Sandwich High School - Lancer Yearbook (Sandwich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

Q 1 Faculty 17 Underclassmen 29 Seniors 49 Features 77 Sports 105 Organizations 129 Advertising 145 1982 Lancer Staff Editor-in-Chief Photography Editor Layout Editor Copy Editor Art Editor Business Manager Paula DeCubellis Annelie Chapman Terence McMahon Alexis Coleman Elaine Pender Mary McFarland ■’ 4 -. When We Began Twelve years ago in the first grade, we were a group of bewildered indi- viduals, not knowing what to expect in the rigid old classrooms of the Henry T. Wing School. The class- rooms which at first seemed cold, developed into our second home. The teachers of our elementary schools played an influential and un- forgettable role in our lives. The cru- cial problems which we faced now seem trivial. Making the third out in a kickball game, or dropping a tray in the lunchroom were major catas- trophes meriting a few tears or a day of sulking. Now these matters seem trite. As we have grown, so has the magnitude of our problems. Along with high school comes the anxieties of exams, the problems of a date for the prom, and the major decision of whether or not to attend college. As we made these choices, we developed into mature, self-confident indivi- duals ready to meet the challenge of our future. J TO eat more VEGETABLES We ' ve Got Tonight Prom night is the dimax of everyone’s junior year, and last year’s prom was no exception. The New Seabury Country Club provided a warm and beautiful setting with its spacious dining room and dance floor. The Black Apple Band gave a good performance of Bob Seger’s “We’ve Got Tonight’’, our prom theme, and other selections which kept the dance floor crowded all night. Beryl Richmond made a beautiful prom queen. The queen was accompanied by her escort Peter Closson. Michelle Willette and Candy Crocker were equally beautiful as the queen’s court. Their escorts were Mark Miskovsky and Greg Kelley. All of these combined, made the Junior Prom of 1981 a night we will always remember. As We Continued We entered a new Jr. Sr. High School. Being the first class to have attended the Sandwich Jr. Sr. High School for the complete six years, we are the true products of this new fa- cility. Our contributions to Sand- wich High School were great and in return, we gained from the use of the remarkable facilities present throughout our school. Along with the step up from primary to secondary school came a series of responsibilities. No longer were we marched down the halls single file or read to in the library. The continu- ation of our education was left soley up to us. Our classes were no longer assigned to us; we were expected to know what we wanted to learn and to be able to pick a group of classes corresponding to our interests. In this manner, each one of us obtained a different learning experience at Sandwich Jr. Sr. High School. Here we learned to respect others, to take on bigger responsibilities, and to challenge ourselves in all areas of learning. We Went On Throughout high school, we, the class of 1982, found ourselves par- ticipating in a variety of activities. Besides our contributions to the win- ning sports teams of Sandwich Jr. Sr. High School, we have made major additions to the musical, the- atrical, literary, and industrial arts. Such activities have proven to be of equal importance to our intellectual endeavors at Sandwich High School. By joining such extra-curricular ac- tivities, we have learned the impor- tance of team work, good sportsman- ship, and healthy competition. In addition to our responsibilities to various teams and elubs, we also have our own individual responsibil- ities to our friends and classmates. Socializing with our friends both in- side and outside of school has made us all more confident and secure in our environment. Such confidence and security enabled us to success- fully meet the challenges at Sand- 12 wich High School. Dedication Mr. Edward Hoxie Mr. Hoxie - 1982 Class Advisor It is with great pleasure that we, the class of 1982, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Edward Hoxie. During our four years at Sandwich High School, Mr. Hoxie has proven to be a great asset to our class. He has helped us to make a success of the canteen, the prom, the homecoming floats, and the many fund raisers. Besides the time he has devoted to our class, Mr. Hoxie’s imagination and intellect have contributed significantly to our class ' accomplishments. Although there were times when we walked on shaky ground, Mr. Hoxie was always there to help us pull through. For his attention, never-ending assistance, and just the idea of his caring, the class of 1982 wishes to thank Mr. Hoxie. Which Way Next? At the conclusion of our experiences at the Henry T. Wing School and the Sandwich Jr. Sr. High School, we may look back with fond memories. At the Henry T. Wing School, we learned an invaluable lesson; we learned how to learn. In Sandwich Jr. Sr. High School, we had the opportunity to em- ploy this technique in intellectually challenging surroundings. As we re- ceive our diplomas on June 4, 1982, each one of us is faced with a major decision. In which direction shall we go? After having been led through both primary and secondary school, we are left on our own. There are people to guide us in our choices; however, we must decide in the end what to do with our lives. There are many directions in which we may travel and many goals which we may attempt to attain. As sure as we are all individuals, one may be certain that our paths will be many and far flung. ADMINISTRATION Dr. Joseph Nicholson Superintendent of Schools Mr. Robert Fraser Principal Mr. James Sibson Assistant Superintendent Mr. Curtis Collins Assistant Principal 18 Faculty Mr. Walter Alvezi, Science Mrs. Carole Antis, Business Mr. Eugene Ash, Business Mrs. Denise Benjamin, Foreign Language Ms. Sheryl Burlingame, Physical Education Mrs. Dolores Bush, Guidance Mr. James Campbell, Science Department Plead Mrs. Joan Coggeshall, Special Needs Miss Michelle Charest, Home Economics 19 Mrs. Fernanda Conti, Computer Aide Mr. John Cook, Automotives Mr. John Crompton, Mathematics Computer Mr. Michael Curcio, Special Needs Mrs. Beatrice Delacy, Mathematics Mr. William Doyle, Social Studies Mrs. Ruthanne Durnan, Reading Mr. Thomas Eager, Reading Latin Mr. Harry Evans, English 20 Mrs. Constance Farley Business Mr. Robert Fenton Social Studies Ms. Patricia Pfilomio Metals Mrs. Daryl Forth Foreign Language Mrs. Linda Fox Library Mrs. Janet Francis Mathematics Mr. Paul Giandomenico Physical Education Mr. Bruce Graham Chorus Mr. Robert Hannon Business 21 Ms. Virgini:! HunscU, Art Ms. Bitrbarii Harrinun. Physiail Fduaition Mr. Eduard Hcyuood, Band Mr. Robert Hickey. Science Mr. Edward Ho ie. Social Studies Mr. Paul Huggins. Reading English Mr. Robert Inman. Social Studies Mr. Thomas .lailett. Mathematics Department Head Mr. Robert James. Social Studies 22 Mr. William Malcolm Radio Ms. Daralyn Meunier Skills Ms. Justine McLaughlin Science Ms. Janet Kirsch Special Needs Mr. Benjamin Losordo Mathematics Mrs. Lorraine Lupone Mathematics Mr. Richard McMorrow English Ms. Maryclaire Mulcahy Foreign Language Department Head Mr. William Naylor Mathematics 23 Mr. D vid O ' Hara. Science Mrs. Ellen O ' Neil. Nurse Mrs. Suzanne Pearson. English Mr. Gilbert Newton. Science Mr. Stanley Nowak. Guidance Mr. Michael O ' Brien. English Mrs. Sylvia Phillips. Science Mr. Joseph Piazzi. Fine Arts (Department Head) Mr. David Robbins. Social Studies 24 Mr. James Swan Mathematics Mr. Thomas Taylor Social Studies Mr. Silvio Tedeschi Foreign Language Miss Janet Senionian English Mr. R Theodore Steinhilber Guidance Mr. Richard Stott English Mr. Erank Sambucetti Social Studies Department Head Mr. William Sangster Science Mr. Roger Savino Graphic Arts 25 Mrs. Beth Thayer Gudiance Ms. Frances Tkaczuk Science Mr. Winthrop Trenholm Mathematics Mrs. Virginia Wallin English Mrs. Gretchen Webster English Mrs. Mary Winings Social Studies Mr. William Wright Special Needs Mr. Robert Woodbury Physical Education Department Plead Mr. John Chisholm English Department Head 26 Words To The Class Of ’82 TO THE CLASS OF 1982 Each of you will leave Sandwich High School and for most you it will mean being released from the motherly arm of the Cape Cod Canal which has protected you from the hustle and bustle of off cape” life. You will be leaving your family and your beautiful cape to adjust to new philosophies, new life styles, new friends, new attitudes, and new mores. I am sure that some will find their new life over the bridge” a challenge. Set goals for yourself and seek their accomplishment whatever your new life brings. Most of all, remember the disciplines learned from your parents and school and let these precepts guide your Judgements. I wish each of you every success in life and may you always be happy. Robert J. Fraser Principal You must begin and end the day with a smile, a love of life and a step ahead.” Mrs. Coggeshall Break a Leg!” Mr. Stott Never be satisfied with what you ' ve done unless you can say that you did it to the best of your ability.” Mr. Naylor “Vouloir, C ' est pouvoir, Mellleurs voeux.” Mrs. Forth Always keep your feet on the ground but AIM HIGH. If you never have a dream, then you ' ll never have a dream come true. ” Best of luck to a wonderful group of students. Mrs. Delacy You see. I ' ve lived a long time, seen all that I wished, done all that I could, yet it ' s been my experience that it’s kindness that matters, and kindness is what the world sorely lacks.” Mr. O’Brien Life is a series of challenges, within all of us lies the ability, to succeed, but only those who believe in themselves will meet success. ” Mrs. Wallin “ENJOY— BUT RESPECT YOURSELF” Mrs. Tomasek Style, is the dress of thoughts. Habit, if not resisted, soon becomes necessity.” Mr. Taylor Best of luck to a wonderful group of students that make up this years class. I am proud that I had the chance to know you. ” Mrs. Antis GYMNASIUM Thanks To ‘‘Special Services” From The Class Of 1982 Head custodian, Mr. Perkins Principal ' s secretaries Mrs. Backnick and Mrs. Evans Seated left to right M. Rogers, J. Ahonen, C. Gilfoy, P. Spofford standing left to right V. Thomas, J. Fears, P. Crocker, S. Canning, R. Hickey, H. Earle, missing J. Richard Director Mrs. J. Fettig, Mrs. D. McNamara, Mrs. M. Hamlen, Mrs. C. Bess 28 Class Of ’87 Left to Right sitting: . . Dolvckin, P. Costn, C. Dean. A. Cithoon, T. Mails. K. Amidon, G. Trap Left to Right kneeling: D. Luais. B. Witmes. P. Scovill, B. Bondttrek, D. Lnnkso, H. Webb. K. Peterson. M. Sullivan Left to Right standing: S. Potter. S. Baker. M. McCaslin. .1. Closson C. Meeks. T. Lawrence. S. GwiUiam. M. Read. .1. Govoni Left to Right sitting: J. Costa. .1. Simpson. S. Straut. T. Rogers. L. Chambers. K. Gilligan. D. Harmon Left to Right kneeling: S. Davis. D. Whitting. B. Slater. D. O ' Brian. K. Elliott. A. McKay. S. Alexander. C. Richards Left to Right standing: S. Christie. B. Whitfield. M. McKean. R. Tuch. C. Zalgancs Left to Right sitting: D. McKay. R. Nelson. W. Foster. P. McCrum. W. Battles Left to Right kneeling: J. McHugh. R. Connelly. T. Mac- comber. B. Hawkins. N. Doyle, M. MaCarthy Left to Right standing: K. McGlaflin. D. Barrot, J. Bikly. M. Prairie. C. Collins. L. Shaka. D. Ekasaka. B. Cullen 30 Left to Right sitting: J. Suokko, M. Valler, C. Chandler, S. Clifford, M. Peterson, R. Smith, K. Sexton Left to Right kneeling: R. Brady, K. O ' Hare, D. Lemire, G. Fears, S. Blasedell, C. Dowd, K. McDonald, S. Gidgit Left to Right standing: J. Peters, B. Keanne, T. Di trick, L. Costa, S. Rogge, C. Kerns, M. Wood, C. Bruno, B. Richmond Left to Right sitting: H. O’Neil, L. McHugh, C. Sullivan Left to Right Kneeling: J. Louisclle, M. O’Leary, B. Latham, R. Anderson, T. Hanley Left to Right standing: J. Smith, S. Walfermen, C. LaRochelle, R. Cavanaugh D. Archbeault, T. Vienst, J. Fish, R. Jones, A. Earle, H. Lucas, E. Cary Left to Right sitting: E. Satkevich, R. Woodbury, M. Rathburn, C. Slowy, P. Boniface, S. White, M. Savia Left to Right kneeling: D. Lindstad, K. Destremps, N. Warren, J. Mitchell, C. Forlesbe- sig, R. Nystrom, J. Curly, C. Cronin Left to Right standing: J. Collins, J. Ogg, S. Landers, C. Mandy, S. Anacky, S. Manchester 31 p Left to Right sitting: S. Sullivnn. P. Donhuc. D. Stive!. P. Held, C. Hemmihi M. Wegmttn, L. DeLaey. K. Atwood. A. Perry Left to Right kneeling: S. Tucker, D. Luwrence. D. Bryden. S. Russell. C. Zeliski, . . Ptiwittski. M. Gtiffncy. T. O ' Neil Left to Right standing: J. Gomez, M. Govoni, D. Creedon, C. Smith, B. Davis, J. Klein, K. Skipper, B. Maio, W. Hazard. D. Kay Left to Right sitting: G. Willard. J. Longo, D. Cazalt, B. McKinnis, M. Goodwin. H. Colombo, N. Obonar Left to Right kneeling: D. Richards. A. Canning, S. Briggs, G. Smith, C. Sheehan, M. Earle. R. Pierce. M. Manning Left to Right standing: S. Davis, J. Anderson. H. Dolling. L. Ramoska, A. Brogan, K. Paciling, D. Dean, P. Cambell, M. Bilideau Class Of ’86 Left to Right sitting: E. Marrel, A. Bilodeau, M. Lemire, K. Monahan Left to Right kneeling: J. Calahan, L. Wallias, S. Christie, A. Cook, B. Swift Left to Right standing: R. Frank, J. Kay, A. Conroy, J. O ' Leary, K. Eldrigde, E. Buschur, E. Pilong Left to Right sitting: S. Murray, N. Dillen, R. Lawrence, T. Cousins, E. Wallace, K. Morelli Left to Right kneeling: K. Comeau, K. Sherman, J. Megley, P. Anderson, D. Hennessey, C. Childs, M. Fuller Left to Right standing: B. Kalweit, E. Hendrickson, D. LaRochelle, E. Vanbuskirk, T. Fernandes, R, Cahoon, B. Ahonen, C. Hebditch, C. Williams, T. Halpin Left to Right sitting: T. Lupone, G. Marrayat, M. Osgood, M. Cook, M. Dwyer, D. Delia, K. Ries, R. Vanbuskirk, L. Ross Left to Right kneeling: K. O ' Hear, C. Burgess, S. Hallas, L. Danyo, E. Latham, M. Stanford, M. Sullivan, A. Seibert, A. Pease Standing: S. Pies, P. Tarvis, S. Maio, E, Savois, P. Curley, J. Finlatar, M. Titcomb, J. Walker, L. Gage, B. Wegman, E. MacEacheron Left to Right sitting: M. Varney, M. Loftus. C. Ritchards, C. Wood, C. Swift Left to Right kneel- ing: W. Sylvia, C. Hortan, J. Neal, W. Francis, W. Aldrich, B. Thayer Left to Right standing: M. Panagiotacopoulus, K. Duchesney, C. Rasso, B. Tokarz, J. Christopher, J. Farrar, S. Hutchinson, C. Stone, K. Daener Left to Right sitting: V. Westfield, P. Morin, T. Carpentier, J. Tosca, H ' ' . Rathburn, P. Martin, S. Manly, J. Heyer Left to Right kneeling: D. Lumpkin, J. Crandell, L. Giampetero. E. Bishop, S. Farrow, H. Challis, S. Miele, K. Stephens, K. Fears Left to Right standing: S. Maher, J. Brous- sard, 1. Gillis. D. Labor, A. Ferrari, M. Salam, J. Maito, M. O ' Neil, K. Kinder, P. Cootey i Left to Right kneeling: M. Gill is. S. Nelson. .1. Serafim. N. Bourit. G. Crocker. M. Gcncst. D. Bushman. T. Davis. K. Sullivan. R. Foley Left to Right standing: P. Smith. J. Lemirc. M. Arpano. D. Evans. T. Scicca. J. McCarthy. A. Coolan. C. Lovell. S. Brown. J. Felt. M. Haworth. . . Pavlos Left to Right sitting: J. Lilly. B. Davis. R. Ed- mond. S. Drumgool. L. Pargmen. D. Salois Left to Right kneeling: M. Welch. S. Lent. T. Kilroy. G. Goodwin, K. Kelley. K. McGrath. E. Thomas LEFT to Right standing: C. Bcntcncourt. L. Wat- ters. P. MacNeil. J. Fourge. C. Mills. M. McGon- agle. J. Curley. K. Dinghy. L. Rasche. M. Shan- non 35 Class Left to Right. Kneeling: J. Sherman. S. Kearns, M. Fougere. K. Vigliano. Left to Right. Standing: B. Spieldenner. M. Messier, T. Milla, J. Flowes, B. Feeley Left to Right sitting: J. Burke. S. Rosenbloom, S. Edmond. T. Collins, J. Ellis, C. Ferrick Left to Right kneeling: L. Pratt. B. Morris. M. Ahern. P. Lynch. O. Gaffney. B. Caroll Left to Right .stand- ing: D. Bonaface. M. Vincent. K. ' ymer, L. Mc- Donald. K. Hayden. T. Lantery. B. Krcisinger, C. Richmond. M. Chapman Left to Right sitting: S. Haynes. J. Centrella. J. McKay. E. La rence, A. Bouilev, A. Baldi Left to Right kneeling: P. Campbell. K. McKinnis, D. Wanless. D. Gregg. E. Moran, J. McDonald. P. Cunningham Left to Right standing: C. Ewer, J. Gagnon. K. Frost, J. Morgan. B. McIntyre M. Timmerman, K. Lemieux. T. McHugh. K. Gillis, J. Savery. D. Hanley 36 Left 10 Right lilting: S. Dodge. H. D i er. D. Soikevich, D. Porks. H. Curry. A. Gleoson. D. Buckley. I . Chersky Left to Right kneeling: V , Bruno, D. W orden, t. Boggs, C. Menshtge, F. Frost. M. Forren, S. XlcArdle. T. eol Left to Right stonding: J. Covoco, C. Ambroseno. C. Crondoll, B. O ' Toole. V, MeMonowoy, J. Ander- sen. J, dork. M. Felcoloni. R. Bockniek. T. Hor- mon. S. Chombers Left to Right, Kneeling: C. Russell. R. Spofford. D. Ames Left to Right, Stonding: D. Kiurse. S. Belven. C. Smelzer. K. Corey. J. Sorrow. R. Stohl. S. Covonough. K. Johnson. S. Bert. M. Mott Left to Right. Sitting: L. Goge. M. McCorthy, M. White. J. Hooten. P. DeGregorio. M. McArdle. J. Vorne), J. Muir, H. Smith Left to Right. Kneeling: A. Mozerolle, J. Glick. T. Jones. F. Conroy. M. Beoton. P. Wore. S. Foley Left to Right, Stonding: B. Garvin. S. Forron. T. Eng- land. M. Archombeoult. S. Fisnor. S. Elliott. B. Guorino. R. White. J. Kingsbury 37 Left to Right kneeling: A. Mitchell, D. Chandler, K. Stahura, Left to Right standing: N. Rathburn, C. Smith, S. Dyal, S. Donahue, P. Rutherford, D. Grady Lelt to Right, Sitting: M. Costello, K. Koder, 6. McManus, B. Kilroy, B. Gallager, M. Shannon Left to Right, Kneeling: B. Stutsman. B. Clifford, J. Alexander. B. Capuza, S. Necdom, P. Dona- hue. R. Thayer. K. Dlllen. L. Arthur. C. Bussey Left to Right, Standing: C. Hickey. K. McCoy. M. Crutcher, B. Murphy. J. Scoville, T. Cliggott. E. Roth. J. Howard. C. Richard. M. 0 ' Nc;7. D. Cox. C. Beck. D. Burke 38 Class Of ’84 Left to Right, Sitting: W. Bolton, M. Docham, K. Vance, B. Garvin, D. Burke Left to Right, Kneel- ing: D. Dubbin, P. Rodriquez, C. Daigncault, J. Luff, R. Held, S. Watters, J. Hendrickson Left to Right, Standing: B. Wilcox, D. Bangs, K. AIvczi, K. Carey, G. Cliggott, B. Valentini, B. Quinn, L. Portoukalian, A. Oldham Left to Right, Sitting: S. Robbins, W. Loftus, J. Dipersio, K. Dillion, Left to Right, Kneeling: T. Govoni, B. Russell, C. Russell, J. Ford, L. Holmes Left to Right, Standing: R. Briggs, J. Dinius, T. Moroney, J. Kinder, L. Skipper Left to Right, Sitting: D. Curly, . . Hogan, A. Chase, K. Curry, P. Sweeney, C. Slowey Left to Right, Kneeling: B. Seibert, W. Hagbcrg, B. Lu- pone, A. Lombard, M. Sullivan, K. Donahue Left to Right, Standing: D. Fleming, J. Garneau, P. Dreisingcr, J. Robichcau, D. Cootey, D. Brennan, C. MacCachcron, M. McCoy • I k l| Left to Right, Kneeling: N. Williams, D. Burns, ■ M. Hoffman, P. lUcManaway Left to Right, Standing: T. Laffoon, L. Ivashek, R. Obar, C. Desharnais, A. Mott, B. Lawrence ! Ik I • Left to Right, Sitting: J. Forslund, K. Marlin, S. Costello, T. Lilly, L. Centrella, J. Loiselle Left to Right, Kneeling: M. Nicholson, R. McNamara, C. Lucas, A. MacLean, E. Drifmeyer, S. Pires, G. Batrows, R. Armey Left to Right, Standing: C. Summers, B. Belcher, Mercen, C. Canning, D. Merlin, B. Hollinger, D. Oullette, C. England, D. Deconto Left to Right, Sitting: D. Ware, S. Conti, W. Cimeno, B. Santos, M. Tompkins, M. Nurse Left to Right, Kneeling: N. Kelleher, C. DeMartino, K. Earle, C. Farren, D. VanBuskirk, J. Hughes, S. Megley Left to Right, Standing: A. Titcomb, K. Choate, T. Colombo, R. Delacy, S. O ' Hare, S. Hayden, A. Troyanus, D. Brown, J. Stephens, A. Wea ver Left to Right. Kneeling: K. Cox. C. Anderson. R. Swift. C. LeBlunc. C. Siiddlmirer. T. Ouellette Left to Right. Standing: K. GiUis. P. Hughbanks. J. Cook. A. Connell. D. Battles. S. Sou a Left to Right sitting: D. Tokarz. K. Zanello. R. Hall. .1. Wood. T. Gibbs. C. Olson Left to Right kneeling: F. Ferreira. . . Daniels. A. Tatanto. .A. Gianferante. K. Bussey. J. Bankston Left to Right standing: M. Gagnon. J. Wallace. J. Weg- man. M. Lucier. T. Connolly, K. Pratt 1. Myles. K. Byrne 41 Class Of ’83 Left to Right. Kneeling: K. Chase. S. Howes. L. Cervantes. P. Curly, M. Rondeau. K. Belcher. D. Howes. G. Milla Left to Right. Standing: C. Busher. P. Stutzman. J. Gilke. M. Piazzi. J. Loi- selle. M. Fuller, T. Burke, M. Armi. S. Gelson, C. Mackin. S. Roberts Left to Right. Sitting: C. Salois. U ' . Tibitts, L. Arnold, D. Ouellette. T. Gillmetti Left to Right, Kneeling: M. Baggs, D. Crowley. R. Crocker. M. O’Daly. J. Tarves. E. Centrefla, M. Regan. P. Fagnant. C. Nevling Left to Right. Standing: D. Wood. M. Chandler. B. Buckley, M. Menslage. P. ISicholson, M. Bonderick. A. Robichaud. M. Wallace. J. McLaughlin. S. Christy. S. O ' Brien Left to Right. Sitting: H. Roth. . . Griffith. B. ISystrom. L. Drifmeyer. M. Morrow. R. Matte- son. S. Morrissey Left to Right. Kneeling: P. Dinius, L. Killeen. D. Stable. M. McHugh. P. Burke. D. Bacon. W ' . Worth. M. Ames Left to Right. Standing: M. Mazerolle. J. Cavaco. M. Dipersio. K. Gee, J. Govoni. T. Burke. B.J. Mor- gan, T. Luff, S. Rooney. A. Conti. M. Scredon 42 Left to Ri bt, Sitting: K. Osgood. K. Suokko, I). O’Neil, I ' . I.upone l eft to Right, kneeling: S. Senhy, .. L;iw. B. IXmiels. S. L ' eeley, P. Dnig- neault Left to Right, Standing: M. Oliver, R. Westfield. .A. Brubank. P. Rutherford, Price. E. Watters. O. Rostonis, K. Peterson. . . Timmer- man. B. Campbell. C. Eenton Left to Right, kneeling: D. Drumgool, 5 . El- dridge, G. Meuller, k. Murphy. T Torville, B. Hoang Left to Right, Standing: E. Bussey. J. Cohen. S. Be.sso. T. Bous field, T. Cavanaugh, M. Elliott. D. Govoni, D. Mckay, S. Whitman Left to Right. Sitting: S. Sullivan, H. Lloang. M. Palmer. P. Marsha. M. kudera. A. Straut. k. Gidyc7, D. Rogers Left to Right, kneeling: R. Nelson. T. Hughes. D. Hollct. S. O ' Brien, B. Satkevich, . . Dutra, S. Morgan, S. Stott. D. Le- Eave Left to Right. Standing: S. Manchester, B. Hanley, . . Prouty, T. LaRochelle, . . Wetz, J. Piling, T. Hennessey: B. Bangs, R. Kearns 43 i R. Scott Allan I’d love to stick around. But I’m runnin’ behind’’ Jackson Browne Likes: Family, Friends, Prom 81, Bellybut- tons. Uncles, 2 18 81, storms, PJC, Harry, J(3), Mai, Kimba, Chep, spotcres. Skiing, Jackson Browne, The Stones, The Cars, Flat tummies, Donna Lynn and the perfect place Dislikes: waiting. Disco, I’m not sure . Drunken Idiots, lines, being late, Wendi’s laugh Remember: Upper Shawme, indoor blizzards w Jay, The Stones in BOSTON Ambition: Just to make you smile before I leave Kimberly Jeanne Balser Kim It is a good thing to be rich, a good thing to be strong, but its’ a better thing to be loved by many friends. Likes: My family, BOBBY, SMILES, cheer- ing, try-outs w Chep, good friends, EM, JH, DM, M K, K,W, D S, Ries’s, sirk, P H, w B. Beach, L’s jokes, CUTIE, Spaz, 3 21 81, EE, talks respect. Remember: “GANG (GNO), C’s hockey- B,F’s, Ahh P J’s Eish died, W.D.B., I O, P.D, Ex w mom, all out good times. Ambition: To be happy always and forever. Scott Ray Babbitt Scott, Scotty Likes: Swim team, WSDH, Beatles-Wings, Eagles, Charlie Daniels, Country music, southern rock and the U.S.A. Dislikes: Teachers who always think they’re right or that the book is. People who put you down for expressing your opinion. Remember: Trip to Springfield with Jay and David. Playing the motor cycle song during Rock’n Reques t at WSDH-Driving Mr. Mal- com Crazy. Ambition: To be a photographer or chef and restaurant owner or a program manager at a radio station. Chris Barrette Dr. Cosmos The lunatic is in my head. Pink Eloyd Likes: THE GREEN MACHINE, The full effect, god material, EYO, friends. Pooka, Mich, Skip days, casing, 12 oz. curls, attack cat, Maddoy Binkley, family, Eutball, the for- mula Cs+ c + r ' = L) Dislikes: THE CHI EE, blues, Mr. Duck, Fiz- ziks Remember: 22 free. Foreigner Concert, signs, Dave’s yard. So?, Zatek’s Desk, Beer?, Pump- kin Attack, racing Nicky, Keg raids. Kinks, Simmon’s weekend, McDonaldland, death squad Ambition: To make it to Riverworld and Grok it all. Class of 1982 Pamela Baker Ring Ding, Shake n Bake “OH MAN , Blow my mind, Ya ’ll. Give me a break Likes: SOUTH, N.C, LW, AC, SJ, LL, LG, KO, KAT, KTC, WCOZ, 1982, Summer of 1978, Tunes, Sis, My Kids, Swan, My Grand- father, Family, Wild Bill, J. Geils, Erines, Graham, Smiles Dislikes: Snobs, Gossip, lies. Carrots, Eighling with my brother. The Cape Remember: Swimming with Liz, We were in first grade. Barb’s pictures Ambition: To get out of Sandwich, Become an actress, climb the Statue of Liberty Christine Bigelow Biggsey Born on a mountain, raised in a cave. Partying Rocking is all that I crave. Likes: Jungle juice, Guys!, E. Sandwich Beach, CL, ME, TC, TL, DL, Mom, GK, partying, Pepperell, all my new friends. Dislikes: No doritos with a case of the mun- chies Remember: When TC took me under her wing and made my new life in Sandwich a lot ea- sier, when Meisha, TC, I went to a fortune teller. “Boston”, How TC got a lump on her head. Ambition: To live and love. James J, Bondarek III Jim Living is easy with eyes closed misunder- standing all you see It ' s getting hard to be someone but it all works out It doesn ' t mat- ter much to me. John Lennon Paul McCartney Likes: My Friends-you know who you are, Zonker, 5669. FLA L.B, Beatles, concerts, John ' s Red Friend, MA, Beach, summer. Hurdles, FS, Convention, In Field. Dislikes: Bops, 3 card molly in the common, NOS, windshields, Harwich, LC-TA, Cape Time Forgot, Goodbyes, HeadGames Remember: Jungle Juice in History, we were attacked by campers, Dan almost saw Pat Benatar, I had C.L.S., I fell for It. Mary D. Broussard Mare, Marf You may say I ' m a dreamer But I ' m not the only one I hope some day you ' ll join us And the world will be as one Likes: Family Friends, Frogs, Memories, Eng- land, Mom, Bean JRC, French Fries, hot- lips trio, KJB, BS. Weekends. Dislikes: No money, stalling, .sore losers, woodchucks, broken bones, snobs, bus rides. Remember: R.F. dropped M M ' s in Angelo ' s parking lot. Sandwich vs. Harwich, Barit ' s lost watch, I broke my collarbone, senior year. Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. Charles Bridges Chucka, Crazy Man Likes: JULIE, The Brownings, Hunting, Snowmobiling, Fishing, Bud, Chevy 4x4, Mustangs, The Winter, Opening day of Hunt- ing Season, Football, Watersking, Snowsking, The Doors, My Browning. Dislikes: Warm Beer, Snobby people, Budd M, Close of Hunting Season, Shuttoffs, Not having money. Not having a car. Remember: When I blew myself up. When the U.S.S. Lippa went down. Route 3. Ambition: To own my own fishing boat, and to be happy in whatever I do. Scott A. Brown He who never made a mistake. Never made a discovery. Samuel Smiles Likes: Family, sports, Fenway Park, movies, sleeping late, the Beach Boys, egg nog, 7-up, M.G. ' s, MASH, David Letterman Dislikes: S.A.T. ' s, The Yankees, Alarm clocks, A.M. radios, Mondays, term papers Remember: Mark and I went Rollerskating, Murph and a squirt gun in French class. Ambition: College Kathleen S. Brogan Kathy Life is very short and there ' s no time for fuss- ing and fighting my friend. Likes: Family, friends, our gang, rainbows, strawberries, Mark, summer, concerts, tennis, roses, J. Geils, honesty, BUDDY, snow, M A S H, poems. Bud, New York, Beatles Dislikes: Being Reminded, depression, greed, dishonesty, liars, no $ Remember: Lowenways Milkybrows, sum- mer of ' 81, 7 10 81, 8 15 81, 12 27 81, tell ya monday Ambition: To go beyond the rainbow Donna Lynn Brule get by with a little help from my friends. Likes: My family, Scott, his family, 2 18 81, close friends. Great times with EP TH, MWG, MJS, Jackie Rick, Lehmanns, Tawnya Skipper, Sunny days, COZ, Dori- toes Tab. Sudbury trips. Rum, Exercising, RS, sleeping. Eating, skiing, Jeans, Nikes, smiling. Being spastic, 5 11, Laughing, sneez- ing, Mushroom pizza, RC, JC, CG Remember 8 1 81, OJ, Dogsitting, mouse, CLP, Jazz, snowy walk. Kinks concert. Fancy shmancy, snip Ambition: To live happily ever after. 51 Robert George Buchenan Fingers, Stumpy, Feather Fingers OOO-Neeaat!” Likes: Music, Parties, Old Birds, snow. Dirt Roads, Skiing, Diving, Band, DR. TEETH, An-A-Mul Dislikes: Blue Lights, DISCO, T.A.’s, Tour- ists, New Birds, “Make it in Massachusetts”, 12 7 81. Remember: The Auto Show?, Andy ' s Eiat?, When Vinnie missed the reviewing stand? Ambition: To own an Old Bird Daniel J. Brun Brunzie, Danny I live my life like there ' s no tomorrow. Van Halen Likes: Hockey !, G.K., R.N., J.C., L.M., M.G., Harry, My Eamily, The Preston ' s, Mr. Hannou, The Santee River, Driving with Ron or Greg, Summers, My Friends, Being Care- Ful, Baker Pweet, BUD, Rock and Roll, Tat- too ' s Dislikes: No $, muck mouth. Disco, Punk Rock, Winters, saying goodbye, no gas, scary movies, SNOW Remember: Sept. 29, ' 81-the Kinks Concert. Ambition: To become successful In whatever I do. Kevin Buckland Red Today is the first day of the rest of my life. Likes: Family, “friends”, 9, 11, Camaros, skiing, snow, the spot 4x4, Hockey, Golf, quarters, money, MG A. Dislikes: Doors, Nauset, Bud, people in the wagon, blue lights, underclassmen. Home Work, side boards, no money, in debt. Remember: getting psyched at the two ban- anan club meetings, cops at the spot. Ambition: To lock the Doors and throw away the key never to be found. Kathleen Byrne Kathy Life is an exciting adventure or it is nothing- Helen Keller Likes: My family, animals, Saba, babies, child development, Jackie L, Trapper John, enter- tainment, travel, 1981-1982, Angelo ' s, art, rock ' n ' roll, Florida, horror movies. Dislikes: rainy days, disappointment, waiting, getting up early, boredom, tests, no transpor- tation, no S, hypocrisy, bigotry, not knowing what to say, frustrations, not getting things done. Remember: When Jackie L. and I went sailing in October, fell into the lake, and had to swim the sailboat out of lake. Ambition: To be a child psychologist and eventually get married. Edward G. Canning Axle Your got to know when to hold, know when to fold, know when to walk away and know when to run. Likes: Horses, snowmobiling, overnight trail rides sleigh rides. Bud, Horseshows, all types of farm animals, big 4x4, camping, skiing, racquetball, kids, FAMILY, the prom Dislikes: Users, Liars, Car Accidents Ambition; To someday own my own ranch, with lots of wide open land nobody around for miles, just my own land, and to have a very large family Steven Michael Carr Lerch Let the good times roll Likes: Weekends, Snow, Camping, Waterski- ing, June ' 82, concerts, the CARS, 44, the spot, Rob ' s parties, WCOZ, bowling, quar- ters, Shore, Tweet, Red and the rest of the club Dislikes; braces, crutches, people who take themselves too seriously, brown noses, gossips, disco, BUD, the Doors, being carded Remember: When Brian’s boat sank at Peter’s Pond; the last day didn’t have a Fight with my mother (I think it was in ’74); getting psyched at the lobonanan Club meetings. Class of 1982 i Vincent T. Cervantes Vinnie Always there echoes and re-echoes in my ears - Duty, Honor, Country General Douglas MacArthur Likes: America, KTC, Airborne, Wagner, Ed- die Bauer, Busing to Boston, Flying, G reen- ough Staff, The T.T. Crew, G.G-G.L.D., FN- FAL Dislikes: Communist, Bunkers, People who ask me my Zodiac sign, MI-IH, 1 30 71, Iran, Bleeding Hearts. Remember: Remember when all we had to worry about was going to school. Ambition: Military Officer Peter J. Closson Jay Goes to show you don ' t ever know, watch each card you play, and play it slow. Likes: Grateful Dead, the summer, Frostys, S.A. M.W., S.M., D.W., T.S., road trips, beach, frisbee, good parties (Robs), Monty Python, Hoop, Skiing, Gaile, sleeping late, my younger days. Dislikes: Society’s outlook, the boys, warm beer, intoxicated fools. Route 28 in July, SAT ' s, Homework, “I don ' t know”, being bored. Remember: S.A. and I got caught in a snow storm in Mrs. D ' s room. M.C., J.G. and I 151 before P, Midnight swims. Ambition: To satisfy myself - Annelie Margareta Chapman Ann, Arnold Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall, All you ' ve got to do is call. And I ' ll be there, yes I will. You Ve got a friend. James Taylor Likes: Music, M A S H, Peanuts, Erotic perversion, .Muppets, .Mr. McM., Les soirees du vin, swimming, running, Mike Dislikes: Pessimism, laissez-faire, Prufrock, tragedy, Fuzz-bug” Remember: dirty Benzene rings, stage band at 6:45, the DDR Ambition: To be Ivre de Vivre! Stephen V. Choate So let it rain because the rain ain’t gonna hurt me and I ' ll let you go though I know it wo n’t be easy, it ' s my turn to see what I can see, this time ' s just for me. Likes: Acting, Family, Friends, ATC, Beach- es, Competition, Boston, DQS, $, Clothes, Jazz, Dramatic deaths, NYC, Succeeding, Broadway, Being me. Tab, DDxR, 5 9 81, old movies. Oriental women. Independence. Dislikes: Math, draft, Reagan, Nuclear pow- er, 2 V 2 , Jealousy, lies, gym, Monday, SA TS, Narrowminds, unambitious people, 4 secs. Remember: Tommy’s Ant, EP, Tea cup, Rn, couch, TH, cup of ice, KK, Coordination. Ambition: To have my name in a star on a Hollywood sidewalk. Robin Cohen Bob, Bobbi “You ' re so Far A way Doesn ' t anybody stay in one place anymore” C. King Likes: Danny, Doug, Joan and Lynne, and Jonah and Chuck, NG FIF, Sleep, shoulders Dislikes: AMX’S, Standing outside, ZAPPA ? .Mondays. Remember: Space Cruises, Brewster, Ver- mont, TNTS, 8 15 79, 7 17 81 The Van Halen X Concert, NY P ' S, CHS, Pass-out, Back rubs. Ambition: To have no complaints about my life. Alexis D. Coleman A.J. I believe the children are our future Teach them well and let them lead the way Show them all the beauty they possess inside Give them a sense of pride, to make it easier Let the childrens’ laughter remind us how we used to be. George Benson Likes: God, Family, Our Gang, M.P., J.F., B.O., G.G., Rollerskating, Dancing, Acting, J.H., Yodus, Tom T, Le Francais, S.,M., Mrs. A., R B., R R., Dislikes: Prejudism, Bigotry, Rain Remember: “Stuck”, Boys’ State, Summers Ambition: To help spread LOVE in the world. 53 Joya Ann Colombo Jac, “Yogit” Every body has a place in time A chance to live A need to find LIKES: family, friends, bonfires. Bob Seger, full moons, roses, TB, B-3 w C, T, K, Lumpy, SHB, camping, Mrs, A, talkin to les, white wine, U-Mass, England, Mr S, Space- shot, the crew, Danny, the beach, memories DISLIKES: 6 5 81, liars, goodbyes, being cought by a peeping Maine frenchman REMEMBER: BPH, the fire in Kaye ' s car, double date w Lori, Sue ' s soup labels, all the good times w Tam AMBITION: To live my life the way that I choose Gary Allen Cooper Coop And this I believe. That the free, exploring mind of the individual is the most valuable thing in the world. And this I would fight: the freedom of the mind to take any direction it wishes, undirected. Steinbeck Likes: .Mom, Jeff, Beth, Band, REH, all my friends, music, .sailing Dislikes: No. 2 pencils, punk, deadlines Remember: Disney World and the Band, Ben- zene rings, when Vin missed the reviewing stand. Christmas party in A.P.U.S. Ambition: To be an Astronomer, and be hap- py in everything I do. Robert E. Condon Rob Imagine no posessions. I wonder if you can no need for greed or hunger, A brotherhood of man You may say I ' m a dreamer, but I ' m not the only one I hope someday you will join us and the world will live as one LIKES: family, friends. Decadence League, Budmobile, JOHN LENNON, Beatles. Neil Young. CSN, 60s. My Parties, Kwichang, To- gas, Little boy. N. Y.C., okrv, AC DC DISLIKES: 12 8 81, Disco. SPD. Snobs, computer, no S, warm beer, SAT REMEMBER: Bud float, Brian sunk his boat AMBITION: Lawyer Ron Cormier Corm Well the danger on the Rocks has surely past. Still I remain tied to the mast. Could it be that I have found my home at last, home at last. Steely Dan Likes: Cindy, Donna, Patty, Steve, Bill, Eric, Nursie, Star Force, C.E., G.B.U., Chris, Mat, T.R.. Siamese, funnycars, the fools, “no good- byes . Dislikes: People who stare, getting sick. Cape Cod. chicken (Right Ron?), losing, death, family fights. Remember: 6 13 80, dirt road Ambition: To get a good amp and be success- ful. Cynthia M. Cousins Cyndi, Ce-Ce Don ' t walk in front of me. may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me. I may not lead. Just walk beside me, and be my friend. Likes: Family. George, the beach. sun.set.s. cats, summer “81“. Heinekens, strawberries, stuffed animals, Mrs. “B , CD, JR. BL, MB. RE, JD. AC. skating. J. Geils, .swimming, TR7. Camaros. preps, garfield. VA.. monk, cloths, little kids. 14. snow, skiing, rainbows. Dislikes: rumors, two faced people, rainy days, no $. getting up early. S.A.T. ' s. Remember: When we went skating and the ride ' noine! Ambition: To be happy successful in what ever I do. Michael Alan Connolly Stewy THERE ARE THINGS THAT ARE KNOWN AND THINGS THAT ARE UN- KNOWN. IN BETWEEN THERE ARE DOORS. Likes: J.M.. K.L.M.. K.J B.. N.M.. T.H.. B.R.. M.W., Hot Ticket. “Summer ' 81 . Robs Parties, Spruce 18. Ocks. Hubert. Vineyard. Friends. Drive-in, Wakeby, “12 , B-Float Dislikes: “Car Crashes , Red Lights. SAT ' .s, Peters, bus. pens, inkberry. No S Remember: Canada. Route 3, Kinks Concert, getting away on pavis moped. M.C.-J.C.-J.G.- 151 before P., dirtroad, R.L, border. Specta- cle. Halloween, Leather. C.Y.O., Jills parties. N.H., water skiing, Boston Class of 1982 Jeffrey Thomas Cox Coxy, Jeff For those about to rock, (we salute you) AC DC Likes: My family, Decadence League, Bud, Basketball, Jodi Wend y, Juli, Kelly, Kim, The Stones, Blouser’s class. Parties (toga), my friends, AC DC Dislikes: CUTTYSARK ' .H, Sandpiles, Can- terbury, no S, 2 14 81, PUNK ROCK Ambition: To get rich quick and try not spending it all at once. Trinnia Lynn Cremeans Trina, T.C. Take your time, think alot, think of everything you Ve got, for you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not. Likes: My family, Maurice, partying. New Jersey, summers, E. Sandwich Beach, M.F., C.L., Biggsie, Laffoons, J.D., Auto with Mr. Cook Dislikes: Jocks, waking up, head games. Remember: When A.B. found the dead body, “The Revolving Doors”, “Woody look!” Ambition: Travel and have a long happy life Candace L. Crocker Candy God forbid that I should go to any heaven in which there are no horses Robert Graham Likes: Family, Valli, N.L., T.J., J.C., A.O., O- Family, M R., K.B., D.C., Stewy, J.S., J.Q., T.M. + K. Cerrantani, K.H., Tattoos, rela- tives, P.A.T.D., Virginia, Snowmobiles, C. W., T.S., L.L., D-Twins (Duke), My Prom, Colo- rado, K.S., 4, C.C., H.F., B.P., K S, J.D., G.K., L.M., M.G. Remember: White Cliffs w Amy, Dad ' s X- mas Party, The case of the missing truck in Maine. Ambition: Beautician Mark Richardson Currier Mark If something will go wrong, it will go wrong. Murphy Likes: My Family. FOOD, Nancy, Blue- Green, JJM, Kathy, Fro, Sandwich Cape Cod. Rollerdisco-Scoti, BCN, skiing. The Jet- sons, Bugs Bunny, Dislikes: Laissez-Faire. NF, Alarm Clocks, Broken Skiis, Vegetables. Chemistry, TH Remember: When James Bond and I used a galvanometer to check a battery and we got a smoke show. Ambition: To leap tall buildings in a single bound. Scotl P. Daniel S.D. You only live once, so what the hell? Do it! Likes: Vikki, 555, Wine, women, song. NG, PM, MH, DE. hot weather, gambling Dislikes: KW, being late, winter, waking up, crowds Remember: Falling out of a van, getting thrown out of the auditorium, cards in class, big 55 Ambition: To become the very richest person in the world and not have to work. Paula Jean Marie DeCubellis What lies before us And what lies behind us Is a tiny matter compared to what lies within us Likes: MICHAEL, M M ' s, my family, JH, MFS, JG, pancakes w Wendi, Individuality, concerts, children, good friends. 6 28 81 Dislikes: Dislikes, conformists, busy signals, arguments, RUMORS, tickling, prejudice Remember: When we all skipped and Scott got caught, 6 28 81, Christmas 1981 Ambition: To be who I am. 55 Cheryl A. Destremps Friendship is like a delicate crystal glass It holds so much yet is so easily broken Shattered Forever. Likes: Family, friends, Brenda, Jill, Cyndi, Jane, corvettes, 13 blue, J.D., the beach, skiing, Mrs. A, Journey, Foreigner “Certain sophomores”, cats, summer 81 Dislikes: SA T ' s, exams, snobs. No S, no gas, gym. Hers, fake laughs, saying goodbye Remember: In Hyannis we met the guys in the parking lot of the arcade. Ambition: To always be happy and successful Julie Dodge Humpty, Dojee, Jewels The good times and the bad times, the bad times fade a way. The good times are forever . . . J. dels Likes: Ami, My Families, Ted, David, Stacey, The Convicts, Our Gang, FP, SoCo, Main Street, Long Pond, hitchhikers, black baggies. My cougar, SPOO, Summer 81, Red Carna- tions Dislikes: No population, rottage, SHS, gossip. Remember: Prom night, kidnapping barrels, David and I sharing a ?, April July 81 Ambition: To someday get home on time! I Julie Ann Doyle MVP, Jooge Do it or die now stand your ground, don ' t let your bad breaks go getting you down, even when times get rough and you ' ve had enough, you still gotta. Likes: family, friends, PL, SMILES, laughter, memories, Angelo ' s, nice eyes, A ESP, music, B-ball, 12, Riunite, Antpeopic, daffodils, best friends, Christmas Dislikes: boredom, being judged, waiting, helplessness, moods Remember: Mass Maritime-cheese, BEE- DEE, being BJ’s, JFKLwP J .Ambition: to never stop believing Valerie C. Duchesney Vikki Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live to- day. Likes: Scott. My family, sunsets, beaches, good health, Fleetwood Mac, traveling, rose gardens, kittens, fog. antiques, seafood, steak, babies, sewing, true friends, Jenneka Butter- cup, smile.s. blue, Easter, ice cream, summer time. Dislikes: Being late, bugs, squash, being rushed, crowds, goodbyes. Remember: Scott and I fell out of the van. Terry. Kim and I were at vans. Swany. Ambition: To live a happy and healthy life. College Brian Emanuelson Break on through to the otherside: Likes: Parties. Jill, being with friends. Rock n Roll, sports, summer, skiing, snow, having nothing to worry about, winning, the Deca- dence League Dislikes: Being told what to do, being on a low budget, losing, getting caught screwing around, rain, people who think they know it all. Remember: Visiting Tom on Eriday Nights (“This ones for you Tom ), going to summer league hockey games. “That ' s not good Ambition: To enjoy life one day at a time Kevin Eccleston Pickle Brain If you can ' t be with the one you love Love the one you ' re with Likes: JM, Charlotte Buschur, W.T., The mercury, the Dan’l Webster, Mumsy, the S tang, vacation, beach parties, skiing, Boston, cookouts Dislikes: Sweat hogs, snobs, school, home- work, typing, Kuie, working Remember: Shake a leg, doing donuts. B.C.E., Da Da, Pat Benatar, Black bikinis at Peters Pond Ambition: To have money and live a good life « Class of 1982 Kim Allyson Evans Kimo The important thing is: To be able at any time To sacrifice what you are For what you can become. “Me Likes: Steve, warm fires, soft music, unicorns, fairies. Leather, Silver. Jewelry: boots. Mom Dad. poetry, candles. Quiet Times, Loving Someone, FREEDOM, having my own car Dislikes: Crying, being alone. Regrets, Miss- ing someone, 8 7 SI. 6:00 a. m., no $, no gas, asking for rides Remember: Steve came home. All the good times. October 81, Renee ' s pool partys Ambition: A Medical Secretary, To live a happy one. Dan Feigenbaum Dude, Moley If it feels good. Do It- but be careful Likes: Friends, Sleeping, stimulents, family: The Mockery, Ganja, Florida, Jamaica, Reg- gae. Summer, Lynn, Baseball. Radicals. Games, Wildne.ss, NYC, Open Hand, Cash, Food, Hickey. Dislikes: Authority, Conservatives, Court, preps, phonies, getting up early. Getting caught. The Military. Parasites, Lawyers. Doctors. Propaganda, computers. Brown noses. Avocado. Paranoia. Remember: DeConto’s Wreck. Climbing the Tower, P-town, Hitch-hikers. Ambition: Find the right path to Nirvana (Utopia) Douglas Ewer “Man created God in his own image- Inherit The Wind Likes: Jenny, Scott, friends, family, IRA. im- pressionism. Van Gogh, Springhill, Patches. Victor, “Watership Down , PUNK. ADAM ANT. Sid. The Freeze, WBCN Dislikes: Foolish Humans, .society. Discipline, school. COZ, Religion, Fanatics Remember: When I smashed 2 cars, in 3 days Robin Ann Fenton We do not remember the days, we remember moments Likes: My family, friends, basketball, band, Christmas, M M ' s, pizza, summer, birth- days, cats, Barry Manilow, 22, 33, Celtics, L B . Garfield Dislikes: Monday: getting up early, snobs, having no money, saying goodbye, SAT’s, 76 ' ers Remember: When we went to Mass. Maritime (cheese), the band went to Florida, M.B. dropped the M M ' s in Angelo’s parking lot Ambition: To be successful at whatever I do. James George Fairneny Jimbo, Fumbles “I want to be your friend, I want to learn your thoughts and visions. Bruce Springstein Likes: Cards, Onion Pizza, Sailing, The B- 52 ' s, Golf, POPPY, Whist, Making People Paranoid, Tennis, ROCK LOBSTERS, Win- ning 31. Dislikes: Tangled Sails 1,500 ft. Out, Nothing to do, SA T ' s, Work, No $ Remember: THE PROM PARTY. “Arthur , Popsicle fights. Going “just ” over the bridge, M.A.S.C. Packy Run, 11:11, Wend i ' s laugh. Where’s LAND Pete? Building our Big Mac. Nancy Foley Gump, Swank You came into my life when I was lost and all alone Shallmar Likes: KK.B., “our gang’’. Our little friends, Riunite White, Bud, TiKi Port, gym. Journey: “Cool and the Gang’’ Cassie, Baggies, An- dree. Kiss 108, Spoo Dislikes: Fake People, Users, tests, “Don’t want a commitment Just want to be friends”, NoS, 9:00 M.C., die nite. Remember: Plymouth Party, Rocky, “Robs”, “Tell you Monday”, Pat Benatar, Studying M.C Ambition: To always be happy and always have friends 57 I I I I 1 Christine L. Ford Chris, Ferd Every year is getting shorter, never seem to find the time The time is gone the song is over thought Fd something more to say Pink Floyd Likes: My family, (JG), The Olsons, concerts Buds, Riunite, snow, roses. Fishermens, Ra- dar Station, TURN THE PAGE, Eriends, Life, DEC A, Horizon ' s, Gary ' s. Dislikes: Accidents, Death, BB, NoS. Remember: When the pond was the place to be? Dianna, our first night at EIC? 6th per.s- moking room. Sue Freitas Sail on. Sail away. May all your dreams come true some day. Likes: smiles, Tom, Sandyneck, camels, fam- ily, CSNY, Et G ' S, Shakey lane I, sweaters, floating, England, A-Brosx, psyched city going Chinese, m ' s, the Peug-, roses, sailing, sunshine, Beaujolais, Mrs. B. , Mile., 3- Stooges. 4-wheeling, “Our House , WBCN, C.A. crew, my pals, puppies, tans. Remember: We got sandblasted!, I collected Campbell soup labels, Lori took a dip, we were discovered by the Erench woodsman. Eleanor Marie Gaffney Snore There ' s no time to lose. Catch your dreams before they slip a way. Likes: Aspen, Skiing, WHO, Pubs in England, Field Hockey beating Harwich, .MV excur- sions, family, 9 in a row, Pig, Tabonanan club, Moguls, “The Terrible , Oh sick, Hobbycat, Beachcookedouts, Buddies Dislikes: gossip in this town, hypocrites. Bud, Doors, conspiracies, trends Remember: SHS Field Hockey demolished Harwich ' 80 81, We hijacked a moped gang on MV, fainting of heat frustration. Kim Gannon Skim It is not doing the thing you like to do, but liking the things you have to do that maked like blessed. Goethe Likes: My Family, Z-O, Friends, coke, Pierre Smirnoff, Steven King, Steely Dan, Robert Palmer, Candy-O, Little Feat, grapefruits. Dislikes: Canned peas, ironing, rain, Pro- Nukes, cats. Spiders, polyester. Cigarette smoke, seafood, SA ' s. Remember: The Boulevard, Honda Bound, Twippin, N.Y., R.L, N.H., O.C.M., W Spue, when it was All mixed up. ” Steven Garvin Likes: Skiing, Scuba diving, swimming, mu- sic, junk food, Charlie Daniels Band, Going to parties, working Dislikes: Punk Rock, diving in cold water, “Big Cars Ambition: To make it through marine boot camp and to travel a lot in the next four years. ' Class of 1982 58 James M. Giacobbe Isn ' t it a pity, isn ' t it a shame How we break each other ' s hearts, and cause each other pain. How we take each other ' s love. Forgetting to give it back. Isn ' t it a pity. G. Harrison Likes: Family, student council, B-ball, Scot- land, Le Franca is. Preppy, sailing, PS, KOLY, Track, M M, DOM, Homecoming ' 81. Dislikes: French authors, B- float, PR ' s. Remember: April 8 1 , 11 22 80, MASC Con- vention, Fall 1980, 8 1 8 1 Ambition: To become a successful engineer and to never lose the friends I have. David L. Giampiclro Nothing worth while comes easy Likes: Family. Trish. Swimming. Italian food. Mrs. “B . R.R.. J.P. Anatomy class. Snow days, weekends, vacations, pets. A s. B s. Lov- ster. Fried clams. Dislikes: Homework, getting nervous, last place. D ' s. F ' s. being broke, having braces, when Trish gets sick. Remember: The sectionals, the st-temcets. Chinese Food. Cross Country with Chris Lu- cas. Hit. Wingschool. Ambition: Togo hang gliding and be an elec- trical engineer. John H. Gill Peter Broughton Gill One thing from me to you-stay a little full goo.se bo70-kecp a touch of madness in you- just enough so you don’t become stupid-just a little of madne.ss will keep you alive, because no one in the world knows how to tax that. Robin Williams Likes: soccer. DDR. mus. G.B.s.. crew from Walden. N.G.B.. Judo, the Govonix’s, etc. Dislikes: Losing, not much else. Remember: Fuzzys Fun Farm? Rush Concert that never was? Scott I went swimming. Feb 28? Ambition: To be a test pilot in a hammock factory. Monica E. Gleason Mon To live your life your own way ... To reach for the goals you have .set yourself . . . To be the you that you want to be . . . That is succe.ss. Likes: My family. Friends. Summertime. L.H.V.T.. green M M’s. barc-footen. Becks, smile.s. snow, concerts. Boston, good music. S, talking, ro.ses. party ing. 7. dreaming. Tom- my T, Teddy. Sunsets rises, articula- tions . the beach, sombreros and strawberries. Remember: The time Darlene and I went to Boston. You ' re Rucky you ' re A rive! When me, Racheal. and Tommy Tucker went to Alaska for a snowball fight. Ambition: To Enjoy!! Yodus L. Glynn Yodel. Beetle, Bucky 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. Likes: Sue. Lisa, Family: money, M.M.A., A C. T.G.. G.F.. K.M.. B.B.D. W Y F. snow skiing, MG ' s, G.H.. Ocean Street, CHEER- ING. DISCO. BHS. Rose.s. M M’s, beach, .sunsets. Dislikes: Rain, knowit alls, no money, 6:00 a.m.. SATS, Goodbyes, colds, no car Remember: N.H. W Lisa, Kalmus Beach 7 81, should ive jump? competitions, 777 in N.H., The landing, cruising, Eingers Ambition: To be unique and successful in the field I choose. I.isa Gorden Lis, Lee Kiss Today Good-bye And Point Me T ' ward Tomorrow Wish Me Luck: The same To You . Chorus Line Likes: Eric, Theatre. Kids, Eriends, My 2nd Dad. Sign Language. Theatre People, ATC, Hopeless Romantics, NY, Drama Eestival, Bonfires DLsIikes: Goodbyes, Lies, Procrastinating, Unnecessary Arguments, The End of a Good Play, Stalled Cars Remember: I Way Streets, 11 2 80, Bog Parties, PQ Broken Toes, Wilbur Died, Worms, 5 9 81, 4 Seconds” Ambition: Theatre To Work With Kids 59 I Elizabeth Mary Gorman Beth “The time is gone the song is over, thought I ' d something more to say. ” Pink Floyd Likes: Family, Friends, graduating, trips, D.E.C.A. Steely Dan Blizzards, Summer “81 , Chinese food, Sandy Neck, E.L. Rock ‘N’ Roll, Molsons golden, concerts, skynyrd, doors. Dislikes: School, no money. Remember: When Lynn ran over Lynniy, The light grew back. We were only freshmen, 6th period behind the wall. David J. Guilmelte Dave Success is a Journey- Not a destination H. Tom Collard LIKES: SKIING, hockey, karate, Ron Dog, Brunzie, Corm, Smitty, Murph, Trev, Mike, S.C., A.W., B.C., Holy Cross, 7 9 64, My Family, Loon, John Molson, Canoeing, Guns, BleFishmg, the grocery crew, Vetts DISLIKES: The Ark, signs, rainy Sundays, getting up early, working late, SA T’s, not hav- ing a car REMEMBER: When MIKE came home! AMBITION: To go to college and enjoy life James Edwin Govoni Jim, Guvi, “Bubba Pass the cup, pass the lady pass the plate to all who hunger, pass the wit of ancient wisdom, pass the cup of crimson wonder. Ian Anderson Likes: Beatles, Jethro RuII, my family, M.A.S.H., my friends, rum. Rolling Rock, Donnesbury, Boston, parties, my cars, frisbee. Fuzzy s, fun farm Dislikes: cold toilet seats, “Hows your sum- mer , N.Y., Disco Remember: Fuzzys fun farm, the Rush con- cert that never was. We all skipped and Scott got caught, Rob’s toga party Ambition: To never say “I should have Jill Hagberg Jillian After all is said and done, along comes some- one who wants to know what happened. Jones Likes: Family, tennis, K.B., Mushroom subs, W.L., frogs, P.H., WDG, PBS, Week, Wa- keby, DOUBLE, K.M., bonfires, taxi, S. Yar- mouth, concerts, NYE. Dislikes: Weak coffee, losing mittens, 1 1:00, coolers. Missing persons Ambition: To become Beach “I ”, Maria Griffith Janice Hagigeorges Yiana It is time for man to understand that we share the same sun and are all essentially the same with different names. Likes: Roundhead and Bod, JW, Ev, Sche- min’ Demons Right Bros, KARATE, Riun- ite w a friend, (BHS friends parties) BOS- TON, EUNK, M. Jackson, ROLLERSKAT- ING. Ambition: To Get My Black Belt. 1 ' 60 Class Of 1982 Tracey Harmon Climb every mountain ford every stream follow every rainbow til you find your dream Likes: Mom, Dad, Bill Brats, EP Mum, Molly D.B. S.A., MWG- what a name, HAPPY MEMORIES, Sandwich Pizza, snowy PJ ' s, duckies, friends, being spastic, la ff with D.B. E.P., sunny days, Poppones- set Dislikes: noisy mice the darn dog Remember: Just over the bridge, mmmoreos, 8 1 81, dog sitting, fancy schmancy, x-mas eve 80, snip Ambition: To swing on a star, carry moon- beams home in a jar. Renee Mary Hoffman Nea, Ray Living half in reality Living half in imagina- tion Likes: , My buddies, summer, having a good time, iceskating. Snow Eights, a warm Eire, music, a full moon at the beach. To Sleep. Dislikes: Nothing to do, early curfews, snobs, no money, going away, its a school night Remember: Waldos was established. Hitch- hikers and Slush-puppies, Pam was put in the cooler, Kim: Get me home QUICK! Two down, one to go, as usual. Ambition: To make it to the top Alison Ann Hickey Al, AH You may say I’m a dreamer But I’m not the only one. I hope someday you ’ll join us And the world will be as one. John Lennon Likes: My friends, family, good times, smiles, M.J., townies, dreams, Sunday, barefeet, sum- mer, biking, Colorado, snow, J.J., graduation, one-hitters, flowers. The Night Life, parties, concerts, L.C., freedom. The House, skating on the pond Dislikes: accidents, hospitals, pressures, dry seasons, know-it-alls, snobs Ambition: To travel around the world and to see everything there is to see. Kiel Dung Hoang Kietman “He who never made a mistake, never made a discovery. ” Samuel Smiles Likes: Computer Science, fishing out the ca- nal, freedom of action, watching CELTICS, working on my own, listening to soft music. Dislikes: Unable to express myself, to make fool out of myself, to attent carousal. Remember: Summer 1981, the friendships that I acquant in this little town Sandwich, My Aim Of Life. Ambition: Be a computer scientist or another “Dr. Wang’’, always reach forward and be happy in my own way. Michael K. Hughbanks Scmedly I’m gonna pack my car and I’m gonna pack my hand, gonna take it down to the Cadilac Ranch. Likes: The cliffs. Red Sox, Bruins, Celts, S.D., V.D., G.K., summer, spring, U.S.M.C., Deb- + Jim, Payday, Smiling, jokes, my cutlas, my family, Hytown, Jerry’s coffee. Graduation, Springsteen, WCOZ, THE CLUB. Dislikes: Flipper, winter, rain, working, being sick, homework, math. Fighting, school, con- ceited people, disco, punk, moving, accidents, foreign cars, WHJY. Remember: Staying out till 8:00 in the morn- ing with Scott and Nick in a winter storm. Ambition: To get a highly skilled job and make lots of money. Robert Aaron Jones Jonesey Puppy love I heard them say. But I don’t know until this day. If what we have is really true, I don ’t know if I love you. Likes: USMC, My family, Chris, J.E., D.B., good looking girls, C.D., HARR Y’S, The girls from S.R. College, Steve, T.T., M.A., Dislikes: snobby girls, car crashes, no money, no gas Remember: When J.E. and I got snowed into S.R. College with 20 or more girls for three days with no heat or lights. Ambition: To be a high ranking officer in the Marine Corps 61 Kathleen Joan Kosarick When you wish upon a star, your dreams come true. Like.s: K.O., M.D., M.R., A.F., family, foo, friends, KISS, COOPER, JOURNEY, CONCERTS, EANTASY, WEALTH, HONESTY, ambition. Dislikes: Heartbreak, regrets, decisions. Ambition: To continue on throughout my life, striving for those dreams and never giving up until they become a reality. Kathleen Kudera Kitty I sit beside the fire and think of people long ago and people who will see a world that I shall never know. But all the while I sit and think of times that were before. I listen for returning feet and voices at the door. Likes: Eamily, friends, HONESTY, Calvin’s, X-Mas, Beach!, King Arthur Legend, E.R.A., OUR GANG Dislikes: Users, depression, waiting, DRAFT, confusion Ambition: To rebuild the round table Class of 1982 Mark Kirsch Kirschness, Animal Those crazy nlght.s, I do remember in my youth, I do recall, those were the best times, most of all. Journey Likes: Summer, Cars that move, Hoxie Pond, the Blocks, Good Tunes, Mrs. Hendrickson, E. Sandwich crew, M.G., A.M., J.H.. K.H., J.G., S.K., S.H., C.S., Haffenreffer. Dislikes: Disco, Miller, snobby girls, R.R., English 12, No S, No car. Silver Bullets, Jocks, T.D., Taking the bus. Ambition: To be successful in life. Greg S. Kelly Clem”, Smelley Do not pray for an easy life: Pray to be a strong person. Likes: Eamily. Friends, Dan. Lumpy , Yo- git . K.S.. K.O.. L.L.. C.W.. M.G.. Chris. Llama Tom, Cahoon. Summer. Baker- Pweet . concerts w Ferg Matt, D.E.C.A., Mr. H., tattoos w Brunzie, S, Scmcdly, San- tee river, Trips , parties, Chinese food. Dislikes: School mornings, debts, no $, no tunes, muck-mouth , rumors, problems. Remember: Ferg, Mike, and I left to Canada. Scmedly and I made the big heist. Ambition: To be happy, rich, and travel down the Santee river w Dan. Dianna Lynn King Di I ' m living on Rock and Roll music . . . Boston Likes: SNOW, summertime, L.H.V.T., Mol- son. Hooter, J.E., D.B., J.D.. Parties, con- certs, The Doors, Boston, R.H., good times, Billy Squier, My Family Dislikes: Smokeless, B.I.B., rain, snakes, being out of a job. Remember: All the good times and people in Lakewood Hills from SOS I Chris remem- ber coming home our first night at work? Ambition: To own and operate a restaurant. Louise Lamb Weeze. Weezy You can’t always get what you want But if you try sometime, you just might find you get what you need Rolling Stones Likes: Sleep, partying, Celica, trips, Dicki, Traci, Snow. My Friends, P.D. Money, Sportscars, Rock ‘N’ Roll, Gold, Diamonds, J.L. B52’s. Dislikes: Getting up, work, fighting, school, cold, being broke, being bored, falling. Broken cars. Remember: Memorial Day 79, Halloween Night 81, Icy Hills, Grateful Dead w Dicki, Steelwool Effect, Washington. Ambition: move to California, Always be hap- py- Annette M. Lamothe Anne, Annie never found the companion that was so com- panionable as solitude. We are for the most part lonlier when we go abroad among men than when we stay in our chambers. A man thinking or working is always alone, let him be where he will. Henry David Thoreau Likes: country music, rainy days, long walks, animals, cooking. Mum “T”, Ma Coggeshall, Mr. Stott, seafood, swimming, Mrs. Phillips, reading. Doc. Adams, my cat, farmer jeans, “The Luke Wetherfield Show”, Mrs. Fox, Thoreau. Dislikes: GYM, MATH, having no S, noisy kids, break-ups, being cold, abusive people, HISTORY, Ambition: To marry a loving man and stand by him. Lori Ann LeGacy Liffi, Lor A friend is one who comes in when the world has gone out. Likes: B.H. My family, my friends, FROGS, my big sister Alice music band, rainbows- moun tains, summer 81, baton twirling Dislikes: Goodbye, sight reading, cliques, pes- semism, auditions, decisions Remember: Kappa Sigma, Dennis ' party ambition: To make all my dreams come true Wendi Lee Lantery Wendilee, Hap Those “crazy times’ I do remember in my youth; I do recall those were the best times most of all. Journey Likes: Famille, KLM, green pink, JH, full- moons, Ocelots, JMG, PS, Snowynights, g- m m, beach, db. Bo, green sperries, NY Eve, Toby Dislikes: Unkept promises, being wrong, dead goldfish, anticipation, jealousy, PR ' s Remember: week, Vermont, pancakes PJ, HC 80 81, prom 81, Friendlys, 11 22 80, KOLY, bt-KB, ff-WH, 40 Days, efbl, Arthur, fhcamp, dadododo Ambition: To leave treadmarks on the world from my silver Mercedes Tracy Lehner So many Gods, so many creeds, so many paths that wind and wind. When just the art of being kind, is all the sad world needs. Likes: My family, David, Louise, my horses, I 6 80, the beach with those seabreezes, skat- ing on Shawme, frisbee, guitars, concerts, snow, upperfalls. Heavenly Hash, wow-mance Dislikes: duty nights, dry mouth, disco, the preppie look. Navy, Daylight savings time Remember: All those hedge nights, Peter WolFs scarf. Memorial Day 79, stuck on ice with Louise Brenda J. LeBlanc If you can think it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it. You can become it. Likes Family, friends, Mike, Cheryl, Jill, Cyndi, Val, Linda, Beaches, Spring, Sunsets, Jouney, Styx, Geils, Mrs. A, Summer 81 79 the gang, tra veling Dislikes: Snobby people, fake laughs, rainy days, MA, SAT’s no $ or gas, small pay- checks, gym, getting up in the morning, mak- ing decisions Remember: we went to Hyannis every week- end, the beach summer nights Ambition: To see the world Paula L. Lemieux I Have Dreams I’m Living For, So Now I’m Breaking Away Likes: Family, Julie, Bob, Riunite, summer 81, Mycolt, Potazz, KDH, Nellie, Becky, MB, Luch, Jimbo, SC, SNl, JT, My Shack, B-Ball, The Curcio’s, Lumm, Going out, Mrs. C, Hi Bud, winning. The Beach and Long Walks, Love Dislikes: Sept. 25, 1980, Losing, No $, Glass- es, waiting. Goodbyes, SAT’s, Moochers Remember: Amy 1 went to UNH, Sue’s Party, JFKL with John Julie, Bashin with Luch Ambition: To Be Happy Successful, and to say Thank You to some very Special People 63 Debra Lee Leonard Deb “No man is an island, entire of itself: every man is a piece of the Continent, a part of the main ” Likes: Dana, summer, starry nights, Sandy neck, rainstorms, fire, places, china, roses, old movies, Ingrid Berman, “The Thin Man , canoeing, at Popolopen Lake, my family. Dislikes: Being called “pencil legs” Remember: The Scottish Trossachs Ambition: To remain as happy as I am today. Lori Ann Luciani If I ruled the world, every head would be held up high. Likes: Comedy, Sue El, “Italian , AS JT, bashing, Spiderman, Buddies, 10, DEVO, JAMES BOND, PIZZA, Sagamore Beach, DAD POODLES CONVERSA- TIONS, Ma ' s humor, brother ' s protection, Diane all she ' s done. Remember: El fought the Germans, Sue wore a Cowboy hat, Joya I went to the movies, “Sweet Home Alabama , Lone one Ambition: To get my degree at the Little Store, manage a chain of Luciani Landing ' s Michael Jean-Baptiste Lucier Mikey God Grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to always tell the difference. Likes: Annelie, track, swimming. CC. clari- net. Sax. M ussorgsky. Ravel, Kurt Vonnegut Dislikes: 440, 880, Laissez-Eairc, Jr. High Gym Remember: VL ' e went to florida. Peter and Joe made a chemical dump, we were Track and CC Champs, the Prom. Mr. Hickey ' s ties. Ambition: to lead a successful but tranquil life. Nancy M. Lumbard The rocky road before you now may lead you to a rainbow. Likes: My family, Bobby, bestfriends, KS, 3 20 81, B-3, smiles, SP summers. Pickle, Seger, B-23 w Kaye, white wine, walks on the beach, CA, smelley, CC, TT, Jac, Are the stars out Joey? rainbows, sombreros, MW, Baker Pweet, talks w BC, roses, Mr. Hannon, memories. dislikes: 11 10 81, rumors, being sick. Remember: Being thrown off the boardwalk w KS. Ambition: To be able to look back . . . and smile. Andrew MacLean Andy We ' re having a party Everybody ' s swinging Dancing to the music, on the radio . . . Sam Cooke Likes: C.C.I.V. and all the good people and times I ' ve had there. Summer of “81”, COS- REYMAC Shack, music, working, partying, money, people, Noel Henry and the Celtic Blues. Dislikes: People who are to good to have a good time. Remember: Donny? and the wedding 10 31 81 Ambition: To be successful wherever I am and with whatever do. Linda J. Macomber “That than which nothing greater can be con- ceived. ” Likes: Eour wheeling, wrapping presents, win- tery days. Zap, minicin. Tripper, “Paah”, 1, General Hospital, 3 5 78, gum, thunder- storms, “Boodadies , “Hexies , long ditto sheets, MY ADORABLE EAMILY Dislikes: Leaving people I love. No snow on Christmas. Remember: When “Goop” chipped her tooth on the car window whistling at “the boys . The car power fight. Ambition: To have seven children and a home full of happy memories. Class Of 1982 Robert Joseph Manning Bobby If I leave here tomorrow would you still re- member me? I must be traveling on now “cuz ther’s too many places I ' ve got to see. Skynard Likes: KIM. summer, weekends, beach. R.D.. J.V.. M.S., Z.. Doors., being out late. So. Rock, soccer- 10. Gr. G. BUDDY. Wakeby. KLM. concerts. D S. challenge, originality, Freebird. Dislikes: Waking up. homework, rumors, in- decisions, static, phonies, no $. Remember: Tied Jeff to a table, Nat., Sea- shore trip. Tom’s. Ambition: Live life to the fullest do it all. Elaine Marie McArdle Lainey For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is a vision, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Likes: My family, LANCE, 11 15 80, close friends, Kim Bob, “our little spot”, the beach, the Balser ' s, Jr. Prom, Florida, Lance ' s family, roses special occasions. Dislikes: 9 25 80, disappointing mom dad, fighting w LL. Remember: 12 20 81, “BEE-DEE”, times w the gang. Ambition: For all my dreams to come true. Alan William Marryat Here it comes another lonely day. Playing the game I ' ll sail away, if eternal life is meant to be, and I ' ll find the key to the eternal dream. Eldorado by E.L.O. Likes: Eating, listening to music, computers, driving, anything that works, snow, foreign cars. Dislikes: Cool summers, warm winters, Eng- lish, swimming in cold water, lab period, egg- plant, big cars Remember: Driving everywhere, and planning pranks Ambition: To be opulent, but content Karen L. McCaslin Harry Likes: Family, WLL, All my friends, Nan- tucket. CUTE, Jon, D- - B, BAY Eamily, HA W8, cheering, JH, Mr. C’s, PS, Seger, Track, 4, Ann, Maine, Luke, Freebird, Dan- ny, letters, Edan+ Arthur, freshman English, O ' Brien. Dean, PILLOWS, Mr. L. INS, Woodbury ' s, 12 31 81, Mike-f Robbie. Dislikes: C l .Meet Home, 5 15 80, to be tickled. Remember: Nantucket (Bm, Mr. E), Vermont (WL), softball circle, 7:50, 6 22 81, times w Gang, HC 3, signals (MW), 1 14 82, ALL the good times! Ambition: To look back on life and SMILE! H. Joseph Matava Joe, Joey So do what you want to do But be what you are . . . Hall Oates Likes: Kevin, Liz and the rest of my friends. Mum Dad, Ralph, Bloomingdales, NY, Ereeze, Rats, Vermont, Sauna at H. V., Lord and Taylor, Eiorucci, Punk, Ginger, GoGo’s, Blondie, Boston, Fluffy, Nervous Eaters, Liz’s mum dad, Gucci, Christmas, Mr. S. (dairy Dave), slamming. Remember: DaaDaa, Wendy’s aim, THE FLOOD. Kevin Forgetting, Christian Drown- ing, BCF, Kevin’s first trip to Hyannis. Ambition: To get Dave’s Grand Prix, Be suc- cessful, Have big Bucks, and live near Boston or New York. Mary Ellen McFarland Mary We’re getting older, the worlds getting colder, For the life for me, 1 don’t know the reason why? Heat Likes: My family, our gang, Traveling, wild flowers. Ice tea, work, parties, talking, meet- ing people, F.P., adventures, animals, M.C. Dislikes: No gas- , arrogance, pressure, no bottle opener, mistakes. Remember: “Our Journey”, Giels, Florida, “Tonights the Night”, 7-10-8 1, Summer 81, 4th grade, Europe, Justine. Ambition: To be the Florence Nightingale of the 20th century. 65 John J. McGrath J.J., Eric, General, Patton Am Ende Rteht Der Sieg Likes: My family, Mr. Sangster, M.R.C., A.J.O., V.C., J.G., A.M.S., our gang, Deutschland, the captain. The Chief, Com- mander Campbell, SSAC, The Board, Swine, Band, My Country, Feds. Dislikes: Liars, T.S.B.G., Interference, ru- mors, being unprepared, BLEEDING HEARTS. Remember: Joe didn ' t have his lights on. We borrowed someone’s trailer hitch, A.J. ' s test. The Chase. Ambition: To become the director of the Fed- eral Bureau of Investigation. Joanne M. Mendonza Dodo, Pete, Brickie, I need to scream every now and again Try to understand it ' s only me S. Crowe Likes: Family, Tolly, Fodleg, Di, CB, MB, friends, PUNK, Boomtown Rats, 2 27 81, drummers, WKKL, Mr. M., Radio, 10 11 81, unicorns, foreign penpals, Johnny Sid, 4 17-4 25 82, the kids, C.S. Lewis, slamming. Wave, England Dislikes: 2 2 79, 3 80, 7 8 81 Remember 2 27 81, 10 11 81, Mr. An- drews, Irish Emancipation, When GC looked at us, Liz ' s notes. Holly’s letters. Syndrome Ambition: Radio, BBC Terence E. McMahon Spiderman, Web Mis- er Kwi Chaing Cain “If one worries will the future change.” Kwi Chaing Likes: My family, friends, most foods, eating, sleeping, Beatles, Last Farewell, 6 3 79, Kung Fu, Chain, apples. Dislikes: When I ' m not sleeping and when Tm not eating, S.A.T. ' s 7 10 79. Remember: Stepping into a 747 for the first time bound for Europe. Ambition: College and a high paying salary. Louise M. Messier Lou, Gouy It takes both sunshine and rain to build a rainbow Likes: Family, Close friends, camping w the Colombos, summer. Field Hockey, cheering. Memories, parties, champagne, snow, MV ex- cursions, England, concerts, aerobics, 10, scary movies, Tobonanin Club, the spot Remember: Pigs 9 in a row. Darts, D-Day, 10 23 81, U-Mass, B-stable w CP MK, The peeping Maine Frenchman Michael Robert Medeiros Elvis, Cardinal Without going out of my door I can know all things on earth without looking out of my window I could know the iva s of heaven. The farther one travels, the less one knows - the less one really knows. George Harrison Likes: Stereo, video. The Beatles, Armor, eomputers. Star Wars,the Police, import cars, vegging Dislikes: Gas-guzzlers, Reds, disco, poetry, laissez-faire Remember: Stowing away to Martha’s Vine- yard Ambition: To make mega-bucks Jane Marie Morrisey Janie, Janie Mawie Smile, things are bound to get worse Smile, God loves an idiot Likes: Good friends. Camp Lyndon, teaching horseback, C.J.R., 1980 Rodeo, trails, the end of a long day, my family Dislikes: Getting stuck in the snow, ignorant people, stampedes at 6:00 am, arguements, lunch hours Remember: Summer of ”81’’, Annie Mawie HELP, motorocycle Michel, herds of stam- peding skunks, hay runs at night. Ambition: Just to be happy Class of 1982 Kevin Murphy Murph, Murph Ka Everytime I see your face they remind me of the places we used to go. Now all I ' ve got is a photograph and I realize we’re not coming back anymore. Likes: LISA, 143, 5 17 81, Summer 81, Rocks, Mom Dad, my family. Decadence League, road signs, HB, SN, 1988, long good- byes. Dislikes: No car, RD’s, Mondays, killers, practices, losing, 1 1:30, saying goodbye Remember: L.B., Homecoming 81, The Dance, CYO, Jim and the boys, Murph ' s Eng- lish, Wareham Game, signs JW Ambition: To do it all before my time. V Marsha Ann Nolan “Far beyond these castle walls, when I thought I heard Tireseaus way, life is never what it seems and every man must meet his destiny. STYX Likes: FF, M.T., M.G.A. Moosehead, Toot Partying with friends, foriegner. Journey Mr. M. Skies, summer, FREEDOM. Dislikes: Warm beer, gym, school lunch no S, no smokes, snobs, disco, rain scrounges, whin- ers, cruel people, stupid people, wars, ragon ' s B.C. Remember: Georgie’s Party? England Trip Ambition: To be wise about things I don’t understand Rachael Marie Neas Ray Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward It’s always just a step ahead of me It’s the joy I’ve yet to know The love I’ve yet to show For it’s the person I’ve yet to be. Likes: Mark, snow, sunnyside, Aggie Lillie, friends, Gleasons, JC, parties, having fun, CS, Thanx Ma, Dad, Toni! Dislikes: just “seeing Mark, a winter w out snow Remember: When me Joyce spied at 3 am Christmas New Years Eve The snowball fight in Alaska “YOU’RE RUCKY YOU’RE ARIVE Ambition: To get everything I can out of life to enjoy it. Pamela A. Nugent Many times I’ve lied Many times I’ve listened Many times I’ve wondered how much there is to know. Likes: NoMind, Family, friends, NH, KR, MS, JB, LITTLE Deb, Cassie, COZ, OH WOW Debbie: 69-2, Molsons, WANG, con- certs, LED ZEP, Spoo, Gump, Pink Panther, WAM BAM, Slick, WAAF crank it up! PANDEMONIUM, Jess, EF, Drif, Billy “stroke me” Squier, MASH, Gr. M Ms and being comfortly numb Remember CAUGHT Snowballs Ambition: Get arrested to always go for- ward but never straight Rudolph Nelson Rudy Likes: Family, snowmobiling, waterskiing, drive-ins, Rob;s parties. The Prom party. Vineyard summer of 81, KLM, JH, WL, KB, LM, EM, K.Q. Bud, Rob, Trer, Peter’s Pond Dislikes: SA T’s, jobs, nothing to do, 5 14 80 Remember: The Prom, Track (JV, PS, Rob, MS-Rum) Karen’s First attempt to drive, Wa- keby S.S. Tipper, PILLOWS. CUTE, baby- sitting w MLK, mind. Red saucer-stateforest; Jill’s parties, summer hockey, bud floats, MC me and Wakeby’s tree. Crash Connolly with tractor two cars Ambition: To be well off and to be happy Ronald W. Nurse, Jr. Ron Dog First they tell you black is white, moon is just the sun at night, the world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams, it’s Heaven Hell. Likes: Family, HOCKEY, Mike, Corm, Dan, Dave, Smitty, Kinks, free gas, Murph, Tina, BUD, Rob’s parties, waterskiing, Swany Dislikes: No gas. No money, NA USET, los- ing bets, Mike’s driving, swashbuckling Remember: The Kinks concert, mushroom cloud, Mike’s party, Corm’s 1 6th birthday Ambition: To be rich 67 Nancy O’Neill Nanc Reflections in the waves strike my memory, some happy, some sad. I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had. Styx Likes: Family, spoons, Scotland, R. J.B., C.A., J.M., L.W., D.P. Dislikes: No Money, Monday mornings, holes in radiators Remember: Dec. 30 31, 1981, Nov. 21, 1981, the car dying in the rain, 16 min. in MAC’S. Ambition: To own a brand new little blue car and to have a long healthy life. Deborah Ann Obar Debbie, Sunshine, Sis Likes: Scott, Suzi, Kathy, Patty, Moe, Kim, Sean, Raindrops on a rose, a warm summer breeze, the happiness of a newborn child, col- ors of a setting sun, starry nights, the ocean, mist, deers, BHS Dislikes: Schedules, getting sick, leaving my friends Remember: Angelo’s, KTC, rifles. Chorus, the munorities. Junior Miss, Kim ’s suitcases. Homecoming?, Mr. Stott classes. Open the door, Renee’s Harem, smurfs Ambition: To go to Drama and Art Kathleen M. Oldham Kathi, Pa fa She’s just a small town girl living in a lonely world she took the midmight train going any- where. Likes: My family, Keith, LS MW, Dyan, CC, KS, NL, TT, CW, GK, Evans, 4-wheel- ing, Journey, summer summer, Pepsi, Con- certs, Giels, Meme Honey, purple, Brock- ton, parties, trips, snow, Sandy Neck, trucks, 1 23 81, 1 16 81, 5 24 81, 3 21 81, 8 10 81, CF, My Condos, Rogers, Pizza, Maura’s Lasagna. Dislikes: 7 10 81 Remember: 10 10 81 Ambition: To be happy and successful. Valerie Marie Oliver Val To accomplish great things we must not act, but also dream, not only plan but also believe. Likes: My Family, Pilots, Landing, money, my car, Vermont, Nephews, Journey, Parties, 10th grade, camp, B.L. K.C. C.D. S.L. P.D. Dislikes: Red cabbage, Starwars, Diswashing, police shows, no gas, losing tests, reports, mornings, saying good-bye, stalling cars, Wait- ing, phoneys, 11th grade Remember: My first day to work Ambition: To lead a successful life in what- ever I do. Albert J. Ouelette Al, A.J. Discoverers of forgotten truth, or mere com- panions of my youth, all, all are in my thoughts .... William Butler Yeats Likes: WSDH, “Wild Bill”, Mr. S, Mr. T, Charlie Daniels, Southern Rock, C and W Dislikes: Punk, Radicals, The word “New- comers” Remember: I’ll never forget the support and well wishes got from old friends . . . And from my new friends. Ambition: To be an army officer and to go into Broadcasting. Lisa Jean Ouellette Negit, Bonkers, T.W. I look to the Sea, Reflections in the waves spark my memory, some Happy, some Sad, I think of high school friends and the dreams we had. Likes: Kevin, My family, friends, cousins, 5 17 81, AR, 143, 145, HC81, Cheerleading, HB, TP, JO, YG, Summer 81, LG, AAF, KOL Y, CCB, 5 1 7 88, B.E., preps, memories Dislikes: SC, NOT, prom 81 Remember: WLAGAWM, CATB, COWKBDO, RIWAJP, NHCTWJOYG, FSG Ambition: To go to college and become a pediatrician. 1 Class of 1982 Cheryl Jane Pavlas Chep, Pavlie Forever, good friends are forever. They never fade away when they’re Weathered by the years. Likes: DA VID, My Family, Marge, M. W., B.R., K, D S, P.B., Luch, Joe, HRG, Cheer- ing tryouts w Kim, Molson, Denim-Sisters, Hickeyman, Veken, Remember: Double dates w Marge, “LONE ONE”, BCF, Trip to N-Eastern, B-Stable Party w MK, LM, A m’s b-day, W. Yarmouth w EP, TH Pink elephants Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I may choose to do. Patricia Anne Pilong Trish, “Grace For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God; For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared before hand, that we should walk in them. Ephesians 2:8 10 Likes: Family, Bill, basketball, England, Coach, weekends, music, quietime, Barit, Lisa, Gaile, David, popcorn Dislikes: Being sick, goodbyes Remember: Chains, Debbie Gaile, Barit, milk money Ambition: Become an architect Elaine M. Pender A day is wasted without laughter. Likes: Mum family TH DB KS (Jim) 3 Dinky MWG Mr. Evans Cheering Soccer Heinies Duckies Sndwih Picha PPST KS MM Bnirish Beach HAH AS Pun Frnchbrds JFcar Wrmsweaters Blue eyes TOGA Har- mons BinSpstc CpCd PG Remember: 8 1 81 Rainyday WYrmth DOM Just over the bridge Mochacoco The bbaligm Good head Snowat I am Schaeffer Gm The bet Sank Finatra $20 Kickedout of TP SNIP Ambition: To someday earn another nick- name. Tony A. Pola Tone A simple formula for avoiding confusion is to never let yourself get befuddled by an unclear understanding of what you ' re mixed up about. Likes: Patty, parties, fast cars, snow-storms, road trips, M.W., B.H., A.T., M.M., Heine- kins, my stereo, TJ’s KZ WOO, German she- pards, my family, J.M., T.J., J.W., Having fun, 5 9 81, 2:15, camping. Ping Pong, win- ning money, Chinese food, frisbee Dislikes: No money, punks, distortion, being bored, bad reputation, boring parties, school, R.F., being ripped off. No gas, red and blue lights, being late, losing Remember: When I was in school Ambition: To become rich and to be happy forever. David Alan Perry Dave If you see a chance, take it! Steve Winn wood Likes: SUSAN, Sandy Neck, four wheelin’. Jeep, 4 14 81, D.E.C.A., K.T.C., Stang’, snow, Santana, Payday Dislikes: S.P.D., Disco, English, Blondes, be- ing late for school, tickets Remember: Prom Night Ambition: To be successful in all walks of life. Kathleen M. Quirk Kathy, Cat 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 me and if by chance we find each other it’s beautiful. Likes: Family, Friends, 10 5 79, summer of 81, Parties at PC’s house, D L, Mrs. A, EM LL, Senior Study, Aunt Uncle, ER TR, my own car Dislikes: Saying goodbye, SHS gossip Remember: D.G., D.B., R. E and myself went to Chelsy’s, The stormy night at the ca- nal, Senior class play. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. 69 Amy-Jean Ramoska Ami, Spoo, Dumptey Those crazy nights, do remember in my youth. I do recall those were the best times most of all. Journey Likes: Julie, Maria, Teddy, David, Stacey, Our Gang, My ability Julis attempt, my fam- ilies, MOLSON, convicts, KISS 108, Being one of the Guys, Crusin, Vets, Wall, Happin DUDE. Dislikes: Julie ability my attempt, Bumige Remember: Vacation, Hitchikers, PROM NIGHT, Long pond. We slept over FPs. July 4, Flipping a coin. Ambition: To always be me, not shy, not re- served, and always say what I think: whether it gets me in trouble remains to be seen. Raymond G. Rondeau Sugar Ray Life is a feast: Now it ' s time to move on to the next delicacy. Likes: Swimming, skiing, SANDY, woodle mike DeMarino ' s, Mrs. B, Boogy Bill, $, 8, Chinese food, snow, concerts, lane I, DG, PG, CC, CD, DJ, DM, AK, AC, KC, MS, Cutie Pam, animals Dislikes: waiting in line, SMOKE, getting up early: snobs Remember: Jay lost his shorts, summer of 81, skiing 2 14, 12 28 81, Journey, Foreigner Ambition: To fulfill my dreams and live a happy life. Jacqueline A. Randall Swank Goodbye doesn ' t mean forever, Godbye doesn ' t mean we ' ll never be together again! Likes: My family, J.L. 11 13, Summers, drawing, “Swanks , P.E.l. “81”, Riunite, S, football, moosehead, talking! Parties, blue, traveling, 11 28 81 Mr. Mrs. L, Mrs. A, Sleeping, M M ' s. Dislikes: No $, No smokes. No car, SNOBS, gossip, homework, preps! Goodbyes, winter. Remember: 11 28 81 wedding, 6th period be- hind the wall! sneaking smokes when we were in the 8th grade. Beach parties! Ambition: To do my best and enjoy life! Linda Rooney Looney Likes: My family, Jim, Mr. Hannon, DECA, Oriental things, good friends, 2 22 81, roses, WXKS, New York, JM, GH, OR Dislikes: Julie in Florida, ex-girl friends. Moonbeam, waiting. Fighting, no $, getting up for school. Headaches. Remember: When Debs would give up her 12 for my one. Prom, 12 hr. skatathon, 2 26 81 Ambition: To marry the man I love. Beryl Leigh Richmond A tale begun in other days, when summer suns were glowing a simple chime, that served to time the rhythm of our rowing. Likes: Family, friends. Denim sisters, H.R.G., The Vineyard, Crazy fish 3, Pizza, Purple, Corvetts, summer, singing, dancing, OPN, Gold Dislikes: Depression Remember: Patriots Game, The 4 of us in Mo ' s bed, N.H. with Jenny, all the fun I ' ve had with friends Ambition: Flight attendant, singer, get rich, and marry my dream man. Jill S. Rosenbloom You have to be you, and I have to be me, before we can become us. Likes: My Family, Brian, Brenda, Cheryl, Cyndi, A.L, S.F., F.M., J.M., Sunsets, Rain- bows, Sailing, S.LN.Y., Summer ' 79, camp- ing, G.H., Camp Lyndon, Molson, 11, Girls Soccer, P.S., Craigvillc Beach, James Taylor, December ' 79, 10 2 81 Dislikes: Rumors, SAT ' s, Gym, thunder- storms, no money, getting up early, saying Good-Bye Remember: I went to my first football game. We invited 6 guys to share a small pizza. Ambition: To make the best out of the one precious life that is given to us. Class of 1982 Brenda L. Ross Try to live one day at a time. Likes: The Bee Gees, Business Law, vacation time, graduation from Sandwich High, my dog and my cat Dislikes: English, Math, People who talk too much, noisy classrooms, weird people Remember: Trips, junior prom, pep rallys, team games, the first time I entered Sandwich High School, getting ready to leave Sandwich High School Ambition: To run my own business or to go into the Navy Michael Sauro David Skipper Flipper, D.B. I ' m sailing away. Styx Likes: J.M., N. Y., N. Y., Florida, S, The Hub, W. Sullivan-Maine, R.C., S.M., N.L., Conn., Barnzies ' Club, skiing, J.C., J.C., J.C., Sea Breezes Dislikes: School, The Cape Remember: Summer of ' 78, Quarry Parties, D.J. family, “camp , Eaton, “Ellsworth cruisers . Hill Top Ambition: To get off the Cape, and be suc- cessful. Joseph Stephen Smith Smitty c. Born to be Wild Likes: THE FULL EFFECT!, Friends, the Green Machine, Sublight, Benny Hill, pin- worm, CYO Nights, Murph ' s class, $, Dislikes: Pushing Ron ' s car, being bagged, swash buckalin, no $, blue lights Remember: Me Nick thumbed to Florida, Food fights in McDonalds, getting kicked-off go-carts, firecrackers in the elevators, Robs Toga party. Paragon, CYO Nights, the signs, skipdays, $22 WHA T!, The kinks concert Ambition: To Tap Dance in Vegas Mary Frances Smith Marf For everything there is an appointed season, and a time for everything under Heaven, A time for sharing, a time for caring, a time for loving, and a time for remembering. Likes: Mom and Dad, Pam, Doors, 10-14-80, Echo 94, DeGregorio ' s, M.V. excursions. Un- cle Ed, Wakeby Peter ' s, Summer 81, Mare- lyn D., Pat Benatar, Spot, McMorrows, Ev- erywhere?. Mortells, Louie, Pig, P.D., Lerch, Red, Rob C., Espanol, Boston, Bud, Remember: Pig got 9 in a row, we got heat “frustration Ambition: To reopen the Doors. Linda Stewart I will go on shining, shining like brand new. I ' ll never look behind me and my troubles will be few. Likes: Matt, .My family. My friends, pepsi, T.D-n-J.R., Foriegner-4, tran-sams, D.K., Christmas, Joan, Kathy-n-Kieth, horses. Dislikes: waiting, having no money, being bored, snobs, nothing to do, fighting, mon- days. Remember: Tammy, Kaye, me got stuck in Hyannis, Kathy knows what else. Ambition: To be a Beautician. 71 Kathryn Anne Straut Kaye I see my future at the rainbows end, happy hours, timeless friends; and if I ever chance to find my way, rest assured, will stay. Likes: My family, NL, TT, SD, CC, JC, JL, JR, BC, Florida with TT, Shawme Crowell, honesty, smiles, roses, turquois, being inde- pendent, summer, rainbows, parties, Bakerp- weet, vacations. Prom 80, racing Joya, sleep- ing late, all I ' ve been through with Nancy, Memories. Dislikes: Being lied to, my freshman year, 9 7 81, 11 10 81 Ambition: No Ambition Stephanie Marie Suller FP Many times I ' ve been alone, and many times I ' ve cried anyway you ' ll never know the many I ' ve tried, but still they lead me back to the Long Winding Road. Likes: My family, John attention, doritos. Ami Jewels, MG, Looney, TNT, 9, C.T Wumpy, Cookie, Dancing, Yellow lights, ol- ives, bottles, Mary Dislikes: Stetsi, No GAS, troubles, NEE- DLES, agreement, tickets, 8:00, spinach, liv- er. no $ Remember: When we were in Mrs. Hamlin ' s class 12 years ago Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do and may everyone approve of my succession. Michael Stutzman Anything is Possible Likes: Family, good friends, Paula, good times, fast cars, money. Hockey, Hunting. Waterskiing, food. Sandwich. Cape Cod, sleep, Donna, Kaye, The Decadence League, Summer, The Class of 82 justice, and the future. Dislikes: Hatred, peas, maplewalnut ice cream, applications. Remember: The Blue Bomb, The 119, The Wellcraft, The glastron, the Budfloat, when Brians boat sank. I can ' t remember. Ambition: To give instead of take, to own a Ferrari. Lynn Ann Sullivan Lynniy, Girl Never thought about tomorrow, seemed like a long time to come. J. Giels Likes: Partying, friends, good tunes, bunnies, concerts, my pillow, naps, white Russians, Hill ' s Crew, Marty Feldman. Dislikes: Decisions, allergies, onions. Remember: The light grew back. Valley Par- ty, Lynn ran me over. Ambition: To live happily ever after. Class of 1982 Kieran F. Suckling Chronicle, Kyron. Shrimp A single Dream is more powerful than a thou- sand realities J R R Tolkien Likes: My family, Elaine. Decadence League, CYO, C.S.N.. Doors. .Moody Blues, Old Mil- lanocket, Okry, Morrison, Green Eyes, BM, DB, MC, Karen. JV, Gin and TA, MV, Mam- moo, Ireland, Lll Boy, 605, poetry, Lil feet, Klam Dislikes: Propaganda, Cutie, Nantucket. Preps, Wendi ' s laugh. Military Remember: I fell asleep while driving, I got lost in the zone, we crashed the homecoming, Franny ' s biology class Tammy Lee Thorup And in my hour of darkness there is still a light that shines on me. Shine until tomorrow . . . Let it be. Likes: My family, Eric, friends, Toby, Fla. w Kaye, the beach. B-J camping, yellow roses. Little Girl, Newport. Seger, careful. I 7. E.S.B. w Joya, What ' s up?, memories. Dislikes: Goodbyes, no money, SI. 10 Remember: Kaye threw the bowling ball backwards. Linda. Kaye and I were stuck in Hyannis w no ride home. Ambition: To be happy and successful for- ever. Leslie Tucker can ' t huh? Just watch me! Likes: Family, friends. Frosts, Horizons crowd, traveling, bonfires. Tingles w sl, Mem ' ries, “bag it”, stuffed animals, new faces. Poker?, S, time alone. Camping w . . “ love you”, GOTSC, RM, four-wheelin, talks w JM Be, Mr. McM, blue eyes, how many stars? Dislikes: “Brother-ly love”, good-byes, 1 3 1 8 1, decisions, 6 5 81. Remember: Sue said “Boing , Xmas 79 80, IH Rm. 301. Brian made us smile. Ambition: To reach beyond my dreams. 4 James Matthew Wetherbee Matt Likes: LINDA, quarters, Keith, G.K., Pas- sout, K.O., P.S., J.M., Bong shots, concerts, ganja. Golf, U.S.M.C., Forestdale, sleeping at Fergs with L.S., K.O., K.F., getting shorts. Dislikes: paranoia, slouching, getting caught on July 4, being unemployed, D.C., No wheels, arguing w L.S., Uncle Ralph. Remember: Ferg threw a birthday party for me and Linda started a riot. Ambition: To own my own house. John Christopher Vermynck J.C. This is the end. Jim Morrison Likes: My family. The Doors, Mike, The Brownings, snow, hunting, the Vineyard, ski- ing, making a mockery. The Bud Gang, all my good friends. Dislikes: Broken cars, illnesses, brick barbe- cues, applications, lawnmowcrs icemakers, tennis Remember: Fran ' s T ' s class, the sinking of the hipper”, 12 5 81, The bud float, parties in the green thing, sharkbites?. The Wild Thing!! Ambition: To always have good friends, good fun, good luck success Lizabeth Ann Wetz Liz, Fodleg, Luigi, Snap, Tish There is only one thing worse than total ha- tred; that is blind acceptance. Johnny Lydon of Pii. Likes: Family, PUNK, radiom. Freeze, Dodo, BW, GR, LG EF, SS, PB, MN, AK, Mrs. S, WILD BILL, Brickie ' s notes, Graham, An- archy, WKKL, Wave, Bill ' s show, HA, DE, (from BHS) Remember: BRITAIN OR BUST, Bog par- ties, 10 11 81, I -way streets, Friday shifts, MGR-rides, Rat ' s concert, “Syndrome At- tacks”. Ambition: BBC Broadcaster be buried with Sid. Mila Anne Watson Mi, Lima “I look to the sea Rellections in the waves spark my memory Some happy; some sad I think of childhood friends And the dreams we had.” Likes: MY FAMILY, steph, sailing, Bery- Cheryl, Italian food, HRG-Bam, Eva, Wen, Jewels, Blimp, Luch, KM-PP, friends, sports, B-ball team, ice cream, blue, Ms. T pit, Mr. S., RAF, coaches, games on course. Little Hou.se, Kemp, Yaz, carnations, dreaming. Dislikes: BRACES, Chinese food, SA ' s juice, turnip, 6 am, pressure. Remember: Times at HR SHS, being BJ ' s, Dances, BCF, Denim Sisters. Ambition: To be a P.T. live to see peace on S Barit White Some will win. Some will lose. Some were born to sing the blues. But the movie never ends it goes on and on and on and on ... . Likes: Family, friends. Summer of 79, chorus, Mr, Graham, roses, rainbows, 5 9 81, 6 1 1 81, Maine, camping, bog parties. Jour- ney, hockey S5, the beach, Boston, Canada, The Neilly ' s, weekends, rain, sunsets, crav- ings! Remember: Killing Wilbur, worms on the rug, one way streets, Britain or Bust, R, the air- port, November 7, 1981 Michelle J. Willette Meisha, Mi Mi If you love something set it free. If it comes back it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was. Likes: Mark M., my family, friends, meeting new people, snow, swimming, summers, beaches, animals, J.J., Chinese food, chimps, friendly people, nice cars, “78”, J.L., Patrice. John D. Dislikes: Being lonely, peppers, onions, spi- ders, getting sick, having no money, accidents, failure Remember: All the good times, forget the bad, when Chris, Trin and I went to a fortune teller Ambition: To be successful and happy throughout my life, and to travel Cynthia J. Wood Cindy In this big playground of Life you can’t swing along. Likes: My family, JD, 4 19 81, Friends, Mrs. Mohre, SC. DK, Prom 80, KIDS. Mr. Han- non. LOLA, TC. GH, memories, SHUT UP WOOD. WOODMAN, DEC A, Journey, Summer, BIG MAC’S. Nadine. Dislikes: 11 10 81. Being Bored. 7 4 79, snobs, fights, rumors, no $, bagging. Remember: Monica I up all night I N. Y.E., COOLOTS, Washington D.C.. The Mohring, Greg the Santee River, Hey Trin Watcha lookin’ at! Ambition: To own a day care center. The members of the Class of 1982 listed below did not have pictures available. James McMorrow Mac Nicholas Gianferante For my dreams to come true and have a pock- et full of gold. Likes: Doors. Led Zepplin, Stones, Kinks, Young, Van Halen, Beautiful Girls, Molson, Bourne Partiers, Wierd Scenes Inside the Gold Mine, Family, Echo. Dislikes: Thumbing, Cold Summer Nights, Sleazy people. Skunked Brewgans, Mid Years, 13. Remember: Tubes Concert, 81 Concerts, Sagamore Bridge Partiers. July 15- August 15, Senior Class Play. Ambition: To be a rock and not to roll. Class of 1982 Jon D. Woodbury Woodie Accept what your life will bring, I hope to- morrow you will find better things. The Kinks Likes: Eamily, Karen. Decadence League, T.L., Maine, Margie. AC DC, Roadsigns w Murph and BJ. Hoop, 60’s music, C.5.N.+ K Old M. 4, 12. Concerts. 12 31 81, Edna-h Arthur. Dislikes: Disco, Nauset, Boxes (R.C.) No S, rules of this year book Remember: Rob and I went to Maine. 7:50, 1 14 82. HC 3. Mailboxxes June 2 . . . Ambition: SMoneyS Manuel Malpica Senior Smiles In Memory Of i David P. Kissell Class Of 1980 Brian P. Henderson Class Of 1978 The Class of 1982 dedicates this page to Brian and David. 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The Sophomore class float “Landing of the Pilgrims” took first place in close competition. Following the parade, a soccer game with Barnstable resulted in a 2-2 tie. Homecoming ' 81 was capped off with a well-attended dance that featured the music o The Good Guys. Remember When The portables leaking? The blizzard of ’78? ; The Emperor of Japan’s wife came to Sandwich? ‘ Field trips? i Final exams and quarter exams? ] Vacations? Fifth period study hall? Mr. Dolan and Mr. Twomey? The marble tournaments? The rat in the ceiling in the old cafeteria? We terrorized substitute teachers? We walked in ' straight” lines? We had milk in bags? We went to the Northern Seashore? Richard Hart climbed out of our 2nd grade classroom? I We went to the Prom? We held our first Homecoming? I Scott Allan was Noah on our ark? We were Campfire Girls and Boy Scouts? [ There was a Christmas Tree in the lobby? 11 Sandwich built a new school and the construction workers decorated the M roof at Christmas time? i| Night soccer and baseball games? 41 84 We crammed 15 kids in a telephone booth? We demonstrated against Iran? The Senior Pit was covered by graffitti? In 8th grade we went to Lincoln Park? The bomb didn’t go off . . . ? Paula was a ballerina and Donna wore a hula skirt? The Soccer Team went to Shaeffer Stadium? We washed each other more than we washed the cars? We wore 10 layers? The Chorus went to England? The Field Hockey Team went to English Pubs? The first time you skipped and went to the beach? You got demerits? Mr. Murphy’s English class? We saw the ' edited” version of ' ' Romeo and Juilet?” Disco dancing? The Field Hockey Team won the Cape and Islands Championship? The lights went out and we spent the rest of the day under emergency lights? Cookies and milk? Kindergarten? Recess? -No heating in school so we had two days off? The Navy Band? We hatched chickens? Paula came to a yearbook meeting . . .? Mr. Fenton kept us awake in history? ' ' Dirty Benzene Rings’ and Bag it!”? There were more people called down to the office than not? Circus music during typing? The Band went to Disneyworld? Mr. Fraser thought he was still in Saugus . . ? Mr. Sangster’s Boogie Bill” dances? Stage- Band practice at 6:45 a.m. - and people came!? Mr. McCulloch’s rocket” reading program? The murals we did in Mrs. Winning’s 6th grade history class? We studied Chaucer with Mr. McMorrow? The non-party we forced” on Mr. Fenton? John and Elaine had a loud discussion” at a senior class assembly? Mike got hit on the head and went to the hospital before the first Homecoming meet? Mr. Huggins was serious ( ?!) . . . We had the Bicentennial contest in 6th grade? The elementary school had book fairs in the cafeteria? No one wanted to get wet in swimming during gym? Outdoor lunches and barbecues at both the elementary and high schools? We spent third grade in the gym? 86 We played kickball at recess and had competitions on the swings? We had our first Jr. High Dance and all the girls danced with one another? We had Slave Day? We had pep rallies in the gym ? We were the undersized people in the hallways? Mrs. Semonian made a time capsule which we will open before our graduation? Dr. D ' Antuono was indicted? We had a toga party at Rob Condon’s house? We all boycotted lunch? We had a fake disaster drill in 6th grade? We had a bomb scare and spent the day on the playground? We ' ' competed” for Student of the Week? We had fireworks on the Fourth of July? We went to school in the portables? We had before-school work? Our Senior Class Play was snowed out? We went to Wakeby Lake? We went to drive-in movies? The Cross-Country team tied for the Cape and Island League Championship for the first time in 9 years? Mr. Taylor made us have silent lunch? We had a beach party in 7th grade? Peter got his finger caught in the door at lunch? 87 Senior Superlatives “Best Dressed” Stephen Choate and Kitty Kudera “Class Couple” AnnelJie Chapman and Mike Lucier “Most Likely to Succeed” Sue Frietas and Vincent Cervantes 90 ‘Most Attractive” Bobby Manning and Candy Crocker ‘‘Most Musical” Gary Cooper and Mary Smith ‘‘Class Cuties” Louise Messier and Scott Allan ‘‘Class Flirts” Jay Closson and Karen McCaslin 91 “Class Spi rited” Elaine Pender and Jim Giacobbe “Class Clowns” Lori Luciani and Ron Cormier “Class Partiers” Alison Hickey and Rob Condon “Class Brains” Annelie Chapman and Mike Lucier 93 “Most Sophisticated John McGrath and Maria Griffith “Class Blushers” Kevin Buckland and Nancy Lumbard “Best All Around” Sue Freitas and Bob Manning “Most Dramatic” Stephen Choate and Debbie Leonard 94 “Most Talkative” Kim Balser, and Mike Connolly “Best Builds” Michelle Wil- lette and Michael Stutzman “Most Absent Minded” Dan Feighenbaum and Debbie Leonard “Most Reliable” Terence McMahon and Mary McFarland 95 Quietest: Brenda Ross, Mark Kirsch Most Distinctive Laugh: Cheryl Pavlas, Greg Kelly Best Smiles: Linda Rooney and Rudy Nelson Class Punkrockers: Joanne Mendonza and Liz Wetz, Doug Ewer Class Anli-preppie: Traci Lehner and Nick Gianferante Class Preppies: Wendi Lantery and Jim Gia- cobbe Best Dancers: Stephanie Suller and Alexis Coleman Most Artistic: Leslie Tucker 97 Prophecy For The Class Of ' 82 ! ■N The year 2002. The place, a living room in front of a TV set. We turn on our 80 inch screen TV set. The Presidential Address starts the day. President Jay Closson, along with First Lady, Trinnia Cremeans, informs us of world affairs. By their side is his Vice-President, Tony Pola. While watching the show, we recognized none other but the President’s secret service men: David Guilmette, Robert Jones, Jeff Cox, James Bondarek, Steven Carr, Raymond Rondeau, and Steven Garvin. v How we remember them well! And now a word from our sponsor The commercial advertises for Pepsodent tooth polish and Mr. Pepsodent himself, Rudy Nelson, shows the rewards with his sparkling smile. A new show now returns after the commercial. It’s a short five minute update on the newest gossip in Hollywood. Nancy Foley reports. Nancy tells the viewers the standings on the Ms. America Pageant. Runner ups are Candy Crocker and Beryl Richmond. The winner is Michelle Willette. Next Nancy tells how Monica Gleason does not need height to be a model, while Maria Griffith has the height and uses it well for modeling in Vogue magazine. Nancy also reports that Ami Ramoska is now back-up singer for Pat Benetar. Let’s turn the channel to 56. It’s the John Davidson Show, with his two co-hosts Stephen Choate and Lisa Gorden, who took time off from their busy Broadway schedule to appear on the show. Some of John ’s guests include: Douglas Ewer, world renowned author o Killer Rabbit, Leslie Tucker, who has a one-woman art show being held at the Metropolitan Museum, Robert Condon, major stock-holder for the Bud Corporation (when he’s not there, he’s throwing parties), and finally Michael Sauro, Michael Lucier and Kiet Dung Hoang, physicists from MIT. John starts the show by singing a song with his band backing him up. We notice Gary Cooper, Robin Fenton, Kim Evans and Mary Frances Smith there. As the program changes, we see “Health Beat’’ with Doctor Michael Medieros and Chief of Nursing, Mary McFarland from Mass. General Hospital. Along with Mary are nurses Barit White, Kathy Kosarick, and Lori Legacy. This highly qualified staff demonstrates how fractured bones heal with time. Speaking of broken bones, no one has heard from Chris Barrette since he got stuck in the elevator with Kathy Brogan in their senior year! Another commercial interruption breaks in for Maclean-Lehner Insurance. Andrew Maclean and Traci Lehner use their subtle but persuasive tactics to sell life insurance. We now decide to look in on “Sports Spectacular” with commentary by Kathy Byrne. The first segment shown is by Sue Freitas. Sue shows us how a person does ’nt need gills and flippers to swim the English Channel. The next segment is about the life of hockey, with superstars Kevin Buckland and Kevin Murphy, who play for the Boston Bruins. Alongside these two athletes are Lisa Oulette and Yodus Glynn still cheering them on from the sidelines. Now in golf, the Colgate Winners Circle presents Mila Watson, showing how her grace and form has put her where she is today, on top. Just in from the newsroom, Kathy reports the standings from the horse races. Jane Morrisey’s horse. Ragged Lightning, won the Kentucky Derby. Also in Derbies, Crash Ed Canning wins his 8th consecutive demolition derby that was held yesterday at the Indianapolis Speedway. Speaking of demolitions, Kathy has with her today leading experts on the subject including Charles Bridges, John Vermynck, Mike Connolly and Kieran Suckling. They demonstrate that an M16 is just another rifle. Bobby Manning cuts in with a commercial word on Manning’s Pro Shop. 102 Let’s move away from sports awhile and change to channel 38. The program now in s ession is Fairneny’s Court with Judge James Fairneny presiding, and jurors Elaine McArdle, Annelie Chapman, Louise Lamb, Mark Kirsch, Michael Hughbanks, Scott Babbitt, Joya Colombo, Manuel Malpica, Valerie Oliver and Jill Rosenbloom. They are discussing the disturbing new case of the Motor Vehicle Commission ks . Stephanie SuIIer. The scene changes to the courtroom where Judge J. Fairneny is demanding order. Stephanie claims she really wasn’t going 100 mph in a 35 mph zone, on the wrong side of the street, over the Bourne Bridge, in her brand new candy red Trans Am, but Commissioner Alan Marryat claims she was. The courtroom news reporters who write for the Boston Globe are with Terence McMahon, Editor in Chief. Commercial time again! “Sirs, are you the Three Stooges?’’ “No, this is just our hobby — being comedians. ’’ “Fm Ronnie Nurse, an auto mechanic.’’ “Fm Ron Cormier, an impressionist, and he’s Joe Smith, a salesman.’’ “What kind of cigarettes do you smoke?’’ “Merit, of course.’’ “So you think everyone should smoke Merit?” “We let people choose their own smoke.” “There are three men who think for themselves. ” Time marches on, and the evening programs start to fill the screen. The first program is the “Price is Right. ” Tonight we have our four charming panelists. First Karen McCaslin, a housewife from Sandwich; second, Alexis Coleman, who dances up a storm for “ladies only”; third, Jill Hagberg, a guidance counselor at Sandwich High School; and fourth, Linda Rooney, manager of the Lingerie department at Jordan’s. “Let’s give them a big hand”. As the camera circles the audience we see some of our old favorites. Kathleen Kudera is dressed in Preppy Poppagallos. Wendi Lantery seated next to her is dressed to the nines in tight Jordache Jeans and spiked heels. Next we see Kim Gannon and Nick Gianferante who now work at White Cross Pharmacy as the head pharmacists. Debra Leonard is their assistant. We also see James Giacobbe who is now 6 feet tall, “can you believe it?” Finally, there is Scott Allan and Donna Brule who own a dog, three children, and a house on Chipman Road. Now another word from the sponser, “Kiss 108” with Janice Hagigeorges, the Radio station that gives away easy money every day. We spin the dial and end up back again with sports. We see Mr. Stutzman. He shows us that good training and eating Wheaties is how he became Mr. America. The segment following his deals with collegiate sports. Eleanor Gaffney and Mary Broussard led their field hockey team to victory. This made Brian Emanuelson and Jon Woodbury, heads of the Athletic Department, very happy. In basketball, Lori Luciani, Paula Lemieux. Julie Doyle, and Patricia Pilong just signed with the Celtics. They were the first women ever to sign with a professional basketball team. Finally in a sports wrap up, James Govoni, Da vid Giampietro, and Peter Gill are still running around to achieve their marathon goals. A commercial follows the sports program. It’s an advertisement for the movie “9 to 5” starring Dan Feigenbaum as the mild-mannered boss. His glamourous secretaries are Kay Straut, Nancy Lumbard, Tammy Thorup, Alison Hickey, Vikki Duchesney, Lynn Sullivan, Rachael Neas, Beth Gorman and Chris Ford. Dan also hired two telephone operators who fit the part perfectly, Kim Balsar, and Cheryl Pavlas. J 103 Another comnnercial word breaks in. The commercial is from K B’s tatoo parlor. Here Danny Brun and Greg Kelly stand in front of their newest establishment. That’s enough, let’s see what’s on Channel 7. Already in progress, we catch the ending of a special newscast on National Defense. Special guests include General John McGrath, Colonel Vincent Cervantes, and Major Albert Oulette. Also Scott Daniels, secret agent with the FBI, Pam Nugent, Police Chief of the New York Police Department, and John Gill of the Sandwich Police department discuss law enforcement procedures with the public. Following this show there is a brief segment by Father Mark Currier asking for our support to help build a missionary. Behind him for support all the way are Sisters Elaine Pender, Cindy Cousins, Marsha Nolan, Cheryl Destremps, Renee Hoffman, Brenda LeBlanc, and Annette Lamothe. Before we know it, it’s time for our soap. The continuing saga of “As Time Passes On’’. We were left off last when Joanne Mendonza, Elizabeth Wetz, and Joey Matava took off to England to form their own punk rock group. Also missing from the scene is Linda Stewart and Matt Wetherbee. I wonder what they are doing now? The scene changes to that broken hearted housewife Debra Obar. She is consoled by the great actor James McMorrow. Meanwhile, we see the familiar face of Robin Cohen who is destined to live in Chelmsford with her boyfriend. We notice in the ending of the soap, Kathy Quirk and Jackie Randall’s unending struggle over the job of Secretary at Antis Incorporated. Speaking of struggles, Robert Buchanen is still trying to win Nancy O’Neill’s love. A commercial word follows the soap. It is for Brown’s Toys and Stuff. Scott Brown, along with his helpers Pam Baker, and Chris Bigelow and Linda Macomber take over where Scott’s Dad left off. The last commercial we see before turning off the television, describes the best in “Blue Thunderbirds” demonstrated by the one and only Julie Dodge. With her looks and David Perry’s excellent salesmanship, the two have gone a long way. To help back them up they have the assistance of Kevin Eccelston, Kathy Oldham and Diana King also the best in the business. Test patterns begin to fill the screen, so now at it is time to say good-bye, it was really fun to see the class of ‘82, people we all used to know back at Sandwich High School. First Row: B. Lawrence, B. Feeley, M. Palmer, R. Manning, P. Gill, S. Feeley, E. Price, F. Lu Pone Second Row: J. Wallace, B. Valentini, A. Coleman, T. Burke, T. Moroney, J. Wood- bury, B. Quinn, B. Emanuelson, J. Dinius, Trainer, A. Troyanos Third Row: S. Pires, Coach Harry Evans, A. Weaver Soccer The 1981-82 Soccer Team had a win- ning season with a record of 7-3-2. Playing with only 4 seniors, the next two years have a strong future with the younger players getting more exper- ience. Co-Captains Bob Manning and Peter Gill controlling both offensive and de- fensive ends, will surely be missed but their shoes should be easily filled with the strong underclassmen. m Field Hockey ' Champions : The Sandwich 1981-82 Field Hockey team once again reigns as the Cape and Island Champions. After losing 6 starters from the 1980 championship team, it was thought that it would be a rebuilding sea- son. However, with many talented young players moving up and with hard work and I determination, it bettered last years reign 1 with a 11-0-1 season. « With Co-Captains Susan Freitas and Elea- ' nor Gaffney backboning the team, it marks the fourth consecutive year the girls have gained a playoff birth. Kneeling; B. Belcher, L. Messier, S. Freitas, E. Gaffeny M. Kudera, J. Timmerman Standing; Coach Jad Earle, S. Megley, R. Fenton, W. Lantery, A. Straut, K. Choate, R. Westfield, L. Luciani, C. Pavalas, M. Broussard, Mrs. Gaffeny 108 Cross-Country Following a frustrating second-place finish last season, the cross country team returned this sea- son, ready for another try. Through diligence and hard work, the team was able to attain a co-cham- pionship with Cape-Tech. The high point of the season was the defeat of Cape Tech, which ended Tech ' s 33-meet winning streak. The girls ran very well and worked hard despite the fact that there was no real girls’ league due to a lack of teams. Of the five girls selected for the all-star team, four were from Sandwich; two Sandwich boys were no- minated to the All-Star Team. Next season should prove to be favorable for Sandwich, since only 3 senior boys and I senior girl will be missing from the team. With luck and con- tinued hard work, the cross-country championship may become a tradition at Sandwich High School. • 1981 Cape And Islands Co-Champions I left to right. S. Emond, J. Findlater, J. Serafin, M. McArdle, P. Sweeny, A. Chapman, J. Varney, C. McCoy, A. Chase, E. Currey, M. Chapman, left to right kneeling: S. Sullivan, J. Hazzard, D. Kay, D MacLean, C. Lucas G. Marryat C. Hickey left to right standing: J. Fish, R. Kreisinger, R. Rondeau, D. Giampetro, J. Wegman, M. Lucier, D. Bangs, P. MacManaway, M. Ahern 111 Cheerleaders Soccer Cheerleaders Standing: K. McCaslin, E. Pender, M. McHugh, D. Brule, T. Harmon, A. Cole- man, M. Mazerole. Kneeling: S. Costello, K. Suokko, K. Baker, M. McCarthy, T. GUmetti. Basketball Cheerleaders Standing: K. Baker, C. Pavlas, K. McCas- hn, V. Glynn, L. Ouellette, M. Mazerole, M. Kudera. Kneeling: D. Ouellette, B. Button, Sammi Taylor, M. McCarthy, B. Garvin 112 Hockey Cheerleaders Standing: B. Richmond, D. Bacon, B. White, M. Smith, M. O ' Daly. Kneeling: A . .McHugh, L. Messier, E. ' Gaffney, S. Costello. T| B U 1 v:: ' , - - ffa J ' 1 H Ice Hockey Front Row- Dan O ' Neil, Neil Rathburn, Sean Morrisey, Kevin Murphy, Dan Brun, Mike Stutzman, Kevin Buckland, Paul Stutzman, Kurt Stahura, Chris Eacheron Back Row- Assistant Coach Artie Dolan, Trainer Sean Manchester, Paul Daigneault, Mike Messier, Brendon Feeley, Tim Hennessy, Bret Valentini, Craig Canning, Tim Moroney, Ron Nurse, Kevin Gee, John Dinius, Bill Dwyer, Chip Donahue, Coach Paul Giadomenico Ice Hockey Led by Coach Paul Giandomenico, the Boys’ Varsity Hockey Team has had a competitive season. Harwich and Cape Tech have proven stiff opponents for the Sandwich team but the intimidating de- fense of Captain Daniel Brun and consis- tent goal-keeping of Dan O’Neil ha ve kept such opponents within the Knights’ range. The scoring of Sean Morrissey and Ke- vin Murphy, Tim Hennessey, and Co-Cap- tain Mike Stutzman, has brought the team to their current record of 4 wins 3 ties and 2 losses. Senior Team Members Co-Captain Daniel Brun and Mike Stutzman Standing Ronnie Nurse, Kevin Buckland, Kevin Murphy Varsity Basketball JV Basketball Standing: Coach Taylor, J. Scovill, R. Held, S. O’Hare, T. Burke, E. Watters, J. Howard. Kneeling: C. Richmond, R. Briggs, D. Brown, F. Conroy The 1982 version of the Sandwich Blue Knights basketball team is en- joying an outstanding year. As the yearbook goes to print the team has a 9-2 record with three games left in Cape and Islands regular season play. The team has been supported by out- standing play from seniors Steve Carr, Jon Woodbury, and Jim Gia- cobbe. Juniors B.J. Morgan and Sean Feeley, as well as Sophomores Scott Hayden and Dan Merlin, have contributed to the winning cause. The services of Seniors Jay Closson and Brian Emanuelson, in addition to those 1982 class members pre- viously mentioned, will be sorely missed next season. The 1982 Lancer congratulates Coach O’Brien and the team for a job well done. JV Basketball Varsity Basketball Standing: Coach: Michael O ' Brien, Assistant Coach: Thomas Taylor, B. J. Morgan, S. Carr, D. Merlin, S. Hayden, J. Pilong, Manager: Jeff Cox. Kneeling: J. Woodbury, M- Palmer, J. Giacobbe, S. Feeley, B. Emanuelson, P. Closson. Girls ’ Basketball Left to Right: P. Burque, R. Fenton, M. Watson, L. Luciani, A. Straut, P. Lemieux, K. Lemieux, R. Westfieid, J. Doyle, L. Tucker, P. Pilong, L. Centrella, Coach Michael Curcio. Girls’ Varsity Basketball The 1982 Girls’ Varsity Basketball team has compiled a record of 10 wins and 2 losses, and have qualified for the State Tournament for the third con- secutive year. The team was plagued by a series of injuries and illnesses at the beginning of the season which got them off to a slow start. At mid-season, they started to pull together and played to their full ability. With seven seniors graduating, the varsity squad still has a promising future. Several young players will fill these vacant spots by moving up from J.V. Basketball. Five under class- men are returning. Girls ’ J. V. Basketball Standing: K. Balser, A. Klaasen R. Hall, L. McDonald, K. Richard, Coach: Ms. Burlingame. Kneeling: T. McHugh, M. Woodbury, B. Belcher, N. Kelleher, M. Bruno, J. Click 118 Varsity Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL The Sandwich Varsity Baseball Team, having suffered a fifth place season in 1980, came back in 1981 to tie for second place in the Cape and Islands ' League; along with their arch-rivals Nauset. During the regular season, the Sandwich Boys’ defeated Nauset twice and split vic- tories with the Cape and Islands’ Cham- pionship team of Harwich. Coach Robert Fenton and his team enthusiastically en- tered the State Tournament; to be defeat- ed by Old Rochester 4-1. At the conclu- sion of the season Rick Dugan, Glenn Moores and Timothy Hennessey, were ap- pointed to the All Cape and the Islands’ Team. VARSITY BASEBALL Sitting: K. Murphy, B. Thurston, J. Quinn, S. Broun Kneeling: R. Dugun, M. Palmer. J. Woodbury. S. Morrisey Standing: Coach: R. Fenton. T. Hennesey. B.J. Morgan. S. Carr, B. Emanuelson Softball 122 Varsity Softball A. Klaasen, K. Zanello, M. Broussard, K. Balser, R. Hall, P. Burque, A. Straut, K. Curry, Coach: Ms. Burlingame. The 1981 Varsity Softball Team fin- ished with a league record of 8-6. It was a very young team and in the early sea- son inexperience showed - losing three one-run decisions. The team finished the season on a good note with a 7-6 come from behind win at Nauset (The first time Nauset had lost at home in three years). Named to the Cape and Island All Star team were third base- man Lori Luciani and outfielder Cheryl Pavlas. The Sandwich hitting attack was led by Freshman catcher Robin Hall with an average of .542. The ‘82 season looks very promising with only one player missing from last year’s squad. Those returning include: Seniors - Lori Luciani, Mary Broussard, Cheryl Pavlas and Kim Balsar. Juniors - Pam Burque, Margie Kudera, Jane Timmer- man and Amy Straut. S ophomores - Robin Hall, Allison Klassen and Katie Zanello. Sue Freitas was number one in the support category. J.V. Softball Standing: Coach: Edward Hoxie, K. Osgood, M. McHugh, L. Law, P. Rutherford, A. Burbank, C. Mackin, L. Cervantes, S. Leahy. Kneeling: A. Taranto, B. Belcher, K. Earle, K. Suokko, J. Broussard. Sitting: J. Tarvis, N. Kelleher, A. Titcomb, V. Oliver. Swim Team Front row: A. Perry, J. Kay. E. MacEacheron, B. D ' Elia, Patty, B. Maio, B. Burke. S. Maio. Second row: K. Reis, J. Loiselle, E. Curry, C. McCoy, J. Varney, H. Lucas. P. Campbell. Third row: K. Pratt. M. Lucier, C. Lucas, K. Curry, M. Sullivan, D. Kay, J. Callahan, R. Stable, C. Demartino, Coach: Mrs. Babbitt, Asst. Coach: Mrs. Nowak. Back row: M. Euller, D. Giampetro, P. Gill, R. Rondeau. C. Cousins, A. Chapman. M. Lucier, S. Ereitas, E. Centrella, S. Babbitt, C. Erost, T. Lantery, T. Harmon. 23 SWIM TEAM Under the direction of Coach Diane Babbitt, the Varsity Swim Team has been maturing over the past five years and was admitted to the Southeastern Conference for the 81- 82 season. With the aide of Asst. Coach Mary Nowak, the team produced many fine per- formances against such power- house teams as Duxbury and New Bedford. The climax of the season was a victory over Westwood. The team will be losing six seniors after this year, but there is a fine group of young swimmers coming along. Senior Team Members: David Giampetro, Peter Gill, Ray Rondau, Cindy Cousins, Annelie Chapman, Michael Lucier, Sue Ereitas, Coach Babbitt . V. Softball J.V. Softball I. to r. front row: J. Tarvis, N. Kelleher, A. Titcomb, V. Oliver, I. to r. Kneeling: A. Taranto, B. Belcher, K. Earle, K. Suokko, J. Broussard I. to r. standing: Edward Hoxie (Coach) K. Osgood, M. McHugh, L. Law, P. Rutherford, A. Burbank, C. Mackin, L. Cervantes, S. Leahy J.V. Baseball J.V. Baseball I. to r. front row: B. Valentini, R. Held, B. Siebert, T. O’Brien, D. Howard, P. Kandianis, R. Nelson, D. Brennan, A. Troyanos (Manager) I. to r. standing: J. Robicheau (Scorekeeper), J. Wallace, B. Lawrence, R. Quinn, J. Pilong, E. Watters, S. Feeley, S. Rooney, F. Lupone, S. O’hare, Thomas Taylor (coach) 124 Varsity Golf VARSITY GOLF Kneeling I. to r.: M. Cooke, C. Maceacheron, M. Piazzi Standing I. to r.: K. Buckland, J. Fairneny, M. Watson, Coach: Michael Curcio J.V. Golf J.V. GOLF Standing I. to r: R. Backnick, J. Maito, S. Maher, D. Buckley, Coach: Michael Curcio VARSITY GOLF The 1981 Blue Knights’ Golf Team saw Freshmen Chris MacEacheron and seventh grader Michael Cook in the number one and number two positions. Kevin Buckland, Michael Piazzi, Jim Fairneny, and Mila Watson rounded out the top 6 players. Once again, the golf team is very young, but great goals are set for this team. The Golf team was third in the Cape and Islands League with a record of 6 wins and 4 loses. The final record, for the team overall, was 8 wins and 9 loses and 1 tie. Coach Curcio feels the team is very young, but with this factor, and lots of practice, the Golf Team may have some future wins in their pocket. Boy’s Tennis front row. left to right: S. McArdle. D Curley. J. Scovill. D. Burke. B. Stut7man buck row: T. LarochcUc. K. Curley. B. Guurino. B Satkevich. P. Mureiu. D Rocll. M. Messier. Couch Tedeschi BOYS ' VARSITY TENNIS The 1981 Boys’ Tennis team took third place in the Cape and Islands League with a League record of 6 wins and 4 loses. William Satkevitch and Peter Marsha led the young Sandwich Blue Knights’ to an overall record of 7 wins and 7 loses. Coach Tedeschi says he is looking forward to an outstanding 1982 season with these prom- ising young players. Girl’s Tennis GIRLS’ TENNIS Front row (I. to r.) W. Hagberg, E. Gaffney, M. Cooke Back row: (I. to r.) L. Messier, T. Lilly, S. Westfield, J. Hagberg, V. Gaffney, Coach: Barbara Blaze GIRLS’ VARSITY TENNIS The Girls’ Tennis Team had a very successful 1981 season. Their record consisted of 9 wins and 1 lose and an overall record of 12 wins and 3 loses. The Sandwich girls’ found their most arduous opponents in Chatham, Martha’s Vineyard, and Dennis- Yarmouth. At the conclusion of the season, the Sandwich girls’ defeated the strong Chatham team in order to tie for the Cape and Islands League Championship. Besides their local accomplishments. Coach Blaze, led her team to the State Tournament where they put up a great exhibition against Duxbury but lost 4-1. Individually, the Sandwich players fared well against the Cape Tennis players. In the individual Cape Cod Tennis Tournament, Tia Lilly won the- Singles’ title and Jill Hagberg and Louise Messier placed second in the Doubles’ Tournament. Tia Lilly, Wendy Hagberg, Mickey Cooke, and Virginia Gaff- ney, were named as members of the All Cape Tennis Team. Track The 1981 track team experienced a frustrating second- place finish behind traditional rival, Nauset. That second-place standing was well- earned however, and Coach O ' Brien, as a first- year head track coach at Sandwich, was pleased with the performances produced by the squad. The dual meets of the season, highlighted by the head-to-head battles with Nauset, were sand- wiched between the Falmouth Relays and the Cape and Islands ' League meet, in which the Sandwich boys placed third and second, respec- tively. Although the loss of six seniors will not go unnoticed, capable replacements abound amongst the young team that returns for the ' 82 season. If the effort of last year is repeated again this year, the championship so narrowly missed a year ago, may be just around the corner. From row (I. to r): M. McCoy. J. Dipersio. E. Pilong, J. Kay. L. Giampctro. J. Serafini. M. Chapman. B. Medeiros Middle roM: S. Emond. M. Sullivan. A. Lumbard. L. Tucker. S. NeLson. J. Eindlater. B. Sickler Back rou (I. to r.) P. Lemieux. A. Chapman. K. McCaslin. William O ' Brien (Coach). K. Choate. D. DeConto. P. Sweeney Front row: G. Marryat. P. Martin. J. Luff. J. Briggs. S. Moroncy. H. U ' ecAe.v, M. DiPersio. R. Nelson. P. McManaway Second row: R. Kreisinger. M. Lucier. D. Peterson. J. Bondarck. D. Brown. . . Vermynck. J. K egman. D. Glampietro. Third row : A . Mcdciro.s. M. Fuller. D. Merlin. Coach: Michael O ' Brien. .1. Govoni. P. Gill. T. Burke. .A. Gianfcrante. T. Burke Fourth row: G. Cligott. K. Suckling. S. Manchester. J. Giacobbe. M. DiPersio Student Council Tracy Harmon, Elaine Pender, Kristen Suokko, Lisa Giampetro, Erin Mac Eachron, Kara Atwood, Cara Kemmila.. Stephen Choate, Eddie Price, Mary Smith, Billy Campbell, Jim Gioccobi, Becky Lupone, Mary McMcoy, Tom Lupone. John McGrath, Todd Lantry, Kurk Haydon, Russ Held, Amy Straut, Jane Timmerman, Jim Eairneny. National Honor Society Michael Lucier, Annelie Chapman, Paula DeCubellis, Kristen Suokko, Mary McFarland, Joanne Mendonza, Chris Wanlas, Karen McCaslin, Kim Balser, Jill Hagberg, Mary Smith, Jim Giocobi,. Robin Westfield, Mary McHugh, Debbie Leonard, Tracy Harmon, Elaine Pender, Bill Daniels, Billy Campbell, Eddie Price, Peter Gill, Brian Emmanuelson, Jane Timmerman, Eric Waters, Pam Rutherford, Ann Burbank, Chris Peterson, Gaille Rastonis, Elizebeth Wetz, Wendy Lantry, Robin Fenton, Mila Watson, Donna Brule, Sue Frietas, Eleanor Gaffney, Lori Luciani, Steven Carr, Allan Marryat, Gary Copper, Bob Buchanen, Terence McMahon, Bobby Manning, Vin Cervantes. Class Officers Billy Campbell, Kristen Suokko, Marybeth McHugh, Robin Westfield. Elaine Pender, Tracy Harmon, Scott Alan, Stephen Choate. Jimmy Kinder, A! Gianferante, Keith Pratt, Dorothy Fleming. Suzanne Dodge, Kris Ferrick, Kristi Weimer, Chip Donahue, Brian Stutzman, Kurk Hay- don. Debbie Lemire, Mark Gaffney, David Cay. Peter Martin, Kevin O ' Hear, Mary Ellen Dwyer, Kristen McGrath. 131 Sitting I. to r.: M. McFarland. E. Pender, P. DeCubelas, K. McCasUn. D. Oulet- te„A. Chapman Standing I. to r.: K. Bro- gan, K. Suckling, L. Messier, M. Lucier, T. McMahon, R. Nelson, A. Coleman The staff of the 1982 Lancer would like to thank the business department for it ' s hard work in helping to put together this year ' s yearbook. 132 1982 Lancer Knights Theatre Company The Knights Theatre Company is having a very productive year. The credits start with the production of “The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker” which was a student-faculty-community play. The Faculty partici- pants include such favorites as Mr. Stott, Mr. Hickey, Ms. Mulcahy, and Mr. Sangster. Also some new student faces were brought to the scene in the Knights Theatre Company’s fall production. In the past few years The Company has been very successful. In ’79-’80, “Adaptation” made it to the state level of competition. In ’80 - ’81, “The Ugly Duckling” by A.A. Milne, became the alternate for state competition at the semi-Final level. This year the Company prepares for competition in ’82 with “The Children’s Hour.” In the spring the Knights Theatre Company plans to perform a musical. As the Class of 1982 graduates, the Knights Theatre Company will be losing a number of its veteran thespians. Pam Baker, Vincent Cervantes, Stephen Choate, Alexis Coleman, Juli Dodge, Lisa Gorden, Debra Leonard, Debra Obar, and Elaine Pender, ail members since the company began in 1979, will be exiting. The company will miss these people but as always the show will go on. Break many legs KTC! 133 D.E.C.A. Left Row Down: David Skipper, David Perry, Mike Hugh- banks. Candy Crocker, Linda Rooney, Nancy Lumbard. Mlid- dle Row Top Down: Mark Kirsch, Beth Gormon, Andy Mac- Clean, Right Row Top Down: Kevin Eccelston, Robert Jones, Gregg Kelley, Lynn Sullivan, Chris Ford, Cindy Wood, Kathy Oldham. W.S.D.H. Left Row Top Down: Gaille Rastonis, Eveylyn Buscher, Anna Koolian, Paul Lynch, Andy Mitchell, Wayne Worth. Bill Kllroy. Middle Row Top Down: Liz Wetz, Joanne Mendonza, Kim Vance, Joey Ma- tava. Bill Campbell, Dan Comean, Todd Lantry, Right Row Top Down: Steven Garvin, Beth Garvin. A.J. Oulette. Sharon Christie, Dan Sauel. Math League In circle from top left corner HOHoang, Billy Daniels. Chris Wanlas, Jon Wetz, Micheal Ahern, Annelie Chap- man, Eric Waters. Mi- chael Lucier: Paul Lynch. Ski Club Front row: John Wegman, Jeff Hazard. Richard White, John Alexander, Suzanne Emond, Chris Ferrick. Annette Baldy, Bruce Wilcox. Second Row: Robin Matteson. Marybeth Morrow. Chris DeMartino, Kate Currey, Wendy Hagberg, Andrea Toronto, Sue Costello, Brenda Morris, Jenny Burke. Owen Gaffney, Larry Pratt, Ron Backnick, Third Row: Bob Kreisinger. Matt Fuller, Charlie Bridges. Julie Dipersio. Sean Feeley, Tim Luff, Jane Timmerman. Kristen Suokko. Maryanne Sullivan. Cathy Choate, Paul Stutzman, Cathy Richards. Mark Timmerman, Matt Beaton, Bill Campbell. Marching Band The Sandwich community has had many opportuni- ties of late to see and enjoy the Sandwich High School band. The numerous performances of this year have included the traditional Christmas Parade in Falmouth (at which Sandwich placed third), the Winter Concert, and the Spring Concert. In addition, however, many relatively new performances have been added to the band’s roster. The second annual “Pops Concert and the Homecoming half-time show, initiated just last year, were again successful. A vo- luntary performance at Otis Air Force Base’s Veter- an ’s Day service was greatly appreciated by the com- munity. Most successful, however, were the “firsts” in the band’s history-the Band Marathon, at which a great deal of money was raised, and the “Evening of Music”, which was an ensemble performance with the chorus and was resoundingly enjoyed by the seri- ous music-lovers of the town. All the increased expo- sure of the band’s abilities to the community had definitely sparked the musical interests of many peo- ple whose continued support will be greatly appreci- ated by the band. A band trip to Washington D.C. has been approved and scheduled for April, 1983, which necessitates $12,000 worth of funds. With continued group effort and a lot of extra work, the band’s trip to D.C. should prove to be even better than the one to Disneyworld, and the experience of working together will make it all worthwhile. Michael Ahern-Drums Kathie Aveisi-clarinet David Ames-drums Michelle Anacki-alto clarinet Cheryl Anderson- c lari net Annette Baldi-clarinet Dan Bangs-baritone sax. Robert Bangs-flute Jacqui Broussard-flute Robert Buchenan- drums Bill Campbell-sax. Vincent Cervantes- picolo Annelie Chapman-bells Maria Chapman-flute Sandra Christle-clarinet Todd Cliggot-drums Tim Collins-trumpet Gary Cooper-tenor sax. Douglas Cootey-clarinet David Co.x-nute Tim Columbo-tenor sax. Dale DeConto-trumpet Julie Dodge-clarinet Eric Drifmeyer-drums Sean Elliott-suesaphone James Ellis-flute Karie Ewer-llute. oboe Cindy Fenton-llute Robin Fentio-flute Chris Ferrick-Hute Leslie Gage-clarinet Kevin Gillis-trumpet Julie G lick- A I to sax. Robin Hall-trumpet Brenton Hanley-drums Jeff Hazard-drums Carl Hickey-trombone Jeff Howes-tuba Allison Klaassen-sax. Bryan Kreisinger- trombone Todd Lantrey-Baritone sax. Evelyn Lawrence-flute Lori LeGacy-flute Chris Lucas-sax. Marc Lucier-trombone .Mike Lucier-clarinet Lauren McDonald- clarinet John McDonald- trumpet Shawn Needham-tenor sax. Mike Piazzi-clarinet Cathy Richard-trumpet Jim Savery-trumpet .Mary Francis Smith- flute .Amy Titcomb-french horn Andy Troyanos-sax. Michael Wa I lace- trombone John Wegman-drums Kristie Weimar-flute Kathleen Zanello- drums Drill Team Rifles: Captain: Debbie O ' Bar Robin Matteson Marybeth Morrow Bob O ' Bar Colorguard: Kim Evans-American Flag Renee Hoffman-State Flag Flags: Captain: Wendy Tibbets Christine Salois Kath Bussey Chris Bussey Jane Hogan Jenica Forsland Sandi Conti Caroline Summers Twirlers: Captain: Lisa Arnold Charlotte Buschur Sandy Howes Tammy Gibbs Beth Santos Carrie Russel 1 t Chorus High School Chorale William Campbell Kathy Bussey James Cook Debbie Leonard Karen Jones Jane Hogan Kristie Wiemer Pam Baker Stephen Choate Lisa Gorden Kathy Kosarick Joanne Mendonza Marsha Nolan Nancy O’Neil Debbie Obar Patricia Pilong Beryl Richmond Barit White Jeff Govoni Becky Nystrom Gaile Rastonis Sarah Stott Jeanne Daniels Chris Farren Tammy Gibbs Michelle Hoffman Laurie Holmes Dan Merlin Cheryl Olson Sandy Pires Peter Reilley Carrie Russell Beth Santos Debbie Ware Janet Wood Cindy Ambroseno Mary Falcione Michelle Farren Jenny Gagnon Bonnie Gallagher Kim Gillis Susan Haynes Bill Kilroy Kelly Koder | Julie McKay Ellen Moran Jean Santos Doreen Satkevitch Mary Alice White Tom Harmon Liz Wetz 137 Key Club standing left to right J. Cox, S, Babbitt, R. Condon, M. Crutcher, Mrs. Antis Seated E. Morgan, M. Farren, C. Farren, K. Brogan Student Advisory Council M. Stuztman, L. Lipsett, J. McGrath, L. Tucker, A. Conti 138 Collaborative Standing left to right S. OBerlander, M. O ' Connell, J. Lyon, M. Wood, Miss M. Charest, Mr. W. Wright 139 140 Goodnight Jim-Bob! . . . Goodnight Mama! . . . Good- night Mary Ellen! . . . Goodnight John-Boy! . . . Good- night Terence! . . . Terence? Whaddaya mean, Maybe we shoul try Tiddly Winks ? No Elaine, it ' s not nice to pour milk on people ' s heads! Quick Robin-to the Batcave! We ' re the Emit of the Loom Guys! For a price . . . No it’s not, it’s clay! David-it usually helps if you turn the saw on. Who wants to volunteer for pin the tail on the donkey? You’ve heard of the 3 stooges . . . Well . . . Dear Santa Claus . . . 141 Uh, do you have change for a fifty? You take my picture, and you ' re gonna eat this shot!! Look!! It ' s Superman!! Boy, I wish I had this job. Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the Class of 1982. What ' s the matter? Don’t You like preppies? 142 Get down and boogie! Boy, do I love this school! You like my new hairpiece? I love cross-country I don’t even know what I’m doing here. Dont mind me; I’ll just help myself. Dr. Wang. I presume ? ' 144 ‘Now let me tell you who you ' ll dedicate the yearbook to. Mush! It must be Friday ‘Aqua Man !? Homework, homework, homework’ 9 “Don ' t worry, we’ll get out someday.’ SANDWICH BAIT SHOP Cape Cod Times Congratulates The Cape Islands ' Daily Newspaper with offices in Hyannis Falmouth The Class Of 1982 Bourne Martha ' s Vineyard Nantucket Orleans Provincetown Good Luck In The Future From The Boys Of The Sandwich Bait Shop Good Luck Eyes Examined Contact Lenses DR. CORRADO CONTI OPTOMETRIST OLD COUNTY HARDWARE Telephone Sullivan Building 771-1900 Rte 6A Cape Cod, Mass. 443 Rte. 6 A E. 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Oliver, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Walter P. Oldham Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Parks Mr. Mrs. Herbert A. Hamlen Dennis Eileen Corral Mr. Mrs. John Baptiste Mr. Mrs. Robert Wentworth Mr. Mrs. H. Earl Lantery, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Daniel Lucier The Lumbard Family Lee Cooper Mr. Mrs. Roger Ruggles Mr. Mrs. Richard Coyman Scorton Creek Studio Gold Patrons Mr. Mrs. Bruce Stanford Family Hal and Irene Edguist Mrs. Mary Marsh Mr. Mrs. William Marganella Mr. Mrs. William Cleveland Kerstin and Clayton Chapman Mrs. Evans Mr. Mrs. Richard Currier Mr. Mrs. Robert LeBlanc Earl and Barbara Lantery Mr. Mrs. Albert J. Apsit Air Systems Service Company The Freitas Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Medeiros Mr. Mrs. Joseph Lemieux Mr. Mrs. Ronald Backnick Mrs. Pearson Mrs. Webster. Mr. Sangster and Mr. Alvezi Class Of 1982 Student Directory Scott Allan, 4 Lentell St. Scott Babbitt, 86 Spring Hill Rd. Pamela Baker, 30 Kensington Dr. Kim Baker, 5 Wing Blvd. Chris Barrette, 8 Tarragon Drive. Christine Bigelow, 115 NO Shore BLVD. James Bondarek, 3 Woodvue Rd. Charled Bridges, Earl Rd. Kathy Brogan, II Lambeth Cir. Mary Broussard, 21 Bramblebush Drive. Scott Brown, 37 Water St. Donna Brule, 36 Chipman Rd. Danny Brunn, 34 Quaker Meetinghouse Rd. Robert Buchenan, 30 Crowell Rd. Kevin Buckland, 2 Carolyn Cir. Kathy Byrne, 44 Old Fields Rd. Ed Canning, 22 Meadow Spring Drive. Steven Carr, 18 Carr Lane. Vincent Cervantes, 37 Pine St. Annelie Chapman, 2 Windmill Bog Way. Stephen Choate, 45 Gully Lane. Jay Closson, 34 Klahs Way. Robin Cohen, 1 7 Siaker House Rd. Alexis Coleman, 49 Windsor Rd. Joya Colombo, 138 Main St. Rob Condon, 5 Kings Row Michael Connolly, 4 Inkberry Cir. Gary Cooper, 32 Turtle Cove Rd. Ronnie Cormier, I Januit St. Cyndi Cousins, 26 Emerald Way Jeff Cox, 16 Kensington Dr. Trinnia Cremeans, 41 Artisan Way Candy Crocker, 43 Route 130 Mark Currier, 9 Cross St. Scott Daniel, 14 Tyler Dr. Paula Decubellis, 21 Mill Rd. Cheryl Destremps, 59 Kiahs Way Juli Dodge, 5 Woodvue Cir. Vicky Duchesney, 23 Moody Dr. Kevin Eccleston, 12 Quaker Meetinghouse Rd. Brian Emanuelson, 48 Tyler Dr. Kim Evans, 31 Emerald Way. Doug Ewer, 28 Spring Hill Rd. Jim Fairneny, 3 Friendly Rd. Dan Feigenbaum, 8 Pin Oak Dr. Robin Fenton, 35 Tyler Dr. Nancy Foley, 45 Windsor Rd. Chris Ford, 21 Deerwood Dr. Sue Freitas, 55 Sandy Neck Rd. Eleanor Gaffney, 3 Blueberry Lane. Kim Gannon, 22 Liberty St. Steven Garvin, 3 Wilson Rd. Jim Giacobbe, 73 Kiahs Way. David Giampietro, I Palmer Rd. Nick Gianferante, 108 Dillingham Ave. John Gill, 386 Quaker Meetinghouse Rd. Peter Gill, 16 School St. Monica Gleason, 8 Lakewood Dr. Yodus Glynn, 176 Rte. 6 A Lisa Gorden, II Shaw Rd. Beth Gorman, 38 Chipman Rd. Jim Govoni, 4 Jarves St. Maria Griffith, 9 Dexter Ave. David Guillemette, 12 Ridgewood Dr. Jill Hagberg, 9 Stonefield Dr. Janice Hagigeorges, 14 Edward Kelly Rd. Tracey Harmon, 507 Rte. 6A Alison Hickey, 44 Chase Rd. Bac Dung Hoang, 25 Bourne Rd. Kiet Dung Hoang, 25 Bourne Rd. Renee Hoffman, 14 Jones Lane. Michael Hughbanks, 2 Pine St. Robert Jones, 45 Greenville Dr. Greg Kelley, 48 Crest view Dr. Dianna King, 76 Kiahs Way Mark Kirsch, 482 Rte. 6 A Kathy Kosarick, 6 Windswept Dr. Kitty Kudera, 12 Horseshoe Cir. Louise Lamb, Windmill Hill Motel Rte 6 A Annette Lamothe, 22 State St. Wendi Lantery, 44 Crestview Dr. Brenda LeBlanc, 67 Mill Rd. Lori Legacy, 27 Feake Ave. Traci Lehner, 4 Academy Rd. Paula Lemieux, 14 Rte. 6A Debra Leonard, 10 School St. Lori Luciani, 265 Phillips Rd. Michael Lucier, 32 Moody Dr. Nancy Lombard, 25 Weeks Pond Dr. Andy MacLean, 14 Putting Green Cir. Linda Macomber, 16 Chipman Rd. Manuel Malpica, 28 Torres Rd. Robert Manning, 14 Burbank St. Alan Marryat, 3 Haystack Lane. Joej Matava, 4 Lambeth Cir. Elaine McArdle, 41 Tyler Dr. Karen McCaslin, 10 Royal Cir. Mary McFarland, 30 Hunters Trail John McGrath, 24 Crowell Rd. Terence McMahon, 30 Dexter Ave. James McMorrow, 50 Boulder Brook Rd. Michael Medeiros, 6 Woodvue Cir. Joanne Mendonza, 243 Old County Rd. Louise Messier, 1 1 Pond View Dr. Jane Morrisey, 52 Windsor Rd. Kevin Murphy, 4 Chapaquoit Way. Rachael Neas, 8 Lakewood Dr. Rudy Nelson, 30 Shakerhouse Way. Marsha Nolan, 6 Greenville Rd. Pam Nugent, 1 1 Januit St. Ronnie Nurse, 18 Ridge Wood Dr. Nancy O ' Neill, 5 Ridgetop Rd. Deborah Obar, 4 George Gallant Rd. Kathy Oldham, 2 Old Barn Lane. Valerie Oliver, 4 Windswept Dr. A.J. Ouellette, 237 Old County Rd. Lisa Ouellette, 12 Lentell St. Cheryl Pavlas, 80 Holly Ridge Dr. Elaine Pender, 10 Chipman Rd. David Perry, 54 Mill Rd. Patrica Pilong, 4 Scarborough Cir. Tony Pola, 119 Tupper Rd. Kathy Quirk, I Jennifer Rd. Ami Ramoska, 24 Greenville Dr. Jackie Randall, 8 Guild Rd. Beryl Richmond, 71 Holly Ridge Dr. Raymond Rondeau, 17 Sea Meadow Dr. Linda Rooney, 16 Clement St. Jill Rosembloom, 8 Sheep Pasture Way. Brenda Ross, 108 Bosuns Way. Michael Sauro, 8 Captain Wing Rd. David Skipper, 17 Fox Hill Lane. Joe Smith, 12 Dillingham Ave. Mary Frances Smith, 4 Huckleberry LaHe. Linda Stewart, I Cushing Rd. Kay Straut, 173 Main St. Michael Stutzman, I Boulder Brook Rd. Kieran Suckling, II Woodridge Rd. Stephanie Suller, 79 Chase Rd. Lynn Sullivan, I Grand Oak Rd. Tammy Thorup, 29 Pine St. Leslie Tucker, I Bourne Ave. John Vermynck, 5 Capt. Kidd Rd. Mila Watson, 78 Holly Ridge Dr. Matt Wetherbee, 9 Artisan Way. Lizabeth Wetz, 10 Shaker House Rd. Barit White, 293 Rte. 6 A Michelle Willette, 26 Liberty St. Cindy Wood, 7 Holly Lane. Jon Woodbury, 5 Junes Lane. 156 4 4 4 SANDWICH PUBLIC LIBRARY 07 5519 For Reference Not to be taken from this room V J