Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1979 volume:

Table of Contents Dedication 2 Administration 3 Seniors 13 Underclassmen 53 Organizations 67 Athletics 79 Events 99 Advertisements 121 SOJOURN 1979 Norton High School Norton, Massachusetts 1979 SOJOURN DEDICATION Mrs. Diane Martin The Class of 1979 would also like to give much deserved appreciation to Mrs. Martin, another class advisor. She has been a behind-the-scene person, doing tedious but very important tasks for us. With- out her help in organizing committees and activities, the class would not be as successful as it has been. She is a fine person, and she has a special personality which has made her well-liked by the class. Sometimes a class needs not only someone to advise them, but also someone to listen to them, and she has been that person. Thus, to show our appreciation to two advi- sors — Mrs. Walter Precourt and Mrs. Diane Martin — we dedicate our yearbook and thank you both for your time, your effort, and most of all, your friend- ship. Mr. Walter Precourt Mr. Precourt has been an advisor to the class of 1979 for the past four years. During these years, he has sac- rificed many hours of his personal time to help the class with their many, many projects. He initiated a $10,000 scholarship fund and has worked hard in help- ing the class reach that goal. He has been not only an advisor to the class, but also a friend, always asking us to smile even when things seemed unbearable. His one desire, has always been to have our class strive for excellence. The Class of 1979 will long remember Mr. Precourt and all of the events and fund-raisers that he helped to make successful. Most of all, we would like to thank him for staying with us through the bad times as well as the good. We appreciate that more than words can express. 2 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss Jane Clancy Mrs. Dolores Robbins Mr. Peter Klin READING DEPARTMENT Mrs. Katheryn Rogers Mrs. Muriel Sammer MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. Frederick Kellcy Chairman Mrs. Karen Boucher HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr. Fredric Bartek Chairman Mrs. Elizabeth McKinley Mr. Albert Nuttall Mr. Joseph Dcry Miss Diana Berberian Mrs. Eileen Kicser Mrs FxJna Phillips 5 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mr. Robert Maher Chairman Mrs. Lorna Russell Mr. Walter Precourt SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Nanq ' Hughes Mr. John Minichiello Chairrruin Mrs. Diane Martin Mrs. Diane Scully Mr. Carmen Reade HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Geneva Rounds Mrs. Elizabeth Faria Mrs. Linda Bury Chairman INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. John Beausolcil Mr. Paul Mongcon Mr. Gtx rgc DeValk PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Lawrence Laroque Miss Catherine Kunz GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. John Kieser Mr. John Atwood Mr. Rene Tellier g Guidance Director BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Barbara DcPaola Miss Evelyn Rapoza aatrman LIBRARIAN TECHNOLOGIST Mrs. Veronica Maher Mr. Arnold Kenniston Mrs. Louise Dnofrio r9 r Miss Norma Cloutier Mr. Paul Hassie A.V. HEALTH DEPT. V Mrs. Jacqueline Young EDUCATIONAL SPECIALISTS Mrs. Joanne Lee Miss Ellen Weaver Mrs. Carol Malone Mr. Albert Wagner PSYCHOLO- GIST Mr. David Benoit MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. William MacMullen, Jr. Supervisor Mr. John Forchelli 10 NORTON HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Judy Cassidy Mrs. Catherine Melanson GUIDANCE OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Laura Stepanck Ms. Linda Carrachino Mrs. Gilda Lynch CUSTODIAL STAFF (L-R) — Edna Messenger, Helen Lemaire, Pat Baker, Mary Kullas, Berta Mcintosh, Vivian Wil- son, Harriet Tuttle, and Barbara Tasho. 12 CAFETERIA STAFF o Q CO u O W U Ph O en en o w cn The members of the class of 1979 would like to extend their deepest appreciation to their Advisors fL. to R.J Mr. Walter Precourt, Mrs. Diane Martin, Mr. John Kieser, Mrs. Eileen Kieser, and Miss Grace B. Kiernan. The Senior Class Officers. fL to R.) David GonSalves, Treasurer; Lau- rie Prewandow- ski, President; Tim Holmes, Vice-President; and Judy Noberto, Secre- tary. MARSHA LEE AMARAL Marcy hobbies: Loves to cook. Donna and Julie ' s friend ' 68 Mustang . . Hey Donna wanna party at Dcvcr ' Dunkin Donuts. activities: office aide (1); cheerleader (1, 2) Riven belong when they can ramble. Eagles belong where they can fly. I ' ve got to be where my spirit can run free. I got to find my comer of the sky. m 7 KARIN ANNERWALL Karin hobbies: biking to school; sailing; Snoopy! Sweden . too bad yes, we have McDonalds too half way across the world. activities: mixed chorus (4); field hockey (4). Kindness is the sunshine m which virtue grows. DAVID JOHN BARTLETT Dave hobbies: collecting stamps, coins, rocks, and antiques; lis- tening to classical music; drawing and painting. activities: audio visual (3, 4); yearbook staff (4); multi media (3); an club (1, 2). Make the most of yourself for that is ail there is to you. LYN MARIE ANDREWS Lyn Danny . 340 Duster Theresa ' s party drag racin ' . ' ' activities: business club (4) Pretty things that are welt said — It ' s nice to have them m your head. DZINTRA BERZINS Dzintra hobbies: restaurants; skiing; going out. Paul ... Latvian . . . Maine Aerosmith. activities: track manager ( 1 ) , pep club (2). Not much talk — a great sweet silence. STEVEN PAUL BISHOP Maddog hobbies: drinking; slam dunking; being late. Laurie . The Village Idiots . . . Carl and Tommy ' s partner in crime . . . Westgate Mall. actwilies: football (1,4); baseball (2, 3, 4); basketball (1, 2, 3,4);pepclub (4). believe in getting into hot water; it keeps you clean. ROBERT ERNEST BLANCHARD Bob hobbies: g mh ng,■, hockey; bowling. Parties . . . Pink Floyd . . . chess . . . Karen. The chief danger in life is that you may take too many precau- tions. NORMAN EDD BLOUNT Norm hobbies: a Nonon Patriot slave; sportswriter; future Trans-Am collector. Oscar of the Odd Couple . . Norton ' s answer to He Nas- tase . . tennis bum . . . What, me work.- ' activities: basketball mgr (1, 2, 3, 4); tennis (1, 2, 3, co-capt 4); purple key (4); math club (3, 4), computer club (4); pep club (4) ; prom comm. (3); float comm. (3). t Aan is the only creature that refuses to be what he is. SCOTT FREDERICK BOWERS Scott Trying to keep the car going . . . Ben ' s pal . . Robin and Patty ' s friend . Mrs. Devalk, Mrs. Kenniston, and Mrs Boyle ' s buddy. aitivities: purple key (4). Wouldn ' t It he wonderful if life ' s big problems occurred when we ' re seventeen — and know everything. JANET KIM BRIGGS Janet hobbies: McDonald ' s, Rogers!; Olive Oil; being gullible. Mike . . . Carlene ' s real twin. ' ... the girl with the hair! . . . Mookie?! activities: volunteer chorus (3); track (3); powder puff (3, 4); March of Dimes club (3, 4); pep club (4). Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first and the lesson afterwards. 16 ROBIN LYN BRIGGS Robin JEFFREY WADE BROWN J. B. hobbies: running; always good in school. I ' m late . . . day dreamer . . . Hey, Penny . . . simply amazing . activities: class secretary (1); majorettes (1, 2); Softball (2); yearbook staff (4); an club; purple key (4). Take thertfore no thought for the morrow — for the morrow shall take thought for itself. hobbies: snowmobiling; disco; seasonal sports with the gang. Kim Hey Ron, where are you headed? . Supers- print headache stick. activities: track (2, 3); cross country (4). The world should make peace first, and then should make it last. JILL RENEE BROYLES Bean hobbies: going to purple key; being the bathroom inspector for McDonald ' s; academics. Rusty . . . Jillybean . . . lay-up queen . Louie ' s little blonde girl. activities: basketball (1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4); field hockey (2, co- capt. 3, 4j; Softball (1, 2, co-capt. 3, 4); powder puff (3, 4); guidance aide (1, 2); purple key (4); student council (4); class rep. (4); yearbook photo, editor (4). Win as if you wen used to it; lose as if you enjoyed it for a change. MARK BUCHAN Mark PATRICIA ANN B. BULLOCK Patti hobbies: golf; tennis; seasonal sports with the gang. Good luck to the CB foursome . . . Maverick power . . . crazy driver ... a cute waitress from Cindy. activities: golf (1, 2, 3). Never put off enjoyment because there ' s no time like the pleas- ant. hobbies: majorettes; school; Air Force all the way. Weck nds on Hog Island . . . Mr, Ts night spot Andrea, Jackie, let ' s go to gym . . .Brian activities: student council (1, 2); majorettes (2, 3, A), col- orguard (1); basketball (2); track (1, 2); library aide (U; science aide (2, 3, 4); newspaper (1,2), pep club (1. 2K If you are too busy to laugh, you are too busy. 17 TERESA MARIE CALABRESE Terri hobbies: horses; languages; Dandelions. ERIC . . . South Attleboro Nights . . . Hello? . . . Barrow St. Bridge. aclivittes: band (1); color guard (2, 3, co-capt. 4); golf (3); gymnastics (1, 2); yearbook business co-editor (4); Spanish club (1); purple key (4); pep club (1); ski club (3, 4); student advisory council (4). You an not in charge of the universe; you are in charge of yourself. HOLLY A. CASWELL Holly hobbies: sewing. Bruce . . nursing home . . . quiet . . speed dreamer in the blue Gjmet. activities: guidance aide (2, 3); purple key (4). The only things we ever keep are those we give away. MITCHELL CRAIG CITRON Mitch hobbies: tennis. Felix of the Odd Couple . . boring parties . Toga. activities: basketball manager (3); cross country (2); tennis (2, 3,4); computer club (3). When you see something desirable, you want it; that ' s why taws are made. ROBIN MARIE COCHRAN Robin RICHARD ALAN COTTRELL Richard hobbies: cooking; crocheting; partying. Pat and Scott ' s friend . . . Bruce . . . nurse ' s aide . . . parties in the Grove. activities: chorus (1, 2, 3); purple key (4); nurses aide. The test of generosity is not how much you give, but how much you have left. hobbies: mechanics; parties. Denise forever , . race car . . . Dave and Dave ' s other half . . . weekends down at the Cape. activities: fcxjtball (1). A man never knows what he can do until he tries to undo what he did. 18 i PATRICIA JEAN COX Patty hobbies: ccwlcing; dancing; bowling. Robin. . .Scott. . . Vi . . . Jimmy ' s partner in crime Character is something you either have or are. PATRICIA A. CRITE Pat hobbies: singing; traveling; having a good time. Area Code does it better . . . get off my back . . . One nation under groove . . Taurus the Bull activities: chorus (1, 2, 3, 4). There ' s only one way to achieve peace of mmd, and that is to cooperate with the inevitable. FREDERICK J. CROWLEY Fred hobbies: football; basketball; running, talking . . . music . . . reading . . . dratting. activities: football (1, 2, 3, 4); track (4). have never in my life learned anything from anyone who agreed with me. RONALD EDWARD CROWLEY Ron hobbies: sports: billiards: Mad Magazine. Hit Em ' . . . food fight . . . the Unknown Comic . Fweed. ' activities: track (3); math club (3); yearbook staff (4). Nothing in life is permanent except change. CYNTHIA ELLEN CURELOP Cindy hobbies: David, poetry; grapefruit squeezer Superclutz . Cathy and Robin ' s partner m cnmc Lucy ... I could handle that activities: chorus (2. 3. 4); volunteer chorus (2, 3); color guard (4); powder puff (3); newspaper staff (I); purple key (4); home-ec. club (1). Wt should not expect something for nothing, but we all do and we call It hope. 19 THERESA DATTOLIE Theresa hobbies: guys; racing. Future marriage . . . Thanks ma . . . Good luck Scott. cut IV! ties: Softball (1). Busy souls have no time to be busyhodies. CATHERINE MARY DEL UCA Cathy hobbies: singing; Barry ' s 1 ; being Mr. Forchelli ' s per- sonal slave. Little Mumfrow . . . Huey . . . Looks Like We Made It! . . . Cindy and Robin ' s partner in crime. activities: chorus (1, 2, 3, 4); library aide (1); volunteer chorus (2, 3); purple key (4). do hut sing because I must. DEBORAH LYNN DESFOSSES Debbie hobbies: dancing; cheering; clothing. Timmy . . . Donna ' s other half . . . Are you serious? . . . gullible. activities: student council (3, 4); chorus (1,2); cheerleader (1, 2, 3, capt. 4); yearbook staff (4); newspaper staff (2); drama club (1, 2); purple key (4); prom comm. (3); ski club (4). Those who move easiest have learned to dance. DEBORAH ANN DEVINE Debbie hobbies: music; dancing; R and R. Clarinet!!!. . . Joanne ' s other half . . . More yearbook pages? . . . Mr. Forchelli ' s little prodigy. activities: band (1, 2, 3, 4); chorus (1, 4); Nat. Honor Society (3, vice pres. 4); volunteer chorus (3); stage band (2, 3, 4); powder puff (3, 4); newspaper (3, treas. 4); purple key, vice pres. (4); penny sale (1, 2, 3, 4); prom comm. (3); yearbook editor (4); southeastern distria clarinetist She shall have music wherever she goes. 20 THERESE ANN DION Therese Roy! . . I ' m late again! . . . Speed Buggy . . Deb- bie ' s partner in crime. activities: class pres. (1); student council (I, 4); band (1, 2, 3, 4); cheerleader (1); powder puff (3, 4); office aide (1); pep club (1, 2). is not so important to be senous as it is to be serious about important things. MICHAEL B. DOHERTY Michael hobbies: motorcycles; motorcycles; motorcycles. Gass it! . . . Kevin ' s Cycle Repair . . . Do it in the dirt . . . 350 viper. The unexpected doesn ' t always happen, but it always happens when you least expect it. KEVIN HOWARD DYER Kevin Sturdy O.R. Roy, want to break the other one. ' . . Steve the sweater is too small . . 12 7 73 Ex- Limy. activities: football (1, 2, 3); track (2, 3. 4); computer club (vice pres. 3, pres. 4); purple key (4); yearbook staff (4). After you ' ve heard two eyewitnesses accounts of an auto acci- dent, you begin to worry about history-changing times. PAMELA ANN EDDLESTON Pam hobbies: pumpkin stealing; talking on the phone; having fun. Mr. B ' s secretary . . . bumpers . . . Where would you wear it. ' ! . . . I think I ' ll join you, Jeanne. activities: student council (4); Softball (2, 3, 4); powder puff (3, 4); business club (4); purple key (4); math club (2, 3); yearbook business co-editor (4). If there were no clouds, we would not enjoy the sun. CHRISTINE MARIE EISNOR Chris Trumpet . . . Mel and Pae ' s pal . . . Frankly my dear . . . Norton Center Garage. activities: student council (2); nat. honor society (2, 3, 4); band (1, 2, 5, sec. 4); powder puff (3, 4); prom comm. (3); drama club (1); purple key (sec. 4). Happiness is a by-product of an effort to make some one else happy. ROBERT W. FALKE Bob hobbies: photography; playing the drums; skateboarding Karen . . . Black Sabbath . . state line bleeding star. activities: go i (2). It ' s better to be sure than sorry, but if you ' re toe sure, you ' re sure to he sorry. 21 WILUAM ROBERT FALKE William Sandy . . Tony ' s partner in crime . . . Hey Andy, can you get the truck tonight? . . . good times at the Drive- in. Act with a determination not to be turned aside by thoughts of the past and fears of the future. FREDERIC PAUL FERGUSON Fred hobbies: going for donuts; partying with Steve. Skip what 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 . . . the day. ' . . . It ' s a bunny rabbit ... it sounds a lot like ...!... Sattelite. activities: baseball ( 1 ) . You cannot do much with faith, and you cannot do much without It. CYNTHIA MARY FONGER Cindy hobbies: sewing; Peterbilts; knitting. Stephen . . . engaged . . dhur basement with Theresa. Better late than never. 2nd period in the LISA LYNN FORD Lisa hobbies: art; modeling. David . . . Yeah, tonight. ' ... the loner . . . Robin and Cindy ' s friend. activities: an club (2, 3). Never trouble trouble, until trouble troubles you. FRANCIS JOSEPH ERASER JR. Francis hobbies: hockey; drag racing; going to the beach in the summer 71 Grand Prix . . . Space Trucking and Geils . . . party anytime, oh yeah! . . . Love Moucho Many Women. Our necessities are few, but our wants art endless. 22 DONNA GALLAGHER Donna isn ' t how much you leam that makes you educated; it ' s how tittle you forget. ROBERT GALLOWAY Robert The trouble with experience is that you never have it until after you need it. THERESA A. GAUDINO Treg hobbies: reading; traveling; listening to music. Anybody skipping 5th? . . . What are you, tripping? . . . I wanna go home . . . nature lover. activities: home-ec club (sec. 1). fAost of the disappointments of later life could he lightened if we could leam — anJ truly believe — early in life that what we call happiness is a direction and not a plaa. SCOTT GEORGE Snuffy hobbies: parties; girls. Tony ' s and Bill ' s new partner in crime . . . Cape Gxl . . . Foreigner . . . Got the keys . We can be knowledgeahU with other men ' s knowledge, but we cannot be wise with other men ' s wisdom. DAVID PETER GONSALVES Dave hobbies: parking with the radio on; pumpkins, going out for breakfast. Chris . . Ralph ' s and Roy ' s buddy . . . Roy. wanna go our before the dance . . baseball 1. activities: class treas. (3, 4); student counal (3. 4). band (1, 2, 3. 4); stage band (2. 3, 4); baseball (I. 2, 3. 4). bas- ketball (1, 2, 3, 4); football (I. 2, 3. 4); purple key (41. pep club (4). Baseball is the only place m life where a sacrifice is really jpprr- aated. 23 LISA MARIE GONSALVES Lisa hobbies: Glass cubicals; Laughing; Sports. The other half of Boofa . . . always eating . . . Lighten- ing Leggs . . . Kunz ' s pal. activtltes: Softball (1); track (2, 3, 4); field hockey (2, 3, 4) ; purple key (4). Before you can score, you must first have a goal. BERNARD JOSEPH GOUSIE Ben hobbies: Bowling; Video games. Scott ' s friend . . . I ' m in pursuit . . . J stands for Jcn- ius . . . Sylvania Commercial Electronics Corporation. activities: nat. honor society (2, 3, trcas. 4); math club (1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4); purple key (4). He never flunked and he never lied — I reckon he never knowed how. ANDREW GRIEVE Andy Heredity runs in our family. JOANNE MARIE GRIFFIN Jo MARK ANDREW HAINEY Mark hobbies: baseball; Beatles; talking. Popsicle therapist . . . You ' re ugly . . . Debbie ' s other half . . . Butch Hobson. activities: nat. honor society (2, 3, 4); track (2); powder puff (3, 4); drama club (1); math club (1, 2, 4); prom comm. (3); yearbcx k co-editor (4); purple key (4); who ' s who among american high school students (4); f)enny sale(l,2,3,4). always have trouble remembering three things: faces, names, and I can 7 remember what the third thing is. 24 hobbies: S.M.H. Breakfast anyone . . . What are you doing ith. ' . . .Gym?. ' don ' t know who my grandfather was; I am much more con- cerned to know who his grandson will be. VYOLA JEANNETTE HALE Vi hobbies: cooking; dancing; crocheting. Quiet . . Pat ' s friend . Kenny . . . Class Aide. activities: business club (4). A smile IS a curve that helps to set things straight. GARY JAMES HAPENNY Gary hobbies: g T s, parties; sports. Hey Briggscy! . .friendly. . .sexy. . . green eyes. activities: student council vice pres. (4); baseball O); bas- ketball (1); football ( 1, 2, 3, 4) ; track f2) There are many paths to the top of the mountain, but the view IS always the same. MELANIE ELAINE HASKINS Mel hobbies: horseback riding; music; biking. Geoff. . . Rachael ' s other half . . .Jetson . . flute. activities: Nat. Honor ScKiety (3, 4); band (1, 2, 3, 4); basket- ball (1); yearbook quotation co-editor (4); powder puff (3); purple key (pres. 4); penny sale (1, 2, 3,4). Learning to nde a horse can he difficult: the animal is uncomforta- ble in the middle, and dangerous at both ends. LYNNETTE M. HASSIE Lynn hobbies: cheering; sleeping; wasting gas. David! pre-engaged . . . Oh, I like this song . . . always late. activities: student council (3, 4); cheerleader (1, 2, 3, 4); yearbook staff (4); purple key (4); pep club (1, 2, 4). Live for today, dream of tomorrow, kam from yesterday. ALAN ARTHUR HELMREICH Alan Clifford Street Better than .Pi. activities: basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); cross country (I, 2, co capt. 3, 4); track (1, 2, 3, 4); yearbook staff (4); com- puter club (vice-pres 3, pres. 4); math club (2. 3, 4). pep club (4); Nat. Honor Society (4) To succeed in the world is to do eferylhmg ur can to jppejr successful. 25 FRANK D. HICKS Hicksy hobbies: cars; hunting; racing. Tim ' s friend . Rich ' s Icvc buddy IS belter to lose in a cause that you know will sormday win, than to win in a cause that you know will someday lose. KIMBERLY ELAINE HODSON Kim hobbies: motorcycles; skiing; camping. David . . . Who ' s who among American High School Students . . . college . . parties in the parking lot. activities: business club (4). Willpower IS what makes you do what you have to do when you hate to do it most. PAMELA ELIZABETH HODSON Pam Dan . . . college . . . Dodge . . . really? All things come to hm who waits, especially things not worth wait- ing for. TIMOTHY DAVID HOLMES Timmy hobbies: eating; English?. ' ? Debbie . . . charmer ... I ' m impressed! Snug- gle-Bunches? activities: class vice pres. (3, 4); student council (3, 4); baseball (1, 2, 3, 4); basketball (1); football (1, 2, 3, 4); yearbook staff (4); purple key (4); prom comm. (3); ski club (3,4). Given a long enough period of time, anything that can go wrong, will. BRYAN ERIC HOSFORD Grizz hobbies: hiking, biking. Professor Hosford . . . Joe ' s cohort . . . brown noser. activities: band (1, 2, 3), stage band (2, 3, 4); basketball (2, 3);golf (2); track (1, 3, 4); football (1,4). Any man who doesn ' t want what he hasn ' t got, has all he wants. 26 DONNA JEAN HUNTER Donna hobbies: majorettes; guitar; dieting. Honna . . . Debbie ' s other half . . . West Island Danny ' s sister. activities: student council (1, 2, 3, 4); chorus (1,2); major- ettes (1, 2, capt. 3, 4); powder puff (3, 4), yearbook staff (4); newspaper staff (2, sec. 3, 4); prom comm. (3); pep club ( 1, 4, vice pres. 3); ski club (2, 3,4). The most thoroughly wasted of all days is that on which one has not laughed. ROBERTA LYNN HURLEY Robin hobbies: David; future Betty Crocker; grape fruit watcher Cindy ' s and Cathy ' s panner in crime Roller Queen . Duey . . . He ' s touched . activities: chorus (2, 3, treas. 4); volunteer chorus (3) Your conscience doesn ' t recdly keep you from doing anything wrong; it merely keeps you from enjoying it. DEBORAH ANNE HYMAN Deb hobbies: swimming; baseball; parties Let ' s go to McDonalds, Theresa, I ' m hungry Michele, purple car . . . concerts and Saturday nights . The Grove activities: baseball ( 1 ) ; basketball ( 1 ) . fAany people worry a lot today about tomorrow because they didn ' t worry a little yesterday about today. JOHN B.JEWETT J.J. hobbies: working on cars; bowling; playing pool. activities: football (1,2). The eighth wonder of the world is wondering what will happen next. ROBIN PAGE JEWETT Rob hobbies: having a good time; designing clothes Nice eyes . . Let ' s go for coffee Deb Yeh. Mr Gorman, 1 was in school yesterday! . nice dres- ser. activities: student council (1, 2, 3). class rep (2. 3). cho- rus (1. 2); Softball (1). volleyball (1), powder puff (3); pep club (1, 2); ski club (3). Never explain: your friends will not undenland you. and your enemies will not believe you anyway. 27 MICHELE HILARY KELLEY Michele hobbies: sailing; acting; talking. Tabor . . . Blizzard of 78 . . . friendly Darlena and Nancy ' s friend. activities: class treas. (1, 2); student council (2, treas. 4); chorus (1); cheerleader (1, 2, 3, 4); track (1, 2); audio visual (3); drama club (1, 2); yearbook co-editor (4); pep club (1, 2, pres. 4); prom comm. (3); purple key (4); D.A.R. Award (4). The pleasure found m friendship as in love comes more from the things we don ' t know about others than from the things we know. MICHAEL KONICKI Mike Ekpenence enables us in the future to make the same mistakes much more easily. CATHERINE LOUISA KINNEY Cathy hobbies: Mark; Mark; and more Mark. Mark. . . nice hair . . . sheet burns . . .July 29. activities: Class vice pres. (1); student council (2); Nat. Honor Society (3, 4); band (1, 2, 3, 4); stage band (2, 3); basketball (1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4); yearbook staff (4). They that love beyond the world cannot be spanked by it. Death cannot kill what never dies. 1 DONNA MARIE LAUBERTE Donna hobbies: crafts. I have known the silence of the stars and of the sea, and the silence of the city when it pauses, and the silence of a man and maid, and the silence for which music alone finds the word. JENNIFER ANN LEVESQUE Jennie hobbies: Mike ' s Pizza; movies; money. Forget it . . . Tri Boro Cinema . . . Anybody have some extra salt? . . . Quarterpounders. activities: science aide (2, 3, 4); yearfxxsk staff member (4); penny sale (2, 3, 4). Style IS to the book what a smile is to the look. 28 CAROL ANN LEWIS Crash hobbies: Skating; Swimming; Driving around. Blue Bomb . . . Barrows St. Bridge . . . Love you too, dear! . . . Mr. Forchelli ' s Problem Child. activities: colorguard (1, 2, 3, 4); chorus (I, 2, Sec. 4); Softball mgr. (3); prom committee (3); purple key (4). The reckless driver always expires before her license expires. ROGER A. LUNN Roger activities: computer club (1 ). You make more enemies by what you say than friends by what you do. ERIC WALTER MACLEAN Eric hobbies: Tennis; Swimming; Shooting. Let ' s g o to Wheaton . . . Have a good day . activities: cross country (3, 4); tennis (3, co-capt. 4); yearbook staff (4); computer club (4); ski club (3, 4); math team (4); purple key (4). Give me the luxuries and anyone can have the necessities. DAVID R. MANUEL Bush 2nd periods out in the van . . . Late to schcx)l again. ' Private stock . . . New Hampshire. The greatest weakness of all is the great fear of appearing iveak. DIANA KAYE MARKLEY Diana hobbies: Painting; Sketching, Makmg rugs. B.O.C. 9 . . . Startrck . . . Weebie . Pal Forever! activities: penny sale (I, 2, 3, 4). Great thoughts come from the heart. R S. ' s Best 29 JOSEPH DENNIS MARTIN Mar-ton hobbies: coins; cars. 69 Chevy . Three Stooges — minus one . Food in General. Il ' i heller lo know nothmg lhan lo know what ain ' l so. JAMES C. MARVEL Jim hobbies: Playing the piano; Bowling. Party . . . Black Sabbath . . . Bleeding Star . . . Pink Floyd. activilm: purple key (4); chorus (1, 2, 3). always prefer to believe ihe hesl of everybody — saves so much trouble. TIMOTHY DEAN MASON Tim Comm. Tech . . . Bliss Bros. . . . Frank ' s Buddy . . . Green Fender. activities: audio visual aid (2, 3, 4). never dare to write as funny as I can. JAMES RUSSELL MCCARTHY Rusty Jill. . . My jokes aren ' t dumb!! . . Sports. activities: football (1, 2, 3, 4); basketball (1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4); baseball (1,2, 3,4). Life is much too important a thing ever to talk seriously about. ROY JOHN MCKILLOP Roy hobbies: Sports; School. ' ?. ' ; Gambling. Therese . . . Ralph and Dave ' s pal . . . Drum Solo . . . Where are we going for breakfast Dave. ' activities: football (1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4); basketball (1, 2, 3); yearbook staff (4). A bright eye indicates curiosity; a black eye, too much. 30 BRIAN KIETH METZGER Brian Patty . . . Danny and Harry ' s friend . . Baseball . . . EMass Champions!!! activities: basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); baseball (1, 2, 3, co-capt, 4)- In examination, the foolish ask questions that the wise cannot answer. USA LUANN MITTLER Lis hobbies: walking. Ran the two mile . . Chris . . . Moved to upstate New York . . . Loves kids. hat the future has in store for you depends largely on what you place in store for the future. ROBIN MURCH Robin hobbies: Motorcycling; Traveling; Spending money. Arnie forever ... I don ' t know! . . . Future truck driver . . . time is money. activities: Softball (1). Every cloud has its stiver lining, but it is sometimes a ImU difficult to get it to the mint. TAMARA A. NEVIUS Tammy hobbies: Art; Talking; Writing notes. Always smiling . . . Pretty . . It ' s freezing in this schcx)l. . . . Nice clcxhes. activities: colorguard (2, 3, 4); powder puff (3, 4); dranu club (1, 2); purple key (4); prom committee (3); pep club (1,2, 4); yearbook staff (4). There ' s only one thing finer than to have a fnend you can trust, and that is a friend who will trust you. DENNIS NIXON Dennis A broad margin of leisure is beautiful in life. 31 JUDY ANN NORBERTO Jude hobbies: Movies; Going to Swansea Mall; Eating. Nudy Joberto . . Distinaivc laugh . Portugee Carlcne, do you need a ride? activities: class sec. (2, 3, 4); student council (2, 3, 4); girls basketball mgr. (2, 3, 4); cheerleader (3, 4); Softball (2, 3, 4); yearbook staff (4); math club (1, 2); business club (4); drama club (1, 2); purple key (4); powder puff (4); pep club (1, 4); March of Dimes (2, 3), Nat. Honor Society (4); prom committee (3) The best gifts we get are from those who have nothing to give but themselves. HELEN CAROLYN NORRIS Helen hobbies: Running; Eating; Watching T.V. Stardate 4336.1 . . . Lancer . . . Montoya . . . J.L. ' S best pal. activities: basketball (2); track (1); chorus (2). Quiet people aren ' t the only ones who don ' t say much. WILLIAM S. O NEAL Willie hobbies: Cruising around town; Having fun with Ducky; Skipping 5th pericxl. Let ' s go to the grove tonite. am not an optimist, 1 am a possihilist. KATHLEEN ANN OPHEIM Kathy ANDREA LEE ORNELLAS Andrea hobbies: Tobogganing at the pits; Writing letters??. ' ; Get- ting my homework in on time. Laurie can I have a ride? . . . Dcrf . . . Don ' t worry, I ' m going to get my license one of these days! . . . What a dink! activities: band (1, 2, 3, 4); class vice pres. (2); student council (2, vice pres. 3, pres. 4); volleyball (2, 3, co-capt. 4); Softball (1, 2, 3, 4); cheerleader (1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4); prom committee (3); purple key (4); powder puff (3, 4); pep club (1, 2, 4); yearbook quotation co-editor (4). Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most impor- tant. What do you guys want to do? . . Jacquie ' s friend . . . Jump off . . . Hey, Patty you going to gym? activities: student council (1, 2, 3); majorette (1, 2, 3); guidance aide (1, 2); purple key (4); pep club (1, 2, 4); ski club (4). If you wish people to think well of you, don ' speak well of your- self MICHAEL PARRETT Mike hobbies. }%nn Always late; Going for donuts. Gona what?!?! . . . 61 . . . Javelin . . . Our elite group of individuals. aclivilies: student council (4); football (1, 2, 3, 4); track (1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4); prom committee (3); purple key (4); penny sale (1, 2, 3, 4). No bird soars too high, if he soan with his oum wings. RONALD E. PENNEY JR. Toast hobbies: Golf; Model Building; Tennis. Engaged . Burnic Jan 8th. activities: golf (1, 2, 3), library aide (2) There ' s no use putting your best fool forward, unless you take a step in the right direction. ROBERT SCOTT PETERSON Bob hobbies: Girls, Sports; Concerts. Benji . . . Boston Freak . . . Whanna go and get some donuts? . . . Wow!, check it out . activities: cross country (2, 3); golf (2, 3, 4); audio visual aide (3,4). The trouble with some selfmade men is that they insist on giving everybody their recipe. NANCY LYNNE PHELPS Nance hobbies: Water skiing; Sleeping; Spending money New York, yuk! . . . Darlcna and Michelc ' s friend . . Nice clothes . . . The Blizzard of 78 . activities: band (1, 2), volleyball mgr. (3); cheerleader (I, 2, 4); powder puff (3); Softball (2); purple key (4); year- book staff (2); ski club (1); pep club (sec. 4); Nat. Honor Society (4). Things may happen to make me cry, but life goes on and so must I. BARRY PHILLIPS Barry The wont thing about the future is that it gets hen faster than It used to. 33 f RONALD D. PINE JR. Pruitt hohbtes: Disco ' s; Girls; Sports. Let ' s Disco . Green Machine Rides . . Let ' s get him Jeff . . . The trees on f ire . r «.- cross country (2, 3); golf (1, 2); track (3); audio visual aide (3, 4). don ' t care how much a man talks, if he only says it in a few words. LAURIE ALAYNE PREWANDOWSKI Laurie hobbies: Catching some z ' s; Making French Fries; Telling my excellent jokes to Jill and Kathy. Steven. . . Knock it off . . . Jenny, guess what. ' . . . We ' re out of here. activities: class pres (2, 3, 4); student council (1, 2, 3, 4); Nat. Honor Society (2, 3, pres. 4); cheerleader (1, 2, 3, 4); volleyball (2, 3, co-capt 4); Softball (1, 2, co-capt. 3, 4); powder puff (3. 4); girls basketball mgr. (2, 3, 4); prom committee (3); purple key (4). Nearly all bom leaders of men are women. DANIEL WAYNE RAPP Hollywood Lost in Boston . . . Brian and Harry ' s friend . . . Nice look- ing. activities: baseball (1, 2, 4); basketball (1, 2, 3, co-capt 4), cross country (2); football (1); ski club (3, 4). He who lives only to benefit himself confers on the world a benefit when he dies. DAVID M. RIBEIRO Dave WILLIAM A. RILEY Bill Nice van . Long weekends in N.H. . , Second f)cri(xl hall with Rich and Dave . . . All nighter and wild parties. Doing little things well is a step toward doing big things better. April forever!!! . . . Long weekends in Maine . . . Trans Am . . Friday and Saturday nights. No man who is not willing to help himself has any right to apply to his fnends, or to the gods. 34 ANTHONY RITZ Tony hobbies: Smashing up cars. Snowflakc . . . Crysul . . . Bill ' s partner in crime! always partying over Bob ' s house. Act with a determination not to be turned aside by thoughts of the past and fears of the future. DONNA L. ROBINSON Donna hobbies: Talkmg on the phone Joey Dee, will you work for mel car accident The only one activities: chorus ( 1 , 2 ) , art club ( 1 ) We make a living by what we gel, but make a life by what we give. JODY LYNN RODRIGUES Jody hobbies: Dancing; Norton Flea Market; Secretarial work. Nancy ' s other half . . . L.G.N. . . . Cougar XR7 . . . Jew- elry Freak. activities: office aide ( 1 ); business club (4); purple key (4). Praise is warming and desirable. But praise is an earned thing. It has to be deserved like an honorary degree or a hug from a child. STEPHAN RODRIGUEZ Steven ANNA MARGUERITE RUSSELL Anna hobbies: Running; Drinking with Fred. Roy, do you value our lives? . . . Second period donut run . . . Mike it ' s 7th. activities: baseball (1); cross country (2, co-capt. 3, 4); track (2, 3,4); football ( 1 ), yearbook staf f (4); pep club (4). lakes all the running you can do to keep in the same place. North Cottage Donna and Carolyn ' s buddy Party in the bathroom Foods chef — Dew Drop Inn. We may live without friends, we may live without books, but avilized man cannot live without cooks. 35 RACHAEL ANNE SHAW Rae hobbies: Square dancing, Music; Sewing. It ' s A-E-L! . . Frankly, my dear . . . Melanie ' s other half . . It ' s an oboe not a clarinet actmlies: student council (2, 4); band (1, 2, 3, 4); chorus (1); basketball (1, 2, 3); field hockey (2, 3); track mgr (1, 2, 3, 4); powder puff (3); office aide (1); sports edi- tor (4); purple key (4); drama club (1, 2); prom commit- tee (3); Nat Honor Society (4); Jewish Veterans Class- mates of Tcxlay — Neighfxjrs of Tomorrow Award (4). Those who are not looking for happiness are the most likely to find It, because those who art searching forget that the surest way to be happy is to seek happiness for others. LINDA CATHERINE SIEGEL Wazo hobbies: Skiing; Talking; Playing sports. Laughs at everything Spons . . . What am I going to do? . . Problems. activities: chorus (1, 2); majorettes (1, 2, 3, 4); basketball (2, 3, 4); track (2, 3, 4); field hockey (4). If nature intended us to talk more than listen, she would have given us two mouths and one ear. DAVID SIMMONS David hobbies: cars. Whcaton college worker . . . Burncy Bug . . . Going to the Loft. activities: basketball (1); football (1). Keep smiling! — and everyone will wonder what you ' ve been up to. DARLENA KAY SMITH Darlena Kay DEBRA L. SMITH Deb hobbies: Talking; Dear Abby; Sleeping. West Virginia . . Blizzard of ' 78 . . Super Personal- ity . Nancy and Michcle ' s friend. activities: student council (2, 3, 4); softball mgr. (2); Nat. Honor Society (3, sec. 4); chours (1); class rep (2, 3, 4); prom committee (3); basketball mgr. (2, 3, 4); purple key (4); pep club (1, 2, vice-pres. 4); yearbook staff (4). A true fnend walks in when the rest of the world walks out. hobbies: Sewing; Singing; Dancing. Tall and Blond . . . Another Smith?! . . . But I have to go to church! . . . It ' s an inherited mouth. activities: office aide (1); chorus (1, 2, 3, pres. 4); Color guard (2, 3); purple key (4); volunteer chorus (3). The secret of getting ahead is getting started. 36 JEANNE MARIE SNELL Jeanne hobbies: Pumpkin stealing; Going through red lights. Donny . . . Beans . . . Honey Dew . . . Pam ' s part- ner in crirru! aclivilies: track (1, 2, 3); volleyball (2); yearbook staff (4); powder puff (3, 4); Nat. Honor Society (4). When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. PETER H. SNOW Peter hobbies: Girls, Cars. Pit ' s. . .Millers. . .Beth. . . Huggie Bear If you have built castles m the air. that is where they should be; now put foundations under them. USA ANN SOLDANI Little Wop Kevin . . . Corvette ' s . . Donna and Julie ' s friend . . Donna, are you playing in gym today? activities: track (1, 2, 3); library aide (1); guidance aide (2); career center aide (4). Love while you are able to love. DEBORAH SOUZA Debbie THOMAS A. SOUZA Tom Never worry about the future, it never becomes serious until it is the present. hobbies: Sax; Band, Metal Shop The Mafia Staff car. activities: band (1, 2, 3, 4); stage band (2, 3.4). Silence is foolish if we are wise: but it is wise if we art foolish. 37 RALPH WALTER STEFANELLI, Jr. Ralph hobbies: Donna, Football?? Roy and Dave ' s buddy . . D Bear . . . Roy drive safely Famous Poems. ailiiilies: band (1, 2, 3, pres 4); stage band (2, 3, 4); bas- ketball (1, 2, 3); track (1, 2, 3, 4); football (1, 2, 3, co- capt. 4); student advisory committee (4); powder puff coach (3, 4). Humor is merely tragedy standing on its head with its pants torn. ROBERT JOESEPH ST. JEAN Washington hobbies: Cars; Motorcycles; Wrestling. Gina . . . Smut . . . Scrogging. activities: basketball (1); cross country (1); wrestling (1, 2,3). When we do a courageous thing, it is heroic; when someone else does It, it is foolhardy. DONALD JAMES STONE Don Green Bug . . . Hi . . . Early Again??! . . .Twin. activities: audio visual aide (3, 4). There is no one so bashful as the young man who never gets his face slapped. DONNA JEAN STONE Donna KRISTINE M. TERRIO Tina hobbies: Going to Cappiello ' s; Going to the Movies; Vis- iting Fisher Junior College. Keith . .Nice clothes . . . 66 Falcon . . . Marcy and Julie ' s friend. activities: business club (4). Hope IS a great blessing, but if it weren ' t for hope, none of us would ever be disappointed. hobbies: Watching the Red Sox; eating Tacos. Femandes office . . . General Hospital and Sheba. activities: business club (4). It ' s better to love two too many than one too few. Gigi 38 NANCY ANN THATCHER Nancy hobbies: Dancing; Jewelry ; Butler ' s Day Care Cencer. Jeff. . .Jody ' s other half . . . L.G.N. . . .clothes. activities: office aide (4); business club (4); purple key (4). Never worry about rocking the boat if you are able to swim. DIANE RACHEL VACHER Diane hobbies: Sleeping; Getting lost with D.D., Fighting. David . . . nice clothes . . . Never in lunch . . Always driving David ' s car. activities: student council (3, 4); school newspaper (3); pep club (4). The mystery of life is not a problem to be solved, it is reality to be experienced. CARLENE E. VARNEY Carlene hobbies: Going to the Swansea Mall; Sleeping; Going to dances!!! Judy, are you staying after. ' . . . Quiet . . . Yes, Dec- Dec is my twin . . I don ' t have enough money. activities: Nat. Honor Society (3, 4); track (3, 4); powder puff (3); math club (3); pep club (4). Accomplishments are native to her mmd. DARLENE SUSAN VARNEY Dec-Dee hobbies: Charlie?; Track; Bruce Springsteen. Yes, Carlene ' s my twin. . . . Hey, Claudia wanna go running. ' . . . What ' s wrong with my laugh. ' activities: cross country (3, 4); track (2, 3, 4); powder puff (3, 4); yearbook staff (4); purple key (4); pep club (4). The only medicine that needs no prescription, has no unpleasant taste, and costs no money is laughter. JOSEPH WAGNER Joe hobbies: Backpacking; Camping; Canoeing. Outdoorsman Bryan ' s Cohort . Professor Vt ' ag- ner . . . Loner. activities: goU (1, 2); tennis (3); yearbook staff (4). That ' s what education means — to be able to do what you ' tt never done before. 39 THOMAS B. WATSON Swatson hobbies: Cars; Pizza and beer at Mike ' s; Giving people a hard time. Fuzzy Dice ... 4 wheel personality . . . Michelobe . Long drive to school. The modem boy is machine minded and can run almost any- thing except an errand. TIMOTHY C. WEIR Tim hobbies: Sports; Penny Arcade. Wanna sign out. ' . . . What homework? . . . You ' re really weird!! activities: basketball (2, 3). A speculator is a man who observes the future, and acts before It occurs. RONALD L. WILLIAMS Ronny hobbies: Lynne; Firebird. Engaged . . . How ' s it goin . . . Scrogging . . . August 25, 1979. activities: band (1,2). The man who falls down gets up a lot faster than the man who lies down. 40 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES From Top Ijufl: Michele Kellc7 received the DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERI- CAN REVOLUTION AWARD; Rachael Shaw received the JEWISH VETERANS CLASSMATES OF TODAY-NEIGHBORS OF TOMORROW AWARD; Julia Wood and Deborah Dcvine were selected to perform in the TWENTY- FIRST ANNUAL SOUTHEAST- ERN DISTRICT CONCERT; Alan Hclmreich and Bernard Gousie were selected to BOY ' S STATE; and Michele Kelley — 1st place, Bernard Gousie — 2nd place, and Steven Elli- son — 3rd place, were the winners of the VOICE OF DEMOCRACY CONTEST. We, the members of the Class of 1979, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath our most treasured possessions: MARCY AMARAL: to Mr. Keiser — thanks for everything; Carla — best of luck in the service; Lyn — Good Luck with Danny; Ma Dad — thanks for all the help that you gave me. LYN ANDREWS: to Danny — all my love forever; Theresa — a vette, a trip to dliforaia, a phone call at 3:00 a.m., and an everlasting friend- ship; Deb Pillion — Sweeney; Marcy and Kim — good luck for the future. STEVEN BISHOP: to Laurie — all my love and french fries; Carl and Tom — all my friendship and good times; Cliff — a brand new 81 shin; the Prewandowski family — a 500 lb. bag of french fries and all my love. NORMAN BLOUNT: to Bob Petersen — an autographed picture of Benji; Mitchell Citron — some tennis talent and an unlimited number of lessons from Bobby Riggs; Mr. Maher — all the tennis balls I took and a caseload of aspirins for your migraines; Mom — all my love and some peace and quiet. SCOTT BOWERS: to Ken, Mai, and Debbie — a new chauffeur; Mark — a charger with the world ' s largest engine; Ben and Wooba — the game Blip ; Robin, Patty, Anna, Bobby, Marcy, Dzintra; and Mrs. Rounds — the very best in life. JANET BRIGGS: to Mike — a new car with no rattles, a yellow bikini, pants with pockets and long nails, but mostly love, happiness, and the years to come; Carlene — a ready to go wig, track, walks home, and the years of friendship and memories; Mom Dad — thanks for hanging in there, you ' ve got only one more to get through N.H.S.; My new friend and my old friends — may your goals be met and our paths be crossed. ROBIN BRIGGS: to Therese — freezing noises, many Friday nights to come, and much thanks; Shari — Barbara ' s, a license, once in a lifetime tragedies, and a friendship that will always be there; Mai — a zipper for your mouth, but many more good times at Bubs; Steve — two tickets to paradise, flying ashes, and a big thank you. JEFF BROWN: to Kim — all my love and my class ring; Ron — my blue cooler for the next Island tree fire; Mark — my TNT; Bob — my complete and up-to-date colleaion of Bee Gee ' s albums. JILL BROYLES: to Rusty — all my love forever and ever; Laurie — a billion packs of grape Bubble Gum, a friend who doesn ' t hun you, and all the good times we ' ve had; Miss Kunz — a championship team and a ton of thanks for all you ' ve done; Karla, Monica, and Mueller — a map of all the short short cuts in Norton, a fun loving field hockey season, and thanks for everything. MARK BUCHAN: to Tim, Bill, and Steve — good luck with the remains of the team and remember not to break any windows; Cindy — a legitimate excuse and hopes that you will someday make up your mind; Roadninner — memories of the Blue Fox, Woodchuck, and Sil- ver Dollar, Kim, Denise, and Lorry — memories of Tuesdays!! PATTI BULLOCK: to Andrea — a broken window and a ride on that bike; Jackie, Beth, and Co. — one more year of ducking the guard!!; Gary, Butch, Dave, and Dave — fun, fun, and more fun; Brian — all my love and a new V.W. with brakes. TERRI CALABRESE: to Eric — love always, fond memories, and a life- time of happiness; Charlie — a lot of memories and the hope that we always remain close; Michele, Timmy, Kevin, Steve, Joanne, and Darlena — memories of some pretty crazy times, lots of luck, and an everlasting friendship; my parents — your first to graduate, thanks for understanding, and lots of love. HOLLY CASWELL: to Bruce — all my love and a future as happy as the present; N.H.S. — longlasting friendships; Mrs. Burry — great times in and out of class; Mrs. Boucher and Mrs. Phillips — math. ROBIN COCHRAN: to Norton High School — my brothers Glenn and Michael; Scott, Pat, and Mark — my everlasting friendship; Bruce — the best of my love; Jody — Phil forever. RICHARD COTTRELL: to Denise — many weekends at the Cape and a pair of boxing gloves; Dave and Bushman — a second period Hall ball Championship trophy and a party; Joey B., Lyn A., Jeff Houde or any other contender — a one-way ticket to New England dragway; N.H.S. — I ' m the last one, no more Cottrells. FRED CROWLEY: to Mr. Griswold — a metal hammer to hit students over the head with; Mr. Laroque — an instant talent pill to use during football season; Mr. Kelley — a Howdy Doody doll; Mr. Nuttall — a basketball signed by Wally Gator. RON CROWLEY: to Fred C — a year s supply of hankies; Mr. P — a new coat; Gargon — an Albert Alligator Pencil Chomper; Scott Max- field — all the beer you can handle( 1 ). CINDY CURELOP: to Robin — a map of Brockton, a grapefruit farm, a date with Frank Purdue, and best wishes for you and David always; Cathy — a pound of Polka Dots, a yellow ribbon, and a weekend in New England with Barry Manilow; Pete — a free pass to New York, and a permanent vacation to the Land of Disco ; Mr. Forchelli — a flat minor, Cindy ' s Lament , an all expense paid trip to the nearest funny farm, and a giant Thanks. THERESA DATTOLIE: to Cheryl — thanks for being there; Mr Gor- man — all my late passes; Cindy — second period in the girl ' s room; Mr. Kieser — thanks for listening. CATHERINE DELUCA: to Mr. Forchelli — piano lessons, a Barry Manilow T-shirt, a speeding ticket, an all boys chorus, and lots of love and thanks; Robin — perfect attendance, the phantom pincher, a Betty Crocker award, and lots of luck in the future; Cindy — April 3, 1976, a stolen picture, a date with I can handle that , You should know bet- ter! and a promise that I will write next year, thank-you for being my friend!; Mr. Banek — my sister Theresa, a car for Fred H., a visit to Bliss when I ' m working! and lots of love to a great teacher. DEBBIE DESFOSSES: to Timmy — all my love forever, and a lifetime filled with snuggles; Donna — crazy memories, a life supply of peanut butter, Alan ' s . . .; my parents — thanks for all your support, and good luck with your last one; Nancy, Lynn, Michele — more enjoyable cheering practices. DEBBIE DE ' VINE: to Joarme and Michele — a great yearbook and my friendship forever; Mr. Forchelli — more than one harmony student, and thanks for everything; Miss Kiernan — a Handle on it and much appreciation for all your help; to all of my teachers, advisors, and class- mates — an unrepayable thank you for life and times at N.H.S. THERESA DION: to Roy — all my love and thanks for understanding me; Debbie — a babysitter anytime you need one, love and happiness with Billy, our friendship, may it last forever; Cathy — a beautiful wed- ding, and everything you and Mark want from life; Jane — another book of Poems, the hand-me-down V.W., our room when I ' m gone (but not the stereo!), and 3 more years at N.H.S. KEVIN DYER: to Mr. Larocque and Mr. Gibson — everything in my gym locker; Mike, Fred, and Mark — memories of all the good times; Steve — a life long pass to the Boro Drive-in; N.H.S. — remembrances of four great years. PAM EDDLESTON: to Jeanne — a car that automatically stops when it sees red lights and stop signs, unforgettable memories, and a lot of hap- piness and love with Donny; Judy, Michele and Darlena — a weekend pass to my house, dance celebrations, wear would you wear wit but- tons, and a lot of memories; Tim — a brief encounter with Gerald Ford, and everlasting friendship, and the best of luck in the future; Miss Clou- tier, Miss Raposa, Mrs. D ' Onofrio, and Mrs. DePaola — a student like me for the rest of your teaching careers. CHRISTINE EISNOR: to N.H.S. — two more Eisnors; all my friends — all our memories, good luck and thanks; all my teachers — thanks for four great years; Rachael — Rhett Butler ' s famous words and our friendship forever. BILL FALKE: to Tony — a new car to total on Walker St.; Andy — a year of free phone calls to Mo; the Class of ' 79 — a free wallet to every- one. FRED FERGUSON: to Mike (Barretta) Parren — one free pass to the Rustic and m y Bunny Rabbit; Eero and Steve — a set of bucket seats in my trunk; Mark — all the work I missed and a night out with the crew; all the other people I am associated with, especially our elite group of individuals — one great time during senior week and forever! CINDY FONGER: to Mom and Dad — thanks for putting up with everything, I Love You; Stephen — all my love and a long life together; Cheryl, Dona, Cindy, Sue, Marcy, and Lisa — don ' t forget all of the good times we have had, I hope we have more; Jenny and all of my sisters, brothers, and nephew — good luck in the fiiture and take care, I love you all. LISA FORD: to David — myself and all my love; Cindy — a lasting friendship; Robin — dreams not yet dreamed, Norton High — I leave. FRANCIS ERASER: to Lyn Andrews — Black Trans-Am, completely stocked; for the Basement Gang — these parting words of advice, Watch the Door ; Bill Riley — a U.S.C.G. life Preserver; the Norton Gang — a life supply of snow, and one Christmas tree to Anthony Ritz. DONNA GALLAGHER: to the Class of 79 — good luck; Norton High School — my younger brother, Paul Kenneth. BOB GALLOWAY: to Bob St. Jean — a stuck Chevy Pick-up; Paul M. — 1 more year; Doug — 2 more years; Deb — 1 more year and good times. THERESA GAUDINO: to Mr. Gorman — 3 more years of Gaudinos; Diane and Peter — good luck, you re gonna need it; Uncle Sam — here I come. SCOTT GEORGE: to Lori — my love; Richard — a $10 bill and a volt- age regulator; Tony — a pull fire alarm; Bill — a $20 bill, DAVID GONSALVES: to Chris — all my love, 2 more years of high school, and a lot of hope for the future; Ralph Roy — 4 more years of good times and predicaments, a pumpkin patch, and the best of luck in the future; Rusty — a lifetime supply of Sears Die Hard Batteries, and a free pass to go parking in my front yard; Mr. Mollica — many more championship teams, and a new second baseman. LISA GONSALVES: to Betsy — all my love and friendship forever and ever, a big light blue bunny that will listen to anything, a magic key to unlock anything that you want unlocked, and 32 points a game; Carlene — thanks for listening, a free ticket to everything, one year of uninter- rupted sleep, and a perfea guy, if there is one; Linda — a million laughs for every day, and some tears when you overdo it; Janet — no more troubles, a refreshed memory of the past, and a special place just for you. BERNARD GOUSIE: to Scott — a life long friendship, best of luck in the future, and Garcon; Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Kieser — an automatic door opener and two slogans a day for 15 years; the Faculty of Norton High School — sincere appreciation for the guidance and help you have given me in these past four years; Mr. Precourt — a deep feeling of grat- itude for all you have done for me and the class and best of luck in the future. ANDY GRIEVE: to Bill Falke - my I D.; Bill O ' Neal - one can of black spray paint. JOANNE GRIFFIN: to Debbie, Terri, Darlena, and Michele — more patience when driving, four fun years at Lowell, a great yearbook, and millions of funny memories; to the lunch table — my stare off into space, Christine ' s chair, and lotsa laughs; to N.H.S. — 3 mo re Griffins; the Class of ' 79 — best of luck and happiness throughout the rest of your lives. MARK HAINEY: to Fred — a year ' s supply of Egg McMuffins; Michele and Melanie — an ounce of bubbles; Chris, Mike, and Fred — the memories of Sturdy Memorial parking lot. GARY HAPENNY: to my brother Glenn — I leave two more years with Paul; Jacque — another year of high school; Norton High School — many more years of boredom. MELANIE HASKJNS: to Rachael and Christine — a friendship that will never fade, lots of laughs, many happy memories and much good luck; Timmy — remembrances of some really great times we had together, a wish for all the luck and happiness in the world, and thanks; Debbie D. and Joanne — a gold plated and framed plaque of the date, hour, minute and ultimate second that the last page of the yearbook was completed, also a lasting friendship and the best of everything to you; Debbie S. — all of our good times and antics in Miss Berberian ' s geome- try class and an infinite number of stamps. LYNN HASSLE: to David — a kiss that can change the future for both of us, and all my love that ' s in these eyes ; my parents — my love for- ever, one less hassle, and thanks for your guidance; my friends — crazy times, more to come, and to whom it may concern — my temper, please take it. ALAN HELMREICH: to John Pino — my parking space and my list of locker combinations. FRANK HICKS: to my parents — my money and bills; my father — my car; Tim — my stereo; my sisters — my problems. KIM HODSON: to Lyn Andrews — the best of everything for you and Danny; Marcy A., Donna S., and Theresa S. — all of the good times and breakfast at McDonald ' s; Carol Lewis — a Korean Dinner at To ' clock in the morning; my sister, Pam — the best out of life and all my love. PAM HODSON: to Donna — a night out on the town; Lyn and Danny — a good life together; Lyn, Donna, Marcy, Kim, and Carol — a year ' s supply of breakfasts at McDonald ' s. TIM HOLMES: to Debbie — all my love forever; Mr. Mollica — many more championships and a new third baseman; Mr. Larocque — many more devoted bench warmers; N.H.S. — lots of memories. DONNA HUNTER: to Debbie — a lasting friendship always and a new shipment of nice ones; the Majorettes — uniforms that fit you; Sen- ior Class — my laugh; all my friends — directions to West Island. ROBERTA HURLEY: to David — all my love; Cindy and Cathy - all the great times and the trip to the hospital; Mr. F. — an octave with 7 legs! JOHN JEWETT: to Mark and Scott — more ambition than I had; Zim — an early diploma and a crash-proof car; Lisa — the basketball champi- onship. ROBIN JEWETT: to Mr. Gorman — my brother Scott; Mark — two more years with Mr. Gorman; Debbie and Theresa — 2nd period coffee breaks and a lot of memories; Dennis — your private taxi service and a friend forever. MICHELE KELLEY: t j Nancy and Darlena — Peter the skunk with a fat lip , the blizzard of ' 78, many memories and love; Pam, Jeanne, Judy, and Tern — many memories, nights at hddleston ' s, a night in Mike ' s parking lot, a free ride to Swansea Mall, many a night in South Artlc- boro, and Eric; Charlie, Steven, Sam, Peter, and Gus — a free ride to McDonald ' s, many moral support speeches, anyone to call on if you need something, a lots of love; Monica and Mark — years of friendship, lo and a big THANKS which I hope someday I will be able to return. CATHY KINNEY: to Mark all my love; Susan — a bottle of make-up, and a turtle neck sweater; Jenny — a life full of happiness; Jill — a bas- ketball that never misses. JENNIFER LEVESUE: to Mr. Minichicllo — a scice lab aide who nvcr talks back; Cathy Kinney g Kxl times forever with Mark; Lisa Gonsalvcs and Betsy Etter — a bottomless box of fcxxl; Laurie Prewandowski — a box of old memories. CAROL LEWIS: to Kim H xlson — a Korean dinner and breakfast at Mac ' s; Alan and Kevin — a flat tire and two raincoats; Mr. Forchelli — copy rights to a broadway Pnxluction and many thanks. ROGER LUNN: to Mr. Griswald — a pair of claw dippers and a half of dozen rulers which you broke over my head; The Cafeteria Staff — the stomachs you destroyed. ERIC MACLEAN: to John P. — no competition on the tennis team; Alan — many stories; Ian — my job; Mr. Bartek — a suspicious Indian tribe. DIANA MARKLEY: to Helen — a trip to Hollywocxi and my friend- ship forever; Michele and Rachael — the best life can give — thanks; Timmy — one week without Darla; Norton High School — the remaining four Markley ' s, good luck! JOSEPH MARTIN: to Ron Penney — my drawings, my fist, and gun- powder with a fuse; Roger Lunn — Twist-o-Flcx watch band; Jeff, Mark, and Ron — a new C.B., a better car, and an American car; Eric MacLean — a better challenge at skeet shooting. JIMMY MARVEL: to Terry — all the Imlc talks that we had l)etween our posts; Donna G. — the memories of all the great times that we ' ve had here; Dave V. — a book on owing money; the lunchroom table — good luck. TIM MASON: to the lunchtable gang — good luck in college; Frank — the rest of the book; Mary Ann — 3 of the fastest years of your life; Mr. Brasard — 17 straight-jackets for next year s Physics class. ROY MCKILLOP: to Therese — all my love forever; Ralph, Dave, and Tim — 1,000 more dances to go out before; a friend — sorry for all the trouble, good luck in the years to come; Mrs. Maher — another Metal Shop 3 student to fix her car. BRIAN METZGER: to Patty — aM my love forever; Danny — 1,000 gallons of free gas; Mr. Mollica — many more championships and a new shortstop; Maria — someone she can hate as much as me. LISA MITTLER: to the teams — good luck in practice; N.H.S. — good bye. TAMARA NEVIUS: to Mom, Dad, and Scott — m ny thanks for everything and I love you all; Charlie — a lifetime of happiness and thanks for always caring, I luv you!; Jeanne — memories of all the good times we had and a new partner in gym; Katrina — thanks for a won- derful friendship and memories of the fun we had in the past. DENNIS NIXON: to Norton High — whoever wants it. JUDY NORBERTO: to Carlene — a job, free advice and an umnter- rupted phone call; Michele, Pam, Dee-Dee, Carlene and Darlena — a free ride to Swansea Mall; the Senior Class — my laugh; Quifh — a razor and a wider vocabulary. HELEN NORRIS: to Diana — all of the very s{ ecial times that we ' ve shared together; Linda — fond memories of all our times together since we were nine. KATHY OPHEIM: to David — a red elephant to sit on the dashboard of your car to watch over you, many letters sent to your maill ox, 500 dollars in the daily double, and a lot of fantastic memories; Laurie — a dryer that works and doesn ' t honk, a pinch in the bum, memories , an expertise base, and no more trips down a bumpy road; Mark — an ever- lasting coughdrop, a razor, and basketball dribble through the legs that never misses; Papa — a big thanks for being my father and friend, and one final ride to the high school 5 31 79. ANDREA ORNELIAS: to Jacquie — three weeks at the Cape, crazy memories, and our friendship forever; Bessey Marie — all the money in the world, a dime, and a crystal clear view, and a car all your own; Gary. Bush, and Party — a lot of great memories and all the luck in the world. MIKE PARRETT: to Janet — my love and a white rose; Fred — a bunny rabbit, a full cooler, and luck in finding a better co pilot; idiots — memories of all our good times; N.H.S. — my kid sister. BOB PETERSON: to Ron — Best of luck in the Coast Guard and your own discoteque; Jeff, Tim, Mark, Lauren, and Debbie — a big thanks for being such great friends and for listening to my stupid jokes; Nor- man B. — a job replacing Howard Cosell at ABC and a life size poster of your idol Sydneywicks; my sister — last, but not least, the best of luck at being the greatest cheerleader in all of Norton and a job of bugging ugly and E)ebbie for your remaining 3 years. NANCY PHELPS: to my parents — all my love forever and a reward for being so patient with me, a world of thanks to two very special peo- ple and nothing but happiness to you both forever; all my friencfs — memories that will always be close at heart and the best to each and every individual; number 14 and 15 — Peter the skunk with a fat lip! , love letters to Vincent, diamond rings and many more memories past and present. LAURIE PREWANDOWSKI: to Steven — two unsprainable ankles, a million more midnight walks, a life-time supply of french fries (already cooked), and a special place for you in my future; Dad — enough stolen bases to pay for college; Jill, Jenny, Kathy — 13 billion sick jokes, a night out before we all leave, lots of love, happiness and best wishes for success; Mrs. Martin — a special thanks that words cannot express for all the things that you have done for me. I appreciate it and love you for it. DANNY RAPP: to Mr. Kelley — a team that doesn ' t turn his hair gray; to Brian — another Hawaiian shirt; Maria — another one like we had before; Harry — a ride to school next year. BILLY RILEY: to Aprile — all my love forever; Francis — a brand new Paint job ; Lyn Andrews — my stereo; Jeff Houde — a one way ticket to Bermuda. ANTHONY RITZ: to Debbie M. — all my love and a year ' s supply of I ' m sorry ' s ; Billy F. — another car accident for the fiin of it; Francis F. — a Christmas tree; Sandy M. — one endless party. DONNA ROBINSON: to Joey — lots of love, memories, and a dream to come true; Linda — a lifelong friendship, all our experiences, and a perfea hair cut; Dee-Dee — constant laughter, Ann ' s Place, a promise to get an apartment, and a safe ride. STEPHEN RODRIGUEZ: to Ralph, Dave, Roy, and Tim — memories of all the good times in English, donut runs, going out before girls ' bas- ketball games, and quick turns made in VW ' s for important reasons; our elite group of guys (especially Fred, Wayne, and Eero) — memories of going out before guy ' s basketball games and dances, our Christmas party, and the float; Darlena — sorry if I disappointed you, but I love ya and will never forget you, ' cause you ' re a super person; Miss Kiernan — another great group of guys like you had this year and sorry about December 23, 1978, when Santa and his elves went to breakfast. JODY RODRIGUES: to Mrs. Rounds — the rugs, the best of luck, and success with the program; Miss Rapoza — my unfinished department work, and all my excuses; Donna — a date with a male weeble, lots of friendship and success in the future years; Nancy — lots of laughs and weird ex|)criences, and friendship forever. ANNA RUSSELL: to Chris — my pool stick and my friendship; Andrea — my Big Mac McDonald ' s pen; Carolyn — my lighter and my roaches. RACHAEL SHAW: to Melanie and Christine — my friendship forever and another Gong Show; Mr. Gaides — a trip to the Grand Canyon; Mr. Bartek and Mr. Precourt — a hundred more students to guide with your care and love; Rodney, Steve, and Geoff — a book on the men in my life. LINDA SIEGEL: to Donna — our friendship forever and the long talks on the phone; Dee-Dee — all our talks and our awful track memories; Lisa — lots of laughs and our friendship forever; Margo and Sally — Dave McDonald and all my camp stories. DARLENA SMITH: to Nancy and Michele — everlasting friendship, the Blizzard of ' 78, luck, love, a date with Vincent, a trip to California, and Peter the Skunk with a fat lip; Pam, Judy, and Jeanne — unforgetta- ble memories, love, friendship, where would you wear wit, a trip to the Swansea Mall, and luck with Donny; Steven Ellard — a new pitching record, a trip to McDonald ' s and a pidittle with Sam; The girls of Nor- ton High — my brother, Sammy! DEB SMITH: to Mrs. Bury — a broken yard stick, a squirt gun, and a jar of spiders; the lunch table gang — ten dollars apiece to account for borrowed lunch money; my family — lots of love and thanks for being there when I need you; N.H.S. — thanks for four super years that I will never forget. JEANNE SNELL: to Donny — a successful senior year, all my love, and an everlasting relationship in four years!; Pam — 15 pumpkins, seaion 24 clause 18 article 84, a life supply of gum, and all the dumb but fun things we ' ve done; Kelly — a lot of thanks, an instant problem solver, and all the happiness you deserve. LISA SOLDANI; to Kevin — all my love forever; Mom and Dad — thanks; Mike and Julie, Larry and Myong — a happy life and good friendship; N.H.S. — bye-bye. RALPH STEFANELLI: to Donna — my love and thanks for everything and please don ' t worry; Roy — a toilet for the back of your car so we don ' t have to make any emergency stops, and another punch in the face; Dave, Steven, Tim, and Roy — all the times getting yelled at in English, our going out before dances and games, and thanks for all the good times we had over the past four years; the lunch table — all the good times we had during the year with Al and to top it all off, one big FOOD FIGHT!! ROBERT ST. JEAN: to Mr. Klin — all my school books; Ron Wil- liams — any old worn out car parts; Gina Marshall — me, all my love, and all my other prized possessions, and my 68 G.T.O. DONALD STONE: to Mr. K — best wishes on laminated video tape; Diane — Are you really my sister. ' Find your book yet? ; Julie — your first ride in my bug; Donna — memories of having another half. DONNA STONE: to Keith Silver — all my love and memories for- ever; Julie Sanders — the fun we had and more driving lessons by an instructor (not me); Marcy — the fights we had over who is going to drive my car, along with the fun we are going to have in college. TINA TERRIO to Carol — Harvey ; Mom and Dad — my thanks and my love; Lisa — the good times; Miss Rapoza — my sincere thanks. NANCY THATCHER: to Jody — memories and friendship forever; Donna — lots of luck for next year; Mrs. Rounds — the rug, and a lot of luck with the nursery; Mr. Gorman — a big thanks for your friendship. DIANE VACHER: to Debbie Desfosses — all the luck in the worid; Dave — all my love and happiness and a long life together; Brian — Mrs. DePoala and a new typewriter; Suzy — our friendship and fun times together. CARLENE VARNEY: to Bobby — a year ' s supply of themes, a new vocabulary, a promising football career, and my love and best wishes always; Charlie — many thanx, some good talks, and Dee-Dee!!!; Judy — a box full of notes, memories of our after school talks, a perfea dance, and my love and friendship always; Janet — February 26, 1979!!!, a full day of shopping, many happy years with Mike, and a big red flashing college sign. DARLENE VARNEY: to Charlie — a life size poster of Cheryl Ladd, a signed contrao with the Red Sox, a million and one thanks for all you ' ve done and love and memories forever; Linda — a run to Whea- ton, more camp stories, a trip to Florida, and all the luck in the world; Donna — a better job, an apartment, a You know how it feels talk, and another driving lesson like the one on November 27th; Claudia — many great miles together, my best wishes with Gus, another year of x- country together, and the hope that our friendship is forever. JOSEPH WAGNER: ' to Carol and the clan — all my words of wisdom and philosophies; the Girls Basketball team — the best of luck next year; Mr. Brassard — all my aluminum foil for further trickery; Magubby and friend — all the knowledge which I never possessed. RON WILLIAMS: to Lynne — all my love and an M.G.; Bob — my firebird and all its problems. 48 CLASS POEM BUILDERS OF THE FUTURE {. hristine Eisnor Four years have quickly passed us by. Since we first entered Norton High When we wandered the halls — lost and confused — While the upper classmen Icxjked on rather amused. We, somehow, survived those first few days And proceeded to go on, in our own ways; For as Freshmen we had much to learn As a prosperous class — much to earn We worked together throughout the years Sharing the laughter, sharing the tears We proved to others and to ourselves as well That whatever we ' d try, we ' d also excel. We ' ll never forget all the times we ' ve had Not only the gcxxj, but also the bad. Even now, we look back and still remember: The first dance we held as Freshmen in December; The yearly Penny Sales which were a great success Despite beliefs that we would come out with less; And the powder puff games which were full of fun: Not to mention the float — a prize for which we won. But now as the end of our high school days draw near. Each must think of his future and his own career; For as builders of the future, we have our own path to choose, As builders of the future, we have memories we ' ll never lose. CLASS HISTORY Rachael Sha ' w )ur freshman year was full of expectations for the future. Our first money making venture was a grab bag candy lie, and then came the Christmas dance, followed by our greatest achievement — The Penny Sale. We ended the ear with the farewell dance and also had a sum of $1,600 in our scholarship fund. n our sophomore year, we were confident of our abilities and planned even more activities. In Decmeber 1976, we ponsored a shopping spree, another Christmas dance, and then our Spring event — our Penny Sale. The only unsuc- sssful activity we had in this was our Dinner dance, but that did not defeat us, for we immediately formed our Ring ommittee. Later in the year, the Prom committee was formed and the class motto and colors were chosen. At the end 1977 we had $4,600 in our scholarship fund. IS juniors, we came back more determined than ever. First, we received our unique style rings at our Ring Dance, and hen, at the first homecoming, we won first place with our float De-feet the Craftsmen. The Powder Puff game fol- Dwed with a tie between the juniors and seniors. Next, we sponsored a dance for the J. C. Solmonese Scholarship und and raised $250 for it. The Penny Sale was another highlight as usual, followed by the Prom at the Condessa ith the theme So Many Roads to Choose. By the end of the year, we had raised $7,740 for our scholarship fund. )ur senior year was filled with many events — The Welcome Dance, the Senior Picnic, the building of our float, tchin ' for a victory — we can ' t bear to lose, our magazine drive, the spaghetti supper, the powder puff game in which the enior girls defeated the junior girls, and the Valentine Dance, followed by the Penny Sale and Senior Class Play. Our inal last days together as a class will be senior week with a class trip, class night, and graduation. The four years have one by quickly and we are proud to say we have achieved our goals. 49 PENNY SALE The Penny Sale has been the main fund raising event for the Norton High School Class of 1979 Scholarship fund. Each year we have been fortu- nate enough to increase our attendance and the value of our prizes. Every member of the class has donated some portion of time to make the Penny Sale a success and this has helped to unify the Build- ers of the Future. Clockwise From Top: Tim and Mike counting the money as Mrs. Martin stares in amaze- ment; Mr. Precourt can ' t believe he ate the whole thing; Rachael checks white elephant table; Darlena takes care of little brother Sam ' s tickets; Jenny doing her best to help the class reach its goal; Cathy and Mark look over the cakes. I 50 SENIOR CANDIDS 52 CLASS OF 1980 Ciass Advisors, Top to Bottom: Mrs. Carole Malone; Mr. Robert Maher; Mrs. Elizabeth McKinley. Class Officers, L-R: Cindy Hebert, President; Tom Bryant, Vice-President; Martha Scott, Secretary; Beth Freeman, Trea- surer. CLASS OF 1981 Class Advisors, Top to Bottom, L-R: Mr. David Benoit; Mrs. Loma Rus- sell; Mr. William Gris- wald; Mrs. Veronica Maher; Mrs. Kathryn Rogers. Class Officers, L-R, Row L- Lori McKillop, Vice- President; Karla Vit- tands, President. Row 2: Chris Bennett, Trea- surer; Betsey McNeil, Secretary. CLASS OF 1982 Class Advisors, Top to Bottom: Mrs. Linda Butry; Mrs. Muriel Sam- mer; Mrs. Edna Phillips. Class Officers, L-R: Sharon May, Secretary; Nancy Withers, Presi- dent; Julie Ferrini, Vice- President; Stephanie Bradford, Treasurer. 54 JUNIORS L-R: Row 1 — P. Cassidy, L. Bellavance, J. Hockenberry, K. Lincoln, T. Cooper, R. La Valley, A. Acquah, R. Ondis: Row 2 — T. O ' Kecfe, J. Texeira, C. Nelson, S. Raidino, M. O ' Malia, D. Peirce, D. McGregor, S. Shaw, P. MacKenzie, D. Coffey: Row i — M. Kcalcr, K. Russell, T. Jencyowski, L Dyer, B. Rei, D. MacDougal, B. Kenney, J. Brown, F. Derouin,J. LaCivita L-R: Row 1 — D. Blanchard, R. Low, J. Fredette, S. Winneggc, D. Santoro, D. Coughlin, C. Hebcn, S. Galloway, B. Freeman: Rou ' 2 — S. Johnson, J. KcUerher, L. LaCroix, J. Czerwonka, C. Peirce, S. Worthley, M. Mcintosh, S. Prewandowski, C. Freeman, M. Scott: Row3 — T. Chamillard, K. Larson, S. Ellison, W. Dahl, M. Dudla, B. Lavoie, T. Bryant, P. Dudley, L-R: Row I — J. Mello, C. Warchal, J. Dore, C. Rouleau, M. Schneider, C. Instasi, D. Schaeffer, M. Babcock, M. Souza, K. Smith: Row 2 — S. Smith, D. Varney, B. Texeira, S. Paquin, C. Hamn, Tracy Burrell, G. Marshall, M. Pcriera, B. Texeira, M. Bramwell: Row } — M. Lach, D. McCarthy, L. Nixon, M. Gray, B. Alves, P. Larson, J. Anderson, M. Connell, J. Pino, P. Scaringi L-R: Row 1 —K. Russell, B. Tingley, B. Wood, S. Corriveau, S. Correia, M. Fisher, R. Zachorne, P. McDermott, C. Dion: Row 2 — T. Murphy, T. Preston, C. McKinnon, D. Dumont,]. Winchoba,J. Foumier, T. Ruta,J. Sonnek, T. Stewart, S. Willcott: Row 3 — D. Russell, D. May, L. McLean, J. Silva, T. Brault, E. Etter, P. Munns, P. Lewis, R. Foster, J. Eisnor, M. Adam L-R: Raw 1 — D. Astrofsky, S. Leca, B. Burns: R ni ' 2 — J. DiModica, R.Johnson, D. Terrio, T. Smith, L. Nasisc, L. Mahoney: Row 3 — G. Cochran, P. Messier, B. Lehr, R. Clark, R. Mor, M. Laliberte, J. Perry L R: Row 1 — D. Higgins, A. Edwards, P. Gouveia, D. Hale, D. Miller; Row 2 — D. Smith, K. Silver. B. Kccnc. B. Glover, D. Macek, T. Burrell, T. Wynn,J. Sanders; Row 3 — R. Low, R. Labrie, D. Gowen, W. Dowdall, R. Bunker, R. St, Jean, W Rivard. D. Amaral SOPHOMORES L-R: Row 1 — T. Calabrese, K. Vittands, C. Bennett, J. Spence, J. Silva, H. Kenniston, L. Prudencio: Row 2 — S. Smith, L. Mueller, J. Wood, G. Horrigan,J. Wender,J. Scott, D. King, K.Johnston: Row 3 — M. Rutkovskis, C. Brown, M, Wilson, C, Archer, D. Daley, C, Baker, E. Kola, C. Marchese L-R: Row 1 — B. Haincy, L. McKillop, D. Wetherbee, M. Dinerman, A. Teixeira, D. Bardol, H. Neushcuez, S. Doherty: Row 2 — M. Hoyle, G. Guevremont, M. Griffin, G. Hapenny, S. Mally, J. Limpus, M. Corrivcau, K. Blanchard, P. Sinos: Row 3 — E. Shell, D. Case, M. Dunn, D. Fournier, P. Perez, M. Moynihan, C. Shaw, S. Maxf ield, B. Love, K. Reeves L-R: Row I — J. Moran, C Hale, A. Thatcher, K. MacGregor, A. Couch, J. Vacher, S. Lewis, P. Instasi: Raw 2 — R. Bartlett, H. Limpus, M. Waterhouse, D. Cordeiro, D. Gove, D. Spicer, W. Dicesare, N. Bravetti, J. Fonger, H. Bowser; Row } — D. Bryant, K. Salvo, F. Williams, R. Bogosh, R. Strickland, D. White, K. Gousie L-R: RoUj 1 — D. Marldey, L. Wynn, M. Jewett, J. Astrofsky: Row 2 — C. Damarcll, K. Guptill, D. Frigon, M. Feeney, K. Pine: Row 5 — T. Gildersleeve, J. O ' Toole, D. Rapp L-R: Row 1 — C. Lamoureux, M. Corrigan, C. Martin, L. Paiva: Row 2 — R. Foster, W. Johnson, K. Antosca, M. Grieve: Row 3 — J. Woelfel, J. Child, A. Snyder, E. Plausse L-R: Row 1 — M. Valentino, B. McNeil, L. Shatter, U. Manual, U. Cromer, Y. Hlies Row 2 — C. Wagner, S. Rhees, M. Steffanelli, D. Rielly, L. Seigle, T. Willson, P. Antosca, C. Sousa, T. Lavoie, P. Russell, S. Santoro Row 3 — J. Tingly, C. Bice, J. Johnson, M. Cunha, J. Enright, G. Amaral, B. Kincaid, G. Gcneco, C. Ruta, S. Allard FRESHMEN L-R: Row 1 — B. Mulhern, K. Peacock, D. Markley, J. Sncll, D. Harwood, R. Alvarez, G. Goroin, S. Nelson, R. Givozdz, K. Schleicher: Row 2 — L. Blanchette, J. Ferrini, J. Echevarria, G. Garvin, E. Shaw, H. Mackesy, K. Hart, D. Munns: Row 3 — L. Rhees, K. Hatch, A. Goodwin, S. Khorey, P. Baker, M. Boyer, M. Brault, C. Devine, J. Varney, R. Zwicker L-R: Row 1 — P. Amelotte, J. Machado, D. Savasta, C. Pino: Row 2 — D. Viers, T.James, D. Smith, R. Smith, C. Burrell: Raw 3 J. Santos, S. LxDmbard, K. Meninno, D. Reid, K. Briggs, D. Yelle L-R: Raw 1 — G. Walker, T. Downey, J. Smith, D. Lavalley: Raw 2 — F. Sanders, P. McVeigh, C. Pittsley, J. Gonsalves, P. Fagan, W. O ' Malia: Row 3 — C. Carey, M. Ciardi, J. Hickman, A. Tremblay, D. Fairbanks L-R: Rowl —U. Ruff, J. Regan, R. WilUs, P. Cicero: Row2 — V. Linfield, K. Allsop, E. Murby, V. Pepe: Raw3 — S. Unficld. P. McKinley, R. Logan, C. Konicki 63 L-R: Row 1 — T. Rodriquez, L. Stuart, D. Love, K. Jackson, S. Collctte: Raw 2 — L. Welch, S. Watson, R. Locke, A. Bliss, J. Russell, P. Gangemi, L. Bishop, S. Foubert, D. Lizotte: Row 3 — M. Young, S. Cassidy, T. Dion, R. Graham, S. Hainey, S.James L-R: Row 1 — D. Laliberte, R. Murphy, B. Burgess, M. Depril, L. McKinnon, D. McGregor, D. White, A. McDougal, M. Wilkin- son: Row 2 — D. Gomm, T. Canning, T. Prophet, S. Bradford, D. Lent, P. Griffin, S. Thatcher, D. Watson, R. Wilson: Row 3 — C. Pierce, M. Pcolko, T. Lepore, B. Medas, T. Mclrvan, D. Keurney L-R: Raw 1 — C. Dyer, J. Dion, C. Kecne, S. Lynch, K. Mendes, G. Russell, R. Petersen, L, Tetreault, B. Desrosier, W. Moynihan, J. Williams Row 2 — C. Clark, D. Malley, N. Couch, E. Smith, D. Webster, J. Doherty, D. Nicolazzo, H. Lear Row 3 — D. O ' Toole, S. Murphy, B. Norcott, P. Scaringi, P. Grieve, K. Berzins, D. Sullivan, D. Willcott, A. Jewett, L. Frigon, M. Lazarz L-R: Row 1 —T. Dill, R. Wagstaf f , A. Ells, D. Guerrini, S. May Row 2 — K.. O ' Keefe, B. George, S. Dunham, S. Botelho, C. McKenna Row 3 — J. Moniz, E. Garvin, D. Sousa, G. Babanaikas, B. Motta, C. Harwell, S. Quist L-R: Raw 1 — H. Yellc, D, Warchal, S. Pearson, L Low, M. Mason, L. Sargent, A. Hubatsck, K. Preston, M. Nelson: Row 2 — M. Pelchat, K. Rei, J. Burke, P. Devlin, M. Mackenzie, D. St. George, H. Winchoba, E. Pearce, M.Jerome, L Worthley: Row3 — S. Smith, P. Sorel, N. Withers, M. Forton, A. Rieksts, R. Tyree STUDENT GOVERNMENT From Top Right: The Student Q)uncil — L to R — 1st Row: Treas. — M. Kelley, Pres. — K. Opheim, Vice-Pres. — G. Hapcnny, Sec. — D. Hunter, Advisor — Mr. Gorman. 2nd Row — M, Dinerman, S. Win- negge, S. Correia, M. Schneider, B, Mulhern, E. Pierce, C Wag- ner, L. Worthley, L. Mueller, J. Spcnce, S. Bradford, C. Pino, V. Arnold, ird Row — A. Edwards, P. Eddleston, J. Norberto, G. Garvin, N. Withers, D. Smith, L. Prewandowski, D. King, D. St. George, J. Ferrini, C. Pea- ccxk, J Broyles, C. Bennett, M. Mcintosh, K. Smith, S. May. 4th Row — C. Hebert, D. Santoro, M. Rutkovskis, R. Carey, D. Gonsalves, T. Holmes, R. Stefa- nelli, T. Bryant, C. Devine, N. Phelps, D. Vacher, D Des- fosses, T. Dion. The Student Advisory Coun- cil — K. Smith The Regional Advisory Council — Bottom to Top — T. Calabrese, B. Love, T. Bryant, R. Stefanelli. The Student Orientation Team — L to R — 1st Row: K. Smith. 2mi Row — T. Nevius, S. May, V. Arnold, K. Vittands. ird Row — M. Nelson, R. Shaw, T. Calabrese, D. Smith. 4th Row — M. Rutkovskis, S. Smith, M. Parrett, D. Rapp, M. Stefanelli, D. Hunter. From Top Left — L to R — Marching Band Officers: P. Cassidy — Majorette Co-Capt.; S. Maxfield — Drum Major; M. Mcintosh — Colorguard Capt.; D. Hunter — Major- ette Capt.; Advisors: Mr. MacMullen — Band; Mrs. Snow — Colorguard and Major- ette. The Marching Band: L to R, 1st Row — S. Maxfield, T. Ruta, B. Hazard, D. Gonsalves, G. Amaral, J. Dunlap, L. Mueller, J. Williams, C. Souza, E. Murby. 2W Row — M. Nelson, H. Winchoba, E. Pearcc, S. Lynch, J. Foamier, M. Haskins, S. Smith, B. Etter, A. Edwards, P. McDermott. 3rd Row — D. Love, M. Dcpril, D. Harris, G. Garvin, M. Babccxk, R. La Valley, J. McCarron, T. Calabrese, K. Vittands, D. Munns, D. Devine. 4th Row — B. Hainey, T. Calabrese, J. Vamey, C. Sullivan, C. Wagner, L. Worthley, D. Fournier, J. Dion, C. Eisnor, R. Shaw, K. Hart, T. Cooper. 5th Row — J. Anderson, C. Devine, M. Pelchat, B. Love, K. Reeves, T. Souza. 6th Row — C. McKenna, R. Zachome, K. Lincoln, K. Ophiem, T. Dion, A. Goodwin, J. Silva. 7th Row — R. Stefanelli, C. Kinney, S. Prewandowski, B. Audette. H X M o H O n w JO n X o CO a p o O O u Front Row From Left — D. McGregor, T. Calabrese, T. Nevius, L. MacLean, D. Bogosh; Second Row—}. Fre- dette, J. Ferrini, P. Couch, M. Mcintosh — Capt., S. San- toro, D. King, S, Lewis; Third Row — S. Allard, D. St. George, C. Baker, J. Win- choba, K. McGregor; Fourth Row — P. Ciciero, A. Couch, T. Lavoie, K. Peacock Front Row From Left — G. Marshall, K. Hamn, P. Cas- sidy — co-capt., J. Sanders, Second Row — S. Khorey, L. Siegel, L. Friggon, D. Hunter, capt., E. Garvin, R. Graham, J. Gonsalves. (L-Rj 1st Row — S. Prewan- dowski, Uni- form Mgr.; R. Shaw, Publicity Mgr.; P. McDcrmott, Librarian; C. Eisnor, Sec- Trcas. 2nd Row — D. Fournier, Librarian; S. Maxf icld. Drum Major; J. Fournier, Vicc- Pres. rd Row — J. Anderson, Equipment Mgr.; Missing: R. Stefanelli, President. (L-R), 1st Row — D. Devine. 2nd Row — G. Amaral, J. Four- nier, M. Pel- chat, K. Reeves, B. Love. 3rd Row — S. Pre- wandowski, C. Devine, J. Anderson, B. Hosford, C. Eis- nor, D. Four- nier, R. Shaw. a o n n n CO D 71 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY fL-Rj. Row 1 — D. Smith, Sec.; L. Prcwandowski, Pres.; D. Devine, V -Pres.; B. Gousie, Treas. Row 2 — Mrs. Robbins, Advisor; M. Hisldns, C. DeLuca, J. Nor- berto, N. Phelps, R. Shaw, J. Snell, T. Ruta. Row i — T. Chamillard, D. Coughlin, C. Dion, J. Kelleher, J. Wender, G. Vamey, J. Wood, J. Czerwonka, S. Win- negge, D. Bardol, J. Griffin. Row 4 — C. Bennett, T. Calabrese, G. Guevremont, S. Ellison, C. Marchesc, A. Helmreich, C. Kinney, S. Prewandowski, S. Johnson, K Johnston, K. Vittands, C. Eisnor. CL-RJ, Row I — h. Wood, Lib; C. Lewis, Sec; D. Shaffer, V-Pres; D. Smith, Pres; Mr. ForchelU, Director Row 2 — K. McGregor, D. McGregor, L MacLean, M. Babcock,J. Wood, L. Blanchette, K. Peacock, L. Stewart, J. Raulino, T. Rodriguez, S. May. Row} — J. Marvel, K. Annerwall, S. Lombard, C. Carey, D. Devine, C. DeLuca, C. Curelop, C. O ' Malia, M. Wilkinson, S. Corey. NORTON HIGH CHORUS NEWSPAPER STAFF fL-Rj, Row 1 — A. Edwards, Editor. RmtJ 2 — D. Dcvinc, Treasurer; J. Pino, Asst. Editor. R w i — P. Couch, S. Allard, K. Lincoln. Rr w 4 — G. Marshall, K. Hamm, L. A. LaCroix. Row 5 — T. Lavoie, J. Scott, C. Pierce. Row 6 — C. Baker, T. Canning, D. Daley. Row 7 — E. Anderson, D Cordeiro, S. Willcott. PURPLE KEY (L-RJ, Row 1 —C. Eisnor, Treas.; D. Devine, V-Pres.; M. Haskins, Pres.; D. Desfosses, Sec. Rou ' 2 — T. Calabrese, J. Griffin, D. Smith, J. Broyles, A. Ornellas, L. Hassie, C. DeLuca, P. Eddleston, M. Kelley, N. Phelps, K. Opheim, L. Prewandowski, J. Norberto, T. Nevius. Row 3 — C. Lewis, D. Varney, L. Gonsalves, R. Hurley, C. Curelop, M. Parrett, R. McKillop, D. Gonsalves, S. Rodriguez, J. Mar- vel, J. Brown, D. Smith, H. Caswell. Row 4 — R. Briggs, R. Stefanelli, T. Holmes, K. Dyer, N. Blount, S. Bowers, B. Gousie, R. Crowley. 73 (L. to R.) 1st Row — N. Blount, K. Annerwall, C. Eisnor, B. Gousie, J. Grif- fin, J. Czerwonda 2nd Row — Mrs. Boucher, E. Mac- Lean, S. Ellison, R. Crow- ley, A. Helmreicfi, T. Chamillard, M. Adam PQ u w O u rL. o £ j J Row — K. Dyer, S. Ellison, A. Helmreich, T. Chamillard 2nd Row — D. Smith, P. Scaringi, W. Dahl, M. Adam, I. Dyer, E. Maclean, Mr. Kelley, R. Smith 74 OFFICE AIDES (L. to R.J S. Botchlo, M, Fisher, P. Russell, L. Wctmore, S. Santoro, P. Sinos, T, Ruta, D. La Valley, L Bellc- vance. SCIENCE LAB AIDES fL. to R.J Bryan Hosford, Jenny Levesque. GUIDANCE AIDES fL. to R.J Row 1 — G. Marshall, T. Burrell, L. Frigon. Row 2 — C. War- shal, P. Barber, C. Baker, T. Lavoie, L. Mac Lean. LIBRARY AIDES (L. to R.J Tina Smith, Richard Low, Jenny Fournicr. 75 PEP CLUB (L. to R.J Row 1 — N. Phelps, Sec; D. Smith, V-Pres.; M. Kelley, Pres. Row 2 — K. Opheim, C. Dion, D. Varney, D. Cordeiro, P. Couch, E. Anderson. Row 3 — L. McKillop, K. Damarell, K. Vittands, K. Smith, M. Parrett, J. Briggs, C. Bennett, T. Calabrese, T. Schleicher. Row 4 — K. Dyer, E. Mac- Lean, C. Varney, J. Norberto, S. Gallo- way, C. Hebert, M. Scott, K. Johnston. Row 5 — T. Nevins, C. Peacock, C. Lamboreux, S. Santoro, P. Sinos, C. Wagner, M. Stefanelli, D. Bardol. Row 6 — D. Russell, W. Hazard, D. Blanchard, D. Desfosses, D. Hunter, M. Mcintosh, L. Welsh. Row 7 — M. Corriveau, D. Gove, S. Correia, D. San- toro, M. Schneider, B. Mulhern, S. May, L. Stewan. Row 8 — C. Baker, J. Wood, S. Smith, M. Rutkovskis, M. Dinerman, S. Leca, P. Gouveia. MARCH OF DIMES CLUB fL. to R.) Row 1 —T. Burrell, Treasurer; R. Low, Co-Chairman; T. Wynn. Row 2 — L Mahoney, Secretary; L. Masise, T. Burrell. Chairman. 76 COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY ht Row — (L. to R.) K. Pine, T Ruta, L. Mueller, M. Schneider, R. Foster; 2nd Row — B. Love, T. Mason, D. Russell, P. Mahoney, M. Bramwell, K. Antosca; ird Row — D. IXimont, K. Reeves, I. Dyer, D. Stone, J. Dunlap, D. Bartlett, J, Eis- nor. (L. toR.) Sitting — Donna O ' Kccfe, Lisa Wynn, Lisa Soldani. Standing — Stephanie Wil- cott, Sandra Allard, Miss Ellen Weaver, advisor. CAREER RESOURCE AIDES 77 SKI CLUB (L-RJ, Row 1 — H. Winchoba, L. Frigon, E. Pierce, L. Worthley, G. Hapenny. Row 2 — D. Santoro, C. McKenna, M. Diner- man, C. Hebert, S. Galloway, J. Dion, M. Nelson. Row 3 — B. Love, K. Reeves, J. Winchoba, T. Bryant, C Nelson, R. Buldo, E. Anderson, BUSI- NESS CLUB (L-RJ, Row 1 — L. Andrews, D. Souza, P. Hodson, C. Lewis, A. Ornellas. Row 2 — K. Terrio, C. Kinney, P. Bullock, J. Snell, P. Eddleston. 78 r t y . . ' X. 5 4 ( - VARSITY FOOTBALL 1978 Mansfield 36-6 L West Bridgewater 20-16 L Apponequett 28-0 L Nantucket 42-28 L Manchester 22-6 L Blue Hills 20-8 L Southeastern 8-0 L Norwell 28-6 L Martha Vinyard 21-14 W Bristol Plymouth 20-14 W Row 1 — (Left to Right): R. McCarthy, S. Bishop, G. Hapenny, R. Stefanelli, R. McKillop, T. Holmes, B. Hosford, M. Parrett, F. Crowley Row 2 — C. Nelson, M. Cuna, G. Amaral. R. Bogosh, P. Mahoney, D. Bryant, M. Gray, B. Alves, T. Bryant, P. Dudley Row 3 — B. Clark, R. Foster, T. Schleicher, J. O ' Toole, E. Snell, R. Foster, B. Lavoie Top Row — Coach Gibson, C. Brown, T. Pierson, P. MacKenzie. G. Hapenny, R. Strick- land, F. Fogerty, K. Reeves, T. O ' Keefe, Coach Larocque. Top — Head Coach L. Laroque Bottom — Assistant Coach K. Gib- FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1978 (Left to Right). Row I — K. Jackson, S. Cassidy, K. Schc- licher, G. Russell, T. Calabrese, M. Young. Row 2 — M. Boyer, N. Couch, P. Devlin, A. Bliss, S. Smith, P. Grieve, K. Berzins, B. Row 3 — Coach Ruest, R. Locke, P. Baker, T. Lepore, E. Smith, J. Santos, G. Babanikas, R. Zwicker, P. Sorel, Missing — Coach Holster. Apponequet 0-0 Nantucket 0-0 Manchester no game Blue Hills 28-14 L Bishop Feehan 22-6 L Norwell 20-0 W Seekonk 20-0 W Southeastern 20-0 W VARSITY CHEERLEAD- ERS L-R, Bottom Raw: M. Kelley, J. Norberto. 2nd Row: M. Schneider, K. Opheim, L. Hassie, D. Santoro. ird Row: S. Leca, S. Galloway, D. Dcs- fossed, N. Phelps. Top: L. Prewandowski. J.V. CHEERLEAD ERS L-R, Top-Bottom — S. San- toro, L. McKillop, K. E ama- rell, D. Cordeiro, S. Correia, M. Scott, C. Lamoureux, C. Hebert. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Vanily, L R, Top — Captain Debbie Desfosscs, Co-captain Kathy Opheim, Laurie Brewandow- ski, Michele Kelly. MitMe — Judy Norberto, Nancy Phelps, Lynn Hassie, Mane Schneider Bottom — Debbie Santoro, Susan Galloway, Shera Leca. JV., Top — Co-captains Martha Scott, Cindy Hebert. Susan Correia, Sharon San- toro. Bottom — Lori McKillop, Chris Lamour- eux, Kathy Damarell, Debbie Cordeiro. J.V. CHEERLEADERS 84 FIELD HOCKEY 1978 The 1978 Field Hockey team finished with their best season ever. Their record was 7-2-1, second in the Mayflower League, and qualified for the MIAA State Tournament. They lost to Abing- ton 4-0 in the tournament. The outstand- ing offensive players were Jill Broyles scoring 8 goals and Lisa Gonsalves scor- ing 5 of the season. Best defensive stand- outs were center halfback Monica Rut- kovskis, Betsy Etter and goalkeeper Sally Smith. Upper Left: (L. to R.J Row 1 — K. Vittands; K. Annerwall; L. Gonsalves, J. Broyles, Captain; L. Siegel, B. Etter, H. Kenniston, Row 2 — B. Wood, V. Arnold, T. Calabresc, S. Shaw, J. Wender, M. Fisher; Row 5 — Y . Ells, E. Shaw, M. Rutkovslds, S. Smith, J. Wood, L. Mueller, M. Dincrman, Coach Katherine Kunz. Seniors: Far Left: (L to R.J Jill Broyles, Karin Annerwall, Linda Siegel, Lisa Gonsalves. 85 Rf u I — S Prcwandowski, M Scott, I. Prcwandowski. K Ophcim. I. LaOoix, J Kcllihcr, Rou 2 — MacDougal; M Ncl«)n, M Stcfa nelli, S Johnson. 0 ach; C Sullivan, T Rfxlrigucs, B Frccnnap After a slow start, the Lan- cercttes made a comeback through their ciesireand skill in the execution o{ the serve, set, and spike. They ended their season with a 8-7 record thus increasing their number of wins over previous years. This year ' s team was lead by senior co-captains Laurie Prc- wandowski and Kathy Opheim. The winning sera- son also reflects a marked improvement in team defense and overall team- work displayed during their matches. Counter Clockivne from Top — Kathy Opheim, Susan Prcwandowski, Lee- Ann LaCroix, Co-captains: Laurie Prcwandowski and Kathy Opheim o CD CO 7 1978 CROSS COUNTRY L R, Sitting — D. Vamey, J. Brown, S. Rodriguez, A. Helmreich, E. MacLean, M. Conncll, Kneeling — T. Dion, C. Dion, P. Larson, M. Adam, T. Schamillard. Standing — Asst. Coach R. Griswald, T. Onning, P Griffin, P Lewis, W Moynihan, C. Dcvine, J. Hume, K. Larson, E. Kola, Coach P. Hassie. The Cross country team, compiling a record of 8-2 overall, had a greatly improved season over last years accom- plishments. Sophomore all-star Eero Kola who finished the season undefeated in league dual meets, was supported by sen- iors Steve Rodriguez, Alan Helmreich, and Jeff Brown and juniors Mike Conncll, Jon Anderson, Kevin Larson, and Peter Larson. Next year ' s prospects XooV very good for the Lancers with five of the top eight run- ners returning, along with a junior varsity team which finished second in the league meet. Nonon 27 @ Bellingham 32 Nonon 19 B.P. 40 Nonon 15 @ Bristol Aggie 45 Nonon 23 Blue Hills 32 Norton 15 @ Avon 46 Norton 31 Apponequet 25 Norton 25 Upper Cape 30 Norton 35 @ Southeastern 20 Norton 15 @ Kingston 46 Norton 23 W. Bridgewater 35 88 BOY ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL For Norton Lancer ' s Varsity Basketball team the ixrginning of the sea- son brought many doubts as to how well the team would do. The team only had one returning regular, Senior Captain Dan Rapp. To every- one ' s surprise, this team closed out its regular season with a 16-4 record. The key to Norton ' s success was coach Howard Kelley who molded the team into one which won the Mayflower League Small School Division Title, qualifying for the E. Mass Basketball Tourna- ment for the fifth time in six years, as well as the Mayflower Champi- onship held at Norton High. Although Norton really did not have any explosive offensive player, balanced scoring from Dan Rapp, Brian Metzger and Charlie Marchese, and the best team defense in the May- flower League paved the way to success. Juniors Jon Anderson and Ray Labrie both performed well in the power forward slot, while Steve Bishop provided an offensive punch when needecf from either the guard or forward position. Seniors David Gonsalves, Alan Helmreich, along with promising sophomores Mark Hoyle and Steve Ellard per- formed well when called upon, rounded out the season long squad. Joining the team at mid-season Seniors Roy Mckillop, Ralph Steffa- nelli and Freshman Sam Smith provided invaluable help both in games and in practice. All in all it turned out to be a banner year for the very successful Lancer Basketball team. Row 1 — Capt. Dan Rapp Rcni ' 2 — S. Smith, M. Hoyle, B. Metzger, S. Bishop, J. Anderson, R. Stefanelli, R. Labrie, C. Marchese, A. Helmreich, D. Gon- salves, R. Mckillop, S. Ellard. 89 GIRL ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL ■i The Girls Varsity Basketball Team finished second in the League with a 16-5 record. This qualified the team for the Massachusetts South Sectional Tournament. The team was led by senior co-captains Cathy Kinney and Jill Broyles. Also outstanding for the team were juniors Betsy Etter, averaging 15 points a game, and Theresa Ruta and Maria Mcintosh. A highlight of the season was an overtime vic- tory against league leading Apponequet. Jill Broyles, Betsy Etter, and Theresa Ruta were named to the Mayflower League All-Star Team and Catherine Kunz was selected as coach of the year in the league. Front — Capts. C. Kinney, J. Broyles Back — L. Muel- ler, L. Gon- salves, S. Prewandow- ski, M. Rut- kovskis, C. Sullivan, B. Etter, L. Sie- gel, M. Mcintosh, T. Ruta, L. Low, Coach Cathy Kunz. 90 Y BOY ' S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL (L - R.J — S. Smith, S. Ellard, P. Mahoney, G. Babanikas, G. Amaral, J. San- tos, C. Nelsofi, C. Ruta, M. Hoyle, Coach Nu ttall. GIRL ' S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I — S. Smith, K. Vit- lands, L. Siegel, (tri- capts.) Raw 2 — Coach Muffs, M. Din ncrman, C Wagner, P Morris, M. Ste fanelli, E Peirce, N Withers, M Nelson, D Love. FRESHMAN BOY ' S BASKETBALL Raw 1 — S. Watson, B. George, G. Russell, K. Jackson, B. Medas, J. Varncy Row 2 — N. Couch, R. Zwicker, Wilcot, Smith, Devine, Coach Dery. 92 D. E. C. VARSITY BASEBALL 1978 L-R, Row I — N. Babinikas, D. Matek, S Bishop, R. Langc, D. Gonsalves, D. Russell Row 2 — J. Comcy, T. Holmes, B. Falke, Coach Mollica, C. Marchesc, B. Mctzger, R. McCarthy. The 1978 Lancer ' s B Baseball team posted not only the best record in the school ' s his- tory but also the best record in the state this year with a tremendous 22-2 record. The team began the season with 16 straight wins, finished the regular season with a 19-1 record, and shared the top honors as co- champions of the Mayflower League Tour- nament wins over Marian, Pope John, and Ipswich brought to Norton the 1978 Eastern Mass Baseball Championship in Div IH. This marked the first Eastern Mass. Champi- onship that Norton High School has ever won! Lead by Captain Ray Lange, Seniors Nick Babanikas, Dave Mackk, and a host of underclassmen, the Lancers completely dom- inated the Mayflower League as well as the Eastern Mass. Tournament. With nine underclassmen returning, including five jun- iors, two sophmores, and two freshmen, the outlook for the future is bright. 94 95 1978 SOFTBALL r The 1978 Softball team in its first year in the May- flower League had a win- ning record of 8-6, overall, 8-11. Captains Laurie Pre- wandowski and Jill Broyles led the team to a very suc- cessful season. Laurie was awarded M.V.P., LeeAnn LaCroix — M.LP.; and Kathy Opheim — J.F.K. Km 1 — K. Opheim, R. Scar- ing!, J. Broyles, L. Prewandow- ski, S. Tremblay, T. Ruta, Coach Donna Archibald. Row 2 — P. Eddlestoh, L. Mueller, J. Nor- berto, K. Lincoln, J. Kelleher, S. Prewandowski, Row 3 — M. Fisher, J. Scott, L. LaCroix, Mgr C. Lewis. 96 1978 TRACK The 1978 Boys track team ended the season with a 5-5 record. The team tied for third place in the Mayflower League, then went on to take second place at the conference meet held at Bristol Plymouth High Schfxil. The entire team con- tributed to the success of the sea- son. The leading scorers included Jeffrey Brown, Stephen Rodriguez, Michael Parrett, and sophomore Eero Kola. New records were set in the 100 yd. dash by Jeffrey Brown, in the 330 hurdles by Peter Hos- ford, and in the mile relay by Erro Kola, Cliff Archer, Jeffrey Brown, and Stephen Rcxlriguez. Upper Left: Coach Rektalis. L-R. R ' m I — M Dunn, M Wilson, M Adam, R Bogosh, M Cody, M Gray, D Bryant, C Archer, P Mahoncy, Row 2 — J Brown, E Kola, S Ellison, B Rei, T Chamillard. K Larson, K Reeves, M Connell, T Jenkowski.J Ander son Row i — P Mackenzie, P Lewis, I Dyer, T Bryant, A Hclmreich, J Brown, M Hainey, M Parrett, B Hosford. R Stefa nelli, K Dyer, R Pine, T Wilson, Row 4 - T Murphy, D Sjoberg, R Alves, R Pea cock, M Best, P Hosford, E Douglas, S. Rodriguez, R Crowley, J Alexander L R. Row 1 —) Snell, K Ford, M Shaw, C Swinimer, P Opheim, D Varney, C Dion Row 2 — B Wood, R Zachorne, J Wender K Johnston, K Vittands, L Gonsalves, D Bardol, L. Wender Row 3 — Coach Kathy Kunz, M. Scott, L Soldani, C Varney, J Briggs, L. Siegel, M Rutkovskis. B. Etter M Griffin, Managers R Shaw, T. Cala brese, L Crowe The Girls 1978 track season was the best ever, 6-2. They set many new records and did exceptionally well at the Class C meet, well above teams with many more memt ers. MVP was awarded to Lisa Gon- salves, with a team record ll4 ' 2 points; MIP, to Cheryl Swinimer with 99 points; and JFK was awarded to Pam Opheim. 97 CO ( ' L. to R.) Leslie Siegel, Cindy Olson, Monica Depril, Eric MacLean, Maria Macintosh, Michele Kelley, Joe Wagner, Coach Robert Mahcr, Bob Galloway, Jus- tin Spence, Mitchel Citron, Peter Booth, Gerard Spence, Peter Parcz.John Pino. The 1978 Lancer Ten- nis Team spent its first season of non- league play since 1972. The challenge of the schedule took its toll as the team managed to win only seven of nineteen matches. Yet, a last match of the sea- son victory kept alive a three match winning stretch that Norton will take into the 1979 season. o o CO (L. to R.J Dennis Coffey, William Hazard, Steve Dunham, Dennis Hamm, David Varney, Darlene Coughlin, Teresa Calabrese, Coach Albert Nuttall The 1978 Lancer Golf Team had a very suc- cessful season, includ- ing a second place fin- ish in league competi- tion, ach Nuttall ' s squad was led by five tter winners, who hope o continue their success during the 979 season. 98 1978 JUNIOR- SENIOR PROM ' lockwise From Top: Tim Holmes and Nancy Phelps smile for the camera. Mr. Precourt enjoys a dance with his wife. Marie Schnieder reflects. The Grand Promenade. The Queen and Her Court — From Left: Joy Silva, Cindy Gildersleeve, Monica Depril, Queen Shirley Guptil, King Tom Mac- Lean, Cathy Kinney, Michele Kelley, Debbie E)esfosses. I clockwise From Left: Queen Shirley Guptil and King Tonn MacLean; Joanne Griffin and Mark Hainey enjoy their meal; Steven Bishop and Laurie Prewandowski ; Darlena Smith and Debbie Smith discuss the happenings; Rusty McCarthy supplies the laughs; Mr. Wheeler boogies. The JflHBMHR Prom, held at the Condessa in Somerset, was enjoyed by all who attended. The evening began with photographs taken with a fountain as a backdrop surrounded by garden foliage. Music was played during dinner, and dancing was later enjoyed. The grand march was held while the queen and her court were chosen. This was a memorable evening for all. 102 HALLOWEEN DRESS UP Counter Clockwise From Top Rjght: Lynn Hassic as Under- dog; Winthrop Dahl as the Pope; Ralph, Bobby and Rusty make great monsters; Hcwey, Dewey, Louie are really Cathy Deluca, Robin Hurley, and Cindy Curelop; Lisa Gonsalves and Betsey Etter as the Coneheads, and LeeAnn LaCroix and Jane Kelleher as the Killer Bees; Debbie Cordeiro as a train; Tom and Jerry wait for the judges to make their deci- sion; First place goes to Snoopy; Mary Grieve as the wicked witch. 103 Q CO CO Though the annual Home- coming was a little wet this year, everyone still managed to have a fun time; especially the Sopho- mores, whose float won the competition. After the afternoon festivities of crowning the queen and awarding the float compe- tition prize, there was a dance at which everyone had a fantastic time. From Top Right: The Sopho- more ' s float; the master of cere- monies, Gary Haypenny; and elated queen, Debbie Desfosses; Margo enjoys the dance; the can- didates, Nancy Phelps, Debbie Desfosses, and Kathy Opiam; The candidates, Debbie Dcvine and Michele Kelley. . 1 -T i T? 104 106 Each year the Senior Imaginative Literature class holds A Mad Hat- ter ' s Tea Party. The party consists of food and games, such as Pin the Tail on the Donkey and Musical Chairs. The highlight of the party was the Caucus-Race where all the students ran throughout the class rooms displaying their creative costumes. a X H H W CO 111 From Top Left: Two new senior members, Cathy DeLuca and Alan Helmreich, take the Oath of Alle- giance; Nancy Phelps accepts the honor from Mr. Wheeler; new member, Rachael Shaw, lights a candle; new senior member Judy Norberto; senior. Donna Hunter, provides the music; and Bottom Right: proud new members. THE 1979 SOJOURN STAFF From Top Right: Editor, Dcbo rah Devine, Associate Editors, Joanne Griffin and Michele Kelley Photography Editor, Jill Broyles Advisor, Miss Grace B. Kiernan Sjxjns Editors, Rachael Shaw and Michael Parrett. I am sincerely grateful for having been given the opportunity to be the editor of the 1979 Sojourn. I feel that this was an experi- ence that not only taught responsibility but also included the fun of working together. I would like to thank the members of the staff for all of their help, especially Joanne, Michele, and Jill. Furthermore, I must thank Arnie Lohmann for all of his ideas and advice, and special gratitude is in order for Miss Kiernan who, through her guidance, has aided in the producing of a most successful book which I hope you will find enjoyable and mean- ingful in years to come. Deborah Devine 114 Quotation Staff — (L. to R.) 1st Row — R Miller, D Smith, R Jcwcti, L flassic, D Varncy, J. I cvcsquc 2nd Row — S Rodriguez, R Crowley, A Hclmreich, E Mac Lean, and D Smith. Business Staff — (L. to R.j 1st Row — D. Desfosses, R Briggs. T Holmes, T. Ncviu : J Snell 2nii Row — B. Gousie, B. Hosford, K Dyer, D. Hunter, J Wagner, D Bartlctt. 115 I CHAMPIONS ALL THE WAY OUR FRIENDS FROM FAR AWAY From Top Left: Rogerio Buldo; Ricardo Hartwig; Karin Annerwall; Gabriela Barba; Marcela Veiszbrun. The students of Norton High were host to five foreign stu- dents during the school year, 1978-1979. All of the foreign students brought with them var- ied backgrounds, customs, tradi- tions, and culture. Karin Anner- wall of Sweden, Gabriela Barba of Uruguay, Rogerio Buldo of Brazil, Ricardo Hartwig of Chile, and Marcela Veiszbrun of Argentina have all left their mark on the families that pro- vided them with a home away from home. The exchange and sharing of ideas, hopes, and dreams of the future demon- strates clearly that people really do care about each other. 117 PURPLE KEY VALENTINE ' S DANCE 118 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 From KEVIN ' S CYCLE REPAIR Kevin Doherhy 1 87 West Main St. Norton, Mass. JIMMY ' S FAMILY RESTAURANT I I 3 Mansfield Ave. Norton, Mass. GOOD FOOD Tel. — 285-4819 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 NORTON CENTER GARAGE Phone 285 7701 38 West Main Si. Norton, MA 02766 Compliments of a Friend Best Wishes to the Class of 1 979 MIKE ' S FAMOUS PIZZA Specialties: Italian Foods Greek Salads Pizza Tel. — 285-3892 105 Taunton Ave. Norton, Mass. 02766 Also Serving Beer, Wine, and Mixed Drinks D. J.ULMER. JR. Comnnercial and Residential Wiring Telephone: 222-2271 124 12 Cottage Street Norton, Mass. 02766 Remember these days always with your class ring Represented by: D P DIVISION 84 West Street Attleboro, Massachusetts 02703 125 KILBURN GLASS INDUSTRIES, INC. I I I South Worcester Street Chartley, Massachusetts 02712 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 From DOUGLAS B. WEILDING, ESQUIRE Assistant District Attorney, Bristol County Class of 1957 Norton High School 89 North Main Street Attleboro, Massachusetts 02703 Telephone No. — 226-3177 BERNARD CONTRACTING, INC. 218 Plain St. Norton, MA 02766 Tel. 285-6977 Custom Homes Built NORTON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Roland V. Cedarfield Proprietor and Director Tel. 285 4402 19 Clapp Street Norton, Mass. Good Luck to the Class of 79 PHONE 222-4020 J J J INC. OF ATTLEBORO 486 PLEASANT ST. ATTLEBORO. MASS. Fronn the People of Pleasant Pharmacy 129 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 DAVID AND GAIL FREEMAN Class of 1956 LAKESIDE LIQUORS INC. Off 140 285-6661 Norton, MA 130 (Jf AUOR THE AGENCY At+leboro Office: 84 Pleasant Street Attleboro, Mass. 02703 Tel. (6 1 7)226-2900 Complete Real Estate Service Best Wishes to the Class of 79 LT. HAROLD A. HEALY Post. No. 222 American Legion First Tuesday East Main Street Norton, Massachusetts 58 Years for Our Connnnunity, State, and Nation ■ FIT ' S COODFOOD OBRIEN ' S COFFEE SHOP Old Colony Road Norton, Massachuset+s WADING RIVER Par 3 Golf Club and Lounge Lunches — Cocktails — Dancing Entertainment Available for Snnall Parties 300 West Main St., Norton Enjoy Golf With Pleasure Without Frustration ARENA ' S AUTO PARTS INC. 85 Mansfield Ave. Norton, Mass. 285 9886 Expert Auto Repairs 131 Congratulations to the Class of 79 THE LANCER REVIEW STAFF NEW ENGLAND PLASTIC COATED PRODUCTS INC. Lined Tanks Electrofornning Spray Stencils Corrosion and Acid Res. Blowers and Ducts Insulated Plating Racks Tel. 6 1 7— 222-3019 P.O. Box 771 At+leboro. MA 02703 I I Newberry St. Norton. MA 02766 132 Compliments of: VALENTINE tool stamping, inc. 171 WEST MAIN ST. NORTON, MASS. 02766 133 ORA A. ANDREWS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Albert Saccocia President 42 West Main St. Norton, Mass. 02766 H RAUTO BODY — GMC TRUCKS 1076 Pleasant St. Attleboro, Massachusetts OLD COLONY FLOWER SHOP Prompt Free Delivery Flowers for All Occasions 376 Old Colony Rd. Norton. Mass. 222-1975 POLO RESTAURANT All Kinds of Good Food 20 Taunton Ave. Norton, MA Tel. 285-3884 134 EUREKA MANUFACTURING Wooden and Cloth Containers for Silverware and Jewelry 47 Elm Street Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 285-988H See the Manager for Job Opportunities GOOD FOOD ANN ' S PLACE Our Fine Menu Consists of Seafood, S+eak and Pizza 48 Bay Road Norton, Massachusetts NORTON PERMANENT FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION Deputy Robert Eddleston Pvt. Martin Jordan Lt. Alan Bliss Pvt. Gary Boyden Lt. Richard Gove Pvt. Barry Andrev s Lt. Russell Hagstrom Pvt. Kevin MacCaffrle Pvt. Reese Rounds Pvt. Lawrence Lanney Pvt. Ronald Lima Pvt. Richard Gomes Pvt. Thomas O ' Berg Pvt. John Hardy Pvt. David McMorrow . Pvt. Benton Keene III 137 Compliments of GEORGE ' S CLEANERS 4 North Main St. Mansfield, Mass. SWEET PAPER BOX CO. (Jo 11 1 1 1 Maple St. Chartley, MA -) 02712 Best Wishes to the Class of 79 Lt. Harold A. Healy Post No. 222 AMERICAN LEGION Meet the First Tuesday East Main St., Norton, MA 58 Years For Our Community, State, and Nation 138 617 — 285-6600 1 60 Taunton Avenue Norton, Mass. 02766 Rowers — Plants — Sifts FTD Telefloral Don Ovellette Lee Forget, Jr. 9« ;£ t_ n FWers By Wine u ' Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 79 Fronn the Staff at J. GLENN HUGHES ASSOCIATES ARCHITECT 77 East Main Street Norton, Massachusetts 02766 139 TRANSIT SEEDING INCORPORATED 888 South Main Street Mansfield, Mass. 02048 Telephone: 339-6331 Congra+ula+ions to +he Class of 1979 oLm pray Established 1870 T. J. HOLMES COMPANY, INC. Manu facturers of Perfume Atomizers and Cosmetic Accessories Char+ley, Massachusetts 02712 Tel. — (617)222-1723 141 JACKSON NURSERY INC. 2 I 7 West Main St., Norton, Mass. 02766 Telephone (6 1 7) 285 7951 Trees and Shrubs Landscape Design JOHNSTON DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. 181 West Main Street Norton, Mass. 02766 Sales and Service Major Brands of: Copiers Duplicators Mimeographs Offset Presses and Addressing Systenns Tel. — 285 3559 142 KELLY AND TATARIAN INSURANCE AGENCY 104 Park Street At+leboro, Massachusetts Telephone 222 6445 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 ST. MARY ' S CATHOLIC CHURCH Schedule of Masses: Saturday — 4:00 5:30 7 P.M. Sunday — 7:30 9:00 10:30 12 Noon South Worcester St. Norton, Mass. Rev. John V. Magnavi Rev. Gerald P. Barnwell M3 Congratulations, Graduates Here ' s Wishing you the Brightest Future. We ' re Growing in Norton, to Fill all your Banking Needs. Ill ANSFIELD CO-OPERATIVE BANK Co-operative is Our Middle Name Compliments of ST. PIERRE ' S Cash and Carry — BIdg. Materials Open Daily 8-5 Phone: 222-7940 41 Pleasant St. Norton, MA 02766 Best Wishes and Congra+ula+ions to the 1979 Graduating Class of Norton High School From Ba Bank United us OLD COLONY CLFANFRS Connplete Cleaning and Alterations Pick Up and Free Delivery Service deeming n iT ! 0 Norton, Mass. 02766 RUBIN FARMS Lawrence, Christine Alison and Melanie Rubin Main Office 122 East Hodges St. Norton, Mass. Tel. — 285-7761 SINCLAIR MANUFACTURING CO. 1 2 South Worcester St. Chartley, Mass. 02712 Complimen+s of LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON 280 West Main St. Norton, Mass. 146 Tel. — 222-5390 and 222-8652 NORM ' S BARBER SHOP N and R TOOL COMPANY Mold and Pantograph Services 304 Taunton Ave. Norton, Mass. Tel. — 285-9703 GUILLETTE FENCE CO. Tool Sheds — All Types of Fencing — Pa+Io Blocks Pine Baric — Garden Ornannents (Concrete Made) Tel. 222 6132 Route 123 Norton, Mass. 02766 PRODUCE BARN 72 Mans. Ave. Norton, Mass. 02766 Best Wishes to the Class of 79 From Jenifer and Tannilynne 147 WETHERELL PAINT CO., INC Complete Line of Woolsey Paints and Marine Supplies at Discount Prices California • Nu-Brite • Sapolin • Pierce Olynnpic • Cuprinol • Turco Paint — Wallpaper — Glass — Shades Rug Doctor Rental — Wallpaper Steanner Rental Decals Open Mon.-Fri. 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Sat. 8 A.M.-6 P.M. — Sun. 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Phone 222-7717 27 So. Worcester St. Chartley, Mass. 02712 7 148 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 From triad, inc. FUSION TECHNOLOGY, INC. 301 West Main St. Chartley, Massachusetts 02712 (617)222-7126 To the Class of 1979 Congratulations and Best Wishes for Your Future Banking Needs Norton Office NORTH EASTON SAVINGS BANK Your Family Financial Service Center ATTLEBORO PORTRAIT STUDIO Creative Portrait Photographer for Your Great Occasions 591 2 Park St. At+leboro, MA 226 3395 BERGERON ENGRAVING CO. INC. 406 Old Colony Rd. Norton, Mass. 02766 Best Wishes to the Class of 79 SAGA FOOD SERVICE Wheaton College Fine Food Ice Cream Attleboro, Mass. NORTON FLEA MARKET Route 140 Open Every Sunday and Monday Holiday From May to October Norton Mass. BUTLER ' S DAY CARE CENTERS Expert Child Care State Slots Available Certified Kindergarten Free in Both Buildings Breakfasts, Snacks, Dinners Transportation Extra Two Convenient Locations: 46 Pleasant St. at the Attleboro- Norton Line I 15 Commonwealth Ave. in Attleboro Falls Tel. 222 3865 Open From 6 a.m. -6 p.m. All Year Round 152 Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 From THE PREWANDOWSKI FAMILY LACOMBES SERVICE STATION Auto Repair Used Cars Scorpion Snowmobiles 1 23 Taun+an Ave. Norton, Mass. Compliments of ADVANCE WELDING SERVICE, INC. Specializing in Precision G.T.A. Welding Tools — Dies — Molds 304 Taunton Avenue Norton, Massachusetts (617)285-4909 or 285-9701 EDGAR M. HOLMES INSURANCE AGENCY George H. Morse, Jr. Box 396 32 Main St. Nor+on, Massachusetts 02766 Tel. — 285-7524 OLSON ' S HOME OF FLOWERS 26 Broadway Taunton, Mass. Phone 822-043 I 154 Congratulations to Laurie and Steven Russiee and Jill 1 1 Ace 77 Compliments of The Norton Nor+on ' s Hometown Newspaper THE NORTON PATRIOT Ronald Baptisa Photo Editor Published on Thursdays by Norton Publishing Co., Inc Patricia Silva, Editor and Publisher Williann Gouveia Associate Editor 145 West Main St. Mail Address P.O. Drawer F, Norton, Mass. 02766 Telephone 285-9841 or 285 9842 Member — New England Press Association Arnold Morse Advertising Manager 155 Congratulations to the Class of 79 ' Fronn DYER-MARTIN DRIVING SCHOOL, INC. 245 South Main St. Attleboro, Mass. 02703 222-4285 Congratulations to the Class of 79 ' From THEEISNOR FAMILY: Mom Dad Duck (73) Liz (74) and Donnie Joanne (76 — and Danny Scott (77) Christine John-boy Martha Anne Marie and Grandma Scott Telephone — 222 6602 BUSTER ' S AUTO BODY Quality Work — Fair Prices 39 No. Worcester St. Norton, Mass. 02766 Norman Jussaume Bill King YOUR TROUBLES VVANISH MIDWAY GARAGE Specialized Wheel Alignment Phone:285-4271 92 E. Main St. Norton, Mass. 02766 Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 POOLSIDE CERAMICS 34 Young Avenue Norton, Mass. 02766 285 3253 Carol and Paul Amirault Certified Instructors by the National Ceramics Assoc. Lessons, Sreenware, Supplies, Firing Remember That Ceramics Is the World ' s Most Fascinating Hobby 157 HASKINS PHARMACY . . . Prescriptions . . Sick Room Supplies . . . Cosmetics 46 West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts 02766 May we be your personal family pharmacy? Compliments of NORTON CHAPTER 525 OF THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF POLICE OFFICERS Ptim. James Slat+ery D+. John Mar+ino P+lm. John K ' Sepka P+lm. Denis Bonenfant Sgt. James Lucier Sgt. Walter Clark Sgt. Leslie Sheldon P+lm. Edward Hebert De+. Sgt. Louis Brugliera, Jr. P+lm. Duke Zumal+ P+lm. William Chee+ham Members P+lm. Michael William P+lm. Pe+er Dugas P+lm. Rober+ Weldon P+lm. Michael Smi+h Disp. Dale Clark Disp. Woodrow Wilson P+lm. Raymond O ' Berg Presiden+ Vice-Presiden+ Secre+ary Treasurer 159 Telephone: 339-4367 METER MEDIC ENTERPRISES For Repair and Calibration of Electronic, Industrial, and Honne Entertainnnent Equipnnent 46 Henry Street Mansfield. MA 02048 Austin Harding, Jr. THEDILLY DOT GIFTSHOPPE 36 Pine St. Norton, MA Unusual Gifts Fronn Around the World Cuddly Aninnals, Peter Rabbit and Friends, Paddington Bear and Many Others Also Selling Cards and Candles 160 Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 From the Employees of DANTE ' S 50 Maynard Street Attleboro, MA 161 Open Seven Days a Week 5A.M. — 1 0P.M. Now Serving Full Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinners 59 West Main Street Norton, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 79 From NORTON TIRE CENTER B F Coodrich 285-9015 6, 1 Open Seven Days a Week 183 West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts 02766 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1979 From THE NORTON REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE Best Wishes to the Class of 79 NORTON DANCE STUDIO June M. Easingwood Director Norton Grange, Mansfield Ave. Classes: Ballet — Tap — Jazz — Acrobatic 3Yr. Old to??? Member Professional Dance Teacher Club Participant of Dance Teachers Club of Easton Teaching all Levels of Dance for 1 0 Yrs. For Information or Registration Phone 285-3639 anytime 163 LOPES BUSLINES. INC. A. A. Lopes and Son Norton, Massachusetts Raynhann, Massachusetts Bridgewater, Massachusetts Phone: 285-4652 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 NORTON HOUSE OF PIZZA TO SUIT YOUR ASTE Pizza Homemade Spaghe++i Greek Salad Oven Toasted Grinders Open 7 Days a Week Mon. — Sat. 1 0 a.m. — 1 2 p.m. Sun. I I a.m. — I I p.m. 57 West Main Street Norton, Mass. 285 9774 285 9775 ANDERSON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC. Complete Modern Facilities Tel. 222-4500 Chrysler • Plynnouth • Volare Arrow • Voyager • Cordoba • Le Baron Sales • Service • Parts Leasing and Daily Rental Also a Large Selection of Used Cars Located on Route 1 23, At 676 Pleasant St. In Attleboro (Open Eves. Till 9 P.M. • Sats. Till 5 P.M. 165 NORTON COUNTRY CLUB 9 Holes — Par 35 Member: M.G.A., U.S.G.A. Golf Car Rentals Lockers — Showers Swimming Pool Complex Air Conditioned Cocktail Lounge Banquet Accomodations Open to the Public Alex Ohison, P.G.A. Professional 285 4089 Norton, Mass. 285 3840 188 Oak Street Compliments of D. J. BARTLETT STAMP APPROVALS P.O. Box 497 Norton, MA 02766 transmission problems? Prpvent.Jt manfenance no.v could a. ' ' yo ' j hu- drea ot 59.95 If cou ' d solve your currsnt transrriMion problf rrs. Stop and go transmissions The Sign of dependable top quality wor at lowest pnces Free road test. Free Towing Free pick up and ctehvcry All work fully guaranteed. 4 1 7 Old Colony Rd. A+tleboro TeL 222-2434 166 SPONSORS Bobby Alves Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alves Ivan Annahij Zaid Annahij Anonymous Area Code (Band) Arlene and Morace Gus Babanikas Mary Babcock C. A. Baker Peter Baker The Bar+lett Family Bear Diana Berberian Beth Stormin ' Norman Blount Bob and Terry Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bogosh Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. 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