Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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THE FACES OF Sometimes as we go through the day our moods change drastically. We can be very happy one minute and sad the next. When we see the camera coming, some of us mug for the picture. Others run or just hide our faces. These are just samples of the expres- sions we show each and every day. Top Row. L to R: John Cosset to winces at the thought of another Physics problem. Dave O'Keefe gets goosed .if one of the many parties he attends. Stacie Migro is forced into having her picture taken. Middle Row: Sharon DelGreco acts her own gorgeous self. Liz Maher stops to smell the flowers. Steve MacDonald is ready to party. Bottom Row: Steve Protasowkki acts the part of a lemon getting squeezed through a tennis racquet. Sang Yoo enjoys life all the time. Ray Dunn acts crazy trying on a bow. j'PBMii . i r}:f •':' rfe S.;i'Si : I •: UEfcJsSFljag ■— ■ it 4.. 1 f ' k l . . I mu .. jgBf '■Mi w; j 2 9f «HfU! iHf ’«1 4...... LS9r 28 The Faces of the 86 Class

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PARTY Would you believe that all we ever have at our parties is ykm Diet Coke and Pepsi Free? Oh. you noticed the pretzels! You have to 1 admit that the parties are wild and wonderful and that everyone is invited. School doesn't even interfere with the party atmosphere. Some of us have been noted to have a liquid lunch now and then! V Top Row. L Io R: Frank Paotilli. Ron W Reichert, and friend, with Sean Berry and f ) ' friend: Tom Narcisso. Greg Dolen. Darren m Murphy. Joe Cardarclli and Mike Thomas: Mark Portio and Walter Rollins. Middle Row: John Keleher and Sean Gilligan: Mark McGahan. Steve MacDonald, Chris Veneto. Bill Cheney. Larry Taghcn. ' Dan Overby. Ron Reichert and company, John Keleher and Scan Gilligan: Larry Taglicn. Tony Venterelh and Tony Koury. Bottom Row: Mike Cam a vale: John Keleher. Tim Tobin. Larry Taglieri. Kenny Southwick and Sean Berry: Lit Nourse and Karan Chadbourne. Party Animals 27

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THE 86 CLASS Top Row. L to R. Montreal was fun. but Tina Ash still had trouble in the morning. Beth Doherty and Michele Palardy strike the usual lunch time poses. Cathie Buckley is caught on the telephone at lunch again. Mid- dle Row: Chris Coughlin sliU tries to read his book upside down. Karan Chadbourne greets her date for the Jr. prom. Tom Kelly looks through his microscope cor- rectly. Bottom Row: Mike Gray is still looking (or your vote. Linda Dullnig and Laurie Pills are mystified in lab. Helen Abban gives her critique of the lunch sheJust ate Our days are like everyone else's. They start off in the morning, the worst lime of the day. School should really start at noon. Then it should end about one. right after lunch. It's so hard to get into the swing of things at first. Once we get going though, it works out fine and we get right into things. The Faces of the 86 Class 29