Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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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.

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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

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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