Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1978 volume:

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Rosenberg, i J S. Franklin, A. Ulhrich. -.' .5 A N K QA J. Farrow, D. Stephansky, S. Mutt, IJ. Nuzzu. R. Litllefi W. Gerety, A. Davey. R N ' 1 1 .. ! . M. MUSIC Sz RT M. Firestone, P. Di- Angelo, K. Samson AQ' .Is -if fir: 66 - Q-ng 4 A R. Holbert, B. Emerson, T. Healy, R. Snyder, J. Fooper, S. Anderson, A. Weber j 12 J I I A1 B I M. Traverse, C. Herrmann, L. Lawless 43 s..,gP ' 1. PHYSICAL A--Q-ll EDUCATIO F. Dixon, J. Osgood, A. Kassatly, D. Tupper, B. Stewart. X x ADMINISTRATIO hu.. Supt., R. Bunnell Asst. Supt., R. Neely I i yy ip- '21, ., . 5 9 fe ,nv H. Polner, B. Marshman, P. C. Napoli, Dr. Bahros, W. Pagnano S. Greene M. Gerety Tri Q L. Tardie, G. Hynes, J. Sime, I. Lague I Mdrtmn v 'rw-Q., I an V ef' 4 , v 31,- X -Q Q -fd' Q' fri! . 1' in-U , S V .1 . ,F -.L E Fellona A Arena, E. I Ag... D. BQ..df.,,d .HUNHEEC 'IS 1.2 . 'f READI B. Hussey S. McGeohegan R. Marfione, Business SECRETARIES Sz CUSTGDIAN S Sf fx li 1-- 7 ,, . . W QF Lg! 1 9 1- Q and Q ',.,- ' . , Q KA., .Q ,V Q bs' ff xX 'f, VI C. L' A B., 1 '-v 1 W 1 . if A Qu... 'ETS Q Y lug v ' . A v ,M rx I Bib -A 3143 1 1 ,J I If L ,We LLL 5 2 1 'S Q 'fa 1' 14 ,,..1 ..-ni' V. .05 8 Y , g.,k 1' 0' I I 5 rs if 9' E 4f 'A Q11 0 f S 'X I N x ofa-9 4.0 1' 'B was X. 1 fzqwc x '1 xt EH ,no- I , if 5. 1 JV'- 92 I 4 . ' 4 vylf ' .4 N 'Q-I' !',,Qp.! r h ill f ? Q E UNDER CLASS E' FIRST: S. Murphy, H. Thayer, J. Park, T. Cotter, J. McLeod, R. Miller, W. White. SECOND: B. Winters, A. Hayes, A. D'Jamo0s, N. Pettine, T. O'Neil, C. Stevens, N. Dillon, K. Kellaway, M. Morgan. THIRD: T. Osgood, K. Metcalf, M, Kearney, D. McKinnon, T. Grafton. T. Mitchell, A. Sullivan, A. Conway, R. Steele. FRE HME FIRST: J. Clapp, M. Levesque, I.. Baker, J. MacKenzie, N. Long, B, Birtwell, J. Pizzella. SECOND: K. Schneider, C. Fitzgerald P. Oendrolis, J. I.unny, P. Sheehy, C. Larsen, J. Agneta. THIRD: S. Reed, J. Adams, J. Caliri, M. Wetzel, D. Simmons, D. Bjelf, S Pierce. qs BY: ? 24 -,- 4 l 2' 7-' 1 - FIRST: A. Snow, B. Gould, N. Larsen, M. Downey, L. Reil, M. Donahue, D. Rohinson, C. Englesman, R. Mullens. SECOND: L. Reilly, L. Smith, A. Rice, J. Gould, L. Cann, G. Blanchard, S. Marsh, R. Relyea, S. Graden, P. Rushton, T. Martin. FIRST: M. DiCroee, D. Torrey, P. Donnelly, B. Johnson, C. McMullan, M. St. John, J. Morrill. SECOND: C. Middleton, D. Thomas J. Tulis, P. Curadossi, R. Page, M. Cronin, S. Kelly, L. Morin, D. Panos. THIRD: J. Hughes, L. Thompson, R. Stanton, L. D'Angelo M. O'Loughlin, H. Thayer, R. Grant, J. Nagy, B. Dempsey. K 57- S.. 91 -'-... i ' 1 25 7 E 4 Qs FIRST: K. Sleeper, E. Eisner, L. Glasco, J. McLeod. K. Lynch, T. Rowe, M. Durgin, SECOND: F. Pietroski, P. Bernardi, T. Smith, P. Gammell. G. Ross, M. Luizzi. S. Bizzozero, J. Prudente, T. Donovan, D. Mason. . FIRST: S. McPhail, J. Conely, B. Bloch, E. MacDonald, A. Kinsman, F. Stockwell, M. Connolly, S. Downey, SECOND: L. Jackson, T. Floutier, S. Hoffman, P. LeTourneau, D. DeCoste, R. Sweeney, D. Vermette, J. Taylor, K. Kaslauskas. THIRD: S. Hiatala, E. Hickey, M. Kearsley, P. Troy, S. Kling, J. Davies. ww- fl' I' Av iz qi FIRST: J. Cobb, D. Crowley, P. Swanson, S. Anstead, M. Cowden, T. Kelly, M. Cashman. SECOND: D. Delforno, I.. Munoz, W. Cambell, R. Miller, S. Speirs, L. Munoz, J. Haskins, D. Volpicelli, D. Gunderway, P. MacDonald, B. Benway. QQ 'lm 1- ind FIRST: C. Poole, M. Call, L. Lamo, A. Mathios, L. Trocki, E. Eich, T. Esposito, S. Lonergan. SECOND: M. Powers, S. Bavernfeind, D. Bandlow, R. Hogelund, G. Gately, D. Frehill, M. McCarthy, G. Gabriel, T. McKenney, P. Abbott. 'k 46 14. . E . FIRST: L. Woodlock, D. Zambuto, S. Murphy, J. Detwiler, P. Delahunt, E. Walsh, E. Peterson, S. Sennett, J. Gill. SECOND: K. Bracchi, J. Gibson, J. Helfrich, S. Marsh, M. Dionne, S. Merrick, K. Collins, K. Lawson, M. Kearney. 27 u jikzj '7 .al FIRST: T. Miller, B. MacKenzie, F. Rasler, J. Mesheau. SECOND: J. Davies, M. CalcagnQ,,lQi'.llYlIas5e3f, all Fenno, If'SviL:3nsoh. Taupier, D. Bora, M. Murphy, THIRD: J. Clapp, P. Fitzsirnmons, D. Sloan, R. MacDQ1ndld9'I'. Mil'lfQr,i . I ff Mastrog. M. A Q 5 1 NJ, f .,R, M A,X',v'v AXA , gl ., Kb I I .Y .X ,JV ,O If R, if IJ I fly xl . - IL Ly 5. ml f ,W X ix fi f, ' N., il! Y g Y X-J ' -V 4 N. I 1 , F Z1 A ,N HLA X. . - f ' . , l J ,' u , , 4 Y .. W , . A FIRSTiM. HineQ J. 1.eaS.m,T. Carry, H. Mimum, J. Whittaker, C. Petze, D. Dempsey, S. Moy. SECOND: K. White, M. I-IelfrichQg'A:Q: W. Davis, M. MacLeod, P. Meehan, M. Stanton, S. Cogliano, C. Delahunt, G. Roche, I.. Frehill. THIRD: L. Kelleher, G. Dietz, J. Y Connolly, J. Nagle, J. Dardano, G. Dillon, J. Joseph, N. Cronin, S. Troy. gr, fat Y-4 - , 4-A 14:1 'J 28 4' W 9-1 F' 'T' I -if-.1 Q . I bi' YG x lg Q .4 I lv. I gif ' , , Q UQ 1 1' . . 1 , , . H + Qgfffi-r iff 5-if-I ' 'WE g 5. if I 2 I - - 3,5 -Q 2 ,, V ' Sf 'M,,! f' fp . I i l ' ' -F aj 1 I 1 ' R 5 ' ' iqflvf ',i ' , l 1 fl . N 45 . 5 , ,. Y I :V A, ,Ll - 3 8. i I , V qs , L Y- , V . . . Y Z ., 6 N . 7 - L ,. ,Q . I 1 4, Km 4 5 ' ' I . ' . 'I - 4 Q ' c' , I . ' . I, A 1 S P I V . 4 ,' ' I V, ' . , '4 ' L , 3 I A - ci J I 'ff' ' . 'n ' 24 LX... . 5 f ' , ...msg ... -- .- FIRST: D. Hamblem. J. Barrett. Cf.-Xieardi, C. Tucci, G. Evans, I.. Lyons. J. Toomey. K. Robinson. SECOND: D. Harlow, H Haskell, A. Davies, M. Golub. M. Kirhy, C. Shemhari, C. Cashman, J. I,aCapria, D. Layesque. THIRD: IJ. Page, R. Perkim, S Merrifield, G. Osborne,-B. Lynch, D. Clapp, H. I,eFehure, K. Rogers. FIRST: A. VVilcox, D. St. John, F. Cinches, K. Molloy, K. Henry, H. Storm, J. Murphy. SECOND: M. Therrien, D. DiHona. J. Col burn, D. Kingman, J. Kelly, K. Dickman, D. Sheehan, A. Sherman, J. MacDonald. THIRD: C. Frazer, K. Kelly, C. Misakian. .-X Park, N. Martin, S. St. Ours, D. Murphy, C. Molla. l l 29 554 ,'.,fg..,f,, FIRST: R. Moore, R. Patten, R. Cronin, D. Jones, M. Tecca, L. Mackertich. SECOND: P. Kiley, T. Miller, G. Hanak, P. Keefe, J. Hanak, D. Pierce, T. Nguyen. THIRD: C. White, J. Bahros, M. Hayes, B. Collins, A. Dempsey, M. Wetzel, L. Rowen, K. Stansbury. FIRST: M. LaCapria, P. DeFreitos, J. Pinkham, S. Balmes, I.. Horte, A. Morrill, K. Knowles, SECOND: R. Larsen, C. Cardelle, T Murphy, J. O'Laughlin, J, Kilborn, S. Kimball, G. Giancarlo. THIRD: L. Murphy, D. Elliott, S. Young, L. Houde, B. Tarantino, M Molla, C, Mullen, J. Moore. Y. ilk is-Skt! 2 Y 4.. A 'Q L.. .5-I3 74' .. 30 i iiwnug, sqm... FIRST: S. Abbot, L. Malcom, M. Boc, J. Adams, G. Fredrickson, C. Pratt, E. Glynn, C. Schultz, SECOND: S. Libertine. T. Boland S. Flaherty, G. Clark, R. Caron. A. Sennett, C, Chamness, D. Carton, L. Beauvais. THIRD: D. Donovan. M. Richards, T. Edlund C. Fulton, C. Craven, J. Mackin, T. Raebel, C, Locke. FIRST: L. Campbell. P. Gibson, P. Prine, C. Tulis, SECOND: J. Gioergetti, R. Kearney, L. Gregory, -I. Colameco, P. McCarthy. Nl Vanderwater, S. Casey, L. Dalessandro, THIRD: S. Chaisson, S. I-Iazelton, J. Clapp, G. Bauer, S. Barry, L. Swanson, D. MacDonald. 31 vu- 'U FIRST: R. Ekstrom, S. Fisher, T. Glynn, D. Eich, H. Larson, P. Oates, S. Lloyd, J. Gendrolis. SECOND: S. Feeney, M. Garside, B Keith, K. Gustafson, C. Ewart, A. Leone. THIRD: S. Hazelton, S Osborne D Elliot S. Lewis B Golemme C. Evans T Gilro L.C1raden. JU IOR FIRST: P. McKenny, D. Pettine, J. Magazu, O. MacKertich, M. Lizotte. SECOND: D, Madden, L. Massen, D. MacDonald, K Marshall, A. Logue, M. Lonke. THIRD: P. Pettine, S. Osborne, P. McKinnon, S. Luizzi, J. MacD0naId,d J. McQuarrie, K. Meagher. . I 5,1 32 -43-.. ..,. v QD AA L ,tgps FIRST: R. Kellaway, P. Kiessling, B. Hosford, N. Jones, L. Himberge, P. DiCroce, M. Joseph, SECOND: D. Kemp, L. Gregory, f Mesheau, R. Jones. E. Kemp, L. Haskell, P. Kiley, P. Jackman FIRST: L. Miller, D. Norian, K. Noble, S. Murphy. L. Norris, B. Smith, S. St. Auhin. SECOND: L. Slaper, S. Osborn. P. O'Reilly C. Smith, C. Molla, P. Olsen, J. Siegl, R. Molla, C. O'Connor, L. Milot. 33 A '- FIRST: L. Collins, N. Delehunt. R. Davies, T. Glynn, P. Kiessling, J. Crovello. SECOND' N Cochrane B Coaklev J C d J , T - - I , . D , ' . .ow en, Connoly, L. Crawford, M. DeFreitas, N. Cushing, S. Cobb, L. Curtis, S. Colburn. FIRST: J. Carlson, R. Duand, D. Caldwell, A. Bandarra, C. Balmes, W. Buell, D. Anstead. SECOND: B. Birtwell, P. Bennett, T Boucher, F. Aicardi, T. Baldwin, S. Call, J. Bethany, L. Blanc, L. Agneta. 34 l 1 5 s FIRST: M. Rowe, S. Pollack, J. Scully, B. Ross, M. Riley, P. Schneider, D. Peckam. SECOND: .I. Reekie. B. Sammer, L. Shkliew M. Roche, F. Pizzella, K. Rice, J. Robinson. FIRST: T. Travis, I.. Viola. M. Zamhuto, S. Vogel, A, Svelnis. SECOND: N. Woods, B.Stowell, A. Sweeney, J. Vllithington, C. Xlfy man, L. Walters, W. Wright. 1 i 1 Q A . . N- Q A 4 v-T h S 1 35 ul F ' 'x K Q ,. Al .I- .w 1 . 1 'Dx 1 'psf' ,l W - A x.4l ,, If A 1 SPCDRTS F Wigs -'A 1. 51.5 ' 1 , K V VX z. . ' 1 1 Q ies' if fr' F7 i fl x HU N , , X 1 N X3-1 WJU XX, X, fX 'xXJ n X ' w X X w f X x X JN ,X -yx X . ' X X fx W3 ff 15 4-gm My Q K x l Y ' ll M, Q ,g. W Sanborn, Webber. 71' Z FIRST S Hathorne G Plzzella J. Delaney S Hathorne S Montam J Stauffer D Dempsey T Burns SECOND A Cogllano P Gates J Kearsley N Delahunt, B. Hosford W Buell L Haskell S Hogan Mrs Scheller v . 5 if K Y. I .xi ,, I f-- 'Lo-v -Lis- f .sms ,Xa ,. I ,,,--04 0,451 sf Xxx ,ff Q -CC f f .eu A 4 3 1 QI, gs 'Q' gf. Q 1 3 , fl. dLf bwvjsug- 'A an 'Y v' mm 5p12m'W.Rib 'f -L f X o', P -Bl I 4 , p E xx A . ., , abr '- '4 1 , . V I i , ,Q V -, 1 . R , is A ,ffiyrgd V .4 , 553: F YK, X Q, f .1 K iw' -iES.E4f'- 7 3 g4:2fg55.:,5, 9 an E '-1' ' ' - 4 . n ,. -I H gh 3 v. ..Q' :KV g', MQ, Mm..g3-,?wE.4z1w www- P'-'P . '41 ' - -'ff ' 'ffm-f'e L ' ' fi 15 , X Ill ' Q ' :ff 'e-'H 15 194' 9,91 in .0 Q., fy sic Ni, 4 GIRL TR CK tw Rf J 1 U ' , I it F , 3 5, I ,w J Q J 4- ai Q' ' A N f al 'luv I gf' ,. -417 ' ' ' ...lx A.. A ..L A FIRST: S. Cvrady, S. Fridgen, C. Heslin, J. Crispin, C. Cotter, L. Yanerella, K. Robinson, P. Smith, P. I-Iudspeth. SECOND: J. Bahros, J. Withington, D. Caldwell, L. Mahoney, S. Lloyd, M. LoScuito, M. McLeod. E. Glynn, J. Mackin, S. Troy, K. Merrit, L. Haskell. THIRD: S. Boland, P. O'Reilly, T. Baldwin, S. Call, L. Erickson, D. Troy, D. Sheehan, C. Smith, F. Pizzella, L. Crazford, R. Hoode, K. Stansbury, T. Traverse, L. Rowan, J. Reed, L. Elliott, M. Lowe. L J' - e 1 ' ns.. ' GILL I - -A 1 h 5 ' BOYS TRACK vi 'un I. .dMt' -5- 1 l 3 . lp! v 4. ' iv 'r' i ' I 'u s,,,'- G .I A .1 ' an ' A i ' W - vt' 4 ' V ' v ' V F hi -f . :K : .J 'V . Ik L . I. .- A A-V- AA Y, Q. A 1 -4- 4646 ' FIRST: G. Kimball, S. Glennon, J. Perry, B. Kelly, M. Dardano, B. Seavy, M. Stanton, J. O'Connor, L. Cronin, D. Lawrence, P. Crawford, W. Withington, P. Grady. SECOND: R. Murphy, D. Lonergan, B. Davies, M, Lloyd, S. Call, N. Simms, L. Graden, J. Cowden, M. Reed, R. Cronin, G. Hannak, R. Jones, P. Prime, S. Hosford, B. Prive, B. Simms, J. Hannak, Scott, D. Pettine. .Q..... 'If Pettine, B. Simmons, K. O'Brien, D. Molla, S. Flaherty, M. Emerson. T. Reilly, F. Aicardi, R. MacKenzie. B. D. Jones, T. Graden, B. Hudson. Mr. BILL ' Q.. 1 F -p - , . as .J fe --'. .-3- . I I J .,., ,fa 2 FIRST J Stockwell I Mills, M, Pratt B Elch M Morrlll I Dempsey R Morgan Coach Mr Kassatlv SECOND: J. Magazu A Gustafson S Kiley R Blanc M Kujawaskl C Nagle W Collins, C. D1 Natale 1 ,,-. :Q Y wt, V , - ff., M, .Q ,, 9' fi. Y . A f-4 nr '95 .Vi ,-a.N,,m..l, . ' ev .w ,V .Avia ite' f iv' 7 '-ff S '. xi 5 ,l SOFTB LL I fl fl fm V 4 X 1 .9 I gy K I ' .. v K 2 - '. X ' L V ' ' il - A K Ii' X Cuff' , 5 L ' M A f J I Jw t In . 5 1 -HN W FIRST: Coach: Miss Tupper, M. Cotter, L. Blanc, M. Lonke, M. Murphy, A. Dempsey, SECOND: L. Bogni, J. McPhail, S. Mc- Glaughlin, C. Mesheau, M. Rice, P. Dicrose, E. O'Connor, P. Bruno, J. McLachlan. +9 '0 IB 'N-.. ' 7:4 null W Q! QQ 591 1 .GIRLS Q' OCCER In the past few years soccer at Nor- well,High School has been an ever grow- ing sport. This year a girls program has been added under the coaching of Mr. Stephen Anderson. Coach Anderson's main objective has been to enable the as girls to learn and at the same time have a lot of fun. As the season came to a close, he felt the girls had met and conquered a 5 new challenge, a sport which most 32 had neither played nor watched j 4 before, as they ended with an im- Z pressive 6 and 5 record. i N ,A .f,?1:'4N-GQ? -.li K .N ' ZQ'5L1?'1 23 ' A' 5 f 'YW-IN. . 5 NW 'if ..--fx- gsgt . -.ai sxe. ' . . . . ,g5,,5v., xx. '- J ,thligi - . , ,, 4 N 4 ' ' g 13 11 '- 1 .1 - . w V ,I X -F , 1. L3 , ' 'L fin, - ' '- 1' IVE' - . A iw . , ,F X f 'kiwi ' t ff A A' W qs .-.X . sr 1 -Q . or ' . 1' A 5-r. .' ' 0 Y , . 1 p .yay .p .y .fm g, M Q -, ri' ..-g -H- - .. W ,' A -me A - , if Hi ff.. FIRST: N. Delahuntg W. Buellg C. Mollag B. Hosfordg .I. Kearsleyg D. Manningg A. Coglianog M. Josephg J. Mooreg R. Davis. SEC- ONDIVT. Glynng S. Fridgeng F. Pizzellag D. Sheehang S. Bauernfeindi AK. MorriflVlg,C. Lockeg M. Kearneyg M. Murphyg S. St.Oursg 'l'HllllJ: J. llardanog M. Mc'l.eodg K. Stanshuryg L. Jacksong-l. Gibsongfl.SChL1'ltZg B. Hickey: M. Kearsleyg K. Henrig L. Smithg N. l,ongg S. Reed: S. Voglianog Mr. Anderson. 44 5x aim ' mn A v af, ' 2 v. A ff ff F , gg-:A ' +'? f-riff -dwg! ' 'fZ'i!a'W' ' wpf sys ws 4 ' f ,424 if V ,flu ff 5' ' , 1 11, P, I .yi f ? '-X J, .1 J, - 45' v k Y:-qv' f by f sv, as vw.-e-' ! . JC if I 5 5 421 4 ui Q ... N - '-'-nuns -fr A fa . , n L ,.x fl Q if-S 3 A 4 7 . A .X Q 4 . 'inn' 1 ar N- H :LN 4 Ni D - ' - -I . F .vs -2- 'm 1 3' I - 4 ,,,, . . V .ay ' ' H' W . 0 ',5. I V 'N A te t .J 1' . . -F im ,f X K.. ,gh-PA' - -w 5 ?- :aw .' W , ., , Q, W 0- ... 1. . . N , 5.1 0 au- LL - K 1 . L . - '2 - f N' W' -, ' 7' W 1 pf',r W' ' w . - N- , f., '2w W f f ' 5 . ' - ' K. A - - ,Q - . N 'A 4' J U . ,, A A., - 3 .. - ,, 3. L 45 Wif- ITL-... if li ' BUYS A' A CCER The 1977 Varsity Soccer team did quite well this season, 3 despite unwelcome injuries to several seniors. Co-Captains Nate and Bill Simms maintained a sense of pride and unity for the team although the record was only 6 and 6. One of Norwell's most exciting games was against Dux- bury. Holding Duxbury to a 1-1 tie at the half, Norwell finally succumbed 3-1. However, Norwell remains among the top teams of the South Shore league. r tn ' . 'yu w z ' 1 -. 1 -rf! l fdli 31 A' ev y , f 'lv f 'X 4 t 'Ab S 4 rl I . f -.N. , b t LN z A n I FIRST: C. Frazer, S. Hosford, J. Bethany, M. Riley, N. Simms, D, D1Bona R Morgan A DlSt3S1O SFCOND P Early S Dwyer G. Giancarlo, W. Berard, R. Prive, M. Sanborn, P. Ballerini, B. Reed l White B Harrison P Churchill Mr Osgood 1 A ' 'AH , ' 43 4 S, 5 O 9 . f 'aN,q, w M . . if yf. Nh-'V Q Na-f' Ax mx' ff' 1 , Q.. 1 Q4 ef- .fx , K , Z V l. 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Qi -rf D ' 1 ' - ! -E sq' .fs iw , f 1 ' a nv A' I N , 4 .1 ,M W 4 if V 1' ' 3 K .xr -,., yew 5 1 f The 1977 varsity football team did not win as many games as ex- pected this year, after leaving a come back year in 1976. Regard- less, Coach David Walsh feels that his team was both improving and progressing as the season went on, especially the defense. This year's squad consisted mainly of under- classmen, though senior co-cap- tains Gary Bridson and Bill Col- lins were consistent standouts. Coach Walsh is looking forward to next year, as most of his team will bring with them another year of varsity experience. 4.1 , - 25- .-.S FOOTB LL gm H Fi PI FIRST: D. Pinkham, T. Leavitt, C. Nagle, G. Bridson, B. Collins, S. Kiley, N. Cos- mopulos, J. Park, F. Aicardi, SECOND: F. Basler, B. Birtwell, J. Connolly, D. Eich, R. Jones, M. McLaughlin, K. Metcalf, D. Pettine, O. Pettine, B. Ross, M. Reilly, Mr. Austin. THIRD: Mr. Walsh, J. Magazu, B. Collins, R. Caron, M. Helfrich, K. Dickman, A. Sennett, B. Davies, G. Evans, I-l. Larsen, R. Stowell, Mr. Kassatly. FOURTH: S. Flaherty, C. Cardelle, D. Jones, J. Kelly, B. Lynch, D. Carton, P. Prime, R. Patton, B. Moore. ,' A , it f.--.,.2,,,,5 .K-gy, , ni z ., ' fqa. Y . gyyqjq-Q-ig-M as-.. .V 5, .. -I 5 - . .. x ' , T' l , 'MA -, EE-f I -ll -3 . ' I :A-7'-V Og' .W , lk 'Q . 1.-' ,, - -, - ff if a .21- w 'ff . - . 2' 1 - , -rr' .'-sg fr, ,X 1,4 ,, . 5 ,.,,.,R X, a .' '3 1 5 l .' 4' .v ,N lf- 'Zig-1,171-Q.. gi, . 14' -. 1 va x .bu 1. I ...p g A I . 'a g. A-:,'-.-J ' - -' i. - 'f. :pf-, .., , - - , 7 .E ff- fs.. S-1 ' 51 ' A i -ix! -- ff ii-. J - av ,,. ,J .LAM V, ' .4 N yi. 4 f V, ' -,f .N 1- ' . -.i . if , r .3 v,f1V,. 3 1. .M 1 1. my ir. ,I . . 5 - - f I . v v Q 1 ., . 5.171 :bg I V' I J . . F -1 r . if -V it , L ' 12 'J F vp' . Q A 9 1 ' 'aj U 1 , ,. ' ' pq f'F 5 ,- wt' ' 31.2, -Lf f 1 ' . i' fn V ' r il V ir V Y I , E , 5 ' .1 .3 ,.' - Er. l l ' TJ Eg., Zi! in . V' .. 3 5 . .. t .. 3 f 4' . 1- 5 Q Q 4 1 U . 1 'J 11 ll . -V 4 1 J ? ' 5 75 . f it li' 2 . . --Q x 1 - 'nf Q . 'Ft I ' A .. :Ng ,Q -it - . .. - . .,..,.f'n'!5 5---A .. L .. ' ' we .y f- . - -' . e 1 ' ' r Q,:e'f'f L. . 'V T' -- 1 .45 'J ' .' .f ' ' ' - 3 ' A ..-.. MP3 A . f ' '35Exu-1'-'s'5vnK'E'O..QL.e. lf .-edu , -. f.: 1 ' ' '-1' FIRST: G. Ross, R. Miller, P. Gendrolis, D. DelForno, S. Marsh, M. Cronin, J. Macleod, S. Bizozzero, S. Kelly, R. Stanton. SECOND: B. White, J. Park, J. Adams, D. Simmons, S. Sennet, B. Gould, A. Snow, T. Grafton, A. Conway, Mr. Littlefield. x B fi t ox, 'lllul , M- is - A -li.. V j ijsf l J N its 'Ch A X - L -. 1 J, x I ' .4 5 'E qi? A . F ,N hw ' l gg 'K ' M2 RX .L 3' N? 5- .- L 1 .-xx: 'X J 4. 4445 A W ' 4 y-, N , H xx' K x 1 - x , t x.. x -x 5 Tas. 4 wb I. :T-Q X . x W fp' , ,Tuul - .ul K ,-fx qlxl' V I ,ff- g-u . ,-:aggti ,I -, lv ' '-' .rv -v ' , ' '-' I Y- . Q ' . M . i 1 N A fin 'XT S if 1 341- N ki M A 'Ann an ' Q Ju?-fs' .N wk. x 'N ug 'Q f'f21 x Q: Nu ,. Y' 'J f f..,.'-1, - 1:-1 ,I ,Lg , t'.g1v 'wskiik ' L -1, I . ,- .,. kv-Q, ev P. ' .. .J -Aj-:-5 'T 535 -.MQ A- . -af '- Q . . -1 . -1 .Q arf . -.1 ' ' ' fv- Wrgwxifl' , ' nfs, any -41 3 'Lui' 'F' A -.N Anal 'J W '72 Wifi: -,-,au au' 74415 f 1- vw., v 'sl x 5'3 i i f 'M.- Fir Y 4 af R N af Q - D IK' on Q:-' 'mx ,gg - A .912 l l .hyrv ,JI . FIELD l HOCKEY , . 6 1, , I X-.Q-,ir , , ,ff 'U' . ' ' J Q , LA' r 7 lr- Q 'ou X '- . Su 1 -.- 3 - A I Ffh - I ' ' 4 . - 1 . - '.,. - 4 The 1977 varsity field hockey season did not ' X f I ' ' 5 - if turn out as well as expected. However, there L' Er V, e '5 P R' were only three seniors and two juniors on the if ' K n' ' ' ' 4 . '- v - 'K l . I team, the rest were sophomores.The younger ,...L . My ...jew-1 ' , . . . , .0 . . . zf,u. +,i, -' ,Q -.' , ., , -, 1 4 girls gained valuable experience during the year -if 5 ' 4f i1-- 'Q ff 'r '-PV' and it is felt by coach Dianne Tupper that the '4 f ,436 : e'3.,'v..,,..,,, 'f D ,,,,g,,ffs il future holds great possibilities. lf' .143 .ALC.ff-2'?.gL','.15.-, 'QGI Q-5T9??.Jf-:f'vefMf..s ix- E 1LA , fd' 4. g ., 5 1 ,Qi A v. up 1. -'12 , I '- .5 , N F L als v. v,f L D , lil -V ' 4, f fd . . .5 -- -ff X. .- N. 'F :i fA.'L 0- i , . . if - H1 X , -. ' - ': x?f3 R!rf1g1i2f? , ' r T ' 5. ' -T-'.-r'ff4 V,.ff' ..5gyi..:i4w.f5 gh , '.,a !fxfp,1:'Q sfiif-f, r':f' 9, 1 if gr . L . 'Q-6115.4 . Hv' I , if V ' ir ' rail- ' . if as 'ff - f 'Q 'B-' i 'L G . . Rf . I X 1 ,b d . N...-r ' 5 -M-Sf. gi- ., r' l f 32 1-1 .f,.,.'f 'og' -, ,, 'V , Q. -. 13' , , .- ...K K- .- 5 2 .. . ., 1, . f A X - i- fu Q - -l . Q vi. , I 1 - ,l 'rr ' MS .5 1335.-'i51e'A ', ,cyfx ,..- ' .rkkk YQ ,A1,'.,'v' ' ' -, v,- FIRST: J. Clapp, K. Kaslaukas, P. Troy, N. Pettine, K. collins, L. Frehill. SECOND: 7 1'-'M G-5. .frl5 ,Qj'u ..- ,...-., T. Cotter, M. McCarthy, L. McDonald, K. Robinson, S. Merrick, N. Dillon, J. Gould. ' X41 .J . - .- 5 i ' -R - . '4 57- -flu. S i -..Fl . 'xi '55 in A' x 1 rr ,. . 'iq V' .. . 4. . ' i- X wx 7 ' if X fx ,A . . . N .- ' l . -fc 'fxf J 'A . 'M NJ'f-Rui FIRST. P. O'l,aughlin, K. Joseph, L. Elliott. D. Troy, A. Rice,.M. stanton, C. Joseph. ' '-f1ii Y'-'1- 'fi SECOND: J. Mackin, S. Troy, I.. Rowan, E. Glynn, C. Pratt, S. Lloyd, K. Rice, M. Connally. S2 swf qu - f - - s .Ja ,-5 F '.--V' 9-Q 'ik' A--4.4 . ' . . ,rw 'iq- , X Q x '1 ' vt x V Y ,.,, va .f H4 19, w,15gf 11' h X ' - ,J s b ,- Q va., . A W- V ' X 11 r:- 'iff' -4- n- ' 4 'RSF ,. ,- 5.5 rf . ,W . -A . V' - - Q' if ,X X J ,.-y S ., A f 'Av ' --, ' - -1 sf- 'ix M Ks R N v -5-vi,-,I-, -Lua . '. rpukn 4 1 Q w Q. , Q ' . K p -. 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't'1,g.. - 'LL- n'Q , Q 4' - 0, 9 ,' , ,L l and fi' - S VI is X Extras! aan-9 ' 'N' 7 'N' f '15 . '09 'Q O o x. .p' v ., , i , I .wr 1 I , , w pw i , -.. .-. 4' 1 A .A Ll ' 'J I LT' 'N -ft : , 'vi Y 2 f 'Jin Dia' . nrix I. v HWY ' all 'ff-. . ' ' ' 4- 1 fair . . - 51 sv' .. I5 ab ' I I f 'S Q J. 3 'J'04f ' 2,4 ' 5 Q. Us an Q s ' - .I , .. f Y -' 4 wfk-'v ' - v' .' -,r ' ,- 4. - . :-..t.Pfxf- y- 4.-.,., . X I 4, 1 ' 1 , . ' S3 CROSS COU TRY Cross country is the least acknowledge sport in the high school. This year the team was small with Michael Lloyd, Dave Lonergan, Frank Aicardi, John Cow- den, Bill Graden and Steve Lonergan participating. Though hard work and de- termination, the cross coun- try team came away with a number of victories. I TER TRACK This year's winter track team had an interesting sea- son. Again this year girls par- ticipated on the team and a great turnout resulted. The team travelled into Boston for its meets and won several first places. ,Qi n FIRST: D. Mason, M. Lloyd, D. Lonergan, S. Lonergan. SECOND: F. Arcardi, J. Cowden L Graden. l lliS'l': fl, Vlapp, M. l,osr-iuto, .l. Hzihros, K. Robinson, S. Grade-li. T. Travis. K. Me-rrit, S. Lloyd. SECOND: D. Carton, M. Lloyd VN V r V v C ooklm-xy l.f1r:icle-ii, -l. Magzizu, ll. l,onerg:m,f - . v v Clark, S. lionergan. IHIRD: Coach Peter Scott,ltAicardi,l..f1raden,R.MC mc, N. C osiriopinlors, f . Nagle, S. Noslorrl, .l. C owclen, ll. Maison, H. White. 54 4, 4 ff iw 53,1 Lf' y i'g. ,I I Q 15 P KN . Qggq' GIRLS BASKETBALL The Girl's Basketball team completed a highly successful season, led by coach Gerety, and three seniors, Janis McPhail, Donna Sheehan, and Laurie Erickson. They finished with an outstanding record, 14 wins and 4 loses, with a chance at the champion- ship title. .nfl ef .- I ' ' 'UMW' 'W' ' -Q . 2' '. JJ: ,T Liam f' 44, 'we . HAS: .-.- ... wif .1 if FIRST: D. Caldwellg A. Dempsey: D. Sheehang J. McPhailg M. Lonkeg P. O7Reilly, SECOND: Mr. Ge-retyg T. Baldwing N. Delahuntg S. Gradyg L. Ericksong L. Blancg D, Anstead. vi I fi I' 5 1.1, A . g' vi. fr- i 'afvif 4 'Q' ,I if, V Q- 4 . ' R355 , -' T Sv ' , , gs,- 1' W.f1 XR i 4 Q i 1 ,J '-9 4 f A 1 Qi iii! i my O' Q f i ,ff Ny Q A i : '- -, -wfwwnw sf P -1 4 g J 2 s-wqr-' GYMNASTICS This year's girls Gymnastics team, under the coaching of Denise Lin- stedt, proved to be a top contender in the South Shore League, com- piling a record of 6 wins and 4 losses, and averaging 66.3 points per meet. Captain Donna Manning lead the team with an all around average of 24.74 points. Seniors Darah Edlund and Patti Martin also contributed a great deal towards the success of the team. Coach Linstedt is looking for another strong season as 12 juniors and sophomores return for another year. ,Q-.J ,L X, , ... ....-.,i..,.., Q mx A .- FIRST: 1C'oachl Miss Linstedtg R. Houdeg S. St.. Oursg A. Riceg Illidlundg Capt. D., Manningg P. SECOND: D. lk-mpseyg 'l'. O'Neilg G. Gatelyg 'l'. Marting S. Hoffmang R. Hogelundg L. Ransom. 5,6 Q... Marting M. Millerg S. Fridgen WRESTLING With recognition on the varsity level, the wrestling team competed this year in the South Shore League. Junior co-captains Dolph Eich and Phil Pettine lead the team to a record of 5 wins and 6 losses. Soph- omore sensation Roger Caron, at 258 pounds, tallied an individual record of 60 points. Coach Richard Austin is hoping for another im- pressive season next year. FIRST: M. Garsideg T. Hollandg M. BKHCQ P. Pettlne ID I-ich M Rilex S Sqnnel B White Sl I UNI? r K. Metcalfg H. Larsong R. Croning R. Farong S lx ll x os f Scum BOYS BASKETBALL Coach Bruce Emerson's Var- sity basketball team filed an impressive season, and here's what they have to say about it: Plop plop, fizz, oh what a relief it is! That head!, That shining head! It was a great inspira- tion to usll' Mr. Perfunction dunks again! : F '-ni! Ah: Q 0 Nl CLOCKWISE- Rick Blanc, Paul Bennett, Frank Basler, Peter Ballerini, Chris DiNatale, Bill Davies, Carl Dickman, David Pettine, Bill Collins Coach Emerson, Mark Kujawski, Phil Olsen, ' Wayne Berard. r- ,4 l I N -MW yr ,,,,.L,i A .afsfsarv W., c i , I - N .U , f'L ' ' 4 , xml I in was FIRST: M. Croning T. Grafton: M. Liuzzig J. Connolly: S. Mcl'hailg ll. Sirnmonsg SECOND: Coach Davisg H. 'llhayerg 'I'. Mitchell: R. Belyeag J. Detwilerg J. Adamsg P. Gammel. 4433- 'Aka 1?Lu 't- Pataki. 141 A ' n .lm JUNIOR VARSITY 5-x ..'f L 1. ,.- I' 'E A U4 I x O. 4 ' A ' mr v A . W5 N X :Z .41 ' N. , X J , 1 1 N1 ...-2 I lip ,y ,g I ff 4' 9, A s ' i 4' 0 1 QQ., A 1 LATIN CLUB: G. Dietz, E. Walsh, S. Cogliano, B. Minnutti, L. Kelleher, P. Kiley, M. Joseph, A. Svelnis, Mrs. Light, M. Cargill. SECOND: D. Zambuto, T. McKenney, S. Sennet, J. Gill, D. Flaherty, M. Kearney. S GERMAN CLUB: J. Whitaker, M. Garside, J. Hanak, B. Sifnas, P. O'LoughIin, M. Kirby, Dr. Ulbricht, S. Marsh. SECOND: P. Kiessling, L. Miller, L. Woodlock, S. Graden, R. Larsen, F. Pietrosky, S. Clark, M. McCarthy, G. Hanak, B. Woodlock, T. Miller. I CC 4-7 A as x Q X -'ab' JN QQJAKA. Ii Ima fix.: I 1 W l 'K 4 ,7 Lis' - I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: P. Detwiler, N. Simms, M. Kujawski, J. Vermette, S. I-Iyslop, P. Ballerini, B. Simms. SECOND: if Marslmll, IJ. Manning, S. Hathorne, D. Lonergan, M. Larson, St. Ours, L. Elliott. THIRD: B. Reed, K. Joseph, J. Kearsley, L. Iioggni. S. Raelmel, IJ. Dempsey. 62 wh! 83, 1 ,, uk f CD'-1'-' ' 'Fvww ' ., 1:1 ,g..gfff . , ' , ', . Q , Qu, husk T , X '1'-w W.- . NEWSPAPER: N. Woodsg M. Adamsg T. Gilroyg C. Ewart. 1 ,f..,, V an Z I X A fl lr DRAMA: R. Larseng T. Millerg J. Leasong D. Vermetteg R. Mollag T. Cartyg C. Chamnessg R. Minuittig P. Kileyg M. Richardsg S. Coglianog A. Kinsmang M. Mollag K. Henry: J. Dardanog M. Curadossig Mr. Ciardi. SECOND: M. Tecca1J. Vermetteg K. Poole: M. Gatesg M. We-tzelg M. Kirby: F. Pietroskyg J. Kearsley. THIRD: S. Hyslopg L. Malcolmg K. Balmesg M. Joseph. u. I V - 5 P -hu-...N ' 'Q 'Q 65 M .SX .,., FORENSICS: Mr. DiNolo, I-I. McMullan, M M. Joseph. ,. .vu A . .. x 1 , . ff YU- .. y 1 'v 5... I, X is ll if ll 'U I -...gf Wetzel, M K K Curadossi, C. Chamness, L. Crawford, R. Molla, M. Molla, T. Clark, L. AUDIOVISUAL CLUB: G. Gabriel, B. Dyer, Mr. Tardie, R. Stanton, M. DiCroce, A. Wilcox, H. Thayer, D. Metcalf, A. Hayes. M ?f14 4 STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL: C Marshall I. Kearsley C Pa e K. Dono 'T van, Mrs. Cooper. 42 i X f J ,. Q M 1 -T1 x . P 55 ti Ei 5' C LL- if ,Jig, JQ3Ka 'aielgg ' f Q fy 'Q ' Ns 7 52' 3 an I CLASS UFFICER FRESHMAN: L. Lamo, K. Kella- way, R. Miller, L. McDonald SOPHOMORE: -l. Dardano, J Adams, S. Troy, M. Richards. JUN- IORS: T. Travis, R. Duane, K Marshall, P. McKenney. SENIORS P. Detwiler, K. Donovan, L. Bogni S. Boland. SENICDRS -.Z AVIS L 4 'N 00' 5 I 6, una .pn , EU ' f ., p fl, 1. S ale! liaml ll N1 'V' 'Vo- ,F t g:N IQ .., ?M-is lF'.f G- fi t Tisbt l 51-.. , 4 'A K I vp: ,f t 6 I ,A Q ' 9,9 L, ' 0 A W n Q ll l,,l ir- Y , -I ,-JS 9' 4 ' -6, .1 I , ,Q Q! . X I Q - Q - QW? 4212. ' 01. A. I I ' . N C' Ji' ' U' Pm. .H x .?'1'-'54 Q t i xi ,- , F .- '-+L P lhnlf l lRS'l': S. Sm-ll. ff He-rgct, E. 0'C'onnnr, K. Donovan, l,. Erickson, B. W'atson, J, Vermette, J. Staples, SECOND: F. Murphy, D -rlph, Nl. lfurti, N. f'oslnopul11s,S. Full, I.. Hansvum, ID. Knowles, M. Adams, THIRD: I,. Agneta, tl. Kvarsley, B. St. Aubin 1-Vit-nr, li. liit-I-mum. IJ. Hurlvy, l,. llugni,l'l.f'rwllins.FUllR'l'H1fl.Sc'ully,A.At1salCli,l,. Elliott,S.Hatl'mrn6,C. Ekstrom,D 'Q I X .. X tl1'r1.S VN l11tt.l. t .nrllsltn l'll' lH:Nl.t ltt-r-,l',l'lrun fu, IJ,'I'my, I,. xvtlfllltllfl,A.flI'9E'l1P.A.C0glllll10, U. Kjellzmder,S.Whitman. 70 70 OOD t 'X s 1 Q it ,,. 'vs-w D I l 5 ,,,-f 4- , Y A ' G ,S X. l L 4 1 P , F. I ' r sWfX'sQ l 1 90 , ag Q.. N-' ' . 4 1 rrvvur -4 -.H-3, X si xi Z '- li ,.. ffm-K 1 ii 1. .. ,Y , w 54 A C' Q if 9 ,4 '-1. Q.- .vsp YP., B . 5 0 . 4? J ' s... 1 X 5 Si.. It . '00 Q ,, - s I Y L K. Y , '. .S - . AX r.4.,,A- 1 L ,. 5 -- Hr I 591, n , .., .. 15-f 4' , :Q -M ?' , ' T Krx - ly AAT .4 my 1 F Q Q r - K X V' 5- i . I Y ' if 5- ,imwl A .4 FIRST: M. Coakley, J. Clapp, S. Kiley, D. Gillespie, M. Fasey, S. St. Ours, D. Manning, B. Dllmnuus. Sl-TVONIJ: .l. Rive-. S, Hyslnp, J. Murphy, A. Massey, B. Cann, -I. Parks, K. Joseph, B. Wuodlock. THIRD: S. Haelmel, V. lNlurrenle.M.Lursnn.NI.lLuxin.H.S1m' mons, E. VVithington, D. Dempsey, T. Burns. FOURTH: P. Oloughlin, fl. Mcl'h:1il, I.. lNlal1mwy, P. Uliiirvlmill. V. lTiNq1l41le. ll. Detwile-r,C.Page,K.Paulding.F'IFTH:E.Kearney,M.l'aradiso,G.f'runin,G.Rm'l1e-,S.Clark,4'.lXlarslmll,S.linlgaxmclli,lknis. 71 ' i?,l, ' r LEE ANN AGNETA MICHELLE MARY ADAMS Lee Who has not found the heaven below YYill fail of it above Love that is given from within. to me. is the most beautiful love God wants us to God's residence is next to mine give, His furniture is love. Lee Ann Agneta Band. 1-3: Newspaper. 4: A.F.S.. 1: Latin A.F.S., 1--13 Basketball, 33 Field Hockey, 33 Club, 2. Track. 2. l - I a . v I 155. .Q Q W '4 K X . I hx PI-ITER JOHN RALLERINI KEVIN RICHARD BARRY l'ffle If I had another chance. I'd take it. I sl..ill pus- thr -iii gh this world lmt once Winter Track, Ji--1. Any Li1nrfl'll,1l l um do, lt-t int- do it now, lor l shiill not flilsx llllx nun. qigsiiti Some-r, l lg liaskvtlmzill. lf11l'mzise-lmll. l--ll Nziltotiul llotior Stwlc-I'y,Il-11Y1'.irlm:mk.-ii Studs-nt fini. 't. 341. 72 APRIL JEAN ANSALDI I'll soon be gone, it just as well. This is my opening farewell. APSL 1-A WAYNE P. BERARD ' XYayno You can't always get what you want But if you try sometimes, you might just find You'll get what you need. Football, 13 Basketball, l-Zlg Soccer, 12--1. BETH ANN BIRTWELL Places I've seen I've searched a million times To find someone who knows And understands my mind N0 one can hurt me now No need for me to hide. Q 'Y cv - .wi '.f '1ff SUSAN ELIZABETH MARIA BOLAND Sue Master of time setting sail over all of our lands and as we look forever closer shall we now bid farewell, farewell. Track, 1-41 Latin Club, 4, Student Union, 4, Senior Class Secretaryg Winter Track 4. RICHARD RENE BLANK Rick Give all you've got to everything you do. Basketball, 2-43 Baseball, 2-4g Boat- building, 1-4. ES i fi g ? LISA MARIE BOCNI Memes Bones Mona Liza Reflections in the waves spark my memory Some happy some sad I think ol' school friends and the dreams that we had. Softball, 1441 National Honor Society, Ii-41 Class Vice-President, 2-4. .-Q 71 RICHARD BRACCHI 73 ROBERT BRACCHI STEVEN .ALBERT BR.-XGA Cl'1iCtf' Today's dreams are tomorrows realities. Cross Country. 1: Baseball. 1-LZ: Student Union. 1-4: Student Advisory Council. 1-2. 3 'bf PATHIVIA NIAHIE BLRNS Ira I'l.Lr:i 'A Une i i rr u. 'wYf1.i' I I exif. H I' n 1. Ijvfr I -' Ffixllil I IM-sn-' I I .mfhxtg x tt' , . 4 GARY WILLIAM BRIDSON Football, 1-4. YC? la: .s' .-, K I - T' . A . Z li. 44' STEPHEN JOSEPH CALL Steve XVolI For long you live and high your ily And smiles youll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your lite will ever he. Foothall,1gSpring Track. rl-4: Stage Band. ii-4: Winter Tratk. I1-4. 74 PATRICIA ANN BRENO Patti God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change. the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Band. 1-4: Softball, 1-4. , pp'-i BRENDA LOUISE CANN Rhonda . . .and when the night is cloudy there is still a light that shines on me. Shine on 'til tomorrow . A . Let it he. Cheerleader. R-4: Latin Club. 1-2: Soft- hall.1-2:Pep Cluh. 4. MARYJO CARDELLE Nothing should be more highly priced than the value of each day. JEFF WAYNE CARVER I ain't gonna work on his farm no more. Soccer, 1. MICHAEL WILLIAM CARGILL The child is the father of the man, surf's up. Latin Club, 1-4. Fig . if , E3 ff: 4131 '21 E3 . Xif 'T .. 11' gy B 5 . It A s MARY FRANCES CASEY Frank Nell Mita Casey I-Iere's to the memories we cherish of our years gone by - And to the dreams we hold for our future. Track, 3-41 Pep Club, 2-43 Yearbook, 4. 75 LESLIE ANN CARLISLE You can't always get what you want, but if you try, sometimes you just might find, you'll get what you need. A.F.S., lg Spanish Club, 23 Home Ee. Club, 4. Ui 'r . 5 :15135 . ' WL- jx 2 4' C J ,pt -Q fi 'RQ L ' ..,- 5 I gf? 5 -Q' X Y PAUL MICHAEL CHURCHILL Chinchilla VVinston One man that has a mind and knows it can always beat ten men who have-n't and don't. Tennis, 2--I1 Soccer, 2--13 Hasketball, Ig National Honor Society. ZX-4, JANET LOUISE CLAPP MJD.. All of the animals except man know that the principal business of life is to enjoy it. A.F.S., 1--1, German Club, 2-3. fn! SANDRA G. CLARK Sandy Sabi If we replace fighting by shaking hands, we will make friends in foreign lands. Freide - Peace A.F.S., 1-33 A.F.S., President 4, German Club, 2-33 Yearbook, 4. Yi, x XX-I af ANDREA VOGLIANO ,-fy ,ZS WILLIAM JOSEPH COLLINS Oli sleep that rlrearns ancl dream that never H tires. press from the petals oi' the lotus flower somelliing of this In keep, the es- seiice ol an lioiir, -- iii A-willy You can get it if you really want. Football lC'o-captainl, 1--13 Basketball, Yearbook. -13 Girl! Stale Rep., Jig llrama. 1-43 Baseball tfaptainl, 1--l. l-lg Soccer, Il-'11 'l'eimis, Ll-all National lloiior Society fl -1. 76 MARYELLEN COAKLEY iiMearnas I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Latin Club, 1-2, A.F.S., lg Outing Club, 4. NICHOLAS STAVROS COSMOPULOS Nick Live one day at a time and hope for the best. NC Football, 1,34-43 Soccer, 21 Baseball. 1-23 Winter Track, 2-22, Spring Track, 3. GEORGE WALTER CRONIN My quote is droppedg they say I'll regret it. Fascinating, isn't it They know how l'll be Before I am. I M-. 1' DONNA MARIE DEMPSEY LtDempS11 Fate chooses our relatives, we choose our friends. Cheerleading, 1-4, Tennis, Q-43 Student Gov't, 3-43 National Honor Society, 3-4g Pep Club, 2-4. JEAN AUDRA D'ANGELO Take as much as you think you ought to. Give as much as you can. Don't forget what your failures have GREGORY TYLER IJAVIS taught you. Or else y0u'll learn them all over again, A-Greg Or else you'll have to learn them all over again- I never cared for the sound of being alone --rl 0 1 I. l PETER BRADFORD DETWILER DONALD J. DIBONA Doots Dets We are the unwilling. Led by the unqualified, Walk the line To do the unnecessary, It's not easy For the ungrateful. I must stand alone It's the kind of life I've chosen Soccer, 2-4. Right or wrong. Soccer, 1-4g National Honor Society, 3-4, Class President, 2-4g Yearbook, 4. 77 ELISE ALTHEA DICKMAN Lisa Lese Gerti Dreams: They are what keep the young alive and the old young. Wx , Q' ALBERT JOSEPH DISTASIO Alby Somewhere, a wide path leads to sorrow and a sullen fate. Somewhere. a narrow gate leads to happiness and eternal life. Some I found that gate. Albert Distasio Hood-Bye Everybody S,S.ll.X'.'l',H.S.. I-2: Hand. Z!-43 Soccer. 4. PATRICIA ELLEN DILLON Patti CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH DINATALE Cast back your mind for a while And remember times when you were a child. I think I should be going Don't think of things that make you sad Just remember all the good times that you've had. It's been such a long time -BTN- Baseball, 1-4. .4 ' lx sf 6? if -, ELIZABETH ANN DZIAMOOS DEIRDRE MARY DONAHUE Betsy DeeDee Dee Within you there is a stillness and Born free and life is worth living, sanctuary. to which you can retreat at But only worth livingifyou're born free. any time and be yourself. Business Club. 1: Outing Club, 3443 Soccer A,F.S., 1-43 French Club. 1-4: Outing 4. Club, 43 Yearbook, Copy Editor, 4. 78 'B I I KAREN JOSEPHINE DONOVAN Face No place to hide And no where to run ELIZABETH ANN DONOVAN Nothing you can do because a change must Liz come. You can't stop it. Remember the past. while living the present, yet consider the future. Class Treasurer, 1-4: Student Union. Track, 23 Student Advisory Council. -1: Drama, 1-3, Basketball, 2. Drama, 1-23 Chorus, 1-4. PATRICIA ANN DL'S'I'Nl.-KN Dust Dustmop Dustrag Megamouth I am me. Thats all I ever wanted to bel Chorus, 11 A.F.S., 1,3.-1: Latin Klub, 1-3 Yearbook, 4. 1 X 53' -.nf V 1 STEVEN ROBERT DWYER PETER JAMES EARLY Galactic Gul Pud The Greatest use of life is to spend it for What can I say? something that will outlast it. , Soccer, 2-43 Baseball, 1.4. Soccer, 1-4. 79 1' 'Fifi , 1 X I I I ll if mb. DARAH FAE EDLUND Fae Thank you for the memories. The good times shared and those dreams. It's sorrowful going back in time. Remembering you. friend of mine. Softball. 1-21 Gyinnastics. 11.41 Hockey. 1: Cheerleading. 2. sweet Field VATHYANN EKS'l'ROM t'ath t'Ekum There is a destiny that makes us hrothersg None goes his way alone, All that we send into the lives of others Comes back into our own. LAURIE JEAN ERICKSON l.arry l,ooit- Oaktrt-e LORI JEAN ELLIOTT Lori Time Present and time past Are both perhaps present in time future, And time future contained in time past. National Honor Society, 3-43 Field Hockey, 1-43 Track 1-43 Drama 3, Winter Track, 3-4, Home Ec. Club, 3-4. NICHOLAS ENGELSMAN , E Q, -3 Q i ,--il :ZF3-X-, . A, . MARGIE FORTI ROBERT ARCHIEBALD FRAZIER The picture is fading before my eyes Why must you waste your life away, the silhouettes are drifting slow You've got to live for todayg And ittht- cloud bursts, thunder in your Help me to hold on forever then let it, go. ear And to never let them go. You shut :incl no one sec-ins to hear And if tht- lizincl you're in starts playing rlillcrt-nt tunes l'll set- you on the dark side ot' t he moon. lfit-lil lloclu-y l-Al lcaptziin, All, Softlmll, l if: Vliee-rlc-zirlvr, 21'l'r:lt'k, Cl-Al, liaska-tlmll, i It 1, Sttiflt-nt tiovernim-nt, tl. l 80 p 4 MATTHEW JAMES GARSIDE Matt Wrestling, 3-43 German Club, 1-4. 5 H H I Lx.. 1 GIANCARLO R. GUIDO Johnny VVhen you don't have what you love, then you must love what you do have. Youth for Understanding, -Li MARIANNE GATES To thine own self be true. Softball, 1-43 A.F.S., 2'4Q Soccer, 33 Basketball, 2'4Q Latin Club, 1-23 Drama, 4. MARY TERESA fl,-XYIN Take me down tothe atation. And put me on the train. I ain't got no expectations To pass this way again. Foods Club, 3. ii .- 'X , N sb ' PQ., VI no A . 3 ,fl 'i L 1:4 DARLENE CAROL GILLESPIE Dizzy Dix VVhat lies behind you and what lies before are tiny matters compared to what lies within you. Latin Club, 1-23 A.F.S., 1. 81 1 x . CX 1 K . Q1 - 1 THOMAS ANDREW GRADEN I made it. Football 1.2,-1: Cross Country. Jig Hand 1--11 Basketball. l: lndoor Track. 2--1 Spring Track. l-4. ABBEY ETTA GREENE I am not O.K. You're not O.K. But it's O.K. 'X 2.5 'T' LYNDA L. HANSCOM Lindy Lou I want to learn from you, But I don't want to be like you. l want to be, original, unique. Lindy Lou DEFNE BERAT GURSOY A single year changing your life for the best and for ever, and leaving the best impression. A.F.S., 4g Drama Club, 4. 'f' ' 'l 1.1 .gl ,px D A ., 1 i I f I I . 1 . 5' BRUCE RICHARD HARRISON Build a wall and I'll try to escape. Soccer, 2-43 Basketball, 1-2. 82 E ADAM GUSTAFSON Life is like a pen. You write with it until it runs out on you. Baseball, 2-4. i 'wf' A-,. X I THERESA HARRISON SHARON LEE HATHORNE JANE FRANCES HENDERSON Laugh, and the world laughs with youg Der Chiquita Weep, and you weep aloneg Ellen Wheeler Wilcox Its been such a long time. Tennis, 1-4: Student Union, 33 National Honor Society, 3-4. Basketball, 1-21 Bloodmobile, l-4g Pep Club, 1-3. ga ' . - 41 i Q .11 ff'- R f KEVIN ROBERT HICKEY FRANK L. HOLLAND Luc Why take life seriously You never come out of it alive. I say it is useless to waste your life on one path, expecially if that path has no Tennis, 31 SOCCGF. 1- heart. Photography, 1-4 83 M. CHRISTINE HERCLET Do what YOU can do best and success will come and you'll make YOl'R lite a happier one. f gf' . Q STEPHEN JOSEPH HOSFORD I went shopping for a perfect ending couldn't find one so I bought a new be- ginning. Football, lg Soccerg 3-43 Spring Travk, l 3-43 Student Union, 21 Winter Track 4, DAWN ELIZABETH HURLEY Dawny If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me. I must be traveling on now cause there's too many places I've got to see. Cause I'm as free as a bird now. How About you? EILEEN KEARNEY SARAH TEMPLE HYSLOP Sarie No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings. William Blake National Honor Society, 3-43 Drama, 1-4. I-F' . ,X ,411 7 -- 0 f .Q X JEANNE MARIE LAVELLE BITERE KEARSLEY Jeannie Beanie To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life. Robert Louis Stevenson Drama, 1-43 Tennis, 1-43 Soccer, 3-43 National Honor Society, 3-4? Yearbook 43 Student Union, 2-43 Student Advisory Council, 3-4. 84 KAREN ANN JOSEPH Far away Cthere in the sunshinel are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can try to follow where they lead. Field Hockey, 2-4, Latin Club, 1-43 Track, 23 National Honor Society, 3-43 Student Union, 4. if ' ff- zfv- 5 .1-gif' A , Liz' fp: 5 fl 1'- 1 1 ' 5 iff ,f .-A : 1 fl if STEPHEN WILLIAM KILEY Doctor Bud Can you hear, and do you care, and can't you see, we must befree. Make a world our children can believe in, make a world we can believe in. Football, l,3-4Q Baseball, 2-43 Basketball, 1-23 Soccer 2. DAVID JAY KJELLANDER MD-JDYY All of the animals except man know that the principal business of life is to enjoy it Band, L25 Student Union, 13 Drama, 1, Lunch Committee, 3, School Newspaper, 4. CHRISTOPHER LARSEN DEBRA JEANNE KNOWLES Dabba Time fades into the past Leaving only memories left to hang on to. fv- 1--44 Af -'Zf I, MARY ELIZABETH LARSON Mary Beth Make no little plans, they have no magic, Make big plans, aim high in hope, and work. Sophomore Class Secretary, Yearbook, 4, National Honor Society, 3-43 Figure Skating, 1-4. 85 MARK PETER KUJAWSKI And I asked this God a question, And by way of firm reply, He said, I'm not the kind you have to wind up on Sunday. Basketball, I-43 Baseball, 1-4, Boys State, 33 National Honor Society, 3-4g Student Advisory Council, 1, Regional Advisory Council, 4. 'ga X i 'iZ31E.i1,, J f. r.?'.,u. l ex., x . ' X ' A' fu 3' V 'gif 'fm I l :Ng cy fut- jf' f- ' ' . . 1 We: C7 X, it i I K. 1' g , AF X ' TIMOTHY -IEROME LEAVITT Timbo A man that calls a man a fool who is not a fool, is a fool! Tim Leavitt Chess Club, lg Football. 1-41 Model Air- plane, 2-4. gg., .pf 7 .4Q'1 ROBERT LENNERTON 3-F .f Nr .1 - 'v' J ' p . ,g. by-,M f ..-,ft, sh' P Nu. 'A I,?g'cg,.. .S ,A 9? v '.. 4,5585 3 I ' A 'W 'A 333.5 'A ,.,,,?:L'i., NA i 'rl' ' .1 NL 6 Q it ' .1 22,5 A '77 5555222 3 .ring fm Q .2-ff I 1 LYNNE LOVELI, Let l,et Let Let HI 9 UI 0 H1 C How into the ocean get back to the sea be stormy and let ine be calm the tide in and set me free. S? -, NED ANTHONY LIZOTTE Red Neddo I am so happy in your freedom, because in your freedom you chose me to he your friend, Soccer, 3, Yearbook, 4g Stage Band, 3-4. MELISSA MAE LOWE Mel I used to be a lightbulb shining very dim, But now I am a lampost, shining from within. Student. Government, 1-4, Softball, 23 Track, 3-4, Field Hockey, 2-35 Yearbook, 43 Food Committee, 3-4. 86 w DAVID CHARLES LONERGAN -tDaVen Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverance. Track, 2-43 Chess Club, 1-45 Winter Track, 3-4, Cross Country, 3-4, National Honor Society, 3-4, Mass. State Science Fair, 3. LINDA MARGARET MARY LYONS Everybody's a dreamer Everybody is a star Everybody is in show biz Doesn't matter who you are. PHILIP -JOSEPH MACKERTICH Phildo, Nose Lose your dreams, and you will lose your mind, and life unkind. PAUL C. MAGLATHLIN Straight people don't know what I'm aboutg They put me down They shut me out. DONNA MARIE MANNING No love, no friendship can ever cross our path without affecting us in some way forever. Softball, 1-2, Gymnastics, 3-4, Soccer, 3-4, A.F.S., 3g German Club, 3, National Honor Society, 3-4. ni x,YN'1'hiA MARY MARSHALL sbcindyiv Wrinkles should merely indicate where smiles have been. A.F.S., I--4, Softball, 123 French Club 2-Il, Student Advisory Council, 3--1, National Honor Society, Il-4. 87 ELIZABETH ANN MARIE MAHUNEY Liz I,izbo All that is now, All that is gone- All thatk. to come and everything under the sun is in tune, but the sun is eclipsed by the moon. Tennis, Ig Basketball, 2, Track, fl-41 Winter Track, 45 Crafts Club, 3-4. N. i . D 4 PATRICIA ELIZABETH MARTIN Patty When time, who steals our years away shall steal our pleasures. too, The memory of the past will stay and halt' our joys renew. Track, 1-41 Gymnastics, Il. i ARLENE MARY MASSEY May Arl What is a friend? I will tell you. It is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. A.F.S., 13 Home Ec Club, 2-3. 1-+I 0 11 . I I HELEN R. MCMULLAN Strangers are just friends we have not yet met. Latin Club, L45 Band, l-4, Drama, l-23 Poetry and Writing, Il--13 Chorus, -13 Forensics, 34.1. MICHELLE MARIE MCINNIS Such boring occupations dull conversa- tions living by the books' rules and regulations. UW 'v 1,- . ST.. ' xX l JANIS LYNN MCPHAIL Time may take your youth but it cannot steal your memories. Drama, 2-43 Basketball, 1-43 Softball, 1-43 Student Government, 25 Food Committee, 3-4, 88 JOANNE MARGARET MCLACHLAN Use your failures to spur you on to great- er effort, and eventual success. Softball, 1-43 A.F.S., 43 Latin Club, 4 Pep Club, 3. - , vo. f 5 . ,il I A-f' , 1 . DENISE MARIE MCVICAR Niese Well I have lost sometime, but I have won, and if you make it through you know you've just begun. Track, lg Gymnastics, 3. .4 .X 1 1: f MARIE ADELE MILANI Ethel M Rollin at sea, adrift on the waters Could it be finally I'm turning for home. You light up my life. DAVID N. Ml'I'C'HI-Il.l. Mitch Band, I-41 Stage Band, I-43 Yearbook 43 PAUL MCWILLIAMS Student Government. 41 All State. 2-43 And the fort-51 will Qc-hi, wiih laughter- ,ngh 'il A fi O .. ,Q ,X itil f'Q- 41'- JEANNE MARIE MOORE RONNIE J. MORGAN VINFENT .I.A. MORRI-fAI.I-I Pete J.F. Kid 'ABumper .l.A. Vinnie Henrietta 5 It'S wiser being glllvd ihafl bfidl This above all: to thine own self be true. I took all those worries, put them up on It's safer being meek than fierce: Suit the action In the word, the word tothe ashelfand headed down tothe Seashore. It's fitter being sane than mad. action and live unafraid tifqil16 h elyiduu, Bl00dm0bil9- 141 Office Help- 1531 BHS- Baseball, 2-43 Track. 1: SOCCER 2-41 Drama, I-43 Spanish Club. 2-llg .-X,l',S.. 43 ketball, 1-2. Student Union, 3, Soccer, 1-2. 89 2 FRANCES R. MURPHY Fran Frannie Your freedom. well that's just some people talking. Your prison is walking through this world alone. Desperado, it may be raining but there is a rainbow above you. ss 4 xu-:QA I 45 51 ... 45344. ...,e F. I ' X f JEAN MARIE MURPHY Beanlyl Murph Tomorrow is promised to none, therefore, live for today and enjoy it. Softball, 23 Outing Club, 4, Field Hockey 3: 46' x If . if CHRISTOPHER FRANCIS NAGLE C hris 'Al,ig Kip flip One thing that money cannot buy is the Wag ol' ai dog! tail. Base-lmll, 141 llasketball. 23 Indoor 'l'rm'k, fl, Football, -1. i 'Q ' l s ' ,, J ..l 1 f' HUNG TIEN NGUYEN No U turn! 90 LINDA R. MURPHY Win , Winda , Tips , Murph Maybe you're right, maybe you're wrong, But I ain't gonna argue with you no more I've done it for too long. Crafts Club, 3-4. JIT' EILEEN THERESA O'CONNOR I.eenie There are places I'll remember all my life, though some have changed, some forever, not for better, some have gone and some remain. Field Hockey, 2-33 Basketball, 2-33 Soft- ball, 1-33 Outing Club, 2. PATRICIA ALICE OLOUGHLIN -'Parry' You can never reach too high or try too AUDREY JEAN OHONTH hard. You can only succeed. THOMAS W- O'NElLL I want to learn what life is for Field Hockey, 1-43 A,F,S,, 1-43 Drama, Outside looking in. I don't want much, I just want more 1-4: Girls' State, 33 German Club. 3-43 Ask what I want and I will say Track, 2-4. Wrestling, 3-4. I want everything . . . everything. 1 i - :fri 1.13: gy. 'i?:?f ifi'f ' ,av CATHERINE LAURA PAGE MARK PARADIS JOHN MICHAEL PARK Cathy-Lou Parks and Recreation Must've been a dream- don't believe where It's easier to tell a lie than it is to tell the I've been- Come on! Lets do it again. truth. lt's easier to kill a Hy than it is to turn it loose. It's easier to criticize some- Stageband, 3-45 Band, 43 Soccer, 35 Track, body else than to see yourself. 2g Student Advisory Council, 4. Football, 3-43 Hirestling. 3-4. 91 KEITH Ai PAULDING Keithmen Beware the -Iabberwock, my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch! Be- ware the Jubjub bird, and shun the frumious bandes hatch. LINDA MARIE PERKINS Re Pete, King, .tZaCh,n i.DaZeu I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Bloodmobile, 1-4. ww ICN 3 liigg ', ogy ll!! X' .QQ JEAN POLLOCK DONNA LOUISE POMPEO Louie , Weezy I never cared for the sound of being alone. Bloodmobile, 1-4. 92 VIRGINIA LEE PIZZELLA Ginny These times are only the mere beginning of our lives, but it is true that we will look back upon them as the most valuable. Cheerleading, 1-4g Tennis, 2-43 Track, lg Junior Class Secretary, Student Gov't, 1-2. 53 ROBERT WARREN PRIVE Chuck They who go, feel not the pain of parting: It is they who stay behind that suffer. Henry VVadsworth Longfellow Track, 341, Soccer, 4. SHARI ANN THERESA RAEBEL . . . No gifts have we to offer, for all thy love imparts. But that which thou desirest, Our humble, thankful heartsg St. Matthew Drama, 1-23 Chorus, 1-23 A.F.S., 43 National Honor Society, 3-43 Student Union, 35 Pep Club, 3. L' ' 5' DIANNE MARIE RANDOLPH Dee Dee Been up from midnight till dawn tryin to write a song forgetting about the last line until it comes along. -. sr I v x 'K BRYAN H. REED There is only one success A Io be able to spend your life in your own way. Soccer, 2-43 Track, 3'-1. 'fx I' JENIFER ELLEN RICE Jen , Jeff v-fx MICHAEL THOMAS RILEY Mike Children think not of what is past, nor There must be some kind of way outta what is to come, but enjoy the present here. I can't get no relief! which few of us do. . Latin Club, 1-23 Soccer, 33 A.F.S. 3-4. Baseball, I-2, Soccer, 2-4. 93 I J M fi 'if' Y! CARLA RIZZI Have another drink it will make you feel better. have another drink and you'll feel all right, if you're feeling down and youre under the weather have another drink and you'll be all right, PAIII, ROBINSON GooCl1.I' i'Rabl'Ji, Rob, Robby, Robinswine Holy Mockels and Sakes alive, I never thought this could happen to me. Soccer, 1-3. 43 4- ' JOAN MARIE SCULLY Julia Greater love has no man this: that a man lay down his life for his friends Softball, l-23 Soccer, Zig A.F.S., 43 Pep Club, 2--l1'I'rack, 4. GREGORY MARK ROCHE Roche Bloche Wheat Germ Life7 Hal Hal Muy bien Soccer, 1-43 Newspaper, 4, Art Club, 3-4, Crafts Club, 3, Student Gov't., 4. W , A 1 Q1- .40 ',, 1 ' . - ', 4 , 1, 1' - -' Y 'H ' I 'Q . N It C ':',-- 29 4 , X l DONNA MARIE SHEEI-IAN The only way to have a friend is to be a friend. Basketball, 1-43 Softball, 23 Band, 1. 94 MARK WILSON SANBORN Filter is my study and my books Than wanton dalliance with a paramour Shakespeare Soccer, 2-4g Tennis, 2-4, Basketball, 13 Student Advisory Council 3, Yearbook, 4, Student Union, 4. Q.4 f .I 7--1 WILLIAM JAMES SIFNAS Bill And the people bowed and prayed, to the neon God they made. And the sign flashed out its warning, in the words it was forming . . . German Club, 1-4, Model United Nations, 1. HOLLY ANN SIMMONS Simono . . . and though it is time old friends, for that final step to be confronted, and that word to be spoken, let us not forget to take a portion of the gladness that we have shared. Field Hockey, 13 Student Union, 1-33 SAC, 4g Cheerleading, 2-43 Softball 1-3, Yearbook, 4. ff CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL SLAPER Stopher No one tells the wind which way to blow Drama, 4g Forensics, 43 Student Govern- ment, 4. NATHAN HAROLD SIMMS Nate WILLIAM J. SIMMS So so is good, very good, very excellent Soap and Education are not as sudden an good: and yet it is not, it is but so so. a massacre, but they are more deadly in the William Shakespeare long run. Mark Twain Soccer, 1-45 Spring Track, 2-43 National Honor Society, 3-4- Soccer, 1-4, Track, 2-4. -and at F X .bnx ,J 4 u I 3' 'fw. 1 if .' 'ff c 4 n -'gg' .wg dl : L. 'H I-Q 4 4. M, i , it fvggre. gf ::::g . aa.. ez? I 5iff'2Fff .-.-535 ,tl Q 415 DEAN PATRICK SMITH BARBARA E. SNOW Deano Fidel There's a feeling I get when l look to the Madstoner west and my spirit is crying to leave me. Yes, there are two paths You can go by in the long run And there's still time to change the road you're on. Football, 1. 95 BRTVUE .-XRTHUR ST. ALll'llN uR4m5I9I ' Living is easy with eyes closed Misunderstanding what you see. Band, 1-Jig Yearbook, 43 Stage Band, 3-4. SUSAN DALE ST. OURS Suse If you can't dance, you should at least be able to do a happy hopl National Honor Society, 3-41 Science Fair. 25 Track, 2-4g Drama, 2-33 A.F.S., 3-45 Soccer, 3-4. is JEANNINE MARIE STAPLES Very little is needed to make a happy life. It is all within yourself, in your way of thinking Track, 1-35 Pep Club, 3-4. ,i N- I 2- ENN .. Y , ' 55 ,'. . , ga, 3.4842 41.-1: . , ' -V . p V , A-V.,--s.. '-1 ' Q Q . Lkaryv - r . My 'Q N41 .IEFI-'RRY MARK STOCKWHLI, EILEEN E. SWEENEY JOHN FRANCIS TARANTINO JR. Whitten Keep smiling, they'll wonder what you've Tino A been up to. A new stepg a n w world ol' their own is A.M.F. lf you've got it, you've got to use itl what people are most afraid of. Tennis. 11 Sou-er 23 Baseball, 2-4. 96 ' 1 DONNA LEE TROY Donut Yort There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so. William Shakespeare Field Hockey, 1-45 Track, 1-43 A.F.S., 2-43 Yearbook, 43 Basketball, 2, Winter Track, 4. 'Q v 4 '4 r I JOAN FRANCES VERMETTE Jeanne Joannie Remember to sail the skies Distant suns Shall we reach Winds allow Other skylines Other skylines To hold you Drama Club, 1-4, Forensics 2-3g A.F.S., 3-4g Softball, 23 Soccer, 33 National Honor Society, 3-4. MICHAEL JOSEPH VALAIR snMikeyva We all have daydreams of what we wish to be, or have, or dog The imaginary standard like the resolutions we form aid us to a higher and better life. -J.W. Howe Tennis, 2-4. I 'ati -,, 1-C43 gl CL' LORING WADSWORTH 97 DEBRA ANN VALERI Debby Well, this is the end of a perfect day, Near the end of a journey toog For mem'ry has painted this perfect day- With colors that never fade- Of the soul of a friend we've made. JV Cheerleading, 4g Pep Club, 4. . ,I iff li 'ii' WILLIAM MILTON VVATSON III Bill Billy Butson Butz It is with our judgements as with our watches, no two go just alike. yet each believes his own. Latin Club, l-23 A.F.S., 1.2.41 Band. 1. MARK G. WEBER If you could see through the clouds that are between us, you wouldnt believe the fantasy. But you are living in a world of illusion So don't do the unnecessary. Soccer, 2, Tennis, 1-2. 12 we ,dk Ar SHARON .IOAN WHITE Better to remain silent and thought a fool than speak up, and remove all doubts. Pep Club, 1.4, Ars., 4. JOHN H. WHITE A-Whitey Since I made it this far I can go a little farther Till I get the farthest Football, 1, Soccer, 3-4. -in '7 0.0. BJ O 1. 0 , 'J o o Q .Ono i' 1 oo f .yl.:l o Q 4 1,Lf.'.o.v , , .o': 'Q' A I. '. I -.f..'0 . old SANDRA LYNNE WHITMAN Sandy White Junior An opaque mirror. Anyone who tries to look into it sees nothing but the dim outlines of an old and worried face. Future Secretaries Club, 1, Home Eco- nomics Club, 2-533 Yearbook, 43 A.F.S., 4. 98 JOSEPH MICHAEL WHITE Joe When a fellow says, It isn't the money but the principle of the thing -It's the money. A.F.S, 1-2. ' L E if ELIZABETH M. WITHINGTON Liz Wiz If something you have wants to be free, let it go, it wasn't yours to begin with. If it returns, love it, it needs you. President Freshman Class, 1, Field Hock- ey, Ig Softball, 1-25 Cheerleading, 2-4, Pep Club, I-43 Student Union, 1-4. 'ii 4 BEVERLY MARIE WOODLOCK lCBevH Just because I never said anything, doesn't mean I didn't have anything to say. A.F.S., 1-23 Yearbook, 4, German Club, 2-4. LAURA JEAN WORMALD From the mountains to the sun, life has only just begun. Soon these day shall pass away. For our freedom we must pay. Q. SENIORS SENSE? ZKETZQS 'IlN:llgIlI.IAOELIZrLLOYD APPEARING fFlH55ES Miiilflis SUSAN SNELL SHAWN DURGIN 99 SHARGN AVERY WILBUR Shannon I did it my way. 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' UPERL TIVE MOST TALKATIVE: A. Cogliano, M. Kujawski. BEST DRESSED: H. Sirnmons, P. McWilliams. BEST SMILE: D. Manning, G. Mclnnis. CLASS CLOWN: S. Boland, R. Robinson. DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS: K. Donovan, P. Detwiler BEST LAUGH: D. Edlund, J. White. MOST ATHLETIC: J. McPhail, B. Collins. MOST LIKELY TO SUCEED: M. Larsen, P. Detwiler. MOST INTELLECTUAL: K. Joseph, D. Lonergan. BEST PERSONALITY: C. Marshall, C. Nagle. MOST CREATIVE: E. Kearney, N. Buitta. CLASS FLIRT: A. Ansaldi, S. Kiley. 109 DO YOU REM MBER . . . - .J , ,,,'.f -'y I f J L . f ,f I K. , kv , -J 11. L, ' . M L ' -'X .f ,J ' 1 , 'f' I when Mr. D'Angelo threw his podium at the band? when Mr. Emerson was treated like a substitute by all his classes for a whole day? when Jeff Stockwell picked up thousands of pieces of paper which were scattered all over the Junior High hall while everyone was going to the buses? measuring pig intestines and receiving candy bars for the longest one? the Sophmore car wash? Giant Sugar Daddys? the time Bruce Harrison and Steve Kiley came to speech class wearing sirens on their heads? ' the time Susan Boland tried to sharpen a pen during Miss Vernacchio's Shakespeare class? the time Chris Nagle threw a pen at Miss Nuzzo? Mark Sanborn, Peter Ballerini, and Nate Simms as the Three Witchesu? when the entire sixth grade sided with either Billy Collins or Peter Early for a giant rumble? when Andrea Cogliano and Keith Paulding were caught behind The Rock by Mrs. LeMay? when Holly Simmons had a fist fight with Steven Dwyer and he ripped the buttons off her Girl Scout uni- form? Cynthia Marshall's tent parties? when Janis McPhail tried to heat water in a styrofoam cup? when Mr. Walsh's Science class jumped into a tank of water to determine their density? when Mrs. Jones pulled the fire alarm instead of the lights during the first grade play? the twelve hour Trampolin-a-thon at Mark Boomer's house? when Peter Detwiler and Nick Cosmopolus were sent to the office because they were throwing grass during Flag Day in first grade? when Dave Lonergan was Handcuffed to a flag pole at Camp Wing? Rob Frazer's numerous fist fights with Mr. Preager? the Millei Bourne Tournemounts in sixth grade at Osborn? G L il Q li A ff: L , L, , C J cjiwfro 'Q-Law 110 il , i v, Nl I ,fa 4 . It ,J ,jp ,ij 1,0 . , . n .,,,,. h Hi XFX? A , 'Q' 1 if QA ,J-.:..-' Ov -:: .C Q rs if V i Q5 Mg! 1' V , 'X 8 lv' Ed - W 05.1 H 5 l w W north rwer Rick Fullm, Rmlron 5 N Nl 02061 I 46171659 4942 ASSINIPPI GENERAL STORE EATING ESTABLISHMENT Telephone 878 ll3l CRt 531 Hanover Mass Hours Eating Establnshment Open Dally Untll l 30 AM General Store Weekdays 6 A M ll P M Sat 6 30 ll P M Sun 7 00 ll P M eactru: supply me gbrrtuatn CH'Iu5rc I P L tSe Sh tM Q , 433 ' N . l T I lf l7l 659 7 Q l 4 Route 3, orwell, assachusens , T p - M Q , O .f r Instruments - Supplies - Repair Q - Instruction - Time Paymen la . , , 0 fth arges C lections C ee Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 I 1 . . V 3 I 1 l'WE 3l'll1Bl' Congratulatlom To The Claes Of 1978 From I ll Xl lll t Covtqqylllll 01 R Xl'lll' R 20h lluslungl on Sl rust I umllrnlu, Vlussucllusulls 02 318 1hl7I Nlh 2488 0 Ihe Photographer Who Speullllcs In M :km Seniors Hdppw Vhth lhelnselxes ' I .I I 3 N I I 'N ji X ni I 5, 5. f 4 . Y .. A yi l ' 1 1 1 f I A 4 , .... . 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