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Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

 - Class of 1983

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l 1 X l I S 0 ll' ,..r ' I '1 - .JJ - .. Q QF' .if ,. , ,1. , r I , V, .'.f 'I . ,A fo I s P'f1r f --. F 7 lzznil- 0 R 'f4'2s. 4 l ,.. - - .. .,,..- - - M - '- 1 , 'K , ef Q 1 i xx H4NTEl?'S DIL Ili 'N X li:-El ' ,ul ,,,,,, , - ...l.4.. . u V' D ' 1 lf w .. ,C .fi ,A 'I .pr if DC V, 'X l' ,X G - ' s I s 1 , u - , C .gru- U, ,- 1---V Ofgf I -- '1'J SQ--1 ,Q -f ' gf I., .1 V ,,- : -is Q' xr . ' Qt is 5. Y, 4. I lb O 1. 6 7,3-00 gl' ' ' iff E S: ,F hifi? , ,A Q' , 'F' . bf' eb- li I Ld I H l A i v I 5 x all 1-,QS 49' -.1 f .'1h.. .. f, Q .N , ,. ll n 1 xf .4 ll.: bl vb l S. QC' .Jlf ,qos , 4 g l , Ig M -ff .gli K- is x I vi, - 1 4, f N -. ' . , , ' W f sl 'H I ?i A V hw First Row: S. Lannon, K. Flaherty, F. Wetzel, L. Magazu, R. Helfrich, C. Morrill, C. Bakeberg, J. Ballerini, D. Downey, D. O'Donovan, M. Carnes. Second Row: S. Rice, K. Pantano, L. Cox, C. Larson, C. Higgins, V lllattie, B. Kaslauskas, A. Healey, K. Williams, J. McKay, L. Sinatra, C. Carton, S. DiFiore, K. Morris, J. Mc'Aloon, K. Griffin, L. Mucci. Third Row: D. Austin, C. Mason, M. Dullea, M. Martin, S. Mahoney, P. LickHeld, S. Maloney, J. Platner, K. Kenney, K. Hopkins, 'If GrilHn, M. Hartigan, K. Paulson, D. Nace, Coach LittleHeld. i - Q by . fy V I .1156 ' V, 5 4'-14, -. 1, Q an at-4.2 .- 1'-.' ' f 4 . .4 1' 4' A V ..a,g.Aq Q rn' ' . . 'M xf'e.',,a - X 'F - 1 ' A . ' 411041-e4 wily an .fu lr The Girls' Track Team led by veterans Denise Downey, Sheila Rice, Kathi Flaherty and Donna O'Donovan continued their winning streak in 1982 by finishing off the year with a record of 8-1. The only loss came at the hands of Duxbury, the league champions. Coach LittleHeld is looking forward to an- other great season next year. H V 74 Han. 43 64 Rock. 54 G'U- f' 84 Mid. 34 Q-A 73 ooh. 45 '-'- gif v'5-xjf'vYC'-if WM 79 Hull 39 - . .H 4- A 94 H01. 24 x --3' ' -5 ' ' 95 Ab. 23 35 Dux. 83 l. l TFT' I-'-visrayfsu First Row: K. Murphy, D. Caldwell, D. Allen, J. Pettine, T. Bethony, D. Manning, P. Houde, S. Cowden, T. Conway, T LoSciuto, D. Pinkham, K. McCarthy, R. Wilson, D. Kercz, S. Virtue. Second Row: Coach Osgood, A. Eaves, S. McDonald, R. Finnegan, J. Daniels, M. Kelleher, J. Ziegner, B. Porter, E. Poole, B. Chicko, E. Paulson, B. Cronin, J. Viola, B. Bernard, R. Travis, E. OBrien, P. Bernardi, C. Cox, D. Cogliano, Coach Scott. ,,... ssl Y'- t I' Although it was a young team, the Boys' Track Team Hnished the year with a record of 6-3. The team was led by Jim Pettine, Brian Cronin and Tony Bethony. Last years X rookies have the potential to make this years team cham pionship material. 1 12 Han. 96' Rock. 54 Mid. J.. Q-J Y. 82 Coh. ga . -- - 58 E.B. 1 0716 Hull. ff' 115 Hol. I : 74 Ab. 25 Dux. ' I . fi' vw ' fm 911535752 6 X I I' cl -I f S 'HCI Q, N 0 ,,: X A A P 1 A FH U TWC 'Q u K' - --lik, - Av- , , N' L-9. it ifuv' 'la , ' A- ' ' l A - . T . ' -, ' A..:'-vw 5 313' r :iffy - 5 ' , 'l - 1.1 ' L. 1 sm . s.,' fw-X N 'P' x ' 'J x A ixQKYS 1 n g ll F First Row: B. Worthen, S. Jackson, G. Scarnmell. Second Row: 'IT Stansbury, M. 0'Connor, B. Whitcomb, P. Smith Coach H. Kowalski. ,,..-Jalviv 'il Dux. 0-5, 0-5 Mid. 5-0, 4-1 Han. 1-4, 2-3 Coh. 0-5, 2-3 W.B. 3-2, 3-2 Rock. 1-4, 0-5 Hull 3-2, 2-3 Ab. 3-2, 5-0 1' . The 1982 Boys' Tennis Team had a 7-9 record. A surprise feature of the team was freshman Bruce Worthen Whose dominating play made him the number one singles player. Bob Whitcomb became a vital doubles player, combining for points with Mark O'Connor and Peter Smith in competition. Steve Jackson performed Well in the second singles position, winning impressively against West Bridgewater and Hanover. 'ff'.'If.','iffI,' i X79 A53 A S S f A Q 5 I 7 t ' H AK . J L f. First Row: B. Merrick, L. Gates, J. Ellis, C. Howard, C. Kraysler, S. Henderson, J. Miniutti. Second Row: N White, H. Himberg, N Dempsey, K. Furio, B. Barron. Third Row: L. Edlund, L. Rietzel, M. Kemp, Coach Swartz. ,4R X, it.Au.J 1,u.,AL.,',,I' ' ' 5 AAL '.. 4 2 Dux. 3 5 Mid. 0 1 Coh. 4 4 E.B. -1 4 Hull 1 3 A bing. 2 4 A bing. 1 5 Rock. O 0 Dux. 5 -...1..,, ' 2 Han. 3 i - A ' 5 Mid. 0 0 Coh. 5 . Q gitrfika NMA. 0 Han. 5 JJJWM I --I ALM 7 Rock. 2 5 1 '- 4 Hull 1 ,i , 4 E.B. 1 'V A in-1 The Girls Tennis Team Hnished up strong with a 9-7 record. Out- standing contributions to the team were put in by Liza Edlund, Linda Rietzel, and Betsy Barron. 7 I-11 nas ,il .Eval-.ggipfi E L'-'ada Q 358: 'ff 5,11 5. f'h:.','Il.7Q't' Af. iq mn. .M H it N, .yaf.1g2u:q.,g i 'fQ'!B 'fm' ' -2 f ka c p ,X ' 59' - .4-' ,Eff W... ,x Q N l -4 'I EI! I 1 ' 5, , i,.- 5. l1'5N 5 x gg-,elk xi, .' .51 f I f m 'Q f ' 1 A' x 9 92 mfs Y . N s. I-. Q , . L 1 :fag Y K ' . K ' s Q K , -.4 I vs L V f 1 D l l f. V ii ,gdi 3' .AP I Q 1 x 6 -'Pi Af! 5 Y If-up A. 'Q ' 1 'n 'x . xx gt ,M i E O VARSITY SOFTBALL favs 4,24 K 4.4 1 lir IR u I 'U rnll V Oloughlm J Healey, K, Vinci, L. Hughes. Second Row: J. Amorelli, P. Manning, P. Larkin, V huh C lammell 4 Melsky C Tosney, M. Livingston, Coach W Gerety. H A 12 A bing. 4 1 Dux. 1 1 4 Mid. 5 4 Sci t. 3 15 C. Spell. 1 6 1 3 Coh. 5 7 E.B 3 25 Hol. 1 1 8 Rock. 1 6 0 Hull 9 4 A bing. 1 5 Dux. 1 4 12 Han. 4 4 Mid. 5 1 1 Coh. 32 I 6' E. B. 1 5 13 H ol. 4 15 Rock. 1 5 The 1982 Girls'Softball Team ended with a 9-9 record, one of its best in many years. The squad, led by veterans Mary Eich, Alisa Melsky, and Carol Gammell played some of its best games ever. Four of their 9 losses were games lost by one run! They played many exciting games this year and are looking forward to a good team next year with many upcoming players from the J. V. squad. 'fl ,QJ sf x ' 110 Kb: First Row: J. Weaver, D. Erna, C. Cotter, C. Tosney, S. Wetzel, P. Foley. Second Row: Coach P. Dinolo, N. Connolly, C. Anstead, D. Manning, K. Kelly, S. Marr, J. Flaherty, K. Rose, C. Svelnis, M. McLaughlin, C. Thoms, K. Betts. ,Sw NB -'F' ,unw- 'Q ,L . K Q lx 1. gn-e We 4 H Q 4-.U Y j-5'll-,kzggg 1, , ,.t I x,' y' Q! k, I I . . .A ..:.x.'4 fg1lu1',jf E ' 4 ' , .1 ,3' J,,:A - , N idx QW 1 . N , .ISN ' 'y 'gl N ef 'DAQ 'dqxd 4 na . . . i 1.1 y A First Row: J. Defreitas, S. O'Reilly, B. GrifHn, C. Blanc, K. Harrington, M. Coakley. Second Row: C. Malcolm, M. Lawrence, F. Chicko, J. Ferraro, B. Schneider, D. Ellis, 'IT Connolly, J. Robinson, B. Moy, S. Quigley, Coach A. Kassa tlv. 'Sui L o 'L' Q J, - The 1982 Varsity Baseball Team maintained the Winning R X N1 27 ' ' tradition at Norwell. The season record of 11-9 marked the ' 4 seventeenth straight winning season. Strong pitching, timely hitting and solid defense led to the success of the season. Returning seniors F Chicko, B. Schneider, and J Ferraro will contribute to a successful 1983 season. . v'7 tix 1 6' App. 1 1 13 A b. 3 I 1 Dux. 2 1 4 Han. 3 1 13 Mid. 8 7 Coh. 5 5 E. B. 4 8 Hol. 9 6 Rok. 1 1 9 Hull 8 5 App. 1 2 A li. 4 1 Dux. 2 2 Han. 3 .1 Mid. 2 ' Coh. 5 E. B. 0 H Ol. 5 I 1-1 First Row: B. Winters, J. Gates, S. Smith, C. Nichols, J. Hughes, R. Cahill. Second Row: J. Lamond, Ti Lopes, K. Flaherty, S. Donahue, C. Blanchard, E. Call, J. Daly, Coach S. Dunn. Q ..-if .- V1 in- I ,- al. J 1 si HH 2 N X if K H 5 y 7 , 'sing 1 Q f ' ,gf ' 4 1 K' i 2 I f S N .. W I J 1 Q 'i 4 :1 J 5 -'ll-0-N nil L lv' I f 0 . ' -rf?-5' .- . Y 5' 'ff ms' - A ,rf 1.1 C Fifi xi FALL 'WJ ,J A' il Mfr VY f O ,WM ' I vs., I f 1 . ' fxgff f 'nz' 3s O Y 1' :gun 6119, I xg I x ' C' 181 FIX' ,- Mix few 'qs fur-, 3 +1 ,, J' 1 .hf..... et.. SQA 1.-- - First Row: W. Schneider, J. Robinson, J. Daly, S. Quigley, F. Chicko, D. O'Donovan, K. Lovell, P. Hedegard, C. Cox. Second Row: B. Bernard, E. Carlo, D. Cogliano, S. Smith, C. Cowden, S. Aicardi, K. Donovan, R. Giodani, T Dunn, .L Edlund. Third Row: H. Heleen, Coach Kassatly, S. Elder, Yf Yokazowa, B. Winters, J. Murphy, R. Travis, R. Finnegan, M. Avery, M. Graden, C. Blanchard, B. Chicko, S. Mills, M. Leary, Coach Walsh. Fourth Row: M Nolan, B. Graden, P. Freehill, T Ross, C. Davis, C. Newsome, R. Alvanis, R. Lazcano, B. Lynch, S. Mildrum. Ffv I I ,I 26 App. - Ab. 27 Hull I2 Rock. l.'l Dux. 7 liflidd. 28 Coll. 19 HB. .'l4 Hol. 'f Han. 6' I4 I 7 7 27 0 0 33 6' 0 FJ The 1982 Varsity Football Team had a very successful year, finishing with a final record of 7 Wins, 2 tough losses to E.B., and Duxbury, and a very tough tie to Hanover on the Thanks- giving game. The good season was achieved mainly with the help of seniors Frank Chicko, Jimmy Daly, Billy Schneider, and Sean Quigley. Returning Varsity players who hope to keep up the good record are: David Cogliano, Brett Chicko, and Richard Travis. rt F 'ff ' 1 WWE! fnavnl if Front Row: A. Freeman, S. Donahue, S. Jackson, M. Smith, F Cogliano lCapt.j, D. Caldwell, D. Conway, J O'Halloran, S. Joseph. Second Row: Coach Osgood, J. Davies, C. Malcolm, K. Murphy, G. Woods, M Kelleher, K. Flaherty, J. Gates, E. Paulson, P. Goughan, P. Smith, B. Moy, D. Ellis. 3 Qui. 2 Ab. 0 Rock. 2 Han. 6 Mid. I Coh. 2 Dux. 2 E. B. 2 Ab. 2 Rock. 0 Han. 5 lVlid. ' Coh. .'l1lX. 's Although plagued by injuries, the Boys' Varsity Soccer Team had a successful season. Led by Captain Frank Cogliano the team Hn- ished with a record of 9-5-2, missing the tournament by only one game! Outstanding performances were given by Seniors: Andy Free- man, Steve Jackson, Charlie Malcolm, and Jack O'Halloran, they along with the rest of the squad carried on the team 's winning tradition! Coach Osgood is optimistic about next year's team with eleven veterans returning, and says, Watch out for bigger and better things from next years team! E 1 1 I if I 1 'T 23583 T? . - -444 N ww. N A-L4 First Row: C. Lewis, N. Thoms, J. Livingston, A. Evans, L. Henderson, S. Thomas, A. Krasenbrinlc, D. Tedeschi, G. Scammell R. Cahill, Coach Mott. Second row: J. Flaherty, S. Rogers, S. Banda, S. Pietroski, P. Sinatra, D. Peck, C. Allen, J. Sinatra. First Row: R. Page, J. Adams, T. Morrill fTri-Capt.j, J. Tim ulty KTri-Capt.j, M. Eich fTri-Capt.j, J. Giorgetti, K. Stockwell. Second Row: L. Hughes, M. Martin, S. Rice, C. Larsen, A. Carnes, S. Maloney, M. McLeod, T. Collins, C. Morris, C. Watson, J. Weaver, M. Mascucci. Q'- + ' 'S' 2 Ab. 7 0 Ab. 8 1 Rock. 4 0 Rock. 6' 0 Dux. 16 0 Dux. 10 - , , g .- -. 0 E.B. 5 ip' 'il i W v , 0 QB. ig Z ., ,Y 5 5' - 0 at. I I gli ' WY P 0 Har. 0 0 Na us. 3 0 Naus. 2 1 Han. 3 0 Han. 2 1 Coh. 4 0 Coh. 6 0 P. C. 4 1 P. C. 2 Although the Girls' Varsity Soccer Team was not as successful as anticipated, the team and their fans still enjoyed the season. With the exceptions of Seniors Trisha Morrill, Mary Eich, Joanne Timulty, and Jill Adams, the team was a young one. Coach Anderson is looking forward to an even more successful season next year. Front Row: M. Livingston, L. Magazu, J. Knowles lCapt.j, A. Melsky lCapt.j, C. Carty, VY Mattie, Second Row S Hayes, P. Manning, W. Haskins, L. Edlund, D. Suurhans, B. Kaslauslras, M. Goughan, M. Kiley, K. Griffin Co-Captains Alisa Melsky and Jill Knowles led the Var- sity Field Hockey Team this year with support from Seniors Colleen Carty and Lee Magazu. This years team showed great improvement over past seasonsf They held their own against such rivals as Duxbury and East Hridgewater. Coach Frado is looking Har- ward to an even more successful season next year with her well seasoned team. m an-34 1' an . V 4',a'a, Han Hol. Dux. Mid. A b. E.B. Coh. Han. Hol. Dux. E. B. Hull Mid. Hull Ab. Coh. ,f 5 x Je if xx V x lllglllfylgll! We fl HIIIUIIQQIV 1.- fflUf!!!! .-.msgg .V HIE V 'A : F ' 1- lu1 3,a:!!!2!E!b-' J lm M m, X 4 ' SF 1 F55 V 'ee H W 4 'Qm:.sllf.LgfLlffi, 'N I' 1 Ov .3 . if ll - V- 1 I gr,..,f..M-aa. .Ain O .1 i 5.3 !,- R N. , 5 5. .. if Q. H 'f' Hu I L har-. 1 ' ! 'Jil ' ' 1' A wv .tv .1 g .,, 5, . ,Wi V -f . 35, .- 1' f M ,.. First Row: S. Nelson, N. Taglieri, M. Lawrence, L. Carty, L. Joseph, H. Himberg. Second Row: Coach Claire, J. Shields, J. Coco, S. Clarke, L. Mulkerrin, G. Swanson, N. Connolly, S. Wetzel leapt. 1, C. O'Halloran. an 'i 5sf giJf:4'Q...L.- Q'-2 First Row: I.. Vox, J. Spring, A. Resnick, J. Amorelli, L. Cicerelli. Second Row: A. Healey fco-capt.1, J. Mi-Aloon. V. Thoms, S. Lannon, L. Prudente, W Hietala, M. Taylor, N. Barrett, H. Ritter fco-capt.l not present for photo. Fri-I Row: P. Foley. V. Spring, J. Hone, M. Micciantouno. Second Row: J. Cox, T Griffin, M. Dullea, D. Ilnlili-n. Thirri Row: M. Kemp, K. Gates, C. Cloutier, M. Pompeo, Coach Conners. 4? . ,fir Y M ,yuxa LE 1-re ARKEN: R5 V, ywwxik NT -.,- V,,z, my ,, , X f ,ullIll11'lllllU'm-W sis Q2 lv KK Sd! 5 rr- skfff oxCD UWC 2',54.l mich 1 E' Q ' U2 E W R .X-.'xw -' ,Tue I V ,ji E. 1, MUMHU-ffllmj i 1 NS A 'fail 'Jw EQ 6 U-JNVH Z -9- gs Z J O 2 5 U Maxim f -,j lfl.'1lm'hek 1 J. Antell B. Bays P. Belts H llrlrkr pl. ll B BH. ,Ml C. Allen M. Anastos J. Anderson T. Augustine D. Avery S. Banda L- Barron Being a Freshman means gettmg mto R Belye-9 R BGHUHE class a mmute before the bell rmgs S. Blake J. Bond J. Faddigan S. Cahan C. Cahill J. Calvani R. f 'Hsfiv A. Chase P. Chiasson C Cloutier L. Cochrane J. Coco C. Cole 'IT Conboy P. Connell ay S. Conway M Cooper C. Corson T Cowden D. Cronin L. Crovello M. Culley . Q 1 C. Daly M Davis YD R. Deininger ' w I - J Deluca W Dempsey .I Detwiler L. Dillon J. Dirk 1 r M DODOV-Bn J D01'8I1 D A. Dunn M. Dwyer D. Elder 5 i 'f -ml X. Fiiocco T. Fitzgerald J. Flaherty 1 5. ' 1 XI. Freema.': P. Frebill J. Gamrnell J- Gibson P- Goughs-U 5. Grant J. 1-1311 W Havsh gl' J. Heajey L. Henderson 1 S. Hindlef ' 55:56 D. Hoin J. Holden J. Hone S. HOUIIIY Y N Y if A- C' Hutchings J. Johnston X, Kgpqmbells C Kgrns C. Kelb' S. Kelly B. Ixiiellander JI. Ladd .NL Lane M. Lawrence C. Lean' K. Lean' i' I A Of' . if T jr G' A G.: 7 X 1 fx M' , . ,H B. Lenormand f L. 'lf' A. Q V. 4 1 t ,I M. Lincoln el 7 . -. . fi- A. Laps lx. L unn-v K Lyons E. 1f8hOII9'V jfahgnga-V J Lfartzb E Masseds' LI. .Vasucci W .Ucfann M. Lamond L. Leibowjrz J. Locke D. Lyn ch K. .xfajof M. McLean 31 29 N N . 'f4l.t'lld M. .1Iivv1'ar1tuono D. N1 o y D. Nea rjv 1' 11.-.V My Y. 'IT McMahon L. McManus A- MGIHDSOH 6 M. Moraites L. Morris L. Morrison K. Mottenson L. Mulkerrin J. Murphy C. Nelggn Neville K, U 'I 'onnor D. Peck J. Peck M. Pendergast D. Perkins Q..-1-.. -. I. Mrf-rson Petrillo H. Phillips M. Pompeo n l S, Turner E. Waterman J. Zambuto G. Anderson K. Bakeberg I.. Boulos 34 A. Tuttle J. VanOsdol K. Venza L. Villa 5.1 A. White J White M. Williams K. Young Tiff W Abbott to the school dance and having your D'AdamS parents drive Being a Sophmore means: taking a girl C. Anstead S. Athanasiou . l J. Bent S. Benting N. Boc J. Bond K. Bracchi C. Brackett SJ Brown C. Bunnell A. Eaves J. Edlund S. Elder D, Emg S. Farley' T. F arry 'If Flaherty R. F rehill l . E. M. Feneck R. Finnegan D. Fisher J. Flaherty C K. Foley P. Foley 'AT 1 A. Fullerton J. Furio B. Giacobbe J Gibson D. Gillen w f 1 l 1 S. Gilmartin R. Giordani M. Glans D. Goldman R. Graden J V J 1 T Griffin D. Harriman M Hartigan C. Helfrich H. Hfmberg C. Hindley D. Holden E. Hopfner K. Hopkins J. Hughes w w 1 R. Hureau L. Jackson A. Jones bfk M gfg. 3 3. in 'A A' 7 fl I ll Y I L . L , W x if V 3 3' A , S. Jones L. Joseph D. Kearney P. Kearns M. Kemp K. Kenney L. Kernan A. Krasenbrink Y 3 A Y I . C. Laidlow 'Il Larsen R. Lazcano K. LeNormand C. Lewis 37 M 1 2 . .' l.1'ckh'eld J. l.14x fngwlun L. LOSCiUZO T Lopes G. Lucas CY ltwms J. MacDonald S. Mahoney S. Maloney L. Manna 17 x ' J . tx K . M. Martin C. Mason -if 15, W Mastro Y gf , ',' 1 '- a-dl y ,fix V -f,,, - V ! .Ld ..., W M N F. Mcfann K. Mc-Eachern S. McMahonS 9 'Vf'fIL'hf'f J. Meehan A. Messinger S. Metivier S. Mildrum I., .Vffhfm J.E. Moore L. Mucci .L Mullrerrin I s A 1g,',.-hw .s T T. Ross D. Salamone S. Schembari 'a g. rf ,4..u. s.-hnell L. Schulz S. Scott E. Sears S- Sherman S. gi,,,m,,,,S J. 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'I 4: Nr fi ' Q 8 4 f 1 s I ,f A . 4,4 5 . 5 , N Wh. x ' Q WK! S 5 u ' as I . .tcxhh 41-tr V-'QA Arey talking to ' :HER-am an 1 g oi? . -N 1 Q N2 'N if 2- 0 b f LM Wel1lll . . . maybe not. ' WWW 1 v ' X 'f ibm F . . f...A X1 a 4 1 X X v T 1 .J I I-X w il 'P Q3 i f i' Q ,f VF? ' f ,J A- Y y,, .V '4 he P I is f Q Fm . .J . . v 5 v ,fi ,. F' 4' 'A 'li S V ff: X Nw V 839 li ' 1 N ff Q.:- J' . X. P' Vaf' .1 V .1 1, x - 5 ., ,le-N , IT. X , J, A ,ii 1 j Q dag! , Q ' .fo 'f' 443' fi .4 ik l ' ff . --'- :ff- vat s X55 1 'ii 'L ,. f A u .L w ? r, 4 1 'vw' X 0 Q 1 I R X. 'I QF . - ,Q 53 .. V43 . ' A - 1 1 lt. z .55 R .114 W. ' f ,X .6--: 1'3 xy! 'UW' -dl' 1 Q 3' -.bf I 1 1 4'-gx Y Al, , P, , 4 Sli? ff f . --., ' flff x X np 644' ' A 1 i Q M . , .- 1 lan, 4 T x'Q :fl 1 NN. X . I ' L 77' 'YN 4 MC' Q5 Y VV,-Q I 1 .?k x M, -1-,wk i 7 P -A -N was X A ! 4 I JOHN DA VID VIOLA Elvis Class Pres. 3, 4. Band 1-4. Drama 1-4. Spring Track 1-4. Winter Track 2-4. Boys State fGovernor1 3. State House Rep. 3. Student Gov't. 3, 4. Yearbook Managing Editor 4. A fool finds no pleasure in under- standing: but delights in airing his own opinions. Q? MARY ELIZABETH EICH Eika, Scary Basketball 1, 2. Softball 1-4. Soccer 2- 4 I Capt. 41. French Club 3. Class Offi- cer 1, 4 fSec.!TresJ. Wrestling Stats. 3, 4. Yearbook Staff 4. The trouble with the future is that it usually arrives before we are ready for it. SENIOR CLA SS FI CERS ALISA JANE MELSK Y Moda, Meshka, Melsk, Takka, Sa-Sa Student Gov't 1. Class Secretary 2-4. Field Hockey 1-4fCo-Capt. 1, 42. Soft- ball 1-4. Latin Club 1-3fSec. 31. Ger- man Club 1, 2. Girls State Rep. 3. Library Study Committee 3. Year- book Senior Section Editor 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Life is to be fortified by many friend- ships.- To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. 'ls QTY PA UL WILLIAM BERNARDI Pablo, Toabes Class V.P. 4. Wrestling 4. Spring Track 3, 4. Yearbook Photo Editor 4. We are the music makers, And we are the dreamer of dreams, Wandering by lone sea-breakers, Yet we are the movers and shakers of the world forever it seems. v0 'Y--'ff BRIAN JOSEPH CRONIN Croninberg, Berg Credit belongs to the man who is actu- ally in the arena, who strives valiant- lyg . . . who errs and may fail again because there is no effort without er- ror or shortcoming, . . . lbecausel in the end he will know the triumph of achievement .... 1 65 15' s ,I . .IILL ADAMS Jillian, Jilly, Pill, Jumpin, S. W, Soccer 1-4. Basketball I. Winter Cheerleading 2. Drama Club 4. Bas- ketball Stats. 4. A little nonsense now and then is rel- ished by the wisest men. 'tII'.'fJIIORI'I WlI,LlAlU ANASTOS, JR. ' Bill, Ed, Givar, Teodoro -' Student Govt. l, 2. Span- I 7nf'lf6'LV l-4. ' also may in length of 1 Jr elements. JILL ANN AMORELLI Fall Cheerleading 2, 4. Winter Cheer- leading 1, 3. Softball 1-4. Prom Com- mittee 3. Spanish Club 3, 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Gymnastics 2. Time once shared . . . and memories of yesterday, look toward the future- to capture a glimpse of the past and to grow and develop a bright new tomorrow. DA VID CHARLES ALLEN Hiesman, Himan, Biman Winter Track 2-4. Spring Track 1-4. Football 1. Soccer 3. Yearbook Sports Editor 4. Boat Building Club 3, 4. The worst sin towards our fellow crea- tures is not to hate them, but to be indifferent to them, thatis the essence of inhumanity. I TERRI MARIE ANSTEAD Terriyaki Soccer 1-3. Basketball 1-4. Softball 1, 2, 4. A.F1S. 1, 3. Coming together ' is a beginning Keeping together is progress Working together is success. KIM ANN BANDARRA Carman, Seesta, Keemba, Kimba the White Lion, Salty, Kimbo AES. 1, 2. fAsst. Publicity Editor 21. Drama Club 1-4. Voice 4. Let your life reflect the love around you. TIMOTHY DANIEL BLANC Rene, Chinaman, Tim Basketball '1-4. Baseball 1, 4. What you can do or dream you can, Begin it! Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. MARSHALL ATWA TER BLAKE Blake, Marshall Track 2. Nowell Music Grant Recital 1, 2. College 4. The Earth is but one country, and mankind its citizens. ANTHONY FRANCIS BETHONY Tony, Tone, Twit, Meat Band 1-4. Soccer 1-3. Winter Track 1- 4. Spring Track 1-4. There is a pleasure in being mad, Which none but madmen know. ,sv LAURA ANN BOGNI Bone Softball Manager I. 2. Latin Club 3. Spanish Club 3. Yearbook Business Editor 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. The coach is at the door at last The eager children mounting fast And kissing hands in chorus sing Goodbye, goodbye to evervthing! 67 MICHAEL JOSEPH BOLAND Bo, BoBo, BoBo Brazil Soccer 2. Football I. I don 't wanna fade away l don 't wanna fade away Tell me what can l do, what can l sa V Cause darlin' l don 't wanna fade away ff ,ef-11 KIMBERLY ANNE BRIDSON Kim, Sliggy, Lee Basketball 1, 2. Latin Club 1, 2. Field Hockey 2, 3. Spanish Club 2, 3. Drama Club 2. Class Historian 1. A.F.S. 1, 2. Reflections in the waves Spark my memory Some happy, some sad And I think of school friends And the dreams that we had. xx at DA VID B. BOWERING HICRIK LUND HURGPISS JEFFREY BRIAN CADDIGAN Trip, Spaceman ,At is turning, and it can 't XII' Mo, and you can't hold lf: and you can't ,ff gr! you, then if DANIEL MARK CALDWELL Danny, Dan Soccer 1-4. Basketball 1. Winter Track 2, 3. Spring Track 2-4. Class VP. 3. Roads go ever on Under cloud and under star As we turn at last to home afar. MA UREEN FRANCES CARNES Martine, Moe, Mo-Mo Winter Track 3, 4. Spring Track 3, 4. French Club 3. Yearbook Staff 4. The sunlight of the garden Hardens and grows cold, We cannot cage the minute Within its nets of gold, When all is told We cannot beg for pardon. I V, ,- I . LYNDA JEAN CAMPBELL Bertha, Baakaa, Bertha Control, Berta A.F.S. 1-4. Drama Club 1-4. Winter Track 3. Spring Track 2, 3. Spanish Club 3, 4. Cuando plante rosales, siempre co- seche rosas. PETER CHRISTOPHER CALL Pete, Stewpot, Stewy, Pete-ski, Ski, Pierre Band 1-4 IVP. 3, 42. Student Gov't 1-4 IVYP. 41. Food Committee 1-4. Drama Club 3, 4. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others, cannot keep it from them- selves. ,L DEBORAH MARIE CARROLL Debbie, Veg, Ebnique, Debwhoral, Caccle Bird l may get around . . . I may laugh a lot . . . Now you 'd think that I 'd he happy with the life l've got. Nobody knows what dreams I see . . Ain 't nobody really knows the inner side o' me. . ,S lilhw 'Q-4uf'f. CHRISTINE lWARlE CARTON Chris, Chrissy Winter Track I, 2. Spring Track I-4. Latin Club IV.P. 41. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4 ISPU. 41. Happy the man. and happy he alone. He who can call today his owng He secure within can sa-V, Tomorrow do thy worst, For l have lived today. 'll1lfl.A .'UAllll'f I'H.f1l'l.N' Sharlah, Nlarla, Sharla -Eoin, Dumb Blonde N'fJ.'il7l,sll Club l, 'lun' wlwn you realize f is over and done, ' V ,good times and IIHHIIL' K In 4' X-N BRIANJOHN FRANCIS CASSIDY Brianl, DBC, QL M, S.M., Ama, Br Ieye1an Spring Track I. A.F.S. 1-4lTres. 31. French Club I-4. Latin Club 1, 2. Dra- ma Club 2-4. England 3. Yearbook Candids Editor 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Prom Committee 3. Forsake not an old friend, for the new is not comparable unto him. A new friend is as new wine: when it is old thou shalt drink it with pleasure. COLLEEN MARTHA CARTY Field Hockey 1-4lCapt. 21. Drama Club 1-4. Latin Club 1, 2. Spanish Club 3. French Club 3, 4. Student Gov't. 3, 4. Yearbook Faculty Editor 4. Self-Defense Club 3. School Store 3. And so the days go swiftly by, The months and years too, But time can never dim My memory of you. FRANK ANTHONY CHICKO, III Football 1-4 lCapt. 41. Wrestling 1-4 lCapt. 41. Baseball I-4 lCapt. 41. So many faces in and out of my life, Some will last, some will just be now and then. Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes, I 'm afraid its time for goodbye again. ..1...n-n-. . .- Ann. 1 l vt .sy I BRYAN KEITH CLAIN I r Geo-Man, Clain-Brain, Sergio, V Ama, Bry-why-an, Bryan , . I Yvonne 3 3 AFS. 1-4. French Club 1-4. Drama Club 2-4. Tennis 4. England 3. Prom Committee 3. Tutor 4. . The only thing I find time for any-I more is procrastination. - r g 1 .,. ,W 1 I MICHELE ANN CLOUTIER M Swimming 1-4. Softball 1, 2, 4. Natf Hon. Soc. 3, 4IPres. 42. Yearbook Ac- tivities Editor 4. S.A.C. 3, 4. Class VP. 1, 2. Prom Committee 3. Girl ks State Rep. 3. - i ' You give little when you give of I I your possessions, gi . If C It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. f F rg K M me w.. - an - x, Q gf ELIZABETH ANNE CLOUTIER Beth, Jelly-Buns, Beffy, Bether, Woman, Butch Cassidy, Clutes Chorus 1-4 ILibr. 42. Drama Club 1-4 fStudent Dir. 41. German Club 1, 2. Yearbook Staff 4. We thank thee then O Fatherf for all things bright and good. The seaside and the harvest Our life, our health, our food. No gifts ha ve we to offer For all thy love imparts But that which thou desirest Our humble, thankful hearts. X . LISA CROWELL CLARK Lisu, Mummy, S. W, Li, DBC, f Lis, GJI1 Woman Student Gov't. 2, 4. Soccer Stat. 3, 4. ' Yearbook Staff 4. A.F.S. 1-4fArea Rep. 3, Sec. 41. Drama Club 1-4. Cho- rus 1-3. Walk out of any doorway feel your way like the day before Maybe you'l1 find direction Where its been Waiting to meet you. 1 r ,. FRANCIS DOMINIC COGLIANO, JR. Frank In my winter l have found an in vinci ble summer. 71 11 ti? ,ll ALLISON KIIWBEHLEY CONHOY Aiba Chunks, Aiba, Alli Babes, Al fBennyI Sudden Glory is the passion which maketh those grimaces called laughter. So keep laughing. 0. N ? . T ,BL . 3 . I :fa-'Flu' J ' 'IUWAS I'Ol.l'f.1lA.N' IYIUK Tom l. :lin I'lul1 l. V if as I remember ull my 111' f'llilllL,'f'Il for lwtlcr, 'fl -func l'l'lll'llll 5- DA VID WILLIAM CONWA Y Da ve Soccer 2-4. Latin Club 1. We need to learn to set our course by the stars, not by the lights of every passing ship. THOMAS MICHAEL CONNOLLY Tom, Tommy, Dogga, Tommy C., 11720.11 unogga Cn Student Gov't 1. Food Comm. 4. Foot- ball 1. Basketball 1, 2. Baseball 1-4 lCapt. 42. When this you see Remember me and bear me in your mind and speak of me as you find. CHARLES SPENCER COX, JR. Charlie Football I-4. Wrestling 1, 2. Spring Track 1-4. The real value of anything is never truly known until it is gone forever! We enter and leave this world with nothing. Our value to society is based on our accomplishments, which are appraised by those we leave behind. MICHAEL THEODORE CRA VEN Raven, Crave Drama Club 2. Thank Heaven.' the crisis is past, and the fever called school is conquered at last. JAMES M. DALY1 III Brut, Jimbo Football 1-4. Baseball 1-4. Basketball 2. Remember the work, Remember the fun, High School was great but now life has begun. Jar, JN . JAMES E. CURTIN, JR. Band 1-3. Drama Club 1-4. Spring Track 3, 4. A.F.S. 1-4. If I told you what it takes To reach the highest high You'd laugh and say No things that simple But you've been told many times before Messiahls pointed to the door And no one had the guts to leave the Temple! DANIEL RICHARD CROWELL Dan the Man In the path of lite you fmust pick up the pebbles of knowledge. 141' N -.ir If x AA f. If l., . , . - .. i untfgih V . ,Y is JOANNE MARIE DARDANO Dard, S. W. Basketball 1, 2. Spring Track 1, 2. Winter Track 3. Soccer 2-4. A.F.S. 3, Spanish Club 3. Yearbook Activities Editor 4. Now old friends are acting strangeg they shake their heads and say you 've changed, but somethings lost and somethings gained in living everyday. 73 '. r 5 . F- iw 5. . -f ar S? af: JEFFREY LAWRENCE DA VIES Jeff Soccer I-4. Basketball I-4. Spring Track 1. 4. Student Govt 1-4 lV.P. I, 2, Pres. ff, 41. Boat Club 4. The awards I received were few, The pride I received was selfl worth. The rewards I received were man y, Let he who had more lun step forth, 1 cf CINDY JEAN DELANO Drama Club 1, 2. Winter Track 3. Cross Country 3. MV heart is warm with friends I make and better friends I'll not be knowing yet there isn't a train 'I wouldn't take no matter where its going. 'QL THOMAS MICHAEL DeFREITAS Dogga'1 T'1 Tom Basketball 1-4. Baseball 1, 2, 4. Foot- ball 1. Student Gov't 3. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. I was born to run I was born to dream The craziest boy you 've ever seen Igot to do it my way or no way at all ? .S'Alr'AH .l. IJIITKS STACEY ANN DWIORE Stace, Spacey Field Hockey 3. Spring Track 3. French Club 3, 4. California Dreaming Of the suril the sand and the sun, Take me to the idyllic setting This place for having fun. ' I 1 . ANNETTE MARIE DILLON Annie, Masie Drama Club 4. Spring Track 4. Elysium is as far as to the very nearest Room If in that Room a friend await Happiness or Doom- JAMES WALTER DORAN Everywhere the human soul stands between a hemisphere of light and an- other of darkness on the confines of two everlasting hostile empires- -Necessity and Free Will. MICHAEL T DONNELLAN Drama Club 1-4. French Club 3, 4. Latin Club 3. A.F.S. 4. Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday. 59. -' Ti' SCOTT JOSEPH MAGUIRE DONAHUE Donk, Donkey, Ho Basketball 1-4. Baseball 1-3. Soccer 4. Yearbook Staff 4. We 've got times to think of the ones we love While the miles roll away But the only time that seems too short Is the time that we get to play. ....i -an DENISE ELIZABETH DO WNE Y Dee, WildThing', Dewy A.F.S. 1-4 Student Gov't 4. Winter Track 2-4 ICapt. 41. Spring Track 1-4 I Capt. 41. Band 1, 2. Foods Committee 4. Voice 3, 4 IArt Editorj. Yearbook Art Editor 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3. 4. There are doers, and there are thinkers, and then there are those who think behwre they do. ,IOYFE GRA FE DRAHEIM Spring Track 1. Winter Track I. Dra- ma Club 1. A.F.S. 1. As you ramble on thru life, Whatever be your Goal, Keep your eye upon the Doughnut and not upon the Hole. . Xf1 lilRlil'l l'A l','NI1MA N 'lub 4. A,F.S. 4. l renc'h !'lub fn ro Ihink that it is very 'f1llllnUnlAySHl.fl, that the world knoweth not ll livefh. MARK DOUGLAS ENGELSMAN 11. JENNIFER KATHR YN DUANE' Jen, Jennie Cheerleading 2, 3. Basketball Stats 2. Wrestling Stats 3, 4. S.A.C. 2, 3. Span- ish Club 3, 4. Girls'State 3. Yearbook Staff 4. Student Gov't 1-3. Forever shall our memories remain inside my heart. Dear friend of mine, a part of you will always be with me. I LYNN MARIE ERNA Slynn Basketball 1. Field Hockey 2, 3. For long you live and high you fly And smiles you'll give and tears you 'll cry And all that you touch and all you see ls all your life will ever be. MA UREEN ELIZABETH FARRY Mo, Moey, Mo-Mo Band 1, 2. Yearbook Candids Editor 4. A.FS. 1-4 I Tres. 2, Publicity Commit- tee 3I. German Club 1-3. Drama Club 1-4 IStudent Director 31. Field Hock- ey 1-3. Winter Track 1. Spring Track 2. Girls Basketball Manager 2. We have come a long way indeed, but just enough to become conscious of our ignorance. MICHAEL THOMAS FLAHERTY Magoo, Moogel, Mogel, Mogue Student Gov't 1, 2. S.A.C. 2-4. Latin Club 1-3 IVP. 31. Yearbook Managing Editor 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. I am using this space to ask a question that has been bothering me for many years: WHY DO YOU PEOPLE CALL ME MOG UE? A is KATHLEEN FLAHERTY Slim, Sweet Buns, Kathi, Katrine, Kath Basketball 1-4. Track 1-4. French Club 3, 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Whats the use of worrying? It never was worth while, So pack up your troubles in your old kit bag, And smile, smile, smile. JOHN MICHAEL FERRARO Wop, Dago, Guinea, Jake, Juan, Paco Baseball 1-4. ANDREW BRYAN FREEMAN Andy, Drew, Freebird, Fribble Soccer 1, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 4. Student Gov't 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. If you could see it all, before you go - all the adversity you face at sea - you would stay here, guard this house, and be immortal . . . .77 4 FAROL ANNE CHRISTINA GAMMELL Gam, Cag Soccer I, 2. Basketball 1. Softball I-4. Student Gov 't 3. Prom Committee 3. Love doesn 't make the world go 'round Love is what makes the ride worth wh ile. DA VID GINCHES STEPHEN EDWARD GA TELY Gator, Mr. Awesome Football 1. Baseball 2. Strength lies not in defense but in at- tack. ' Q Isla' 4 4 ' JOANNA L. GATANTI Jo-Jo, Banana For me there is only the traveling on paths that have heart . . . There I travel, and the only worth while chal- lenge is to traverse its full length. And there I tra vel, looking, looking, breathlessly. I N DA WN RUTH GODLEY Sunrise, Ungodley Soccer 2. Gymnastics 3. AES. 3, 4 Iex- change to Switzerland summer 31 French Club 3, 4. Yearbook Faculty Editor 4. Hold fast to your memories of love and laughter. But Hy free, my friend, your race has just begun. Ns WILLIAM EDWARD GRANT Band 1-3. Drama Club 1-4. Voice 3, 4. Are you pulling the strings to your fate? Are you carving the future from soap? DANIEL WILLIAM HASKINS Dan, Danny, Dano Football 1. Basketball Manager 1. You know I know we ain 't going to show no mercy to anyone who will try to get in our way. ' 'K' KAREN DORIS HARRISON Harry, Ka, Kish, Kinky Drama Club 1. Latin Club 2, 3. A.FS. 4. Within. me lies the power to seize the hour and live my dreams. SANNI REIMER HANSEN Swanie, Tigres, Sure? Its nice to be important, but is it more important to be nice. --n . WILLIAM EDWARD HAZELTON Bill, Speedy, Samoin, Gozalis Hockey 1, 3. Soccer 1, 3. 'Picking away the moments that make up a dull day. You .waste the hour in an off hand way Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town Waiting for someone to show you the way. ANDREA ANNE HEALEY Anni, Anne Fall- Winter Cheerleading 1-4. Soft- ball 1. Spring Track 2-3. Stud. Gov't. 3. Spanish Cl. 3, 4. Prom Com. 3, Ybk. Candids Ed. 4. N.H.S. 3, 4. Don 'L walk in front of me- I may not follow. Don 't walk behind me- I may not lead. Just walk beside me and he my friend. WICNIH' MARIE HlE'I'A LA I I. Fall Cheerleading I-4. Gym- ! II. Spring Track I, 2. Year- I, 'fmvf-s on, but now and 'sri-rrlay brightens , , l1nW. GRAHAM EDWARD HEGELER PHILIP J. HEDEGARD JOHN I ERIC HOFFMAN Juan, Slinlr, Roncha A.F.S. 1-4. Latin 1. I shall pass thruogh this world but once. Any good, therefore, that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any human being let me do it now, for I shall not pass this way again, v JOSHUA BANFIELD JACKSON Archibald Track 1, 2. Winter Track 1, 2. Tennis 2. Boat Building 3. Oh, l am the cook and a captain bold. And the mateeof the Nancy brig, And a bo sun tight and a midship- mite And the crew of the captain gig. SPENCER ROBERT JOSEPH Skip, Spence Wrestling 1. Soccer 3, 4. Let us not build walls and become lonelyg build bridges and enjoy the world. a JJ. ROLAND F JONES STEPHEN FRANK JACKSON S.J Band 1, 2. Soccer 2-4. Tennis 1-4 ICapt. 31. Wrestling 1, 2. Yearbook Sports Editor 4. Never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for yours. KATHY M. KELLY Blow, blow, thou winter wind, Thou art not so unkind. As man 's ingratitude . . . 'IN JILL MARIE KNOWLES Beans, Owl Eyes Latin Club 1. AFS. 2. Spring Track 1, 2. Tennis 3, 4. Field Hockey 2-4 ICO- C apt. 41. Cherish the memories of yesterday, Savor the joys of today, Nurture the promise of tomorrow. .IUHN PHILIP LAHSEN Animal 'f' I, Wrestling I-4. -Iv one success. . . to be able ur lite in your own way PAMELA LARKIN Lester Basketball 1. Cease to inquire what the future has in store, and take as a gift whatever the day brings forth. SANDRA ANN LANNON Sandi, Sal Stud. Gov't 1, 4. Sp. Track 2-4. Cheer- leading 1-4 lCapt. 41. Spanish Cl. 3, 4. Yrbk. Ed. 4. Make new friends, but keep the old, those are silver, these are gold. Friendships that have stood the test of time and change are surely best, Brow may wrinkle, hair may grow gl'-9.V,' Friendships never know decay. MICHAEL PHILLIP LA WRENCE Mike, Mick Baseball 1-4. Basketball 1-3. Student Gov't 3. ARTHUR G. LENNERTON Art, Artic Stop signs, speed limit signs Nothing can stop me now I 'm on a Highway to hell. CHRISTOPHER ANDREW LOG UE Chris, Logy Latin Club 1-3. One hour of life, crowded to the full with glorious action, and filled with noble risks, is worth whole years of those mean observances of paltry de- corum. 6-l l TIMOTHY ARMSTRONG LIZOTTE Locus, Timbo, Toabes Band 1-3. Soccer 2. Spring Track 2. Winter Track 4. Latin Club 1, 2. Boat Club 3. Spring Play 1, 3. Yearbook 4. There is nothing better for a man, than that he should eat and drink, and that he should make his soul enjoy good in his labor. in HEIDI LEE LINDEMANN Gopher, Sunshine, Wild Woman, Southern Bell, Ding Dong, Georgia Peach, Smile, Hinda Minda, Dixie, Bush Wacker Tennis 2, 3. Whatever l do in Life Ikn going to do it I En going to do it right I7l do it to its limit Whatever it is! KARLE D. LOVELL Football 1, 2, 4. Cruel hearted Orb that rules the night, removes the colors from our sight, black is gray and gray is white, but we decide which is right and which is an illusion. 83 LISA MARY MacDONALD Macca, Pebbles A.F.S. 4. Love is a friend, a tire, a heaven, a hell, Where pleasure, pain, and sad repentance dwell. CHARLES GOLDMAN MALCOLM 'N-I i LEE MAGAZ U Cross Country 1. Field Hockey 2-4. Winter Track 1-4. Spring Track 1-4. Chorus 1-4. District 4. S.E.MS.B.A. 4. If you earn something, you should be proud of it. Charlie Baseball 3, 4. Soccer 4. Yearbook Staff Nothing is good or bad, but thinking makes it so! Sl 'SAN ORA MALCOLM BRADFORD A. MARTIN ' Woman, Sue-babe, Sue- Gonzalo, Spaz Hoe, Subaru, S.W. Chess Club 1, 2. Band 1-3. Spring A I . 2. A.F.S. 3, 4. England Track 2. Drama Club 3. Yearbook Sales Editor 4. fn and you take your VWthout counsel plans go wrong, but ' NV HHSWGFS. with many advisors they succeed. DIANE ELIZABETH MASSE Y Dem blend Hn free to do what I want any old time. JENNY HA WLE Y McKA Y Baby Teeth, B71 Bal Chorus 1. Key Club 1. Math Club 1. Track 1, 3. Drama Club 2. A.F.S. 4. Dance Drill Team 4. May our heart always be joyful May our song always be sung and may we stay forever young. Sb JOHN PA UL McCARTH Y Macca, JP. Football 1, 3. Wrestling 1. Baseball 1. Many dreams come true and some have silver linings I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold. haul 'f FREDERICK MASUCCL JR. 'Y KEVIN MICHAEL MCLEOD Kevbo Wrestling 1-4. Baseball 1. Student Gov't 1-3. Think of everything as beneficial, even a mistake, for chances are it will never be made again, and if it is well, then I was wrong. 85 'H 'I I .D ' I .5 . X Q. My 34 RONALD SCOTT MCMAHON Vince lllclllahon, Kattman Rand IJ. Basketball I. Cross Country l. Don 't part with your illusions. When they are gone, you may still exist, but you have ceased to live. P . Qin' v n PHILIP ARTHUR MOHAN Phildo, Felipe Basketball I -4. RICHARD DEAN MILLER, JR. Rick, Kinky Latin Club 1. German Club 2, 3. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, M.A.S.P. 3. Drama Club 4. Yearbook Sales Editor 4. Adam was but human - this explains it all. He did not want the apple for the apples sake, he wanted it only be- cause it was forbidden. ' W 'HELE MARIE MORA l'l'ES PATRICIA LOUISE MORRILL Mich, Shelley Trisha, Trash 7.1, I, Soccer I-4ICo-Capt. 41. Basketball 1- 'H s easy this thing rfnllerl 4. Softball I-4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3. f .ofnerimes I-lmuls the Pride is seldom delicate, it will please lf Q up to us, were the ' itself with very mean advantages. push the clouds JAN D. NARKIEWICZ Yanzo, Polska, Janny, Ya wn, Nork, Narcotics, The Divine One, Sir Emperor Jan 1, John, Ka, Son of Thor, Scaramunga, Sweeny Todd the Demon Barber, Pele, SAT 700, 011-62- 2934, 83117, 659-7152, 659- 7598 9!21!65. Drama Club 1. Soccer 1-3. Voice 4. lllegitimatae non charburundum. Y'- DAVID M. O'DONOVAN O'D Football 1-4. Wrestling 3, 4. The future is uncertain, but the end is always near. 2 n rX',' X 'N X r VM' ll l .N V x 1-. 4,30 NN L, l X Y fu ' . ., . L O' 'Y' ' fl 1 , CYJP5 ' f f ,' ' Lf ' JA . w j' ,'- I x -' '-1 -'x . fx' . 1 . . 1- Y X Kb' N ll ' If J -. J 'X ' . .' ' nf ff U 2 1 V -r I -Y' 'V 1' f X . X ' xx .. 'K f xv- .Af ' ' 5' iff ' fx VN ld , , Nik? l 1 - I 5' ,Y-2 , A Ny -1 .f 1 if 1 X ' A 1 1 I wylx . f. - A , 1 1 , sv K, , N ' A11 '.,f' ., Y K ' Km, XJ 1,5 ,If I 1. ff 'o . X x . E fl , E . U F -1 'F' ,js W4 .N NDN N J! T 1 A A J .j . ' X 'A ILL, L A 21, 3' . ,V 1 ,q ,A 1 X, ., . F-f-J 3 Q-J -X5 ' 4'-xglfl' I , A4 A .1 A ri, X W . I ' E- ' 1 f 4' .f AN - A ' XL' ll',,ff.-H I ' 'I fy . .5 LINDA MARIE N UTTING Belinda Softball 1, 2. J. V Basketball 2. A.F.S. 1. Yearbook Senior Section Editor 4. Girl s State 3. There are some dreamers who spend their time dreaming, there are those believers who will always be believing, and like them but alone now we must learn to reach for the stars and always try and believe in who and what we are. x ' 1 g,.,..' CHRISTOPHER CHARLES NICHOLS Chris Baseball 1-4. Student Gov't. 1-4. Year- book Staff 4. What a man thinks of himself that is what determines, or rather indicates, his fate. fi DONNA MARGARET O'DONOVAN O'D sister, D O'D, Margaret AFS. 1. C ross Country 2. Winter Track 2-4. Spring Track 2-4. German Club 2, 3. God grant me the serenity to accept the things Icannot change. . . Courage to change the things I can and wisdom to know the difference. '59, Y .Y ff KEITH SCOTT OGDEN Disco, California Kid, Kasanova, Studly, Buddhist Monk, Oggie, Orphe, Garston AFS. l-4. Football I. French Club 2, 3. Drama Club 3. Au pays des aveugles, les boranes sont rois. '.llf'Hl'fl,l,IC D. O'ROlIRKI'I Micki 'urs I've seen that 'ffbllxg Rl' nf ll'll, in ffk. wl HA VIC FIIN. DEBORAH TYRA O'NEILL Deb, Debba, Debwhota 4952, Loretta Gymnastics 2. If you have one good friend, you have more than your share. 3 JoHN R 0'HALLORAM III Jack, Jack 0, Yukon Soccer 2-4. . . . And eloquent profanity just rolls I right off my tongue. PETER A. OSGOOD Pistol Football 2. To live life to the fullest you must accept all challenges ever made, do ' what no man has ever done before, but 5 if I do all that what will I do tomor- 1 . FOW. j 1 DANA MARIE PANTANO Soccer 1-3. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Boat Building Club 3, 4. Yearbook Art Edi- tor 4. Softball 1. Finalist in Scholastic Art Awards 2. Each is given a bag of tools, A shapeless mass, A book of rules, Each must make- ere life has flown- A stumbling block or a stepping stone LISA PECKHAM-GAL VIN Pecka, Lis, Lee Someday soon we'll stop to ponder, What on earthis this s ell we're P under, We made the grade and still we wonder, Who the hell we are! ALISON RUTH PECK Al, Apr, Al-Babie Class Treasurer 1-3. Student Gov't 3, 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Yearbook Copy Editor 4. Softball I, 2. Prom Commit- tee 3. Massachusetts Girlls State Rep. 3. Soccer 2. School Store 4. Basketball Statistician 1, 3. The conditions of conquest are always easy. We have but toil awhile, endure awhile, believe always, and never turn back. CHARLES A. PA ULDING, II Charlie, Charles SCOTT METZ PERKINS iw v I JEFFREY LA NE PERR Y Rev., Reverend Perry, Jeff Drama Flub l-4. Track 1. Audio- Vi- sual JI, 4. lfyou love something, let it go lf it comes hack to you, it 's yours, If it doesn't. it never was. .lA.'lflES EDWARD PETTINE Jumping, Jimmy, Jim tl! I . 2. Soccer 3. Winter Track ' ll Spring Track I-4 who conquers others, he l1lrn.sell'is might. LAURA MADELINE PETERSON Laurab, Petey, Laula Paula, Dumbe Blonde Youths for an hour, Beauty is a flower, But love is a power which lasts forever, KENNETH GEORGE PETERSON, JR. Kenbo, Kenny Baseball 1, 2 If you can keep your head while all those around you are losing theirs you don 't understand the problem. SHER YL ANN PIETROSKI Sheri, Troski, Sylvie, Beryl AFS 1, 2. French Club 3, 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Basketball 2. Yearbook Sen- ior Section Editor 4. All to myselfl think of you, Think of things we used to do, Think of things we used to say, Think of each happy bygone day, Sometimes I sigh, Some- times I smile but I keep each olden, golden while all to myselif l 53 LESLEE ANN PR UDEN TE Lester Winter Cheerleading 1-3. Yearbook Underclassman Editor 4. Drama Club 2. Prom Committee 3. Student Gov't 1-4. Fall Cheerleading 1-4 iCapt. 21. These times are only the mere begin- ning of our lives but it is true that we will look back upon them as the most valuable. AMY BETH RESNICK Ame Student Gov't 1-4. Drama Club 1, 2. Fall Cheerleading 1-4. Winter Cheer- leading 1-4 fCapt. 41. French Club 3, 4. Prom Committee 3. Homecoming Committee. Yearbook Staff 4. These times are only the mere begin- nings of our lives, but it is true that we will look back upon them as the most valuable. CINDI ANN DANIELLE RAEBEL Boo Soccer 2, 3, Spring Track 1. Spanish Club 3, 4. Latin Club 1-3. AFS. 1-4 ISec. 21 IPres. 3, 41. Basketball 1-4. Band 1-4. Drama Club 1-4. If you can dream it, you can become it ' I if you can imagine it, you can achieve it. six SEAN EDWARD QUIGLEY Quig, Quiger Football 1-4 leo-capt. 41. Wrestling 1. Baseball 1-4. What a man thinks ofhimsellf that is what determines, or rather indicates, his fate. LINDA MARGRET RIETZL Luis German Club 2, 3. Student Gov't 2. Tennis 2, 3. Yearbook Underclassmen Editor 4. True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and value. 91 Q-ev-ry CAROL YN PATRICIA RILEY Carol, Caraloon The Gods may throw the dice, their hearts as cold as ice, and someone way down here loses someone dear. .1UN'A'l'HA N HLA KH HI 'YKHA VER PIOH or 'I l, 2. Football I, Wres- -- 2, Spring Track l. Win- fi .find high you ily, I ,give and tears -wi all you see - - --r lir-. X JAMES L. ROBINSON Jim, Jimbo, Robbie Football I-4. Baseball 1-4. What a man thinks of himself, that is what determines, or rather indicates, his fate. Q ao P - 'i A if 4 il in HEIDI MERRILL RITTER Critter A Winter Cheerleading 1, 3. Fall Cheer- . leading 2, 4 ICapt. 41. Gymnastics 2. Q Softball 2. Drama Club 3, 4. Student f Gov't 3, 4. Prom Committee 3. Year- book Staff 4. The gull who flies highest sees far- thest. KAREN ANNE SCA VI TTO Cleo, Anna Karenina, Lalinlra, The Worm Drama Club 3, 4. Moved by deep love, a man is coura- geous, and with frugality, a man be- comes generous, and he who does not desire to be ahead of the world be- comes the leader of the world. .. .1 WILLIAM G.M SCHNEIDER Bill, Billy, Will, Willy, Bibba, Beee Baseball 1-4. Football 1-4. The future is uncertain and the end is always near . . . Let it roll baby roll. MATTHEW RA YMOND SMITH Mattybus, Matty Boat Club 3, 4. Student Gov't 1-4. Drama Club 1, 3, 4. Soccer 1-4. Tennis 1-4. Food Committee 4. Band 1-4 IPres. 3, 41. I have seen it and then built it, I have dreamt it and then made it happen, I have wanted it and so it will happen. LISA MARIE SINA TRA Snorty, Frank, Leese, Lissa, Lee Pee, Pee Cross Country 2. Winter Track 1, 2, 4. Spring Track 1-4 ICapt. 41. Drama Club 3, 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3. Yearbook Sports Editor 4. Prom Committee 3. . . . the first step is what counts. First beginnings are hardest to make and as small and inconspicuous as'they are- potent in influence, once they are made, it is easy to add the rest. LUUIS NORMAN SHKLIEW Lou, Big Lou, Sweet Lou, Ivan, Cpt. Bob Football 1, 2. Wrestling 1, 3, 4. A Hshing rod is a stick with a hook at one end and a fool at the other. RICHARD THOMAS LYLE SMITH Rick Rod, Due Rod, Rick Football 1. Baseball 2. Basketball 2. May you live as long as you like and have as much as you like as long as you live. 93 CURTIS WILLIAM SPARGO Diego Band I-3, Soccer 2. Track l. All I know is what I see and everybody sees it differently I wish someone would open up my heart and look inside of me but l'm the only one who holds the kev. WILLIAM TODD STANSBURY Todd, Smod, Stan Track 1. Tennis 2-4. Soccer 2. To live your life in your own way. . to reach the goals you have set for yourself . . . to be the you that you want to be- that is success. JENNIFER SPRING Jen, Jenni Tomorrow is a world of new begin- nings, its challenge met by each new day with my dreams becoming reality. VVA FJIJZABETH SUTTON PETER LAWRENCE SUTTON ff-Beva, Never, Nevnuts, Ijust don't sweat much. Cutie, SW ' vs'SoccerStats. 4. Drama tw- I'rew 3, 4. A.F.S. 3, 4. ' ook Stall' 4. w- thread can be .x'r' Illlf mg ,go lflfl ff! 'E'- STEPHEN MATTHEW S WEENEY Hemi, Hem, Crash, Curly Student Govt. 1 Don 't part with your illusions. When they are gone, you may still exist, but you have ceased to live. STEPHEN D. TERRY Hockey 1-3. Basketball 1. . Here is a test to End E' Whether your mission on earth is , finished: i P 5 If you re alive it isn't. 5 T' in MICHELLE ELIZA BETH TA YLOR Mich, Shelley, Frosty, Blondi, M T1 Mickey Band 1. If'ield Hockey 1. Cheerleading Winter J V 2. Cheerleading Fall Var- sity 4, Prom Committee 3. Each happiness of yesterday is a memory for tomorrow 'Y' JOSEPH ALEXANDER TA UPIER Joe, Joey, Topes, Lucky, RR Football 1. My strength is my determination I wanna just keep on gettin' better. MITCHELL L. THERRIEN Mitch There are two things to aim at in life: first to get what you want, and after that to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second. , l A l -95 3 SUSAN MARIE THOMAS Sue, Subaru Winter Track 1. Yearbook Staff 4. For yesterday is but a dream, And tomorrow is only a vision, But Today well lived Makes every Yesterday a Dream of Happiness And every Tomorrow a Vision of Hope! A Ns 'N 1 NYT JEAN VANUl'IRH'A'l'E'R Van, Van, Red, Nance 'fir in the sky we Y! within my heart rise I il: lhe changing I ,ons of my life? PA UL STEVEN TOWER Tower, Power, P.T Drama Club I-4. German Club 1-3. The strangest friendship yields to pride, unless the odds be on our side. JOANNE MARIE TIM ULTY Jo-Jo, Tim, Jumpin Jo, Mox, Rizzo Soccer 1-4. fCapt. 41. Softball 1, Z 4. Student Gov't 1-4. Drama Club 1-4. Prom Committee 3, 4. If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain, If I can ease one life the aching, or cool one pain, or help one fainting robin unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain. --7 HARRY PA UL VINCL JR. Pablo, Boo Radley, Ghost Track 1, 2 Wrestling 1-3. Student Govt. 2-4. Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. I l' 1 ,I SCOTT VIRTUE V1 Scooter Student Govt. 1, 2. German Club 1-3. Band 4. Football 1, 2. Track 2, 3. Wrestling 1-4 ICapt. 41. Voice 4. No man is free who is not a master of himself CYNTHIA ANN WHALEN Whale, Cindy, Sperm Whale, Craze Field Hockey 1, 2. Basketball 1. Stu- dent Gov't 2. The dream the wind will carry me soon I will be free. - FLORENCE MA Y WETZEL Flo, Floie, Flo-baby Spring Track 1-4. Winter Track 3, 4. Field Hockey 3. Student Gov't 1. Band 1, 2. A.F.S. 2, 3 fSec. 32. Year- book Candids Editor 4. Latin Club 1. Happiness is like a butterfly The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, It comes and softly sits on your shoulder. ROGER DICKSON WEA VER Raja, Potato Farmer, Dodger, 831 75, Pops Baseball 1. Cross Country 1. French Club 1. Yearbook Copy Editor 4. Voice IEd. in Chief? 3, 4. Drama Club 2-4. Man 3 yesterday may ne 'er be like his morrow, Nought may endure but m u ta bility. :Q ROBERT MALCOLM WHITCOMB Bob, Moose, Bear, Bopper, Moondog, Bobby Football 1. Baseball 1. Basketball 1-4. Tennis 3, 4. Every virtue is included in the idea of justice, and every just man is good. 97 CHARLES GREGORY WHITE Greg, Egg, Egg White Voice 3, 4. Art completes what nature cannot bring to a Hnish. The artist gives us a knowledge of nature 's unrealized ends. YOICHI YOKOZA WA Yoichi 1 Football 4. Baseball 4. AFS peices l'll remember all my 1 'me would Change. All r .I their moments with 'If loved them all. 'iii V, I n' I ' f .1 1 A X cf-J-'kb-g x X E A. lx ng' fqlflh i- w . i NJ- Nj 1 V . x , .4 . J . .. 1 I ' f -' ,fy x '- - . , l, 5 f I 1 . f v e. k- ,' llixxxf n 'Vx' A A 1 . rf X N 'f' JJ we m'Q A -J ' Fi' H, 3 -N A ' f sf 1,,,4, , 1 , 3 .fry fx ,4 AJ 1 - ' ' 2 . . U .J ,fx wi l N. A , Mid . If ' Lf . 1, -' J Mi J' fx X' ,' TVA' lx . . ., ,RN V L, ,JJQ . .V 3 1- gl 1 X ' l V ff. N ' 'fm Q X l- 'WL L- I , ft KRISTEN ELIZA BETH WILLIAMS Love and appreciation to the teachers and coaches who have shared their time and given me the opportunity to learn, to my friends and classmates who ha ve made it more enjoyable, and to my family whose hard work and caring taught me to balance the two. . V AQ? , . F DANIEL HERBERT WILCOX Dan Band 1, 2. Track 2, 4. Thus let thy power, which like the , truth of nature on my passive youth ' descended, to my onward life supply. Its calm to one who worships thee, and every form containing thee, I whom, SPIRIT fair, thy spells did blind. To fear himself, and love all 1 human kind. 1 MARTHA LOUISE REBECCA ZAMBUTO Marti, Party Hardy Marty Winter Cheerleading 2 4. Student ' Gov't 3, 4. Though nothing can bring back the 5 hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains. l ffmufm 043 t jWWXM,vlJXQSt'vxfgLCX'5rmQ 9 -AMW MQW MW ' f WJXWG ' l5'Oi7ffUMwlWQLQ T:i5mM WMWl8 E www QW M GLENN MONTE ZIEGNER Zigg Ziggy, Zibrigno, Za brinsky, S.M. A.FiS. 1-4 IVP. 1-31. Drama Club 1-4 IAsst. Dir. 21. Latin Club 1-4 IPres. 42. Yearbook Staff 4. Spring Track 3, 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Band 1, 2. Prom C ' 3. ommlttee In Omnibus negotiis prius quam ag- grediare, adhibenda est praeparatio diligens: In all matters, before begin- ning, a diligent preparation should be made SENIORS NOT APPEARING GREGOR Y ANTHONY B URNS RICHARD E MOORE DONNA M. RICHARDS 34. S 'Q 99 'S I si 1 1 , Q DO YOU REMEMBER ? 8 Mrs. Smith , Sneaking to Friendlyls during gym. . When Trisha Morrill had long hair. 0 'f O.D.1s Hawaiian party shirt. Q., All right. O.K. - the Guru. 1' 'i Michele Cloutier mushing a cupcake in John Violals face. A A N The flat tire on the junior ski trip. Mike Flaherty hitting Frank Cogliano in the face with a cherry pie. Emo's baby beakers. Mr. Molsons funeral. S.J. 's garage door being hit by the Donk. f 2 Don't talk, just listen Eric Poole pinched Miss Stewart and she slapped Stephen Jack- son p Sugar Bear Shuffle and the Wonder Women Waddle Brian Cassidy fell off the chairlift Martha Zambuto and Steven Terry Mike Flaherty got a concussion from jumping off the stairs Sandy Lannons Do you remember request Gang me Playing truth or dare The junior sleigh ride Meeting Ralph Ruykhaver Ranch Being searched at the prom Harbor Party Lane Your cream rising Dancin' with the Donk Jen Honneus's White bathing suit ,3 V! 1 l,f-f' Marsh Kathleen Mildrum Those we love can never be More than a thought apart For as long as there is memory 'l'hey'll live on in the heart. if Dr. Bahros Prin Clpal Mrs. Sheff Asst. Superintendent FWN I x Mr. Bunnell Superintendent Q 9 s!X N254 Ms. N uzzo-M ueller Asst. Principal J 1 s ,, '1 a Y V 'A .W 5 .Hrs Kupnlka Ms. Gerety Ms. Polner ffl1l'ff.'1ll1'fA l'nnI'dlAl1Hf0I' Gufdance Gujdange G IDAN CE X'--QQ Mr. Kowalski Ms. Lawrence Mrs. Beal Ms. Vernacchro It Ms. Gilmore Department Head Ms. Sacco Ms. Stewart SUCIAL S TUDIE ,v X CQ, '05 5 -ex x Mr. Farrow Mr. Gerety L ' l f .... QQ '7 ' P- L ' 1: if 3 , ' ,Q U 1 7 I: 3 I : v if 1 ' - ,' ,- Q ' 3 ' ,.' I 1 1' 1 l' : Eg ' ' 2 4 I 2-P:-fx ,H t 1 V51 X l Milli t 1 X K .,, 12131 7 N :hifi D 1 I + 5 1, 1 4 CJ X gil, 7 ,-a f 7. ' f J it VW! Mt Ste I' D t f epar :lm-.Z .Q Mr. Mttlelield --9, ,,, !, 1 ,Lf K 5 nl'l ' 4:1 Ms. Travis 2+ ll Y X . ns f Jig' f arf , .' . ' -- -'I ' 1 f'2.f 'V Q'-. ' f , 1 gf f f X f?-.J Tx Ev' Mr. Mott MATHEMATICS O . o '4W'4?0s QQWQ 'o'JW Wav 99: L Q Q rf Sgr ! Ms. Connolly 4 QW! A ALM W e ' 63 Q f I W5 80 Mr. Moscaritolo RQ K J 'v 'Vu J SCIENCE X as -GZ! R. I Ms. Doherty W E 4 . yfik , 4 Adi. Fnoper 7 O x PYRL N fzlime ffkgo TTI x ' ff 1 '39 1 i i I A i Mr. Holbertxi-Q--f A fx N I N 'i Q'- 9 .. i f' A Hr, nlcy Q TMDOO e artment Head xx Mr. Webb? ,nv i WN Q' lWr. Whlsh FOREIGN LANG UA GES Ms Dunn U 0 0 on fi' Riagg. I ' nga i YQ.. W, A, Ms. Rosenburg Department Head Q5 T Ms. Franklin Mr. Ulbrich SPECIALIS TS Special cation X QJ l XM x x I Ms. Mc-Gel ega . 'X Readi K X X xxx X M In I HOME ECU UMI C BUSINESS Mrs. Aten Ms. Bradford Home Economics Home Economics NO RW VILL ENGR! J QQwUfbETT5 ' Nomwew-.MASS .. amceu GM-PHSH-HP 1,1 CUP 5voAfL 3 COLO GSK!!-105 1 smve of ALASKA 'X BOTTLES BQANDY , A Vmlnff I 2 K QOIL- i! Bw l ,E '5 f N g N . W 0 ' ,' 3 rx ,, S fv 'n r'f'...!..5 - N lg W IJ lvsmfme COKONE A -9- 55 Ms. Hermann Business Mr. Lawless Business Ms. Tra verse Business AR TS qv-A 115' A nge1lucc1 If f ff 1 fe! Mr. Anthony in .J 1 5 V M 33 f-31 V . or X nf Mrs. Simms X Mr. Arena 9 I PHYSICAL ED UCATION , E E f i Y E F i i 4 3 5 QQ X QQ Mrs. Frado 113 The Last Will and Testament of The Class of 1983 r I' Ms. Fonnor we leave the position of Head Coach of the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. Ms. Franklin we leave a class that is quiet. .Us Dunn we leave a Latin 50 class. Ms. Travis we leave a Doctorate in Adolescent Psychology lfor putting up with usll Mrs. Beal we leave S.R.O. at all of her productions. D Ms. Stewarz we leave a Shakespearean body. Mr. Ilerelv we leave 20 shares in the Lacoste Co. Mrs. lam-rerzce we leave round-trip tickets to Greece. Mr. .Wort we leave a class that doesn't get caught cheating. .X ls. Traverse we lea ve a class that keeps their eyes on their copy. Mr. Moscaritolo we leave a class that doesn't talk - just listens. Ms. Hresnahan we leave sand for her front steps and a leash for her dog. Mr. Dargis we leave a box of Kleenex. Mr. Ulbrich we leave an American accent. Ms. Rosenberg we leave a box of diapers. Mr. DiNolo we leave a fly and tackle. Mr. Stephansky we leave students who do their work correctly. Mr. Farrow we leave a dinner with Phil Donahue. Mr. Emerson we leave The Theory of Gaposis. Ms. Cooper we leave a mate for Alice. Mr. Holbert we leave a class that can handle it . Mr. Walsh we leave a tough kickoff team. Mr. LittleHeld we leave Fast Times at Norwell High. Ms. Nuzzo-Mueller we leave her sanity. Mr. Kapolka we leave our thanks. Mr. Webber we leave a new strain of fruit flys. Mr. Swartz we leave a wake-up call from 'BCN. Mr. Marshman we leave serenity. Ms. Cronin we leave kids that make it to class on time. Ms. Polner we leave our gratitude. Ms. Frado we leave some normal socks. Ms. Tupper we leave a mink warm-up suit. Mr. Osgood we leave a soccer team with no injuries. Mr. Kassatly we leave a winning basketball team. Ms. Doherty we leave a nametag. Ms. Aten we leave a class with no freshman boys. Dr. Bahros .... we lea ve.' Ms. Vernacchio we lea ve not only our gratitude and thanks for her help in producing this book but also for her guidance in helping us to emerge into mature individuals. , WINTER J' 4? -U I! Bmymmwf ef QOGQWFVW f . .W?RqfWnWk1 4 WQFH1 K A E' A K X '.,-.na 9 fxl xu !f' YQiV2' . 5' X '59WN!QQQwQ?i7 First Row: D. Allen, 'If Bethon y, J Pettine I Capt. J, B. Cronin ICapt.1. Second Row: P. Freehill, D. Bora, C. Cowden, J Wola, .H Jackson, T. Lizotte, J. Daniels, N. Thoms, M Stanton. Third Row: J. Cowden, M. Davis, T Conboy, M. Kelleher, E. Paulson, B. Bernard, K. Murphy, K. Sweeney, B. Haugh, Y. Yokozawa, Coach Littlefield. T 5 J 9 i P 19 B.C. High 67 51 Archbishop Williams 35 43 Malden Catholic 42 1 7 Scituate 69 34 St. Johns Prep. 52 42 Dom Savio 44 I .qv ,Vg 1, kskmvwll Loc N-.r ' ' A For the first time in many years, the girls' and boys' Winter Track Teams combined to form one team. Coached by Mr. LittleHeld and John Cowden the team led a suc- cessful season against difHcult teams. Much of the success of the team can be attributed to Captains Brian Cronin, James Pettine, Lisa Sinatra and Denise Downey. They look forward to another successful season with the help of Mark Kel- leher, Eric Paulson, Pam Connell and Cindy Larson. .CMF x GIRLS , TRACK 1 A tw 'lu - -M 41-. First Row: S. Rice, K. Pantano, D. Downey I Capt. l, D. ODonovan, C. Larson, K. Morris. Second Row: L. Mucci, S. Mahoney, K. Paulson, J. Platner, M. Hartigan, P. LickHeld, K. Hopkins, T. Griffin, D. Nace. Third Row: J. Cowden, L. Villa, C Mason, D. Cronin, C. Leary, P. Connell, M. Masucci, A. Lopes, R. Ade, S. Burke, L. Corvello, Coach Littlefield. ' 'fin - L vi- - - - .- 'I ' ' -www Y . ., - 1 ....? y ' n 1 BOYS' W 1 I 'FT First Row: J. Davies, R. Smith, T DeFreitas fCapt. 1, B. Whitcomb fCapt.l, S. Donahue, P. Mohan. Second Row: T Dunn, B. Moy, K. Flaherty, Coach Azevedo, S. Garfield, S. Delahunt, J Lammond. QP 'QM 63 Coh. 55 5 7 Han. 79 59 Dux. 60 57 Whit. Han. 50 52 E.B. 70 62 Hol. 34 58 Midd. 52 48 Hull. 60 65 Abing. 56 50 Rock. 71 51 Coh. 54 39 Han. 97 62 Hol. 44 60 Dux. 49 48 E.B. 73 55 Midd. 49 53 Hull. 59 The 1983 Boys' Basketball Team has experienced varied success. Victo- ries over rivals, Abington and Dux- bury were moments to savor and high- lighted by outstanding performances of Senior Co-captains Tom DeFreitas and Bob Whitcomb. Phil Mohan, Ke- vin Flaherty and Steve Delahunt con- tributed to the exciting action as well. The team looks to a brighter future with the help of center Scott GarHeld and the likes of Brian Moy, John Lammond and Tracy Dunn. A, . 3 lk X41 53 31 43 . 42 . U hu4 ,, f,n.. .. if NM First Row: L. Henderson, S. Mildrum, D. Terry, T Lopes, R. Lazcano, D. Gillan. Second Row: K. McEachern Lyons, D. Harrington, P. Davis, Coach Osgood, S. McMahon, R. Tedeschi, R. Finnegan, S. Benting. UPN. . n we GIRLS' V' ' D r-we ....g..... V !'T' First Row: S. Wetzel, 'lf Morrill, K. Flaherty fCapt.j, P. Manning, C. Tosney. Second Row: D. Basler, K. Kelly, J. Norling, K. Gartield, P. Larkin, Coach Gerety. . ' x 40 Han. 27 K 38 Han. 30 42 Dux. 4? . I 33 E.B. 3 F, ' , FX 57 Midd. 21 f U 'K .Y 45 Hun 29 Q 48 Abb. 56 52 Rock. 56 32 Coh. 39 39 Hol. 24 34 E.B. 28 45 Midd. 35 42 Dux. 52 NSE ' 2 ' :St X5 The 1983 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team had a good season. Under the leadership of Captain Kathy Flaherty and Seniors Trish Morrill and Terry Anstead, the Clippers ac- complished victories over their South Shore League foes. Coach Gerety looks forward to a bright future with upcoming talent of under- classmen Jen Norling, Jen Flaherty and Pam Manning. GIRLS, BASKETBALL ' s 1 ' 'S ' , 1639. 4' 4 N RTX' - ' ...f , . .- Y, WX? 30 X 25 PU , x X ,W f-X R ' S4 .40 Ziyi. ' Af ix lv lx I 1 l.,.EiyG l I 5' I 1 xii 1, M .ar ff y T First Row: A. Park, A. Fullerton, C. Tosney, N Connolly, A. Dunn, L. Mohan. Second Row: L. Osborne, K. VanOsdol, K. Garfield, D. Avery, B. Donahue, Coach Kassatly. The 1983 Girls' J.Vf Basketball Team, al- though young, has proven itself to be a con tending force in the South Shore League. Behind the sharp shooting abilities of Liz Osborne, and the defen- sive prowess of Kristen Garfield and Nancy Connolly, the team has been able to handle it- self under pressure. The members of the JV Team will be a beneHt to future Varsity Teams. WRE TLING Wi: -..Q A I1 Q fiv .....4 'A lf' T- First Row: J. LoSciuto, J. Larson, Second Row: J. Antelle, A. Evans, Austin, T. Magazu, B. Chicko, R NG 9 413-.4 K. McLeod, F. Chicko fCapt.1, S. Virtue ICapt. 1, L. Shkliew, J. Gates, .L Zeigner L. LoSciuto, M Graden, A. Melanson, D. Peck, S. Doley, C. Lewis. Third Row: K Maccini, J. Zambuto, J Dirk, Coach Austin. R f' The wrestling team experienced a successful season under the coach- ing of Mr. Austin. He attributes the success to captain Scott Virtue and the Chicko Men- ace-Frank and Brett. Kevin McLeod lent his talent along with the rest of the team to make this season a most memorable one. Coach Austin is looking for- ward to a stronger sea- son next year with the help of Jack Gates and Rich Maccini. -XR .. x v W 1,5 4 x Q 1 ' ff' 1 4 I 1 Eb VBA .'-Xa,-vw l 4 First Row: Carolyne Coco, Kathy Furio, Lynne Morris, Tracy Hennigan, Lori Cox, Sue Gaudette. Second Row: Jen Bent, Joanne Coco, Wendy Hietala ICapt.l, Cheryl Venza, Debbie Erna, Thea Cosmopolls, Coach Stewart. 93.4 94.5 88.9 98. 1 89.5 94.4 il Y 1' aff W n-1. - The 1982-1983 Gymnastics Team has had a very successful -ffnson. Not only have they had the most successful record in past frs, but they were the Hrst Varsity team to defeat Duxbury. 1 1: ofthe success ofthe team can be attributed to Captain Hietala, Lori Cox, and Freshman Lynne Morris. They are forward to an even better season next year. Coh. Han. Rock. Dux. Coh. Han. Rock. 101.3 102.8 86.2 88.4 107.5 106.1 79.3 -.... -sv CHEERLEADIN G M--.-:,s,.ud!',1M1 First Row: M Zambuto, S. Lannon I Capt. 1, A. Resnick fCapt.j, A. Healey. Second Row: P. Foley, K. Griffin, C. Thoms, M. Kemp, J. Spring, L. Cicerelli. if f . .V CHE RLEADI G' 2 ,S E , WW.. - . 2 5 sv: meal , 1 I First Row. L Kermn C. Spring, J Hone M Micciantuono. Second Row.' C. Cloutier, M Dulea, ICapt.1, D. Holden, M. :-fjfi, ,. V3 y Pompeo, .L Cox, K. Cates ICapt.i. , i X MK' E 1 x Sf ' s x 'X Q 'Q- -Q- -si .8 t 7 Y' 8 CLA SS OFFICERS FR ES H11 EN i1 First Row: I.. Cox lPres.l, P. DiNolo fAdvisorl. Second lfmr: J. Healey IV. P. l, D. Cronin lSec.l, P. Sinatra lTreas.l, M. Anastos lHist.l. JUNIOR lirwi I-.ww I' Smilh IVF. 1, J. Zambuto fPres.l, A. Webber l.'1flX'lvrf'l .sn-ifiirl lfow: J. I,oSf'iuto l'I'reas.l, L. Carly 150121, ll ltvlllllls 'lfigfll S OPH OM ORE S... First Row: C. Bunnell lPres.l, J. Fields fAdvisorj. Row: 'If Donovan KVPJ, N. Connolly lSec.1, L. lTreas.l, J. Furio lHist.l. SENIOR First Row: J. Viola IPres.l, J. Swartz IAdvisorl. Row: P. Bernardi IVPJ, A. Melsky fSec.j, M ITreas.l, B. Cronin fHist.l, STUDE T GOVER ME T First Row: A. Dunn, D. Holden, L. Leibowitz, M. Micciantuono, J. Spring, M. Lawrence, A. Tagliere, D. Peck, D. Ellis, M. Zambuto, A. Peck, S. Lannon, A. Resnick, B. Bernard I Treas. 1, J Gates fSec.l, J. Davies IPres. 1, P. Call IVPJ, M. Smith, D. Cogliano, D. Downey, B. Deininger, A. Freeman, J. Timulty, L. Shultz, M. Porter. Second Row: M Martin, B. Chicko, S. Mills, J. Cox, K. Garlqeld, C. Carty, L. Clark, C. Nichols, E. Paulson, G. Woods, J. LoScuito, M. Larkin, V Mattie, S. Wetzel, L. Cox, J. Donnellan, P. Carmillo, S. Hayes, K. Kelly. Third Row: M. Porter, D. Avery, M Kemp, K. Gates, I. Peterson, P. Prudente, K. VanOsdol, R. Finnegan, L. Barron, M. Dullea, R. Tedeschi, P. Smith, M. Smith, D. Bassler, L. Edlund, K. Kelly, P. Mohan, J. Nelson, C. Conley. FOOD COMMITTEE S.A. C. 'i 7. .- - 1 4. u . , iw 1 . , l f I s A' 1 . 1 First Row: M. Cloutier, B. Cronin, F. Cogliano lChrm.l, M. First Row: S. Lannon, M Smith, J. Timulty. Sec- Flaherty' J' Viola' ond Row: D. A very, P. Call, D. Downey, G. Woods. NAT O AL HO OR SOCIETY JJPII 5 B-5 First Row: S. Hansen, F, Cogliano, 'If DeFreitas, C. Carton fSecJ, M. Cloutier fPres. 1, L. Bogni I VP. 1, D. Pan tano I Treas. 1, D. Downey, A. Freeman. Second Row: M. Flaherty, B. Cronin, M. Donnellan, G. Zeigner, S. Pietroski, A. Melsky, A. Peck, A. Healey, B. Cassidy, R. Miller, P. Kapolka fAdvisorj. SCHOOL TORE VO CE Hoflorn In Top: L. Vox, A. Per wllunrl, II, Hasxler. 2' QL Qkffl First Row: M. Donnellan, W. Grant IEd.1, R. Weaver IEd.j, D. Downey fArt Ed.l, P. Carmillo. Second Row: C. Anderson, J. Narkiewitcz, M. Farry, J. Timulty, C. Brackett, A. Lucid. Third Row: S. Virtue, K. Ogden, B. Howes, J. Curtin. First Row: B. Deininger, J Nelson, G. Zeigner, J Timulty, D. Downey, N Sutton ITreas.J, L. Clark fSec. 1, C. Raebel fP1'6S.l, T Farry, T Maguire, S. Ladd. Second Row: S. Brown, B. Campbell, H Nguyen, C. Brackett, M Freeman, C. Hone, J. McKay, S. Simmons, C. McCann, K. Bracchi, A. Rosenberg fAdvisor1. Third Row: Y Yokazawz, J Curtin, M Donnellan, P. Sutton, B. Cassidy, S. Hansen, L. Engman, B. Clain, K. Ogden, J. Davis, S. Malcolm, L. MacDonald. FRE CH CL UB First Row: K. Ogden, R. Weaver, S. Thompson, S. Sherman, J. Weaver, T 0'Loughlin, S. Grant, L. Carty, C. Cloutier, J Platner, M Porter, M Stella. Second Row: A. Rosenberg IAdvisorl, A. Chase, P. Carmillo, D. Downey, A. Resnick, P. Call, D. Godley, B. Clain, A. Peck, K. Flaherty, K. Williams, C. Carty, S. Pietroski, R. Finnegan, C. Bunnell, T Donovan, P. Kearns. Third Row: C. Kelly, N. Kapsambellis, B. Giacobbe, J. Gahn, C. Brackett, P. Tower, J Hone, J Cox, J Holden, M. Dullea, M Lawrence, A. Evans, D. Nace, L. Mucci, G. Lucas, K. Hopkins, T O'Loughlin, C. Larson Fourth Row: N. Boc, N. Connolly, B. Campbell, J. Davis, L. Engman, M Donnellan, S. McMann, R. Tedeschi, S. Ladd, S. Malcolm, J. Rockne, K. LeNormand, T Farley, C. Tosney, C. Kearns, K. Morris, C. Larsen, K. Taylor, G. Woods. LATIN CL UB ff. 5 , EJ .ff Q -' film I.. Boulos, A. Lucid, L. Mucci, D. Cogliano, S. Flaherty, B. Deininger, 'IT McGuire, R. Tedeschi, M Lam. md, J. Flaherty, K. Kelly, C. Spring, K. Hoffman. Second Row: L Peterson, B. Clarke, C. Svelnis, .L Rockne, lf. Reed, 'F O'Loughlin, K. Kelly, C. Larson, J. Donnellan, J. Zambuto, A. Dunn. Third Row: P. Dunn fAdvisorj, I Bent A Messin er S McMahon C Laidlaw K LeNormand J Furio fSecj S Garfield ITreas1, C. Carton .. ,.:.g,. ,. ,. ,. .,. . lV.P.l. G. Ziegner lPresj, H. Phillips, M. Kelleher, E. Call, B. McCann, H. Tompkins, J. Lamond. PANISH CL UB First Row: J. McAloon, C. Chatfield, S. Thompson, S. Flaherty, L. Cox, K. Griffin. Second Row: J. Amorelli, S. Franklin fAdvisorl, J Stanton, L. Carty, D. Adams, K. Gates, J. Bent. Third Row: J. Whitman, S. Lannon, A. Healey, B. Donahue, C. Raebel, L. Campbell, S. Brown, C. Coco, B. Clarke, B. Campbell. CH OR US r..r.!, H. I'lourier, fi Ifloutier, I.. Magazu, C. Cole. Second Row: J. Coiside, 'IT Magazu, J. J f. l ilflioiinigal, Y. Yokozawa, A. Krasenbrink. BAD First Row: E. Elder. Second Row: 'If Anthony lDirectorl, B. Giacobbe, C. Coco, A. Tuttle, J. White, C. Calzan, C. Allen, N Thoms, J. VanOsdol, J. F urio, K. F urio, D. Hoitt, A. Penniman, P. Tower. Third Row: S. Blake S. Jones, J. Coco, S. Conway, R. Giordani, J. Detwiler, R. Tedeschi, G. Scammell, J. Bond, H Dwyer, B. Schlander, J. Cox. Fourth Row: A. Joseph, S. Sherman, A. Messinger, H. Phillips, J. Livingston, C. Raebel, J. Viola, A. Bethony, M. Smith, P. Call, E. 0'Brien, H. Smith, P. Smith, E. Call, S' DRAMA 5..4 First Row: N. Kapsambelis, G. Zeigner, P. Call, J Tim ulty, P. Morrill, N. Sutton, B. Clain, M. Farry, L. Clark, B. Cassidy, S. Gaudette, C. Kelly, B. Clarke. Second Row: C. Coco, J. Curtin, P. Tower, J. Perry, J. Viola, J. Davis, C. Brackett, B. Cloutier, C. Raebel, T Farry, K. Cole, S. Blake. Third Row: L. Sinatra, K. Bandarra, L. Campbell, M. Donnellan, L. Engman, W. Grant, R. Weaver, R. Miller, S. Metivier, P. Tower, K. Garfield, G. Hegeler, B. Clarke, C. Beal lAdvisorj. TV. f 1 ., l' ' i 5 0 - 4 First Row: S. Donahue, C. Whalen, C. Allen, D. Allen, M. Gilmartin, S. Jones. Second Row: D. Downey, C. Malcolm, E. Gatanti, P. Larkin, J. Timulty, D. Wetzel, Advisor S. Mott. QQJ Farry, B. Clain, C. Raebel, T Farry, C. Brackett, S. Carlow, M. Martin, J. Daniels, C. Corhen, T Morrill, J. AN CE QQ DRILL BO T CL B TEAM ---t X-zz why' --sf! v fl' l-'int l1'nwf.I, ,l1lf'k,SfllI, IJ. Allen, M. Smith, S. Jackson, Second First Row: B. Lenormand, C. Cotter, C. Fisher, S. Sim- !.mi.- 'I'. l,izom-, II. l'an1ano, P. Moscaritolo lAdvisorl, C, mons, J. McKay, C. Venza. Second Row: C. Kearns, L. Hin. .l. I,1l.S'l'l-lllfi, J. llonnwllan. Richardson, A. Lorde, T. Smith, H. Tompkins, K. Hoff- m8H. SENIOR AUCTION The Senior Auction-what a great time! As usual the freshman class sat on the floor looking very confused and afraid to bid upon any items. However this year's upper class was especially enthusiastic and thus made this auction the greatest Norwell has ever held. In addition to the usual items auctioned off the added attrac- tion of Frank Chicko and Charlie Malcolm selling their bodies brought much excitement among the female bidders-as this event has been anticipated since Frank and Charlie were freshmen! a ' ' 'DANCIN' WITH THE DONKU ' -1- '1' f 1 ACTIVITY NIGHT I 31 4 1 K , 'J -P 1 U ff' L ,,.4- ' fl I 2 sa - 3 T - f' ,f 5...- ,g. ' :X if -asia X Af.. ai E. 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Z7 4'U-...W ,fmdcmdsq Hw25f:cQQl,,,?,Q0,.4,e.v 964 ewwfg, we MOH Q G 11741, 45 fm .Q ffbq ,mmf W: fqpfcg W +43 M3531 1 -,I.gfZ6KbQ0.k,-7'Z4.Qf24 41740 c2Uf211Z1c2.7fZ'.hQf7?Zf,T 5 lfdfvrf if 42 fm!fVf24f4ff' Wa 1?--Qu ':.5I.!:QQr,-..1 L imb LB- ,ff awww-J! f7.w0r7LA4fg55 ,jfq-uQqf54lfjQfL-Q pawn ewnfa-F' wfwyj we gpg, gZ1j61fD'wf. 7Z4L6004 gfzfff L25 Gglfbvrnaf 0-Fflfw f?fp?- f5 A4 egg? -- I 5,Wf7 , T, f1 4 Q My , xx 5 mmg g5KH'W7?m'!l.df6'fff ' 143 ' I l 1 1 7 f l v YEARBUOK 1' . 5. f 1. if iq al 111' First Row: M. Eich lStaffl, D, Allen lSportsl, L. Sinatra fSportsl, S. Jackson fSportsl, M. Flaherty IManagingl, F. Vogliarm ffilanagingl, J. Viola lManagingl, D. Downey fArtl, D. Pantano IArtl, N. Sutton fStaffl, B. Cronin fBusi- in-ssl, M. Smirh 1l'nd. C'I.l. Second Row: S. Donahue lBusinessl, W Hietala IStaffl, S. Lannon fFac.l, C. Carty IFac.l, ll. Ilodley Ilfac. l, A. Peek lC'opyl, R. Weaver fCopyl, P. Bernardi fPhotol, C. Raebel IPhotol, M. Farry fCan.l, K. Bridson lStal7'l, L. Hogni 1Businessl, A. Resnick fStaffl, C. Nichols lStaffl. Third Row: C. Malcolm fStaffl, G. Zeigner Q lS1alTl, H. Cloutier lSta1Yl, A. Melsky fSen. Seal, L. Nutting fSen. Sec.l, S. Pietroski ISen. Seal, K. Williams IStafO, L. A Clark lStafY'l. H. llliller lSalesl, T. Lizotte IActiv.l, M. Cloutier fActiv.l, J. Dardano fActiv.l, A. Healey fCan.l, K. Flaherty lCan.l, B. Cassidy KCan.l, L. Rietzl fUnd. Cl.l. I i'f'.i?' ,4 '54 X . ' ' I I f -+ . - 4 s ! 6' I A if ., 4 r 1 v DODGE-M RPH Y PHOTOGRAPHERS GOOD L U CK SENI ORS We are proud to have served the class of 1982 Creati ve-Con temporary Portraits Designed For Todayis Graduate With Tomorrowis Outlook. Best Wishes to tin' 1 hiss 0l'83 6 TOLL FREE 1-800-242-19 NOR WELL AREA 659-2204 Qu COFFEE ANN INC. LOCAL: 878-2265 I I f VIVIAN J. WH EELER BOSTON Area SCITUATE 545-9282 68 WEBSTER STREET 53 at 02339 OFFICE COFFEE SER VICE Rte 53 W N E 1, L, R .fi eu, A,-ri V fi. Q6 J , sax HK xii: 679 NANTASKET AVENUE, HULL, MAS 02045 AUTO - HOME - BUSINESS - LIFE 4. DISABILITY AND RETIREMENT TOR NICGEE PONTIAC TOYOTA N , il- ' SWING RTE 53 HANOVER. MASS. 02339 gd 'il 1983 . -'ilb 4g 43,0 GQ 4:3 lb an in oc WD Ak- os ter CI - .gf Q :fl .L ' .,a K same yawn or say a cc bum, bum, bum, rm mum candles ncmss thc stars my rhg Nun um In mdk' pu was 'Awwwf ' -BC ' ouac l HHCC Hull H Hui., KnnI1UI'5,llvvlhrplllwx lm , Nix If-l1l1H.nmN-XL I1-xsrI. Human, fw1:1ss:uI1lm-ru Cllllw UNI, Y V ' ' ' ' ' ,l- lam 4.'i1Nvrwv. Nou Mark, fNcnW-wkICx'l1lfIf5'Uf-3225 63 IMA, NVrm1'1,l.UIM'lln XVI, El1gl.m.i 44 Cl rwlv 0415 7 117 the Class of 1983 The I -ff Q4 4 1 nn Burni ' fi, '?n Fanf af- 871-394 Auro so v efmcn msunA smn .. ARIA S SU 6983 ONT STREET SCI TUA TE I X V BEST OF LUCK Belyea S Blllldlllg Mamtenance INTFRIOR fl EANING - WINDOWS XS!! I IVK- ' 5 I 3771 N I x 0 01 I Ron l-:RT lir:1.Yr:A Z sf I 151 -i I M 1 1 t-.,,.....-a'-F 'UT' P 1 1 ! 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L? ,A , - . -N . 5 4, Vifk 1 p-lr Q- gz1'QEK5g5F if - - ,LV U , , J t S-11 f A N QNX: 6 AL ft-A LN-,.. yfhixs it 2 NL F SL N, 1 N O ,I 0 ,n O my N O my N , 0 fd N14 rpg I ag N O CN Ja 0 tu 83 1. ,N , N c. .9 I P 1 Lives of' csrzeaf men all neminb us We can make- oun lives sublime Anh, bepQ1g1ipa,11eque bebinb Us Footpnints on the scmbs OF time-. L 1: ue, the-rz, be up club boirzc-s, ith heant stdffsalm o .R o Hvytfgrz osepb WSW!!! if , Ji. V V2 avjjii ' x Jw, K QQ- 'Sf' 'i Lors 0113 .sinca 1954 . ' . nwslmousc ' Cagehousef-' , ..LmAnnc5 Conn-f Nil?-at fgnding' Hitt 'ham Oudlg U F 74-952290 1 1423950 I fllltlfiwlffd -,Stoneware-'f50tfc1'14-Cggsral -Stcmwgfr - ES:u-w.1re'-Smlvcr-'brass-'Prwr1:r1 uourmctwarr Ap f4ZZ'.fft1ybr.fanaLQ1fmuffLfa6 aa! ' ' ., Q . , fKmucFhfR.Cox5ou,311'f'rt.sident ' y fRgr.53 f'Hin3fixm,M19COgo4,5 .Ai 9. 'QQ J K Q 1 W F as . ,E . ' 1 Cwngmtulatmns t!leg5sQQ1985'! H Jugps B. Seldezj Afwmify-Az Law 'f 4'-9 23 Hem 'Drive, Norwell . -26 , Y. 4 - b V: J 1 f H l A worldwida Adwntanz an CondommiumVocations .r 'r. ' Prm-.y Hill - 124 Washington St. 1Rl. 531 - Norwell, Mass. 02061 Call 871-433.? , 'B 1 X vi 'N r Judy Growers ' IVIoryElIen Sinotro 3 A total party service. xx BOX AOA, Norwell, MA C2064 5 B78-481 2 We ago all very OFFICE B AP C v. .V vouf Love: 62 Joe Q ' l .Y WASHINGTON STREET NORWELL MASSACHUSETTS 02061 4 Your van tage qui Fashio ways on Sale 9:30-5:15 .-Sa t. Rte. 53 Nor 11, A Pembroke Auto Parts 4 A39 Plus, Inc. 251 Washingtozi Street ,5 O D N. Pembroke, MA 02358 826-9051 2 DAYS A WEEK The only Mercedes-Benz and Datsun Dealer on the South Shore 'NZ AND DATSUN f . I, D ,. 45 i 1 'glfffi 1 Q rh- , . ff mgtige sir ,ozoew TeLEPHoNs749:apg1:-55151-osso , . Congratula tions! Class of 1983 470 x 2029 WASHNGTQN eww Hfwovera MASS 02339 PHONE Cc173e11.1Q38 ' -. X rg' A 1, y,.f9,f-, I ' , 4 V141 f '51 , K ' r ,- W Wh.. M -w ' Y? , 1- .,', -' 5 ', D Fi., V. ' ' 1 ' ,322 454 ff! xr F 4. I ' ,-.-zzplilnellts of I. glen 'S U 1.0 h Congratulatmns Class of 1983 N Orwell, Mass. 1 'i n Rev. Luke Farley R v. Joseph B. Naudziunas l L DR. AND MRS S Best W1sh es to the Class of Y B 1983 BEER N CR WELL MENS BETTE MEN T A MAN 'IN BUSINESS .,, Q ,pig TOMA KE FRIENDS ....... RUDY R O BEST COMP A FRIEND ABL the Class y Chase MD N orwell Sparrell xmeral Serfrice, LORING L. WADSWORTH FUNERAL HOMES 30 CENTRAL STREET 1 SUMMER STREET NOR WELL COHASSET 659-2200 383-0200 lr !Hanover!NlarshfieId f 'ni' Dairy Ll1mh1'11gt0n Street Rte. 53 5 Hanover Kr Scituate Harbor -vw , 'Er , ,, Best Wishes to the 'class ,NV Congratulations to t.be.c1ass of - - .,,gl,y:. .. , V1 se r x -, Jug - T lxigbt. ',1S:fvTmu ly n iqfrf Q , If . 1 t. .- -,I ,pi-:H - ' Iowncfj .- '1ii J QOUDTW :E N34 e ' Realty N., - - 4 1- ' s.---1 Q-Y Hank DeS11nlw5, Vrvf. Q - ,l 33336 WHf'fRH' YOUR PROPERTY IS Al'PRECIATED .'- P 59 Washington Street, Norwell - at the Wishing Well . 659- 7955 V Yu! , .',. ' !K, .. .lf in U26 Engl1Sh f7'Cld1'flA07l, Enghsh cul ruasm and uhqpa sole, crabmeat satire ' 'Seafood A1 Formal dzmng room OHS 613 , I f 1 g , . J Rdi1ge'53 X Hanover, Maw. iq .- , . ,rf .' 5 -4 1 'Q - . f 4 r'A 1 Elaine? .Tr fy vu ' ' 1' 1 ' . 4 0 1- 1 ,An -I , . .fs-75,-i 'Q 's ig- Quai - ,, , ,Alf , if .Q A- x :- , ,A , Q' ' 4 1 J' ,, as wx.. f M .ure f .v , m b' , MQ ., P., A 5, 'Ima -- X W, ,Q x- W 1 'X ri , '- Q Y .: N W - f 4 -I .,,.' A 6-E ?'f -M 4 'N O ,n I' - XX. Qfigjlldf f It'5h FFLJII 6 Produce J S 1 11,11 Tl c 0 4 Fruit Baskets my M Hou., 4 ' mum Tll Mi FREDRICKSQN BROS. ' INC.3 vm 826 077 Wholesale 62 Retail IN TERNA T1 UNAL TRUCKS ' Ilays -6 Rt.-53 Han SALES 85 SEP VICE x 7 f Q ' , is A 4 441 WASHINGTON ST, RT. 53 ,,, 1 'Q' .1 4 NOR WELL, M SS. 02061 ' 41U'3 imV ? , -- 17 T 74.9-44 9 4 H u' f Qs- k 93 ' T P' 4 . JA, 3 .1 'fb-' X9 t North Pembroke gp. 4 N Q . - ' 1 ' AU 0 BODY EXPERT BODY 8 PAINT WORK 755 WASHINGTON STA, RT. 53 HANOVER, MASS. 02339 ,MA AGU! Ouf 04071 illjufllllff appfdlhjll' OI! tAl Car sales and rentals PA UL G. JEVNE, INC. 688 Main St Swim Pond Drive 2, Good Luck 'fflassabf ' 1983 hfpwilll Tufllllift fwulw. 9m-. H185 Summer Street Kingston, Masshohgetts 02364 .ki A 1 'xl ' 'ff' 4 'xx ., 5 51. X N. ' 1.5 wr- V , 'XF i I ,J -N 1 , x 'w .lelfb -' ' . x 4- ' . int 8 VN. V R Q K 5 .. , . - 'Q , 1-,Q .t -1 Q V . A ' l'. Q x x 5 5 L 4 1 . 5 , sa . .- x 'ifllhi-2 xfpf N f' M' !4.x,1 : ,N . nw- -- T- , . - YAY AUTUMAR1' 716 55 T en f tlyt Owned 'at I Eu X. X x in . -of. g . K 1 X - fr-'r1rf ' 2 D-B-A COLONIAL REAQFY TRUST f FDPietroski 8- Company Appraisers and Consultants in Real Estate 62 Derby Street Hingham, MA 02043 . If E 'N - . ' ,112 f' A .ff 5 5 , - ,W if 1 L ',, V A .L 0 ww' I f fy, . n f 4 ...fig V Pi ,uf , , J , w HW 6. 2 ff!! , -4,1 ...f , ' v'4 9 1 . Agar. 7 A. ' 5992? 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Caddigan James E. Call John Carnes Jr. The Carton Family Air. and Mrs. Frederick A. Clain Air. and Mrs. Thomas Clark Dr. and Mrs. Francis D. Cogliano The Connolly Family Air. Air. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Conway Richard P. Cook Richard Cronin Kenneth W. Crowell Air. and Mrs James E. Curtin Anita P. Dardano Air. and Mrs. William Davies Mr Mr Air. l'. . and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. John T. DeFreitas Bruce Donahue John W. Downey John P. Draheim Dan and Linda Duane The Fich Family Air. and Airs. John J. Farrv The White-Nicholl Family Mr. and Mrs. John K. Flaherty Tom and Noreen Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Gammell Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Healey Domenic and Marguerite laria Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knowles Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lannon Mr. and Mrs. C. Phillip Lawrence Don and Ann McLeod Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Melsky The Nichols Family Nobles Camera Shops Oriental Imports The Paperback Exchange Mr. and Mrs. Wallace C. Peck Norman J. Perkins Albert L. Pizzi D.D.S. Pompeols Restaurant The Edward Quigley Family The Raebel Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shkliew Peter and Lois Sinatra Neal Smith Frederick W Spargo Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Viola Donald R. Weaver Judith D. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Domenic A. Zambuto .. 1 'UN WI --.Q Y -sw, ---1,5 2 ?T'?1 ... J I -J . qff ' 4 w X s www' . '4 'L-- I in lr . .'.f G ri 'H f ,, I 11 . ' , ...r -Q ' A ' f - A i -L 357' ' x ref' . 3 -5.0, I 'S jf J D of. , , I V - . Q J' ' X. ' , A jx fu : ' s if :Pg D , ff. 3. r . 1.x I I ,. . f .J - Q . .Q I va X 9 ' ' ' ,QA 'N 1 C ,C - i lr .Q of , , 5,3 a:- ,, x,. l- ' i 1 I , .wx JL -1 --4 ,chi ' . O .s' ' ,al 4 .. W -' 4' .. . - - - ,,-. .1 Q., A577 : Phill. v- 'PCB V221-A ' v-144 X51 QE fl

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