Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

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Hopkms S Maloney L Cox J Cox B Giacobbe. P. Connell. second row R. Ade. L. Dillon. S. Simmons. T. Augustine, S. Jones. K. Paulson. S. Mahoney D Nace L Mucci C Mason K Bakeberg. M. Hartigan. K. Gates. P. Lickheld. D. Avery, M. Lincoln. third row L. Morris. K. McGeoghan. K. McLaughlin M Collins N Murphy L Villa M. Masucci. A, Tuttle. C. Martin. K. Murphy. P. Newsome. K. Hopkins. D. McEchran. B. Goldman. D. Adamcheck K McCaffrey B Mahoney i' 'x 3 , 1 4.4, Although the NHS track team has a history of success. 1984 was truly a banner year. Not only did they win the South Shore League with an I I-0 record, but went on to team victories in the So. Shore Principals Meet. Eastern Mass Class D. and, the ultimate accomplishment, the 1984 All-State. All-Class Championship. Pam Connell, Cindy Larson, Karyn Pantano. and Dawn Avery were outstanding performers for the season. 2 Look out world here I come! BOYS' SPR! G TRACK front row: M. Avery, M. Leary. D. Travis, B. Bernard. K. Fulton. E. Paulson, J. Loscuito. M. Kelleher. J. Donovan. C. Cowden. C. Bunnell, K. Murphy. R. Finnegan, P. Prudente. M. Williams. row two: B. Dillon, B. Deininger. P. Frehill, P. Davis, C. Lewis, S. Rogers, B. Hureau, R. Tedeschi. B. Hindley, D. Cogliano, J. Van0sdol, M. Tra vis, P. Sinatra, N. Thoms, T. Donovan. R. Morely, S. Smith, D. Maccini. row three: D. Mason. P. Donnelly. P Frehill. T. Cowden. M. McCann, D. Peck, M. Cooper, A. Melanson. B. Lamond, T. Reagan, A. Kapolka. D. Fulton. T. Larmay. C. Malm, S. Granai, M. Messenger. K. Lyons. J. Osgood. N 1 Y' 5. QGILL The Norwell Boys' Spring Track Team under the leadership of John Osgood and David Mason enjoyed a successful year. just missing the league championship with a heartbreaking loss to East Bridgewater. Individual successes were enjoyed by Rich Finnegan, who dominat- ed the All-League Meet with victories in the 100, long jump and anchoring the vic- Q torious 4x100. Mark Travis placed 4th in ' - the 100m. hurdles and Dave Cogliano placed 6th in the 400. The Clippers will have another strong season. with many of their best runners returning. 3 SPRING TIME ATHLE TES. cold hands warm hearts soggy sneakers dead tennis balls .... 1- l' . A' J . , -, var 4 -.-:au . - . ...V et , 9 -- , - - . V- ld, fait- ,' -Zi. ,I wiki, , fp! ' iv 5 ifs fi 2 I 'Q' if 1 ':1:f'm1U1 ' mu --1 TI' llll l', llli -- -' l 1 ' gunllulh llllulif fl Ill ISN N y. gun! II! ggllllliii --QIIIIBIE .qnllllml IYIFUY 2,-,Q vi. plfamzia 'mumm- Szzfrghl mal i N' for A 'IA F. Y, . 3 . f . I ,qw lllilll. -- l'? L any '.f,4,, -.fzfhg ,!.3gwx tl - . - .3?W!7'L.v ' ifiggxvmnf f'?J-ff-f'?LNf .3 ' un' Lf- 4 -4 Q- .Ninn-F ,. f M ' ' N lv. 4 M - fy 3.-1, , 1 'an yi A ' ,Jg9a'ff'.g'F -4 ev' 4 -.l 4 First Row: S. Mc Mullan, K. Furio. B. Barron Second Row: K. Van Osdol. N. Dempsey. R. Scherhoff. L. Barron, M. Kemp. Ms. Gilmore fcoachj What Style ! The Girls' Varsity Tennis team, led by Coach Gilmore, had both an impressive and rewarding season. K. Furio and L. Barron were outstanding as a doubles team and were named to the All Star League. N. Dempsey and R. Scherhoff showed strong singles play while M. Kemp and K. Van Osdol played strongly in doubles. 6 I hope I don't miss! First Row C Anderson. E. Carlow P Smlth E Peterson Second Row Coach Swartz K Carnes S Banda P Goughn S Ruddlck J Detwiler G Macdonald A Evans, B. Worthen S Pletrosk: M Loring Hanover 4 Duxbury 5 Scituate 3 Rockland 0 Cohasset 4 Abington 0 Hull 2 Rockland 1 Duxbury 5 Hanover 3 Scituate 3 Hull 2 Cohasset 3 Abington I The 1984 Boys' Varsity Tennis Team had a good season including 4 heartbreaking 3 2 losses The team was led by the South Shore All-Star Doubles team of captain Peter Smith and Earl Carlowe y 7 4. , I 1 1,1-X A ..., 4 gre-911' ,, ' Q... ' f ar W. 5: xi' Vf-' . . ,GI AVISW LT Lx I'. 4 ,5' .A ,- F Y -Nl, .-. I Ae , 71 159.51 -'lf X- up BASEBALL 'if .-5 A 2.4 51 J 5 MN' .a ' 5,40 110115 C K' Q .ali 101 'UA 1 , walk W up rg fr 'Z' f' Jr x ffrontj Coach Kassatly. J. Lamond. K. Flaherty. S. Smith. R. Alvanas. S. McMahon, T. Mahoney. S. Garfield lbackj D. Reagan fMngrj. S. Benting, T. Lopes. E. Call. J. Murphy. K. O'Conner. B. Winters. B. Dempsey. D. Salamone fMngr.j 110111 .4 .si MXN I got the steal signal? C'mon. hit one to me! Going. Going ..... The 1984 Clipper baseball team surprised many when Coach Kassatly led it to qualify again for the state tournaments despite serious setbacks. Outscoring its opponents 153 to 75. the club faced ups and downs en route to a 13 to 7 season, led by pitching and four All- League players- S. Smith. K. Flaherty fcaptainsj, E. Call and J. Murphy. The 1985 club looks forward to another successful season with co-captains Tim Lopes and Eric Call and the other returning starters, B. Winters. J. Hughes, B. Dempsey and J. Murphy. Middleboro Norwell Norwell Norwell Hanover Norwell Hull Abington Norwell Rockland Norwell Duxbury Norwell Whitman-Hanson Norwell Holbrook East Bridgewater Norwell Cohasset Norwell Norwell East Bridgewater Whitman Hanson Rockland Norwell Cohasset Norwell Norwell Holbrook Norwell Middleboro Norwell Hano ver Norwell Scituate Norwell Norwell Hull Norwell A bington THE GALA EVENT The party was wonderful: The party was great: The party was behind closed doors. The mood was set. Romance was in the air. As all eyes focused upon the newly crowned king and queen. Brian Lynch and Patty Lickfield, Christos ll proved to be the perfect setting for the 1984 Prom. After all who could forget R.l.H. boogying with Miss V.? I' I Rf, 915, ft X N X ,Sz I 3-SL I Xl' 12 l lx 5? Q . I .if 54 5 I t, Y XD . is 4 v '. 1 1 up P' Wk , N1 ,K- SOFTBALL Back Row: P. Foley. C. Tosney. A. Mitchell. J. Flaherty. C. Tosney N Connolly D Erna Coach Gerety Front Row A Carnes C Svelnls M Livingston. L. Hughes. P. Manning K. Kelley. P. Larkin The Girls' Varsity Softball team had another suc- cessful season. Senior co-captains Laurie Hughes and Pam Manning led the team, and both were select- ed as South Shore League All-Stars. Coach Gerety looks forward to another fine season with returning players Jen Flaherty, Nancy Connolly. Paula Foley, Chris Tosney, Deb Erna, and Adrienne Mitchell. v Ola' v L sv ff X I QV -44 A ? .4 A ,, F- ax i tg, ' . 1 ,Wi 2 X .Y .A N- f 7. , farm, 'K I 7lL'H , . 1 I 9 , O tiff: 'sf I ar lt' I 7' If If QX X ff, ' 'x ' I ws I 4 iw xf .lux X4 X: 4 r Q K X :K N WW? I' X 'J' '. X Q ' gf x N: or . x FOOTBALL .' 'X xghx t f xx ' '- -Dihvf' -fr L-ar ' 'Q' In 4. ,-zxai' Front Row: M. Sullivan. K. Da vis. B. Winters. R. Frehill. S. Elder. C. Bunnell. R. Giordani. C. Blanchard fCo-Captj B. Chicko1Co.-Capt.j. D. Cogliano, R. Graden. S, Mildrum. S. Mills. D. Gillen. M. Feneck. R. Lazcano Second Row: A. Kassaltly, D. Reagan. K. O'Connor. J. Murphy. J. Dirk, J. Snow. C. Daly. M. Moraites. M. Williams J. Carnes. A. Melanson. D. Lynch. M. Travis. M. Reilly J. Peck. S. Hindley. S. Fernandes Third Row: K. Carnes, B. Gemmill, C. Davies. S. Granai. M. Daly R. Maccinni. T. Larmay. B. Tebue. D. Maccini. M. Harrington, T. Scevitto. J. Edlund, S. Foley q w' ' - Led by Boston Globe Division 4 Player of the Year, Brett Chicko, the Norwell Football team enjoyed one of its most suc- cessful years, compiling a 9-I record and in the process capturing the South Shore League Championship. Other outstanding contributions were made by senior co-captain Clark Blanchard, David Cogliano, and junior standout James Murphy. Coach Walsh is lookr'ng forward to another great year with the return of Murphy, Dennis L ynch. and Chip Daly. IH -K s x C ' V . c , . l , 0-I . as iv 2585. Ps -4 A ,,-5 ft -lg . .a v. , -.wr-, A, . 1 'U' 'T' wr , - A 1. Ag nm ,, ,f 5 . K N.. ., 5 Jmw.-- -L-, , ,i . 4. 1 ... 49, f n ,MD x M 'ir' 2 Wg? V Y7A +-- - BOYS ' SOCCER f o x4D! V9 . ' ' MQW Front Row K. Murph y, C. Lewis. R. Tedeschi. S. Rogers. G. Scammell. T. Lopes 1Co-Capt.1. J. Sinatra fCo-Capt.1. S. Thomas. A. Krasenbrlnk P Smith. S. Pietroski. L. Jackson. Back Row J. Flaherty. P. Goughan. S. Banda. P. Adamcheck. B. McCann. P. Flahery. M. Ellis. P Trombley Coach Osgood W, T ,, A . 4-I' 4 4. ' The 1984 Boys' Varsity Soccer team had a fantastic season. Our boys won the small school division title by defeat- ing Cohasset on a cold. dismal tield in Cohasset late in October. Co-Captains Tim Lopes and Jeff Sin- atra showed strong leadership all sea- son Iong and received strong support from their fellow seniors. Norwell will have to look long and hard to find a defensive unit to replace Murphy. Thomas, Rogers. Tedeschi. Sinatra. and Lopes. JU x 4, gk v -A ll X by Li. xxx A ' Jllf' if '- 'f.,.... wx ziilfii? Hey.' I only have two hands! Comin' through 7 I l CQ: 1 , wif W ,....I P 9 1' I ifln- I xx 1 R t Ak 475 053 RW rg f i ' N, M, m 3 deslre ,and tenslty demons! 1 and every tea was to be admired and Everyone was able to say the time and effort , Xb, was worth it! were proud to say R' were a part of the girls at N.H-S. I be a part ofa new if mean xi t -9 P CROSS COUN TR Y I .'i', . J .731 A g Ae rg .11 --1? 95- ' '. ..-W, x I. ... - Fron! Row: M. Cooper. J. Daniels. L. Loscuito. B. Giacobbe. S. Mahoney K. Paulson. D. Avery. Middle Row: B. Spitz. B. McGonnigal. A. Ka- polka. K. McCaffrey. B. Mahoney P. Newsome. K. Kraysler. K. Kelley. Rear Row: K. Paulson, S. O'Rielley. E. Burke. J. Smith. J. Stanton, J. Van- Osdol. P. Sinalra. N. Thoms. Coach R. Littlefield. fnot appearing . . . S. Macdonald. C. McMahonj ', ' jf i 'Q 'f-5 '1 5 Capes! , ,,, . .. - Mlk- ', V .gj N 'si:f- ff 4 ,A+ i .J ' X ' Q is .I ' J- 2 N! Afyff yo- 1 LJ! , A ..0'.-' l 1 1 9 1 4 N I I R U I 1 I 1 4 i P i i L o I N i n n I FIELD HOCKEY .KL ! q,?H .1Y 'W:: X , ,- . . 'r-f-wif I Front Row: T. Augustine. S. Nelson. N. Connolly. L. Joseph. N. Taglieri, D. Erna. J. Mulkerrin, Back Row: Coach Frado, L. Dunn. C. Spring. M. Lawrence. L. McQuarrie. A. Mitchel. B. Goldman, C. Kelly, S. Clark. H. Prouty The Varsity Field Hockey team had a building season highlighted by games against Hull, East Bridgewater. and Scituate. Led by captains Nancy Taglieri, Laura Joseph, and Nancy Connolly, the Clippers contin- ually improved throughout the season. Goalie Tracey Augustine had an excellent season with 250 saves and was selected to the South Shore League All Star team along with Senior captain Nancy Connolly. Turning in strong offensive performances were Sophomore Heather Prouty and Senior Sarah Nelson. Coach Frado is looking forward to a Hne season next year with many returning starters. ...Ugg P... I 4191 W A -1' i pf f M ! 5 li 1, 0 A entail' . .a si x 'V ' xv? Q f sh . ' 'F n - :V M irmri ':'.wk .. 7 ,LL ' 'N 1...-A Q A . i g, .,.. ' 1+-fm? A ,ru-Ez, 'Q 'f - 'V -w2 'ffNanfauid1'... iw, ' ff 2 5' rw .A-V LT X I 6 W , X my 1 Ax O -J 5'5 ' ' 4 X ..,,,,, I . . . and though we are not now that strength which in old days moved earth and hea ven: that which we are. we are: one equal temper of heroic hearts. made weak by time and fate. but strong in will to strive. to seek. to End, and not to yield. ' - Homer. llliad 25 ln - - T-I Umdem gmfefm if L. Abclson R. Adams D. Amorelli M. Anderson B, Andreas D. Augustine G. Bala CLASS OF 1988 S. Ballerini M. Banda D. Baram S. Basler J. Benevides M. Benner! B. Blanchard L. Bogni A. Blaisdell M. Boulos M. Bourke C. Bradley E. Bridge E. Burke K. Burke M. Burke J. Burns J. Burt H. Caldwell C. Carlow J. Connell M. Carpenter 9 0 .J 'Ib 5. .V+ l if v-,i . Carty M . Cassidy Chandrarashekar . Chase . Chattield . Christ . Christ Coakley . Colaruso Connold A Contrino S Cona way P Cooper D Corson Co wden Culle y Curtin Curtis Cushing Dangora Da vid Da vies Da vies Deininger 1 A Gillis Gilmartin Gilmour Goldman Gould Harriman Haskins Helfrich Hennigan Higgins Hogan Hopkins Hubble Hirmberd Jacobs Johnston Karns Karp K eiter Klick Kelly Kelly Knox Ladd Lambert Larma y Larson Larson Larson Laubinger B. Lazcano A, Leary C. Lichfield A. lincoln A. ll'lll1g9fOf7 K. Ludeau T. Lydon K. Mahoney C. Macdonald B. Maloney J. Mangone J. Marsh A. Maslro B. Mastromatteo T. Maslromatteo P. McLaughlan B. McGonnigal D, Mclnnis B. McCann A. McKay E. McKenzie K. Merrick N. Middleton G. Miller 1 1 Q- f- -- - - ::'-- --Q12 gf--v !f.v.v-w-gm.. LL N 1, I -All ,X vw' Miner Moody Mucci Nash Neary Nguyen Nixon O 'K eefe Paige Pasteris Patterson Paulson Penney Penniman Perry Perry Peterson Phillips Poleet Porro Porter Prudente Rahman Ransom Reagan Reagan Reardon Reid Resnick Rockne C. Rogers J. Rose P. Ryan J. Salter S. Sanlora P. Scdmmell D. Sexton C. Simko C. Spargo K. Sparks J. Spring T. Sweeney W. Sweeney L. Slandring R. Steele R. Turner S. Tedeschi P. Tulis S. Toomey N. Taylor D. Terry D. Vandermolen D. VanOsdol K. Walsh H. Webster A. White M. Whittaker L. Wong J. Woodworth -J like U f- ' P 'KXI ffm D '95 Q CLASS OF 1987 1. ll' D Q v 3. A . fx D. Adamchek P. Ahern C. Allen L. Alvanas D. Bailey D. Betts K. Boczanowski T. Bopp H. Burckhart J. Calvani J. Candito D. Capek K. Carnes J. Catrambone K. Coakley M. Collins C. Connolly M. Cook J. Coons A. Corwin E. Coyle K. Crowley D. Crowers M. Daly C. Davies P. Delahunt S. Delano K. Dietz W. Dillon L. Donnellan Donnelly Donou an N. Dullca L, Dunn J. Edlund Ekslrom L. Elliot! J. Ellis C. Farry . Follgren P. Farank R Flaherty D. Foley S. Foley S. Foley D. Fulton M. Garside J, Gately B. Gemmill Geoghegam T Giacobbe A. Gillen R. Gfordani B Goldman C -JI CJ. Macdonald R. 'Wacfucn J. 1.1cLead 4. Mahoney M. Mahonj C. Malm S. Manthornc C. Martin 'U 1 x 2'- J. Maynard K. McCaffrey D. McEachern K. McGowan K. McLaughlin S. McQuarn'e M. Messinger . Micciantuano S. Mildrum D. Mills A. Milchell .1 N infix ., in 1 fs. I I x J., .qv P. Mohan D. Mohn M. MOllcn R. Morley N. Murphy Q - p4 il' N41 1 '35 Nace Nappi Ne wsome Nguyen Norton Oberg O 'Donovan O 'Laughlin o 'Neill o 'Reilly Perry H Prouty Reagan Reilly Reis Resnick Ritter Ruddick Sadler Salice Sca vito Schnell Sherman Siciliano E. Simmons J. Simmons L. Sinatla J. Smith G. Smith S. Smith R. Sparrow B. Spitz M. Stansbury L. Stevens B. Sullivan M. Sullivan J. Suurhans E. Sweeney N. Tafralian P. Trombley C. Virtue S. Vogel J. Wales J. Warshaw M. White J. Wolle L. Young 1 -J U35 Q 1 5 '75- P. Adamcheck R. Ade C. Allen M. Anastos J. Anderson J. Antell T. Augustine D. A very A. Bala S. Banda L. Barron R. Benting P. Betts S. Blake J. Bond S. Burke J. Caddigan S. Cahan C. Cahill J. Calvani J. Carnes T. Carmillo R. Casey 411, J. Doran A. Dunn M. Dwyer D. Elder M. Ellis B. Engel A. Evans K. Filocco T. Fitzgerald J. Flaherty S. Foley M. Freeman P. Frehill J. Gammell P. Goughan J. Hall J. Harris W. Haugh J. Healey S. Hindley K. Hoffman J. Holden J. Hone S. Howard C1 llmfxufl C Hulchlngx L. Jc'.'IS:'H J. Juhnslun N. K.1ps.1171hz'l1x -1. Amp C luuuns H. Klvlldlrdvl C. K4-fly S. Kvllby D. Kernan M. Lamond S. Ladd M. Lane C. Leary K. Leary M. Lawrence D. Lynch I . I cibowilz H. Ir'fY0rmand M. lincoln J. lorkr' M, l01'bl'n A. lupz-s .hh 1' NJ f Af' I . wi. 4 Lf fl ' L . . , X 'A .. a up I , 'Y' M. Loring K. Lunny T. Maguire E. Mahoney R. Mahoney M. Makaitis J. Martin E. Massey M. Masucci B. McCann K. McLeod C. McMahon T. McMahon L. McManus L. McQuarrie A. Melanson M. Micciantuono M. Moraites L. Morris K. Mortenson D. Moy J. Murphy C. Naimovich D. Neary Q 'N1'f'xu,'1 I N4-n fllx' A U 1 Umm: D Penh I. l'c'1'k 'Y lH nlf'lq.1sl 4. l'e'11fv1111.l.'r D l'z'lAm5 J, PFIIV I. f,L'fCl5Oll S. Petrillo H. Phillips M. Pompeo J, Privc P. Prudente T, Raebel S. Reardon W. Reardon E. Recd M. Reilly J. Rocknc .RlljkhdLCl K. Ry an J. Sala-frm I a Q 2 - f wr fo AMM2 M s 'V AU, .5 .Huw 6 'Q ' N. l . X, 4 . VI A . 1' , - V , ...I , , ',x'-..', ' 1 ' ' .-' - R' , v . . - .nr . . 41-.--V. ',..'15' 'vsnigg . . 'bf ' ' f .'. .J v 1.3 ,453 A-' bf, 7'--' V. ,..ff -'K ' fw'-rw-Q',. . f-:Q -f-in 1, u r,':.'.-w --1.33 ,J -, -il 3,1 , , Hr- fi-:sw -1f.113g,-J,,,?,a4f.-.,r- f ' 'lf'-ff . -' -ffsw 1' '- '.--gvlfgfefql 1.1 3 -fl -:.'!.9.. 1-VV ' ' ' a- lu 21311 yj Q '- i W I Q x .x il X- A 4-G , x, fy N , . V x I .Y 4 J-. s '51 .Q x ' X , ff '7 x , 1 1 X Y N X! 4 ' 5 fa I u. .h,,,-,,,,,-nr- Q '-Q . Q - Il-If-rg-sg. . 2 ip .IEP V . ks 5- '4 's J ' ' A. V' I - l Ax , ,, 1 1 .-an-0' 5 4 .-.gifts xx v Ml Tw P- jf' R -fi we--2. 5,1 -1985- Nor JUST ,, STUDENTS It X FTS I MAR THA 'S VINE YARD Otis . . about that F. . . Il? 1 '84 - 25 miles on bike- Otis Webber and Miss Franklin - - Cori and Leo 's broken bikes- South Beach - Exhaustion and Dehydration - Sleeping on the bus ride home ZZZZW '91 .rl 1 Q1n.,. I think lam in love . . . L , 1-, -..M , .QE .iw YJ 39 AC ,, ,V , fxfirt' xgrx 'I' ...,Jrrg4-Os.: :IEW . Quail? h ..-.VJ f' L. Wy . X . Aki ,NN Me too! BEST DRESSED MOST DRAMA TIC Sarah Nelson 8 Andrew Eaves See What a JC Penney credit card can do? MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Scott Metivier 8 Cori Brackett I thought this was a rehearsal!! CLASS FLIR TS Q QT Paula Foley 5 Da vid Reagan Bill Porter 6 Michelle Porter They 'll be coming to earth any day now . . . If'5 3 family affair, BEST SMILE CLASS COUPLE Nancy Tagllen 6 Brian Winters All is fair in love and war.' S.. Mosr ATHLETIC Susan Meagher 8 Ken Murphy I I Look Ma. no cavities! MOST INTELLECTUAL 'ls -fr Julie Furio 6 Eric Call Brett Chicko 5 Nancy Connolly . as in antidisestablishmentarianism. Let's see just how tough he is! I 1 if ff LJ 1.11 M - i r'Q?Ql 2 1 V A-K-qs, I, -L 0. J x ,iff 1 -11,45 1-'45 Ng A-5'Xm X , ' Iijf 3,41 i S MOST ARTISITIC TEACHERS ' PETS 'v . Lv. 1. . 1 - I H 1 '-1 ' J '- H 2 ' n 1 . x . 1 Q 1. .4 w' . Kevin McEachern 6 Patty Lickfield Look out Leonardo BEST LAUGH IM: I 1 X Q -- . ' A '-,.. 1 m c Ray Lazcano 8 Krista Gates Did vnu hear Ihr' one about . . . 1 David Cogliano 8 Julie Furio Anything for an A. CLASS RADICALS Richard Tedeschi 5 Jodi Platner Who 's giving who a detention? Ty., MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 1 985 -STRAIGHT TO THE TOP- The entire Class of '85' There 's no stopping us now DONE MOST FOR CLASS V Charlie Bunnell 8 Kristen GarHeId We Do do windows. by the way. 59 The friends we have made over the years will stay in our hearts for- ever: the times we have shared and for whom we have cared will always be remembered. 5141 1 A N You wanna dance? , f That 's disgusting! ,SC 111' ry? Yes Dr. Bahros. I agree. s, s Friends lore ver. ,fa 2 F 8 --0 :BNI yi QS' ,vt 4 il Qs x-- D lla 'Y F' . , 32, I s if Y A -5 1. x ,w 'H Q MEMORIES OF OUR PAST REFLEC T OUR FUTURE rg 1- I QP fs Wav . E4--1 f ix -wx a,o X f '? , f . X: , N4 ,i X QQ R x ,go-, W' 1 ,fax L 4 Q M Q ,AQ QDWQ x 44' -M - 'L 4- Q! Our brief pasts are but fond memories. Short shadows behind us. '95 The paths of our future loom far in front. 4. - Arousing wonder of great things. N' 6 . x I jf 'i P Q .1 1 f 'Q 1 r wa-2 -- , .69 ,-N 1 Y l l f 4 .--..-,L ' , A..- . I . is-,. 9 A 5 i r-1'-H i . uk -JC Y .x. 4 CHARLES FRANKLIN BCINNELL. III Chuck, Charlie Class Pres. 2-4. Football I4 Wrestling 1, 2. Spring Track 2-4. French Club I, 2. Drama 1-4. Student Gov't I. RAC 4. Food Com. I- 4. Yrbk. Faculty Ed. 4. I believe that man will not merely endure but prevail. William Faulkner LEO FRANCIS LOSCKITO Class Tres. 1-4. Spanish Club 2-4. SAC 3. RAC 4. Cross Country 3, 4 lCapt.2. Wres- tling I-41Capt.2. Spring Track 2, 4. In certain men there is a spirit which causes them to excell above all others. NANCY MAR Y BRIDGE T CONNOLL Y Class Sec. I -4. Field Hockey I-4 CCapt. 42. Basketball I -4. Softball I -4 lCapt. 42. French Club 2-4 lSec. 2, 32. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Yrbk. Senior Section Ed. 4. Drama 3. He made it clear that the business of the philosopher was to make ideas available, and not to impose them on people. The Once and Future King TIMOTHY JOHN DONOVAN Tim, Timbo, Slim Class V.P. 2-4. French Club I-3. Drama 3. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. SAC 4. Food Com. 4. School Newspaper 3, 4. Yrbk. Underclass Ed. 4. Football 2. Winter Track 3, 4. Spring Track 2-4. Keep me away from the wisdom which does not cry, the philosophy which does not laugh and the greatness which does not bow before children, Kahil Gibran S-nt vvk KRISTEN LEE GARFIELD Garh Conchita, Betty Class Hist. 3, 4. Basketball I-4. Drama 2-4. Spanish Club 2-4. Student Gov't. I , 2. Yrbk. 4. TVN 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Latin Club I. One day at a time-Do not look back and feel sorry about the past, for it is gone. Do not worry about the future, for it has not yet come. Live in the present and make it beautiful. :IQ N 'x s 4,,. WALTER ROBB ABBOTT Buddy, Ruddy B, Bud the Butcher Band l, TVN 4 Then God way up in Heaven, For whatever it was worth, Thought he-'d have a big ol' party. Thought hed call it planet earth, The Grateful Dead 'I CHARLENE JOAN COREY ANSTEAD Chuch K- if r Vl . lm-.ki-ftifill l J Softball I4, TVN St 'mfr tt f- pf-1 ple and low' with love, 'vw i.. rt ffb, ' ' thi- may that you feel, H':rf,s iff- .,w-'irwr hr' lmir li fu-ttf-rv if ypu wily vsxll wlhiuvl lliv' uiijilf' ',4i..- luv' ufffl LDV! if, I ' ,lfirm-s Ta ylOt nb 1 1 GLENN PAUL JOSEPH ANDERSON Band I, 3, 4,- TVN Anyone can do anything if they hold the right card. So l'm thinking about my life now. l'm thinking very hard. Deal me another hand Lord, this one's very hard. Pete Townshend DA WN ELIZABETH ADAMS Dwane Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Go real slow- You 'll like it more and more Take it as it comes, Specialize in having fun- Take it easy baby! The Doors Dedicated Camper if I il- SCO TT ARTHUR A THA NA SIOU Thana-zoo, Diego, Boo-Boo Band I, 3, 4 Twelve years have passed us forever it seemed. We're now out to capture the dreams that we dreamed. These years were the greatest, the memories won 't fade, I 'll always remember all the friends that l made CA THERINE KIMBERL Y BAKEBERG Kim, Bake Soccer 3, 4 STRETCH. lt's the only way to see How far there really is Dedicated Camper 32 ,, SCOTT EARLE BENTING Bent, Scooter, Chief Basketball l'4g Baseball I -4,- TVN 4 To lead a happy life you have to do what you want to do, not what other people want you to do, because of this you will always Ii ve a life of memorable memories, and hap- piness in your future. 'Q-,..,,, is JENNIFER FRANCES BENT J. B., Jen, Juana Latin Club I, 2, 35 Gymnastics I-4g Spanish Club 2-4,' Yearbook Staff Success is a ladder that cannot be climbed with your hands in your pockets. i .Ai CLARK BAILEY BLANCHARD NICOLE CHRISTINE BOC Football I-4 Ico-Capt. 41: Baseball I-4 Nikki, Nicky D. sm, waters Run DWP Field Hockey 35 Latin Club l,- French Club I, 2, 3: World of Work 3. Friends may come and go but true friends stay forever. book 4,- Voice 2, TVN 2 68 M , 'YI o . JENNIFER HALL BOND Gwen, Jenn AFS I ,' French Club 2-45 School Newspaper 3-4, Drama Club 3, Tennis 2-35 Student Gov't. 3, 4 fTres. 42: Yearbook 4 Live everyday lo its fullest, for you will never pass it by again. X STEPHANIE LOVELAND BROWN Steph, Stuff Gymnastics I-4 Ico-capt. 425 Spring Track 2, Yearbook 4, Spanish Club 2, 35 AFS 1-4,- Drama Club 4 A glad heart makes a cheerful countenance, Bu! by sorrow of heart, the spirit is broken The Bible CORI JANE BRACKE TT I-7zz, Hank, Core, D, B., C. B. French Club I-4 lpublicity 3, Fr. Exchange 31, Drama Club l-4,- Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4 g AFS I 4 fPres 3, 41, Norwell Highlights 3, 4lFeature Ed. 3, Editor in Chief 42, Year- The The The The The Eac Eac more I live, more I learn. more I learn, more I realize, less I know. h step I take h mile I travel Only means the m ore I have to go. I LISA ANN BOULOS Drama Club I-4, French Club 2-45 Latin Club I-2: AFS I lt's not so much the few great moments, But the great many simple pleasures That bring true happiness in life. ROBERT MARTIN BURNSIDE DOUGLAS MA TTHE W CA LD WELL Doug, Spinner Drama I -3 If school is part of our journey to enlighten- ment, I ha ve just one question: Anyone got a match? G. B. M. S. NINA FRA NCE SCA CA NDI TO Neen, Woman, Franny Band lp Spanish Club 3, 4: Yearbook 4 The time to be happy is now, The place to be happy is here. The way to be happy is to make others so. R. Angersoll FRANK JAMES CAMBRIA Spring Track 2 There isn 't time to do everything, But noth- ing is impossible. ERIC MA TTHE W MICHAEL CALL Eeric, E-Man, Winnie Latin Club I-4,' Band 1-45 Jazz Band 2, 3,- Drama 2-4,- Class Pres. l,' Student Gov't 3, 45 Food Com. 3, 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4 IPres. 415 Baseball I-4 fco-capt. 425 Yearbook Man- aging Ed. For long you live and high you fly, Smiles you 'll give and tears you 'll cry, But all you touch and all you see, ls all your life will ever be. Roger Waters BRETT ALLAN CHICK O Chett Bricko, Chico Football I-4 fCapt.j: Wrestling I-4 lCapt.j,- Spring Track l, 2,' Student Govt. 2g Yearbook There is no difference between a fool and a wise man once one falls in love. Murphy 's Law 1--1 . M, 1' 4 r ARTHUR JOSEPH CICIRELLI A.J., Kayto, Lake Dweller Football l If you don 't eat your meat, you can 't have any pudding. How can you ha ve pudding if you don 't eat your meat? Pink Floyd mlb :Ol --an JEFFREY SCOTT CORWIN Jeff, .,l. C., Wazir ' ' 7-1 llfsmf ,'-1 f'1llltl5 I2 Af-S I4 mx. N' 11 f rin 'V -r' flu- xlylf- vxfifwlf-71511 I Ulf fr f' lH ifI ufwkr-n fiftvr mv ff puff- ' ',f f,,, ' ll'f!,'ll?i'! limi 1. '26 DA vin MATTHEW coGuANo Doo, Dooman Football I '4. Winter Track 2-4. Spring Track I-4. Yrbk. Business Ed. 4. SAC 24 IChairman 41. Student Gov't. I, 2. Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising every time we fail. Confucius CAROL YN MARIE COCO Puff C. French Club l. AFS I '4. Drama I, 3. Band I, 2. Spanish Club 2-4. Gymnastics I-4. Spring Track 2. Now you see me. Now you don 't. Break the walls, l'm coming out. l'm not a prisoner, l am free. My blood is my own now, the future is ours to see, but the past well remembered. 4 . f .Qi CHRISTINE PA TRICE COTTER Chris, Crystal Softball I, 2. Dance Drill Team 2-4. Each of us a single seed, Leaving this time behind. Taught by what we 've seen, listening in a mist of silent hopes. We 're caught in the wind's whisper. ' ll .. AUSTIN MICHAEL SIMMION CCIRTIN Hobes, Hobie, Victor Baseball 2. Now the lines have all been read, And you knew them all by heart, As you move toward the door, Here it comes the hardest part. It 's the famous final scene. B. Seger JONA THAN ERIC DA VIS Jon, JD. French Club I -3. Drama I-4. AFS I-4 fPub- licity 41. Yrbk. 4. Winter Track l. I can resist everything, except, Temptation, Meg SCOTT MICHAEL DA VIES Guda, Sergeant, Angus-Young Football I. For those about to rock, we salute you, Acfoc JOHN PHILLIP DANIELS. III Jack, Jackson, J.D., Black-Jack Cross Country 3, 4. Winter Track I, 2. Spring Track I, 2. Yrbk. 4, TVN 4. Nothing you can make that can 't be made. No one you can save that can 't be saved. Nothing you can do, but you can learn how to be you in time, lt's easy, Beatles, All You Need ls Love 'few 6 KURT ED WARD DA VIS Gink, Kurtie Football I-4. Easy life take it slow Now l've found the way to go Moving on leaving the past Easy life don 't go too fast. R. Daltrey 71 A PAUL ROBERT DANIEL DA VIS P.D., Walter Da vis Latin Club 13. Football I. Basketball I, 2. Winter Track 3, 4. Spring Track 244. French Club 2, All the world must be a stage and we are merely players, performers and portrayers. Each another 's audience outside the Guild- ed Cage Rush Limelite AQ Q I I 4. A, N - X I' 9 Y Q, -q Z4 BETH ALLISON DONAHUE Witch '!H'1wl' fluff 24 four! Com .3 Yrhk 4 'H vftf IJ Iif:'.Iff'lfmlI I 4 S0flIIall24 Lal :rn fluff I ff ftffffi, lmrfw-ll -Mil va'll'rI!'!9lt'hI7, good '1'fl,'1-' lf' Hr P5110 it ', be-rn su: lr f: lovely unfit f Idfl1f7 Buxhaum in l Q! --up JOHN EDWARD DILLON J.D. A solved problem creates two new prob- lems, and the best prescription for happy living is not to solve any more problems than you have to. Russell Baker a' :auf NANCY KA THLEEN IRENE DEMPSE Y Demp, Matt, L. W. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Soccer 2-4. Tennis I -4. Don 't walk in front of me-I may not follow. Don 't walk behind me-l may not lead. Walk beside me-and just be my friend. MA TTHE W JAMES DONNELL Y Matt Basketball 2. Band I. With Heaven above and faith below l will yet stand lirm against the devil. lY.H. W 'BNC MICAELA KA THLEEN CHRISTINA DULLEA Mic Fall Cheerleading 2-4. Winter Cheerleading l, 2fCo-capt. 22. Spring Track I, 2, 4. Gym- nastics 3. Yrbk. 4. School Newspaper 3. Student Gov't, 2. French Club 2-4. Spanish Club 4, For the heart that finds joy in small things, In all things, Each day is a wonderful gift. s , 5.-f SCOTT BRUCE ELDER Drama 3, 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Yrbk. 4. Football l-4. A little learning is a dangerous thing,- Drink deep . . . Alexander Pope JARED BRETT EDLCIND Jabba, J. D. Spanish Club 2-4, Football I-3. Drama 3, 4. Food Com. I, 2, 4. Welcome to the human race with its wars, disease and brutalities. Welcome to a spe- cial place and a heart of stone that's cold and grey. The Pretenders ANDREW MacDONALD EA VES Andre French Club 2-4 fV.P. 4, Publ. 21. Spring Track I, 2. Winter Track I. We'll do all right if we capitalize on our mistakes. Mickey Rivers DEBRA JEAN ERNA Deb, Debbie, C onchita Gymnastics I-4 lCo-capt. 42. Softball I-4. Held Hockey I, 4. Spanish Club 3, 4. I see my future at the rainbow's end,- Happy hours, timeless friends. And if ever l chance to find my wayg Rest assured, I will stay. Billy Squire I I SARAH JANE FARLEY French Club I4. Band I. Yrbk. 4. Happiness is not getting what you want, but wanting what you get. 3, H-N THERESA PAULETTE FARRY Tree, Reece, Terri Drama I -4. Band I. French Club 3. TVN 2, 4. Field Hockey Mgr. I. School Newspaper 4. AFS 3, 4. Yrbk. 4. Some may call you foolish but only those who don 't believe: they can 't conceive that dreams can come true but I do cause I 'm a dreamer too. MARK JOSEPH FENECK Rip, Lake Dweller X Football l, 3, 4. Dont throw stones at men with machine guns. 'li Qf - Ro wdie Rody Piper RICHARD BRENDAN CYNTHIA ARLENE FISHER FINNEGAN Chunky, Fish, Spazzmundo 'f .' l',: ,I-wllnill X Uflrilr-r funk I, 3, Drill Team 2.4. Drama ll ' 'l L ,J f l l 'J' UW' 94 lmay get around. . . lmay laugh alot... J' ' 'MPf'P '! ft 4 Now youu mink l'd be happy with me life I fl ' 1 vm! ' firrl Ubi- 4 f-, i., f,,A r'l'lf.i 1 .,.,f,rf-1,--,, t' -ifnil tiff- flrzq I 've got. Nobody knows what dreams lsee . . . Ain 't nobody really knows the inner side 0'me. Billy Squire ' J JENNIFER LEE FLAHERTY Jen, Flair French Club l. Soccer I. Basketball I-4 1Cocapt.1, Softball I-4 ICO-capt. 1. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. TVN 4. Yrbk. Sports Ed. 4. When you are sorrowful look again in your heart, and you shall see that in truth you are weeping for that which has been your delight. Gibran PAULA SCOTT FOLE Y Spanish Club 2-4 lPres. 41. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Student Gov't. I, 3, 4. School Newspa- per 3.- Yrbk. copy Ed. 4. Fall Cheerleading I-4 fCo1':apt 21. Winter Cheerleading I -3. Softball I4 World of Work 3 1Sec. 1. Oh what a time it was, it was a time of innocence, a time of confidence with spe- cial joys and special places, special friends together, the moments pass so quickly. But the memories are forever. 'S KAREN L YNN FOLEY Pilar Spanish Club 3, 4. There are those who give with joy, and that joy is their reward. And there are those who give with pain, and that pain is their destiny. I --omg 'YZF' ur . 6: . - .af 1 THOMAS FLAHER TY RICHARD ARTHUR FREHILL Ricky, Rick Football I-4. lnever think of the future. lt comes soon enough. Albert Einstein .,1 . n ai .sc 4 'lf sb J' 'Y .Z f ANN MARIE FULLERTON Bea, Betty, Thelma Woods, Annie Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 fV.P. 41. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Gymnastics I. Yearbook 4. T.V.N. 4. There are places I remember all my life, Though some have changed, Some forever, not for better, Some have gone and some remain. All these places had their moments With friends I stilL can recall, ln my life l've loved them all. The Beatles J BONNIE JEAN GIA C OBBE Bee Gee, Bunsy, Bon-Bon rft'l7f'h Club I4 Drama Club 2. 3. Band l- 11 A I S I4 Cross Country 3, 4. Spring .with l-1 Winter Track I-4. lit ai.,wtf- is proud, his heart is pure, his W -i J, fmbmmd. And when he runs, his I f fu in 1-f ht, thunder 's noble sound. His ' - ' f lmllf-nqes the wind in untamed ' I, llcw -,pfrit eva-r riderless, his soul, tu... KY' .T KRIS TA MARIE GA TES Fall Cheerleading I -4. fCapt. 41. Winter Cheerleading I-3 lCapt. 21. Spring Track 2- 4. Spanish Club 2-4 fSec. 41. World of Work 3. Student Gov't. 2, 3. Yearbook 4. O bra ve new world- that has such people in it. Miranda lil'-' JULIE MARIE HOPE FURIO Ju-Ju Bee, Jules, Hulie Class Hist. 2. Latin Club I-4 Isec. 2-41. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Drama Club lOrchestra I -41. Band I -4. S.A.C. 3, 4. Girl's State Altern. 3. Yearbook lManaging Ed. 41. School reeval- uation com. 3, 4. Flute Ensemble I-4. What we know of other people is only our memory of the moments during which we knew them. T.S. Eliot DA VID MICHAEL JOSEPH GILLEN Dave, Crazy Dave, Gilly Football I, 4. Basketball 2, 3. Do everything once And the fun things twice. ' 4 STEPHEN MICHAEL GILMAR TIN Steve, Gilmo, Gilly Drama I-3. TVN 4. lt isn 't always easy, this thing called life, Misfortune sometimes clouds the horizon. But . . . Its up to us, we 're the ones that have to push the clouds away. DA VID ADAM GOLDMAN Dave, Goldie Drama Club 4. TVN 4. Give to the world the best you ha ve and the best will come back to you. MEGHAN ELIZEBE TH GLANS Meg, Flamethrower, Pokey Drama Club I. Yearbook 4. TVN 4. We are one, after all, you and ll together we suffer, Together exist, and forever we will recreate each other. Frederick T. School RICHARD NIC OLA GIORDA NI Gio, G. G., G. Q. Football I-4. Band I-4. It 's really a wonder that I haven 't dropped all my ideals, Because they seem so absurd and impossible to carry out. Yet I keep them because in spite of everything, l still believe That people are good at heart. Anne Frank 'Q RICHARD MA TTHE W GRADEN Buddy Football 2, 3, 4. ll' 1? TARA ELIZABETH GRIFFIN Ta'Ta, Mouth, Teque, TEG Fall Cheerleading I-4 ICO-Captj. Winter Track l'3 Spring Track l. French Club I-4 lPres. 41. Latin Club I, 2. Drama Club 3, 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3. 4. SAC 4. Yearbook sales Ed. 4. School Newspaper 3, 4. Mass. Girl's State Rep, 3, Don 't worry about the world coming to an end today- lt's already tomorrow in Australia Linus MARTHA RYAN REBECCA HA R Tl GA N Vib, Vibba Spanish Club 3, 4. Soccer 3. Winter Track I -4. Spring Track I-4. Yearbook 4. So take me to the airport, and put me on a plane, l have no expectations to pass through here again. Jagger - Richards DA VID KEN YON HARRIMAN CHRISTINE MARY CATHERINE UAM HENDERSON HELFRICH Luis Cl,'riQs5y', Chris, Crystle Soccer I, 2, 4. Basketball 2. 1 ' r f f 'fi 'fr Uk my own rhouqhts, Everything is sweetened by risk. ' fl' 'H 'fwfr ww ro be my own 14.5. pi-i.. - All' A 3 HEIDI BETH HIMBERG Ho, Heid French Club I. Student Gov't. 3, 4. Field Hockey 2, 3. Tennis I, 2, 4. I 'd sure be the Hrs! one to say, when I look at myself today, l wouldn 't have done it any other way. Jim Croche ERIC SCOTT HOPFNER Hoff Hopper The secret of success is consistency of purpose. Benjamin Disraeli c Yg DARCI JEAN HOLDEN Darce French Club I-4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Stu' dent Gov't. l. Field Hockey Mgr. I . Basket- ball I. Fall Cheerleading 2-4. Winter Cheerleading 2. Gymnastics 3, 4. Spring Track 2. Spanish Club 4. If you can dream it, you can achieve it. If you believe in yourself all things are possible. 34 ,aw CHRISTOPHER PA TRICK HINDLE Y Chris, Bink Band I, Student Gov't. 4. Winter Track 3, 4. Spring Track 3, 4 lCo-capt. 42. l might seem secure, I could ha ve it madeg You might think you 've seen a lucky man who made the grade, Nobody knows what dreams I seep and nobody really sure just who they want to be. Billy Squire 'Us KIMBERL Y HOPKINS Kim, Kima-Bima French Club 2-4. Winter Track I, 2, 4. Spring Track I-4. Soccer 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. The most effective way to cope with change is to help create it. Salada Tag Lines 70 L QQ. 2- 1 if .0 c- , J ' , . Y MICHELLE LYNNE HOPKINS Mitch, Mitzie, Mookey-Mouse Spanish Club 3, 4 Drama 3 I am here so patiently, lying on the floor l'm1u5t trying to do this jigsaw puzzle, before it rains anymore. Rolling Stones '71- I O 1 V ROBERT PAUL HUREAU Bob French Club 3, 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Bas- ketball l, 2. Spring Track 3. Tennis 4. Yrbk. 4. We must welcome the future, remember- ing that soon it will be the past, and we must respect the past, kno wing that once it was all that was humanly possible. lil JOHN JOSEPH HUGHES Football I. Baseball 1-4. Fame is a vapor. Popularity an accident. Riches take wings. Only one thing endures, And that is character. H. Greeley LINCOLN DESMOND SUSAN JONES JACKSON Sue, Suzy, Suzy Q K f r pl 3 il LL' low . mil '.vf7r77r'r'i, W'lf7l', dl7CI Soriq, IE if i l 'vis wlmlr- lilr' long PU Spring Track 24. Band I-4. 1 1 ' v if . '- . LAURA ANNE ALEXANDRIA JOSEPH Gimpie, L.J., Jo Field Hockey I-41Capt. 42. Winter Track I. Spring Track I . World of Work 3. Spanish Club 4. Yrbk. 4. Latin Club I. The world moves on, but now and again a memory of yes terda y brightens today like a brilliant rainbow. MARGARET DeQCIINCE Y K EMP Marge, Maggie, Magret French Club 4. Drama 3, 4. Student Gov't. 1, 2, 4 fSec. 41. Yrbk. 4. TVN 4. Tennis I -4. Fall Cheerleading I4 ICo-capt. 21. Winter Cheerleading I -3. When it 's hot in the classroom and you fall asleep at your desk, your math paper sticks to your head. Peppermint Patty Q 1 PETER DENIS JOHN KEARNS Pistol, Pierre Band I. French Club I 4. Spanish Club I understand about indecision I don t care If I get behind People living in competition All I want is to have my peace of mind. Boston DEBORAH ANNE MARGARET KEARNE Y Doobie, Debba, Deb Don 't worry bout tomorrow cause you 'll know it when it comes When the rock and rollin' music Meets the risin' shinin' sun. Grateful Dead EMB KRISTEN MICHELLE KENNE Y Kris, Krit, K.K. AFS I . Spring Track I . Soccer I-4. Spanish Club 3, 4, Yrbk. 4. World of Work 3. Life's truest happiness is found in the friendships made along the way. QI? CAROL ANN LAIDLAW Ceerol, Lud, Stella Latin Club I-3, AFS I, 2. World of Work 3. Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die life is a broken-winged dove that can not fly, .ll A CHIM K RA SENBRINK Achim the Dream, Ack Chorus I-4. Soccer I-4. Drama 3, 4. Only eternal beings lived before l came to life, and I forever last. Dante Alighieri RAYMOND JOSEPH LAZCANO. Ill Ray, Cool Ray Football I -4. Basketball I, 2. World of Work 3. Life is no dress rehearsal. l. KRISTEN GAIL LeNORMAND Kris, Lungie, Lee Latin Club l-3, French Club 2-4. Drama I, 3, 4. Yrbk. 4. But they that wait upon the Lord shall re- new their strengthg they shall mount up with wings as eagles, they shall run, and not be weary: and they shall walk, and not faint. Isaiah 40:31 .w-wg, liifll- JOHN BA YARD LIVINGSTON Juan Band I-3. Stage Band Z 3. Soccer 2. Spring Track 4. World of Work 3. There is no pleasure in having nothing to dog the fun is in having lots to do and not doing it. John W. Raper PATRICIA LICKFIELD Patty French Club 3, 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Band I. Student Gov't. 4. Yrbk. Art Ed. 4. Spring Track I-3. Winter Track 2, 3. The gull that flies the highest sees the farthest. CLA YTON DEAN LEWIS Wrestling I-4 ICapt. 42. Soccer 2, 4. Spring Track 2-4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Yrbk. 4. Anything one man can imagine, other men can make real. Jules Verne TIMOTHY JOHN LOPES Lopes y, Tim, Timbo Class MP. l. School Newspaper 3, 4. TVN 4. Soccer 3, 4 fCo-capt. 41. Basketball I-4 ICO-capt. 41. Baseball I-4 ICO-capt. 42. Don 't quit because the road gets rough, but look around. There may be a smoother road to the same destination. 83 Q 'tg 'X MICHELLE LOW fi 3 JOHN ARCHIBALD MacDONALD L-.v 1 W' .4 wrk i 'Fw N J lalfn Club I 2 rffw! firm 1 -1 Ilfmna 3 J NU! Hon 1 .J H '1 wi N'-u ep.ypf'r Yi Yrhk 4 fri' '.-A 1 ,.', fr. -1 A wif-' Tmrif I 4 Spring Tfafi- ' X -1 I tufpf- hu un 1 f-4.1. vm!! fffv ,ffl ,n my pr-an-' iw vw 11 'flqmflrffx' !',ffr14ft,,f thy rf- .f Hn rd Ci l'iylr.11Jnr CHRISTOPHER JAMES LYONS 'Ill Q GILLIAN PATRICIA LUCAS Jill, Gill, Blub Class Hist. I. AFS I, 2. French Club I-4. Spring Track 2. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4IMP.1. Yrbk. 4. Majorette 4. The best way to know life is to love many things. Van Gough DA VID PHILLIP MAHONE Y Dave lf at first you don't succeed Try try again: then give up. Don 't be a damned fool. 1 SCIZANNE MAHONE Y Suz Cross-Country 3, 4 lCo-capt. 42. Winter Track l'4. Spring Track I-4 fCapt, 41. Span- ish Club 4. 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. LHYDA JCPALAAUL4 Linden Lhubg Lal Now I come to you, with open arms Nothing to hide, believe what I say. So here I am with open arms Hoping you 'll see what your love means to me. S Xi CZ4EHlMHJ4 0L4Ll04RT5Z AFS 4. Gaby 5MAPlAL4RHEAl4LCNYEY Juana Student Gov't. 3. Soccer I-4 lCo-capt. 41. Spring Track I-4. Winter Track 2-4. I may not be perfectly wise, I may not be perfectly witty, I may not be perfectly wonderful, But I am always perfectly me. Y',x FL4RY'ElLZABETflAPHY hL4R7WV ,Mare Drama I-4. Student Gov't. 2, 3, Yrbk. 4. Soccer I-4. Spring Track I. Food Com. 4. Keep your face to the sunshine and you can not see the shadows. lilli 5 'I Q X CARLA JEAN MASON Crash, Spaz, Li'l Nyumbi Spanish Club 2 Drama 3, 4. Nat. Hon. Soc, 3, 4 Yrbk 4 School Newspaper 4. TVN 4. Soccer 14. Winler Track l-4, Spring Track IV4 The ligh! which puts out our eyes is darkness lo us. Only that day dawns lo which we are awake. There is more day lo dawn. The sun is bu! a morning star. Henry David Thoreau .n - . -.. 'Y Z' 'Vx bww KEVIN PAUL MCEACHERN McGee, Kev Basketball 2, We'lI be the first to know if we 're evil or di vine, CA THERINE MARY BRIGI T MCCANN Cam y, Clamm y, Kodak, McCuelo AFS I-4. World of Work 3. TVN 4. But if we forge! that the fulure will some- day be rhe present, we forge! too that the present is already here. College English Book iff-0 1 an 1 We 're the last in line. Dio IAN DA VID lion, lon Man, Zaxodius Argon Sean, Julius 'N W' ' I '1 'I g f f 4' fihfifffs 14 SMS! Latin Club 2, 3. Basketball 2. Baseball 24. 'I 'f veni viai vici. 'Vi ff vw' 'Isl s ,i --Liijr' fini! Ihr' me-rv and Julius Caggaf M' ' 'If'f!L l'- f77f'yf7dV1'lfII'Ill'X V- 1 -I 'l'f r v 'vfxfirif 1-s fH7L1f'f7f' rrmri in his U VLH 1 rnfiv, fi.H.'uHis.1rf',bp-i11ff1,pV,.,, .i 'f , U. illmrru Slmkr'xpf'.JrP . gg. SUSAN PATRICIA MEAGHER Sue, Suer, Airhead Band I. Student Gov't. 2. Softball I-4. World of Work 3. To me you are a special kind. People like you are so hard to find. We all hold our special memories of the times spent together, Forever in my thoughts you 'll be--and in my heart faithfully. SCOTT CHARLES ME TIVIER Hoseheaci Hey Moe, Fred Drama 2-4, Band I-4. French Club 3. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. And now for something completely differ ent . . . is ALEXANDER TAF T LAWRENCE MESSINGER Alex, A. Mess., Ace Spring Track 2-4. Basketball 3. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Band I-4. School Newspaper 3, 4 IBusiness Mgr. 41. Latin Club I-3. Winter Track 4. There is nothing-absolutely nothing- half so much worth doing as messing about in boats. Kenneth Grahame JANE MARIE ELIZABETH MEEHAN Basketball Mgr. 1. World of Work 3. For yesterday is but a dream, and tomor- row is only a vision, But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happi- ness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. STEPHEN WILLIAM MILDRUM Bea ver Football 2-4. Basketball l'4. It 's a wrap. in il RICHARD SCOTT MILLS Scott, Millsy, S. Football 2-4. Student Gov't. I-4. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm RW Emerson 'FUD -AJ YT LORELEI ANN MUCCI Lol, Mucka, Lolly 'ff L ' If flffr ,J if Flreliflt Cliff! 24 ' If I A ff I 4 Vflih 4.1 livilwi Ed 4 7 It ff ff f 'th' 1 Vfmtr-r Trurk 24 l 'lf i if i. i .: ' ' 4 ' 'li 4 lf'1'w infill riwiiure-s are ' ' 'ffm lil iii fr rrifinl-,inff is' O 4 M 'fflfl fl 1 tri: 'ipr-fiplrirtri' 9' lt' frlf' life' lwlnpfast Q 'x JA YE ELLEN MOORE Morely Softball 2. Reach out and touch somebody 's hand. Make this world a better place if you can, Diana Ross i PS,- 3 LISA MICHELE KATHERINE MOHAN Lee Spanish Club 2-4. Basketball 2. Yrbk. 4. TVN 4. Soccer 2, 3 lCofapt. 32. If l can stop one heart from breaking, Ishall not live in vaing if l can ease one life the aching, or cool one pain, or help one faint- ing robin unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain. Emily Dickenson L f JULIE ELIZABETH M CILK ERRIN Henrietta, Jules Field Hockey 2-4. Spring Track 2. TVN 4. Free at last, free at last, thank God l'm free at last! Martin Luther King KENNETH FREDRICK TIMOTHY MURPHY Murph, Smurph Soccer I-4. Winter Track I-4. Spring Track IH4 lCofapt.j. Nat. Hon. Soc, 3, 4. No matter how many obstacles block my path, no matter how many times I am swept back by the current, no matter how many times I fall, I will always have my oatmeal. HOLLY RAE JEAN NAPPI Hol, Nippi Soccer 2. Spanish Club 3, 4. TVN 4. Our care should not be so much to live long, as to live well. Seneca JOHN MICHAEL NAIMOVICH Naimo, Lake Dweller l've been to the edge, then I stood and looked down, you know I lost a lot of friends there baby. I got no time to mess around. Van Halen I ff DANIELLE KIMBERLE Y NACE Dani-D, Spazz, Ribs French Club 1-3 lTres. 2, 31. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Winter Track I , 2. 4. Spring Track I-4. Majorette 3, 4. Yrbk. 4. Life is a voyage . . . not a destination. 1' SARAH ELIZABETH NELSON French Club 3, 4 fSec. 42. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3. 4. Yrbk. 4. Field Hockey 2-4. Tennis 2-4, World of Work 3 fV.P.1 What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us, Ralph Waldo Emerson ' ICS - l..fq?g KIM-HCIE THI NGUYEN 128 Latin Club l. AFS I-4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Happiness does not come to those who wait but to those who pursue it. Lester David Q-1 STEPHEN JOHN NORTON Steve 1-:ii-. rifles .mtl many tears 'vii--' uf-if l..irfl hill now theyre 'f.ii,fji,'wi 'fi 'lilillflf Frrffu lrrvvs il ft't'i's my ffif-nd Huff Company Ni uni JENNIFER LYN NORLING Jen, Jenna French Club l, 4. Drama 3, 4. Basketball l- 4 ICO-Capt. 41, Yrbk. Senior Section Ed. 4. TVN 4. Student Ciov't. I, 3, 4. IPres, 41 l am con vinced that there should be going on in the heart of everyone not a funeral but a celebration of life and love. John Powell IIR MICHAEL DOUGLAS NOLAN Mike, Miguel Band l, 2. Football 2. What l don 't understand is how I can so consistently fool myself into thinking l'm going to do something when experience should remind me that there isn 't a chance in the world l'Il do it. Andy Rooney DARLENE L YNN OBERG To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best day and night to make you everybody else means to tight the hardest battle which any human being can fight and never stop fighting. E.E. Cummings Keep the spirit. , W Wai,-,Y ,,,,, Efwhin ag, ,, ,,,,, ---....-- .i. jf? AMY BETH O'BRIEN Ame, Amy O, Amos TVN 4. Softball 2. There is a growing strength in a woman, but it's in the forehead, not the forearms. ELIZABETH DELANO OSBORNE Liz, Lizzie, Oz Yrbk. layout Ed. 4. Soccer 4 ICO-c'apt.1. Bas- ketball I-4. Latin Club 1. World of Work 3. Wanderers in the shadowed land despair not! For though dark they stand, all words must end at last, and see the sun go past: the day 's end, or the day begun. For east or west all woods must fail . . . Tolkien WILLIAM RA YM OND O 'L OUGHL IN Bill, Swank-man, Bilzda Hve to one, baby, one in five, No one here gets out alive, now You get yours, baby, l'lI get mine, Gonna make it, baby, if we try. Jim Morrison CHRISTINE LEE O'HALLORAN Chris, Peg, Funky-doo Spanish Club 2, 3. French Club I. Yrbk. 4. Field Hockey 2, 3 lMgr. 2, Capt. 32. Spring Track I. Winter Track l. For long you live and high you fly And smiles you 'Il give and tears you 'll cry. And all you touch and all you see ls all your life will ever be. 79 ANGELA MARIE PARK Moses Basketball 2. The secret to life is in the living, Not just standing there and watching life go by. 91 ml Qx 4 .1 'sa' DEBORAH ANN PAS TERIS Debbie, Deb Spanish Club 3, 4. Field Hockey 2. Yrbk. 4. Don 't walk in front ol me-I may not follow Don 't walk behind me-I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. I LYNNE MAURA PETRILLO Lynnie, Lynard, Helen Wi f' 1 ,l S 41 Nd! Hon S05 3' ' ' 'A- ffl 4 '-,offer 2 ' lb fur f-llwnl limes to f 'if ily ,irwfl Ihr' happiiu-ss ' J IMP CHRISTINE PERR Y rv KRIS TEN PAULSON K.P., Slick, Spazz French Club 3, 4. Cross Country 3, 4. Win- ter Track I, 2. Spring Track I, 3. Fortune sometimes brings in the boat not steered. , SCOTT ANDREW PIETROSKI Scooter, S Tennis 2-4. Soccer 2, 4. Band 1. T So ya, thought ya, might like to go to the show! To feel the warm th above confusion, that space cadet glow! T Pink Floyd V 1 . . H-91 JODIE PLA TNER Purple Haze Student Gov't. I, 4. Spring Track 1. Winter Track 2. French Club 2-4. Yrbk. 4. DA VID MICHAEL REAGAN Spike, Ronnie Football 2-4. School Newspaper 4. Baseball 24. It matters not how straight the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate. I am the captain of my soul. William Ernest Henler, Invictus WILLIAM LLOYD LUKE PORTER Spanish Club 3, 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Student Gov't. I-3. Yrbk. Bus. Ed. 4. Foot- ball I, 2. Spring Track I, 2. Fame is a vapor Popularity is an accident. Riches take wings. Only one thing endures, and that is character. Horace Greeley W, W, - . , , Vw MICHELLE THERESE PORTER Mish, Shorty French Club 2, 3. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4 ISec.j. Student Gov't. I-3. Soccer 2. Seasons change as do our lives We shall never realize The way we've lived and loved And wept. The memories we've shared Are kept. li 'I' 40' 'Rf LORY JEAN ELIZABETH RICHARDSON L.J., Taloola, Brat Drill Team 2-4, AFS I -4. Drama I -4. World of Work 3. Reflections in the oceans waves Spark my wild memories Some happy, some sad . . . And I think of school friends 93 And the dreams that we had. Lory ii SCOTT LEWIS ROGERS Roggy, Roger, Jaime Soccer l-4 AFS l. Band l. Winter Track 4. Spring Track I, 3, 4. lf we can assert ourselves, we can succeed. If we don 't, we will be another face in the crowd X. 'x N THOMAS GEOFFREY SCAMMELL Geoff 17 lifnriis I .7 'f .ii 'f tu lz.llf-si bt-fore youre too A .4 .' tt' it wiu hinl R O O O TTIJ DA VID ROBERT SALAMONE Sal, Mustafa Baseball 2-4. School Newspaper 4. People asking questions Lost in confusion l tell them there 's no problems-only solutions. Well they stare at me as if l lost my mind I tell them there 's no problem l'm just sitting here doing time. John Lennon THEODORE JA Y ROSS Ted Football 2. You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. You may have to work for it, however. Richard Bach 'Qi- STEPHEN JOSEPH SCHEMBARI Steve Those are our best friends in whose pres- ence we are able to be our best selves. ANNMARIE SCHNELL AM, Sam, Annie Band I-4. Student Gov't. 4. Drama 3, Span- ish Club 4. God grant me the serenity to accept the things lcan not change, courage to change the things l can, and the wisdom to know the difference. 'Qi' . , ' 151' A ELIZABETH HART SEARS We all live under the same sky but we don 't all have the same horizon. K. Andenauer SHARON LEE SCOTT C uddles, Sha, Shaish Sit down take a look at yourself don 't you want to be somebody? Someday some- body 's gonna see inside, you ha ve to face up, you can 't run and hide. The Little River Band 5,3 LA URIE ANN SCHULZ Schulzie, Law Student Gov't. 2, 3. Yrbk. 4 Field Hockey Mgr.-Stat. 3, 4. Ultimately, time is all you have and the idea isn't to save it but to savor it. Ellen Goudman SARAH ELIZABETH SHERMAN Saah French Club 2-4. Band I-4. Drama 2-4. Yrbk. 4. lt requires an unusual mind to undertake the analysis of the obvious. SUZANNE ELIZABETH SIMMONS Suz, Banana, Sue Moo Drill Team 24. Drama Club I-4. Chorus I, 4, AFS 144. TVN 4, Spring Track 3. World of Work 3. Student Govt 4. Theres a place between the wall and us a no-mans land of love and trust respect for all uncorrupt So laccept you if you accept me at least agree we both exist. Lehe Lovich I TRACY LEE SMITH Tray, Trace, Schmidt II!.lll.d l Drill Team P l' --f- ,ww .ff,, mind rm a better life Where 'N !f','I'lY' ss 1. unly a lwartbeat away. Fifty 1. f fi. .1 he- all l heard it was? l vlf f ivy ,fs ,mil maybe l'm already nh' J, Tummy Shaw r PATRICK JOSEPH SMITH Smitty, Pete Band I, 2. Student Gov't. l, 2. Winter Track I. Soccer 4. Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that can not fly. Langston Hughes JEFFREY MICHAEL SINA TRA Soccer 2-4 ICapt. 41. Tennis 2. lf you can 't dazzle them with brilliance, Then baffle them with bull. ALICIA MARIE NANCY STAPLES Leash AFS I. French Club 2. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. TVN 4. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others can not keep it from themselves. Sir James Barrie ls.. ....... -L ....... - . ..sd----..4?--...-... MONIQUE ANN STELLA Mona, Mono French Club I, 2. Drama 2, 3. Student Gov't. 3. Yrbk. 4. Soccer I-3. Spring Track 2. That I did always love I bring thee proof I never lived--enough- That l shall love always- I argue thee That love is life And life hath immortality. Emily Dickinson RICHARD ROBERT TEDESCHI. JR. Strappa, Rich, Strap Soccer 14. Basketball I-3. Spring Track 2- 4. Winter Track 4. Student Gov't. 1, 2. Band I, 2. TVN 4. Yrbk. 4. French Club I, 2. Talk to yourself so you can hear what you really want to know. Rich Tedeschi be 'ac' Li X Q NANCY MARIE THERESA TAGLIERI Student Gov't. I. Yrbk. 4. Field Hockey I-4 ICO-capt. 41. Basketball I-4. As we look back, we remember how it was, We look now to the future and what it will be. The road was a somewhat long and diflicult one, But our journey has only just begun. A. Taglieri MARK ROBERT SULLIVAN Otto Football 3, 4. Band I. DOUGLAS SHAW TERRY Doug, Dougie Student Gov't. I, 2. Basketball I-4 fCo capt.1. Soccer 3. He is strong who conquers others: he who conquers himself is mighty. Lao Tzu i STEVEN JOHN THOMAS Steve, Etienne TVN 4. Soccer l-4. Student Govt. 4. It is not the experience of today that drives men mad-it is the remorse or bitterness for something which happened yesterday and the dread of what tomorrow may bring. Let us therefore live but one day at a time. TIQQ DENISE EL IZA BETH TRAMONTANA De, DNA, Stacey ii Mtn 'wir I 4 Vihk fripy Inj 4 Iifmff f'.i' U ii .Jirtl thc' rmtlily Iiflnm ii Ihr f 'r 'tum ,IUII Ihr- rr-'.p0n5f', Iif ur'f-r, 'tif' i-1. ,yi.tI thi- .Ir-wr'-iii, fflffi -f' It y.','f W ISI CHRISTINE MARIE TOSNE Y Tos, Chris, Sabina Spanish Club 2. French Club I-4 IMP. 2, 31. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. World of Work 3. Bas- ketball I-4. Softball l-4. The human spirit is stronger than anything that can happen to it. Salada Tea Bag 'Fi Q 1 X ROBERTA MARIE TOOME Y Bobbi If this is it, please let me know. H. Lewis DOROTHY ANN TULIS Darby, Doots, Darb LIL K -v . KRISTIN ELIZABETH VAN OSDOL Kris, K. VO., Van Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4. Student Gov't. I-3. Yrbk. 4. Basketball 2-4. Tennis 2, 3. Success lies in doing not what others con- sider to be great, But what you consider to be right. LINDA JEAN WESSEL Lynn, Lidia, Lid As life runs on, the road grows strange With faces new, and near the end The milestones into headstones change 'Neath everyone is a friend. Victorian and Edwardian Poets PAUL DA VID VENZA Lake Dweller Football 1, 2. They say it 's kind of frightening how the younger generation swings. lt 's more than just a new sensation. The kid is into losing sleep winds up tied with who he meets. You know it 's more than just an aggravation. Van Halen Wx 'so DONNA CLARE WE TZEL BRIAN CHRISTOPHER WIN TERS Clam, Winners Football I-4. Baseball I-4. Once I had a little game, l like to throw back in my brain, I think you know the game I mean. lt's the game called go insane. Jim Morisson ,ot ei BRUCE DA VID WORTHEN Tennis I-4 fCapt. 41. French Club 3. Success is a journey, not a destination was wif' DED1cA non . . . gf lf it is truly better to love and have lost Q Than to never have loved at all. ,, y -1 Then it must be best to love and ngg lose. in 'if ,gl 41 Q We. the class of 85,must count ourselves as lucky That no one has I A our path. as Q T 3:3333 .Q Q- Nl 'ilk 'W .wfl A ' .vs C5 Hi., I if HC O' 1 ' 1' A A 9 r fa? f V I fy, Af' -.Eff .. U1 fi' if? ,,. v 9' if 1 u kv- vi, H55 f hh H, si, ., ln 1 ,Ugg 15 ' :gf ,RTW ' U ' I r4'r ,fjfy nl 82 ., I gl' u n Y' ML'-' eg Y' ' I gg . ' I. ah 1 , , ,x Is that a shell or an ash Nay? -1 -36. as Hill .X 5:1 ' P7 zjyinsf X X :sg Music dolh have charms to soothe the savage beast. Atv JS! . -4'4 ,X H x - . 1 , .F Y ii X 7-Y . L 's Q ,Y r ', n You Id-iot. V35o BYQLQ . I, E if QW Z mu ggi., 2? f 2 32360 -S51 jam CDW wma A Q Y ADMINISTRATION . . . J.: ' . 3. 40 snvfzx Z 1 I 15 L3 , ' ' , V ,QQ A .1 'E Q 5 1 ' . ,Q , A ' ,. ,. Superintendent, Robert Bunnell Assistant Superintendent. Claire Scheff . A 3 5' if- f M 12 u . .5 Gold HOUSE Pffnffpal. Bruce Marshman Blue House Principal. Donna Nuzzo-Mueller W4 o o o Principal, Dr. Anthony Bahros THE CAPTAI ENGLISH uv'-- ev , , Mme , 'Qi' English Department Head. Maria Susan Gilmore Corrinne Woodworth Moscaritolo Henry Kowalski Terri Halleen 13 mood Marylou Lawrence F lg f' I fxxi iff.-dxfjroc XX Qglbf MA jymx . , ,,,, QQ Carol Beal r , , '50 I I, - ' Q 0 QQHAMCLR JOTQMOP r.AmC'Nb1'EJ5. '36 M212 PHOJU, SCIENCE -L ' Q1 K 'N ,1 . . 1 1 r . e-S-7 , Ufp . .. 3 . f 1 Science Department Head. Richard I. Holbert O.K. R. I. H. AX- , fx -M ,M karma 4 Bruce Emerson John Browne W f 1??'l 42' za 4-u nut? 'figggf David Walsh Mthletic Directorj John Healey Judith Doherty Alan Webber SOCIAL STUDIES n-'s.., x - ,258 H ,Lf fs wi. x Social Studies Department Head. David Stephen Mott Stephansk y James Farrow Janice Travis f ,fe ,fi Robert Littlefield X Dennis Kelly . LOG KEEPERS MATHEMATICS . . . r ,I 1 ,gf-,g 'X F1155-'X .f 'X ff 'Q 1651-. f X1 Paul DiNoIo Tissue, I hardly even know you! Jay S a tz Depa t e !Head Xa Virg a G o dano -b + N62-4ac 2a I TIP OOO A Y 1 I ,FQX D' fc! A e M phy Mary Ellen Connor Joan Connolly NA VIGA TORS LANGCIA GES f 'o Phyllis Dunn X! 'x s Robert Dargis 4 Q x t nt Hea Ola fBonjourf Sal ve' r X14 gb J, Hello ...ggff SaaF kl .Lf Dorothy Heiler C U, C, k IN TERPRE TERS M QT. Vi, ,nr . I M ' ,ww Gold Guidance. Harriet Polner Blue Guidance. Peter Kapolka Blue Guidance. Missy Gerety in K 5, f. .W WY i Yr., M L i Administrative Secretary. Barbara Cronin Adminstrative Secretary. Marcia Holden A Guidance Secretary. Linda Duane 3 gf: f,X-'.1 A 3 ffm S :fig 5 Uv ' 2 2 ff ffl, ff? . lg' v. 4' 4 ,. S M C fi? ' 1 Q- AZT, fx, gag , Q, lsf S11-'Q iii? ' X - I 5 T iw lf A ' - Vlffl' School Nurse. Peggy Collins School Doctor. Dr. Dorothy Chase c' ' .QW -. F ,xr tk L Physical Education. Al Kassatly Physical Education. Dianne M, N X L Tupper Physical Education. John Osgood is PJ kc' ' 'in , Q 1 A A R s f ' P 'QQ f .. nal, Physifal EdUC3ff0f7- Elaine Fr-'fdv Band, Terry Anthony Art, Jean Simms ' 9F Janitor. Arthur Daneau ' aw. h.,,:' y X I BUSINESS Q- 'GV' '-nv M. Business. Leo Lawless Home Economics. Elaine Aten Shop, Anthony Arena Q- , N ' . -' 1. , 4. ' f ' v' 1, . I W , ' Home Economics. Dorothy Bradford Business. Maureen Traverse Audio-Visual. Lou Tardle 4 N., Ek Business. Carole Hermann SPE C IA L18 TS N 4,0 Ate' V Head Librarian. Mary Croal Librarian. Sally Jardin Lfbfafian- Judith I-UWC ' .4759 5' Ts Special Needs. Gail Cadigan Special Needs, Christine Hunt Special Reading. Joan Auciello Reading. Susan McGeoghegan Special Needs. Judith Field Ji 'A 43 1 iw Q 3' pf' Zi , i..J... ,J1Z 'nf'5 f'S,g 2 : -:.'..-f'1---1-..... 'fl'--4 Qi..Qw3-fiQ'w -1. Q5 Wim QW ... -T-X.. 'Q ,:.-'.,.- ': A ndy QU QQ 'QA ..-. x.f fS 0 Q0 G0 QXOQO Q0 kj .f?u--ll BO YS ' BASKETBALL Front Row J. Coons, M. Ellis, S. Benting, D. Terry 1Co-Capt.j, T. Lopes 1Co-Capt.1, S. Mildrum, J. Murphy Back Row J. Anderson, J. Delahunt, M. Loeben, C. Daly, M. Pendergast, K. Young, B. Dempsey, Coach Azevedo 'E lg' na ua Q X Y I T' T X Q f XA W, X I N-.L Xi! x 'jf fi 52- V fb T Led by Seniors Doug Terry, Tim Lopes. and Scott Benting, the Boys' Varsity basketball team qualihed for the state tournament for the first time in four years. Being Junior-ori- ented, the team looks foreward to yet another winning season in 1986 with the return of Ellis, Murphy. Dempsey, Young, Pendergast, Daly. Delahunt, and Anderson and Mike Lobin. . VI' rf'- ff' .V f 4 --ae- F 'r1,. ,, , 1 iii, F' K '32 ,4-'Nia . -X. U, ' 4 x L i t- i 1 t N Q C R . jf, X N. 3 N , 'A A, Z-'PPV Yi! 1' ?f, I' ig! J-stx V 4 Q A f rruijTScl ri- Q .1 -V Gimme a High Five! . I-. Get Outta My Way.' GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Front row: J. Flaherty. J. Norling Back row: Mgr. B. Donahue, L. Osborne. N. Connolly. A. Dunn. K. GarHeld. A. Mitchell. K. VanOsdol. A. Taglieri. K. McLeod. Coach Gerety .0 . .. The Girls Varsity Basketball team had a successful '-'- season and qualified for the state tournament for the ' second consecutive year. Although this team was com- - prised of a strong group of seniors, Coach Gerety is looking to returning underclassmen to help lead next year's team. 2 .'! 1 .5 3, -1 -E... C p-all I X -5 r'ff k v 1. l 5 ' 1, L.-l .5 5 1 r-4 f WRES TLIN G back ro w: J. Timulty. J. Karp. M. Loring. C. Ritter, T. Chicko. M. Devine. D. Terry, J. Flaherty, M. Fortey. D. Sparrow, Coach B. Zonfrelli middle row: J. Larmay. A. Melanson. K. Paulson. J. O'Keefe. A. Evans. D. VanOsdol, K. Cowden. D. Barron, D. Burns front row: Captains C. Lewis. B. Chicko. L. Losciuto Missing: Meg Freeman fStatisticianj T The Norwell High school wrestling team A., had two undefeated wrestlers in seniors Leo LoSciuto and Brett Chicko: in addition. the third Captain. Clayton Lewis. also had a suc- cessful season. Next year's team should re- turn with a strong season with David Burns. David Terry. David VanOsdol, Jack Flaherty. and Andy Evans. This Year was a rebuilding year with hope of much talent for the years to come. F s 'P' 4 WINTER TRACK his lst row: Coach D. Mason. D. Nace. L. Mucci. B. Giacobbe. A. Messinger. S. MacDonald. P. Davis. Capt. K. Murphy. C. Hindley. J. Livingston. 2nd row: P. Scammell. T. Donovan. M. Cooper. P. Prudente. P. Goughan. B. Deinenger. R. Tedeschi. 3rd row: N. Thoms. P. Sinatra. J. VanOsdol. J. Stanton. P. New- some. J. Connell. J. Detwiller. 4th row: M. Travis, M. Masucci. B. Spitz. S. Rogers. K. McCaffrey. B. McGonnigal. Coach R. Littlefield. 5th row: B. Sullivan. C. Hindley. B. Lamond. T. Maguire. B. Culley. S. Mucci. G. Smith. L. Dillon. 6th row: T. Reagan, A. Kapolka. C. Farry. E. Larson. C. MacDonald. S. Ballerini. T. Deinenger. 7th row: K. Larson. K. Kelley. M. Messenger. J. Edlund, J. Klick. NOT APPEARING: Capt. C. Mason. Capt. S. Mahoney. Capt. R. Finnegan, P. Connell. D. Avery. T. Augustine. D. Mclnnis. .--1-11 gp--' . f hr .u -4 1 PT X . f v , One of the more unique teams in the NHS athletic program is the Winter Track team. Practicing outside. competing in Boston. and consisting of both boys and girls. it does not quite fit the usual mold. Competing in the predominantly-boys Tri-Count y League. the team compiled a record of 3-5. the best ever posted by Norwell. Led by Captains Ken Murphy. Rich Finnegan. Carla Mason. and Suzanne Mahoney. the team also excelled in post-season meets, with both the boys and girls finishing fifth overall in the State Relay Meet. LQ gl- Why do we run? Why do we everyday prepare our- selves to face the blistering wind which hinders our endeavors? Why do we, at the point of fatigue, run that last 110, throw that extra yard, stretch that ex- tra inch? The elements against us and seemingly alone, we are warmed by the spirits, the inspiration. the dreams of within to succeed and be the best that we can be. A very wise man once said that running is the means to an end: for in everyday that we bear the cold, we continue the dedication to excellence, to ourselves, to our team, and to our dreams. CHEERLEADING lst row: N. Tafralein. C. Spring, J. Healy. M. Pompeo. L. Leibowitz S Tedesch 2 d row: A. Mast 0. C. Virtue. D. Mills. C. Cloutier. K. Nixon. D. DiFiore. 55-,ws .I '4 1- 1 ll ,Nfff-Ji:T.:Six3vQ , r NX Bgxixv H -3,5 fx 54 f !4,,3'1 X iflflb L, JJ N :L W' r K wwf- ,4 1. ig' 1 1 T ' - ...- EF-e' gk 0 S ,J Q faq, lk ' ip -1 '5 Q. Wa 5' 1, 's 'lf .X I '3ff'?-fi? H, P. N 1 x' ,155 . --. . Q nhl: 2' ,H gn 41554, ,-,- -Y U ! V5 Will!!! Pl l 4 l f 0 I w A lx e V nl ' fvy n-ni There's only one way to play it cool The pre-Christmas variety show was a huge success for au- dience and participants alike. Half of the proceeds were given to the Oxfam America fund for Ethi- opia in hopes that all may have a Merry Christmas. if' v . 1,i 'X D0 Croal Patrol lt's your dime The food tight in the blue cafeteria Tissue! I hardly know you! Mrs. Smith Mrs ScannalfMrs Garheld Attitash ski trip- Leo 's 10 minutes Lake Dwellers vs. Ratts Eric Call stealing Mrs. Dunn 's car Don't talk, just listen The mooning incident Bomb scare at the junior high The girls sleeping overnight at school Peter Kearns swallowing his essay Ground Control Alice the Sexless Wonder Not listening to homeroom announcements f REMEMBE The Flasher and the stranger in the green Nova When lunches were 40C Cabbage Patch Head R.l.H. recruiting Chem. 40 students Dave Cogliano 's exploding pens Wash bottle tights and N.C.B.P When Emo couldn 't talk Cori Brackett 's sneezes Hey in the blue cafeteria a Liz Ritchey, Anessa Jones, Brend Campbell, Denise Lloyd Laura Bauernfeind, Wayne Mastro Pg. 57 graph! Freshman Science Do you remember O-T-I-8 World History- Hlm appreciation Buddah The Latin 20 Final-? Brett's recruiters wandering the halls Ticker Tape Tails mmf? 'K' 3. I has-1 Y , Y 41k1 H HOMECOMING fair gffflfpi 2559529 f:'1fL gy.-,Q'f.f1,e9' 45'gc,,u J jf The success of Norwell High Schools football team h got everybody in the mood for the evening ahead. The 1984 Homecoming dance was quite an event to remem- ber as Ken Murphy and Jen Norling were crowned King and Queen. 97' ' B ONJOCIR! X ' j Vive La France! Marci Gras in me small lown ol Auxerre was an opportunily lor us all to participate in Fawn-2 Wars '. dressing up ln crazy coslumes and car tipping . The trip to France was an experience that this group will never forget. SENIOR AUCTION Going, going . . . gone but not forgotten. The hammer fell as the Senior class counted the profits of the day - the day that would go down in history as the day of the Senior Class FOOD Auction. Sure. Linda K ernan and Jodi Platner were sold for a hefty sum. and Dino's Hies were hot items, but the desire to consume delicious edibles ruled the day. Brownies for 515: 258 gift certil7cates for 535: Spaghetti for 840: Pizza for 543: the topper of course - Cookies for a meager S45!! Bon Appetit! 'Fw- ,K A 0' , 133 How much money did you say you had? CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES K--ff' '-. 'S Q f Lx - F iv I-1'-..Q 1-Lx' K A 1 .in ' Isl row: J. Woodsworrh lV.P.j. W. Dunn fHist.j 2nd row: B. Culley fPresj lst row: K. Kraysler fHist.j. L. Elliot 1V.P.j. K. Hopkins fSec.1 2nd row: Missing: D. Hogan 1Secj. K. Mahoney fTres.j P. Newsome fPres.1, J. Coons 1Hist.j JCINIORS SENIORS fXi! l . K4 I '14, 'fl ' ' 1 S 4, .. . .V ,L-okxg V lsr H u. A Mwbhi-i mm J. A. Dunn 1Hisl.1. R. Schcurhofl1V.P.j 2nd row: P. lst row: J. Swartz fAdv.j. L. LoScuito 1Tresj, T. Donovan 1V.P.j. B. .siii.ir.'.i Mfrs j, Missing: D. Cronin lScc.j. J. Zambulo lPresj Emerson fAdv.j 2nd row: K. Garfield fHisl.1. N. Connolly fSec.1 3rd ' --1 row: C. Bunnell lPresj 'lla STUDENT GOVERNMENT ? . . .5 xx 1 I I 1 lst row: Ms. Travis fAdv.1. T. Griffen. L. LoScuito. C. Bunnell, T. Donovan. E. Call. J. Norling. P. Lickfield. J. Bond. M. Kemp. P. Goughan. P. Prudente. D. Peck. K. Hopkins. H. Prouty. B. Davies 2nd row: M. Collins. J. Gately. B. Culley, M. Micciantuono. N. Taylor. 8. Simmons. C. Cole. A. Schnell, J. Woolfe. M. Harrington, P. Foley, H. Himberg. J. Platner, J. Furio 3rd row: C. Leary. K. Burke. W. Dunn. A. Livingston, J. Rose, P. Scammel, E. Reed. P. Flaherty. R. O'Keefe. D. Betts. A. Dunn. R. Eaves. A. Tuttle. D. Fulton. G. MacDonald. K. Hietla. P. Mohan L . .LU ,M x r . 4 ' Y' lst row: C. Woodworth fAdvj. J. Rockney. N. Kapsumbelis. S. Clark. C. Brackett. A. Messinger. J. Coons. D. Reagan. P. Trombly. L. Eliot 2nd row: A. Devin. R. Harrison. K. Kraysler. N. Taylor. T. Griffin. M. Mahoney. L. Sinatra. M. Collins. L. Dillon 3rd row: K. Karnes. L. Carty, N. Taylor. C. Dunford. T. Farry. E. Reed. J. Reilly 135 FRENCH CLUB lst row: B. Culley. C. Rogers. J. Holden. P. Lickheld. S. Nelson, A. Eaves, T. Griffin. M. Dullea. P. Kearns, M. Kemp, J. Platner. H. Prouty, J. Norl- ing. J. Flaherty. J. Bond. N. Connolly. 2nd row: P. Scammell. J. Woodworth. N. Taylor. R. Scheurhoff, L. Nelville, S. Blake. C. Brackett. K. Kraysler. K. LeNormand. G. Lucas. S. Sherman. L. Mucci, M. Mahoney, A. Rosenberg 1Adv.j. L. Dillon 3rd row: D. Carty. D. Resnik. K. LoGuercio. A. Ladd. J. Rockney. S. Mac-Donald, N. Kapsambelis. M. Lane. M. Dwyer. L. Eliot. M. Collins, C. Dunford. K. Nixon - -E f-'fl-CS tix - if A ' , 'bw If If fp L' ' f ' 1' Qgfnf ,Q L' -f I .. 1 . K l X , ' ' A' Q L. .QQ , P ily - . - . -lf' 'Al 'A - , -l an - 'A . 'rt -I i.'. ..-.5 g-.15 :'.::.:: :::.-5:4 ' 'dp LATIN CLUB I . Isl row: R. .Srhz-urholl. S. Rurkc. E. Call. P. Sinalra. A. Turtle. K. McGowan. K. Larsen. K. Kelly. A. Livingston. N. Rahman, A. Contrino 2nd row: K Nixon. 5. Muccf. A. Devin. K. Karnes, K. Kraysler. L. Sinalra. M. Mahoney. L. Eliot. E. Larsen. P. Flaherty. M. Larsen. P. Dunn 1Adv.1 3rd row: I. Moody, C. Draheim. S. Shandrashaker, K. Burke. D. Carty. A. Ladd. J. Woodworth. J. Rockney. S. Ballerini, C. MacDonald, N. Middleton. J. Wong. M. Messlngcr, J. Klick SPANISH CLUB H - W fir Y Ist row: S. Franklin fadv.1: C. Leary: P. Newsome: B. Donahue: D. Erna: P. Foley: A. Fullerton: L. Petrillo: K. Garfield: K. Kenney. 2nd row: J. Reil- ly: A. Kapolka: K. Kraysler: H. Phillips: L. LoScuito: A. Schnell: H. Prouty. 3rd row: J. Holden: A. Dunn: E. Reed: M. Dullea: M. Pompeo: P. Kearns. lst row: J. Furio: S. Sherman: E. Call: A. Messinger: K. Larsen: S. Mucci: E. Larsen: A. Contrino. 2nd row: P. Norton: B. Sherman: H. Phillips: J. Contrambone: N. Middleton: N. Rahman: P. Scammell. 3rd row: S. Blake: A. Tuttle: M. Dwyer: A. Balla: I. Mc Conigal: M. Geoghan: M. Cooke: A. Schnell. ,i BAND I 1 x DRAMA lst row: P. Prudente: S. Elder: C. Beal lAdv.j: C. Bunnell: L. Lo Scuito: J. Norling: E. Call: C. Bracketl: S. Sherman: T. Farry: K. Garfield: M. Kemp: T. Donovan. 2nd row: P. Sinatra: B. Mc Conigal: A. Devin: S. Simmons: C. Cole: L. Dillon: J. Davis: S. Burke: M. Martin: L. Petrillo: M. Mahoney: L. Sinatra: K. Kelley: S. Clark: N. Kapsambekis. 3rd row: B. Sherman: K. Carnes: A. Penniman: L. Richardson: S. Mc Guire: T. Reagen: J. Finnerty: A. Krasenbrink: I. McConigal: J. Gillis: H. Phillips: D. Nace: N. Dempsey: L. Mucci: J. Lucas. 137 l AC SAC 4531? lst row: T. Griffin: T. Donovan: J. Furio: 2nd row: L. Scuito: C. Bunnel. 3d row: Mrs. Auciello. fadv.j missing: D. Cog- liano: D. Cronin A.F.8. 'S World of Work Isl ro w: A. Melanson: I Leibowitz: P Goughan: E Reed: J Holden: 2nd row: M. Dwyer: M Freeman: R. scheurhofh L Nelville: S Blake: S Banda. 3rd row: S. Burke: B Deinenger: M Lane ...J 4 ls..4d ISI row 1 K I f-Nnrmand: K Coco: M Freeman: C Bracken: H Nguyen. 2nd row: G Malvarez: L Richardson: S Simmons: A Tuttle: K Kenney: J Reikley. 3rd row F Col:-5 H Dcinenqer: L Dillon: T Farry. 114 KT 2 - W ri'-:J 'H .-: x 31 Ill!! GLM-' 5 ,53 W I lst row: J. Daniels: K. Garfield: A. Fullerton: M. Kemp: J. Norling: J. Flaherty. 2nd row: T. Farry. S. Simmons: M. Glans: S. Benting. 3rd row: S. Gilmartin: Mr. Mott fAdv.j: T. Lopes. NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY X - lst row: T. Griffin: N. Connolly: S. Nelson: P. Lickheld: J. Lucas fV.P.j: E. Call fPres.j: L. Mucci 1 Tres. 1: M. Porter fSec.j: A. Messinger: C. Brackett: C. Tosney: D. Nace. 2nd row: J. Flaherty: K. Garfield: S. MacDonald: K. Murphy: L. Petrillo: A. Fullerton: K. Van Osdol: P. Foley: J. Furio: H. Nguyen. 3rd row: S. Elder: T. Donovan: C. Lewis: P. Kapolka 1Advisorj: A. Staples: N. Dempsey: K. Hopkins. 139 'flk 'Nm X 4 f3,4,j, Q I, 'HWS W WM QL-4f' 1' w in M Q- MA JURETTES D. Nace. A. Penniman. L. Mucci. G. Lucas .Q.lu- SCHOOL STORE lst Row S. Hindley. C. Davies. R. OKeefe. R. Nappi 2nd Row J. Bately. C. Helfrich. A. Dunn. R. Finnegan. Mrs. Auciello FOOD OMMITTEE OR WELL SINGERS lst Row D. Sexton. P. Tower. C. Fischer, L. Richardson, S. Simmons, C. Cole. A. Bala. K. Phillips 2nd Row J. Finnerty. K. Karns, A. Peniman. C. Cloutier. J. Hone. J. Penny. J. Gillis 3rd Row S. McGuire, P. Adamcheck. B. McGonnigal, A. Krasenbrink. H. Philipps. S. Clark. Ms. Basile Norwell singers not pictured: A. Devin. J. Wolfe. Bl Webster, C. Kelley. N. Kapsumbelis YEARBOOK MJ ls! row: S. Elder: N. Connolly: C. Bunnell: S. Nelson: P. Lickfield: J. Lucas: J. Furio fMng. Ed.l: E. Call fMng. Ed.1: L. Mucci: D. Nace: C. Brackett: M. Dul- lea: T. Farry. 2nd row: T. Griffin: J. Daniels: J. Norling: M. Kemp: J. Platner: J. Bond: J. Davis: S. Burke: P. Foley: B. Donahue: K. Kenney. 3rd row: J. Doherty :Advisory C. Lewis: J. Flaherty: K. Garfield: T. Donovan: S. MacDonald: A. Fullerton: L. Petrillo: K. 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