Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

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' r 1 - .,n . rv ..l'1 I U u 1 . , T. 'BTN . w arp J- 1' ' 'YL'1a L! I 1 I I - - TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY ........... . . . 2 UNDERCLASSMEN .... .... 1 0 SENIOR SECTION . . . . . . . 32 SPRING ........... .... 8 1 FALL ....... .... 97 WINTER ...... . . . 113 130 MEMORIES . . . . . . ACTIVITIES . . . . . . 146 87 EE? x2 fi,'f-XF' ' yii4Ef:iR fff-XXN E, 3272? . j P 9' 23x g3,QM Q 16 mx qw 69 1-kkkygk AMR' 1? Z , ji-1,,, 7, - wk X00 Wav ff X, SX 535553 L3 ' Q QAQQ QQ P? Q69 xn 3 Q I B929 Q 5' aio Q 1 1' l l G ul I Xxb . ' Cemr gqr ,Chl W pe np E1 ,le ffccphr A1 P' fb, e'q.IrU'v5-S' CO,-P nth Y' Cifsol? Q' cg 5065 I :brisk Law C JZ 7629 W 7 ,Wm mc V 0 A5 77 p0CC'F1fl-24,4 5 ww ' M 6 Qqcfq I lo X io. x 15' W'Q1,,Hq'lo5 5? N0 6 p Iqv we lfjgbeffd ui 1 X011 rt 0 iq M KA 1 ADMINISTRATION I! i fy ,' 2... ohm X X Wx w I 2 H' 'r ,9 ' 1 5' , J ' na ' 4 R .,i Robert Bunneil Superintendent ., Zfqfgg'-. f t ' Q- - Dr Anthony Bohros Principol i 1 i I I 4 I Claire Sheff Assistant Superintendent Donna Nuzzo-Mueller Blue House Principcl Bruce Morshmon Goid House Principol ,.,4 ENGLISH Corinne Woodworth, Maria Moscari- tolo, Marylou Lawrence, Terri Halleen, Susan Gilmore, Joanne Vernacchio, fdepartment heady, Henry Kowalski, Carol Beal SOCIAL STUDIES Standing: Stephen Mott, James Far- row. Sitting: Robert Littlefield, Janice Travis, David Stephanskyfdepartment heady, William Gerety, Dennis Kelly MATHEMATICS Top row: Virginia Giordano, Jay Swartz- Cdepartment heady, Mary Ellen Connor Paul Dinolo. Bottom row: Anne Murphy Patricia Butler, Joan Connolly SCIENCE Front row Judirh Doherty, Bruce Emer- son, John Heoley Top row: Dovid Wolsh. Rrchord Holberf-qdeponrnent heooj, Ailen Webber, John Brown 5 L fl PHYSICAL EDUCATICN John Osgood, Dionne Tupper, Jone Nor- ton, Al Kossofly WPI V 1. C '1 LANGUAGES Phyllis Dunn, Roberf Dorgis, Anne Rosenbergqdeporfment heady, Cofherine Johnstone, Kim Borbo, Roxanne Olivieri . , . 1 F' - px ' xt. S ' as 4, g x' N . J. .1 1 , AQ, 'L 2 Home Economics, Elaine Aten A.V. director, Lou Tardie BUSINESS Standing: Leo Lawless. Sitting: Michael Fortier, Maureen Traverse Shop. Anthony Arena: Art, Deanne Noiseux gnu.-anon., ,.,. . . Library aide, Judith Lowe: A.V. aide, Phyllis Thoms: Teacher's aide, Virginia Zemotel 'S VMI October I8 Peter Kopolka, Gold Guidonceg Amy Rus- sell Blue Guidance xx K If Sitting: Lindo Duane, Gold Guidance Sec retary. Standing: Elizabeth Anne Rose bach, Blue Guidance Secretary Mary Scorbrough, Principals Secretary . 43' , l veg I f 1 , iff. Marcia Holden, Administrative Secretary Barbara Cronin, Administrative Secretary U1 fix? 4 S Q 7. rw sr 1 i ff Susan McGeoghegan, Reading: Joan Christine Hunt Learning Discbilifiesj Judrm Field, Resource AUC'9 01 Reoding Room: Natalie Fallgren, Learning Disabilities Aide .- Terry Anthony. Band Joanne Geeze, Chorus School Nurse, Peggy Collins: School Doctor, Dr. Dorothy Chase f fx QV I W , I xi L, e 'Q 'Z-5 Q I S C 0 Q ,.. 1 Q wt - M I Q? I - I '1 5 1 ' ul I fx nl ' ' I xx! tw 'I - r , - all 6' l P F 84? f Vw ' N K . . 1 3 JY I 5 2 .1 ' If eh. I - .rl X .0 K ..f 6 1 44 Alex, G. And9SOD,A. Anselmo. C. Appel. K. Bokeburg, D. Boker, A, Borron. G. Bosler, C. Boczonowski Boley. M. Bopp, M. Brown, A. Burke, J. Burwick, J. Colvoni, M. Copek, F. Copek. K. Cosello, G. Cosello, S. Coshin, E. Clarke. G. Clegg, J. Conlon, J. , . . . 7 Lge' 'a'.v9.1 A ye C Jani E Dangofa, G Decoste, C Dellaney, M Depesa, M, Donagney, K Donovan, D. Dwyer, K. Etlioft, Sa Evans, J. Fabrizio, A Finlayson, S Fogarty, J Garauno, V Garnty, K Gennelly. K Gugluo, J Gilmour, C Greene, M G-nffun, J N X. hd' I' Q' 3- N i lin!! ml 'J' I I 'U if ' of. may-r L f 4 . Q 5 -X 9 -f . -HD , ,J ,QU U 'ifwewl x,..f,1me F2 McQuome I? Meehon B MmddIeTOn B Maller D Malls K Mitchell L Molto C Moses K Mulkerrin L Murphy T Nguyen K Nierodo K Nilorwd A Nouis E OBrien T O'Keefe P O'Ne1lI G Oodyke E O11 7 Q i P 4 'Q I4 'NH' tt-,X 1.-. , VW ,', r QM? . v qu- IQ YY' DMS C' Ahern Q Ahern S Alex AYIOQVSOU Afmcierson J Amfell AYTOrqj0 Hancock M Homes L Barron f'f'5luW'JlS ' xuqhflrm .'.' Vt lv ff Boden, K. Boro, A. Brodley, A. Breen, P. Burke, A. Butterworth, J. Condito, D. Cormono, A. Carnes, D. Corson, J. Cotrombone, R Chopin, lvl. Chorbonnier, C Chose, R. Chotfield, M. Chicko, T. Clork, S. Cookley, J. Colorusso, P. Collins, K. Collins, R. Comoletti. L. Connell, P. Connole, D. in ysdobe v Q' Y QNX E1 'Wm rv EIOQOH Weoesa Q DQVWW Uewfi Devine. M Deyesso K Donohue Drone-wm Ummm Ensfmcm ' '!m'F1 J , fy f.' J 4 ' :MUG 5 SVT wif' A KAW' T ln K' Flonerfy, P. Frehill, R. Gorrify, M. Gales. B. Geoghegon, Gilmore, M. Giordoni, R. Goslin, S. Gougnon, M. Gronoi, S. Griffin, T. Holloron, T. Hoyes. R. Heoney, T. Hersey, G. Hollond, S. Hopfner, A. Hopkins, M. Hudson, B. Hurley, M. Koslouskos. D Kelly, B. Kelly, K. Kernon, P. ,1 .arson M Luverfy E LHSVNVYWOFI J LODQS M Lofdon B Lydon B Macdonald J Moguure K Mohony K Molley J Monmng K Monmng S Mason K McCaffrey E McCarthy S McCarthy M MfTfQu1iOuQh H McGowan ', UICMGMOVI Q 4' F s i , f 6 1 I n F I 1 I I ' 'l 'r'YNOV'1VWC '3C'W9V7TDOVI. M D Scmercirwer, M SCWWCT. A SCrwerhOff, T Sheehan, A Srmmorwsr J Srmpson, J SFWTT1, K Sparrow, D Springer, C Sprmvoson, S SUIC, G Sulhvorw, J TOylOf, B Teceou, B Trrorrrerl P Tmcrfmoru, J VJFCO, J . f 1 Y 45 .0 -I if '7. ' I 1 Q 1 I 1 S55 QR N. Voil L. Villo S. Vino M. Wolsh J. White M. Whirmon S. Woods T. Young R. Ziegner L. Abelson D. Arnorelli M. Anderson W. Armour D. Augusfine G. Bolo S. Bollerini M. Bonoo D. Bororn S. Bosler J. Benevides M. Bennett R. Bloke ' ,IT , . . - Lf ff.. Bromley. C Bridge. E Burk9. E Burke K Burns. D Burt, C Coldwell. C Corfy, D Cossudy, M Chondroshekor, S Chnst, K Cooklev. J Colorusso, M Comolem D Connole. D Contrnno, A Conwoy. S Cook, D Cowdem, K Lv 5 X-l Q3 - v nl ,-Q rv 'L' Q 11. fx XX! Yr: gg, E-QQ - :,.'A 'Nl 1 1 D s 'x ifnilf., .. I., v .Lx ALR A 'XA 'L jpg' f A -E .4 ,. Q, F' lad! rf-- 2' ,gr ,I , Q v QL .,, gl.. Ji PN 'fv- Pgrmr lf fgjffx N1 UQVWQI B ysumrmgo L GNHS J Gnlmcrfun, S GIIFYNOUV, S Goldman, M GOSIIO, C Greene, J Hornmom, D HOSRIVWS, E H6-ifrwch, M Hermrngom. J HQQNVIS, .J '-Jager. ll PWVIJVJVN H r' lrltrlxfrf J 1 M 1 'bfi 1 il 'il' af Y' 4'3- 45' aw 1. N B . .' 1'v1efm9 , Ffgnrsm . ,:5 i'vm1eO U3 Q1'7WOYT9O F1 VUOTQV B Mcflormn J McCue McGonmgoI J Fmnerfy D Mcnnms A McKOy E McKenzne P McLoughlin K Merrick N Middleton I? Mmer F Mcody 'J' Ufgrwrm '. '.'7',fC,1 K. Nash C. Nguyen K. Nixon R. O'keefe W. Pasteris C. Parferson K. Paulson R. Peniman R. Perry K. Peterson K. Phillips E. Piefroski T. Poleer C. Pruaenfe S. Rahman J. Ransom B. Reagan M. Reagan D. Reardon J. Regan D. Resnick S, Rockne C. Rogers J. Rose , - 1 L J'-S V? Srorworrng M STrOThre M Sweeney N Toylor S Tedeschu C Terry S Thompson S, Toomey J, Trosk B Treece R Turner D Vonoermolen D Vonosdol A Whne L Wong J Woodworth R Worroil ST N A 1- Q OC' 198 ,Q 1 jr A 4? BURNING THAT MIDNIGHT OIL . . . Studying late into the night helped Shahram prepare for his calculus test, but despite his hard work and lack of sleep he still had more to complete the next day in school. Blood shot eyes close as a teacher's voice drones on. A nodding head jerks awake just as much-needed slumber begins to take hold. lt's a common sight to see students in a zombie-like state due to lack of sleep, especially on test days. Students employ various methods of fight- ing drowsiness while studying. Some stu- dents crank the tunes: others drink anything with caffeine. ln many cases, the problem begins with ex- tra-curricular activities. For people who have after-school jobs, homework has to wait. Mark Harrington admits, When I get home from school, l like to watch Porky Pig. After a whole day in shool, the last thing I feel like doing is working. As long as students can find something to do besides homework, desk lamps will con- tinue to glow long past midnight. Q 6 , ',,!',,.f' ff' ef ff E If E S W Q I I I A- X. 1-K I I If !!.-E Q- .L v 3' AP' R -'12 354 e 5 is S4 PAMELA LYNN HEWSOME Pam, Nuse Spring Track 1-A Qcapt Aj. Cross Country 1-A fcapt Aj, Winter Track 1-A, Class Pres. 2, 3, A, Yrbk ed. 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, A, . . . for they can conquer who belive they con. Dryden LEE MERRIL STANSBURY Merril, Scoop Merrfweafher, Captain Sfubblhgs, Mebs Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, AFS 3, A, French Club 1-A fhosp. 3, pres 43, Class Sec. 3, 4 Peer ed. 3, 4, Basketball mng. 2, 3, Yrbk. fbusiness ed.j A, Stu- dent lmprovement Coun- cil 4. My memories of high school are in a special place, safe from time, for- ever treasured within my heart and mind. KATHRYH RACHEL KRAVSLER Krazy, Capi, Kar, Kafarina, Jose French Club 1-A, Latin Club 1, 2, Highlights 1, 2, Class Historian 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, Yrbk. Qmanaging edg, Field Hockey 1, 2, 4, Tennis 2-4, Model Airplane Club, A.F.S. 4 When l see red it better be rubies. HEATHER ELIZABETH PROUTY Vic Field Hockey 1-A Qtri-capt. Ay, Gymnastics 1, 2, Track 2, 3, St. Govt. 2, 3, A SAC 3, 4, Class VP 3, 4, French Club 1-4 CSec. 3, VP Aj Spanish Club 2, 3 qPres. 33. French Trip 2, Nat'l Hon. Soc 3, 4, Yrbk ed. A, Peer Ed. 3, 4. lf you smile at me I will understand cause that is something, everYDOdY everywhere does in the same language. JENNIFER THIERRY WALES Jen Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 3. 4 qv. pres. 33, Class Treasurer 3, 4, AFS 2, 3, 4, Peer ed. 3, A, prom com. 3. Don't be dismayed at goodbyes, A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again after moments or lifetimes, ls certainly for those who are friends. IP .,, l 1' S CHRISTOPHER FRANCIS l ALLEN Chris Cross Country 1, Basket- ball 1. 2. 4 Time passes and you must move on. Half the distance takes you twice as long So you keep on singin' for the sake of a song After the thrill is gone. DONNA JEAN ADAMCHEK Field Hockey 1-A, Basket- ball 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2 Friends are those who touch your heart With the love and warmth they send. Friends are those who care enough From now until the end. Angie Ginnetto BRIAN PAUL AHERN Paul, Curly Football 3, Soccer 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, grad usher 2, 3 Prom com. 3 Like a rat in a maze the path before me lies but the pattern never alters until the rat dies. Simon and Garfunkel 'X X LISA MARIE ALVANAS Everytime it seems like there ain't nothin' left for me. l find myself having to reach out and grab hold of something. I catch myself wondering and worrying about some silly, little thing that's gonna add up to nothin'. Tom Petty I X 35 4,4 ESTHER MANRIQUE BADAL Bosketboll A, A.F.S. A With o friend ot home You will see the light lf your friends ore there, Then everything is dll right. DEBORAH BAILEY Deb You give but o little when you give of your possessions. lt is when you give of yourself thot you truly give. Kholil Gibion DAVID ROLLIN BAILEY Beetle Bailey Bond 3, 4, stoge bond 3. A For every person in the world there is o song, ond it isn't until we dll ledrn to ploy together thot we stdrt to moke redl music. DEBORAH JEAN BETTS Deb, Betty, Roo Bosketboll 1-4, Softbdll '1- 4, Student govt. 2, 3 Your joy will begin ot pre- cisely the moment thot you obondon the seorch for your own personol hoppiness to seek the hoppiness of others. l vii if fa .3 i T is xy. N-.f dl Nil. .i:',.'hs., T A KAREN MARIE IOCZAHOWSKI Pilar Field Hockey 1-A, Gym- nastics 1-A fcapt, Aj, Spanish Club 2, 3 Student Govt. 1, 3, A I can't begin to tell of the years ....... Of broken hearts, and faded tears Smiling faces, dreams and places Times we had, though some were sad. We had so much fun while we were young. JOHN JOSEPH CALVAHI Johnny -in-', THOMAS EDWARD BOPP Jr. Bopper, Boppa, Invader There are three kinds of people in the world: Those who make things happen: Those who watch things happen: And those who don't know anything is even happening, JOHN CANDITO .I KEVIN JOSEPH CARNES Kev, Little Kev, Sledge Hammer Football 1-A, Tennis 1 Track 4, Wrestling 3, A Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, A Now the lines have all been read, And you know them all by heart. As you move toward the door, Here comes the hardest part. KATHLEEN COAKLEY Karny So many faces in and Out of my life Some will lost, some will just be now and then Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes, l'm afraid it's time for goodbye again. Billy Joel I I DONNA MICHELLE CAPEK Don Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 Toke your time, think alot think of everything you've got For you will still be here to- morrow but your dreams may not. Cat Stevens JOHN ANDREW CATRAMIONE Cat, John Band, Stage band Yabadabba-doo F. Flinstone Ex T S MIOHELE LOUISE COLLINS Mich, Shell, Shelby Basketball 1, Spring Track 1, Winter Track 2, French Club 1-4, Latin Club 1-2 qtres. 27, Spanish Club 3, 4, Field Hockey 1-3. Spot- light 2, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Highlights 1-4 Qsports ed 3, ed.-in-chief, 45, Vrbk 4, Drama 3, Student Gov't 2, prom com. 3 You'lI set a course and sing a dream . . don't ever let them go. T.C. EDWARD JOSEPH OONNERTY JR. Ed, Eddie Baseball 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4 IELINDA ANN OONNOLLY Indy, Belin Drama 3 Love, Friendship, Family, and Happiness, lf you have it, don't ever let it slip away. OHERYL ANN OONNOLLY Cheri Cheerleading 1, 4, Soc- cer 2, 3, Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Nat'I. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Student Gov't 1, 4, Spanish Club 2-4. Yrbk, 4 fCandids Ed.j Just do what you wanna do. Say what you wanna say, Reach to the ends of the earth, And just be who you wanna be. ALDO NOVA MARIA THERESA COOK Maria Band 1-A, Spanish Club 3, A l've paid my dues- Time after time- l've done my sentence But committed no crime- And bad mistakes l've made a few l've had my share of sand Kicked in my face But l've Come through. QUEEN JEFFREY OOONS Jeff, Coonsie, Cooner, Geofredo Class tres. 1, 2, Highlights 1, 2, fphoto Ed. 1. 23 Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night, Edgar Allen Poe AMY LOUISE CORWIN Amos, Momy, Ski Loser, YMA Band 2. Chorus 4, Gym- nastics 2, Softball 'l-4, A F.S. 1, Spanish Club 'l lt's hard living life on this memory-goeround, al- ways up, always down, spinning round and round and round All this could be just a dream so it seems, I was never much good at goodbyes. Goodbye' N I? 3 EDWARD WALLACE COYLE JR. Ed Cross Country 3, A When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on, Franklin D, Roosevelt DAVID CROWEIIS Cro wley, Dave, Prowley Soccer 1, 2, 4, Track 3, A. French Club 4, 2 Dreams are made to be forgotten. Robert Frost MATTHEW CONNELL DALY Marr, Garbage, Matty NO!! Football 2-4 Cco-capt. 45. Basketball 1-4 fco-capt. 41, Baseball 4-4 I went shopping for the perfect ending, instead l bought a new beginning! KIMBERLY DIANE CROINLEY Kim, Kimmie, Kif Basketball qmgrg 1, Win- ter Track 2, Tennis 2, Spanish Club 2-4, French Club 1, 2, Highlights 2, 3 Through the years you've been my friend lt's very plain to see Even goodbyes could never change that My best friend you will always be. Angie Ginnetto PAUL ROBERT DELAIIUNT Dem Gopho. Dr. D Tennis A If I cannot live to defend the people I serve, I would rather not live at all. Superman f , an -,Y .H KAIILA DIET! Field Hockey 1, 2, A, Spring Track 1. French Club 2-A I've been sad And have walked bitter streets alone And come morning There's a good wind to blow me home, Time is a river rolling into nowhere. l will live while l can. I will have my ever after. Steve Winwood WILLIAM E. DILLON, JR. Bill, B., Joe Yo, Beelzebop, Bob Soccer 1, 2, Basketball 4- 3. Winter Track 4, Spring Track 1-4, Math Club 3, A lf you wait long enough, even Captain Crunch gets soggy. Me LAURA MARIE DONNELLAN Field Hockey 1-3. Spanish Club 3, 4, Prom Com. 3, Spring Track 1, A.F.S. 4 Don't you feel a change a-coming From another side of time Filling mysteries of emptiness That yesterday left behind Cat Stevens JAMES JOSEPH DONOVAN Jay NICHOLAS C. DULLEA Nick, The Twister Basketball 1-4, Student Gov't. 1, 3. 4 It's no crime to give a bum a dime. Charlie LAURA M. DUNN Dunzo' Field Hockey 1-4, Softball 1-4, Basketball 2, Winter Track 1 I made my way back to the old town And everything looked the same The shops, and the schools, and the factories were there But somehow the faces had changed Roger Daltry JOSHUA JOHANN EDLUND Old Ghost, Josh, Ace, Brandon, Flyboy Football 1, 2. Winter Track 1, 2, Spring Track 1-3, Drama 1, 3, Spanish Club. French Club 1, Student Gov't 1-3 Have you heard the news. The dogs are dead, You better stay home, And do as your told. Get out of the road if you want to grow old. Roger Walters RICHARD STEPHEN EKSTROM Rich Basketball 1. 2, Spanish Club 3, French Club 1, Track 3 Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow. but live for today. I, 'NY A P .NH CAROLYN ANN FAIRY C.. Ca Soccer 1-4 Qco-capt. 43 Winter Track 2-4, Spring Track 2-4 ln life There will be many hardships and highs: The moment when giving up is the easiest. ls the moment when you strive your hardest toward your goal. Because at the Finish the glory and satisfaction ls the greatest there is. C.F. DENISE MARIA ALEXANDRIA FLYNN Dee Tennis 1-4 qco-capt 35, Fall Cheerleading 3, 4, Winter Cheerleading 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Drama 2, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Stu- dent G-ov't 4 Save the knowledge, sa- vor the memories LISA CHRISTINE ELLIOTT Lise, Egg, Lebedee, Lee Class sec. 1, 2, Student Gov'f 2, 3, French Club 1- 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Spot- light 2, Leadership Com. 3, Field Hockey 1-4 1Co- copt. 43, Softball 1-4, Highlights 1-4 fassistant news ed. 35, Vrbk. fsenior section ed.j, Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3, 4 ftres. 43 Dare to dream: Dreams can become desires, De- sires can become ambi- tions, Ambitions can be- come reality. ROBERT FRANCIS FLAIIERTY Rob Basketball 1-4 qco-capt. 45, Baseball 1-4 qco-capt. 4y, Highlights 3, Yrbk. Qcopy ed.J, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Cpres. 45 We need first of all to be thoroughly frightened. Harold Clayton Urey DIANE MICHELLE FOLEY Di French Club 1-A, Yrbk funder class edg, High- lights 'l, 4, Moth Club A And those children that you spit on As they try to change their world Are immune to your consultations They're quite aware what they're going through . . . David Bowie DAVID WALTER FULTON Dave, Chuck, Chorle Soccer 1-4, Spring Track 4, Student Gov't 2-4, SAC A When you have a dream Don't let anything dim it Keep hoping, keep trying The sky is the limit! SUSAN CHRISTINE FOLEY Sue Basketball 4-3, Spanish Club 3, French Club 2 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. l'Il always remember all the friends that l made. LESLIE MARIE GABRIEL Lelie, Yeppi, Smiley Gymnastics 2. 3 With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, It is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Desiderata 1 5-UI' ls. K 4 Ax 46 MARY LORETTA OARSIDE Molly Spanish Club 2, Art Club 3 l wish for you to be happy. And to reach for the best For what is happiness It not to believe in and follow one's dreams? Theophil Gautier JOHN FREDERICK GATELY Gator Student Gov't. 1-A Qpres. 35. Basketball 1-4 fmgr. 13. Drama 2-A, Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3, A, Boy's State. MASC 2 I can't wait 'til the day when the public schools have all the money they need and the Air Force has to hold a bake sale to buy a bomber. IRUCE JAMES GEMMILI. Gems, Bruss, Goose Football 2-A fco-capt. Aj, Baseball 2-A He spoke no more than the thing he thought - ALWAYS TO EXCEL Homer 5 . MATTHEW I. OEOOHEOAN Matt Band 1-4 Here is strength for us to find To turn the old new Wipe our eyes of misty years. And see the future through. xltlvv' 'I I , , I elf I V l , ll , L 1 sv? TONI JEAN GIACOIIE TG, Toneye, Tones, T Basketball 1-3, Spring Track 2-4 Don't try to impress peo- ple with what you aren't. Just be yourself and you wlll be just as great and go just as far. IETI-I ANN GOLDMAN Pebs, Isa Fleld Hockey 1-3, Winter Track 1, Spring Track 1-4, French Club 3, Spanish Club 3 Don't walk in front of me - l may not follow. Don't walk behind me - I may not lead. Walk beside me - and just be a friend. IOIERT LOUISE GIORDANI Gio, Gia, Gia Junk Yard Football 1 The great object is that every man be armed . . . Everyone who is able may have a gun. Patrick Henry MARGARET LOUISE GRADEN Marge, Maggie, BBBB Softball 1-3, Fall Cheer- leading 1, 2, Winter Track 1 Those summer nights are calling you Stone in love Can't help myself from falling in, Stone in love Journey SIOIHAN HEATHER GREEN, Il Spaz, Spike Gymnastics 1, Tennis 2. Drill Team 1, Existing A Your daddy took one look at me and said, there goes Mrs. Evil, with a bad hat on her head. She must be delinquent, she wears such wicked Clothes. Ian and the music students SCOTT EDWARD GIIANAI Stony. Stones, Diego Football 1-4, Basketball 1, 2, Spring Track 1, 3, 4, Winter Track A, Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Yrbk. qActivities ed.j The some fire that melts the butter hardens the egg, STEPHANIE DAWN GREENE Steph, Stephie Spring Track 1, French Club 1-4, Yrbk. qArt ed.j lt's been funl? Well, l don't know. lt's been a time worth remembering? Well, I guess. lt's been a great experiencel? Well, maybe. And it's been tough!- Yah, lt's been tough. And now lt's over and it's time to move on. J 1 X ANNETTE OUNDERWAY Neffie Chorus A, Cheerleading A if CYRII. EDWARD HARPER JR. Cv Football 'I ROBERT HARRISON Bob, Blob, Harry Soccer 1 Cat's on a tin roof Dog's in a pile Nothing left to do but Smlle, smile, smile Grateful Dead MARK RICHARD HARRINGTON Harry, Doc, Yosemite Sam, Sam Basketball 1, Baseball 1-A Cco-captg, Football 4-4, Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3, 4 Luck is when preparation meets opportunity. Pressure makes diamonds. SHAHRAM HASSANSI-IAHI Sean An' its time to get on board Gonna sall away Leavin' all of those years behind Gonna fly away 2 X 1 KIIISTIN MARGARET HIETALA Kris Student Gov't 1-3. Spon- ish Club 2-4, S.A,C. 4, Track 1-2, Basketball 1-3, Cheerleading 1-4 qco- capt Aj So many faces in and out of my life Some will last, some will just be now and then Life is a series of Helios and Goodybes I'm afraid it's time for goodbye again KELLY MICHELLE HOPKINS Not'l Honor Soc. 3, 4, Stu- dent G-ov't. 2-A Ores. 31, Class V.P. 2. RAC 4, Yrbk. 4, Cheerleading 1, 2 fco- capt. 23, Soccer 3, A Cco- capt. Aj, Basketball 1-3, French club 1-4, Latin club 1, 2. 3 We're all skating on the thinnest of ice-gotta take it as it comes. Steve Winwood MICHAEL HEANEY DANIEL CALVIN HOIT1' Hoito Bond 1 Some days are diamond some days are stone. HEIDI PYNOHON HOWE Ho-Ho, Heidy-Ho, Heidy- ho face State Student Council 3, Field Hockey 3, rep. Stu- dent Gov't Day 3, Stu- dent Gov't 3, A fpres. AJ, Leadership Com. 3, Girls' State 3. Highlights 3, A Qnews ed. Aj, Natl Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Spring Track A, Math Club 4, Model Air- plane Club 4 If you ever hope to be somebody, Be yourself- The best somebody your potential will allow. DIANE VIRGINIA JONES DL Di-DL Goofy Cross-country 1, Drama 1, 2, Band 1-4, Gymnastics 1-3 One must always remember Never to dwell on the past Especially its defeats, When the past is confused with the present, The future becomes even more difficult to understand. Jay A 1 '? Q fs KN'- , 1 Q I ., 3-, , .-2' ' r ' , x ' ADAM CHRISTOPHER KAPOLKA ACK Kapolka-Cola Drama 1, Student Gov't. 1, Spring Track 1, 4, Span- ish Club 2, 3, Cross Coun- try 2-4, Winter Track 2, 4, Spotlight 2, Class Sec. 3, Yrbk. A Qman, edj Life is like an ice cream cone: you gotta eat it when you get it. If you don't, it's gonna melt all down your arm. You don't wanna go through life lickin' your arm, do you? Jim lgnatowski PAUL FRANCIS KENNEY Pablo Speclalk Price Cruiser Basketball 1 A Latin club 2 Spanish club 3 A Yrbk Qsports ed J Fame is a vapor, populari- ty is an accident, and money takes wings. The only thing that en- dures is character. Horace Greely POLLY KOULOURAS Pilar Field Hockey 3. 4. Gym- nastaics 2, 3, Tennis 2-4. Nat'l. Hon Soc 3, 4, Vrbk. qcopy edj, Spanish club 4 Friends in a lifetime may come and then go, but always the memories through the mind flow. lt's hard to say goodbye and harder to part, but each one has a special place lf' -'Pts fl i- ' -1 ' P f 4- W1 + li .1 lkmi. 'Q I LQ,..'f' ' Q v , -'lW!.h11 lv 5,3 .- 3. 7 ' 2 s A V' deep within the heart. KENNETH LMDLAW ff- 1.21 ll QJUQQ Q ,fl 5: N 'N . . W. , mx. ,P 'A K KEVIN LANE THAD CODY LARMAY Thaddeus, Bubbs, Larma Football 1-4, Basketball 2, Wrestling 1, 3.4, Track 1-4 I love not man less, but nature more. Lord Byron bi. . i' K Y I, . 'Im' 0 be if-f' 'ix in N 'Ib TIMOTHY JAMES LAZCANO Football 1, Basketball 1, Student Gov't 1, Food Com. 1, Spanish club 3, 4 KERRIN MARGUERITE LAUBINGER Kez, Crm, Slaub, Limpa, ,K, Field Hockey 2-4, Math Team 4, Basketball 4-4, Softball 4-4, Spanish club 3, 4 I always knew that look- ing back on my crying would make me laugh but I never knew looking back at my laughter would make me cry. DAVID ARTHUR LEASON Dove, Bunny, Sfudley, Sting, Diamond Dave Cross Country 1, Spring Track 1, Football 3, CARI. WINSLOW LEWIS mf? NN ou You haven't failed until you've failed to try. Anonymous l. 1 'Y' JONATI-ION C. LOPES Jon, Lopesy, Jon Boy Wrote o letter on o long summer doy Mode of silver, not of cloy l've been running down this dusty food Wheel in the sky keeps on turnin' Don't know where I'II be tomorrow. Journey STEVEN DEREK LUCAS Steve PATRICK DANIEL LORIN6 Par, PL, Cheeks, Elmo, Jlp Lite is like o roller coaster ride: it's better to tcike the bounces than to jump. H. Kowalski KENNETH SHANE LYONS Track 1 DAVID JAMES MACCINI Dave, Boom-boom Football 1-3. Track 1, If your feet are cold, wear socks. GLEN MacDONALD Mac, Sac, Guerillmo Soccer 1, Basketball 1, Tennis 1-4 foo-capt, AQ, Student Govt. 1, 2, 4. Spanish Club 3, French Club 1, 2 Without friends no one would choose to live. even if he had all other goods. Aristotle RANDOLPH WILKS MACCINI Randy Football 3, A Leaves are falling all around lt's time I was on my way Led Zeppelin REBECCA HELEN MacEWEN Becky, Becca, Ruba French club 1-4, Yrbk qFaculty edy If you can imagine it, you can achieve it, If you can dream it, you can become it. ,ma JOANNE CAROL MacLEOD JoJo, Joe Grant me the serenity to accept the things I can- not change, Courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. Serenity Prayer ALICIA MINA MAI-IONEY Lisha, Lee, Alex, Aish, F.F. Fanny, Leesh Gymnastics 1-A Be glad you are free, free to change your mind, free to do most anything anytime. Prince MEGAN RUTH MAHONV Highlights 1-4, Spanish Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, A.F.S. 3, A fpres. Aj, Field Hockey 1-3, Gymnastics 2, 3, Spotlight 2, Girls State 3, Natl Hon. Soc. 3, 4, HOBY 2, HOBY alumni 3, 4 And if by chance that special place that you've been dreaming of Leads you to a lonely place- Find your strength in love. Whitney Houston CARI. JOHN MALM Malmy I'll leave you when the summertime I've really got to ramble Led Zeppelin rv' SUSAN MANTHORNE When you reoch for the stors. You moy not quite get one, But you won't come up with o hondful of mud either So don't try to turn book the clock. Just wind it up dgoin. COLLEEN ANN MARTIN Col, Col-bean bog, weenie Field Hockey 'I-3, Trock 'l, Sponish Club 1, 2. Student Govt. 2, 3 Time is only whot one remembers, Some of them good ond some to regret. But if it is worth remembering One will never forget JVO ,,A ,A ii .IACQUELINE MAYNAIID Jacqui Coust, Cousteau, Twiggy Seosons will change. you must move on, follow your dreams. ELP 13 KRISTEN ANN McCAFFERY Kris, Krispen, Sing K Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Spring Trock 1, 2, 4, Win- ter Trock 2, 3, A Life is either o doring od- venture or nothing. To keep our foces towdrd chonge ond behove like free spirits in The presence of tote is strength undefeotoble. KIMIERLY ANN McLAUGI-ILIN Kim French club 4, 3, 4, Trock 4 There's no time to lose l heor her soy, Cotch your dreoms before they slip owoy: dying dll the time Lose your dreoms ond you lose your mind in llfe unkind On good by ruby Tuesday Rolling Stones DONNA MARIE McEACHERN Don, Doug, McNuggefs Field Hockey 4, 2 Let's just soy I wos testing the bounds of reolity, l wos curious to see whot would happen. Thot's oll it wos: just curiousity. Jim Morrison KELLY ANN MeGOWAN Kelz, Kel Soccer 4, 2, Field Hockey 3, 4, Winter Track 3, Spring Trock 4-A, High- lights 4-4 qEd. 3, Aj, Spon- lsh Club 2-11, Lotin Club 4, 2, Spotlight 2, 3, Notl Hon. Soc, 3, 4, Don't worry obout the world coming to on end todoy. lt's olreddy tomor- row in Austrolio. Linus SANDRA MARIE MeQUARRlE Sandy Cheerleodlng 3, 4, Gym- nostics 2, 3, 4 fcopt. Aj, Sponish club 2, 3, Field Hockey 2 Thonks for dll the good times, The memories will never fade, Things thot ore speciol never go owoyj N7 MATYHEW TURNER MESSINGER Matt, Rorge, Messinhower, Fuzzles. Bob Spring Track 1-A, Winter Track 2, 3, 4. Latin club 2, 3, Natl. Hon Soc. 3, A. Yrbk. fbusiness ed.j 4. Spotlight 2, Math club 3, A . . . .there is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so. Shakespeare SHEILA ANN MILDRUM Som Cheerleading 1, Spanish club 3, Yrbk. 4 l hope that you're still out there and you're likezvou used to be. We'll have ourselves a good time and we'll dance 'til the morning sun. And we'll let the good times come in and we won't stop 'til we're done. Steve Windwood DEIRA ANNMILLS Deb. Milsy Fall Cheerleading 3, 4, Winter Cheerleading 1. 2, Student Govt. 1-4 When I must leave you. as many friends sometimes part, I leave you with good memories and an important place in my heart. PM JEFFREY ALDEN METIVIER Jefk Ralf Ferris, Jeff- foce, Jeff-Joe Bob French club 1, Student Govt. 1, Drama 1, 2, Band 1-4. Soccer 2, Winter Track 3, 4, Spring Track 3, 4, Cross Country A We'll never get caught. We're on a mission from God. Elwood Blues 'Rr is I' Q , 1 65 5 t i i qui I I f all .W if fl will fl Wm. 'K 59 ADRIENNE LEA MITCHELL A, Aids Fleld Hockey 1-A fcopt. Aj, Bosketboll 1-4 Qcopt. 43, softball 1-A qcopr. 3, 45, Sponish club 3, AFS 3, A, Yrbk. 4 You con't get where you're going Unless you remember where you come from. Who you ore ond what you ore is the only thing you own. Never lose it ond never surrender. Corey Hort ROIERT JOSEPH MORLEY Rl Arg, Crosh, Uncle Soccer 'l, 2, 3, Trock 4, 2 Loy your life upon the line lt's deoth for glory everytime You give up yours, I'll give up mine. CARL MARTIN MOSHER Morty, Skipper, Skippy, Twisted Skipper Bond 1 Feel no sorrow Feel no shome Come tomorrow Feel no poln PAMELA MARIE MOIIAN Moe, Pammy, Mower, Spoz, Moezzy Softboll 1, Bosketboll 1-A Ccopt. AJ, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, St. Govt. 2, 3, 4, Sponish Club 3 Cpublioj, Closs Hist. 3, Boys Bosket- boil Stots. 3. Our yeors together were here ond gone, So with our lives we corry on. Look to the future, remember the post. Remember your friendships ond moke them lost. N xr- ' MATTHEW LOUIS MULLEN Maff, Matty, Mulls, Moon Soccer 1, 2, 3, Track 1 Go pladicly amid the noise and haste, and re- member what peace there may be in silence. As for as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. NANCY MURPHY Nance, Murph Soccer 1-4 qcapt. Ap, Win- ter Track 1, Spring Track 2 Happiness is like a crystal Fair exquisite and clear Broken in a million pieces, Shattered, shattered, far and near, Now and then along llfe's pathway. Some shiny fragements fall: But there are so many pieces, No one ever finds them Gll. DAVID JEFFREY NACE Dave, Nacey Soccer 1, Student Govt. 1, 4, Winter Track 2, Base- ball 1-4, Spanish Club 3, 4 Qpres. AQ Will l dream? 2010 RICHARD JOHN NAPPI JR. Rickie, Rich, Happy, Cat, Nappa Chorus 3, 4, School Store 2, Track 1, Football mngr 1, 2. Drama 2, 3 The future ls in you, you should find a career that best fits you, not some- one else, like your friends, or parents, who might think this is not good for you. Try not to let them influence your decision about your life. Do what you want to do. PETER ROBERT NORTON Soccer 1-4 qcapt. 43, Band 1-4 Gonna hitch a ride, head for the other side. leave it all behind, never change my mind. Gonna sail away, sun lights another day. Freedom of my mind, carries me away for the last time. Boston SHANNON MARIE O'NEll.l. Shanny Field Hockey 1-4 Cco- capt. 25 St. Govt. 3, Spanish Club 1-4, Latin Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Vrbk Thanks for the times that you've given me The memories l hold in my mind But now that we've come to the end of the rainbow lt's time to say goodbye. KIM-ANN Tl-ll NGUYEN Kim, Anh, Carmen Tennis 2, Spanish Club 2, 3. 4, AFS 4 To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life. Robert Louis Stevenson ANN MARIE O'l.0U6Nl.lN Anne, Anbo, LaughHn Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Soft- ball 1, 2 Only as high as I teach can l grow Only as high as I seek can l go Only as deep as I look can l see Only as much as I dream can l be SOCT1' PALMER 0'REllLY Smoka Basketball 'l-4, Cross Counfry 2 1 SHAWN '4'c 5E'- KERA JEAN ostsnuun Soccer 2, 4 El SCOT NUOENT PERRY Nuge Tennis 2, 3, A Thank God ut s all over. i Football 1, Basketball 1, MICHAEL JOHN PORRO Ducky, Larry, Ice Man Track A, Basketball A Two blind fools who follow each other end up in a ditch. So don't be caught following a blind fool. John Kay YHOMAS MARTIN REID Tom, Tommy Don't port with your lllu- slons. When they are gone, you may stlll exist, but you have ceased to live. Mark Twain 'A'-1- THOMASI EDWARD REAGAN Tom, Face, Spud Spring Track 1-4, Wlnter Track 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Newsl paper 2, 3, A lt's an awfully big world to be in competition with everyone. You're better off com- peting agalnst yourself. JOIIN WILLIAM REILLY EB., Paul, Prefzle Reilly. Jay, Jay bo, Unmade bed Bob Newspaper 1. 2, AFS 2, Spanish Club 2 Er. l um well klnda, don't ahh, really quite umm. know hauta er say this, ya know? JR 1 KIMBERLY ANNE REIS Kimber, Kim Fall Cheerleading A, Win- fer Cheerleading 3, A Ccapi. Aj Field Hockey 4, Drama 3, Tennis 2, 3, A Whai lies behind us And what lies before us Are Tiny mailers com- pared To whai lies within us Ralph Waldo Emerson NR, Rai 3-, A xl I A JA. WILLIAM MATTHEW RAY- MOND RESNICK Bill, Billy, l?ez, Rezzy Soccer 4, 2 You don'T have io die To go To Heaven Or hang around lo be born again Jus? iune inlo whai This place had goi To offer 'Cause we may never be here again. Van Halen SCOTT PHILIP RUDDIOK Spud Webb, Webby, Rud Tennis 4-A I understand about indecision l don'i care if l gei behind People living in compeiiiion All I want is fo have my peace of mind. Boston JAMES HARRISON SADLER Jim Soccer 4-A, Spring Track 'I-A, Si. Govt. 2, 3, Yrbk ed. A, Spanish Club 3, A The Trouble with ihe fu- lure is Thai ii usually ar- rives before we are ready for ii. Arnold H. Glasgow THOMAS CHARLES SCAVITTO JR. Gwedo, The Bomb, The Big Mosquito BOSSDOII 4-A, Football 2, 3, A There have been many hello's and goodbyes Bu? to all my friends, This will be the final farewell lf we are not To meet again, Lel us never forget all The joys and experiences that we have shared together, STEVEN THOMAS SCHNELL Steve, Running-Dear. Conaughfon Soccer 2 You may say Tha? l'm a dreamer But l'm not the only one I hope some day you will join us So The world can live as one John Lennon RICHARD DENNISS SICILIANO PAULA LYNN SIEVERS Spanish Club, Drama, Art Club. Chorus JOHN EDWARD SIMMONS JR. Sim, Horpo, Simma if you go down the street todoy boby, you better open your eyes. Led Zeppelin EUNICE RUTH SIMMONS Euni Foil Cheerleading 4-4, Winter Cheerleading 2. French Club 3, 4, Yrbk. 4, St. Gov't 4 Summer nights ond my rddio Thot's dll we need baby, don't cho know We celebrate when the gdng's oil here Hot summer nights, thot's my time of yedr. LYNDA ANNE SINATRA L yndsy-Bob, L ynn, L ynnie, Ling-Ling, Pin, Pindo, Psycho, OSH Tennis 4-4, Highlights 4-4, Drdmo 4-4, Vrbk ed. 4, Spotlight Pessimism is redlism-if ev- erything oppedrs to be going well, you've obvi- ously overlooked some- thing , . . Solodo ted bog-tdg GLEN DAVID SMITH Slammen Smitty, Smit Bond 4-4, Soccer 4-A, Winter ond Spring Trdck 2, 3 To dll my friends, pleose keep in touch l've never loved you people so much But touch my hond and let me feel The love ond friendship thot is redl I sit oround ond wonder ..why,. I love my friends, but it's time to soy goodbye. A JEFFREY ANDREW SMITH Smocker Cross Country 1-A, Winter Trock l-A, Spring Trock t- A Win when you con. but when you lose. oct like you enjoy it for 0 change. Solodo teo bog-tog SEAN MICHAEL SMITH Smitty Bond 1-A Don't ever put it down. BRIAN JACOB SPITZ Spffzy. Bri Sprifzy Cross Country 1-A, Winter Trock 'I-41, Spring Trcick 3,4 Do you not know thot in 0 roce All the runners run. but only one gets o prize? Run in such 0 woy os to get the prize. Corinthians Q24 BRANDON JOHN SULLIVAN Brad, Buck, Bcndo, Diego, Sul! Winter Trock '1-4, Spring Track 2, 3, A, St, Govt. 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, Yrbk 4, Dromci 3, A Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop to look around sometimes, you just might miss it. Ferris Bueller MICHAEL JOHN SULLIVAN Mike, Sully Soccer 4-4, Basketball 2, 3, A When one great scorer comes fo write against your name- He marks noi Thaf you've won or losf, buf how you played The game. Granfland Rice ERIN EILEEN SWEENEY Toofs, Edwin Drama 4 Day by day, dream by dream I fight fo find The way To go. Everyday opens o differenf door, Every dream shadows The one before. but clearly l can see the way you've made for me, sfraighf ahead. Amy Gran? NICOLE MICHELLE TAFRALIAN MkkL Nik, Mggis Fall Cheerleading 4, 2, Spring Track 4, Softball 2, 3, A fco-capl. Aj, French Club 4, 3, 4 QPublic. AQ. Winter Cheerleading 4, 2 Sleep my friend and you will see Thaf dream is my realify. They keep me locked up in fhis cage. Can'f they see il's why my brain says rage? James Heifield JOHN EDWARDS SUURHANS Jack Soccer 4-A Qcopf. Aj Baseball 4, Spring Track 2 French Club 2 To live your life in your own way . . . To reach The goals you have sef for yourself To be The you fhaf you wanf To be- Thai is success, PETER ANDREW TROMBLEY Lucky Pierre Soccer 'I-A, Spring Track 2, Basketball 3, Baseball 3, Newspaper 2, Yrbk. A. When people do their schoolwork some people have a hard time while Others fund it easy. WILLIAM JAMES TEBEAU Nbido, Tibbs, Bill, Steak Football 1-A, French Club 3. S.A.C. A, Yrbk. A Just remember the good times. DONALD PAUL THOMAS Don, Smokin' Don, SD, Dofo Yeah the future's uncertain And the end is always near Let it roll baby roll, roll baby roll, let it roll All night long! Jim Morrison CURRY VIRTUE Cor St. G-ov't 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Track 1, Winter Cheerleading 4, 2 Fall Cheerleading 1-A Ccapt.4j Goodbye to all my friends at home Goodbye to people l've trusted l've got to go out and make my way I might get rich. ya know l might get busted. Steve Miller Band 1 JENNIFER LYNN WARSHAW Jenn, UZ L Jenn I Basketball 'l, Football mngr. 3, A, Wrestling mngr. 3, A The belief in a supernatu- ral source of evil is not necessary: Men alone are quite capable of every wickedness. Joseph Conrad MEG KATHERINE WHITE French Club 2, 3, A qPub- Iicity 35, AFS 3, A For better or for worse l don't really know Can't tell the future, but my actions will show Remember the past without any regret Subject to change but never forget. The Faith LAURA GAIL YOUNG Football A fmngrg Well I know it wasn't you who held me down Heaven knows it wasn't you who set me free. So often times it happens we live our lives in chains, and we never even know we have the keys: But me l'm already gone and l'm feeling strong. l will sing this victory song. The Eagles 09 fr 'il 1 .- q . i , QQ ,Q 'Z ., eg if i ., X S K s .'2 P ' W. i .N , U' A oIasT from The pasT J x ,ba r 5 P I 4 Go ahead, make my day ThroughouT our years aT Nor- well, we have encounTered all kinds of people. The peo- ple ThaT will remain in our memories, however, are Those friends we have made. When we look back in fuTure years, The Times, good and bad, will always remind us of our years aT Norweli High. Nc 'ini 'SA Revenge is sweet ffif 4' 2 A Q vi 'I 'INA 5. I r 1 in v ,, 7' cou.BGE , f,4 S 9 i , f' ,- . Q .F Ji gl' -4 vN 'I' na 1 x ' fd' , S s ! I I f .- , l Jw R! I X 1 9 I x r ,ft vw ,Q Mind- 'W 3 LN 1.-.Nw 5 A, in X , 5 H - 1 -A x ,li 3. W f lt. 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Kevm Young, Mark :.e ' :ze ': E:::.': E: Ce'vwe ., Yer: :'afwefTy.Paa1FLaherty,NEke l -'ws' 'v fe 'egsa' season wvm a 46-A 'eccfc -e 'Sic sa'sw oaseball Team ccsz. fe Se- Swofe League small seas-: s :: . ss:-' s 'we Easfern Mass. Tour- '-:: 'e e 'eam csffoefeo for The first 'Me ' sc' me 1-Per mpressuve wins :.e' S:'-:'e S..'e 'e'se'r, ana Walpole, e C 'aes :-:A+ ec 'rs Panklm, A-3, in The -1-3 on -AA- se.. rc, -3'-3 5'-a L Y' -N -.S-no 1-,-,., Tug 'O .'A ,X . ,. 'V Q 'N 11 s A Ann .. I 1 , 5 A ,,, - E- Fi . 'I -J ,gf .1 I li Y ',A.,a-. 'Iv' 112, 'W if ' ia ,- , 5 T 'qi :li I' 1 A 1.54 -.Q : I' W T- ' F 1 .A N . fi, fax' Q. 'f 2 . , ,J El- IA Q K r xr-Lia vF+:.!! Q1Q:f'b.f3'::,,:dp- A ' - qi ffm?-gqy,1a?':w..lg, - 1 V' . I, LK F: .vln ENTARY . 6' Qu! f gn SK 'S . An-0 ' .1 'mf X' f Oi -..J ASQ Eflggdz .,,.4 I Q w a v , K , , - . X 1 ' . Y X X , P ' 1 4 . 5, I 3 lj l GIRLS' SOFTBALL Front row L. Elliott, T, Loubinger, J, Dupory, A. lvlitchell, D, Cdrnes, L, Dunn. Second Row: cooch Gerety, S. Gronoi, Cheri Connoly, D Bogni, A. Corwin, D. Betts, N. Totrdlion, K. Ldublnger. gli YR JJ v'u'v'n Led by All-Stdr cotcher Adrienne Mitchell ond second bdsemon Nicole Tdfrdlidn, the very young Clipper tedm finished in the middle of the South Shore ledgue. Amy Corwin hit well ds pitchers Toro Ldubinger ond Jednie Dupdry olso mode fine contributions. With everyone, including freshmen storters Donno Cornes ond Stephanie Grondi, returning, the future looks bright. U Q A l l, !gl3 5 F x gf ' is n,.,A..q.3 i i l l-v.- -:L .', Rap 'Vu ,h' 54 . J-L-ig' ,, lv l 'L-. 2. ,Rxft ' A 9 do Kin, ff . ' Vs xx s ' ,U ,a +.- - ' 'Q t l w 1 in M.- Q15 ly.,-if v -ff-az 'Th' Q-9,2 u-q S Vi 8 '4 vig? - . I ,fi Pa I Q I 4 5 igni AQ lk 'S I s, J! l'-is A - X !, gf , f ix fr- 'f ,ffl '1 l -i V ..,f l -of 'Q' 'al .1 -Q9- 'sf f , fi BOY'S TRACK First row T2 Freehill, lvl Lomond S. Hindley. W. Springer, P. Prudente, R. Denninger, M. Cooper J Stonton M Trovls J Johnston Second row O. Ahern, S. Bollerini, L. Wong, M. Lorson,C. Springer,P. Koulouros, B. Spitz J Smith T Reogon W Dillon B Cully C Elder, B McGonnigol. Third row: cooch Osgood, S. Mclvlohon. E. Burke. E. Mckenzie T Holloron D Johnston J Ronsom J Cotrombone, S. Fobrlzio. D. Augustine, K. Christ, S. Clork, B. lvlostromotteo, P. Loring S G-ronoi cooch lvioson W 1 n ' . P R Although they could not recop- ture the Ieogue chompionship of o yeor before, the 1986 trock teom hod o respectoble seoson. Mork Trovls' hurdling exploits con- tinued to eorn him recognition. This yeor the teom looks for good performonces from distonce run- ners Brion Spitz ond Bruce Mc:Gonnigol os well os from high jumper Bill Dillon. GIRLS' TRACK - 1?-v ,Y-1 'Q Front row: T. Poleet, P. Newsome, K. McGowon, C. Forry, M. Mosucci, D. Avery, P. Connell, C. Mott, B. Goldmon, E. Ldrson, D. DiFlore. Sec- ond row: M. Hurley, M. Bondo, M. Lordon, S. Goslin, E. McCorthy, J. Edlund, K. McCoffrey, K. Loguercio, K. Kelly, K. Lorson, W. Bloke, K. Bo- den. Third row: cooch Littlefield, J. Woodworth, K. Wolsh, S. Thompson, J. Corson, A. Sheehon, A. Lodd, G. Schultz, A. Geoghegon. K. Phil- ips, J. Fewkes, A. McKoy, T. Giocobbe, Heother Prouty, cooch Emerson, In 4986 the N.H.S. Girls Trock teom continued their winning woys, compiling o record of 40-0 while extending their winning streok to 37 stroight victories. Besides winning the South Shore Leogue chompionship for the third stroight yeor, the girls cdptured teom titles ot the South Shore Principols Meet, Folmouth lnvitotinol Meet, Eostern Moss. Meet, ond were runners-up dt the All-Stote Meet. The Clippers were poced by All-Americon Pom Connell os well os Pom Newsome in the two mile, Beth Goldmon in the jovelin ond division chompion Toni G-iocobbe in the discus. The mile reloy teom of Connell, Down Avery, Michelle Drysdole ond Wendy Bloke did what no teom hos ever done in Mossochusetts-they won the stote ond New Englond titles for the fourth stroight yeor. .Q l I T 1 - Q 'sq . 01 :jars V . 34 , , 1 ., Y, W I . .J Lfi -F -. dam -2. , I .., ,. . X vo X L3 UQ .o- .ff- . 5' I L 1 Q ,, ,.w,. Un. A , v Q b, V , . 5 ,, .-1925 , x , , ' ,X x l X X aj x 35 X M TSW. f . I qw' I N Q' , A X X A QAIPQQ.. -if, 'Q Xx JL .' ' F :B ' 1' 1 ?1 24 Egg? . 41 UV ., ' -',. .R- 1 'if 'ffl' ms ex' f r' -A ,,,.,, lr , .mv w i i ,f . 5 . 1 xig V s Zh'-o ., I ff-Z 3' . A 'fm?ffFf:,1,f .1 I - Yf'Q'-4 f' ,W . gg, 'uw ff'- 93 Q -JE' 1 'rg ff 1 ', 7 cf-14 .ned-I-I i ' Q X. CY' 64. GN vw BOYS' TENNIS The boys' varsiTy Tennis Team had a hisToric season. They defeaTed Duxbury Uwicej for The firsT Time in over '15 years, and They were league champions. The road To The Top included eighT 3-2 vic- Tories over very Tough oppo- nenTs. FirsT singles player SCOTT Ruddick, and The firsT doubles Team of Paul Goughan and ScoTT Perry all were named To The All- STar Team. 1 Afffg f???VT ..,v T531 w N ,R gilflif h4LAA41, LAFT-' I Aa! ' , A Y '7 x R513 ivrv 3 ,f,-wr-y-o- QQ. '1 , 6 . , -,. f I fl!, F -1 ggi l -..s ryfffl ! 5 rx 'T 1 i d t-,fo if 'mpg Mller, Billy Hopkins, ScoTT Rudaick, Paul G-oughan, ScoTT Perry, Rich Perry, Chris Carlow Second row: f ff' ar- lfeeae, slim Bond, Todd Scheurhoff, Corey McDonald, Chris Rogers, ScoTT Banda, Coach SwarTz. GIRLS' TENNIS 4 4 , v 4 4 Q . Q- -f - T . ' . Hampered by uncooperaTive weaTher, The 1986 Tennis Team IosT To TradiTionaI league powerhouses and finished wiTh a 7-'10 record. WiTh only Robin Schuerhoff IosT To graduaTion, The Team looks for increased depTh This year. it W.v lx. ,QZS - .war in j Q 1 Y A Q , m - w -n-nn--nl ,,?N,,.,,4-.Q-vw' 1-v-1 'F .... . . . -- - ' ' ' i .lZ22.i.I, First row: M. Goughan, L. Ableson, D. Flynn, R. Schuerhoff, K. Reis. Second Row: J. Lannin, M. WhiTr'nan, J. Connolly. A SchmidT, A. Nelson, L. SinaTra, R. Hayes. ri . 41, Q NA 1 :W .:. .X .5061 in 6 O jx 9 , 1' Q, wg .I .J if A F ,l l X f if ,X L11 V P f'4Q2 ,-f . 5' X X M43 -ii'- itfi KZ I C W -s . f .x.9 . QI f' 3' ' '71 6 sz 5' 9432. qv: 6 5 LA l .5 . tk 'f A. x . XAA .. Q 7 In 'T s 'A r.'Ehr 'g:a 30fx8':'lUf,77119455111,3-4i?2Nl2,,S'l F1 -, gy 3 1. - 1 J , if ,W 1 - I' - R' X ' as 6' J 8 1 5 9 s Q I ' Q f 4 , 5 T ' I ,-' C rr' rf 24- 'J' 7 - .f 6, is - A , 9 W + 1 VARSITY FIELD HQCKEY .S ., 5 - GD'- 2 ' JV M. X 'QW UQ 6 Vw v ,A L.. l Z! . . l , , .. 75: . 1 1 H r I r , 4 I c .is .ilie,.i '. xl ,A e - , In a li Af i ' 4A ' 1 ' 'N 'Vis' . ,, . N1 - - 'f 3 , V A - 5 3 - f J 1 at .. ,.4ui'J,,zk -it .-. i 1 .3 - - ,swim Q First row: K. Kroysler, M. Stohsbury, H. Prouty qcj, A. Mitchell Qcj, L. Elliot Cop, S. O'NellI, K. Boczdhowski. Second row: K. lvlohony, R. Dunn K. McGowan, L. Donhellon, L. Dunn, K. Dietz, P. Mohoh. Third row: cooch Tupper, cooch Norton, K. Loubihger, lvl. Cassidy, P, Koulouros D. Adomchek, B. Moloney, H. MCG-owoh, monoger Bosler, S. Muccl. ,. , .. 4.., 1, ,,, fu, u ,.,. . , 78 ' 4 gasp. r.f,,. . F1 'u,,i1 P I '- H fi Q- Tl 14, 'K .X 5 I fi r N. E. a .v .--51 Y I 14. X uw nf' .r -f A Vljr wg, V -, u .-'31 its Q' ' Hn. - - .gq-, . '+- + a - Q, X 5 Q , ' lf' W 'f 1 vi , . M- -.Mx X , ' A L. Q, , A x 5 : , 21 . 4, 'Q x . V E ? 'f 1 iD' v 6 43 if Sr BQYS' SDCCER H pq' Ili 6 .bmw F11 1 it 1' E Connerty, D Fulton, lvl. Sullivon, J. Surhons, P. Norton, S. Oberg, D. Crowers, P. Trombley. Second row: J. Higgins D D Augustine, J Sodler, P Loring, G. Smith, C. Prudente, S. McCew, R. Bldke, Third row: T. Deininger, C. Rogers N - ' : . ' C va law , I fr : L 4 .r , S5 i Vx , A if -v-f ' .2 Y- .7 . -' T , ., ,L-f .gilt-,,v.. First rOw AttOrGO. Floherty cooch Osgood, P Floherty, S. Dovies, M. Sweeney A i -XV . -, 5 SUCK? A. 1 Jsgpal. -'Ll . nfaa'z'Ti The 1986 boys soccer teom com- peted strongly tor the SSL. crown ond tournoment berth. Cruciol gomes in the lost week of the seo- son seoled the Clipper fote. Seniors Peter Norton Cop, Jock Surhons Ccj, ond Ed Connerty gove the teom much of its impetus. The 4987 squod will look forword to the con- tinued development of o very young tedm, including Poul Flo- herty, Ned Floherty, ond goolie Mike Sweeney. I fn 1 -,x I Q J. wtf i I - I 4 r bw. l x i W --an u. 1 X xv Q gf' wi . S P uv' W. 1 ' . r mf' 4 1 f fi N , I xy, , -lu af 3 if: mil, OYS' CRCSS COUNTRY ,J sf, 2,5 5-. llli Zi Nw FronT row: J. SrniTh, B. McGonnigdl, B, SpiTz, B. Cuiley, C. Goslin. Second row: A Kdpolkd E Coyle, J. Tv1eTivier, E. Burke, A. Thompson. Third row: N. Rdhmdn, J. Rdnsom, E. McKenzie T. rviocniel, C. Moses, codch LiTTIefield. The T986 Boys Cross CounTry Teorn finished Their sedson wiTh record of 7-3 ds They cdpTured The SouTh Shore Ledgue crown for The second yedr in d row. Ledding The pock wds cdpToin Brion SpiTz, who dlong wiTh Bruce iVIcGonnigdI, ochieved dll-ledge sTdTus. ..:...,! SN ,Ji , , drew Q any GIRLS' CROSS CQUNTRY The 1986 Girls Cross Country team fielded their strongest team ever, compiling a record of Q-4, they placed second in the league to Duxbury. Seniors Pam Newsome and Kristen McCaffrey, along with Kirsten Kelly and Kate Mulkerrin made the all league team. Newsome leaves as Nor- well's first four-year cross country runner. Q -211'-V' L ,. A 1 K., X N Front row: K. lviulkerrin, P. Newsome, K. McCaffrey, K. McCaffrey. Second row K. Kelly, M. Hurley, Coach Littlefield, V. G-ardano, K. Walsh r w 7 1' ' ff' Cx - 3 . as K L - C I 6 . Y lx . A A , - Wore'-1 S . . 4 Ag . - 2 5 ,w 1 . .. O 9 , -kg r 'i . . lofzwcfl X if H dj ,fl 'L 9 ' '. ' - 1 hx 'I ', S' X shi ' , ' i eg f' I 1 bt ' Q ' z I ,. i lit . do ki Q I ml. .fry , 42.5.1 f tif' i +V ' I .,r- 3 YK 4 1 1 iff pl, 4 ,B I 'ww A 471 fir-P I 31 'Pb 33 0 -. .4 C' K f'f r .AAJNI sn., ' L ,S , X . M ,rbi T' 5444? 1' ' i CL. -ctr .F 'I' . 5-new-un x .. 'tl' '.' .5 lv V' 's-55-K I' 1 . XA sv, ,lk Wi V 41 up l rs 3 5 'S x 1 , ,gi V N S if ' 4 4N f ,Q 1,1 ' 5 -.f ' Wil P0 x ici 2 -X , 4 Q 1 '41 ,--V w Q l Q , G Q , fb, 'i 'W G, 'zz 3 Z 11. 1 vg 2' 4 A q uanwgmy ggi: Eg! A4 TLV? L :L- I I A yi tab! ago-raw. I-. .vig 1 Dfw Nm' L F BA 1 0 YEL, . wr ' 1 arg A N af 1 ad' gb. 1 ' 31 Q-.91 gr f 7 521 A ' ,QI ,ga f. 'E X. , , ei WA, '4' HURWELL . I 't 3 .M 52, mn ji' fuh'ELL1- -,pw A '7 ' lap- '1 7 ' ' fi! ' 0 1314 . -,gem .W ,J 1!?RWj: I X GTELL Dgvrgxl enum , am y Quiz, , P i Q M , ' fi W . I 4 BD ' a U- -55-4 13 4 :,, - 19 K . 'C 'M ' 'V' c x i!5 ' r ' E ,fi wif eff: if I it ,I Q gg., J .P ' ' , . :guyz MJFWELL IUW7 . K .- Tldg, .gRwEf J ' 'E 13 ' 4 'ka agg- -2, vp ,Xl t - 1 Q I 1 ig 3, fx Kiiix ffi- . ,If D 'K f un vff 5-21-Q M 'U n f 7 'X I l E S W J G 9 1 S x. ,s.-,.: ,1 . A A 53 ,C -0 5 53630, BCYS' BASKETBALL L Front row P Kenney, N Dullea, M Daly. R. Flaherty, C. Allen, S. O'ReiIIy. Second row Coach Whaley Manager Gately D Amorelii, S Davies. C Prudente, M. Larson. P. Flaherty, B. Curtain, M. Sweeney, Manager Trombley is., 'N-f I? vg- f C ' L 5 a , 4 , 1 The 4986-87 boys' basketball team had a transition season under new coach Paul Whaley. Highlighted by a five game win- ning streak at mid-season, the CIipper's season saw high scoring junior Paul Fla- herty make a name for himself while se- nior co-captains Matt Daly and Rob Fla- herty made consistent contributions. With several strong juniors returning, next year's club should make a strong showing in the south shore league. GIRLS' BASKETBALL i Lil 30 Fronl row: K. Nixon, T. Loubinger, D. Bells, P. lvlohon, A, Mitchell, C. Connolly, W. Dunn, D. Bogni. Second row: D. Comes, S. Bosler, lvl. Goughon, Cooch Gerefy, S. Gronoi, E. Bodol, D. l-logon, K. Loubinger. rnlg 2 i ruff As il upseT severol Top- nofch Teoms, The 4986-87 girls' boskelboll leorn lefl its mork on The soulh shore leogue. Along wilh Pom lvlohon ond Cheri Connolly, All-Slor Adri- enne lvlilchelle led The young Clipper Teom. H3 cv' 1 I M , Q'-I 0 '. TE ,ff 3- vtl: 'E '51' Nl , Q 9 . - 74 E .4 'Wm 11 .QV 'Ae 0 N109 2' WINTER TRACK l 'iAi ar'- Q 'Q I: fi ,T x fX - ' Fang 'Q' .f in fron' row J Forney J Smith. S Hoiiond. C Goslin, B. Dillon. Codch Littlefield, B. McGonnigdI, E. Burke, K. Cdvondugh, A. Thompson. Second row it ioison C Forty. C Moclbonoid, E Lorson, K. Nierodd, K. Mulkerrin, B. MocDondId. M. Thoms, J. Metivier, M. Hurley, J, Rdnsom. J. Wdnsnrrn it Sorry Third row G Opdyke,N. i?ohmon,O. Ahedrn,S. BoIIerini,B. CuIIey,J. Devin,L. Wong, T. Reogcin, R. FreehiII,K. McCdffrey,S. EY'1v.'fJTf1S K Mcfjoffrey, L Murphy, M Drysddle, ivi Lordon. The 4087 boys' winter TTOCR tedm enjoyed its finest seoson ever with o record of three wins ond four losses ond d 3-4 record in their conference. The highlight of the seoson wds d close, hedted contest with Scitudte on the lost night of the sedson, though the Clippers come up ten points short. Bright spots for Norwell were Ann im- Sm we Q21 111,00 Wm HIHXXF lmmg WH Qin vga m Milla will! 5 wt iw ms .sig 1:2 dll-time miler Brion Spitz ond middle-distdnce run- ner Mott Messinger. Once dgdin, competing in the tough Tri-County Ieogue in the winter prepdred the Norweii trockies to domindte the south shore iedgue in the spring. if 4 'V Go ohedd . . . moke my ddy. 4 I Xxx 'S ,,..-J' fu 'r. f 3 The fall musical, Funky Winker- bean's Home- coming, was one of the finest pro- ductions Norwell High has ever seen. The audi- ence went into hysterics over Brandon Suiiivan's outstanding por- trayal of Les Moore, the school nerd. The story begins with West- view High's prep- arations for the imminent Home- coming game-. Holly Budd, played by Kim Nash, looks for- l ward to the event, because she hopes to achieve her life- long ambition of becoming homecoming queen. Meanwhile, Les dreams of becom- ing popular and asking out Suzi Peterson CNicole Tafraliany. Due to a scheduling change, however, the homecoming is can- celled until Les comes to the rescue by breaking into the schooI's computer system and rescheduling the game. John Gately as Mr. Dinkle, the band director l'm just a mean old bus drivin' man ' it 0 4, 0 up-v ' , A 1' 16, . AN 1 :ld s Q, ,: 5 I ,QV P . Mn? R WRESTLING Front row K Comes. T Ldrrnoy Second row' lvl. Keiter, J. Ldrrnoy, G. Neville, M. Forti, M. Loverty, C. Dirk, T. Deinenger, M. BOTO D Deoeso. B TOYIOT Third row Coocn l?oss,S.Foggdrty,B.Hudson,D.Burns,J.HindIey,D.Sporrow,J.lv1cCue,J.Doe,N. Fionertvi P Kernon. M Scnleicner, lvl Howk, J. Worsdw Qmdndgerj be . llf Codcn Ross' 1986-87 wrestling teorn continued its trend to' wdrds improvement ds it bet- tered its record of d yecir dgo. Seniors Kevin Cdrnes QQ-2-lj ond Tndd Ldrmdy Cl 4-'lj excelled ds they cdptdined d Idrgely under- cldssmdn squdd. Led by the re- turning Ron Depeso dnd Mike Forti, next yedr's TGOTTT will look to continue building GD ever strengthening teom. xi- H .K 1 Q' ' 1 Q EJ, 3'- bv' ,af Cn one of the most memordble trips in NHS history, Mr. Ddrgis' group jetted to Frdnce in '86 to meet up with excitement ond good times. The frigid cold of the Chdtedux on the Loire Volley wos hord to toke, but Aldin dl- woys hod the bus worm ond reody for us. Everyone loved Ld Tour Eiffel ond Mont ST. Mi- chel, but Ndpoledn wos our fovorite, LA BELLE FRANCE 1h .iF .L 3 f-1 ' .4 '+I - :i nag 1 'F5'?f'T , . ' 1--X , 'Yl'-Agia J' w 4 E hxPxaw. -5 'Ex ?' 5 NU!! ,IA ' A VPC 'Q 3 'iv' 'H , , . . I 1 .l an -g. ,J 1 1 ,, ,, Q , v. S. S 4. ,X ss' W ng. Q , , 151 13' 2 1 3 , - N- 2 R, , : x 5 4, - v-f Q 4 1 if! ' a . 10 A 4 X' J i wig- J I 3 I 1 ! ' ff ad f,pf3,,, :gay 'M 'ff ' M yv, JA -Q, ' , , .i 'W' ik W fi , 1 Q' ,QW ' ' . 4 f fix: H-gf, 1 1-hir ' f z. 'lv-J-'wi Q 4 v 'V 'S w 1 fl--W5 Z W ,,,... - an 23jQ ffggff H 'nilv W ' V V' ,k A ,ifffznfgi Af' if fm: Fw., A . , 0 W . 3 i Q l -an F 0 95' aw.- r 1? 1 Qr 'xx. 'i u 1 1 . .4 Cdl. dv 4 7' 5 'ff' X -1 41 , Ji' 14- 'Y - GR 3 ,. ,Q vue 1-. M .,. xv., . Wig- f W' A--llxsifig .4 Ysv-Eur faq. W V53 Q4 v 1 K I f E x -A l 'itll Y , - 1011 WYTWGIC-LK IISIXHHMI .4- ANOTHER DAY .... ANQTHER DOLLAR 4' . nil! L ' ' ' ' ' 1 Vx , fi? -A agvsw -arf., we ' ,1 , gf'-'fgsixj .. Q F. 4 lx Q s. 45:4 f uf 4 . L. Mouro Cossidy folds clothes ot the Goteposf. Bob Harrison flefiy rents video cassettes ot Lectro City. Sfephonie Greene Cobovej works the register of Seors. 133 E '35 xx X , 4. ' . ' 'Y 'I v P' . fl' 15.4 I O55 ,st Every yedr during spirit week, students toke port in the troditionol weird ddy. Heother Prouty fbelowy ond Ann Geoghegdn dress up for the festive occossion. f , .v .- qs t J D'lk HQ 'rl fy D Y' WEIRD DA WEIRD DAY ,4u ' '74 L E Xiiv I I I I I , .Lk Q ,lf - 1 A -'gf-Q1 , ' A ' 4 Ii 5 K r if TY i '-'?Y7?1.'1 f 1, ,1-,145 Q-5'-1951: Q 1' lv .J. A wuz :fail 2. 9' .542-45 if-f +A, I 'Fl 1 'x my, , I nr- ,A C-v Bw? 'I' -Af 'a :Im'M' m f-ff? 2 LAN , 'W' eww 4 gf.g2f-1, lb. K . i ,tar ,J f .1, XA ,.,. .,iv3g,,,-yjhiiigz N as , ,' tg' ff? fa ,fm 32 A, tg fiafz .i fzfqiz' if A, vi-2'-.J - Y kt V ' R.---fvf.. --.w1'r ..:i W 5-. 4124, ' A-L. if , 5 :N-fx :ii rail' bg 'fr vfkffi 25-J - .A ' ?xEv34'fg973? 'J Q-.vaiii wi, ek? 'f,.h,m,-A 1, 4' ',' W-T L f jr- f',,Ll,.,f-.1-.Iii f 757 '. .17 ' J? ' .57 ,5- V, 'R' 1 17 19,3 4,2 ,X ,,1 ' fi' 92 f V , 4 my . ,H .4 ' ,R ,bg-L. .2?x,'. . X QW- x,.Q 2, ,. Le, , - wk ,N 1.1-,'. gf N. f 3, ,V Jixwf Q., 2 ,. if se 1-I ?' .AISH .5 . Zi-' '. .1.A 3 e 'N ' f ' , 'O fx .Q I ' 'rx-.Q f f ' ,ffm-M '. i ff? I , N , .V QL, iff. 3 - 5 -W' . - A ' . Yg- V V . . 1 Y . nf fi ..fw 'mzf S .Wig A if . - - QQ, if ,Q - ' ' f . 5, wg , ,gum A x 1 5 Q W , 1, my ' r f-'.n 1. 5-3 , L- , A He --no-, J , J 1 . -w - YA EGG BABIES 1,., Each year, Mrs. Travis' psychology classes enjoy a week-long experirhenT in which The sTudenTs care for an egg-baby. The sTudenTs musT keep The babies in Their care aT all Times and They can leave Them aT a day-care cenTer in The library if They need To. If a parenT is caughT leaving his baby in his locker, he musT wriTe a reporT on child-abuse: If a baby is kidnapped or accidenTaIly killed, The sTudenT has The opporTuniTy To adopT. Each nighT, The parenT musT fill ouT a i'IeT's preTend sheT, on which he describes his acTiviTies of The day. 1 R,. gb I s Q . Y 4 h . R f f ' f,,51 ff':f ,, WW' f-ff.-3 H ' 1 . f ,,,.f!,,, .1 X 'l 'BK- Qs-f f',! Y ' Q V !ZQff f-f'.ffA'7 ff' 1' ll' I ,,, V , uf: -s. 1 If w Y V13 1 NYM bca ii, J T TAT S NEW W, AND NQWHERE IN FADS, FASHIONS AND BEYOND. The Whopper really is beTTer Than The Big Mac according To N.H.S. seniors. in a poll. 7096 of The seniors prefered BK while only 3096 chose McD's. lT must be Those free refills aT BK. Where do Those well dressed seniors shop? Jordan Marsh aT The Mall is The mosT popular place followed closely by The LimiTed and The Gap. Many sTudenTs prefer Traveling in Town for Their cloThes To a variefy of sTores like Banana Republic and Bloomies. The more economic sTudenTs enjoy bargain hunTlng aT The SdlvdTion Army where good buys can always 45'-im A5 EL' be found. When asked whaT school food is The besT, seniors replied wiTh a varieTy of answers ranging from chicken nuggeTs To salad. However, The l'rusTler grinders wiTh cheese sauce and The crispy slice of pizza seem To be favoriTes. Too bad you have To waiT so long To geT Them. , ' 5A1r 3. 1- 'H ,HQ .L A' .HE ,xusf MC' ' - nal' ' A I .J kv LLM .. . .5 The arrival of The ViTa Pup To N.H.S. has added a new dimension To The lunchroom scene. On any given day, one can wiTness seniors making freauenT excursions To The lunch line on whaT are called slush runs. BuT whaT flavor l'ViTa Pup is The besT'P 5096 of The seniors polled prefer blue rasp- berry while abouT 3596 choose cherry. Ledpin' lemon-lime has some fans Too, as close To 1096 of The seniors prefer iT To any ofher flavor. As far as music is concerned, The seniors seem To be more inTo rock Than anyThing else. Bob and Zip as well as The Big MaTTress Tied for firsT place wiTh an overwhelming majoriTy of voTes. Classic hiTs, WZLX. and 94.4 WHJY Took second place followed closely by Rock The BoaT 404 .7 for sTudenTs preferring funky Tunes. I . I l f-f 5 c cf Jin Our closs of '87 showed greoT diversiTy in our preference of bonds, wiTh BosTon, Genesis ond Bonjovi leoding The pock. However, There were mony oThers, such ds Von Holen, Cinderelld, Run- DMC ond Kool ond The Gong which were olso high voTe-geTTers. Led Zeppelin, The Eogles, ond GrdTeful Deod round off The lisT, ond prove ThoT o ll- l j'-gif? VX ,..4 As for singers, Phil Collins, PeTer Gdbriel ond WhiTney HousTen Topped The IisT. However, our diversiTy come Through, ond ndmes such GS STeve Winwood, Eddie lvloney, Bob Seiger, JoneT Jockson, PoT Beno- Tor, Ivlodonno, ond of course, The Boss oppeor nedr The Top. frequenT blosT from The posT coTches us dll. To be or noT To be: ThoT is The quesTion , HomleT sold, buT for us There wos no quesTion. HomIeT ond lvlocbeTh were by for The mosT hdTed English reoding ossignmenTs. John STeinbeck's GTODGS of WrdTh wos o somewhoT disTonT second, os se- niors seemed To be more inTeresTed in someThing closer To home Thdn The sdgd of The Jodds. Sorry To STeinbeck ond Shokespeore, buT we would rdTher see The movie. li, if QQTIIMSBOL. JA 5.5 ICE CREAM i I Y' AlThough lvloonlighTing, Fdmily Ties ond DynosTy Tried Their besT, no one could geT The besT of Bill Cosby ond The Cosby show. 9096 of dll seniors voTed Cosby Their fovoriTe. Moddie, Dove, The KedTons ond Alexis will jusT hove To geT ThoT fobu- lous Cosby wiT. - .. -TL ... . , - i ' x E -Y l Q A4 Z., ln The booming meTropolis of Norwell, o senior con dlwoys fine o meons of enTerToinmenT however sconTy The choices moy be. The fovoriTe ploce To go on o weekend wos BosTon, where iT is impossible To be bored. For oThers, ChrisTy's wos The ploce To be, buT if dll else foiled, we could dlwoys crdsh oT d friend's house ond do whoT we pleose . -,. of ,N- N Q 6 :Q 24 -I . Alf V 4- +xI f . Q I '1 ap ' 'Fi 1 V it-. lm A, I Q 3, ,Q 1 K y , q Jr. :: 'n-1 m - s E Q X X 1 KN xx-A I , x ' X - X f 6:- I '.'g.... Y. I ,s h. n 'J' . 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Ciockwise: Alexis Pelletier qV.P.j, Kim Boden Csecrefaryj, Jim Maguire Qhistorianj, not pictured-Krision Deyesso qtreosurerj, Mark Hopkins fpresidenij. Back Row: Mark Larson qPresiden0, Caroline Dra- heim fhisiorianj, Susanne Mucci Crreasurerj, Dei- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bock Row: K. McGowan, M. Collins, H Howe, L. Elliott, K. Hopkins, H. Prouty, K Krd sler, R. Fldherty Middle Row: M Mes V - - ' singer, A. Kopolko, P. Koulourds, C. Con- nolly, S. Gronoi, K. Cornes, B. Tebeou. Front Row: D. Flynn, M. Mohony, J. Gdtely R.A.O. S.A.O. Mrs. Ociello, J. Woodworth, Billy Te- bedu, K. Hopkins, K. Hietdld, Mo Lorson. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Bock Row: S. Mucci, J. Moguire, B Sullivon, D. Noce, K. Hietdlci, K. Hop- kins, J. Cornwoll, J. Woodworth, A Livingston, Middle Rowz J, Hubble, J Monning, C. Connolly, D. Cdrty, C Bosler, P. Mohon, P. Thornell, G MdcDonold, K. Nixon, Front Row Advisors Mrs. Trovis, S. Bosler, H Howe, C. Burke. SPANSH CLUB Bock Row R Dorgrs, K. Loubinger, W. Dunn. P. Kenney, A Brodlee. J Brenn, S. Mucci. G. Sulc. D Corty, A. Burke 3rd Row: G. Blon- chord. J Fewkes. J Woles. C. Droneim, J. Woodworth, H. McGowan, S. Bdsler 2nd Row: H Prouty, J Monning, K. McGowan. M. C-ougnon, C Springer, R. Cook. J. Trosk, S. Bollerinr, K Lorson Front Row: B. Sullivon, D. Noce, T Louoinger, J. Hubble CLUB Bock Row: J. Gillis, J. Evons, K Dietz, K. Hopkins, E. Simmons, K Nixon, Down Bogni, D. Corty, B Cully, J. Ronsome, D. Fdrror, K Wolsh Middle Row: M. Mohony T. Newmon, M. Somdrtino, R McEwan, K. Krcysler, M. Collins non, L. Anderson, J. Carson. J Devln, A. Devin, D. Resnick, J Hennlgon, W. Prenhiss, J. Burke l H. Prouty LATIN CLUB Bock Row: K. Gllmoure, A. McKoy, J. C. Klick, E. Larson, J. Burke, K. Coyle Middle Row: T. Mederos, M. Scmdrtino, L. Mollo, B. Cooper, Mrs. Dunn Front Row: S. Shonder- shoker, K. Krcysler, L. Anderson, A. Devin. K. Larson. L. Wong, L. McNeil J. Rockne, C. Dunford, M. Stons- bury Front Row: L. Barron, J. Lon- CHORUS Bock Row: B. Hoyes, J. Goiely Middle Row: J. Hennigon, Mrs. Geeze, D. Sexton, S. Mogulre. R. Noppi, J. Clegg Front Row: A. Jorvis, C. Anselmo, A. Boker. S. Virfo. C. Dunford Bock Row: D. Flynn, S. McQuor- rie, K. Nixon, D. Difiore, E. Sim- mons. S. Tedeschi, C. Virtue, C. Paterson, C. Connolly, K. Hielolo. S. Gronoi, C. Dunford, R. Cook, S. Virfo, C. Springer, R. Noppi, S. Maguire, D. Comollelli 3rd Row: A. Boker, K. Kornes, B. Hdyes, K. Kroysler, H. McGowan, A. Brown. L. Anderson, C. Elder, J. Golely 2nd Row: P. Thornell, A. Devin, J. Gillis, D. Sexton, K. Burke, J. Hen- nigon, S. Bollerini, D. Resnick, J. Evons, A. Anderson, N. Sestiti lst Row: J. Hubble, N. Tofrolion, B. Sullivon, K. Nosh, J. Click, A. Liv- ingsfon, D. Corly. M. Somcirtino BAND Bock Rowi P. Norton, A. Hoffner, E. Curronl, D. Boiley, E. Lorson, K. Spur, J Evons, A. Thompson Front Row: A. Jor- vis, K. Norolo, C. Hughes, J. Giglio, K Lorson, J. Melivier, S. Srnilh, C. Elder DRAMA CLUB sf . ART CLUB Back Row S Rockne. C Dunfora, J Maguire 3rd Row K Kraysler, J Hubble, N Taylor, J. Mohan 2na Dow H MCC-owon, A Devin. Q Cook ist Dow K Burke. L Barron, W Prentiss, D. Maccini YEA STAFF Bock Row: L. Elliot, M. Stansbury. Ms. Doherty, P. Newsome, P. Kalouras, M. Mahony, B. Dillon, K. McGowan, P. Kenney. M. Mes- singer, R. McEwen Front Row: C. Connolly, E. Simmons, D. Nace K. Hopkins, J. Wales, A. Kapolkaf K. Kraysler, S. Granai, P. Trombley EDUCA'l1ON Back Row: M. Larson, A. Devin, J. Wales, M. Stansbury, J. Trask, J. Woodworth Front Row: D. Carty, K. Larson, S. Mucci, H. Prouty MATH CLUB Clockwise from top: B. Dillon, K. Kroysler, M. Collins, M. Mohony, M Messinger A Bock Row: A. McKdy, J. Woles, K. McGowan, H. Coldwell: S. Cnonder- shoker, D. Corty, K. Lickfield, C. Brod- ley, K. Kroysler, A. Livingston, J. Trosk Middle Row: B. Sullivon, M. Stonsbury, E. Boddl, S. Mucci, M. Collins, J. Wood- worth, L. Anderson Front Row: K. Wolsh, M. Moculo, J. C. Klick, M. Mdhony, H. Prouty, D. Resnick, R. Cook NORWELL HIGHLIGHTS Bock Row: J. Mdguire, J. Evons, L. Elliot K. Kroysler, K. Spur, A. Anderson, C. Ki- tridge 3rd Row: Mrs. Woodworth, K Burke, A. Devin, M. Mohony, H McGowan, M. Collins, C. Dunford, K Kornes, L. Anderson 2nd Row: K McGowan, N. Toylor, J. Click, D. Res- nick tst Row: H. Howe. T. Reogon, D Corty J 8. B EQUIPMENT RENTAL CENTER FOR HOME AND CONSTRUCTION . 5,84 ir II 5 GROVE ST. AND RT. 53 NORWELL 878-1 103 NORTH RIVER PARTY RENTAL 0 1 U3 T '. IT,-: fd. v'...,w 4x . I .- 456 COLUMBIA RD. RT 53 HANOVER 826-5931 GOCD LUCK CLASS OF '87 5' .. sf f ' mms v J amy- Wx ,' 1' 4 JMX. ' W- ' A, L A AA f , , ,,x V, -3 aft' 1 ,PW f, 1 5? iv' if an-,L 3 'M WlQunuu Mm f 53, -1 T. V 1 , . X U f ,AAA A , -V f ' A ' M - Icwi' - ..,., ' is- ' 12594 6 5 J , T szmwumnguulrw Nmvooors Hanover. MA Mil 617-826-4448 2 ggmhii NEVADA BOB'S DISCOUNT GOLF AND TENNIS WESTWOOD 0 HYANNIS ' BOSTON 0 HANOVER WOBUFIN UICIALITI ll Cl-ldllli UIQ! UAIAGID FNOIIIW NORWELI. 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