81 ! H.P., Vermont ’81, 9 18 81-9 ! 20 81, Trips to Boston, I Ground Round, M M’s, 8 3 ! 81, swimming 1 1 27 80 i Davey, the Strip, loosing Ben- ! ny at airport. Prom ’81, good friends: Kim (my dude). Twig- gy, NTC, Jim, Donna John, j Bob, Cindy (Hey y’all) ] Kathleen A. Davis “Kathy” J.P., 7 17 80, The Cape — 8 20 | F 81, The Old Gang, Birds, Pow- wows, S. Dr., 3 BT’s, G.S.A. and [ the Old Route, Buddy, PSHNA, O.T., 2 W.W., M M’s, Prom ’81, Boston, Mickey, Mighty-mite, i 16, Fieldhockey and Rain- bows, worms. My family. B “Life is a series of Hellos and Goodbyes — I’m afraid it is time for Goodbye again.” Billy Joel I I Craig S. Devlin | “Kregga” “Goodie” 1 II Up On: Good Friends . . . Satur- | day Night At The Oldies ... I Irish . . . “The Animals” • ■ • j “106” . . . Roadtrips . . . Zoo | Crew . . . Beau’s Auto ’n’ 1 B Lounge . . . Parties . . . Con- I certs . . . Marshvegas . . . The I B-52’S . . . Elvis . . . Ski trips ! . . . Ghetto Cruisers ■ ■ j Weekends . . . the Fest! Fall . . . The old neighborhood . . . Being HAPPY . . . D.B.P. The House of Wong . . . New Years “81” Hi Chad. Down On: 8 16 81 The Shell Answer Man . . . Friendly’s . . . Bob’s 1st Party . . . “Where did we go wrong? . . . Phony People . . . Tommy’s D’s Death rides . . . Car Acci- dents . . . and always getting caught. ' Kim Doherty “Fish” ' Vlemories: September 13, 1979, J Burning tennis balls. Bird, Snoopies, Degenerate trian- gles, Kims, Montreal, River- ' side. Love Canal, D.B., B.T.S., 1 D.H., L.D., P.B., B.W., T.M., J.M., J.G., September 18-20, , 1981 Lowell Weekends, “ “G.B.”, Red and Yellow Roses, Sunrises, Puff, Dude, ® Cindy, (Hey babe), Boston nights, M M’s ' Memories are very important be- cause sometimes thats all you have: but a fool will loose to- morrow reaching back for yesterday. Susan Marie Doucette “Suet”, “Nobody” ' JpOn:friends, family, art. Nova Scotia, N.H., smiles, nature, ’ love, caring Memories: K.F., K.A., S.M., and the rest of the gang, A.F.S., good times, exchanges, spe- cial, yearbook, “Hellos and Goodbyes” ‘Tears are for tomorrow: Be hap- py today.” ‘Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall, Ml you have to do is call Ifou’ve got a friend ...” Alan Evans “Otis” . avorite Sayings: Wazzup?, What the bunk, ouiiieee. Jp On: The Beatles, The Dead, Steely Dan, The Who, Samp- son and Delilah Live, Jammin, Memories: San Fransisco ”80” Saturday Night Yipping Bogged By: Bunk music, Reo Speedwagon, etc., Marc Chapman, Firey Narrows, Broken Strings “Life is something people are al- ways trying to define instead of living it.” A.E. Thomas Edward Fawcett Up On: Hockey, Football, Good friends. Long Weekends, Full tank of gas. All Nighters, The Boss, The Doors, Hendrix, Beach Parties. Down On: Mondays, No gas. Noises from the car. No Money, Blue Lights, Home- work, Bed spins. James M. Donovan J.D., Jimmy D. Up On: being a senior, vacations, Honda Civics, car repair in Dover, architecture, money, Adam and the Ants. Down On: broken mopeds, physics teachers, S AT’s, math tests, working weekends I’evorite quote: Life is but a dream where the sleeping are awake and the awake are sleeping. unknown author Kimberly Jean Edgar Kim, Panda B. Memories: G.W., Homecoming — Valentine’s Day ’79, France, Summer ’81, V-ball, Cheering, Bowdoin, defying death, good friends, 4 a.m. talks, M.G.A., NJ, falling out of parked cars, 151, Bourne, Panda Poems, TLA, riding giraffes “Patty — close the door!” Bummers: The Bunny Hop, T- birds, anything cheap, net calls. Barbie boots, no rubbing alcohol “Wake up now, this is the time you’ve waited for.” — Genisis Todd Douglas Fairfax Memories: Football, 70, the old King’s Road, B.D.’s, angling, the mean lean green machine, shank, 4 w-d-ing, racing, hi-points, road trip to New York, the Berkshires, rodeo riders, Hilton Head, Springsteen concert 12 80, Blushing Brides concert?. Air- heads. Not So Up On: Injuries, losing, wheelbarrow rides, bogarts, DNF’s, curfews, Turkey Day dance ’80 Favorite place: The corner of fifth and borneo . . . Succeeding in life isn’t ev- eryting, but wanting to is ... Amy Rebecca Flanders “Aim” . . . Briarwood . . . U-ies at Ken- ny Rd ... the Vineyard . . . TK . . . PW . . . SD’s . . . NYE80’ . . . Prom 81’ ... roses . . . DOORS ... BJ ... honesty . . . Munchie . . . warm fuzzies . . . BT ... vi- cious tennis . . . sunsets . . . Grampa’s Falcon . . . family . . . DYG . . . Stevie . . . 10:10 . . . GF ... all nighters . . . art . . . smiles . . . AZ . . . 3 13 81 So many faces in and out of my life. Some will last, some will just be now and then. Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes — I’m afraid it’s time for goodbye again. -B.J. 13 Susan Marie Flynn Sue . . three very special RSC . . . Wilderness IVBB w Kathy . . . . . FPS-3 29 81 . . . . purple . . . 20% . . . Noon memories friends . . Family . . laughing all-nite long Homecoming Hill . . . 6 1 80 . . . long talks . . . New Year’s . . . prom ’80, ’81 . . . ’tasket . . . hugs . . . my family . . . Good Luck Everyone! Before we end, but then begin We’ll drink a toast to how it’s been a few more hours to be complete. I’ve loved these days!! Marcelle Suzanne k ' oucre’ CYO, rainbows, slaveday, him GH, MOLLY!, Kiki’s letters, working at Glen Ellen, Gorky, my “brother” Gregg, lifeguards. Oblate friends, Pooper Scooper, Nuke the preppies!, fairy-nice friend, Bootsy, favorite little air- head, “Do your own homework Rover and master. Preppy revolution, chemgang, neon sneakers, grovel!, Farrah (meow), pourquoi moi? ’’I studied Shakespeare and lived to tell about it!” Linda Kav Fowle Up On: Friends, ballet, track, ice cream, Neil Young, Retreats, sports, chocolate, outdoors, summer, laughter. Down On: Shin splints, blisters, friends moving. Memories: Locker room laughs, K.F., 2 14 80, “The Gang”, G.R. Usually Seen: running, in Nor- folk Gome to reason, face the day, nows the season, old things pass away stand beside us, take His hand. He will guide us in another land J. Michael Fowler Up On: Dodge Darts, Oldsmo- biles, Tricia, Buddy Holly, Jef- ferson Airplane, GF Down On: JM, DB, Work Memories: Parties at Judy’s Happieness is a warm gun You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today And then one day you find ten years have got behind you No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun — Pink Floyd — Donna Marie Furke dy f P.B. Exchanges and the Tour, Up On: Good friends, M; r mily. Stevie . . . the real Gerber baby Down On: Liars, Getting hurt again Memories: 10-3-81, 2:10 a.m. Stephen Anthony 1-8-81, Stage Band, Exchanges Prom ”81”, Martha’s Vineyard 2-9- 79 Starting a new life Patricia Julie Ganley Trish, Squish, Zippy Up On: sandcastles, NTC nights, shooting stars, best friends, cruisin’, stumps, long walks and talks, chevy sitting Down On: bruises, ticklishness, Paul Gary’s teasing abuse Memories never to be forgotten: 9-9 parties, canoe trips, beach days, Mac’s, grusome two-some, cupcake How strange to think how many friends were lost somewhere be- hind . . . where are they now? B.M. Kerry Ellen Gately Up On: My friends, my family, my life. This town is a sealed tuna sandwich in a wrapper. — Zappa If you smile at me I will under- stand, ’cause that is something everybody in the world does in the same language. — Grosby, Stills, Nash I’ll never be content to walk. I’ll always want to fly. Ambition: Seeing my name in lights. Julie Ellen Gavrilles Up On: Good friends, sleeping late, the beach, french fries, M M’s, G.H., THE EGK, 43, UMass ’80, anything purple Down On: Rainy days, Monday mornings, school lunches, snobs, being short, saying good-bye, fake friends Memories: the truck at 4 a.m., the mall movies with Gol- leen, the stump, Georgia ’80, Feb. 27, 1981 You only live life once, but if you live it right, once is enough. 14 Sandra J. Covers Sandy Memories . . . “THE FAMILY” . . . Boston . . . knockouts . . . Cape weekends . . . Florida “80” . . . V R’s . . . F.P.S.? . . . Cookouts . . . bubbles . . . Bop . . . spirit sticks two air- heads . . . N.H. Bermuda “82”? . . . lingo . . . Reesees . . . Yams . . . wilderness family . . . Class of “82”!! . . . Long time no see Short time for you and me So fine so far so good We’re on the road Like you knew we would . . . Moody Blues Kevin A. Crace “Cracee” Up On: JAS, White Mountians, camping, hiking. Accords Winter Track, Spring Track, C.C., Nike Santana, Fusion, Tenor Sax, Exchange Con- certs, Stage Band Down On: F’irery Narrows, New Balance 440, fake people, American Cars, The cost of reeds. Cramps and Stitches, Shin Splints, Pierre Favorite Saying: “This is True” Usually Seen: In Study Ambition: To run the Boston Marathon. Christopher J. Cood “Coodie” Cookin ' Pancakes, Lacrosse, Pete Smith, Boys State, Cood Friends, Cood Parties, Jokin’ Around, Va. Beach, Contempo- raries, STONES IN PHILLY . . . (9 26 81), Beatles . . . Zombies . . . Buffalo Springfield. Up On: Raises, Traveling, CLASS OF “82”. Down On: Radio, Waking up. Friendly’s, American Cars. Usually Seen: IHOP, A.M.’s Audi, Not at all. Julie Elaine Crace Up On: family, friends, weekends, vacations, Christ- mas, surprises, animals, Zig- gy, Boston, Rockport, Long Beach, field hockey, softball. Red Sox, Celtics, bussow rides, smiles, treasured memories, keeping in touch. Born To Run, movies, chal- lenges, preps, shopping, win- ning, success Down On: SAT’s, bad grades, homework, calculus, field hockey ties, 6:00 a.m., tether- balls, baking COOD LUCK CLASS OF ’82 Mark Haigh Up On: December 5, 1979, good times at Texaco, Bob’s Buffet, weekends at the Cape, sum- mer nights, the beach. Cadil- lac, Olds, VW, . . . Prom ’81, rides up to I.H. Favorite Sayings: Heavy the . . . , Oh Yah!! Favorite Place: Wherever every- one else is. and smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be . . . Pink Floyd Laurel Hallowell Favorites: Hoops, soccer, family, special friends, 11, Seger, Springsteen, Homecoming, Powderpuff, dances, EAT- INC, parties, the beach. Bliz- zard of ’78, Cook food. Class of ’82! Best Memories: “P. 80 P.”, Sum- mer of ’81, F.C.D.C., talks with “Burks’’, B.N.’s, football games. Try the handle of the road Feeling different, feeling strange This can never he arranged As the light fades from the screen From the Famous Final Sene . . . — Seger — Colleen Lorie Craham “Leen” Memories: VMA . . . PHILA . . . Picnic at Swaney Lake . . . Springsteen Concert Up On: S.I.C. N.J. . . . partying . . . “good” times Down On: Snobs . . . rumors . . . gossip . . . Life is like a big game. If you don’t play fairly there’s really no sense in playing it at all. — C.R. — Half the fun is getting there! — C.C. — And you just have to laugh ’cause it’s all so crazy. — Joni Mitchell Hey Cutie! Diane Cronroos 15 ludith A Hardy )udy Up On; being around horses, good friends, music, Trans- Am ' s, Natarsha, graduating, horse shows, summer Dislikes: coming to school, rainy days Usually Seen: cruisin with Don- na, at Newfield Acres Favorite Group: Rolling Stones Best Memories: summer “81” Natasket Beach Favorite : 82 Laura Lee Hart Weekends, Sadie Hawkins ’80, Exchange ’81, Monks, Green M M’s, Cinema City, Ed!, Writer’s Cramp, X-Country Skiing, Strawberries, Fogelberg on the Beach, Practicing Ambidexterity, Chem Gang, Heartless, Music, Cheap Izods, General Hospit al, Sha-boop, Mocha Chip, Illiteracy for Fun and Profit, Quincy Market, Yawning in the Morning, Quot- able Quotes, Wahl, Moocher’s Society, Being Incredibly Cute, Free Food, Looking Forward to Campus Life Lynne Hennessey Henna . . . . . . cheering (camp, competition ’81, arrested?!?, skits-WAX?!?, sleepovers) . . . special friends . . . clowns . . . dancing . . . CSN Y . . . family . . . “H” . . . full moons . . . “Raisons” . . . B.T.’s . . . LAUGHING . . . Stacey’s “SURPRISES” ... P ’80 . . . ankles??? . . . Prom ’81 ... times w Cup (slacks — slickers — jerseys) . . . certain nick- names . . . “CLAD” . . . Burks PCM parties . . . moving . . . birthdays . . . total serious- ness?!? . . . EWF ’81 ... . . . Memories that last a life- time are well worth the forgotten pain that we go through to make these unforgettable memories SO GOOD . . . William Anthony Hoover Memories: Concerts, Parties, Dances, Game Days, Summer, Movies. Up On: Special Friends, Tunes and Times, Family, Sports, Munchies, Vacations, Nice Personalities, and Life. Dislikes: Snobs, Smoking, French K’s and K’s, Losing, Cold Showers. Happiness Is: Being Healthy, Wealthy and Wise. Just a Song Before I Go, A Lesson to be Learned. Travelling Twice the Speed of Sound, It’s Easy to Get Burned. — CSN Glen Harrison Nickname: Harry-O Up On: Towers, Hockey, “Hej Joes”, G.D., “The Stones” Skiing Down On: “The Enforcer”, anc her “Friend”, FB’s and S.T.’s Favorite Sayings: I’m Sorry, Ex cuse Me. Michael Haynes Lynne Marie Hinkley Friends . . . PLH ... 4 Wheelinj in Rips Playpen . . . Cape . . Summer of ’81 ... Halloweei . . . 7 19 80 . . . Red Roses . . Florida ’80 . . . Texico Gang . . Picnic at Swanie . . . Prom ’8 . . . Dinners in Boston . . Beaches . . . 27-D-C-G . . Weekend Trips . . . SN-2 ... 1 4 81 . . . 10 2 81 . . . Sail our ships out on the opei sea Cast away our fears and all th years Will come and go and take us u — always up We may never pass this wa again John J Horgan Jack, Hoagie, Paper Up On: Football, Track, Skiing Surfing, Lacrosse, New Year ’80, CCR, Jamming, Anchoi Steam, Mud-practises, 64 ' Mustangs Down On: Jim Morrison woi shipers, broken heads an negitive attitudes we were talking about the spac between us all. and the peopl who hide themselves behind wall of illusion, never glimse th truth; till its to late, and the pass away. G. HARRISOl 16 Lawrence Howell ' “Scooter”, Scoots” !vUp On: Picking with the Skat, , Travis McGee, Chatham, Hap- , pies. New accoustic strings (iDown On: Peer groups sFavorite P’ood: Uncle Fergies I Chocolate Chips Memories: San Francisco 1980; The Grateful Dead and I: Go to Heaven Ah, yes, High School. What else can you say? Except thank God it’s over. Laura-Ann Louglin Hunter Laura Up On: Family, new friends, B.P. friends. Skiing Win- nipesaukee Summer ’80 ’81 , RtheS.O. ’76, Matting my pic- tures, B w J.B., Class Reunion 2002, gymnastics, 27, Med- field Stickwomen, Kick-S! Down On: losing, being broke, fake people. Keeping M.S. in line!, Maureen’s car, 12:00 7 17 81 Ambition: To get my license be- fore I graduate and to be rich and have a maid! Donald Jackman Douglas M. Johnson Doug N.W. . . . Hoops . . . Eagles , . . Smurfs . . . Celtics . . . Treasure Hunts . . . Fireflies . . . B. Seger . . . “Desperado” . . . Quarries . . . Tall park benches . . . Help! . . . “Oh! Mr God its a Wolf!” . . . 6 13 81 . . . 9 19 81 . . . Green M M’s . . . Burritoes . . . EWF . . . Catching a cold . . . Steven E. Howland Up On: Friday Nights with the guys. Cowtipping, Stage Band, and drinking Root beer??? Down On: Working, Not having a car Usually Seen With: G.H. D.A. Favorite Groups: Beatles, Doors, DeaD Ambition: Becoming a Carpenter Kimberly Ann lafolla “Kim” Up On: Family, good friends, C B, AFS, snow, laughing, skiing, autumn, Beatles, music, M M’s, ‘2 before 18’ Memories: Bye Bye Birdie, K.F., frisbeettes, June 1, 1981, ‘SHAKIN’, colorguard, York Beach, “mailtrucks!” G.R. suprise parties. Ceils ‘80’ Favorite saying: No probs! You can only live once. But if you live right, once is enough! “Thanks Mom and Dad” Jill A. Jesse Up On: Long talks w close friends, 13, V-ball, The Family, P-Funk!, Pats, ... fu- ture Italian?, Doobie Bros., 4- Wheelin’, my sidekick, Lup- nerville, Bermuda 82?, my sis- ter, all-nite-long, “shuffling”. Father Guido, bike rides home, “O’bie” Down On: Arguments, being accident prone, R.D.R., being late, nicknames Best Memories: Wareham en- deavors, Chatham ‘scrwooy rabbits’. Summer 81 — 4 ulti- mate J’s., Prom 81, ‘tasket, N.D. w Beth, 3-D 9 azzhzz w Amy Deborah Catherine Kelly Life Is: So close and yet so far. Memories: 10 18 80, Prom ’81,4 25 82, talks with Pam C., ARTHER w Jenn, P.C. Up On: good friends, good times, life, family, Germany, weekends, the beach, softball Dislike: teatherballs, rainy days, BumBum, good-byes, snakes Give us any chance we’ll take it Give us any rule we’ll break it We’re gonna make our dreams come true. 17 Tracy L. Kennally “Trace Up On: Stones. Good Times, Good Friends. Sunsets and Rainbows. Monte Garlos Down On: Snobs, Boring Parties, Friendly’s, Curfews Always Seen With: Mr. Bill Best Memories: Day After Prom Of 81’ ' , Bob Seger Concert Like a guest who stayed to long It’s finallv time to leave Yes, its’ finally time to leave Its the h’amous h’inal Scene “Bob Seger” Mark Krukowski “McKay” “Cavey” “Hey Ya’ll Up On: Games, Intimacy, Ral- lying,, Life. Soccer!, Physics , Adidas, Radio, Travel, Invisi- ble Porsche. Evenings, Sum- mers! Favorites: QUARRIES, The Cape, VH 6 24 81. Curtis’s 1 2. )uly 4th, GREEN fireworks. Summer 80, 81, Soccer 80, 81, Painting the House, Home- coming 81, D.P., C.V., L.B., S.M., N.W. D.)., D.R., C.A., D.B., C.B., K.M., Ga„ Fla. Never put off for tomorrow what you can put off for the next day. Lynn Anne La Banca martina ab. Id, jk, state college wlb, fairhaven, 7-30, haagen dazs, paralyzed eei, 11:11, jazz, 2:22, midnight chats, wtf, the funniest thing i heard at a quarter to three, isn’t this the most fun you’ve had in your whole entire life?, THE BEST, FORGET IT!, Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to. William Andrew LaMachia Memories: Vineyard . . . Cutty- hunk . . . Sailing Buzzards, Summer 81 — Germany, Switzerland, Louvre in Paris . . plays 80, 81, 82 ... Mean Mrs. E. in debate . . . Art Gail, Scott, Karen, Ralph . . . Emer- son MF . . . Mrs. Stahls Shakespeare. All the worlds a stage. And all the men and women merely players They have their exits and their enterances; And one man in his time plays many parts. Shakespeare Peter J. Kress Pete Up On: Soccer, M.H.S.S.B. and the tour, good friends. Cape Cod. Down On: 5, rainy monday mornings, 10 mpg.. Assassins. F’avorite Saying: Not Much! Ambition: To control my own destiny; success. Favorite Place: Anywhere but Medfield. I know this super highway This bright familiar sun 1 guess that I’m the lucky one Who wrote that tired sea song Set on this peaceful shore You think you’ve heard this one before Steely Dan Allan Roger Laaskso Up On: Parties. Weekends at the Gape, Cheap cars. Activities: Working on cars. Life Is: A Mystery Ambition: To be the richest per- son in the world. Favorite Place: NOT MED- FIELD! David Lachapelle Up On: some parties. THE STONES, The Dead, weekends, holidays, good times, 2 31 80, getting out of hand. Not Up On: Mondays, home- work, 833007, Wallv’s driv- ing, COLBS ATTITUDE. Gregory Douglas Lamb Interested By: weather. The Pre- tenders. Cross Country, Bowie, new toys, WBCN, cats, weekends at Bowdoin, Risk, CC with CC, EE, KG, SN, SP, SP . . . memories of Mr. Bel- mont Angered By: Reaganomics, WAAFCOZVBFJBl05kissl08, The Grateful Dead, Warriors football, basketball, Basic coaches. “The race is not always to the swift nor the battle to the strong — but thats the way to bet” 18 Michael L. La Polla “It’s a gunshot season And we got overstanding So it’s best to get down and reason Stop trusting in the abudant of your riches All you speak of is evolution It’s mind blowing without direc- tion And situation objection corrup- tion Cool off cool off The carbine a yard” CARBINE by Michael Rose of BLACK UHURU Theodore Larkin “Dead Head” Up On: God, L.C., Beatles, Dylan, Jamming with The Skat Down On: Mark Chapman, Los- ing a friend Memories: San Francisco 1980, Fergies Chocolate Chip Cookies Usually Seen: Crossing Abbey Road Misery Is: Braking my sticks. The Boston Globe Favorite Song: Idiot Wind Motto: Assumptions are the mother of all screw ups. Life Is: Playing in the Band Brian Lee Best Memories: The Cape, The Soccer Club, two people, Nightrider and 36 squawkers. The Bucket, The Rolling Stones in Philly, horrors in the pickup with Lasha and Wally, 2 4 79, 13 Down On: Leftovers, Alg. 2, Dirt- bags, Imports ... a good friend moving away. Favorite Saying: “Let’s get out of hand!” Favorite Song: “Brown Eyed Girl” Ambition: To live life to the ful- lest. Can’t take it with you everybody knows just can’t take it with you when you go. — Allman Brothers Band Michele J. Lomker “Micki” “Lomka” Up On: T.P.R., laughing, parties, soccer, friends, concerts with Tim, the Stones Down On: cold showers, wait- ing, groundation, N.R., June 29, Hospitals, G.D.D.G. Best Memories: “The Hill”, “The Cape”, Prom “79 80”, Billy’s house, blue mustang, one special night at Friendlys, N.H. with Tim, killing mos- quitoes, pool hopping, Mr. Flynn Usually Seen: with Tim or Steve, or both Favorite Sayings: “I don’t care”. Really” — THE KINKS — John Larkin Up On: Cross Country, Side one of “Blues for Allan”, Fusion Vonnegut, Work outs through Rocky Woods, K.C.C. Down On: If only’s ... , and Worn out sayings. Favorite Song: Romantic War- rior (Return to Forever) P.S.: Where does it end? Donna Marie LaVita Up On: clothes, jewelry, “65” mustangs, my pets, good friends, J.H. and A.C., kitty cat, fall, snow, Z-28’s, baboo Favorite Person: Baboo (Bobby) Favorite Group: Roiling Stones Favorite Song: She’s so cold Usually Seen: Cruisin with Judy Favorite : 65 Best Memories: Summer “81” Nantasket Beach Thomas J. Lepley “Benny” Memories: Times with L.B. 4 23 81, cemetary, J.N. Norfolk, G.C.’s sickbag, 6th period, J.B.’s jokes Sue Library-sing-a-longs, com- mandoes, 11:00, BE GOOD, BLACK SUNDAY “YOU’RE A PRETTY BIG GUY ...” 3-4 years, Boston Grandpa’s driving (D.J. -I- N.W.) BRADLEES, “GREEN ON THE GAAR ...” BULLPEN “LEP GO WARM EM’ UP” . . . BENGH HUMOR GS,JD, JR, THE WATGH. GETTING KIGKED OUT OF DJ’s GAR . . . Jill Susan Landesberg Ghostcat, Missy, Panda, frogs, Gamporree ’81, Mutts, bats, bears, D.C., G-People, “But don’t drink it!”, Stonehill, Fryes, Squash, Kwajalein, rhymes, puns “ . . . To each his own It’s plain to see To walk alone you have to be It’s all for you and all for me . . . For my life is my conscience The seeds I sow I just wanted to let you Know ...” — America 19 issli r Jeffrey Thomas Luecke “Crazy Luke” Up On: soccer, squawkers, The 1981 Swim Pond Staff, ADI- DAS, The Pit. mud practices, crew cuts, Ed Lynch and Fun and Games Arcade. Down On: perimeters and THE RUN, sophomores, saying goodbye to good friends, 1981 Reginals, bad ankles and mat Goal In Life: to have a good time Krishna N. Mahabir Songwriter, Novelist, Scientist, Moviestar — Whatever you want to be, DO IT! Though I believe we find our niche inside the universal scheme The Universe is much too small to hold a strong man’s dream So perhaps we might not be as helpless as we seem — MAHABIR The Future waits at your feet — Don’t look farther or you will trip and fall. Linda Mallory “Linda Lou” Up On: M M’s, Wareham En- deavors, “14”, P-Funkl, Ber- muda 82?, Special friends, twins, small parties, 2 7 81, good times w D.H., Chico Pes- qualie, K-108, I.A.’s, Goober, long talks, family, all-nite- long, smiles, summer nites Down On: rainy nights, debts, R.D.R. Best Memories: F.P.S. 3 29 81, ’tasket, Gino’s, “shuffling” “It’s the laughter we’ll remem- ber, whenever we remember, the way we were.” Julie A. McCarthy Up On: Field Hockey, 14, 3 Mc’s, Good Friends, Green Gapri’s, Long Talks, Cape, Stones, The Boss, G.L. Down On: Fake People, prob- lems, moving, N.M.T.S. Best Memories: Times w S.M. Texaco parties. Cape trips w Micki 7 4 81, Springsteen Concert, Prom 81’. Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead Don’t walk in front, I may not follow Just walk beside me. And be my friend. i 20 Gregory R. MacKenzie “Greg” “Mack” Up On: Skiing, Football, C.W., Vermont, Audi Down On: Losing, Getting sacked. Gossip Memories: Summers, Parties, Game Days, Trail Duster, K.B. Ambitions: To fulfill life-long Dreams. ft John Wilson Mahoney “Jay” Up On: lazer storms, A certain someone I can’t seem to find Misery Is: “73” Matadors and an Awful big tree on South street Ambition: To be what I want and make a lot of money doing it Life Is: A nightmare, but you never wake up. What a long strange trip its been GRATEFUL DEAD Patrick McGabe The Beat, The Glash, Gang of Four, Jam, Public Image Ltd. Sex Pistols, Specials, The D.K.’s, Stranglers the only bands that matters. “Youth, after all, is not a perma- nent condition, and a clash of generations is not so fun- damentally dangerous to the art of government as would be a clash between rulers and ruled.” author unknown, taken from 1st Clash single ’77 Beth Anne McGinnis Up On: special friendships, my sidekick, hugs, long talks, “The Family”, 4, laughing, K-108, ‘Beautiful Loser’ Memories: FPS ... 3 29 81, Sebago Lake, Benji Jocque, N.D. with Jill, kidnapping D.S., RSG Ossifer, Hoopa Twins, pud- dles with Margie, SS Minnow, Summer ‘80’, moving crew, BBGG, Raisons, scheming with Pam, The Animals, break in’s, spaghetti dinners, MBPSS, straws, Gook Outs!, all-night- long, BT’s, 20% The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. John MacGowan Christopher V. McGuire Memories: Shriners . . . Reagan . . . Professional Circus Geek . . . Attack of the Killer Toma- toes . . . Stereo Boots . . . Treasurer . . . King Phillip Day . . . Cold Spaghetti . . . Kiss her Paul . . . Bye, Bye Bir- die, My Fair Lady . . . The Beatles . . . MNP-LOD . . . DKs Good Job Ralph . . . The Cramps LOVE All things must pass None of lifes strings can last So — I must be on my way . . . and face Another day George Harrison Steve McKenna Jennifer Lynn McVicar bears . . . NH . . . MV . . . ballons . . . music . . . Churchill . . . chocolate fudge . . . history . . . debate . . . hats . . . Christmas snows . . . good times, good friends . . . AF . . . LH . . . MB . . . OACDYCSF . . . BIICYC . . . WINNIE THE POOH . . . ICTHTYABTEOYF . . . ASK me if I care . . . Aim . . . give me a grennade . . . INWAY7AYNT- ?TTAPOU?DT!TAYK . . . T- shirts ... mi E.G. Marshall . . . ilyls . . . TTFN, TT,. . . TTT Donna McGue MaCoo, Goo Upon: Springsteen, Seger, Sum- mer, concerts, sunsets, SMOKEY, BEAR, MORRI- SON and the DOORS, Grate- ful Dead, quarters Dislikes: accidents, cemeterys, dirtbags, Mudfield, snobs Favorite Person: BOSS SLANEY Favorite Saying: MASUE!!! Best Memories: Carnival of ‘81’, Seger, Van Halen, THE BLUE BUS!, Ranger Rick, Newport, Narrows . . . We want the world and we want it NOW!! Whats that diamond shaped thing . . . Allan McIntosh Goal In Life: To see Mankind make it to the year 2000; to travel and surf all over the world with plenty of money and good times. Usually Seen; IHOP, in the tube and all other points outside Medfield. Up On: Cape Hatteras, twin fins, my contemporaries. Rolling Stones concerts at J.F.K. Down On: Massachusetts, single fins. Bob Seger, Popular radio stations. Message to class: “See you at Morse’s Garage 4 4 2000!” Shawn P. McNeeley “HiWay” “Me” Up On: Good Friends, Nightrid- ing, 4-Wheelin’, Plowin’ Bliz- zards, Trucks, Medfield Tex- aco, Football 72, B.D.’s greenies, Boston runs, E.G. P.’s at Phia’s, Governor’s Office, The B’s, Vermont Mountains w Froggy sno mobilin’. Patriots, Cape Cod, Grad. 79, Shank Down On: School “Poor man wanna be rich, rich man wanna be King, and the King ain’t satisfied but he wants everything.” Badlands Bruce Springsteen Paula Claire Moran I Love; My High School Years ... Close Friends ... Laughing . . . Smiles . . . Family . . . Goodtimes . . . Foxes . . . Homecomings (80) . . . Medfield . . . Phonecalls . . . The Warriors . . . Big Blue . . . Home . . . Memories . . . Fall . . . Sweaters . . . Music . . . Christmas Time . . . Being Young . . . Dances . . . Con- tects . . . The Giddies . . . And Being Happy! “Cherish Yesterday; Dream For Tomorrow; Live For Today.” Good Luck “82” 21 David John Morse Morsy” Up On: Jammin’ at Teod’s, friendly people, Fridays at 2:00 Usually Seen: The Garage Misery Is: Working on a Friday night. Physics class Best Memories: Summer of 81”, first annual Rock and Snow show January 30, 1981 Life Is: Only as good as you real- ly want it to he. Patricia M. Mulloy “Trish” Memories: Times with LN, laughing, GH, munchies, Vir- ginia, Cornell, horseback rid- ing, Decelle crew, bowling. May 2, PS, family, my dog, Boston Favorite Saying: OHH!! VERY, VERY GOOD Ambition: To Be Happy ... To carry on I look to the sea Reflections in the waves Spark my memory Some happy, some sad I think of childhood friends And the dreams we had Bradley C. Munroe Mina Up On: The stooges. Football practice in the rain. The Dead, Weekends, Chevy’s, The Pa- triots Down On: Rt 128, THE Chatham Police, stumps. Having no gas, 833006, Colb’s, Driving Favorite saying: Roller’s, Too many Walkey’s for Wally Life Is: A cereal made by Quaker Oats Usually Seen: On empty in the Furry Catherine T. Murphy “Cathy” Murph” Upon: Exchanges, Tours, Stage Band Weekends, “C” H. 1982. Favorite Saying: “CHEECH”, “Whats up” Best Memories: ”80”, ”81”, Stage Band Tour, Canada “81” Usually Seen: 9 to 9, with J.C. Walking T.S. home Favorite Place: ANYWHERE BUT MEDFIELD Favorite Number: 13 Thanks Mom Michael J. Murphy “Murph” Up On: THE STONES, Good Friends, Eating, “Pounders,” Skiing, Sunapee (N.H.J, Good Tunes, ... A Certain Girl?!?!, Weekends when I do ... Depressions: Empties, Teases, “Head Games”, Snobs, No Money, Car or Place to go, and No one to share IT with!!!. Good Friends, Moving. Memories: Various House Par- ties, B.U., Noon Hill, “27”, J.D. 7 7’s, Sunapee Sunrises, “Trinidad,” “Sypathy For The Devil,” “Breakdown,” — Saying High to Uncle CIDNEY . . . P.S. ILYSG . . . Paul Francis Murley Up On: The roof of M.I.T., “EX- TRA HELP”, 2, Graduation, life, and star parties. Down On: CSII, The ground, glassware, the PHYSICS GANG, Polls, Punctuation: and this! Memories: DUFFY’s MINI MART, COZ, farm Pond, wAr- BuRtOnlaN physics and HIGH SCHOOL. “the mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation” — H.T. don’t let this happen to you! “a gramme is better than a damn” — A.H. Kim R. Murphy “Kimba” Up On: Boston bopping w C.H. L.M., summer 81”, special people, special times. Sat nite at Q. Market, U Mass weekends, Montreal, old 27, rabbits and rose rimmed sun- glasses, punk funk and “Start Me Up”, laughing and loving, sunshine, metros boyfriend. Down On: Rain, being alone, and S.A.T. class. “The midnight gangs assembled and picked a rendezvous for the night” . . . BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN James P. Nagle “Ralph, Nags” Up On: Micb., worrying about L.B., good parties, Ralph, Chuck Memories: May 12, 1978, Track ’79, Benny, Norfolk runs, cemetary, L.B. N.W., going through the house, E.W. F., 8 30 81, G.C. Airsick bag, 6 period. Library sing alongs. Prom and Boston with L.D., Benny’s girl advise, comman- dos, Brownies’s embarrass- ment, M.B., C.A., Strip, Benny at airport Cynthia M. Oglesby “Cindy” “Skindee” “Skinduck” Up On: good times, good friends, summer, Boston, General Hospital, beaches, sunsets, snowstorms. Dislikes; liers, two-faced people, gossip, curfews, head games Best Memories: Carnival of “81” Usually Seen: In Mario’s Speed- wagon. Masue!!!??? Looking around for the friends that I used to turn to, to pull me through. Looking into their eyes, I see them running too . . . Susan D. Nolan Sue, “SOOIE OOIE GOOIE” Memories . . . Good times w good friends . . Gape Cod . . . rainy nights . . . ).D. . . . con- certs . . . four wheeling in the V.W. . . . ice cream cake . . . Surfcomber . . Barnstable County Fair . , . Dingy . . . kit- tens . . . CH . . . beach bum . . . soapy chicken in Foods . . . “STANLEY” . . . motorcy- cles . . . Benny’s dirty jokes . . . P-Town . . . Millfarm . . . RRR . . BBB . . . Arcades . . . Brownie, “1 don’t get it?” . . . Blizzard of 78’ . . . DORF . . . Nauset . . . Independence . . . John C. Nyren “Jack” Up On: Weekends, friends, tasty pastry, explosives, O.C. Stiggs, trains. Cape excer- sions, Hojo’s to go, tricks, stuf- fed chinchillas, cold cash. Grateful Dead, Ed Head, Fri- day at two. Dislikes: Monday, being broke, debts, games, lunch stealers, doing things you know you’ll regret. Favorite Saying: “Hello Sailor, I’m the queen of England.” Usually Seen: around Patricia A. O’Donnell Tricia Up On: Being with Jay, good times with friends. The Doors, Jerry , Ish-Ta, Windy Nights, The Gape, Beaches, SHRINK- ABLES Down On: Two faced people, fights, Medfield accidents Best Memories: Prom of “80”, The Narrows, Gape Trips, July of “80”, Washington “81” I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today Timothy J. O’TOOLE “Tim” Up On: football, track, winning, 82, Southside, vacations, warm weather, flying, Ghevy trucks, good friends and good times. Down On: losing, Holliston, in- juries, Mondays, (Fords) Favorite Saying: “HO-KAY FINE” Best Memories: THE POUND STREET CONNEGTION Ambition: To be good at every- thing I want to do. Douglas R. Ness Outside the street’s on fire In a real death waltz Between what’s flesh and what’s fantasy And the poets down here Don’t write nothing at all They just stand back and let it all be And in the Quick of a Knife They reach for their moment And try to make the harvest stand But they wind up wounded Not even dead Tonight in Jungle Land — SPRINGSTEEN Lisa M. Novak Up On: What?!, L.T., A.P., U.P., A.M., skiing. Mom, All the terrific times with S.P.S. and the many more to come! Best Memories: 5 28 81, G. + G.G., watching Cable T.V. late 1 night in Conn., 6 2 81 Life Is: A non-ending circle, in a maze of squares. Favorite Songs: If, T.I.A.B. Christopher O’Brien Happiness is: L.O’D. The Three Stooges, Cash, Chatham, Fishing, Nassua A.T., A worriless mind. Misery is: Sergeant Sedanko, Harrassment, David Chapman Favorite Sayings: “I’d rather be juggling” “Gimme a glazed” “Why don’t you shut up Pe- ter” “MY BABY” Favorite Place: Abbey Road Favorite : 714 23 Sharon L. Owen Barron Cuda, Gracie” Good times, friends, ocean, peanut m m’s Sunsets, 9, 13 Dislikes: Braces, phoney people, working Sat. Night, embar- rPQ impnt Memories: Prom 80, 81, Cape and N.Y. weekends. Ski trips, Tanglewood — Q T.) Eagles, Neighborhood football games, 11 9 79, library times. The Green tractor! Boston trips. New Year’s Eve, July 4th. Best Wishes Class of ' 82 Robert J. Paris! Bob, Paris” Good Times . . . Good Friends . . Hockey . . . Juggling Skiing . . . Ghetto Cruisers . . . The Animals . . . Being Happy . . . New Years ’81 ... Chad . . . Road Trips . . . The Haven” . . . Death Rides . . . Crash! Where did we go wrong?” . . . Small Parties . . . TD’s bashes . . . TOGA!! ... Ski Trips . . . Beach Parties . . . Duxbury Beach Park . . . Saturday Night Oldies . . . Zoo Crew . . . The Murphs . . . High School is growing up and growing up is wishing you were young again. Joel Portmann Porty” Molson” Up On: Grateful Dead, trips of all sorts. Jamming, vitamin A, New Wave, San Francisco 1980 Down On: Monday, Screw Ups, Tennie Boppers, Mario Chuckwagon, Boring Parties Favorite Saying: What the bum- yum-yum Best Memories: Carving Jack-O- Lanterns Favorite Number: 69 Favorite Song: Wharf Rat Ambition: To make it to the top “Coin’ down the Road Reelin’ Bad.” James N. Rieger Up On: TRACY L.. Weekends, Grad., late arrival. Down On: School days. Gas prices Usually Seen: Under a car. Goal: Not to have to do this again next year Thanks To: MY TEACHERS AND PARENTS, T.L., D.B., S.S., K.J. AND EVERY ONE ELSE WHO HELPED ME THRU . . . Amy Paolucci 1 didn’t realize my life would change forever 1 didn’t know 1 cared there was something there maybe the foolishness has passed and now at last I’ll see how a real dream can be Richard Sanderson Ambition: Graduate in January attend Merrimac College Up On: Succeeding in Life: fullfiling dreams Down On: Put downs, dis- appointments Alan J. Patterson Up On: baseball, football, Hen- drix, Dylan, The Beatles, The Dead, Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., Yaz, Woodstock and M A S H Extremely Nauseated By: REO Speedwagon, Reggie Jackson, Preppies, Roger Whitikar, 95% of prime time television. Punk Rock; (ECT.J Favorite Songs: “And Your Bird Can Sing”, “Question”, “Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-To-Die Rag” “Any Day Now, Any Day Now, I Shall Be Released” — DYLAN Michael Kelleher Reagan (Mike) (Gippa) Favorite Things: My family. Close friends, LB PO OH TB DS CS BP CD DA PH TD FB’s “The Reading Box”, Boston, Fireworks, The Cape, Beaches, E.W.F., Bruce Springsteen, Boz, Hockey, Zoo Crew, Snow, Ski Trips + Beach parties. Happiness in the ghetto cruser Things I can Do Without: Wal- lets, rainy Mondays, best friends moving. The Crash Squad (MRBPCS) Whenever 1 see someone without a smile, 1 just give them one of mine. Stacy A. Roach “The New Kid” Hello, Medfield! Where’s the rest of the town? T.R., trips to UMASS, phone bills, letters. Summer Cape Runs, Nauset Beach, Ozzie Harriet, Alice Artie, Tess Micky?? Beaches in the rain . . . Deadlines Chief Edi- tors — HA! Squirrel-bait! What now?? “ . . . but after all there are such things and these are the things who’ll turn your memories back into dreams again.” Ricky Lee Jones 24 John Roberts Up On: Stage Band, Red Sox, Fishing and Good Music Favorite Types of Music: Jazz, Progressive Rock and the music of the Holy Modal Rounders Favorite Albums: John Coltrane — A Love Supreme and Weather Report — 1 Sing the Body Electric Down On: Disco and TV Com- mercials “Fallin ditch ain’t gonna get my bones” Captain Beefheart Susan Jeanne Rock BEING HUMAN, with our weaknesses and strengths we may find it difficult at times, to measure up to our duty as citizens; we’ll find it easier to “measure up” if we maintain a sense of humor, that saving grace . . . we should be grateful to those who are gifted with their actions, words and artistic talents to lighten our burdens at the right moment j Thomas Eugene Rohnstock 1 Up On: Tennis, Golf, Maine, j Florida, Led Zeppelin, 7-25- 81 Van Halen, Star Trek, Aerosmith Down On: Someone saying Rohnstock! Happiness Is: Serving 8 aces in a row! Favorite Saying: What? , So if you think your life is in complete confusion, because you never win the game, just remember that it’s a grand illusion. And that these are the best of times. — Styx Tricia Lynne Rudisill Likes: Music, George of the Jun- gle, Animal, Dingy, Thunder- storms, “Rocking Chairs”, Bugs Bunny, Greem MM’s, Luigi Vercotti Dislikes: Moonpods, milk, get- ting my hair caught in the car door Misery is: 20 200 vision, “slid- ing home” Memories: “flying encyclo- pedias”, 10 5 79, The Kinks, those 4000 Indians, Kami- kazes I wish my life was a nonstop Hollywood movie show A fantasy world of celluloid vil- lains and heros — Kinks — David W. Robinson “Robbie” . . . hoops . . . Big Blue ... 11 . . . “on the endline” . . . base- ball . . . 7 . . . Hennabags’ ankles and my knee . . . Dee) . . . Schwarzie . . . Proms . . . Home- coming . . . Medfield-D.S. games . . . parties . . . Plymouth . . . waterskiing . . . The Stones . . . Celts . . . M M’s . . . Doritos . . . Give It All You Got “82” Lucky I’m still sane after all I’ve been through, I can’t complain but sometimes 1 still do. Life’s been good to me so far. Joe Walsh Marjorie Elizabeth Rogers “Margie” Soccer 11, “THE FAMILY”, Long Talks with Special People, Laughing, Hugs, Day Dreaming, Being Short, Close Friends, The Animals, Relatives! . . . Mis- understandings, Rowing! Being Grounded . . . 2 16 81, Sabego Lake — B.F., Falmouth, Math with Billy, Get Away Cars, Kid- napping D.S., Puddles with Beth, Times with P.L.H., Spaghetti Dinners, Bermuda? . . . 1 Hate Peanuts! The Doors Are Open, But The Ride Ain’t FYee! — Springsteen Dianne Carol Rossi ‘Dia’ Memories: The FAMILY, knock- outs, V.R.’s Bermuda ’82?, 1 15 80, B.B., Gookouts, Cape Cod ’81 Down On: Blinking Reds, Mobile Trees, Deductibles and Premiums, School Dances Here it comes the hardest part — Try the handle of the road. Feeling different, feeling strange. This can never be arranged. As the light fades from the screen, Of the Famous Final Scene . . . Good Luck ’82 Eileen Marie Ryan Up On: Good friends, rainbows, A.F.S., M M’s, Red Sox, mcc ice cream, P.B. and J., sweaters Down On: rainy days, goodbyes Best Memories: “mailtruck”, “Bye, Bye Birdie”, K.F., Ire- land ’81, Friendly’s Favorite Saying: No problem “Now I see myself as I am. Feeling very free. Life is everything, It’s meant to be.” Chicago James A. Ryan Up On: Weekends, Sports, Good Times with Good Friends, Summer, Class of “82”, Fami- ly, Tunes, House Parties Memories: N.H., “Trinidad,” The Cape, “Breakdown,” Sneaking Around, Murph’s Fall, “Sympathy For The Devil.” Down On: Moving, Rain, No Money, Snobs, Mondays, Nebo St., Misunderstandings. Ambition: To live in class. Joseph Santarpio Joe Up On: Las Vegas, Sports, the City, Cadillacs, East Boston, the Boy’s on the Corner, Gold, Quarter Games, Blackjack Down On: School, Losing Money, Not Knowing were I’m going, PSAT, SAT, Mon- day mornings, Medfield Punks, Wise Guys. Favorite Saying: “Don’t Get Cocky” Usually Seen: Corner of Chelsea and Porter E.B. Life is like the light at the end of the tunnel. Christopher M. Schwarz “Barney” Family . . . Friends . . . Baseball . . . Big Blue . . . Truck . . . Barnicles . . . The Animals . . . The Bullpen . . . Bench, ’n Ben- ny .. . Line Drives . . . Haven Runs . . . Accidents . . . The Booth . . . Getting Happy The Presidency . . . 1600 Penn. Ave. . . . THE GREAT FRIEND . . . Class of ’82 “Let’s us not be men who see things as they are, and ask, why? Rather, let us be men who dream things as they should be, and ask, why not? Gary M. Shapiro Up On: weekends, NTC, cars, FWD, Southern Rock, the band, good friends, good times Down On: Bondo, dirt roads, rainy weekends Memories: beach days, crusin’ summer nights, P.E.I., Mac’s, 9 to 9, Gong Show Sing with me Sing for the years Sing for the laughter Sing for the tears Sing with me if its just for today Aerosmoth Leanne Carol Salomaa Up On: Family, good friends, the beach, summer vacation, sun- ny days, pay days, tennis. Down On: Rainy Days, Mon- days, SAT’s, Working weekends. Favorite Place: Daytona Beach, F’lorida, Disney World, Cali- fornia. Ambition: To be successful and know that I’ve done the best 1 can. Usually Seen: At Mac’s Life Is: Only what you make of it. Happiness is: Enjoying life to its fullest Gail Marie Scarsciotti Memories ... Friends ... D.L.O. . . . Summer of “81” . . . Halloween . . . Beach trips . . . 6 4, 81 at Cape . . . Soccer . . . Late calls ... 27 w C, D, L ... Letters . . . W.R.’s . . . New Years Eves . . . R.I. . . . Foxruns . . . Being free (not grounded] . . . Small parties . . . Long talks . . . Late nights . . . 7 3 80 . . . Good times w J.J. Memories linger, long after they’re gone But a hurt fills the space, now that they’re gone. Michael Gordon Seliger “Moses” Man of the Mountain” Soccer, Skiing, Hiking, Camp- ing, Life-EAGLE, Squawkers, T89, Beard, Mud Practice, Triple Sessions, Ft. Devens, Seabiscut, The CLUB, The Green Bomber, White Mountains, Prom ’81, Wiffs, CA, IT, JL, KG, 2 7 81 Happiness is: “155” and Eating what you want without gain- ing weight Favorite Saying: “Whoa Dammit!” Favorite Number: 23 Jennifer Shaw “Jenny” Up On: John, my horse, my dog, 1970 Cougars, trips to NH. Down On: cold days, no money, fights. Usually Seen: With John, horse- hack riding, in the Cougar. F ' avorite Groups: Beatles, Doors, Stones Ambition: to successfully finish college, and to open my own antique store and live in a cus- tom made home with JS. 26 Karen Ann Shaw R.T., Prom ’81, Montreal — met- ro combat zone, quiche and chocolate eclairs. Bike trips to Boston, skiing, pizza ’gria. Duck ponds, Mac’s, Moo-Moo, NH VT, Brattleboro — shot down 8 24 81 B-day 8 25 63, tan faster w sg. Off The Walt, my Boat. Forget what life used to be You are what you choose to be It’s whatever it is you see That life will become. -J.B. Scott John Simmons A Toast . . . To worlds we hold within Ourselves To precious glass on marble shelves I am what I call myself . . . A Clown. To times That are no longer To days We should have been stronger To lovers To friends To wounds all time mends . . . S.s. Always remember the Many people You meet. Roses June Sun Eclipsed by the Moon Patricia Small swimming . . . good music . . . mg’s . . . flying encyclopedias . . . the Piranha Brothers . . . RMJ . . . the British Invasion . . . Dan . . . land shark ma’m o.d.d.d. . . . Faneuil Hall . . . bunny ears . . . The Cleavers . . . Y.B.G.B.B.T. ... 151 ... Dislikes: Airborne T-birds . . . injustices towards Injuns . . . The Comfy Chair . . . W.J.T. . . . defying death per P.B. . . . those resembling com- puters . . . Y ou gotta believe in something if you don’t you will be lost. csn Debra M. Smith Jimmy . . . Sunday night “visits” tuna subs . . . morning excur- sions . . . 5 2 81 . . . P.M., K.G., T.K. . . . Gloucester . . . bike rides? . . . Boston . . . B.H.O.C. . . . phone bills! . . . L.P. F.M. . . . When this you see, remember me, and bear me in your mind, let all the world say what they may, speak of me as you find. I want to thank all those people who helped make this dream a reality. Kevin Silva Wendy Skomars Love: C.W., family. Snoopy, P’RIENDS, Bruce-p.o.w., vol- leyball, smiles, rainbows, Bal- loons, koalas, sweatshirts, talk- ing -n- hugging, starry summer nights, Mac’s, Evensons, 9, Warrens, mail, phone calls . . . Memories: 12 3 80, Proms, teary goodbyes, M.V., P.R.I., benching. CAPE, seawall, Maine, ROSES, Bahamas, canoeing. Homecoming, baseball, quiet walks, bussow- rides, N.A.D.S., buckling. Hill- trips, S.Y.P.U.M.B., slowdanc- ing,G.T.H.L.W.,S.B., Mag . . . bye . . . Maureen A. Smallwood Volleyball . . . Winnipesaukee ... summer 80 81 ... D.O.S.O.S. . . . Close Friends . . . The DOORS . . . skiing at B.H. P.P. . . . F’.I.G.L. . . . long walks . . . long talks . . . Colorado — Brekinridge . . . Cape Cod . . . car rides w SUE . . . D.S.W.S. . . . Bradlees . . . Neighborhood . . . suprise parties . . . I think we’re on our way It’s a nice change Feeling pretty good at last Rough times are all in the past Oh and its shinin’ brightly I think its gonna last Bob Seger Jacqueline S. Smith Birthday: 8 27 63 Up On: weekends off, roses, beaches, friends, graduation Memories: P.W. 4 19 79, The Powell Sisters, Gay Ninety’s w the girls I want to live. 1 want to give. I’ve been a minner for a heart of gold. It’s these expressions I never give. That keep me searching for a heart of gold. And I’m getting old. Neil Young David P.H. Snyder “The Big Bee” Up On: Soccer, good friends: Europe, esp. Germany; par- tying hardy; J.D. Foster’s Squawkers; Boston’s First Nite Celebrations; Bye Bye Birdie; Montreal; Bugs; all natural highs . . . almost; Su- per Dump’s Black Sundays; going punk; Quarries; Sinep Down On: Working weekend nights; car insurance bills; parking lot hassles If it doesn’t come naturally, leave it. Al Stewart Daniel J. Sullivan Dan Soccer . . . M.E.F. . . . The Ani- mals . . . Winning . . . Mar- shfield The Pepsi Challenge . . . Prom . . . The House of Wong . . . Celtics Animal Bashes . . . Beating D.S. . . . Having my own car for one week Looking for the moon . . . Squakas . . . Humur- ock . . . Nights out with the boys . . . Norman Rockwell . . . J.D. Salinger . . . The Fat Lady The Stones . . . Beau’s Hotel . . . Bob- by Darron and the rest of the old- ies ... being glad Laurel E. Taylor “Butsey” Up On: Jimmy, Friends, Trans- Ams, Sailboats, Kites, Roses, Racing, Nice Cars, Smiling, Laughing, Surprise. Best Memories: H.P. with J.R., 9 19 80, Trans-Am- Thunder- bird, 11 21 80 — vegas night, 12 19 80, Blazer — 4 wheel drive, Boston, Cape, Maine. Favorite Saying: Mint! Ch-Ch- Ow! Oh-Babe! Favorite Song: Turn the Page I live my life the way that I choose. I’m satisfied nothing to lose! James William Tragakis “Greek” “Geek” Squawkers, Soccer, Skiing, Camping, President, “89” Mud, Whiff, The Cult, Tripple Ses- sions “Moses”, Yawgoog, Jeep, Nova Scotia, Maine, Canoes, CLUB, 3, Fishing, Cats, Metal- Man. Favorite Saying: Wrong Again, Honey! . . . Life is for those who make it, and to those who don’t . . . Ronald Jay Spiegel Up On: ADM, Dl, Mustangs, Capris, Penn State, Salem , State, Boston College, Jim | Morrison and John Lennon Down On: Not being able to talk to close friends Happiness Is: A full tank and re- fridgerator Favorite groups: The Doors, The Beatles ' Dedicated to: MOM AND DAD Favorite Number: 2, 22 ! Goal In Life: To become rich and own my own island Robin Elizabeth Swanson “Old Robin” “Spacely” Summer of ’81, Stephen, my buddies my pals, NO NUKES, Pat Billy ’81, Jackson ’80, The Vineyard, 7:15 Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. So he went inside there to take ■ on what he found. But he never escaped them, for who can escape what he desires? Thanh Ton “Ching” ' Up On: Friend, Hong Kong, Chi- | na Town, travel, music Down On: Cheese, butter, milk, ; gym Memories: First time and first anniversary in America Favorite Singer: Pat Benatar, Rolling Stone Favorite Song: Fire and Ice, show hand, Taiwan and Hong , Kong songs Russell E. Vaclavik . “Russ” I Up On: Family, Ann, Friday ' nights, summers, college, 4 day weekends, mom’s Z7. Down On: Rainy days, age 24, slicing machines, blue Im- , palas, divorce. Ambition: To be the best at whatever 1 choose to do. All the money in the world can- not bring back yesterday, nor all the worry delay tomorrow. 28 1 Susan Kent Van Ness Sue, Susie V., Peaches 1 Jp On: M M ice cream, band “ concerts. Illuminations, Wil- ly, Princess, Poet, family, M.V.C.M.A., beach parties, love, sunrises, Riunite, peaches friends, 2nd bridge, Mexico - Down On: rainy weekends, gossip Best Memories: Summer 81’, Tuesday’s sailing, 7-29-81, 1 “The Wedding’’, Flying Horses, E.C.B.C., late nights, Katama Favorite Sayings: Supa . . . Don’t worry about it . . . O.K. guy . . . Just a little bit Paul A. Vasaturo “Pablo” “Paco” Up On: Good friends, southern rock, weekends, NTC, Dux- bury. Track, fast cars, FWD, M.I.T., Camp Q., Tacos, nice eyes, the bands, passing, “What makes me smile”, creepin’ Down On: Friends moving, friends being grounded, underconfidence, rainy weekends, curfews, no car “Thinkin’ about today Worrying about tomorrow Nothin’ ever stays the same . . . Be a happy man” OUTLAWS I Doug Walker Walka Favorite Saying: You useless bag of dust that’s been dragged through the woods by three rather large, obese pigmies. Up On: Jamming, partying, music, concerts, V.W.’s, na- ture. Down On: Fiery narrows. Plastic people, untuned guitars. Friendly’s. ( Life Is: Always looking for some- j thing new and remembering I the past to see how far you’ve I come Jenifer Weinstock Don’t question why she needs to be so free. She’ll tell you it’s the only way to be Kevin, June 9, 1981, The Cape, . . . and a big red apple, basket- ball, Joque and . . . , bananas, “time is the essence”, dreams, flying kites. The Rowdie Bunch, Mr. Flynn, Roadtrips Surrounded by strangers 1 thought were my friends Plastic People, . . . BenjiJ, G.D.D.G., “The Blankets” Life Is: A watermelon 7 ' f 1 ’ A John Christopher Vasaturo “V” “Vas” Up On: 1, Tennis, Court One, The Sox, John MacEnroe, The Pit, “L.L” School Spirit, N.H. Larry Land, Classy People, Feeling 7 Up, Bean Runs. Down On: Court Three, Yank- ees, D-S. Westwood, Getting Caught, Math, Snobs, Quiet Rooms, Flashing Red Lights, Quiters, EMass 81 Usually Seen: And Then In- sulted, It’s been a long time and I’m so much better now . . . Though it’s been a long hard road . . . It made me a man. David Vietze “Cheeko”, “Vietzie” Up On: Skiing, football. Steely Dan, team Polara, Vermont Freedom is: just another word for nothing left to lose Misery Is; A speeding telephone pole Best Memories: Hartford Ambition: to become a Carme- lite Missionary It’s been a long time cornin’ It’s goin’ to be a long time gone. But you know the darkest hour. Is always just before the dawn — David Crosby — Michael Wallace “Wally” Up On: Magic Silvir Eggs . . . Hair . . . Cnatam . . . The Dead . . . Squauka’s Morrison . . . Dunes . . . Foods w Miss A. . . . “A Perfect 14” Mac Munch’s . . . Coral Reefs . . . T.D. Memories: “The Bucket” . . . Babysitting . . . Horrors in the pickup . . . Disappearing Lasha’s . . . Double Parking . . . Belize . . . The Enterprize . . . 4 2 79 . . . Nightridin’ . . . Cape Times w Jack and Brian . . . M.C. I’ll tell you this . . . No eternal reward will forgive us now For wasting the dawn. J. Morrison Nanette Marie White “Don’t be dismayed at goodbyes, Fairwells are necessary before we may meet again; And meeting again after mo- ments of lifetimes Is certain for those who are friends.” Summer ’81 ... 6 13 81 . . . D.J. . . . Noonhill breakfasts and s’mores . . . Boston . . . Help! . . . Grandmaaarrrr . . . EWFConcert . . . “Desperado” . . . movies with friends . . . Vail . . . Hawaii . . . family . . . “Proof” Prom ’80, ’81 . . . Homecomings . . . dances . . . snooping . . . beach- walks . . . dumb jokes . . . laughing . . . smiling . . . caring . . . sharing . . . loving . . . living . . . 29 Kathy Williamson 30 “I’m gonna wake up in a city that never sleeps and find I’m king of the hill, top of the heap . . . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED, Dale and Julie “Believe it or not’’ MOST GULLIBLE, Chris and Leanne “Call me!’’ MOST TALKATIVE, Loui and Laura “Off the wall” NUTTIEST CRAZIEST, Chris and Patty “Twentieth century fox” SEXIEST, Brian and Lynne “You’ve got a friend” FRIENDLIEST. Mike and Jackie “Love the one you’re with ...” CLASS FLIRTS, David and Jill ‘If a picture paints a thousand words CLASS ARTISTS, Greg and Meg “Jive talkin’’ CLASS FUDGES, Gail and Jim “You are so beautiful to me ...” MOST ATTRACTIVE, Shawn and Marcie “We’ve got the heat” MOST MUSICAL, Lawrence and Kerry Celebrate good times, c’mon!” MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT, D.J. and Lynne ‘We are Family” MOST WANTED FOR A BROTHER, SISTER, Tom and Paula ‘We don’t need no education” MOST INTELLIGENT, Krishna and Marcelle ‘Whenever I see your smilin’ face ...” BEST SMILERS, Cheeko, Kathy and Minna “Born to be wild” CLASS ROWDIES, John and Kathy “I’ll do anything for you” DONE MOST FOR CLASS, Chris and Nanette 35 Super Freaks Let s get physical” “Always and Forever ...” MOST UNIQUE, Bill and Kim MOST ATHLETIC, Tom and Laurel CLASS COUPLE, Doug and Nanette “They’re only 16 , only 16 , but ooh we love them so ” FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS, Robbie and Kathy Young Turks” FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN SOPHOMORES, Albie and Mary 0 irepaiation loi Ls lite Itself 7 K PI AFS Students Elena Chiesa Genova, Italy Custodian Markus Berthold Sievers Bonn, Germany lilll ■ lifUHUi 111 ' ■ J SENIOR COOKOUT K jJ| Kathy Leader, Secretary Jan Estep, Secretary Beverly Bennotti, Secretary Robert Lynch, Guidance William Meehan, Guidance Marty Salka, Guidance Debra Olshever, School Psychologist Beverly Haigh, Secretary Ruth Gampbell, Nurse 51 Susan Page Social Studies James Barton Social Studies Marguerite Slyne Math John Cuoco Math Bernard Shea Social Studies Donald Girard Social Studies George Gallahan Math Ann Spencer Math Susan Carney Math John Girard Math James Rennick Business WiJiiam Young Business Eva Potts Home Economics Lucy Tannler Business Nancy Callanan Business Adell AseJtine Home Economics 55 . ruu 1 V : f 1 ■ IBr3iS ’ � T X tr Estelle Stahl English i I ( 1 Peter Goodall Reading Lee Smith English June Economos English Allen Azer English Elaine Allen English Wayne Hadlock English Patricia Kallio Reading 58 Sylvia Vellante Spanish Charles Laverty Latin English Douglas Godfrey Music Ralph LeClere Applied Arts Robert Santoro Spanish Claire Guenette French Robert Hersee Music James Morris Industrial Arts 59 Betty Dowse Science Julia Warburton Science Terry Kinch Science Jean Alfano Science Suzanne Moulton Science Judy Noble Science Richard Shapiro Science Arlene Mollo Art 62 Autumn Athletics MEDFIELD BOYS SOCCER Tri-Champs “CLUB” 11-2-3 Top row left to right: Coach Tom Cowell, Mike “Murph” Murphy, Dan “Refugee” Sullivan, Bob “Blade” McCarthy, David “Smooth” Snyder Jim “Kick Me In The Face” Tragakis, Dan “Spider” Powers, Jeff “Hollywood” Lueke, Erik “The Pink” Cannon, Tom “THE NARC” Brennan, Dave “Moose” Thompson, Mike “Moses” Seliger, Chris “Rock” Colbourn; Bottom row left to right: Dave “Mono” Palmer, Charles “Tucker” Taylor, Mark “IRON MAN” McKay, Brian “Leebird” Lee, Tom “Governor” Beausang, Curt “Our Hero” Altmann Pete “Psycho” Kress, John “Cakes” Shannon, Tom “Rubber Man” Berkley, Matt “The Boy Wonder” Brennan This year’s boys’ soccer team proved to be very successful. Peaking late, they came from behind to win their share of the title in a season highlighted by de- feating D-S twice, setting a new scoring record, and playing a great game with Duxbury. Special thanks goes to Coach Tom Cowell from the seniors who have had the pleasure to play for him. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Seniors GREG LAMB, KEVIN GRAGE, JOHN LARKIN and PUAL MEARLY would like to thank Mr. Gardoza for a satisfying season. The team would like to thank Mr. Kunzig, New Balance, Nike, The Pretenders, Fusion Rock — Jazz and last and least — John Denver. The Gross Gountry team this year had a season equal to last years 3-5 record. A change in coaching and of the course back to the faster course of four years ago, improved the times of all the veterans. Goach Rick Gardoza did his best to contain the likes of KEVIN (gift to the World] GRAGE, GREG (Ghops] LAMB, GHRIS (Hot Legs) GOWEN, ERNEST (Dissatisfied Redneck) EDGAR, JOHN (The L Man) LOUGHNANE, JOHN (Yohan) LARKIN, PAUL MEARLY and TONY (Sunny) NOURSE. Fourth place in the League Meet and place in the State Meet showed what the team could really do. 69 ‘No wonder they call us Thinclads! He’s DYSLIPSIC! I ' ll PAGE to VMI!! A REAL MAN The Medfield Warriors Football Team Back row: left to right, Coach Bodozian, G. Mahoney, M. Ippoliti, D. Ballou, J. Holland, R. Dauphinee, C. Rheault, B. Dauphinee, B. Davis, R. Evans, D. Campbell, D. Zuccarini, A. Guckes, S. Zabe, M. Noonan, S. Hilton, Coach Young, Coach Youlden, Middle row: left to right, J. Stevenson, K. Morgan, J. Royer, T. Reis, K. Burden, B. Angelis, E. Gilmore, B. Smithers, B. Luciano, J. Luciano, D. Murley, B. Mazukina, P. Kennedy, Front row: left to right, C. O’Brien, G. Mackenzie, T. Caragliano, C. Burtt, T. Fawcett, S. McNeeley, B. Hoover, D. Vietze, W. Crocker, J. Horgan, A. Paterson, T. O’Toole, B. Munroe, Absent: T. Fairfax Homecoming ’81 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Todd Fairfax, M.V.P Fall Cheerleaders Fall Cheerleaders (front, L to R): Lauren Cresto, Sue Harrison, Linda Devlin, Ann Bonnano, Felicia Brockelman. (Back, L to R): Kristin Heiligmann, Nanette White, Kathy Fleming, Lynne Hennessey, Marcie Cates, Jill Alper. 75 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Coach Cardoza, Lisa Kunzig, Amanda Nurse, Terry Weir, Mary Bruno, Judy Cullen, Linda Fowle — capt. iSlIi m -53 I (L to R) Karin Bernardo, Pam Berry, Wendy Skomars, Jill Jesse, Stephai Bellavance (not sliown) Sally Bertolet mie Greeley, Beth McGinnis, Dina Caraviello, (coach] John Kirhy, (kneeling] Lynn VOLLEYBALL (L to R] (top row) S. McKay, C. Robey, H. Fenstermacher, T. Spiegel, D. Kovatsi, (bottom row] S. Hobel, G. Hosey, M. Smallwood, S. Ahern, M. Fraser FIELD HOCKEY The 1981 field hockey team finished its season with a rec- ord of 4-4-8. This record, however, does not reflect the amount of effort and dedica- tion that both the J.V. and Varsity teams displayed. With their “Go Nuts” spirit, the team had many laughs and good times throughout the season. The team did the worm, aced the trivia ques- tions, practiced their Back-of- the-bus tunes, experimented with the PRETENDERS, but never got their sweats!!! The seniors would like to thank Miss Fahey for all she has done for us as people as well as players . . . Front Row (L to R): Kathy Davis, Pam Colt, Amy Corcoran, Julie McCarthy, Julie Grace, Tricia Rudisill. Back Row (L to R): Coach Fahey, Erin Kelley, Hope Carter, Nancy Simonaitis, Diane Daniels, Allison Whelan, Debbie Kinlund, Laura Hunter, Nancy Cusack, Jamie Strom. Girls’ Soccer The 1981 edition of the Girls’ Soccer team had a very successful season finishing with a record of 12-3-1. The team came in second in the Southern In- dependent League missing first place by a mere one point. They did. however, make a first by beating Fox- boro twice in one season. In the tournament, the girls lost in a close game in the first round to Winchester, after beating North Weymouth in the prelimi- naries. The team produced two league all-stars, co- captain Laurel Hallowell and junior Laura Nejame. Varsity Team: (standing): head coach Pat Scarsciotti, mgr. Kristi Cates, Laura Nejame, Michelle Orcutt, Peggy Brock Sarah McMahon, Dawn Plesh, Kendra Eaton, Ellen O’Malley, Mgr. Shawna Burke, asst, coach Judy Noble, (kneeling): Marci Sullivan, Sue Flynn, Lynne Hinkley, co-captain Margie Rogers, co-captain. Laurel Hallowell, Jenny Baiiev, Gail Scarsciotti Meg Brooks, (sitting): goalie, Kathy O’Dell. Junior Varsity Team: (standing): head coach Pat Scarsciotti, Mgr. Cindy Shaw, Karen Kilcoyne, Courtney Chudzik, Karen Keohane, Kathy Cood, Laura Edgar, Christine Deal, Jeanne Kraus, Peggy Willgohs, Stephanie Mouquin, Maura O’Grady, asst, coach Judy Noble, (kneeling): JenniterEgan, Suzanne MacDonald, Laura Gillis, Jennifer Baldwin, Liz Breen, Ellen O’Malley, (sitting): goalie, Nancy Doherty, THE WARRIORS 1981-82 “ICE-MEN” Top Row: Coach Jim Morgan; Sean O’Driscoll; Dale Archer; Tom Fawcett; Lawrence Howell; Tom Reis; Bobby Davis; Greg MacKenzie; Middle; Mike Lupfer; David Thompson; Tom Gardner; Kevin Morgan; David Hallett; Tom Caragliano. Bottom: Mike Hughes; Mike Reagan; Jeff MacKarrick; Bob Parisi; Glen Harrison; J.D. Stevenson. Cv ' 1 ( MEDFIELD WARRIORS “ICEMEN” The Icemen finished their season with a 7-7-3 record overall, one of their best to date. Losing only 4 seniors from last year’s team, Medfield was able to become a dominant force in the Tri-Valley League, contributing five players to the league’s All-Star game. TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE CHAMPS IJ. Burke “Don’t give up the $@ !?; baseline!’ Dniie lohnson BIG BLUE HOOPS 1981-82 BIG BLUE VARSITY, Back row, 1 to r, David Murley, Steve Berthiaume, Peter Simonsen, Chris Burtt, Craig Eaton, Bob Porack, Bill Smithers, Peter Kennedy, David Robinson, Bob McCarthy, Yogi Brabazon, Front row. Coach Gibbs, Doug Johnson, D.J. Burke, Co-capt. Tom Brennan, Co-capt. Jim Belloli, Dan Zuccarini, Rob Evans, Coach Farroba. The Big Blue ended its 81-82 season with a Tri-Valley League record of 16-0 and finished 20-0 overall, compiling Big Blues first undefeated season. This gave the Blue a berth in the state tournament, an undisputed 1st place, and claim to the T.V.L. title. All season the team was led by the scoring and rebounding of Jim Belloli and Craig Eaton, strong frontcourt action in Chris Burtt and Bob Porack, and overall floorplay by Tom Brennan and David Robinson. Excellent efforts off the bench came from Bill Smithers, Dan Zuccarini, and Porack. The season saw Coach Gibbs earn his 100th career win, a squeaker vs. Hopkin- ton for the championship, and Brennan, Belloli, and Eaton elected to the T.V.L. All-star Team. Congratulations to the team on an outstanding season. Jim Belloli David Robinson Tom Brennan Chris Burtt a Co-capt. Jim Belloli, Coach Gibbs, and Co-capt. Tom Brennan DUST!! TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE CHAMPS tiaif- r: 1 d H Vji 1 5 : ■■ ■ PWBTiiy i K- ■ ;L-.. Bfei ■� V ' ' If by Kudyard Kipling IF YOU CAN KEEP YOUR HEAD WHEN ALL ABOUT YOU ARE LOSING THEIRS AND BLAMING IT ON YOU IF YOU CAN TRUST YOURSELF WHEN ALL MEN DOUBT YOU, BUT MAKE ALLOWANCE FOR THEIR DOUBT- ING TOO; IF YOU CAN WAIT AND NOT BE TIRED BY WAITING, OR BEING LIED ABOUT. DON’T DEAL IN LIES OR BEING HATED. DON’T GIVE WAY TO HATING. AND YET DON’T LOOK TOO GOOD. NOR TALK TOO WISE: IF YOU CAN DREAM — AND NOT MAKE DREAMS YOUR MASTER; IF YOU CAN THINK - AND NOT MAKE THOUGHTS YOUR AIM; IF YOU CAN MEET WITH TRIUMPH AND DISASTER AND TREAT THOSE TWO IMPOSTERS |UST THE SAME; IF YOU CAN BEAR TO HEAR THE TRUTH YOU’VE SPOKEN TWISTED BY KNAVES TO MAKE A TRAP FOR FOOLS, OR WATCH THE THINGS YOU GAVE YOUR LIFE TO. BROKEN. AND STOOP AND BUII.D ’EM UP WITH WORN- OUT TOOLS: IF YOU CAN MAKE ONE HEAP OF ALL YOUR WINNINGS AND RISK IT ON ONE TURN OF PITCH-AND-TOSS. AND LOSE, AND START AGAIN AT YOUR BEGINNINGS AND NEVER BREATHE A WORD ABOUT YOUR LOSS; IF YOU CAN FORCE YOUR HEART AND NERVE AND SINEW TO SERVE YOUR TURN LONG AFTER THEY ARE GONE, AND SO HOLD ON WHEN THERE IS NOTHING IN YOU EXCEPT THE WILL WHICH SAYS TO THEM: ’HOLD IF YOU CAN TALK WITH CROWDS AND KEEP YOUR VIRTUE OR WALK WITH KINGS — NOR LOSE THE COMMON TOUCH. IF NEITHER FOES NOR LOVING FRIENDS CAN HURT YOU. IF ALL MEN COUNT WITH YOU. BUT NONE TOO MUCH; IF YOU CAN FILL THE UNFORGIVING MINUTE WITH SIXTY SECONDS’ WORTH OF DISTANCE RUN. YOURS IS THE EARTH AND EVERYTHING THAT’S IN IT. AND — WHICH IS MORE — YOU’LL BE A MAN. MY SON! WINTER TRACK TEAM This year’s Winter Track Team proved itself the number one mediocre team in the League. A final record of 2-4-1 for the season, 4th place in the League Meet, a 2nd place by Captain O’Toole in the State Meet high hurdles as well as two new records in the girl’s mile and two mile by Sophomore Mary Bruno were the high lights of the season. Many personal records were set on the distance team as well as by the sprinters. The team was looser this year than before, maybe because it was the first time that girls competed on the team (a real benefit). We had loads of fun, more so than was to the liking of Mr. Youlden, but if he expects us to behave maturely, maybe he should come to the State Meet next year. All in all everyone on the team showed outstanding talent. Good luck next year. Recruit those sophomores! L i ; 1 7 i _i ' 1ft 1 . - Top Row: I. Scott, M. Danforth, T. Bonnet, B. Beleou, K. Burden, J. Royer, B. Mazukina, M. Boudette. Second Row: S. Berthiaume, J. Talerman, T. Taylor, J. Loughnane, J. Brabazon, C. Cowen, C.E. Edgar, B. Connely. Third Row: L. Edgar, M. Selliger, K. Grace, P. Vasaturo, T. Otoole, G. Lamb, J. Morgan, M. Bruno, S. Spicer, (Missing Grant Gos) Hey you guys. Mr. Youldens got a big one! M — - What is Connely doing??!! aai GIRLS’ HOOPS (Front row 1. to r.) Laura Nejame, Connie Cox, Laurel Hallowell, Dawn Flesh, Jamie Strom, Kendra Eaton. (Back row 1. to r.) Tom Cowell, Lynn Bellavance, Nancy Simonaitis, Peggy Brock, Karen Bumpus, Beth McGinnis, Jenifer Weinstock, Eileen DeSorgher. IV TEAM: Back Row: C. Rogan, D. Rose, E. O’Malley, M. Loughnane, S. Dugan, Coach Eileen DeSor er. Sitting: N. Bristol, D. Beausang, T. Nara, M. Cipriani BIG BLUE SPIRIT Varsity Cheerleaders: (front L. to R.) Lauren Cresto, Karin Bernardo, Margie Rogers, Lynne Hennessey, Marcie Cates, Linda Develin. (Back L. to R.) Ann Bonnano, Jill Alper, Sue Harrison, Kristen Heiligman, Felicia Brockelman. zoo CREW” J.V. Cheerleaders: (front L. to R.) Dina Caraviello, Michelle Orcutt, Linda j O’Toole, Debbie Wiley, (back L. to R.) Lisa Kunzig, Therese Domnauer, Sandy I Hobel, Julie Nelson. TSr3; � 1 « T 1 jWi 1 L ! 1 mimiiii i iiiniiiii ii i I Student Council Back Row: F. Brockelman, P. Berry, J. Tragakis, C. Altmann, B. McGinnis, D. Burke, M. Reagan, K. Bernardo, C. Develin, C. Schwarz, T. Domnauer Middle Row: L. Gillis, P. Brock, M. Fottler, T. Slack, H. Bradshaw, S. Harisson, M. Cates, M. Rogers, P. Moran, N. White Front Row: G. Pollard, M. Sullivan, M. Orcutt, S. Greely, J. Baldwin, J. Alper, S. McDonnell, J. McCarrick Advisor: Bill Meehan 102 Student Council Officers Back: P. Berry, L. Gillis Front: C. Schwarz, P. Moran Junior Class Officers Back: S. McDonnell, M. Orcutt Front: J. Alper, G, Pollard, Mrs. Kallio — Advisor Senior Class Officers Back: C. Altmann Front: N. White, J. Tragakis, B. McGinnis Sophomore Class Officers Back: C. Sullivan, M. Fottler Front: T. Donovan, B. Connelly 103 Literary Magazine Back Row; D. Sullivan, A. McIntosh, Mr. Hadlock — Advisor, Mrs Allan — Advisor, M. Doucette, J. Cullen Middle Row: Mahabir, P. Murley, K. Berger Front Row: M. Brooks, R. Vaclavik, J. Donovan, D. Cronin, L. Hart, A. Allan, A. LaMachia, J. Shaw, LaPolla National Honor Society Back Row: K. Mahabir, K. Bernardo, C. Altmann, D. Snyder, Mr. Smith — Advisor Middle Row: P. Berry, M. Reagan, S. Wilson, S. Flynn, L. Bellavance, M. Fraser, F. Brockelman Front Row; A. Foster, M. Foucre, J. Grace, D. Archer, A. Corcoran, ). Norton, A. Campbell, M. Orcutt, G. Pollard 104 AFS Back Row: K. Shoop, S. VanNess, S. Doucette, M. Doucette, K. Jafferian, P. Kelly, J. Cardell, C. Schrade Middle Row: K. Alberta, E. Ryan, P. Dennison, V. Bonanno, J. Cullen, A. Allan, L. Fowle, K. lafolla, L. Codispotti Front Row: E. Chiesa, M. Sievers Chemistry Gang Back Row: J. Landesburg, J. Cullen, K. Alberta, S. Doucette, L. Fowle, A. Allan, L. Hart, J. Brabazon, P. Murley, A. McIntosh (back), J. Donovan, J. Tragakis (back), C. Good (back) Front Row: R. Vaclavik, K. Mahabir, K. Berger, K. Doherty, D. Brahazon, H. Carter, K. Edgar, D. Cronin, N. White, L. Hallowell I Back: T. Brien, P. Murley, C. Cowen, J. Donavan Front: M. Doucette, J. Cullen, J. Brabazon, A. Nourse, Mr. Cuoco — Advisor Moocher’s Society Debate Club: Back Row: B. Lamachia, C. Macguire, A. Flanders, K. Alberta, K. Mahabir, K. Berger Front Row: J. Brabazon, L. Fowle, D. Brabazon, M. Doucette, A. Allan, L. Hart 106 Back Row: A. LaMachia, S. Moffatt, B. LaMachia, J. McVicar, K. Mahabir Front Row: K. Berger, M. Wallace, S. Simmons, A. Flanders, R. Vaclavic. Mr. Meehan Advisor. 107 Math Team: Back Row: C. Schrade, L. Hart, E. Edgar, C. Macguire, M. Wallace Front Row: M. Marin, A. Allan, C. Cohin, J. Landesberg, K. Mahabir, K. Berger Hat Club: American Section Back Row: ]. Fraser, L. Edgar, L. Kunzig, N. Siscoe, J. Cardell, P. Willgohs, L. O’Toole, L. Fitch, N. Allan, E. MacDonald. Front Row. K. Alberta, D. Higgins. Back Row: K. lafolla, M. Doucette. Front Row: S. Wilson, D. Higgins, A. Nourse, K. Alberta, D. Brabazon. Color Guard 108 Stage Band Back Row: Finn, E. Posivak, L. Reinemann, K. Grace, S. McDonnell, M. Anes. Middle Row: D. Griff, D. Walker, S. Quatramoni, D. Musto, J. Roberts, K. Murphy, F. Brockelman, K. Gately, A. Campbell. Front Row: T. Larkin. Special Chorus Christmas Concert 109 110 Medfield High School Band 1 111 UNDERCLASSMEN SOPHOMORES — CLASS OF 1984 Rosella Avitabile, Denise Beausang, Heidi Bradshaw, Arlene Ames, Nancy Bristol, Shact Ahern, Courtney Birch, Tina Burrow, Sarah Alasso; Peter Bar- ten, Mary Bruno, Peggy Brock, Tom Brien, Phil Bannister, John Brady, Tim Bonnet; John Bratsos, Edward Birch, Jim Brabazon, Tom Battist, David Ballou, Rich Bonanno, Mark Berry. Miss Slyne, Bryonn Connolly, Courtney Coleman, Brian Daupninee, Vicky Copithorne, Tim Donavan, David Cooke, David Danielson, Phil Cicio; Karen Callaghan, Sandy Cook, Maria Cipriani, Lisa Codispoti, Cindy Cohan, Sally Childs, Brian Dugan; Christine Deal, Susan Dugan, Courtney Chudzik, Linda Develin, Lauren Cresto, Teresa Domnauer, Dan Campbell, Tom Chud- dik, Judy Cardell. Joy Gignac, Stephanie Fralin, MaryEllen Gatz, Donna Floser, Suzanne Goldstein, Linda Gauphren, Heidi Fenstermacher, Mr. Goodall; Susan Harrison, Marybeth Fottler, Kathleen Good, Laurie Fitch, Kendra Eaton, Laura Edgar, Laura Dutcher, Sarah Goodard; Donald Gillis, Peter Hayes, Doug Ferguson, Scott Gab- lehart, Dan Cately, Steven Foley, Albie Gukes, Peter Gruhn. 113 Carrie Morgan, Amy LaMachia, Kim Leader, Darlene Kovatsi, Je- anne Kraus, Karin Holst, Georgia Karfotias; Denise Horan, Charna Katz. John Lafond, David Jaffarian, Kevin Leavey, Jason Holland, Scott Hilton; Sharon Hunter, Karen Keohane, Karen Kilcoyn, Sandy Hobel, Kristin Heiligman, Colleen Hosey, Lisa Kunsig, Andy Henger- ford. Bill Horan, Michael Hughes. James Luciano, Timothy McGin- nis, Scott Merrow, Milce Noonan, Robert Modee, Douglas Mersto; Paul McCarthy, Michael Madsen, Scott Marcus, Jeffrey Moore, Brad- ford Martin, Mark Murphy, Anthony Nourse; Stephanie Mou- quin, Julie Nelson, Maura O’Grady, Debra Morton, Nora Love, Mar- garet MacLean, Melanie Marin, De- borah McMasters, Margaret Lough- nane. Karen Pierce, Karen Rodgers, De- bbie Ostrander, Lisa Parrish, Glen Peterson, Todd Ripley; Steven Quotromoni, Ed Posivak, Curt Rhealt, Dan Powers, Chris Peck. ? JUNIORS — CLASS OF 1983 Christine Schrade, Christine Rogan; Susan Rowland, Christine Scobie, Karen Shapiro, Kristin Shoop, Denise Rose; Jeff Shaw, Alex Saporoschetz, Tim Ryan, Dan Rose. Julie Spiess, Linda Tucker, Mrs. Kallio; Nancy Siscoe, Sara Spicer, Christine Sullivan, Patricia Spiegel, Mary Sullivan, Townley Slack, William Slyne, John Stevenson, Barry Tray, Stephen Snow. Jeff Bennotti, Bill Ballou, Bruce Angelis, Matt Boudette, Tom Berk- ley, John Brabazon, Steve Berth- iaume; Bob Astle, Geoff Ball, Chris Berg, Ann Bonanno, Kristen Bartho- lomew, Liz Breen, Jennifer Bald- win, Faith Barrett; Mr. Kinch, Michelle Bellizzi, Cheryl Brando- lo, Tim Bratsos, Nancy Allen, Joan Amoroso. Missing: Jill Alper, Kris- ten Bernardo, Matt Brennan, Jim Ballard, Scott Bassett. Robbie Evans, Ed Gilmore, Craig Eaton, Tracy Erickson; Christopher Garrity, Ernest Edgar, MaryEllen Flynn, MaryEllen Fraser, Laura Gillis, Jennifer Egan, Lori Fugle- stad, Louise Good; Jeff Finn, Steven Eppich, Jeff Gates, Andy Farrar, Tom Gardiner, Mide Forrest, Ame- lia Foster, Jill Evenson; Miss Moul- ton, Sean Fay, Karen Gatz, Kathy Fleming, Michelle Doucette. Erin Kelley, Cindy Helton, Eric Heyer, Ted Kearns, David Griffin; Britt Jaclonan, Pam Kelly, Donna Holderrid, Jeanne Harney, Kath- leen Jaffarian, Heidi Kalweit, Don- na Higgins, Beth Goodwin, Dan Jenkins; Stephanie Greeley, Michael Hoyt, Robert Hamilton, David Hallett, Todd Holland, George Hinkley. 116 Bobby Davis, Mike Danforth, Rusty Dauphinee, Kevin Burden, Scott Coleman, Miss Noble; Becky Com- eau. Sue Cooley, Nancy Doherty, Mile Cohan, Roger Caruso; Joe Caferelli, Allison Campbell, Nancy Callachan, Dina Caraviello, Karen Bumpus, Karen Christy, Suzanne Brown. Deborah Kindlund, Suzanne Mac- Donald, Michael Lupfer, Gerard Mahoney, William Luciano, John Louchnane, Elizabeth MacDonald; Robert Lovell, John Ledbetter, Pe- ter Kennedy, William Mazukina, Brent LeClaire; Robert Keissling, Timothy Mandell, David Lee; Elaine Love, Susan Leavey, Joan Leonard, Lisa May, Donna LaBadessa, Missing: Paul Ledwith, Kimberly Lewis, John Mahoney. I ' 1 , I m ml t l1 Neall O’Connor, John Royer, Tom Reis, David Palmer, Robert Porack, Sean O’Driscoll, Brian Pye; Susan Ritcpy, Dawn Plesh, Michele Orcutt, Dianne Savage, Katie Row- land, Ian Scott; Kellie O’Connor, Kathy Ryan, Greg Pollard, Karl Schwartz, Richard Reinemann, Mark Peterson, Robert Papsis. Nancy Simonitis, Suzanne Shack- ley, Cindy Smith, Julie Sullivan, David Thompson, Richard Shaw, Peter Simonsen; Daren Smith, Ale- xis Smith, Marcia Sullivan, Bill Smithers, John Shannon, Scott Sta- pin, Mike Slyne, Mark Silva; Neil O’Connor, Tom Reis, Markus Sie- vers, Greg Spaulding, Jason Taler- man, John Royer, Mr. Morris. 117 Arthur VVeinstock, Dan Zuccarini, Mary Wallace, Alison Whelan, Thien Ton, Diane Savage; Mr. Sha- piro, Greg Wyman, Debbie Vozzel- fa, Marcia Wood, Sara Wilson, Lynn Wolf, Teresa Weir; Doug Wright, David Tucker, John Wil- liamson, Tom Wissler, Jim Whyte, Bob Tupper. UNDERCLASSMEN AT THEIR BEST! Sophomore Homeroom; Karen Walton, Ona Wang, Margot Wil- gohs, Deborah Wiley; Stacia Wy- man, Steven Zabe, Scott Whelan I got it! i ' 1 jI B r I ' ■ii Christmas Dance December 19, 1981 . 1 r u f 1 i • ' MHIki fl rii ATuPP ' . I I i DONORS Over the Rainbow PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Archer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bellavance Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bernardo Mr. and Mrs. Sarsfield Brennan Mr. and Mrs. David Burke Mr. and Mrs. Gates Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Cronin The Franis Cafe Mr. and Mrs. George Covers Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grace Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Eric lafolla Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lomker Mr. and Mrs. John Lee Mrs. Joanne Mackenzie Bill and Barbara Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vietz 2 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wallace GOLDEN EDITORS Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bonanno Mr. and Mrs. John Burke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Caragliano Mr. and Mrs. William Carter Mr. and Mrs. Edward Colburn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox Mr. and Mrs. George Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Peter Howell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hurd Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 from the Kelly Family LORD’S DEPARTMENT STORE 446-450 Main Street Open 6 am — 9 p.m. 7 days a week APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE HAIR CARE PRODUCTS David ' s Hairstyling ROFFLER SCULPTUR - KUT 617-359-8986 501 MAIN STREET MEOPIELD, MASS. Congratulations MED- VALE NURSING HOME 519 Main St. Medfield Dr. Mrs. Davis Perlmutter 131 : Good Luck from Congratulations Class of ’82 Especially Paula, D.J., A D TV SALES and Appliances Doug, Laura, Tom, Mark, Connie, Jim, and to our daughter Nanette. Medfield Ralph DiGiacomo We love you. Bill and Renae White Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1982 OLD COLONY BANK An Affiiate of the First National Bank of Boston 495 Main Street Medfield, Mass. Mon — Thur. 8:30-5:00 Fri. 8:30-8:00 Sat. 8:30-1:00 Compliments of LA SUPREMA DRY CLEANERS 359-8862 Best Wishes to the “Class of 1982” and Ted, John, Equilibrium and the SKAT Shirley and Bob Larkin LARKIN REAL ESTATE 359-6760 Congratulations Class of ’82 Sensor Perm Phone 359-4705 KMS HAIR INN of MEDFIELD 58 North Street Medfield Compliments of HOMESTYLES North Meadows Rd. Medfield, MA 132 r ]■FDC Packaging, inc. A ' 113 Adams St., Medfield, Mass. 02052 Telephone (617) 359-8566 Systems — engineered containers for perishables A NAME YOU CAN TRUST • 359-2331 326-3351 (Boston line) PHONE (617) 359-4302 Best Wishes Class of 1982 DAVID B. ALLAN INSURANCE BROKER ALEXANDER ALLAN INSURANCE AGENCY 445 MAIN STREET — MEDFIELD, MASS. 02052 133 LET’S KEEP THINGS ROLLING Glass of ’82 Town Country Bicycles 26 Park Street Medfield, Mass 359-8377 The Boys: Gurtis Altinann Dave Snyder D.J. Burke Mark “Iron Man’’ Mckay Miek “Moses” Seliger Would like to thank: The Administration and Fatuity Dempsey’s Anheuser — Busch Go. for our great high school years. Good Luck From DANIEL’S Gongratulations of Medfield Dr. Mrs. Richard Heiligmann 10 North St. Medfield, Mass 359-7373 FARGO ENGINEERING COORPORATION 105 Adams Street Medfield, Ma 02052 Phone: (617) 359-2341 MIS 359-4409 Best Wishes RANDY’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVIGE, ING. Foreign and Domestic Repairs, rentals, towing NIASE Gertified Mechanics 100 North Meadows Rd. Medfield, Mass 02052 Best Wishes To the Glass of ’82 MITGHELL REAL ESTATE RESIDENTIAL SALES 511 MAIN STREET MEDFIELD. MA 02052 CHARLES MITCHELL 329-4780. 359-2318 RES. 762-5451 Evenings: Lee Howell 359-4210 Virginia Olsen 359-2103 Gen Reagan 359-8303 Sue Cornwall 528-0459 134 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1982 GOOD LUCK ’82 FROM YOUR MEN IN BLUE L OVELL’S FLOWERS the 160 Main Street MEDFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT Route 109 359-4191 Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 BULLARD’S Market and Package Store 1 Green Street at North Street 359-4462 359-7461 359-8882 MEDFIELD TEXACO GENERAL REPAIRS • SNOW PLOWING INSPECTION STATION 26 SPRING ST. (RTE. 27) PAUL BURNS MEDFIELD. MA. 02052 Four Paws Ltd. DOG GROOMING AND BOUTIQUE ALL BREEDS 24 Park Street Station Medfield, MA 02052 Jo-Ann O’Brien 617-359-8068 - Onluijj- n ni Zl. CIRCLE REAL ESTATE FERNANDES PLAZA 359-2355 Ralph Costello Dot Whyte DELTn The Real Estate Group Wayne Kivi DELTA — THE REAL ESTATE GROUP Louise Garrison Administrator Arlene Landesberg Sally Shaw m THE VILLAGE PEDDLER Good Luck 31 Park St. to the Class of 82 Medfield 359-7032 from Open Tue., Wed., Thurs., Sat., 10-4 PRIMROSE PATH sometime s Sun., 1-4 JOHN BELMONT. PROP. 3L Wa.Lt PLce i mr FRUITS AND VtGETABLF.S 36 PARK ST. STATION MEDFIELD, MASS. 02052 r r 1 1 T-r-c WOOLWORKS Best Wishes A- Class of 1982 Helen Weinert 505 Main Street Medfield, MA 02052 (617) 359-4666 BELKNAP REAL ESTATE Best Wishes Class of 1982 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1982 MEDFIELD HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 137 PHILLIP SPECIALIZING BLOW CUTS COLORS PERMS MEN, WOMEN CHILDREN MEDFIELD 485 Main Street 359-8814 359-88 ' 57 OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT STANLEY STARR, D.D.S., P.C. PRACTICE LIMITED TO ORTHONDONTICS 72 North Street Medfield, Mass. 02050 359-2476 43 South Street Foxhoro, Mass. 02035 543-7744 at our Best Wishes DUFFY’S MINI-MART Open 7 Days A Week 7 a.m. — 10 p.m. 543 Main St. 359-8887 Best Wishes office, to the , “Class of ’82’’ this is the only thing that sits around! Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 E.W. CALLOW 10 Summer St. 359-4941 It’s really not fair that we just have the reputation for being one of the finest real estate offices in tovm. We wish more of you knew that we have the best iced coffee about. We order it one day and it just sits around for another four or five days and gets real cold. We don ' t have the time to sit around with it, because our job is to sell homes. Maybe it’s time that your job got to know us — that is, to get your home sold. In fact, it’s more important that you know more about the job we can do for you than how good and cold our coffee is. ' li—rn n nl iHis ETTA MALONEY Real Estate 495 Main Street, Medfield, Mass. 02052 We’re the Neighborhood Professionals Best Wishes Dianne and Class of ’82 Fran and Carol Rossi ADAMS PACKAGE STORE MEDFIELD PHARMACY Beer — Wine — Liquor Rt. 109 Millis-Medfield line Open till 11 every night 25 North St. Next to Post Office 359-4300 R. Edward Beard and John J. McNicholas Attorneys at Law BEST WISHES ’82 LELAND TRUCKING Kenney Crowell and Michael Dinapoli 139 Bus. 359-6155 Res. 35i9-6717 Shackley’s ,- Medfield Towae 7 Days A Week Logans — Deliveries Owners 3 Kingsbury Drive Wally Sis Shackley Medfield, Mass. 02052 • Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolina Dick Swiech, Walpole. MA Congratulations , Class of 1982 m Boy’s Track left front: Paul Vasatoro , Jim Traqakis , Jack Horcan,Tim O ' Toole , Kevin Grace, Greg Lamb, Grant Cos, Mark Murphy, Tony Nourse, Steve Bethuine , Chris Cowen , ' ' like Slyne, Ernest Edgar, Jim Brabazon,Tom Chudsik,Tom Reis, John Royer, Kevin Burden, John Brabazon , David Tucker, Andre Hunaer ford , Bob Astle . Back row: Kr . Youlden , D. Wiley, L. Cresto, D. Beausang, E. Kelley, K. Keohane , K. Kilcoyne, M. Bruno, S. ' - ' ilson, A. Noiirse Middle row: L. O ' Toole, K. Smith, J. Alper, L. May, S. McKay, C. Roqan , C. Chudzik, A. Bonanno, K. Rogers, C. Horgan,L. Kunzig L. Edgar First row: L. Develin, K. Eaton, L. Fowle , L. Hunter, S. VanNess S. Berry, d. Cullen, M. Sullivan, T. Slack Girl’s Track l fiVt ‘Tm fiTil p )AjH fWe ' dchvi Boy’s Baseball 1 Softball Top Row: L. Nejame,J. Strom, B. Jackman, Foster, J. Simmonitis p”! Kelley , H . Kalv, ' eit,K. Jaf far ian , Coach Sue Moulton , Bottom Row: P. Berry, D. Kelley, C. Cox,W. Skomars,J. Grace, S. Flynn, L. Bella- vance . 3 tv 15 ! ! Junior Senior Prom