Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

NORTON PUBLIC LIBRARY MORTON, MASS 02 66 Norton High School Norton, Massachusetts SOJOURN 1984 1 Mrs. Karen Boucher has been a driving force in organizing class events and fundraisers. Her en- thusiastic approach to everything from algebra to the class picnic has helped to interest many students in both learning and school ac- tivities. As a class advisor, she has worked diligently on such events as the prom and the Spaghetti Supper. Her leadership and efforts to in- volve all members of the class in our activities has been an inspiration to us all, and . . . Throughout our years at Norton High School, Mr. Philip Gorman has upheld the strict code of discipline necessary in a public high school. In spite of this most difficult responsibility, he has remained close to the students and has earned not only our respect, but also our trust. As the advisor to Student Council, he has helped to promote involve- ment in student government; as a sports fanatic, he has been an ever-present spec- tator at our athletic events, and . . . Mrs. Elizabeth McKinley has been with our class from the very beginning. Her in- volvement in class activities and her encouragement in all our endeavors stem from a genuine concern about her students, both individually and as a class. Through her efforts, our class has organized many successful fundraisers and activities. She has helped to promote school spirit as well as education and has earned the respect and friendship of us all, and . . . fix? . . . .FOR ALL OF THIS AND SO MUCH MORE, WE WISH TO DEDICATE OUR YEARBOOK, SOJOURN ' 84, TO THESE THREE PEOPLE WHO HAVE GIVEN SO MUCH OF THEMSELVES TO NORTON HIGH SCHOOL. 4 6 10 DR. MAURICE J. SPLAINE, JR. While directing the Norton School System for many years. Dr. Splaine has exemplified leadership and responsibility. Although his duties prevent day to day contact with the students, his care and devotion to these students is evident in every aspect of Norton High School. He is truly One who breaks new paths into unfamiliar territory. MR. DANIEL F.WHEELER In his unending service to Norton High, Mr. Wheeler has devoted his time and energy to helping students understand the society in which they live. Lending a hand in all aspects of school business, Mr. Wheeler is a valued administrator who is highly respected by students and teachers alike, as One who implements noble ideals and principles with practical accomplishments. MR PHILIP R GORMAN For many years. Norton students have had the opportunity to receive support and aid from their vice-principal — Mr. Gorman. One can find Mr. Gorman just about anywhere, doing his best to improve the school he has helped build. His dedication to our school is unique, and he will never be forgotten for his ability to recognize a problem before it becomes an emergency. 12 DONNA ARCHIBALD PATRICIA ARMSTRONG JOHN ATWOOD FREDRIC BARTEK Physical Education Computer Programmer Guidance Social Science, Chairman Health is not a condition of mat- Every mind was made for You must begin with an ideal A man ' s feet should be planted ter , but of mind growth, for knowledge. and end with an ideal in his country, but his eyes should survey the world. DIANA BERBERIAN KAREN BOUCHER LAWRENCE BRASSARD Mathematics Mathematics Science To understand is hard Once Opinions cannot survive if one Science is no illusion. one understands, action is easy. has no chance to fight for them IOANCARDOZA JUDY CASSIDY RUTH CHURCH JANE CLANCY Physical Education Secretary Guidance Secretary English Let us run with patience the race Work is what you do so that Help yourself, and heaven will You can ' t turn back the clock, that is set before us sometime you won ' t have to do it help you but you can wind it up again anymore. IS NORMA CLOUTIER RUTH COSTA BARBARA DEPAOLA Business Business Business The secret of business is to The business of America is Always define your terms. know something that nobody else business. knows. JOSEPH DERY Social Science The next best thing to knowing something, is knowing where to find it. 1 GEORGE DEVALK Industrial Arts If you look at life one way, there is always cause for alarm LOUISE D ' ONOFRIO Business Think of ease, but work on KENDRA DUFFY English Above all, to thine own self be true. DIANNE ERLICH PETER HOLSTER FREDRICK KELLEY HOWARD KELLEY Business Aide Science Mathematics, Chairman Phys. Ed , Athletic Director They can do all because they Let me tell you the secret that Invent completely original Such strength as a man has he think they can has led me to my goal, my technologies. should use. strength lies soley in my tenacity 14 ANITA KENNISTON ARNOLD KENNISTON GRACE KIERNAN EILEEN KIESER Secretary Science, Chairman English, Chairman Mathematics Man has his will — but woman Men love to wonder, and that is Dream what you dare to dream, We learn neither by thinking nor has her way. the seed of science. go where you want to go, be by doing, but by thinking about what you want to be . . . live. what we are doing JOHN KIESER LAWRENCE LAROCQUE WILLIAM MACMULLEN, JR. Guidance Physical Education Music, Chairman There are two good things in life: There is no real wealth but the All the sounds of the earth are freedom of thought and freedom labor of man. like music. of action. ROBERT MAHER VERONICA MAHER CAROL MALONE DIANE MARTIN Languages, Chairman Librarian Special Needs Science The most beautiful thing in the Words are the only things that A teacher is one who can make Science is simply common sense world is freedom of speech. last forever. hard things easy. at its best. 15 I ELIZABETH MCKINLEY CATHERINE MELANSON Social Science Library Secretary To see what is right and not to Look upon the errors of others do it. is want of courage, or of in sorrow, not in anger. principle PAUL MONGEON Industrial Arts He who rules must humor as much as he commands. ALBERT NUTTALL Social Science Love truth and pardon error. ANNA NUTTALL PETER PELOQUIN EDNA PHILLIPS Home Economics Psychologist Mathematics Make happy those who are What you cannot enforce, do There are no sects in geometry near, and those farther will not command. come RICHARD PINO Industrial Arts, Chairman mm. i Jg EVELYN RAPOZA DOLORES ROBBINS EDWARD ROBBINS Business English Special Needs ' V you have knowledge, let Remember that happiness is a The secret of a good life is to We are all agents of the same others light their candle at it. way of travel not a destination have the right scale of virtue. supreme power the people. 16 KATHRYN ROGERS GENEVA ROUNDS LORNA RUSSELL DIANNE SCULLY Reading Home Economics, Chairman French Science Words are what hold society Philosophy is the science which On ne voit bien quavec le coeur Every science begins as together considers truth L ' essentiel est invisible pour les philosophy and ends as art yeux BEATRICE SMITH JACQUELINE TAUSEK RENE TELLIER English English Guidance ' We must form our minds by Nothing, surely, is more alive Be reasonable: no one can be reading deep rather than wide than a word perfect )OAN VITAL ALBERT WAGNER JACQUELINE YOUNG Math Special Needs Nurse If we cannot live so as to be hap- Happiness is the only good Illness is one of those things py, let us at least live so as to which a person should resist on deserve it principle 17 18 Aftosmes, Debra Allen, Ethel Allen, Jana 1st Row Leah Soccorro, Sec; Kim Benson, V Pres , Cyndee Dermody, Pres , Gretchen Sayce, Treas 2nd Row: Mrs. Maher, Mr. Nuttall, Mrs. Nuttall. Alphonse, Renee Anderson, Sean Andrews, David Andrews, Dina Astacio, Richard Banks, )anene Barac, David Bartley, Diane Beatrice, Judy Beland, Donny Belkner, |ohn Bellitti, Nancy Bennett, Steve Benson, Kim Bisazza, |ohn Bosh, Joseph Bosworth, Edgar Bourgeois, Richard Bowser, Dawn Briggs, Christa Brousseau, Raymond Brown, Debra Bryant, Karen Burke, Lisa Burrows, B. ). Campbell, Edward Carter, Cheryl Celeste, Kristin Chancey, Scott Chartier, Merrideth Clark, Brian Clark, Debra Collins, John Coolidge, Aaron Courchine, Regina 20 Crowley, Robert Currie, Linda Curtm, Paul Dawson, Kari DeFillippo, Cina Dennis, Michael Dermody, Cyndee DeSilva, Enka Diaz, Amy Dickerman, Debbie Dion, Louis Donahue, Diane Dowdall, Brad Dudley, Susan Earl, Steven Ekstrand, Fred Erlich, Michael Fernandes, Peter Florentine Chris Fitzgerald, Holli Fonger, Gale Fortes, Anthony Fortun, Chris Gagne, Melissa George, Melissa Giarusso, Michelle Giroir, Michael Girelli, Tammie Goldman, lonathan Goldman, Lauren Gomm. Thomas Gonsalves, Edward Goodwin, Gidget Green, Sean Grieve, Theresa Griffin, Christine Hamm. David Hansen. Pam Hansen. Rachel Harding, Donna Hottenrott. Danielle Huber, loanne Hyora. Heidi ladonisi. Larrv Hutchinson. Michelle lacobs. Michael lohnston. Charlie lohnston. Michelle ■ lordon, Carolyn Joyce, Debbie Kalasinsky, Kenny Kantelis, Dina Kennelly, Martha King, Cynthia Kinney, Steven Koppinger, Kerry LaBlanc, Eric LaPierre, Mark Laramee, Michelle Larkm, )oe Larson, Eric Lavoie, Michelle Lee, Eileen Livant, Ted Lovenng, Toby MacDonald, Diana MacDonald, Kim MacKinnon, Michael £1 in i 1 Dawn Munier, Cretchen Sayce, Eric Pane, Michelle Hutchinson, Diane Bartley, and Kari Dawson have a little fun. 22 V t Macomber, Shana Maher, Nicole Malloy, Maureen Maloney, David Mann, Candy Mansfield, Priscilla Marino, loey Martel, Pauline May, Sandy McCaffrey, Heather Mclntyre, Kim McKenna, Lisa McQuade, Heather Moore, Kathleen Moreau, )ayne Mowry, Michael Munier, Dawn Murray, Gail Myers, Launa Nickerson, Tina O ' Brien, Eric O ' Connell, Karen O ' Connor, Paul O ' Shea, Erin O ' Shea. Kelly Pane, Eric Piciandria, Dean Pierce. Cherie Pierce, Karen Pike, Candy Popat, Alka Poreda, Al Prophet, lamie Reed, Tracy Ricci, Danielle Robbins, Kim Rodngues. Knsten Roe, Linda Salley, Beth Sayce, Gretchen Scagnoli, lill Scott, Jennifer Scott, Raymond Shaul, William Shaw, Mike Shields, Sandy Shockaroo. Dan Sicard, limmy 23 Simmons, Alicia Smedberg, Diane Smith, Brad Smith, Erin Smith, lennifer Smith, Peter Socorro, Leah Souza, Jimmy Spittell, Valerie Stewart, Lisa Strother, Tyler Sullivan, Paul Taff, Michael Talbot, Bobbi-lo Terrio, Chris Tierney, Michael Treeful, |ohn Turnage, Sam Tuttle, Shannon Waite, Karen Wallace, Robin Walsh, Barry Watson, Brian Watson, Mary- Anne Weatherby, Dawn Webb, Kelly White, Scott Zaniboni, William Zommer, Lora Gonsalves, Paul Right: Chen Pierce performs with the majorettes at the Exciting Saturday Game. 0 ft ft v r PS ■ 7 A ■ M t i fP ( ft 0 ft Jl Missing: Bears, Kim Brassil, Sean Bratton, Tim Cabral, Laurie Dalrymple, Jeff Ducharme, Bruce Fitzgerald, John Hellwege, Kristine Hines, William LaCivita, Stephen Lashua, Stacey Layton, John Loring, )ay Pfeifer, Charles Roberts, Chris Rodrigues, Brad Rowe, Linda Stewart, Robert Talbot, Dorothy Tyra, Ronnie Weston, Eric Williams, Lynn Worthley, David 24 Aeker, Frank Acker, Fred Ambrose, Walter Amirault, Christine Andrews, Wayne Banks, )eff Barboza, David Beatrice, Lillian Bennett, Corrme Berzins, Liga Bisazza, )immy Bogosh, Chris Bouchard-Hall, Robert Brennan, Kristen Brooks, Michele Brown, Nate Burgess, Bill Burke, Bill Carme, Rhonda Caswell, Mark Chancey, Richard Chancey, Robert Christie, Kathy Cordeiro, Richard Corrigan, Kim Cotton, Stacey Crowley, Doug Crum, Greg Curran, Ellen Davis, Maureen First Row: Chris Amirault — Treas., Christal Kmetz — Pres , Karen Eno - Vice-Pres , Stacey Cotton — Sec. Second Row: ADVISORS - Mr. DeValk, Mrs. Kieser, Ms. Phillips. DeFreitas, Richard Depot, Rene Derouin, Scott Donais, Roger Ducharme, lean Ducharme, loan Dunlap, John Echevarria, Lisa Eigemann, Alex Eno, Karen Finch, )ohn Fitzgerald, Tommy Fortes, Chris Foster, Chris Fraatz, lerry Fulvi, Ramon George, Kellie Cibbs, Aimee Consalves, Mark Gray, Sheila Greene, Tasha Guerrini, Jim Hannon, Sean Harlow, Lynne Hays, Stacey Hill, Timmy Holmes, Kristen Hudson, Donna Hughes, Cinda lodonisi, Carmin Ingalls, Karen Instasi, Keith Jackson, Lori Jacome, Michelle )enney, Cheryl Jolly, Mike lordan, David Kaufhold, Stacey Kennedy, Bill King, Deanna Kmetz, Christal Koenig, Wendy Kressley, Jill Lacillade, Mark Laidlaw, AnneMane LaPierre, Denise Lawlor, Shawn Ledoux, Lisa n 2 ft 0. 0 0 Jil ft a 26 Lee, Mary Lees, Katie Lehmkull, Robert Lehr, Tammy Lent, Sherri LeRoy, Michelle Levesque, Ronald Lombard, Terri Lombardo, Mary Martin, Andrew McDougall, Joe McKillop, Louise McMann, John Melley, Lisa Mercier, Robert Mills, )oanne Mims, Ashley Morris, David Moscuzza, Lori Moynihan, Darlene Mullis, Tina Mummola, Dina Murray, Kevin Nicolazzo, Tracey Norris, Karleen Nuttall, Steve O ' Connell, Debra O ' Malia. Brenda O ' Toole, Carol Orlando, Patty Paille, Pam Pcolka, Melanie Peck, Rose-Marie Peck, Stephen (Missing) Borges, David Cahill, luhe Deptula, Michael Desfosses, Stephen Eddy, Richard Consalves, Peter LaCombe, William Lenoci, Donna Manuel, Diane McDougall. Ronald Nicholson, Christopher Petel, Nupam Rich, David Sirtoh, |oe Smith. Sara Tmgley, Steven Mike Wilson, Beth Wagner, Kevin Murray, Patty Orlando 27 Peffer, Melissa Peters, lohn Phillips. Stephanie Pierce, Keith Pierce, Kim Pmocci, Elizabeth Polk, Chris Popat, Harsha Precourt, Cherie Prophet, Heidi Reed, Renee Regan, Jim Rego, Lisa Reynolds, Paul Rubin, Alison Salley, Cathy Sargent, David Scagnoli, Peter Scaringi, Stephen Shambre, Scott Shaw, David Shaw, |ohn Sicard, Mia Silva, Dianne Simmons, Kenny Sorel, lohn Teixeira, Brad Teixeira, Kathy Teixeira, Kendra Teixeira, Kyle Teixeira, Martha Tibbert, Terri Tremblay, Renee Trmkler, Rochelle Turner, Andy Turner, Robbie Vassalotti, Dennis Wagner, Beth Wain, Brad Watson, Greg White, Chris Williams, May Wilson, Mike Wright, Mark York, Kraig Zwicker, Mike Front Row: Jennifer Mackesy, Student Rep.; Anja Kola, Sec; Sandra Ferrini, Pres ; Katherine Bassett, Vice- Pres ; Barbara Curran, Treas.; Patricia Coolidge, Student Rep. Back Row: Mr Holster, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Tausek. Allen, Robert Altobello, Deb Askew, Chris Asselm, Kris Bachand, Keri Bam, Roy Banks, Shawn Barrett, Lisa Bartlett, jane Bassett, Kathy Beattie, Bill Boulay, Denise Brady, Scott Brassil, Robert Brown, Julie Cabrai, ludy Casassa, Theresa Cassidy, Amy Cochran, Tim Colbert, Dawn Connell, Lisa Connolly, Peter Connor, Laura Coolidge, Patty Corbeil. Edward Corey, Penney Cota, Eric Coughlin. Edward Courchine. Debbie Curelop. left 29 Curran, Barbara Danue, Lorraine DeChellis, Lisa DeChellis, Lori Dermody, Michelle Dion, Denise Doyle, Janet Dudley, Christine Dunlap, Kim Eberle, David Everson, Michael Faustrum, Stacey Ferguson, Richard Ferrini, Sandra Finch, Bruce Flynn, Kevin Gaidelis, Marybeth Franco, Tammy Gagnon, Roger Giarrusso, Michael Gove, Raymond Green, Charles Green, Jennifer Green, Wanda Greene, Keith Grieve, Edward Grieve, Jacqueline Guariglia, Chris 30 Custafson, Todd lenny Mackesy and Sandy Ferrini kick off Michael Everson really enjoys his their shoes and enjoy the Homecoming classes, dance 9 ft OA ft? ft Hansen, Kathy Houghton, Susan Hyora, Linda lewett, Kelly lohnston, Paul lones, Robert Kazanan. Steven Kelley, Peter Kennelly, |ohn Kleber, David Kleber. Eric Kola, Anja Larson, Arnold Limber, Joseph Logan, Linda Lucier, Mathew Lynch, Cheryl Mackesy, lennifer Macumber, Stacey McCarry, Todd Milosh, Chester Mouradian, Eric Murray. Kathleen Norris, Suzanne O ' Connor, Tracy Ossa. lamie Pane. Laurie Peck, Phillip Pereira, John Perez, Marcus Pierce, Lisa Polk, )ames Powers, Brian Powers, Cheryl Proulx, Robert Reeves, Lori Roberts, Gary Rose, Mike Rutkovskis, Sabine Salley, Tina Sargent, Andy Sears, Richard Sirois, Mary jane Sutton, Daniel Symons, Cathy Taylor, Eric Teixeira, Frank Thatcher, David Thatcher, Douglas Thompson, David Veader, Al Walker, Lisa Warchal, Mary Watson, Gary Zaccardi, Deborah 33 A CONTINENTAL VIEW OF NORTON HIGH THE NETHERLANDS Patricia van Amerom Patricia says that she likes the fact that Norton is a small town since it has made it easier to meet people; she comes from a large school in. She enjoys her classes also, partly because a greater variety is offered here than is in her school. Her enthusiasm about our school is most obvious when she talks about her in- volvement in sports and the Senior Class Play: I . . . love activities . . . through these ... I have met several good friends and have worked hard to be part of a team. WEST GERMANY Ulrike Stephani Ulrike says that a lot of things are done differently here from the way they are done at her school in Hamburg, Germany. Here she has had the opportunity to choose all of her classes; in Germany, she does not. She particularly likes her English class here since there is emphasis on writing essays rather than just on learning grammar. She also has enjoyed the chance she has had to play sports — a chance she says she has not had in Germany. She expresses her thoughts in these areas succintly, I like the freedom. Both Patricia and Uli have expressed their thanks to the students and teachers at Norton for helping them when they had trouble, and for being understanding in every way that they could. They also would like to extend special thanks to their host families and to Mr. Wheeler and Mr. Gorman. Both students have said how much it means to them to graduate here with us. They should realize, however, that they are very special to us. They have brought something to Norton High School which we will not forget - their own continental views. By bringing their views, they have let us see Norton in a light we could not have seen it, and have expanded our horizons, making us more aware of other countries and cultures. The most impor- tant thing they have given to us, however, is their friendship. 34 1984 Our class advisors and officers have organized our class activities since September of our Freshman year. Although officers have changed since then, they have all done a fine job in leading our class through many successful fundraisers, from Current stationery our first year to NFL and Lancer litter baskets. Other successful activities include our Junior Prom held at the King Phillip Ballroom on May 6, 1983, the senior class picnic, the spaghetti sup- per, and the senior class play. The past officers who have been so dedicated are Presidents: Phil Sicard, Freshman year; Dana Kelley, Sophomore and Junior years; Vice Presidents: Ines Rutkovskis, Freshman and Sophomore years and Lori Kmetz, Junior year; Treasures: Paul Sigman, Freshman year, Laura Amirault Sophomore and Junior years; and Secretary Lisa Marchase for the three years. This year ' s officers are President Laura Amirault, Vice President Lori Kmetz, Treasurer Cathy Aftosmes, and Secretary Lisa Marchase. All the officers, past and present, acknowledge and appreciate the help and support of the advisors, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. Boucher, Mr. Dery, and Mr. Brassard. CATERINA I. AFTOSMES Cathy Hey Laure Rosecraft kid and jungle cat Brennan Logic ' . Wemer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Street of Dreams Activities: Class Treasurer (4), Pep Club (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Senior Class Play (4), Prom Committee (3), Dance Committee (1, 3, 4), D A H.S. (4) Above the cloud with its shadow is the star with its light. RANELLE MARIE ALTOBELLO Ranelle Ion Parties . Concerts . let ' s go to the beach . . Are we late again ' . . . CLOUD 9 Life is part reality and part dream; me, I like dreams. LAURA | AMIRAULT ' Laura Hi!! . . Camaros California . Steve, wanna go skiing? Good luck S.U. Really?? Cowboys . BooBoo, Let ' s not fight Biddies . . ya know ' Activities: National Honor Society (2, 3, President 4), Class Treasurer (2, 3, President 4), Colorguard (1, 2, 3), Math Club (1), Track (2), Yearbook (2, 3, Co-Editor 4), Daughters of American Revolution (4) It ' s the fool that plays it cool by making his world a little colder MARY ANN AUCOIN Red Your friend Julie, Kathy, Tamra Activities: Cross Country (2), Track (1, 2), Softball (3, 4), Basketball (1,2, 3, 4) Never underestimat e a friend ]AMES AVILA )im Pakalolo, Wines Rules, Keg Party, 69 Harley Davidson, 714, Slam, Iron Maiden, BUD Things ust couldn ' t be the same ' Cause I ' m as free as a bird now, and this bird you ' ll never change. CAROL D. BAILEY Beattle Bailey Funny, friendly, and always likes to boogie down! Happiness is the number one matter KIM A. BARRETT Kimmy Jack forever . 12 28 82 Kinky Rita ' s friend . Molson ' s . Southern Comfort Activities Guidance Aide (2) The love in your heart wasn ' t fxit there to stay, love isn ' t love ' til you give it away. ALAN A BAKER Al Hey man . . Hey Babe . joking in English and Metal shop . . . Crisp! . . . Outta here! . . . Barrowsville Fightin ' , Killin ' , wine and women, gonna put me to my grave . . . Lyin ' , hidin ' , livin ' and dyin ' , nothing left to save But my life. JEANNE CATHERINE BARTLEY leanne Capebound JM ' s other half 6 24 83 . Aria-Kelly and Tracie Lynne - I want out 1 Anti-snow comm. . There ' s always room for more on the BIG MATTRESS 1 There are two things to aim at in life first, to get what you want, and after that to enjoyit. SUSANNE A. BEATON Sue I know who Karen is! . . . 10 29 83 ... I can ' t take this world anymore Oysterville Ex- perience . . Lori - want to? ... Another gift package left at Freeman-McD ' s? . . Kim — want me to drive? . . . Les — Pomanjou lives! Activities: Volleyball (2, 3, 4), Chorus (1,3,4), Pur- ple Key (4), Newspaper (2), Spaghetti Supper (4), Prom Committee (3), Varsity Club (4), Pep Club (2, 3) A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of (wo)men. MARIA A. BERNARD Maria left forever . Iron Maiden Blackberry . . . Ranelle admit it you ' re an airhead . . . The Doors . . . California There are things that are known and things that are unknown and between them lie ' The Doors. ' FRANKLIN BERNARD Frank Outta here . I ' m still working on the house . . Really, Maria, I like it this way ... So long Life goes on long after the thrill of living is gone. 37 4 -m -.MimW LORI ANN BILEAU Lori Carf The Oysterville Experience Patty Pan, Blue and Pixie . . we ' ve got something in com- mon Disney tunes for 2 . Les ' best friend Sue, who ' s Karen ' 10 29 83 Les, I think it ' s human HIDE BEHIND THE ROBO - 9 14 83 The only rose without thorns - 10 13 79 . . . Sue - want to ' Another gift package left at Freeman-McDV Activities: Colorguard (2, 3, 4), Student Council (1), Prom Committee (3), Guidance Aide (3, 4), Ski Club (4), Yearbook Staff (1), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Pep Club (2, 3) Friendship is the golden thread that ties the hearts ot all the world. TODD J BLANCHETTE Todd What ' s up Doug? . The sky . Springers . . . Maine and all those beautiful girls . (The Burial) . . . Midnight Sun Activities: Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Stage Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1) Born to be wild. COLLEEN MARIE BLITHE Coll Benatar 1 Terry R. ' sister ' . . . Seriously! . . . Wicked ' . Dorchester trips! The Weekend 1 What ' . Humma! Activities: Track (2, 3, 4 Captain), Pep Club (1), Softball Manager (1), Basketball Manager (3) Love is such a fine line, the finest line I ' ve known, but sorrow is no lifeline, when you ' re all alone STEPHEN PAUL BOYER Beeben Smooth CB750K cruising Tncia For 2 Ext 276 The best is yet to come You get nothm ' Activities. Football (1), Basketball (1, 2, 3, Captain 4) Who loves not women, wine, and song. Re- mains a fool his whole life long TODD A BRAMWELL Todd Sam forever . . . 69 Camaro 9 2 83 . . Crash SC. A Sam are you mad at me ' I ' m late again Mr Gorman Scott Let ' s have a party down at the Girl Scout Camp Sam - I LOVE YOU! Activities Football (1) ' The besr relationship is one where there is no third party involved. KELLY ANNE BRENNAN Kel Traci ' s bestest buddy Watch it! Master plans A-2 lohnny Baby A commuting . . . Aria- leanne and Tracie Live from NY: PSCWU Hey Darryl — Guess What ' Stories from the old folks home There ' s always room for one more on the BIG MATTRESS! Activities. Cheerleadmg (1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4), Competition Cheerleadmg (3, Co-Captain 4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, Executive Board 4), Varsity Club (2, 3, 4), Purple Key (4), Yearbook Staff (4) Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. PATRICE MARIE MISHELLE BROWN Trice William Boston That ' s the joint . . . Hey Nid, check him and his designer jeans out . . . Nance shut that door 1 . Riunite . . . PIRT Activities: Basketball (1), Track (3), Student Coun- cil (3), Newspaper (1), Prom Committee (1), Guidance Aide (1), Gym Aide (2) Love means the attributes of the lover are changed into those of the beloved. EDWARD L BURGESS Beak 4 7 81 MLBEBHG forever . You can do it . . . Beach Prep New Hampshire Scott and Dave ' s friend SMEG . Kim, I LOVE YOU 1 Fire Fighter. Activities: Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1, 2), Skiing (1, 2, 3, 4) Don ' t Dream it. Be it! ROSEANNE CARLEVALE Rose Always and forever 11 21 83 The store ' Who did it Jen ' Hey Carol, It ' s 1 1 38 Let ' s go . . I ' m hungry loelle and Brenda quit hors- ing around, just type Barbara and Chris ' s friend forever Oh no Barb we ' re late again . . , Jeff and Ray I ' ll call you back Ciao Activities Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Honors (1, 2, 4), Prom Committee (3), Purple Key (4), Year- book (4), Business Manager (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), MIT (4), Senior Class Play (4) You don ' t get to choose how you ' re going to die, or when, you can only decide how you ' re going to live. Now JOEL CARLSON Joel Hi |oe! . . . I really shouldn ' t work so hard! . . Fer- nandes . . Ann ' s Place Activities: Honor Roll (1, 2, 3) If we live in our imaginations we will be free forever. JAMES CODY Jim 74 Camaro Smooth . Sailing takes me away . . . Beeb let ' s do some beating Activities: Basketball (1), Track (1, 3, 4), Golf (2), Ski Club (1,2, 3, 4) Wit makes its own welcome and levels all distinctions. LISA CONNOR Lisa Mike forever Iron Maiden . . . Scorpions Winos Rule More Mike Hey Ranelle — Hi Ranelle Wendy - baby winos?? Hi Wa- Wa . . Sam — Raant! . . . Parties . More Mike . . . I ' m outta here! Activities: Band (2, 3), Track (1, 2), Prom Commit- tee (3) If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you, it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t, it never was 39 CHARLOTTE A. CORBEIL Charlotte Dave 4 13 83 ' 68, 69, and 70 CAMARO Eddie and Dave, my Camaro ' s better, It ' s an SS (nana!) . . Harry ' s spaghetti and mushrooms . Where ' s my brother Led ' . Airhead ' Being vicious with Lisa . Mustang Mach I and Bar- racuda I DID IT ' I got it all together, but I forgot where I put it. KIMBERLY COUCH Shorty Orange Mittens Troubles T , 2, 3 — H.R - Richie L do you think they ' ll catch on?!? . . . All-star . . . Sue-eee! . . . Smiles The last of the Couch gang morning after - night before Activities: Cross Country (1), Track (2), Field Hockey (2, 3, 4), Basketball (1), Varsity Club (3, 4), T.A.P (1), Pep Club (1, 4), Drama Club (3, 4), Ski Club (4), Chorus (1, 3), Guidance Aide (1, 2, 3, 4), Gym Aide (2, 3), Newspaper Staff (2), Yearbook Business Staff (4), Senior Spaghetti Supper (4), Senior Class Play (4), Honor Roll (3, 4) Lord, Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference JOHN C. COSTA John 1970 Camaro . , Linda, Linda, and more Linda . . . lack, Steve, and Brian ' s friend my pillows Activities: Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Football (1, 3, 4 ), Basketball (1), Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Varsity Club ( 1, 2, 3, 4) If you love something, set it free; if it comes back, it ' s yours If it doesn ' t, it never was. TIMOTHY P. CROGAN Tim Hey Donny, Let ' s go to McDonald ' s Girls, Todd and Scott next time you have a party I ' ll come Activities Football (1), Ski Club(1, 2, 3, 4) If you have tried something and tailed, you are vastly better off than if you had tried nothing and succeeded CHRISTOPHER COTTERILL Chris Barrowsville . . . 714 . . , Lunch- Goodies ... I ' m outta Here!!! A real man doesn ' t show his strength by fighting, he shows it by walking away. BRIAN W CROWLEY Brian Athletic lack, Urb, and lohn ' s friend Party with the B ' s Hapless Jeff, another chance in Mansfield Activities: Golf (2, 3), Football (1, 4), Baseball (1, 2), Basketball (1, 2, 4), Tennis (3, 4) ' The only way to have a friend is to be one 40 SCOTT M.EBERLE Eb QUIET . . . I ' m not really quiet. I just wanna graduate . Where ' s my car? Activities: Football (3, 4) Please don ' t ask me to keep in step - it ' s hard enough just to stay in line. JUNE C ECHEVARRIA June Uli — pooh ' s best friend Ernie, can I borrow your car 4th ' Hey Barry, Shut Up 1 Buffy ' s partner in crazmess (Stir Crazy!) Lisa ' s twin ' Brian and Scott ' s friend . Michelle we have no friends 10 26 83. Activities: Student Council (1, 2), Cheering (2), Band (1, 2, Uni Mgr 3, 4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3), Prom Committee (3), Computer Club (1), Year- book Staff (Assistant Editor 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Senior Sleepout (4) to change you must first change on the inside then work on the outside MARY ANN EKSTRAND M.A.E Bill ILYB tired Hey Guys ' SMILE ' Work. Activities Cheerleadmg (1, 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Ski Club (2, 4), Varsity Club (2, 3, 4), Prom Committee (3), Yearbook Staff (4), Home Room Rep (4) ' To make the world a friendly place, one must show a friendly face. DARRYL M. ELLIOTT Darryl Intown Digger . gumbi Chipatawpich — Kelly? . . . Wush! . . . and more wush . . . Good times-zone Fierce Foursome Activities: Senior Sleepout (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Prom Committee (3), Honor Roll Love hurts only to those who fall in love. DONALD FAGAN Donny Lowenbrau Well Hey . . McDonald Raids Hockey What are you high ' Queffer . . . Motorcycles Kari You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. LISA A. FISHER Lisa Eddie . . 12 5 83 . Wendy ' s Good Times with EC, C C , and D M !!! Being vicious with Charlotte . P.T and L P No Way . . Talk, Talk, Talk, I MADE IT! Activities: Prom Committee (3) Live a Little and be Happy!! 43 CWEN S. FORD Gwen MARY A. FOLEY Mary Mike forever Ranelle, we ' re late again! . . . Michelle — hungry? Newport Ave . . New York? ? ? . . . You ' ll get over it . . . Half our lives are spent wishing for the future, the other half is trying to forget the past Boston . Blah, Blah, Blah . . puggles . . . fun Chinese food Quiet Riot napkin-a-grams Activities: Library Aide (1, 2, 3), Gym Aide (3, 4), English Aide (4), Purple Key (4), Computer Club (1), Honor Roll (1,2, 3, 4) Happiness is a butterfly; when pursued, it is always just beyond your grasp, but if you sit down quietly, it may alight upon you. ION C. FRAATZ Jou Susan 714 Barrowsville Hendrix . . The Doors Iron Maiden MORK LIVES. ' The story of life is quicker than the wink of an eye The story of love is hello and good-by until we meet again SUZANNE ELIZABETH GADDY Gabby USCCC VIGILANT . . 9 27 83 . . . blah . . . blah . . . blah . . . Beth ' s better half . . . Micky D ' s . . . green Hi Pink and Purple! Paul, do you have any money I can borrow? Activities: English Aide (2, 3, 4), Library Aide (1, 2), Colorguard (2, 3, 4), Purple Key (4), Prom Com- mittee (3), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (4), Newspaper (1, 2), Yearbook Staff (4) I ' m glad I paid little attention to good advice; I might have been saved from some valuable mistakes. NIDI A E. GAMBOA Nid Buzz Funk forever . . . peach brandy . . Patrice ' s sister Donna, Nancy, Kim, and Ellen ' s buddy Good Wek Sen Activities: Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2, 3), Student Council (1, 2, 3), Newspaper (1, 2), Class Treasurer (4), Girls ' State (3) A smile is worth more than just a thousand words. JOHN |. GAMBOA John Street life . . . G.Q Magazine a gigolo? . going through the motions Though life has many harrowing situations, they don ' t mean a thing if you can ' t dress for them. 44 MARTIN JOSEPH GOMM Jinx Computers horseback riding camping and exploring . . movies . music art travel. Live on the happiness of today and forget your (ears of tomorrow JUNE CAUDINO June Alan forever . . . 6 19 81 . . Children ' s Studio . . . I MADE IT!! . . Live today - dream tomorrow Camaro RECINA M GOODINE Dolly Nashville Wanna Leave I don ' t know . . You turkey F M B Activities Drama ( 3, 4), Cheering (4), Tennis (3), Color Guard (2), Prom Committee (4), Yearbook Staff (4), Ski Club (2. 3, 4) We don ' t know what our future will be like, but we can be happy and work today to make our futures bright DENISE A CRAY Denise Nanci ' s best friend . Boston . . Maryann, Lisa, Kendra, Sandy ' s friend . . Hey Nane ski much? . . . Kendra, want to go for pizza?! Activities: Colorguard (1), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Tennis (2), Cheering (3), Varsity Club (3), Ski Club (2, 4), Purple Key (4), Prom Comm. (3) If you imagine it you can achieve it. If you dream it, you can become it. JONATHAN S. GREEN Jon Aston Martin — 1 ... Mark ' s money machine . . . Hey Bob, come over for a minute . . . Me- Man College, watch out — it ' s floor party time . . . studying . . . Ugh . Money makes more Money . . (Let the good times roll forever!!) Activities: Computer Club (4), Yearbook Business Staff (4) As long as you try in life, you will always suc- ceed in the end. MICHAEL H GREEN Mike 74 Valiant . . . Music . . . Rush Fly by Night Lowenbrau. Activities: Honor Roll ( 1) Life is like a wheel, rolling on and on. 45 DAVID C. HALL Dave Sue The great pumpkin caper NPSA funny mornings )im do a hermie Ed and Scott ' s friend Rush Beach Prep . . . Activities: Football (1,2,3,4), Track (1,2,3, Capt 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Pep Club (3, 4), Ski Club (4), Senior Sleepout (4) ' We only laugh at those instances of moral ab- surdity to which we are conscious we ourselves are not liable DONALD W HANSEN III Donny LesleyAnn Diz Hey Mai ' luicy Fruit What ' s up Cumby ' Kazoobie . Carfawits . . . Fearsome Foursome Activities Football (1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Capt ), Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Capt ), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4 Co- Capt ), Spaghetti Supper (4), Purple Key (4), Stu- dent Government Day (3), Boys ' State (3), Senior Class Play (4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Yearbook Staff (4), Senior Sleep Out (4) The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. CARRY | HERRICK Herrick Chris — . . . Van Halen Zero ' s . . . Getty ... I guess so Metal shop four Rock and Roll auto body . Hockey . . . PARTY. Everybody wants some; I want some, too JOHN R. HIRD )un Bala It ' s Miller time, boys . . . Van Halen Doug, Let ' s boot it Shelly, Dave ' s on the phone Two local hombrais Michelle my love forever . . Gotta get some tang Ol ' ZZ Top Turned from hunted to hunter, gonna hunt somebody down. SHAUNNA M. HOOLEY Shady Lady Lisa ' s partner in crime 1 Led Zeppelin Black Sabbath party time! Love is like an ocean; thy waves are deep and true blue, infinite and deep as my love exists for you. IENNY LYNN HOLMES lenny Hey, how ' s it going? . . . What a bargain! Warwick . . We ' re making history There ' s always more room on the BIG MATTRESS. Activities: Math Club (Pres 4), Drama Club (3, Treas 4), J.A. (2, V P. 3, 4), Computer Club (2, 3, 4), Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Prom Comm (3), Student Govt. (3) The happiest people seem to be those who have no particular cause for being happy except that they are so MICHELLE A HOWE Michelle Ed forever and always Dorothy think of a new excuse PARTY )udas Priest Rush Mary ' s partner in crime Ask me no questions and I ' ll tell you no lies JOELLE ANDREA HOTTENROTT )oe Mark ILU 6 22 83 Direct Connection SPIRIT Popsicles Florida Paul McCart- ney Dream on, Activities Purple Broom (2), Honor Roll (1, 3, 4) A friend is one with whom you dare to be yourself RAYMOND P JACK Doctor | lokes fun loving everybody ' s friend Mr kelley ' s helper . . . Activities Office Aide (-1). Basketball Mgr (-4) Better to have tried and lost than not have tried at all RAYMOND S. JACKSON Ray Kaz! 55 He ' s a ball player . We ' ll be all square fuicy Fruit Bob and Ernie ' s cohort. Activities: Football (1, 2, 3, Capt. 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1), Track (3, 4 Capt ), Purple Key (4), Class Play (4) Calmness, poise, and balance, are the masters of human life. ROSEMARIE A JEANNOTTE Rose Bacar- Rick Forever - - Deb ' s partner in crime di and Mountain Dew Laughter is just a smile that ' s gone out of control BRIAN R JENNEY Brian Ah kids come on people Maggot Scouting uh. excuse me The gang ' s all here Activities Band ( 1. 2. V Pres 3. Pres 4), Student Council (3, V Pres 4), Yearbook (4), Basketball Mgr (2, 3). Purple Key (4), Who ' s Who Among American H S Students. Jewish War Veterans Classmates of Today Neighbors of Tomorrow ' Too many people itch for what they want without scratching for it 4 TAMMY ). JOHNSON Tammy Maggot Ralph Martha ' s Vineyard 82 ' . Froggy I need a vacation Activities Volleyball (2. 3, 4), Basketball (2, 3, 4), Softball (2, 3, 4), Prom Committee (3), Yearbook Staff (4), Purple Key (4), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (4) ' The only way to have a friend is to be one KENDRA JOHNSTON Kendra Marco Yes I ' m getting married . Marco See my ring Marco Southseas, here I come . Good-bye Norton All my dreams come true. JOHN E. JONES John ZZ Top Led Zep The Who everyone should laugh PARTY . . . Ride a Harley Ur- bay . Phoenix. hope I die before I get old because I ' m going to California with my cheap sunglasses and a pocket full of gold LYNN M KAUFHOLD Lynn lohn 4ever Led Zeppelin quarters A friend is one with whom you dare to be yourself LORI L. KMETZ Lorus Hairy bears 2 for 1 on Wednesdays Sissy and Poodle and Belevadear Friendly Bibs . Airborn Men Hey Mimzie. Activities Computer Club (1, 2, 3), Drama Club (3, 4), Club Officer (1,2, 4), Ski Club (3, 4), A P T. (1), S.S. Teacher (3, 4), Youth Croup (1, 2, 3, 4), Who ' s Who (3, 4), N E D T (3). Dreams are true while they last but, do we not live in dreams? THOMAS M KELLEHER Tom Michelle tease the fearsome foursome What ' s up Cumby ' Hey Nevo Mi helle Activities Eootball (1), Baseball (2), Track (3), Prom Comm ( i), Ski Club ( 3, 4) The spectacle of a human being responding mechanically to an unexpected situation LESLEYANN LAIDLAW Les Donny Diz Lon ' s Best Friend Disney tunes for 2 Who ' s Karen ' 10 29 83 Lori, I think it ' s human ' ! Hide behind the Ro- Bo 9 14 83 . the only rose without thorns 10 31 79 Activities Yearbook Staff (3, 4, Asst. Ed.). Student Council (3. 4, Secretary), National Honor Society (3, 4), Cheerleader (3. 4), Purple key (4), Color Guard (2, 4), Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4), Prom Com- mittee (3), Tennis (2), Ski Club (4) Make new friends, but keep the old; those are silver, these are gold DANA KRISTEN KELLEY Dana D K Rob THE POLICE. Aug 10. 1983 Hey Woozie ' apples that ' s wicked queer the master Ethel ' mint chip you must be kidding me There ' s always room for more on the BIG MATTRESS ' Activities Field Hockey (2. 3. Co-Capt 4), Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Class Pres (2. 3), Yearbook, Assistant Ed (4). Basketball Mgr ( i, 4). Student Council (1, 2. 3. 4), Ski Club (1, 2. 3, 4). Purple Key (4). N E D T (2) ' ' If music be the food of love, pla y on TRACIE ANN LALIBERTE Trace Kelly ' s bestest buddy wathit ' masterplans A-2 Space case Road Pizza Good Luck ' She ' s a Beauty Live from NY-PSCNU ARGA leanne and Kel 8 buck ' s Ciao babe There ' s always room for more on the BIG MATTRESS Activities Drama Club (3, 4). Nat Honor Society (2, 3, 4), Ski Club (3, 4), Purple Key (4), D and F Club(1, 2, 3, Treas 4). Beach Prep (3, 4) If you ' ll believe in me, I ' ll believe in you PAMELA |. LaROSEE Pam Quiet Mary ' s Friend . . . David . . Music . . . Karen ' s friend . . . David - T.L.A. Activities: Softball (3, 4), Purple Key (4) If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you it ' s yours; if it doesn ' t, it never was. SAMANTHA A. LASHUA Sam Ranelle give me a ride home . . . Slam . . . Wino ' s . . . M.J.D . Rant . . Aerobics Iron Maiden .1 forgot what I was going to say Activities: Colorguard (1, 2), Gym Aide (4), Spaghetti Supper (4) Things may happen to make me cry, but life goes on and so must I LORIANN LaVALLEY L ' Oreal Friendly . always laughing . . . Bobby ' s Roller Way . . . Boyer, stop being a pest? Activities: Purple Key (4), Purple Broom, Spaghetti Supper If you love something, set it free, and if it returns, it ' s all yours to be LISA A. MACKESY Crackles Steve . . . Shaunna ' s partner in crime Cum . More Steve . 9 5 83 . Shaunna ' s apt. Activities: Junior Achievement (2, 3, 4), Purple Key (4), Honor Roll (1,2, 4) Smile and the world will wonder what you ' ve been up to! LISA A MARCHESE Boom-Boom ' lune ' s twin?? Ken, open the Good Answer 1 ! . . . Hi ya Sue! Hi honey! . . locker please . SNSD Activities: Cheering (1, Capt. 2, 3), Volleyball (1), Tennis (Capt. 2), Class Secretary (3, 4), Ski Club (1-4), Yearbook (4), Prom Committee (3), Student Council (1-4), Pep Club ( 1 , 3), Senior Sleepout (4) The love in your heart wasn ' t put there to stay, love isn ' t love till you give it away. MICHELLE A. MANN Michelle Unpredictable . Donald - my pain . . Van Dora Barbizon . Sam — the perfect love life. Activities: Gym Aide (4) I ' m not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. 50 CHRISTOPHER MARCOLINI Chris Bye Guys I ' m workin ' now Remember Me? Activities Purple Broom ' 7 never thought I ' d see the day NANCY | MARTIN Nanc Boo Boo 4 30 83 . . Dighton turn the page happy hour Mildred Whoo Ha . . . Drone ramble on Everyday you waste is one day that you (annot make up SUSAN A McDERMOTT Shorty Sheryl. don ' t forget to study and do your homework Carolyn, you talk too much, so be quiet hi Loriann. what ' s up ' Food, always eating somethm ' from her lunch when someone sees her Always smiling more food especially Cranola bars Activities Purple Broom. Purple Key, Spaghetti Supper To show love lor others, it has to co me trom within your heart CHARLES JOESPH |OHN McDONALD Chuck Amazing ,42 The Bear Eagle 7 and a third . , . ORONO This is true ' Physics, Activities Computer Club (1, 2, 3p, 4p), Purple Key, Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Boys ' State (3), Drama Club (3, 4) We the willing led by the unknowing are doing the impossible for the ungrateful We have done so much for so long with so little that we are now qualified to do anything with nothing r LISA |. MEDEIROS Lisa Steve , , ILU 10 17 81 ... 71 Cutlass Led Zeppelin rock n ' roll Beach hits Activities Honor Roll (3, 4) If the sun refused to shine, I ' d still be loving you, when mountains crumble to the sea. there ' d still be you and me STEVEN MICHAEL MEDEIROS Steve Paul and Brian ' s friend What are we doing this weekend ' Leave my driving alone 1 YaHoo ' Activities Cross Country (1, 2, 3, Cap! 4), Track (2, 3, Co-Capt 4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Stage Band (3, 4), Honor Roll (1, 2, 4), Computer Club (1, 3), Prom Committee (3), Pur- ple Key (4) The day you grow up is the day you have the first real laugh at yourself MARGOT C. MIMS Hey dudes! Plan Z 1sr HALLO Oh well You Zorba P C - city Marion Sum- mers . Blow Doors Activities: National Honor Society (3, Sec. 4), Yearbook Staff (4), N E D T Cert. (2), Field Hockey (2, 3, 4), Senior Sleepout (4), Tennis (1, 2, 3, 4), Drama Club (3, 4), Math Club (2, 3), Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Society of Distinguished American High School Students (4), Purple Key (4) But the traits do not just come as some in- heritance; they are earned and learned by strik- ing out on one ' s own, by the journey itself. LAURA MOYNIHAN Laura Scott forever Fora beans . lollipops unicorns . rainbows . . summer or 82 . . 3 19 82. .rifles... LOSER!... Activities: Colorguard (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council (1, 3, 4 Homeroom Rep ), Homeroom Treasurer (2, 4), Gym Aide (3), Office Aide (4), Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Yearbook Typist (4) ' To love someone is to always show them new ways to grow. 52 PAULA ANN MORRIS Paula Oh Wow! . Yo, Lorus . . . Hey guys, you ' ll never believe this Going to )a, Jen? Party . . . So what ' s up? I am being quiet!! I just don ' t like it when people are sad! Activiti es: Regional Advisory (4), Track (1, 2, 4), Who ' s Who in American High School Students (4), Distinguished Society of American Students (4), Commended Student Nat ' l Merit (4), Nat ' l Merit Negro Semifinalist (4), Chorus (1, 2), Prom Court (3), Spaghetti Supper (4), Comp Club (1, 2, 3, Sec ), Math Team (2, 3, 4) ' If you ever dared to dream a dream, take it one step further and live it. MICHELLE MURPHY Mighty Murph Hurry up! nother one of those grapes DELIRIOUS eye of the tiger Cruising GOTTA Sing. Activities: Drama Club Xmas Tree, Chorus (1, 2, 3,4) Like the pine trees lining the winding road, I got a name, I got a name. KAREN MOTTA Karen Kevin I ' m outa here Shaddup Paula! Dream on . . Dream until your dreams come true ANDREW ). NEUSCHUEZ Jake BLACK SABBATH ... 666 ... Led Zeppelin Iron Maiden etc., etc , etc. . . . Flashes in the sky warn you you ' re gonna die, the storm is coming you better hide from the atomic tides ROGER ORLANDO Roger Monday Nights . . Architecture Van Halen Live The City Lights Activities Football (1, 3) In our moments of stillness may we continue to find ourselves SCOTT D NEVIUS Scott Leah Ed ' s friend Nevo 76 Camaro fearsome foursome What ' s up Gumby ' Leah Activities Baseball (1. 2. 3. 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Football (1,2), Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4) would enpy the day more if it started later STEPHEN R OTOOLE Steve Gma - I didn ' t forget you Chevelle . J.C. — Boom Laura, want to go skiing? . . . Atomic ) I You are pretty popular! . . . What ' s she doing ' Reilly — That ' s why we wear helmets! Activities Baseball (1, 2. 3, 4), Football (4), Varsity Club (1,2,3, 4), Ski Club (2, i, 4), Newspaper (2) Baseball ' s the only place where a sacrifice is really appreciated CHRISTIAN PEREZ Chris BCN BFD Yaz Yelto metro . Oedipus - Noctural Emissions Newburry Comics There ' s always room for more on the BIG MATTRESS! Activities: Yearbook Staff I ' d rather be in New York. CHRISTINA STEPHANIE PIKE Chris Smile ' Oh my Cod ' H T.S.I.S and T.E.O T.H . Daren ' s friend unicorns . . lunch . Hey Smile Activities Colorguard (3, 4), Prom Comm. (3), Yearbook Business Staff (3, 4), Ski Club (2, 3, 4), Tennis (2, 3, 4), Newspaper (2). Science Lab Aide (4), Purple Key (4), Who ' s Who (3) Sometimes we keep the best part of ourselves deep inside, for only the best people to discover ROBERT A PLATT Bob- Amazing This is true 42 7 ' i Peter Mr Black They ' re only firecrackers Ar- raarrarra The Bartek Zone Activities Computer Club (3, 4), Math Club (3), Honor Society (3, 4), Tennis Team (4), Purple Key (4) As an inlant, man is wrapped in his mother s womb; grown up, he is wrapped up in custom, dead, he is wrapped up in earth I guess that just about wraps it all up 1 53 MARTIN ). PREWANDOWSKI Marty Michelle ' Zero ' s sports 52 ' 73 Omega . . 12 14 83 . weekend Is already over Van Halen Bye! ' ' If you love something set it free, if it comes back it ' s yours; if not, it never was. AMY EILEEN PREWANDOWSKI Amy Paleface you gerbied The master S D Morton Hospital loelle, what are we do- ing this weekend 1980 Chevette SMU ' Activities. Volleyball (1, 2, 3, 4), All Star (3, 4), Basketball (1, 2), Mgr (3, 4), Softball (1, 2, 3, 4), All Star (3), Sports Editor Yearbook (4), Varsity Club(1, 2, 3, 4) Half our lives are spent in wishing for tomor- row, the other half in wishing for yesterday JOHN | REILLY Jack The gold Football you bet Good Luck — John, Brian, O ' Toole, and Linda Activities Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1, 2), Basketball (1) Friendship is constant in all other things. 54 RITA M. RUFF Babes Woody, Woody, and more Woody Ciao . I ' d rather play volleyball . Crass Skiing 1 Activities Gym Aide (2, 3), Teachers Christmas Buffet (4) Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life INES RUTKOVSKIS Ines Shhh, my sister Roll-over ' 82 | P . Cheab Sue ' s partner in crime Polite Con- cert ' 83 III like it ' BC the Great Pumpkin Caper Pakalolo we ' re out of here!! Let ' s go cruisin ' Green Death Sabine, how can we talk our way out of this one? Activities. Class Vice President (1, 2), Student Council (4), Student Advisory Committee (4), Ski Club (2, 3, 4), Pep Club ( i, 4), Band (1, 2, Uniform Manager 3), Yearbook Quotations Staff (4), Var- sity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Purple Key (4), Field Hockey (1, 2, 3, Capt 4), Basketball (1, 2, J, Capt 4) Some see things as they are - and ask why, I dream things as they could he - and ask why not. ELLEN M.RYDER Ellen- Bobby forever Firebird Led Zeppelin Krokus Concerts Party Bobby Activities Ho nor Roll (3, 4), Ski Club (4) You said we ' d still be sitting here again some- day, laughing at ourselves this way, after time has healed and made it right we ' ll still be looking in each other ' s eyes and through it all, it ' s friends who will survive. LYNNE M. SALLEY Lynne Jeanne get me out Lori ' s friend Pro Snow Committee . . . 9 26 82 . I have to work - . . DAB . Don ' t look at me, I didn ' t do it Activities Colorguard (1, 2), Student Council (3), Prom Committee (3), Guidance Aide (3), Honor Roll ( I, 2, 3, 4), Yearbook Staff (4), Spaghetti Sup- per (4) It is better to be optimistic now, you can always cry later . NANCI |. SANTORO Nanci Boston!!! Nursing Home Stories Denise s best friend I ' m a good driver, Really!! ' XX . . . Kim, are you in trouble again ' Activities: Cheerleader (Co-Captain 2, 3, Capt 4), Competition Cheerleader (Capt. 4), Colorguard (1), Student Council (1, 2), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Ski Club (2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (2, 3, 4), Guidance Aide (1,4), Prom Committee (3), Purple Key (4) Destiny has two ways of crushing us, refusing our wishes and fulfilling them. PHILLIP T SICARD Phillip What ' s up ' Diehard head bagger B.N H Leah cruising koala . the kid ... 22 roses forever Activities Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (2), Track (3) , Class President (1), Student Council President (4) , Boys ' State (3), Hugh O ' Brien Youth Leader- ship Seminar (2) L ' audace, L ' audace. tou jours L ' audace . 55 PAUL DALE SIGMAN YAHOO I know who my friends are . . Tracy ... No way . . See ya . . . You ' re killin ' me Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, Basketball (1), Library Aide (2), Class Treasurer (1), Computer Club(1) Worry is interest paid on a debt you may never incur. DOROTHY M. SILVA Dorothy Michelle ' s bathroom partner . . . Michelle what ' s our excuse this time Iron Maiden Black Sabbath anybody got a light ' . PARTY What are we gonna do 2nd period? . How about 6th period If you ' re not part of the solution, you ' re part of the problem. CAROLYN E. SMITH Carol Quiet ' (unkfood Junkie Free at last . . Gone with the Wind . . . Writing . Singing Tennis. Activities: Chorus (2, 3, 4), Drama (1) It at first you don ' t succeed, try, try, again KIM-ANN SOCORRO Kim Chris forever Corvette Led Zep PAR- TY .. . Chris. Activities: Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4) It will take many people to show how good the world can be, and it will take only one special person to show you how good life can be I 56 SUSAN L SOREL Sue Orange mittens troubles 1, 2, 3 HR foggy band practices What ? A party ' . . . Kim-eee Dawn of the Dead - bye, Lisa Don ' t look at me, I didn ' t do it! Activities Tennis (1, 4), Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Stage Band (3, 4), National Honor Society (3, 4), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (4), Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4), Homeroom Treasurer (3) I ' m young, I ' m wild, and I ' m free, got the magic power of the music in me DARRELL SPENCER Tigger Hey, did you do your English? ... I can ' t take it anymore Activities: Track (2, 3, 4) ' The way you are, the way you were, the way you will be is all that counts. MICHAEL SPICER Michael Hey Norton! Goodbye I ' m a nice guy real- ly .. . Out the door in ' 84 . . . Never feel bad losing it you ' ve tried It ' s better than losing alter trying than losing because you didn ' t MICHELE A STEFANELLI Speedy Boo Boo 4 30 82 Teresea New Hamp- shire David Bowie!?! funny mornings w Brenda Dorchester Hey Stef!! Cot a Penguin? Activities: Student Council (1, 2, 3), Student Council Advisory Comm. (2, 3), Guidance Aide (2), Office Aide (2, 3), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (3, 4), Yearbook (4), Track (1, 2), Basketball (1, 2), Volleyball (1, 2 Co-Capt 3, 4 Capt ) am a soaring eagle and life is the wind beneath me. ULRIKE C. H STEPHANI Uli June ' s best Friend fun in English Germany . . . David . Germany donuts S W 7th period great time Activities Ski Club (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Ten- nis (4), Gymnastics, Horseback Riding (in Germany) Some people are going to like me. and some people aren ' t, so I might as well be me, then at least I will know that the people who like me, like me JAMES C STEWART Stew Wind ' s Keg Parties Iron Maiden limi Hen- drix The Doors The Scorpians . The Grateful Dead ( is one of the blessings of old friends that you can afford to be stupid with them BRIAN W. SULLIVAN Sully B live from N.Y.: PSCWU PAS . Hey lohn, how many lines? Springfield gas chamber What ' s up? McDonald ' s . N.E.M.A. HeyCutie. Activities: Student Council (4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4), Band (1, 2, Equipment Mgr 3, 4), McDonald ' s All American Band (4), All State Band (3, 4), Southeastern District Band (1, 3, 4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, Pres. 4), Purple Key (4), Sleep Out (4), Yearbook Staff (4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Love comes only once and when it comes you must grab it LISA E THIBEAULT Lee Trouble 1, 2, 3 HR foggy band practices New Year The Gang Eric, library 6th? . Majorette Where ' s Peanut ' Party at Linda ' s!!! Activities Maprettes (2, 3, 4), Office Aide (2, 3), Library Aide (2), Pep Club (1, 2), Track (1), Ski Club (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Senior Class Play (4) Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime We ' ll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we ' ll find: These are the best of times! 57 STEVEN URBANUS Steve Brian ' s friend . . . (Michelle), lack and Kim, John and Linda, Best Wishes . Skull Laura A. . . . Jeff one more year Mansfield Saturday Activities: Football (1), Baseball (2), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Golf (2, 3), Tennis (3, 4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3), Prom Comm. (3), Yearbook Staff (4) ' Look to the future for there is no present. JENNY TINCLEY Jenny John, I love you John ... I ' m happy, guys forever Hope is an essence of life we cannot live without ERNEST C. VALENTINO Ernie Chen Bob, go home! . . . Where ' s Way- mond ' 1 . Really Cheri . smooth . . . booty . June, I need gas! Ray and Bob ' s other 3rd Activities: Basketball (1, 2), Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Stage Band (2), Pep Club (1, 2, 3), Class Play (4), Senior Sleepout (4) ' The name friend is common but the face in friendship is rare. PATRICIA F. VAN AMEROM Trish Holland donuts always asleep stupid foreigner . . what ' s up, Paul? . erwljes ask yourself: Do I feel lucky today? Activities: Field Hockey (4), Drama Club (4), Ski Club (4), Softball (4) If you walk in front of me I might not follow you If you walk behind me I might not stop, but when you walk next to me I ' ll always walk as a friend. DONNA M. WAITE Donna Activities: Band (1, 2), Guidance Aide (1, 2), Ski Club, Prom Committee (2) It was the best of times, it was the worst of times . . the game is up! BRENDA J. VINSON Bren Funny mornings with Michele . . . Hey Stef! . . . during lunch Activities: Volleyball (1, 2, 3, 4), Purple Key (4) It takes two to speak the truth — one to speak, and another to hear RHONDA E. WALSH Rhonda Who loves ya? . . Hey Boo-Boo 1 Why they ' re even better than yours Wanda 1 Are we last again? . Sing for me That was then, this is now ... I don ' t care anymore ... I ' m wishing on a star Activities Colorguard (4), Track (4), Ski Club (2, 3, 4), Cheering (3, 4), Prom Committee (3), Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4), National Merit Student (3), Com- mended Student (3), Who ' s Who (4) Truth is the secret of eloquence and of virtue, the basis of moral authority, it is the highest sum- mit of art and life. JEFF WATERHOUSE Jeff Tricia, Chevy is best Kinda quiet Activities Purple Key you want it bad enough, you ' ll do it KIMBERLY ANN WATSON Kim Who ' s Karen Simpson ' 10 29 83 laughs, smiles. The Peach What ' s your problem, huh ' It ' s been real Activities Colorguard (4), Purple Key (4), Newspaper (2), Tennis (3, 4), Ski Club (2, 3, 4), Yearbook Editor (4), Pep Club (1, 2). Honor Roll (2, 3, 4) Let us be ol good cheer, however, remember- ing that the mistortunes hardest to bear are those which never c ome. JOELLE ANN WEBB Jo Amy ' s other half . . Amy what are we gonna do this weekend ' . paleface . . . S.M.U. . . High School Parking lot Seal Society lungle Volleyball . . F.A.F. . . . Unicorns . . . Wheaton . . Biology Volleyball Banner 83. Activities: Volleyball (2, 3, Capt 4). Basketball (3, 4), Track (2, 3. 4), Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4), D F. Club (1, 2, 3, Pres 4), Varsity Club (2, 3, 4), Honor Roll (2, 3, 4), Yearbook (4), Purple Key (4), Senior Sleepout (4) am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today MELISSA LOUISE WENDER Melissa Hey Anja kiddo I like my red high-tops . Oh well THE POLICE! Aug 10. 1983 apples Boy George Well, I think coffee ice cream . . Foosah and Megehah Activities: National Honor Society (2, 3, V P 4), Yearbook (3, Co-Ed. 4), Field Hockey (1, I V. Co- Capt 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2, 3), Chorus (I, Sec. 2, and 3, 4), Drama Club (3, Sec 4), Student Ad- visory Comm (3, 4), National Merit Semifinalist (3), N.E.DT. Certificate Winner (2), Voice of Democracy 1st Place (3) Not in the clamor of the crowded street. Not in the shouts and plaudits of the throng, but in ourselves, are triumph and defeat! MARK R. WHITE Mark S M H discharges Ugh 1 guerilla ball IASM Idiot computer Eddy Murphy Activities Track (1. 2, 3), Cross Country (1. 2, 3, 4), Basketball Mgr ( i. 4), Boys ' State lunior Achievement, Newspaper Staff (2), Pep Club (4) Wisdom will always over match strength 50 MARY M. WOODCOCK Shelly Stugie . . . Lynne ' s other half of y-p . . . Nasty girls are home girls . . . Weiners 1-4 .. . My Californian Boy ' ...Station wagon 5000. .. VH 1 . . . Debbie and Robin Doo ' s 3rd Activities: Colorguard (1), Majorettes (2), Library Aide (2), Yearbook Business Staff (4), Pep Club (2), Honor Roll (1), Ski Club (4), Track (1) Sing a pretty rainbow, Laugh a bright bouquet. Smile a ray of sunshine, Dream a happy day. STACEY A. WOODASON Stace Early in the morning . . Rollover ' 82 . . duck . . . apples . . . ZZ makes it . . . Nichols . . . Hallo Activities: Basketball (1,2, 3, Tri-Capt. 4), Field Hockey (2, 3, 4), Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (3, 4) That was then; this is now. KEITH A. YORK T.J. Sabbath Bang Your Head Live To Die made it through the year with a laugh and a cheer, and I leave this school with a kick in the rear SHERYL-ANN WOODWARD Sheryl Always joking around Friendly Party Activities: Guidance Aide (3, 4), Purple Key (4) For better or for worse, hopefully for better ' TODD W. ZABEL Zabe Judy Led Zeppelin Marijane Don ' t fear the reaper go for it smoke this bad boy spack em up Many dreams come true and sometimes silver linings, I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. 4 k 60 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Dawn M. Burrell Dawn Chester . . . Attleboro . . . Lisa ' s friend . . . quiet . . . Love is the mood of believing in miracles )ames D. Juutilainen Jim A.P. D. . . . Apple . . . RPC II . . . Computer Graphics . . . ZZ Top . . . Party Activities: Tennis (3, 4), Purple Key (4), Varsity Club (3, 4), Computer Club (3), Yearbook staff (4), Prom Comm. (3) Success depends on faith and good deeds . . . not upon the knowledge of the proofs which leads to them. Edward Lewis McDonnell Ted Mindy . . . Hoop . . . J.W. . . . Hey, Trim! . . . Activities: Basketball (1, 2, 3) (Coyle Cassidy) That shall be, shall be. 1 Someday . . . we might J make varsity!! (Boys ' Freshman Basketball) No Slump for Me! (Darrell Spencer as a Attention! (Lynn Salley sophomore) as a Freshman) Leading us into High School (Freshman Class Officers) And That ' s History!! 61 62 ' he Leaves of Time le first leaf fell as we walked in the door. Yes, we were fre ' s men — the class of ' 84. So much learni0||and studying had to be done, That we had no time for recess or fun. nd from class to class. Sometimes wcfi jering what we should (or should f (fsthe year w ni we became relaxed. June finally carjfie; theS ool year had passed As another September came to call, The second leaf began to fall. We were (ow Sophorflpres, Much more confidenf Walking the floors We ha c n fe ames, and activities to But the prom was one function not in S Almost time for summer vacation Another year had passed with p On affle j jtinior year, u till another leaf had to fall As the pendulum began to swin Our worries and fears Colleges, Services, and Jobs were on our Bowiends, Driving, and Prorn fi Mo Knowing we had one more year to go iffi$fe a ™ e ast to bring the school yei ■ gradual fall of the fourth leaf was clear, Nd that our senior year was here. The memories of good times and friends will always For we are not tb£%jnd ' £ f people to let such a beauti As we proudly march to the front of the stage, We as a class look bacK on our four years in a thankful and wistful I, for one, am proud to say, That I am glad to graduate with the Class of ' 84 today. v. . SUPERLATIVES 1984 . . . ! ... SUPERLATIVES 1984 . . . SEXIEST CLASS FLIRTS Kim Socorro and Scott Nevius Donald Fagan, jeanne Bartley, and David Hall 64 . . . SUPERLATIVES 1984 . . . CLASS CLOWNS Michele Stefanelli and David Halk MOST TALKATIVE Paula Morris and Jim Avila . . . SUPERLATIVES 1984 . . . . . . SUPERLATIVES 1984 . . . PUNKIEST BEST DRESSED Darryl Elliott and Michele Stefanelli Ray Jackson and Patrice Brown PREPPIEST Margot Mims and Tom Kelleher FAVORITES 1984 ACTRESS . . . HEATHER THOMAS ACTOR . . . SYLVESTER STALLONE MOVIE . . . RISKY BUSINESS RADIO STATION . . . WHJY CAR . . . CAMARO FAVORITES 1984 GROUP ... THE POLICE CONCERT ... THE POLICE CLASS . . . ENGLISH JEANS . . . LEVI ' S FOOD . . . PIZZA I Senior Class Will laterina Aftosmes: To Laura - high school memories and a special friendship, glad I was there; Rike - friendship and memories, I ' m glad you came; Wendy - an everlasting friendship with fewer fights; (Uncle) Lee — Thanx for everything, especially volleyball; Bon and Steph - good times; Rosecraft Kids - my nick name; my parents - lots of love Class of ' 84 ' - good luck always! Ranelle Altobello: To )on - all my love and more good times; to Deb and Christine - a ride to school from somebody who will leave early; to Maria, Mary, Lisa - good times and lots of parties; to Dorothy - my athletic ability; to Mr. Gorman - an excuse for everything; to Michelle - you have to share (from Kim); to N.H.S. — seeya. Laura Amirault: To my family - thanks for all your support; Cathy - another red Mustang and a great volleyball game; Melissa - a visit to me in California; john - a lot more happy times and your own phone; Uli - a great all American guy; Stephen - more Frencn Classes and more time for your friends; The faculty at Nor- ton High - thank you for your help and understanding |im Avila; To Chris all my extra butts; )im — a carton of Marlboros; Fratz — all my bandanas; Laura — all my books; Mr. Gorman — my running shoes; Mr. DeValk - my dirty type; All my friends — my care and friendship; Mary, Michelle, Laura — Everything else; the rest of the school — all the Iron Maiden they can handle. leanne Bartley: To my best friend judy - all our memories and many more good times; Lynne — Chinese food and a friendship always; Brian - that secret promise; Dana - a date with Charles Acquadera; Tracie — Arga who commutes; Kelly — the secret meeting places and a gold band; Diane - N.H.S. . . . good luck!!! Mom and Dad - thanks for letting me go to the Cape all those times. Susanne Beaton: To Lori — all our adventures especially Citcon and Karen Simpson — and all our fun memories, you mean alot to me. Kim — our fun driving experiences and your very own jar of razzelberry jelly, along with all the memories; Lesley — and Chris — Friendship always and lunch conversations; Tammy, Cathy, and julie — Volleyball memories; Scott, Tommy, Barry, - Sorry!? Ha Ha Lori Bileau: To Lesley — strawberry life savers and a disney tune for old time ' s sake. I love you toesf buddy!; Sue — Citcon — Karen Simpson, You ' re the Greatest!; Kim - peaches love, friendship; Chris — Thank You for everything. Barry — memories of the weekend, and a special place in my heart; Frankie — Travolta ' s career, friendship for a lifetime; Michelle - love, laughter, memories; Donny — pals forever — Riga and Garf Colleen M. Blithe: Mom — thanks, I love you; Teresea — an everlasting friendship; all my family — thanks for all the memories; Karen, Ken, Lisa — good friends forever thank you and I love you; Joyce — a job with Julia Child; Mr. DeValk — more multicolored projects; Linda Simon — lung talks, thanks for the extra push; Michelle — memorable trips to Dorchester; Kim W. — You Skumma. Ha. Todd Bramwell: To Sam — all my love always and me forever; Tim - a car and a job; Donny — a Big Mac attack; Scott — all parts from my car; Mr. Dery — an April Fool ' s joke for your daughter; Mr. DeValk - a cup of coffee. Kelly Brennan: To Tracie — my bestest friendship, all our fantastic times, I love ya!; Nanci — all our laughs, secrets, and great memories; )ohn — our special friendship and endless talks; Jeanne and Brian — more good times and thanks for being such great friends; Mom, Dad, and Kristen — I love you; and a special thanks to all my friends — best of luck for a life of happiness. Edward L. Burgess: To Kim — all my love and memories; (forever); Dave, Brian, and Scott an English Class; Ed - a truck of his own; Brian C. - a gift certificate at C.K.; Digga - Clams; Bill, Andy - best of luck; Everyone - my lasting friendship, Good Luck!! Roseanne Carlevale: To Carol B. - all the help anyone could ever give; Lisa M. - all my talks; Brenda V. - and Michele S. - every Saturday morning; Ray, Jeff, and Steve - all my love and our great memories; the Norton Teachers — my everlasting gratitude, and most of all my parents and my sister who have given me all the love and understanding Best of Luck ' Jim Cody: To Steve — all the good times and many more; John — a real smooth ride, good luck with Linda, Phil - what ' s up ' , good luck. Charlotte Corbeil: To Lisa — all our memories of Newport Beach, Attleboro, and memorial park; Charyl - all our memories of 1981 Rick and Scott, and Gary and Timmy; Mel — an apartment in At- tleboro, It ' s better than Mansfield or Foxboro; Mom, Dad, and Joe — I love you ' s, Dave you too!! john Costa: To Linda - all my love; jack a friendship that will always last; Jim — a good future Kimberly Couch: To my friends — love, good times, and memories; Sue — orange mittens; Lisa - happiness; Sue and Lisa — a case of HR (green monster); Paul, Tim, Rich, Tom - the bottle caps. George B — a lasting friendship and love; Steve — I ' ll leave you your purple key post; Ang, Pam, Nate, and friends - a BIG party; Mom and Dad — thanks and I love you both Debbie Cushman: To Robin — my friendship forever, a year ' s sup- ply of Snickers and Paul Stanley; Mary — my friendship forever, all the Van Halen posters in the world and good luck with Stugie; The Gang — Best of Luck; Mom and Dad — thank you for all your support, I love you both so much; Doug — all my love forever, you mean a lot to me John Danahey: To Brian S. all the great times we had and the Gas Chamber to Springfield; Deb Z. I leave a night at the Hyatt Regency in Honolulu; jim I leave a brain, use it in good health; Kel — All the good times we ' ve had and hopefully many more; Dave, friendship forever; To all my friends good luck in the future. Sue Darling: Dave, all my love and a case of Moosehead; Ines, an everlasting friendship and the perfect guy; Steve, Phil, Tim. thanks for the great times and for being great friends; Sabine, Anya, a Mayflower League Championship; Dana, a car, an original slender; Lori, Melissa, a lunchroom discussion; john, jim — advice on staying out of trouble; All my friends — Thanks! I love ya 1 Debbie Davis: To Harry — my everlasting love; To Rose - All my naughty nighties; To Linda — my little flowerpot; To Lynn — my worries; To Joelle — All the parties she missed; To Moe — my old parking place. Cheryl Depot: Mom — all my love and thanks; Rene — memories of N.H.S. and weight lifting sets; Lisa — all the good memories and a long friendship, Charlotte — all our memories of 1981 thru 1984 plus more; Melissa — a long lasting cigabutt that would never Burn away; Debby and Valerie — Vermont. Friday and Sat. nights; joe and john — all my love and P H P. )an Derby: To Rich — I leave to you my eternal love and give to you the rest of my life. I love you; To Te and Shelly — All our great memories and an everlasting friendship; To jennifer, )ana, and JoAnn — good luck in your last years; To Mr Dery — the end of the Deriona Phobia; To Lisa — our new friendship, may it last forever. Bob DiCesare: To Ray — plenty of Suave and lots of class, you ' ll need it; To Ernie — a pencil so ' s you can get an eiamacation; Scott — What ' s up Chapter 90, you ' ll be eating my Smoke and plenty of it; Sandy — a will from Ray cause he ' s too lazy to write one; Tim C. — nothing — you never gave me anything; to Steve K. — my $1300 gem; to Arnie - Bristol Farms ' cause I don ' t want it. Rosemarie Dion: to Pau S — my thanks and good times; to Sue G — good luck and blah, blah, blah!; to Mr. Dery — the cure to Derionophobia; to Brian |. — I want my pictures back, to Tigger — catnip; to Ian — I leave you what you really want — Rick; to Andy J., Gwen F., and Steve M — Good Luck Melissa Doherty: to all my friends — my friendship and love; to Charlotte - an endless supply of makeup; to Cheryl — a carton of cigarettes; to Dolly - a pink Cadillac; to Lisa - a new car with a full gas tank; to Mary and lack — my friendship and three wishes for anything you want; to Sheryl — a big bag of lollipops; to Theresa — my apartment for the weekends; to Norton High — more freshmen Barry Dufresne: Lori - my friendship and the special times; Patti C — a bottle of tango; Don ny, Darryl, Skippy, Tom — more runs to Wheaton till 2 30 a m.; Ray - a career in football; Scott - the perfect car, my friendship and good luck; Seniors — good luck after high school; lanet — my lasting friendship; Skull — good luck with your music career, party and Cod Bless. )une C. Echevarria: Brian — all my love and thanks always ' ; Buffy, Michelle, David, Scott, Barry, Tommy, Darryl, Donny, leanne, Ines, Bob, Ray, Ernie, etc . alot more laughs and good times! I love you all! Uli — best wishes in Germany, I love you honey! Lisa M — a special friendship, you ' re beautiful and I love ya! To my sister - all my love! Mary Ann Ekstrand; Bill - Hi, ILYB! All our memories, all our dreams, and especially all my love; Ines — an everlasting friend- ship, a job, thanks for everything, Love ya!; Nanci — a better job, more trips to Micky D ' s, thanks, Lo ve ya!; Sabine — talks, be good love ya!; Mom and Dad — all my love, thanks for everything; To my friends — I leave my true friendship Darryl Elliott: Donny and Ray — great locker room season, fun times, Rick lames and parties, leanne — driving lessons, vacation to the Cape; Skull — luck with tuba, more lunch time; Midnight crew — Saturdays! ' More crazy times and basketball hoops; Kelly — plenty of good times; Chipatawbut! Lori E. (spenan) — perma- nent body guard, have a great senior year! Donald Fagan; To Kari — I leave my love and hugs forever; To Roy — I leave one of my old problems ... To Corrine — I leave my best friend; To Timmy C. — I leave McDonald ' s and O.C filters; To Chnsta — I leave Timmy and rat poison; To my family — I leave all my love. Lisa Fisher: Charlotte — our terrific memories at Newport Beach, Swansea mall (Spencers!!), Dave, Dave, and more Dave ' ? (Skunks) Attleboro! ' ; L R - Forget it ; Cheryl - more parties with S A and C A , (loe ' s Body); Melissa — a million part time jobs!!; Marianne — )ohn, Jeff, Fish ; D R — our lasting memories; Cina — a career in Country Music; Mom and Dad — all my love; Billy — lots of luck kid! Mary Foley: To Mike — all my love forever and our memories; Michelle — a new car that starts and all the great times; Dorothy — a job and savings bank; Maria — best of luck with left; Ranelle — a bigger parking space; Debbie — a hair cut; Darlene — all the good times in Pawtucket and everywhere else; My parents — thanks for everything. Cwen Ford: Te - a lifetime supply of Chinese food and a trip to Australia with person of choice and a date with A.J.; |an — leave you Rich; Sue — a weekend pass out of the Army; Steve and Paul — a bunch of grapes; Tigger — all the catnip we can find; Brian — driving lessons; Everyone else — thanks, it ' s been great know- ing you |on Fraatz: To Susan — good luck with life and take care; )oey — a blond; Stew — lots of money; Mr Robbins — thanks; Mork — a better life after death Suzanne Caddy: To Beth — our everlasting friendship; Te, Cwen, Darrell, Brian, Paul, Steve - our 3 table lunchtime; Paui — 1 million dollars I.O.U.; Rifle section — new rifles, and good times; Laura — your one love; )ohn Shaw — a ride to McDonald ' s; Dad and Mom — my love; Christopher — four good high school years; Ms. DePoala — our student teacher friendship, all my friends - happiness and success; McDonald ' s - new uniforms. Regina Coodine: Ma and Dad — thank you for your love and understanding; Mr. Dery, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Santoro, and Mrs Tausek — a life time of smiles and happiness; Cheryl, Lisa, and Melissa — a wonderful future; Lisa T. — Endless food; Sandy F - happiness and success; L and I — happiness, memories, and v t I s.; F M B ; Billy — world renowned chief. Denise Cray To Nancy - my best triend, all our great times, another trip to Florida. We made it! Kendra - two one way tickets to St. Thomas and a happy life with Marco MaryAnn, Lisa, Rhonda, and Laura - all our fun times and friendship Sandy — one more year Mom and Dad - thanks and I love you. lonathan Green: Mark — a case of Ring-Dings; Miss Cloutier — a neat set of accounting work; Joelle and Lisa — all the right answers in accounting; to Dennis - a home computer system, a new job and my car; to )en - some easy classes for senior year. David Hall: Sue — A Pearl Harbor bombing; Michelle — Funny morning — YEP! lohn and )im — all those great weekends and a case of Haffenreffer; Phil — your mamma!; Mrs. Russell - another French student just like me; Barry — quarters, Donny a purple belt; Seniors — a massive party. Donald Hansen: To Kath and Pam - good luck, you ' ll need it; To LesleyAnn - all my love; To Darryl, Ray, and Daz - best of luck and best of times; To Lori — one last Garfawits ; To Scott and Barry — library passes; To Mr Laroque, Mr. Mollica, and Mr Kelley — special thanks; Ann Marie — a baby picture. Garry Herrick: Matt, Roger, Marty - fulfillment of destiny, Van Halen and all the good times; Ed and Dennis — my precise exper- tise in bodywork; Chris — all my love and our memories to last a million life times and a carton of Marlboro ' s. lohn Hird: Doug - I leave my Porche Tiger 911, and a lifetime sup- ply of Miller; Shelly — Dave ' s hotel phone number and hopefully happiness in California; to the people I know and love — my love forever especially Mic lenny Holmes: To Kristen — real sand, Warwick, double-dates, and great times; to Margot — rollerskates and kittens; to Dana — eternal friendship and another job; to Lori — let ' s get together I know you ' re right; to Steve — a seat in front of me and you ' re my kind . ; to Kerry — another drama club; to Tracie — another p.k. door . . . ciao!; Eddie and Marcus — memories and more good times; to Paula — JR. etc.; to the lunch gang — apples and the best of times. loelle Hottenrott: to Lynn — my friendship forever and a pair of genuine Rosecraft earrings; to Rose — my best wishes in the future; to Lynnie D — good luck in college, and a case of beer to share with John; to Danielle — my good impression to guarantee her success in school; to Shaunna — an eyeliner. Michelle Howe: To Ed — all my love and a great future together; Mary — best of luck with Mike, all the good times and many more; Dorothy — many more excellent times; Mom and Dad lots of love and thank you; John — a new partying partner; Kim — her own boyfriend; Mr Gorman — a list of excuses; Dave T. a great senior year Raymond lack: To one of the next freshmen — my dirty locker; The Norton Teachers — my everlasting gratitude; The Norton Guidance Dept — my great smiles and my helping hand; Norton High — all of my memories. Brian lenney Kathy B: a new driver; TE — more cards; Sue G — gas; Paul - my back seat; Tracy O — the other side; Steve - an ash tray; Tammy ) — a new note book; Andy ) — a live raccoon; Dar- rell S — one less ditch; Mr Bartek — my homework and many thanks; Mr. MacMullen — a tape of my senior audition and great respect Tammy Johnson — Julie a year ' s supply of abnormal gum, an Alfa Romeo and some patience; Lorraine — all Kath ' s blind dates; Pam — an A in Trig; Ralph all my love Brian — a year ' s supply of clean notebook paper and a pet maggot; Kathy suzy Q ' s (to get Julie back), some normal gum; Michelle — three more years at Norton High; Sue McD. — some energy Kendra Johnston Marco — a lifetime of happiness, apology ac- cepted, and I love you; Mom and Dad — thanks for all the trust in the past and encouragement for the future; Karen, Kathy, and Butch - I love you all, you are the best; Lisa — thanks for the shoulder and the best of times; Denise and Nanci - thanks for the laughs you made it worthwhile. lohn (ones: To |im — good times to remember and a steady job; my teachers - thanks for all you have taught me; The Class of 1984 - ONE BIG PARTY and some future plans; my parents — thanks for everything help, really ' Tim Jordan: To Darryl - my wife and kids; )ohn — one month ' s party supplies; Andy — a working vehicle; Charlie — a four wheel drive truck with a 460 in it; Everyone Else — a McDonald ' s gift certificate. Kerry Kalasmsky: Steven — well deserved happiness and luck, anything I can ever do for you, all my love, and me; Michelle M - best wishes in your stardom; Michele S. - a wall; Lori - another class at Wheaton and a future filled with good times; Ken - the strength to survive three more years; Lisa and lenny - good luck Tom Kelleher: Michelle - all of my love; Scott, Don, Darryl - my friendship, and lots of thanks for yours; Mom and Dad — lots of thanks; Pattie and )enny - many happy hopes at 16.2; Barry - a date with Karen Simpson. Dana Kelley: Jeanne — a trip to Boca Raton, firmness, the Big Mat- tress! ; Jenny — a cucumber and other intimate veggies; Melissa - a date with Sting, arguments at lunch (Lori, you ' re WRONG!); Sue (Woozie) — a ride in VfV car, a cotton hockey stick ' Heads of tails ' ; Ana — E, M. 1 !; The Lunch crew — apples and the fan club; Stacey — let ' s call it a draw, much happiness; Mom and Dad — thank you, I love you; Pete — the right color, Karate lessons, W.T.I Lori Kmetz: To P P — good luck and I ' ll miss you and I love you!; Kerry - a great June, WW111, and lots of luck; to Mimzie — no more depression and the best of times; Stacey — all the fruit you can eat; To Paula, Mel, Dana and Sue — the table and longer lunch periods; to Jenny — the air born MAN; to the N H S. teachers — a contract; to My parents — thanks, I love you! And Dana, I ' m RIGHT ' Lesleyann Laidlaw: To Lori — an everlasting friendship, many more memorable memories and a special place in my heart — II Y A B.S A ! To Donny - lots of love and laughter, corny cards, and applesauce To Sue — (K S )! Poumanjou and celery designs. To Stephen — Good Luck! To Rei — a big hug, much luck and a special thanks To my parents — Thanks for all the love and support Tracie Laliberte ; Kelly — our everlasting friendship, thanx for everything! More masterplans, Cruisin ' , and send her my love! (please)!!; Erin — ESTWB; Laura — a special thank-you.; Jeanne — that 7-letter word — agghhhh and ARIA; John — your very own set of lab tools and someone to throw them at, cheers.; Jimmy — water?; Mia — Cappy; Sue — ESPRIT ; to all my friends — thank you, good luck and happiness always! !Pam LaRosee: To Mary and Karen — an everlasting friendship and many memories; David — many fun times together and four more years of school; to the Godfreys - a thank you for all your help; Michelle — thanks for listening to all my problems and help- ing me cope with them; My friends — good luck; my family — my love and some happiness. Samantha Lashua: To Todd — me and a new car; Ranelle — a brain that works and gas money; Maria — a night out with just us; all my friends — parties forever; Pleasant Pharmacy — my pens that run out of ink; my mom - my alarm clock; Stacey and Dad - a book of 101 ways to fight; Wino ' s — a constant flowing keg; Pauling, Brad and Kid - all of my and Todd ' s fights. loriann LaValley: To Mom and Dad — all my thanks for everything; To Scott, Timmy, Marcia, Karen — I hope you have a very good senior year as I did. To Debbie, Lisa, Tammy, Jackie, Penny, Fred, and Frank — a good sen ior year. And to Roger a new girl friend (Namely SM); To all my teachers - Thanks. Lisa Mackesy: To Shaunna — an everlasting best friendship; remember all the great times we had and we ' ll have together, and I leave you all my clothes; Steve - all our fun times together and thanks ' ; Cathy — I leave all the money you paid me to babysit; Mom and Dad - I love you and thanks for everything! vlichelle Mann: To Sam - the perfect boyfriend; Ranelle — 101 ex- cuses to get out of class; Candace — 3 more years of school; all my friends — keep in touch and best of luck with everything; Jim B — a calculator, a bag, and a punch; Mom — thanks for all your Lisa Marchese Kendra - a one way ticket to St Thomas, my special thanks, and our bad jokes no one thinks are funny but us ' . June — our many secrets and an everlasting friendship; Scott — I love you honey ' ; Brian — a big hug and my love; Joelle - F A F , All my friends — my love and our memories; all my teachers — a well deserved quiet rest Susan McDermott Mom and Dad - thanks for everything and I love you both, Loriann — reading c lass, many memories, and long lasting friendship, Sheryl — cooking class, my Juices (orange and fruit punch) and a long lasting friendship, (keep in touch), Lisa, Jackie, Debbie, and Joanne — a great senior year, and my friend- ship (keep in touch), the High School — the pink dial on my locker Charlie McDonald Mrs Rodgers — A contract and a whip. Mr Brassard — A visit from Carl and a wog. Bob, Tim, Phil, Christian, and Steve — my friendship, Barb - a better bear. Steve Medeiros: Kathy - my trombone; Te — a paper bag; Tracy O — a copy of my book Memory Lane; Paul S - refresher course in childhood memories; Brian J - trumpet lessons; Coach — a new stop watch and a winning season; Karen I — steel plated shoes; all my friends — friendship. Margot Mims: Stacey — Scott ' s pumpkin, a friendly guy, and friend- ship; Anja - (nothing 1 ) my friendship; Bobby and Charles — wog; Melissa - an I hate Ronnie and J C. day; Lori — c hampagne, heart earrings, and friendship; Paula - guys; Jenny - a kitty; Kel- ly - all the great times; Phil — someday; Trace — all my earrings; John — great memories; Mes parents — merci et Je vous aime; Ashley shaving cream fights. Laura Moynihan: Scott — my love and a new car; Debbie and Ranelle — my friendship and a trip to the beach; Lisa and Laura — an everlasting friendship and thanks for always being there when I needed you; Remember all our great times together; Ellen and Sue — three wishes and a great friendship; my sisters — all our shared secrets and a special friendship; my other friends — luck ' Michelle Murphy: To Ker — love, thanks for being there, a trip to N.Y.C., and a cottage for you and Steve; Neice — love, a see through piano, and a song; Amy — love and a McDonald ' s fran- chise; To my buddies Stace, Martha, Lin, Chrissy, and Paula — lots more love. Scott Nevius — To Mom, Dad, and Tarn — thanks for everything and I love you; Leah — all my love; Tom, Donny, Darryl, Brian, Ray — all the great times we had and special thanks; Todd — 69 Camaro; Tim — a spot in the N.P.D.; Barry — a night on the town with Karen Simpson; Mr Mollica, Mr. Laroque, Mr. Kelley — special thanks. Roger Orlando: To Marty - a boss 429 (mustang); Gary — some Mountain Dew; Matt (yaned) — Sports Gas Station 56. Steven O ' Toole: Gina — a long letter, and special memories; Jack and Brian - basketball at the Y ; Kelly — Margaret Will; Laura — continued success and my skies; J.) — Compound W; Jeff — a psychiatrist; Jan, Wendy, Kellie, and Michelle — scum filled sinks; B.M - I ' ll never forget you; Cathy — a red Mustang Christine Pike — To my parents — my thanks for all the love and understanding; Terry the good memories and my love; Karen — the best of luck forever, our great friendship; Suzanne — friend- ship, thanks for standing by me; Kim — the good times, memories of 6th grade; Lori and Sue — the best times at lunch and history; Ed — a special friendship, All my friends — my appreciation Bob Piatt: To the Norton Teachers - a new contract and a new batch of Freshmen . extra short and crispy; Tracy — my lab partner; Mimmsy — the library and Mr. Brassard; Christian — a new can of paint thinner; Charlie — all of the great times Washington; and to those who weren ' t put in my will for one reason or another — bye. Amy Prewandowski Murph - a million gold albums, everlasting friendship, and our great memories; Joelle — a Christmas tree, and weird memories form Saturday night parties. Chris and Lori — our long chats; Susan — our fun times in chemistry; Brenda — I ■ Luck and a clean locker; Marty all my sisters — thanks a ' 69 Mustang; Mom. Dad. and Rita Ruff: To my Woody — all my everlasting love; Mom and Dad — my love always and thanks for getting me to the top; Shaunna H , Kim B , and Andy N, — friendship and happiness forever; Mrs. Rounds and Mrs. Smith - thank you for everything; Norton High School Class of ' 84 ' - Best Wishes Ines Rutkovskis Sue — our great times and a resignation at Sweet-n- Crafty; Stace - an acre of apple trees; MaryAnn - a life long friendship, Boom — your dream come true; Sabine — the great times I had; Mom and Dad — thanks for everything, Dana. Margot, Melissa, lenny, Paula, Steve, Jimmy, Phil, Brian, |ohn, David — Good Luck; Mr B — two more sisters like me and Bine Ellen Ryder Bob — all my love forever, Linda — a best friend forever; Susan — fame and fortune; Kim — all our high school memories and a friend forever, Nidia. Patrice, Donna, Nancy, jen- ny and Karen — friends forever and an excellent high school re- union; Laura — a million more talks. Lynne Salley: leanne — a special friendship, the good times and hap- piness always; Lori — friendship forever and lots of luck; Steven — my chemistry grades, my friendship always and a special thank-you ; Ines, Sue and all my friends - good luck; My sisters — NHS all to yourselves and lots of luck; Pam — a lot of memories and happiness always Nanci Santoro: Mom and Dad - thanx, I love ya ' s; Bob - an everlasting friendship with all my love, thanx, I love ya; Denise - one way ticket out of Norton; Kim - my driving ability and my job; Maryann - another ride to McDonald ' s; Kendra - good luck and happiness; All my friends - good luck and thanx for everything Paul Sigman To Te - Andy, and a little luck; To Steve M - some Kleenex and a certificate of good driving; Brian J - gas, and my old notebooks to do with what you will; Tracey - one more year and a lot of love; Kathy B. - a night out, another year and better friends; Sue C - luck (you ' ll need it) and a new left shoulder, Darrell - Mr Pino ' s head, won-ton soup, and two for- tune cookies Dorothy Silva: Michelle - all the great times we had sixth period and a case of lack; Mary - the good times we had and a check for a million dollars to buy some clothes; Ranelle - a brain; Maria and Samantha - friendship To my parents - Thanks for everything; My sister — two more years Carolyn Smith: Susan — may all your problems be solved; Stacy — a new boyfriend; Sheryl — more parties; To my sister and brother — my favorite teachers; To all my teachers — my thanks for help- ing me get to the top; To Norton High — the best of luck Kim Socorro: Chris — all my love forever and many happy memories; Ellen and Susan - to our friendship, may it last forever; Leah — three more years in this school; Donna, Nancy, Nidia, Patrice and Karen — Good luck in the future and don ' t forget all the good times we had in the past; Lynn and Dawn — good luck in the future and remember the fun we used to have. Susan Sorel: Kim — a pair of orange mittens ; Lisa — a band prac- tice not in a fog; Kim and Lisa - a case of H R (green monster); Mrs. Phillips - a sixth period study hall; )immy Sousa — a Starcraft trailer, because Starcraft is better than Coachmen; Paul - a week-long wild party Darrell Spencer: N H S. — the very last Spencer (for awhile); Paul — I leave all the good times we used to have, Tejan, Rich, Gwen - the best of luck in whatever you do; Brian — all the fun in the world. Michele Stefanelli: Mom, Dad — I love you very much, thanks for everything; MaryAnn — a penguin, all my love, and thank-you; Ralph, Donna, — good luck; Teresea — a friendship that will never die and special memories; Brenda — a gold medal, a P.P. forever; Rhonda, Nancy M , Brenda O — thanks for everything, Brian — an author to write our book; lune — many more laughs; Ray I - Happy Birthday ' ? ' ? Scott — happiness forever; Steven B — a private tickle someday; )im C — a dinner of your choice Ulnke G H Stephani; This year at Norton High was tor me, a great year I want to say thank-you to all who helped me at the begin- ning and throughout this year, especially Mr Wheeler and Mr. Gorman for making me feel so welcome. I know that I ' ll never forget this marvelous year with all the nice people at Norton High lames Stewart: (on Fraatz - I leave a cuda; Chris Askew — I leave my leather; |im Avila — I leave a place to stay; Mork — peace and happiness forever, Chris Cotterill — I leave a Q P ; Andy N — I leave my Sabbath album Brian Sullivan Dad, Mom, Carol — thanks for being there: Lisa — all my love and our memories, Mr Mac — thanks for all your sup- port; Christal, Terry, )ill - all our good times in band; Barry - good luck in life and (party); Scott, Ray, David, |ohn, Donny - an everlasting friendship; lune. leanne — our many secrets and our best friendship; Michelle — the author of our book. Lisa Thibeault: Mom and Dad - thanks for everything, I love you!; Sue and Kim — parties, H R . and everlasting friendship; Debbie, Robin, Eric, Colleen, Pattv — a lifetime of happiness, Eric — munchies. great times, and pleeaasse ' ; Regina - the spotlight in Nashville; Brian - long talks and a special friendship; |an and Rich, loann and Rich — Love that will last a lifetime; Maiorettes — keep on twirling ' Steven Urbanus Brain — all our great times since second grade; lack - happiness with Kim; To my grandmother — I love you; Mom and Dad - Thanks; lohn and Linda - happiness; Chris - I wish you luck the next two years; Laura — a good friend, I hope you have a great life; leff — one more year Patricia Van Amerom: Mom and Dad — thanks for everything you ' ve done for me; Julie — feeding let and Wednesday nights; Nate — sailing at Wmneconnett, homework nights, alias Smith and (ones, my bucket; loelle — banana choking and bio labs; Lisa - your dum European; Allison - my name on the wall, my Classmates, teammates, teachers and coach — thanks tor everything; N H S — thanks for being here this year. Mark White: Phil - a schedule. Liz - me; Chris — a life; Paul and Tracey — good times; lohn — fast running shoes. To Spazz - a steady girlfriend, Brian — a date with The Chief ; Chipper - the executive board (eff Waterhouse: To Tricia — all my love; lohn — a new locker; Mike - a girlfriend and a case. loelle Webb: Mom, Dad — all my love and thanks for years of understanding; Amy — good times at S.M.U. and friendship always; Lisa — friendship, good times and half of my cookie; Trish - my biology notes; Kim — friendship and SAGA forever; Kellie - best of luck, Sis; To all of my friends — best of luck now and in the future; Mr Holster - Thanks for a great season and hope you have many more. Auntie — glad you were there. Melissa Wender: Anja — thanks for remembering everything I forget and hope that you will realize that you are special; Dana and Lori — a good argument and Thanks for the rides ' , Margot - self-satisfaction and a preppy guy; Laura - a happy life as a California) ? ) college student; Paula - MEN (and books); the lunch table - apples, apples, apples; My Family and Circle — Love Stacey Woodason To Margot - a D B , a gorgeous boyfriend, a crash helmet, no more wreckless rides, beany boppers, Scott ' s pumpkin, friendship; To Anja - a moped to kill more ducks on, all the dirt, a compost pile, no more P S. with Maalox; To Ines - a new Toyota Corolla with roll bars; To Sabine — Cheab; To Dana — more milk (to drink); To Steve - rhinoceros. Sheryl Woodward: Mellissa D. — all the gum in the world; Tina N - all the passes to skip; Sue - twelve packs, Party Hardy; Tina and Mary, Mary L — all the money for lunch; to all my teachers - hope you get your contract that you deserve; )ohn R — all my love Todd Zabel: )udy - I leave my hair; The Banks and Giarrusso Brothers — I leave some seriously good times; Mr. Mongeon - a new broom so he can have a truly clean sweep 72 STUDENT COUNCIL — L. to R., 1st Row: L. Harlow, K. O ' Connell, B. Jenney, L. Laidlaw, Jordan, ). Scott, S. Macomber. 2nd Row: L. Zommer, L. Moynihan, H. McCaffrey, P. Morris, M. Sicard, M. Dermody, S. Rutkovskis, A. Kola, I. Rutkovskis, K. Dunlap, R. Carlevale. 3rd Row: D. King, S. Phillips, L. Hyora, L. Titus, S. Cotton, E. Coolidge, B. Sullivan, L. Marchese, D. Kelley, ). Mackesy, P. Coolidge, J. Brown, K. Hansen, D. Bartley. II J r — 1 ■ ADVISORY COMMITTEES — L. to R.: E. Livant, I. Rutkovskis, K. Dunlap, P. Morris. CONTINUING TRADITIONS Led by Mr. Gorman and this year ' s officers Phillip Sicard (pres.), Brian )enney (v. -pres.), LesleyAnn Laidlaw (sec), and Sandra Ferrini (treas ), the Student Council is clearly blending the old with the new. The Student Council continues to sponsor suggestion boxes, the Homecoming Dance, and the Santa Fund. A new event for the Stu- dent Council is a conference the officers attend in the Spring. The Student Advisory Committee is the student body ' s voice to the School Committee. Members can make suggestions, such as a change in the ranking policy, which the School Committee then takes under consideration. The Regional Advisory Committee at- tends monthly meetings at which they discuss matters pertinent to school government with representatives from other schools in the area. In doing this, they hope to gain insights for our Student Council. 76 MATH TEAM — L. to R., 1st Row: R. Wallace, ). Shaw, K. Bassett, ). Bosh. 2nd Row: C. Dermody, M. Erlich, S. Bennett, N. Brown R Cagnon B Curran, J. Limber, K. O ' Connell, ). Smith, M. Perez, C. Jordan, ). Goldman, K. McDonald, P. DeCamp. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — L. to R., 1st Row: L. Laidlaw, B. Curran, K. Bassett, ). Limber. 2nd Row: P. Corey, K. Kalasinsky, L. Hyora R Cagnon, R. Piatt, T. Jordan, S. Sorel, D. Zaccardi, M. Wender, L. Amirault, M. Mims. STARTING NEW ONES This year ' s Math Team is doing better than in the past although the team has only one senior, president jenny Holmes. Mrs. Vital the other officers, Kathy Bassett (v.-pres), Robin Wallace (sec), and John Shaw (treas.), and the entire group of math-minded students are enthusiastic in their efforts to beat opposing schools. Norton ' s chapter of the National Honor Society is doing quite well in its events this year. Mrs. Robbins and officers Laura Amirault (pres.), Melissa Wender (v.-pres.), Margot Mims (sec), and Trade Laliberte (treas ), often initiate new events: the society introduced a balloon sale and has tried to initiate other such events. They also hold a Halloween candy sale and a Spring bike-a-thon. As in the past, profits will go to scholarships GUIDANCE AIDES — L. to R , Sitting: C. Symons, P. Morris, P. Brown, N. Santoro, K. Couch, S. Woodward. Standing: M. LeRoy, M. Doherty, B. Burrows, D Bowser, P Orlando, C. lenney, B. O ' Malia. OFFICE AIDES — L. to R , ). Grieve, D. Courchine, D Boulay, R. Bowser, M Doherty. Brousseau, M. Sicard, T Grieve, D Sharp, H Popat, L Thibeault, N. Belliti, D. HELPING THE OFFICES The students who are aides in the Guidance Office help Mrs Church and the counselors by helping them to rework people ' s schedules, to file things, to organize college catalogues, and to make appointments for students By doing so, they help to make the Guidance Office to run more efficiently and better serve the students. Office aides devote their study hall time to helping to keep the front office running smoothly Their tasks are varied: they collect at- tendance sheets, they distribute bulletins and attendance lists, and they write office passes for students. They execute these tasks cheerfully and they are a dedicated group of students whom Nor- ton High is lucky to have 78 SCIENCE AIDES — L to R.: L. Marchese, B. Curran, K Bassett, ). Webb, L. Pane, C Pike ENGLISH AIDES — L to R I Rutkovskis, R Carine, S. Caddy, C Ford LIBRARY AIDES — L to R L Pinnocci, D. Ricci. AIDING THE TEACHERS One often sees Science and English Aides scurrying to type and The Library Aides are an important part of the hustle and bustle of run off worksheets and quizzes for teachers At other times, one the Norton High School Library. Often they reshelve books, help may see them correcting tests or running errands. Science aides also people to find things in the library, or make displays of new books clean and organize laboratory equipment Clearly, in the eyes of the Sometimes, however, they have to perform unpleasant tasks, like teachers, these department aides are indispensable removing students without library passes 79 PURPLE KEY — L. to R., Kneeling: I. Rutkovskis, M. Mims, ). Holmes, S. Darling, D. Kelley, ). Bartley, L. LaValley, S. McDermott, S. Caddy, D. Cushman, R. Morse, R. Dion. Standing: R. Carlevale, P. LaRosee, J. Waterhouse, ). )uutilainen, ). Webb, L. Mackesy, M. Doherty, B. ]enney, K. Watson, C. Pike, S. Beaton, S. Woodward, L. Bileau, D. Gray, K. Brennan, N. Santoro, ). Danahey, P. Brown, B. Vinson, S. Medeiros, L. Laidlaw, D. Hansen, M. White, R. Jackson, R. Piatt, C. McDonald. „ GYM AIDES — L. to R., 1st Row: C. Pike, C. )enney, D. Moynihan, S. Hayes, D. Silva, E. Simmons, P. Mansfield, L. Socorro, M. Kennedy, M. LaVoie, R. Courchine, K. Pierce, E. Lee. 2nd Row: C. Mann, P. Orlando, B. O ' Malia, B. Curran, R. Peck, A. Rubin, S. Norris, K. Bouchann, J. Derby, G. Ford, R. Dion, P. Corey, C. Amirault, K. Teixeira, S. Macomber, K. Briggs, M. Williams, L. Mackesy. OFFERING THEIR SERVICES I Any student who graduates from Norton High surely has a memory of Purple Key students standing at their posts, holding doors and directing hallway traffic. If not for the members of the Purple Key, the halls would be a scramble all year long, rather than just at the opening of the school year. The Gym Aides in girls gym classes at Norton High ungrudgingly carry equipment out of and into the locker room. Miss Cardoza, Miss Archibald, and the other girls in the classes greatly appreciate their help. Tnt r No (pies ecutn kli pai decoi 80 PEP CLUB — L. to R., 1st Row: D. King, M. Ekstrand, C. King, N. Santoro, D. Gray, B. Dufresne, D. Zaccardi, B. Sullivan, K. Brennan, R. Jackson, A. Larson, S. Ferrini. 2nd Row: A. Laidlaw, C. Aftosmes, C. Foster, M. White, P. Morris, I. Rutkovskis, K. Couch, M. Stefanelli, H. McCaffrey, E. Burgess, S. Kazarian, L. Titus. 3rd Row: K. Dawson, D. Munier, K. Benson, R. Walsh, L. Laidlaw, K. Pierce, L. Socorro, K. Briggs, A. Mims, S Lent, R. Bain, L. Ledoux, K. Dunlap, L. McKillop, A. Kola, L. Harlow, S. Rutkovskis, K. Holmes, K. Robbins, R. Dion, S. Macomber, P. Coolidge, ). Mackesy. SKI CLUB REPRESENTATIVES — L. to r.: S. Darling, D. Kelley, L. Marchese, Mr. Gorman. ORGANIZING OUR EVENTS The Pep Club is doing well in its attempts to promote school spirit at Norton High. With Mrs. Santoro ' s help, officers Brian Sullivan (pres.), Barry Dufresne (v. -pres.), Debby Zaccardi (sec), the ex- ecutive board, and the homeroom representatives sponsor Meet the Team night, Spirit Week, and the Homecoming pep rally. In particular, Spirit Week is always a success. This year more students than ever participated in such activities as Punk Day and the hall decorating contest. The planning of Ski Trips depends greatly on whether or not it snows, but when the snow does fall, the Ski Club moves into action Club representatives collect money and reserve places on the buses; people start to get excited about the trip When they finally go on the trip, members enjoy their day of tiring, yet exhilarating fun. BAND — L to R , Kneeling: D Moynihan, C lenney, C Precourt, R Carme, L Moynihan, S. Caddy, B Wagner, S. Lent. 1st Kow: u. i natcher, R. Chancey, D Kleber, E Kleber, |. Derby, S Defosses, D. Donahue, C Kmetz, | Shaw, H Fitzgerald, C Amirault, S. Chancey, B. Curran, B. Walsh, T Blanchette, B DiCesare 2nd Row: L Zommer, D. Harding, C. )ordan, L Myers, S. Macomber, D. Zaccardi, J. Scott, K Ingalls, T. O ' Connor, S. Phillips PLAYING, PRACTICING The Norton High School band started off their 1983 musical season with their extremely successful participation in the Springfield Fair Parade. The band, consisting of over eighty members, went on to become involved in the Pawtucket Octoberfest Parade In the Somerset Competition, the band was competing against bands of a higher class. Despite this however, our Norton High band put on an awesome performance. Similarly at the Veteran ' s Day Parade on November 12th, regardless of rainy weather, the Norton High band marched proudly. The band continued to lead Norton spirit with outstanding perfor- mances during both the Homecoming and Thanksgiving games. I IGH SCHOOL tfki ' ill !7 BAND — L. to R., 3rd Row: ). Allen, ). Smith, K. Brennan, C. ladonisi, R. Wallace, T. Jordan, ). Doyle, S Sorel, K. Waite, K. Robbins, D. LaPierre, L Thibeault, R. Morse, D Cushman, M. Dermody 4th Row: K. Eno, P. Coolidge, L. Bileau, C. Fortes, C. Dermody, G. Murray, |. Dunlap, R Chancey, C. White, B. jenney, L. ladonisi, ). Souza, L. Pane, D. Ricci, S. Pierce, M. Peffer, L. Ledoux, K Celeste, C. Pike. 5th Row: K Watson, L. Echevarria, R. Gagnon, K Bassett, T. Lombard, ). Danahey, B Sullivan, M Perez, ). Kressley, T. Cassassa, A Mims PERFECTING EACH NOTE They completed their 1983 season by performing in their final parade The Annual Taunton Christmas Parade Their performances were excellent because of the dedication of the individual and the supervision and guidance of directors Mr. William Macmulles and Ms. Donna Hunter. The students of Norton High appreciate the spirit that the band adds to the games. This years songs included such slow songs as Hard To Say I ' m Sorry and songs with a quicker tempo such as Rock Around the Clock , Coke Is It , and Blue and the Gray The band also played the School Song and the National Anthem. MAJORETTES — L. to R.: ). Smith, K. Brennan, L. Thibeault, M. Pef- fer, K. Eno, D. Cushman, P. Coolidge, S. Pierce, R. Morse, D. Ricci, J. Allen. RIFLES — L. to R., 1st Row: R. Corrine. 2nd Row: E. Wagner, S. Lent. 3rd Row: C. Precourt, C. )enny, D. Moynihan. 4th Row: S. Caddy, L. Moynihan. COLORGUARD — L. to R., 1st Row: C. Murray, M. Dermody, T. Cassassa. 2nd Row: C. Dermody, L. Ledoux, C. Fortes, L. Bileau. 3rd Row: Celeste, A. Mims, L. Echevarria, C. Pike, Kim Watson. TWIRLING, MARCHING, The Norton High Rifles, Majorettes, and Colorguard are a dedicated group of students who have given a lot of their time to practicing their routines. Not only do they perform at the Saturday games but they also give our school the spark which ignites the spirit at pep rallies and events such as the Variety show and local parades. 84 The Band officers, Brian )enney (pres.), Kathy Bassett (v.-pres.), and Debbie Zac- cardi (sec), help to plan fundraisers, com- petitions, and other Band events. The Band ' s managers, Christine Amirault and Terri Lombard (uniforms), Brian Sullivan (equipment), and Bob DiCesare (publicity), and librarians Denise LaPierre and Stephanie Phillips also help in organizing these events, as well as keeping uniforms, equipment, and music in order. Not only is their organizational help crucial for the Band ' s success, but also their enthusiasm and interest are necessary, for they help to keep the other members of the Band in- terested and enthusiastic. OFFICERS — L. to R., 1st Row: T. Lombard, C. Amirault, D LaPierre, B Jenney 2nd Row: B Sullivan, C. Kmetz, ). Shaw, K. Bassett, S. Phillips, D. Zaccardi. Norton High School Band is led by Christal Kmetz and )ohn Shaw. This year is the first time in Norton history that two drum majors have been selected to lead the band, and Christal is also Norton ' s first female drum major Michelle Dermody continues to lead our colorguard in outstanding form. The youngest leader is Rhonda Carine, who keeps the rifles in perfect precision Debbie Cushman, in her final year at Norton High, leads the ma- jorettes in their continued excellence. CAPTAINS— L. to R : M. Dermody, C. Kmetz, D. Cushman, J. Shaw, R. Carine. KEEPING IN TIME CHORUS — L-R. 1st Row C Smith, S Houghton. S. Beaton, D Ricci, T Grieve, L Echevarna. M Brooks 2nd Row S Caddy, H Fitzgerald, M lohnston, B Salley, N Maher 3rd Row D Weatherby, D, Dion, ) Brown, M LeRoy, M Poholka, P Coohdge 4th Row: S. Smith, L. LaValley, A. Rubin Missing C Bnggs. DRAMA CLUB . L to R . 1st Row: K. Waite, M Williams. C Cotta, M. Chadier, S. Norns, T O ' Connor, R Wallace, C Bennett, P. Mansfield 2nd Row: C. Smith, ). Scott, M Wender, L Kmetz, I Holmes, B Curran, N Maher, C lordan 3rd Row: S Pierce, K Dunlap, P Morris, K Robbins, R Coodme, D Boulay, L Zommer 4th Row: T Franco, E Curran 5th Row: M Pcholka, M LeRoy Mh Row k Couch, P VanAmeroun, A Rubin AH, THE STAGE! Chorus is not |ust a class at Norton High School Mr MacMullen and the members of the chorus, led by officers Louise Mckillop, (Pres.), Karen Eno, (V Pres.), Lisa Echevarna, (Sec ), and Theresa Grieve and Michelle Murphy, (Librarians), devote much of their own time to practicing numbers, particularly a few weeks before the Christmas Concert, the Variety Show, and the Spring Concert The small all-female group exemplifies the saying that it is quality not quantity that counts. The Drama Club, a recent addition to Norton High School, is made possible by Miss Duffy ' s arrival Miss Duffy and Kerry Kalasin- sky, (Pres.), Lori Kmetz, (V. Pres ), Melissa Wender, (Sec), and |en- ney Holmes, (Treas ). organized a Halloween Car Wash Bake Sale, which was quite successful The money raised was for scripts and costs for the spring production, which we hope will become an an- nual event. CO-EDITORS — Melissa Wender and Laura Amirault SOJOURN STAFF ASSISTANT EDITORS — Lesleyann Laidlaw, June Echevarria, Dana Kelley We, the Editors, would very much like to thank Miss Clancy, all our editors, our typists, and our entire staff for the support they have given us at all times. We would also like to express special thanks to Margot Mims and Christian Perez, our artists, who have contributed much more than art to this yearbook. Your efforts and support have made our job a great deal easier and a lot more fun! We wish all staff members and all members of the class of ' 84 the best of everything in the future. Sincerely, Laura and Melissa SPECIALTY EDITORS AND TYPISTS — 1st Row: D. Hansen, B. Sullivan. 2nd Row: A. Prewandowski. K. Watson, P. Morris, B. lenney, R. Carlevale, T. Johnson. 3rd Row: L. Moynihan, L. Marchese, L. Kmetz. Missing: M. Murphy, N. Santoro. SOJOURN STAFF QUOTATIONS STAFF — M. Ekstrand, I. Rutkovskis, L. Salley, R. Goodine, ). Bartley, K. Bren- nan, M. Stefanelli. Missing: R. Dion, J. Juutilainen, K. Kalasinsky. UNDERCLASSMEN — K. Dunlap, D. Dion, A. Laidlaw, M. Williams, T. Cassasa, M. Le Roy, M. Dermody, B. Curran, D. King. Missing: M. Davis. 88 The 1983 Norton Lancer football team got off to a slow start, but ended the season on a positive note by winning the Thanksgiving Day game against West Bridgewater. Led by captains Don Hansen and Ray Jackson, the Lancers nearly knocked off the league champs, Nantucket. Going into the final minutes, Norton had the lead, but lost it on a Nan- tucket touchdown pass, which clinched it for the Whalers. This did not discourage the Lancers, however; they went on to defeat Old Colony. Coaches Larry Larocque and Tom Ruest are looking forward to being contenders next year due to the return of almost the entire offensive line, assuring the Lancers of a powerful offensive attack. Senior participants were Ed Burgess, John Costa, Brian Crowley, Barry Dufresne, Scott Eberle, Darryl Elliott, Dave Hall, Don Hansen, Ray Jackson, and Jack Reilly. % f fYf 7 L2£L8W 7 5C- 5, First Row: S. Eberle, B. Dufresne, D. Elliott, D. Hansen, R. Jackson, B. Crowley, E. Burgess, D. Hall, J. Costa, ). Reilly. Second Row: G. Antosca, E. Grieve, R. Gove, R. Proulx, E. Coughlin, S. Kazarian, R. Bain, P. Kelley, M. Rose. Third Row: A. Larsen, R. Defreitas, M. Zwicker, B. Burgess, S. Nuttall, R. Donais, W. Ambrose, D. Shaw, S. Peck. Fourth Row: Coach L. Larocque, Coach R. Boulay, ). Sicard, S. Shambrey, D. Eberle, Coach E. Potvin, Coach T. Ruest. 0fk 90 92 Standing: B. Walsh, E Pane, K. Teixeira, B. Burke, J. Limber, M. lolly, A Martin, Coach Nut- tall. Kneeling: B. DiCesare. It was forecast that 1983 would be the year that the Lancer Golf team ' s string of championships in the Mayflower League would come to an end. Norton had won four of the five previous titles. However, heavy graduation losses were expected to prevent the Lancers from repeating as cham- pions. Only senior and captain Bob DiCesare was returning from the 1982 squad. Much to the delight of Coach Nuttall and the dismay of Mayflower League op- ponents, a talented group of underclassmen picked up where their predecessors left off and posted a sparkling 10 wins, 1 loss, 1 tie record which gave Norton a share of the league title with a much more experienced squad from West Bridgewater. Norton ' s fourth successive championship was also its fifth in the past six years. 93 The 1983 field hockey team began the season with high hopes. Eight returning starters and an abundance or talent seemed likely to form a win- ning team. Unfortunately the pieces never seemed to fall into place, and it was a season of ups and downs. Led by captains Sue Darling, Dana Kelley, and Ines Rutkovskis, the team played many close and exciting games, causing much anguish for coach, Cathy Chambers. Jim Bisazza, the first boy to play hockey at Norton, was an intimidating force in the goal and with the help of what Coach Chambers calls the best defense in the league, he stopped many shots on goal. Senior participants: Ines Rutkovskis, Patricia Van Ameron, Melissa Wender, and Stacey Woodason. Standing: J Bisazza, S Rutkovskis, S. Woodason, A. Kola, P. Van Ameron, M. Sicard, M Wender, Coach Chambers. Kneeling: K. Couch, S. Darling, I. Rutkovskis, D. Kelley, M Mims. Standing: ) Grieve, C. Pike, S. May, C. Mann, N. Maher, R. Cour- chine, M Hutcheon Kneeling: M. Kennally, J Beatrice, J. Kressley, L. Harlow 94 Standing: Coach B. Rutkstalis, ) Sorel, ). Shaw, G. Watson, ) Chaplin, D. Beland, M White. Kneeling: B Clark, R Turner, S. Medeiros, ) Peters, A. Turner. Although the season was not a winning one, the 1983 cross country team was able to develop skills and demonstrate strengths. Cap- tain Steve Medeiros, the only senior, Jeff Chaplin, Robert Turner, Andy Turner, and John Shaw performed well throughout the season and were all letter winners. Coach Bob Rutkstalis is looking forward to next year, as he was very pleased with the progress of the underclassmen. 95 I LEAGUE CHAMPS! The 1983 volleyball team had the most suc- cessful season in Norton ' s Volleyball history. A record of 15-1 earned Norton the Mayflower League championship and qualified the team for the state tournament, where they defeated Jamaica Plain High School, but fell to Archbishop Williams High and Bishop Feehan. It was a season of excellence, dedication, and unselfish team play, during which the team, led by captains Michele Stefanelli and Joelle Webb, won 31 games and lost only 5. The Lancers defeated Bristol-Plymouth, the defending champs 4-0, and as League champs, hosted the all-star match in a best-of-five game series. Seniors Amy Prewan- dowski; setter, and Michelle Murphy; first server, who served a perfect game (15-0) against Tri- County, were selected to the all-star team. Other senior participants were spiker Joelle Webb, and hitters Sue Beaton, Tammy Johnson, Michele Stefanelli, and Brenda Vinson. Standing: T. Johnson, B. Vinson, M. Murphy, S. Beaton, J. Brown, S. Cotton, A. Prewandowski, Coach P. Holster. Kneeling: J. Webb, M. Stefanelli. Standing: E. Lee, E. O ' Shea, M. Laramy, R. Defilipo, A. Sim mons, D. LaPierre. Kneeling: K. Webb, M. Williams. 96 The 1983-84 boy ' s basketball team had yet another successful season, finishing league play with a record of 14-4 and qualifying for the state tournament for the eleventh year of the past twelve. The team played many heart-stopping games, often winning or losing by just a few points. The highlight of the season was a home game against archrival and undefeated Apponequet. A pep ral- ly preceeded the big game, which was broadcast on cable television, and a near-capacity crowd, the largest in years, gathered for the confrontation. Unfortunately, Norton bowed to the Lakers in an exciting 4 point game. Captains and league all-stars Don Hansen and Steve Boyer, both seniors, were over-all high scorers, and Boyer led the team in rebounding. Seniors Barry Dufresne, Ray lackson, Scott Nevius, and Brian Sullivan also contributed to the team ' s success. Standing: P. Kelley, C. Watson, A. Larson, M. Perez, R. Allen, F. Texeria. Kneeling: S. Nevius, R. lackson, S. Boyer, D. Hansen, B. Sullivan, B. Dufresne. Standing: R. Wallace, C. Amirault, S. Shields, E. Lee, M. Malloy, C. lordan, K. Waite. Kneeling: C. Mann, R. Courchine, D. Lapierre, T. Lombard, P. Hansen, A Simmons. 98 The Norton girls ' basketball team continued its winning tradition in 1983-84. The Lancers main- tained the success of recent years by finishing third in the Mayflower League. The team was led in scor- ing by captains Kathy Hansen and Stacey Woodason, and in rebounding by captain Ines Rutkovskis. Strong defensive efforts were made by Michelle Murphy, Stacey Cotton, and Jill Kressley. It is noteworthy that the team ' s success was due to its ability to overcome the twin handicaps of in- experience and lac k of size. Despite these disad- vantages, the Lancers established themselves as a strong contender in the Mayflower League. Senior participants were Mary Aucoin, Tammy Johnson, Michelle Murphy, Ines Rutkovskis, Joelle Webb, and Stacey Woodason.  ft Standing: C. Kmetz, S. Cotton, ). Kressley, ). Webb, S Rutkovskis, J Brown, M. Aucoin, T. )ohnson, M. Murphy. Seated: Asst. Coach C Chambers, K. Hansen, I. Rutkovskis, S Woodason, Coach A Nuttall Standing: Mgr. M White, D Barac, S. Kinney, D Rich, |. Sicard, W. Am- brose, E. Pane, B. Clark. Kneeling: R. Bouchard-Hall, D. Beland, P. Smith, S Nuttall, L. ladonizi. COMPETITION — Standing: K Brennan, N. Santoro, K. Dunlap, C King, L. JUNIOR VARSITY — Top to Bottom: D. Bartley, K. Socorro, S. Ferrini Kneeling: M Ekstrand, K Brennan, C Bennett, K. Texeira, L. Dawson, A Laidlaw, C. Foster, K. Robbins, C. Briggs, D. McKillop, K. Robbins, K. Dawson Munier, D. King, K. Pierce. Not Seen: K. Benson. Though the cheerleaders were not directly involved in sports, the 1983-84 squad encouraged school spirit, psyched up crowds at games, and sup- ported the teams through wins and losses. The varsity and j.v. squads were present at all football and basketball games, and the newly established com- petition squad enrolled in two spring competitions. Senior participants were co-captain Kelly Brennan, Mary Ann Ekstrand, Lesleyann Laidlaw, and captain Nanci Santoro. 101 First Row: M. Murphy, T. Jackson, D. Ellard, M. Hoyle, A. Prewan- dowski, Coach C. Chambers. Second Row: T. Johnson, K. Hansen, T. Lombard, D. LaPierre, S. Cotton, C. Kmetz, M. Lombardo. r t The 1983 Softball team had a very successful season. Finishing with a record of 11 wins and 4 losses, which qualified the team for the state tournament, the Lancers came within an eyelash of beating defending champs and archrival Apponequet, who won by one run scored in the last inning. A strong infield boosted the Lancer ' s success. Pitcher and all-star Amy Prewandowski was backed by all-star Melissa Hoyle at first base, Kathy Hansen at second base, all-star Michelle Murphy at third base, shortstop Tonya Jackson, and all-star Diane Ellard behind the plate. Tammy Johnson, Stacey Cotton, and Denise LaPierre made up the outfield. Pam LaRosee, Christal Kmetz, Terri Lombard, and Mary Lombardo, also made key contributions. Despite heavy graduation losses, the 1983 girls ' track team was one of the most successful, finishing with a record of 8-2. Led by captains Pam Coolidge, Sandy Keene, and Laura Ruta, the Lancers annihilated the competition at the first Mayflower League girls ' track meet. At the conclusion of the season, Laura Ruta was chosen as the most valuable player, and Sabine Rutkovskis as most improved. Standing: L. Devine, M. Wender, L. Pane, |. Kressley, C Blithe, T. Cassassa, ). Webb, ]. Green, K. Bassett, P. Orlando, L. Pino, M. Ekstrand, A. Mims, D. Zaccardi, L. Titus, P. Coolidge, Coach V. Klenk. Kneeling: E Falk, M. Cheyne, A. Laidlaw, |. Brown, D Kelley, S. Keene, L. Ruta, P. Coolidge, S. Darling, M. Sicard, S. Rutkovskis. 104 The 1983 boys ' track season started with high hopes, but with the loss of a few key members, a successful season never materialized. Led by captains Ray Jackson, Paul Medeiros, and Peter Shaw, the team members were able to develop skills, but injuries plagued the Lancers and prevented some wins. Peter Shaw was chosen as most valuab le player, and Darrell Spencer as most improved. Coach Bob Rukstalis is hoping for a more successful season this spring. Jl Standing: D Shaw, | Bisazza, C. ladonizi, D. Spencer, M Perez, S Defosses, R Defreitas, T. Cariepy, D Zwicker, S Scaringi, ) Shaw. B Burgess. ), Chaplin, B Finch, M. White. Kneeling: A. Turner, D Borges, S Medeiros, P. Kelley, P. Medeiros, R Jackson, P Shaw. T. Hill, I Crowley. S Lawlor, R Gagnon 105 The 1983 girls tennis team had a very successful season, finishing second in the Mayflower League. Petra Niewind, an ex- change student from Germany, and Robin Morse were chosen for the league all-star team. Prospects for 1984 are bright as several squad members return. Among those ex- pected to make a major contribution to the team ' s success are seniors Kelly Bren- nan, MargOt Mims, Robin Morse, and K. Brennan, M. Brooks, L. Berzins, P. Niewand, C. Pike, R. Delahanti, K. Holmes, M. Christina Pike Mims, A. Rubin, Coach A. Nuttall. 106 TENNIS The boys ' tennis team made a comeback dur- ing the 1983 season, after a year in which there was no squad. Norton finished in a second place tie in the Mayflower League, with a record of 4- 4. Dan Goldman was the most valuable player with a record of 9 wins and 3 losses. He and Terry LaPierre were named to the league all-star team. Returning lettermen Steve Urbanus and Robert Bouchard-Hall will provide the expertise for this year ' s team. Standing: Coach B Maher, J Juutilainen, S Urbanus, B Casassa, K. White, R. Bouchard-Hall Kneeling: D. Goldman, T. LaPierre. 107 LEAGUE CHAMPS Once again the 1983 baseball team took charge of the Mayflower League, and for the sixth consecutive year, finished in first place, with a record of 18-4. Catcher Steve Bryant, the team ' s most valuable player, second baseman Keith Broyles, most improved, third baseman Bill White, pitcher John Costa, and first baseman Don Hansen were chosen for the league all- star team. Despite graduation losses, Coach Dave Mollica is looking forward to what will hopefully be his seventh league-winning season. BASEBALL VARSITY — Standing: Coach D Mollica, B. Dufresne, S OToole, S J.V. — Standing: R. Bain, M. Rose, T. Cochran, A Larsen, S. Kazarian, Nevius, B Sullivan, |. Costa. Sitting: F. Texeira, | Hunter, K Broyles, S. ). Curelop, S. Peck, Coach K. Gibson. Sitting: K. Texeira, M. Jolly, M. Bryant, B White, D. St. George, D Hansen. Zwicker, D. Rich, S. Nuttall, W Ambrose. 108 109 The single most important member of any team is the coach, the man or woman who teaches and disciplines an often large group of boys or girls. The athletes at Nor- ton High have been blessed with many dedicated coaches who are concerned not only with winning, but with good sportsmanship and comraderie. It is because of their dedication year after year to athletics and athletes, and to our school itself, that the Norton Lancers have become respected contenders both in the Mayflower League and in the Attleboro area. For this dedication, we are truly grateful. ttmX- It 110 There are various awards which are given annually at Norton High School. Different criteria are required for different awards, but all of these awards bestow honor upon those who receive them. This year ' s winner of the D.A.R. Award is Laura Amirault. She cer- tainly fulfills the criteria of dependability, leadership, service, and patriotism: she is president of the Senior class and the National Honor Society, she is a co-editor of the yearbook. Brian jenney is the winner of the Jewish War Veteran ' s Award this year. Brian ' s achievements exemplify the key characteristic for the award: human achievement. Brian is Student Council Vice-president, president of the Band, and is involved with many branches of scouting. The Voice of Democracy contest is a national speech contest sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars (V.F.W.). This year ' s local winners, who spoke on the topic My Role in Upholding the Constitution are Kathy Bassett (first place), Barbara Curran (second place), and Joe Limber (third place). II i in i D.A.R. AWARD Laura Amirault A JEWISH WAR VETERAN ' S AWARD Brian Jenney VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNERS Barbara Curran, Kathy Bassett, and Joe Limber 112 I D Y5 51 Alt Phillip Sicard, Donny Hansen, Charles McDonald, Christian Perez, Robert Piatt, and Mark White. GIRLS ' STATE Nidia Gamboa Often regional or state awards are given to students of Norton High School, but this year is even more spectacular, since we also have a winner of a national honor. Each year Norton High School students are chosen to Boys ' State, and for the last few years, a student has been chosen for Girls ' State. The Boys ' State delegates from our class were Donny Hansen, Charles McDonald, Christian Perez, and Mark White; alternates were Bob Piatt and Phil Sicard; Nidia Gamboa was the Girls ' State delegate Donny was not able to attend last Spring ' s convention because he was playing in the baseball playoffs, so Phil went in his place. The students who did at- tend went to law and government awareness programs, one of which was taught by Boston Mayoral candidate Larry DiCara. This year a great honor has been bestowed on Norton High School: Brian Sullivan, a four year member of our band and a member of last year ' s Massachusetts All-State Band, was chosen to the McDonald ' s All-American Band As a member of the band, he played in the Macy ' s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City, in the Rose Bowl Parade on New Year ' s Day in Pasadena, Califor- nia, and in many other prestigious engagements. Obviously, this is a great ac- complishment; Brian describes it as awesome — but it is not only an enjoyable experience for him, it is one which will help him to excel in his future endeavours. MCDONALD ' S ALL-AMERICAN BAND Brian Sullivan WINTER CONCERT - DECEMBER 21, 1983 The annual Christmas Concert was held on December 21, 1983, and was once again a success due to the hard work and effort of Mr. MacMullen, the Band, and the Chorus. The two vocal solos by Michelle Murphy and Denise Dion made their talent evident and warmed the hearts of all in atten- dance. The Band kept a lively pace and together with the Chorus made an enjoyable evening for all. The concert ended with the audience joining the chorus in the singing of four favorite Christmas Carols. This year ' s National Honor Society Induction was traditional in many ways but introduced a change to the process. Inductees were tapped in homeroom and attended a reception in the library during first period. Parents, faculty, and friends then at- tended the induction which was held that evening, February 8th at 7:30 P.M. and helped to make it a special occasion. Reverend Burditt first gave the invocation, Dr. Splaine, Mr Wheeler, and Society President Laura Amirault extended their greetings. Jen- nifer Roberts, the guest speaker, added a touch of humor to the ceremony, helping also to make it enjoyable. Then Society members expressed their feelings about the criteria for induc- tion: Margot Mims talked about character; Melissa Wender, scholarship; Lesleyann Laidlaw, leadership; and Susan Sorel, ser- vice. Finally inductees are: SENIORS — Dana Kelley, Lori Kmetz, Christian Perez, and Lynne Selley; IUNIORS — Theresa Cassassa, Patti Coolidge, Laurie Pane, and Marcus Perez, and SOPHOMORES - Nate Brown, Christal Kmetz, )ill Kressley, Terri Lombard, John Shaw, and Sarah Smith. A reception followed in the cafeteria. N.H.S. INDUCTION — FEBRUARY 8, 1984 115 JUST YOU AND I Many weeks were spent in anxious anticipation as the date of our prom approached Girls shopped for gowns and shoes and made appointments; guys ordered tuxes and flowers The prom commit- tee and the junior class officers and advisors made the final prepara- tions; class president Dana Kelly prepared her welcome speech, and all who were involved hoped everything would go well. Finally May 6, 1983 arrived. The school office was mobbed at 9:15 a.m. as students who were attending the prom (and some who weren ' t) waited in line to sign out. Soon-to-be debutantes and their escorts poured out of the school, some with errands to run, others planning to spend the afternoon sleeping in the sun. 116 MAY 6, 1983 Prom Night! People arrived at the King Philip Ballroom in Wren- tham, all dolled up in everything from beat-up cars to chauffeured limousines Pictures were taken and everyone ' s table manners came out of hiding when dinner was served Then some danced the night away to music by Sight, while others strolled on the patio beneath a starry sky. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Queen Lisa Murphy and King David Meyers, with Lynda Bartlev. lanet Foster. Sharon )ones, Krissy Precourt, Lori Bileau, Paula Morris Christina Pike, Ines Rutkovskis as members of the court They danced to the theme song lust You and I , and thus ended the social event ol the season, a night none of us who attended will ever forget HOMECOMING WEEK This year ' s Homecoming was more ot an event than it ever has been. Nearly everyone was involved in the week ' s activities, par- ticularly in decorating halls for Thursday ' s contest. Other events in- cluded Monday — 50 ' s day, Tuesday — Hat, glasses, and pins day, Wednesday — Punk day , and Thursday, the day of the pep rally — Purple White and Balloon day The week was a success with the court named at the Pep Ral- ly: Leah Socorro, Donna Harding, Kristen Brennan, Sherry Precourt, Sandi rerrani, Debbie Courchine, Ines Rutkovskis, Stacey Woodason, Susan Darling, Chris Pike, and Kelly Brennan, Although it was a dose game, Southeastern defeated our boys in overtime. 118 NOVEMBER 7-12, 1983 After the band, colorguard, majorettes and cheerleaders enter- tained at half-time, Kelley Brennan was named Homecoming Queen for 1983. The Queen and her court were then chauffeured around the football field by Mr. Pino, dressed in his special Homecoming attire. The week ended with a Homecoming Dance that evening at the High School cafeteria, sponsored by student council. Overall, Homecoming week 1983 was a very successful week with many happy memories for all. 119 SPONSORS 7 A. Wagner Kathi and Tom Rogers Regan and Jarrett Dery Mr. and Mrs. William J. MacMullen Mr. and Mrs. George Rounds Mrs. Robbins Bea, Doug, and Sally Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tausek, Jennifer and Jason The Nuttall Family The Barteks Elizabeth W. McKinley Mr. and Mrs. Kieser Mr. Robbins Mrs. R. A. Costa Bob Piatt Kerry and Steve Paul and Tracey Anja Kola and Melissa Wender Roy and Ruth Sigman Robert and Barbara Johnson 1 The (M) AMAS Society 2 Barb Pres., Laura V.P. 3 Kathy Treas., Cara Sec. Kristen Holmes and Lynne Harlow Theresa and Carmin Mr. and Mrs. Goodine Regina Goodine Professor Lupo Compliments of Samantha, Samuel, and Patches Steve Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vital Stephen and Courtney Maher Jane C. Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Gorman The Kennistons Mrs. Edna Phillips Chris and Rhonda John Danahey and Kelly Brennan Miss Berberian Carol A. Malone Tamilynne and Jennifer Kieser John B. Atwood Miss Rapoza Mrs. Scully Miss Duffy Kendra and Marco Matt Pelchat and Janet Doyle Mrs. Dorothy Nevius Tammy and Craig Scott and Leah Mr. and Mrs. G. Peter Holster Kristen and Scott Michelle Howe Becky Bramwell Mr. and Mrs. Boucher and Jeffrey Jen Jen and Dave Dave Patty Coolidge and Jenny Mackesy Larry, Lynette, and Tricia Enos Lawrence and Bonny Jennifer Roberts Ms. Circe Wender Jim Cody Nicole and Lauren Maher Elihu S. White and Dorothy White Kathy and Corrine Mr. and Mrs. Derek Laidlaw Lisa Mackesy and Steven LaCombe Te Dion The Ekstrand Family Kim, Kel, and Dave Carol Bailey Suzanne Beaton Bryan Keene and Roseanne Carlevale Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bramwell Paula and Charles Steve and Debbie Cochrane Mr. Mongeon Mr. and Mrs. Pino Donny and Les Grace B. Kiernan Tom and Michelle Paul H. Wender and Frances Burger James Murdock Col. P. Murdock Tom Colbert and June Echevarria Heather and Heidi Bramwell Rie and Buffy Lorna and Carlton Russell Woozie! 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Bergland Brown Rich and Nanci Robert and Carol Gray Candy and Larry Tommy Jones Pauline Etter Berle and Friss Dana and Rob Marianne and Bernie McShane Mr. and Mrs. Makrin and Uli Boom-Boom! 128 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 from the Norton High School BAND • COLORGUARD • MAJORETTES Amirault, Christina Jenney, Brian Shaw, John Ledoux, Lisa Bassett, Kathy Jordon, Carolyn Souza, Jimmy Mims, Ashley Brown, Debbie Kmetz, Christal Sullivan, Brian Pike, Christine Chancey, Richard Kressley, Jill Valentino, Ernie Watson, Kim Chancey, Robert LaPierre, Denise Wallace, Robin Murray, Gail Chancey, Scott Lawlor, Shawn Waite, Karen Allen, Jana Curran, Barbara Lombard, Terri Walsh, Barry Brennan, Kristen Desfosses, Stephen Macomber, Shana White, Chris Coolidge, Patti Doyle, Janet Medeiros, Steve Zaccardi, Debbie Cushman, Debbie Dunlap, John Myers, Launa Zommer, Lora Eno, Karen Gagnon, Roger O ' Connor, Tracy Casassa, Theresa Morse, Robin Harding, Donna Perez, Marcus Celeste, Kristin Peffer, Melissa ladonisi, Carmin Phillips, Stephanie Dermody, Cyndee Reeves, Lori Ingalls, Karen Robbins, Kim Dermody, Michele Smith, Jennifer Jackson, Raymond Scott, Jennifer Echevarria, Lisa Thibeault, Lisa Danielle, Ricci 129 Wheel Balancing and Alignment Service MIDWAY GARAGE Tune Up and General Repairs 92 E. Main St. Norton, MA 02766 Bruce E. Beane, Owner 285-4271 285-9501 Congratulations to the Class of ' 84 ' DYER-MARTIN DRIVING SCHOOL, INC. 245 South Main St. Attleboro, Mass. 02703 222-4285 I ■ World Champions wear Balfour rings. So should you. Your class ring is made with the very same craftsmanship and care that go into the making of the sports world ' s most sought after symbols of accomplishment: the championship rings. Like yours, made by Balfour, of course. 132 Congratulations to the Class of ' 84 From Robert A. Peloquin Insurance Agency Retirement Planning — Group Helath Life — Home — Auto ROBERT A. PELOQUIN Registered Representative Notary Public P.O. Box 146 408 Old Colony Rd. Chartley, MA 02712 (617) 226-4076 New Drivers Welcome At Our Agency Compliments of THE GONDOLA 1094 Bay St. Taunton, Ma. Lunch — Tues thru Fri. 11-3 Dinner Served Nightly Happy Hour Mon. thru Fri. 3-6 Sunday Open at 12 Noon Banquet Facilities Up to 125 LAKESIDE LIQUORS Corner Reservoir and Elm St. 285-6661 Choice Wines, Beers, and Liquors 133 Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 MIKE ' S FAMOUS PIZZA Specialties: Italian Foods Greek Salads Pizza Also Serving: Beer Wine Mixed Drinks 105 Taunton Ave., Norton, MA 02766 Tel. 285-3892 Produce and Hardware Barn 72 Mansfield Ave. Norton, MA 02766 Congratulations and Best Wishes Suzanne Love, MOM AND DAD, CHRISTOPHER AND GRAM PLUMER 134 NORTON POLICE ASSOCIATION Richard H. Spicer President William E. Cheetham Vice-President Peter T. Dugas Michael J. Smith Michael E. White Stanley T. Walasavage John D. Eisnor Dale W. Bishop Steven Bennet Secretary Treasurer Edward P. Herbert Robert E. Weldon Paul B. Miller Matthew C. Crowe Patrick J. Mahoney DANIEL M. RICH Attorney at Law Office: 250 East Main St. Norton, Ma. 02766 Tel. (617) 285-4725 1 4 Residence: 34 Burt Street Norton, Ma. 02766 Res. (617) 285-7846 Congratulations and Best Wishes Roseanne and Class of ' 84 Love, MOM, DAD, AND JEANNIE Special Thanks to Mr. Tellier for four years of caring, understanding and guidance. To Colleen: a wonderful daughter who is so k ind and so sweet and so considerate of all Best Wishes in Your Future Years Congratulations Love, MOM, RICKY, RHONNIE, KATHIE DEBBIE AND MOLLEY. The Blithe Family. 136 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Compliments of: SHOR A Quick Stop Kricket ' s Korner for all your shopping needs 250 E. Main St. 248 E. Main St. Norton, MA 02766 Norton, MA 02766 285-6009 285-6187 Compliments of NORTON PERMANENT FIRE FIGHTERS LOCAL 2678 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIREFIGHTERS Chief George F. Burgess Barry J. Andrews Deputy Chief Robert S. Eddleston Kevin T. MacCaffrie Lieutenant Richard H. Gove Richard J. Gomes Lieutenant Martin J. Jordan John P. Hardy Lieutenant Lawrence S. Lamey Benton W. Keene, III Russell E. Hagstrom Paul J. Schleicher Reele K. Rounds Peter T. Maclean Ronald M. Lima Francis P. Ritz David E. McMorrow 138 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 L. DUMONT Cesspools and Septic Tanks Pumped Lowest Price in the Area Call 285-7782 24 Hr. Service Rooter Service Acid Treatments 1 39 ANDERSON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC. Now Two Locations Attleboro 222-4500 676 Pleasant St. CHRYSLER Wymoutfi No. Attleboro 699-7579 540 E. Washington St. Open Weeknights Till 8 P.M. Sat. Till 4 P.M. Sales — Service — Parts — Leasing — Daily Rental 140 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Roseanne Love, Auntie and Uncle Jack ALTHEA ' S GIFT STORE 27 Corinth St. Roslindale, Ma. 02131 323-5511 Best of Luck to the Class of 84 From the People of 486 PLEASANT ST. ATTLEBORO. MASS Always Willing to Serve You ORA A. ANDREWS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Albert T. Saccocia President and Treasurer 42 West Main St. Norton, MA 02766 Tel. 285-4322 761-7824 Mendon Road So. Attleboro, MA 02703 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 From restaurants Route 138 524 Broadway Raynham, MA Route 118 Swansea Mall Swansea, MA 143 lowers II 114 West Main Street Norton, MA 02766 617-285-7553 Pat Gwozdz, Owner Best Wishes From Your Natural Foods Grocery 181 West Main Street — Route 123 Norton, Massachusetts 02766 (617) 285-4236 Best Wishes From Ralph and Betty Jane Ralph Jr., Maryann, Michele COLDWGLL BANKER □ HUTCHINSON CO. REALTORS® George A. Dorval Vice President An Independently Owned and Operated Member of Coldwell Banker Residential Affiliates, Inc. COLDWELL BANKER Ralph W. Stefanelli Auctioneering 285-9532 401 OLD COLONY ROAD NORTON, MA 02766 BUS. (617) 222-8031, 285-6642 RES. (617) 222-5566 144 HASKINS PHARMACY . . . Prescriptions . . . Sick Room Supplies . . . Cosmetics 46 West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts 02766 May we be your persona! family pharmacy? ' Hickok Teaching System, Inc. Heath Co. Megatech Corp. PETER MACKESY ASSOCIATES Educational Learning Systems Peter W. Mackesy 6 South Washington St. Norton, MA 02766 617-285-9028 145 HARRY ' S BEEF HEARTH Breakfast — Lunch — Dinner Open Daily Monday Thru Sunday 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Now Serving . . . Wines and Beers 363 Old Colony Rd. (Rt. 123) Tel. (617) 222-9846 Norton, Mass. 339-8055 339-3142 JON - HARVI II UNISEX SALON HAIRSTYLISTS 660 EAST STREET MANSFIELD, MA Congratulations to the Class of 1984 L. DUMONT Cesspools and Septic Tanks Pumped ANN ' S PLACE RESTAURANT Now Open Our New Winnecunnet Room for Banquets, Weddings, Meetings 48 Bay Road Norton, Massachusetts Call 285-7782 24 hr. service Rooter Service Acid Treatments 285-9766 285-9767 146 Specialists in Antique Jewelry Restoration Gem Identification and Estate Appraisals Custom Made Jewelry DAVID R. STENTIFORD SON 73 N. Worcester SI. Chartley, MA 02712 Tel. 222-0551 ARTHUR D. STENTIFORD Graduate Gemologist Gemological Institute ot America DIAMONDS REMOUNTED All Styles of Diamonds and Precious Stone Jewelry Available Upon Request Congratulations to the Class of ' 84 CLARENCE P. RICH Plumbing and Heating 79 West Main St. Tel. 285-4817 Norton, Mass. 02766 148 Congratulations to the isiass ot oh from DOWNTOWN CAFE McSweeney: Toner Family Take out and delivery service 222-7030 West Main Street Norton SEVEN BROS. HARDWARE JAN ' S BEAUTY BARN Hardware — Plumbing — Electrical — Tools Industrial Supplies — Garden Supplies Locksmith Service — Paint Sundries Rte. 123 The Precourts 352 Old Colony Road 222-5501 Norton, MA 02766 Wed.-Fri. 9-5 88 West Main St. Saturday 8-1 Norton, Mass 02766 285-6729 149 Congratulations Class of ' 84 Compliments of ST. MARYS PARISH COMMUNITY Business (617) 285-7777 Residence (617) 285-4057 Attorney at Law 232 West Main Street Norton, Mass. 02766 RIBEIRO ' S RESTAURANT FARIA Sandwiches — Plates Ice Cream • Landclearing • Firewood • Tree Removal • Hydraulic Splitting Bill Faria 238-3915 No. Easton Ma. 113 Mansfield Ave. (Rt. 140) Norton, Mass. 285-4979 150 To the Class of 1984 Congratulations and Best Wishes From NORTH EASTON SAVINGS BANK Your Family Financial Service Center 25 West Main St. 285-9833 JACKSON NURSERY INC. Telephone (617) 285-7951 217 West Main Street, Norton Massachusetts 02766 Landscape Design and Consultation a Fence Co. Route 123 Norton 285-9097 Pet Feeds and Supplies Blue Seal Feeds Lawn and Garden Products LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON and NORM ' S BARBER SHOP _ Everyday ' s a Holiday at JOHNNY ' S WAY II 215 South Worcester St. Norton, Mass. Steaks — Clamboil — Pizza Happy Hour Mon-Fri 2-7 Country Western Music Thurs-Sun. Minuteman Mobile Service BUSTER ' S Slje patriot AUTO BODY ©lass Company r Glass for every purpose 222-8880 1 Old Colony Rd. (Rte. 123) Alexander Poreda Norton, MA 02766 North Worcester St. Norton Mass. 02766 ... 153 Compliments of: EDWARD C. LARKIN, D.M.D. RICHARD J. VARNERIN, D.M.D. GEORGE A. VASSOS, III, D.M.D. FAMILY DENTISTRY 150 E. Main St., Norton, Ma. 02766 285-4442 — 285-7763 To the Class of ' 84 May your future endeavors bring you and your class honor, health and prosperity. m t {ieU CO-OPERATIVE BANK 10 West Main St. 80 North Main St. Norton Mass 02766 Mansfield Ma. 02048 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 from YELLE ' S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 90 Barrows St. Norton, MA 02766 Tel.-285-4305 Sorry, no •faphonri . . . but lust about everything else! And ,n lop nolcn condign clem H • «  «• Benl« « . Ibe h.pp, K t  ' 1   • -n.le er you «wl lot wh.le Hi eeonom,e l uxi on lo. «e ipace mo  vo.d mi.ntemnce II ,ou h.,e corw ic.lt Of rrvjo.t.rll need) .«nl,n, BMM l is lolly til deductible No deprecation problems 0 ' bookkeeping We h e Ihoosendi Ol things to brighten your dl JOYLOR RENTAL 421 Old Colony Rd. Norton, Mass. 222-4920 7 ' Compliments of HOYLE PHOTO SERVICE 47 Pine Street Norton, Mass. 02766 David R. Hoyle Phone: (Owner) 617-285-4203 ARNOLD ' S MUFFLER SHOP 107 West Main Street Norton, MA 02766 285-7973 OLIVERIA BLACKTOPPING 125 Oak Street Norton, Mass. Tel. 285-3763 Driveways, Parking Lots, Walkways, Commercial, Residential, Industrial Owned and Operated by David Oliveria LOW TEMP ENGINEERING 308 East Main Street Norton, MA 02766 285-9788 Congratulations Class of 1984 VALENTINE Tool and Stamping, Inc. 171 West Main St. Norton, MA 02766 (617) 285-6911 226-0040 THE CARPET BARN Remnants, Rugs, Wallpaper, and Shades. Richard and Bonnie Marino Rt. 123 88 West Main Street Norton Mass. 02766 285-3287 PAULA (White) DRISCOLL The Peacock Famous maker re-cycled clothes 88 W. Main St. 285-7282 Rt. 123 TWFS 10-5 Thurs 10-8 Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 EMBASSY GIFTS, LTD. giftware unusual and OLD COLONY PRESS Complete printing service 398-400 Old Colony Road Norton, MA 02766 222-3742 222-2528 We Sell America Here in Your Hometown and Across the Country 288 West Main Street Norton, MA 02766 226-4161 Congratulations to the Class of ' 84 from POLO DINER and LAUNDROMAT Norton, MA 02766 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 from ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS, INC. Air conditioning Heating 123 Taunton Avenue Norton, MA 02766 WETHERELL PAINT CO., INC. Congratulations to the Class of ' 84 California • Nu-Brite • Pierce Olympic • Cuprinol • Turco Paint — Wallpaper — Glass — Shades Rug Doctor Rental — Wallpaper Steamer Rental Decals Open Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sat. 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sun. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Phone 222-7717 27 S. Worcester St. Chartley, Mass. 02712 160 Bathing Trimming Styling Poodles Terriers Mix Breeds THE PAMPERED PET Dog Grooming Salon Professional All Breed Grooming LaCOMBES SERVICE CENTER, INC. Complete Radiator Service Buy and Sell Used Cars Auto Body Work 123 Taunton Ave. Norton, Mass. 244 Dean St. Norton, Ma. 02766 Tel. 285-5151 161 Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 From THE VILLAGE PACKAGE AND VARIETY STORE ' fl US 411 Old Colony Rd. BL Norton, Mass. £- m 222-9822 NORTON CRAFTS AND GIFTS Craft Supplies: Bernat Yarns DMC Stencil Supplies Classes Gifts 195 West Main Street Norton, MA 02766 NORTON HOUSE OF PIZZA TO SUIT YOUR TASTE Jf J iV pizza W ' Sy W Homemade Spaghetti yv( Greek Salad S u Oven Toasted Grinders V Fish and Chips Tuesday and Friday Only Open 7 Days a Week Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m.-11 p.m. 57 West Main St. 285-9774 Norton MA 285-9775 Gerard 2). jCynch Tax Consultant Federal and State Returns Prepared 49 Kensington Road, Norton, MA 02766 Telephone 285-3945 162 MARCIANO SPORTING GOODS, INC 363 N. Main St. Mansfield, Mass, 02048 339-2945 339-2946 Congratulations Class of 1984 From: ROXY THEATRES Union 1-2-3 Tri-Bozo 1-2 OLD COLONY GREENERY 376 Old Colony Rd. Norton, Mass. 02766 (617) 222-1975 m 1 Congratulations Roseanne From: Uncle Donald and Auntie Roz Open MTF 8-8:00 Sat. Sun 9-3:00 Ike Alger TOWN CLEANERS 345 Nahatta St. Norwood, Mass. 762-0475 163 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 From Ice Cream and Sandwich Shops 4fr DOCTOR KEYS Piano Tuning, Regulation and Repairs Certified Technician Call Jeff Scudere (617) 285-3958 38 James St. Norton, Ma. 02766 787 U MAW 37T a ORToA , 1A 164 Congratulations to the Class of ' 84 NORTON TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Officers President — Kathryn Rogers Vice Presidents — Bob Maher Eleanor Mackinder Nancy Duquette Sandra Kalacznik Treasurer — Karen Boucher Bristol County Rep. — Doralee Helmreich BERGERON ENGRAVING CO INC. Bruce Brigby 222-0345 406 Old Colony Rd. Norton, Mas s. 02766 THE SHEFFIELD SHOP FACTORY OUTLET 47 Elm Street Norton, Mass. 02766 285-9844 Mon.-Sat. 10:00 a.m. -5 p.m. 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 Accommodations Open to the Public Alex Ohlson, P.G.A. Professional 285-4089 Norton, Mass. 285-3840 188 Oak Street BRISTOL FARMS DAIRY INC. 336 Old Colony Rd. Norton, MA 02766 Sandwiches Complete Dinners and Ice Cream Open 7 Days 6 AM-11 PM 222-9428 Open 7 Days Summer 6 a.m. -11 p.m. Winter 6 a.m. -10 p.m. 166 Good Luck to the Class of 1984 From DONUTS rrash, Always 6 o V West Main Street Norton, MA 02766 EUREKA MANUFACTURING Wooden and Cloth Containers for Silverware and Jewelry 47 Elm Street Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 285-9881 See the Manager for Job Opportunities NORTON FLEA MARKET P.O. Box A.I. Open Every Sunday and Monday Holiday From 3rd Sunday in April Through October Route 140 Norton, Mass. 02766 H R AUTO BODY GMC TRUCKS . L 2 — — — 1076 Pleasant St. Attleboro, Massachusetts NORTON HOME CENTER, INC. La mis REA1TOB Quality Custom Built Homes Sales Rental — Appraisals 146 W. Main St. Norton, Ma. 02766 (617) 285-3016 169 Ba Bank Telephone 823-4501 Member FDIC OLD COLONY TRANSMISSION 417 OLD COLONY ROAD NORTON. MASS 02766 Bill LeClaire OWNER TEL: (617) 222-2434 N.I.A.SE CERTIFICATE § 112667 B B PRESS INC. 145 W. Main St. Norton, Ma. 02766 Commercial and Social Printing Bill Regan 285-3212 170 Ml Bryan Ml Manufacturing (617) 285-4587 Blister Packaging Thermo Forming 71 Leonard Street Norton, Ma. 02766 Congratulations! NORTON FAMILY MEDICINE Congratulations Kimberly Love, Grandparents Angelo and Ida Steven C. Flood, M.D. FROLIC CLUB 156 W. Main St. 285-5036 30 West Main St. Norton, MA 02766 171 IF IT S COOD FOOD YOU WAMT 1 OBRIEN ' S COFFEE SHOP Old Colony Road Norton, Massachusetts 6,., r 617-285-6600 160 Taunton Avenue Norton, MA 02766 Congratulations to Christina and the Class of ' 84 From The Pike Family Flowers — Plants — Gifts FTD Teleflorals Lee Forget, Jr. 172 173 Rick Johnson 285-5056 JOHNSON Automotive Custom Welding Rotted Floors and Frames Replaced Specializing in Mustangs — Datsun Z ' s and Truck Cab Mounts 184 W. Main St. (Rt. 123) Norton, MA 02766 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 84 Ronald J. Coolidge Remodeling Contractor Second Levels 25 Sanlin St. Roofing, Siding Additions Garages 222-8328 Norton, MA Congratulations to the Class of ' 84 POOLSIDE CERAMICS STUDIO LESSONS, GREENWARE AND SUPPLIES 34 YOUNG AVE. NORTON, MA 02766 CAROL AND PAUL AMIRAULT 285 253 NORTON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 14 Clapp Street Norton, MA 02766 285-4402 174 Best Wishes to the Past, Present, and Future Graduates E. M. TEITLEMAN D.D.S. E. GALIVNAS D.M.D. J. A. BARTOLONI D.M.D. Member Bay State Health Care Service Office Hours Mon.-Sat. 8am-7pm 87 East Main Street Norton, MA 02766 285-9333 and Staff Rhonda Helen Cheryl Robin Bonnie Anne Linda Joan Dawn 175