Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

'? ! lan iowe l '11AL.l9.fw' my other 9 of mel, at of ti TWO games W ' W' didlfff' she also 6 ' S red in a 0111115 Sald I J 1 ,UF cabaret l 435 but we J formed r X0 W ta or ept n-v 6 o ear in Pittsburgh, ' ef r 0 ed The ric e is worry, the strange, ep A ' y said W Q icked. The ' ' espite X nl ' Promisi Q 0 lx . --ans! om S U Est Nc. a t at , .as talking to Joe 'er-35's in ed dissident 0' turned to his locke. ' ut the Q' ' at 09 W he rd it myself nly food was el n 3 Smeg G ow me a slider at 3-anti egetables S ' and h th ' th l g bow Q xQ lyke o 1 .. Goodepitglikl poeppe we sns of 0 G 'Y V . a ahe11 ten in tattered black ievet' U ll' 41l98f 'd- ig 9 at is: had 0 traditional checkered scarves bor X 3CIi0d Way ' entlv about their tasks A few A Q mr95smT ' V OF enum L ,lgllanda A STRANGER CALLS ' ' Us 0 ,fx NHSM nlrvvxue HORROR I' P 'lefgesv-atmiehtnh Present he was ca e call from Tl P WF1 0 ' O I Q r Q1 last the general manager s.. t I5 I1- d his S neral manager. her mi SY e called away to talk to The D. 0 D Ill G ed away to talk 'to m 'ef' Joe Moig 7 at t s The Boss in mv family. R 5C1U'U llllU llle sne. nfmatics of chance thc po sibill . . ii n tcutive games a Three Rivers Qtarl Wfjflfm Ipggrng tok? P l cnlx had been one hit hart or me Tjfcgagicitxilohndetheg h G X R R l me been tvio cons ,Ont thmk anyone in t nrvthing h 0 o being Y l 'Z tm-R C I? 1+ 3005 C C y have the o OI, yesterday wit I ,JU G 9 'Ulg Ul huuo t .- greeting. gb N 1 Observing all t. GQ A 'hip all those who have be Z' Opposition, all those wnt Q 4 workers of society, the spirits 8' J, 4 form and constantly been told to it, CO, 4- ..- 4L..o QL-ni-nknut Unk.. 4 . . in of an. ibers thank K IH! thev bf' ING AWAY . 1ssafe1t and ses 'avfdtltisd r cloths ma. Yet it has been W... -N B , into the fab LY PS E NOW nrntn the female experience. Women have often fa m 6 IJ Surprisingly, th 0 tained more Frencli ' than Greek ltwol pli aw living in England. I0lKSlng6Z' you 13 emurucuiu the further di no -PL G X - lui a ...to raptv' G Z age song? Youssef Alli ei-llon, Parask . , ' '1OIt. 213,077- Z99 Ummel' whether in Here color washes a eb h 9 Ch2 Y62 of Gior tached from the X 5 3 I X A.4A f evening it was - g1F:frup1,Late ,V birds with the love songs and the or m the Subtle , S is si thnic dance music, Mondd LK, 1 it ' the Greeks have a 10 yuret ross and l O n Q nd women woula e John g I c Gernreich adreamer ai . is the ,,, a d b D S 5 et Earth would all wear shaver. :ef . O 1 Urce y me imagined that the Space Age was 0 A t d never coiffure and couture euy w , a t -1103-it-Protes an you itmg Ive glimpsed Q G 2 hs prediction P u shopping f f 1 m 'f-ca e wea ison lie only 'ac ' 1' 10h S h 0 f w El'- P was s X X Z X ,, In -1- 4 'At K -4. . .V -:I WV:--.':' I Wll. The ' fm M, q been Dave Colli X I I I Q in bursting f 4 double in the nmtl -' ij ,L-A 351 the Bath sexual dan. O 19d Zo x,y0u Th Sl Tar. ' 4 worked S U, hitting The hits just are.. ef' nough, but culve in 'nv entirr Q Lf, P --1-,xfzw 1-:-.iii Q ..f ' - ll- :::l: as -,-,Z Igggiilll 'i I I Banzai Bunny While fishing in Plains, Ga., last April, President Carter glanced up to discover the approach of an unusual foe -an enraged rabbit. Just why a rabbit was swimming straight for the Carter noe, teeth flashing and nostrils Har ig, was unclear. Carter later surmi' that perhaps the creature was Hee' and said It was just a nto the Journal s crvst attacker. In any event, he did iGeorgia rabbit . Norwelilfmc Li5rar'y ' . e Q i ODP D singer explaineu 4, I' I f 'xl Cllxe ill bex C puzzle pieces too f V., Bl lfmgfzg' Facafion Hanginf- iviLimbo NORM EI A nt. Robert Bunnell does not f ing, of the 're-all for the energy si ,J W filcomn tterfrom the stat By Dave B0 ' fk I h I ' ' e 11- 'Z' ' appears i e y 1 e egis of L 'ergy adx. n rccommcnd , . ' ', i '- the schotgrs extend u. eration ll Ti f 'fx' l fe t.he'?lan df Slulqutt include Jan. Q. M G - f' L3 v 0 may X dxce 1 i In my prioriut '-re import? 6 ,Aff -,fjfgkx N, I 'lg 'UUWSQS noted that there are note G 't'ff1 ' ,. r ,- X '-A ' x-ff' barrooms, Just schools. I u. QI ,fi Sho 8 wthgr wi The high SCh0f'lf ' E ., 1' t secs . 'lv rais m9nl9d'Af ': V K l 6 ov contract. at 'tree V .f-Vik! X EX l C fm' VV! N on reduction in the vw 0 ' if u XJ XJ 'J -A next year spending level. A, D X , ..-ve been made by Frankly, l'm very Ce 0 very nearby all these teaci. K it V' .ne Committee voted at its Anril 2 fteqamaiqff-fi Quint unnvvnll ' ' ff H d 5 l 'M 07,0 0 .YUM gg C NL F'9H .,.5dl.01 S CSS. 9 x aid1'ld0SF55.FS1Shi312 to eat what s good for them: recommendation on bids f First, and healtli Y ,,,--,,.. UM, ,.. 'Hu Wllf'Uld be reoponsiblr for ' I Q 3. Q 9 S ' v ' . V ' y.iii'.i,.onng1,,- recordingl lsto lim casual npproafh to inet 9 A is cert.unly undesirable ' 'it dangerous Some l T ' it happen, said hir' X O '-si to srmietliztig at N mgndl wl- irin. lt' the wrong 0 Choo! M l GG F 9 3 y Glenn Frankel dr - a K 4 ,nc Jig, W, Q ashington Post g a S W H N lug 49,1 i MSW ghd 35 Q 2' r' 1 .1 dl l Lt- A 'rrfl N' gf I I - -fhlat? i.12I'llf1f L11 Ur l ti w -. . G hrtnershir A urifrr- gp-1 0 1- e ' Xi ma 'fe Ol imf ou: tlrtfs 1. ' Q incl- G , , 2 Q H anqiriQs ir' All-'lrglzlil cllllil.-lri 9 A I page , aywahls , 'A .., U. if Q Jyuted , lll..,dl..i': x Q continue ears. X me rolling hill paid Just U. new mi fa X mba of V cated about 80 i.. Irea Q ' - , 'ax nth E, for 21 Wea bit unfortunate and l'm sorry to see PURCHASE, Page 19 -Q fa Q , . 10 NHS Students, Facu ty ,, 5 i BABYSIA. 0 0 tFor Mid- ear Tests lb - ings per week and J. . transportation needed ences required. Call Kathy. 1143, keep trying. liofiip + 'D ADMINISTRATIO Robert Bunnell Robe,-g Neely T Dr. Anthony Bahros .... 6? f' , - . . 7 D . .?. -4 N lg f 'L f? fi-vt: gift' i f fri SL .' ,-I ,J :5 -, hx A J, :: , 1.-1' !1g'1..f-21, Y' -- 1- 3 , 1. V 1 Charles Napoli Bruce Marshman GUIDANCE 50 Peter Kapolka Missy Gerery David Conroy Harriet Polner . .- ..,,,,, ln'-A1 1- , ,-1' - Steven Greene E GLISH In L S , Q if S+ f ,A 4 , rf 4 - ' , , . ,if jN V N ,+1f'.,- N ffl I N 't-Y' 5 4 r K ,yt AQ. f-fl f 1 V X Joanne VCfH3CChl1J David P31115 Q l rf , f' V H 'U ' fb f I v 1 A 5 f'I -'D E ,Q 1 N'r ' l Us x 'Lf' N ,Q I bill. A I . ,t Hemy Kwwalskl Carol Beal Maria Stewart -Sfx fi ' 0 l Carolyn Douglass f' KP Lynn Abc-nsohn MATHEMATICS 76.53 fr jay Swartz Regina Paradise 4 ,Qs--J 'P ' Paul Dinolo jean Murphy Sue Granai judith Hanson Paul Moscarirolo SOCIAL ST DIES 'Q I . vi 2 I A a X ' . x David Stephansky Robert Littlefield , LY Stephen Mott Diane OYCDS ,ag ,Q ilfks. james Farrow up ,I . ,.,f ll Q., KVWX William Gerety Donna Nuzzo SCIENCE J at Richard Holbert K 4 1 ' . , . F r 'dp 1 , ef ' K 1 ' x pa, W i '- 1. X't,gQ ..1f ' r- 32' R ' f 4' 4423: , 'xp' M: fe Q-2 ,qv-2 V' , f.f.Qg'fr,,, , 'l-pain. . f , Z ' , -1-. ' 7 'f if' f'h'X 1 ' 'QL ' rx ' 1' ,f Aa f rgx 111. V-Wir! ' .r , , ., - ,-s , my 3-fi ,J 1-Q .Hn fl, '91 f' ff . -9. xr Q' 1' w Y -f Xiu , QA 'rv' r, Q john Healy Robert Snyder 4 3 ' 2 I Judith Cooper Alan Webber Sreve Anderson Bruce Emerson David Walsh S FOREIG LANGUAGES HOME EC. 'fm .6 , wr '18, F' I' Ann Rosenberg Joanne Light Sara Franklin 'I' f I ii Arnold Ulbrich Robert Dargis A - ., , fd , Q Qg, 'I , ,, . P U' '- E E E15 .- 'R' W 4 ! YN r- I ' ' 1 I ' Kay Barker Elaine Ate,-, Dorothy Bradford BUSINESS THE ARTS 'wx X s X .5-' Leo Lawless . . Q5 f ...J X ? 4 J . a ri Q C Maureen Traverse Carol Herrmann D Paul Weller ao ,xqm jean Simms A . ., K ' lf-ti xa 'ir ,..,fr Q 6 .ff- Kafhfflflf SSYUSOH Anthony Arena Edward Fellnna PHYSICAL ED. READING Ky' ff l 5' . 9 sin X ix ,M i f f i l 'f l 'M Za .. .J ,, X e, Felix Dixon Deborah Blanchard john Osgood T D Jw 09 D fs . Y, I Q 1 A f l Albert Kassarly Diane Tupper N ' N f1..,' 'i Brenda Hussey Susan McGcughan Chfl5 HI-lm -0 IN f MEDIA SECRETARIES LLC? ' X, C M X in .f . lrgicgyfr-',4.li K 5 iz ', I -I ' ' ' I f R blew . A A' , A P 8 if v ? '- C , f Mk ., - ii 1' ff . 5 I -' A' - ' , 5 B Lou Tardie Judith Sime Jeannette Lynch 1 vii , ,W Q3 T-L wif, J A ' .nf Ann Cusick Barbara Cronin Marty Mahoney 1 'Cr Judith Scannell Carole Young Therese Dugne -l! Arthur Daneau Ken Davidson -un. N. S, ' in 4351, , 36 ,gg Q9 I . A X. l 1, x' ' I 1 I I Q I 3' Sunny Adams, Lorraine Ann Thlbudtau Louise Frehill Manning Ruta Paskow Q O ' 0 ea ft 0' v N Q , U S i SC T00 S . I 0 0 la! ' - ' 'I N1 tu eaded lomts tg y ' si B5-'Xe-I-Hand t 3 or Hfftt 1' I' blfblfll If you do much worl-1 w ' sooner , or later you will run into L 4 F ON l .Q 2 bolt and refuse to budge. You rl., 12? fu 'lf I Sl - ....i,. than fnrf'PtI1nIODl3L'U a., , M mix k 0 Ch k F ' H Un Y rults S5 ' These problems are all so eommf I , W cial tools and techniques for f' n ' W' V9 noi tiflkms WSF PUSSV imc Sm'U'U W SH frozen nut. for example' qi' Mb il 'm'T flfnngieiggf ffl! ,H Mtmg Suk . , N KVI rl 31, - 1 K1 tb L A' AC A C, . E' Lmsflliiie of A 1 xx 0 rf Mecgm, L.. Wil Hafdyt dl W ltffle Who' ii lqm X M avi he did not know H qestabhshw A 'l1Ufelff'SOf1tv en c l rv '- , 1. . A A Nw Y x- r 5 Haw, tid, he grandfather clause ar., Qi M qdfflofo Ml Lm f ' X ' A V fm me issue with the Admin.. fn ' S 2' THQ- And M X J mn hmmm, ,Sou can .ockes and McCarty's accounts coz.. ' 1 Cp ' me: lou Slip H wir lm,'m,aiU- recollections of another state otftclalg , aff' 10 A3 .mt 'Lot not ..,. rt tw , ' at t., ' I X A uf put U - -I - - , ,, ,, 9 :red ez . Q fhe I x 'X Endan ered SPECIES lift W to prott . I think, ts . I S On 4 1 g U v V semi-serious co. Nw, 3 - dixyfm 5. F. X'-elf' 'I' ... Q'-1. , I 1. lwt L ' 4 st'-'loo's 'l' Ollll.lTlff ll.S ff lzewtw. ' their childs IHS Students Call Safety Session - .W student-faculty safety committee at the High School High School Principal D' sny Bahros called the. April l 'tool Committee last week it plans to hold a 26 meeting a shared ex Hopefully we will get 1 If meeting Thursday, April 26 9 ' 10:30 to know each other bett h supt. of schools Rober. ll 4- W afevef l fazgoh U-QC :sidef-+ h S Ln a we've done up to now hasn't v. U y he committ- o' H19 mm 'r ' fmeetingywlpr. d S f te. dents .- Q , Cf . e a or test F 6, 21 CLA S SES A RE 'am-but S t ,Can Cwcotwg Ya 'irman Mu.. .1. e0 005 gee 's Steven r. ftt, ?W,CgI,SRg arensgbntiigi dx? D E E ME D BE L.b Q 555 Qc Vmfitnsf Cafxit eaeioreiffgx' i'f'X'W t' 80' 1 Tl' wg! xwqx xme . egead anmem dressing the ist 0 N Fen S5090 me wig K0CxY.6criat'sya waste T' ' the POW ' reggae xscaiegoffquxre one person to han- - -W i'Q 0f- S ff tgaxm. ...ar problem. I 1 ' Sift f . ' ' A turned this into a development approach where V i his Jlabr' Q. You hold the strongest prostenant post- wp can have some Stability in ng - 5, A 'if W I that while What th bi oke? .vu CD hx! Ill Ill .Ill .ll HID' ll! UE,-n A ' .1 ,fee f l Firsrg F gg.. 5 .tflxrl r---L Q-.- LJ .- I K Kelly-,j Draheim, D, Masson. Secondgj. Deluca, D. Crowell, R. FirsrgT. Sransbury, A. Peck. Second: R. Miller, C. Carry, D. Conway -Jones, D, Haskins. C. 1. ' ' ' ' ' A Hamson, M. Moraites, K. Beming. ogue. Third, D. Harrmgron, B. Cassldy, F, Chlcko, G. White Fourthg Caddigan. FRESHME Firsrg M. Spang, D Camll, L. MacDonald, D. Wnlcox. Secondg L, Shklieu, S. Perkins, M. Smith,-I. Perry. Thirdg M. Schooley, A. Conboyuj. Fortun, L. Prudente, K. YQ! ll y 80 15 mush- - 3 'Sa s if Firsrg S. Garely,j. Daly, S. Terry. Secondg L. Magazu, R. Sanmzzaro, D. Gndley, Thirdg D. O'Donovan, P. Bernardi, C, Svagdis, S. Labrc-que, D. Massey, SS Q0 his --1 .3 - . ..y! .'b'Nz 4, -.,. Q. I, . Q ' 'Hx'- ,'l ,.i li 5 - . . 0--- P F .url X1 vii. Fil'-WI D. Allen, M. Donnellan. Secondg B. Cronin, D, Caldwell, A. Freeman, K. Ogden, E. Poole. Thirdg D. Downey, D, Pantano, C. Cox, S. jackson, T. Lizotte, M. Lawrence. fs MP' . Q I 6 Q 'vi vv, 3 Q ara., QVL .Jfif Firstg T, Anastos, M. Zambuto, S. l,annon, S, Sweeney, Secondg L. Bogni, l.. Campbell, B. Mar- tin, M. Cluutier, C, Carton. 1 l 9-In '.x.r' - lui -S- li X wr . U , 4 3' . m f:- ff xr x QC 'I . s U fy .Y ...,sk , , . -.2448 'lv-T ' sw . , . . x A AA.r.:.g' ,jr K I ' T K, ' H 1 'll I' 'eff :Cl ulfAP.5Q. l Z -Q.-E1-54 -N ef wr- J q--.1, K I' ji --L-2 . s 'J A Q ' f -5.q Q-4 K .N-f f x ABQ' A .74 ' Firsrg M. Therrien,j.jackson, S. Donahue, S. McMahon, T. Conway. Secondg N. Van- derwarer, A. Dillon, Larsen, P. Osgood, R. Smith. A 'T' 49 Na As, - siwbvd' lc WQQ mx ggi! Firsrg F, Nagy, Secondg D. Bowering, Firstg D. O'NeiIl. Ferraro, S. Chapin, Taupier, K, Peterson. Secondg S. DiFiore, S. Hardy, M. Taylor, P. Larkin, C. Nichols. Ng,-,H-J, ,. - L.. P' 4 Garanri, R, XXfl1ircomb,j. McCarthy, T Bethony, Third, C. Spargo, T. Blanc,j Robinson, F. Masucci, K. McLeod. S, Mor- rison. 'wmv If I .gi E I5 W-ll CD If I ir.s1gC. Rnhmson Second:-I Norlmg. R llclfrifh, K. Aide. Thirdg K Vxncn, M f3'l.dUgl1lll'l, P lWllS.ilxL'lH, C Uxhornc Fourthg S. Henderson I.. ..- i A -.T sf! Firstg S. -joaeph, C Whalen, C. Paulding. Secondg K. Lovell, E. Sheehan, Hoffman, l.. Smarra, T. Dcfrciras, M. Craven. Thirdg S. Qunglcy. P. Tower, N8YklCW'IL'7. SOPHO ORES Firsrg 'lf Amstrad.-J. Pcrunc, K. Scuwrro Sccondg R. Tcllucr, C. Rllcy, M. Carnherpj. Sprung, M. Boland, F. Wcrzcl. Thirdg-j. Knowlcsnj. V1da,j. Doran, R. Moore. 0,3 17 . .XNNN I v Q -ugh? tr - r, ..yt2.'1.1.f O-4: ,.. 'V tv.-QNW 1? .ikevigz , C ,,l Q,-I i ev' V' 1 ' A- 'bik- qv J . , va,- 5 .-'M r . , . .qv - I sf . 'k A e 5 am' za- i . 5 FirsrgL. Travis, N. l.ynch,j. Miniutti. Sc-fondgC. Bakeberg, P Moraltes C Sweeney F She-ehy A Nanrel Fllns Third K Pendcrgast S Dayle D Roche B Griffin, S. Avery, F, Harringtun, D. Fridge-n, P. Hureau. Firsrgff. D'AIcssandm, C. Bowering, Knjrmhnson, M. Manna Gustafson, D. Masson, .1 x- ' sf - x f A if nf , 77,9 f '-v- 1- . . 'L .f . 'f-.iff - - p 'eff' -l. ' 4 V .' - . I v V, - J I . lv' .r-- H XJ F' 1 ., W 1 af --a,3.,bf' - 'rfzw . -' - M, c-. . lf w-:rl 1 ,.mW ST5 :5f ,T ' 'Q 0 1 ' r I ,L-, , ,Qi-1. t 1 V - '- f. ' ,v- r Q L sa I. - ' Vs , X J. v . -L 61' ,f up H-fl-J' QQ KJ' , gk ! Q .J -' h ? '! 'hi' :asp -. ... , v..LimJi-w.- ,bf Qu - -Q.. '--4 Firsrg M. Pinkham, D. Pinkham, S. Cuwden, K. McCarthy, A. Ruyhavcr. R. Gillcspirc. Second: R. Magunruj. Ogden. D. Robbins, M. Coaklcy, S. Kemp. Firslg M lmnhrmtx. A IYNUII. Sccondg K. Pol l.xLk.'l Yum, I' ClllY'I.lfIlI1. M.-Lxckson, A Mc' Lmwn Thirdg M. Cumlrulm,-I D'An3gclu. Lx! 5 '-.L ul ' Q? QS -5.5749 Firstg M. Empuluri, MyMuchuIs, M. Flalwrty. Secondg M. Mulla,-j. Davns, A. Clark, S. Panos, J. Ballcrmi, H. Mcrrlfk. 932 ,1-v. ,J -lfgqs' vu-.,w af-3 ' wif 'S' .lm 'si 'S Y I . v I x h 3 Q s v 2 3. an S: 9' ,,, N '+ ff ga Firstg D. Manning, B. Bond, S. O'Reilly, C. Blanc. Secondg P. Tecca, D. Smith. Thirdg S. Buitta, P. Raiche, G. Cole, S. Kilborn, B. Smith, S. Unclerdown. Firsrg R. Hoefer, S. Toomey, H. Storm, W. Haskell, C. Taylor, M. Bernard. Secondgj. Hewson, L. Conwayuj. Harrison, S. Ryder, K. Mason, S. Shields C. Winters 'Q ff. 6-, ard' A Furs! D lxercl T Ioscuuro Scuond F Gnngms R Valar: Narkncwncz First M. Caron Suond H Balmcs V Nguynn P Young, F larly f km xlu Third C llovurd C Rumclx P lx1nLm.4n I Cmdnn flcdlm Third Sgully P Nlacllonald W Athanaslou C Kelly F1rsl Hudsperh C ohnston T Conway Scaond S Nappa S osc-ph K, Walsh R Munfxdd Third S Oshorm S Ross I Crow ley V Saraceno v FIISIQ P. Barry, B, Baram. SecondgT. Hen- mgan, S. Haskell, D. Harlow, Curadossi, C Morrillnj. Crawford. Thirdg M. Carroll, M Glans, P, Curadossi, S. Dicks. w . Eevl ga. 4 V V.. f 22 Rm - - -la! J--' lil: , , y ,'1-427' Z ' WB: ,-3.. , First Dog. Secondgj. Healey, N. Woods, E. Anthony P. Hickey, B. Stammen. Thirdg S. Svelms D. Dahlquist, P, Houde, L. Gates. L. H N,,. r M -.Q . ' O Firstg T. Burr, Dcfrrura5. Secondg N. Lcvcsque D. Locke, M. Frcdfxcksun, Taupler, l.. Hurley Thirdg P. Holland, G, jackson, C. Swanson, ffl 5. il ,-vi' l Firslg D. Gundcrway. Secondg B. Mullen, D. Delforno, Haskins, D. Torrey, P. Swanson, - Third: R. Miller, R. Tellier, D. Volpicclli. M. ' Levesque, P. MacDonald, Hughes. -Pl- Fif5lj H. Thayer, P. Shcchy, B. Wllitc, M. Fin- nerty. Secondg R. Page, R. Bclyca, P. Dclahunt, T. Grafton, S. Bizzozcro. Third: F. Walsh, Tulis, M. Kearney, D. Mason. i 'QS w ' in Firsrg D. Crowley, K. Mclvlullln, Secondg I.. Baker, l.. Tlmrnpson, 'lf O'Ncrl, P Rushton, P. CUYdd0SSl. Third, R. llmlgclnnrl, I.. Raul, G. Blanchard. I ,Nuff , l W l W 42T's'K'Jf'5 , Le, A P , qi W? auglc f nah- 3 as Q5 3 Q' .44 31 cz XL. 1 V' ' . - M .4 ' but Firsrg T. McKeeney, S. Sennett. Secondg A. Eich, D. Flaherty, L. Wfoodlock, A. Sullivan, M. Kearney. Thirdg S. Heitalauj. Davies, T. Smith,-I. Detwiler, Taylor. First: T. Call, N. Pettinc, L. Caan. Second: G. Ross, M. Cowden, R. Dempsey,j. Colliri, S. MCPhail, M. Liuzzi. Thirdgj, Morrill, D, Simmons, P. Gendrolis, M DiCroce. I if .haf 4 , f MU- lp - .312 iq il QS -n I 4 9 1 I fyix Lf'-. JS bf 1-1- Firslg E. Eisner, L. Glasco, M. Clapp. Secondg S. Merrick, T. Cotter, S. Reed, H. Thayer, S. Marsh, L. Trocki. Third: M. Cashman, A, Conway,j. I.unny,j. Carroll First: D. Shannon, R. Sweeney, S. Lamherr, S. Klinguj. Svelnis. Secondg P. Troy, l.. Llamo. Thirdg D. Zamburo, M. Dionnqj. Hclfruch, B. Shaurz, Ii, Hxclacy, I -jackson, C. Bracchi. QS 40- ,- Nw i My . ,Q L Q' 1:.t '!A' 'f A S . 'f Q! 4 f . i vi! ' I I 'Y C --151-is Hu 1 'W' I fs-.ff A X '4 A' Y I .1 v 4 ' I - '.',: -ual Ali? x -' 'lv -.. o lf Jlgfllllfll . , , IH.. L-i.f.fi,. . 'D 'F af 'hat Tod lxennody s vurrent over- 1 'fi-'Hfffi em -1 0 io, an llIll'l'2lAQ2EDi 'lClllHl that u 'W' Iliff 'al . . 'bf'-WJ' ' r' iniamnvd V ' ' ,-- ' tvfly wi-' ' dzsmzssed for molatmzw C e ,ff H ' the new season is 'ASuf.:ar Babies. an authetiwefof' ui , burlesque, featuring a buggy nwdf' x tacularQTQPU , r- Mimi, kind of lante' ,V as we Q ,A :- llltllllliv' 0 ' 6 Jwliiyv ljlgifjjng .. ,ne tools of healing that they are. o it hd 51.m'fifWl'9I f1f9S ...tu more selewtiio us time goes hy: Therefore, the 4 W, Him, R N U f f 1 W .aiiner we 201 from an eieiit. the better it looks. Thefre- ' 0 ' ' ' t - nostalgia. a sort of security blanket we Can r'urF5' lily! Q times. with or without our thunihs in our iiioiff t , axtry with joey T , . k- Still usin: Broadway as :in indicator ' , .ti restore our 4 A 'fi sl ., ...,, . ,... .t-. . mind.s15:ns are that thinfzsuill get x g 5 ,ii Caiiivlot exists, tha' 'pf rr- at hg my-, gm -53 sets in. For instance, tivo ff .id iuwt uniting for the rif' 6' 1 W e lTllf3C'l, and ill' later in the neason S .. ixennecly wuld turn out to be ' is . V '-fltfe ,V ffm Harrison rec K v-fl1!lPYCl't1llf1llfllfLllirn!lS he has are nf , H Camel 5 ll he mins the Dcniocrutit: noininztli.. i 20- , , think it xtill he hecziuw the voters have ii.' .ki x --J' of Ill? My only fear ii. vsliut uill happen if not ext-n - ' ax -time mtiaiual. Um ,,f1i,,. .:.i,.,.'w - , i Q 7 ' xx L? I a ,funding verv 1 U: Q: hir 5 Said et don't fh n I- t h gi 7' 5- 1 y y w i f in ii pi C cr and .Los . ,, you .imlz ahmit tho f'l'12YTXhl0Y1'K U-.. three? years with ,gin iinguzi. 0 T. ft., f on. Ht strokt erviff. witho int oi A 1 . fA,.1.,', ., Even f ' 1 A .1.ft.ilJi '- IVE ' 'vitliaon io shook 5 Vizlllf most: I ,Q , H dxf-2.55 ri. a glin tion '0i, in ner energy, uiivf NHS NHS Net Forces Both T num Greg iir King, .. H ii mon 5 if. ...... M - , b Q finals the day .. --nnnipes and giving instruction at they 'U '5 mill WW VW 359 M22 figvf Lain drama that was mb- S r e in the instrument whose Y UU A'llSg:iW?fb,5Sh rua forward to-the-winner-20 ak M Ut-ic Q S? - E 4 t rhr- 9 9 S Hr .i 9,16 To put things imma' Q 'spectiv:, t -qty wi , gin at the end. The 'own one of tit.. 1' V Gui. sets of goalposf' nkerson Field t 3 heme! I.'w V C f V'i -1Vfwif-e if, Yesterday, Y K 'ire when aued nwming Wm' M O 'ii Shout it I. 1 BU foov O N kind ol Q be A Ceiebramry mamm 'iii '.t,':L-i':riin1i'lt'is Y'TiI'IlEGInfW emf' 0 Q 'me Smce ght up. pleasent when he war in limtot Mmm' V 1 -tl ,l 5 B S Come from be Y lo oversee thc texrs sewmh f fir' ' - .b - W MH. . ht. 9 Jversitv of f H up 3 cut l 'xo -- 6 3 ' Univei ,, 20 ' S C 0 t.. it .io if 1 teed Bb. ,.ie ever, . . in nie tif: l -iq Conferenc. 9 .node the 8- Um ml :ir iovoo to . -. no grit-.' , e tender for ti-.fix-1.?iYalSl0n 1.1 , .dtiiiiiiies the teachingiof Eiigltsh in to- gm 'idmvs .S'1mQi,mT'l'l' N i y . but-wi 5--' N UU wdcn thools. 'tlt's the effect of the minorities WU? Cumhfl ,M 'l,l'w'l1 lil N Ru P Mmzmc so Smsmw to mlmmk, out himself tprriigh in , A'-'......uLd,-SA Elitng of-mlftt rpm ', 1 it A .. .,,4 I lriuxdxhi' 2: X ,ix C I io NHS Nme Sh . . l....., T be trailing by only u-.1 ... o in the first half. Connecutt.. 4 , , x t S ' 7 X r GIRLS SOC .'. i 'lf I , u ' 7 i If ' xx ff, X1 tx: ,if 'v, . .J 5 . . R fi' V T C f 1 --- 'n f ' ' ' 1 1 5 X Firsrg l. Frehill, M. Murphy, M. Cotter, M. Lonlcehj. Moore, S. Mastro, A. Davis. Secondg A. Dempseyul. Nagle, M. Connolly, L, D'Angelo, S. Bauerfeind, T Cloutler Coach Anderson The Girls' Softball Team had a reasonably good season with a 9 - 7 record and a third place finish in the League. The strong pitching of Martha Lonke, the agressive Catching of Joanne Moore and the consistent fielding of Maureen Cotter will be missed in the season to come. The Clippers however have six of their nine starters returning and all indications point to some fine softball play in the future. f 5' , . t . ve g N' X -' ? I -. xx Q' .liP- a f 4 .TRACK Firsrg D. Anstead, C. Smith, P. O'Reilly, S. Call,j. Withington, T. Travis, K. Merritt, D. Caldwell, S. Fridgen, S. Lloyd. Secondg L. Glasco Rice, T, Cotter, S. Heitala, T. Raebel, D. Sheehan, S. Troy, M, Loscuito, A, Morrill, K, Robinsonuj. Davies, N. Wtntxds, K. Pendergast, C. V Coach Austun, M, lfredrickson, K. Vinci,j. Svelnis,-J. Crawford, L. jackson, B. Hickey, M. Kearsely, P. Troy, K, Kaslauskas, K. Glasco, Helfrich, C Sweeney, L. Travis, P. Morraites, K, Aide, D. Fridgen, Coach Littlefield, R. Valeri. 1979 SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE TRI-CHAMPS The crowd went wild as Pam O'Reilly lept across the finish line into her teammates' arms as the Norwell Clippers beat the Abington NOrW6ll Greenwave and assured themselves of a three-way tie for the South Abington Shore League title. The team, lead by co-captains Pam O'Reilly and Duxbury Chrissy Smith, went on to capture the All-League Championship and Middleboro to place fifth in the class C state meet. Strong performances were Cohassett recorded by jessica Bahros in the mile. Toni Raebel, who broke the Hull school record in the 100 yard dash with a time of 11.5 seconds and the Holbrook 4x110 relay team, composed of Toni Raebel, Kathy Merritt, Terri E. Bridgewater Travis and Nancy Pettine, who together set a state record of 50.7 Hanover seconds. Diane McKinnon also broke the school record in the discus with a throw of 95'11 . The Clippers main objective next year will be to take the S.S.L. crown outright. With a strong nucleus in the senior class and plenty of good talent coming up to fill the vacant places left by graduation, the team has a very good chance of achieving that goal. y r ir . 1 g FiY:rfYT1.x 5' w . f gn' ft NL 1 AR -' .'- vftill, 5,6 : . . 4 -U' ' -165 Jf r J. Pettine, A. iters. Third: . Helfrich, W 8 8 8 5 4 3 2 1 0 L 1 1 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 Q 3... .--T-'.-I: E,:.f:4: -.g D-.3 -mms.-I. I 'EH .'--thy ll 5. ' ni. f .fs .-.W S' new My as ? is . QUQ4 -P' gui' . fs ,, , -.gs 'Q 'Y -Aw 910' ya, .A-all 1 1 , vw . V4 ,101 4161 ms :QM g,.-.-ad ,,...1-.,,,.-..---M1 fa ' ya: lu!!! M , .1-aiu.-. ' -i'm.,.,w ' V W., .rv .-.K , , - .31-,Nl 1 I -'I - -,..Q'V'R H '4 J wg .y 'ML f- 4 , 4- - ' 'ff- X' , Y :,. ' V ' fF fv ' 'EQ fr A A .5 W we , we .' Q I! , Q , V it , Jil' .A ' ' 1 V Q . f 731 IEA Y., A. JL' A i ' ' f 'A -Lz ,1-Tal' 4 1' ' . m fa 1 1 1, A, , .,.A-,.-,- ,H ,J-'--, BOYS TENN S ii in 4 PQ Firsrguj Gill, P. Keefe,j. Derwiler, M. Murphy, M. Tecca, M. Riley, B. Goleme, P, Olsen. Secondg P. Tecca, P Laturneau T Smith R Sweeney G Resnick P Holland, Coach Webber. q ' The Boys' Tennis Team had an improved season with it's 5 - 9 record. A rather young team, the future looks bright with every mem- ber of the squad returning except the doubles combination of Phil Olsen and Brian Golemme. Returning regulars for Norwell will be Mark Tecca, Peter Keefe, john Detwiler and jason Gill. 'N- un ,, . If '-1-S.. 4 A S 4: -74,95 Q -7:34-if A ' X , X GIRLS TENN s Fitslgj. Gibson,-I. Gould, T. Edlund, E. Kemp, W, Buell,j. Mackin, S. Merrick, M. O'l.aughlin. Secondg Mrs. Scheller - coach - C. Howard, P. Gates, B. Merrick, Minniutti, Ellis, L. Macdonalduj, Curadosi. The Girls' Tennis team, with only two graduat- ing seniors, are hoping for an improved record in the 1980 season. Under the direction of Mrs. Scheller, and assistant coach Mr. Swartz, the team should provide us with an enjoyable, and exciting season in the spring. 0. T A Y . . Qi- fi . ' -.splr f r .,,- 1 . L' . Vx, . L- . . .Q ' -y . -4 inf, . BOYS TRACK X dk J J' 4 viii. iN! Y Firsrg D. Eich, H. Larson, C. Ewatt, P. McKenney, D. Pettine,j. Cowden, E. Aicardi, W. Graden, P. Pettinc-,j. Magazu, B. Birtwell.Secondg G. Eredrickson R Pattenj llanak, G. llanakul, Adams, D. Carton,j. Kelly, R. Larson, S. Flaherty, K. White, R, Caron, S. Kelly.Thirdg Mr. Emerson coach - T. Loscuito W I Johnston, li Walsh,j Morrill, D Mason, S. Murphy, E. Peterson, R, Steele, D. Simmons, A. Djamoos, S, Shields, S. Cowden, S. Lonergan, Mr. Scott - coach The Boys Track Team had one of their most productive seasons in recent years resulting in an 8 - 2 record. In the State Tournement the team did very well, and had high place finishers in many events. With the loss of many talented seniors this years team has their work cut out for them. But with a little luck, the hard work of the returning underclassmen, and the guidance of head coach Mr. Scott and his assistant, the talented and versatile Mr. Emerson, the team should do well. - E- wr-gr . Ps ally 'af r-'I I ll-' ' 9 , - 'G 'J ly - 1 . 281 1. -- Duxbury Middleboro Norwell Cohassett Hull E. Bridgewater Hull Hanover Abington -1 W L 10 O 9 1 8 2 7 3 5 5 5 5 4 6 2 8 0 10 f .'Y Niall 1 rl . ,1j.,q.1 X ,QA v - fl '-'o-- 1 Q- . A ,,- r , -Q.. f 1 ' JL-'S H A315-0 - I I' I. S i' . I k. n l I '. T , V. tx. I I I D I I . W , I ,Am 1 'lk K .4,,,-5 M iz.. .g.., , ...J .a..3JLl'-Sift ' ' lvl A ' . .r - , .A . -'-gm I ,Q e . 'h ' ... . - ,. . 1 ,Jun 5Q.5if'-Cu -7.-N' an L ' .- :sm ' Iwfivflfbl'- 'UfC'R'2'f . . . A - V- - 'f-Uztzl g 2,'J .' .'i - D M S W Y ' ' ' Q X h - .4 . J ' iv i'f'I1Q',1--1',xg'fwi. P ggi 'ur r 1, -'f '-- '- - - f . . . 02.0- -f X' '- 7'-- . --- si, .4 - A.. :Y I ,Q-,A 'ggi' ,. 3 . 'Id I Y: Y iwlgf Ti ' A- Fings- .Tn .7 --:fi r X -, H V rv . -- .-f -' . - --J ft 5-...au-rar' 1 H 1 - ' . f . . - N. ,W , , A, und. .1A.,..aag It .. A-gn .. ki' ' 1.15 -':fJ.4 4 L .1 J Firstg P. McCarthy, B. Ross, P. Bennett, B. Coakley,-I, Connolly, K. Metcalf, K. Dickman, M. Freeman. Secondg Coach Kassalty, S. McPhail, M. Liuzzi,j. Caliri, j. hp ' Ellis, P. Gammel, R. Belyea, W. Collins, A, Snow, R. Miniutti. 1979 SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE CC-CHAMPIONS l. 4? 43 Q X3 A- f 1 fl 1 ' f If f Y X! fl, ' s, ' 'X 5: 'LX s , l I . ., 1. Q an 'A 'E -ll ,si .- . 5 'W if l B ,B , 'LL' Y Considered by many to be only a rebuilding year, the Clippers proved that age and experience were not the only variables needed to win baseball games. Led by senior co-captain joe Connolly, Norwell came back at the end ofthe season to beat both Abington and Hull for a share of the South Shore League crown, and to continue the out- standing baseball tradition at Norwell High School. The team then reached the semifinals of the State Tournament before bowing out to Ma- tignon in a very exciting game. Next years return- ing starters will be co-captains Paul Gammell and Bill Collins, Karl Dickman, Andy Snow, Steve McPhail, Mike Liuzzi, and Rolly Belyea CHAMPS! fi! Y ' .. Jw i 'Q bf' u - l V' 44. hy fad... n, ,iff H+. - ,V ww' V . , . 'K'- .., ' - ' ,..rheycanhnr.., e - I so 94. , ,.. 1.1.5 F- M- X- ,-,- , 1 BUT MOST OF ALL . . . THEY CAN WIN!! - ,.'D Q X .I if-Q , Q,, up, I s R L , 4 - 'T ' 'ml -:Ll .lr .A Q 6 i s ww iilllllfz , xi -My ' W Mi is s 6 Zn y psi Iris First, M. Flander, Ellis, M, Freeman, G. Hanak,-I. Measheau, P. McCarthy, M. Hayes, W. Messuchi, T. Miller. Secondg T. Smith, Morrill, P. Tuttle, A L Djamoos, E. Peterson, E. Edwards, R. Page, S. Murphy. Thirdg Mr. Osgood, T. Osgood, D. Schooley,j. Detwiler, W. Stockwell, R. Belyea, P. Kingman, M. Cronin 5 C if 'Cr fr'-L The Boys Soccer Team had a very fine and exciting season. 1- S 1 :X The team finished third in the South Shore League, and came ' I 1 xiavfl within one game of qualifying for the state tournament. The . - . W season went down to the last game against Hanover, where the wi Clippers lost a close and exciting contest. One highlight of the season was Andy Djamoos' breaking of the N.H.S. all time S V X scoring record. Notable performances were also turned in by V Q I seniors, Mans Erlander, Walter Massucci, john Mesheau, Paul McCarthy, Mike Freeman, Tim Miller, joe Ellis and Mark Hayes. pl Ks xii, Il. -'ff-.1 S r rf ' s - U4 ?Y4 Q 1 f., 5... A. 1 dw. lf' I X. Tgg- P' --Q 1 . 1. . ,Ti A-x .ig f A 5 MI g i - . if is 1 S' ' '. I ' 7 -', ' - -' ,,'. fx l 'Q ,4,, fl-s. Vw ' bn- Wllllll TII 'V 'A ' ' ' 1 1 'N 355555755-'H' -fll llll: :1lgv,g3f 7 1,itNl'AllE!'H. . . Qvfiasszszsf-:4 gfmgjih' '4. ' 'illillgf 552457255 'L' w illluzzs' llf,1l'f4 , QC, EIIIIIY 9 '41 ll 513955 ai' I Y W 1 ' if A ' 3, M In A 1 . PM 'G A f ' 'w H Q K fA ff gigs. 1 if-r 4 5 P, fp, vl . A-lark, fl. L 'Y -f A jf: v 5 l' ,Q ya, 'A W if , . Nil, ighxg f ' . g-354 , , if - mg taggg, 124' l'1, AI' W Nllllf' I 257 Am nf mar 1 Z2 .:BE32. El 1:5 , PC-'0c--- - -.1 - t 4 ' ,' ff ,llilllll ,Flu ug , , ff . .l!.!.!.!.!.!.!!! l!!!!!! 5 9. ' ' f P XAQEQ v,:'. X I J . if ,tp ,H , . fa WV W B ' -.4 Q1.3gf f?' 1 Q.. L . - , ,,,..-f11i,1' - i x. .221 uf vii ,eggs ' ' I pci, Us if N it ill ,mf Firsrg K. Poole, S. Troy,j. Macl-cin, Cjoseph, M. Stanton, M. McCarthy. Seton Thirdg Ms. Blanchard - Coach. Although the Field Hockey team did not have a winning season this year, ending with a 0 - 15 - 3 record, two players, Co-captain Carolyn joseph and junior Mary Connolly were elected to the South Shore League All-Star Team, Coach Blanchard has high hopes for next year, with many talented j.V. players, whom she expects to take the place of departing seniors. Notable perfor- mances were given by Sue Troy, Mary Stanton, and Co-captain jane Mackin. dg K. Kauslaskas, M. Connolly, P. Troy,j. Gould, N. Dillon, A. Rice, M. Holt. f'I lu Glu-'T ,,, g 1 .3 ,.,. 4 I' 1 - r ' . grci' fugy. 1 ., 1 iQ 'X ! f . J - 1 .' J' '- We -4 I . V 'P '1 . , . h' 1':.i.,' 132. w.--' In Mui.-u J 5 ., ml if PMMWJJSW? I 'YY 1 A 'ri A ,sg vw v. . I. 3 U' ' K. .V 1 , 'L ,- .may ' ' E , , R -, . ,V -' .N ,J . 23' . , - 5 7-L 'ut .- 7 ' K , if - If- , Q 2-Q12 5' ff , .I --Vw ' . , v. pail Y P' 4. X 1 - 45, 1 -Ji :hx ,hm ,wx I NZ5,,f' ' If 1. -r' .E 33 N n nw.. ' U Firsig M. Murphy, A. Davis, C. Locke, D. Sheehan, K, Stansbury, M, McLeod, L. Freehill D Dempsey Second K Henry S Baurenfeind Davis B Hickey M Kearsley, C. Bakeberg, L. Lamo,j. Ballerini, S. Heitala, C. Howard, C. Morrill, K. Vinci Coach Anderson The Girl's Varsity Soccer Team finished the season with many things to be proud of, though in terms of wins the season could have been better. Coach Anderson feels that the young squad gained much experience over the past year that will reflect itself in next seasons efforts, Due to the departure of senior co-captains Denise Sheehan and Carol Locke and seniors Allison Davis, Diane Dempsey, Kara Stansbury, and Lisa Freehill the team will be missing some key players. However the remainder ofthe Varsity Team and the upcoming members of thej.V. Team should fill this void and the team is optomistic about the 1980 season. ! nv - 5 M N klg , N Q . x 8 A x'. S -- 'r f'-wifi. .n,, ,Q lx Q v 0 S Ofkmb U ..-ws ii- an-3-41 id ' ' s. .4 - -f '-'qw' 4 I .l 5- Qs: FALL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I I' W' M I 'W R R' R 1' H, u M Af.:-5 img fi N Q, ,iiff i Q ' Y .T f E E FQ' I. ni I . nf' 5 ' 4 ,Q . -, 1 1. Qi , .Anya-tn': 5 h 'fa ' 1 ,hs .9 - . M, ' --Yu - 5 J' . Alf M ' I ' s s ,Jn I -.Q ' f r ' 'fxfvx I '9,'N- ' .-s : h ' ' : 'iiffif R ' E. .Y Q93 'Q ' ' Y.-....-'I :iii ' P rpg. 74 ' If lf., ' Jsklv 5, N qv: , n lx. Mi. C. ?. 'J a .'Z l'-! 'f In Q 'lfl' 'T , , K .-tx A .. -Q ,,. ,REQ .fa 'T r f VJ- J ' 3 W F, ' ri, 1 I I I h ' lwhllih N I Ax 'O-xg ,aa 4 Firstg K. Lynch, E. Eich. Secondgj. Pinkham, L. Gates, S. St. Ours, T. Edlund, L. Ransom, L, Travis. Thirdg C. Delahunr, S. Molla, T. Rachel. :1 A -ri. M, 'xx 1 . E x R IIQKX - 'ami A --E WF-E f E -Q ll Ki 4 ' f' ful v ' T X 3 iff ' 'Sf Q- ,N Tw 5 I 1 5 4 fir r 5 g l E p 'A ' 1 - - f IH 5 . r ' P -H 4 :q w ' 21' '- 13 A1 cf -L I A .WWW fu? l H. Q f J 4 H -- in r qi ,CJ WI' L.-. . ' 4 Firstg P. Hureau,j. Healy, S. Lannon, N. Nichols, A. Resnick, C. Sweeney. Secondg Ellis, L. Heitala, A. Healy r f 5 n A Q . gli. Q. f v W 1' l U' R' -QQ .bg Pg. I ' jg. ' h , W . ,1 , , .1 , gf, . ' - l'-4 ire' Sr lx! 7 'Q -'Y , P' f 9... 4 -,vw . O 4 - - ----3' v ., tr 3 fl. A ,..y ,-,'. I V.. , , ,A y . x .M . - .. , . . . ' V 1.1.4.4 ?67e,i'2g ld l ,-A . ' . ' .. '3-f L - .. u-,- . ' ' ,. :J .'f.g,i!a.jes1.! 5. w.AvkL. -nity. H J-.'5i,2-S .., x F53- ' ' L - ' n. N 5 ' ' 111. auf- ,N v ' 'V ' V ' T ah QQN ' . ,I I g , . . X. , ,. ef- - gi! V' N- if t 1' ,A Y li Hi: I . :l J i NJN 'lfw A ' I . ,. fl h. 7 w , I i 1 .X A-1 X A A . F 1 K K' M. aw... . ,- , ,rx , f --,- -. I, I .1 . -, .. , 1 -- -.ae .ai ---.- , . - ,-t. ci. - 1 3?-fzf,'fAj,':x s f , - A -- ' Y' V I ..-fa,-,, s. . ,a 1 --1 1-fi',f-SJ-4 -X A -Ati,-f-' - -f-'-..- 1 ' - , . . . .. . . ., ,-4. ' - . : . -1 . -1 nf . ' 12 ' '.,t. - ,- ,,f- .i ,,-.--. '- mf-:',a,.5v- f'. ..f' '-jg gg' , -iff -' '-jim' 9' ' ' . P',r' fp: -.Lg,, --p 1 Q.-Sllffww QV, Lrg X-9-7i w'?+ H i- - i .rf--': '1l' -' .' 17!pf'Qw s5 '7'e4T l .' 'fhfd' u '-.- '-A - V. 'T' '- ' K 'nh 'I , 'gf - -'R Z :VI ,Z 'Q'-.uf ' Q .La.f,.-, .' U'- j4:','l'?.' j 'Y 1?-1-.x.-7 , 4 y f':lqA.7 n' I ht ' -1, Q3 . 'i.'5, ' ' ' x .r. -gl-.turf ' 9- ' ' -',X',.,. ' - -. -1 1- 1' .. f'f.?e.eJ-1-'S- fm ,T -. - . - 'f+7vi'v 'N-'-'M .Q 11.16. '.'f4.ll'.'?. - '.'.- : 4 l'.L ffi. 5'iJ.-.J ' ia'fp:.l '1 'J -' f-F15 IFS -WZ. is A . 'uflkglim .2 1 M V ' Firstg K. Kellaway,j. Park, L. Crowley, D. Pinkham, S. Cowden, K. Mason M. Pinkham, B. White,,I. Taupier, D. Callahan. Secondg C. Swanson, R. Patten, S. Sennett, B. Davies Cco-captl, A. Snow, B. Lynch, G. Ross, R. Dempsey, S. Avery. Thirdg Coach Walsh, Colburn, R. Caron, M. Helfrich, K. Dickman, Kelley, B. Moore, S. Flaherty, Adams, S. Marsh, G. jackson, P. Houde, S. Kelly, Coach Austin, Coach Kassatly The Varsity Football Team had a sporadic season this year enjoying both good and bad games. The team was made up mainly of seniors who had played together since their sophomore year. That year the team had a 1-9 record and succumbed to an embarrassing loss to Hanover on Thanksgiving. As juniors the team compiled 4-6 record and again lost to Hanover. 1979 promised to be better and the team ended with an improved 5-5 record, losing many close games. The highlight of the season however, was the tremendous victory over Hanover with a score of 18-14, marking only the second time in the 14 year rivalry Norwell has defeated Hanover. Both fans and players are confident that the steady improvement of the past three years will continue in the future. 1' 'f -L, Q. -use -we.-Q -w-'wr i, li 'Vf?7 ' G-L, -1 ,f '-as-f -ff-S? -. K v. 1-5, 1 N 1 4 A 4 ,Y- ' Lf. .fi 'S ... - lui mn?--1 ,.,,.. i . ..-'23 'Aw ',A ',-Y nf K Q' -f - et,- ' 2 .'. , 9-vlq, .. u A: Ygg' WU I Q 1-'UM' 4 1, 1. 1 M i l 1 it f 4 4 I7 f , K vs A-' S , A lg. 8 C5 f li1??rJ' r 'Q . 'N- 0. 14 I1 Q . 5' ' V V, ' w n v AL ' ' I' H! ' Q z' . f V Q MAN JC s s nuff , . mx fi ' Y I Norwell Norwell Norwell Norwell Norwell Norwell Norwell Norwell Norwell 1 Norwell HOMECOMING 1979 21 Nantucket 14 5 Abington 9 0 Duxbury 20 7 Middleboro 21 28 Cohasserr 6 19 East Bridgewater 21 31 Holbrook 20 23 Old Rochester 6 10 Hull 37 THANKSGIVING 18 Hanover 14 THANKSGIVING 1979 Anyone who was part of this years Thanksgiving thriller, either in spirit or in body, will never forget all the excitement that surrounded Norwell's second victory in the history ofthe traditional rivalry against Hanover. 54 5' Cl . - ' ,Q ' . N L A . ' .lei fl is ' 0. N , , X V s, - N 'W-qfZ..v !A WI TER CHEERLE DI 1. vavqnnunus- First: L. Gates, S. Sr. Ours. S. Molla. D. Bora. Second: C. Delahunr, L. Travis,j. Ellis, K. Lynch, E. Eich, Pinkham. rw P! .O ji 71 Q.: .1-1 First: A. Resniclgj. Healy, C. Sweeney, N. Nichols. Second: A. Healy. S. Lannon, L. Prudeme, H. Rirrenj. Amorelli. .....L 555 5-.. 'i J 3 rf I, I rl-u-Q.,.i, Y NX! g- 4? 1' 'r in T1- v in 5 - w- - 9 Q 1 7.4, x. 5 A U ,T E.: ! V. Q-. Q I 1 l 2 I . Y v X f .. T 2 T L v ' ' . 3 . ' Q r 1 8 'f ,' as ...f H . A I X ' . 3 ' fflpvf' ' - J rf X. . - - ff Q Y i 4 'i i ' E , ' 1 3 ' ' , V , SLN. . 4'1 U . L ,r .4 Q- I E fx X g f i s ' J K e i , v Nr 5 A 5 I ... h A , v Q -X S - - , z, Qs, M A , ' E1 The Boys Basketball Team had an ' exciting season which did not refTeCt '- , - itself in the win column, this year. The NX . 7 i Clippers brought some exciting basket- gl ' ban back tothe N.H.s. gymnasium with is ' ' ' - , superb performances from high scorer I T ' ' lx o- I Peter Delahunt and the never say die Q-' . ' ' V , A , efforts from the whole team, led by l JY I T: f 5. 5 at senior Coscaptains Karl Diclcman and ' 5. i f'f R- i . T ,-I' Bill Davies. The highlight of the season 4 'A ', 8 'X 1 wg El s ' 'U YV was the double overtime thriller against 'A' - 7 archnval Hanover, who at the time was l 'tl' x I the trip team in the SSI.. This season I 3 'T m - 1 v inspired hopes in everyone that in the ' ? - L 1980-81 season Norwell will be able to X E -'H 5 consider itself a serious contender. , X ' X 4 ss s Firstg S. McPhail, XX . Davies l'capt.l, K. Dickman lcapt. JJ. Norling. Secondg Coach Emerson, R. Belyea, P. Gammell,-I. Adams,j. Detwiler, P. Delahunt, S. Avery, M. TeCCa lmanagerj. nf! 1 Q2 '13 - ,1 J we .l N' if 5 ! , UQ? 3 X9 --f I J-f1:,,x1--I ..... 3' 4 vm icy Firstzj. Parks, K. Harrington, M. Liuzzi,j. Caliri, C. Blanc, K, McCarthy. Second: Coach Peros,j. Prudente, D. Sxmmons, A. Clark, P. Houde, M. Glans, D, Dalquist, G Resnick. T ' L n N K' P My I , 5 ffl 'W ffm! .S,Zj2,. . ,,.f,,.,q,asull0- H v ...2 ' U i 1 r L. The Girl's Varsity Basketball Team played hard all season but the lack of experienced players kept them from having more wins. Fine performances were turned in by senior co- captains Amy Dempsey, who has been on the team since she was a Freshman, and jane Mackin, the teams leading re- bounder. Senior support was also given byjoanne Nagle, Sue Troy, and Michelle Murphy. Strong juniors on the team included Mary Connolly and Susan Bauerenfeind. The team is looking forward to an improved season next year with half the team returning and strong players moving up from the j.V. team. Firstg M. Murphy, A. Dempseygj. Mackin, S. Troy,j. Nagle. Secondg D. Sheehan, L. D'Angelo, M. Connolly, M. Call, S. Baurenfeind, A, Rice J. Ballerini, K. Lawson, S. Anstead. ji N0 '1 Firstgj. Mnmum, S. Ryder, G Saraccno, K, Vmcn, W, Haskell, Ivi, Olaughlm, Secon Hudspeth, N, Lynch, 2- W 41 c d,k.Per'-dergtjf fdSRsSK pj ff Q, , V 1 '13, . W , , 2 N W ,.g,,.,X xg, , ,f Y ' . x . W ESTLING 6- .4 ,x' I I . - i 4 1 ,r '- Q f ' ' V. X.. Y, .J I I 4' '- . -ni 1 lo- g . ---C ah First: F. Chico,j. McLeod, R. Larsen, G, Ross, R. Cronin, D. Pinkham, S. Cowden Second: T. LoSciuto,-I. Ruykhaver, M. Pinkham S Sennett K Kellaway McCarthy, Gjackson, L. Skliew, D. O'Donovan. Third: Coach Glynn, K. McLeod, T. Larsen, T. McKenney, S.-joseph, C. Swanson P McDonald P Rice D Manning, C. Cox, S. Virtue, Coach Austin, The Norwell High School Wrestling Team had a fairly good season as a Divi- sion 5 school competing against many Division 1 teams. Outstanding perfor- mances were turned in by heavyweight Roger Caron, senior Rob Cronin, junior Gary Ross, and sophomore Steve Cow- den, all of whom placed in the annual Norwell Christmas Tournament, in which the team finished fifth. Though only three members of the squad will gra- duate, they will be important losses in the heavyweight and 169 lb. classes. The rest of the team will be returning however to continue the fine wrestling tradition in Norwell High. I I be 17 X -5 lu 'hr 1 !-.- .int iff, 'Y Q in gs.. I I fl Af g . ,Vn,5. N . , ' V-'AJ g 4 -Q Firstg D, Locke, W. Hietala, D. Fridgen, G. Gately, M. Fredrickson, Coach Stewart, R. Valeri, D. O'Neill, S. Malcom, L. Ransom Kcaptj, C. Morrill. The Girl's Gymnastic Team is just emerging into gymnastic circles with a new coach. A young team led by co-captains, Senior Lisa Ransom and Sophomore Chrissie Morrill. The girls are rapidly gaining exper- ience everyday with some fine talent. The future de- velopment of the Norwell High School gymnastics program looks very bright with some strong under- class support. g U 1 I f if 9 .4 5 i 2 1 A, f ' 2 5 Aw I A ' and Va i? 'Y G,.. A f- A7 '71 Q .151 ,- MW 'iwlq Z., ff , vnu-ova-vw r-ravi' I A J r WI1 fgTE FTR . 'K el Iv!!! FE Hi- I' 'H 3 1 I -irq , .J A 'g' 4 1 .vs--Q..-15' TRA. vs... 1 :nf 1. . 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Y V, S 6 -15 frtjlll Chiiljlllf,l-4' 1 Upon his arrival 'hunet f -' . 0 i ound more thar , ,CP05 Prcsvlll' to say lmes the nr .twanm -,uf . . -I ' Q, fx -tx encompass im, The ,Q troop ap xfillllllclfll A .,t.i'nd. In the '14 major roachr ectfuliy said - 1 it L l K ' mm Jcgameluq Mo iolic. I believe in l't'41ff f ' T 1 N1 H g ..e lit... S annitogka .y to give you securi- F 'i.' on f ' X -- HIS U?1ITll7li!i-TTI, ur, from Channel 58 Ani., J that he did not nl T h N E U MCG' eu knovt its surpris- I 0 The peopl A I h wh. xi t ,B ln! I 1llldld2lt'X adds ur p . I. has 111 -11 ,U -, F9599 0 - ' xxtien tht-ze .. 0 FGCI? be 1-U35 ff 0 1316 these e l pwtgmlt' lil Xen l1ui..,,., 4 Ili ,june I:f,.Bu The capte 0 or joritv rtli.itt-wr - vying the want tt, K' 6103? mx or, as a bent J ordered tml t,L,New til'1,ll'l Li lwiutltitit vitlttlltlale '. Sm-mgntm. ,flip 1, ,m J the ut of rmy ras in Hartford, staged by -TV in to upset L rlvgd J th K h.tXt. .tit mu 153: ' and begin hil lv tltrideti ti. or EUQYTL Y Hamlin, a 4 v Q ' J . . , inet laden! C0llf1Cil i Coogfmfi CQ, J Q1 4 even if you're iustim d ' colfference PU 13' DFOULL pe O 'Oil kind of portable stove :n's tennis isn't it J Ill WGS! S fl JW, mm 1054, Qflblz . - W C 4 X 1 X I , 'rn k ivan 'f 001 FS G Qf c MJ an g tlood tastes . 0367 im!! 5- 8 V - 1- Q0 , . A f s with T ellent. , ,IO YJ l In August.. . 0 S 0 ,O 5 - oth in classrooms and' Ken U. f P other spice or co.. 060 One-third of the ' .. sohiethinig is . 4 f Lerscholastif' Q . pleasanty , D wh- e e depend On the Specific rg 5 Severn Q 9 J. in'iE.LS.3I7d poems 'QL h ad Hnuslffrs ifflrfe liwvis sffrtmrh 7 I . 'V a, e t- S N -1- W- ----1 fu-J or-Cu. usocnu ' it 1' Girls IOOLG if-N3 5 tu S X ' ur choice plus lots of I4 lfe HD, me pjcni A of those elegantly outfi C rn 1 A . A Ll P ,L-ti Cach Quest hrmmht C ifgffyxx S ' . but Eardly essen 0 i fi Ufql' rx-1 , p enthor han- ft f 9 , ! ' b g bw Ml lf7f3?fg5 Ufffgp 'ly ' U3 Gf Q' lifp 'XXUQQ ,x'5 ark bend., wQfAx4f7Qr,g2ff,,i2 -other end of .,.,, ' 'f UO' K Q, 119-you can to keep hot t... ii fm' .s-fo fe dinner table the numberone culina., I ,tm but for axoiding food poisoning, vm., gn an 1.- YEARBOOK EDITORS: Firstg S. Libertineuj. Nagleul. Dardano, G. Dietz Pinkham, T. Carty, L. Kellher.Sec0ndg T. Edlund, K. Dickman, W. Collins, W, Davies, T. Boland, S. Moy. Third, Mr. Peros ladvisorl, M. Wetzel, S. Cogliano, G. Gabriel, C. joseph, C. Dlflehunt, K. Stansbury. YEARBOOK STA FF: First: D. Dempsey, D. Donovan, C. Pratt,j. Mackin, A. Dempsey, C. Fulton, P. Kiley, H. Storm.Secondg T. Smith, A. Sennett,j. Adams, T. Miller, R. Patten,j. Taylor, M. Hayes, M. Molla,j. Leason.Thirdg L. Lyons, E. Glynn, S. Downey, Haskins, L. Ransom, D. Bora, C. Aicardi, Barret, S. Baurenfiend, A. Park, N. Fenno. A in'. 4 -1 N If 4 3' 3 l? 'Sz- 1 X gl ' wx rw -E' Ep Q 9' .ggi 'ag 'Q t I Y 9 -, --1 4 ' 1 , : 11E'Q?f .av 5:12, I I Q7 t 1 l l ' 1 r 4 ' I FRENCH CLUB: First, Mrs. Rosenberg, K. Putney, K. Aide, M. Hayes, L. Kelleherul. Ellis.Secondg G. Osborne, S. Henderson, C. Fulton, G. Blanchard, G Dretz, rl. Narcewrtz. AFS: First, S. Sweeney, D. O'Donovan,j. Clapp, D, Harrrngton. D. Pantano, Duane, D. Crowley, L. Fell, L. Clark, L. Frehill, M. LoSCiut0, N. Levesque, S. Hoffman Se-condg R Eberhardt, R. Weaver, D. Allen, M. Tecca, S, Abbott, M. Leander, M. Empoliti, M. O'Laughlin, Taylor, M. McCarthy, K. Putney, K. Rogers.Thirdg A. Resnrck, N. Woods, D. Downeys, S. Downey, L. Malcom, Mr. Dargis, Clapp, M. Downey, K. McMullen, Clapp. -' F W' I Y ' T Y fr fd .. . 3 A :HIL V' N , Mei. ir iip' T' V F L1 ,qyirm Rl ' .sweef QQ? CHESS CLUB: Mr. Healy, E. Walsh, S. Murphy, S. Pierce,Mi5singg D. FOODS CLUB: Firsrgj. Narcewicrz, L. Travis, T. Call.Secondg T. Raebel, Pierqe, Leagon, T. Boland, R. Pattern.Thirdgj. Duane, A. Rice. DRAMA CLUB: Firstg M. Wetzel, L. Kelleher,j. Nagy, M. Moraires, P. Kiley, M. Empoliti, G. Diet2,j. Dardano, D. Crowley, W. Grant, K. Walsh, G. Sareceno,j TimuIty,j. Balmes,j. Harper, D. Allen. Secondgj. Taylor, B. Clourier, M. Donellan, Ms. Beale, T. Miller, S. Lambert, L. Woodlock, C.johnston,j. Doe, K. Aide, L MacDonald,j. Haskins, M. Tecca. Third, C.joseph,j. Barrett, C. Delahunt, L. Ransom, P. McCarthy,j. Pinkham,j. Ellis, M. Hayes, R. Eberhardt, K. MacMullan, T Carry, S. Murphy, M. Molla, Hudsperh, T. Cloutier, Miniutti, E. Walsh, Mesheau, N. Draeheim, S. Merifield, P. Tower, A. Peck, Detweiler, C. Carry, N Levesque, L. Clark. ' L CALL ,.Z.'.Lf.g 4 x- A '41-nl . 5. wr I f 9 Y U 4 5 -v-J . 3'-4 if i Q'-24-.... 'S fa' , P i ' , ff . ' . , Pi: .- . S .. . B K 5 - , JA L J K5 4' Qi ' , .itil ': 'a::::::v YW' K GERMAN CLUB: Firsrg S. Marsh, M. MC- Carthy, Whittaker, T. Call, D. DeCoste, L. Woodlock, Mr. Ulbrich.5econdg D. Harring- ton, A. Melsky, S. Downey, M. Powers, G Gendr0lis.Thirdg D. Frehill, E. Cloutier, T. Osgood, D. Schooly, G. Sareceno, M. Dow- ney, Ziedins. CHORUS: Firsrg M Kirby, R. Ebcrhardt, M. Tecca,j. llanak, K Kelly, C. Schembari.SeC0ndg S Lambert, C. Schulu, N. Fenno, K. Henry, S. Anstead, l.. Rell, E. Shautz, B. Mullenffhirdg Mr. An- gclucci, E Clciutier, A. Clark, T. Marc, L. Magawu x . THE BAND: Firsrg S. Lambert, G. Hanak, B. Grant.Secondg G. Zigner, K. Bracchi, W. Bond, D. Wilox, A. Wilox, R. Moorcgj. Cur' tain. Thirdg M. Downey,j. Hanak, K. Law- son, S. Marsh, T. Cook, W. Aibanasiou Fourrhg L. Conway, C. Raebel, S. Lannon, W Hietala, C. Spargo. Fihhg S.jackson, I. Dietz j. Knowles, D. Fridgen, S, Nappi, Clapp Sixlhg C. McDonald, Scully, C, Frazer, T Smith, Clapp, T. Lizotte, C. Craven. Sev enthg D. Downey, P. Call,j. Viola, S. Downey T. Bethony. DIOI'1I'lgNl3NS now to make sure to 51,39 Fmigffrom 8926.4 mjlljgnm hat I9 Amerlcan people ure treated fa la Phillips' Umm, 011 1 sald Carter who ns were lower rr een 5 0 l V Ill'l'fIb ms surety risks vtoulr 9C0n0m1C advlself cause 111 couldnt posslblw are UTCSPIIIIN requlred Xml ue I llc lex s e .I ne told a Xlhxte Hou . rune months of last . i, Q Q ra ast mectmg of a utxzcns ,ron f ' I 'A 1 lpror. Q K5 ofnu mil 21,0551 ack lus ulndrall Droflts tax , ' - ' - - ' ' R ' fp I t I l1lC0mD3flY Dfflfl kmd of qualltw control and a cow I it-4 X C -'15 O W. 1 on coal would lncreusf -xl Om' un f I d I t H ne mx ht wnathe Called Q une so I 1 an ne uma on prlce mcrea enate CO, 6 ' I thmk all of xou hue ohse ,1Ll55C mal meaf a ltereet and perhape some cone -uons - Ouse hai cent repor'S of oll ompanx prolltx Fwe f that xvould raises Solar on . .1 b r-ailino ..m,h.1 1000 'Fl-.A C Nm , Wlth Llght Heart Lump In Throa h developed utllity requu tion for all mef , - ty rw una mu umm pmpun fd who 'lengmeer hrs mother reflected Mrs. Carpenter wan III tl '-1-1-Q1 lor the KGIIIWIIN' 51101 lfd It wpaper work whlch we h L1braryded11vat1on1 In Towns, 1 S I ffer 1l1e1la:uIh 1' ,tem of her h :Shand she IS von.-.ul . 4 she ' V F6 HIW81 sur ' - ome ofthe student .X4lI' 2? If 'liShed. u sn 'ry had no I 21 195, u thew got t 6 Ink of 11115 The ' .1efut111'e.' 5 5 asked Nlrs Ldrpenter how her ch x .ld oft '-1111112 11,1 me ea, .,.e L1-r me 1n,, the Johnson ddITllIl1bII'8lI0fl .5 when f tn Johnson .need me I v awnt liveryonet How many st l,fl00, Peter Chrlso... and said, And I :saw only . .ty apathy he, IP 1-lc0n1vh011 I fnffkv ures, lov. rsrllatlont the work force and rr-smant to terromt Ihre about prollferatnon ot nueltar 1 sale, rehable deslffn would he ISIB HTIIQ SlUdCI1lS W9fi'W'V5'iiUf1- 'IIIIIIICS would use that would IIIOYII I'lC2lI'CI IIIUSI.0fWI'lL1I I IIQIKIQI11 silk' I npafgq with 'hr 1011101- V11 I h' lI1leIrI, -t dl GY exc 605 lnstle that 'lhree 'v 0z'filIfi7Zf7 l 1 -' T ' 7 5 1 .J. ZR' 4 r .. Q I X jULIE ANITA FRANCESCA DARDANO jules,-julie Zsuli Oolie, Khufu, Dard Class President 2 - 4, National Honor Society 3, 43 Student Advisory Council 5,41 Latin Club 1 -4 KV. Pre-sl, Drama Club 1 - 4 fSeC.Jg Softball 1 A 4, Yearbook Senior Section Editor 4 And even as you wish men to do to you, so also do you to them. LUKE 6:31 .IOAN MARIE ELIZABETH CONNOLLY Class Secretary 4, French Club 1 - 4, A.F.S. 1, 2, Softball 1 - 5, Yearbook Copy Editor 43 Pep Club 1, 2, National Honor Society 5, 4 Fools despise wisdom and instruction. Proverb 1:7 In riff' sw- nuff 1431 is 3'1- , a p 74 CLASS OFFICERS I a .JAMES THOMAS KELLY JR. jim Class Historian 4, Student Govt. 4, Football 1 - 4g Basketball 1, 2, Spring Track 3, 4, Baseball 2g Winter Track 3, 4, Band 1 - 4 Friendship should be surrounded with ceremo- nies and respects, and not crushed into corners. Friendship requires more time than poor, busy man can usually command. EMERSON 1 ' 1-K 'V 'lx ' r AMY CAROLINE DEMPSEY Bimbo, Dempa Class Vice President 4, Class Historian 3g Basketball 1 - 4, Tennis 2, Softball 1, 3, 43 Soccer 1, 2g Student Govt. 1, 23 Food Committee 2 CSec.l, Band 1, Yearbook 4 Lord, I am not worthy to receive you but only say the word and I shall be healed. MARYANN LOUISE RICHARDS Class Treasurer 2 - 4, Latin Club 1, Drama 1, 25 Tennis 2g Track Stats 3, 4 To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven: . . . a time to keep. Ecclesiastes 1-'T ' '.i ,ttlx -Y 49.4 SUSAN CAROLYN ABBOTT Sue, Sweet Sue A.F.S 1 - 43 Majorette 1, 2, Yearbook 43 Library Aide 1 Through many dangers, toils, and snares I have already comeg 'Tis grace harh brought me safe thus far, And grace will lead me home. LAWRENCE PETER ALLEN Skip, Skipper, Dipper Orchestra 13 Ski Club 25 Spanish Club Zgjunior Ski Club Do not remember all the days you had in high school, but remember all the moments you had there. 0 41' QT' CHRISTINE MARIE AICARDI Chris, Chrissy, Fatty Pep Club lg Spring Track 2g Basketball Stats 2 - 43 Yearbook 4 So stick to the fight when your hardest hit - It's when things seem worst that you mustn't quit. Author unknown I' JEFFREY ADAMS Grizzly Class President 1, Baseball lg Student Government lg Class Vice-President 2g Drama 25 Yearbook 4 Success is getting what you want, happiness is wanting what you get. JESSICA BAHROS Spring Track 1 - 4, Winter Track fCo V Caprj Dream what you dare to dream Be where you want to go Be what you want to be Live. j.L.S. 'S l-i-1- r- -ff Y'- SUSAN KARI BALMES Foods Club 1 - 35 Arts and Crafts Club 1 - 4 A friend is not a feller who is taken in by sham - A friend is one who knows our faults and doesnt give a damn! J. P, McEvoy FRANCIS GERALD BASLER Disco, Frank Football 1 - 4 tlvianagerjg Basketball 1, 2 CMan agerlg Baseball 1 - 4 llvianagerjg Drama 1, 3g Na tional Honor Society 3 It seems to me a crime that we should age These fragile times should never slip us by A time you never can or shall erase As friends together we watch our childhood fly, fi! sph? 'X I' fi l JANE ANN BARRETT janie Yearbook 4g Drama 4 Sorrow is better than laughter, because when the face is sad the heart grows wiser. Ecclesiastes JEFFERY BAUER SHAUN BARRY ,-.Q 'T Al 1, X, I I If 76 .QM LAURA MARIE BEAUVAIS Sometimes the lights all shining on me, Other times I can barely see, Lately it's occurred to me, What a long strange trip it's been. Grateful Dead DIANE SHERRILL BORA Di Cheerleading 2 - 4g Field Hockey lg Pep Club 1 - 2g Band I - 2g Yearbook 43 Drama Club 4 Don't walk in front of me - I may not follow. Don't walk behind me - I may not lead, just walk beside me and be my friend. -I THOMAS JAMES BOLAND III Tom, Thomas. Yearbook Business Editor 43 Soccer lg Tennis 23 Spanish Club 1, 2g Student Government 3, 4g Food Committee 43 Spring Track 4. There is no yesterday, there is no tomorrow, There is only now and that hardly matters. No one cares about the sad old ladies with bags full of tatters. Todd Rundgren I , .,. vxcevv .A 's Ja 'Q HA, MICHAEL BOC Bocca Wrestling 1 - 4 QTri - captainl Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example. Mark Twain MARTHA ANN CALCAGNO Mac, Marry, Marth, Sunshine Band 1, 2g Gymnastics lg Softball 2 If the sun refused to shine. I would still be loving you. When my hopes have crumbled to the sea, They'll still be you and me. Led Zeppelin Il Thank You fit 77 y C? Q .K x-, N '. 'K 1 X f V fi J. ,y ff DAVID RICHARD CALDWELL Fish Band 1 - 25 Soccer 13 Wrestling 3, 4 It's not the wind but the set of our sails that determines the way we go. TIMOTHY JOSEPH CARTY Tennis 1, 25 Drama Club 2 - 43 Yearbook 3, 4 Money can't buy happinessg It can buy a condominium in Hawaii. johnny Carson 1 ' f . -- 74. : , .-2 ,P , . ' L , , 'W , I ,Y - r r .fm ' -i'4 I .fl U 44,4 -, f'. 2-. : ,.,if':,,'f -w tyiir, .1 fl fi2'.p :-'ii,qyf'.i .ff 78 ' hi. it I '- lin , DANIEL CHARLES CARTON Danny Football 1 - 45 Winter Track 1 - 4 fco X - capt.J Spring Track 2 - 4 Qco capt.lg Baseball lg Class Vice President lg National Honor Society 3, 4 You may say I'm a dreamer But I'm not the only one I hope some day you'll join us And the world will be as one. j. Lennon NX.: ROGER EUGENE CARON Class Treasurer lg Boy's State 3g National Honor Society 3, 4 fTreasurerlg Football 1 - 45 Basketball lg Tennis 23 Wrestling 2 - 4 ftri-captjg Track 3 The only way to have a friend is to be one. EMERSON SHEILA ANN CASEY Arts and Crafts 2, 3: Foods 1, 4 The true values of friends are only found when they are gone. Y. TTI? FQ QW 1 4 ft Z.. f 1 fr -.tg -1' '-4 CHRISTOPHER JOHN CHAMNESS Chris, Christophe Drama 1 - 4 QPres. 31, A.F.S. 1 - 4 KV - Pres. 213 Forensics 1 - 33 Student Government 1 - 3g Student Advisory Council 1 v 3g National Honor Society 3, 4g Chile 4 Someday, all of us will spend our lives in our own school, the world, Marshall McLuhan JEAN SUSAN CLAPP Red A.F.S.1 - 4 fPub., Presjg Band 1, 2, 45 Softball 1, 2, 4g Field Hockey 2, Winter Track 2, 4 Remember yesterday Look towards tomorrow Live today. 4? if .1 DAVID CLAPP SCOTT CHIASSON SARAH COGLIANO Sally Latin Club 1 - -lg Soccer Team Manager 2, 3, Drama 1 - 45 Basketball Stats 3, 4g Softball Stats 2, 31 Student Govt. 2 - 43 S.A.C. 3, 4 fChm, 413 Girls' State 5g Yearbook Co - Editor 4, Spanish Club 2 - 4 God save the people, For Thine they are, Thy children as Thy angels fair, God save the people from despair, God save the people. fl ' pf 1-1 IT s gift ,ff xx . 79 1:1 i lv 14 r 'F - W ' at I JEFFREY PAUL COLAMECO jeff When life hands out lemons, make lemonade. ELIZABETH D. COX Liz Volleyball 2, 5, Softball I, 2, Key Club 1 - 3 Far away there in the sunshine, are my highest aspirations, l may not reach them, But I can look and see their beauty, Believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Louisa May Alcott f '-.J N4 , 'hr WILLIAM IOSEPH COLLINS Bill Football 1 - 4, Basketball 1 - 2 - 4g Baseball 1 - 4 fCapt.jg National Honor Society 3 - 45 Yearbook Sports Editor 4, Band 1 There's a divinity that shapes our ends, Rough - hew them how we will, - Hamlet m ,Ji 4, fun , x X - Q JOHN CRANDON COLBURN III Football 1, 3, 4, Student Govt. 1, 2 I believe that man will not merely endure: he will prevail. He is immortal, not because he alone among creatures has an inexhaustible voice, but because he has a soul, a spirit capable of compassion and sacrifice and endurance. William pwlkne, CHRISTINE ANNE CRAVEN Chris, Crater, Chrissy A.P.S. 3 fSec.J, 4 fTreas.lg Basketball 2 - 49 Drama 1, 45 Crafts 1, Band 1 - 4g Yearbook 4 Happytimes and bygone days are never lost . . . In truth, they grow more wonderful within the heart that keeps them. Anonymous ii .1-7 A , ROBERT JOHN CRONIN Robbie, Rob, Bob Track lg Wrestling 2, 4 Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you'te on. Led Zeppelin WILLIAM PAUL DAVIES Football 1 - 4 CCQ - captjg Basketball 1 - 4 CCO - capnlg National Honor Society 3, 4g Art Co - editor of Yearbook 4 You've got your passion. You've got your pride. But don't you know that Only foois are satisfied. . Billy joel LORI D'ALESSANDRO Shorty, Munchkin Accept me as I am So I may learn What I can become. 44' N vi Gift RICHARD C. DAHLQUIST Rick Basketball 1 . 4g Golf 3, 4 fCapt.J Out strengths are composed mainly of weak- nesses we're damned if we're going to show. Mark Twain ALLISON DAVIS Band lg Softball 2, 3, 4g Soccer 3, 4 Im sailing Away Set an open course for the virgin sea 'Cause I've got to be free Free to face the life that's ahead of me. Styx - Come Sail Away' f Xp PAMELA jEAN DEFREITAS Pam, Spam, Spammy But day after day The show must go on And you gaze ar the sky And picture a memory of days in your life With time on your side. DAVID MICHAEL DIBONA Wrestling 1, Yearbook 4 Some did and would, and some didn't, Time past when they knew they could. .i fix X ' 'v-. , , I S 'rl lx' Q : U gf K- 1 '- W, tg Y J IX , Q' it ,V .J - Wie az i DIANE DEMPSEY Di Pep Club Ig Varsity Gymnastics 1 - 3g Soccer 4, Yearbook 4g Girls' State 3g National Honor Society 3, 4g Tennis 4. A brief candle both ends burning An endless mile a bus wheel turning A friend to share the lonesome times A handshake and a sip of wine So say it loud and let it ring That were all part of everything The Present, Future, and the Past Fly on Proud Bird, you're free at last Charlie Daniels Q CAREN LEE DELAHUNT Winter Cheerleading 2 - 43 Fall Cheerleading 5, 45 Student Government 45 Yearbook Candid Editor 4, Drama Club 4 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. KARL DETLEF DICKMAN Carlos Football l - 45 Basketball 1 - 4 ICO - Capt. 415 Baseball 1 - 4g Yearbook Sports Editor 4. There are only two lasting bequests we can give our children: one is roots, the other, wings. QW, 'So K . Q GRETCHEN DIETZ Delta Band lg Drama Club I - 4 fTreas. 413 Latin Club 1 - 34 French Club 2 - 4g Yearbook Senior Section Editor 43 National Honor Society 3, 4 CPres. 41. One today is worth two romorrowsg What I am to be, I am now beginning. Benjamin Franklin ROBERTO EBERHARDT A.F.S. 4g Chorus 43 Photography Club 4 Smile . . . and the people around you will be happy. Il - , C-5 rs C Ig. f K.: .x -1 I , F . A DONNA MARIE DONOVAN Duh Ount My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue. An everchanging vision of the everchanging you. 'NI GAIL ELIZABETH DILLON Band 1. Counting time is not so important As making time count, TARYN RUTH EDLUND Toyribee, T, Q.B. j.V, Field Hockey 1, Gymnastics 1, 23 Tennis 2 - 4g Cheerleading 3, 45 Foods 3g Yearbook Sales 4 To love is nothing To be loved is something To love and be loved is everything. Q 1 1 .., 'Q 46 do MANS KARL SIMON ELANDER Soccer 4g A.F.S. Club 4. Don't judge a man by the length of his hair but by the depth of his soul. NANCY LOUISE FENNO Nanc, Space Shot, Nanny Fannow Soccer 1, 25 Crafts Club 1 - 5: Chorus 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4 Far away, there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations.l may not reach them, but l can look up, upon their beauty, believe in them, and tty to follow where they lead. fi' 'Vie 'S .. 5 . ... ,. 84 11' ,ff N Xi. GEOFFREY C. EVANS Football 1, 2g Wrestling lg Band 15 Chorus 2 lt is consummated,jesus Christ. Fairwell my fine and fair weathered friends. 1' 2. .- r JOSEPH PATRICK ELLIS Smokin' Basketball 1 - 33 Soccer 2 - 4g Baseball 2 - 45 Drama 4 I've been thinking it over, so many times they say you got it made - They never understand the answer lies within your soul, 'Cause no one knows which side the coin will fall. Electric Light Orchestra MARK FINNERTY PAUL FITZSIMMONS This is the best part of the trip this is the trip the best part I really like. jim MorrisonfDoors GERALD RALPH FREDRICKSON Fred, Gerry Cross Country 5, 4g Winter Track 2 - 4g Spring Track 2 - 4, Stare Science Fair 3 And each day I learn just a little bit more I don't know why but I do know what for If we're all going somewhere let's get there soon. B. Taupin CHARLES DONALD FRAZER jR. Chuck Band 1 - 4 fV.P. 315 Stage Band 25 Soccer 1 Strip me from my bundle, of balloons at every fair: colourful and carefree, designed to make you stare. But I'm Lost and I'm losing, the thread that holds me down, and I'm up hot and rising, In the lights of every town. jethro Tull -33'-f STEPHEN F. FLAHERTY Track 1 - 4g Basketball I - 35 Football 1 - 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 To live your life in your own way . . . to reach for the goals you have set for yourself . . . to be the you that you want to be - that is success. MICHAEL DAVID FREEMAN Freebird, Reggie Ice Hockey 1, Zg Baseball 5, Soccer 5, 4 Everyone must believe in something, l believe I will go fishing. Henry David Thoreau J., 's I 4, -.12-3, .:. 5 r, f, - L' J I 4 tg.-N' X Q + W 4 I l X E ' 1 A -A .ll 'Q R ills' el f 4' an LISA MARIE PATRICIA FREHILL Soccer 1, 3, 4g Field Hockey 25 Basketball 1, 2g Winter Track 5, 45 Softball 1 . 43 A.F.S. 2 - 4a German Club 1 - 3 fV.P,Jg Outdoor Club lg Crafts Club 1 - 25 Band I - 2 Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on. FREDERICK GINCHES l 'x N457 L, 5 .. N A I 86 QC SCOTT GILLMAN WL. 'P ' rf CYNTHIA BARRIE FULTON Cindy Craft Club 1, 2g Ftench Club 3, 4g Yearbook 4 If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. William Arthur Ward ERIN PATRICIA SIOBHAN GLYNN Ern, Ernie, Erd, Erdie, K.S.I.F. Etn the Bern, Tern janis Field Hockey 1 - 45 Spring Track 1 - 35 Yearbook 4 Everybody's in it for their own gain. You can't please 'em all, There's always somebody calling you down. joni Mitchell . 5 S ,QQ-X X MELANIE LILLIAN GOLUB Malu, Marianela Student Govt. 1 - 3, CPtes.J 43 National Honor Society 3, 4g A.F.S. 3, 45 Softball Mgr. lg Basketball Mgr. lg Field Hockey Mgr. 1 A part of me will always be you, and a part of you will always be me. That much is certain no matter what else happens. jD JOSEPH ANDREW I-IANAK George, joska German 1 - 4 fV.P. 213 Band 1 - 4 Student Director Ajg S. E. M. S. B.A. 1 - 4g District 3, 43 All state 43 Basketball I, 2g Track 1 - 45 Soccer 2, 3g National Honor Society 3 God hides some idea in every human soul. At some time in our life we feel a trembling, fearful, longing to do some good thing. Life finds its no- blest spring of excellence in this hidden impulse to do our best. L. 1 as 7? v I ' GEORGE GABOR HANAK joseph, joe Freshman Footballg Basketball 1, 2g Soccer 2 - 45 Spring Track and Field 1 - 4g German Club 1 - 43 A.F.S. 1, 23 Chorus 1 - 4g S. E. M. S. B. A. 1 - 4g District 3, 4g All State 4g Band 1 - 45 Student Director 4. Let me understand this world I live in, Let me try to take my place, Let me do things for the sake of others, and be part of the great human race. DAVID HAMBLEN I wanna live, l wanna give. I've been a miner for a heart of gold. Neil Young DAVID BRADFORD HARLOW Soccer 1 - 31 German Club 1 Once I had a little game l liked to crawl back into my brain I think you know the game I mean I mean the game called Go insane, 'G' -. CTJN iii fini BETH ANN HASKELL Field Hockey 1, Basketball 1, 2g Track 2, 5 A fool will lose tomorrow Reaching back for yesterday, I won't turn my head in sorrow If you should go away. l'll stand here and remember just how good it's been, And I know I'll never love this way again. KRISTEN ELISA HENRY Kris, Hank, Shirly, Alki, Lub, Henrietta, Krissy Music makes pictures and often tells stories, All of it magic and all of it true. All all of the pictures and all of the stories And all of the magic, and the music is you. john Denver 'R 'TY i 4 4 s x f as 4 1171 -vi? X N! If a I i ' i MARK F. HELFRICH Football 1 - 4g Tennis 1, 2, 4g Basketball Ig Indoor Track 4, Student Govt. 5 Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. -4 i' , 5 MARK FREDERICK HAYES Boys'Soccer 2 - 4, French Club 3, 4 CPres.jg Drama Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4 And so it goes . .. Kurt Vonnegut MICHAEL PAUL HINES Mike, Mel, Sparky Forget your lust for the rich man's gold. All that you need is in your soul, And you can do this if you try. All that I want for you, my son, ls to be satisfied. Lynyrd Skynyrd J-,Q fb' fn ELLEN E. HOFFMAN Field Hockey fManagerJ 1 - 2g Home Economics Club 1 - Ag Office Aid 3, 4 lt is nice to be important, but more important to be nice. LAURIEN MARGARET HOUDE Rene Varsity Gymnastics 1, 23 Varsity Track 1, Band 1, 2 To believe in living is to .... Understand that it is not necessary to understand. xx 1 'if 1 LAUREN ELIZABETH HORTE Laurie Outing Club lg Home - Ec. Club 1 Walkin' down this rocky mad, wonderin' where my life is leadin' rollin' on to the bitter end. Bad Co . up-z.. A-.. , ,, . '., 5Q,f'57 - N . T' Zi -, it . A -if A ,.,i.,:.. '13,.q,,- , :.. ' f ' ,,, :. ..1- -Q ',:,r-k, 3 Q 15 , :fi -, . ,K It , ., if-. . :s , I , '34 fi, . V H ,41 9 ' A ' V . p . 1 ,, , wi if ' V 1 ' X Q wwf Q ...I Q, ,.A. . H X it 711 KATHLEEN THERESA HORAN Kathy DAVID SARGENT JONES Football 1 - 33 Winter Track lg Spring Track 1 Life, believe, is not a dream, so dark as sages sayg Ought a little morning rain Foretells a pleasant day! Charlotte Bronte S ,fix 0 ,J ' 5 -fl AFL - GREGORY R. jONES jonesy What a long strange trip it's been, ' Grateful Dead PETER KEEFE Tennis I - 4g Winter Track 4 . . . and reach for the heavens and hope for the future and all that we can be and not what we are. iw 4- N, . k'xXx 1 Q Q' i 9 ' ' 1 4 , ss' Il'- II 'H 9C nj M 4 -1 ..I CAROLYN MARY JOSEPH Field Hockey 1 - 4 fCo - Capt.Jg Class Secretary 1, 3g National Honor Society 3, 4g Softball 1, 31 Year- book 4g Student Advisory Council 5g Dramma 4 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. 14.1, LYNN JONES Run, run rabbit run. Dig that hole, forget the sun. And when at last the work is done, Don't sit down, it's time to start another one. LISA DIANE MARIA KELLEHER Lisa, Mona, Mone Latin Club 1 - 4 fSec., Pres.Jg Drama Club 2, 4g National Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook Activities Editor 4 For the artist, life is always a discipline - and no discipline can be without pain. This is even so of dancing - to learn to dance is the most austere of disciplines. '09 W, ,M NA .. I ,. i Q-'lf' X - ae- ' , Y V X s - flvf., . . iffy Q . , '1 - I KYLE THERESA KELLY Kyla Spanish Club 1g Drama Club 5, 41 Special Chorus 3g Chorus 4 And if there's music, l'm happy. PAUL .IOSEPH WILLIAM KILEY Chuck, K,S.l.F. Drama 1 - 4g Spring Track 2, 45 Winter Track 4g Latin Club 1 - 45 Student Government 4g Yearbook 4 Love when you can, Cry when you have to . . . Be who you must, Thats a part of the plan, And maybe one day they'll all understand. f? fi ir- A ,Y fl W flv' J I I A .KD JAMES RODERICK KILBORN III j.R. Model Airplane Club 2 Life is what you make of it, Not what you think it will be! JRK U pin-. DANIEL KENISTON SCOTT M. KIMBALL Kimbies lt's been a long time since I rock 'n rolled 'x ,-J, -s 5 Teri MARIA THERESE PAYTON KIRBY Re - Re Drama 2, 4g German Club 2, 53 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of Hope. Ancient Proverb MICHAEL LaCAPRIA 10s JUNE L. LaCAPRIA Dust, junebug, Mouse Breathe Breathe in the air don't be afraid to care leave but don't leave me look around choose your own ground for long you live and high you fly smiles you give and tears you'll cry all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. 1? IQ KAREN SUE KNOWLES K-nowlsey, Ka Pep Club 1, 23 Drama Club 23 Band 1, 23 Yearbook 4 And he who follows the rainbow trail And accepts it's challenging quest Will find there is really a pot of gold Ir' he gives to the world his best SHERALEE LAMBERT Sherry Southeast District Band 2 - 4g S. E. M. S.B. A. 3, 4g All state Band 3, 4g Band 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4g Drama 4 The man that hath no music in himself, Nor is moved with concord of sweet sounds, Is fit for treasons, strategems and spoils. Shakespeare - Merchant of Venice Act V Scene i lik 2 Q' ,,4.l.1 77 fa, fs, 4- - Q X, ,Q if x , ,Q 'I' RONALD .IOSEPH LARSEN Ronnie, Ron, Lobster Man Drama Club 1 - 4g German Club 1 - 3 CSect.lg Spring Track 2 - 45 Wrestling 3, 4 T'ain't the things we don't know what makes us so ignorantg it's the things we know that ain't so. josh Billings SHERRIE ANN LIBERTINE Sheh, L Band I - 23 Stage - band 1 - 25 Crafts lg National Honor Society 3, 43 Yearbook Faculty Editor 4 Ideals are like starsg you will not succeed in touching them with your hands. But like the seafar- ing man on the desert of water, you choose them as your guides, and following them you will reach your destiny. Carl Schurtz q? fy' DANIEL P. LEVESQUE Dan, Danny Football 15 Soccer 2 Walking down this rocky road Wondering where my life is leading Rolling on to the bitter end Finding out along the way What it takes to keep love living You should know my friend. JOHN ARTHUR LEASON Chess Club 2, 4g Drama Club 2 - 43 Yearbook 4g Model Airplane Club If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principle difference between a man and a dog, Mark Twain CAROL LOCKE Soccer 1-4 fCapt.lg Track l - 4g Art Club 2 - 4g Gymnastics 1, 2g Pep Club 1, 2 Although the night is cloudy there is still a light that shines until tomorrow let it be. LennonfMcCartney 7 11 MARY ,IEAN LOSCIUTO Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Tri - captain 4g Cross Country 3, 43 Winter Track 2, 5, 45 A.F,S, Secretary Treasurer, 3, 2, 3, 4g Century Ill Leader, 41 Latin Club lg Yearbook Staff, 4 We shall not cease from our exploration and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. T.S. Eliot RICHARD M. MACDONALD Dud What's up? 1 LISA L. LYONS My method of success is that of the wise old owl - keep one eye shut, looking inward to your dreams, and one eye open, looking outward at the world. WILLIAM BRUCE LYNCH Baseball 1, 23 Football 1 - 4 All work and no play makes jack a dull boy. james Howell ROBERT GEORGE MATTS MACKENZIE Moose What a long strange trip it's been. fGrateful Deadj Truckin' 3 '- . ,Xf . i 'QS JANE ELIZABETH ANN MACKIN l-lane Field Hockey 1 - 4 fCo - captjg Basketball I - 45 Track lg Band lg Tennis 2, 33 Student Government 3 fPublic Relations Officerlg Yearbook Staff 4g Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4 fVice - presidentj lt is not the attainment of goals that matters but the things learned along the way. NANCY A. MARTIN Life is full of coming and going, and for everyth- ing you take with you, you leave something behind. XJ Y v' I ,t r ' 1 25197 DAVID GRAHAM MARSHALL Dave Sometimes I feel Sometimes I feel JI.. N, ai V117 LISA ANN MARY MALCOLM A,F.S. 1 - 4 fV.P. 3lL French Club lg Pep Club lg Drama 23 Chorus 2, 5 Birth and life and death Make a circle We are all part of To see the light everlasting Live in the name of love Forever Carole King LORRAINE MARGARET MASSEY Lori, Lul Crafts Workshop 1, Zg Painting 3, 4 Let the stories be cold They can say what they want Let the photos be old Let them show what they want -is wt, That l've been tied to the whipping post Tied to the whipping post Tied to the whipping post Good Lord I feel like I'm dying. Greg Allman .2 IV 'x L WALTER ALEXANDER JAMES MASUCCI Varsity Soccer 3 - -1. Varsity Track 51 Stage Crew 1 XXf'h.it a democratic society needs is not lust in- formed citizens, but citizens who care, people who have not only the knowledge they need to contribute to society, but the wisdom they need to care about their fellow human beings. PATRICIA ANNE THERESA MEEHAN Pat, M Crafts Club 1, Arts Club 2g National Honor Society 3,43 Varsity Gymnastics Team 1 - 3 Happiness is like a butterlly. The more you Chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, lt comes and softly sits on your Shoulder. l.. Richard Lessor 4,55 Abu MELISSA CATHERINE MCLEOD Missy, Mel, Betsy Basketball 1,2 lstatsflg Track lg Pep Club 1 - 33 23g Cheerleading Z3 Girls' Track Z When you part from your friend You grieve not, for that which you . love most will be clearer in his absence. Kahil Gibran Soccer .44 7' PAUL GERARD MCCARTHY jR. Boomer, Kiunta Basketball 34 Soccer 3,43 Baseball l,5,4g Student Gov. ernment 1 Beware of rashness, but with energy and sleepless vigilance go forward to give us victories. Abraham Lincoln SCOTT H. MERRIFIELD Scoota, Marty Photo Club 1g Crafts Club 25 Drama Club fl Life is like an ice cream cone - just when you've got it licked, it drips all over you. you think - .i , 1 'U ,41 E Qs' . i t 1 ' ! x X l JOHN WARD MESHEAU THOMAS R. MILLER Meesh' Cap Spike, Eddie Soccer l - 4 fCapt.lg Track 2,41 Basketball 2 A man should not be iudged only by the goals he achieves, but also by the goals he helps others achieve. Look unto God for your goals. john Ward Mesheau ROBERT LEONARD MIN IUTTI Bob Drama l,2,-Ig Latin Club I - 33 Yearbook -lg Baseball 1 . 4 Shallow men believe in luck, believe in circum- stances. Strong men believe in cause and effect. Ralph Waldo Emerson 'Fw' 4, TIMOTHY SPENCER MILLER Tim Track lg Wrestling 2,45 Soccer 2 - 4, Tennis 45 German Club 1 - 3 lTreasl, fPreSl 43 Drama 1 - 4, Yearbook 4 Happy times and bygone days are never lost . . . In truth, they grow more wonderful within the heart that keeps them. Baseball 1,2 Higher education is no longer a luxury but a necessi- ty. Anthony Celebrezze CATHERINE MARY MISAKIAN Cathy, Boom Boom, Misakiaki Field Hockey lg A.F.S. lg Student Government 1 - 3 You pay for this but they give you that. And once you're gone you can't come back When you're out of the blue and into the black. Rust Never Sleeps Neil Young ,rn 4'4 .1 Q N L.. MICHAEL RAYMOND MOLLA Mike. K,S,I.F, Arts and Crafts Club I - 2, Spanish Club 13 Forensics 1 V 35 Drama 1 - 15 Yearbook -ig Spring Track 2,3 The world is such a beautiful place. but it is never more beautiful, when the members are laughing, jACQUELlNE C. MOORE jackie Gymnastics 1 - 43 Band 1,2 Dont stop thinking about tomorrow dont stop it'll soon bc here, it'll be better than before, yesterdays gone, yesterdays gone. Fleetwood Mac ,V ,A - '-Tnx A ,'f ,f -- sn. -l17 'k- .ai- MAUREEN K. MOLLOY Kelly, Kel l believe that everybodys a celebrity, And we-'ve all got personality, And individuality. And wc all act zu part. wc all need a script And an evidence to play to. Q SUSAN FRANCES MOLLA Sue Pep Club 1,2g Drama Club I,Z,4g Student Govt. 2 - 4g j,V. Winter Cheerleading lCapt.l Ig Varsity Winter Chffflfading 5.43 Varsity Fall Cheerleading 2 - 4fCo - Capt., 41 lt is Chance that makes brothers, but hearts that make friends. - Von Geibel - ROBERT THOMAS MOORE Bob Football l,2,-ig Band 1 - 53 Chorus 3,4 Coldly sublime, intolerably just. Saint Paul ANNE - MARIE MORRILL Ann, Ana, Ancogniro, Annie Field Hockey lg Soccer 2g Basketball 1 - -15 Softball 1 - 25 Track 5 If you accept the sunshine and the warmth, you must also accept the thunder and the lightning. N Q ,,!' DAVID MURPHY J Murpha 1 Soccer 1,2 ' Believe it or not, ir took me four years to learn how Q -w J- to be curiousg what a satisfaction. I I fe. , if v-5 V 1 A ', SHARON A. MOY Arts and Crafts 1,23 Painting 3g Yearbook Arr Editor 4. When you wish upon a star, Dreams will take you very lar, But when you wish upon a dream, Life ain't always what it seems. jOAN MARIE MURPHY joanni If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me! I must he traveling on now 'cause thc:re's too many places l've got ro sec. 'Cause I'm free as a bird now. How about you? . g CHARLES ERIC MULLIN Chuck 46 3- -172 Ii '-, .3 I ' qv. if W' Q l l Y I' wud , -,104 ,N LEE ANN MURPHY .JOANNE ELLEN NAGLE jo, Naagle: Basketball 1 - 4 fCapt. Sly Softball 1 - 45 National Honor Society 3 - 4g Student Govt. 1,43 Yearbook Editor 4 They deem me mad because l will not sell my days for goldg And l deem them mad because they think my days have a price. .1 . jxw 11 Vx , -Q i l t X 'U ,fi -,Al THOMAS D. MURPHY Success usually comes to those who are too busy to look for it. MICHELLE MARIE MURPHY Micky Soccer I - 4g Basketball 1 - 4g Softball 1 - 4 From the book Murphy's Law Paul's Law: You can't fall off the floor. ANH TIEN NGUYEN Soccer 2. Study without thought is vaing thought without study is dangerous. I9 I w 9 - 100 ' l jOHN THOMAS O'LAUGHLIN Take one day at a time. DAVID PAGE The world is full of surprises, some good and some bad, but without surprises there is no world. ru- , ' all 'fl :ck Y , 1 - P5 y. J . 'r fia ' A, E-6 , fifffwk- 4 y ,, or . r may .1 41' JAMES OTT Do unto others then split. GARY H. OSBORNE No problem. ANNMARIE PARK Ann, Annie Art Club lg Yearbook Art Staff 4 I live my life the way that I choose, I'm satisfied with nothing no lose. 9- 455 'Nun Bad Company 4 ' A r an Q X. RICHARD D. PATTEN Ritk Football I - -ig Band 1 - 43 Food Committee 1 - 4g Student Government 1,53 Baseball lg AES. 25 Drama Zg Spring Traek 5,41 Band President lg National Honor Society 5,4 Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom, must, like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting. 'Thomas Pain DANIEL SCOTT PIERCE Dan Writing Club l,2,1ig Student Government 2, Chess Team 4 Nothing remains the same and yet Nothing ever changes. ze I MARY CAROLYN PETZE - mountains - anytime now . . . 'sv ..',. 1 lf' 4 E r 1341 , ,f ' ,Hn RICHARD PAUL PERKINS JR. Perk, Marlin, Perk - u - lator I love work - it fascinates me I could sit and watch it for hours. -IEANNE LOUISE PINKHAM j.V. Winter Cheerleading 25 Varsity Winter Cheerleading 3,4g Varsity Fall Cheerleading 3,43 Student Government 5,43 Food Committee 41 Yearbook Candids Editor 4 The time comes to give thanks for life's joys, great and small . . . therein lies the fulfillment of yeste-rday's dreams . . . -an 14' XM.. 102 if it comes up to reality that will be fine with me. Q 17 ,HJ at WX -0- '-A CAROL ELIZABETH PRATT Bunk, C.P., K.S.I.F. Field Hockey 1,21 Softball 1,2 Time adds scars, And those rainy days turn to sunny waters, just when you start to realize what is true. Little Feat AMY LINDA RICE Amo, Aim, Mc - me, Rice - bowl Gymnastics 1 - 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Some men see things as they are and ask why! Other men dream of things that never were and ask why not? R.M. Kennedy 'Q v , v . ! 'l'l ,. gf.. .ffl .Iv-1' , Y': LISA JOAN RANSOM Risa, L.L. 'iff 1 .1 f I IT 'rv I ,if fh- TONI ANN FRANCIS RAEBEL Khufu, Toynbee, Tone Student Govt. 1 -4 lSec.jg Food Comm. 3, 4 lChm. 49, Fifld HOCkCy 1: Cheerleading 2 - 4, Basketball 1 - 41 Track 1 - 4 iTri-Capt. 41 A dropped stone leaves ripples in a pool according to its weight. TKMD KATHLEEN ELIZABETH ROBINSON Kathy Spring Track 1 - 4, Winter Track 1 - 3, Field Hockey 2,3g Art Club 2,3g French Club 3 I shall pass through this world but once. lftherefore, there he any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do, let me do it now . . . for I shall not pass this way again, Etienne de Grillet Cheerleading Winter 1, Fall 2 - 41 Gymnastics 1 - 4, Latin Club 1, Pep Club 1,25 Student Government 21 Yearbook 4, Drama Club 4. By the accident of fortune, A many may rule the world fo But by the virtue of love, He may rule the world forever. r a time, s. If' Q 4.1 17-Q 4,4 xgsf x ' Q--L GARTH WILLIAM ROCHE A.F,S. 1 - 4, Soccer 1, 2, A.F.S. Exchange Student To Sacramento, Minas Geruis, Brazil 1979g Wrestling 1.2 Esse quam videri, SHARON PATRICIA ST. OURS Sha, Blez Pep Club 1,2, Band 1 - 3 CScc. 233 Drama 1 - Qi CSec. Bl, Gymnastics 2, Track 5,-igj.V. Winter Cheerleading 15 Varsity Cheerleading Winter 14, Fall 2 - 4. To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. Anatole France 10 LORRAINE ,IUDITH ROWAN Lori Basketball 1, Field Hockey 1,23 Spring Govt. 3,4 If only , . I should have , . . I wish .... Student KRISTEN GRACE ROGERS Kris A.F.S. Club 1 - 4 The trees hang silent. In the heat . . . Undo your heart, tell me your thoughts, What you were, and what you are . . . Like bells no one has ever rung. CHRISTINE GINA SCHEMBARI Christina Gina Maria Scembini, Chris Arts Club 1 - 5, Crafts Club 1,21 Outing Club 1,2g Model Airplane Club 1, Chorus 3, 4 don't walk in front of me - i may not follow don't walk behind me - i may not lead walk beside me - and just be my friend. xl I' X I CAROL ANN SCHULTZ Schultzy, Carolum Leeum, Schultyum. Tigger Always look on the bright side of life . . . The Life of Brian Monty Python ANNE R. SHERMAN Annie Babe Student - Teacher Safety Committee 3,-4. I'm as free as a bird now, And this bird you cannot change. Lynyrd Skynyrd fl li.. I in DENISE SHEEHAN Necee Basketball 1 - 4g Spring Track 1 - 41 Soccer 2 - 4 fCapt.lg Pep Club I So if you think your life is complete confusion, cause you never win the gamejust remember that it's a Grand Illusion and deep inside we-'re all the same. Styx 1 24 ANDREW RUSSELL SENNETT Andy Football 1 - 4 lCofCapt.lg Baseball 1,233 Basketball 1g Wrestling 2g Student Govt, 1 - -1 f'l'reas. Zlg National Honor Society 4,43 Boys State Rep. 'sg Yearbook 4g Mass State Science Fair 1 He doeth bold things in a quiet way. Either he will find a way, or make one. DANIEL BRIAN SLOAN l cannot give the formula for success, but I can give you the formula for failure - which is: 'l'ry to please everybody. -rr .,,.x 1 'bs 4 ,Q 'fy KARA LYN STANSBURY Soccer 1 - 4 fTri - capt.lg Track 1,23 Basketball 1,2g Gymnastics 5,4g National Honor Society 3.41 FOFCUSKS Club l Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die life is a broken - winged bird that cannot fly, LISA SWANSON Standing on a mountain on a hill of dreams Telling myself its not as hard as it seems, Led Zeppelin HEATHER ALISON STORM 15-rl MARY EVELYN STANTON Field Hockey 1 - 41 Basketball lg Track lg Student Government 21 National Honor Society 5,4 May you be in heaven half an hour before the devil knows you're dead. ROBERT MICHAEL TARANTINO Bob, Mr. House, Tiny The future is something which everyone reaches at the rate of sixty minutes an hour, whatever he does, whoever he is. Clive Staples Lewis Dx Lf Yearbook 43 Majorettes Z The road goes on and on. Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the road has gone, I must follow, ifl can, pursuing it with weary feet, until it joins some larger ways and wither then? I cannot say. fn- - CI-IERYL ANNE TAUPIER Che Basketball lg Track 23 Latin Club 1 I live my life like there's no tomorrow. Van Halen SUZANNE MARIE DANIELLE TROY Sue, Suzi - Troy - zie Field Hockey 1 - 43 Gymnastics 11 Track 1 - -Ig Basket- ball 5,45 Sophomore Class Secgjunior Class Vice-Pres- dientg National Honor Society 5,4g Yearbook Staff Let us, then, be up and doing, With a heart for any fateg Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labour and to wait. Longfellow fr 7. 'YY JACQUELINE MARIE FRANCIS TOOMEY jackie. Markygjac Field Hockey lg Home Economics Club 4. Day by day dreams grow strong and fade away: Love for sure shows the way, Summer's warmth, winter's day, Dave Mason, Le! it Flow H714 K 11 X MARK SIMON jOSFPH TECCA Tec, Alexius Drama 1 - -lg Band 1 - 4 lDrum Major 4lg National Honor Society K,-ig Chorus V15 A,F.S. 2,3 lPres,l, Ll lV.P, lg Student Govt. Ig 'lennts I - -1 lCapt. HL Basket- ball l - 4 Change is ai fixture in life. Wllen it knocks you down, you have but one choice to liveg get up, change with it and help those who can't. KATHRYN ELIZABETH TULIS Tully, Kathy Beauty takes the form of common thingsg A falling tear A budding rose A graceful gull on silver wings . . . v'?xfnX tl' wax ,Q . V - 5 K fl '- . if-f N ! Li a .1 I -1 1 ,- exxiu .LVQ I f Qs..-. , V ,aiu -1-U l l To MICHAEL VANDERWATER Van Freshman Football Grant us one more hour to perform our art 8: perfect our lives. An American Prayer jim Morrison KEVIN RICHARD JOSEPH WHITE Football lg Tennis lg Soccer 23 Cross Country 3,43 Win- ter Track 2 - 4, Spring Track 2 - 4g National Honor Society 5.4 So many faces in and out of my lllik. Some will last, some will yust be now and then. Life is a series of liellos and goodbyes. l'm afraid its time for goodbye again, CAROLYN ELIZABETH WHITE Carol Crafts club l,2g National Honor Society 5 I walked to the beach in the early morn. I ran on the sand till l could breathe no more. I stood on a rock looking out at the sea and believed what I said when I said I feel free, ,-1 .Fi W ' x ffnfi sr, v, A.,-r 5nv , MARJGRIE ANNE WETZEL Margie, Margarine Forensics 1,25 A.F,S. 1,2g Student Government 1 - 43 Drama Club 1 - 4 fV.P. 3,415 Girls' Track Manager 2 - 45 Boys' Basketball Statistician 5,4g Varsity Football Statistician 1-4g National Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook 3,4 fCo-Ed. 47. Sit down, take a look at yourself, Don't you want to be somebody. Someday somebod-,Vs going to see inside. You'll have to face up, you Can't run and hide, .IOHN DAVID WHITTAKER Whit Baseball lg German Club I - 4 lPres. SAL National Honor Society 3,4 You're a better man than I, Gunga Din - Rudyard Kipling Frodo Lives! 108 ANDREW VINCENT WILCOX Dandaroo, Andy 3 x l 5 ,, wx .VA t, ff F . v' Av . a an STEPHEN COLBY YOUNG Moon Beam, Young Doctor Young Model Airplane Club Band 1--ig Photo Club 1-3 Some people are shy but they always ha e h dden attr To hold the world in your eyes is the view of the butes. nalve. To hold the world in your hands is the danger of experience. B-Day SENIORS NOT APPEARING PETER PRIME BRIAN REEKIE WILLIAM SACK MICHAEL THERRIAN i r! IJ JA '7 . ' 'dx O ? fu L I 9, V., 1962 1979 CHRISTINE CASHMAN 1961-1978 JOHN GIORGETTI ' SV 1-- Q' ' X wp' A ' 1' 9 lziiiifl - lf ' I -7 fn Y . 'xx . -, , . 'ln .v '.'J- - w. .. ,Q is A , 1' , .W g-1 ,, -. Q 5 J IQ' 'N in . hr 'Y v - 1' 'I i . . , L, Pk Q , ,Q Q,- - ' lei 1' . X- j P lr , .3 .JY ,'1 l ,vi-rx -3- 7 '--l N3 A . S f , y J' I . ,ad . N . 9 l J - ROW 1:j. Barrett,j. Kelly,j. Ellis, A. Park, T. Raebel, T. Boland, S. Flaherty, L. D'Alessandro. ROW 2: P. Meehan, D. Q Carton,j. Adams, D. Dempsey,j. Whittaker, T. Miller, S. Abbott, M. Helfrich. ROW 3: M. Hayes, H. Storm, S. Libertine, 1 ', , C. Frazerul. Toomey, Djones, D. Caldwell, L. Murphy, ROW 4:S. Molla, M. Molla, C. Craven, L. Massey, T. Murphy, E. D .I Glynn, T. Edlund,j. Murphy. ROW 5: D. Harlow, S. Troy, M. Murphy, K. Henry, K. Robinson, M. Tecca, K. Molloy, C. 1 Q , Aicardi. ROW 6:j. Connolly, C. Petze,j. Clapp,j. Pinkham, W. Lynch, M. Richards, C. Delahunt, M. LoSciuto. ROW 7: C. Taupier. ROW 8:j. Bahros. ,O C KI Wav' 3. if Wllv ,Z 1 ,Q '-N x...., 4 4 W cl 4' -.AL-a if 'Q . ..i.a.f . rl. 3 x L -Q 'Y 'W' xx U esta 1' L Q. ,..s.3'3'iii M 'ff' 'f'-W an 1 'hifi ,S km F - 4 - f 'C an ' . s if KEN A 1 Q F', '-'ivan --3 'if ia. ROW 1: B. Haskell, M. Calcagno,j. Colameco, S. Balmes, D. DiBona, S. Moy, W. Collins, K. Dickman. ROW 2: L. Q g Rowan, Dardano, K. White, A. Davis, L. Ransom, M. McLeod, P. Kiley, M. Golub. ROW 3: D. Bora, C. Locke, C. Fulton, G. Fredrickson, K. Stansbury, W. Davies, P. McCarthy, R. Patten. ROW 4: F. Basler, A. Sennett, G. Dietz, L. Kelleher, M. Kirby, Young, C.-joseph, S. St. Ours. ROW 5:C. Pratt, A. Rice, M. Stanton, R. Miniutti, L. Malcolm, C. Misakian, K. Rogers, K. Knowles. ROW 6: E. Hoffman, L. Frehill, D. Sheehan, S. Coglianouj. Maclcin,j.8cG. Hanalc, G. Roche, C. White. ROW 7: Nagle. ROW 8: R. Dahlquist -J .ff pf. f 1 ' f' S . ., .6 9' jf . my 4' ' 'X 1 i x fl ln-.-tn, ann-r-:LN-' x...a . ,. , ,Q Class Couple: jeff Colameco 84 Sue Balmes Best Personality: Paul Fitzimmons 84 jane Mackin Rowdiest: Geoff Evans 84 Kelly Molloy Most Chic: Tom Boland 84 Sharon Moy Done Most For Classzjeff Adams 84 julie Dardano Varsity Veterans: Karl Dickman 84 Amy Dempsey Library Athletes: Best Laugh Best Smile: Kevin White 84 Carolyn Petze Class Flirts: john Colburn 84 Lisa Ransom Most Artistic: Dave Hamblen 84 Carol Locke Most Spirit: joe Ellis 84 Toni Raebel Most Cognizant: Grethen Dietz 84 Dan Pierce Most Dramatic: Chris Chamness 84 Margie Wetzel Class Cuties: Dan Carton 84 Cheryl Taupier Musically Noteworthy: Sherrie Lambert 84 Chuck Frazer Most Likely to Succeed: Bill Davies 84 julie Dar- dano Disco King 84 Queen: Frank Basler 84 Pat Meehan Class Clowns: Paul McCarthy 84 Anne Morrill Most Original: Bob Moore 84 Erin Glynn Talkathon Winners: Paul McCarthy 84 Melanie Go- lub I 22Paw-f f'1115Z02i- ka55152: '+- . ,no 4.61611 ,,.. ..... .gp-n-eff' Aillit' 4 d p-i 'r fx' -, DO YOU REMEMBER . . . . . . when our football team beat Hanover on Thanksgiving Day? . . . the motorcade the night before? . . . Mr. Walsh singing the Fight Song at the victory dance? . . . Chemists? Donna Donovan and Diane Dempsey???????????????? . . .john Colburn's designer jeans? . . . the Senior ski weekend? . . . Tom Boland singing My Babe to Mrs. Livingston? . . . Melissa McLeod spitting milk through her nose during lunch? . . . socials, snowballs, spotlight dances, and sock hops? . , . when julie Dardano was annually thrown into the pool at the swim 84 tennis club? . . . when Miss McManus fell because her class let go of the door she was pulling on? . . . when jen Wiley and Lisa Swanson were left in Boston in ninth grade? . , . Finian's Rainbow and Fiddler on the Roof? . . . when Mrs. Gredler's class painted their chairs groovy colors? . . . when Melanie Golub fell off the bridge in Spanish CMarianelaj? . . . K.S.I.F., Rabbittttt Brainsssss, Muller, Toynbee, and Khufu? . . . the Gong Show and the Senior Auction? . . . Society Page: jeff Adams 8: Amy Dempsey CGrade Sj Ronnie Larsen 8: Melissa McLeod CGrades 4 - 6j . . .NEDT's P - SAT's, NMSQT's, SAT's, ACH., TSWE, and finally W - 2 forms? . . . when Diane Dempsey was locked in a gym locker all period? . . . the ZOOM Show at the Osborne School? . . . Mood Rings, Toe Socks, Ponchoes, Platform Shoes, and Half - T - Shirts? . . . when in grammar school you told your mother that you couldn't wear a skirt because it was a gym day? . . . Lippincott Readers with johnny Applegate? . . . disco lessons with Miss Dickson? . . . when we got lost in the sand dunes with Mr. Webber in tenth grade? . . . Paul McCarthy and joe Ellis as the Blues Brothers? . . . when Dave Hamblen recited Beans Beans .... in front of the Sth graders, for the poetry contest and later had to apologize? . . 300 peoplfr at the junior Prom in a room for 175? . . . when Mrs. Grecller tore up Michael Therrian's adult magazine? . . . the segregated movies during gym class in the jr. High? . . . Todd 8: Lisa Loopner, Rosan a dana dana, the Widettes, and the Coneheads? . . . the smoke bomb during the pep rally in the auditorium? . . . the huge tree that got struck by lightning at the Vinal School? . . . Miss Vernacchio saying Not in Norwell, only in Hanover. ? . . . when nobody could tell joe and George Hanak apart? . . annual field trips to Plymouth Plantation? . . . the Killer Bee Kazzoo Band? . . . sixth grade dandelion fights at the Vinal School? . . . mimeo machines and flying books? . . . staying up until 3 o'clock in the morning finishing Do You Remember? UI on uQ ' 'lf 'B' x , I ' -.EY R, ne' 62,41 1 ? '? ' M- T .Agp- S..,....Z.,is ,fs , . PM , J' .K f 'f Q 0, I I han. mf- ix X ' ,F S F- 114 , 5' If , fs I I ' SN Y j, i um TN' M' 1 S a Q1 SN I ' . f E-Q ' 1. HA:- X x ak. fi ft., LA Q cv' ' I-1 .an X , I , - A ts , Y. U ., ,,, 1 Si Q F 9-Q A S Q4 If X IL.pf1 ,I .i-1 1104 mfg'-L . zu' S X Y .-6' !s.Q ,mf in K W ii ', y Baby! 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Fresh deli cold cuts, gourmet groceries im- pi rterl cheese prime steak cutsi . . Expert catering. Open every day. 659-4076. the Dell Formal dzmng room zn the English tradztzon English cut roasts and chops Veal sole crabmeat saute Fresh nauve seafood Roland s finnan haddie Lzvelv London pub with dart game 32 choices of beer Bass and Harp on draught Hot lobster salad sandwich Halfpound hamburger New England chowders ALEVVI FE T VERN Major credit cards honored. Open every day Catfifdtfjor reservations, -AX Inf l'LalllI X-ivxfu Ji 1 5 Sandwich Shop J , , 5 H -Q b!!! PEM? f xx classic dresses and sembleslox w ni i K signs and lre hnlti I1 I inner Robert H ull ii tl X ill i tfdll ins x il lil 05 if hfwl -111 Pamela s Place specialists in hair and skin t ire their tomplett st rxite in lutlt l i tutung md tolomn, t fatials stulpturul nails mill p xml, t i rt lg! 5 Hair Lott music boxesrnicltl is '1 n'i.n t' m -nts, hand-made dollsl r llt- s brass, pewter, p ttt' 5, 4 bas els. New Engl wd ell tk , complete line of Ambassador 3 ie -t ing cards, Open every diy .intl ll - Thurs and Fri t'VC,.SUII21l - 659-4778 Mllagc Gifts il. I Mi rrm brook hill g in Norwell Center on Route 123 between Rtes 3 and 3A t take the Rte 123 exztl, and llUIft112UfltIHlll'lZt't!t'lm' Umm Peter F mcCorthg Refldentlal Deflgner Fuller Building 334 lllofhangton flreet CRle 533 659 4045 Dorwell moffochufellf O206l ? J i V 4 D1IS'fl'ly7Ilf0l' uf M fllflflllf 171 e Ifllfhlklllfl' '4 ff ' ,I Q -4-- 1- B.D.BFa0oKs co. INC. JOSEPH D. KLIER MACHINE DIVISION Sfrzvky flfl 'f.-Ifffmz' 'A M R01 5-'S i ' 455515 , , ,, , ,..I.orrsu'- I, Q I ' - ' ' ,. - .f 4.1 , , I . ' .n - , , V 1 I ' ' s s ,. , , -. I- rf ,,H4.P,I r,fwJ,r,1 rms, ,I-I r1,Y,Y,E. H- - I- II- - I I' I 4 I I I . rl 1 xc, 'fc' 3 'B 3 . Q' 0 ,' 3 ' I 2 E 1 'A S eo 0' 07- 50 I , 'I40 il WASHINGTON PARK MOTEL B T R REALTY WORLD BURKE ASSOCIATES INC Rte 53 Hanover Mass 826 3103 SOUTH SHORE 3W8S3kI ROUTE53 I MHJENORTHIOFROUTEB 434 WASHINGTON ST XNORWELL MA 20261 659 2293 Marilyn K. Fitzgerald representing soul :fu Yankee Country Realtors 811 WASHINGTON ST. ROUTE 53 HANOVER MASS. 02339 Of-HCCI 659-7997 826-3842 NORWELL Home: 659-7157 A TELEPHONE 878-6962 Q arden X A Cgrafyv BARRY S. FRIEDMAN. O.D. -060--076 Washington St . D ph 1. on-V PRACTICE Os Opromemv 1972 WASHINGTON STREET av Appom-mem HANOVER MASS. 02339 . WH' 'x ' v . Q . 1 , , 1- 'xs-'G -1 H 1 1 7 W Xssmnlp N.1 'UQ Ready to Serve You Wzth Ula' Fashioned Frzendly Servu e Cfhngham Insntutzon 12012688 V1I1g'S CORPO to Do It Soon Whrle The Auto Dealers Stull Offer Hmgham Hmgham Hanover Hull ORIENTAL F JRNITURE PC SE MFCALLIKJN ANTIQ IE PORCELAIN BRASSWARF LAMPS JEWF1 RV VASE STANFS BH ADES Sll K 35120118 Armstrong Boats ROLAND E DEALV nenfal mparis 1988 WASHINGTON ST HANOVER MASS 02339 UQOUTE 531 EXIT 31 FROM 5 E EXPRESSWAY 878 0228 ll R B ll Cl b NorWeACC0ff11?ftDf,1 U BREEZY BEND FARM Norwell MA WINE AND CHEFSE SHOPPE WALL BANGER ' ' I O 0 0 0 0 l J O O O I un ll Y 1534 1 . - J 2 , f , , TEL 46111 In 1101 ' ' ' ' - 1 V OC , , - ,Yi , Sale: 4 Su-wrr ' CAP! DOI! YAENVI I All MCG!! IUNIIIII IVE Dill ONOWI Q DIIGNIII O CABBI! na nn n nu nun u n . 1. -nn nun uzculomu . non un 0 n nun ' ' mn. . nw nm ss - oncll. .u cum i!..i X C 4' . 1: 1' . I - - YJI 8L A Yr ' ' ' 1 '1 A X 142 1 51- l YLIELQH LUMPAM' Scutuate Harbor Convemeni' Parking Near Rear Enhance J .J-.J rf ff R 1 F 'XFX ,Q R 1 OL inks 'VIDREWGOBDUII Esr FIU Main Street Norwcll MA ANDREW GORDON JOHN CUDDFBACK EDWARD BABINSKI 659 2267 AUDI Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 May We Invlte You To Vlsnt Rretzl Porche 8: Audr 871 0777 59 Pond Street Norwell 871 0777 MAY WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT RIETZL PonscHe+AuDr 871-0777 59 Pond Street Norwell 871 0777 . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . - - - .'.'.'.'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .. .. ................---................................ . .. - . ..................----................................. . . .......................--................................. . . .. .............-.........-................................. ....... . - .. ... ...........................-................................. . . .........-.. . ...... --.............-.--.-1................................. . ..... ... .. .........- ... ........-.--.----................................. 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MAssAcHusETTs 02061 C g 1 ' ' 4. i 0 'Q i w If in ' 4' BUDGET CAR RENTALS RYDER TRUCK RENTALS f 7V SHELL GASOLINE awe AUTO WASH Inc 424 WASHINGTON STREFT 4 RT ssl NORWELL MASS 02061 Tel 659 7870 LOU CRESCFNZI WF DONT JUST SHOW YOUR HOUSE WF SHOW IT OFF Swv Bin W x a A 4 'Qt SOLD SXSW? mx Ymhba-:Minn 9 must IS as pcrson al wth: p up xx 1 1 c to st S 1 lx S Jolt tl lmux lVl xxbc nt sc xlrttltmstts A Sp it :ously at lxx fl room 1 1 Wt ll xxorlx tug thc r to m ilu surc xour lluxt rs Su tlltsz tclx ml if S, C nll xmlr Nc lL,ITIDUIIIIlUCI I rut: ssmn xl Ort tjott rn c idx Wt ci lxt 5, uxx xuur hom: So xxx V k xt xfr t N011 du PAUL G EVNE INC 659 2555 688 Nfln St Norwell Center WE RE THE NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSIONALS U bf L, pp t h d A FULL RDCKLAND TRUST CDNIPANY THERE IS A CONVENIENT ROCKLAND TRUST OFFICE NEAR YOU ON THE SOUTH SHORE! MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION f K .. X I I N ol' , A ' x . ,..,, l. S. . , ..,... - A X ,S , 1. 51 5. - . 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Equal Housm 1 O ur unity E H' 'sindepen enlly wn dand p rntectg SULLIVAN TIRE CII INC Norwell ROCKLAND BRAINTREE NORWOOD PLYMOUTH 'I parrell 4 uneral Serfnce, lim: LGRING L WADSWORTH FUNERAL HOMES 30 CENTRAL STREET 'I SUMMER STREET NORWELL COHASSET 659 2200 383 0200 Judy Crovvub Im IVlaryEIIen Sumatra 3 NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURER OF THE FLEXALUM 1 BLIND AND LOUVER DRAPE VERTICALS INTERIOR WINDOW DESIGNS INC 100 S MESSINA DRIVE BRAINTREE MASS 02184 RICHARD W JONES TEL 16177 848 1670 Party SDGCIBTE Box 404 Norman MA 02061 609-2024 650-7310 PAT CONNOLLY DODGE MURPHY PHOTOGRAPHERS .437 - v -fail' 1 As You Take off into A f ' Your Future, May Each ' 1: New Day Bring You 4. ' . ...Z More Happmess.-, - . V lH'S'l' WISH!-S TO THIS CLASS OF ll Memory Mr and Mrs Stephen Adams The Aicardl Family Francis and Delores liasler Darlene and Skip Heausais Mr and Mrs Henri Bot Mr and Mrs lfugem- Karon The Carton liatnily Mr and Mrs joseph R fatty Mr and Mrs james Chamness Ann D Cogliano Mr. and Mrs William j Collins Mr and Mrs leo lf fonnolly George and Helen Cronin Mr and Mrs liugenej Cunningham Dick and Carol Dahlquist Dr. and Mrs joseph P. Dardano julie A Dardano Arlene and Bill Davies Ted and jane Davis Robert Delahunt and Family Mr. and Mrs Robert Dempsey Mr. and Mrs Richard Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Dietz Mr. and Mrs Richard Donovan Mary and john Draheim Mr. and Mrs Ray N. lfenno john and Ann Flaherety Mr. and Mrs. Carl lfrednckson Bob and Louise Frehill The Fulton Family Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. William Golub Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Haskell BRADBERRY'S 450 Washington St. lRt. SH Norwell Compliments Of S A jOSEPH HARDWARE is the diary we all carry about with us. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Helfrich Melvin Hines Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. jones David Kelleher james 'If Kelly Ralph Knowles Richard P and jane D. Lafapna Gordon and Marylou Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. The Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Leo l.oSctuto Peter F. McI.eod M Meeham Family Robert L. Molla,j Mr. and Mrs. james F. Moore Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. . Martin T. Morrill james Moy Alice M. Murphy Mr. and Mrs, Frank Nagle Dr. Bruce Peterson Att. and Mrs. john Petze Robert and Beverly Pinkham Elizabeth Pratt Russ and Pat Raebel Mr. and Mrs. john Ransom Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth F. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Roche Ken and Ruth Rowan Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Sennett Richard Stanton Mr. and Mrs. john Tarentino Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mrs john Taupier Richard Tecca and Family Peter C. Tulis Stephen C. Young Compliments Of Rt 125 Norwell Center MOTORS Washington, St. Washington St lRt 537 lRt. 533 Norwell Norwell 878-0096 GARRISON HOUSE PRESS 0 Qi 'MR : -,,. -..A . .,...4, --, Y . W, ,.,-,,,, , ,.,.- .-.4 4. m MIC IOlKSlngCl' YUU ly elrmlacirie -' rn 'L k ...to raptv' ee ,,..age song? opp etlca Surprisingly, th tained more Frencl. than Greek ttwol plt aw living in England. fa.kYoussef Alli rillon. Parask Aj singer explained 0 Al ' A 1 fl nnuizh, but 1 . n Q nd women would ' clot John I c Gernreich adreamer ai a .s the ,,, a D She et Earth would all wear shaved : ' 1 Greed bv me imagined that the Space Age was 0 4 t t and Ou new er coiffure and couture ren wr g a I '-:Milf-pro es 3 itin Ive glimpsed ' Div! G . I hs prediction V I ff' shopping r n X I If , , X 5 y0Ul lg ID if X If-cg' M 6 W93 - up v A .4 ast the Bathrobe Man t ,sSE,g -.9y:f3.'.y.j..i,,.-.-.4 -, -'I- ,..fg- :ET ll , i I e a 1 about . sexual dan. 4 worked c ut S W' e hitting The hits just are 1 G e ' Q P6 ' f X Q tl? blnson lie onlf ac ' e been Dave Colii a double in the nmth 'I 4 ' Q Could the 1 health of a be 'J of we next year' V l body forever? If S0 and i' While fishing in Plains, Ga., last ave been ai April, President Carter glanced up to IJ be adt discover the approach of an unusual foe -an enraged rabbit. Just why a rabbit was swimming straight for the Carter noe, teeth flashing and nostrils flar ig. was unclear. Carter later surmi' that perhaps the creature was Heel attacker. In any event, he did .Ll , x.V0u P U1 Ch., Y 9 h G! 'Iar.' ill bc. puzzle pier es too muf ked I1 ' is genera e ummel' whether tn Here color washes a 9 ch: Ye: of Gior tached from th U t giones that a str '02 x J .nf evening it was - quadruphkage V birds fe s with the love songs and the or m the Subtle G s surface tlat thnic dance music. Mondd US, yon it simultaneo . the Greeks have a my f ross and jwwn into -QF RA! e of the caf ' 4 ,t 4 f 4' I 'K E! 2039, f X was squelched by 70 2 bursting from two li Q,-,.. Z2 15 H M I W techmcolor page Banzai Bunny re 1 rages Forec 1