Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1982 volume:

If winter comes, can spring be far behindr She I lay f A SHOW AND TELL Nancy Wungor, Huffy Kris Walsh. Amy Rugor. Lmirlo Robinson 12 The Crew Paula Dougans. Karen Thurston Kandy Burstyn, Rhee Boss -. Rebeiu Mushnick. Janice Sleeper Beth White Valery Bergen. Gayle Dognazzi, Pam Boudrot, Carolyn Freese. Jean Lagos 1982 MOHAWK STAFF Yearbook Staff: Both White. Editor: kri«. Walsh. Ass’t. Editor: k Sycamore. Photo- grapher: A Reger. Art Work; I. Robinson; C. Cronin: G. Andonian; C. Freese: H. Hozani: M. lohnston; M. Gould: I Burnett: Y. Chalmeta: P. Boudrot. Kris Walsh Assistant Editor A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU We'd like to utilize this space to give our sincerest thanks to Mrs. Cindy Hunt. Without her dedication and support, there would have been no yearbook this year. Cindy was always be- hind us 100%: cheering us nn. keeping us going when we were discouraged, and jumping in to lend a helping hand when ever we needed her to. which was quite frequently. She has been much more than a yearbook advisor, she has been a friend, tried and true. We thank you whole-heartedly. Cindy, we couldn't have done it without you!!! Mrs. Cindy Hunt Yearbook Advisor DEDICATION This year’s yearbook is dedicated to a teacher who teaches with his heart as well as his mind. William Dooling treats each of his students like mature human beings with their own unique abilities, problems, and personalities. Thus, he is not forced to demand respect, he earns it. His compassion and altruism seem to be limitless and he has done something to help each of us in some way. He does not merely talk; he speaks knowingly. He does not merely hear: he listens in- tently. Mr. Dooling is a teacher we the class of 1982 will not soon forget. He is most deserving of our admiration and deep-felt gratitude. Thank you. Mr. Dooling. APPRECIATION Mrs. Russ and Miss Galvin stepped in when we needed them most. They both saved us from what would have been a hopelessly uneventful senior year. More importantly. Mrs. Russ and Miss Galvin always gave the impression that they wanted us to have fun and enjoy our last year at Millis High. They put up with a lot of bickering and we'd like them to know that in spite of our frequent complaining, we sincerely do appreciate their time, effort, concern, and understanding. Mrs. Russ. Miss Galvin. Thanks!! We'll miss you both. SUPERINTENDENT AND SCHOOL COMMITTEE TO THE CLASS OF 1982: Much is being written today about the issue of a vocation- a) technical education vs. a general libera I education. The demands for specialized training today in the tech- nology field are so strong that the very existence of a liberal education is in jeopardy. Whether one enters the world of higher education or the work force, one must be ever mindful of the qualities of a liberal education which our society must have. At the very foundation of any education is the ability to read, write, speak, and compute effectively. 1 am confident that you have received that foundation in the Millis Public Schools. Use it to the best of your ability, because the knowledge you have gained is essential for resolving life's problems. Mv best wishes are extended to each of you for a happy, successful future. Sincerely yours. William A. Vellante Superintendent of Schools MILLIS HIGH SCHOOL MILLIS. MASSACHUSETTS 02054 l. to R Front Row: R. Healy. Secretary: W. Alessi. Chairman: Standing: D. Mundy; E. Neville: I. Arsenault To The Class of 1982: I congratulate each and even.- one of you on your successful completion of this phase of your educa- tion. A high school diploma, although noteworthy, is only a beginning. It reflects an achievement of those skills necessary to pursue further academic or vocational accomplishments. Not always does it re- flect the qualities needed for future success. Qual- ities such as desire, hard work, perseverance and a willingness to devote the same energies to those tasks which are less appealing as you would to the tasks which you delight in accomplishing are ex- tremely important and will earn. you far in this world. My best wishes go with you for a successful and happy future and may education always remain foremost in your mind as you continue to develop the talents to meet vour individual successes. Sincerelv. PAUL A. BRUNELLE Principal To The Class of 1982: Every graduating class possesses a unique quality that is inherent to that particular class. This quality is expressed both collectively and individually. The Class of 1982 has expressed the qualities of sincerity, cooperation and dedication of purpose. Upon receiving your diploma, it is my sincerest wish that each of you will carry forth fond memories of your years at Millis High School. Sincerelv. JOSEPH . ARCUD1 Assistant Principal FACULTY AND STAFF L toRScience Dept.: A. Salerno; S. Gourley: L. Magner: k. Morrill: R. Keen; Math Dept.: M. Cangi; k Moody; B. Greene; D. O'Donnell: M. Melo: Foreign Language Dept.: P. Barry; W. Williams; Social Studies Dept.: D. Naughton; B. Tuohey; W. Dooling; Fnglish Dept.: T. Hoffman: R. Russ: F. Flanagan: B. Powers; Business Dept.: N, Valois; A. O'Regan; F. Glass; Music Dept.: T Hyde; R. Terbowich: C. Miller. L to R Guidance and PPS: I Rogers; P. DePaolo: C. Galvin; T. Pellictia; A. Rovedo; R. Cass: Home He Dept.: M. Levesque; Industrial Arts Dept.: A. Andrews; Phvs Ed. Dept.. A. Marak: E Peterson: Secretaries: E. Hillier: S. Ronca: |. Rogers: Librarian: |. Strathern; Reading Coordinator: F. Sacco. KATHLEEN MARIE ADAMS Kat SAYINGS: What in the world? ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society. Designing. Wax Work. Drawing. Talent Show. A.F.S., Marionettes. Creation of Clothings. Crafts of All Kinds. PET PEEVE: Small Towns USUALLY FOUND: Getting By. QUOTE. Pleasure Principle. PAUL ANDREW ALBANI GREGG HAGOP ANUONIAN Dill. Dilldini. Greggie SAYINGS: Does anyone have a pen nr pencil I can borrow' Where .ire the girls? Ya. Ted. you're the best ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2.3.4 Proin Committee 3: From King 3; Financial Direr.tor of Yearbook 4: Track 1.2.3.4; Lifting 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1.2.3.4; V P. 1; Secretary Student Council 4: Intra- mural Volleyball 1.2.3.4: Toga Party 4; Gregg's Snow Festival 4. PET PEEVE: Gordhard Franklin Angel USUALLY FOUND: Where everyone else is found. QUOTE: If at first you don't succeed, try something easier. WILLIAM RYAN ANDREWS Bill. Pops. ACTIVITIES. Football 1 PET PEEVE: |an. USUALLY FOUND: Computer Room QUOTE: To thine own self be true. - Shakespeare GORDON FRANKLIN ANGEL Angel. Gorda. lordi. Gesk SAYINGS: Hey Homba Buddy. Storka . Ya! ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1.2.3.4; Intramural Vol- leyboll 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1: Egg Fight 2.3.4, Talent Show 3.4; Se- nior Play 4; Zoo Crew 1.2.3; Gregg's Snow Festival 4 PET PEEVE: Gregg Andonian USUALLY FOUND: With friends or Cvndi. QUOTE: Eat. drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die.” DONNA LEE AULENBACK Skunky. Weirdo. Silverstreak. SAYINGS: Hey weirdo! Hi hon. ACTIVITIES: Prom committee 3: Talent Show 3; Egg Fights. PET PEEVE: School's rug rats. USUALLY FOUND: Nowhere around here. QUOTE: I'm young now. I'm wild now. And I'm fret , got the power of music in me. — Triumph 20 ■ SHARON FRANCES BARRETT Sharon SAYINGS: Have a good one.” PET PEEVES: Alarm clocks USUALLY FOUND Eating an apple QUOTE: It is better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all KATHLEEN MARIE BEAUDOIN USUALLY FOUND: Cloud nine. QUOTE: When I finally get myself together. I'm gonna get down in that sunny Southern weather. Crosby. Stills. Nash, and Young. VALERY VICTORIA BERGEN Val. Valli. SAYINGS: Catch ya! Wasn’t my turn to watch her. I didn't know we had homework, vou guys! ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1.2.3. apt 4 Basketball 1.2.3; Soft- ball 1.2.3.4: Band 1.2,3: Class treasurer 4. Prom Committee 3: Powder puff football 4 PIT PEEVE: Cheerleaders. USUALLY FOUND: On the chuns cruise in the bomber with the girls. QUOTE: Not everything that is faced can be changed, but no- thing can be changed until it is faced. KENNETH SCOTT BEYER Kenny. Beyerstotle. Champ. SAYINGS: Yeah but let's deal in reality. oh but of course. Walshy does that truck really run? ACTIVITIES: Intramural volleyball 1.2.3.4: Tardiness and absentee- ism 3.4: An entire two weeks of J.V. basketball and football: Acci- dents 1. PET PEEVE: Organized sports and accident forms. USUALLY FOUND: Working at Phil Argento’s 9 to 9 brainchild. QUOTE: Life is just one damned thing after another. I DAROL WAYNE JOSEPH BISHOP F.A. Cade. Flower Child. Kwai-cliaug. SAYINGS: Peace. love, and flower power. It's all natural. Want some granola? ACTIVITIES: Community action 1: Soccer 2. Prom committee 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Intramural volleyball 3: Great books interpretive reading 3. PET PEEVE: Barbers! USUALLY FOUND: Meditating. QUOTE: When the still sea conspires an armour and her sullen and aborted currents breed tiny monsters, true sailing is dead. — James Douglas .Morrison HOLLY JEAN BOLZANI Hells. Hollypop. SAYINGS: Hey chick! Howdy Hun.” Hey, baby, what's shacken'? ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1.3: Prom Committee 3: Yearbook staff 4: Intramural volleyball 1.2.3: Egg fight 2.3. PET PEEVE: People who never smile. USUALLY FOUND Typing room QUOTE: It's not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. LINDA MARIK BOOTH Boothie. Lindois is the Boudois. STRAP. SAYINGS: Belhy. did ya get a letter from K.A.S.H. today?.rhere isn't a quiz today. is there? What!? There's a quiz today!? You’re kidding!!? ACTIVITIES Volleyball 1.2.3. Capt. 4 Basketball 1.2.3. Capt. 4; Softball 1; Tennis 2.3.4; Modern dance 1.2: Intramural vol- leyball 1.2.3. 4; Yearbook staff 4. Y.A.C. 3.4: Band 1.2; Prom Committee 3: Singing Telegram Crew 4; Student Council 4; Toga party 4: Powder Puff Football 4: Talent Show 2.3: National Honor Society 3.4; Work 2.3.4 PET PEEVE: Liver and lima beans. USUALLY FOUND: In my Thing. QUOTE: Forsake not an old friend; for the new is not comparable to him: a new friend is as new wine: when it is old. thou shall drink it with pleasure — 6:16 Bible DAVID RALPH BORCESEN ROSEMARIE JEANNE BOSSE Rhee. Rose. Rnee bee. SAYINGS: Oh. the grief! What’s up. baby cakes? But Michelle. I don't want ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 1; Cheerleading 2.3.4; Intramural Volleyball 3: Talent Show 3: School paper 2: Track 2. PET PEEVE: Being told your sister is better than you bv two female teachers. USUALLY FOUND: At Friendly’s with R.W. QUOTE: “Be yourself, not what others want you to be. 28 PAMELA IEAN BOUDROT Pam. Pamba. Pammy. SAYINGS: Hi hun.” Yah Right!” Hey Nazzi. what's for hon work?” ACTIVITIES: Field hockey 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3: Softball 1.2, Co-Capt 4; Student council 1; Treasurer 3. V.P. 4: Class V.P. 3, Powder Puff Football 4: Prom Committee 3: Yearbook Staff 4; Inti mural Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Talent show 2.3: Secret Santa 3: Egg Fig 1.2.3. PET PEEVE: Coaches with hang-ups. USUALLY FOUND: With the girls in my Bomber checking chuq QUOTE: There are no strangers here only friends we have nj met.” — Samuel Pepjj KATHRYNE BRODERICK Kathy. Kath. Weirdo. SAYINGS: Hi weirdo.” Come on Brooke This is true. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3: Talent Show 3: Egg Fight 1.1 l 29'82 PET PEEVE: Pep Rallvs. USUALLY FOUND: With my Guild A-25. QUOIT: I've been fraid of changes since I built my world aroun� you. But time made me bolder, even children get older and I'r getting older too. — Fleetwood Ma LORRAINE BURNETT ad Dubois. Red. Janet Burnett Girl Scout Cadette. kYINGS: I don’t believe you! AWESOME! Cheerleaders keot that bad you guys! 'iCTTVmES Cheerleading 1.2.3. Capt. 4: Prom Committee 3: Talent |aow 3.4: Girl's State 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Track 2: A.F.S. 3: Intramu- II Volleyball 2.3.4: Powder Puff Football 4: Prom Court 3: Home- pains 4; J. Love Fan Club 3.4. pTPEEYE: People who just sit and don't do anything. SUALLY FOUND; Eating peanut M M's with Linda. DOTE. Happiness is found along the way. not at the end of the RANDY EDITH BURSTYN Ran. Ranny. Rand. SAYINGS: That’s nice! Soooo. What's new? '1 think I'm gonna kill myself. ACTIVITIES: Newspaper 2: A.F.S. 1: Talent Show 3. PET PEEVE: People who onlv see the surface. USUALLY FOUND With Ian. Khee. or Sue. QUOTE: You may sav I'm .i dreamer, but I'm not the only one. I hone some day you’ll join us and the world will live as one. — John Lennon EDWARD VINCENT CANNON. |R Ted. Teddy. Theo. SAYINGS: Yo. Mrs. Russell, what's going down? “Good morning, boys and girls Ya. okay Greggy-star. You're my hero. ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2.3. Capt. 4: Basket- ball 1.2.3. Capt 4; Baseball 1.2.3. Capt 4: Student Council 2.3.4; Student Rep. to School Committee 4; Boy's State 3: National Honor Society 3.4: Talent Show 2.3.4; Y.A.C. 2: Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3.4. Your friend- ly neighborhood announcer 4 PET PEEVE: Hanging sliders. USUALLY FOUND: In Notre Dame shirts, hats, socks, and underwear. QUOTE: There are two kinds of people in this world; those who are Irish and (nose who wish they were! — Someone Smart Patricia jean burnett LISA ANNE CAREY Canary. Tweet. Cecil. SAYINGS: They're so stupid. Why? It's like ACTIVITIES Band 1.2: A.F.S. 1.2.3: Year- book staff 4. Talent Show 3: Powder puff football 4: Intramural Volleyball 1.2. PET PEEVE: People who use other people. USUALLY FOUND: With Lamb. QUOTE: You give hut a little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. — The Prophet YOLANDA C. CHALMETA (CARDENAS BUSTAMANTE CASTRO Yo SAYINGS: O K ! Yes. I think so. De- jame en paz. Greg. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 4: Basketball 4 Intramural volleyball 4: A.F.S. 4. Tennis 4. PET PEEVE: Superficial attitudes and hvpocrisv USUALLY FOUND High school or Home QUOTE: To a friend's house the road is never long. ROBERT PAUL CLIFFORD Cliff. Cliffy. SAYINGS: Yeah, yeah!! IVhat’s up?” No wav. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.2.3: Laura 3.4: Egg Fight 1.2,3; Partyii 1.2.3.4: Driving 3.4 PET PEEVE: Sugar USUALLY FOUND With Laura in rnv yellow bumble bee. EDWARD WILLIAM CHISHOLM Ted. Chiz. Teddlv. SAYING: REH! Tricky! (iet out of here.” ACTIVITIES Basketball 1. PET PEEVE: Eggv. the hardware owner. USUALLY FOUND: In a daze QUOTE: — ME THERESA JEAN CHISHOLM Tere. This. Chissy. SAYINGS: Get away from me. Blonds have more fun. Got any papers? ACTIVITIES: Work 1.2.3.4; Endless par- tying, PET PEEVE: Free Fare USUALLY FOUND: With B. Angel. QUOTE: Either lead, follow, or get the hell out of the way. RITA MICHELE MONICA GONGDON Reet. Congdon. TR7 SAYINGS: That's unique! Hi guvs, gals!.I'here's an Al Pacino. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1; Field hockey 1; Dance 1.3.4: Track 1,2:1 Volleyball 2.3; Intramural Volleyball 2.3,4; Talent show 2.3: Y.A,CJ| 2; Prom committee 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Toga 4; Duukin'Jj Donuts 3.4. PET PEEVE: Linda's strafs. USUALLY FOUND: On unforgettable adventures with Syc!! QUOTE: If you can imagine it. you can achieve it. If you can dreamj it. you can become it. 30 SCOTT COUSLAND LYNN TERESE COYLE CYNTHIA ANNE CRONIN Cvn. Cindy. Cinna. Chica. SAYINGS: What a losuhh! Aim. I can't wait toget out of here! What's up for this weekend? ACTIVITIES: Band 1.2.3.4: Jazz Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Basketball 2: Prom Committee 3; Vollevball 2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Band President 4; Drum Major 4: Talent Show 2.3.4; Intramural Volleyball 2.3.4; Toga party 4; Honor Society 3.4; Senior Play 4; work 2.3.4 PET PEEVE: S.A.T s USUALLY FOUND Talking. QUOTE: The important thing is to be able to sacrifice at any moment what we are for what we could become. Charles Dubois (AMES JOSEPH DeANCELIS jimmy D.. Hime. limbo. SAYINGS: That's wicked good...rime to fix Walsy’s Ford. “Welcome to Skatetown. U.S A. ACTIVITIES: Football 1. Basketball 1.2; In- tramural Volleyball 1.2.3.4. Hugh O'Brien Leadership 2: Boy’s State 3; Student Gov't. Day Rep. 3: Cars 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee i: Talent Show 1.4; Class President 3.4; Back Operation 2.3.4. PET PEEVE: Pat's precious plants. USUALLY FOUND: In my garage QUOTE: Go and live free, to be what you want to be.” IOSEPH DOMENIC D ERAMO joe. Big Joe. Big Guy. SAYINGS: Ya gotta love it! “Hey man. Hev. it’s zonky the honkv! ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2: Basketball 1.2.3. Capt. 4: Baseball 2.3.4. Talent Show 3.4; Egg Fight 1.2.3: Intramural Vollevball 2.3.4; Basketball Choir 1.2.3.4; Tallest in class K-12. PET PEEVE: Ignorant people who ask me how tall I am. USUALLY F'OUND: Quoting the Benny Hill Show. QUOTE: What is a man? What has he got? If not himself, then he has not. To say the things he truly feels and not the words of one who kneels. The record shows I took the blows and did it my way!! — F. Sinatra DAVID VV. Di- KANT I Dave SAYINGS: Hey! ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2.3: Track 1.2.3. PEI PEEVE: Conceited people. USUALLY FOl JND: Listening to Hii kv De- vons talk about cars. QUOTE: “With every mistake we must surely be learning. - C. Harrison WAYNE ANTHONY DEVENS Wayno. Wayna Baba. Train SAYINGS: WA-BA-ZA! Hev. Baba! Ya. I'll give you a ride. i ACIWnitS: Football 1.2.4: Hockey 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4: also Grade 8; Flirting 1.2.3.4: Egg Fight 1.2.3: Intramural Volleyball 1.2.4: Weightlifting 1.2.3.4. PET PEEVE: Parking in L.H.'s Honda USUALLY FOUND: Cruisin' with Mike Baba to wherever the bash is. QUOTE: Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocketful of gold. — Led Zeppelin MICHAEL PETER DKI-APORTA Dela. Dot. Deli ACTIVITIES: Football 1: Track 1. USUALLY FOUND: Cruisin’ with Mush J and Mo. Ql OTE. We at comphsh in proportion to what we attempt. PATRICIA ANN DELAPORTA Trie ia, Trish. Shorty SAYINGS: “That's for damn sure! Hey. Maureen, when is it going to snow? Give me a break, they're DREAMING! ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 1.2.3: Basketball 1.2.3: Tennis 1.2.3; Crusader 1; Champs 2,3: Powder Puff Football 4. PET PEEVE: Beautiful People ' USUALLY FOUND: Not at MHS. QUOTE: Roll with the changes.” REO Speedwagon PATRICIA ANN DICCINS Tricia. Trish. SAYINGS: No. really? Yea. Oh well. ACTIVITIES: A.F.S. 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Community I Action 1: Yearbook Staff 4. National Merit Commended Student 4. I PET PEEVE: Math. USUALLY FOUND: Procrastinating. 32 STEVEN EDWARD DONAHUE Steve SAYING: How va «loin ?..That's some- thing to be proud of.” ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.2.3. Capt 4: Track 3. Cant. 4: Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Band 1. PET PEEVE: Paul's intimidated driving ability. USUALLY FOUND Laughing with Paul QUOTE: We sometimes laugh from ear to ear. but it would be impossible for a smile to be wider than the distance bet weens our eyes.” — Chazel GAYLE fEANINE D0GNA2ZI Nrai SAYINGS: What a loser' I don’t know. Val. what's for horn-- work?” ACTIVITIES Softball 1.2.3: Basketball 1.2.3: Intramural Volleyball 1.2,3.4: Prom Queen 3: Homecoming Court 4: Powder Puff Football 4: Prom Committee 3. PET PEEVE: Cheerleaders. USUALLY FOL'N’D With the girls in the bomber . h n kin’« buns QUOTE Tt is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. IAMES CHRISTOPHER DOHERTY Qms. Angus Bon Brian. Ozzie. SAYINGS: I don’t know. Sohcahtoa.” Never mind.” I ACTIVITIES: Community Action 1.2; Pop Rock Ensemble 1.2: |r. I Budcrrunister players 1.2.3.4: (Notice I played) no sports 1.2.3.4 PET PEEVE Clothesed” minded people J 'ALLY FOUND: In equilibrium IJfOTE: Did we leave our way behind us. such a long way behind IO� , l ave it for some hopeless lane I’m looking for that da — Brian May PAULA ANN DOUGANS Poola. Peppy. Boom-Boom SAYINGS: Serious Joe? Ya know! Karen, go for it! ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 1.2.3: Band 1.2.3; Sec. 4; A.F.S. 1.2.3: Intramural volleyball 1.2.3.4. Basketball 2: Softball 2: Prom Committee 3: Clarinet Quartet 3: Talent Show 3: Student Gov’t. Rep. 4; Runner-up Century 3.4: Powder Puff Football 4. Si.ot- PET PEEVE: Liars. USUALLY FOUND With Karen. Laura, the crew, or Scott. QUOTE: I require myself not to be equal with the best, but rather, better than the bad. — Seneca IX)NNA MARIE DWYER Don. Don-Don. D.D. SAYINGS: You’re weird!” Oh good- ness! Hey girls bruise easily, you know? ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1.2.3: Intramural Volleyball 1: Egg Fight 3. PET PEEVE: People who step on others to get ahead themselves. USUALLY FOUND: With Holls or Greg. QUOTE: I dedicate myself not only to strive for the goals I have set. hut to meet them and set even more and not only to take what I can from this life, but to love and generously give. 1 33 CHRISTINE MARY FAIRFIELD Chris. Christi. Chris-tine SAYINGS: Gimme a break.” Ya! Right! Get out of here. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.2: Intramural Vollevbal! 1: Talent Show 3: Redcross 1.2: Bowling 1: Newspaper 1: Senior Play Stage Crew 4. PET PEEVE: A Certain person who is never on time when (s)he's supposed to be. USUALLY FOUND: S-OM-E-W-H-E-R-E QUOTE: To live your life your own way . to reach for the goals you have set for yourself . to be the you that you want to be that is success. CAROLYN |ESSIE FREESE Cowie. Ca. Cowie Moo SAYINGS Quit hillin' me. Greggie!” Hi guys! “Jean, wait ’til you hear this one!! ACTIVITIES: Field hockey 1.2.3.4: Soft- ball 1.2.4; Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Talent Show 3.4; Prom Committee 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3.4: Class Sec.4. PET PEEVE: P.V. anil G’s stories. USUALLY FOUNT): Laughing with Steven. Paul, Tom. or Greg. QUOTE: If you cry for losing the sun. your tears won’t let you see the stars. — Cheyennes ANNA MARY GARCIA Ganana. Spic Chick. C.B. SAYINGS: Chow! Be nice ENDULGE!! ACTIVITIES: Talent Show 1.2.3.4; Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee 3. PET PEEVE: Insensitive people USUALLY FOUND: Out with Linda and our s|� « ial ' k QUOTE What does not destroy me. makes me stronger. — Nietzsche SCOTT GILBERT Gilles SAYINGS: What's up? Shut up Gordie. Give ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.2: Soccer 3: Hockey 3; Baseball 2. «.4; Talent Show 3: Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Egg Fight 3.4; Norm 1.2.3.4. PET PEEVE Prop 2V- r utting hockey USUALLY FOUND: Screwing around QUOTE: Live life to the fullest. 34 SAYINGS: “1 don't behe-e-eve this.” •'You’ll live. Quite ACnvmES. Community Action 1. Band 1.2.3: A.F.S. 2.3.4; Track JfcGirTsState 3. Yearbook staff 4. PET PEEVE: People who are always late. USUALLY FOUND: Daydreaming QUOTE Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die. life is a broken- msged bird, that cannot fly. MICHELLE FRANCES COULD Shells. Shelby. Mitch- 1 SAYINGS: Hey. what's up?” Moi? But. Rhee. I don’t want to go. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1.2.3.4: Intramural volleyball 1.2.4: V.P. 2: A.F.S. 2: Student Council 2: Powder Puff Football 4. Toga party 4 PET r ' PEEVE: Attendance records. USUALLY FOUND; With Lvnn and the girls and or James. QUOTE: Life is very short, and there's no time for fussing and fighting my friend. — Lennon and McCartney TODD RICHARD GOVE COES Big Manny � GS: I don't want to go to work! TTIES: Football 1; Work 2.3.4. PEEVE Mrs M's home room ALLY FOUND: Working Withstanding death 'till life be I shall linger on. gone. I shall treasure my TIMOTHY PAUL CRAHAM Dave. Timbo. Tima SAYINGS: Shut up Gilbert! Hey. loci' Did you do your English? ACTI VITIES: Football 1: Soccer 2.3. Co- Oapt. 4; Hockey 2.3: Basketball 1; Baseball 2.3.4; Track 1: Egg Fight 3.4; Intramural Volleyball 3.4; Talent Show 4. PEI' PEEVE: Latin quizzes! USUALLY FOUND: Screwing around with Scott. Joel, and Sully. QUOTE: ’Take your life as you feel it. Let no one deceive it. you all know you can do it. If you put your mind to it. ' — Journey 35 ■ MELISSA ELAINE GRANT Meg. MG Midget, Lissa SAYINGS: Donna, that's gross. Sorry. I can't. I'm going over Nibbsy's house. PET PEEVE: People who think they're bet- ter than others. USUALLY FOUND: With |ohn QUOTE: If vou love something, set it free-, if it comes back to you. it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. PAMELA JOYCE GREEN Greenie. Greens. Pam SAYINGS. How va doin'? va. right ACTIVITIES: Field Hotkey L2.3.4; Bas- ketball 1.3; Softball 1.3; Prom Committee 3; Talent Show 3; Powder Puff Football 4: Egg Fight 3: Intramural Volleyball 2.3.4. PET PEEVE: Phones that are always busv. USUALLY FOUND: WithT P QUOTE The end of all our explorations will be to come back to where we began and discover the place for the first time. T.S Elliot GORIXIN MICHAEL HEALY Gordo. Romeo. Heat-mizer SAYING: Egads. I've been slabbed! It's lohnny Love! Can I have your auto- graph? ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1: Track 1.2; Student Body President 4; Chorus 1.3.4; Vocal lazz 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 2: Talent Show 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1.2.3.4: Student Rep. to School Committee 3. Student Body President 4; Y.A.C. 3: Football Photo- grapher 4; Prom Committee 3: Cross Coun- try 2; (other accomplishments; Bye Bye Birdie 8th grade.) PIT PEEVE. Mindless Rhetoric!! I ISI I ALLY FOUND: Singing the oldies but goodies with |ohnny Love. Ql JOTK: Alas, dear friends, the comedy is over. BRUCE ALLAN HECKMAN Butch SAYINGS: Hey Dummy, what's up? Let's get drunk tonight — . You're ugly!! ACTIVITIES: Millis High Drinking team 2.3.4; Snow Ball Fights with Woodsy 2.3.4; Work Study 1.2.3.4: Suspensions (too many to count!) 1.2.3.4. PET PEEVE: Millis High School and its vice principal. USUALLY FOUND At the bowling alley QUOTE: And that’s the most fun you can have with your pant on !! — |ohn Belushi KRISTINE AMY HOURIGAN Kris SAYINGS: What a good tune! Any parties this weekend? This is my favorite song. ACTIVITIES: Field hockey 1.2.3.4; Egg Fight 2.3: Partying 1.2.3.4; PET PEEVE: Having Mrs. Morrill for homeroom in my senior vear. USUALLY FOUND: Lote to class Ql'OTE: If you wake 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. — Fleetwood Mac 36 — Beethoven CHARLES RICHARD ILS1.KY PAUL MICHAEL HOWARD IR. Howie. How. lules SAYINGS “Wonderful. Hey man Take a walk on the wild side, huh? ACTIVITIES Weight lifting2.3.4. Football 1.34 Track 1.2.3.4; Rug- In Football 1.2.3.4; Egg Fight 1.2.3.4 PET PEEVE: Calling Norm up and having him sav he can t go out 'cause he has to work on the Datsun. USUALLY FOUND: If I’m not at home or with Sharon. I'm most likely on my way to the hospital QL OTE: Soon the earth would be covered with dust, and new earth would be bom. All nations of Indians long dead will come back to life and the wild buffalo will come free again . — Kansas PETEK IX)WARD HUNT Huntskt, Ski. Peter Meter SAYINGS Mikev babv. Wayno baby. Gordie babv. What are you gay� doing' tonight? I'm goin' over Kmsys ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2.3. Capt. 4: Track 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Senior Play 4. Talent Show 4: Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Zoo 1.2,4; Egg Fight 1.2.3. Krissv 3.4. PIT PEEVE Gregg and Gordie. USUALLY FOUND. With Krissv or Wavne. Gordie and Mike. JtOTT. Live vour todays to their fullest, because your tomorrows n� y never come.” IOEL INGRAHAM Headly. Yodel. Jello SAYINGS; We're outa here! Shut up Alright?” . me ... ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1.2.3. Capt. 4; Basket- hill 1.2.3.4; Tennis 1.2.3.Capt. 4: Intramu- ral Volleyball 1.2,3.4; Honor Society 3.4. Norm 1.2.3.4 PET PEEVE; People who nag. USUALLY FOUND: Walking around the halls. QUOTE: Imagineall the people living life in peace; You may sav I'm a dreamer, hut I'm not theonlyone. I hope someday you'll join us and the world will live as one. |ohn Lennon NEIL IVORY Horace. Grass Hopper SAYINGS: Wanna go sere a good martial arts flick? Come again? PET PEEVE Caren I) fill K USUALLY FOUND; Where ever I am at that particular time and plac e. Ql JOTE: Cast a cold eye on life, on death. Horseman pass bv! W.B. Yeats 37 THOMAS SCOTT JESSEP Joss. Skmk, Jaime SAYINGS BWA!!! Mopar Rules ACTIVITIES Basketball I; Track 1: Cross Country 2; National Honor Society 3.4; Y.A.C. '2. PET PEEVE; People who pass on the right. USUALLY FOUND: Working. QUOTE; See a man diligent in his work and he shall stand before kings. — Beniamin Franklin BARBARA ANN KEROSKY Berb. Bab . Barbie SAYINGS: ‘Quit saying sorry. Let's go play Pac-Man. Can't, going out with Phil. ACTIVITIES; Cheering 1.3.4; Volleyball 2; Track 2.3; Talent Show 3; Prom Committee 3: Intramural volleyball 1.2: Egg Fight 3. PET PEEVE: Apathetic cheerleaders. USUALLY FOUND: With Cheryl playing Pac-Man. QLrOTE: It's just the famous final scene. — Bob Seger JAMES MICHAEL JOHNSTON ACTIVITIES: Chess team 1; Pop Rock En- semble 1,2.3: Vocal Jazz 1: Chorus 1. USUALLY FOUND In church. QUOTE: Your friends will teach you how you want to be. but your enemies will ieach you reality. CLINTON ROBER I KEITH Squint Soid Clint SAYINGS What's up? I'm up for it. “I'm not crazy. I'm just maladjusted. ACTIVITIES: Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Ensemble 2.3.4. Cross Country 1.2.3. Capt 4: Track 3.4; A.T.M.3: Student Council 4, Asst. Stu- dent rep. to the School Committee 4. PET PEEVE: People who judge others more on what they appear to lx ratner than what they really are. USUALLY FOUND Found? QUOTE; Judge others not by the length of their hair, but rather by the depth of their soul. — Salada tea bag PATRICIA HELEN KILMARTIN 3H IEANMARIE LAGOS Lagos. Dean. leannie-Bean SAYINGS: What a loser! HI Mi key Baby! Do vou know what I mean? ACTIVITIES: Field hockey 1.2.3. Capt. 4: Basketball 1.2.3. Capt. 4. Softball 1.2.3. Capt. 4. Intramural volleyball 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Queen 4. PET PEEVE: People who an afraid to be themselves. USUALLY FOUND: In the si inroom with who ever. QUOTE. To live fully, we must learn to use things and love people . not love things and use people. — Powell MARIANNE FRANCES KIRBY Mae. Kirbs SAYINGS: Ah Sugar' ACTIVITIES: Track 1.2.3.4; Intramural volleyball 1.2.3.4; Talent Show 1.3: Senior Play 4; Gymnastics 1.2.3; Yearbook 4; A.F.S. 1.2.3.4: CCD. Teacher. Swimming 1.2.3.4; Girl Scout Counselor; H-4h School CCD. I.2.3.4. PET PEEVE: People with narrow minds and broad tongues USUALLY FOUND: The Guidance Office QUOTE Bv removing the mask of adulthood, we can rediscover the '■ease of wonder and spontaneity too often missing in ’grown op ROGER KONEY Kone . Konev Isles. Konehead SAYINGS: Spark it up! Let’s go! Get off my back! I ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Hockey 2.3: Partying 1.2.3.4. PET PEEVE: Millis people USUALLY FOUND Nowhere QUOTE ‘You are like a hurricane, there's calm in your eye. — N. Young GARY FRANK LAMBERTON C B SAYINGS: That’s real good. ” How you doing’? What are you up to? ACTIVITIES: Cars 1.2.3.4: Electrician 1.2.3.4: Snow mobiling since age 5; Math team 1.2.3.4: Camping forever: Slalom skiing 1.2.3.4; Driving and hiking a long time. PET PEEVE: Chaparrals. USUALLY FOUND At camp QUOTE: Honesty is the best policy, ex- cept . LORI-ANNE I.AMBIKTH Limbi. Limb. Limbi Parnhi puddin’ and pie. SAYINGS: ”Why??7?’ It's like Ask me if I care.” ACTIVITIES: Band 1.2.3.4: Woodwind En- semble 1; A.T.M Play 'Soap 3: Talent Show 3: Softball 1.2: Mac's worker (crew person of the month.) PET PEEVE: Everything but USUALLY FOUND: With Canary. Ouote; ”1 don’t trouble trouble until trou- ble troubles me! 39 PETER IOSBPH LATOSBK Peepe. Pete. Potter SAYINGS: “What's up? Let s hit tin- slopes. ACTIVITIES: Egg Fight 1.2.3.4; Football 1. Intramural volleyball 2.3.4; Baseball 4 PET PEEVE: Bubba Kellv. USUALLY FOUND: At Kim s pool yard. QUOTE: “If you think your life is complete confusion, just remember that it‘s a grand illusion.: deep inside we're all the same. — Styx k l CHRISTINE MANNING Chrissy, Chris SAYINGS: We gotta get out of this place. School's out forever.” Ij PET PEEVE: Having to write pet peeve in the yearbook. USUALLY FOUND Where people find me. QUOTE: Follow the brightest color of the rainbow to get to suc t| cess.” KIMBERLY SUE McCANDLESS Kimba. kimbubblv. Kymba Sue SAYINGS: Y-E-A-H R-I-G-H-T!! What a loser. I'm Starvinll ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.2.4: Softball 1,2; Intramural Volleyball! 1.2.3.4. Volleyball 2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4: A T M. Play 3: Talent Shown 3.4. Egg Fight 3.4; Chorus 3: Singing Telegrams Crew 4. Toga Party 431 Powder Puff Football 4: Senior Play 4 PET PEEVE; Leaving all my friends USUALLY FOUND: With baurie and the crew, laughing. QUOTE: Happiness is like a butterfly, the more you chase it. the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention toother thing ..! it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. - L Richard! 40 MARK ALLEN Me NI JTT Me. Marcus Welbv M D SAYINGS: What's up:' the sky. Say what?” How ya doin'? ACTIVITIES: Art drawings. Painting. Play- ing Football. Reading Edgar Allen Poe. Smoking cigars at the platform, going downtown for coffee, punching burgers at Burger King. PET PEEVE: The saving What's up. USUALLY FOUND In the art room QUOTE Live and let die DREW STEPHEN McNULTY _ndy. Hans WOlCS Look up for a second Hi. Weirdo 'TTVrriES Tennis 2.3.Capt4. Soccer 2.3. T PEEY'E: None. DALLY FOUND:??? TIE: -It's my life and I'll do what I want. It's my mind and I'li i what I want. Show me I'm wrong. DAVID LEE MEUSE Meusev. Mighty Mouse SAYINGS Hey Dorset! Helluva guy. Well, anyways ACTIVITIES. National Honor Society 3.4; Bov’s State 3: Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; Hockey 1. Track 1: Flan 1.2.3.4: In- tramural volleyball 3.4; Kim. Laurie. Beth 4 PET PEEVE: People who do not realize their own unique potential USUALLY FOUND: Casing into Kim s beautiful blue eyes. QUOTE: All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances: And one man in his time plays many parts Shakespeare USA MARIE O'CONNELL 41 I ANE MARY OLSON Alice SAYIN'CS: I gotta get out of hcrcf PET PEEVE: People who think they're su- perior because ot material status. QUOTE: ''Someday we'll find out that it hasn't been a waste of time.” CHRISTOPHER O'ROURKE Storka. Stork. Stalk SAYING: Where’s Gorda? But Aim I don't know. ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1: Baseball 2.3.4; Intramural volleyball 1.2.3.4: Egg Fight 2.3.4; Toga Party 4: Work 2.3.4. PET PEEVE: Being veiled at bv Emie. USUALLY FOUND: With Amy. QUOTE: There is a time to depart, even when there is no certain place to go. DENISE MARGARET RADCLIFFE Ratcliffe. RAT. Niecey SAYINGS: You're just jealous, Beth. Life goes on. If. I had a dream.” ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Field Hockev 1.2.3: Softball 1.2.4: Intramural Volleyball 3; Work 3.4. PET PEEVE Rumors USUALLY FOUND: With Perch QUOTE: Do not follow where the path leads, rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. 42 WAYNE M. RAWDINC [R. Wing Ding SAYINGS: Morrison lives! Do'p a doob. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3: J.V. Hockey 1 PET PEEVE: Having to stay after for being late to class. USUALLY FOUND: Out by the back parking lot. QUOTE: There must be some kinda way outa here, said the joker to the thief.” — I. Hendrix AMY KATHLEEN REGER Aim. Aimba. Amelia SAYINGS ' Ooooh He's nice ' Cyn. I can't wait to get uutU here!! We're Schwill bound!! ACTIVITIES; Band 1.2.3, treas. 4; |azz Ensemble 3.4; Prom Com- mittee; Talent Show 2.3.4: Volleyball 2: Intramural volleyball 2.3.4: Girl's Basketball Manager 2; Homecoming Court 4: Yearbook staff and cover design 4: Toga Party 4: Singing Telegram Crew 4: lunior , . Miss Competition 4; Tri-Valley Band 4. Ski Bum 1.2.3.4 PET PEEVE Sudden endings; B.C. and the french fries crew. USUALLY FOUND: Staying home from school. OUOTE: Life's truest happiness is found in the friendships we make i along the wav.” KENNETH MICHAEL SAGCOMAN Lenny. Sac. Ken SAYINGS: Shut-up! — Off! What's up? ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2.3.4; Intramural Volleyball 1.2.4: Track 1.3.4; Talent Show 3.4; Senior Play 4: Toga 4; Leg Fight 3.4 PET PEEVE: Millis Public Librarians USUALLY FOUND: Wandering around in the halls. QUOTE: Love understands and therefore waits I TORR1 ANN RICHARDS I T. Tor — I SAYINGS: Ya know what 1 mean? Good morning Elizabeth! I “What's up? I ACTIVITIES Field Hockey 1.2.3.4. Basketball I: Softball 1.2.3.4 I Qam President 1: Prom Committee 3: National Honor Society 3.4. £ Racquet ha!! 1.2.3.4. I PET PEEVE: F.H. Friends and followers. E USUALLY FOUND: At the club with 8 . Michele, and |ohn. I QUOTE “Tomorrow is a dream that loads me onward. ■ LAURIE JEAN ROBLNSON y Lau. Laurie-).. Rob I SAYLNGS: “Kelley, schwille time? Canary. I don't want to work ■ “Hey baby, you ski?! ■ ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1.2. Class Secretary 1.3: Volleyball 3; Intra- ■ mural Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Prom Commitee 3; Talent Show 3.4. Toga ■ 4; Powder Puff Football 4: Singing Telegram Crew 4. Yearbook Staff ■ 4: Ski Bum 1.2.3.4. I PET PEEVE: Saying goodbye to ■ USUALLY Found: With Kim. Kelley, and the crew, or on the slopes ■ QUOTE: The great thing in this world is not so much where we I� «Und. as in what direction we are moving. — Oliver Wendell Holmes IOHN MICHAEL ST. CYK Saint, lohnnv Quest SAYINGS: Shut up! Beth, did you do your English? ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3,4. National Honor Society 3.4. PET PEEVE: Ms. Gourley USUALLY FOUND With Jennifer OUOTE: It is a mistake to look too far ahead. Only one link in the chain of des- tiny can be handler! at a time. — W'inston Churchill MICHAEL FRANCIS SHEA Mike. Hcmba. Mika Baba SAYINGS: Wa-ba-za What's up buddy! Hi Hun! ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Track 1.2; Foot- ball 1.2.3.4; Egg Fight 1.2.3.4; Pumping Iron 1.2.3.4; Flirting 1.2.3.4: Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Beach Bum 3.4. PET PEEVE: Certain people from Trash- land (Marshin Head). USUALLY FOUND: Cruisin' with Wayne Baba to wherever the party is. QUOTE: Here's to you and here’s to me in hopes we never disagree but if we do to hell with you. and here's to me. — An Irish Toast a 43 IANICK KAYE SLEEPER Sleeps. Awakes, lanni-baby SAYINGS: Kinky! Anytime you can handle it David. Can I have O.C. vet? ACTIVITIES: Colorguard 1.2.3;Cheerlead- PET PEEVE: People with closed minds like Bill. USUALLY FOUND: At Little Peach. QUOTE: 1 can’t explain things people do. but I can’t complain because I am people too. M. McDonald MARTHA TRACY STEVENS Wenzy SAYINGS: Really! Yeah, right.” I guess. ACTIVITIES: A.F.S. 1.2.3.4: Basketball 4 PET PEEVE: Cheerleaders and air-heads. USUALLY FOUND. At the barn with Q.T. QUOTE: “Take it calmly and serene, it’s the famous final scene. MAUREEN ANNE SMITH Moe. Moic. Sniitty SAYINGS: Can't you control your in- credible urges? We’re Out of Here! La- ter as in Much. ACllVniES: Freshmen Cheering J t ’SI JALLY FOl JND: Following Chris around QUOTE: “Only the good die young. H.R.L MAUREEN ALICE SOMERS MARK CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN Sully. Marco. Bright Light SAYINGS: The original — We’re Outa Here! . A man is what he eats. .” Head” ACTIVITIES: Soi.c er2; Intramural Volleyball 2.3.4; Tennis 4: Talent Show 3: Student Government 3: Egg Fight 2.3.4; Norm 2.4. leanne 3.4. USUALLY FOUND; With leanne. QUOTE: Life is nothing without friends. 44 MELINDA LEIGH THOMAS Mel. Lindv, Bing SAYINGS: kris. will you do it fur me? Anyone want to go with me? Yah. sure! ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1: Intramural vol- leyball 1.2.3.4 Volleyball 2.3.4: Basketball 2: Track 2: Talent Show 2.3.4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Egg Fight 3.4: Yearbook Staff 4: Singing Telegram Crew 4; Powder puff football 4: Toga Party 4 PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. USUALLY FOUND. Cruising with tin- crew. QUOTE: Happiness tomes to those who seek it. not to those who wait. KRISTEN AVERY SYCAMORE I Syc Syccie. Peppermint Patty I SAYINGS; “OH NO STRAP” Hey Smelly. Karen let's move our locte-s. that's disgusting!' ACnVTTIES: Field Hockey .2.3.4; Student Council 1.2.3.4; Tennis 2.3. Capt. 4: Y.A.C. 3: Talent Show 2.3.4; lntramur.il volleyball 23 4: Prom Committee 3; Pig Lovers Club 3.4; Dunkin Donuts 3.4; Yearbook Staif 4. B-52 Elite Club 4; Toga Party 4: Bat-man Fan Club 4 CEC C PET PEEVE: Gregg Andonian and Gordy Angel's loving affection. I USUALLY FOUND: On some unforgettable adventure with Rita I QUOTE lust because everything is different, doesn't mean anv- I bag has changed DEMISE A. THIBAULT Neae. Neice. Thibilt SAY G CX jh man. 'Shut-uppa-vciur hoe Mamin' Chi . ACTIVITIES Field Hocke 1; Art 1.2.3.4; Suspension 1.3 PET PEEVE Gossip USUALLY FOUND: With the old man. jJUOTF The heart sees things the mind ran t, and the heart feel- that the mind can’t begin to understand. KAREN LOUISE THURSTON KB. I)i ki SAYINGS: Serious. |oe?” I'm starving “Paula, you're driving! ACTIVITIES: Intramural Volleyball 1.2,3.4; Track 2.3: Volleyball 2; Class Set.. 2; Talent Show 3: Prom Committee 3: Sing- ing Telegram 4: Powder puff football 4; Toga Party 4. PET PEEVE: Willy and people who beat Sandy!!' USUALLY FOUND: Looking for my friends. QUOTE: Your only obligation in any life time is to be true to yourself — Richard Bach IEANNE MARIK TRAVERS Ioanna. Bean. J.T. SAYINGS; C'mon you guvs. Do it up. Hey Dickie. ACTIVITIES Volleyball 1.2.3.4. Basket- ball 2.3; Softball 2.3: Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Talent Show 2.3; Tennis 3.4: Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 3: Powder puff football 4 PET PEEVE: Choosing between M. and M. USUALLY FOUND With Melinda or Mark. QUOTE To thine own self be true. — William Shakespeare 45 PETER BRUCE TURCEON Petie. Pete. Turg SAYINGS: We’re talking! What's hap- pening? “Yo momma son. ACTIVITIES Football 1.2.3. (.apt.4; Base- ball 1.2.3.4. Pumping Iron 1.2.3.4; Beach Bum 3.4: Egg Fight 1.2,3: Intramural Vol- leyball 1.2.3.4: PET PEEVE: Running out of chew. USUALLY FOUND: With Mike having a good time. QUOTE: May you be in Heaven a half hour before the Devil knows you’re dead. — Irish Toast KRISTIN BRISTOL WALSH Kris. Krissv SAYINGS: Hey baby — you ski? Alright! Melinda. I'll do it for you! We’re schwill bound!! ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1.2.3: Track 2.3. Capt. 4: Intramural Vol- ley 1.2.3.4; Talent Show 3; Ring Committee 2; Prom Committee 3: Toga Party 4; SingingTelegram Crew 4: Yearbook Assistant Editor4: Bonne Bell 10K Road Rare 4; Ski Bum 1.2.3.4. PET PEEVE: The feeling after a race and the french fries crew. USUALLY FOUND Running QUOTE: Be fair with others and keep after them until they are fair with you. WILLIAM VA(X.ARO Bill. Vic. Will SAYINGS: Ya Right! Maybe not. Wrong. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1.2: Math Team 3.4: Computer Science 1.2.3.4; Skiing 1.2.3.4. PET PEEVE: Insurance Companies. USUALLY FOUND: Mr. Cangi s room QUOTE: Those that know the least obey the best.” LISA ANN VANTHIEL SAYINGS: Can’t wait to leave this place. Is it Christmas Mr. Brunelle? ACTIVITIES: Work Study 2.3.4. PET PEEVE: Mr. Naughton. USUALLY FOUND: Leaving school. QUOTE: They call me the seeker. I’ve been searching low and high. I won’t get what I’m after ’till the day 1 die. MICHAEL EDWARD WALSH Walshv SAYINGS: Ya-Ya BWA!.....OK |im. ACTIVITIES: Truck 1.2.3.4: Egg Fight 1.2.3.4; A B 1.2.3.4 PET PEEVE: Ford pickup trucks USUALLY FOUND: Driving around QUOTE: Live life the best you can and you shall be a happy man.'' j - Walshy I 46 NANCY' ELLEN WENGER i Sine- Naocois. Wedgie I SAYINGS Gregg, put me down! “Whatcha doing'? Cow. I ! ACmTTTES Volleyball 1.2.3. Gapt 4; Basketball 1A3. Capt. 4; Soft- ball 2. Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3 4 National Honor Society 3.4; ' Talent Show 3.4; Powder puff football 4; Toga Party 4 I USUALLY FOUND: On the court or with the « rew QUOTE Its only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is I Macotiil is invisible to the eye _______________________ Little Prince LORI ANN YERED Lori Ann. Lori. Yodels SAYINGS; How ya doin'? All rightv!” Sdv whdl? PET PEEVE: People who think they're bet- ter than others. USUALLY FOUND: In my Slang!!! QUOTE: For what I have been for what I will be. I'll always remember, to just be me. UZABLTH ANN WHITE eth. Bethels. Whito. Fred AYINGS: Spare me!! Be real!!”“Steve. Paul,or |ohn; what does B «and for? CnvlTIES: Prom Committee 3: Talent Show 3.4: Powder puff 1 «ball 4; Yearbook Editor 4: Singing Telegram Crew 4; B.A.S.P. 4: Jacuzzi Team 4; K.A.S.H. Comrade 3.4. -T PEEVE: People who talk during movies. StlAIJ.Y FOUND: Dreswd in purple. VOTE It it better to laugh and forget than to forget to laugh.” — fortune cookie PAUL FRANCIS ZONFRELLI Zonk. Zonky the Honky. Johnny Love SAYINGS: Ck)d Bless you. Whito T il sign autographs later!” Lisa are we still going out? ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4; Talent Show 3.4; Intramural Vol- leyball 1.3.4; Senior Plav 4: Basketball Choir 1.2.3.4 PET PEEVE: Steven's uncanny driving ability. USUALLY FOUND: Singing Sinatra and Elvis tunes with Joe. Gordy. and Tom. QUOTE: Always be sincere, even if you don’t mean it. — J. D'Erainu SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS GIRLS' STATE BOYS’ STATE Janet Burnett and Liz Gittins |im DeAngelis and Ted (Cannon JEWISH BROTHERHOOD REPRESENTATIVE Janet Burnett D.A.R. REPRESENTATIVE AND STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE TO SCHOOL COMMITTEE Ted Cannon STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY REPRESENTATIVE .in ARSENIC AND Ho R First Row: C. Freese: R. Congdon; k Adams. P. Boudrot; M. Thomas: C. Cronin; k. McCandless: Second Row: k. Hourigan: P. Green: N. Long: C Bishop; P. Howard: J. D'Eramo; T. Graham; T. Cannon; |. Burnett: |. DeAngelis: G. Andonian: C. Keith: G. Angel; D. Meuse. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Mosi Talkative: K. McCandless and G. Healv Best Musicians: C. Cronin and C. Keith. Class Flirt: B. Kerosky. Most Likely to Succeed: L. Booth and T. Cannon Insuperable Buddies: G. Andonian and G. Angel. 52 Inseparable Buddies: L. Lambirth and L. Carey. Best Looking: VV. Devens and A. Garcia. Class Flirt: G. Andonian. Best Dressed: R. Congdon and T. Cannon Class Clowns: K. Sycamore and G. Angel. SeniorCourt: E. Keller: L. Ball: 198U king and Queen. |. Monaghan and P. Hansen: T. Merritt: B. Lagos. Junior Court: |. Burnett: P. Turgeon; A. Garcia: W. Devens. “THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD” 1982 King and Queen. G Andonian and G. Dogna zi. “FAMOUS FINAL SCENE” I junior Prom 1982 Lto R junior Court: M. Kravitz: T. Duhamel: Prom Queen: K. Pinkham: Prom King: j. Ferzoco: junior Court: M. Collins; I. Megna L to R Senior Court: P. Zonfrelli: A. Reger; 1981 PromQueen:G. Dognazzi; 1981 Prom King: G. Andonian: Senior Court: C. Freese; j. DeAngelis. f rc V'finftefl'iflw I.-R Top to Bottom. D. I Ar.kerman. |. Alger, D. J Andrews, E. Angel, M. j Angelo. S. Ball. R. Bar I bara. S. Barnes. K. Beau-J doin, W. Bradbury. C.l Braman, G. Burbank, T.l Carter. M. Chagnon. SJ Chisolm. E. Clancy. D.j Colella. D. Collins, K.j Collins. B. Congdon. |.l Cooney.’ C. Costa. B.I Coste. K. Craigie. | | Daesen. S. DeDoining.sJ DeDoming. I. Dennet. C DePedro. R. Devens, R I Doliner. T. Duhamel, ).■ Eer .oco. R. Feuling, S 1 Forsythe. K. Fortier. | I Frasca. J. Galvin. D j Hagearty, P. Healy. | 1 Henderson. L. Hines. Kl Hurly. T. Ingraham. T| lohnson. K. Keating. K 1 Kravitz. I Lagos. A I Levenson, I. Lubenec, PI Maclnnes, P. Magnus-1 sen, K. McColl, |. Megna I S. Mercer. |. Millen, A I Minicucci. H. Moore. M I Mortimer. W Mouyos [ k Mundy. |. Murphy. R I Nichols. C. Nobrega, L I O'Brien, |. Parker. B,' Paur. L. Pedalino, C I Pfister. K. Pinkham, G '� Purkis, |. Reardon, R| Rhyne. A Rider. P. Rosa! ti. R. Rowean. |. Rubinojl I Ryan, J. Santos. M. Sava I age. C. Sgourakers, H j ) Short. D. Shuker. Wlj Simpson. I. Sjogren. K | I Smith. P. Smith. S F Smith. Craig Souza. I. St ! Cyr. S. Sullivan. A. Tel reault. D. Tiberi. R. Tun nanen. T. Vinton. T Vogt, k Wheatly, Vi Whelan. THE JUNIORS Not Pictured: k. Costa, k. Danis, L. Draper. P. Grant. E. Harcovitz. S. Her non. R. Luppino. |. Marraggio. k. Par- ker. W. McFadden. L. Woodard. R. Zonfrelli, G. Richardson. L to R Top to Bottom: R. I Alger. J Arnold. H. I Baroulakis. S. Belyea, M. I Bennet. M. Bergen. E. I Boie. A. Bolzani. D. I Boucher. |. Burnett, C. I Butler. M. Callahan, K. Cannon. S. Clair. M. ! Cousens. M. Coyle. |. Daesen. M. Dallape, D. ' Demarzo. N. D'Eramo. A. Devens, K. Diggins. M. Donahue. M. Dougans.E. 1 Fay. D. Barrett. S. Flahre- ty. L Frankina, K. Frees , M. Fresh. M. Cillis, I. Gil. : martin. S. Coes. M. Gold� berg. S. Griffin. E. Hagan, R. Hagacrty. K. Hender- son. J. Hourigan. T. Ho- ward. J. lohnston, L. Joyce. M. Koanoy. W. Kelly. B. Korivan. A. Kubacky. |. Lacroix, |. Lavoie. T. MacDonald.S. Mael. J. Malouf. D. Mariano. R McKenney, K. McCandless, E. McCann, D. McColl. E. Murphy. R Mushnick.J. 1 Nobrega. N. Noon. P. O'Reilly. S. O'Rourke, C , Payne. R. Pettis. G. Pick- lesimer. S. Picklesimetv; r L. Power. R. Provost. S. Rawding, E Reilly. K. Riley. S. Robinson. M, L Rowean, |. Rubino. R. I Rider. T. Sheehy, |. L Sinatra. H Smith. K. I Smith. K. Smith. S. ,t Smith. B. Somers. C. | Souza. |. Stark. C. Staw lor. D. Sleeves. M. , Stevenson. D. Sullivan, I M. Travers. P. Travers, K, i VanRoekel, M VanTh . eil. H. Vinton. J. Vowl piacelli. B. White. B. Works. |. Woodard. S. , Wolpert. K White. THE SOPHOMORES Not Pictured: k Beyer. L. Burke. M.Cousland. D. Diotzul. M. Dwyer,(j Ivory. T. Lacroix. T. MacDonald. B. Mancini. E. Roskey. |. McCarl D. Needier, C. Scullv. A. Turner. ML lo R: M. BenneJt. Treas.. S. Griffin. Sec ■havers. Pres. % '3 L. Barrett, R. Aseltine.T. 1 Angelo, N Bosse, H.l Buchanan. T. Caffroy, S, j Carter. J. Chagnon. B.i Clair. N. Colarusso. K.1 Collins. P Cribby. T I Cronin. C. DePedro, J.J Devens. D. Dodsworth,! K. Evers. R. Ferreri. M. I Fettig. J. Foley. |.j Frederickson. D. Fresh,I R. Gilmartin. R. Gittens.1 I.. Goldberg, P. Hagar. T. I Healv.T. Healv.T. Hick-1 ey. P. Ingraham. I. lack-1 son. B. Iasie. P. Iones, S. I Keene. D. Kirby. G. Kora. I W. Krohn. |. Lacroix. C.I Lagos. S. Leger. O.l Lubenec. M. Maguire. N. I Manning. K. Matty. S. McCann. C. Mitchell, |. I Mundy. R. Murphy, L. { Northrop, I), O'Connell, I K . O’Connell. M . O'Rourke. 0. Palerimo.j R. Puccinin. M. Reed, S. Reilly. H Roberts, |. Rousseau. N. Russo. D. Saccomen. |. Saitta, |. Saleda. S. Sanbourn. P. Scanlon. C. Shearns. E. Simpson. I. Sjogren. M.J Statler. A. Stula. C Tet-j reault. C. Thomas. M. I Thumith. N. Tiberi, R. I Tierney, D.Toth. I Tuck-j er. R Vaccaro. H. Vinton,j A. Wallwork, L. Whitley. ) E. Woodcock Not Pictured: L. Barnes. M. I Acevedo. B. Bullard. T Max-i field. R. McAvoy. L). Thutcher.j| D. Vance, K. Brown. M. Cole. THE FRESHMEN 113 o a u 1 18 V i FALL SPORTS PANORAMA CROSS COUNTRY 65 J.V. FIELD HOCKEY I. to R Top Row: CxMch Normandin: N Noon. I Mundy; K. Woodcot k. N D’Eramo; R Gittens; E. Rtiilly: |. Ruhino; Front Row: T Caffrey; K. Smith; C. Statler; K. Cannon; 1. Barnes; P. Ingraham; I). Saccomen. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY J.V. VOLLEYBALL L lo K l op Row: A. Marak. coach: S. Griffin: M Statler; N Boss� -. |. Sinatra: I). McColl: ('. Ko a: I). Sullivan: Front Row: H. Buchanan: K Mitchell: M. O'Rourke. k. Freest ; M. Doujjans: k McCandless; S. Clair. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SOCCER L to R Front Row: S. Forsythe: T. Vogt: k Hurley; T. Graham. Capt . I Ingraham. Capt.: P. Healey: T. Minnicucci: D. Ackerman: Second Row: S. Sullivan; P. O'Reilly: G. Ivory:T. Cronin: O. Lubenec: |. Ferzocco; M. Chagnon: K. Craigie: A. Bolzani: S. Kelley; T. Millen; M. Bergen; Coach Abbot. 71 ALL SPORTS W •� r' niil PEP RALLY HOMECOMING I. to R: L. Frankina. 1981 Homecoming Queen; A. Garcia; Dognazzi; I Lagos, 1982 Homecoming Queen; A. Reger; J. Burnett; H. Doliner. 1980 Homecoming Queen. MARCHING BAND AND COLOR GUARD ____ .. J.V. FOOTBALL The Crush I don't remember this play. ; to R Front Row: S. Bel yea; |. Salcda. S. Smith: J. LaCroix; M. VanThiel; M. Cousland: L. Frankina: B Mancini: |. Hourigan: E. Hagan: M. Gillis: D. Connell. M. Maguire; B. Gilmartin: Second Row: R. Vaccaro:C. Clair; R. Devens; M. Fettig:M. Bennett: U. DeMarzo; B. Ferrari; M. Evers: A. Kubacki; • Alger: C. Souza: B. Puccini: C. Shearns: C. Lagos: Coach Hoffman. VARSITY FOOTBALL l. to R Top Row: I). Palerimo, manager: D. Sperandio. coach: T. Ingraham: M. Kravitz;C. Costa: R. Nic hols: L) Tiberi: T. Vinton; P. Magnussen:| M J. Alger: M. Mortimer: C. Isley: T. Carter: P. Carroll, coach: E. Richards, coach; Front Row: |. Lagos. I). Meuse; |. St. Cyr; P. Howard; C. 0‘Rourk Andonian: G. Angel: P. Hunt: P. Turgeon; T. Cannon; K. Saccomen: M. Shea; W. Oevens: T. Howard: S. Smith; |. Calvin; |. Sjogren. CHEERLEADERS Lto RTop Row: N Tiberi; L. Hines: I Woodard: C. Payne: k Riley: A. Rider. Capi.: M. Collins: R. Doliner: M. Gould: R. Bosses |. Burnett, Capt. Marcia Collins Cheering Coach 7Q I know the goal line is around here somewhere! Thank Co l I used my Right Guard 4819 i X7 2 3 25 222 HU. WINTER SPORTS J.V. BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL L to R Top Row: R. Cannon. J V. Coach: M. Angelo. Manager: I Zonfrelli: |. Ingraham: S. Donahue. Tri-Capt.: |. Deramo. Tri-Capt.; T. Ginnon, Tri-Capt.: J. St. Cyr: I . Carroll, Coach: Front Row: |. Sjogren: T. Minicucci; T. Vinton: D. Hagearty: T. Ingraham: I Ryan: P. Magnussen: S. Smith VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L to R Top Row: M. Collins. Coach: B. Kerosky; A Rider. Co-capt.: I Burnett, coopt.: R. Bosse: C. Payne: Front Row: N. Tiberi; k Riley I Woodard: I Sjogren. ZOO CREW GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL L to R Top Row: D. Fresh: P. Ingraham: I Murphy: T. Caffrey: N. Bosse: T. Angelo; K Cannon: L. Fahey. Coach: Front Row: J. Burnett: L. Joyce: R Hagearty; I). McColl: M. O'Rourke; N. Noon: S. Griffin: K. Smith. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 87 INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL SR - to SPRING SPORTS PANORAMA 92 L to R Front Row: S. Bel yea; C. Clair; B Ferrari: S. Flaherty; E. Hagan; J. Saledu; S. O’Rourke; Second Row: M. Dallape;C. Souza; M. VanTheil; |. LaCroix: M. Maguire; B. Puccini; N. Russo.C Lagos: Coach Sullivan. VARSITY BASEBALL I, to R First Row: C. DePedro. Manager:T. Cannon; |. D'Kramo; T. Graham; D. Meuse; G. Angel: P. Zonfrelli; P. Turgeon; Second Row: M. Kravitz; I. Lagos; |. Sjogren; S. Smith. |. Ryan; T. Carter; T. Vinton; S. Mercer; Coach Richards. J.V. SOFTBALL L to R First Row: K. Mushnick: N. Noon; D. Saccoman; I). Sullivan: E. Riclly: Coach Connelly: Second Row: C. Mitchell; K. Riley: |. Woodard: N. D'Eramo: K. McCandless; K. Smith VARSITY SOFTBALL IHKW Llo R First Row:C. FroeseiG. Dognazzi; P. Boudrot; |. Lagos; D. Radcliff; V. Bergen;Second Row: K. Freese: T Richards; M. O'Rourke; M. Statler; E. Fay: E. Pedalino; Coach Salvucci. Lto R Front Row: R. Zonfrolli: R. Luppino: J. Ingraham; IV Travers: R. Provost: Second Row. G. Ivory: T Ingraham; A. Bolzani; B. Krohn; I). Henderson; M. Gillis: Couch Karoghlaniun. 18 GIRLS' TENNIS Co-captains: k. Smith and k. Sycamore a R Front Row: J. Volpicelli; L. Booth: K. Sycamore; K. Smith; J. Travers; Y. slmeta; Second Row P. Inxraham: A Rider: K. Cannon; I). Collins; L •per. S. Ball: S. Carter; D. McColl; K Smith: Coach Cangi. USE! hi BOY’S TRACK L to R First Row: C. Keith: J. St. Cyr: S. Donohue. Copt ; k. Saccoman; T. Vogt; N. Ivon1: N. Vigue; Second Row S. Forsythe. S. Sullivan; | Hourigan; 13. Mancini; R. Nichols; k. Hurley; P. Mognussen: k. Mr.Coll; Third Row: G. Picklesimer: B. Mouyos: R. Rhyne; M. Mortimer: M. Fettig; M.Couslond; L. Frankina: |. Saleda; B. Jasie; D. Andrews: CJoach Vigue. — Not Pictured: VV. Devens. Capt. 100 GIRL’S TRACK L to R First Row: M. Thumith: |. Murphy; S. Riolly: S. McCann: C. Braman: N. Tiberi; D. Fresh; T. Angelo; R. Murphy: Second Row: L. Joyce; S. Griffin; S. Clair; G. Richardson: K. Walsh. Capt.; C. Payne; M. Savage; A. Devens: Coach Olson. 101 1982 SPORTS AWARDS NIGHT Athletic Director: A. Marak Girl s Track MVP: K. Walsh Field Hockey MVP: T. Richards Basketball MVP: S. Donahue Football Best Defensive Back: P. Turgeon Softball Unsung Hero: P. Boudrot THE SOUND OF MUSIC 103 105 AS TALENTED JUNIORS, WE SHOW OFF OUR STUFF 106 JUNIOR TALENT SHOW ’82 STUDENT COUNCIL I. to R Front Row: B. Gilmartin; R. Rhvnc: I). Barrett; K. Pinkham: M. O’Rourke: Second Row: S. Smith: L. Booth: T. Cannon: G. Andonian; P. Boudrot: G. Healy; M Dougans; M. Gillis; P. Ingraham: K. Costa: not pictured: K. Sycamore. AFS L to R Front Row: k. VanRoekel: N. Nobrega: I. Lubenec: k. Mundy; G. Purkis; I. Cooney: |. Murphy: B. Gittins; Second Row: D. Steeves; I. Murphy:). Malouf: |. Daesen: I) Boucher: |. Mundy: C. Tetrault; S. Mael: R. Murphy: M. kirby: Third Row: N. Bosse: L. O’Connell: S. Griffin: M. Keaney; k Adams; L. Gittins; M. Stevens; T. Diggins. A. Tetrault: J. Nobrega; R. Rider; M. johnston. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Lio R First Row. Mr. Brunelle;C. Freese; F Travers: L. Booth:C. Cronin:T. Cannon; T. Richards; J. Ingraham; X. Wenger; D. Meuse; Second Row: G. Purkis: K. Rhyne; k McColl: S. Mercer.). Sleeper; Y. Chalmeta; G. I mberton; T. Diggins; k Adams; N. Nobruga; Third Row: B. Paur: A Levenson: B. Mouyos; R. Provost; I) Andrews; I. Lubenec; k Mundy; C. Sgourakes; A Tetrault; L. Boucher no S E N I O R C L A S s B A N Q u E T May 1982 SENIOR CLASS TRIP 112 Class of 1982 113 CLASS DAY 114 115 SALUTATORIAN Reverend Clergy, Members of the School Committee and Administration. Faculty. Family and Friends — WELCOME EVERYONE, As Salutatorian. I have the honor to welcome you who are here today to help us celebrate this auspicious occasion. I do this with a warm and open heart, My purpose in giving this address is to raise the awareness of a serious choice that each one of us here must make with the beginning of each new day. Being aware of this choice will give each one of us a headstart to success. Relating this to one of my favorite activities, sports, wo can either be a Player or a Spectator. As Spectators standing on the sidelines we eliminate the risk, but also the fun. the growing and the excitement that life has to offer. Be a PLAYER! Don't let life just happen. Be a part of it! Take CHARGE. In the end you benefit yourselves as well as the rest of the world. A sample from Buddha's teachings exemplifies this well: Your actions will be returned — GOOD WITH GOOD. BAD WITH BAD. It’s your decision. Hopefully you'll decide to become a Player. And as a Player there will be weak moments when you'll want to just throw your hands up and say. Is it worth it? When we think of such possibilities as nuclear war and a drying-up Social Security System, it’s not always easy to be strong. But with desire and determination it's very possible. With the knowledge that the world is a reflection of ourselves, we must become even more determined to lx� participating and enthusiastic Players, maintenant! I'd like to take a moment to thank a special person who represents my idea of a Player. He's been my friend, my teacher, my staunchest supporter, and the best listener I know. Even when I was overcome with Senloritis a few months ago. I knew he'd still believe in me. The caring and communication that went into each oneof his classes shows in the appreciation of all his students. There’s so much more 1 could say. but 1 know how easily true Irishmen turn red so. Mr. Dooling. Thank You. Also, as it is not everyday that I am able to publicly thank my parents. I would like to do so on behalf of my brothers, my sister and myself. The patience, guidance, and many inspirations you've given us make you deserving of the sincerest gratitude that each one of us hold for you both. Thank you. Mom and Dad. With my purpose hopefully fulfilled. I would like to leave vou with this thought Be happy, be involved, work hard, love and be loved — make every moment important! And in spite of the busy roads we all must follow — Take time to smell the flowers along the way . .. Linda Booth VALEDICTORIAN Patricia Diggins This planet is in trouble. Some may choose to ignore this fact and remain I secure and content but unified action is required if our existance is ever to I be truly secure. The first obstacle to be overcome is apathy. Helen Keller once said. I Science may have found a cure for most evils but it has found no remedy for the worst of them all. the apathy of human beings. This afflication of apathy has obvious symptoms such as the frequent occurence of onlookers who will watch a crime being committed but not help the victim. Equally as injurious are the most subtle symptoms manifested in people’s attitudes concerning broader issues. People feel powerless. They consider themselves one small person in a very large world and all they should concern themselves with are their problems. This attitude has contributed to the continued existance of many of the attrocities in the world today. High on this list of attrocities is the threat of nuclear war. The simple fact that man can now destroy the entire earth with the maximum amount of suffering should be enough to convince any rational human that this must • be stopped, but nuclear proliferation continues. This is one issue however, whose dreadful magnitude has shattered the contentment of many and caused them to rise above their apathy. So many are making themselves heard that there have been major steps taken by the Government towards finding a solution. This demonstrates how very important each individual can be. Many other issues require this sort of attention from the American peo- ple We have lost many of our gains in the fight to save the environment. People are suffering because cuts have been made in programs that help people in order to fund weapons which do nothing but kill and of immedi- ate concern to many here are the cuts in student aid. Hopefully as this class leaves the protected microcosm of high school we will become more aware of the dire circumstances surrounding us and take on some responsibility of seeking solutions to these formidible maladies, j As lohn F, Kennedy said. Our problems are man made, therefore they j may be solved by man. and man can be as big as he wants. No problem of ! human destiny is beyond human beings. 110 AFSSTUDENT Reverend Clergy. Members of the School Committee. Mr. Vellunte, Mr. Brunelle. Mr. Arcudi. Faculty. Parents. Relatives and Friends. 1 can not believe that my year in Millis is almost over. 1 guess that like everything I enjoy, my stay here went really fast, and here 1 am now. without even realizing that, in three weeks. I will be leaving Millis to go back to Spain. It was about ten months ago. two days before 1 was going to take the airplane to the United States, when the AFS president in Spain called me to tell me that 1 was going to a small town, somewhere in Massachusetts. The first thing that came to my mind back then, was a little 1 learned about the Pilgrims in school, a lot I heard about the Kennedys, something about Boston, and nothing at all about a little town called Millis. Initially 1 was disappointed because I couldn’t even find Millis on the map. Well, 1 don’t feel that bad now that I know that not many people in Massachusetts know where Millis is. I also know now that, that little point on the map has become a big part of my experience: especially since it helped me to realize that people are the same no matter where you go: — Students worry about their grades and who is having the next party. — Parents worry about their grades and who is having the next party. This has been a great year; a year that won't be easy to forget thanks to the special dedication of many people who made it possible, people such as Mr. Brunelle and each and every one of my teachers and coaches, who taught me much more than English. Calculus. Basketball or Volleyball. 1 want to thank too. the Russos, the Mennes. all my friends, and especially Lau and Maryann; not only because I spent with them the best time of my stay in Millis. but because they gave me the support I needed when I was going through difficult times. Finally. I just want to finish quoting a person who has become very special to me during this year, and who some days ago. gave me the perfect way to say goodbye: Just think of my leaving as a long vacation, from which, you can expect me back soon. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. 117 GRADUATION 118 119 120 121 L - We, the class of 1982 of Millis High School are pleased to share with you our very special class history G — It all started 13 years ago in kindergarten when RANDY BUR- STYN wouldn't drink plain milk, so every day when we had our milk she had to put coffee flavored syrup in it. One day the cap came off and it spilled alt over her. I. - TR1CIA MI.MARTIN had a horrifying experience when on the way home from the bus stop, a bully stepped on her Little Kiddle lunch box and sent her crying home. G — This brings us to the big production of wake up Santa Claus. BETH WHITE had her theatrical debut as a rooster in this play I. — The big thrill of the day was finding a four leaf clover. Many of us honest students were so hungry for victory, we used to tape on an extra leaf just to get a tootsie roll. G— In second grade WAYNE DEVENS started his never ending chase of girls by trying to get all the girls into the closet for a quarter. L — TED CANNON also had a way with the young girls. He had a birthday party consisting of 10 girls and 3 boys! G - TIM GRAHAM didn't have such good luck, he used to cry when his pencils were stolen. This year also brought us all up on stage in a Thanksgiving play. I. — Mrs. Levassour's third grade class made a book containing each one of our future careers. I wonder if PETER WORKS will lx that desired truck driver. ULASS HISTORY class. I guess David -- If at first you don't succeed try. try again. L— Sixth grade's heart-throb KIRK MAHAR disappointed a lot of girls when he picked RITA CONGDON over all of us. G — During our Sixth grado play I sincerely Doubt This Old House is Haunted . SHARON BARRETT and |OE D'ERAMO had their first kiss on stage. I.— During practices LINDA BOOTH was found in the closet with BRIAN SULLIVAN by someone who was looking for props for the play. G — This is the year LORI LAMBIRTH first got her name Limbi, by a teacher who had a funny walk and called his son the kid . L— Seventh grade was the beginning of boy-girl parties. BETH WHITE was the holder of many of these. At one party IEAN LAGOS and GORDY ANGEL were wondering what to do after 1. 2. 3! G — KRIS SYCAMORE had the end of the year bash which found PETER MURPHY PAM GREEN walking in the field together, while many others were playing spin the bottle including TODD GOVE. KENNY SACCOMAN. PAUL HOWARD. I. — In eighth grade the guys were well aware of the newcomers to our class ANNA GARCIA. GAYLE DOGNAZZL MELINDA THOMAS. G - During the |umor National Honor Society induction cere- monies. 1.1 . GRACEFUL GITT1NS fell down from the stands taking her chair with her. I. - This year was the start of AMY REGER'S annual summer tent parties. Her first one was a memorable one when some certain girls were spotted flying up the hill. G CAROLYN FREESE will always be remembered for the many times she was kicked out of Ms. Francer’s chorus. I. In nineth grade in Mrs. Morrill's advanced biology class. JEAN- NE TRAVERS attempted the daring feat of picking up a pen while still seated. She then gracefully took the desk and her books down with her. G - In tenth grade KRIS HOURIGAN caused some trouble by get- ting kicked out of Mrs. Rainer's Spanish class. In eleventh grade we had some newcomers LISA O'CONNELL and CHUCK ILSLEY. G - It was this year also when RHEE BOSSE found a way to keep cute little BRUCE HECKMAN in his seat. Rhee spilled a whole bottle of Elmers Glue on Bruce's seat. L — In fourth grade one day when the class was building a lerrer- ium. someone put a frog on SHARON BARRETT'S chair, know- ing she hated them more than anything. HOI.LI BOLZANI still has the bruises to prove the abuse she used to get from RICHARD GILBERT L PAULA alias crash DOUGANS earned her name while driv- ing through the center of town with a car load of friends. Well Paula, that was only your first week of driving, what will happen next?? G - Our Junior Talent Show was a success with New York. New York the smash hit . I. and we'll always remember the fun we had messing up!!!!! G — AMY REGER and LAURIE ROBINSON were often found draw- ing creative pictures of the human anatomy. L — Fifth grade started the seven year partnership of GREGG AN- DON1AN and GORDY ANGEL playing with each other in the backfield. G - - KRIS WALSH was so nervous when she was asked out for the first lime — she cried. This did not seem to upset DAVID MEUSE too much, he proceeded to ask out every girl in the G — Now it was time for our luninr Prom at The Hilton Hotel in Natick. The prom was really fun and the bash at PAUL ALBA- N'l'S Manomet beachhouse was even better, unaffected by the stormy weather. L — In eleventh grade we found out that KIM McCANDLESS has a tendency to fall asleep at parties, including her own. G - Something seemed to attract NANCY. LAURIE. KRIS. AMY, CINDY. KIM and MELINDA to Rhode Island that summer, and 122 we still can't figure out whether it was the Allie's donuts or the guvs on Scarborough beach!!!!!! L__ This brings us to our awesome senior year with many spon- taneous events, including our trip to Boston. The majority of us went to Quincy market while some guys took a detour to the well-known Combat Zone. G — CINDY CRONIN did a fine job as drum major this year as well as in Arsenic and Old Lace We're all very thankful to KATHY ADAMS for her hard work on the set. L— We had a great time on the Class Trip especially when IIM De ANGELIS deshorted MICHAEL IOHNSTON Mike was heard to say “|im. I'm going to get you. not today, not tomorrow, but someday!” — look out. G — CLINTON KEITH barely made it to the bus. but he managed to flag us down before we left DAKOI. BISHOP wasn't as lucky. Darol thumbed down to the Frank Davis Resort iust making it in time for lunch. L— PETER HUNT learned the consequences of throwing a hard- headed person like LYNNE COYLE into the pool It was too bad we didn't use PAM BOUDROT in the stern of the boat in the canoe race. I guess we can't have both brains and strength — Gregg!!!! G— On the bus ride home we had some exciting events the girls tried to Fit as many people into the bathroom as possible. L — Our senior year was one of the best ones ever but there are certain qualities that don't belong to any one year: G — IOHN ST. CYR has always had a young girl on his arm. starting with LAURA VOGT. G — STEVE DONAHUE will never forget the Westwood track meet. L PAUL ZONFRELLL alias Johnny Love will forever b re- membered as the lady's man. BILL ANDREWS' and JAN SLEEP- ERS' debating will probably go on forever unless one of them comes up with something they both agree on G — Mrs. Russ' English class will never let SCOTTCOUSLAND live down the close run in that he had with a pine tree in the school drive-way. PETER TURGEON can always be seen with a coffee mug and a can of chew L — No one will ever forget our foreign exchange student. YOLAN- DA CHALMETA. Yo joined our senior year and made it more enjoyable for everyone. We'll miss you Yolanda!! G — Those who chose to leave MHS earlier than the rest of us are: BARBARE KEROSKY. KATHY BRODERICK. DONNA AU- LENBACK. DONNA DWYER. TOM JESSUP and DENISE TH1- BAULT. L — Although ANNA GARCIA left early to attend classes, she was often in the sunroom to say hello. Anna also held a great semi-formal at the end of April. CHRIS STORKA O'ROURKE will probably own an Exxon station someday. C — SCOTT GILBERT also left us early but we're happy to have him back for graduation and the Senior Banquet. JIM D’ANGELIS and GORDY HEALY tied up the competition in driving up the- hill at the pits and the swallows. L— There is one group of girls who are well known for their in- separablencss throughout the years: MARTHA STEVENS. LIZ GITTENS. MARIANNE KIRBY. KRIS FAIRFIELD, and TRJCIA D1CG INS. C — BOB EVERS is still trying to sell his classical car MICHAEL WALSH and KENNY BEYER win the award for most tardiness. L— NORMAN LONG found a long-lusting girlfriend in PA T BUR- NETT. a newcomer this year. G — KRIS HOUR1GAN remembers the day Mr. Arcudi's office almost blew up. It's too bad they never caught the people who did it. L - JANET BURNETT and MICHELLE GOULD started their cheer- ing early in pop-wamer football and have done a good job at cheering the Mohawk Football team on TORRI RICHARDS found that racketball was to be her best sport winninga champi- onship In the sport. God job T . G VALERIE BERGEN. PAM BOUDROT. and GAYLE DOGNAZZI are well known for their infamous r. Jilin checkin' . I. GARY I.AMBEKTON and TOM JESSUP were often seen in Gary's backyard, working on some old car. G We seem to have many quiet people in our class, contrary to popular belief, they are PETER WORKS. LORI YERED. MAU- REEN SOMMERS. TED CHISOLM. MAUREEN SMITH. CHRIS DOHERTY. DAVID DEFANTI. and TERRY CHISOLM L— JOE D'ERAMO. alias Baby Huey”, is still wondering about States. If anyone was ever looking for KAREN THURSTON, they were simply directed down 109 to Medfield. Karen's sec- ond horne. G - JOEL INGRAHAM aquired many names throughout the years: Jcllo. Deadly, and Jo-el. WAYNE RAWDING was envied by all in the Frenc h class because he got to skip a year of French on account of his photographic memory. L — DAVID BORGESON'S unique driving skills are remembered by all of us who have ever met up with him on the road. DENISE RADCLIF'F had a busy senior year with Tom and her job at McDonald's. We think her priorities are in that order, too C BILL VACCARO and ANDY McNULTY could always be found in the Computer Science room, unlike MARK SULLIVAN and ROBERT CLIFFORD, who were hardly ever in school, once they were on work study L - JULIE IJ-MGHTON'S other side really came out at the banquet when Julie was seen dancing with a couple of guys: at once. G — Nicknames from grade school often don't stick but the two that have are MICHAEL SHF A'S Homba; and LISA CAREY'S — Canary. L - CHRIS MANNING made her big television debut this year when she appeared on the screen of People are Talking. MELISSA GRANT found that Mrs. Welch's seating arrange- ment was for the better when she got to know John better. G — JANE OLSON and LISA VANTH1EL found a good friendship this year as did the ski-bums of our class. NEIL IVORY and PETER LATOSEK. L - MANNY GOES is known for his nice brown car while ROCER KONEY is known for his green bomber . G — We hope this history is taken in the humorous manner in which it was given. L — Tonight we undertake our last two events as a class, graduation and the party afterwards. G — The end of our class will be a sad occasion, but to those who realize it is not the end Both — it will be a joyful beginning. YEA!!! - 123 Lisa and Paula We. the class ol one thousand nine hundred and eighty-two being of sound mind and body, do here by write and hand down our last will and testament to posterity there by voiding all other wills previously issued Paul Albani: leaves willingly and happily — Paul also leaves the school with no more Albani’s. Bill Andrews: leaves Mr. Salerno and Miss Gourlev with 6.02 x 10.«. Sharon Barrett: leaves her sister. Donna. Chestnuts. Val Bergen: leaves Sarah Hernon an assorted set of matching barretts and bows. She leaves Donna Shuker and Sarah, dif. ing. — Val also leaves 3 more Bergens behind. Darol Bishop: leaves Mrs. Russ a bottle of fantastic, a roll of paper towels, and his dog Nemo. — To Mrs. Egy he leaves his sneakers. Linda Booth: leaves D.H. Garfield permanently, and a short cut to H.C. Rosemarie Bosse: loaves 3 more Bosse's behind — she leaves for a wonderful trip to Florida, she’s earned it after 12 years of this place. — she also leaves so there is no more mix-up between Nan and herself. Pam Boudrot: leaves Sarah the Bomber to take on the thun cruise. — Pam also leaves the halls quiet for the first time in 4 years. Janet Burnett: leaves Scott Wolpert a program that prints the word Go 5 million times — she leaves the Rah-Rah Girls a milk crate, a paint brush, and one less person to check out the opposing team. — Janet also leaves the typing 2. period 2 class one large bottle of white-out. Pat Burnott: leaves Bob Zonfrclli her chemistry book, so he will learn to write lab reports on his own. Randy Burstyn: leaves Susan Mael a new chauffeur. - Randy also leaves Scott Wolpert a eraser bruise. Ted Cannon: leaves Mr. Salerno a book entitled 101 Ways to Dress for Physics” — Ted happily leaves the rear offense to Johr Sjogren (Have fun sjoggy.) Lisa Carey: leaves Erin with no ride to school. — She also leaves Mr. Dooling with as many fluffy-ruffles as he wants. CLASS WILL Yolanda Chalmeta: leaves many friends behind that she hopes to meet again, some other place and time, maybe in a couple of years in Spain. Cindy Cronin: leaves her brother a Yamaha Yz-40 — Cindy also leaves the band the best of luck with Mr. T. Tricia Delaporta: leaves Maureen a straight fast line to Graduation Joe D'Eramo: leaves 4 inches taller than when he came in — He also leaves his sister Nancy as the last D'Eramo to go through Millis High. Steve Donahue: leaves with friends and memories which took 4 years to make. Paula Dougans: leaves her brother to anyone who wants him. and to her sister Michele she leaves a crash helmot. Chris Fairfield: leaves Mr. Dooling some yellow flavored donuts, and a book on how to do hill starts on a flat hill. Carolyn Freese: leaves a good friend sitting in his room. — She would also like to give Kim. Nancy and Melinda an endless Supply of hugs. Elizabeth Gittins: leaves her sister and Martha T Preston Pink and green Izod sweat socks. — She leaves Dan. John. Toby. Nina and Kristin free tuition to computer camp and Bouma Wang’s address. — Liz also leaves Lisa typing alone. Tim Garham: leaves with the feeling that Millis High will be at a loss without him. Pam Green, leaves the position of field hockey goalie open to anyone who would like to best position on the field and a challenge. Gordon Healy: leaves Mrs. Brown his beloved nickname Heat Miser. — Gordon also leaves Rita the number 9 Bruce Heckman: leaves all of the trouble he caused for the last 4 years to Mr. Arcudi. Kris Hourigan: leaves her brother John 2 more wonderful years at Millis High — She also leaves Marylou all alone in study. Paul Howard: leaves his track spikes to anyone (except Fettig who thinks they can fit in them. Neil Ivory: leaves his brother Glenn the 67” Volvo. Tom lessup: leaves 1 case of Kosher Baby Dills and 1 case of mint-chocolate chip ice cream to Mrs. Russ, in case of anymore little suprises. Mike lohnston: leaves his brothel, the name that was left to him — Happy. Clinton Keith: leaves Hobby Rhyne a year with Lonnu Vollins — He also leaves Nina Nobrega a tee-shirt displaving her status in life. Marianne Kirby: leaves her brother a permanent tardy excused note. lean Marie Lagos: leaves Debbie McCall 11 in Basketball Gary Lamberton. leaves Mr. Cangi instructions on how to do math in pen. Peter Latosek: leaves Jay the honor of watching Kim after he’s gone. — Peter also leaves Kim an all year bus ticket, to und from North Adams. Julie Ixnghton: leaves Mrs. Rovedu und Mr. Pelliccia her good sence of humor. Chris Manning: leaves Karen and Eda a small fee to keep an eyo out on John. Kim McCandless: leaves Karen and crew to carry on the Junior and Senior class rowdiness. — She also leaves Kelly as the sole surviving No-No. David Meuse: leaves Kim Laurie laughing on the continor divide. — He leaves Beth only in a physical sense, because his heart will always remember their close friendship — He also leaves Mr. Dooling his.sincere appreciation for unfolding unlimited amounts of knowledge to him Lisa O'Connell: leaves y'all with a little bit of Southern Culture. Chris O'Rourke: leaves his nickname Storka to his brother (Stephen) and his sister (Maryellenl. Denise Radcliff: leaves locker 1053 to someone who is in love. — She also leaves Elisa. Erin and Kim to gossip without her. Amy Reger: leaves still wondering when 9 to 9 closed — she also leaves Donna Shuker a.year's supply of French fries. Torri Richards: leaves her father love and a happy future. — Torri also leaves with everyone else, but takes many memories. Laurie Robinson: leaves Kelly the name Kegger one can of mink a splat of butter and dinner with a trache. Jan Sleeper: leaves Wayne Devens a deck of Poker Cards — she leaves Miss Gourley no one to correct her corrections. — She leaves Sue Mael the key to Randy's lock. — She also leaves Nina and Maureen with Armando for the rest of the year. Maureen Smith: leaves her brother 1 point for Mrs Power's short story class, and she hopes he passes. Maureen Summers: leaves Millis High and she leaves her sister. Barbara and Dianne all the good times she had. Martha Stevens: leaves Kathy Van Roekel a rent free gym locker and a can of family size deodeiaul. John St. Cyr: leaves behind 2 Jennifers, one he loves will always remember and one he wishes he could forget, but does love. — lohn also leaves his brother Joel behind to watch them both Kris Sycamore: leaves Kelly Smith in charge of recreational activities at Syc's Pub and also a huge crown for the next king she crowns. Melinda Thomas: leaves her sister Chris the Mau” for her to worry about. — She leaves the nurse lots of love and thanks. — She also leaves cow a free ride on the pig. Karen Thurston: leaves Millis High with the warning that her brother is yet to come. — She also leaves Michele in one piece. Jeanne Travers: leaves Powie some self esteem. — Jean also leaves her brother a broken tennis racquet. Lisa VanThiel: leaves her brother some luck so he'll never get caught Maybe he will beat the system like her. Kris Walsh: leaves best of luck to next years track team. Nancy Wenger: leaves Missy Statler her numbers and her lucky rabbits foot. — She also leaves shaking from Janice's first driving lesson and also to Janice she leaves a big hug. Beth White: leaves Rob and Maureen an invitation to brunch at Sandy's — She also leaves Kelly and Sarah with the promise that the P’s will keep on cheerin' forever. Lori Yered: leaves all her reading tactics to Mrs. Rovedo and she hopes someone else will come along and love it like she did Paul Zonfrelli: leaves his brother Robert to find another Gladys — Paul leaves Skippy Delany to finish med school — Paul also leaves the student body to find someone else to idolize. Two Anonymous students leave Mrs. Gourley a complete book of poetry. Gordon Angel. Wayne Devens. Peter Turgeon and Mike Shea leave saying See you next Monday. Janet Burnett and Liz Cittins leaves the Green Buddies 2 less people to sell Girl Scout cookies. Denise and Beth: leave Neil Chuck some class and respect for their elders. Chris and Rhev: leave flan a new suit. Chris. Martha. Liz. and Tricia: leave flan free to go to the teachers room 1st period study. Liz Gittins and Lisa O'Connell: leave their sisters Becky Kelly a parking space at shoppers world and a full tank of gas. Lamb and Canary: leave Moe to start her own set of barnyard animals. Larry. Curly and Mo: leave next year's tennis team a copy of James Taylors Album Handy Man. Nancy. Melinda, and Carolyn : leave John Sjogren a moose and a fish. Todd Vinton a speckled dog and Steven Smith a free ride on the whirlv thing. (We know how much you liked that ride Smitty.) Cindy and Amy: leave Mr Hyde a caso of Diot Pepsi and the jazz band a trophy stolen from Foxboro. Amy and Kris: leave with a secret worth $20.00. Laurie and Lon: leave Chipper a new chariot. Kim and Laurie: leave David and |ohn on the Continental Divide. Karen and Paula: leave Michele and Janice another fun-filled trip to Florida — and to Mrs. Russ a thank you for her patience and 32 talkatives. Kris and Amy: leave T.J. a roll of film and many thanks for an excellent time. Amy. Chris. Cindy. Laurie, and Nancy: leave beach bound with chocolate covered donuts! They also leave Kim a Baby Ruth Bar. Traditional English II Advanced class leaves Mrs. Russ lots of luck with Gus. The Calculus Class leaves Cange a new wardrobe complete with matching ties or his new class sunglasses to protect their eyes from the old bright ones. Mr. Salerno's Block 5 physics A class: leaves him the title of toy master. Mr. Fair's old homeroom 135 leaves him no one to sing Happy Birthday. Mr. Dooling: a lot of love and respect which he truly deserves To Mrs. Russ: We leave lots of luck with Wall or Vi and many thanks for helping our class. To Miss Galvin: we leave thanking her for all her help, we couldn't have done it without her. To Mr. Brunelle we also leave many thanks and the best of luck for next year. Mr. Arcudi: we will take with us. In conclusion, we pray that no one herein mentioned will take offense, but will receive this testament in the manner in which It was given. CLASS PROPHECY Chris and Kris — Ready for take-off. Storka? — Yes. all systems go. — Gee. what a wild reunion! I can't wait to hit the moon — I can wait! I'm getting sick and tired of dropping the babies in the wrong crater. — Oh yoh. business is really booming for you due to all those Dicky Dill Pickles that Hagop has been selling to your customers. Right Did you get a chance to see Sharon Barrett? She's a top notch opera singer. She even has her own personal hair dresser, Donna Aulenback. Sharon's favorite song to sing around Christmas time is deck the halls with Holly Bol oni. Fa la la la la la la la la. — I couldn't believe Kathy Broderick and Maureen Smith were singing along with Sahron. it must have been those cookies that Robert Clifford and Mark Sullivan brought to the reunion from their Rasta Pastry Shop. — Don't Norm I.ong and Pat Duiuett have a shop right next to it called the Norm and Pat. Pat and Norm. T-shirt shop for lovers? Norm wus telling me about that terrible day when Kenny Beyer. Scott Cousland. Bill Vaccaro. and Mike Walsh turned his front window into a drive-thru window: due most likely to the four boys' perfected driving skills. — I can't believe some of our classmates are actually making money! I mean, look at David Defanti, he's rolling in the dough. He's president of Dupont. Inc. Hey. and speaking of money. Chuckle Isley made a smart move by buying Konehead Insurance for his car from Roger Konev David Borgesen seemed to be Roger's biggest customer this year. — And look who made it big in the sport's world. It seems |oe D'Bramo made the starting team with Spacely Sprocket playing basketball. Chris Fairfield signed with the Cogswell Cogs' championship team. — Hey Kris, guess who flew in from Guadalahara. Who? — The universally famous No No's, starring I.aurie Robinson. Kim McCandless. Kris Sycamore. Cindy Cronin, and Belinda, no I mean Melinda Thomas. I heard Melinda left the group to start the trio dress shop with Rhee Bosse and Kris Walsh. And Kris Sycamore left. too. to |oin the submarine business with Rita Congdon and lanet Burnett, who are the proud owners of the Hari Kari Sub Shop. But don't ask them to make a sub for you because all they'll say is How you do that? — Storka. I think the No No's are pretty funky, but I though! the Pops' were even better, you know that new band called the Billy Andrews Brothers? They use tools instead of instruments. You should see Peter Works on the welder. Ian Sleeper is the lead singer and Ted Chisolm plays a mean chisle. — I was talking to Martha Stevens. Tricia Diggins. Lisa O'Connel and Liz Gittens who were in a corral wearing really chic Adam’s Apples leans from the famous designer Kathy Adams. The horses seemed to be enjoying the apples more than the girls. David Meuse really went into a neat occupation — cave exploring. We can see Wayne Rawding. Terri Chisolm, and Bruce Heckman digging up some strange crystals. David discovered Amy Reger making fabulous pictures on the walls of the cave. — All of Denise's years of fishing have really paid off: she really made quite a catch of perch. Marrianne Kirby and Beth White are the proud owners of the Purple Kirby Derby Club, where Val Bergen Burger� and Hoi Dognazzi's are the specialty of the club. — Teddy Cannon really progressed after college; he became the host of Dance Fever . I guess his past experiences as a dangerous disco-er came in handy. David Borgeson is Ted’s co-host: Boy Dave sure can BOOGIE!! — Speaking of boogying. Peter Hunt and Lynn Coyle were the champions of Dance Fever, this week. N’o matter how much Lynn doesn’t want to get on the dance floor. Peter always finds a way to get her out there; and the funny thing is he always winds up on the injured list. — 1 guess after the dance routines on Dance Fever, all the contestants take the leanne Travers Mark Sullivan For three bills Limo. Service to the Buddy Buddy Bar owned by the four buddies: Gordon Angel. Wavne Devens. Mike Shea, and Peter Turgeon. Karen Thurston and Paula Dougans are the parking attendenls at the Buddy Buddy Bar because� they’re such good buddies. But make sure they park your car in the right driveway. The buddies are throwing a wild bash for Scott Gilbert who came back for the class reunion along with Yolanda Chalmeta. We see Neil Ivory and Peter Latosek and Andy McNulty, who are the suppliers to the bash from Canada with Moosehead. — When Scott returned for the reunion, he couldn’t stay with Norman so he decided to stay at the Howard Johnson’s owned and operated by lames Michael lohnston and Paul Howard. Their specialty is their wake-up call service, performed by Darol Bishop and Clinton Keith. Where was that call 10 years ago on the 50 yard line? — Donna Dwyer and Barb Kerosky are exotic dancers at the Buddy Buddy Bar. — Surprisingly. Paul Albani made it as a public defender. He sticks up for the rights of juvenile bashes. Todd Gove. Paul’s gopher, crashed all the parties to retrieve evidence. — Linda Booth seems to be the big cheese at STRAP headquarters. She has the solution to nuclear war; using L.N.G. — Linda’s breakthrough on natural gas was the main topic on the Steve Donahue Show. Paul Zonfrelli was on that same show introducing his new candy bar: the Paulie Zonka Bar. Anna Garcia was the guest singer on that Steve Donahue Show. — I hear the Limo. arrangements for the Steve Donahue Show were made possible by the Rent a wreck Cheap Heaps, owned by liminy Do Angel is. Gary Lamberton and Torn Jessup Boy Kris. I was down the Gape last week and I saw Kris Hourigan, Crissy Manning, and Denise Thibolt w’orking as security guards at the St. Queer Club in Provincetown, owned and operated by |ohn St. Cyr. It seems every time Greenie’s Angels |Pam Green. Julie Leighton. Maureen Somers, and Randy Burstyn) conn- into town, the local cops. Trlcia kilmartin and Lisa Vanthiel. break up all the gay fun. I couldn't believe it when Tim Graham approached Dr. Manny Goes with a bad case of neck sores: Manny is an accomplished Hickeyopractor. The hot and spicy Michelle Goulden Mustard was excellent on those Duo Dela Deli sandwiches provided by Tricia and Mike Delaporta. After |oe! Ingraham marie it big at Harvard, he bought his own Dingey Club culled Ingey’s Dingeys . His first-mate is Chris Doherty. — Jane Olson certainly changer!: she took over the Folgors Crystals Commercials, after she divorced Tarzan. Jean largos. Torri Richards, and Nancy Wenger opened their own trophy shop selling tlioir own trophies. 1 think we should get a trophy for writing this. I’m hungry. Stork. Let’s get an ice cream at the Tasty Freese run by Carolyn Freese. Melissa Grant. Lori Yered and Randy Burstyn are always burstin’ with delight when you buy a cone. I thought it was neat that Lori Lambirth and Lisa Carey, the famous playwrights, came in from Broadway just before their play Rape of the Lock opened at the Gus Russ Memorial Theatre. I heard that Kenny Saccoman was trying to sell his tickets to that show for Si25.00. What a squeal!! — Well, we're almost at the moon. Thanks to Gordon Healy’s reliable EM-50, this trip has been a success. Boy I’m glad we didn't rent a Cheap Heap. BABY PICTURE KEY L to R: Mike and Tricia Delaporta. Kenny Beyer. Darol Bishop. Gregg Andonian. Scott Cousland. Liz Gittens. Sharon Barrett. Anna Garcia. Torri Richards. Donna Dwyer. Melinda Thomas. Yolanda Chalmeta. Barb Kerosky. Paul Zonfrelli. Marianne Kirby. Rita Congdon. Kris Walsh. Rhee Bosse. Karen Thurston. Holly Bolzani. Amy Reger. Lisa Carey. Lori Lambirth. Bruce Heckman. Jan Sleeper. Joe D'Eramo. Terri Chisolm. John St. Cyr. Linda Booth. Janet Burnett. Mark McNutt. Michelle Gould. David Meuse. Jeanne Travers. Paul Howard. Kris Hourigan. Randy Burstyn. Chris O'Rourke. Lisa O'Connell. Gayle Dognazzi. Next Page: Kathy Broderick. Gordon Angel. Julie Leighton. Norman Long. Nancy Wenger. Carolyn Freese. Steve Donahue. Ted Cannon. Val Bergen. Beth White. Tricia Digglns. Mikev Johnston. Pam Green. Kim McCandless. Kris Sycamore. Manny Coes. Lori Yered. Laurie Robinson. Kathy Adams. Pam Boudrot. Kenny Saccomen. Cindy Cronin. COLOPHON Cover Design: Amy Reger Art: Amy Reger Managing Editor: Beth White Ass t Managing Editor: Kris Walsh Publisher. 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