Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

j j OM PUBUC UBRABT NORTON PUBLIC LibKArtV WDRTQN, MAia 02766 1. Norton High School Norton Massachusetts Mrs. Beatrice Smith has been with our class since our very first day of freshman year. That first, frightening year, she helped us plan a successful Farewell Dance, and prepared us to enter sophomore year at full steam. Her never-ending supply of time, patience, and enthusiasm helped to make our prom one of the most outstanding in Norton High School history. Senior year, she has helped us plan our highly successful Welcome Dance, Spaghetti Supper, West Point Rock Band concert, and all the many other senior events. It is for these and many other reasons that we wish to dedicate Sojourn ' 85 to her. In addition to Mrs. Smith, there are many other faculty members who have contributed much of their time and talent to help our class. We would like to take this oppor- tunity to show our appreciation to them. Without their support, such events as the prom, the ham and bean supper, fundraisers, and dances could not have taken place, nor been as successful. Mr. Fred Bartek . . . A.P. . . . D.B.Q. ' s . . . HISTORY ... the price of asparagus ... I don ' t want to bust your bubble but . . . early taste of college life . . . Mr. Joseph Dery . . . psychology . . . good listener . . . FRIEND . . . always has a joke . . . Did I ever tell you the story about . . . Y camp . . . Mr. Peter Holster ... ad- visor . . . volleyball . . . COACH . . . fundraising . . . GLOWSTICKS! Miss Grace Kiernan . . . theme writing . . . Ham and Bean Supper . . . ENGLISH . . . unofficial ad- visor . . . Mr. William MacMullen . . . Tuesdays and Thursdays afterschool . . . Pep rallies . . . MUSIC . . . halftime shows . . . Mrs. Jacqueline Tausek . . . sixth grade . . . Prom . . . ADVISOR ... en- thusiasm . . . support . . . Mrs. Joan Vital . . . Ad- visor . . . seventh grade . . . MATH . . . Welcome Dance . . . with us for our senior year . . . you ARE going to join the Math Team, aren ' t you? ? ? Miss Donna Archibald Physical Education Miss Patricia Armstrong Computer Programmer Mr. john Atwood, Director of Guidance and Special Needs Mrs. Janice Backlund English Mr. Fredric Bartek Social Science, Chairman What do you want NOW? Miss Diana Berberian Mathematics Mrs. Karen Boucher Mathematics Mr. Lawrence Brassard Science Miss Jean Cardosa Physical Education 13 Mrs. Judy Cassidy Secretary Mrs. Ruth Church Guidance Secretary Miss Jane Clancy English Miss Norma Cloutier Business Mrs. Barbara DePaola Business Mr. Joseph Dery Social Science Mr. George Devalk Mrs. Louise D ' Onofrio Industrial Arts Business Mrs. Dianne Ehrlich Business Aide Mrs. Pauline Etter Cafeteria Mrs. Veronica Gagnon Art Mr. Peter Holster Science Mr. Frederick Kelley Mathematics, Chairman You ' re PERTURBING me! Mr. Howard Kelley Phys. Ed., Athletic Director Mrs. Anita Kenniston Secretary Mr. Arnold Kenniston Science, Chairman Mr. Bruce Kidder Mathematics Miss Grace Kierman English, Chairman Mrs. Eileen Kieser Mathematics Mr. John Kie ser Guidance Mrs. Susan Koppinger Cafeteria Mr. Bill LaValley Mr. Peter Leddy Mr. William MacMullen, Jr. Mr. Jeffrey Maher Custodian Science Music, Chairman Social Studies Mrs. Veronica Maher Librarian Mr. Robert Maher Languages, Chairman Mrs. Carol Malone Special Needs Mrs. Diane Martin Science Can ' t they do anything right? ' Mrs. Elizabeth McKinley Social Science Mrs. Catherine Melanson Library Secretary Mr. Paul Mongeon Industrial Arts Mrs. Dorothy Morris Matron Mr. Albert Nuttall Social Science Mrs. Dolores Robbins Mr. Edward Robbins Mrs. Karen Robbins English Special Needs Cafeteria Mrs. Kathryn Rogers Reading Mrs. Geneva Rounds Mrs. Lorna Russell Mrs. Gail Scott Home Economics, French Cafeteria Chairman Mrs. Dianne Scully Science Mr. James Sousa Mrs. Deborah Sweeney Mr. James Sylvia Custodian Spanish Custodian Mrs. Jacqeline Tausek English PASSING THROUGH TIME Ours is a story of determination and grit, Of maturing — growing bit by bit. We dared to be different; we caused quite a stir, To us in the future tiney ' li often refer. Our freshman year, the trumpets blared, ' ' Hello Dolly through the halls could be heard. A special greeting meant just for us. We savored each moment, success was a must. Our Sophomore year, the band played ' ' Celebration, We took it to heart, though it caused consternation. Our advisors stood by very proudly with us. Our motto became, Be a junior or bust. Our junior year was a Fantasy, Toward Senior year we looked with glee. Our rings on our fingers, our prom a success, We knew without saying that we were the best. Our Senior year, the A-Team ruled, To show our true spirit to all of the school. Determined again to prove our success. Our class came together, above all the rest. With hard work and pride, we came from behind. And then settled back for the Senior year grind. And although we were different from all of the rest. The class of 85 was surely the best. Tracy O ' Connor! Freshman year . . . Officers: Roger Gagnon, President; Kathy Redmond, Vice President; Shelley Cheyne, Treasurer; Anja Kola, Secretary . . . Ethan Frome and The Pearl . . . looking for lockers, and classrooms . . . Raffle for radio . . . Farewell Dance with WHJY . . . One year down, three to go . . . Sophomore year . . . Officers: Sandy Farrini, President; Kathy Redmond, Vice President; Shelley Cheyne, Treasurer; Anja Kola, Secretary . . . Not the babies any more . . . Wrapping paper and Candles . . . M M ' s . . . Tale of Two Cities and Julius Caesar Ordering Rings . . . Prom Plans begin . . . Half Way There . . . Junior Year . . . Officers: Sandy Ferrini, President; Kathy Bassett, Vice President; Barbara Curran, Treasurer; An- ja Kola; Secretary . . . Upperclassmen now . . . The Coachmen . . . lightsticks . . . lots of prom pencils . . . Rings . . . Ham and Bean Supper . . . April 27, 1984, The Prom . . . Hamlet and Huckleberry Finn . . . Newport Mansions . . . Almost Ther e. Senior Year . . . Officers: Chris Askew, President; Mar- cus Perez, Vice President; Linda Hyora, Treasurer; Anja Kola, Secretary . . . Spaghetti Supper . . . Yearbook Portraits . . . Candy Canes . . . Welcome Dance . . . Blank Space . . . Macbeth . . . Alice ' s Tea Party . . . Sweetheart Dance . . . The End in Sight . . . )une 4th, Classnight . . . June 6th .. . GRADUATION!! Senior Officers and Advisors: Front Row, L to R: Michelle Dermody, rep.; Linda Hyora, Treas.; Marcus Perez, V. Pres , Chris Askew, Pres.; Anja Kola, Sec; Patti Coolidge, rep Back Row, L to R: Mrs. loan Vital, Mr Peter Holster, Mrs )acqueline Tausek. Missing: Mrs. Beatrice Smith Ideal N.H S. ti ents i. Needs Least o Rendizvous Street Pits l ood Pizza Jeans a Lev 0 MICHAEL G. AFTOSMES JR. Papa, Sugar Bear Corvette ... the smurf ... the beast . . Hey Peck, you doing anything? . ij y shorty . . . McD ' s . . . Kermit .1 s ' pose . . . Cambies Ambition To do well in life Activities: Newspaper (1), junior Achieve- ment (3, 4), Purple Key (4), Ham and Bean Supper (3), Spagetti Supper (4) Sometimes we keep the best of us deep inside for only the best people to discover. DEBORAH ALTOBELLO Deborah Winos . . . Scorpions . . . Squakamola . . . What ' s the world? . . . Lisa and Cina, Want to skip? . . . Keg party . . Zeppelin . . Maiden . . D |. — Sometimes. Ambition: To travel the path where noone goes Activities: Cheerleading (1) Vou have but one life, if you live it right, once is enough. DANYA G. AMIN Danya Egypt . . . Quiet . . . Athletic . Tallest . . . Ambitious Ambition: To travel and come back to visit soon Activities: Volleyball (4), Basketball (4) Happiness is the most important thing but importance is not happiness. ROBERT F. ALLEN Harbor Looking forward to tomorrow . . . living for things I like best . . . CCR . . ZZ Top . . . Pam Forever. Ambition: To spend the rest of my life with Pam. Activities: Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Seeing is Believing CHRIS ASKEW Flyin ' Hawaiian Kim . . . Purple Sleeze . . . Harleys . . . The Claw . . Kim . . . judas Priest Rules . . . Donald, Dexster . . . Have a good day . . Kim . . . Chapter 90 . . . Me and Kim. Ambition: To be better, stronger, and make a lot of money. Activities: Class President (4), Purple Key (4) When you wall , don ' t walk with all your might; Someone out there will always start a fight But don ' t walk, run or turn away. If you can ' t take him, get him another day. ROY DOUGLAS BAIN, )R. Roy Kari - 11 10 84 . . . I.L.Y.K. ... The Clowstick Escapades . . Rush . . . D.D.B.B . . Funk - No Way . . . Face-OFF . . . Par- ty .. . URPl Ambition: C.I. A. Agent Activities: Golf (2), Football (3, 4), Baseball (2, 3, 4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, pres. 4), Ski Club (4), Senior Sleepout (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Beach Prep (2, 3, 4) You only live once, do it right the first time, and once is enough. 4 LISA ANN BARRETT Lee Deb, there ' s D.B. . . . Give it up, Todd! . . . Mustangs ... a Chevy . . . friends forever ... T.J.? ... Tarn, a pool party!?! ... Cougars . . . Hey Dave, how about a hug? . . . You ' re fried. Ambition: to be a lawyer Activities: Office Aide (4), Purple Key (4), Yearbook Staff (4), Gym Aide (3), Prom Committee (3). An Acquaintance is someone you know, a friend is someone you love and care about. 4 SHAWN BANKS Shawn Iron what? , . . Metal Rules , . Eddie lives! purple sleeze . . . you lose Ambition: to make a serious amount of cash I ' m hot and I ' m young and I ' m running free. A little bit better than I used to be cause I ' m alive . . . live wire! 00 JANE ELLEN BARTLETT Jane Paul . . . Paul Forever . . . Paul . . . Ambition: to be happy Activities: Prom Committee (3), Student Council (4), Yearbook Staff (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), honor roll (1, 2, 3, 4) Tomorrow is a new day. KATHERINE TAWEE BASSETT Kathy John picnics bizarre Be real ' 33 Chico? How ya doin? Chris White — What ' s up? . dude! not yet black room , . . Drive . . . party . . uh, Rob . . . I.D.C — I love you Ambition: To go to college, get a good job. and get married Activities: Marching Band (1. 2, 3, VP 4), Stage Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (2, 3. 4), Honor Society (2, 3, 4 - VP), Voice of Democracy (3 -first) Math Team (3 - VP, 4 -Pres ), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (4). Who ' s Who In Music (1), Chorus (1, 2, 4), Science Aide 4). In your head is the answer, let it guide you along: let your heart be the anchor and the beat of vour (lun s(}n I WILLIAM G. BEATTIE Bill CMC See Ya . . . Hey Howdy . Tommy kid , . Polky Boy . . . Mansfield . . , Coova dude Todd vs John Pete, you rookie . Ed, dancing In the streets . . . Jackson Nursery P-ON Work! . . THERESA, 2 more weeks . , 11 30 84 . . . D.H.T.M. , MY CREEN MACHINE. Ambition: To travel the world and never have any wories. Activities: Work (1, 2, 3, 4), Computer Cub (2), Math Team (2), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Prom Committee (3), Yearbook (4). ' The end crowns all; and that old common arbitrator, time, will one day end it. SCOTT BRADY Brady McDonalds . CRASH!!! Camaro Pole Position Challenger MIKE ' S PINTO . FOGLICHTS . . P.M.O. . . . GAGNE BROTHERS INC, Ambition: To become President of the U.S.A. Have you driven a Ford lately DEMISE M. BOULAY Rabbitt Phil Forever . . . Hey guys, guess what I did now! . . Lisa, want some butterscotch candy . . Phil. Ambition: To graduate Activities: Office Aid (3, 4), 4-H (1, 2, 3, 4), Gym aide (4) Love comes and goes, but once it stays everybody ' s happy. YVETTE BOSWORTH Yvette , Flat vette , Corvette Wicked . . . Walfer . . Open Arms, Sum- mer of 84 . . . Bill. Ambition: To travel, go to college, own a store, get married. Activities: Volleyball, Chorus, Gym Aide, Spanish Club. If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. ROBERT JOHN BRASSIL Brazzel What The . . . Scott Run .1 wasn ' t near it! . Gary ' s Locker. Ambition: A better life after Norton High School. One day at a time. jULIE FISHER BROWN Julie Stompers ' 84 , , Patti — no more debates loser! . . . It ' s an adventure we )ust don ' t do it ' ... Cape Cruisers Walking on a thin line 10-19-84 , . Steve - see that UFO ' , Wanna go to |,K Camp ' Let ' s put it this way - not on school nights Ambition: To ski in Grenoble and to swim in the Carribean Activities: Volleyball (1, 2, 3, 4), Capt Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council (1, 3, 4 VP), Yearbook Sports Ed (4), Ski Club (4)- Pep Club (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Chorus (1, 3), Who ' s Who (3), Society of D.A.H S S (4) You can ' t be common because the common many goes nowhere. You have to be uncommon. m it ' f V AMY ELIZABETH CASSIDY Amy BILL, I LOVE YOU!! . . . 9 28 83 . 9 26 84 ... in a couple of years ... ' 68 Chevelle . . ZZ . . S C. Dexter St Ambition: To make my future family happy. Activities: Librarian aide (1), Office aide (4). The days of our youth are the days of our glory. THERESA ANN CASASSA Tee Rick . . . Flying peaches . . . Hey |im, P.T.T. . . . Bill, 2 more weeks ... I ' m psyched!!! . . . Colorguard . . . Rick ... No Way! . . . Ya know? . . . 10 20 84 . . . Beth, remember the Doorbell Caper? . . . Bum- min Big Time . . . We ' re outta here . . . don ' t worry about it! Ambition: To be happy. Activities: Colorguard (2, 3, Capt. 4), Na- tional Honor Society (3, 4), Cheerleading (3), Yearbook Staff (3, Co-editor 4), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Prom Com- mittee (3), Pep Club (3, Exec, board 4), Who ' s Who (3, 4), Society Distinguished American High School Students (4), Track (2). God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change: Courage to change the things I can; and Wisdom to know the difference. JUDITH L. CABRAL Jude BCC . . You ' re a l(;ser . . . Blue Unicorns Zeppelin . Motley Crue . . . Mel ' s partner in crime. Ambition: To make the best out of life. She would rather light candles than curse the darkness. JEFFREY S. CHAPLIN Howdy Sub-5 . . . lackson Nursery P-ON . . Face it )ohn — Cross Country Rules Say Henry . . . Bill ' s Partner in wasting time Yah — you thing so Ambition: To become a member ot Sub 4. Activities: Cross Country (5, Capt 4. MVP 1983), Track (2, 3, 4). Football (2). Varsity Club (2, 3, 4), Computer Club (1. 2). Math Team (4), Ham and Bean Supper (3), Spaghetti Supper (4) Do something Lead, Follow, or get out of my way. TIM COCHRAN ' ' Tim Anne — Forever . . . Socksl . , Mikes Chew Buddy .34 Redman . . . Backroom . Fernandas boys . . . Summers Ambition: To become involved with Law Enforcement Activities: Baseball (2, 3, 4), Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4). A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. LISA RENE CONNELL Lisa Bruce always and forever 6-6-81 . . . Chevy . . Honda VT 500 ... Lillian my partner in crime . . . Dina my other half . . . The Store . . . Budweiser . . , Yessa!! . Dawn, let ' s go have a cigarette Where ' s Lillian? . . . Hey, Laura, guess what? . . Pizza today!! Ambition: To become a physical therapist Activities: Office Aide (2), Guidance Aide (1) love you today, more than yesterday, but not as much as tomorrow! LAURA ). CONNOR Laura Dean . . 1-12-83 . . I ' m outta here . . . Scorpions ... Oh well . . . MAIDEN . . . Bum Deal . . It ' s over . . . See ya!!! Ambition: To make a lot of money. Activities: Guidance Aide (1, 3), Office Aide (4), Yearbook Staff (4). It ' s a world transformed where things are not what they seem. DAWN-MARIE COLBERT Dawn Charlie Always (monkey) . . , Kathy ' s other half . Camaros . . Poems Attleboro . . McDonalds . EC. 6-6-84 - 7-25-87 - l.L.U, Forever (Against All Odds) . , Hey odlaw ybmug - What ' s up?? . , Trans- Am . Rally?! . . . jammin ' mun ' . . Duude 9-25-84 . . . Soufy mobile ... LED ZEP- PELIN 1 Ambition: To live life to its fullest. Activities: Yearbook typist (4), English Aide (4), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper (4). you love something set it free, if it comes back, it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t it never was; it came back, we both weren ' t ready, but when it comes back again, it will be FOREVER!! PATRICIA ANN COOLIDGE Patti Diz 1 opinionated Let ' s have a debate Pittsburgh - C.A.P.S. . , , grizzlin ' . . , Ne! . . . B R C Stompers ■84-Finlandia Steve, see that UFO ' Walkin on a thin line - 10-19- 84 Cape Cruisers . . . Tangophobia . . . 9-18- 82 RKMPLM] Ambition To travel the world finding new members for the B R C Activities: Class Rep at large (3, 4), Student Council (3, 4), Majorettes (1, 2, 3, 4), Nat Honor Society (3, 4), Yearbook Photography Ed (4), Track (2), Spaghetti Supper (4), Senior Sleepout (4), Purple Key (4), Ski Club (1, 4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Prom Comm (3), Who ' s Who (3), Society of D A H S S (4), Chorus (3) All you need to fly is spirit and fairy dust i 35 EDWARD ). CORBEIL III ' Ed 68 Camaro . . . Led Zeppelin . . . Rush . . . Barrowsville Kegs . . . Party!! IRON MAIDEN Ambition: To become Rich and Travel to unknown places. Those who have the youth, hold the future EDWARD MICHAEL COUCHLIN Ed Faith . . . Kaz give me a ride? glowstick . . . escapades . . . DDBB . 440-Relay Bill, Dancing in the streets . . . Greg, tough guy huh? ... Hi Roy . . . Marcus write ma a pass? . . . library 6th . . . Faith Ambition: To apply all that I have learned in high school later on in life. Activities: Football (1, 2, 3, co-cap 4), Basketball (1), Purple Key, Senior Sleepout, Spaghetti Supper (4), NEDT Certificate (4) Commit the oldest sins the newest kinds of ways r 1 ERIC COTA Eric party . . . Deep Purple . . Maiden S M.F. . . . Motely Crue . . . We ' re outa here . party hardy. Ambition: To make loads of money Life is a waste of time. Time is a waste of Life, so let ' s get wasted and have the time of our life PENNY S. COREY Penny Why me? ? I love you too pain ' Ambition: To be an accountant Activities: volleyball mgr (1), National Honor Society (2, 3, 4), Junior Achievement (2, 3), Gym Aide (1,2,3, 4), Library Aide (4) He is the Way, the Light, and the Truth I DEBORAH A. COURCHINE Debbie Tom . Weekenffs Heide ' ' . What ' . . . Papa Gino hits Wings Lisa and jackie ' s friend . . Ole Bella flyboy happeny . . . Hey Ed what ' s up ' Mary ' AH MAN ' See ya later Hun ' Ambition: To lead a successful happy lite. Activities Gym aide (1, 2), Office aide (3. 4), Prom Committee (3). Purple Key (4), Yearbook (4) ' 7f w l take nunv people to show you how good the u orld can be. but it will take on y one special person to show ou how good lite can be lEFFREY L. CURELOP Jeff Brian ' s friend , , . Boom! . . . I get my share . . . first time out of Norton . . . Ambition: To win megabucks Activities: Baseball (1, 2) Hard work never hurt anybody, but I ' m not taking any chances. f % 1 ' f 4 BARBARA A, CURRAN Babs Smith . . Briggs St. . . la . . . Charlie ' s part- ner in crime . Steve ' s . . . $937.72 . . . New month ' s cue EHFC . . . it ' s been real Ambition: To play the Clochenspeil in the Washington St. T. station. Activities: Nat ' l Honor Society (2, 3 treas. 4), Yearbook (2, 3, co-ed. 4), D A. (1, 2), Nat ' l Merit Finalist, Marching Band (3, 4), lunior Class treas., Voice of Democracy, 2nd place On risque do pleurer un peu sil ' on s ' est laisse appriuoiser. LORRAINE MARIE DANUE Loraine Kath ' s friend . . crazy drives in BBB . . . 7 . . . ILYM . . . Captain Rain . . . )en let ' s go out! . . . Drive Slow . . . jerakin . . . The Vineyard . . . Mike, can I drive? ? Ambition: Succeed in life Activities: Prom Committee (3), Yearbook Staff (4), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper !4), Honor Roll (4), Volleyball Manager (1), Guidance Aide (4) Today ' s dreams are tomorrow ' s future. LAURIE A. DeCHELLIS Laurie What a yuk Cape Cod . . Knald dig . . . party , , , friendly ' s Ambition: To have a great life Activities: yearbook staff (4) Sometimes we keep the best part of ourselves deep inside for only the best people to discover. LISA M. DeCHELLIS Lisa Cape Code . . . Walpole . . What a tard Hey Papa . . . party . . Friendly ' s Ambition: To hit Florida beaches, become an accountant. Activities: Yearbook staff (4). To live is like to love — all reason is against it, and all healthy instinct for it. MICHELLE ANN DERMODY Michelle Tommy . . T K.I L Y Walking on a thin line . . , 10-19-84 . glowstick escapade purple teeth . . . PKMPLMJ . . life-threatening experiences . Jenny - You son of a gun! Cape Cruisers 10-8-83 . Tommy Ambition: To travel, to be successful and to enjoy life. Activities: Student Council (3, 4), Class Rep. at large (4), Colorguard (1, 2, Capt 3), Yearbook Staff (3, assistant ed. 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Senior Sleepout (4), Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (1, 2. 3, 4), Who ' s Who (3), Society of D.A.H S S (4), Purple Key (4), Prom Comm (3). Learn the sweet magic of a cheerful face; Not always smiling, but at least serene. KIMBERLY BLAKE DUNLAP Kim Nasty Girls MIKE Cherie ' s bestest . Stacy ' s sis Deb-traumatized . . . Laurie-Nauti Body my missing piece . . . ILY-ltchy back! ' . Wonder Woman . . . Glowstick . Daddy was wrong ' Ambition: College-bound Activities: Cheerleader (3 co-capt 2, 4), Student Council Sec (4), Regional Advisory (3, 4, Yearbook (2, 3 asst ed 4), Who ' s Who (3, 4), Class Rep (1,2), Prom Court Comm. (3), Homecoming Court (4) f we had not lived in the same time place, would I not feel a part of me was missing JANET MARIE DOYLE Janet Matthew Forever 1 27 84 . . . Helium glowstic escapade . . Tangophobia 9 18 84 . . . Wanna go get an ice cream . Beach Crew of ' 82 . . . Newport Beach 2 ILVM . . Pooh . The Croup . . SRM 213 . Matthew today, tomor- row, and forever! Ambition: To be successful and have all my dreams come true. Activities: Cheerleader (2, 3, 4), Marching Band (1, 2, 3, sec 4), Student Council (1, 2, 4), Honor Roll (1,3, 4), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (4), Varsity Club (2, 3, 4), Prom Committee (3), Year- book Staff (4), Ski Cub (1,2, 4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Play (4), Senior Sleepout (4). Character is simply a habit long continued. DENISE LOUISE DION Dee Tammy ' s partner in crime REALLY DURAN DURAN .3 15 84 HELIUM it ' s between three people and the rest of the world . it ' s casual . Ah, skit! Blue silver as The Lights Go Down BAND-AID . . . music . . flag 1 ... LIMOUSINES Ambition: To become a professional singer Activities: Pep Club (1), Chorus (2, 3, 4), Southeastern District (2, 4), Drama Club (2, 3), Yearbook Staff (3, 4), junior Achieve- ment (3, 4), Color guard flags (4) ' ' Music is the way our memories sing to us across time. JOHANNE C. DYER lo Always laughing helpful Denis friend Ambition: To graduate trom Burdett vMth my degree Activities: Office Aide (2, . 4) Yearbook Typist (4) A ferSosfon there s only Hea en. DAVID ). EBERLE Olds 1 ... A Pinto - what is that? . . . Springstein — The Boss . . . Ambition: To become a millionaire. Activities: Football (2, 3, 4) Football disproves the law of evolution; the fittest don ' t always survive. BRYAN ETTER Bryan quiet . . . YMCA . . . O ' Briens . . . Wayne ' s . . . 70 ' s Chevelle ... Hi Mom . . . Tennis . . . Hey |im. Ambition: To work with computers Activities: Math Team (1, 2, 3, 4), Tennis (4), Purple Key (4), Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (4), Society of Distinguished American High School Students (4). There is no one so wise as the man who says nothing at the right time. MICHAEL R. EVERSON ' ' Mike 76 Pony . . . gagne Bros . Vette . . . money . . The Brady Crunch Fog Lights . . . The cars Ambition: To be a toolmaker machinist ' The car was inverted as a convenient place to sit out traffice jams. STACY FAUSTRUM Stace Pam ' s partner in crime . Westgate . . . told you so . . . Lunch . . . Foods Chefs . . . All Right! Ambition: To go into Cosmetology Worry is interest paid on a debt you may never incur. RICHARD A. FERGUSON Fergy Everdent and the Brady Crunch . ' 76 Ford Granada . Mike, we workin ' till 8? . . . Oh, no! Not George! . . . Van Halen and a whole lot of Ratt . . . Aerosmith 12 27 84 Everybody meeting over at Cl ' s? Ambition: To be successful If you love something, set it free, if it comes back it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t hunt it down and kill it! SANDRA LEE FERRINI Sandy 3 19 83 , Pat-Framingham El Toritos — funk . . . Kar - How many of us have them . B.F — 5 years someday Ambition: To find the man and be in love forever Activities: Student Council (1 treas., 2 treas., 3, pres. 4), Class President (2, 3), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Homecoming Court (1. 2, 3, queen 4), Ham and Bean Supper (3), Spaghetti Supper (4), Purple Key (4), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (3), Cheerleading (1, Capt. 2, 3, Capt 4) Our reverence is good tor nothing if it does not begin with self respect. RICHARD J. FITZGERALD Fitzy 69 Dodge Mike ' s Grand Prix Keith - lets lamm . No sh-t ' , . Ha, George got to make the doughnuts Ambition: To be a famous guitarist . ve ife to its fullest, make lots of money and have lots of fun. PETER FIORENTINO Peter talkative asks questions . . sleepy easily bored Ambition: To become a lawyer Activities: Cross Country (1, 2), Winter track (1), baseball (1, 2) You spend half your life searching for what you want and the other half trying to get It. BRUCE R. FINCH, JR. Rob 71 ' Mustang 1 Husquarna OR 250 ., . Van Halen Ratt Honey Dew , , , Look in the rearview Mike ' , Karate Road Warrior K-Mart . Lincoln Mall Ambition: To own a 308 GTS Ferrari Activities: Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2), Math Team (2, 3), Boys State (3), Who ' s Who (4), Society of Distinguished American High School Students (4), Ad- vance Studies Program (1), MIT (1, 2, 3, 4), Computer Club (2) can ' f drive 55. KEVIN ). FLYNN Kev Porsche 1 . . Boston lordon Marsh . . . P.M.O. . Test What Test ' ' Ambition: To be richer than a Kennedy Activities: Computer Club (2), M I T High School Studies program (1,2, 3, 4) We are the people our parents warned us about TAMMY LEE FRANCO ' Tam Hey Lisa! . . . Flag 8 . . . Dee ' s co-op . good answer . Duran . pretty big staple . . )ohn . . . 3 15 84 ... No way ' . . . Ah, John? . blue silver . . . It ' s be- tween three people and the rest of the world . . . Those guys! . . . LIMOUSINES . . The chauffeur Ambition: To be incredibly wealthy Activities: Drama Club (2, 3), Purple Key (4), Colorguard (4), junior Achievements (2, 3), Gym Aide (4), Office Aide (4) Many dreams come true and sometimes silver linings I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. RAYMOND RICHARD GOVE Ray Hey Tom let ' s go camping . what are ya doing tonight? . . . Homework what homework? . . Don ' t worry about it . . . Any parties goin on . . . Boudish Lake . . Blue 28 . lones how did you get so ugly? . . . Key Kristen Smile? . . Fast Eddie: need a fire hydrant? ... of course I did it . . . Don ' t provoke me . . . John: grow up . . . Mercedes-benz . O K who took it. Ambition: To get the most out of life Activities: Football (1, 2, 3), Boys ' State (3), Track (2, 4), Pep Club (2), Purple Key (4), Who ' s who among American high school students (4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Today ' s dreams are tomorrows future. MARY-BETH GAIDELIS Half-Pint )im forever . . . Sue ' s partner in crime . . . Let ' s hit Friendly ' s . Harley-Davidson . . . Vodka and Grapefruit juice Dodge Dart GTS . . Neil Young Ambition: To fly free across the horizon in- to the misty morning sun Activities: Office Aide (1), Purple Broom (2, 3) If Cod made anything better Harley- Davidson he would have kept it for himself. ROGER H. GAGNON Roge Say, Buzz Hey Abbott . . . The Golden Shovel Award . . good deal . . . share the wealth . . . it ' s been fun Ambition: To have a healthy, happy, and productive life as an engineer. Activities: Marching Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Stage Band (1, 2, 3, 4), National Honor Society (2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2, 3), Cross-Country (2, 3, 4), Math Team (2, 3, 4), Hugh O ' Brien Youth Leadership Seminar (2), Boys ' State (3), Class President (1), H.S.S.P. at M.l.T. (1, 2, 3, 4) Sometimes a majority simply means that all the fools are on the same side. CHARLES GREEN Charlie guitars . , Keith ' s fnend . . . RUSH . . . PAR- TY . . fast cars . MUSIC Ambition: To be a successful musician Worry is interest paid on a debt you may never incur. JENNIFER LYNNE GREEN river road . . . left? . . right no, reverse! . . . steamed windows . . . camp- outs . . . summer ' 84 . . . chicken farm . . . what ' s for lunch? . . . confession session . . . another call to the boys . . . honorary member . Lorraine lets go out! Ambition: To live life to the fullest Activities: Who ' s who among American high school students (4), The So ciety of distinguished American High students (4), Yearbook Staff (4), Prom Committee (2, 3), Guidance Aide (4) ' love the greatest word; often spoken but never heard. EDWARD O. GRIEVE Ed fire hydrant . . Clint Eastwood Ambition: To wipe out racial discrimination throughout the world. Activities: Purple Key (4), Track (1, 2, 3), Football (1, 2, 3). Co ahead punk make my day. KEITH R. GREENE Keith, Streech Yea . Would you like to buy some . . . no problem tomorrow ' s another day . . . that ' s life in the big city, small town U.S.A. . . . Randy Rhoads . , . Iron What? . . . Ciao. Ambition: To be wealthy and famous. Activities: Track (3, 4), Basketball (2). You never realize how hard life is until you realize how hard you ' re trying. WANDA FAYE GREEN Bean Mario my love Mario, goodo ' Barbars . Indy-gail . . . Wow — you ' re ugly! . Cliff . . . Swizzel . . . Oof! . . Carol . friend forever . go on with your badself . . . What is it now . . Love it to Mom and Dad for their love Ambition: To have all my dreams and goals come to reality Activities: Purple Key (4), Office Aide (4). ' The world is a wonderful place when you ' re young So we are told So let ' s en- joy and make the statement come true JACQUELINE ISABELL GRIEVE Jackie H-square . Deb s locker Friendly s N Y , Kanid . . . teasing Beach 5 Burnt see you Danya Ambition: To see the world and enjoy life Activities: Yearbook staff (4), Otfice Aide (1, 2, 3, 4), Field hockey (3, 4). Student Council rep (2, 4) Prom Committee (3), Purple Key (4). say love it is a flower and you. It ' s only seed. CHRISTINE A. GUARILGLIA-HERRICK ' ' Chris CARRY . . . 5 26 82 . . . Michelle ' s partner in crime . . . baby . . . 9 29 84 . . . Van Halen . . . more Carry. Ambition: A happy life Activities: Guidance Aide (1, 2), Office Aide (2) If love has pressed you down a bit, rest if you must, but do not quit. TODD E. GUSTAFSON Todd 71 Cougar . . . jusas Priest ... 1 Ambition: To be a carpenter, to do com- puter work, to be rich. Activities: M.l.T. (3, 4) Never worry about the future — it never becomes serious until it is in the present. KATHLEEN M. HANSEN Kathy Black book . . I can ' t believe it . . . acci- dent . . . ILYR . crazy dnve in B.B.B. . . . captain Rain ' s friend . . . Who you with now? . . . why Ambition: To be successful! Activities: Volleyball (1, 2), Basketball (1, 2, 3 co-capt. 4 co-capt.), Softball (1, 2, 4), Stu- dent Council (1, 2, 3), Purple Key (4), Guidance Aide (4), Newspaper Staff (4), Yearbook Staff (4), Who ' s Who AHS (4), Varsity Club(1, 2, 3, 4) There are a few moments, we have to ourselves. Let ' s share them with our dreams. SUSAN M. HOUGHTON Sue FRIENDLY ' S . . . Mary-Beth ' s partner in crime . . . Erin ' s friend forever . . . Motley Crue . . . Harley ' s 4-ever . . . Twisted Sister . . . Rock ' n ' Roll . . . MTV Ambition: Cet out of Massachusetts!!! Activities: Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4), Purple Key (4), Honor Roll (1,2, 3, 4) You don ' t know what you love until it ' s gone, and you find out a little too late. LINDA V. HYORA Linda River Road . . . left? right? no, reverse! . . . steamed windows . . jacouzi . . . camp- outs . . . boppin . . . summer ' 84 ... chicken farm . . . confession session . . . life at the Reeve ' s . . . 295 strut Ambition: A B.S. in Pharmacy Activities: National Honor Society (2, 3, pres. 4), Class Treas. (4), Student Council (2, 3), Society of D.A.H.S. (4), Yearbook Staff (Quotes Ed 4), Purple Key (4), Ham and Bean Summer (3), Spaghetti Supper (4), Prom Committee (3), Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Sleepout (4), Chorus (1, 2) Elegance is good taste plus a dash of daring. KELLEY ) . lEWETT Kelley Scott forever . Beth and Stefs friend . . . horses . Kris ' s partner in crime Van Halen . . photography Ambition: to be a wildlife photographer Activities: Office Aide (4) A thought kept inside of you wants to be shared with others; it ' s just up to you to share it. ROBERT THOMAS )ONES Tom Hey Cove, you ' re ugly Billy Boy . . Bowdish Lake . . . Hey Ed, give me a pass . . . Liberty 6th ... Howdy Roge . 151 Ambition: To become ambitious Activities: Football (1, 2, 3), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3), Purple Key (4), Mongon ' s Dungeon (1,2,3). Rich beyond the dreams of avarice. STEPHEN KAZARIAN Kaz Hey Arnie, I ' ll have one of those by the end of the summer . . . What a big time loser . . . Frank has no seeds . . sometimes you have to say what the . . .! Ambition: To be successful in LIFE. Activities: Football (1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4), baseball (1,2), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (3, 4), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Sup per (4) ' Damned if you do, damned if you don ' t. PETER ROBERT KELLEY Pete THE BOSS . . . SPRINGSTEEN ... 55 ... Jackson Nursery P-ON D H T.M. STOMPERS 84 - Dave give me the keys . . DOME . . . Hey Roger - share the wealth . . . It ' s good to be the King! Ambition: To boldly go where no man has gone before Activities: Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2, 3, co-capt 4), Baseball (1), Yearbook Sports Co-Editor (4), Boys State (3), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3,4) Pro tali numismate tales merces! WENDY KENNEDY Wend Lee ... U-2 War Hey Cathy . . Rosecraft . . . Volleyball Ambition: to be happy. Activities: Pep club (4), honors ( 1, 2. 3. 4) Sing a pretty rainbow, laugh a bright bou- quet, smile a ray ot sunshine and dream a happy day JOHN M. KENNELLY John Stompers ' 84 . . . Walking on a thin line . . . 10 19 84 . . . Todd can you spot me some cash? . . . It ' s hard to leave when you can ' t find the door . . . D.H.T.M. . . . Michelob . . . Fernandes Ambition: To lead a successful life. Activities: Football (2), Prom Committee (3), Ski Club (2, 3, 4), Yearbook Staff (4), Purple Key (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Varsity Club (3), Senior Sleepout (4), Computer Club (2), Work (1,2, 3,4) It ' s not the size of the dog in the fight, it ' s the size of the fight in the dog. ERIC J. KLEBER Eric Cornerbound . . . Sean . . . Mike . . . Dave . . . drums Ambition: To make a lot of money Activities: Band(1, 2, 3) fasf and west, Home is best. DAVID P. KLEBER Kleebe The cars . . . Rush . . Ya going tonights . . . guys . . . Skylark . . , Cuds . . , Party Ambition: To be a fine chef Activities: Band, Purple Key Life is what you make of it. So ma ce (he best of it. r 1 MARIANNE L. KINCAID Nose Dude what up? . . . John , don ' t call me nostrils! . . . Tammy ' s partner in crime . . . R.G. . . . Iron Maiden . . . Motley Crue Ambition: To be successful in everything I do. Activities: Office Aide (1) ' The world is full of Kings and Queens who Blind your eyes and steal your dreams . . . It ' s Heaven and Hell. ANJA LEA KOLA Anja Beware the pizza man . . . Sept. 4, 1984 N Y. . . . AAACCKKK!!! . . . Smythe . . . It ' s an adventure . . . Stompers ' 84-Finlandia . . . road trip?! . . . missing you . . . Dweeb . . . CHEAB . . . genetic mess-up? . . . why not?! . . . Ahem . . . ! Ambition: To satisfy a desire and achieve a dream Activities: Class Secretary (1, 2, 3, 4), Field hockey (1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4), Yearbook Ar- tist (4), Track (1), Student Council (1,2,3,4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4), Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Prom Committee (2, 3) ARNOLD LARSON ' ' Arnie STAGEY, 9 27 84 . . . Kaz, there ' s something wrong with the radio . . Frank, I don ' t give a ... THE GLOWSTICK ESCAPADE . . . Kathy (KWEIFER) . . . Terri, you ' re a pain . . . STAGEY, I LOVE YOU!!l Ambition: Become involved in Law Enforcement Activities: Football (1,2, 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (2, 3, 4), Prom Committee (3), Pur- ple Key (4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Senior Sleep Out (4) To accomplish great things, we must not on- ly Act, but Dream, not only Plan, but Believe; Be a Believer and you will be a winner. MATTHEW P. LUCIER Lucifer Spider . . . Maiden . . . Zeppelin . . . Floyd . . . 666 . . . Lisa Matt . . . Killers . . . it ' s a bust . . . Welcome to my Nightmare 12 21 84 Ambition: To survive until I ' m 20. see you as you are, I see you as you see yourself. I see you as you were, and as you shall be. When you see no more, you shall see me: I am Lucifer the Piper LINDA A. LOGAN Lin Mary want to go to Mars? ... 1 can ' t do this Mary! . . . Cheryl lets go visit Chuch . . . Cathy stop calling me Linder! . . . Scorpions .1 wanna go to Maine . . . Cheryl and Rich, terridactil. Ambition: To be the best I can be! Activities: Pep Club(1) A friend is one who knows all about you and loves you just the same. JOSEPH M. LIMBER )oe )udy , . . Pizza Hey Tom, do the English Homework? MIT Partying in Boston . . . What ' s up Rodge? . Micky D ' s ... Air Force Academy Dad, can I have the car on Saturday? Wheaton . . F.D.R. didn ' t have Miss Kiernan for English . . . )udy. Activities: National Honor Society (2, 3, 4), Math Team (2, 3, 4), Air Force Academy Summer Scientific Seminar (3), Bog State (3), Golf Team (1, 2, 3, 4), Track Team (3, 4), Coast Guard Academy Introduction Mission (3), M I T. High School Studies Pro- gram (1, 2, 3, 4). Success is to be enjoying life. CHERLY A. LYNCH Cheryl Rich forever . . 2 8 84 Cathy and Linda ' s friend AE Graduation then New York Deep Purple Motley Grue . . . We always miss it Skipping 5th period study with Cathy Ambition: To be rich Activities: Band(1, 2) r IS better to have Loved and lost than to have never Loved at all lENNIFER LYN MACKESY Jenny Diz II . . . 10 19 84 . . . Walking on a thin line Michelle — you son of a gun . . Club , , Mickey D ' s . . . B-52 ' s Ambition: To have all my many dreams be fulfilled. Activities: Colorguard (2, 3), Student Coun- cil (2, student Rep, 3, 4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Ski Club (1, 2), Prom Committee (3), Yearbook Staff (4), Purple Key (4), Pep Club(1, 2, 3) For my part, I will travel not to go anywhere, but to go I will travel for travel ' s sake The great affair is to move TODD M. McGARRY Todd Stompers . it ' s casual . William . . . D H T M Sweet-n-Crafty , , P-on . . . Sticky quarters Ambition: To be successful Activities: Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Football (2), Spaghetti Supper (4), Prom Committee (3), Yearbook Ed. (4), Tennis (2), Purple Key (4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Computer (2), Math Club (2), Work (3, 4), Varsity Club (2, 3) Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be. BRIAN MADSEN Brian Mike ' s friend Always having fun homework ' . PARTY . . IRON MAIDEN . Motley Crue . . Camaro. Ambition: To get a good job and be successful A plan once made and visualized becomes a reality along with other realities — never to be destroyed but easily to be attacked. STACY ANN MACOMBER Stace Nasty Girls In the name of Love — Michael Kim ' s sister? — Edie ... No way, Deb Oysters, Laurie ' Cheries corrup- ter . DDBB guys . . . 9 14 84 . . . NY ... ' 67 Camaro . Glowstick . , . Wendy ' s . . . Religious . Experience . . . LI2 . . . Pearl Har- bor bombing Ambition: To acquire happiness and fortune. Activities: Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 3, 4), Field Hockey (2), Purple Key (4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Prom Comm (3), Senior Sleepout (4), Yearbook Staff (4), Spanish Club (P R. 4), Gym Aide (2, 3) The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed CHESTER J. MILOSH JR. C.J. Dawn, I Love You .77 Dodge Van Custom , . . Aerosmith 12 27 84 . . . More Dawn . More Vans! Ambition: To own a Trans-Am Activities: Boys State (3), Computer Club (1.2) ' We came, we say, we kicked. TAMMY JO MOSS Tammy EDDIE 5 6 83 . . FOREVER . . What ' s up, Dude? . . . But Mr. Gorman . . . Nose, my partner in crime . . . Squaker, I can ' t get out! . . . Tina, can you handle it? . NO WAY . . . Mary 7th? ... Motley Crue . . . ludas Priest . S MP. .ED. Ambition: To own a ' 69 Mustang. Activities: Guidance Aide (4), English Aide (4). Let it be written that those who are the youth have the future. Motley Crue ERIC MOURADIAN Ex-M D See you man Weekend Warrior ... I was here ... I wish I was somewhere else. Ambition: To succeed Life is like walking in wet cement, everything shows up forever. KATHLEEN M. MURRAY Kathy RUSH 2112 . . . 9 25 84 . . . Jammin ' mun ' . . . Dawn, No way, that ' s way too fun- ny! . . . Skinnydipping?? . I ' M SO GULLI- BLE .. . The DesMaires Mobile . . Incredi- ble . . . ODLAW, YBMUG . . K-L-S-F-A-E . The Moonlit Keg, )uto and Herman ... Led Zeppelin RULES. Ambition: To live and enjoy life to its fullest. (Tahiti) Activities: Guidance aide (3), English Aide (4), Purple Key (4). Leave out the Friction - The Fact is: This Friction, will only be worn by persistence Leave out Conditions — Courageous Con- victions, Will drag the dream into Ex- istence. Rush SUZANNE ELIZABTEH NORRIS Sue Diane ' s Bestest Buddy A large cheese soda, Kitty ' It ' s a wonderful life 12 82 . . The Plymouth Experience Diane, Is that a 1977 Green CMC truck ' Italian Subs and Dr Pepper David, who? Ambition To become a social worker Activities: I A (2, 3, v p 4 - President) Pep Club (4), Drama Club (3), Spaghetti Supper (4), Gym Aide (3,4), Dance Committees, Newspaper Staff (4 - co-editor) Ham and Bean Supper (3), Year- book Staff (4) There is no sorrow like a love denied — nor any joy like love that has its will TRACY JEAN O ' CONNOR Trace Paul . . . Why do I believe that? Nelson . . . M I T. . . . EHFC . TGZD Steve ' s . . . Spandau , . . Yes, I ' ll wash my car . . Friendly ' s (Barb) . . . that ' s too bad . . Barnes and Noble . but it ain ' t been real fun ' Ambition: To play the flute in the Washington Street T station Activities: Marching Bank (2, 3. 4), Who ' s Who (3), Society of Dist Amer H.S Students (3), Drama club (2. ?), Math Team (3, 4), Nat l Merit Commended Student (3), NEDT Cert (2), Science Aide (3, 4), Purple Messenger (4). Yearbook (4) 7 labor to be briel — and manage to be obscure. LAURIE C. PANE Laurie Nasty Girls Deb s best . DONG Newcomb Hollow - in the surf , , 495 Mike l-L-Y! . , bunches keesenice . The Point — oysters Stace ' , Glowstick Escapade Helium , , , Kim - Nauti Body! Lowie Oh my Cod! , , ROSEs never fade! Daddy was WRONG! Ambition: To get the most out of life Activities; Marching Bank (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Nat ' l Honor Society (3, 4), Varsity Club ( I, 2, 3, 4), Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Sleepout (4), Spaghetti Supper (4), Yearbook (4), Who ' s Who (3, 4), Pep Club (1, 2), Prom Comm (3), Ski Club (1, 3, 4), Society of D A H S S (4), Dance Comm (1, 2, 4), NEDT Certificate (2), Science Aid (3), Stu- dent Council (1) Love is like a butterfly; it goes wherever it pleases and pleases wherever it goes. I JAMES K. POLK Jim Deb — I love you! . Thanx Ray . . . What ' s up? ... Hey, Hey, Hey! . . . 12 1 84 . . . my 455 4 barrel ... 73 con- vertible . . Theresa, no sir! . . . Hey, )imbo, where are ya? . . . June 9, 1984 . . . Almost Paradise ' . . , Deb — All my love. Ambition: To have happiness and success Activities: Football (2), Prom Committee (3), Varsity Club (1, 2), Honor Roll (1, 2), Purple Key (4). n order to get to heaven, you gotta raise a little hell! MARCUS A.M. PEREZ Marcus Yo - Hey Ed . . . DDBB . Pete, what do you wanna do ... DOME . . . Jackson Nursery P-on . . Chris . . . Yes, I ' ll listen . . . What now, Deb? . . . USMA . . . It ' s all in the delivery . . . Sure Frank . . . Sandy, 5th Grade Memory . . . Norton Hoop , . . Have a good one. Ambition: To achieve the ultimate goal of success and happiness Activities: National Honor Society (3, 4), Class Vice-Pres. (4), Basketball (1, 2) ).V. (3, 4) Vars., Cross Country (1, 2) Vars., Track (2, 3) Vars. (4) Co-Capt., NEDT Certificate (2), Who ' s Who (3, 4), Sports Co-Editor Yearbook (4), D.A.H.S. (4), Marching and Concert Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Stage Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (4) ' To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. PHILLIP PECK Phil BSA . Chevy . . . Denise . . . HOWDY DO! ... Star ... Test, What test? ... you ' ve got to be kidding. Ambition: To become an architect Activities: Ham and Bean Supper (3), Com- puter Cub(1, 2) ' When all else fails, read the directions, they could be right. BRIAN E. POWERS Brian Roy, set me up for a spike ... I get my share I need a pass for 7th. Ambition: To succeed in life. Activities: Football (1), Ski Club (1, 3, 4), Purple Key (4), Honor Roll(1). f en God cannot change the past. CHERYL A. POWERS Cheryl MIKE . . . Hey Michelle - wanna play hang-kitty? . . . Yes, Cathy, you can have a piece of paper! . . . 9 19 84 . . . Friendly ' s . . . dancing ice creams . . . Cath, we ' re in the middle of the road! . . Mike, I Love You! M.A.A.F! Ambition: To do something worthwhile with my life and to make people happy. Activities: Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4) Well, it ' s been real, and it ' s been fun. But I can ' t say it ' s been real fun! LORI lEANETTE REEVES Lori Sean . . River Road Flying peaches . . . left? right? no, reverse . jacuzzi . . . campouts summer ' 84 confession session . . another call to the boys . . . honorary member . 295-strut . . Mike, when ' s 17?? Ambition: To someday work with a top airline Activities: Band (1, 2), Majorettes (2, 3), Yearbook Staff (4), Prom Committee (3), Ham and Bean Supper (3), Spaghetti Sup- per (4), Senior Sleepout (4) We are the children of light, and let us not think of the shadows. ROBERT PROULX - Bob S C. Power . . Romes Delight . . Doom Music . . )AZZ . . . somebody get me a doctor . . . Call . . , move over Stev ' e Ray Vaughrn , . . Marshalls . . . Wanna jam . . . Voodoochile Later Ambition: To be ambitious Activities: Baseball (1), Football (2, 3, 4) Many dreams come true sometimes with silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. MICHELLE M. PRISCO Michelle Marty forever Chris ' partner in crime . , . more Marty Cheryl — wanna play hang-kitty Lisa - I will write you a note . , . 11 16 83 4 17 83 . Babe - I made it Ambition: To be happily married Activities: Honor Roll ( 1, 2, 4) If you love something set it free, if it does not return, it was not meant to be, if it does, love it forever GARY JAMES ROBERTS Chief J. Vocals Music . . . Dio Prince Crazy Jennifer . Suellen Hey, john Whaapnin? Rainbow in the dark Kung-Fu . . Heffen Reffer Renee gade . . . animals Bruce Lee money . . . love hope peace joy movies poetry sex brains KING Ambition: To become a vocalist or actor Life ' s a never ending wheel The more you see. the more you feel Open up your mind, feel the thoughts you find MICHAEL A. ROSE Mike Laurie — Keese Nice? . . . Tim ' s chew bud- dy ... 85 — fantastic 5 . . . Ape ... 1 thru 16 . . . REDMAN ... 440 in the Buff . . . D.K. Ambition: Success Activities: Football (2, 3, 4), Track (3, 4), Baseball (2), Varsity Club (2, 3, 4), Pep Club (3, 4), Ham and Bean Supper (2), Spaghetti Supper (4), Yearbook (4), Purple Key (4), Senior Sleepout (4). A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. ANDREW D. SARGENT Andrew I Love you Kris . . . The Feet . . . Purple laces Howdy 12 6 85, I can wait . . . A C T S Born to act . . . Ambition: Plumbing construction Activities: Football (2), Purple Key (4). All the world runs around and around, but jesus is the peace I have found and when the world starts getting down He keeps my feet on solid ground. TINA JEAN SALLEY Tea Dude What ' s up? . . MOTLEY CRUE . . . Mary ' s other half ... I can ' t handle it . . . 2 19 84 ... No doubt . . . Scorpions . . . Squaka . . . Let ' s not do tables . . . Ambition: To live, love, and laugh. How long I ' ve wanted this dream to come true and as it approaches I can ' t believe I ' m through. SABINE H. RUTKOVSKIS Bine Beware the PIzzaman . . Sept 4, 1984 N Y. . . . Ne! CHEAB . New Years Eve 1984-85 . . . AACCKKK! Welcome to the Moody Blues . . . Cryzzlyn . . Lets go cruisin ' . Bowie . . . Cralsch Stompers 84 . . . Purple Ice Cream? . . The B.R.C. . . Let ' s go on an adventure . . . The plight of Tarzan, Sheena, and Conan . . . Welcome to the home by the sea Ambition: To explore the four corners of the world and maybe a little farther Activities: Field Hockey (1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2, 3, capt. 4), Ski Club (1, 2, 4,), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Spaghetti Sup- per (4), Purple Key (4), Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4) Yearbook (4) So nigh is grandeur to our dust. So near is Cod to man, when duty whispers low thou must, the youth replies I can. MARY JANE SIROIS Veggie Dude . . . What ' s up? ... Squaka ' s got crit- ters on her skidders . . . late again . . . Tee, it ' s only 5:00 . . . EINREB 2 19 . . . Life ' s on ashtray . . . 12 7 84 ... But Mr. Gorman . . . MOTLEY CRUE . . . Ambition: A life long party Activities: English Aide (4). The world is filled with Kings and Queens they blind your eyes and steal your dreams it ' s Heaven and Hell. n o 00 51 LOTTE STORGAARD Lotty Knald dig . . . How should I know . god you devil , . . friendly ' s Ambition: To have a positive life. Activities: Badminton, Aerobics Life is worth living so lets go for it. Oh rr FRANK JOHN TEIXEIRA IV Frank What ' s up? . . Look Steve - a UFO!! . . . Hey Stud . . . I don ' t give a ... I want to go home . . . Where ' s everyone going . . . Let ' s get out of here Ambition: To achieve success and hap- piness and to obtain all my goals Activities: Baseball (1, 2, 3, capt. 4), Basket- ball (1, 2, 3, capt. 4), Pep Club (1, 2, 3, VP. 4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council (1, 2, 3), Honors (3, 4), Jewish War Veterans Award (4), Who ' s Who AHS (3, 4), Purple Key (4), Prom Committee (3), Ham and Bean Supper (3), Spaghetti Sup- per (4), Guidance Aide (4). Follow your dreams as long as you live, for if you don ' t. life will have no meaning. CATHERINE M. SYMONS Cathy Tom .to: F.D. From: WW. ... My little green datsun . . . Lotte are there danishes in Denmark? . . . Cheryl, can I have some paper? ... 6th periods study with the gang . . .New York. . .2 11 84. . . A.F. . . . 629 Ambition: To be rich beyond imagination Activities: Guidance Aide (3, 4) Vou only live once but if you live it right once is enough. DANIEL SUTTON Dan Computers . Phil and Denise Hard work . Physics . . Hey, Phil Ambition: To work with computers and help people. ' To work is to succeed, to succeed is to work. DAVID A. THATCHER Moose No, I ' m David . Band Party . . . What ' s happening Steve . Lloyd and Scott let s party lumper Beach . . . Time to go to Band . . Lisa needs a hug. Twisted Sister Ambition: To own my own garage Activities: Band (1. 2, 3, 4), Purple Broom (2) fven ; you have a small part play it the best you can. DOUGLAS P. THATCHER Doug Navy Bound beach party I ' m Doug, but that ' s all right OZZY Hey ' TingelLips! . . Let ' s make a party Lloyd Ambition: To have a job I like Activities: Football (2), Purple Broom (2) Fools don ' t prophet from the past Life ' s a stage and we ' re all in the cast. LISA A. WALKER Squaka Wino ' s . Ralph always Deb, what ' s the world- , , Tina, lets not clean tables ' . . Lisa, Gina, and Deb, let ' s skip! Lisa flip wanna flip the Toyota ' Mr Gor- man, I was in class . , , Party Ambition: To live a Happy life. He who knows does not speak He who speaks does not know, but if you don ' t do your own thinking, someone else will do it for you JOSEPH VACHER Dimargio Hockey today — Hockey tomorrow Hockey forever Ambition: To become better than I am now Activities: Track (2) Be wiser than other people if you can. but do not tell them so. DAVID A. THOMPSON Dave 2112 Rush Rules . . What did you say, Clint ' - MAIDEN , . E Y.S. . . . Sleeze Brother - Pete, Chris, Kraig, )ohn, )oe, Dave . . . Dawn forever. Ambition: To beat Rudolph Valentino ' s record Do unto others before they do unto you JOSEPH D. WALLER Walla IRON MAIDEN sleaze bros . . . jUDAS PRIEST Chapter 90 . . Keg Parties . . . HD . . Party at Yorks . . See Ya Ambition: To ride across the U S on a Harley. Activities: Graduation Set-Up (1, 2, 3) Do unto others before they do unto you. MARY A. WARCHAL Mary Tony forever . . . Lin ' s friend Lin, wanna go to Mars? . . 7 22 83 I ' m leaving after 4th . . You ' re driving me crazy ' Ambition: To become a secretary A friend is one with whom you can be yourself. NITHI WANIKPUN Nick Awesome . . . sleepy . Welcome to Miller Time PORSCHE Ambition: To become a professional Ten- nis player. Activities: Tennis Nobody loves you more than yourself. DEBORAH ANN ZACCARDI Debbie Nasty Girls . Laurie ' s best . LilNC in the surf 495 This is deep be real State Glowstick Escapade Kim- Traumatized I ' m NOT drunk — Shopp- ing Carts, please ' Marcus-Help Daddy was wrong Ambition To work at General Hospital Activities Band ( 1, 4, sec. 2, 3), Track ( 1, 2, 3, 4), Nat l Hon Soc. (2, 3, sec 4), Pep Club (1, 2, sec 3, 4), Varsity Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Sleepout (4), Spag Supper (4), Pur- ple Key (4), Student Council (2, 3), Who ' s Who (3, 4), Yearbook Comm (3), Basket- ball (2) There is no disguise which can for long conceal a love where it exists, or simulate one where it does not SENIORS NOT PICTURED GEORGE A. ANTOSCA George Bob you ' re dead . Rich ya gotta make the doughnuts Mr Coffee Party Ambition: To become very rich and successful Activities: Football (1, 3, 4), Track (2) live life as it should be and that ' s to have one big party with all your friends and be happy. PETER BAILEY Ace Get this Hey Mark, get it in gear .351 C . . 455 Rocket . . . Speed limit, 80! Ambition: To have a job and like it at the same time. Activities: Purple Key (4) Time is but Dust in the Wind. PETER ). CONNOLLY Peter 65 Mustang . Budweiser seven and seven is sixteen , , , eightball Lillian, 1 love you Parties , IRON MAIDEN RULES Ambition: Work ' College; ' Activities: Football (1,2) Show people what you can do not what they want to do. MICHAEL FLAHERTY Mike ' 6 What ' s her number? , , Lets go out! . Where ' s the party? ,1 can ' t drive 55 . . Rich ' s mopar , , , George, check my oil Ambition: To be successful and to reach my goals in life, These are the best of times, don ' t let them slip away. MICHAEL J. PAILLE Mike What ' s up dude? , Yea, I ' ll call ya , , , I ' m bored , , , oshe bobo , Where ' s my brush ? Let the good times roll Ambition: To have a good time and get a good job Activities: j V, Basketball ( I), Honor Roill ( 1) Well, it ' s been real, and it ' s been fun. But I can ' t say it ' s been real fun. MICHAEL GIARRUSO Mike RUSH , , . drums . . . Grace under Pressure . . . Firebird . 123 . . Yes . . sonar . . ZENNIST no tie downs . . . it ' s bad dude Ambition: To tour the world There do not exist things important and things not important, there is only duty. )OHN PEREIRA )ohn Chris ' partner in crime . , Iron Maiden D I O projects in D,E , , Hey, Teix- iera , , , PARTY . The pits Brian ' s friend . . . Ozzy. Ambition: To be successful, happy, and drive a fast car have never let my schooling interfere with my education JAMES MANEY )im Bill ' s friend . . Hey, )ohn . , well, it ' s been fun never mind Graduation at last! Ambition: To buy a Camaro Stop the world, I want to get off. jOHN REGAN )ohn OLDSMOBILE mooar rots S C and 0 1 , Cutlass Ambition To become a successtui business owner There are two kinds of wild parties: those you can never forget, and those vou can t even remember IN MEMORY OF . . . During the summer of 1983, members of the Class of 1985 were saddened to learn of the tragic death of their classmate Ross Dufault. Ross ' s ready smile and easy laughter had brightened our school days for ten years, and this laughter and smile is sadly missed by classmates and faculty alike. Although we miss Ross deeply, we are grateful to have known him and for the fond memories we have of such a very special person. Ross, it ' s been almost two years, But that doesn ' t stop the tears Because I miss you so much. Especially your gentle touch. I will always remember the times we had, Both happy and sad With your smiling face and jet black hair Just to let you know, that I really do care. Deborah Courchine Through the years we meet many people Some so special they brighten our lives. You were special with your easy-going ways — Helping through the bad times, while enjoying the good. Taking each day one at a time and making it fun Not only for yourself but for your friends too. That ' s why when we remember you, Ross; The happiness, laughter and good times you shared — We will always love and miss you. Lisa Barrett Daughters of the American Revolution: Boys ' State: Roger Gagnon, )oe Limber, Chester Milosh, Peter Barbara Curran Kelley, Bruce Finch 56 Through the Senior Class Play and the annual Mad Hatter ' s Tea Party of Senior English, the dramatic side of the Class of ' 85 came to view. The annual tea party was led by Alice, Anja Kola the Mad Hatter, Roy Bain the March Hare, Bill Beattie and Dormous, jane Bartlett. The Senior Class Play, Off the Track, was performed by senior characters Mike Rose, Marcus Perez, Frank Teixeira, Roy Bain, Roger Gagnon, Julie Brown, Debbie Zacardi, Anja Kola, Sabine Rutkovskis, Theresa Casassa, jackie Grieve, and Patti Coolidge. Senior Class Will Michael Aftosmes: To Lisa - a leather ackel; To Laurie - a |ean lacket, To Phil - a bigger bank book; To Peter - answers to all your stupid questions; To Mr Wagner — thanks for the help; To Mr and Mrs Peck — two more teenagers just like Phil and Rose; To Rose - a Mustang; To Mom and Dad — thanks and all of my love Robert Allen: Pam - I leave all the love in the world — and me, Tim - a pair of boxing gloves; Bob — some India Ink and a needle; Shawn a razor and a scally hat, Donald - I leave a red one and a tip of the hat; Mark — my basketball shorts for wrestling; Al — the rest of my luck (what ' s left of it) and 5 bucks Deborah Altobello: D I - my heart and a special friendship forever, Squalker - a brain that works and Ralph; Lisa and Gina - new girlfriends to skip with, Chris - my mirror, Kelly — a ticket to see ludas and a buddy for life. Dean - happiness forever, Joe - a Chinese dinner; Dave - success; Laura and Lisa - friendship forever, Winos - an endless keg; Dina - happiness with a wino Danya Amin: To lackie, Lotte, Lisa and Laurie - thanks for making this a better year for me. To lennlfer - my thanks for giving me the chance to be here; To Mr Holster - my Sugar, honey, ice, and tea and thank you so much for everything; To Mr Brassard and my Physics class — it certainly was an expenence?; To all my teachers — my gratitude. Chris Askew: Kim - all our good memories, I Love You; Ion F,, Ion P., Peter C , Charlie C , Ed C , Brian M , Mike C , Matt L , Dave T , |oe W , loe M , The Yorks, Tha Banks, Brad T — an endless amount of keg parties; Winos and Barrowsvllle — Keg parties so everyone gets along; Dawn and Kathy - a better name in the future; Leah - the Claw; Deb — my comb. The rest of my friends — Party; Mr Gorman — See Ya Roy Bain: To Kari - all my love and my bro; Kaz - a ride to school; Peter - everlasting happiness in the city of Dome; Arnie, Mike, Ed - a record 440; Sandy - my eternal friendship; Dave — an endless summer; Tim — a cup; Ed - a handshake; Frank - a lifetime visa; Mom and Dad — everlasting gratitude; Scott - carry on the tradition Shawn Banks: Mike — I leave my leather vest; Daina — I leave a bot- tle; Green - I leave you nothing cause you ' d probably sell it; Askew - a bale of the best; Erin and Dawn — Brains; loe, Peter, Dave and Matt — a full keg and a place to drink it; Amy — a place to live. My mother; Jeff and lanene — peace of mind Lisa Barrett: To Michelle and )ude — many years of friendship; Tam- my - a steady guy; Deb - D B (Brian) and Mark; Cathy - killer tennis; Chef, Cheryl, Wendy, Denise - happy times; lohanne — a Boston party; Melissa, Mark, Rick, Roger and Friends - couple more parties; Bruce, Todd and C I - fog lights and dragways; To Mustang — all my love. My family — years of happiness, Janet Bartlett: To Knsten - The stand; To Billy and Peter - more questions; To the teachers of Norton High - special thanks for all of your help and encouragement; most importantly. To Paul — my love and neverending friendship Kathy Bassett: john - a beach blanket, memories of times we ' ve shared; thanks for understanding and being there - I love you; Steve — a special friendship; Chris and Shawn - Saturday lunch at Chancey ' s; three watertowers - one for Steve; Tracy - cute col- lege guys; Barb - Halloween partners; Roberta - supervision of 33; Launa - Dear Chico ' ; Mr Mac - a star trombonist; my family — thanks for the love and support. Bill Beattie: Todd and lohn - a pair of boxing gloves; Sandy - everlasting friendship and another date; lulie - a lasagna supper. See Ya; )eff - Gofer, Twinkey and P N ; Tom - lust Enough Bacar- rdi 151; Theresa - the best of luck and a calling card and all my love; Pete - the quiefer mobile; Ed - an I O.U to Bryan ' s apart- ment, Michelle - lots of luck; Lori Bileau - a date anytime Yvette Bosworth: I give Bill my love and friendship; My parents get my gratitude for the love, guidance, and time they have given me; I give my brothers and sisters my prayers and hope for their futures; My friends get the memories we had as Seniors ' ; God, I give myself to you to be an instrument for you; Coyle gets my disgusting uniform Denise Boulay: Phil - all my love forever and a truck; Christopher - hopefully a happy life; Lisa - her MUSTANG; Deb - Lots of laughter. Mom and Dad - Thanks, I luv ya; Dicky - The school system. Rose - more time to spend with Alan, Liz - Chris; Mrs. Nuttall and Mrs Rounds - bigger Home Ec classes. Scott Brady: To Mike - a brand new 1985 corvette and fog lights; To Bruce - the keys. To Jean - A slightly used 76 Camaro; To Dave — my telephone pole; To Enc - Some hope for the future. To Rich - a new car; To Brassil - Bradlees, To lonn - set up Robert Brassill: To Scott D - all the fun times we had in Atlleboro; To Gary W — Best wishes and all the help you need to leave this school; To Mr Gorman — memories ot all the time we spent tomake me an ideal NHS student; To Norton High — good luck - you need it ' Julie Brown: Patti - a three musketeers bar, a parade, the 10 .,, Michelle — purple teeth; Faith — a teddy bear; Sabine — a real white knuckle ride, lohn - an Alfa Romeo, Sandy - 1985 red Firebird; Nate - a great senior year; |en - cape crusing with Eddie Murphy; An|a - a travel agent, somberos; Bill — a bigger and bet- ter truck; Todd - a sticky quarter, Loraine — a sea-worthy ship Judy Cabral: Mel - a life supply of Led Zeppelin Paraphenalia, memories of all the good times and many more to come, Eric - Remember the good times, friends forever, )eff, Laurie — everlasting love; Lisa - a life supply of notes, remember all the good times; Eric-Brad-Mel-Gidget - who ' s gonna carry the mail ' Ma, Dad, and Heidi - all my love. Thanks; Archie - a new gym class Theresa Casassa: To Bill - all my love, our special friendship, an aoogha; Lori - our great friendship, our special talks and memories, chicken at Wendy ' s, |en, Linda - perfect scores on SAT ' s an everlasting friendship; Michelle - a car, thanks for being there; Neice — ride to school, boyfriend with a ' different name, Rhonda - friendship, business selling your spaghetti, Chico - an everlasting smile; Gretchen - my everlasting friendship and gratitude Amy Cassidy: To Billy — all my love forever; To David — memories of embarassment; To Mom - thanks for all your understanding and support, I Love You; To Dawn - an everlasting boyfriend; To Laura - a friendship that will never die; To Scott - memories of us getting along; ludy - a |ob you ' ll like, Kelly - the best of luck with Scott; To all my friends — good luck always Jeff Chaplin: To the Cross-Country Team — My book 1001 ways to cut down your workout ; Pete Kelley — the entire lackson Planta- tion including my hoe and a mule time under 4 39 5, lohn Finch — a football record better than the Cross-Country team ' s record and a pink volkswagon with a yellow daisy on the hood, Roger — a Vi mile time of 1 58 Tim Cochran: Anne - All My Love (Remember), Tonia - my best wishes and forged Passes; Mom, Dad, Gram and Papa — thanks for your faith; Mike — all my chewing tobacco; All my friends — the fun memories (good luck) Dawn Colbert: Kathy — our daily routine, boys crinkles, foursome at the Solmonese School, our best friendship, Chris — a new per- son to beat on and happiness with Kim; Kim - our everlasting friendship; Amy - our memones and luck with Billy; Kris and Steve - Happiness! Ed — our past memories, 6-6-84, and girls you CAN ' T handle; To all my friends — good time. Keep in touch Lisa Connell: Bruce - all my love and happiness, ALWAYS ' My son Todd - Mommy and Daddy ' s love; Mom - I appreciate all you ' ve done for me; Lillian - a carton of Marlboro ' s and a job, Chris H — Best of luck; Dina — someone who lasts long and salt; Mr and Mrs Neveu — thank you, you ' ve really helped me tremendously; Mr Gorman — another group just like us! Peter Connolly: To Lillian -all my love; Charlie - a new guitar; |oe - my success; lohn - a keg party; Dave - an eight ball. Curious - my albums and a new car; Kraig - a pair of high heel sneakers Laura Connor: To Dean - all my love and special memories, more nights after 5; Lisa — an apartment; Chris - a built-in babysitter; Lisa - nerds, Lillian - 90 credits; Peter - fatherhood; loe slim- figure; Squalker - common sense; Deborah - weekend money. Amy - a job. Last - not least, my special son Kraig - love and luck to you always; All of my friends — Best of luck ' Patti Coolidge: len — Cricklewood apts, some red. red wine, and we may never pass this way again ; Sabine - a roanng gnzzly bear and purple ice cream, Michelle — colored teeth. 16 7 and | rotanes; Todd - grabby hands, lenny - possessiveness, lohnny - tolerance; lanet - Tangophobia, Anja - New York, lulie - sailing, the 10 ., and spilled Schnapp s; Steve — wrestling match. Mom and Dad - thanx ' ; Kimberly - good luck ' Ed Corbeil: To loe Waller - my brush; To Chris Askew - a poolstick 59 of your own. To Michael Giarrusso - d double base sonar; and )on P , Matt L , Brian M , Brad T , Kraig Y , Mike C , Chris A , |oe W , Charlie G , Shaun and left 8 , and Dave T - many more massive keg parties and good times Penny Corey: To all my teachers - Thanks for all your help and teaching; Denise — good luck in everything you do, To all my classmates - good luck In the future. To Dolly and Roy - Thanks for everything Eric Cola: Brad — all our fun and parties with more to come, a carton of smokes, best of luck in everything, Trish,|udy, Mel - all the fun - you guys are the best, |en - me and love forever; Gidget, Brad, Mel, lude - Who ' s gonna carry the mall ' Chris - luck with your baby, Cidget - our friendship and Franz, Mom and Dad - thanks for not giving up on me Ed Coughlin: Roy, Arnie, Rosie - An Eternal Glow Stick, Kaz - six pack Nordic Wolf; Marcus - a full bin, Tom - Baccardi 151; Greg - a new car. Bill - A Somfad, Candy P — A smaller cheat sheet; Mr Larocque - Great Admiration and Respect for your time and effort Deborah Courchine: Tom — Happiness and my friendship always; Heidi - (sis) David Lee Roth, my friendship always, and the GREAT times we ' ve had; lackie, Lisa, Laurie, Lisa, Lottie, D anya - Hap- piness in the future. Amy, Maryanne, and Regina (Wegina) — I leave you my cousinship, Mark - a nickle. Rick - another year; Mom, Dad, Russ, and Tam - all my love; Chris - four long years at N H Jeff Curelop: To Brian — all of my friendship and good times, and a lot of gas money, Rene - my Volkswagen for parts, and all the good times we ' ve had growing up Barbara Curran: To Kim - Manomet, BIB, talks, the sunrise; To Tracy - Boston, Barron ' s, Steve ' s; to Kathy - a B I L C C; to Charlie - bear hugs, Dew, a parrot, to Shelley - a beach, Friendly ' s, Karen - Co ' , Kill him ' ; Steph - a piccollo; to Laurie - A M A S , a new lab partner, to Roger - Hello ' , to Theresa - Hey Crash, we did it ' , to Michelle - thanks ' ; to Derek — George Orwell, in front of; To Mrs Martin, Mr Bartek, and Mrs Russell — a special thanks Lorraine Oanue: Kathy — an everlasting friendship, our good times, a quiet car,|en - fnendship always, SMU, Chris - an excellent senior year, good luck ' , lulie — our trip to the Vineyard, a better driving record, our good times, Valerie — a long lasting friendship, good luck ' . Tammy — Thanks for the Porsche , Pam — gum. Mom - one out of four ain ' t bad, lots of love and thanks Laurie Dechellis: To Chris — All my summers and weekends, Lisa — Thanks for being my best friend, lackie - All the good times we had partying, Lotte - pair of tight leans and all the laughs in sixth period; Danya — memories of the U S A ; Papa Smurf — plenty of smurfberries, john - All the good times I had being your sister; Eric - first period English class Lisa Dechellis: To Rick - all my love and memories, Lotte - All the fun we had telling stories; lackie - Memories and good times to come, Michael - Thanks for being my Papa, lohn - Your dream drum set and two more years in Norton High School, Laurie - Many more years with Chris; Danya — fun in the USA , Eric — All the laughs in homeroom Michelle Dermody: Tommy — all of my love and memories forever, lenny — another Robo Adventure, 5th grade memones, an everlasting friendship; Patti - statistics. Green Mountain Men, weekly information and twenty gallons of C and S; Sabine - a lifetime supply of barbs , lanel - special talks, lulie — green glob, )en - bike rides and a new understanding , Cyndee - best of luck; Mom and Dad - thanks and I love you ' Denise Dion: Tammy (sis) - my everlasting friendship, great memories and love of Duran Duran and )ohn forever, Lisa — the ability to make up her mind, )ohn P — 3 more years at NHS, Mom and Dad - thanks for your constant support - I LOVE YOU ' ; Mr Mac - a big thank you for all you ' ve done for my singing career ' Janet Doyle: Matthew - all my love, me forever, and all of our memories and dreams to come true, I love you ' ; Mom and Dad - Thanks for everything, I love you ' , Palti - a friend forever, 1 of 4, an elevator, and Tangophobia, Michelle - a true friendship, another secret, a great time with Tom and 1 or 4; )ohn - a great 4 years at N H S ; Sabine and Anya - Newport Beach and extra keys; lenny - a friend and 1 or 4; Debbie anci Laurie — a cover-up and helium balloons Kim Dunlap: Cherie — bestest friendship and our wave length; Stacy - craziness, laughs and luv ya; Laurie - HEALTH, happiness, and superman, Debbie - love, laughs, nasties and pooper scooper; Roy - a special friendship; Ticka - good times and fnendship, Mike - underoos and body jokes; limmy and Mike - wrestling match and hugs, Arnie - a smack; Craig - God ; my family — love and thanks ' N H S - my brothers, good luck ' Johanne Dyer: Lisa, Dee, Penny - a night on the town, Cathy — Tom and a wedding, Mrs K and Mrs C a year ' s vacation; And I leave Norton High with a lot more than when I came in David Eberle: To Greg Crum - my driving skill; to Mike - a real car Mike Everson: To Scott I give my car and a Telephone Pole, and to David - the keys The best of luck to Bruce; To Valerie — many ye ars of happiness in trade for Mini, A million dollars for C ) and his van, and Rick gets my fog lights Rich Ferguson: Mike - Pinto man - a corvette, a van, 1000 lights, and my 302; Scott - crash- a slightly used Camaro, a telephone pole, and another exit sign, C I - all the conversion you want for a Dodge van; Bruce — A paint |ob and my 3-speed transmission; Todd - can I have your motor ' ; Mom and Dad - thanks, I couldn ' t have made it without you Sandy Ferrini: My family - thanks for everything, I love you! Karl - the Framingham men. El Toritos, and a special friendship; Arnie, Steve, Frank — love and friendship; Todd — a night out and love those dimples ' ; lulie, lohn. Bill - more good times; Kari, Dianne, Kim, Erica - funk at El Toritos, looking good ; Ray, Ernie, Bob - memorie s and a fnendship of a lifetime Bruce Finch: To Chester - my Husgvarna and Harry ' s wife, to Todd - the best 7 1 Cougar in the world; to Mike - a rearview mirror; to Scott - a new front end; to Rich - a bumper, to Valerie — my jean jacket, to Roger - the best of luck, to Denise L — some fish for her car, to No One - my Mustang Peter Fiorentino: To Mom and Dad - all my appreciation for your patience and guidance through the past four years, to Kim — ALL OF MY LOVE and the special memories of the last year and a half; to Cheryl — a memorable friendship and a chocolate Smurf, to Cathy — good luck with Tom; Lisa D - luck with Rick; Tammy - a hat Richard Fitzgerald: To George - Boxing gloves; to Mike - a Vette; to Paul - a football team, to Mom — Thanks for everything Kevin Flynn: Tim Cochran - a condo in Ft Lauderdale, Bruce Finch - 1,001 Mustang Parts; Roger Gagnon - one of my F ' s for your tests, Tracy O ' Connor - free art lessons at Iva Craft Studios; To all my friends - good luck and success; Tothe NHS TEachers — another kid, just like me Tammy Franco: Lisa — a steady boyfnend. Dee (my sis) - all our memories of Duran and Simon forever, Cathy and Chez - all of our good times and laughs, Mr and Mrs Nultall and family - lots of love, thanks; Mom and Dad - Thank you, I love you both, jim and Norm - lots of luck, Lorainne - a Porsche; Robert Bouchad- Hall - our forever lasting fnendship Roger Gagnon: To Tom — thanks for being a friend; to left — a straight spinal cord, to Barbara - a trip to France, to |oe faster legs and good luck, to Kevin - your lost Porsche; to Bruce — a new engine; to Mr MacMullen — another baritone horn player, to NHS Band - more good marchers and better seasons; to all my other friends — an enjoyable life MaryBeth Gaidelis: To Myron - I love you and I hope we make our dreams come true; Sue - Wednesdays at Friendly ' s; ludy - all my borrowed cigarettes and friendship; Beth - my six pack with Bryan; Mom and Dad - I Love You ' ; Miss Archibald — a new gym class, NHS - I leave as fast as I came Raymond Gove: Mom and Dad - I love you, thanks for everything; My best friend Tom - more camping trips, and a real car, Kristin - 2 more years, and a smile. Fast Eddie - 1 fire hydrant; lohn - a new body with muscles. Bill; a real truck; |anet - luck in everything you do; Roger - my LQ ; Class of 85 - good luck; Cousin Bill - a case of Bud tor your car Charlie Green: To Pete — an everlasting snowstorm, gold Tooter, But I have the only mirror; Chris - 1001 excuses for Kim, |oe - A date with Debbie and I ' m driving; lohn - Another Scorpions Concert and a free moped; Dave - Socks that match; Matt - a room without pencils; Shawn and left - a keg, Giarrusso - a new con- cept. Maiden Rules!, Mr Gorman - a gocart Jennifer Green: Doug — All my love, always, Linda and Lori — more fun times at River Road, all the R L and B L you can hold, memories and eternal friendship; Chrissy — go for it ' remember the D S ; Theresa and Lorraine — Let ' s go out! memories, more good times friendship and happiness always, Cindy - weekend parlies, friend- ship always, my family - my love, thanx for being there KeiJh Greene: To Dad - All my Deep Appreciation for what you ' ve done for me. Mom - Great Success in the World, Tasha - Hap- piness in whatever you do. Rich - Ownership of the Yamaha Guitar Company, Mike - A new Thunder Rod, Frank - Success as a singer, Fred - Success as a Bassist; john - Camaro of your Dreams, Mary - may your Dreams come True, Class of 85 - Happiness forever Edward O. Grieve: Ray - all my Mercinary Equipment and one lif- table fire hydrant; To Tommy — a beat up old station wagon. To Bill Alveraza — All my Clint Eastwood Pin ups. To Slow Richard — All the good times we had To )ohn C - A Maturity level of a five year old and a Roll of C uarters Jacqueline Grieve: [)eb - hope for the future and lots of love with more good times, Danya and Lolte - A year ' s supply of ice cream and life time fnendship, Laurie and Lisa — A year ' s supply of fun- nybones. Penny — lots of )okes; My Family — Thanks and I love you all Chris Guariglia-Hedrick: To Garry - my love and a life together, Michelle - a good relationship with someone ' who cares, Lisa C - all the talks and advice, luck In life, Laura - all the help throughout the years, Lisa W an everlasting friendship; DIna - salt; Eric — a happy life. My family - Thanks for all the love and sup- port; All my other friends - happiness Todd Gustafson: To Lisa B — what ' s up; To Bruce F — a new SVO Mustang, To C ) - a brand new Dodge Van; To Robin - my love, and memories. To Richy B — my old rims. To this school — my $ KXX) I had to pay this year Kathy Hansen: Ricky - I Love You ' , To Lorraine - All our fun times and a new boyfriend. To Mom and Dad - Thanks and all my love, Danny - all my aggravations you missed. To Pam - All the times I never got you back ' . To Chris — An everlasting friendship. Tammy - all our memories, but you have normal gum; To lulie - All our fun times and normal gum Susan Houghton: To my family, especially Stephen - all my love and understanding to get through everything that ' s happened this past year. To Mary-Beth - Every Wednesday at Friendly ' s, To Erin - our never ending friendship. To Beth. Tina and Cathy — Motley Crue; To all my Friends and Family — happiness and luck In the future Linda Hyora: Lori and )en - a thousand dollars for gas money, many more after - Bradlees - crulsin-nlghts, spooky camp-outs, plus my best friendship, more great times, and life long happiness, I love you both; Theresa - The best of friendship; Chrissy — lots more runs on the tracks; Kevin - endless fun In everything we do; Mom, Heide, and Tim — Thanks, I love you Kelly Jewett: To Scott - all my love; To all my friends — all our memories in Norton High, To all my teachers - Thanks for everything; To Kris — I leave a year ' s supply of Diapers Robert Jones: To Ray - I leave my auto insurance and my everlasting fnendship, Roger - some brains and my tennis racket, good luck, Ed - a case of Lowie and a giant mug from Spencers; C ) - a subscription to 3 Wheeler; Thereasa - a shoulcfer to cry on, John - my new car, good luck always; Bill - touch up paint and a good )ob, good luck Peter Kelly: Roy — everlasting happiness in the Great city of Dome, Howdy, Bill - A better JOB, Marcus - Friendship and a 360 Dunk, Dave — Fun next year, a Pink Spray can. Dad, Mr Larocque, Mr Rukstalis — Thank you very much ' Wendy Kennedy: To Lee — all my love; Cathy S , — good times and thanks for all your help, Cathy - my fnenciship forever I love ya. Sue — my SAT scores; Cheryl - a smile; Denise - cafeteria arguments; Kathy, Alicia, Sherry, Cheryl - fun times at Rosecraft I love you guys; Mom and Dad — Thanks for everything, I love you John Kennelly: Mom and Dad - thanks for everything; Todd - A G5 Stans; Tom - a bottle of 151 and a real car; julie - a muskateer Bar and a real |ob, Martha - a ride to school and the money I owe you; Sandy - All the Scholarships you want, Patti - the truth; Anya and Sabine - all the food you want; |im — good luck with your girl Eric Kleber: Sean - my last pack of Rubber Cement; Dina — my love; David - Gas money, Scott - my B max and Hacky Sack, Kelley - paper for Scott ' s note, Mike - my Prince Tape; Mr Gor- man - all my excuses, Norton High - I leave many more good times Marianne Kincald: Tammy - memories of our wild weekends, a tape of everything |P tells me, Tina, Mary - Vinte Neil, Tommy Lee and ( rue forever, Kathy - lotsa Zeppelin and Rush, a night with(jut paranoia. Tern - a boyfriend () P ) to tall your cjwn, more talks about john and Rande, )ohn P - all my money, and my friendship forever, Eveyrone - my friendship forever. Mom and Dad - Thanks Anja Kola: Melissa - 15 plus years, mutual ' munch-outs, inex- pressable gratitude; Katy - dreams, wishes, life without worry, Satjine - BONCHILLIGAN, an endless summer, exotic plans, college interviews, omracteship, Stacy - roaci trips, an in- destructible car, Patti - Finlandia in a bag, lulie - sombreros, frats ; lenny - a SHORT relationship, )im B - Happy Birthday , Mike W - A surprise tackle, Janet - A fast ricie to Newpcjrt Beac h, anci Riunite coolers Joe Limber: To ludy - the world, because in the last months that is what you have given me, my best wishes in the future, and my everlasting thanks for the times we ' ve had together. To Roger - no more blind dates, and the best of times in college and after- wards; To Tom - lust my thanks, and l e best of luc k in the future. To Mrs Vital - a perfect 18, and thanks for all the help Amie Larson: Stacey - Thanks for all the great times, you are very special and 1 Love you ' , Steve - Thanks for being a Friend, Gooci Luck, Frank - you ' re a great friend, good luck, Dayle - stay sweet ' ! ' , Kathy and Corrine — you ' re both very special, Mr Larcj- que, Mr Kelley and Mr Mollica — Thanks for everything. Mom and Dad - Thanks for always being there, I love you ' Linda Logan: To Sandy - a new chair. To )im - all the happiness. To Cheryf— Rich forever. Miss Berbarian - a bubbler. To Mary - all the times at Mars; returning stuff. To Cathy — all the luck. To Mark — my friendship. To mom and ciad - all the thanks, to David — a big hug Matthew Lucier: To lohn - a tie stick and an excuse for every thing; To Charlie — a quarter and a thought. To Mike — the ultimate sonar; To Ed — a car so he can be someone again. To Askew — A palm tree. To Zabel - A fnsbee and a clean locker. To Peter — all my lost profits. To Me — some sleep and more sleep Cheryl Lynch: Rich - all the love I can offer, Cathy — all my friend- ship and a visit from )EH, Tammy - a different group to listen to; Linda — all my understanding and a steady boyfriend; My Mom — the last word Stacy Ann Macomber: Kim — midnight snacks, Horizontalization, perfect man, much love, best friend; Cherrie - sunny days, cars, nasty girls, Dorchester, Laurie - jimmy ' s driveway, Debbie - Spearchucker, Roy — Dave, Stacy ' s partner, |immy - Italian Din- ner, awesome 4 some; Bannana — Ric, love, support. Mom and Dad — Thank you, Anja, Sabine — New York, Donut runs, Bobby — lots of love; Mrs Sweeney - waiting, Sean - 1967 Camaro, sunset to ride off into Todd McGarry: To Mom and Dad - thanks for everything, lulie - a job and a third musketeer, lohn — a bottle cap opener, case of Moo ' , and a lot of good times, Patti — a sumo wrestler to practice on when I ' m not around. Bill - a real truck and some cigars Jennifer MacKesy: To Michelle and Patti - all the fun times we ' ve shared, our long talks, and special memories that will last forever, thanks for being such close and wonderful friends, I love ya ' ; Ania — a dumb Harvard |ock and a warped panda, Sabina - a Marcie and Chuck wherever you go. Fug ' ; lanet - a long lasting friend- ship; To my parents - my love forever Chester Milosh: To Val - a ride to school; To Bruce — an endless supply of coffee so you can make the donuts, Todd - Chico the Spaz Dog; Mike - a car as fast and luxurious as my Father ' s, Rich — a muffler whistle and tickets to 1000 supercrosses, Robin - another ride on my A T C ; To everyone - more van parties; To no one - my van Tammy Moss: Eddie - my everlasting love, many great memories, Mary - Vince Neil, Motley Crue Forever memories of the picture on the English wall zzz , Tina - all our good times at the Lincoln Mall, Motley Crue Forever ,; Katy — my guardian angel all our great times and laughs; Mananne - skelton, knock em dead kid ' Mom and Dad — happiness always; Paula - great memories. Mike; To Everyone - grat memories and everlasting friendship Eric Mouradian: ToM W - I leave a Round trip ticket to Boston; D F — cars and Re good life, P P - a computer program or 2, To Nick — good fortune and luck, DG 2 Clint Eastwood Films, Norton High — I leave my brother Kathy Murray: Dawn - my poems, Tarzan ' s crinkles, our daily routine and everlasting friendship; Chris — a new set of teeth and happiness always; Mary — an office on Bird Avenue, our everlasting friendship; Tina — want to join the mafia? our great memories; Tammy — undamaged cars, all our laughs; Marianne — skelton, a tape recorder; Mike — your incredible dreams; Ed — you done and friendship forever, Gail - many good times. Suzanne Norris: Pam — a never ending friendship with fewer fights; Deane - a 1977 green CMC truck! wonderful memories, love ya Kitly; Wendy, Yvette, and all my friends — good l uck — I love you all ; Merndeth — undying weirdness ' ; Helen - Plymouth, You ' re a wonderful sister, I love you! Ellen - A friend for life; My family — I love you ' Mr Bartek — you ' re great ' Andy — A pass!!! Tracy O ' Connor: Paul - my best friend - all my love; Kathy — all our good memories from PCC til now; Barbara — Boston, E.H, BF, A.M.A.S., BZ; Stephanie - the good piccolo; Karen - a stand to yourself; Lora - a chance to be prima donna; Aimee — milk and cat food; Cara — Deathwish; Tif - a casual two more years; Mr Bartek - thanks for being the best teacher I had at NHS Laurie Pane: Deb — a shopping cart, my friendship forever, and many thanks; Mike - keesenice and all my love; Kim - true friendship and Nasty Girl dreams; lanet, Stacy — everlasting friend- ship; Roy - may you always win the game; Marcus — better Tuesday; Helium Lovers — balloons; Cherie — the locker; My fami- ly - thanks for putting up with me; Frankie, Matt and all my friends — my love Phillip Peck: Denise — love, understanding, and a trust shared with someone special; Mike - a companion and a lightning rod; Steve — someone to pick on; and to anyone unmentioned — good luck. John Pereira: Terry — I leave you my love; The sleeze brothers — I leave you a blizzard of snow; Chns A — I leave you Kim, I guess; Brad — I leave you a Tap; Dave T — I leave you a heavy metal voice; Charlie C - I leave you Luca Music Store; Mr Gorman — I leave you the ocean and one million excuses Brian Powers: leff - my seat in English; Leah - a ride to Scott ' s; Tim — a dollar for lunch; Tracy — a ride to cheering; Arnie — a spitball; Peter - a deskpad Cheryl Powers: Mike - all my love forever and many great memories; Michelle - plenty of hang-kitty games and my friend- ship; Cathy — Lotsa luck with Tom, and cruisin ' times; Wendy — lasting happiness with Lee; Stacy — luck with Paul, and thanks for listening; Peter and Kim — Best of luck. All my friends - thanks for )ust being there Marcus Perez: A full tank of gas; Ed and Kaz — the eternal tap , Todd and lohn - a real life; Rob - N E M A.; Bill — the nursery; lulie — knowledge, Sandy — more long talks; Deb — nice hair ; Laurie - Tuesday Band Practice; Ashley - a relationship; Chris A. — My true feelings; My mother and father — i hanks for your trust and support. The coaches and teachers at Norton - THANKS Michelle Prisco:Marty - all my love, devotion and Van Halen, Chris — our everlasting friendship; Cheryl - years ' supply of hang- kitties; Lisa — a great guy Bob Proulx: Kim - Ail my MAIDEN ALBUMS; Diane - a flashlight (to find her way around the Haunted House); Patty Souza - 1 leave the happy memories of some good times and all the heavy metal she can handle; Charlie (lay) — I leave my S G ; lohn Elliot - I leave my sawed off baseball bat, Stacy M — My everlasting thanks and lots of love; Michelle Lomberto - one of my football jerseys; Tracy Lomberto - some brains; Aimee - 99 cents and a prank phone call Lori Reeves: Theresa - Flying Peaches and lunch at Wendy ' s; len and Linda - memories of River Road, a lifetime ' s supply of B L , and my everlasting friendship, I love ya; Mike - my friendship forever and another long talk, I love ya; Chris - Buddies forever; to my family — all my love and thanks; leff - a new steenng box and a friend forever John Regan: My condolences for underclassmen who have to stay; lim - a liter of So - Co to relieve pressure; Will - a case; The freshmen — Mr. Gorman; All my friends — a party ' ; Stacy P - Michael Rose: Laurie - my love and a bag full of Keeses; Tim — the never ending wad and a plastic cup; Steve — a day when we don ' t argue; Ed, Arnie, Roy - the eternal glowstick; April - happy 3 years; Kim - an underoo party - Lon 17?; Greg - potato puffs; my friends - an invitation to Kim ' s party; My family — my love and appreciation; D K - a reunion, my friendship Sabine Rutkovskis: Canja - our great adventures and a one way ticket anywhere in New York; Patti — A keep chill Spicoli;; |immy — a rea! LIVE puppy and translation of what you said at Lows; lulie — a safer getaway from Campians; My family — a special thanks; Michelle, lenny, Todd, johnny - Long Life and nutty happiness!!; Robby, Kaz, Mike, Ed, Bill, Mia, Stacy - Stay Golden, Tina Salley: Mary - a pizza, shared secrets, and an everlasting friend- ship; Tammy - a night out with the girls; Nose - memories of 11 th grade; Kathy - the good times and an invitation to the mafia; Sharon - weekends down the cape; Dave T - 8 ball and a razor; Cathy - parties and 1 more year; Beth - )oe, 2 more years; Mom and Dad - a special thanks Andrew Sargent: Kris - The rest of my life and a part of my heart; Mary - a crazy and a looney for the next time we go out;Laura - 1 leave you my ear and some sound advice so you can ignore it and a 1st chair on Boston Pops; Donna - I leave you the deed to Quick Stop Mary Jane Sirois: To Tina - Tommy Lee, and my everlasting friend- ship; Kathy -a level ground to stand on; Tammy - a brain that works; Mananne - a new nose and a clear path; Sharon - a thou- sand more weekends down the cape; Rich and Chris — all my ban- danas; Mark - my love and friendship forever; To all my friends - everlasting memones and a life long party Lotte Storgaard: To Jackie - a sign saying I ' m just teasing ' ; To Laurie - new laughter muscles; To Danya - all my wishes that she gets her dream guy; To Cathy - an American ; To Lisa - a few more inches; To Norton High - Thank You ' Cathy Symons: Wendy - lots of happiness for you and Lee; Chez - memories of the good old days; Cheryl - traipsing on a Friday night; Tom - lots of love and a new Woobie; Mom, Dad - lots of love; Linder - SRA and a game of slap green; Lisa - a lifetime killer tennis partner; Peter - old jeans and a t-shirt; Mike - a new hair brush Frank Teixeira: Christal - a very special friendship and thanks, you ' re one in a million; Kaz - a job, a real car, and best of luck; Arnie - a trip down Atwells Ave , and many more memones; Debbie - a bottle of champagne; Roy - 1001 Portuguese jokes and a scallop dinner; Steve P - another great year as captain; Kathy and Steven - good luck; Mom and Dad - thanks for everything; Mr Mollica - many more championships David Thatcher: To the High School Band - I leave a keg party; To all my other friends - you ' re all invited; To Scott - I leave less trou- ble; To Liz and Lloyd - I leave happiness; To Lisa B. - an endless friendship. To Cris, Rich, Rob, Larry, Steve, lohn, Shawn - I leave the good times; and to all my Teachers - I leave you Thanks!! Douglas Thatcher: To Lloyd, Scott and Renee - I leave a life time of parties; To Lizz - I leave a life of love and happiness; to Steven T. - a new set of lips; To George - I leave tour years of great memories; And to all the partiers in the Grove - I leave the biggest keg party ever Dave Thompson: To Pete — an 8-ball, a large straw; John — anything he wants; Deb - a new upper lip and all my love and friendship; Tina — a backstage pass to our first concert; Green — something to show; Dawn - my apology, my love, mysm manuals, and me; Askew — a new curling iron; Mike - life long pass to RUSH con- certs; )oe — Good Luck ' My self — a corvette Joseph Vacher: My brother - three more years; The teachers - I leave memones; Deb Courchine - I leave happiness with Tom; All my friends — I leave happiness; Tom F — I leave my hockey stuff. Lisa Walker Lisa and Gina — a ride to school; Debora and Mom — the sleeze; the winos - dominance and prosecution; Chris H — my everlasting friendship ' ; Ralph — I leave Radical, his light bulbs and 5 quick ones; )oe - have a good one ' Joe Waller: Peter - my success and a bermuda shirt; Chris — spr- ingtime keggars and a plane ticket to Hawaii; Deb - all my money; Charlie — a new guitar, my car, and an extra pair of pants; Curious - a job; Maryanne — a new rose; Shawn — a bottle of Soco; NHS — some real women Lilipad, Squawker, Dina, Brenda, Lisa, Tammy and the rest of the class - lots of luck Nithi Wanikpun: Eric - fun with his Dad; Mrs Smith - a very special Thank You for your help; Uncle and Aunt — thank you for everything; all the teachers, friends and Norton High — I will not forget you Mary Warchal: Tony — all my love; Linda - a never-ending friend- ship and happiness always; Mom and Dad - many thanks for just being there; Mr Gorman and Mr Keiser — thanks to you for all you ' ve done; Kelly, Erin and Sean - good luck for the rest of the years Debbie Zaccardi: Mom, Da d, leff — love and appreciation; Laurie — a messy roommate, a babysitter (for me!!), 12 years of memorable memones, everlasting friendship — ILY! ' ; Marcus — constructive criticism; Kim — memories of Nasty Girl Expenences . love and thanks; Arnie - MAYBE ' ; Helium Lovers - BALLOONS!!!; Frankie - champagne; Roy — endless apologies; lanet, Stacy, Sandy, Anja - true friendship; Craig - A N B B ; Stephen P - our special friendship. All my friends — A life of happiness. so 00 o Acker, Franklin Acker, Fredrick Ambrose, Walter Amirault, Christine Banks, jeffery Barboza, David Bennett, Corrine Berzins, Liga Bisazza, James Bogosh, Christopher Bouchard-Hall, Robert Breault, Elizabeth Brennan, Kristen Brown, Nate Burgess, William Burke, William Cantu, Regino Carine, Rhonda Caswell, Mark Chancey, Richard Chancey, Robert Christie, Kathleen Cordeiro, Richard Cotton, Stacey Crowley, Douglas 64 17 if w 0 i i r ft Crum, Gregory Curran, Ellen Davis, Maureen Defreitas, Richard Depot, Rene Deptula, Michael Desfosses, Stephen Dickerman, Deborah Donais, Roger Dunlap, lohn Echevarria, Lisa Eigenmann, Alexander Eno, Karen Finch, John Fiorentino, Christopher Fitzgerald, Thomas Foster, Christine Fraatz, )erry Fulvi, Ramon Gibbs, Aimee Gray, Sheila Greene, Tasha Guerrini, james Hannan, Sean Harlow, Lynne 00 Hays, Stacey Hill, Timothy Holmes, Kristen Hudson, Donna Hughes, Linda ladonisi, Carmin Jngalls, Karen jackson, Lori lacome, Michelle lolly. Michael lordan, David Kaufhold, Stacy Kennedy, William King, Deanna Kmetz, Christal Koenig, Wendy Kressley, |ill Lacaillade, Merle Laidlaw, Annemarie Lapierre, Denise Lawlor, Shawn Ledoux, Lisa Lent, Sherrie Leroy, Michelle Lombard, Theresa Lombardo, Mary Martin, Andrew McKiliop, Louise McMann, John Melley, Lisa Mills, Joanne Mims, Ashley Moscuzza, Lori Moynihan, Darlene Mullis, Tina Nicolazzo, Tracey Nuttall, Steven O ' Connell, Debra O ' Malia, Brenda 1 Teixeira, Katherine Teixeira, Kendra Teixeira, Kyle Teixeira, Martha Tibberl, Theresa Trembley, Renee Trinkler, Rochelle Turner, Andrew Turner, Robert Vassalottr, Dennis Wagner, Beth Wain, Bradford Watson, Greg White, Christopher Williams, May Wilson, Michael Wright, Markj No photo available Branco, Laura Brooks, Michelle Fortes, Christine Cneco, Brian Consalves, Mark Consalves, Peter Green, Charles Jenney, CheyrI Madsen, Brian Paille, Michael Faille, Pamela Peirce, Keith Rich, David Roberts, Gary Salley, Catherine Sawtelfe, Patrick Sears, Richard Shambre, Scott Sirtoli, loseph Sutton, Daniel Tingly, Steven Watson, Gary i OFFICERS AND ADVISORS - Front Row, L-R: Kim MacDonald, Sec , Cyndee Der- mondy, Pres., Leah Socorro, V. Pres., Karen O ' Connell, Treas. Back Row, L-R: Mrs. Veronica Maher, Mr. Albert Nuttall, Mrs. Anna Nuttall. 01k A i, V7 m 0 1 V ¥ V r I .1 fl 1 J Aftosmes, Debra Allen, Ethel Allen, lana Alphonse, Renee Anderson, Sean Andrews, David Andrews, Dina Astacio, Richard Barac, David Bartley, Diane Beatrice, Judith Beatrice, Lillian Beland, Donnie Belkner, John Bellitti, Nancy Bennett, Steven Benson, Kimberlee Bisazza, )ohn Bosh, Joseph Bratton, Timothy Briggs, Christa Brousseau, Raymond Brown, Debra Bryant, Karen Burke, Lisa Edward Carter, Cheryl Celeste, Kristin Chartier, Merrideth Clark, Brian Clark, Debra Collins, )ohn Collidge, Aaron Courchine, Regina Curtin, Paul Dawson, Kari Decheliis, )ohn Defilippo, Cina Dennis, Michael Derouin, Scott Desilva, Erika Dion,Louis Dowdall, Bradford Dudley, Susan Ehriich, Michael Ekstrand, Frederick Fitzgerald, Holli Fonger, Gale Fortes, Anthony Gagne, Melissa George, Melissa Girelli, Tammie Goldman, lonathan Goldman, Lauren Consalves, Edward Gonsalves, Paul Green, Sean Grieve, Theresa Griffin, Christine Hansen, Pamela 1 ft A iJ 0 v i iiiil v ft  ■ ■ V Harding, Donna Huber, loanne Hutcheon, Michelle Hyora, Heidi ladonisi, Lawrence lohnston, Charles . lohnston, Michele ] lordan, Carolyn ' Kalasinsky, Kenneth Kantelis, Dina j Kennedy, Martha King, Cynthia Kingsley, Norman Koppinger, Kerry Ann LaPierre, Mark Laramee, Michelle Larson, Eric Lavoie, Michelle Leblanc, Eric Lee, Eileen Lee, Steve Livant, Edward Lovering, Toby n MacDonald, Kimberlie Macken, Paul Macomber, Shana Maher, Nicole Malloy, Maureen Manedoza, Thomas J Mann, Candace Mansfield, Prisdlla Marino, Joseph Martel, Pauline McCaffery, Heather McDougall, Joseph Mclntyre, Kim McKenna, Lisa McLeod, Beth McQuade, Heather Moore, Kathleen Moreau, Jayne Munier, Dawn Murray, Gail Myers, Launa O ' Brien, Eric O ' Conneil, Karen O ' Shea, Erin O ' Shea, Kelly Pane, Eric Pierce, Cherie Pierce, Karen Pike, Candace Poole, Lisa Popat, Alka Poreda, Alexander Prophet, Jamie Ricci, Danielle Robbins, Kimberly Rodrigues, Kristen Rue, Linda Salley, Elizabeth Sayce, Gretchen Scagnoli, Jill Scott, Jennifer ft Y f II. 1 V r f h i % I . ± No Photo Available Andrews, Wayne Banks, janene Bowser, Dawn Buck, Daniel Chancey, Scott Cooney, George Gushing, William Dermody, Cyndee Donahue, Diane Fernandes, Peter Frechette, Eric Instasi, Keith Jacobs, Michael Layton, )ohn Lenoci, Donna MacDonald, Diane Mann, Robert Mercier, Roh ert O ' Gonnor, Paul Roberts, Christopher Simnrans, Kenneth Sullivan, Paul Supkow, Thomas Weakley, Denise Williams, Lynn Zanboni, William ft 1 • f a Scott, Raymond Shaul, William Shaw, Mkhael Sicard, James Simmons, Alicia Smedberg, Diane Smith, Erin Smith, Jennifer Smith, Peter Socorro, Leah Souza, James Spittell, Valerie Strother, Tyler Taff, Michael Terrio, Christopher Tierney, Michael Treeful, John Turnage, Sam Tuttle, Shannon Waite, Karen Wallace, Robin Walsh, Barry Watson, Brian Watson, Mary-Anne Weatherby, Dawn Webb, Ke lly Weston, Eric White, Scott Zommer, Lora O 00 Acker, William i April, Richie Baptista, Dawn Barboza, Elizabeth Bassett, Roberta Beland, April Berlo, Christopher Berlo, Matt Bernard, joseph Blithe, Deborah Bosworth, )ohn iouchard-Hall, Derek Braley, Sherri Brazao, Stephen Breach, Matthew Brouwer, Arnold Brouwer, Renee Burrill, Timothy Cahillm, Thomas Cahill, Tracy Carroll, Tina Chaplin. Michael Charboneau, Alan Cleary, Jeff Cochran, Tonia OFFICERS AND ADVISORS - First Row, L to R: Dayle Mann, Treas., April Beland, Pres., Tracy Powers, V Pres , Christina Mansfield, Sec. Second Row, L to R: Dianne Scully, Diane Martin, Veronica Gagnon E i i Qarusso, Carleen ' Goodwin, Gidget Green, Lori Green, Rande Harding, Den Hathaway, Mic Homsey, Da Hurd, Kathenne lackson, Todd | johnson, Kim I Johnson, Terri- Jordan, Amy lordan, Yvonne Joyce, Richard , Kellner, Robert Kennedy, Cory 1 Kieser, Jennifer ' Kmetz, Kathy Koenig, Jennifer ■ Kowslouski, Mark LaCivita, Dor LaCombe, Michael Lapham, Derek La Valley, Timothy | Lovoie, Allan | Lee, Jennifer Lunn, Michael Lynch, Kelli Makrinikolas, Lisa r% f ■I V i ' 1 ! f iN, ' «1 I Powers, Tracy Quintiiio, Peter Ruffing, toseph Ruskey, David Rydstrom, Harri| Shdw, Laurl Smedberg, Debbie! Smith, Michael Starratt, Christina Suydan, Timothl Sweeney, ioh| Sw iger, Laurii Turco, Gerarl Tuttle. Kellfl Urbanui, Michell Venutt, kel!| Wilson, 8ria Winsor, Holi Woodward, Danrif Woociward, Jame Wynn, Michael Yorl e, Eileen Zaccardi, jeff Photos not Available Antosca, Anthony Auger, Scott Bartlett, Mark Bartlett, Paul Bosworth, Edgar Buck, Dawna Burns, Mark Coote, Michael Crowley, Robert Cushman, Michael Darrow, Lloyd DeSilva, Meshan Devin, )ohn Dumont, Carl Earl, Steven Caddy, Chris Cangemi, David Crabianowski, Svetlen Hutcheun, Antoinette Kirven, Connie Krauthamen, Scott LaCivita, Stephen LaCombe, Chanan Lyons, Sean MacKinnon, Michael Ondis, David Peacock, Michael Renshaw, Heather Rodrigues, Brad Saccone, Maria Shade, Clen Simmons, Mark Smith, Bradford Taylor, Tracey Vacher, Mike Wilson, Louis Woodward, Bob o 78 CO-EDITORS - L to R: Theresa Casassa and Barbara Curran. SPORTS EDITORS - L to R: M. Perez, ). Brown, P. Kelley. We, the editors, would like to thank Miss Clancy, all our editors, typists, and entire staff of the Sojourn 85. We would like especially to thank Michelle Dermody and Bill Seattle for their tremendous efforts 3rd period. Your constant will- ingness to work and dedication are greatly appreciated. We would like to wish the entire class of 85 the best of everything in the future. ASSISTANT EDITORS - L to R: Michelle Dermody, Roger Gagnon, Kim Dunlap. PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS - L to R: P. Coolidge, T. McGarry. ARTISTS - L to R: A. Kola, S. Rutkovskis, S. Ferrini. BUSINESS STAFF - L to R, Kneeling: L. Danue, ). Grieve Standing; L. DeChellis, L. Barrett, K. Hansen, |. Green, |. Doyle, L. DeChellis, D. Courchine - manager. 2nd Row: J. Kennelly, B. Beattie - manager, ) Limber Missing: ). Chaplin. TYPISTS - L to R: ). Dyer, D. Dion. Missing: D Colbert, L. Connor, ) Doyle QUOTATIONS STAFF - L to R: |. Mackesy, S. Macomber, S.Norris, T. O ' Connor - editor, M. Rose, ). Hoora — editor, L. Reeves, L. Pane, D. Zaccardi, ). Bartlett. Missing: K. Flynn, L. Wallis. UNDERCLASSMEN - L to R, Kneeling: N Maher, L. Poole, C. Pierce, L. MacDonald, K Robbins, H. Popat, T. Grive, K. )ordan. Standing: E. Curran, M. Williams, A. Laidlaw, C. Foster, L. Ledoux, D. King, M. Pcholka. STUDENT COUNCIL - L to R, 1st Row; K. Dunlap, |. Brown, S. Ferrini, M. Sicard. 2nd Row: ). Bartlett, |. Mackesy, M. Dermody, P. ff Coolidge, A. Kola, S. Ruthouskis, j. Orieve, j. Treeful, K. Dawson, K. Webb. 3rd Row: J. Allen, C. Dermody, J. Grieve, R. Joyce, J. Murphy. 4th Row: L. Harlow, L. Echevarria, A. Laidlaw, K. Eno, T. Lombard, S. Peck, T. Hill, C. Esperian, A. Jordan. 5th Row: J.Limber, A. Mims, S. Macomber, K. Teixeira, C. Bennett, R. Bassett, D. Mann, M. DeSilva, C. Mansfield, E. York. A mi i STUDENT REGIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE - L to R, 1st Row: L. Harlow. 2nd Row: T. Hill, T. Lombard. 3rd Row: L. Echevarria, K. Dunlap. The Student Council got a lot accomplished this year. Led by Mr. Gorman and officers Sandra Fer- rini (pres.), Julie Brown (v. -pres.), Kim Dunlap (sec), and Mia Sicard (treas ), they sponsored stu- dent suggestion boxes, the Homecoming Dance, the Great American Smokeout, and the Santa Fund. Although these activities are very important to the Student Council, their most important ac- tivity is to have a say on whatever major actions are taken by the School Committee. The Student Advisory Committee is an impor- tant branch of student government, for its members represent the student body in relations with the School Committee. Members are al- lowed to make suggestions to the School Com- mittee, which then takes the suggestions under consideration. The Regional Advisory Committee attends monthly meetings with representatives from other area schools in order to discuss mat- ters important to school government. By attend- ing the meetings, the members learn valuable in- formation which is especially important to the Stu- dent Council. 1 BAND OFFICERS - President, Carmin ladonisi; Vice President, Terri Lombard; and Secretary, Debbie Zaccardi had a very successful year They helped to plan fundraisers, competitions, and other important band events The band ' s managers. Donna Harding and Karen Ingalls (uniforms), John Dunlap (equipment), and Robert Chancey (publicity), and librarians Stephanie Phillips and Robin Wallace, were also great assets to the band. Not only did they help organize the band events, but they also kept the uniforms, equipment, and music in order. As a group, the officers, managers, and librarians maintained the interest and enthusiasm of the band. BAND OFFICERS - L to R, 1st Row: C. ladonisi, T. Lombard, ). Dunlap, J. Doyle. 2nd Row: R. Wallace. 3rd Row: R. Chancey, C. Kmetz 4th Row: S. Phillips, J. Shaw, K. Ingalls. Drum majors Christal Kmetz and )ohn Shaw had another outstanding season this year. For their second time, the duo led the band with a touch of class not only in halftime shows, but in parades and competitions as well. They ran very efficient practices this year and inspired band members to do their best. The band greatly appreciates their help, and respects them a grat de al. Drum Majors: C Kmetz, |. Shaw. The band captains are greatly ad- mired and respected by their squads. Theresa Casasa, in her final year at Nor- ton High, kept the colorguard looking sharp all season. Beth Wagner made sure that the rifles were in unison, and Karen Eno brought out the best in the majorettes. The captains led their respective squads to another suc- cessful season this year. 1st Row: B. Wagner, T. Casassa. 2nd Row: K Eno The Rifles, Colorguard, and Majorettes are the auxiliary squads to the marching band. They are just as important as the band itself, for they add a choreographic dimension to the music played by the band. They not only practice with the band, but also spend extra time at their own practices in order to perfect their routines Besides performing with the band at the Saturday games, parades, and competitions during the year, they also perform at special events such as the Variety Show and get the crowds going at pep rallies. MAJORETTES - Center: K. Eno. L to R, 1st Row: j. Smith, D. Ricci. 2nd Row: D. Weaterby, |. Allen. 3rd Row: P. Coolidge, R. Brouwer, M. Peffer. Center: T.Casassa. L to R, 1st Row: D. Dion 2nd Row: L. Ledoux, L. Sahw. 3rd Row: C. Dermody, C. Mansfield. 4th Row: T. Franco, C. Fortes. 5th Row: K. O ' Connell, H. Hyora. 6th Row: A. Mims, K. Celeste. I 00 Z O BAND - L to R, 1st Row: K. Eno, B. Wagner, D. Thatcher, B, Walsh, D. Barac, M. Mohan, T. Grieve, S. Chancey, R. Pcholka, S. Desfosses, M. La Pierre, ). Shaw, C. Kmetz. 2nd Row: T. Casassa, D. Donahue, H. Fitzgerald, S. Phillips, K. Ingalls, T. O ' Connor, A Dudley, D. Harding, S Macomber, D. Zaccardi, D. Brown, D. Moynihan, L. Ledoux, T. Franco 3rd Row: C. Fortes, ). Allen, C. Dermody, ). Smith, ) Scott, L. locknisi, S. Lawlor, C. White, D. Harding, K. Robbins, ). Doyle, K. Waite, G. Sayce, D. Dion, D Ricci, C. Mansfield. 4th Row: K Celeste, D Weather- by, |. Dunlap, R. Chancey, R Wallace, L. Myers, K. Jordan, L. ladonisi, R. Brouwer, L Shaw. 5th Row: H Hyora, A Mims. P. Coolidge, R Gagnon, T. Yelle, T. Lombard, R. Chancey, M. Deffer, K. Bassett, M. Peffer, K. O ' Connell. The Norton High School Band had another great season this year Although smaller this year, the band played with great enthusiasm, marched sharply, and sounded fantastic. Under the direction of Mr. William Macmullen and Ms Donna Hunter the band delighted crowds at both home and away football games with four enjoyable selections: A-Team, Over the Rainbow, Costa Del Sol, and Fandango. The band also became involved in three competitive events this year. The band started off the season at the Pawtacket Octoberfest Parade. Their next stop was the Somerset Field Show Competition and Parade. At the Quincy Christmas Parade, the band did an outstanding job, placing 6th out of 17 bands for an overall rating, 3rd for musical effect, and 2nd for feature majorette twirler. Special events for the band this year were the annual Veteran ' s Day Parade in Norton and the Norton-Wheaton Community Day The Norton-Wheaton Community Day was extra special because it marked the 150th year that Wheaton College has been in existence. The band would like to thank Ms. Ruthann Scaringi and Mrs Linda Peffer for their help during our practices as well as the Norton Band Parents for their neverending support. 85 The Stage Band is a group of musicians who perform popular, jazz, and rock songs at school concerts and at special events such as the Variety Show Most members of the stage band are also members of the marching and concert bands Presently the stage band has trumpets, trcjmbones, drums, saxophones, electric guitars, and an electronic syn- thesizer. Maniac, Say Say Say, True, and Spice of Life are some of the popular numbers played by the Stage Band. STAGE BAND - L to R, Sitting: R. Wallace, D LaPierre, S Desfosses, D. Thatcher. Standing: K. Bassett, S. Lawlor, C. White, R. Chancey, J. Dunlap, C. ladonisi, M. Perez. The chorus, is an im- portant part of the Nor- ton High School Music Department, under the direction of Mr. William MacMullen. The officers are Louise McKillop (Pres.), ' ' Alison Rubin (V- Pres.), and Lisa Echevar- ria (Sec). The librarians are Theresa Casassa, Michelle LeRoy, and May Williams. Not only does the chorus practice several times a week during school, but they also practice especially hard during the last few weeks before the Christmas Concert, the Variety Show, and the Spring Concert. The Variety Show is especial- ly important to several members of the chorus, for they can compete in the show as soloists. For the first time in two years, there are male members of the chorus: )im Farrell, )im Franco, and Brian Wilson CHORUS - L to R, 1st Row: D Dion, M Leroy, L Echevarria, A Rubin, L McKillop, T Casassa 2nd Row A McLeod, R Brouwer, L Cronin, C Kirven, V Milsh, R Bassett, D. Mann, L Wallis, S Faustrom 3rd Row: W MacMullen, S. Houghton, C. Briggs, K. Dunlap, B. Wilson, ). Franco, ). Farrell GUIDANCE AIDES - L to R, Sitting; C. Symons, ). Green, C. Ricci, K. Hansen, D. Bowser. Standing: L. Danue, L. Echevarria, K. Dunlap, T. Salley, T. Moss. OFFICE AIDES - L to R, 1st Row: D. Boulay, T. Franco, ). Dyer, D. Courchine, T, Grieve, L. Barrett, B. Dowdall, ). Grieve, D. Bowser, K. Jewett, E. Smith, L. Connell, A. Cassidy, D. Sharpe, M. Gagne. Office Aides are essential for the smooth running of the front office. They devote their study hall time for various tasks such as writing office passes for students, distributing bulletins and attendance lists, and collecting attendance sheets from teachers in the morning. Norton High and the secretaries at the front office are fortunate to have such a dedicate group of students. Guidance aides are gratly appreciated by Mrs. Church and the counselors they work for. They spend their study hall time doing a variety of jobs such as reworking people ' s schedules, filing documents, organizing college catalogues, typing and copying papers, and making appointments for students. Their work helps make the guidance office a more efficient place. English aides are indispensible to the English teachers They help control the flood of papers that rush into the English department every day by correcting tests and quizzes, running errands, and typing and copying worksheets and quizzes. They do their best to help lighten the heavy burden of papers placed on the backs of the English teachers, and the English teachers are grateful for their help. Library aides plan an essential part in the smooth operation of the Norton High School Library. Among their many duties are helping people to find things in the library, resheiving books, making displays of new books, and even occa- sionally removing students who don ' t have library passes. They are a valuable asset to students and to the librarians. Science aides are very important to the science teachers and to the students in the science classes. Their tasks include typing and running off worksheets and quizzes, correcting tests, running errands, and cleaning and organizing laboratory equipment. These hard-working individuals allow the science teachers to have a little time to relax during their busy day and enough time to properly prepare special materials for use in the labs. LIBRARY AIDES - L to R: D. Dickerman, P. Corey, E. Pinnocci, D. Sutton, N. Kinglsey. SCIENCE AIDES - L to R, Sitting: K. Bassett, T. O ' Connor. Standing: M. Davis, S. Cotton, C. Amirault. GYM AIDES - L to R, 1st Row C Giurusso, C. Dervin, T. Franco, D Weatherby, H Fitzgerald, D. Moynlhan, Y. Bosworth, S. Norris, D. Amin, M. Williams. 2nd Row: D. Blithe, T. Dockett, T. Cochran, T. Powers, D. Bartley, C. Briggs, D. Andrews, L. Williams, S. Dudley, M. Gagne, C. Griffins, M. Plott, E. Allen, G. DeFilippo. 3rd Row: D. Dawson, C. Mann, D. Munier, C. Pierce, E. Yorke, A. Simmons, T. Girelli, ). Allen, R. Brouwer, L. Cronan, L. Shaw, D. Bowser, E. Smith, D. Ducharme, E. Curran, P. Corey, L. Melley, D. Sharpe. YM AIDES - L to R, 1st Row: C. Giurisso, C Dervin, T Franco, D Weatherby, H Fitzgerald, D Moynihan, Y Bosworth, S Norns, D, Amin, M. Williams 2nd Row: D Blithe, T Dockett, T Cochran, T Powers, D Bartley, C Briggs, D Andrews, L. Williams, S. Dudley, M. Gagne, C. Griffins, M Plott, E Allen, G DeFilippo 3rd Row: D Dawson, C Mann, D Munier, C Pierce, E Yorke, A. Simmons, T. Girelli, ). Allen, R. Brouwer, L Cronan, L Shaw, D Bowser, E Smith, D Ducharme, E Curran, P. Corey, L Melley, D Sharpe Purple Key students are great assets to Norton FHigh. They not only hold doors and direct hallway traffic, but are also on the lookout for any signs of trouble in their hall. Members of purple key are indispensi- ble to the smooth operation of the school. Without their services, the halls would be a confused stampede of students. Gym Aides are very important people as far as Miss Archibald and Miss Cardoza are concerned. Their purpose is to carry gym equipment out of and into the girls locker rooms Without their help, there would be less time for the other girls to participate in gym. They are greatly appreciated by the other girls in the classes. SPANISH CLUB - L to R, 1st Row: A. Rubin, S. Macomber, A. Cibbs. 2nd Row: ). Franco, S. Shambre, S. Nut- tall, L. Echevarria, S. Turnage, R. Nuttali 3rd Row: Y. Bosworth, C. Florentine, K. Moore, E. O ' Shea, |. Treeful. 4th Row: L. Poole, M. Schauster, M. Hutchins, H. McCaffrey, ). Bosworth. Newspaper — L to R, 1st Row: K. Kalasinsky, C. Florentino, K. Moore. 2nd Row: M. Pcholka, L. Echevarria, A. Rubin, S. Norris, T. O ' Connor, M. Pinnocci. 3rd Row: M. Williams, L. Harlow, S. Macomber, S. Nuttali, |. Francis. 4th Row: D. Smedberg, S. Phillips, K. Hansen, L. Poole, C. Be nnett, H. McCaffrey. 5th Row: C. Carter, W. Murphy, M. Mallone, M. Schauster, M. Hutchins, A. Laidlaw, A. Gibbs. 6th Row: E. O ' Shea, J. Treeful, |. Ruffing, ). Woodward, D. Rusky, ). Murphy, ). Bosworth. The staff of the Purple Messenger is keeping pretty busy this year. With more than 30 members from all four classes, the staff works on various newspaper topics such as sports, entertainment, and features Next year, they hope to get more members and have six different publications. Editor-in- chief Ken Kalasinskyan and Mrs. Sweeney and Mrs. Rogers are in charge of the paper. The Spanish Club, also undedr the direction of Mrs. Sweeney, has about 15 members. They are involved with charitable events such as giving Christmas gifts to the elderly, cultural events such as going to Spanish movies, and fun events such as going out to eat at Spanish restaurants. D D CLUB - L to R, 1st Row: R. April, A. Corea. 2nd Row: |. Cleary, D. Homsey, M. Dunn This is the first time in the history of Norton High that there has been a Dungeons and Dragons Club. Although the club isn ' t large, there are enough members to play the classic game of chance, skill, and imagination. The members of the D and D Club are apparently having fun and hope that more students will join their club. The Pep Club has done a great job in creating school spirit this year. With Mrs. Santoro ' s help, of- ficers Roy Bain (pres.), Frank Teixeira (v. -pres.), Deb- bie Zaccardi (sec), the executive board, and the homeroom representatives sponsored Meet the Team night, Spirit Week, and the pep rally at Homecoming. Spirit Week was a great success this year. The week was divided up into Hat, Glasses and Pins Day, Clown Day, Nerd Day, and Purple and White Day The week ended with a hall decorating contest and a pep rally which excited the school for the Homecoming game the following day PEP CLUB - L to R, 1st Row: R Bain, F Teixeira, D Zaccardi. 2nd Row: D. Smedberg, S. Norris, C Pierce, A. Gibbs, L Soccoro, A Beland, T Powers, R Munier 3rd Row: A Simmons, S Macomber, K Dunlap, S Fernni, K Dawson, E DeSilva, K Ellis, D Munier, D Barac, B. Wagner, D King 4th Row: S Peck, K Teixeira, R Bassett, D Mann, I Kieser, H. Fitzgerald, S. Phillips, C King, R Wallace, C Foster, A. Poreda, P. Curtin 5th Row T Lombard, L McKillop, C Bennett, A Laidlaw, L Harlow, E Yorke, M. Dermody, I Doyle, M Rose, T. Casassa, S. Kazarian, | Belchner, K Holmes 6th Row: A Larson, S. Cotton, A. Mims, L. Echevarria, P. Coolidge, A. Kola, S. Rutkovskis, M. Sicard, I Brown, |. Mackesy, M. Perez, S Nuttall, j Limber, L Pino. MATH TEAM - L to R, 1st Row: K. Bassett, W Murphy. 2nd Row: D. Bouchard-Hall, N. Brown, ). Limber, T O ' Connor, B Etter 3rd Row: R. Wallace, L Pino, R. Bassett, R. Cagnon, B. Curran. 4th Row: I. Shaw, E. Yorke. 5th Row : ). Sorel, K. O ' Connell, S. Smith, R. Paulis. Norton ' s chapter of the National Honor Society had a number of events on its agenda this year. Mrs. Robbins and officers Linda Hyora (pres.), Kathy Bassett (v-pres ),Debbie Zaccardi (sec), and Barbara Curran (treas.) planned five major activities for the society. They started off the year by selling balloons and Halloween candy In January, they held the White Rose Semi-Formal at Wheaton College In addition to these activities, each member had to complete a ser- vice project of his or her choice. They finally ended their busy year in May with the annual Spring Bike-a- thon All profits from their activities go towards the two scholarships given at the end of the year. The Math Team had a successful and enjoyable season this year Mrs Vital, the officers, Kathy Bassett (pres ), john Shaw (v -pres ), Robin Wallace (sec ), and Derek Bouchard-Hall (treas ), and the other members competed in the New England Mathematics League and the Southeastern Massachusetts Mathematics League The Members especially enjoyed competing against their toughest opponent and chief rival, Foxboro High School. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - L to R: L Hyora, T Casassa, L Pane, M Perez 2nd Row: K Bassett, R. Cagnon, P Coolidge 3rd Row: D. Zaccardi, N Brown, j Limber, S Smith 4th Row: B Curran, C. Kmetz, | Kressley, P Corey 5th Row j. Shaw, T. Lombard 96 97 This year the National Honor Society hosted its first Semi-Formal on January 26, 1985. Girls could be seen in elegant dresses and boys in special suits. A buffet style dinner was served and dancing followed in The Chase Round at Wheaton Col- lege. This was the first year a semi-formal had ever taken place at Norton High and those who attended won ' t soon forget it. m 2 O 1 i The annual Christmas Concert, held on December 19, 1984, was a great success. The dedication of Mr. MacMullen, the band, and the chorus, made it an exciting evening. New this year was a combined number with the chorus and band pro- viding a degree of variety to the concert. The concert ended with the audience join- ing the chorus in the singing of Christmas carols. The annual Band Banquet held on December 1, 1984, celebrated the end of the marching season for those people in Band, Color Guard and Majorettes. The theme of the banquet was Fandango, a song performed at football games each Saturday. Everyone attended a buffet dinner and then received awards of recognition such as year bars, perfect attendance pins, and letters. The handing out of trophies and Senior Band jackets filled the air with excitement. Following the awards ceremony was a dance for band members and their parents. The evening was a night for looking back at all the activities successfully and excellently performed. o 00 c m 101 I FOOTBALL - Bottom (left to right): P. Kelley, M 2nd Row: D. Shaw, G. Crum, S. Peck, B. Burgess, Row: R. Defreitis, R. Donais, T. Hill, M. Shaw, P Burrill, |. Sicard, P. Cuttin, A. Poreda, E. Flechette, P. Molitor. Rose, T. Cochran, S. Kazarian, E Coughlin, A. Larson, D. Eberle, R. Bain. S Nuttall, P Sawtelle, I Finch, A Eigerman, W Ambrose, M. Zwicker 3rd Devin, D. Rich, |. Fraatz, C. Bogosh, S. Scaringi 4th Row: S. Shambre, T. T. Mandosa, |. Collins. 5th Row: P. Molitor, E. Potvin, L. Laroque, T. Ruest, The Norton High School Football Team led by a tough defense nnanaged to pull out a 500 season in the Mayflower League. Highlights of the year in- cluded a Home- coming win over Martha ' s Vineyard, a come-from- behind victory against Holbrook, and a Thanksgiving day Romp over West Bridgewater. Kneeling: ). Beatrice, M Sicard, S Rutl ovskis, A. Kola, M. Hutcheon, L. Harlow. Standing: Coach Chambers, j. Scagnoli, D Munier, S. May, C. Mann, R. Courchine, M. Kennelly, N Maher, ). Kressley, |. Bisazza. Despite great efforts from this year ' s Varsity field hockey team, they suffered a winless season. With the majority of the lineup consisting of sophomores, they took on the opposing teams as if they had been play- ing for four years. They baffled the other teams with their skillful offensive plays and discouraged them with their excellent defense. Senior Jackie Grieve and three year Varsity players and co-captains Sabine Rutkovskis and Anja Kola led their team to a fun, unpredictable, field hockey season. Back Row (left to right): Derek Bouchard-Hall, Mike Hathaway, Brian Clark, John Peters, Matthew Dunn, Kim Mueller. Front Row (left to right): )eff Lar- son, Capt. Jeff Chaplin, Roger Gagnon. This year ' s Cross Country team had an excellent start at 4-0. By mid-season, the team was 5-1, but finished the season at a disappointing 5-6 The team had many close meets that could have gone either way. Senior captain Jeff Chaplin, Sophomores Donny Beland and Jeff Larson, and Freshmen Mike Hathaway and Derek Bouchard-Hall were all lettermen. Senior participants were Captain jeff Chaplin, and Roger Gagnon. Coach Rukstalis is looking forward to an exciting and successful season next year with his young talent. n TO o n O c Standing: R Carine, M Laramee, D. Amin, A. Simmons, C DeFlippo Kneeling: D. LaPierre, ). Brown, S. Cotton. The Volleyball team had high hopes at the beginning of the 1984 season. They were a very talented group of players with a lot of spirit and dedication. They were a young team, and they have a good chance to take the championship next year. The team finished with a 11-5 record with fine efforts and with the whole team con- tributing their skills. Captains )ulie Brown, Stacey Cotton and Denise LaPiere rallied the team to many victories. The level of play was very ex- citing, with the setting of Denise LaPiere and ex- cellent spiking by Stacey Cotton. Exchange stu- dent Danya Amin helped with her fantastic serv- ing Team members selected to be on the All-Star team were Danya Amin, )ulie Brown, Stacey Cot- ton, and Denise LaPiere. The young Lancer Golf team of ' 84 again won the Mayflower League Championship with a 15-0 record for the fifth consecutive year Behind the stellar play of Andy Martin and Barry Walsh, the Lancer golfers won the league play-offs for the fifth straight year. The Lancers are looking for a strong season next year, as all but one golfer, senior )oe Limber, will be back. The Cheerleaders began their season with a successful victory at the U S C A Camp They won a ird place plaque as well as two incJivicJual pla ' ||ues awarcJecJ tt; SancJy Ferrini ancJ Kim Dunlap This enabled the c competition squad tcj gcj the Na- tionals They were present at all the football games and cheered the team on to victory. Basketball games began and they were at all of the games, at the same time wcjrking hard to prepare for the annual ccjmpetiticjn in March Captain Sandy Ferrini and Co-Capt ain Kim Dunlap were the Senior participants. 111 i Kneeling: ). Brown, C Kmetz, C Amirault, L Pino, K Hansen, T. Lom- bard Standing; S. Rutkovskis, D. Amin, S. Cotton, ). Kressley, C. Jordan, Coach Nuttall. Girls ' Hoop The 1984-1985 girls ' basketball team began the season hoping to take the ban- ner. There were many chances and the league was very even in talent. The team was led by the high-scoring senior captain, Kathleen Hanson. The other captain, Stacey Cotton, helped with her dribbling ability and scoring efforts. The whole team contributed with fine efforts and there were some heart breaking losses. The record of 8-7 did not reflect the effort that was put into the games. Other senior par- ticipants were Julie Brown and Sabine Rutkovskis. Kneeling: T Dockett, C. Giarrusso, A Hutcheon, L Shaw, P. Hansen, D. Harding, R. Courchine, Standing: K. Kmetz, K. Hurd, S. Brailey, ). Keiser, R. Wallace, K Waite, C. Mann, D. Mann, Coach Chambers. J Boys ' Hoop This year ' s boys ' Basketball team had a very rough start Their inexperience caused them to get off to the worst start in over a decade at (0-6) The team, however, made an exciting comeback, winning some super games In a thrilling home game, the Lancers beat the Apponequet Lakes for the first time in seven years After their rough start the team went on to win the next five games in a row and seven out of the next nine games, in- cluding a heart stopping double overtime victory at the buzzer, over Blue Hills Regional High School. Senior participants include co-captains Robert Allen and Frank Texeira, Peter Kelley, Arnold Lar- son and Marcus Perez, luniors Greg Watson and Steve Nuttall were key players, along with sophomores )im Sicard and Steve Kinney Coach Howard Kelly is looking forward to a good season next year, as many players will be returning Front Row (left to right) Peter Smith, Walter Ambrose, Co-Capt Robert Allen, Co-Capt Frank Texeira, Robert Bouchard-Hall, Peter Kelley Back Row (left to right): jim Sicard, Marcus Perez, Steven Kinney, Greg Watson, Tom Fitzgerald, Ar- nold Larson Front Row (I to r ): Michael LaCombe, David Barac, Derek Bouchard-Hall, Michael Naismith. )im Burrill Back Row (I to r ): Coach Larocque, Eric Pane, john Pike, Brian Clark, [Ronnie Beland, Tom Mandosa, Mark Pinocci, Richard Paulus, David Rusky, Eric Wilmont Kneeling (left to right); Co-Captains Kelly Brennan and Margo Mims Standing (lelt to right) Coach Mrs. Hughes, Kristen Brennan, Kim Robbins, Kristen Holnnes, Alison Rubin The 1984 Girls ' Tennis team had a rough season, but all the players played well The team, however, was very young and will be a high competitor this season Senior Co-Captains, Kelly Brennan and Margo Mims led the way for their underclass teammates. Coach Maher is looking ahead to much success this season with his re- turning players. Standing (left to right); Brian Crowley, Robert Bouchard-Hall, )oe Bosh. Kneeling (left to right): Carmin ladonisi, )ohn Goldman. The 1984 tennis team, though small in number, played well. Although their record was (5-9) overall, two players showed excellent talent. Senior Brain Crowley and Sophomore Robert Bouchard-Hall won the Mayflower League Doubles Championship. While all five members of the team played well, sophomore Robert Bouchard-Hall was among those selected to the Mayflower League All-Star Team. Coach Robert Mahrer is looking forward to an exciting 1985 season, as all but one of his players will be returning. sitting: P Morns, C Blithe, S. Darling, D Kelley, A Simmons, K Waite kneel- ing; T Grieve, ). Kressley, H. Fitzgerald, K Bassett, R Wallace, S Macomber, L Pane, D. Zaccardi, T. Carilli, E. O ' Shea. Standing: M. Sicard, ) Brown, S Rutkov- skis, P. Brown, K. Lee, C. Mann, ) Webb, K O ' Shea, Coach Holster First Row (I to r ); K. Kalasinsky, ). Treeful, D. Spencer, R. jackson, ). Danahy, ) Cody, ) Bisazza, C. Fiorentino, R Gagnon, C. Watson. Second Row (1. to r ): M Hathaway, ). Sicard, ). Chaplin, B Pierce, S Scaringi, P Smith, ) Collins, ) Scaringi, P. Smith, J. Collins, ). Sorel, M. Shaw, K. Greene, M. Perez, G. Crum, D Rich, ) Limber, | Bisazza, E Larson, M Taff The Norton High Boys ' Track team of 1984 had a successful 6-1 season, which left them in second place in the Mayflower League Besides coming in second in both the league relays and the league meet, the Lancer track team sent sprinter, long jumper Ray Jackson to the State meet. - f f {9 r- • -t n - 119 S A ' i Back Row (left to right): Martha Eisnor, Michelle Murphy, )udy Beatrice, Mary Lombardo, Lisa Ledoux, Stacey Cotton, Mary Aucoin, Coach Kathy Chambers. Front Row (left to right): Diane Silva, Tammy lohnson. Amy Prewandowski, Denise LaPierre, Michele Laramee. The Girls ' Softball team had a very suc- cessful ' 84 season. The team qualified for the Mayflower League State tournament Senior pitcher Amy Prewandowski along with senior fielder Michelle Murphy led the team on to victory Other key players included Denise LaPierre, Stacey Cotton and )udy Beatrice. Coach Chambers is hoping for another tour- nament berth this season as many players will be returning. The Norton High Baseball Team of 1984 had a big year, winning the Mayflower League play-offs and advancing to the state quarterfinals The Lancers should return with a strong team in ' 85. 1st Row: T. Cochran, R Bam, F Teixeira, B Sullivan, D Hanson, S Peck, J. Marino 2nd Row; D Mollica, M Zwicker, A Larson, S. O ' Toole, S. Nevius, ). Costa, S. Nuttall, V ZD ; , .inner iij , tjii . I „• 1st Row: K. Gibson, L. ladonisi, ) Belkner, R. Lehmkuhl, D. Hamm, C. Bogosh, M Tierney. 2nd Row; E. Pane, K Teixeira, J. Finch, M. lolly, |. Fraatz, D. Barac. R. Allen Basketball Boys ' 1111111 ' |. Brown - Volleyball Basketball, Girl ' s Track D Amin - Volleyball, Girl ' s Basketball Football, ). Chaplin - Cross Country, Boys ' Track T. Cochran — Football, Baseball K. Greene — Boys ' Track R Gagnon — Cross Country, Boys ' Track S. Kazarian — Football, Baseball P Kelley - Football, Boys ' Basketball, Boys ' Track A Larson — Football, Boys ' Basketball, Baseball M. Perez — Cross Coun- try, Boys ' Basketball, Boys ' Track R Proulx Baseball Football, M. Rose - Football, Boys ' Track S Rutkovskis — Field Hockey, Girls ' Basketball, Girls ' Track K Dunlap — Cheer- leading K. Hansen - Volleyball, Girls ' Basketball, Softball ) Limber — Golf, Boys ' Track F Texeira - Boys ' Basketball, Baseball SENIOR ATHLETES NOT PICTURED - K Bassett, S Macomber, L Pane, D Zaccardi - Girls ' Track Coaches perform a very important part in athletics. Not only do they teach and coach the sport, but they also set an exam- ple of sportsmanship and integrity We at Norton High are extremely lucky to have the coaching personnel which we have and would like to dedicate this special page to all the people who make it possi- ble for the students to participate in athletics. A very special thank you to everyone pictured here and to baseball coach Dave Mollica. 1 SPONSORS Ellen Curran John and Sally Zaccardi Mr. Mrs. Raymond E. Costa Kathy Bassett and John Collins Mr. Mrs. Philip Boucher and Jeffrey Paul, Jackie, Jennifer, Jason Tausek Mr. Mrs. j. Maher Mr. Mrs. D. S. McKinley Mr. Mrs. Dan Backlund Mr. Mrs. Leddy Mrs. Dolores Robbins Keith Green Theresa Casassa and Rick Kilmer Mr. Mrs. P. Holster, Scott, Kristin lane Bartlett and Paul Ray Jackson Sandy Ferrini David and Linda Dunlap Louise, Gen, Kim Kerry D ' Onofrio Mr Mrs Richard Rniiiav Carlton and Lorna Russell and Alec Denise Boulay and Phil Peck Nicole and Lauren Maher Lori Reeves and Sean Hannon Stephen and Courtney Maher Theresa Casassa, Jen Green, Linda Hyora, Lori Robert Daniel Maher Ray Gove and Kristin Celeste Mr. Mrs. B. Kidder and Melissa Joe Limber Wendy Kennedy and Lee Edna rhillips vir. CK virs. Leon Ljumoni Linda Hyora and Kevin Reeves v ainerine vieianson Arnie Larson and Stacey Cotton KAr fl, KArc Pai rl ilk vir . cx viib. raul z cuiiy Kathleen Hansen and Christine Amirault 1 ne Keeves rai iiiiy Michelle Dermody and Tom Kelleher Vll . CX Vlli). Ixfcil II IIdIOIi Mr. Mrs. Douglas A. Smith and Sally SAr R SAr ' i lr ;pnh t;irtin ivii . Lx VII J. ji 3crLji 1 (Vial 111 1 Mr. Mrs. Al Socorro and Family Jdl crll dl iLi rxtra cll I L ci y Mr. Andrev; Sargent and Family KAr ylrc r :3 iri A fino Vll . cx vii 3. L- aVivj Jjwctri icy Mr. Mrs. Paul J. Dion, Jr. and Family Mr Mrs Pai il it;:il Johanne Dyer Family Mr. Mrs. Robert D. Gagnon Lisa Todd Connell Mrs. J. Cassidy Phyllis Mercier Family Mr. Mrs. John Kieser Mr. Mrs. James Neveu Mr. Mrs. Herbert Church Mr. Mrs. Charles Curran Mr. Mrs. Richard Pino Barbara Curran Mr. Mrs. George Devalk 124 mflNNIX □RTR INC. niicracamputEr □□nsultsnts Complete Hardware and Software Service for Microcomputers P.O. Box 420 Sharon, MA 02067 (617) 285-5600 Compliments of HALLSMITH- SYSCO FOOD SERVICES, INC 380 S. Worchester St. Norton, MA 02766 617-285-6361 WILLIAM HOLDEN Executive Vice President Food Service Suppliers Since 1858 B-B-B J — I i nnnferrn MARY ANN ' S SWEET N CRAFTY, INC. 34 No. Main St., Mansfield, MA Open 7 Days Homemade Ice Cream • Desserts • Crafts 339-5202 Congratulations to the Class of ' 85 NORTON TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Officers President — Eleanor IVIacKinder Vice Presidents — Veronica Maher Janice Stares Linda O ' Connor Kathy Forrester Secretary — Dorothy Helmreich Treasurer — Karen Boucher Bristol County Rep. — Kathyrn Rogers HUTCHINSON CO. REALTORS® Compliments of CYPRIAN PARMAR Marketing Associate Modelmania Hobby Supplies An Independently Owned and Operated Member of Coldwell Banker Residential Affiliates, Inc. 401 Old Colony Roa us. (617) 222-8031 285-6642 Norton, MA 02766 Res. (617) 226-2935 223 W. Main St. Norton, MA 02766 285-5770 LEAD PAINT TESTING • PERCOLATION TESTING SANITARY SYSTEM DESIGN • ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING WATER TESTING — SUBDIVISION LAYOUT F. W. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. FRANK WOJCIECHOWSKI NO. ATTLEBORO, MA 02760 TELEPHONE: (617) 699-2726 128 REAL TIME EXECUTIVES, INC. 686 South St., Wrentham, MA 02093 Congratulates the Class of 1985 129 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 From the NORTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND • COLORGUARD • MAJORETTES Marcus Perez Steven Tingley Taren Yelle Roger Gagnon Richard Chancey Chris White Katie Hurd Terri Lombard Robin Wallace Cara Jordan Chris Amirault Debbie Brown Karen Waite Tracy O ' Connor Stephanie Phillips Lora Zommer Aimee Dudley Robert Chancey Denise Harding Laurie Pane Kathy Bassett john Duniap Shawn Lawlor Larry ladonisi Melanie Peffer Carmin ladonisi Launa Myers Janet Doyle Kim Robbins Debbie Zaccardi Karen Ingalls Jennifer Scott Shana Macomber PERCUSSION: Stephen Desfosses Barry Walsh David Thatcher Larry Markley Mark LaPierre Joe Marino Rachael Pcolka Scott Chancey Barbara Curran MAJORETTES: Karen Eno Jana Allen Melissa Peffer Danielle Ricci Jennifer Smith Renee Brouwer Dawn Weatherby UNITS OF COLOR GUARD FLAGS: Theresa Casassa Kristin Celeste Cyndee Dermody Lisa Echevarria Chris Fortes Lisa Ledoux Ashley Mims Denise Dion Tammy Franco FHeidi FHyora Christina Mansfield Karen O ' Connell Laura Shaw RIFLES: Beth Wagner Cheryl Jenney Darlene Moynihan Cheri Precourt Diane Donahue FHolli Fitzgerald Gretchen Sayce BANNER: Theresa Grieve Michelle Mohan 130 ORA A. ANDREWS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Tel: 285-4322 761-7824 Albert T. Saccocia President and Treasurer 42 West Main St. Norton, MA 02766 Mendon Road So. Attleboro, MA 02703 NORTON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 14 Clapp Street Norton, MA 02766 285-4402 Compliments of SWEET PAPER BOX COMPANY Ready Made • Made-to-Measure Curtains Custom Draperies Bath Shoppe BILL CURRAN 690 Depot St. Lambert ' s Plaza c oShaw ' s Plaza 216-218 Providence Hwy. N. Easton, MA 02356 Westwood, MA 02090 (617) 238-3440 (617) 329-5351 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 From FRIENDLY TRAVEL CENTERS 10 Library Square Norton, MA 02766 285-6788 Tickets Tours ' N Cruises Franklin • Foxboro • Norton • Milford Congratulations to Our Senior Varsity Cheerleaders: Sandy — Kim D. — Janet From THE UNDERCLASSMEN: Louise Kristen Corrine Kathy Christine Aimee Deanna Sherri Annemarie Karl Leah Cindy Gail Cherie Diane Christa Kim B. Roberta Tracey April Debbie Congratulations to the Class of 1985 THE CARPET BARN Carpets and Rugs Richard Marino 285-3287 88 West Main St. Route 123 Norton, MA 02766 132 LaCOMBE ' S SERVICE CENTER, INC. Complete Radiator Service Buy and Sell Used Cars Auto Body Work 123 Taunton Ave. Norton, Mass. Compliments of DION ' S 25 2 Bank Street Attleboro, MA 02703 617-222-8002 PACKAGE STORE 133 Landclearing Firewood Treework Hydraulic Splitting Chipping Chris Reeves 222-5124 285-3790 Attleboro Norton 1 tm m £ M H 42 Pleasant Street H Norton, MA 02766 1 OwnAr Full Service Salon H Pauline Ulak Hair — Skin — Nails 1 222-5486 CANTONESe, POLVNESliWyl SZECHU N CUISINE Take Out Orders Hours Mon.-Thurs. 11:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. Fri. and Sat. 11:00 A.M.-11:00 P.M. Sun. 12 Noon-9:00 P.M. 246 Mansfield Ave. (Rte.140) 285-5501 Norton, MA 02766 285-5502 Home Cooked Meals Open 7 Days — 7 AM to 10 PM Custom Made Cakes for Birthday, Anniversary and Weddings Fresh Homemade Baked Goods 113 Mansfield Ave. 285-5481 Norton tl } Christopher Baker V tt (617)285-3167 BAKER ' S LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND SALES Tailored to Your Needs 258 Plain Street Norton, MA 02766 Good Luck Class of ' 85 From JOE LYNCH SPORTS Joe Lynch 88 R West Main St Norton, Mass 285-5633 Tiger — Brooks — Converse — Nike Puma — Footjoy Lowest Prices in Area Class of 1964 Heliarc Welding Mig Welding Commercial and Industrial Repair Welding W. PLANTE JR. SONS WELDING Custom Made Trailers and Fabrication 285-7669 Arc Welding Portable Welding Robert Caruso Barry Caruso SUPREME MOTORS 417 Old Colony Road, Norton, Mass. 02766 Quality Pre-Owned Vehicles at Below Retail Prices (617) 226-5053 David Caruso 24 Hour Answering Service Rt. 123 and Rt. 1 A South Attleboro 2 Locations Taunton S. Attleboro Please Che ck Prom Specials J4entaqe . A6ociateA Joan D. DeCosta Realtor — Notary Rt 140, 306 Taunton Ave. Norton, Mass. 02766 LINCOLN OVERHEAD DOORS Sales and Service Repair Old Colony Rd. 222-1307 Norton, Mass. Bus. Phone Res. Phone 823-7071 285-3153 W. p. Smith REALTORS Of A, ' or. ' 288 WEST MAIN ST., NORTON 226-4161 Homes FOR Livinc Phone 285-6695 NORTON AUTOMOTIVE CENTER Auto Body Work and General Repairs Quality Used Cars GARAGE New and Used Auto Parts 24 Hr. Towing Donald Dumont Owner 172 West Main Street Norton, MA 02766 36 Dean St. Norton, Mass. 285-7301 139 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 From the Staff of ILLUSION ' S HAIR SALON Total Hair Care for Men and Women 88 West Main St. Norton, Mass. Tel. 285-6729 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 From BRISTOL FARMS Ice Cream and Sandwich Shop Congratulations Laura and Lisa CAPE-WAY TRADING POST Alpaca Rugs and Merino Sheep Skins MinneTonka Moccasins 3203 Cranberry Hwy. Edward Decheliis Rte. 6 and 28 Francis Baldini Buzzards Bay, MA 02532 (617) 759-8143 THE NORTON FLOWER SHOP Conciratulations to the Class of 1985 From ROBERT A. PELOQUIN INSURANCE AGENCY Where Our Clients Send Their Friends Auto — Home — Life Retirement Planning — Group Health Mutual Funds 1 tout, ■•■ ' ' f ' ' 1 Robert A. Peloquin Route 123 Registered Rep Norton Notary Public 226-4076 New Drivers Welcome at Our Agency 144 Congratulations to the Class of ' 85 DYER-MARTIN DRIVING SCHOOL, INC. 245 South Main St. Attleboro, Mass. 02703 222-4285 Cameo J hop Fine jewelry Jewelry Repairs 73 No. Worcester St., Chartley Gifts 222-0551 Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 From THE VILLAGE PACKAGE AND VARIETY STORE 411 Old Colony Rd. Norton, Mass. 222-9822 NORTON HOUSE OF PIZZA TO SUIT YOUR TASTE Pizza Homemade Spaghetti Greek Salad Oven Toasted Grinders Fish and Chips Tuesday and Friday Only Open 7 Days a Week Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m. -12 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m.-ll p.m. 57 West Main St. Norton, MA 285-9774 285-9775 To the Class of 1985 Congratulations and Best Wishes From NORTH EASTON SAVINGS BANK Your Family Financial Service Center 25 West Main St. 285-9833 BayBank Telephone 823-4501 Member FDIC JLanuliit 617-285-6600 160 Taunton Avenue Norton, MA 02766 Flowers — Plants — Gifts FTD Teleflorals Lee Forget, Jr. Congratulations to the Class of 1985 From YELLE ' S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 90 Barrows St. Norton, MA 02766 Tel.-285-4305 148 Wheel Balancing and Alignment Service MIDWAY GARAGE Tune Up and General Repairs Bruce E. Beane, Owner 285-4271 285-9501 92 E. Main St. Norton, MA 02766 PRODUCE AND HARDWARE BARN 72 Mansfield Ave. Norton, MA 02766 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 Best of Luck in the Future SAGA FOOD SERVICE WHEATON COLLEGE 149 EUREKA MANUFACTURING Wooden and Cloth Containers for Silverware and Jewelry 47 Elm Street Norton, Massachusetts See Manager for Job Opportunities Telephone: 285-9881 150 IP IT ' S COOD FOOD YOU WAMT- O ' BRIEN ' S COFFEE SHOP Old Colony Road Norton, Massachusetts Congratulations! NORTON FAMILY Congratulations to MEDICINE the Class of 1985 From Steven C. Flood, M.D. NORTON TV CENTER 142 West Main St. Norton, MA 02766 156 W. Main St. 285-5036 151 HARRY ' S BEEF HEARTH Breakfast — Lunch — Dinner Open Daily Monday Thru Saturday 6:00 AM to 8:30 PM Sundays 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM 363 Old Colony Tel. (617) 222-9846 (RT 123) Norton, MA BUSTER ' S AUTO BODY North Worcester St. Norton Mass. 02766 Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 EMBASSY GIFTS, LTD. Giftware Unusual and OLD COLONY PRESS Complete Printing Service 398-400 Old Colony Road Norton, MA 02766 222-3742 222-2528 NORTON HOME CENTER, INC. in MIS RtAlTOR Quality Custom Built Homes Sales Rental — Appraisals 146 W. Main St. Norton, Ma. 02766 (617) 285-3016 152 Good Luck to the Class of 1985 From West Main Street IfONCVOCl DONUTS S fi-a Alifay« Norton, MA 02766 Heathkit Zenith Educational Systems Megatech Corp. Control Data Corp. Plato — C.A.I. MACKESY ASSOCIATES Educational Learning Systems Peter W. Mackesy 6 So. Washington St. Norton, MA 02766 617-285-9028 SlNCLAlf FACTURING CO Chartley, Massachusetts 02712 Telephone (617) 222-7440 and 7441 Trimming Spraying Cabieing Removing Fertilizing Chipping Insured TIERNEY TREE SERVICE Tel. 285-3498 James F. Tierney 17R Meadowbrook Lane Norton, Mass. 02766 154 NORTON H[GH SCHOOL PARENT ADVISORY BOARD Congratulates the Class of 1985 VALENTINE TOOL AND STAMPING, INC. 171 West Main St. Norton, MA 02766 (617) 285-6911 226-0040 Congratulations Class of ' 85 Compliments of ST. MARYS PARISH COMMUNITY Sorry. O •(•phonfi . . . . but Just about everything else! m too olch condilion clesn ai a whiiiif Renlmg •% the happy logical «ay lo t whatever yow want lor a while H i economical saves on storage space and s luHy tai deducltbie No depreciation problems c (xwlikeeping We have Ihousandi o( Ihingi (o brrghteo yo j ' day JAYIOR RiHTAL 421 Old Colony Rd. Norton, Mass. 222-4920 Compliments of ARNOLD ' S MUFFLER SHOP 107 West Main Street Norton, MA 02766 285-7973 Congratulations to the Class of ' 85 POOLSIDE CERAMICS STUDIO Lessons, Greenware and Supplies 34 Young Ave. Norton, MA 02766 Carol and Paul Amirault 285-3253 156 WETHERELL PAINT CO., INC. Congratulations to the Class of ' 85 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 HASKINS Ji PHARMACY Vs- ' A% . . . Prescriptions 11 ... Sick Room Supplies 1 . . . Cosmetics 46 West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts 02766 May we be your personal family pharmacy? NORTON FLEA MARKET Open Every Sunday and Monday Holiday From 3rd Sunday in April Through October P.O. Box A.I. Route 140 Norton, Mass. 02766 158 ANDERSON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC. Now Two Locations at Hl l !f (-. ml CHRYSLER Attleboro 222-4500 676 Pleasant St. 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 JOHNSTON DUPLICATING PRODUCTS Paul Johnston • Copiers • Spirit Duplicators • Mimeographers • Offset Presses • Addressing Systems 181 West Main St. Norton, Mass. 02766 (617) 285-6767 Mass. (401)421-5102 R.I. 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 1 Open to the ' Public Alex Ohison, P.G.A. Professional 285-4089 Norton, Mass. 285-3840 188 Oak Street 159 160 If everyone works to the best of their ability, in whatever vocation, then they have met their responsibility. Ill MANSFIELD BANK SINCE 1883 MANSFIELD OFFICE 80 No. Main Street Tel. 339-2901 NORTON OFFICE 10 West Main Street Tel. 285-9761 MLS SIGNE S. O ' DONNELL, GRI CRS owner manager O ' Donnell Realty Buy d Sell with Confidence 275 ELM ST. NO. ATTLEBORO, MA OFFICE: (617) 695-2518 HOME: (617) 695-6242 Congratulations and Good Luck THERESA, BILL B. and the Class of 85 LOVE MOM, DAD, and BRO. 161 DANIEL M. RICH Attorney at Law Office: 250 East Main St. Norton, MA 02766 Tel. (617) 285-4725 1 Residence: 34 Burt Street Norton, MA 02766 Tel. (617) 285-7846 Congratulations to the Class of ' 85 From Johnny ' s Way II Good Luck Regional Italian Food Wines — Spirit 246 East Main St. Norton, MA 02766 Tel.: 285-5296 162 163 Compliments of NORTON PERMANENT FIRE FIGHTERS LOCAL 2678 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIREFIGHTERS Chief George F. Burgess Deputy Chief Robert S. Eddleston Lieutenant Richard H. Gove Lieutenant Martin J. Jordan Lieutenant Lawrence S. Lamey Russell E. Hagstrom Reele K. Rounds Ronald M. Lima David E. McMorrow Barry J. Andrews Kevin T. MacCaffrie Richard J. Gomes John P. Hardy Benton W. Keene, ill Paul J. Schleicher Peter T. Maclean Francis P. Ritz 164 Head Lines Hair Design and Norm ' s Barber Shop YOUR FAMILY HAIR CARE CENTER 280-280A W. Main St. Norton, MA 02766 Congratulations Deborali Clotlies Consignment 88 W. Main St. 285-7282 Rt. 123 Norton TEL. (617) 222-9846 HARRY ' S BEEF HEARTH 363 Old Colony Rd. (Rt. 123) Norton, Mass. BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNERS OPEN DAILY Monday thru Saturday — 6:00 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Sunday — 6:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Now Serving . . . WINES BEERS Congratulations to the Class of ' 85 from Rubin Farms 100% Henmade Eggs 122 E. Hodges St. Norton, MA 02766 Larry Susan Terry and and and Alison Terri Holly Rubin Tibbert Fitzgerald OLIVERIA BLACKTOPPING 125 Oak Street Norton, Mass. Tel. 285-3763 Driveways, Parking Lots, Walkways, Commercial, Residential, Industrial Owned and Operated by David Oliveria DOWNTOWN CAFE Route 123 Norton, MA 02766 Check us out — we ' re growing! We Deliver Call 617-222-7030 Famous homemade pizza — Seafood — Salads — — Appetizers — Subs — Compliments of Kilburn Glass Industries, Inc 167 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 85 Ronald J. Coolidge Remodeling Contractor Second Levels L L Roofing, Siding Additions Garages 25SanlinSt. Norton, MA 222-8328 Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 ACE HARDWARE Rt. 123 285-9797 Norton, MA 02766 (617) 222-0620 Reliable Electro Plating, Inc. 304 W. Main St. Rte. 123 P.O. Box 326 Chartley, MA 02712 BILL LeCLAIRE OLD COLONY TRANSMISSION 1076 Pleasant Street (Rear) Attleboro, Mass. 02703 Tel: (617) 222-2434 Certificate 112667 168 Congratulations to Jennifer, Linda and The Class of 1985 from L. DUMONT Cesspools Septic Tanks Pumped Lowest Prices in The Area CALL 285-7782 Rooter Service 24 hr. Service Acid Treatments FENCE CO. Pet Feeds and Supplies Blue Seal Feeds Lawn and Garden Products Route 123 Norton 285-9097 ANN ' S PLACE RESTAURANT Now Open Our New Winnecunnet Room for Banquets, Weddings, Meetings 48 Bay Road Norton, Massachusetts 285-9766 285-9767 Best Wishes to the Past, Present, and Future Graduates E. M. TEITLEMAN, D.D.S. E. GALIVNAS, D.M.D. T. SAFER, D.D.S. and Staff Member Bay State and Pilgrim Health Care Office Hours Mon.-Sat. 8 am-7 pm 87 E. Main St. 285-9333 Norton, MA 02766 Movie Rentals — VCR Rentals — Service — HOME VIDEO CENTER 52 W. Main Street Rt. 123 Norton, MA 02766 (617) 285-5300 170 Best of Luck to the Class of 85 From the People of 486 PLEASANT ST. ATTLEBORO. MASS Always Willing to Serve You Congratulations Linda and Class of ' 85 Best Wishes for Future Success Love, Mom, Joe, Heidi, and Tim 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 NORTON CRAFTS AND GIFTS Craft Supplies: Bernat Yarns Phildar Yarn DMC Stencil Supplies Classes Gifts 195 West Main Street Norton, MA 02766 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 Racing Equipment Parts and Accessories 187 W. MAIN ST. NORTON, MA Congratulations Ole Debbie Love, Ole Bella, Chink, Junior and George ARENA ' S AUTO PARTS, INC. SALES OF NEW AND REBUILT PARTS ALL MAKES AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CARS INSTALLATION AVAILABLE SAMUEL ARENA TRY US FIRST, AND YOU WILL BE SURPRISED Tel.: (617) 285-9886 85 MANSFIELD AVENUE NORTON, MA 02766 THE SHEFFIELD SHOP FACTORY OUTLET 47 Elm Street Norton, Mass. 02766 285-9844 Mon.-Sat. 10:00 a.m.-5 p.m. COLDUieLL BANK SRQ HUTCHINSON CO. REALTORS® George A. Dorval Vice President An Independently Owned and Operated Member of Coldwell Banker Residential Affiliates, Inc. 401 OLD COLONY ROAD NORTON. MA 02766 BUS. (617) 222-8031. 2S5-6642 RES. (617)222-5566 173 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 from THE NORTON POLICE ASSOCIATION Michael J. Smith William E. Cheetham Steven C. Bennett Matthew C. Crowe Pres. V. Pres. Treas. Sec. Peter T. Dugas Edward P. Hebert Michael E. White Stanley J. Walasavage Patrick J. Mahoney John D. Eisnor Dale W. Bishop Thomas J. Houghton Frederic Ferguson Edward S. Smith, Jr. FLOWERS BY NARDONE 670 EAST STREET MANSFIELD, MASS. 02048 339-4577 Specializing In: PROMS . . . WEDDINGS . . . HOLIDAYS . . . CUSTOM SILK ARRANGEMENTS . . . BALLOON BOUQUETS . . . 339-4920 G. NARDONE BUILDERS CO. General Contractors Builders, Custom Carpentry, Masonry 232 Winter Street Guy Nardone, Jr. Mansfield, Mass. 02048 SERENA NARDONE REALTOR 232 Winter St. MANSFIELD, MASS. 02048 339-4920 I W ld Qiampioiis vear Balfour lings. So should you. Your class ring is made with the very same craftsmanship and carethat go into the making of the sports world ' s most sought er symbols of accomplishment: the championship roigft. Lttie youH made by Balfcxir, oi course. liar r It ' s a in.it icr ol pride! MIKE SMITH O ' Brien Johnson, Inc. 871 Washington Street Braintree, Massachusetts 02184 617 848-3250 1 — 800 972-5398 Jewelry ' s Finest Craftsmen