Plymouth Carver High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1978 volume:

if x.,., x f tl ' X Y , .- 91 il r . Y i I 4 - X x I Y I l I i .NX - '. N 1 L 9 K LKC 373.7448 The Pilgrim P1L 1978 in-mi: 57 '93 I H I2 G X 1978 PILGRIM H. j ' ' tw ' t ooo?44sLu1u , f5 o P1 mouth-Carver High School Plymouth, Massachusetts '- sftsm V ,W A.. .,.. ,MNH - sr ,A A 2? 7 ' r f A i .vw- fb nxt...-4' 7, 9 , I 3 , ig We fi ,fm , , 1 4 ,Q 1 di K-mw i 4 way. Q x DX Lvbgi , 1: A I H 4 x 1 ha- I x IJ' ' i if J tx? rl , A N Q ' I l 9 bf' 'xxx ' ' ' . ., xA ' , ,xl . ,f .T 'S sd' 3 hi . Table of Contents FALL Superlatives Faculty Fall Sports WINTER Underclassrnen Activities Winter Sports SPRING Seniors DEDICATIO l Will C it ll 9 ll r :lu if 4-at WI. i. ' N .- Q Mr. Henry Cryer - Coordinator of Athletic Programs This year the class of 1978 wishes to dedicate its yearbook to lVlr. Henry Cryer, a most able and loyal athletic director. His career at P.C.H.S. began as a teacher and coach. He con- tinued in this capacity for many years. His keen awareness and knowledge of sports soon became apparent to others and this led him to become athletic director. His performance as such has earned the respect and admiration of all who know him. We wish him continued success. YEARBGGK EDITORS 192 c 7 'v Maman.. s.i'9 fAunq,,,,4gn,-Wm, W Peter Brigida Debbie Osborn Co-Editor Co-Editor mx-J 3' ' 'i Gln 1.9 Mark Ferriero Jon Pierson Layout Editor Financial Manager IN MEMQRIAM Peter Joseph Curtis He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often and loved muchg who has gained the respect of intelli- gent men and the love of little childrenp who has filled his niche and accomplished his taskg who has left the world better than he found it, whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem or a rescued soulg who has never lacked appreciation of earth's beauty or failed to express itg who has looked for the best in others and given the best he hadp whose life was an inspirationp whose memory is a bene- diction. Mrs. Arthur J. Stanley I MEMQRIAM Joanne Brown If we had not known you, perhaps the day would be easier to understand. As it is our memory world has little room to forget. You were always there when we needed a friend, but now you're gone and we can't understand. When we think of you, we try to remember the good times. But it's hard to remember, when our eyes are filled with tears. Now you're gone and buried, and you will never know the feeling we carried. Amy Usher 'I .I f I . I I I I I I I r I . 1 I I I I I s I I I I 1 I , , .1 S I w . , X 2 X x Q1 ' xxx W fig. W Q. K? A Q . -y 4 , rw . V . I ix 437 ' 'Huw V. 157 -P I4 - In , . 34, A ' . I A pearl' I Q 0 Vkmtk Qfifl' I J af M ika aAai S ! 3 12 4 2 .-arf 'E 'WW' -f , .N...,f S, -Jah 03-aa an 2-ik gnu J? R 'i 'N' ' 4-! 'L-. gm-. w w 1 1 I 1 , . JG 5.4: 3 Q I 5., . . ,,,A - -, 5 ws ff A ,w1ee - H , ,Mg V -'S ,., , fl :f'f11v?32'LQ.w?g Q1- , , Q ,JF 1 , 11 3 . WM T4 N ,wig gm ' ' 955 ' f ' 4 ff .. X , i. , HAL-,f 1- 5 'ZF' wif ' A ,:, 'Mn' , Wg, ,. 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A DMA' V' 'Ei XL!! fu I 2 Y V1.1 P t 4 '. by by V of 01, , gg, , -,,- -1 3 ,,, ,Ang-, --,4 y., . gay? 1:6551-Q Exchange students added a lot to our school this year. We were very proud to have them here and hope someday they will return. We wish the best of luck to those students who came to P.C. and those P.C. stu- dents who are 'going abroad. 'ff -'J 1 uf' Q 1' eg--:J hd 1.351 gmt: we r f'X -ev 1452-'-5. P.. M-- 4. . Y ,Q -fa Qui' -N Q. A .- 'Vu ..:.f,x, '- FALL Y K SE ICR SUPERLATIVES HIGHWAY MENACE BEST ALL AROUND Mark Donahue and Lisa Signorini Joe Fernandes and Phyllis McDounough ik. . fffo. ftffi i' ,55?'if'i53?55?ff?+ f ' 7V 72? . EAW 1 ' fffa 'Tig ' 1. 25 ' ' f-'We' ilfff w-,,f:. X-IFE4:-5 guna, ' s,,,.aZ.'Qf , 1.445-.. . -- f, ' J i..1f:Qlf1:E1f A 35- lar' 'er '-s ' i f, ff- ' - S J 1 ' . v . , . x I .N:Nx. . CLASS CLOWNS CLASS SWEETHEARTS Darren Johnson and Lisa Arons Joe Beaton and Paula Correa SE IDR SUPERLATIVES CLASS OPPOSITES SHYEST Charlie Gilmore and Donna Guidetti Victor Armstrong and Martha Weeks --qi Mad' , 52 'Wi ,. :nv z'?'lbwW .' .. A rf- ff if, - 5 .': 3. I ,I L this' A W, ' X Nz ,wifivf , A Q5 K 'fi ' of ff- , If , 'l L ff if Mt' ' aff as 5-Y at iw 9 Nfl MOST LIKELY TOASUCCEED MOST TALKATIVE John Kritzmacher and Lisa Arons John McKay and Lisa Signorini fl-.5 .' iss' ,. ,3 r ,.1, mfg . 'K'- -'ffl gs ,fl 4 uv' T ix' -Q fl , , C W4 ,G fx. -ng ,, A,,1 SE ICR SUPERLATIVES CLASS PALS CLASS MUSICIANS Tracy Mello and Debbie Dunham Charles Silvia and Dana Dunn 1 l ? . r-.. --, -x ,SW fl l of- P 2 Wir an sf .1 FF! fl 5-'S Il lizgju L-: 1+ f . , ' , - - 1 Q , gfwi A, A 4 L ' S I r1.,g.'J+'iflw BEST ATHLETES DONE MUST FOR P-C Joe Fernandes and Michelle Gregory Robert Rose and Dana Dunn SE IOR SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKING Ann Fraccalossi and Van Johnson Hifi!! MOST STUDIOUS Richard Baker and Arilee Bagley CLASS PALS David Socha and Greg Brenner f i .Ml f K4 1 .....,,,5'f 'k i 'f EJ CLASS FLIRT Kevin Pinto and Bonnie Willard SE IOR SUPERLATIVES -, -if -' 1. cLAss ARTIST M G Joe DeSouza Julie Zammarchi :J . tl fe 92 'Z , . g 1 if BEST DRESSED Suzanne Villano Joe Fernandes ' V47 - .ff -. -LN mfr up BIGGEST APPETITE Michelle Gregory Andy Erskine CLASS CLOWNS Frankie Andrews Kim Strauch shammi ADMIN ISTRATIQN Mr. F. Edward Nicholas, Superintendent Cry Mr. Wilben pl Cingolani Mr. William Gault Jr., Assistant Superintendent CD Principal AL ,I E. ts it I 1 , 'H Mr. Rpbert E. Holton Mr. Paul Fleming Mrs. Mary Henry Vice Principal Assistant Principal Dean of Girls Mr. John Smith - Chairman The Bow-wow theory just pooh- poohed. E GLISH Mr. James Gadbois Mrs. Nancy Orton Would you believe I was once Bozo Oh HelI! the cIown? Mr. Marty Thorsen Aw, you gave me that excuse last week. wa-VN. A V Mrs. Rita Leonardi Mr. Brian Morse The face that launched a thousand Bully, BuIIy! ships. Mr. Richard Briggs Mr. Alan Cohen Guess who's coming to dinner . k.,MK ,. -1'- 'A M' L 1, Q . Y.:-gl Q Mrs. Donna Evans Mrs. Donna Petrangelo My heart belongs to Daddy You no good . . O - Am I supposed to fall for that one? . as V. 5 Mrs. Jeanne Strassel This is the only period I have to study. rx Ms. Karen Martin Pepto Bismol presents Women on the Run. Mr. John Allen If you want to catch someone s attention - Whisper! Miss Janet Draghetti Wednesday is Miss Draghetti day. 'lynn' Miss Jan Hall I'm just praying I'II make it through the year. ' 'frviff , 2 X... ,gi .-3. I 40-on 1 --4-.4 ix lg U. Z ' F. Q! ug x Mr. Robert Wade Mr. Yoshiro Sanbonmatsu Mrs. Mary O'Connor Winning isn't the only thing, but No, I'm not Japanese: I am Irish! Alright, already - CHEESE! some day, we'II win! MATHEMATICS Ms. Jeanne Johnston What do you mean is Lit going under- Mr. Angelo Medici - Chairman Nlr. Peter Fachetti ground? HFIGARO-FIGARO-FIGARO!'' Look, no chalk on my nose! ,- -4 . ,C 1 . A' -f . N1 , 'AX 'is - - , -e .. . . . gt if Q .R :: J Q. w of fr 0 ' Q3 f' i 5 I ' ,N Mr. John McCarthy Mrs. Helen Jillson Simulator - What simulator? l'm laughing for- two. 'Vff ' As cl Mrs. Rebecca Palmisano My name is Palmisano but you can call me Cheese-Lady! Mr. Russell Randall i - I Are you sure mars Mr. Fleming's Mrs. Joan DeLano Mlss Mary Kelsllng signature on this pass? 3 2 his I ,7 fi I M. Ml? ML, ' 17' m on af. I W -.:' .J all ,-J a-fr V 2 on . ft.: tim ,. mum 4, You little heathen. Is this a panty raid? F' , Big X Mr. John Lee Mr. Stephen Corvini Mrs. Nancy Morse What are you two doing back there? I really think that I could learn to hate Etc., Etc., Etc. . . . OU. Mrs. Joyce Ruprecht Gotta keep my grade up if I'm going to stay in National Honor. ,-.v,, .:,,,,zJ.f',1:.514-L ,Lf 4f,,4N,f,: . ff , , -5 . . -1, -'P-y5Pf'f491.fZfftafnfwr-:aw N , A , 4- ' Mr. Kenneth St. Martin Let Shick love it I Mrs. Catherine Princiotto Why me? W4 'f' 'HHLJLI Mr. Michael O'Connor Pepto - - - Bismol I-IISTQRY Miss Phyllis Johnson - Chairman . .and you thought all I taught was history 3 if Mr. Kenneth Taylor I hope they don't notice the hole in my t-shirt. S Mr. Henry Shea Mrs. Alba Thompson M,O,K, You've got some nerve! 1, . 'Cv- rxx ' ..4unnnuw nkwfr ' Kev'-'f't 'A A . U , ----' Q .V a 9i3?'S!vazwae 'A '- .t-:.f-:-1- '-' X Mr. David Tarantino Mrs. Barbara Lloyd Funny, I thought George Washington Oh! it's MEELG!! was our First President Mr. Benjamin Hatch Today Silver Lake . . . Tomorrow THE WORLD! - 31:3 1, I ri in , in tj 1. ' .' , f ,,, ,fr 5 QE? -, L A Q sw . . g - T 2 4 vt? 5. 1 ' fw-'Lo ' ,' -z 551 Y Q . ' in g . Mr. Paul Baden There are three things wrong with this picture ' Mr. Joseph DeSisto Mr. Mark Tanguay Uhh! Check it out, Mr. T. Q 'KN W ix iw N is ul l Y- lil Mr. William Nagle Mr. Joseph Robinson Hey Lopes, What are you doin'? Would you like to see my slides of India? Mr. Charles Hussey What's Up Doc? 1' 1 1 .s 1? J' gi 1 Q, ffm , fm ,., -Z X144 : K Mr. David E. Barlow - Chairman Timex takes a licking, but keeps on ticking. Q ki fs Mrs. Muriel Dennull Would you like to see my amoeba? win SCIENCE Mr. Robert J. Martin Don't bother doing your homework: the Russians should be arriving any I use Geritol everyday. moment. Mrs. Margaret Angell .3 .... ..., . . .... .. .... ix x, g I fl 9' ' s ix- A X Mr. Douglas Edwards Mrs. Dawna Colley You're full of solid waste. My husband would kill me, but I love it! Mr. Odo Wang In nursery school my friends called me FANG-WANG. ,V Mrs. Susan Offner I have some great family photos. Zrf. +L a ksaekw. Y Mrs. Mary Shinney I find that hard to beIieve. .v.--5---Q.-..-nw.-.' ' 'v -aluliiiuui -mfwwnuu--www ' Q ' 2 . we , l M awww - --www-nnvunsunnq-d naw? M 1 Mrs. Helen Laine Lab Assistant Step into my Laboratory yf 2:92:32 Q' ' - ?f.4.ff5 ff-3 'W Q' 5: 4- , Mr. Perrin Hughes Miss Patricia Queenan Sometimes you see fascinating spec- Kiss me you microscopic organism imens walking down the hall. POREIG LA GUAGE Miss Nancy Piepul Did you ever wake up refreshed in the morning? G Miss Iris Albertini - Chairman VouIez-Vous. . .avec moi? Miss Mary Ann 0'MaIIey I just finished gathering my nuts. 'Qjmn tx My .X X . .f W Im. ' ' X A r r ff. r Mr. Brian Souza Miss Carol Davis It was a damn good Holy Ghost! Help please, my finger is stuck! f 1 1 -, M i K . .ire . . :PA Miss Jeanne Allaire I will now read a passage from The Joy of Sex. in Miss Clair Henderson Ms. Lynne Spence Mrs. Lydia Marcelonis This library is off limits to everyone On the good ship IoIIipop. I Ms. Madeline Hanafin The gods decreed that I must stand corridor duty. Welcome to my worId. except me! .M ,, 1 59 I '41 M- J iii! ,. ,,4 . .1 Mrs. Leona Swartz - Dept. Chairman I wear my hair like this so you can see my cute little earrings. Mrs. Inger Martinelli Typing turns me on. BUSINESS 1 37 I fy Mrs. Christine Benoit Only your hairdresser knows for JPL , ay 4 x 1 ,f I, as ,J - ,- - C r W - 1. ' 9 Q W.. ff' ,V 59 Q ki Q3 - ' Q .. 1. , Q , K. 5 5 5 6. Q -' 'QT J: -lf 'fjQ- -4 K - 'L' f 'Mai s s Mrs. Linda Pearson Watch it, sucker! 1 f,f 5, Q-uv PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Miss Nancy MacDuffee Nlr. Har0Id Rogers - Chairman Oh, well, look what the cat just drag- lVlyWlFE, IthirlkI'll keep her! gedirlf' -l Mr. Richard Ward Mr. Carl Fryermuth Flex your forehead to the left - Flex Ah - um girls locker room ls on the your forehead to the right - Boys, other side. this is how we flex our foreheadsf' Ms. Jane Marsolais I just found out what goes on in the boys' locker room. 'Y U' --f-f M-'wvfzm'g4wf pqga..,w.,am.m. ' if .. . Q A g, Q ff jx 'N-qgnnlf , Mr. Peter Murphy l'm hot really just another pretty face. Miss Katherine Burke Hi there! 6 Miss Barbara Barrows l'm just trying to become a perma- nent fixture. READI G SPECIALIST5 Mrs. Pauline Werner MVS. Ruth Griswold Put your money where your mouth I YI islfl 'Hi! Griswold here! i 1 ..i.m.uuaa.....A. .. . M .qE a A , A A , r.,,, ,Q Mrs. Bernice Haigh I bet you don't think these are real pearIs. Have you picked up your candles Y 4111 ' , V i . 10 -. if Mrs. Andrea T. Keating ST! MUSIC Mr. Mario A. Crociati This is what I get 505: an hour for. at .-. I 1 gl kb' E .. 4 ' Mrs. Sylvia Thornton Don't tickle the ivories. FI Mr. Patrick P. Berry - Chairman Do-Mi-Sol-Do E ARTS Miss Linda Sauer I'm a rainbow girl, 4 Mr. Richard Seaman It's all in the hands Qu --. ., Qi Miss Dorothy Hebden Oh, Mr. Berry, you tell the funniest jokes. I DUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Ronald Malaquias - Chairman Mr. Paul Gerrior t'Kirk Douglas has nothing on me. I oughta be in pictures! S, f 9 I. i 4 5140: 1 , ,, , 1' , - lg. 1 - . .1 . ,-3 5 it ' Z' ir ' 112 'Q 4 hav b A ,. i,' l . W 6 5 Mr. Arthur Axon You just cut your what off? Mr. William Fairbanks Today l taught the Seniors how to perform an oil change! Mr. Anthony Pepe See what the Ancient Grecian For- mula did for me? , lf 'V f I I Jag ,Ag 1. :WA- 5. V B ' . ' 775525. ' . ' ,fd A ,,,V , , 'V I ,.zff,.y, 3 f 1 2 ,iffy , 1 Mr. Thomas Gustaveson Boy am l glad Period Two is over. I can't take Ellis and his gang. Mrs. Jean Patenaude - Head GUIDANCE Counselor Miss Patricia Comiskey - Mr. Maurice Worth - l'Good thing you can't see what l'm Counselor Counselor reaching for. No more Polish jokes! My name is Worth, not Worth-less. Mr. Horace B. Turner Counselor Yes master. ..,,.l it J, a 4 4 if X 1,59 Mr. Thomas Rogers - Counselor Gee fellas. li .- xf- I Mr. Victor Bissonette - Director of Pupil Personnel Services This paper work could impress any body. D HCJME ECONOMICS Mrs- Beverly Thomas - Mrs. Shirley srrauch Chairman Boys, you haven't seen me when l'm It's good to the last drop. really cookin. 1302? , Miss Audrey Ziergiebel - Mrs. Virginia Bramhall - Librarian Secretary They don't have THAT book on THIS My books aren't the only things that st. are stacked. LIBRARY Mrs. Jackie Bouley I can't seem to forget you y fn- 'Tv Ms. Jnani Chapman I never knew true joy until I worked in the library. SPECIAL EDUCATICD Mr. Dennis Aresta - Chariman, Special Education, Work Study Coordinator Mr. Vincent Cohee Miss Patricia Cosgrove Get a job? You're talking to the kid. I got my belt buckle in Wyoming. Love letters are hard work. 'Q E X MY Wllllam Clark Mrs Isabel Montgomery Oooh! That smarts. - If 5 3 living, AUDIO-VISUAL Mr. James Donovan Audio-Visual Coordinator Lord, I was born an A.V. man. .Q 441 Mrs. Joan Flynn Audio-Visual Aide 'Today was just one of those days. ITINERANTS Mr. Ronald Luiz Just think, it only took four years of college to become a lunchtime hall guard. Mrs. Judith Page Smile when you call me Nlrs. Bor- gatri. Mr. Henry Cryer Coordinator of Boys and Girls Athletics Someone actually stole the parallel bars. ENN. , A lvllv 2. 'Q Mr. David Roberts Work! Study Save your nickels, save your dimes. Mrs. Patricia Morse l.B.M. Miss Cynthia Arons Mr. Chester Downey I use Pearl Drops tooth polish. Three Math Attendance Supervisor tubesaday! Hi! l'ma Leo! Whatare you? Boy, l'mastinker! il il 1 'f 11. om 1 1 , l Mrs. Maryann McKenna Mrs. Donna Ryan Mrs. Pamela Spillane l.B.M. Math Reading Hltwasjustone ofthosethingsf' Class, the subject is rnath, not sex Has anybody seen my Contact education. lenses? M 4 7 HEALTH QFFICE Mrs. A. Elizabeth Stephen School Nurse SECRETARIES Mrs. Marion Whiting No, I can't take your temperature the You're kidding! You mean my lights Mrs. Cecilia Borgatti other way. are on. I Sorry, but l'm busy Friday night. , .. . i ,Q ' ' ,.,, . Y, A - is ,VI ut . .. Iv . . .,.,.Q,, .-.. , M - . A ' : , . , . Q -.35-iSi.3i'i4'2 - - f ' 'iff Mrs. Patricia Vecchi Health Aide The short and sassy look. Mrs. Anita Fernandes Mrs. Marjorie Harlow l want to be loved by you, boo-boo-b- Yes, Mr. Cingolani, l'Il pick up your oo! laundry at3:OO. l Mrs. Doris Roncarati Guidance Secretary Just sit still while I finish drawing your picture for the police mugbookf' Mrs. Coleen Terry Guidance Secretary l was fluffy 'til I went flat. Mrs. Ann Ferazzi Guidance Aide Someday, I'm going to get here. out of 1. but Mrs. Flora Ledo Cafeteria Personnel Matrgn We don't care if there is a fly in your soup. We don't charge extra for meat. Can I move now? FALL SPQRTS H 1 I 1 J . 5 PQQTBALL In August, the upcoming football season looked quite dis- mal. Graduation and injuries to crucial players had taken their toll. With a handful of seniors and a corps of inexperienced underclassmen, Coach Carl Freyermuth set to work to form a football team. Although the Blue Eagles did as well as was predicted, com- piling a 36-1 season, there were a few bright spots. As each game went by, there was marked improvements in players and in the offense and defense. Towards the end of the sea- son, P-C gave every team a run for their money, The 1977 Plymouth-Carver football season will be noted as a year when each player dedicated as much as possible toward a team effort. Of these players, Peter Villani and Joe Fernandes were selected as OCL all-stars. Contributing sen- iors were Chuck Martin, Dave Reardon, Jim DeSisto, Richard Baker, Ed Strong, Cris Post, Victor Armstrong, Pete Stanghel- line, Paul Stasinos, Tony Taylor, Lou Montanari, and Doug A Preston. C'mon lucky seven! , rf, 5 is Y f W i A. 'Ani When E. F. Hutton talks. . . ,3Q7' - g,.,a'.:iff1:q.,:fw'a4'fg-p.r,g,,m:f: in-.rwfe T-ami Iv' - 'HW f '51 'A ' 5 , .Sw--. F154 x .' v- . . ,Q t. 5 .5 -V , ,. -1. - ' ' First Row fl-rj: Chris Post, Jim DeSisto, Paul Stasinos, John Poole, Dave Reardon, Peter Villani, Chucke Martin, Joe Fernandes, Ed Strong, Tony Taylor, Peter Stangelini, Richard Baker, Second Row: Tommy Howell, Tom McCarthy, Mike Socha, Bob Burton, Jeff Pratt, Ron Benedict, Victor Armstrong, Louis Montanari, Hal Mazilli, Mike Frecalossi, Charlie Quint, Frank Lopresti, Jim Souza, Third Row: Steven Dupuis, Marty Dolan, Lucky Perry, Billy Hunt, Alan Tosi, David DiSalvatore, David Doule, David Meade, Don Boudreau, Keith Berttochi, Bill Peters, Tim Downy, Mark Grant, Norm Taylor, Jim Poweres, Fourth Row: Mark Harmon, Tim Walsh, Chad Rossi, Mark Jepson, Mark Richards, Bill Gails, Steve Moran, Mike Owens, Steve Tavernelli, John Coon, Steve Rogers, Bob Noonan, Doug Preston, Top Row: Dana Ruprecht, John Healy, Dwayne Follette, Tim Hucle, Bob Hathaway, John Kapolla 52 A You stupid son of a . 'PQ'- away JE H X., 12522 if Gif 3555? PLEASE, not so tight! 1 I 5 I IW! f -5 ,..., Q IIS' What do you think of this dance for the half time show, fellas? Let's get the man with the camera. tf 1 . . 'tg' Excuse me, Doug, you have a screw driver in your face. vm 'H gb She's the blonde, third row, fourth seat. N i I -.2 - s -atm 2 X X.,,,-w 7,1 Hal, you should have done that in the locker room! Gimme a hit man! .31 ,. 1 ,. ff? f i y r me 'TZ .T , 1, Didn't your father ever tell you about the birds and the bees? Mayday, Mayday, football team in trouble! I h ' ff lo 'QV W5 . HQ- f sf-X Not now dear, after the game! SHOVE IT! , 1 'iifib 1 1. '., . 1 I if fi Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes! Gimme that thing! ww, , The coach isn't looking, throw me a beer! You take it I don't-want it! 5 is I V E . . H-I . L ' You go down the road take a right and . . . Where'd everybody go? The 1977-78 Plymouth-Carver High School ig-fi-7: f7':.'2.HI. W l Field Hockey Team placed second in the Old Col- - 3-T:':? -,213 ony League with an 11-4-1 record. This year's FIELD HQCKEY squad was led by three outstanding tri-captains: ..q.,., Michele Gregory, Lauri Fleid, and Arilee Bagley. Kim Fernandes, scoring 22 goals, broke the record for most goals scored in a season. P-C was edged out of the quarter-finals of the State Tour- nament losing to Bishop-Stang 2-1. Michele Gregory and Kim Fernandes were selected to the O.C.L. All-Star team and Kim was also selected to the All-Scholastic Brockton Enterprise. Overall, the P-C Field Hockey team had a very successful season. cr-5:3 1 941+ The Bench Crew! ' 4 Ill-J .I ll'l.. ,I . . ! 1- if 1 Blow in my ear and l'll follow you anywhere! h il M1 ns mam f., .,.,..A.....,-q,.., ilm n , , First Row CI-rj: M. Gregory, L. Fleid, A. Bagley, Second Row: K. Reid, K. Fernandes, H. Churchill, S. Bolduc, L. Mazalewski, S. Crawley, C. Ferrari, T. Scarzi, K. Naughton, Third Row: E. Santos, N. Torrance, A. Harvey, H. MacLeod, C. Villani, N. Moore, Fl. Divine i . V' l ' 445 44. .1 . Q11-' .4 91' vv'. ,-,-.Q ,, .:: 'r' rf, ' , Y-A in V 1 ---'v f-ff -fflf-- Y V fm- f ,mg I 4 V 51 . H 1 1 gy ' ' 5 . 1 f. ' 3 ' f , . .-,Ny , V., ,hm-W-. v-rn rv rf 4 Q' f f. T if , , f , Q ,Z ,. I H A i ix Q. s ,, -. 3 K1 5 at f -4 Stop this one, Mama 1 , ,.,,- 41,1 xi -' Always look for the Union LabeI I hate to drink and dash but. . Fore -f'l V -11 me J.,j ns, 1 .W ,,.V . 4, ,g-'iw' Mgiigiw' g...2s xii if S-4-wif -' - .PL 1-sz il 'Q 1 tQ'l Y if ,Q , 'Q 314 X1 .-J v'vauug,,,,m-N. W This sister's gonna bust a gut r.,,, V-l.q1 I v 'C IK I'm stuck 57 www l ' X vb!!-1 '-' Rfrfffwg-T -,,.f f 'ff' - ' X w 'M 4, ' ,.: , rt ,.'?f'9:1i,-jg-as - X V T 1, J.: V V ., QEZ, 'E 5 f'f-3.2,- T' ,. Pg: ' ,..f ,ag ' ' ,,,,,, au' ,W V gy 'V 9, , M :.7', 4- .VI V A fu 3 ,kg ., , h.. A-bw 'L-T7 --ff. WJQ I It's a line drive!! Smile, you're on candid camera! , 'w'. 1e:g,- ' .' L 'Q ., - 'J'-T -' gf, A. V V ,.M6, ',,. V , - I wr 1 : fy, , ,I fffghiff V ,M 2 5 - 4 J- ,, ' f - A 1 ,, 32 if f f . V m ,. .2-wi ri' f f ,A nf,-, -A ' V , . V 3 ... J- , - 4 ,A X N V iv',,.'2 3 ' e . A v 7 .,gg,.,, 35 X , Y A Q r mfg, 1' ', ' ij ' ' fw-i!-' - - 1 - .jj A , .4 a..:'Wc'3f ?ff'.a'4 ' .-wr m-H21-1 ' an ' 2 ' 'fgidvw .A ,'1.'-fe-'-vb' 'wb -f '. .34 ' ' f -'. 9fZ '4iLQ. ', f- -, . A - Q....1.,:, A :Li ' I V, 7 'V' ,f,.. . - ran! 1 YV. T' :V A . ,.., - ,. . ' 'pu ,ig f'd'v : ' - N ., ' '- 7-f 1.1 'T' ' 5 a?5p:?g'Z'lV i ff 'jr 19 :4 . ' ., . V if ' '1!'.,f -f:f'-in f-.2 ff' if . 35 9' ,if - fy 'fi'-Y'V '7'2f '?fg?14'. ,' , 2 'ff' , . i ,W A . .v . 0 i6 ,f-af 'av 'Y 'mlb ITA 'anim ,. 50 .f ,,, Jfwg., uf, . 4 ,lmnr A Vt Q ,J , W A Q , fr . H Jfj , 75' ' AMW. zz 1' , V A V Wg v wi, new J'wsq!.,, ' 1 1- f zj, Q 444, -'Sig .e' ,,,.1 ' 1:-,, ,I . - , ,,, .Ax f. Were out of here!! Catch you later! Take the Cert's breath test UU lil. .Q V ,.,,,,.-....1,u an v.,, , ., 1 wg ,N ,, ,,, ,W 4 v 1,. .,, Q A .R ,, . fc e A ,z if w -3: 25 w . is 2 - Z. 2 ff' my f It '5-'QQ ' e'A5S9fR+:14'..- 1if?-A 5.-1?-.wish X: Q!-z.35.LM3a iz J! q-mom Sideline cheering The Three Musketeers! W ,,., nz 4 . 1-vzrw-nw ln 'll 'llrun 'lm .l:.U. .ll. 'lllllg. ...lllh 0. il. lug. Illia., . Amana: I l I ll llll 5 v::u2:n2:g:l::::::::'l:f 2 pnanq ' . '2:'5'2 3S222: :55f' 2:'2+'-?22:v'- - h pig-529' u I P I me , 'W' 3:9832 I l'ib llga .14 ,b,. The grass is always greener on the other side. Bot1om's up! W -'ig ' , 2' ' N if , HT ..... , , 1 f ...f Ae.-. we--ffl - 4 Well, I never! ' -nf nz ' ' ::f.:. KW? - sr! ,J 4 M gr ff' Who wants gum. . .ldo, I do! ,. V'..1 ' 4- -.Q his ' J' T --I Z n!,x .. ,.f.a:Pf'., if ..-:fi 4. Q' 1' g,.u.1- .' , i .fp 'I M, . ,. 1- .-f .. f , . gf .,.'u5 - ,.. 1 11 ' x Q .-,3 ..J f-ff 5 Q .,,. - V . . A D A .,,,, N rr-. .4 W 1 nik, is qvx. I , i .....A,.,.'- ,,-,Je 4- g ,.. vw' ... , ,AL-,-.,, N-,-,Q . - -gl Q --,.--... g F M' J. b ' 5 I' .:., W- -u r Y, ' 4 M H get I -.. K ,I 'L,y.. .,. th . K 'sv x ' 'I Y Q -'JY' ' - Vt . f' 0 -'N-'l - I 'I 'N' I 'nl nh 'Nall Q-5 , fi' Jn S4 ' ' ', H Fight to the finish! Junior Power! ...Q The 1977 Plymouth Carver Soccer team was under its first year with head coach Peter Karsar- jian. Mr. Karsarjian, a graduate of Springfield College, and a varsity soccer player there, had hopes of making P.C. into a good soccer squad. The 1977 season was a good step in that direc- tion. Under the help and guidance of Tri-Captains David Socha, Peter Crawley and Mark Bavelock, the Blue Eagles had a successful season with big wins coming against Hingham and Silver Lake. One, two, three, kick! Close encounters of the third kind , .M . . ,. First Row QI-rj: P. Crawley, Dave Socha, M. Bavelock, Second Row C Harrington A Quint R Regan M McGuire D Christofferson S Studley S McLeod P Brigida,J.Wolfson, G. Brenner, M. Santos,J.Varao, Third Row Mr Kasariian B Davison G Plummer K Leyden P Arenstam C Bavelock B Drisscoll R Robbins, R. Blazauskas, J. Droege, D. Zito, B. Jones, B. Morris C Haloren -ea av K gn 15, ni Y What the hell is that? Who spit in my juice? Follow the bouncing baII. C0meir1, BOY! ol' A I H C Fl-ilhzj E , Te. I v - ---a--. L v 2- - A, f ' --...QL . W... .-. - I-or-5.1 iv- .BQ iaii'l'f '.,,f. -2 , A-.1i.: 4,1 vi , .... . .,,.. - ,. ' Q, '1-af , 113: ' ' . , Q g-.':'.E 1 . 4-'f-297 4 , I K, .. .,,, ..., ,., , A X Q A, ,..,,Q -J, 1, kr.: -.72 M- X 1-if ' N' ' ' ' -- 4 ' ,-' r.--41' -' Av' '. ' . -im. t ' , T . : . L ,. M W . W... ,v-..., , ,,:,vg::.,3, ,M w- Q x' -' , 1 'rr-.'1 9sOf7's!Q .N n Y l , 11- . A .- . g ..,,g,., A f -'ff W .A ' , , ' f t.F?:,f -'1-Q . .. W, V .I .-.ng ,- KVR' --L . - ' ,th -, .. , ' 1-e f ---4--y -I-ri-- 4-E-P t . +A- fT'g'f:ff-v ':g ? Z':e'Q.' uixffe -W. ff f-,N-v.: ' : ' '1 ' 'Nr '2'f,' -f f 4S !-+2:4o,.m '.:3 3, ' It thats the varsity game over there, then what am I doing here? I Take baliei- W CROSS CDU TRY im,-if iiiw, , Under the guidance of Coach Hughes, this year's Plymouth-Carver Cross Country team had one of the most successful seasons ever. A lot of hard work and team effort proved a valuable for- mula in attaining this great goal. Qi , i Hwy lil 13 :- I '2 12,1 ,i., ii 1' .,.-. 4.x , . Host my pants!!' ima. t Iflvifnr ey. ' ' ' I ' ,g 4 Yi . ' Q: f A ,. . ' . 1 N . Q '-.H ' - 4 -ti, UWM 1' - Q 3 'V ' L 29-0, ,. W, f . ,, .5 Q ,ft . -t 3 if ? 'Z a ,527 in 7 , 1 . f. ii is L wf, . 'ix' ' . .iv . ft- 46 , ' ,P ' .K ' YQ-' L: .1 Q -NT? h V . . ., ' ,-f - 4.5 'M' 1.. g., ' t Would someone get this kid off my taiI! H f 1 rw- -4,-. Q W gg 2 A914 + ' 'fi' Y 9 f 5 L V K Y 512 . f N 'vu , at ' Q P.C P.C P.C Late ' :1P:C P.C P.C N2 5' fff 27 40 38 50 50 32 40 32 'flaw .a 'X . zz -gf? gpm - Kneeling QI-rj: R. Schwarz, N. Ross, M. Quinlan, G. Perreira, Standing fl-ry: K. Estes, B. Drew, J. McKay, J. Reed, D. Stearns, S. Curran, Coach Mr. Hughes 4 IW- 1 Y, 'W'-. 'Qo- I -. ,Ks J ,- s '4 ' 'I' 4 fm' 'PN' ' .1 Af' , , , WINTER I IU IORS ff 'g 2 an Q9- wwf 0-rj: Lisa Marvelli - Treasurer, Anne Krueger - Vice-President, George Donelan - President, Mary Bastoni - Secretary L' 'T 'ln nn.: 'T' 1212553 25:39 Q' -15 1 I x, 'fail' gr. lf, -1 1 -ff 1 , ,an +ve, ' ' rf?:p 'ff f I 5-Q: -,T-rv , kk Q7 .f JE' K? ' r cf .i gs- 'N 'af r Q-fi ff? -2 5 gfgfg 2545 fig my 2 2' ffl.. 'K 4 ,, 5 V. ,1 QV., Ie, 1 -1 . , A l Z E 3.1 ' 5, , L a ' AM X X ' 1, ,f. Q-4 73 SGPHGMGRES fil- Jun- 435' I 1 ., A 5 5:--tc . I - 5-ai :sm- ffi . , . 'wtf 4 :Qi 1 .. ,Qi Us K, i sm -1 ik.: 1:123 5 V' exif? sf- Class Officers QI-rj: Secretary, Vicki Lopesg Vice-President, Chad Rossig President, Larry Christofforig Treasurer, Judy Merritt ,ff 4w 'MW 'lf-..,..,. .Mauna V fie- 1'7- . 4 5 4: ,A 'YR . as ' . lv I, If I f I 1 ' --my 0,5 M 52' 4 ,. ,xx- . f- V .. , fx' '. V. ? 1',.1,2 44: W7, L.: qw gw.,j , 4 ,fn 9 I v L ., fY?zfE,:e - 'pas-,, .3-' ,i Q,,'. V f,v5g?-Lwzapj V 11 Q: ,, I 15? g,:f , ,, ., . 7,5 f' gg, .Ai 1 ,ff A P Z if -g: .0 4 i gy x N lu j '-S... w fQZ,,J Q? ,Hx M .Q 4 I I .,,g, I HA ya 15? B I? u ATIQ AL I-IO GR SQCIETY L f a J 5, l .1 1 3 l 'jf i 1-on A nm' T .fufmnu r-nl ,I Y- ' I. .. ' 1 Ama. A '11 8 , 4 4 I I if I .J 4 -4 .y .1 I '14 ' ns? I U Y I lst Row fl-rj: P. Anastasia, J. Tassanari, R. Regan, A. DeFeIice, D. Barr, D.AWhitaker, L. Arons, 2nd Row: J. O'NeiI, J. Rooney, L. Silva, D. Poisson, A. Bagley 3rd Row: K. Naughton, L. Sewall, S. Champ, C. Ferrari, K. Strauch, C. Joyal, S. Sherman, L. Francis, D. Smith, 4th Row: C. Tribble, M. Ryan, L. Holton, R Baker, A. Quint, F. Zamboni, P. Reed, J. Kritzmacher, H. Churchill, M. Tassinari, Sth Row: K. Cronin, J. LaGambina, M. Ferriero, K. Allen, M. Paul, D. Diegoli, T. Grant N.H.S. Officers: K. Naughton, Secretary, J. Kritzmacher, Vice-President, J. LaGambina, Treasurer, L. Sewall, President 4 x I 1 1 4 U 2 w I 4 1 I I I s 1 1 1 1 STUDE T COUNCIL This year, the Student Council strived to become a more recognizable force in the school. Many new ideas became reality, and things like a Spirit Week Parade, Christmas Post Office, Carnation Day could well become school traditions. Consistent leadership and some strong members brought us a year in which the Council was less concerned with profit and more concerned with trying new things and getting others involved. The Council also bought the school a mas- cot, gave scholarships, and got us into a thing called Free- wheelin. Lett: Treasurer - Tom Rose, Right: President - Richard Regan. ' ' g . fp 'rg Q E ,ff Secretary - Katie Naughton . n A 1 f ,, Q., , , L . , L....A.A-,..,,,..u.mm.mmaunu ., A' if Q 41? ni' 8 'Q WW, 1 '91 .. - ., . 1- 3 1' x 3 Ziff 42 ' ',,,i:',L, 4 Q 9 , . Ibn, f , I ,N V ' ' ,,y,,f i 3 9 ?EP?ai A E MS f Q 3 , .1 , ,I ,vw 1 in mf J ....-- A. T- 1 Miwljiy . un-In 1 s...7' an-A I lk if .. , , 'Nl' Milam ,Ji x-f 'J -s,.. us.. f. ' f A L' 81 AU TIE MAME The smash comedy hit Auntie Mame was presented by the P.C. Drama Club on December 9 and 10. The show, as directed by Miss Janet Draghetti, proved to be an immense hit. The play dealt with the many antics of Mame Den- nis and her unorthodox ways of bringing up her nephew, Patrick. The cast which included Bonnie Willard, Bob Heath, Bill Canada, Lisa Arons, Mark Fer- riero, Mary Bastoni, Linda Allen, Jim Horenstein, and many others did a thor- oughly professional job which made the show an enjoyable hit. l i Q , I i 4 1 4 5 X-.,,,., wtf' W - X, , 4 1 51655: ' ws ,..,.x,-Mwwff-4vz ... ,f..+.-ff - .X www meh Itl S. L, 1'1 , wwf' RNS qwwww 'R 1 ,. .,.,.,w4r 'f .. ,,-,Mvvw.,,:,.,,. , ...W-.M w lf s 17 P 'wg ff- 31: ,v . ,Z f if ,,..m.,,v '14 of , !71 s A . Y, :-- --, su. sf' - avr - - fa' S: 5 ,Vf in Q n W .732 in I 1 wi LIT STAFF First Row: Dana Keay, Linda Allen, Second Row: Lisa Lessard, Jon Pierson, Third Row: Miss Johnson, Joe Lagambida First Row: D. Diegoli, M. Paul, J. Horenstein, D. Preston, M. Ferriero, L. Jones, J. Pierson, Second Row: B. Gratta, C. Scanlon, J. Wolfson, R. Baker. D. Christo pherson, L. Ferioii, L. Arons, L. MacDonalds, K. Naughton, D. Whittaker, R. Regan, D. Johnson, N. Amero, L. Francis, Third Row: P. Motyka, A. Mains, D. Bruce K. Sheridan, J. Tassanari, D. Parker, T. Veno, C. Bolduc, K. Strauch, Fi. Tardy, L. Silva, A. Purtell, C. Rossi, B. Canada, P. Forman, Fourth Row: P. Brigida, D Osborn, Fifth Row: Mrs. Evans I 8 7 DEBATE CLUB M010 in I First Row fl-rj: C. Arons, S. Nolin, P. Curtis, S. Green, G. Ball, S. Naughton, L. Cayting, Second: K. Stratton, C. Simmons, J. Dickie, J. Gimbel, M. Anastasia, L. Allen, Third Row: D. Johnson, S. Coombs, L. Signorini CHAMBER SINGERS First Row 0-rj: M. Bastoni, D. Sewall, D. Louango, K. Allen, R. Schwarz, K. Stratton, P. McDonough, Second Row: J. Brennan, S. Curto, M. Ferriero, P. Motyka . LEADER CGRPS First Row Cl-rj: C. Arons, A. Hamblin, S. Nolin, S. Cadorette, Middle Row fl-rj: L. Holton, Mr. Holton, M. Regan, Top Row fl-rj: D. Poisson, V. Simmons, L Francis, D. Johnston, S. Caron CCN CERT CHCDIR Kneeling: K. Jacobson, L. Holton, K. Finnely, First Row QI-rj: D. Barr, P. Raymond, L. Budge, P. Motyka, A. Valentine, P. Dow, M. Ferriero, J. Brennan, K. Balboni, G. Ball, D. Erickson, J. Merritt, C. Gadbois, M. Diaz, M. Bastoni, P. McDonough, R. Schwarz, Second Row: L. Pirani, K. Allen, K. Sanders, M. Bendell, D. Luongo, M. Viera, T. Veno, D. Sewall, P. Curtis, S. Curto, L. Wennborg, K. Stratton, Mrs. S. Thorton, Choir Director, Third Row: L. Cayting, M, Baker, E. Steen, Top Row: C. Viera QCTGPUS STAFF First Row fl-rj: M. Regan, P. Anastasia, Second Row: J. Droge, P. Motyka, L. Signorini, P. Forman, Back Row: M. Mullen-Leary, Mrs. Evans CHESS CLUB First Row QI-rj: G. Wall, J. Sanbonmatsu, M, Krause, J. Perreira, Second Row: Mr. Robinson GIRL'S SPQRTS CLUB First Row 0-rj: J. Wrenn, M. Anastasia, L. Marvelli, S. Palavunchi, K. Fernandes, D. Cryer, P. Fryermuth, S. Merritt, D. Osborn, L. Rogers, G. Fish, K. Reid, M Murphy, R. Devine, K. Burgess, K. Doherty, S. Cadorette, Second Row: S. Crawley, L. Reid, K. Dykeman, K. Pederzani, K. Sheridan, L. Devitt, L. Rice, M. Ryan A. Santos, N. Saulnier, M. Gomes, K. Woolson, K. Fry, Third Row: S. Anderson, V. Verkade, C. Boudreau yy AERO AUTICS CLU Front Row fl-rj: Willy Boudreau, Todd Monska, Tim Grant, Jeff Elwood, Second Row fl-rj: Joe Periera, Dave Mulqueeney, Walter Davldson, Martha Weeks LouAnn MacDonald, Alan Keizer, Peter Motyka, Charlie Pina AUDIO- ISUAL AIDES lil SQ Ba 1 x -'A' U1 M - i- i First Row fl-rj: G. Testa, W. Davidson, T. Shobbruck, Second Row: P. Motyka, Mr. Donavan, L. Sullivan, Third Row: J. Flynn, C. Chandler, Standing: O. Fenessy, J. Brown ART CLU First Row 0-ry: D. Grace, K. Balboni, L. Lessard, S. Czapla, M. Rose, M. Bastoni, Second Row: D. Phippen, J. Pierson, Ms. Sauer, Mr. Berry, J. DeSouza, C. Paul. BOY'S SPORTS CLUB ' r 1 3 Z 4' .. 1 1 m ,ly F 57,1 Kneeling fl-rj: P. Stanghellini, D. Miranda, R. Baker, C. Pina, D. Mann, B. Davison, J. Powers, First Row: D. Socha, C. Harrington, S. McLeod, M. Santos, A. Quint, K. Mahoney, D. Zito, M. Maguire, J. Fernandes, N. Ross, J. DeSousa, S. McLeod, D. Christofferson, D. Johnson, R. Burton, Second Row: J. Pratt, T. McCarthy, E. Strong, R. Robbins, D. Preston, B. Drisscol, C. Gilmore, F. Andrews, C. Snider, B. Drisscol, D. Reardon, M. Bavelock, R. Blazauskas, J. MacKay STAGE BA E i 1 ii I ' f . lg ' ia . 'L '1 . . 21 1 'Q 1 1 i I l , . First Row ll-rj: J. Michealy, M. Paduch, J. Elwood, C. McGoogan, D. Amoline, M. Crochati, Second Row: Mr. Crochati, E. Sears, K. Varz, G. Testa, D. Dunn, D. Luongo, J. King, N iHoImes, C. Silva, M. Paul, D. Loring, Third Row: B. Askins, M. Bastoni, J. Machann Z 1 1 I . E . LIBRARY AIDS First Row fl-rj: Mrs. Bramhall, Miss Ziergiebel, J. Chapman, Second Row: P. Plant, S. West, L. Budge, C. Simmons, J. McMullen, S. Lavasseur, M. Weeks, R. Tavekelian FUTURE URSES gl .. . . ll? ' I Q l .1 I . if 2 ill v . li ll. M- llld' 4 sal, l il f 'W ll f First Row CI-rj: P. Lewis, L. Bosari, K. Walker, D. Phippen, R. Chandler, L. Tavares, Second Row: R. Ryan, D. Howell, R. English, M. Ryan, C. Scott, D. Poisson, M. Cotter, L. Drake DEA 'S COUNCIL Top Row: Mrs. Henry, H. Heath, A. Henue, J. Zahn, Middle Flow: C. Borsari, L. Allen, K. McCarhty, First Row: J. Hildebrand, L. Potvin, C. Simmons, A. Hamlin, R. Terkalian, L. Holton, J. Dickie, K. Balboni, B. Randall FUTURE TEACHER'S CLUB Front Row fl-rl: M. Gomes, K, Stration, D. Sewall, D. Carlin, Top Row: I. Weiner, K. Fernandes, K. Crawley, Mr. Aresta . 'L' 'WV f-'s 4 ,--.......4f 'F fa. 1 8 ,.-VA A. MI, z 2 2 D 1 2 5 22 2 Z 2 4 5 H s 3 .2 1 fs ,4 11? -f -.'--4.-Q. -M- I 'V Elz? -J' .I .J ' ' 4 .I 1 f Z 1- ,gn - ' -' 1 -lQ.E 7?' I, I S' 1 'ix 112.1 I s.'i ..' I, A ,X I 1 E . 1- N- M 4 u T 3 X R WINTER SPORTS ai QQ BUYS BASKETB LL Led by senior captain Dave Diegoli, the Blue Eagles continued to be a very powerful basketball team. P-C entered the 1977-1978 season as reigning Old Colony League champions C1975- 19765 1976-19779 and broke in with a bang as they captured the first annual Silver Lake Invita- tional Tournament in early December. Strong rebounding and consistent team play highlighted the Eagles' run into the state tournament. Over- all, the season was an outstanding one, bearing in mind the fact that nine new varsity players competed who were not on the 1976-1977 team. dL . Hey, give me that ball. lt's my mother's. ,ii 41 I. e....,J Cl? 'LYS 1 YH A . Back Row fFrom Left to Rightj: Mgr. Ken Button, Injured Roman Blazauskas, Bill Drew, Ron Benedict, Charlie Gilmore, Chuck Snider, Paul Barker, Tom McCarthy, Trainer Doug Preston, Mgr. Kevin Grant, Kneeling fl-rj: Steve Britto, Phil Lewis, Dave Diegoli, fCapt.J, Neil Ross, Tom Crane, Missing: Frank Andrews My hand's bigger than yours. When's the darn thing gonna' come down? lOO 4,1 glue ZS. 4 :fi Q! 'XX' Eff .-,NA Q 1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL The 1977-1978 Girls Basketball Team was led by co-captains Laurie Reid, and Michelle Greg- ory. Sickness and injury were the main problems of the year. With many disabled members, the squad was seldom at its best. However, the girls gave their all to end the season with a 6-9 record. gl 1 i i mm, Watch out girls 'cause here I come. 4 - ii t If r'-' P'! L L-L'-4? 4 4 1 fl 5 5 CASJVE CARR First Row QI-rj: M. Rexendes, M. Gregory, L. Reid, K. Fernandes, Second Row QI-rj A Bagley E Santos J Rooney J Snarsky L Ozelius V Verkade L Devitt Sw mdlq, Oh darn l dropped the ball 2 , i 5 , 1, Hey Ricky, get offa' my back. . law , ' - '- 'F -- ' we . :'5zf'1rr 'K:z'r ' ,, v , ,, , .,,,,v -,, , -- '. . ' ' fig P-:'.4f'4 ' rfy 1' , - . ' 3-2.114 -A, .,,' ' '-:f Lefs See if we can get the ban up in the raftersf, Bnlfkppay look like we're playing basketball but we're actually dancing to Disco i' INN Q . 4 ' ' ' . 4 .' v 4 , ' Q, , ze' 2 l ' Q. .-als. This ball is magnetized. Blast-off! v HA' 'U ll li yi M. 2 ,,,,,,, . , M f A is mlm ff t ii' ' -S IV' , cs- ' Mun. V This ball is going down your throat. Don't block me honey, I got to get to a toilet. ag... -1-Q-.,,.. First one to touch the ball gets an autographed picture of Miss MacDuffee. 1 Follow me, lgor. 1- ' l 5 5 N1 M 5 E 1 '- '-if gl . 'f ' - Q 'W '35 it 1 , wig leg? ' 2 '4.,.1r.::2,Q,, 3 - V a ,Q-1 '1 fu ,4','! -. iff Q 4 .,'f,, ,rf ..f-5, - A ' ., V 'draft ,-:1- I 'P f 1 , , xv' ' C .QL Do you want to play hop-scotch with me? The Kansas City Bomber is loose again. .., .tv H .4l K' 37 Q' 1017 'A ' 1L'f:'l-ff' ei , II 4 Iij, ..Al, . ,ILT Vuuiqv l 1 may ,X Q LI? bt ' S at 1 43 F rfb? ,, -:A V, - f jA',g:.,'fJ an 'I 5 ' J 13-::13hf.,'jf.9i'?w 'M I ' 1 , , y 91 . f .d. 43 Rod Stewart, Joan Baez, and Natalie Cole Fly me to the moon. 1 Q XJ: 0 -Gif a-qs C gy i 0 Www-mug 4 ai Fly like an EagIe! Comin' Through ' K U 5' s S-, E .. Look, NO hands. - 'R' 'ff M' :-. '3Q'e52w7lii1:r ' 1 What a figure. Wait a minute, my finger is stuck to the ball. ,. I I' ICE HQCKEY The seniors on the 1977-1978 Ice Hockey team will have some good memories when thinking back to this past season. They had the best record, 6-8-3, since the team of 1973 C9-5-23. The goals and assists statistics were the best in five years. They beat Scituate for the second time in the school's history and were one of two teams to beat the tourney bound Silver Lakers, being the only team to shut them out this year. This year's team was led by Co-captains Sterling Macleod and Mike Maguire and fellow classmates Barry Driscoll and David Socha. All four skaters have played since their sophomore year and started this season determined to win some games, open some eyes, and make ice hockey known in Plymouth. Mike and David led the attack up front while Sterl and Barry protected the two junior goaltenders, Barret Davison and Mark Cingoland. As fate would have it, the team started off strong against a veteran Westwood team but was soon slowed down by Marshfield and Hingham, the tops in a tough Old Colony League. Then, in what some might have called a fluke, P-C upset the Laker team with Barrett getting the shut out and David scoring both goals, With the seniors leading the way, the underclassmen started doing their thing. Bob Fantoni was play maker for the junior line with Mike Socha setting up the garbage man, Kevin Mahoney, who in fifteen games scored ten goals including one hat trick Canother first in five yearsj. Another junior standout, Brian Driscoll, helped Sterl anchor the defense as well as aid the offensive attack by stickhandling through most of the oppo- nents, accumulating four goals and nine assists. Other juniors were defenseman Bob Montanari who was the team's heavy hitter, and forward Paul Stewart who was the utility man, filling in whenever and wherever necessary. This year's team had eight sophomores all of whom lettered and learned about hockey, desire, and determination. These rookies were defensemen: Bucky Willard, Marty Haire, and Steve Caramellog forwards: Bobby Osborn, Bruce Lindberg, Danny Nee, and Greg Weeks, and goalie: Steve Moran. These boys' characteristics were never more evident as when this young team played an experienced Scituate club without Barry and with Mike skating with a bad back in what would be his ninth and last game of the year. Down by one goal after two periods, the team was told of their sick teammate, Barry, who requested a win if at all possible. The cap- tains led the way once again with Mike scoring a tip-in goal from Sterl. Even though P-C was outshooting Scituate 11-1, Bar- retts big save set the stage for Sterl's game winner with only thirty seconds remaining. That last period was a team playing together, unselfishly, determined, and courageously for their teammate and friend, Barry, who displays these qualities every day. After this game, the frustration of losing Mike and Barry for the season started creeping into the team's efforts. The team did however bounce back to play some good hockey while Brian and David made the O.C.l. All-Star team. Thank you seniors for your leadership. Thank you juniors for your desire. Thank you sophomores for your determination. Thank you Donny for three years. Thank you team for your dedication and courage. Thank you God for Barry. T A 7 T ll i 3 x 19 t. i jp 3 V l 13 'bm l First Row fl-rj, S. Moran, D. Socha, S, Macleod, B. Davison, M. Maguire, B. Fantoni, M, Cingolani, Second Row Cl-rj: Manager - D. Mahon, B. Lindberg, K. Mahoney, B. Willard, M. Haire, M. Socha, J. V. Coach - P. Karsajian, Coach - P. Murphy, Third Row CI-rj: B. Driscoll, B. Osborn, G. Weeks, B. Montanari, D. Nee, P. Stewart, Coach - E. Coleman. Let's get him, he's got the puck! wnf viii QM W 'mW:vz,, Where's the puck? , G- -on ? 5' 4' ...ff 555- Rip the shirt? How cliche. One, two, cha, cha, cha. Two heads together, that's how this dance is begun! G-n Q Y X xv, S but J Get out of my way! 2 Bl '1j4f-'Exe'-4-gasps. , .V 5 , A Do it Sterl! Barret, you are supposed to be in the net, not all over it. lf I can't skate, I might as well crawl. fc few Sy, 3 E 6 ffw. ,,.. , - A aug, wi 1 . What are they doing to our goalie? 5' it 1' Q .um ' -' W-Q6 4 4 - v Mis fi-Af it I 6' i N Stick it! Is that soot on the ice? N 1 1 QL SJ J 1 ,,,., -f 4 i y , Q K 9 lt's all up to you! Get away from him, he's mine! ,A- ., ,,,,,Q y 4. ' W-. gg -- .y gg,-:H , , 7 wglfw 1 ' U 11 f- , I ' J - a H 1 1 1 . f a-a fi' 1 Those Refs always seem to get in the way. A E ,1 Alright, boys, that's enough for one night. Y I x,f xg Ill . 0 X L lui. ' 16 x 1 C'mon you guys, Iet's nail him. Ka ' N ' f23is!F Oops! I guess I slipped. GYMNASTICS Under the direction of first year coach Janet Murphy and captain Phyllis McDonough, the P-C gymnastics team compiled a 4-9 record this year. Despite the defeats which the girls suffered, the younger members of the team were given a chance to gain valuable experience while the sen- ior members strived to better themselves. Senior Marie Doten competed as this year's all-around, doing an outstanding job. Unfortunately, late in the season, Marie suffered an injury and was unable to compete. Coach Murphy turned to vet- eran Carolyn Turner who filled the position quite nicely. Overall, the 1978 gymnastics team was extremely pleased with its performance and the year ahead looks promising for all. wx? y 5 Phyllis, you're not superman! 1 --mv-mann - '- 5. A4 60.70 61 .30 55.30 63.15 66.40 57.35 75.40 73.40 69,55 70.65 55.10 69.30 66. 1 5 I am stuck. Statistics Hingham 42.30 'Marshfield 78.70 Randolph 85.05 ridgewateb A 4 , 73.05 .1 Ffilwliham . 1 .,a,66ig5nd f 69. f.,f 13.75. if- wi -v 'L :if 68? ' :,.'4f: ,.'- . . MafshfieIdr.f.1 6 6 wnifitiein-Hanson 42.25 Bridgewater- Flaifyftham 59.30 'Rockland 74.80 Whitman-Hanson forfeited Scituate , 78.257, In-4. ilf y x 1 ll 'ff Q9 E First Row fl-rj: K. Delano, L. Trask, T. Coombs, E. Foley, P. McDonough, M. Doten, B. Tosi. Second Row fl-rj: C. Turner, N. Gallant, J. Strauch, K. Strauch, C. Joyal, D. Whitten, C. Cassidy, J. Parker, K. Woolson, J. Zammarchi. 4, .nu U ' Q-.. f-5 a 3 ff' ' The Law of Gravity isn't working. Instead of chalk, I put glue in my hands. 9 z z R' 0 f ? f i This beats being burned at the stake. L 'S vii i- Ffidffrfz ling jus - I'm sailing away. 1 Give me an aspirin . 5, ll X 4: . 1. Hocus-pocus! Now girls, we'Ii try it without the mats. i i i I 4 i I J 6. , , E s , i, . ,if ' Myfoot hurts. , . ,W ,Z . W Y .V - v. 4 M5' ' 5 'fi'Q7'fv-f- . .M - I have a big wingspreadf' Wonder Woman A is-. Bottoms Up! Is it clear for landing? g-......---- .V Y. --. PIII' ' This is the only way I can get rid of my headache! I gotta go potty. The devil made me do it. Oh, mighty Isis! I'm so ashamed. -4:2SkaLfLL.iI. ,. ii She's a dancing machine! My, what a physique. WRESTLI Despite a number ot injuries, including Tri- Captain Les Sewall, the P-C wrestling team dis- played a significant improvement over last year's squad. Led by Captains Mark Bavelock and Andy Quint, the team posted a 7 and 8 record, with most of the losses coming in extremely close con- tests. Next year's team will see the return of nine varsity wrestlers. This strong crop of Juniors and Sophomores should continue to improve rapidly over the next season to make a tough P-C squad. was l hope the coach doesn't know I have earphones on! lt's not the men in your life that counts, it's the life in your men! ,S .... .... .. .,.. Mm, ,... ...,. .,,,...,. .. ,.., ,,...,-.,,...7.-....7,....,.. , , .,..,L,4. ..,.,,.,,.. - - 'z .- M. .f ' 4- ., f P f ' .,. tBraimiree ' ' 20 I -',,i Q 'fN0fWGll -- 9 4 P-C -- 48 -. f tlfoxboro -- 9 P-C+ 47 1 'tDurfee - 39 4 P-C -4-.21 , 4 tflohasset - 20 P-C 738' S ,W Brig.-Flhy. - 29 4 jg QL Randolf - 24 P-oil-1354 Q1 'llf ,V iiweymouirg,-fl1f'r12 P-C' -4- 44 J vii V South 'A' A Higham - O P-C - 69 J W y Marshillielijh-4 33 P-C - 25 l L ifiviaddiebora - 39 P-c - L Q Rockland f- 6 y P-cffss w 1 t2Quincy-458 P-C - 5 L ?Stoughton - 38 . P-C -- 21 i Scituate - Cancelled P-C tkNon-League 1 . Final Record: 7 WINSI8 LOSSES 4 E 4- Cancelled First Row fl-rj: K. O'Fleilly, L. Sewall, A. Quint, M. Bavelock, S. Marston, C. Halleran, Second Row Cl-rj: J. King, L. Bocher, D. Amoling, J. Walsh, T O Reilly J Souza, J. Crane, M. Munato, M. Knight, P. Thurston, Third Row fl-rj: B. Dodge, D. Erikson, C. Bavelock, Coach - R. Ward, S. Douglass, K. Santherson T Munska, S. Ward, T. Calhoun ff W.,-,Nm ii X.. 4 I I S K r r I I v 4 v ig 14 1 I g SPRING GLASS MOTTO EVERY ENDING IS A BRIGHT NEW BEGINNING f V . S' CORNERGSOPTHE SKY I I-4PIPPIN I CLASS FLOWERS S A VAA ' ' CLASS TEACHER - MRS. DONNA SPORT - I , I ymyfg . gi,- I , S,-4 , V ,fn fr -- ' ' P 4 - . , . , .! ,', HANGQ-OLIII - NELS0N'S PARK . A, ' , A 3 14,3 X.. Qtggfff ,I 32,5 :nh ' , iff V 'ff'-1:y?',,- J5ff'f,f, V 1 - K A , , w.4J. ' r , , - 445 46 53733 ' M' ' , , ' ' 0 ,f-1Q1e,,3j, , -.qw A. ,,,,,S,,f. I ,Q f 'igaffii?f I ' . - - .- -. ful. .1 ,. ' V, V, , . .,yvf,., ...lr ' 1' , 'Lv ., ,K , A . .,,,:, - 1, ' A V, ,INF L, J .' ff' 'ff' COLQR I G I R ' ' V 251,15 ' NO GOODBYES As we step out on our own, each into a different world. We are comforted only with the memories of what has passed. Ch, but what memories. The years we spent together seem to fuse into one period of fleeting time. Happy times and sad times bridged by times of indifference and confusion. Flashes of laughter and tears, of sunshine and rain, of being close and of being torn apart, all come back to us as if in one emotion. Goodbyes we speak to one another are only farewells in a physical sense. We will always be together in our memories. -Ioyce Elizabeth 0'Neil 123 4 K-.fi GEORGENE ABBOUD George HAPPINESS IS: Hyde Park fright Lisalj, the beach. PRIZES: Memories, family, friends, and always C.K. AMBITION: Travel. PET PEEVE: Rainy days, two faced people. 1978 GARY ALSHEIMER uGary11 FAVORITE SAYING: Soak it up EdI HAPPI- NESS IS: Being at the cottage, on the 4th of July, with a case of Heineken. PET PEEVE: Being called in to work by S.T., to work on the Capt. John and son, after a party. AMBI- TION: Engineer. PRIZES: Family and friends, 68 Montego. ELIZABETH ABERNATHY Rosebud FAVORITE SAYING: What I tell yaI HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with B.B. and good times. PET PEEVE: People who talk and have noth- ing to say. AMBITION: To become a nurse. PRIZES: B.B., family, and friends. RONALD ALSHEIMER nRon11 FAVORITE SAYING: What's happening. HAPPINESS IS: Being at the White Sands with friends, listening to Rock'n Roll, and chugging the brews. PET PEEVE: Getting up early with a BIG HEAD and going to work. AMBITION: To become an aircraft engineer. PRIZES: Family, friends, tunes, stereo, and car. fu 'VS gl'-1-7 X8 is iw KATHERINE ANN ALLEN uNanCy1v FAVORITE SAYING: How rotten. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with friends. PET PEEVE: People who are prejudiced. AMBITION: To be a music teacher. PRIZES: Family and friends. ACTIVITIES: Archbearer 3: Concert Choir Secretary 4: Chamber Singers 3, 4: Concert Librarian 2, 3, 4: AFS 45 Future Teachers Club 3: Drama Club: Southeast District Choir 3, 4. DONNA LEE AMARAL Squeaky FAVORITE SAYING: I don't care , But anyway. HAPPINESS IS: Getting my own way, having money. PET PEEVE: Being bored, slow drivers. AMBITION: Make the best of life. PRIZES: Family, friends, and niece CAmyJ. Do what you want, there is always a way In this life you've been given Don't throw any of it away. -Firefall NANCY ANN AMIRO I am what I am I know what I could have been Had I done what I did not do. Tell me friends What can I do today To be what I want to be tomorrow? ACTIVITIES: Track I5 Band I, 25 AFS 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee5 Archbearer 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Dinner Dance Com- mittee: Homeroom Rep. 45 Senior Show. DALE ANDERSON PATRICIA FRANCES ANASTASIA Patti HAPPINESS IS: French fries and fires. PET PEEVE: The green and blue days in May. PRIZES: Life, family, friends, and guitar. Blessed Lord, what it is to be young: To be of, to be for, be among, Be enchanted, enthralled, Be the caller, the called, The singer, the song, and the sung. -David McCord ACTIVITIES: AFS 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Senior Show5 NHS 3, 45 Yearbook Staff5 Octopus 4. FRANK ANDREWS JR. Frankie FAVORITE SAYING: Ya sure, Mac. HAPPI- NESS IS: Finding a nice black girl. PET PEEVE: Jive people, people who sulk for nothing. AMBITION: To get into big money. PRIZES: Basketball, M.A.A. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1. CHARLOTTE HOLOT ANDERSON Chuck FAVORITE SAYING: Badoo, Badoo , Badee, Badeef' HAPPINESS IS: To travel. AMBITION: To be a teacher. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 45 Art Club 45 AFS 4. 1978 VICTOR JAMES ARMSTRONG X. ff 'Q 5' 'V 1, .c in 1 I '-.1 4- I . . gif 5 4 .'.' 1 v 'ry , I I va ' 'T' ' LISA ARONS Rivers belong where they can ramble, Eagles belong where they can fly, I've got to be where my spirit can run free, I've got to find my corner of the sky,. , .. -Pippin ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, 45 Homeroom Rep. 2: Drama Club 2, 3, 4, AFS 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4: Yearbook Staff: Gradua- tion Usherette 2, 3, Jr. Prom Committee, Senior Show. 1978 LORI ANN AXFORD AxhandIe , . FAVORITE SAYING: Hey there. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with friends, concerts fright L.D.J and sunshine. PET PEEVE: Seeing peo- ple get hurt. AMBITION: To have a career in music. A+., JOHN AVENI Skenney FAVORITE SAYING: What? HAPPINESS IS: Making money. PET PEEVE: People who can't face reality and 5!'I1!77. AMBITION: To be rich and successful. PRIZES: Family, friends, good times. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, Octopus 2, 3: Yearbook 3. 'Sf I .1 .. ',,.. , tg.. ARILEE MARY BAGLEY uArn Isn't it funny that princes and kings, and clowns that caper in sawdust rings, and sim- ple folks like you and me, Are builders for eternity? To each is given a bag of tools, A shapeless mass and a set of rules. And each must make ere life is done, A stumbling block or stepping stone. - Sharpe ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4. .,r- CHERYL-ANN FRANCES AVERY FAVORITE SAYING: I love you. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with my friends, family and M.S. PET PEEVE: Oldman Steelers. AMBI- TION: To be happy and succeed in life. PRIZES: Family, friends, and love. JOHNNIE BAIMA IIJ B YY FAVORITE SAYING: Cool your Jets. HAP- PINESS IS: Being in love! PET PEEVE: Get- ting up in the morning, grouchy people and working weekends. AMBITION: To be a buyer. PRIZES: My plants and old Blue Bomber and the Good Times. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. 3. RICHARD EARL BAKER, JR. Bake, Fuzzy, Homerun, Peanuts FAVORITE SAYING: Football, you bet! HAP- PINESS IS: Winning, being with friends. AMBITION: To be the best doctor in Plym- outh. PRIZES: Friends, family, memories of P-C. ACTIVITIES: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Home- room Rep. 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Senior Show 4. RICHARD WARREN BARNES HmmH FAVORITE SAYING: How's things? HAPPI- NESS IS: Money in my pocket. PET PEEVE: Chemistry. AMBITION: Commercial pilot. PRIZES: The S.S. Barnes, family, and friends. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3: AFS 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff: Senior Show. lt' if JACQUELINE BALDACCHINO DONNA MARIE BARR Donna FAVORITE SAYING: I don't think so! HAP- PINESS IS: Being with friends. PET PEEVE: People who mock other people. AMBITION: To be happy and a Plant Pathologist. PRIZES: My cacti, my friends, my remarka- ble memory. If love was never invented, I wonder if there would be any practical use for the telephone, ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 4. PAUL DAVID BARKER Jaws FAVORITE SAYING: Later. HAPPINESS IS: Being with the people you love. PET PEEVE: People always trying to find faults in others. AMBITION: To be able to live life to its ful- lest. PRIZES: God, family, friends, K.S., Sue, and Renee. I knew someday l'd have to go and leave this friendly place. I just wish It would go more slow So I wouldn't have to forget a face. But now a new life will begin, A future is in store The past is easy to look back on But the future contains so much more. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: AFS 4. 1978 LEE ALFRED BATTLES FAVORITE SAYING: Shut up Larry , Pointdexter. HAPPINESS IS: To be suc- cessful in whatever I do. PET PEEVE: People who put down other people. AMBITION: To become a chef. PRIZES: Family, friends, my faith. ACTIVITIES: Football I, 2, 3: Track 3, 4: Wrestling 4: Basketball I. ,n I. . lik MARK FELIX BAVELOCK Bave Sometime when you're feeling important, Sometime when your ego's in bloom, Some- time when you take it for granted, You're the best qualified in the room. Sometime when you feel that your going, would leave an unfillable hole, Just follow these simple instructions, And see how it humbles your soul. Take a bucket and fill it with water, Put your hand in it up to the wrist. Pull it out and the that's remaining, ls the measure of how you will be missed. You may splash all you please when you enter, you may stir up the water galore, But stop and you'Il find in a minute, That it looks just the same as before. The moral of this quaint example is do just the best you can. Be proud of your- self, but remember, there is no indispensa- ble man. 1978 JEANNETTE BERGERON IIJBH FAVORITE SAYING: Why me? HAPPINESS IS: Scott, finally finishing school, the out- doors, and life itself. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning, working, and people who think they are better than everyone else. AMBITION: Doing things that make me happy, and to make my life worth some- thing. PRIZES: My owls, the three F's ffam- ily, friends, and the future with S.S.J. JOSEPH BEATON Joe FAVORITE SAYING: I'm going to brake. HAPPINESS IS: Being free to do what I want. PET PEEVE: People that get things handed to them without working for it. AMBITION: To have an easy life. PRIZES: Memories, family, and friends. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1: Track 2, 3. 4. 'f':'i ' ' ' 'rr' DIANE BIAGIOT'l'I HAPPINESS IS: Good times with close friends. PRIZES: My horse and car, family and friends. Will you make us laugh, will you make us cry, Will you tell us when to live, Will you tell us when to die, I know we've come a long way, We're changing day to day. -Cat Stevens VICTORIA BENEA uvickyvr When futuria touches the sun, The rains come down and off they run, Out of space And out of time. Leave the natural world behind, Take a trip on fields of honey. Hope and pray the days are sunny, Don't turn around as you run. Follow your footprints into the sun. KAREN LOUISE BIEDERMANN Moose, Bigfoot, Goofy, Bullwinkle, Carry, Bea FAVORITE SAYING: You know , unfur- nished upstairs , Catch my drift? HAPPI- NESS IS: Finally graduating, my stereo. PET PEEVE: Monday anytime, people who think they're better than anyone else. AMBITION: To do good at anything I decide to do. PRIZES: Life, family, good times, and excel- lent friends. 'I-f. fir'-J mim,nAEL VICTOR BILODEAU Mike . FAVORITE SAYING: I knew that. HAPPI- NESS IS: Making friends when you move to Plymouth. PET PEEVE: False people. AMBI- TION: Art career. PRIZES: Family and friends. GARTH W. BLAKE Bones ' FAVORITE SAYING: Last night. HAPPI- NESS IS: Riding, partying, pizza. PET PEEVE: Fools. Ambition: National Motocross Champion. PRIZES: Y.Z. and D.Z. . .ri ALAN BISHOP Hmwu FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with good people and having a good time. PET PEEVE: lnconsiderate peo ple. AMBITION: To try and have a fulfilling and enjoyable life. PRIZES: Memories. The worst thing about life is that you can't go back and change things the way you want them, they're done. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2: Yearbook Staff: Senior Show. COLETTE JEAN BOLDUC Colettie ' FAVORITE SAYING: Nice, Sunny Beaches! HAPPINESS IS: Being with Joe, good friends and family. PET PEEVE: Being rushed, no money and nagging people. AMBITION: To travel and be successful. PRIZES: A special ring, my dog Tequiala. ACTIVITIES: Year- book Staff. ., z VW, . I il ' J f . - O . ' , - . :.h-f.'.a' A . f. .tb N RHONDA BISHOP HAPPINESS IS: Being with my friends. PRIZES: Family, friends, C.S. A.B. A baby I was when you took my hand, And the light of the night burned bright, And the people all stared, didn't understand, But you knew my name on sight. -Queen V 1978 SHELLY A. BOLDUC ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm.: Girls' Sports Club 2, 3. Well the world turns round much Too fast to know where all of us Are going and though There's miles ahead of us There's some happiness in Knowing that a day like this Can take your world and turn It inside out . . .-Spuce I-I I LISA BONANNO IILiSI1 FAVORITE SAYING: Tell me about it! HAP- PINESS IS: Sunny days, the beach, Blitz, old acquaintances, and Hyde Park fright Geor- gene?J. PRIZES: Life, family, friends, memo- ries, and C and M fright, Julie?D. PET PEEVE: Rainy days, summer of 75, accidents, and short people fright, D.G.?J. AMBITION: Travel, college. 1978 JOHN A. BRENNAN Franny's little brother , Brenner FAVORITE SAYING: Such is life. HAPPI- NESS IS: A family reunion and spending time with good friends. PET PEEVE: The weather on Jan. 8, 9, and 16, 1977, and being called Brenner tno offense, Greglj. AMBITION: To be successful and to go on acting. PRIZES: My family, friendships with Jeff, Tim, Brian, and the Cedarville Seven. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2, 3, 4. J., 1. ,. ,H A . 1. ,.. f, . iso ,..... Nl - ROBERT BORGHESANI Booga FAVORITE SAYING: HI don't know! HAPPI- NESS IS: Friday nights. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than others. AMBI- TION: To someday become rich. PRIZES: License, family, friends, and Scout. a W , 18 I GREGORY P. BRENNER IIGregn FAVORITE SAYING: Ya, I know! HAPPINESS IS: A full tank of gas and some place to go on the weekend. PET PEEVE: Stuck up people and an accident, J.W. AMBI- TION: To be successful in whatever I do and become rich. PRIZES: 66 Mustang, family, and friends. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Show 4. .1 ? DIANNE IvI. BRACE MARCIA JEAN BRENNER Mush FAVORITE SAYING: You dummy! HAPPI- NESS IS: Flying my kite on the beach. PET PEEVE: Mornings, no peppermint Lifesav- ers. AMBITION: To become a nurse. PRIZES: Good friends. Every human being is intended to have a character of his own. To be whatever no other is, and to do what no other can do. A -Chaning ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 2. .45- 10 I 1 ' .fi ja 25? --x-In I 'f- 'l at gf . -2 STEVEN F. BRIGGS g FAVORITE SAYING: Don't worry about it! HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends and par- tying. PET PEEVE: People who drive too slow, especially on the highway. AMBITION: To learn a trade and be good at it. PRIZES: Car, stereo. SEAN BROCK .L-F, .ll 'A ,-,,f PETER BRIGIDA Pete FAVORITE SAYING: How you doing? HAP! PINESS IS: Being with friends and family. PET PEEVE: People who think they are never wrong. ANIBITION: To succeed at some- thing. PRIZES: Family and friends. ACTIVI- TIES: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2: Yearbook Co-Editor 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Show 4. Mn . . flag if 'f 'M' ' . 3 DEANNA L. BROWN UDee1Y HAPPINESS IS: That special person. PET PEEVE: School. AMBITION: To be happy. PRIZES: Mike, memories, and life. ,Ur El ,.,,. '. V I J.-if ...W I KAREN ANN BRINKMAN Karen FAVORITE SAYING: Cute HAPPINESS IS: Horseback riding, being at the beach, travel- ing, and R.J.R. PET PEEVE: Having nothing to do. AMBITIONZ To always be happy and successful. PRIZES: Family, friends, memo- ries and a special person. ACTIVITIES: Marching girls I, 2, Drama Club 25 Arch- bearer 3, Future Teachers Club 2, 3, 4, Year- book Staff, Senior Show. 1978 ROBERT E. BROWN, JR. Brownie FAVORITE SAYING: No skin off my back. HAPPINESS IS: Having a day off from work, listening to music, cruising, and pay day. PET PEEVE: Mondays, getting up early, no parties. AMBITION: To get a decent job or go into the service. PRIZES: Stereo. ifivfiefee' gf: . I ,, . ., , ,M I i I I 15, I I DENA BRUCE I 1978 TYRONE O. SAURUS iiRexiv FAVORITE SAYING: What's for Iunch? HAPPINESS IS: Lunching on cavemen. PET PEEVE: Becoming extinct. AMBITION: To beat a caveman at his own game. PRIZES: My teeth and little arms. TINA MARIE BULLOCK FAVORITE SAYING: ShwelI. HAPPINESS IS: Spending time with Tom, days off from work, being with friends and family. PET PEEVE: C.F.'s and F's, 12 p.m., and waiting. AMBITION: To live life to its fullest and be happy. PRIZES: Tom, good friends, special moments, family, April 22, memories. ACTIVITIES: A.F.S. 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Rep. 2, 3, 4. DAVID CALLAHAN llzepll FAVORITE SAYING: l'm so-confused. HAPPINESS IS: Early release. PET PEEVE: Gas, money. AMBITION: To graduate from college and be a success. PRIZES: Memo- ries, Florida, horses, skiing. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 4. DONNA BURGESS Donna FAVORITE SAYING: Cut it out. HAPPI- NESS IS: Jamie and Sonny. PET PEEVE: Nosey people. AMBITION: To graduate and travel. PRIZES: March 28, 1977. MICHELLE CALLAHAN Shelly FAVORITE SAYING: Do it up. HAPPINESS IS: Being with my best friend and watching the sun come up. PET PEEVE: People that don't mind their own business. AMBITION: To help a special friend. PRIZES: My medals, my room and my memories with friends. WILLIAM HAROLD CANADA Bill FAVORITE SAYING: Mustn't , trash. HAPPINESS IS: Opening nights. PET PEEVE: French teachers. AMBITION: To be or not to be. PRIZES: Family, friends, talent. ACTIVITIES: Bye, Bye Birdie 25 AFS 45 Damn Yankees 35 Senior Show 45 Auntie Mame 45 Yearbook Staff. KENNETH M. CARPENTER iiKipv1 FAVORITE SAYING: Let's get small. HAP- PINESS IS: Being with my girl L.E. PET PEEVE: Shelly. AMBITION: To be successful. PRIZES: Cars Chad 29, friends. Hate to go to school, Feel like a fool, Don't know what they say, Don't listen anyway, But I passed. LAURIE BETH CARLSEN Laurie FAVORITE SAYING: Really HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends and having a good time. PET PEEVE: R.P.C. AMBITION: To be happy and successful in life. PRIZES: Memo ries, friends, family, license. Memories may be beautiful and yet. What's too painful to remember We simply choose to forget So, it's the laughter we will remember Whenever we remember the way we were. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff5 Leader Corps 45 Spaghetti Supper 45 AFS 3, 45 Drama Club 2, 45 Future Nurses 25 Volley- ball 3, 4. xt . L' :V IV' '10,-.W 'aff JOANNE CARTER HJOH FAVORITE SAYING: Whats up? HAPPI' NESS IS: Getting high, sleeping late, and lis' tening to good music. PET PEEVE: Getting up at 6, Mrs. Henry, rainy days, D.H., Carver and cliques. AMBITION: To be rich. PRIZES: Family, friends, room. SUSAN WINIFRED CARON alTUnai1 FAVORITE SAYING: Tell me about it , Eh ug. HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends, and having a good time, partying at McNeil's fright Treeboj. PET PEEVE: Homework, unfriendly people. AMBITION: To be suc- cessful in whatever I do. PRIZES: Family, friends, car and plants. ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers 2, 35 Leader Corps 2, 3, 4. 1978 sioBHAN Ni. CHAMP uBeanrr HAPPINESS IS: A deserted beach during a storm. PET PEEVE: Jane Goodall and tele- phones. AMBITION: To see the world. I will not be clapped in a hood, Nor a cage, nor alight upon wrist, Now I have learnt to be proud Hovering over the wood In the broken mist Or tumbling cloud. ACTIVITIES: AFS 3 4' NHS 3 4 -W. B. Yeats 5 A 4 552 9 ..,I 1, Jil 3725 '-44 ri iw DEBORAH LOUISE CHAMPAGNE HAPPINESS IS: Taking long walks on cold nights with that special someone. PET PEEVE: People who care only for them- selves. AMBITION: To be successful and happy through life. PRIZES: That special someone, my family, friends, and life. 1978 DAVID MURRAY CHRISTOFFERSON Christy FAVORITE SAYING: ReaIly. HAPPINESS IS: Listening to good tunes, going to con- certs and soccer victories, C.S.N.8tY. PET PEEVE: Disco, study halls, Barnes, B.S., statues. AMBITION: To become a successful businessman, to graduate from H.S. PRIZES: Family. We can change the world, Rearrange the world it's dying, and if you believe in free- dom it's dying. Let a man live his own life it's dying, rules and regulations who needs them. Open the door. -Graham Nash 134 CHARLES CHANDLER HARRY G. CHURCHILL JR. HAPPINESS IS: Making money. PRIZES: Car - when it runs. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Yearbook Staff: Ten- nis 3, 4: Senior Show. iz iv 'X I. I ss SUZANNE CHELLIS LAURENCE E. COLADO ulharryn FAVORITE SAYING: Aw, but old buddy. HAPPINESS IS: Getting fired up. PET PEEVE: PCHS. AMBITION: Cartoonist. PRIZES: My 76 Monza, 2+2 and excel- Ienttimes. ALISA COLLARI - ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Sports Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Show 4. CYNTHIA MARIE COOK Cindy FAVORITE SAYING: How's it going? HAP- PINESS IS: Partying on the weekends. PET PEEVE: Cliques. AMBITION: To grow! PRIZES: Family, friends and memories. RONALD COLON Iispeedyvv FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, HAPPINESS IS: Being with someone I love. PET PEEVE: Peo ple who don't listen to what you say. AMBI- TION: To get married and to go into the Army and buying a van. PRIZES: M. Rose and my dog. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. , A sf KEVIN E. CORCORAN Hkocki' HAPPINESS IS: Being with family and friends and partying. PET PEEVE: Staying home on weekends and Cliques. AMBITION: To be successful in life. PRIZES: Family, car, J.Y. . ..,.., i .ir Zi , I 1 A 4 - ,241 I 1 . I, .3 2,1 I 411 BERNADINE VODKA COMBS Berni FAVORITE SAYING: Could ya see it. HAP- PINESS IS: Being with friends and going crazy. PET PEEVE: The Canary. AMBITION: To make a lot -of money. PRIZES: Joe. 1978 MARK STEPHEN conoiaino 'Imam' FAVORITE SAYING: Whats up? HAPPI- NESS IS: Not being tied down. PET PEEVE: Being called Donny. AMBITION: To own a business, travel the world. PRIZES: junk, draw, friends from other countries. ACTIVI- TIES: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Prom Committee 3: Cross Country 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Rep. 2, 3, 4: A.F.S. 2, 3, 4, President 4: Octopus Staff 45 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4, Senior Show. PAULA ANN CORREA Throw sad reflections into the wind For surprising things will rise to the top And painted dreams will flow. . . -Roberta Flack ACTIVITIES: Marching Girls 3, 4: Capt. 4: Senior Show 4. 1978 MARK ANTHONY COSTA Sparky, Mr. Who FAVORITE SAYING: Typical , Costs 58.33 HAPPINESS IS: A S.H.S. AMBI- TION: To own my own business. PET PEEVE: Mornings, and filling out accident reports. PRIZES: Car. Don't stop, thinking about tomorrow Don't stop, it'Il soon be here It'll be, better than before Yesterday's gone, Yesterday's gone. -Fleetwood Mac . vi: ' . I .A , ,, ' - . 21 . st' fs. . ., 1 . .I - - DIANE TH ERESA COSTA Far away there in the sunshine are my aspi- rations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see theirbeauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. -Louisa May Alcott ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. 2, 3, 4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Jr. Bazaar 3: Archbearer 3: AFS 4: Senior Dinner Dance Comm. 4. 'WZ ...FY MELINDA ANNE COTTER iawlindyvv FAVORITE SAYING: That's no excuse. HAPPINESS IS: Drawing, going for long walks, being with other people. AMBITION: To become a Registered Nurse, to be the best nurse, to work at Mass. General or Chil- drens' Hospital. PRIZES: Family, relatives, friends, stereo. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4: Swim Club 3: Senior Dinner Dance Comm. 4: Yearbook Staff School: Nurses Aide 4: School Secretaries Aide 4. JEANNE MARIE COSTA Jeannie HAPPINESS IS: Being with Tony, drawing, being with friends. PET PEEVE: Not being able to do what I want. AMBITION: To be an art teacher. PRIZES: Family, Antonio, ring, license. ACTIVITIES: French Club 1, 2. LAWRENCE COUTER HL-arryir FAVORITE SAYING: What, HAPPINESS IS: Real friendship. PET PEEVE: Hearing gui- tars out of tune. AMBITION: To get my car running. PRIZES: Family, friends, guitar, drums. There's a song that they sing when they take to the highway, a song that they sing when they take to the sea, a song they sing of their home in the sky, baby you can believe it if it helps you to sleep, but singing works just fine for me. -James Taylor PETER A. CRAWLEY Peace comes not from the absence of con- flict in life, But from the ability to cope with it KELLY ANN CROWLEY A uKeI11 FAVORITE SAYING: Hey goofie, what a zero! HAPPINESS IS: Having a good time with friends. PET PEEVE: People who inter- fere into other families' business. PRIZES: Little Boody, fun times with Karen and Deb- bie Cwhat a party huh Karen?J and memories of R.G. CHey Ducklj A faithful friend is a sturdy shelter, He that has found one has found a treasure. ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary and Treasurer 4. MARK CROCIATI Crotch HAPPINESS IS: Days at the beach. PET PEEVE: Unprofessionalism. AMBITION: Pro fessional musician. PRIZES: Lemans, fam- ily, friends, 16' Catamaran sailboat. ACTIVI- TIES: Jazz Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4: woodwind Ensemble 2, SEMSBA 1, 2, 3, 4, ' S.E. District 3: S.S. Conservatory Wind and Jazz Ensemble: Inaugural Parade 3. ...., , KEVIN W. CRONIN All the world's a stage And all the men and women merely players, They have their exits and their entrances: And one man in his time plays many parts. -As You Like It ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Show. . ., 5 1978 A- .' ' at-5 DANIEL T. CYR Dan the IVIan FAVORITE SAYING: I-Iey Moe. HAPPI- 4 NESS is: An endless saturday night, PET PEEVE: Working weekends, AIVIBITION: To own a restaurant, PRIZES: lVIy 75 power . u wagon and its good times. ACTIVITIES: I Wrestling Ig Distributive Ed 4. JONATHAN CURRIER 5-X 'Lv k If ll IMI SUSANNE MARIE CZAPLA iichappyvv FAVORITE SAYING: Sure HAPPINESS IS: Being satisfied and able to help others. PET PEEVE: Gymsuits and passes. AMBITION: Is to be a physical therapist or psychologist. PRIZES: Having many friends, my two fami- lies. ACTIVITIES: AFS 4: Student Council 4. 1978 CAROLE DEGREGORIO Ca-Rags HAPPINESS IS: Memories, friends. FAVOR- ITE SAYING: Hey! PET PEEVE: M.D. AMBITION: To become better off. PRIZES: Big D. I CAROLYN DAUM I iiCaii FAVORITE SAYING: Come onl HAPPI- NESS IS: The weekend, partying and Brad. PET PEEVE: People that turn around stories that burn you. AMBITION: To work with horses. PRIZES: Friends and B.D. F g at ., .,-1: f I V A- I. f , MARI-ANN DEHAY Biscuit FAVORITE SAYING: Don't you wish it! HAPPINESS IS: Being with B.M. and Satur- day nights. PET PEEVE: People who can't be themselves. AMBITION: To help needy chil- dren. PRIZES: Family and friends. ANNA DEFELICE Anna Favorite Saying: It's a joke. HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends. PET PEEVE: 6:30 a.m. AMBITION: To be happy, healthy, and successful. PRIZES: Family and license. There are places in my life Though some have changed Some for better, some for ever Some are gone and some remain. ACTIVITIES: Marching girls 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Leader Corps 3, 4: Drama Club 2, 4: Yearbook Staff 4. KATHERINE E. DELANCEY FAVORITE SAYING: ReaIIy? , No, Sah! HAPPINESS. IS: Being with the ole bud- dies and being at a hockey game. PET PEEVE: Snobby people. AMBITION: To travel. PRIZES: Family, friends, and memo- ries. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1: , JAMES P. DELANO Jim HAPPINESS IS: Being free, PET PEEVE: Peo- ple who ask questions like this. AMBITION: Whatever comes along. PRIZES: My bank book. JAMES DESISTO ilJimvi FAVORITE SAYING: Who cares. HAPPI- NESS IS: Defeating your former coach in football. PET PEEVE: People who don't care. AMBITION: To beat up my brother. PRIZES: People who put up with my jokes. ACTIVI- TIES: Football I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball I, 2: Track 3, 4. Iii 4, 6, 62:5-t'I:1:e, ALISON DELISLE UAH FAVORITE SAYING: I'm hoping it's only amnesia. HAPPINESS IS: Playing my guitar buzzed in the sun. PET PEEVE: Alarm clocks, watches and days when the sun doesn't shine. AMBITION: To become a law- yer. PRIZES: Family, friends, Marky and a special friend C.W, No more looking back No more living in the past Yesterday's gone and that's a fact Now there's no more looking back. ' -Kinks ACTIVITIES: P.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. , ' I 4354 JOAQUIN DESOUSA HJOeY1 HAPPINESS IS: Having somebody like them. FAVORITE SAYING: Alright, PET PEEVE: Losing things. AMBITIONS: To strive for that goal. PRIZES: Family, friends, Father's pic- ture. ACTIVITIES: Soccer I, 2, 4: Track 2, Boys Sport Club 3, 4: AFS 3, 4, Vice-Presi dent of Language Club 4: Art Club 3, 4 Young Soul First, freed, then feel, then read, or read, then feel, then fall, or stand, where you already are. Think of yourself, and the other selves think of your parents, your mothers and sisters your bentslick father, then feel or fall, and your 115: hug ,-ff' MARY JANE FRANCIS DEMERITT Nay-Nay Janie FAVORITE SAYING: Well, sort of. Oh no, here we go again. HAPPINESS IS: Enioying summertimes with people, sports, dancing, riding horses. PET PEEVE: Plastic people not being there to help. AMBITION: To achieve my goals in life, and to travel to different countries. PRIZES: God, family, Gumpy, Mr. Wing, memories, Joe M., FBP, friends, G.D.D.K.M.B.G.J., marsh fair, camp 74, 75, 77, Monk, Rainbow, my Grand Cross of Color, July IO, 77, my little niece Cheire, my mouse Ralph Jr, Graduation 1978, my life. 1978 MARGARET CHRISTIE DIAZ Goose FAVORITE SAYING: If there's a will, there is a way. HAPPINESS IS: Spending time with M.U. and being with friends. PET PEEVE: Snobby people, gossipers, and cruelty to animals. AMBITION: To be a legal secretary, and live life to its fullest extent and be happy. PRIZES: Typewriter, stereo, life and friends. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Senior Show: Drama Club 2, 3: Chamber Singers: AFS 2, 3, 4, SEIVISBA 3, 4. ,WO DAVID A. DIEGOLI IIDagOu FAVORITE SAYING: How's it going? HAP- PINESS IS: Weekends and winning. PET PEEVE: People who don't know what they're talking about. AMBITION: To be successful in life. PRIZES: J.C., K.MO.-ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Capt. 4: Soccer I, 2: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 1978 LISA MARIE DISALVATORE Lease FAVORITE SAYING: Really , Huh? , What? HAPPINESS IS: Being with F.H., and friends, concerts, music, the ocean, sunshine, little kids, and animals. PET PEEVE: People who hurt other people physi- cally or emotionally. PRIZES: Family, life, F.H., M.H., K.H., L.A., concerts with L.A., albums, hopes, and dreams. POEM: I am I and you are you I'm not in this world to live up to your expectations and you're not in this world to live up to mine. I am I and you are you, and if by chance we meet, it's beau- tiful. 'IT' 'f77'FT ' 5- -' P, gsfzgw MICHELLE MARY DIODATO IIMESSYII FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, realIy. HAPPI- NESS IS: Dating guys whose first names begin with an S. PET PEEVE: Some co-work- ers, slow drivers, B.N., Mrs. Colley-Chem and B.W. AMBITION: To be happy, success- ful and rich. PRIZES: Family and friends. POEM: The Journey back is longer than the forward run. -Rod McKuen. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. 2, 3, 4, AFS 2, 3, 4, Senior Show: Dean's Council 2: Jr. Prom Comm. KATHY MARY DOHERTY IIKathy1Y HAPPINESS IS: Having a good time with friends. PET PEEVE: Being called Kathleen. AMBITION: To be successful in life and enjoy it. PRIZES: Family, friends, and memo- ries. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. 2, 3, 45 AFS 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4, Girls Sports Club 4: Drama Club 2: Basketball Concession Stand 3, Spaghetti Supper 4: Senior Show 4. I- , 25, L .4 ., A RHONDA DIODATO Ron FAVORITE SAYING: 'I'?Q-p+ itftitlu HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with Bobby. PET PEEVE: Getting up early, cliques, being late. AMBI- TION: To travel, to teach special needs kids. PRIZES: Friends, memories. MARK JOSEPH DONAHUE FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, ya? HAPPINESS IS: Not owing any bills. PET PEEVE: Staying after school. AMBITION: To race to win money. PRIZES: Money, friends, truck, fam- ily. POEM: Roses are red, Violets are blue, If you bring a six pack I will too. ACTIVITIES: Track 1. LENA MARIE DOTEN Dotie HAPPINESS IS: Being with J.B. PET PEEVE: Arguments. AMBITION: To be a gymnastics teacher. PRIZES: J.B. and saddle. ACTIVI- TIES: Drama Club 3, 4, Volleyball 4: Gym- nastics. JOHN P. DRAPER Drapster FAVORITE SAYING: I didn't do anything. HAPPINESS IS: Getting buzzed before school. PET PEEVE: Mr. Fleming and low marks. AMBITION: To get out of school. PRIZES: My weekly oz. TAMARA MAE DOUGLAS 4iTammyi1, iiFrO11 FAVORITE SAYING: You're sick , No way! HAPPINESS IS: My family, and best friends D.V., C.W., T.R., and M.D. PET PEEVE: Cheating and .people intentionally aggravating other people. AMBITION: To be successful in what I do and to have time to do everything I want. PRIZES: The extra hours at Friendly's, my license, l1!I2!77. What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. --Ralph Waldo Emerson ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep 1, 4: AFS 2, 3, 4: French Club I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Rifle Girl 15 Band 2, 3, 4, Inaugural Parade 3, Brass Choir 4, Winter Color Guard 2, 3, Sabre Instructor, Senior Show. R ed' f,f- 4? A 5 I '.,'i .. -1 BARRY DRISCOLL HBarryY7 FAVORITE SAYING: All right. HAPPINESS IS: Special friends. PET PEEVE: People who pretend to be something that they are not. AMBITION: To be a police officer. PRIZES: Super tacks. ACTIVITIES: Hockey I, 2, 3, 4. LAURIE SUSAN DRAKE Laur FAVORITE SAYING: He's a woofer. HAP- PINESS IS: The car on Saturday night. PET PEEVE: Bubble gum, red hair. AMBITION: To become a teacher. PRIZES: Family, friends. ACTIVITIES: AFS 4, French Club, Volleyball, Future Nurses: Future Teachers: Pep Squad. 1978 TERRI DUFF FAVORITE SAYING: Really now, huh? PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than anyone else. HAPPINESS IS: Being with people you love, D.P. AMBITION: To be a pediatrics nurse. PRIZES: My family, Lisa. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4. vu I 4 A744 3 Li 5 QQ ,Q ' . , uT'Hi3.' ' ?f!?a'HiJ. 142 if LPC ' DEBRA ANN DUNHAM Debbie HAPPINESS IS: Summer, Friday and Satur- day nights. PET PEEVE: To be told what to do. AMBITION: To teach younger children. PRIZES: Family, friends, memories and all those times spent with M.K. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1: Track 12. 1978 SARA FAITH EDWARDS Don't you feel the day is coming that will stay and remain When your children see the answers that you saw the same When the clouds have all gone there will be no more rain And the beauty of all things is uncovered again. -Cat Stevens DANA ELIZABETH DUNN l'll be feeling you whenever you're lonely And feeling empty deep inside l'm here whenever you need me To stop the crashing tide. But I, too, need love and comfort To survive the stormy weather So take my hand and walk with me For we make it when we're together. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 2 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: MASC Leadi ership 2: AFS 2, 3, 4: Chairperson 4 Semsba 1: American Legion School Award: S.E. District: Senior Show: D.A.R. Good Citi zen. 4f,,,. CHARLENE DYKEMAN Chari Far away in the sunshine are my aspirations I may not reach them but I can look up and see their beauty believe in them and try to follow where they lead -Louisa May Alcott ACTIVITIES: Majorette 3, 4: Feature Twirler 4: Band 4: AFS 3, 4: Lit. 4: Yearbook Staff. GLENDA EGNOR ' fi-1' . Q51 lx JAMIE EGGLESTON Butch FAVORITE SAYING: She is nice. HAPPI- NESS IS: Food. PET PEEVE: Mr. Cohee. AMBITION: To graduate. RANDY ELLIS Cookie FAVORITE SAYING: Let's party! HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with Shelly. PET PEEVE: When my car breaks down. AMBITION: To be successful in life. PRIZES: My car and my music. Hate to go to school, Feel like a fool, Don't care what they say, Idon't listen anyway, But I passed! KATHY EUFRAZIO FAVORITE SAYING: Tell me about it. HAP- PINESS IS: Being with friends. PET PEEVE: Waiting for people, AMBITION: To be a pho- tographer. PRIZES: Nephew and memories of N.O. JEFFREY RONALD ELWOOD 'dmv FAVORITE SAYING: Que Sera Sera. HAP- PINESS IS: Being with that certain someone. PET PEEVE: Phonies. AMBITION: To attain his goals. PRIZES: Friends and car. ACTIVI- TIES: Band 1, 2, 3,245 Stage Band 4: Photog- raphy Club 3: Aeronautics Club 4: Audio Vis- ual 2, 35 Senior Show 4: S.E.M.S.B.A. 2. CAROL ANNE EVIRS Jinx , Shorty , Twirp FAVORITE SAYING: Nut'tin!I , Get lost. HAPPINESS IS: To be with people I love, PET PEEVE: Cliques, people who use other peo- ple. AMBITION: To raise and ride horses. PRIZES: Family, friends, and B.P. ACTIVI- TIES: Cafeteria Work 3: Guidance Work 4. ANDREW ERSKINE 1978 KEVIN P. FARRAHER t Pummer - FAVORITE SAYING: But old buddy. HAP- PINESS IS: C.A.B. PET PEEVE: Cliques, AMBITION: To be a chef. PRIZES: My bud- dies. PSTN 'x N X 4 I A ! 1 qi.. J. SCOTT FERGUSON ulfergri FAVORITE SAYING: Old Buddy. HAPPI- NESS IS: Good wine, good women, and good weed. PET PEEVE: Cliques. AMBITION: Surveyor Draftsman. PRIZES: Old Buddies. 1978 SUSAN MARIE FERNANDES Sue FAVORITE SAYING: Spare me. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with J.A., working. PET PEEVE: Tastee Freeze, no car. AMBITION: To be a hairdresser. PRIZES: Getting mar- ried to J.A., friends, and family. ACTIVITIES: Damn Yankees 3: DECA Secretary 4: School Store 3, 4, Senior Show 4. 5'-14 144 kg.-. LISA ANN FERIOLI Happy are those who dream dreams And are ready to pay the price To make them come true. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2: Girls Sports Club I, 25 Junior Prom Commit- tee 3g AFS 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 4, SAC 4: Stu- dent Council 4g Graduation Usher 2, 35 Year- book Staff 45 Senior Show 4. '--.. tx -,... W! X! If' 2 ix X ks.. Z 7 XX -f' .1 ' I tw- 'Q 'Z' x.,--,uQ'-A-M-M-,,, Af' Ng VIRGINIA ANN FERNANDES Ginna FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know! HAPPI- NESS IS: Living life to the fullest. PET PEEVE: Nosey people, crazy drivers. AMBI- TION: To be happy in whatever profession I pursue. PRIZES: Friends, family, car, and memories. ACTIVITIES: Marching Girls 1. JOSEPH FERNANDES What shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul. - -Mark 8:36 ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4: Baseball 1, 2, Boys' State 3: Student Gov't Day Representative 3. CARLA FERRARI HAPPINESS IS: Skiing N.H., Vt., jazzy peo- ple, 4 Seasons. AMBITION: To stay happy and live forever. PRIZES: Pons, memories of Black Mt., special friends. . I have learned- that to be with those I like is enough. 3 -Walt Whitman ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics I, 2, 3: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, Dinner Dance Com- mittee 4: Rotary Guest 4: Senior Show 4. 4' ',.,f'lf'. f' v .ga M.,- MARK STEVEN FERRIERO FAVORITE SAYING: Love it! , Deadly. HAPPINESS IS: Making a deadline and opening nights. PET PEEVE: People who think they're better than others. AMBITION: To be a successful dentist. PRIZES: My music, true friends, and good times. ACTIVI- TIES: Yearbook Layout Editor 4: Concert Choir 3, 4: Concert Choir Business Manager 4: Chamber Singers 3, 4: Southeast District Chorus 4: Bye Bye Birdie 2: Damn Yankees 3: Auntie Mame 4: Drama Club Student Director 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: AFS 4: French Club 3, 4: Senior Show 4: S.E.M.S.B.A. 4. SUSAN FITZPATRICK A Isuet 1 FAVORITE SAYING: Babyl You got every- thing. HAPPINESS IS: Being with my friends, and having a good time. PET PEEVE: People who are always late, two- faced people. AMBITION: To be a photogra- pher. PRIZES: Family, friends, car, life. KAREN FINLEY HAPPINESS IS: Being with all my friends. PET PEEVE: Phony people, no money, home- work. AMBITION: To get into a theatrical or musical career. PRIZES: My family, friends. ACTIVITIES: A.F.S. 3, 4: Concert Choir 4. aa. I.: . f-Qi -, 1. .wgiw .. - :, , -' ' I -f 'xv I. .ft f I' 5211 f , aff INGVILL MERETHE FJELDSTAD HAPPINESS IS: Lighting a candle. AMBI- TION: Reaching the top of the mountain. PRIZES: Family, friends and a healthy life. ACTIVITIES: AFS 4: Volleyball Intramurals 4: Mayflower Nursing Home 4: Spaghetti Sup- per 4. ani' WILLIAM FITZHENRY Fritzy FAVORITE SAYING: Decent HAPPINESS IS: Not getting D's. PET PEEVE: Staying after. AMBITIONS: Professional golfer. PRIZES: Golf clubs. ACTIVITIES: Golf I, 2, 3, 4: Band 1: Football I. 1978 l RICHARD FLOOD Grasshopper FAVORITE SAYING: But old buddy. HAP- PINESS IS: Muchin' out. PET PEEVE: School in general. AMBITION: To be successful, own and operate my own restaurant. ACTIV- ITIES: DECA. I I I4 . ,j I .ax i DEBORAH FOLLETTE ACTIVITIES: Softball I, 2, 3, 4. If you really love something, and it leaves you, set it free. If it comes back, it is truly yours, If it doesn't, it never was. 1978 CH ERYL JEAN FOSTER Cher FAVORITE SAYING: Tell me about it , Spare me. HAPPINESS IS: Being with Danny, good friends. PET PEEVE: People who can't accept others for what they are. AMBITION: To live a long happy life with Danny. PRIZES: Danny, family, D.L. + D.D. my new nephew Lee. A time to live, A time to die, A time for tears, A time for laughter, A time to mourn, A time to lose A time to keep Atime to love A time for peace. JAMES M. FONTES IIBUCKYH FAVORITE SAYING: What do you think this is a piece of cheese? AMBITION: To get rich. PET PEEVE: Last corner of the bag. HAPPINESS IS: No school and a case of beer. PRIZES: Family and friends. 'fag - . ' , wr ' ' Abe 'ff' - ., , ,,N,,,, , 1- If , ' g .NA ' , - a 'A M I 51122: 12.1.31 - - ' .. .. 17 .n ANNE MARIE FRACCALOSSI Freck HAPPINESS IS: Being with Mike and long walks on the beach. PET PEEVE: Syracuse University, Monday mornings and Chemis- try. AMBITION: To be a nurse. PRIZES: Mike, friends, family and 1!I7!76. ACTIVI- TIES: Gymnastics 1, 2, 35 Field Hockey 2, 3: Homeroom Rep. 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Spaghetti Supper Com. 4: Senior Show 4. i ' ' ' 1: 'V .. , V.: it - I .IE Q E I if Q . V M .4', tt ' PHILIP MUNRO FORMAN Phil FAVORITE SAYING: Sorry . . . only kid- ding. HAPPINESS IS: Music, theatre, spring days, talking and with friends, holi- day vacations. PET PEEVE: Tourists, back- stabbers. AMBITION: To become a success- ful and creative actor, study for a degree in film history, win an Oscar or a Tony. PRIZES: Family, special memories. ACTIVITIES: Sen- ior Show Director: Drama Club 2, 3: AFS 2, 3, 4: Octopus 4. LAURIE EILEEN FRANCIS Laurie FAVORITE SAYING: Spare me. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with friends and sleeping late. PET PEEVE: 6:30 A.M., bus rides, hav- ing nothing to do. PRIZES: My family, many friends, cat and my memories. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Secretary 4: Future Nurses 2: Senior Show 45 Inaugural 3: National Honor Society 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Spaghetti Supper 4: Leaders Corps 3, 4: Jor- dan Hosp. Volunt. 1, 2. PJ ir gd Liar 1 ELAINE FRANCO MARTIN GARDNER ulvlartyvi FAVORITE SAYING: No way Jake. HAPPI- NESS IS: Meeting new friends. PET PEEVE: Being caught speeding on the highway. AMBITION: To get out of school, and to get a truck. PRIZES: Family, friends, and my car. SALLY ELIZABETH FRASER Sal , Fras FAVORITE SAYING: I guess you had to be there. HAPPINESS IS: Family, friends, drum corps and just being me. PET PEEVE: Tourists and snobs. AMBITION: To be Spe- cial Education Teacher and to be happy. PRIZES: Family, life, V.W., friends and Corps. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3, 45 Usherette 2: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Student Director 4: Senior Show 45 Inaugural Parade 3. wtf' 1,.. . '?:2fk+...-.,. . 1 ' PAUL GAVONI nl TERESA FREEMAN HAPPINESS IS: Being with Donald Boucher. PET PEEVE: Snobby people, being told what to do and fighting with Donald B. AMBI- TION: To work in a bank, to get married and settle down in about 4 years. PRIZES: My bottle collection, and memories. 1978 STEVEN MICHAEL GENDUSO Genny FAVORITE SAYING: Ah! Yaaay! HAPPI- NESS IS: Friday and Saturday nights, PET PEEVE: Homework and getting up early. AMBITION: To become very rich. PRIZES: Drums, music. ACTIVITIES: Track 1. 2. 3. 4. I4 CHARLES SAXON GILMORE Charlie Iwon't stay this way anymore, I'm gonna fight I'm gonna win Won't hold myself down anymore And I won't turn away from anything I'm gonna try and spread my wings See what this happy life can bring Nothing in my way but me I want to see how this heart of mine I can sing! l -Andy Pratt I I Resolution I ACTIVITIES: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Class . President 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, I I Soccer I, 2, 3, Yearbook, Debate Club. I I I I il II 'I' 1978 4 CANDIA GOODINGS Candia FAVORITE SAYING: :'Are you out of your mind? HAPPINESS IS: Times I've had, and hope to have with my guy. PET PEEVE: D.L., , wasting money, crazy drivers. AMBITION: I To be an interior decorator, modeling, coor- I dinator. PRIZES: Joey, Sharon, memories of 1 Nlrs. Fratus. I I I 'ir- 'v I48 . :Z I ALAN GOMES f,a',I,,, fi 4 I ilxkxxuin' I ' . LORI JEAN GOVONI Lori FAVORITE SAYING: Sure HAPPINESS IS: S.A.M.T.W.P. PET PEEVE: Guidance Coune selors. AIVIBITION: To be happy. PRIZES: Jan. I, 1977, P.R.C.W., family, ring. Iam not sure what waits beyond the block But I'II travel down the road to have a look if I need one. -Rod NIcKuen ai WI 'il f I 'Q dia SHEILA A. GOMES She FAVORITE SAYING: So. HAPPINESS IS: Being happy, sunny days, skating, and watching dreams come true. PET PEEVE: People that don't use signals, May '77, peo- ple that are late. AMBITION: To live a happy life, and be a success. PRIZES: Family, friends, memories, and small things called Fred. ACTIVITIES: Marching Girls I, Home- room Rep I, Track I. DANETTE GRACE FAVORITE SAYING: You'II get over it. HAPPINESS IS: Family, friends. PET PEEVE: People that think they know everything, but don't. AMBITION: To be an airline steward- ess and own a Camaro. PRIZES: Family, friends. I . Liu! ..,,5.. . 1 ' - - ' Ii.- BARBARA GRANT Bu Zi Barbi FAVOSEIITE SAYING: This can't really be happening, you're crazy, right? HAPPI- NESS IS: May 78, Falmouth 76, being with Halacaust, old friends, and R.Nl. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning, the Beach Boys, B.T.O., and people who can't live without judging. AMBITION: Travel, to become a secretary. PRIZES: People who care, good friends, BWASP-S, and the future. Upon us all a little rain must fall. . .just a little rain. ACTIVITIES: Basketball I, 2, Varsity Club 1, 2, Cross Country lg Future Nurses Club I. MICHELLE GREGORY uGreQS11 AIVIBITION: To be the best I can at whatever I do. PET PEEVE: Prejudiced people and caf- eteria food, J.J. PRIZES: IVly family, friends, car, and sports. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 4, Band I, 2, 3. ff My we TIMOTHY EDWARD GRANT iiTimir FAVORITE SAYING: Get the Q1t?S outta here! HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends. PET PEEVE: Waiting, being late. ANIBITION: To be happy and successful. PRIZES: Friends, good times with J.E., P.P., and MW. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, National Honor Society 3, 4: Aero Club Pres- ident4. f 73f' ' ' 'her . '23 . 'IELJ SHIRLEY GRENNEL ShirI FAVORITE SAYING: Oh no! HAPPINESS IS: IVly car, friends. PET PEEVE: Slow driv- ers. AMBITION: To be rich. PRIZES: Friends, family, my cat. .19 r . BARBARA GRATTA Gratta FAVORITE SAYING: I don't care. HAPPI- NESS IS: Sunny days and sleeping late. PET PEEVE: The gym teachers! B.W. ANIBITION: Travel. PRIZES: Good friends and family. Be glad of life Because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars -Henry Van Dyke 1978 JESSICA GUARALDI Jessie FAVORITE SAYING: Really, have fun. HAPPINESS IS: Being with IVI.K. OACSLMA WINKY! fright lVIike?Q. AIVIBITION: To know where l'm going. PRIZES: The kuhns, the Morses. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2. I4 I 435, LISA A. GUARALDI Grrr FAVORITE SAYING: Really, HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends. PET PEEVE: J.G., and two-faced people. AMBITION: To succeed in life. PRIZES: Friends, memories. Don't walk in front of me - I may not follow Don't walk behind me - I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my friend. -Camus 1978 PHILLIP HAMILTON iso L . -f- DONNA LYNN GUIDETTI rrspagetrv FAVORITE SAYING: Weeps. HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends and partying. PET PEEVE: Rainy days and having to stay in. AMBITION: To be happy in anything I do. PRIZES: K.M. and friends, D.S., D.S.S.C.T., andfamily. I have no yesterdays Time took them away Tomorrow may never come But I still have todavl MELISSA HANSEN B ARLINE MARIE HAMBLIN IIArvr FAVORITE SAYING: Oh boguess! HAPPI- NESS IS: Being happy and being myself. PET PEEVE: Working and Scotty Baker fright Donna?J. AMBITION: To become a success- ful Accountant and someday get married. PRIZES: my family, friends, and being an exchange student to Germany. SHARON LEE HARMON FAVORITE SAYING: 'listen to me! HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with that certain someone. PET PEEVE: People who think they are bet' ter than others, liars. PRIZES: Family, friends, B.P.B.W.D.C. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses Club 2: Medical Explorers 2, March- ing Girls 2: DECA 4. CHARLES FRANCIS JOSEPH HARRINGTON, II Charlie FAVORITE SAYING: I love it , Really. HAPPINESS IS: Late arrival. PET PEEVE: A cut too deep for stitches to mend. AMBI- TION: To be healthy, wealthy, and wise. PRIZES: Good friends, and good times. POEM: I'd rather have a strong back and the troubles I encounter, than a weak back and a caddy to carry them. -CFJH, ll ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. 3: Ice Hockey 1, 2, 3: Soccer 2, 4, Yearbook Staff. KENNETH HASKINS FAVORITE SAYING: You turkey. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with Michelle. PET PEEVE: No smoke. AMBITION: To play professional on stage. PRIZES: M.B., my drums, family, my shepherd. ACTIVITIES: Football I. DAVID HARRINGTON Harry FAVORITE SAYING: Six of one half dozen of the other. HAPPINESS IS: Good looking girls. PET PEEVE: No money. AMBITION: Harry - Irish Inn. PRIZES: Friends and ene- mies. - . as SHARON HATHAWAY :Q57 I ' f f L ' .lx I ff' . KEITH RAYMOND HARRINGTON FAVORITE SAYING: What PET PEEVE People who bug me. AMBITION: To travel PRIZES: Memories, my family and friends ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2: Golf I, 2, 3. 1978 MICHAEL HAYES ,'F'ilf, I u 1. 1 xl ISI DANIEL HEATH 1978 TIM HOLMES SUSAN LEE HOLMAN I isuevv FAVORITE SAYING: Oh yea, you think so. HAPPINESS IS: A walk along the beach, being with that special someone, and Sept. 1981. PET PEEVE: People who don't speak when spoken to. AMBITION: To make the best out of life. PRIZES: Friends, family, and Bill. ACTIVITIES: Softball 2. g. fu BQ. WILLIAM HOLMES FAVORITE SAYING: Snit. HAPPINESS IS: No school. PET PEEVE: Rainy days. AMBI- TION: To be the best. PRIZES: My car. JILL HOLMES LYNN ANN HOLTON And I shall pass this way but once. Therefore any good I can do or any kindness I can show let me do it now. For I shall not pass this way again. ACTIVITIES: Dean's Council I, 2, 3, 4, Lead- ercorps 3, 4, AFS 3, 45 Concert Choir Presi- dent 4, Future Nurses Club 1, 2. JAMES HORENSTEIN tiJimir HAPPINESS IS: Long summer vacations. PET PEEVE: Friday and Saturday nights at Rich's. AMBITION: To be successful at what- ever I do. PRIZES: Family and friends. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Representative 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 45 Yearbook Staff, Jun- ior Prom Committee, Concession Stands 2, 45 AFS 4, Spaghetti Supper 4, Senior Dinner Dance, Senior Show. ROBERT HUNT HAPPINESS IS: Partying with friends and getting a little bit. PET PEEVE: Listening to Mr. Fleming and getting up for school. AMBITION: To be my own boss. PRIZES: Stereo, yi JOSEPH HORTON FELICIA HUNTER uFiShvr FAVORITE SAYING: l'm outta here. HAP- PINESS IS: Being with someone special, pare tying. PET PEEVE: Phony people. AMBI- TION: To be happy. PRIZES: Family and friends. I was born on this earth alone, and I will die on this earth, but the time in between was meant for sharing with you. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Representative 25 AFS 4. ERIC HOWELL 1978 PAUL T. HUNTINGTON QT' 1 . I T53 'A v- ,N 3 if 43:5 Q. J . fir rf' - V .-, ...tg LYDIA J. ISAACS 1978 DARREN PAUL STEPHEN JOHNSON D.J., King of Carver FAVORITE SAYING: How you gonna act? HAPPINESS IS: Senior life, people who care for others. PET PEEVE: Having no one to talk to. AMBITION: To put Carver on the national map by becoming D.J. the D.J. PRIZES: Class of 78, all of the people in it, Mooses Ill, Souza's, Buck, Lopes, Niecy, OZZIE, the cheerleaders, O.D., the Coneheads, family, memories of Ricky G., Bull, Lip Stas, Crabby, the Rowdies, the Carver kids, shortcake. ACTIVITIES: Student Council I, 2, 3, 4: Model Congress 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, Track 35 Football 25 SAC 3, Photo Club 3, Debate 3, 45 Senior Show Director 45 Yearbook Staff 4: Junior Prom Committee 3, Graduation Usher 2, 3. 12 I, l 154 K' JENNIFER JEPSON Bigfoot FAVORITE SAYING: Chou, AMBITION: To be able to help people through physical ther- apy. PRIZES: My mother, M.J., Puma, C.K., S.K., P.J., B.S., P.M. FRANCIS VAN JOHNSON llvanfl To search without knowing what to look for To search for whatever is there. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, Football 1. KYLE JESSE 4iTOOpy1i FAVORITE SAYING: He looks like someone I know! HAPPINESS IS: A no school announcement, getting on the honor roll, hearing P.G. say something nice to some- one, and having a hope for the future that I know I can rely on. PET PEEVE: Having to get up early and artificial, conceited people. AMBITION: To be successful at whatever I do and to help people in any way I can. LEE B. JONES Jonesy HAPPINESS IS: Traveling. PET PEEVE: Mak- ing stupid mistakes. AMBITION: To be suc- cessful and content. PRIZES: Family, rela- tives, and friends. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Show 4. MICHAEL JosEPH Hmmw Favorite Saying: Don't that s. . HAPPINESS IS: Partying, being with friends, catching a buzz. PET PEEVE: School, too many questions, no money. PRIZES: Family, Lisa, friends, health, and music. And if the cloud bursts thunder in your ear, you shout and no one seems to hear, And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes l'lI see you on the Dark Side of the Moon -Pink Floyd SCOTT KESSELL FAVORITE SAYING: What's up? HAPPI- NESS IS: Weekend partying with friends. PET PEEVE: Rainy days, cliques. AMBITION: Mechanic. PRIZES: 69 Stang. ACTIVI- TIES: Hockey 1, 2. CHERYL JOYAL Cheryl Look to this day! For it is life, the very life of life. In all its brief course Lie all the verities and realities of your existence: The bliss of growth, The glory of action: The splendor of achievement: For yesterday is but a dream, And tomorrow is only a vision, But today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness. And every tomorrow a vision of hope. -Kalidasa ACTIVITIES: Track I, 2, 4: Homeroom Rep. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3g Dinner Dance Committee 45 Senior Show 4: Girls Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4. IW' 'Y'- rf,,m X J ,Qt 'W .W his in at fu' A 71251115 .::3..,z. , WADE KIERSTEAD Doctor FAVORITE SAYING: Tough, HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends and C.A. PET PEEVE: Dunkin' Donuts and my car. AMBITION: To be successful in life. ACTIVITIES: Home- room Rep. 2: Tennis 2: AFS 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3: Ski Club 3. ROSEMARIE KEIRAN Rere FAVORITE SAYING: Do it up. HAPPINESS IS: Having money to party and parties to go to. PET PEEVE: People who mispronounce my name. AMBITION: To succeed in every aspect of life. PRIZES: Having weekends free. 1978 OFIVILLE KIRKPATRICK IS5 PAUL KIRKPATRICK 1978 JOSEPH S. LAGAMBINA Little AI FAVORITE SAYING: It's E-E-E-Z-Z-Z , Wrong HAPPINESS IS: An A+ on a U.S. History Honors Final Exam. PET PEEVE: Empty wallet on the day before pay-day, an empty gas tank. AMBITION: To have suc- cessful law firm and have a 6-digit bank account. PRIZES: My Bianchi, my bank book, family, and friends. ACTIVITIES: T.V. Team I: School Store I: Student Council Treasurer 3: Boys' State Rep. 3: Model Con- gress Delegate 2: Lit Magazine Editor 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Treasurer 4. M, ...V- JOHN KRITZMACHER Kiki HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends. PET PEEVE: Monday mornings. AMBITION: To make the best of life. PRIZES: My license. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2: Hockey 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Vice-President 4: AFS 4. ' f-9 J fr i fs Q o 9 is itz!!-4. BARBARA J. LAINE uBarbH FAVORITE SAYING: Really. HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends and having a good time. PET PEEVE: Unfriendly people. AMBI- TION: To be successful in whatever I do. PRIZES: Family, friends, memories, and IO! 3l!76. ACTIVITIES: Leader Corps 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers Club 2, 3: Vice-President 3: Yearbook Staff 4. ROBERT LADD Bob, Lid FAVORITE SAYING: What are you sellin'. HAPPINESS IS: New Hampshire. PET PEEVE: Flat Landers. AMBITION: To be a successful business manager. PRIZES: Motorcycles and snowmobile. MARY B. LAVIN What is a friend? One who's been fine when life's been rotten, one whose ideals you've never forgotten, one who has given you more than he's gotten, that's what l call a friend. , I .. TIMOTHY J. LEANDRO JEAN LEWIS Jean FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know, defi nitely. HAPPINESS IS: B.W.S.W.l.C. P.o.F.A.s.N., good times. PET PEEVE: caff ver, Worthworth's. ANIBITION: To be suc cessful and have a happy life. PRIZES Friends, family, S.W.H.l.I.A.G.M. ACTIVI TIES: Future Teachers Club 3: Ski Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4. 2 A. I A, .4. JZ ' . 'Q fm LORINDA S. LE BARNES FAVORITE SAYING: No way. HAPPINESS IS: Living. PET PEEVE: People who don't understand, people who don't try. AMBI- TION: To become a probation officer. PRIZES: Life. If you love something let it go If it comes back it's yours If It doesn't it never was ACTIVITIES: AFS 3. ' Q' 'Vi WN --ff PATTI LEWIS Patti FAVORITE SAYING: Oh boy. HAPPINESS IS: An Autumn day and walking in the rain. PET PEEVE: Unfriendly people. AMBITION: To become a Dental Assistant. PRIZES: Her friends. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses Club 3, 4: Senior Dinner Dance Committee. LESA J. LESSARD Marilyn FAVORITE SAYING: That's okay, I hate you forever. HAPPINESS IS: Those glorious and grotesque lunches. AMBITION: To become a glittering Lessardi, and a great poet. You may say I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one I hope someday you'II join us, And the world - will live as one. -John Lennon 1978 DONNA LOPES Mousey FAVORITE SAYING: Definitely HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with David and good friends. PET PEEVE: People who don't understand my views. ANIBITIONZ To be happy and suck cessful. PRIZES: David, Davids ring, C.F. and D.W., and my family. Love, if I weep it will not matter, and if you laugh I shall not care. Foolish I am to think about it, But it is good to feel you there, sa' -A STEVEN ALAN LOPES Steve FAVORITE SAYING: What's happ? HAPPI- NESS IS: Playing sports, being with family, friends, J.G. PET PEEVE: Prejudice, people who think they are better than others, knee. AMBITION: To be successful and happy. PRIZES: Family, friends, and my lady. ACTIVITIES: Football I, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 4, Senior Show 4. 1978 DAVID LORING Dave FAVORITE SAYING: Hey sonny. HAPPI- NESS IS: Watching a Shemp act on the Three Stooges. PET PEEVE: People who don't give other people a chance. AMBI- TION: To be healthy and to be successful in whatever I do. PRIZES: Bach Trumpet, fam- ily and friends. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 3, 45 Inaugural Parade 3: Boys Sport Club 4: Senior Show 4. 15141-..s..,.0,, ELIZABETH ANN LOPEZ nsugarvv FAVORITE SAYING: Having fun? HAPPI- NESS IS: To walk the beaches in California. PET PEEVE: Having to get up in the morn- ing. AMBITION: To make lots of money on my own, and to have a Mercedes Sport Car Cblueb. PRIZES: Family, friends, car, stereos. It's a great life. Go get the things that you're after: Hold out for good times and laughter This is your chance for hope for today. It's a great life Why don't you reach out and take it? Jump for the top and you'Il make it: Stick with your dreams and you'II find your way. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 3. KENNETH LOVELY Sad Pup fright J.B.???J FAVORITE SAYING: Oh well. HAPPINESS IS: Loving someone and knowing you are loved back. PET PEEVE: Mark and his Tuba. AMBITION: To become a C.P.A. and own my own restaurant. PRIZES: Mary and her voice. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL LORD JOHN CHARLES LUNETTA FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know. HAPPI- NESS IS: Spending time with T.S. PET PEEVE: Alex after drinking from springhole. AMBITION: To live a happy life free of has- sles. PRIZES: Family, friends, Bronco, Terri. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3: Wrestling 2: Senior Show. LOUANN MacDONALD STEVEN DRAKE MacLEOD Steve FAVORITE SAYING: Oh . . . really. HAP- PINESS IS: Being with Deb, skating and ski- ing. PET PEEVE: Pete'e. AMBITION: To be successful but happy. PRIZES: Deb, family, and friends. ACTIVITIES: Soccer I, 2, 3, Var- sity Club 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN ALLEN MacKAY -ukw FAVORITE SAYING: I'm bad. HAPPINESS IS: Gettin' sweesee! PET PEEVE: Slow Grey- hounds. AMBITION: To box professionally. PRIZES: '68 Chevy, family, and my milk. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. STERLING DAVID MacLEOD Sterl FAVORITE SAYING: I'm gonna slap you. HAPPINESS IS: Getting a shutout. PET PEEVE: Penalties, losing, C.P.D. AMBITION: Be happy with whatever I do. PRIZES: '66 Falcon. ACTIVITIES: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. ,.1' At tr., QA HEATHER MacLEOD ACTIVITIESZ Field HOCIKGV I, 2, 3, 4, Gym- nastics 1, 2, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Girls Sports Club 1, 2, 3, Archbearer 3. 1978 MICHAEL JOSEPH MAGUIRE Mike HAPPINESS IS: Winning, beating Silver Lake.. PET PEEVE: Losing, working long hours. AIVIBITION: To do the impossible. PRIZES: Family, friends, hockey skates. ACTIVITIES: Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 4, Boys Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Show 4. If limi. 6 O L DONALD M. MAHON Mickey HAPPINESS IS: Winning hockey games, a full tank of gas, and having a good time. PET PEEVE: Lady drivers and the Pine Hills that J.P.P. AMBITION: To be successful, rich and to be a photographer. PRIZES: My '69 LTD, family and friends. ACTIVITIES: Football 35 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 4. 1978 ANN MARIE MAINI HAPPINESS IS: K.S.B.l.C., the summer sun- shine. PRIZES: Family, friends and happy memories with special people. Be glad of life Because it gives You the chance To love and to Work and to Play and to Look up at the stars. -Henry Van Dyke ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff 4, Field Hockey 1, 25 AFS 3, Octopus 3: Band 1, 2, 3, Senior Show 4. PATRICIA MAHON EY HUG-- ANGELA MARK 5 MICHAEL MAIER ALAN M. MARKS What you do next. HAPPINESS IS: Talking in class. PET PEEVE: Homework. AMBI- TION: To become a chef. PRIZES: Hunting, fishing, bowling, basketball. FRANK P. MARTIN Chuckie FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, what's up? HAP' PINESS IS: A long weekend. PET PEEVE: Crowded hallways, and two-faced people. AMBITION: To be good at whatever I choose to do in life. PRIZES: The times I shared with that special person, friends, the purple bomber and family. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3: Capt. 4: Basketball 1, 2: Baseball I, 2. GARY McAULAY iispaceiv HAPPINESS IS: Good friends. PET PEEVE: People who know too much. ACTIVITIES: Track 3, 4, Lit 3. MARY-BETH MARTIN . Turtle , Roots - right IVlr. Wade? FAVORITE SAYING: Hey baby. HAPPI- NESS IS: Making people smile and summer with the buddies. PET PEEVE: Car accidents, and fighting with people you care about. PRIZES: Friends, Ma and Pa and all the kids, memories, The Ave and a certain set of pictures. I walked on the beach in the early morn, I ran on the sand till I could breathe no more, I stood on a rock looking out at the sea And believe what I said, when I said I feel free. - Steve Miller Book of Dreams. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. 1, Drama Club 2, Senior Show. PATRICIA McAULEY My life is like a stroll upon the beach as near the ocean edge as I can go -Thoreau I DON NA MATH ER 1978 JAMES M. McCANN Jumping Jim FAVORITE SAYING: You Ying Yang. HAP- PINESS IS: Having my black belt. PET PEEVE: Getting up at 4:00 a.m. to go to work. AMBITION: To become a Sudan, tthird degree black beltj. PRIZES: My car, black- belt, guitar, and memories. ACTIVITIES1 Track I, 2, 3, 4, Football 35 Stageband 4. ,I I we 4- I I ' 1' I fwiliri' ici I 1 I I ROBERT McCANN 1978 MICHAEL McCARTHY IlMaCII HAPPINESS IS: To set goals and strive for them until I find them. PET PEEVE: People who constantly complain about the adminis- tration or set ways and do little or nothing to change those ways. AMBITION: To be the President of the United States. PRIZES: Life, good people, good times, family, friends. It makes me wonder from time to time, the power that lies in the human mind. l've tried to control it to an extent. l'll control it all before l'm dead. The road l'll take is hard and cold. I might not make it till l'm old. One thing for certain, l'll never stop, least not till I make it to the very top. Amen. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3: D.E.C.A. 3, 4, Class Rep. 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President 4, School Store 4: Peter Pan's Stage Crew Manager. DONNA McCARTHY PHYLLIS MCDONOUGH Scenes of my young years turn warm in my mind. Visions of shadows that shine. Till one day I returned, and found they were victims of the vine of changes. -Gordon Lightfoot KEVIN McCARTHY DIANE MCGEE Diane FAVORITE SAYING: Ya know? HAPPI- NESS IS: Crowded places and Fridays. PET PEEVE: Having no money and homework. AMBITION: To become a business teacher. PRIZES: Radio and cigarettes. Lives for Fri- days. JOYCE MARIE McGINNlS H-Joyce!! FAVORITE SAYING: Don't bug me. HAP- PINESS IS: Summer days and weekends. PET PEEVE: Mondays and rainy days. AMBI- TION: To have a good job and travel. PRIZES: Knickknacks and a special teddy bear. JULIE MCGRATH FAVORITE SAYING: Let's get smaII , Hang it up. HAPPINESS IS: Led Zeppelin Concert Boston fright Lisa?J, being rowdy, partying hard, living. PET PEEVE: Car acci- dents, eggs, motorcycles. AMBITION: Mak- ing my dreams come true. PRIZES: Life, freedom, and love, August 18, Maine and my paycheck. ir? ANDREW McGONAGLE Mac FAVORITE SAYING: So what! AMBITION: Police Dept. PET PEEVE: Cold people. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2: Track 3, 4, Pho tography 1, 2, 3, 4. fm- ' 'HO 'Q QYW-Y' THERESA MCGUIRE CK.K.j , Karate Kid FAVORITE SAYING: That's dynamite. HAPPINESS IS: Being with my family - all 14 of them. AMBITION: Open my own karate school. PRIZES: My trophies and blackbelt, my guys. POEM: I felt myself falling down, deeper and deeper - And suddenly you caught me and held me suspended in space. My head was spinning and yet you were steady and firm, You let me use you as my fears hold onto until my grip was strong. Then you gently let go of me, bit by bit, and watched until you saw I could stand for myself. And then you slipped away quietly and before I knew it: I stood firm and steady. You were gone, but one day maybe I can catch you and be your rock - for you have given me some of your strength. LORA JUNE MCGOURTHY nLOrarv HAPPINESS IS: Being with special friends, Beach I, good times. PET PEEVE: Staying in the house on a weekend night. AMBITION: To live life to the fullest. PRIZES: My family and good times. ACTIVITIES: Marching girls 4, Senior Show 4, Medical Explorers 2: Inau- gural 4. 1978 MARGARET M. MCKITTRICK 'tIVIargie AMBITION: To be successful and live a life of rarity. PRIZES: My family, friends, JM. and P.C., and memories. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. POEM: I Want to see what's never been seen. I want to live that age old dream. Come on we can go together, and take the best right now. -Love Is a Rose Neil Young J- A ,, ,.. 4 JEAN MCMULLEN Jeannie FAVORITE SAYING: Damn you. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with my family and having a life to live. PET PEEVE: People telling me what to do. AMBITION: To be a great artist. PRIZES: B.R. and hobbies. 1978 TRACY MELLO Learn daily the sublime lesson of trust and calm in the midst of storm. Whatever sorrow or difficulty the day may bring. My tender command to you is still the same - Love and Laugh -A. J. Russell IRENE M. McNALLY Renee, Lomax FAVORITE SAYING: Mrs Pearson, when are you gonna get me a job? HAPPINESS IS: G.A.F.V.W.F., getting out of this school and an endless weekend party. PET PEEVE: Rainy days and Monday mornings. AMBI- TION: To become rich fast, travel. PRIZES: Memories, friends and family. DAVID MENDES EDWARD MEAD JAN ELIZABETH MILLER FAVORITE SAYING: Can I wear your . . .fE.F.N.J. HAPPINESS IS: Being with Peter, and the log fright C.M.J. PET PEEVE: Being bored and snow. AMBITION: To travel all over the world. PRIZES: Family, friends, Peter, and my toy poodle. DENNIS JAMES MIRANDA FAVORITE SAYING: Come on. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being happy. PET PEEVE: Snobby people. AMBITION: To be successful. PRIZES: Family, friends, the Monte. ACTIVI- TIES: Tennis I, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1: DECA 4. MARIE ANN MONTANARI PRIZES: M, L, P, R, S, R, G, M, V, PN, L, M, S, S, M, F, G, TM, AO Time is a sort of river of passing events, and strong is its current: no sooner is a thing brought to sight, than it is swept by and another makes its place and this too will be swept away. -Marcus Antonious ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 45 Sports' Club 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Rep. 4, Girls' Athletic Association. LISA MONTANARI FAVORITE SAYING: Spare me. HAPPI- NESS IS: People who care. PET PEEVE: Peo ple who are loud. AMBITION: To work with children. PRIZES: Friends, B.G. and memo ries of sister, and MR. R.P.W. I listen to the wind, The wind of My soul - And where I'II end up, Well I think God only knows. ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 2: AFS 4. ROBERT MOON LOUIS ANTHONY MONTANARI FAVORITE SAYING: Hi, HAPPINESS IS: F.W.H.G.S.O.T.B. PET PEEVE: Monday morning. AMBITION: To be happy all my lite. PRIZES: M.D., D.S. and all my relatives, all of my friends, and all of 1977. Once I learnt all ot life's answers, they changed all ofthe questions. ACTIVITIES: Football I, 2, 3: 4, Wrestling lg Track I, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2: Class Rep. 3. 1978 RONALD MOON NANCY MOORE I find myself drifting off in space in thought over you. I know that are gone, but I will not - you're dead. The words so cold and meaningless, complete opposite of you. Your life was full of love and warmth and so your memory will be too. Right now I feel so empty and never before so alone. But all the happiness we shared helps me make it through tomorrow and all the sadness that I bear brings me closer to the moral: I guess it is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. M.F. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. 1978 JAMES F. MUNAFO, JR. Monafo FAVORITE SAYING: Seriously , Defi- nitely , Grimsey. HAPPINESS IS: Going golfing. PET PEEVE: People who tell you how to do things when you already know how to. AMBITION: To become a grocery store man- ager. PRIZES: All state Recommendation, S.E. District, Semsba. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Chamber Singers I, 2, 3, 4: A.V. 3, 4: AFS 3: Rotary Club Guest 4. -..AB- pfo .' x PETER MOTYKA Dive Bomber I, Motyka, A.V. , iiFaCe1r FAVORITE SAYING: Definitely HAPPI- NESS IS: Flying, 7!27!76, 17 and 36 lower. PET PEEVE: Procrastination, being com- pared with sisters. AMBITION: To go back to R.l. and to be a U.S. Asiatic Fleet Historian. PRIZES: Radio, f40ssbJ, friends, family, memories, and my defiance. MARK PAUL MUNGER IvIunchies FAVORITE SAYING: You can do it. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with someone you love, who loves you back. PET PEEVE: Being I8 and asked for an I.D. when your younger brother isn't. AMBITION: To be successful in the avi- ation field as a structural mechanic. ACTIVI- TIES: Aeronautics Club 2: Treasurer 2. Ii on .4 A. f fr. W fn .2 , JOYCE ANNE MULDOON Muledoon. FAVORITE SAYING: What's up? HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with Mike. AMBITION: To be a successful model and spend the rest of my life with Mike. PRIZES: Family, friends, Mike and memories. ACTIVITIES: Flag girls 1, 2: Field Hockey I, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Home- room Rep. I, 2, 3. BRIGID MURRAY FAVORITE SAYING: Get bent. HAPPI- NESS IS: Smitty, Kevin, and family. PET PEEVE: Ms. Hebden. AMBITION: To work with children. PRIZES: Bear. QM , A 91, 1 yu A 5 . i7 , ,Lt a 1 5 I , 4 KATHLEEN MARGARET NAUGHTON Katie FAVORITE SAYING: Whats up? HAPPI- NESS IS: Close friends and quiet times. PET PEEVE: Waiting for a ride. AMBITION: To make the world a little better. PRIZES: The love of life and a life of love. True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, But in the worth and choice. -Ben Jonson FRANCESCA NORTHOVER LlFranYY FAVORITE SAYING: SeriousIy. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with friends. PET PEEVE: Cli- ques, winter. AMBITION: To graduate. P-RIZES: Family, friends, memories of the summer of 77. ACTIVITIES: Flag Girls 2, 3: Spanish Club 35 Drama Club 2, 3: Senior Show. rj'- ELIZABETH ANN NEVILLE AiBet.ty11 FAVORITE SAYING: Cute. HAPPINESS IS: B.W., M.R., 1O!22f75, 18th birthday. B.W.R.T.F.T.R.O.M.L.L.M.B. PET PEEVE: Cliques, N.B.A.T.B.W.R.A.T.T. Sept. 77. AMBITION: To be a secretary, to be with that special guy - always. PRIZES: R.T., my life, my friends, family and my license. ACTIVI- TIES: Concert Choir 2, AFS 3, 4: Senior Show. RICHARD ALLEN NUNES Nunesy, Rick FAVORITE SAYING: To the bone. HAPPI' NESS IS: Partying with friends and being wasted. PET PEEVE: Cliques, snobs, Monday mornings. AMBITION: To go into the Navy. PRIZES: Friends, family, Cindy and memo- ries of 77. ACTIVITIES: Track I, 2. iv f. DEBBIE NicKEnsoN Moen FAVORITE SAYING: Really HAPPINESS IS: Smiles, sunshine, B.W.F.T.W.C.T.A. B.L.E.T.M.B. AMBITION: To go to college and be happy. PRIZES: Family, friends, memories, 5f2!76. If you really want something badly enough you've got to let it go free and if it comes back to you it's really yours if it doesn't you never had it anyway! ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, AFS 4: Junior Prom Comm. 3: Future Teachers 3: Senior Show. 1978 PATRICE O'CONNOR P.J. FAVORITE SAYING: Just checking! PET PEEVE: Cliques and plastic people. HAPPIA NESS IS: Taking long trail rides. AMBITION: To raise and train German Shepherds. PRIZES: Patches, Ryan family, thoughts of B.J. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. 4. I tr I: . wr . .X , . x g,-3 di PATRICIA K. 0'CONNOR Trisha FAVORITE SAYING: Life is a B. , Tell me about it. HAPPINESS IS: Richie Uean and Karkyh and our crazy adventures together. PET PEEVE: Family, friends, memories, music. POEM: There are places l'II remember All my life though some have changed. Some have gone and some remain. All these places had their moments With lovers and friends I still recall. Some are dead and some are living, In my life I've loved them all. -Lennon and McCarthey ACTIVITIES: Senior Show 4. 1978 JOYCE E. 0'NEIL FAVORITE SAYING: Oh God! , Are you ready for this? HAPPINESS IS: Making other people smile. PET PEEVE: Small places, small minds and small opportunities. AMBITION: To create limitless boundaries for myself. PRIZES: Time, family, true friends. ACTIVITIES: Marching Girls 1, 25 Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, Class Rep. 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4, Future Nurses 2: Senior Show 4, Arch Bearer 3. IAQ? GSXR , I ,W 'Tl'-I. RAYMOND K. OLDHAM IiRayvr HAPPINESS IS: My car, friends, family, L.R. PET PEEVE: Fixing my car, work. AMBITION: To be happy in life. JANINE OPLADEN HAPPINESS IS: Playing guitar. PET PEEVE: Bugs. AMBITION: To be a veterinarian. PRIZES: My birds, privacy. ACTIVITIES: Dean's Council 3, 4. DAVID OLSEN TERESA JULIA OROSZ Treb FAVORITE SAYING: Be serious. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with friends, parties at McNeils. PET PEEVE: Being late. AMBITION: To succeed in every aspect of life. PRIZES: My plants. ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers 2, Ski Club 1. G9 Q?- P. C. EAGLE FAVORITE SAYING: Fly like an eagIe. HAPPINESS IS: A rowdy pep rally. PET PEEVE: Silver Lake at half-time. AMBITION: The Super Bowl. PRIZES: Fine feathered friends. KEVIN WILLIAM OWENS Kevin FAVORITE SAYING: The torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans: born in this century, tempered by war . . HAPPINESS IS: Making money . . . money . . . money. PET PEEVE: Really stupid ques- tions. AMBITION: To be able to retire by 30. PRIZES: My future. ACTIVITIES: Football 1: Basketball 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Octopus 4. DEBORAH ANN OSBORN Ozzie FAVORITE SAYING: Be serious. HAPPI- NESS IS: A long walk on the beach, April 20. PET PEEVE: Headaches, onions, deadlines, a certain pair of eyes. AMBITION: To own a house overlooking the ocean. PRIZES: Kenny, family, friends. ACTIVITIES: Dean's Council 2: Track 25 Tennis 3, 4, Graduation Usherette 3, Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Year- book Co-Editor 4, Senior Show 4. Cn S CLIFFORD PAGE X' I W 5 n L JOSEPH OVERSTREET 1978 ALLEN PARKER Parka HAPPINESS IS: Partying with good com- pany. PET PEEVE: Mrs. Ruprecht. AMBI- TION: To be successful. C i FAVORITE SAYING Ahh come on now HAPPINESS IS Knowing I have a family to turn to PET PEEVE People who talkiust talk for the sake of talking AMBITION To becomea minister PRIZES Family art 68 Ford Fairlane ACTIVITIES AFS I I69 I K In , DENISE L. PARKER uNieCyu FAVORITE SAYING: Excellent HAPPI- NESS IS: Parties, dancing, and being a Sen- ior. PET PEEVE: Nothing to do on weekends. AMBITION: To become a Dental Hygienist. PRIZES: Family, friends, and memories. Life was meant to be lived and curiosity must be kept alive one must never for whatever reason, turn his back on life. -Eleanor Roosevelt ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 2: Field Hockey 3: Marching Girls 1, 2, Girls' Sports Club 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Staff: Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Show 4, AFS 4: Archbearer 35 Din- ner Dance Committee. i-- 1978 JOSEPH J. PEREIRA HAPPINESS IS: Having plenty of money. PET PEEVE: People that make no sense. AMBITION: To become successful in future goals. V , . 44' I - . Wish' MICHAEL LAWRENCE PAUL Arnie FAVORITE SAYING: Are you that stupid? PET PEEVE: Schnings in Chemistry and peo- ple who don't use directionals. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 President 4, Stage Band 4, Inaugural Parade 3: Ice Hockey 1, 25 Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4: Octopus 2, Yearbook Staff: Senior Show: Homeroom Rep. 3, 4: N.H.S. 4. -ln- Ffh DAWNE M. PHIPPEN Dawne FAVORITE SAYING: Right! HAPPINESS IS: Water skiing and the beach. PET PEEVE: Snobby people. AMBITION: To reach my goals in life. PRIZES: Family, friends, and memories. ACTIVITIES: AFS 3, 4: Dinner Dance Committee 45 Bye Bye Birdie 2. la R GEOFFREY PEREIRA Geoff , Sunshine FAVORITE SAYING: Don't get huffy , l've got to get out of here. HAPPINESS IS: Run- ning on a hot day. PET PEEVE: Things going wrong. AMBITION: To become a priest. PRIZES: Family, friends, Jimi Hendrix Album. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. JONATHAN TYLER PIERSON In the future everyone will be famous for fif- teen minutes -Andy Warhol The future belongs to no one -there are no precursors, only Iaggards. What the public blames you for cultivate it for yourself. Once upon a time there was a chameleon - its owner to keep it warm, placed it on a piece of scotch plaid - it died of exhaus- tion. -Jean Cocteau -Le Potomok, 1919 KEVIN MICHAEL PINTO FAVORITE SAYING: How's it going? HAP- PINESS IS: A warm Friday afternoon. PET PEEVE: Study hall and homeroom. AMBI- TION: To own a printing press. PRIZES: Stereo. JOHN B. POOLE J and B FAVORITE SAYING: Say what? HAPPI- NESS IS: Playing tennis. PET PEEVE: Lambs and Barnes. AMBITION: To be independ- ently wealthy. PRIZES: Good friends. ACTIV- ITIES: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4. tif I i:'i' PQ. .'t5,,d g PATRICIA ANN PLANTE iipattyii HAPPINESS IS: Sleeping late and Saturdays. PET PEEVE: D.I.A.B.M.W.I.l. A.G.M. ACTIVI- TIES: A.F.S. 2, 3, 4: Aeronautics Club 2: Bye, Bye Birdie 2. av-'gag i 2 'VFW I TW is Qggiwf.. M DOUGLAS WENDELL PRESTON Dr. Doug FAVORITE SAYING: ExceIlentl HAPPI- NESS IS: Beating Urb, and being dis- charged. PET PEEVE: Lambs, lI!24!77, losing, Scituate. AMBITION: To become an athletic trainer. PRIZES: Life, friends, fam- ily, my nurses. ACTIVITIES: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4, Student Trainer 4, Jr. Prom Committee 3, A.F.S. 45 Senior Show 4: Homeroom Representative 2: Yearbook Staff 4. I :ia 'Ok' - MARY PONCIN ALANA MAREE PURTELL Ido my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations. And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I And if by chance We find each other, it's beautiful. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff 4: Sen 4: Work Study 4. ff-at I 1978 ior Show E.,-' I7l ANDREW C. O.UlNT uAndyn I expect to pass through this world but once: and any good thing, that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any fellow crea- ture, Let me do it now5 Let me not defer or neglect it, For I shall not pass this way again. ACTIVITIES: O.C.L. All Stars Honorable Men- tion CSoccer, 435 Football 15 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Soccer 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Senior Show: SAC 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 P.S.A.T.- N.M.S.O.T. Letter of Commendation 35 Boys' Sports Club 2, 3, 45 Inaugural Parade 3. 1978 PAMELA JEAN RAYMOND Pammy, Snuffy, Cement Head FAVORITE SAYING: Ya, I hear ya. HAPPI- NESS IS: A quiet evening in front of the fire- place with Jimmy. PET PEEVE: Someone who tries to change you to suit them, cli- ques, snobs. AMBITION: To make my mar- riage successful, and to make those around me happy. PRIZES: My family, friends, Jimmy, my piano, memories of Aug. 77, memories of the Junior Prom. ACTIVITIES: AFS 3, 45 Concert Choir 2, 45 Color Guards 3, 45 Senior Show. F' 'Q' I 72 I IZ EDWARD A. QUINTAL JR. Head FAVORITE SAYING: What's happenin'? , Soak it up Gary. HAPPINESS IS: Beer, babes, bones, G.l. PET PEEVE: Cliques, no herb and Plymouth police. AMBITION: To be rich. PRIZES: Life, family, friends. mf- I ANNETTE RAPOZA Annie HAPPINESS IS: Being with N.B. and with my nephews. PET PEEVE: Getting in the middle of things. AMBITION: To live a long and happy life. PRIZES: My class ring, and my special sewing machine. ACTIVITIES: Arch- oearer 3. ROBYNE QUIRK Quirky HAPPINESS IS: Being with L.W. and friends. PET PEEVE: Cliques, being told what to do, fighting. AMBITION: To live my life the best way I can, and be happy. PRIZES: Bottle col- lection, giant teddy-bear, memories and mobile hanging over my bed. DAVID CHRISTOPHER REARDON Rooster Beed , Buddy Thou HAPPINESS IS: Flinging with C.E.F. and playing sports. PET PEEVE: Hair in my food, wakes, long practices. AMBITION: To be successful at making my lady happy. PRIZES: My scrapbook, friends, and family. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 35 Senior Show. PATRICIA ANNE REED Tricia FAVORITE SAYING: What can I say? HAP- PINESS IS: Being with friends and having a good time. PET PEEVE: Cliques, Saturday morning rehearsals. AMBITION: To be happy at whatever I do. PARTIES: Family, friends, T.D.S.B. ACTIVITIES: Flag Girls 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, Winter Color Guard 3, 4, Captain 4: Senior Show 4. KRISTINE RICARDO FAVORITE SAYING: What's up Buddy. HAPPINESS IS: Being with true friends. PET PEEVE: Waiting for people, and people who think they're better than others. AMBITION: To go to Rhode Island School of Photogra- phy and to make as much out of life as I can. PRIZES: Family, friends, and memories of N.O. Q. RICHARD REGAN Rich FAVORITE SAYING: Bananasl , Nutsl HAPPINESS IS: A quorum at the Student Council Meeting. PET PEEVE: People who don't get involved. AMBITION: Just to be happy at whatever I do. PRIZES: Friends. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2, 3, 4, Track 4, H.R. Rep. 2, SAC 35 Student Council 3, 4: Presi- dent 4: Jr. Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4: Senior Show 4. LAURIE RICE FAVORITE SAYING: Bon! , Munch out! HAPPINESS IS: 4 wheel drive, partying wf V+ O.J. PET PEEVE: 515200 ins. deductible, getting bagged and aggravation!! AMBI- TION: To do environmental work and go to Colorado. PRIZES: A dependable family and Berta, Mart, Fif, Ca, Ray, Cass, Peu and all. And when the evening comes we smile So much of life ahead. We'Il find a place where there's room to grow, and yet we've just begun. ACTIVITIES: Rep. I, Softball 2, Track 3, 4, Girls' Sports' Club. 4.1, K ,. 1. If 3: J s . , . - . gi. .. X . lf f If-. ff LAURIE CATHERINE REID Reidie HAPPINESS IS: Playing sports, g.s.a.b.p.b. PET PEEVE: Fights and prejudiced people. AMBITION: To reach all of my goals. PRIZES: Family, friends, memories, B.G. with D.S. the good times right fK.B.J and always Phil. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Tri-Capt. 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Captains 3: Girls' Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 1978 ROBERT RICHARDS Bob FAVORITE SAYING: Oh sh-t. HAPPINESS IS: Spending as much time as possible with S.A. PET PEEVE: Waking up in the morning. PRIZES: Car and friends. ACTIVITIES: Foot- ball I, 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4. 'I 1 l ., , ' u ' . ' 5--LQ u In , .L + I I i 73 GS' DEBBIE L. ROGERS 1978 KATHERINE M. ROSE JON JESSE ROMANO llJOnYY FAVORITE SAYING: That's true! HAPPI- NESS IS: Good times with friends. PET PEEVE: Having homeroom so early in the morning. AMBITION: To be happy. PRIZES: Family and friends. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 45 Inaugural 35 Wall 3, 4. lx P12 fn . f Qu v. ' 'xg 'ff ' rw I. ., 1,1 ROBERT PAUL ROSE Pugsley FAVORITE SAYING: O.K., J.A. HAPPI- NESS IS: Parties, friends, having fun. PET PEEVE: D.N. touching my hair. AMBITION: Long life, success. PRIZES: Memories, life, my license. ACTIVITIES: Treasurer 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Student CounciI5 Senior Show 4. f 1s -1 . III 'T I W -X T I . S J ii!! xx X JOANNE MARY ROONEY FAVORITE SAYING: What a Spaz! HAPPI- NESS IS: A walk on the beach on a warm summer evening. PET PEEVE: Getting up before the sun rises. AMBITION: To lead a happy successful life. PRIZES: Memories of good times with my family and friends. Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, l may not lead Walk beside me, and be my friend. -Camus ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Rep. 15 Student Council Rep. 2, 45 Class Vice-President 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Girls' State Rep. 35 AFS 45 Senior Show 45 Girls' Sports' Club 2, 3, 4. THOMAS K. ROSE aiTOmll FAVORITE SAYING: Talking to me? HAP- PINESS IS: Being with Tina. PET PEEVE: Shoulder operations and work. AMBITION: To be happy with myself. PRIZES: Tina, friends, family, guitar, Foghat, records. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Rep. 35 Student Council 45 Track 1, 2, 3. I NEIL D. ROSS III upirnpu FAVORITE SAYING: What's up. HAPPI- NESS IS: Playing sports and good times. PET PEEVE: People with bad attitudes. AMBITION: To go to the Olympics. PRIZES: Family, friends, and memories. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4. JEANNINE ROUSSEL FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know what we're doing! HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends, weekend parties. PET PEEVE: Rainy days, Monday mornings and having to do things I don't want to. AMBITION: To do what I want and be successful at it. PRIZES: Memories of excellent times, friends and family. rg f LYNNE MARIE ROSSETTI Rossi FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, what's happen- ing! , How's it feel to want? HAPPINESS IS: Graduating early and being with the one I love. PET PEEVE: Prejudiced people, my mother and Soakie taking her time. AMBI- TION: To be free and successful in whatever I choose to do. PRIZES: Family, friends, my wine bottles, and all those memories. ACTIV- ITIES: Homeroom Rep. 1, 2. 4 -I f., ,Q -2 LYNNE MARIE ROWLAND Lynnie FAVORITE SAYING: Ya sure! HAPPINESS IS: Being with my family and always having fun with my friends. AMBITION: To travel all the time and become a nurse. PRIZES: Friends and family. CYNTHIA ROSSI Cindy FAVORITE SAYING: ls this for real? , What's everyone doing? HAPPINESS IS: Being with the people I like best, accom- plishing tasks to the best of my ability, and achieving a feeling of success. PET PEEVE: Plans that always seem to fail. AMBITION: To devote my time and love to those who are rejected by the rest of the world. PRIZES: Family, friends, memories of yesterday and dreams of tomorrow. ACTIVITIES: AFS 3, 4, Marching Girls I, 2, 3: Track 1, 2: Basketball 2: Girls' Sports Club 1, 2, 35 Senior Dinner Dance Comm. 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Senior Show 4. 1978 -i PAUL JOSEPH ROY Squid, Peppermintachosu FAVORITE SAYING: ls that right? HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with good friends. PET PEEVE: A.C.C.K.A,B. AMBITION: To make something out of myself. PRIZES: Memo- ries. I-F93 - .jg- ' F-I . f. , xc, . is , ax- I' ju JERRI L. RUFTY Rufus FAVORITE SAYING: Keep on with your own bad self. HAPPINESS IS: Making him happy. PET PEEVE: Two faced people and one way relationships. AMBITION: To become pro photographer and Karate Instructor. PRIZES: Family, N.C. Gang, Little Brown Bear. Just tobeclose to you. ACTIVITIES: AFS. 1978 RICHARD T. SAMPSON Richie FAVORITE SAYING: I love it. HAPPINESS IS: Being with people I know. PET PEEVE: The Face, and being out of money. AMBI- TION: To be a computer engineer program- mer. PRIZES: Family, friends. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3: Nut Squad 1, 2, 3, 4: Home- room Rep. 1. 45:- 'Qi DARYL M. RUPRECHT Turkey FAVORITE SAYING: What? HAPPINESS IS: Being with other people. AMBITION: To become a truck driver. PRIZES: A new Jeep. bzyra Q ji Q 1' 'Y I' 'M ak T lx MITCHELL A. SANTOS Mitch FAVORITE SAYING: See how ya act. PET PEEVE: Prejudice and discrimination. AMBI- TION: Medical Technician. PRIZES: Family and friends. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: AFS 4. MARY LISA RYAN i4MiSa1v FAVORITE SAYING: Really c'mon. HAPPI- NESS IS: H.M.T.L. PET PEEVE: People who break promises. AMBITION: To study sci- ence and medicine. PRIZES: My family, friends, and Michael. ACTIVITIES: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses Club I, 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4: Secre- tary of Class 2: Homeroom Rep. I, 45 Lit. Magazine Staff 3, 4: Senior Show: National Honor Society 3, 4. CYNTHIA JEAN SCANLON Scanlon Bear FAVORITE SAYING: Yuk a muk. HAPPI- NESS IS: Rick, Bear, Madame Butterfly, Crash and Camel. PET PEEVE: B.W., and getting up in the morning. AMBITION: To go into Law Enforcement or Science. PRIZES: Friends, family. The doors opened and I walked in I was scared because it was so big and I so little As the years went by it got smaller so I must have gotten bigger I was just beginning to understand and now I have to leave ACTIVITIES: Basketball 15 Cross Country 3: Yearbook Staff 4. LAURIE SCHNEIDER FAVORITE SAYING: I don't believe this. HAPPINESS IS: B.W.L.C., G.W.W.E.F. and Friday nites. PET PEEVE: If18!77, KD. 5X2 !77, Mrs. H. AMBITION: To make a decent week's paycheck. PRIZES: Family, friends, phone. ACTIVITIES: AFS 2, 3. WALTER SEAVER PAMELA A. SCHNEIDER If you Iove something set it free, If it comes back to you it's yours, If it doesn't, it never was. 'iz f 1 MQ -lf LESLIE PAUL SEWALL I would rather be ashes then dust! I would rather that my spark should burn out in a brilliant blaze. Than it should be stifled by dry rot. I would rather be a superb meteor, every atom of me in magnificent glow than a sleepy and permanent planet. The proper function of a man is to live, not to exist. I shall not waste my days in trying to prolong them. I shall use my time. - Jack London ACTIVITIES: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Captain 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, President 4: Medical Explorers 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Stage Band 4: Senior Show 45 Varsity Club 3, 4. CATHARINE L. SCOTT iicathyvv FAVORITE SAYING: No, I'm serious , What's the matter with you? HAPPINESS IS: May 78, Hyannis in the summer, being crazy, excellent times with friends, B.W.A.S.P.-M. and a beautiful day with all the right people. PET PEEVE: Getting up early, people who take things for granted, not being 18. AMBITION: To become a pediatric nurse, travel and live a happy life. PRIZES: People who care, good friends, cars, memories of the summer of 77, IO! ll!77, E.T.W.M.Y. and l1f23f77. ACTIVI- TIES: Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3. 1978 -- WILLIAM G. SHEA Bill FAVORITE SAYING: Pim pin. HAPPINESS IS: Cold beer, money, Parma, and Sue. PET PEEVE: People get on my back. AMBITION: Go into the Army, then become a police offi- cer. PRIZES: The tank, albums, Sue, friends, and family. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. 2, 3: Nut Squad 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN F. SHEEHAN In a white room with black curtains, near the stations. Black roof country no gold pave- ments, tired starlings. Silver horses, run- down moonbeams in your dark eyes. Dawn light smiles, on your leaving my content- ment. -J. Cream 1978 SUSAN SHERMAN Far away there in the sunshine are my aspi- rations. I may not reach them but I can look up and see their beauty believe in them, and try to. MQ ., 1 . . . gn. , - 1 's t I3 I' 'r '. 'Ja 1.12.5 KELLY ANNE SHERIDAN FAVORITE SAYING: I'You wouIdn't believe what happens to me. HAPPINESS IS: Being with people who care and enjoying life. PET PEEVE: Mornings with Mother. AMBITION: To be with worries and live life to the fullest. PRIZES: Memories, 4 Musketeers, friends, CD.B.J, Betsy, SGF, summertime, Bermuda. Can it be that it was all so simple then or has time rewritten every line, if we had the chance to do it all again tell me would we, could we, memories. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey I: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports Club I, 2, 3, 4: AFS 2, 3, 4: Jr. Prom Committee, Archbearer 3: Senior Show 4: Yearbook Staff. 3 .V'. ','. 2235 .Qt fri- . .ttf ffi J i.. :AZ ' ' .L l .- twiki new 3 QI .2 X g In r R? it 4 4,,,!' f r PAULA SHERWOOD FAVORITE SAYING: Boy you're something else. HAPPINESS IS: Waking up every morning. PET PEEVE: Being rushed. AMBI- TION: To become a famous photographer. PRIZES: My turquoise and my plants. ? as ' f NANCY SHERMAN FAVORITE SAYING: Really, HAPPINESS IS: Being with Peter. PET PEEVE: Cold weather and fighting with PK. AMBITION: To get married and be successful. PRIZES: A special P.C. and family. ERIN SHETTERLY FAVORITE SAYING: Let's party. HAPPI4 NESS IS: Getting done what one sets out to do. PET PEEVE: Having to get up on cold mornings and indecisive people. AMBITION: To be able to travel and get to see the whole world someday. PRIZES: The people l've met throughout my life. 'hal' sTEvENsHuLTz CRAIG R. siLvA HwmH FAVORITE SAYING: Shut the door. HAP- PINESS IS: Sailing the seven seas when the sensuous sun is setting. PET PEEVE: Winter. AMBITION: To own a sailboat marina, and to live an active and healthy life. PRIZES: My family, friends, my boat, 7O T Bird. LISA SIGNORINI Siggy , CeaI , Crash FAVORITE SAYING: Give me 3V2. HAPPI- NESS IS: A full tank. PET PEEVE: M.M.V., D.T.P. AMBITION: To be 5' tall. PRIZES: My car, memories of Dad and being with Paul. ACTIVITIES: Flag Girl: AFS: Cross Country: Language Club: Octopus Staff: Debate Club: Senior Show: Work Study. , WW mw,,,,,f-'mimi' LAURIE ANN SILVA Crash FAVORITE SAYING: Hi sweets. HAPPI- NESS IS: That special someone and the times I spend with him. PET PEEVE: People that use other people. AMBITION: To live life to the fullest and succeed in whatever I do, and with whoever I do it with. PRIZES: True friends and happiness. ACTIVITIES: Volley- ball 3: Jr. Prom Committee: Basketball Intra- murals: N.H.S. 3, 4: Work Study: Yearbook Staff: Future Teachers: Senior Show. Niv- BETH ANNE SILVIA HAPPINESS IS: Being I8 and going out to have a good time. PET PEEVE: My brother. AMBITION: To be successful in life, to be happy. PRIZES: School ring, niece and nephew. 1978 CHARLES SILVIA I9 I K X I79 DANIEL D. SIMOES 1978 PAMELA SMITH Wheat FAVORITE SAYING: What a bummer. , There's nothing to do. PET PEEVE: Tele- phones and phony people. AMBITION: To be successful and happy at whatever I do. PRIZES: Ginger and Lump. ACTIVITIES: Drama 2: Tennis 2: Senior Show 4. DONNA SMITH Smith , Smitty FAVORITE SAYING: Don't worry about itl, I gotta paractice. HAPPINESS IS: Being with Dave and playing music. PET PEEVE: My sis- ter Janet, Joe Ryan. AMBITION: To be a great music teacher and to make my parents proud. PRIZES: My parents, Dave, and my clarinet. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Wood- wind Choir 2: Stage Band 4: S.E.M.S.B.A. 3: Leader Corps 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. SUSAN ELIZABETH SMITH Twinkles FAVORITE SAYING: Drop dead. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being with friends. AMBITION: To travel all over the world. PRIZES: Friends and family. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2: Soft- ball 2: Basketball 1. MATTHEW SMITH Goober FAVORITE SAYING: Weird. HAPPINESS IS: Being with my family, Karen, and friends. PET PEEVE: Being called Big Head. AMBITION: To live a long happy life. PRIZES: Family, Karen, friends. ACTIVITIES: AFS 1: Football 1. CHARLES SNIDEFI Chuck FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Grimesy Baby. HAPPINESS IS: A 20-0 season. PET PEEVE: People who read my odometer. AMBITION: To make it through college. PRIZES: The Fly- ing Dutchman, good friends. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4. ..-,Cf . K x 1- '-Q A, I 'A A 4-155 'll f ' 130 - . I , :Fifi '- ' Miff' 4371: '- -' V- mf- 1 2: ' 5,-Q f ?iQ?if . ' I ,.'.f 3 'A DAVID SOCHA usochvi FAVORITE SAYING: Eat HAPPINESS IS: No homework, vacations. PET PEEVE: Peo- ple who talk too much. AMBITION: To be rich, and own a corvette. PRIZES: Family and friends, car. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. STEVEN SOUZA IVONNE SOTO PEREZ Shorty FAVORITE SAYING: Hey man. HAPPI- NESS IS: Everything fwell sometimesj. PET PEEVE: School Conly kiddingj. AMBITION: Gangster ha-ha, doctor or architect. PRIZES: My family in Chile and my three new families here in U.S.A., 5100.00 I won in the band drawing, and my friends. ACTIVITIES: AFS 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4, Rotary Club 3, 4: Gymnastics 4. ROBERT PAUL SPENCE l , is PAUL F. SOUZA FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know, I just don't know. HAPPINESS IS: Good times. PET PEEVE: Tourist, certain seafood. AMBI- TION: Becoming a good businessman. PRIZES: Family, friends, memories. ACTIVI- TIES: Student Council Ig Track 2: Gradua- tion Usher 3: Senior Show. 1978 PETER STANGHELLINI iistangrv PET PEEVE: Homework. AMBITION: To be rich. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Golf 1, 2. I uspankyvr FAVORITE SAYING: What's happen. HAP- PINESS IS: Navy. PET PEEVE: lVlath. AMBI- TION: Own my own business. ACTIVITIES: Football I, 2, Auto Shop 3, 4. PAUL C. STASINOS ustasrv FAVORITE SAYING: So , What's up? HAPPINESS IS: Skiing down a mountain of pure white snow! PET PEEVE: Busy tele- phones. AMBITION: To make my first mil- lion. PRIZES: Life, friends, peace and quiet, Sat. night and my Pinto! ACTIVITIES: Foot- ball 1, 2, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Show: Yearbook 4: AFS 3, 4. 1978 MICHAEL STRASSEL 'Ii-R ii' KIM MARIE STETSON Rabbit FAVORITE SAYING: Oh wow! , I don't believe it! HAPPINESS IS: Being with Timmy and having a good time. PET PEEVE: Being disappointed. AMBITION: To be an artist or whatever I can do best. PRIZES: Timmy, family, friends, M.D., K.D., C.S., K.B.,etc.. . .and Snoopy. Touch the earth, love the earth, her plains, her hill, and her seas, rest your spirit in her solitary places. KIMBERLY ANN STRAUCH u r If I had my life to live over, I would relax more. I would take more chances. I would climb more mountains and swim more rivers. . . Next time I'd start barefooted earlier in the spring and stay that way later in the fall. l'd go to more dances, I'd ride on more merry-gorounds. l'd pick more daisies. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 4: Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2: Track 3, 4: Cheerleading 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3: AFS 2, 3, 45 R.A.C. 3: Girls' Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Octopus Staff 3, 4: Jr. Prom Committee 3: Archbearer 3: Senior Show. ROBERT FREDRICK STOECKEL Jake FAVORITE SAYING: Let's get with the pro- gram. HAPPINESS IS: Waking up in the morning to find out l'm out of school. PET PEEVE: Waking up early. AMBITION: To wind up with money. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3: Tennis 1. EDMUND STRONG Youth is a time of rebellion. Rather than squelch the rebellion, We might better enlist the Rebels to join that Greatest Rebel Christ Himself. -Maurice Ouellat ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Track 2, 3, 45 Boys' Varsity Club 3, 4. SCOTT EDWARD STUDLEY ustudvv FAVORITE SAYING: Let's get small! HAP- PINESS IS: Long vacations. PET PEEVE Mondays. AMBITION: U.S. Coast Guard PRIZES: Life, liberty and the pursuit of hap- piness. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 3, 4, Track 2, 3 4, Senior Show 4. STEVEN SWIFT JOHN MARK SULLIVAN Thull, Buffy FAVORITE SAYING: Another bugger. HAPPINESS IS: Warm nights, partying down the Ave. with my buddies. PET PEEVE: Thull, Clicks, stupid people. AMBITION: To own my own business. PRIZES: Double trouble, Old Buddies, my bed. ACTIVITIES: Football 15 Hockey I, 2, 4, Baseball I. pv' fl gg GEORGE SYKES III-eftylt FAVORITE SAYING: What do you say? HAPPINESS IS: Peace and quiet. PET PEEVE: People who call me Sykesie. AMBI- TION: To be rich and famous. PRIZES: My stereo, bike, and my life. 'i I? LAWRENCE M. SULLIVAN CAROL TAORMINA 4 'N I' f ,. ...o..e'. 2 I 1978 --- ef I ' II ' 1. .M M V wwvqf zz.. ROBIN TARDY Tardeeeee HAPPINESS IS: A.B.F.A.P.A.M. PET PEEVE: D.A.P.W.D.H. AMBITION: T.B.A.F.D. H.A.F- .H.G.l.A.T. PRIZES: J.T.J.Z.K.S.B.W.C.T.C.F.C.J.L.Z. And tomorrow we might not be together, I'm no prophet, I don't know nature's way. So l'll try to see into your eyes right now And stay right here cause these are the good old days. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 25 Track 25 Marching Girl 15 Junior Prom Committee 35 Archbearers 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Dinner Dance Committee 45 Soccer Manager 3, 45 Wrestling Manager 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Homeroom Rep. 25 Girls' Sports Club 1, 2, 3. 1978 MARK TASSINARI uTaSS11 HAPPINESS IS: Surviving all those close calls in someone's brown Pinto. PET PEEVE: Super slow drivers. AMBITION: Employment after college. PRIZES: Olympus OM'i fKnow what that is?J. ACTIVITIES: Octopus photog- rapher 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Pho' tographer 4. JOYCE MARY TASSINARI Look to this da for it is life, the very life of life. In its brief course lie all the realities and truths of existence the joy of growth the splendor of action the glory of power. For yesterday is but a memory And tomorrow is only a vision But today well lived makes every yesterday a memory of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope Look well, therefore, to this day! -Ancient Sanskrit Poem ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 45 Gymnastics 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 1, 25 Cheerleader - Captain 3, 45 Junior Prom Hostess 25 Homeroom Rep. 3, 45 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Sen- ior Show 45 Girls' Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Graduation Archbearer 3. .fu V f ANTHONY TAYLOR iiTOnyl v HAPPINESS IS: Living, being able to do as I please. PET PEEVE: Football practice. AMBI- TION: To be a Med Teacher. PRIZES: Family, friends. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 4. 11, if A LARRY H. TASSINARI TIMOTHY PAUL TAYLOR A iTiml 1 FAVORITE SAYING: Later. HAPPINESS IS: Scuba diving, jamming on guitar, being with friends. PET PEEVE: Waiting in lines. AMBI- TION: A career in Marine Biology. PRIZES: Guitar, scuba gear, friends and family. Lucky are those who make dreams and will- ing to pay the price for them. 'f ' ' 42.5134 ' A . ,-4,1543 .iv LORI J. THOMAS DARLENE TOMPKINS Oh Man HAPPINESS IS: Good times with friends. PET PEEVE: People who think they know it all. AMBITION: To work with children. PRIZES: Family, friends, Wa, and memories. JACK E. THOMPSON HAPPINESS IS: Cruising. PET PEEVE: Bor- ing nights. AMBITION: To be successful. PRIZES: Family, Vicky, and my car. NANCY TORRANCE Oh mirror in the sky, what is love? Can a child within my heart rise above? Can I sail through the changing ocean tides? Could I handle the seasons of my life? Well time makes you bolder. Even children get older. Now l'm getting older too. -Fleetwood Mac ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics I, Basketball I, 2, Sports Club I, 2, 3, 4, Archbearer 3, Senior Show 4. LORRAINE ANN TINTI Lorrie FAVORITE SAYING: Give me a break! HAPPINESS IS: The people I love and a little money. PET PEEVE: Time and homework. ANIBITION: To have a fulfilling life. PRIZES: My loves, hopes, future and memories. The time has come the walrus said, to talk of many things Of shoes and ships and sealing wax of cabbages and kings. 1978 PAuLTosi I Toes FAVORITE SAYING: Decent , No way. HAPPINESS IS: Getting paid on Friday and having more than half of it left on Monday, PET PEEVE: People that borrow things and don't return them. AMBITION: To buy a van and customize it so it will be the best one around. PRIZES: Car, stereo, my guitars. Q ,ff- MARK TOUTAIN You teach best what you need to learn. -Richard Bach 1978 TERI ANN TRACEY Teri FAVORITE SAYING: Hay. HAPPINESS IS: Partying with good friends, being with some- one you love. PET PEEVE: Stuck up people. AMBITION: To go to England. PRIZES: David, Holly, and family. 7' r gf.,--Q DOREEN TOWNS nDOrrr FAVORITE SAYING: Oh! Really! HAPPI- NESS IS: Having people do unto others as they would expect you to do unto them, peo- ple smiling. PET PEEVE: Being used, people who use others. AMBITION: To be an Execu- tive Secretary. PRIZES: Family, friends, school ring, glory jacket, and license. ACTIV- ITIES: Tennis 25 Drama Club 2, 35 Flag Girls 2, 3, 45 Track 4. ww. H, QS.. CYNTHIA TRIBBLE ncindyrr HAPPINESS IS: Summer sunsets at the beach and being with my family. PET PEEVE: Being too busy to enjoy myself. PRIZES: Family. Yesterday is gone . . . yet it still remains. It has given us experience and knowledge. Take these two things and make a better tomorrow. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, Basketball I, 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. it LYNDA TOWNS CHERYL TRIPP FAVORITE SAYING: Excellent. HAPPI- NESS IS: Dancing, M.B., being happy. PET PEEVE: Unhappy people. AMBITION: To always be able to laugh, and live my life to the fullest. PRIZES: True friends and my room. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Senior Show Director 4, Jr. Prom Decorat- ing Committee Chairman 35 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 45 Sports Club 2, 3, 4. 3 .4 I' QQLKXX CAROLYN TURNER Carolyn FAVORITE SAYING: I dunno. HAPPINESS IS: Love, friendship, loyalty, and being with Michael. PET PEEVE: Shin splints. AMBI- TION: To be rich, famous and happy. PRIZES: Little brother and M.G.'s smile and a very special friend. Whatever you can do, or dream you can begin it. Bold has genious, power and magic in it. -Goethe MICHAEL VALE FAVORITE SAYING: Hey man. HAPPI- NESS IS: Listening to the Beatles and Chi- cago all day. AMBITION: To be successful in life. PRIZES: Stereo. 'i I I fi' 'A 7 MSW ld :oi ooNNA CATHERINE URQUHART fluriw HAPPINESS IS: Making others happy. PET PEEVE: Rainy days. AMBITION: To lead a happy life and succeed in what I do. PRIZES: Family, friends, and memories. ACTIVITIES: DECA: Senior Show. ? I A . ...,,. SHARON L. VANCINI HAPPINESS IS: A tan in the summer, a foot- ball game in the fall, being with friends and having a good time all year round. PET PEEVE: Being stuck in the house on a rainy day. PRIZES: My family, friends and great memories. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. 4, AFS 3, 4, Junior Bazaar 3: Spaghetti Supper 4: Girls' Track 4, Senior Show 4. AMY USHER FAVORITE SAYING: What's up? , W.T.F.M. HAPPINESS IS: Graduating, P.W.M.F., partying. PET PEEVE: Monday mornings, rainy days, the clique. AMBI- TION: To become a hairdresser. PRIZES: Memories of J.B., family, and friends. 1978 -- JOSEPH ARTHUR VARAO Joe FAVORITE SAYING: How ya doin? HAPPI- NESS IS: Being in the company of people who respect me as they themselves would want to be respected. PET PEEVE: People saying things they don't mean and meaning things they don't say. AMBITION: To live my life to its fullest by being successful but doing so, not giving up happiness. PRIZES: Family, friends, and freedom. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3: Stageband I, 2: S.E.M.S.B.A. and Dis- trict. 'S' I I 7 ii BECKY LOU VAUGHN FAVORITE SAYING: That's excelIent. HAPPINESS IS: Weekends, some brew and going crazy. PET PEEVE: Mrs. Henry, wait- ing, and rainy days. AMBITION: To drive a mack truck. PRIZES: N.C., gang, family and memories of summer 77. ACTIVITIES: AFS. 1978 RANDY S. VERONESI HAPPINESS IS: Being where you're wanted. PET PEEVE: Man's indifference to his envi- ronment. PRIZES: My own abilities to make me successful. AMBITION: A career in Aero- nautical Engineering. ACTIVITIES: Aeronau- tics Club: Vice-President 4. KEVIN VAZ FAVORITE SAYING: Yes, SlR. HAPPINESS IS: Eating. PET PEEVE: Pole 42. AMBITION: To do the best. PRIZES: 72 Dodge. ACTIVI- TIES: Soccer 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Wall 1, 2, 3, 4. riff , 1 :if 2 J... ,J . , .-0 I ,Q ci js 9' . . . . .352 w . I . 'IQ-52-i-:,25,' Qzai: , . ' - 1.51 : - V . ' - '. I 51-If1f:,,l,IQ1 5,-. f-,Z1'-ffwg 1 V - ,' ' MARCIA ANN VIERA FAVORITE SAYING: Spare me. HAPPI- NESS IS: Being caught up with your work. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 3, 4. THERESA MARIE VENO FAVORITE SAYING: It was absolutely hys- tericaI. HAPPINESS IS: Being with friends. PET PEEVE: Two-faced people and study halls. AMBITION: To become successful and be happy. ACTIVITIES: Flag Girls 3, 4: French Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff: Vol- leyball 4: Drama Club 4: Mass. Girls' State: Future Teachers 4: Senior Show: Graduation Arch Bearer. PETER PAUL VILLANI If I leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now Cause there's places I have to see. ACTIVITIES: Football I, 2, 3: Tri-Captain 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1: Var- sity Club 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Representative 1, 2. SUZANNE VILLANO Time is much too precious to waste on little things like yesterday. GEORGE WALL CH ERYL WADSWORTH Cheryl FAVORITE SAYING: Alright HAPPINESS IS: Having money and never being home. PET PEEVE: Rainy days and Mondays. AMBITION: To become a veterinarian. PRIZES: Family, friends, memories, and motorcycle. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, Senior Show. . fx' .Y fa 1, 4 !'J ,1 A. .' ', pg., K. 'lv .. ' I A KATHERINE ANNE WALKER uKa.thyi1 FAVORITE SAYING: I can't stop laughing. HAPPINESS IS: Being able to love the life you live and M.R. AMBITION: To live life to the fullest and be happy. PRIZES: Family, religion, Michael, friends. ACTIVITIES: Dean's Council 2, 3, 45 AFS 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 4: Flag Girls 2, 3: Choir I, 2. 1978 MICHAEL WALSH GLEN WALL FAVORITE SAYING: How's it going? , Huh? HAPPINESS IS: Going hunting. PET PEEVE: Getting out of bed in the morning. PRIZES: Life and friendships. ACTIVITIES: Track 2. ff. I CAROL WATERS FAVORITE SAYING: All of a sudden , You know what I mean. HAPPINESS IS: Enjoy- ing myself and sharing it with others. PET PEEVE: K.B., conceit, lack of human feelings and competition with friends. AMBITION: To help others and live a happy life. PRIZES: My special friends A.D., C.K., and S.K. and ELO and Bob Dylan. 1978 CHERYL WEIDNER Sherry FAVORITE SAYING: Be serious! HAPPI- NESS IS: Having my license. AMBITION: To become a legal secretary and to be success- ful. PRIZES: Family and friends. ACTIVI- TIES: Flag Girls 3: AFS 2, 3, 4. i 90 - ROBERT A. WATSON LISA WENNBORG FAVORITE SAYING: Sharing is caring. HAPPINESS IS: Listening to some old Dixie- land Jazz. PET PEEVE: Prejudices. AMBI- TION: To improve in playing jazz on the piano. PRIZES: Health . ACTIVITIES: AFS: Volleyball: Tennis: Auntie Mame: Concert Choir: Band. MARTHA E. WEEKS DIANNE M. WESLEY ALDin FAVORITE SAYING: Really, oh no! HAPPI NESS IS: Being with Gary. PET PEEVE: Peo ple who try to be what they're not. AMBI TION: To live a successful life. PRIZES: Fam ily, friends, ring. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 4. LYNN MARIE WEYMOUTH iiLeey1,iiChipper1v FAVORITE SAYING: Really , I am sorry. HAPPINESS IS: The Kennel, a good ski slope and gym class. PET PEEVE: People who are late. AMBITION: Go to school for Floral Design and lead a long happy life. PRIZES: Family, friends. A smile is warm to someone who is sad it brightens them up so they don't feel so bad. ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 2. IVY HOPE WIENER Ivy V FAVORITE SAYING: Tell me about it! HAP- PINESS IS: Making important decisions. AMBITION: To travel, meet people, physical therapist. PRIZES: Sister, parents, niece, friends, memories. Yesterday is always a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. ACTIVITIES: Marching Girls I, 2, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, Graduation Usherette 3, Yearbook Staff 4. .14 Lei' ,V , , 5 I7 I: E ' 1 'K f' 4. . BRUCE ALDEN WHITAKER Goose FAVORITE SAYING: Come on baby. HAP- PINESS IS: Being with friends. PET PEEVE: Mooning after a great party. AMBITION: To own my own business. PRIZES: Mitzie, Sable, friends and mostly family. ACTIVI- TIES: Track 2, 3, 4, DECA 4, Vice-President Senior Show 4. -1 bmw . .-..- BONNIE JANE WILLARD FAVORITE SAYING: Festive! HAPPINESS IS: S.A.R., laughing and chocolate malts. PET PEEVE: President M.C. AIVIBITION: To be rich, famous and A.L. Roo. PRIZES: Memories of D.B., my family and CT. ACTIVITIES: Graduation Usherette 2, Home- room Rep. 1, 2, Cheerleading I, 3, AFS 2, 3, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Executive Board Member to Southeastern Ma. Association of Student Councils 4. Kh- tg ' ' 2 I I DEBORA ANN WHITAKER Debbie Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. -Booker T. Washington ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, AFS 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Rep. 3, 4, Track I, 2, Girls' Sports Club I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Graduation Usherette 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Show 4. 1978 JEFFREY ALAN WOLFSON Wolfie FAVORITE SAYING: lf you can't take a joke. HAPPINESS IS: Being with close friends. PET PEEVE: People who don't use blinkers, Monday mornings. AMBITION: To live a happy and successful life. PRIZES: Friends, family, memories. ACTIVITIES: Soc- cer I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Show 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, DECA 4, President4. GIRARD WOOLSON uJerry11 FAVORITE SAYING: Whatever. HAPPI- NESS IS: Vacations! PET PEEVE: P.F. spit- ting in your face. AMBITION: To become successful. PRIZES: Friends and family. 1978 JULIE ZAMMARCHI Julie HAPPINESS IS: Summer, Big Bro, laughing out loud and low tide. PET PEEVE: D.H. and Ms. M. AMBITION: To do something great. PRIZES: My contacts. ACTIVITIES: Gymnas- tics 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2: Cheerleader 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Homeroom Rep. 3: Sen- ior Show 4. 10' DENISE ANN ZACCHILLI uNeCir1 FAVORITE SAYING: What? HAPPINESS IS: Garth and having weekends off! PET PEEVE: Snobs and slow drivers. AMBITION: To enjoy whatever I do. PRIZES: G.W.S., friends and happiness. It was by fate that brought us together, and it is by fate that will take us apart, but I believe we will be together again, as if not by fate truly by memories. FLORA ANN ZANIBONI Crash FAVORITE SAYING: You're kidding. HAP- PINESS IS: Being with someone special. PET PEEVE: Having four brothers. AMBITION: To succeed. PRIZES: Friends, car. ACTIVITIES: Dean's Council 3, 45 President 4. .. ,, nrwu.. K , - fi: .1 J I iz ff f . Q , ' ' tiff si ' g PAUL LAPSLEY FAVORITE SAYING: Yes, HAPPINESS IS: C.O.B.O.I. PET PEEVE: W.F.F.A.N., Buick. AMBITION: To go to college. PRIZES: Fam- ily CHRISTOPHER POST ef, -w JAMES WALSH 1978 l 1 4 . I IU ICR PRC The Junior Prom was held on Nlay 14, 1977 in the Tivoli Room at Dunfey's in Hyannis. On entering the ball room, it looked as if one were taking a walk on a starlit night. The dining room, decorated as a terrace looking out onto the dance floor surrounded by stars, was quite appropriate to the theme, Starry, Starry Night. A selection of fine food was enjoyed by all. The Music Makers provided a wide vari- ety of music, including the grand march Precious and Few. Ann Fraccolosi was chosen as Prom Queen and a wonderful evening was enjoyed by all. The class of '78 will always remember their Junior Prom because they put so much of themselves into making it one of the best proms that P.C. has ever had. 'rt Q4 .' . r . Ni A '1 I int .' Us id 1 in n xtb Qs, , W-5 .,., .P 3:1 1' sl X kjs fill. ..'i'ii XXX 1' x' , H? Q V in - A!! As 4- ' cu 5 ,.-'f 1'Y . .x H0 QRSA DAWARDS --N .1 I wk: ' 3-elk J 44 K 1' W i ' v LH Q:'.'i 5 , W:,::1 I Student Government Day - Joseph Fernandes J i i i i 36 9' Jewish Brotherhood Award - Robert Rose i I i i i i i J 1 i . i i- ! will i i i S.E.M.S.B.A. I I i l ' ., 1 Girls' State - Terry Veno, Joanne Rooney 196 Cramer Junior Athletic Trainer Certificate Doug Preston s. M.,-' ew qgyyy- 45- , Kgs' ...,, ,,1t,-, 2-1224? 'E-: ' f ,.x rf fe at F Distributive Education Awards Boys' State fl-rl: Joe DeSouza, Joe Fernandes, Joe LaGambina, Frank Andrews Ni -91 Senior Show Directors: Phil Forman, Cheryl Tripp, Darren Johnson National Honor Society Scholarship Applicants - Dana Dunn and Richard Regan 2 i Q i ill. National Merit Scholars - ffff , 4 7 1 2 -. -if 9 9 fag xr l 3533 Riff? I Kwai I5 eo D.A.Fl. Good Citizen - Dana Dunn w,x...a. ,,. 'qfqvvnnsc . mlwioln '? P JP 3 ca. '1 CD S O E. V D :- L o A , I ca : 'S . t I iq 5. 3. . N . 3 D 0 3' CD r S 7: CD 5- IJ i o 7 it o ,. E. .K 3 ID A N 1 3 ., Q. O J' N -1 CD ., 'Ji - . -. , U, N 3 2 CD '1 IL GROWING UP The moment we came into the world Some were boys and some were girls The doctor took and held us high Gave us a slap and we began to cry From that moment on we began changing As the structures within us started rearranging Many soon became somewhat taller While others stayed a little bit smaller Next it was the first step we took As our knees and legs wobbled and shook But how quickly the task of walking became and the next thing you knew we were shouting our name No more bottlesg no more bibs Goodbye high chairsg goodbye cribs Hello first gradeg hello junior high My how these years just seem to fly! We no longer played with any of our toys But were at the stage where, boys hate girls and girls hate boys Thumbs up! the girls would say Boys have cooties! so run away But the years of childhood passed us by And now it's on to P-C high We've changed so much in every way From shape and looks, to what we think and say We've learned the value of a true friend That this person is one whom you can always depend They'll keep a secret or make you smile And respect your values and your very own style Of all the care and love we had That came from a special ma and dad And still the support they give us now Makes us grow up as they taught us how We're growing now as we did then Some from without and a lot from within And though our lives have yet begun l'm sure you see how far we have come As seniors in high school we've matured a great deal But not nearly as much as we will for I feel The experience and knowledge of the future will show That each day we will continue to grow and growl Joyce Tassinari 1 1. 4.7.4. 1-, . v ,.1 u5lDv- 1. 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SVUOM x 'V V i 501415 9 f aw Q - F. C xx x J' 1 JK 'UTELL +-ffm .fql CALM fgbww. C3716 JS C,ovvspJ..m.:N1orxJgl 'n'.g,,,,-T' 7145-in Fj'CJ?Cffk?lj UP FHS 61-IO Hqitqim-, ON Qnonm f Special thanks should be given to the following people for their devotion to the yearbook. Their many hours of hard work are greatly appreciated. The Yearbook Staff would like to thank Mark Tassanari, Chuck Chandler, Mike O'Brien, Andy McC-onagle, Mrs. Griswold, IUIU , RICKY, and OUR MELINDAH I I X J .1 4 4 1 I, 3 Q H fi V W ww- i w i 4 A I i i 1 ! X PATRQNS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I978 I 1-'.-,.,.--f ng! W M5 PLYMOUTH NANTUCKET 81 CAPE COD 6-8 Cour'r S+ree1' Plymoufh CONGRATULATICDNS TO THE CLASS OF I978 FROM THE CLASS GF I978 i l li' Mr. Robert E. Holton Mr. Paul Fleming Plymouth and Brockton Railway Company Joseph L. Vancini and Mrs. John E. MacKay and Mrs. Brian Morse Edward Gilmore Mr. Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Lauri Reid Mr and Mrs. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. John C. Chandler Robert Torrance Walter Nelson Stanley Nickerson Edward Nicolas Robert Haire Laurence Rooney William Francis Ronald McCarthy Mark Tanguay and Mrs. James Kritzmacher and Mrs. Alfred Christofferson Jon R. Cavicchi Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Martin Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Veno Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maguire Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Trask Mrs. Ruth Horenstein Happy Day Nursery School Mr. and Mrs. E. Arons S. Strauch Mr. and Mrs. Winfield E. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Porter W. Loring Mr. and Mrs. Sam F. Anastasia Pat and Marcia Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Paul Mrs. Laura Brigida Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Whiting Mr. Patrick Berry Sylvia and Al Tardy John and Mary O'Connor Mrs. lnger Martinelli Mr. Brian Souza Mrs. Leona Swartz Mr. Walter Correa Mr. W. Cingolani Mr. Ronald Malaquias Mrs. Donna Evans Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. David Cappanari for their tremendous support throughout the years. We all wish Mr. Cappanari the best on his retirement. . PROFESSICJNAL SPONSCDRS The yearbook staff would like to thank the following professional people who supported our efforts this year. Special thanks goes to the late Dr. Francis C. Ortolani, our friend for many years, who never let an opportunity pass by to show the students at Plymouth-Carver High School that he was behind us. Best Wishes for Success to the Class of '78 from: Dr. and Mrs. M. K. Al-Chokhachy Dr. Paul Miraglia Dr. Jeffrey Smith Dr. I. Harry Keller, D.M.D. Dr. Stephen Milt William DiMarzio Dr. Richard and Dr. Marion Elliott Dr. Joseph Santelli Dr. Robert F. Rozene D.M.D. W. David Melevsky Dr. C. C. Agnew Peter J. Cressman Dr. Paul R. Caron D.D.S. Dr. Michael C. Pincelli William C. Donahue David M. Crawley Robert L. Shea - Shea 81 Shea Dr. Edward Krensky Peter Villani Dr. Stephen Home D.D.S. Dr. Barry Meltzer Dr. Sanford Leslie Congratulations and Much Success 'ro the Class of I978 IE Q 84 COURT STREET PLYMOUTH, MASS. 02360 Area Code 617-746-5515 Senior Portraits our Specialty! Sonic Seasonings S5 253 QUALITY STEREO COMPONENTS I Plymouth Minn Mart 84V2 South Street Plymouth, Mass 12 MAIN ST. Ext. CRT. sm . P M 7 D PLYMOUTH, MA 02360 Open 8 AM' 9 ' ays 16 Main Street Extension Plymouth 746-5565 I Plymouth Trading Post COLONIAL GIFTS, CRAFTS AND FURNITURE X X 16 COURT ST. KATHY LAMB PLYMOUTH, MA 747 1 171 BEST WISHESI CHAT N' cl-new A DELI furnture company 45 Main Street Plymouth, Mass. 18 Middle Street Plymouth, Mass. R3dI0 .fha li EA TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY Rte. 3A Plymouth, Mass. The end of wisdom is to dream high enough not to lose the dream in the seeking of it. May all of you never lose the power of your dream. 2l6 179 Court St. 747-0009 Complete Mobile Auto Glass Installed at Your Home or Where You Work SHIRETQWN C.. msrmaurons or PUMPS Q :O. WATER SYSTEMS at WELL SUPPLIES 186 Standish Ave. Plymouth, Mass. SO O 58 C E 746-1955 866-2596 BEST WISHES FROM CUMBERLAND FARMS S-G-S-, GF oIEICed.arEprlngs aza an arver Wishes the Best of Luck to the Graduates Main and West Street, Carver of I978 ghifgaggi PLYMCUTH MEN's SHOP Formal Wear for Proms Congratulations to the 18 Main STVGG1 CIaSS of I78 Plymouth, Mass. BEST WISHES FDR THE FUTURE QLNATI O NA L. 1-eo soc w , E fl H . If , K , rd .1 ' I I Q ' J Es: T' ' 1 4' .f ' -, , 4 . H V ,' , 1 - ' - . X Vx U V V. ,Lv G... 1 L, Q xl -I T gtg I l I . gf: . I I , . X , 1 A I , 4 LORINGHS JEWELERS Congratulations to the Class of '78 Best Wishes to the A Class of '78 ' cmls regress Michael C. Pincelli DMD 72 Summer St. Plymouth, Mass. Best of Luck to the Class of '78 ' Wm Mobil BOYER'S COLOR CENTER Just a shade better Plymouth, Mass. CARVER SUPPLY CO., INC. Hardware - Lawn and Garden Supplies Center Street Carver, Ma Master Charge and Bank-Americard Accepted SAMUEL ARONS 8: SONS, INC. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Kingsion Indus+riaI Park Kings+on, Mass. 02364 TeI. 746-8300 ...ln Touch with Tomorrow Radios, TV's and Microwave Ovens Serving MassacI1use++s, Rhode Island, and Connedicui C O Nc,Rrrruc.m'aa ws !! A 'E-Hn class o-P, TQ EE! l ' ,1', , -. xxx z 'A 1 N I ' 1 CQ S 'xx I 1 4 I O.. G If SN ,I xx F 'A' -EWN W hdll'-F -Pl1mwH,'Ma,,, 746-7975 Best of Luck to the Class of I978 from THE PLYMOUTH-CARVER HIGH SCHCOL JUNIORS George Donelan Anne Krueger Lisa Marvelli Mary Bastoni Sara Crowley Patty Harvey Christina Gilmore Mary Maceaferi Cyndi Arons Joshua Gimbel Mark Reid STUDENT CCDUNCIL EL :Es QQ Ei! 6 1 Richard Regan, President David Arenstam, Vice-President Kathleen Naughton, Secretary Thomas Rose, Treasurer SENIORS Michael McCarthy Phyllis McDonough Robert Rose Lisa Arons Charles Gilmore Darren Johnson Kim Strauch Joyce O'NeiI Joanne Rooney Peter Motyka Dana Dunn Lisa Ferioli Andrew Quint Bonnie Willard SOPHOMORES Larry Christotori Chad Rossi Judy Merritt Vickie Lopes Cindy Silva Peter Arenstam Jeannine Parker Beth Garrett Gail Silvers EXCHANGE STUDENTS: Charlotte Andersen, lngvill Fjelstad, Yvonne Soto-Perez, Geraldine Conrado Esteban Toro, Suzanne Czalpa, Lisa Wennborg SMITH'S INC. Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of '78 Newfield House Inc. 19 Newfield St. Plymouth, Mass. 4 'CONWAY COUNTRY' Jack CQQMYW sf. Plymouth Office, Rte. 44 746-7500 COMPLETE E PLYMOUTH VISION CENTER 617 7461444 e MAIN STREET Ex'r. v,,,CE,,, J 5 J PLYMOUTH. MASS. 02360 LARRY ROONEY PLUMBING AND HEATING 24 SAVEFIY'S AVE. TELEPHONE 746-6968 PLYMOUTH, NIA 02360 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '78 Shiretown Glass 8: Aluminum Co. Plymouth, Massachusetts 746-1955 AUTO GLASS ' MIRRORS SLIDING GLASS DOORS ' JALOUSIES ALUMINUM WINDOWS ' ALUMINUM DOORS ALUMINUM SIDING ' CUSTOM-BUILT PORCHES THERMO-RITE GLASS FIREPLACE ENCLOSURES FREE ESTIMATES OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR GUARANTEE 4 ' . A so ,ff J og 1 PLYMOUTH ROCK BRoADc,xs'rlNc co., Inc Route 3 ' Plymouth, Massachusetts 02360 ammn 31. ummm. 745-0941 I i ts theQABE in cleaning I 'BV , e SPCDNSORS Mr. and Mrs. F. Edward Nicolas Marie A. Mon'ranari Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Shinney Jeanne M. Allaire Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Bramhall Mr. and Mrs. John F. O'Connor Miss Carol Davis John Allen Mrs. Alba Thompson Miss Jane+ Draghe++i The Plymou+h An+ique Cenler T Mr. and Mrs. Melvin P. Klaslcy Timo+hy Gran+ Nancy Piepul Miss MaryAnn O'Malley Miss lris E. Alber+ini Mr. Kenne+h J. S+. Mar+in Anne M. Fraccalossi Joseph J. Pereira Joanne Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Pe+er Murphy Richard F. Ward John David and Jeffrey Freyermu+h Mr. and Mrs. John L. RosseHi Sco++ Coombs Debra Poisson Joseph,A. Varao Richard L. Briggs Michael O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. John DeLano Mr. and Mrs. John Smi+h Cyndi Arons Mr. and Mrs. Demos Ledo Mr. and Mrs. Gilber+ R. Silva Mr. and Mrs. Dino Zinani Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Souza Mr. and Mrs. Glenn P. Silva Mr. Jona+han Jesse Mrs. Laura Brigida Mr. and Mrs. Pe+er Cannuccl Mr. and Mrs. Russell Palavanchi Peg Hogan lrene Ford Judi+h Williams Mr. and Mrs. Dana Harriman Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McGo'Ff Mr. and Mrs. Roberl CoHi Pe+er Locke Hoolcey SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Perry Kay Barry Donald Hagney Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferriero Mr. and Mrs. John O. Cavicchi Mr. and Mrs. Arnold T. Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Soares Cheryl Peferson Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Benoi+ Mr. and Mrs. Vic'ror Izzo Carla Ferrari Rhonda Dioda+o Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeSis'ro Ka+hy Eufrazio Mrs. Nancy P. Orion Jeff Elwood Mr. and Mrs. Pe'rer Fache++i Pe+er Molylca The Munafo Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thorn+on Pam Smi+h Boni+a Mansfield Bob Mello Celia BorgaH'i Joseph Robidoux 'Y Anna De Felice Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reardon Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Shaw The Clolhes Clinic Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Harvey Gregg's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. William Schneider Kalhy Allen Phyllis McDonough Mr. and Mrs Demos Ledo Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Gilber+ R. Silva Dina Zinani Remo Lodi Manuel Souza Glenn P. Silva Jona'rhan Jesse George Joyeax Nina and Donald Arms+rong Mrs. Pal' Fama Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joyal Congra1'ula+ions Class of '78 MC YOU DESEIVE A IREAK YODAYw .' Op Da'lyfo B akf s+ a+7OOAM MAYFLQWER SEAFQQDS 553 fishermenk KS Q Q 32 Dinners M B Town Wharf Plymoufh, Mass. Phone Us 746- I 704 Telephone 746-9751 Closed Tuesday 1 agfzaffi 5, clfazgouz fsifauwnf ana! Cbcgfaif foungs ERNIE AND ROSE IVICGRATH Waterfront Plymouth, lVlass. 02360 MARDON S JEWELERS Diamonds Watches Jewelry 18 Court St Plymouth Mass 746 1136 CARTM ELL FUNERAL HOMES Serving All Faiths 150 Court St. Plymouth State Fld. Manomet 746-2162 224-2400 229 A FULL RDCKLAND SEQYJQE TRUST COMPANY THERE IS A CONVENIENT ROCKLAND TRUST OFFICE NEAR YOU ON THE SOUTH SHOREI' MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION f f SedeII's 'I ' Pharmacy Plymoutl 81 Carver Complete Professional Pharmacies PRESCRIPTIONS SALES AND RENTALS OF HOSPITAL EOUIP. AND SUPPLIES - GREETING CARDS AND GIFT ITEMS Agency for Russell Stover Candies 3 Locations to Serve You 150 Samoset St., Plymouth CRt. 445 747-1230 Open lVlon.-Sat. 9-9 Sun. 9-6 Main St., Carver CRL 585 Cedar Springs Plaza 866-4524 in Raynham 823-6741 622 No. Main St. CRte. 1045 l978 A Good Year CINEMA I AND 2 Standish Plaza Tel. C6171 746-8899 stANDisi-i oi-iEvRoLEt, on INC. wt 1 Prince Street Plymouth, Nlass. 02360 utm-u fCHEVROLET 7 l', 17' Tel. 746-1129 Tel 746 1125 D. ROSSI 81 SONS INC. Sargloset Sgleet Wholesale Fruit and P d ymou Plymouth Mas Etbl hd1932 232 Good Luck '78' C 8: G POOL SERVICE Congratulations to the 19 Mt. Pleasant St. Class of I 978 P'VmPUth' MA 746-3958 PILGRIM SUPER DRUG Compliments of Mm P,ymOm,, PioPPi's PACKAGE sToRE Plimoth Plaza 183 Court St. Plymouth, MA Best Wishes to the Class ot '78 COU NTY AUTO SU PPLY 120 Sandwich St. Congratulations From PILGRIM SANDS MOTEL Rt. 3A, Warren Ave. Plymouth, Mass. 02360 With Private Beach and Swimming Pool Your Hosts are the Harringtons Telephone 746-4360 'Ok fi' G sm 9 o ft .3 it juigi A BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Styling With Perfection 68 Court Street U q H Plymouth, Nlass. Tel. 746-1040 Plymouth Resta ura nt Best washes to the Class of '78 158 Water St. Plymouth, Mass. 02360 1620 E9 OPEN PANTRY Jabez Comer Plymouth 233 J l 48 - 50 COURT STREET, PLYMOUTH, MASS. 02360 RONALD V. BUSI 746-IHS sci-IAFF oPTiciANs, INC. Optical and Hearing Aid Specialists Member ot Guild Opticians of America ouxsunv - PLYMOUTH Telephone - 746-9400 741608 PLYMUUTH HARDWARE one Main sr. PLYMOUTH, MASS 9 Court Street Plymouth, Mass. 617-746-8880 Al'l't't'lOrly'S Hall' OCAYSSGY il E Congratulations Home ofthe Haircutters 41 Court Street Plymouth, Mass. 747-1616 Open lVlon., Tues., and Sat. 9-5 Wed.-Fri. 9-9 'K Serge Stevens The Florist, Inc. 61 lVlain Street Plymouth, Mass. 02360 Telephones: 746-2600 746-2601 Compliments of Plymouth Supply Co. Manomet Hardware Co. Congralulalions ancl Besl Wishes +o 'rhe CLASS OF '78 if P TA O hifi-fk, PLYMOUTH e nocxu. :sr-1919 Modern Stores for Men, Women, and Boys Dress Rigl'1+ - You Can'+ Afford No+ To Modern S+ores for - Men - Women - Boys - and PURITAN CLEANING DEPT. Plymou+l'1's Oldes+ and Finesl' Dry Cleaners - Cleaning - Tailoring - Fur S+orage 56 Main S+. 295 Union S+. Plymou'rl1, Mass. Rockland, Mass. 746-3730 295- I 575 l gnouth IS a l mouth-Home to n Plymouth-Home National Bank 4 North Street, Plymouth ' 746-3600 Point Road at Strand Avenue, Manomet ' 224-2100 Member FDIC Best Wishes for the Future to the Class of 78 746 1340 Q.1W'fQiQ X iii ,1 f ,nk 5 lxb Q0 4 SERVICE You CAN TRUST ARTHUR BOUCHARD 1-5513. .. 1, MSW Crtmbewies... the big business with a Tilgiim trttdition OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIES, INC. AN EQUAL CPPGRTUNITY EMPLOYER Shop at RlCH'S THE VALUE STORE Rt. 44, Standish Plaza it Best Wishes From BEADERY BOUTIQUE 9 Court St. Plymouth, MA 02360 746-6056 Beads Are Our Specialty Gifts - Costume Jewelry Telephone 746-1662 l i6i s PARKER'S SALVAGE, INC. , Buy USED CARS Sell Wrecked Ca rs - Parts Wee 139 Carver Road Plymouth, Mass. 02360 Congratulations tothe Class of I978 May your iourneys carry you as assuringly to success as the Mayflower, and your ports of call always be as charming as America's Home Town Plymouth. ' ' o'uR-P-fnsoun t .10 Stllyjntfl fn n..l. FE IOLI, mc. CDea0ton9 'Tl an . 246-ez-so Complete Real Estate and Insurance Service 85 Samoset St. CRte. 445 Plymouth, Mass. 4 Now that the task of creating our yearbook is completed, we can look back on this as one of the most rewarding and fulfilling experiences of our lives. Not only have we learned a great deal, but we have had the opportunity to work with a number of people who have been of special help to us: Mrs. Donna Evans, not only our adviser, but also our friend and confidante. She has spent many long and tedious hours working with and for us on our yearbook. We greatly appreciate all that she has done. Mark Ferriero, Layout Editor. His dedication and his willingness to work helped make our year- book successful. Jon Pierson, Financial Manager. Jon's organization with our finances and advertisements elimi- nated many financial problems. Mark Tassinari, photographer. His availability in time of need helped us meet many deadlines. Arnie Lohmann, representative from Taylor Publishing Company. He has been our source of encouragement throughout the nine months of creating the yearbook. Last but not least, our yearbook staff. More than we expected attended our meetings and showed an exceptional interest and desire to work. This yearbook has a great deal of meaning to us, we hope it will be equally meaningful to you. Debbie Osborn Peter Brigida Co- Editors 1 , ....,4g.V-9' A, 0 -, Z i . 5 W, wi' 3 l I I F r E W W .1 ' Im, - U 1 4 . f't