Scituate High School - Chimes Yearbook (Scituate, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

WE CW UE£ CO PBOOK A OOLLBCnON OF UE UORJES F OM7WE OASS OF 1 979 sotu47e w£w scwool scituate, Massachusetts WOTOSRAPMV ' BV ' DODSE-MURFW Time is an ocean But it ends on the shore Like a beached whale Helpless upon the white sand Of eternity While the spectators Gaze upon the past Time is an ocean With all of its beauty But it still hath its fury As the rip tide Of nostalgia Forever waits to carry Away Time is an ocean But memories are more They are sea breezes Often refreshing But always penetrating The shores Into the recesses Of the mind — Jack Leary Staring at the sky, Peaceful, calm. Have to leave this place So much to do. Weaving through trees Over legs and branches Passing my initials, Inscribed in a tree. Glancing to the side Secret hiding spot Safe from the biting, Screeching wind. Safe from being found, Safe to be alone. Hesitating — not wanting To give up that tall grass, Where I have always picked Flowers. Afraid to leave it To someone else. Afraid my steps Will be trod over. Afraid to let go. Making my path Weaving through trees Staring, now and then, At the sky. — Theresa Sullivan Dr. John P. Kulevich Superintendent The Scituate High School class of 1979 would like to welcome Dr. John P. Kulevich to his first of (hope- fully) many years of service to the community as superintendent. After the resignation of the former superintendent, Dr. Bernard McKearney, the school committee went through a laborious process to deter- mine the successor. Dr. Kulevich was chosen to suc- ceed, and as a class, we hope he does indeed. At the beginning of this year, the administration and the entire school were, to say the least, confused. This state of confusion was prompted by the return of Michael Clancy to his first love — teaching. This left us short one housemaster! Mr. Clancy offered to fill the space while teaching History. Later, after the spread of many rumors as to the successor, Mr. William Anzivino emerged the victor. The class of 1979 feels that Mr. Anzi- vino will do a fantastic job, and wishes him the best of luck. Mr. Vincent Gilarde Housemaster B Mike Clancy Social Studies — Dept. Chair. Bob Corbin Social Studies Jed Fitzgerald Social Studies J -J Peter Gibson Social Studies Ed Kelly Social Studies Annetje Meyer Social Studies Barbara Nelson Social Studies Kathy O ' Kane Social Studies Dan Osgood Social Studies ' II Bill Parker Social Studies Joe Strazdes Social Studies Kathy Becker Guidance 18 Gordon Appleford Manuel Alves James Mee Getulio Fontes Archibald Leo Smith Eileen Talbot Nancy McKittrick Diane Damon Hedwig Stelzer missing: Carolyn Guistra Eileen Sunnerl erg Betty Penwarden Donna Kilroy Clair George Mary McRae Joan Nevulis Anita Spooner Mary Bertoni Virginia Jones Ruth Gorman Florence Traveline missing: Ina Hastie Barbara Nickerson Phyllis Anderson 22 ■ f f i rS e0 0 v e fc JJj — 7 W- assist SUZETTE FELICITY MACDONALD Suzie Chip, Artist Painl a picture of yourself, Let the imago flash past; don ' t weep on watercolor, make this moment last; paint a kill with restless eyes, the way we looked bach then CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: SUZETTE MACDONALD VICE PRESIDENT: MARGARET ROSE CI LENTO SECRETARY: TRACY HALL TREASURER: MARYLOU KEEFE MARGARET ROSE CILENTO Becky, Child Psychology I am cine face in a crowd, I am one living soul on this earth, I am a liny part of this universe, I am one out of millions, hut I am im|Kirlanl, I am me. i V f I TRACY MARGARET HALL Ernie, Engi- neering Anil il ' l  fair wind, blowing warm out of the south over my shoulder ( ' mess I ' ll set a course and go. MARY LOUISE KEEFE Mary Lou When you s|n-ak Lo mc, bjivc mc a smile it ' s a language thai everyone, everywhere understands. 38 CYNTHIA ANDERSON Thinir that iirv n« t at all. aiv never l t mat -Mf JOHN ANDRADE Clrirr nu n arc j, ' i«mI. hut nut Ihv oral MARIA JOANNA ANDRADE Joanina The road lo success In itis w ith one ' s courage 1,1 walk it alone. Boy, did I get stroked this morning. FRED C. ANDREW Starsky, Quincy Oil Put out your cigarette, please. SCZANNE ARCHIBALD Sue U t your lifr lightly ilancc on the eyvs of linn like th - ilea on the lipofa leaf JEFFREY BABCOCK Jeff, Crop Duster Always keep ur eyed |hvIc I. JOHN BARROWS Jody The noonday quirt holds Ihc hdl. 40 SUSAN ELIZABETH BASS Bubbles, Beau- tician When vim smile ami laugh, it makes |teople wonder what you have hecfl up Ul 4 JOANNE ELIZABETH BEARCE Jody, Sci- ences Never change to please others; only change to please yourself RAYMOND BEARCE Uncle E. J., Winston Barthalamucl l ne has its ups and downs. [DOUGLAS BEAUDET Doug, Ship ' s Captain [ It lakes all sorts of in ami outdoor schooling lo grt adapted to [my kind of fooling. CHRISTINE BENJAMINSEN Chris, Com- munications All the world ' s a stage, and most of us are desperately under rehearsed. ' AULBERLO Earl |o play a game well is satisfactory, to play it exceptionally fell is to win distinction. I could really go for a taco. JOHN BIRD Joe, Financing Just when you think you ' ve graduated from the school of expe- rience, someone makes up a new course. 41 PAUL BLANCHARD Paul, Millionaire CYNTHIA BOLUCH Cindy — N.S.G., Unde- CYNTHIA LYNN BONDI Cindy, Journal- For life lives only in success. cided ' ism Let the good times roll . . . I took the road less traveled, though each must find his own. DEIRDRE BRADY Deidre, Special Educa- DENISE ANN BRANTON Nurse DONALD FREDERIC BOOKER Don, U.S. (Jon f un gi ° w s w th love, sunshine and laughter and stays in your President Happiness is sitting in my showcase. heart as a smile ever after. Tonight we will all be merry — tomorrow we ' ll get sober. 42 DEBBIE BRASIER Debbi, Fire Fighter Born lo do anything, you put your mind to. SUSAN AUDREY BRISSON Sue Anything worth doing in life is worth doing well. ■ MARYBETH BURBANK Mera, Medical Assistant You and I are friends for now, friends until we go our own way, then it ' s goodbye for now! MARCIA BURKE Marcia, Nursing If we can live on memories then I will never die, Tor life is filled with cherished dreams and laughs of days gone by. I ' m so bored, this is funny. DANIEL BURKHARDT Dan, Computer Sci- ence Quoteless DEBORAH M. BURT Debbie, Secretary Do what you can where you are with what you have. JANET SUSAN BUSSER Jan, Vagabond Ride close together, the Golux told the beautiful young cou- ple. Keep warm. Remember laughter. You ' ll see it even in the blessed isles of Ever After. 43 KATHLEEN CAMPBELL Kale, Business Slow rule, lake il easy. CAROLYN CHRISTIE Carolyn, Airline Stewardess To love and In- loved is to feel the sun from Ixith sides. BARBARA JEAN CODY Barb You only live once, and if you play it right, once is all you need. SUSAN CARTER Hurricane, Communist Dear Lord, I sincerely hope you ' re coming, ' cause you ' ve really started something. JAY CIRILLO J. C, Door-to-Door Salesman Poultry is just another word for children. DIANNE PESCHIER Pesch, Doctor Footprints in the sand of time weren ' t made by sitting dow n PAULCERRA Paul I had seen the great, but not seen the small. SHARON CLANCY Shash, Legal Secretary The road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began, now far ahead the road has gone, and I must follow, if I can. KATHRYN LANG CONNELLY Kathy, International Business Person Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. 44 ; I p MARC CONNOLLY H-Bro, Student I never drink more than a sponge.   • ,.. : v Steve, STEVEN COOK Life is a comedy. SUSAN M. COOK Sue, Accountant My will shall shape my future. Whether I fail or succeed shall be no man ' s doing but my own. MICHAEL J. COSCIA Mike, Carpenter Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. DAVID E. COUGHLIN Yogi, Never sell the bear ' s skin until you have killed the bear. BRUCE COWAN Brow, Pro-Pilot The ultimate is shooting the tube! V? MAUREEN ANNE CROWLEY Maca, Busi- ness Manager Three grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. KAREN CUSHING Karen Still ending, and beginning still. JEFFREY BRUCE DAMRELL Jeff, Com- puter or Chemical Engineer In life, if everything is coming your way then you ' re in the wrong lane. 45 46 PATRICIA M. DELBOU Sister Pat, Nun Cheers toga day, cowing tipping, noil young, college poml, banana ihiof, smiltys lowing, Chinese egg mils, summer ' 78 mil God l)lcs.s my brother .1 1 m and all who conk for a ride in m; ' 64 Falcon. P.S. Only kidding. Mom DAVID LOUIS DELGROSSO Del, Business Administration If wc weren ' t all crazy, we ' d all go insane MARY DELUCA Tucker, Special Ed. Teacher No goal is loo high if we rlimli with care and confidence CLLEN MARIE DEVLIN Ellen, NSG Law see you on the dark side of the moon. Trees. Images. VNEDIGAN Jane, Biology lc van — springslie — Ca|ie: Jacob ' s pond — Lalx r Day mmI friends — etc. These are the good old days The elegant art of cheating. 47 TRACY LYNN DION Trey, Teaching Count your memorial by smiles, not tears Count your life by friends, nol years. PAMELA JANE DONALD P. J., Elemen- tary Education Anil in the end the love you lake is equal Ul the love you make. TARA M. DOONAN Tara, Legal Secretary Moons and Junes and ferris wheels, the tlizz} dancing way you feel, w here every fairy lale eomes real. I ' ve looked at life that way. JOHN J. DOHERTY Gopher, Pro Football SCOTT DOLLOFF Scott, Mechanical Engi- Player neer Knock ' em dead, sports is my life. Never (five an inch BRIAN JOSEPH DONOHOE Brian, Busi- ELEANOR DOOLEY Nellie nggg Ij M k Ma - I did il! Only in response to challenge docs man become his best 48 Senior smile. MARY ANNE DOWNES For who not needs sh all never lack a friend. LYDIA DREW HELEN CATHERINE DRISCOLL Cath, MARYBETH EDMUND DUGGAN Corpo- i ' m free, free to face the life that is ahead of me College rate Lawyer Politics I saw two clouds at morning tinged l y the rising sun, and in I want to live in Boston and have my name known in New the dawn they floated on and mingled into one. 14374 York. ' ATTI DUGGAN Duga, Medical Technician MICHAEL DUNBAR Mike, Mechanical MICHAEL WILHELM DUNN Hutch, Phys. karls w ill never l e practical, until they are made unhrcaka- Engineer Ed Teacher We are only young once, that is all society can stand I had a vision of a blind man leading men and their camels through the desert. 49 LINDA DUNPHY Linda, Social Worker Listen lo the wind blow, watch the sun rise. CAROL ANN DURKIN Carol, NSG Special Education Still if we can make the effort, if we take the time, maybe we can leave this much behind . . . Till it shines. PETER DWIGHT Life is not measured by the time we live. SUZANNE DWYER Suzanne Beauty is harmony STEVEN MARK EARLE Steve, System Analyst For the best is bought only at the cost of great pain . . . SHERYL EGAN Sher, Fashion Merchandis- ing I don ' t understand, why I don ' t understand life! ALFRED PORTER ELLIOTT Al, Pilot I ' d rather laugh with the sinners than en with saints. Sinners have much more fun, and only the good die young KYMBERLY DIANNE ELLIOTT Kym, Hair Stylist A little sacrifice, consideration and respect will turn the key to the door of your dream. VINCENT ERNST Vin, E ngineering Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. 50 MARK FASSNACHT NANCY LOUISE FAY Nance, Law LAURA ANNE FELLINI Laura Simple is best. 0 there are voices of the past. Links of a broken chain. Wings I find the greatest thing in this world is not so much where we that can bear me back to times which cannot come again. stand as in what direction we are moving. MARYELLEN FIELDS Mef, Retail Man- PATRICIA ANN FLAHERTY Puma, Engi- ANNE MARIE FLYNN Rie, Pharmaceutical agement neer Researcher Life is full of happiness, w hen there ' s someone to share that Wherever you go and whatever you do, you ' ll always find a The music in my heart I bore, happiness with. special magic in just being you. Long after it was heard no more. 51 JOSEPH PONIRI Joe Slunk the irulh often, but ikin ' l let it Income a habit PATRICIA FRANCIS Patti, Secretary For lonR you live ami hi rh you fly, smiles you ' ll giw. tears youll rrj . all you touch anil all you sit is all your lift u ill ever GREGORY GAETA Gato, Political Science Music must be com|« scd h) NT with feeling anil instinct, not by rule or notation. Please don ' t pick on me. DEBORAH ANGELA GAFFEY Borah, Social Work If I could MVC tinu- in a bottle, if dreams could make wishes come true KARIN FOSTER Karin, Law Be a life long or short, its completeness (Icpenihi on what it is lived for WILLIAM FRANCIS Billy, Doctor I have a pim 1 of you hidden deep inside. Hidden in ;i place where I can always find and I ' ll never forget you, and I hi |H- you ' ll rrmi ' mluT me. For deep inside my heart you ' ll always lie. PETER EUGENE GALLAGHER Peter, S| orling Goods Salesman Success is never final Failure is never fatal It ta courage that counts 52 MICHAEL GALLUP Michael, Everything Man is the Hunter, and womon is his game, SUSAN GARDNER Sue, Business Music D« not follow when ' the path may lead Go, Instead, w here there is no path and leave a trail BYRON PAUL GILBERT Byron, Accoun- tant Many (treat ideas have licen lost lieeause the people who had them eouldn ' l stand lieing laughed at MICHAEL GALVIN Michael They fan lieeauso they think they fan. She said I ' m cute! ELIZABETH GARDNER Beth A sunny day is all I need TIMOTHY GAUDREAU Tim A solemn man am 1. STEPHANIE GILL Stephanie, Veterinary Assistant Truth and Knowledge are there for those that seek them. 53 MARIA FILOMENA GOMES NATALIA GONSALVES Nicky, Arts and Theatres Wanting, nettling someday; somewhere I ' ll fiml the hunl stuff liOVc. Slay put clasi of 79 CHRISTOPHER GUY ETTE Ambition is the key tn smvrss. ROBERT MICHAEL GRACIA Michael, Bus- iness Management Kindness to others is the only rent we pay for our room here on earth. PAULHAMACHER Life is hut a giant stage for w hich man must act out his role to its fullest. ANDREW JAMES GRAHAM Drew, Engi- neer When we cannot act as we wish, we must act as we can. KENNETH GRANT Kenny What a work of art is man JOHN HAMROCK Kindness is a human trait 54 KIMHANAFIN Kymie, Advertising Let the good times roll. KATHLEEN NORA HARTNETT Kathy If we are strong our strength will speak for itself. If we are weak, words will be no help. DOROTHY HEILER Dot, Teacher Social Worker Take your time, think a lot, why think of everything you ' ve got for you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not. PAULHARTWELL Paul Fire burns deep from within the soul of the man caught up in his dreams. WENDY HAYWARD Wendy California sunlight, sweet Calcutta rain, Honolulu starbright, the song remains the same. 55 MARK HEMMERT Mark, Hohbit I ilnn ' i like in commit myself aiiout heaven or hell. You see, I have friends in ! ih places. MICHAEL HINEY Mike I stood silent, listening to the waves thunder (in some distant ANITA HONKANEN Nites. Marine Biology Perfection is fur the liinls. I wish I could fly. DAVID LINCOLN HERMANCE Dave, Rich Entertainer To err is human To forgive divine? I ' d rather have revenge. CHRISTINE ANN HOBAN Christine, Medi- cal Technologist I got your picture in my wallet, some pictures in my mind, a pocket full of memories, I ' ll never leave lx.-hind. DANIEL PATRICK HIGGINS Danny Between the optimist and pessimist the difference is droll, the optimist sees the doughnut, the pessimist the hole. i COLETTE MARIE HOLMES Colette, Actress, Executive Secretary God, grant me the serenity to accept the things 1 cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. RICHARD HOPKINS Rick The leaves turn green in the spring of our lives GEORGIA HORNE Georgia Sour gra|ies make good wine. 56 THOMAS ANTHONY HURLEY Tom, Bank Robber The best of sport is to do your deed and say nothing. MAUREEN JAMES Maureen, Accountant There is nothing worth winning but the love and laughter of friends. JEFFJORDON Jeff Life is myth where man is legend. DOUGLAS A. HYLAND Doug, Business Administration All I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by. RICHARD PAUL JENKINS Wally I couldn ' t think of one. CAROLINE KANE Erma, Early Childhood Ed. Those W.R. weekends were great, thanks to my K.C. Sean and Frekky. The S.B.B. ' s were too! Blueberry muffins at So. sta- tion. Myron is 1. The synagog. Ha Ha Sara smile, July ' 76. Hi there SasQuactch. It ' s been real. LYNN IACONELLI Lynn What appears to be the end is sometimes a new beginning. KELLY JOHNSON Kelly Our lives are shaped by those who leave us and by those who refuse to leave us. KIM MARIE KARLBERG Kim, Legal Sec- retary If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. 57 Prof. Bruce Cowan on ' How to Beat the System. ' JOSEPH T. KEATING Joe Will I live tomorrow? Well, I just can ' t say Bui I know for sure I don ' t live today Jimi Hrndrix JAMES EDWARD KEHOE Jimmy, Enpi- DAVID KEIRAN David WILLIAM KELLEDY Bill n( t vr Is it not strange that desire should so many years outline per- Today is the tomorrow we ' ve been waiting for Darwinian man. though well behaved, at heal, is Mil) a monkey formance? shaved 58 JAMES M.KELLEHER Jim, Medical Doctor SHARON LYNNE KENDRICK Sharon, CHERIE LYNN KENERSON Cherie, Busi- or Biologist Executive Secretary ness Management Everyone has moments when he can hear musie in the stars Walk (in with ho|ie in your heart and you will never walk alone. All the seeds of all the todays, are all the flowers of tomorrow, and everything is clear, and other moments when he is com- pletely deaf and nothing makes any sense at all. DAVID KESSINGER David Oh you screwy rabbit. ' SNuns learned arc like lind us liurnctl. 59 MICHAEL R.KIMMELMAN Mike THOMAS KINDY Tom MARY CATHERINE KING Mary There arc two paths you can go by, but in the long run there ' s I am both sunshine and shadows. Happiness consists of the love and the good times you share still time to change thi road you ' r — with true friends. JUDITH A. LaFLUER Judy, Computer Pro- Lady in disguise, grammer To thy own self be true. Get your hand off my shoulder, kid! THOMAS LAHAGE Tom It ' s all worth while when it ends with a smile. BARBARA JOAN LAMBERT Barb From quiet homes and first beginnings, out to the undiscov- ered ends, there ' s nothing worth the wear of winning, but laughter and the love of friends. CHRISTINE LANGLEY People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. DAVID LARKIN Dave To see what everyone else has seen, to think what no one else has thought. COLIN KRAHL LARSON Bubba, Medicine Funny isn ' t it. I was always lucky at cards. DOUGLES LAUGHLIN Doug After the rain the rainbow. MICHAEL ALLEN LEACH Leachy, Busi- ness Administration Winning is everything. And I must be able to win or life is but a failure. 61 JOHN J. LEARY III Jack, Systems Analyst Men of genius do not excel in a profession hecauau Ihcy labor in it, Imt lalMir in it because they excel. TRACY LEE Legs, Physical Education Tii achieve all that is possible we must attempt the impossible To l e as much as we can be we must ilrcam of lieinp more. TARA JO LENAHAN Tara, Stewardess Rememltering you ' re happiest times from the past. Magically makes all those happy times last. JULIE MARIE LENNON Julie, C.P.A. Keel deeply, enjoy simply, think freely, take risks, welcome love Be who you really are. LAURIE LETHAM Laurie, Social Work Like an echo down a canyon, never coming hack as clear. Irately I just judge the distance, not the words I hear. MARCIA JOAN LIND Moo, Fashion Mer- chandising I ' m gonna walk before they make me run. 62 WILLIAM JOHN LOPES Billy Success comes In those who can 0CC|it rt-s|K nsihilit.ifs and remain free. CHARLES R. LUTZ JR. Chuck, Nuclear Physics Knowledge is an important part of our lift 1 , for il is through this that we obtain wisdom. NNE FRANCES MAGNER Annie Yw days replace yesterdays. It ' s well to hear in mind that old ' ays erase. Nothing stays the same in time! RITA LOPES Rita We cannot discover new oceans unless we have the courage to lose sight of the shore. ANTHONY MacALEAR The music of life is a tune best sung in harmony. ANDREA ANTONIA MANTINEO S.H., Child Psychologist Live life to its fullest and keep your memories dear, For time will never be relived. And moments never forgotten. CHARLES LOWMAN Chuck, Business You only get out of life what you put into it. HOLLY MAGINNIS Holly The world is such that what may appear to be an ending is only a new beginning. ANDREW CARL MARHOFFER Andy It ' s better to fail at something, than to succeed at nothing. 63 JAMES MATHER Jim A wise man loses nothing, if he but save himself. PATRICIA ELLEN McARDLE Patti, Spe- cial Education For yesterday is but a dream, and tomo rrow is only a vision, but todav makes vpsterdav a Hrpam of n ' .Tw.m,.,. and pvprv tonKM row a v ision of hope. ELLEN McCARTY L Even if you are on the right track, you ' ll get run over if you just sit there. I ' m so confused. KATHLEEN McCARTHY Kathy, Business Memories are like friends for they take you to places you never thought you ' d be again. ELLEN SHERRY McARDLE El, Physical Therapy What sunshine is to nature smiles are to humanity. CAROLYN McBRIEN Carolyn Life is a stroll along the beach. LORRAINE McCULLOCH Lome Softly she speaks and sweetly she smiles. 64 JEFFREY McCUSKER Jeff It ' s a wise man who questions himself but a fool who questions others. JOSEPH McGILVRAY Jay An imaginative mind can get you anywhere. MICHAEL McKITTRICK Mike Books and friends should be few and good. :: 7 •, ' £« MATTHEW McDONNELL Matt, Bounty Hunter Live every day as if it ' s your last, and someday you ' ll be right. Her Wind Song stays on my mind. JAMES McGILL Jim Everyone is the son of his own works. DONNA MARIE McINNIS Donna It is the gentle nature of every human heart to reach out for something beautiful. DANIEL McLELLAN Dan, Broadcasting Knowledge, love and power equals man; there is the complete life. 65 ' 17 ' A J MM SCOTT MCMORROW Scott Even ' man has his faults. JOYMELLO Joy Before us is an open door. CARLA MEIJERS Carla, Languages There is no feeling that docs not find relief in music. God bless everyone. EDWARD H. MIESSNER Ed, Architect Nothing is so firmly believed as what we least know. JENNIFER MILLER Jennifer When you have nothing to say say nothing al all JOHN MILLS Mel, Millionaire If you like it, do it If you love it, do it twice. LYNNE ANN MITCHENER Lynne, Fores- try Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happi- ness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. 66 MARYANNE MODESTINO Mary, Journal- WILLIAM MODESTINO Scoop, Sports- SUSAN MONAHAN Sue, Nun jg writer The laughs we have make everything worthwhile. Lately, I just judge the distance, not the words 1 hear. And when the youngest child today has grown to the cares of manhood, our | osition in the world will be determined first of all by the provisions we make today. CYNTHIA MARY MONTEIRO Cindy, Psy- Hard to believe, but I ' m asleep. Time is too slow for those who want, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who cry, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love, time is eternity. KEVIN CHARLES MORILL Evell, Distrib- ROBERT CARLETON MORILL Bob, Music DAVID MORRISON lutor of Nike Footwear Performance Bcnol 1 lhu lurtlc ' He makes progress only when he sticks his He never fails to have his jest although his jokes are not the 14357 ncck out best. 67 SANDRA L. MORRISON Sandy, Airlines Reservations By touching others, you renew your own dreams and celebrate living. ROBERTA JEEN MULLIN Roberta, Execu- tive Smile w hen you can cry when you have to be who you must. It ' s a part of the plan. PATRICIA ANN MURPHY Patty, Legal Secretary Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to GERARD C.MOYLAN Jerry, PAMELA MOYLAN Pam, Time is the most awesome force on earth, you can ' t stop it, it For long you ' ll live and high you fly, and smiles you ' ll give and just keeps moving forward. tears you ' ll cry, and all you see is all your life will ever be. DAVID MURPHY Murph, Mechanical Tech- MICHAEL MURPHY Mike, nician When you have nothing to say, say nothing Don ' t limit yourself; expand upon every interest. SEAN MURPHY Murph, Business Manage- JUDITH ANN MARIE MURRAY Lucifer, ment Used Soul Dealer Great floods have flown from little sources. If you meet me again have some courtesy, have some sympathy and some taste: politeness or I ' ll lay your soul to waste. 68 SUSAN BARBARA BARSTOW Barst, Music Even now, when I have come so far, I wonder where you are. Even Now CAROLINE PATRICIA CROOKER Line, Broadcasting The very substance of the ambitious is merely the shadow of a dream. DAVID WAYNE HUGHES Dave, Veteri- nary Experience is the hardest teacher; she tests first and teaches after. FRED MORRISON Fred Thought is deeper than all speech. JACQUELINE LEAVIT Jackie, Nurse Find the cost of Freedom. ARNALDO MOREIRA Arnaldo, Doctor There is a friend everywhere you go. KATHLEEN ANN MURRAY Kathy, Writer and the words been passed; this is our last chance. MAX MURRAY Papa Shunnn, VW Sales Representative ROBERT MURRAY It ' s nice to be important, but it ' s more important to ! e nice. E Pluribus baked beans 69 Natural or unnatural curl? You decide. PAULA J. NEELON Paula, Outreach Social Worker Awail your arrival, it ' s simple survival, one (lay we ' ll all under- stand. THEA MARIE NICHOLS Thea, Medicine JANEMARIE NIVEN Jane, Pediatrics CHERYL NOBLE Cheryl, Dental Hygienist Keep your face in the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow No one knows w hat he can do till he tries. Take it calmly and serene; it ' s the famous scene. CHRISTINE ANN O ' BRIEN Minnie, Social Work Come along and sing a song and join our Jamboree, M-i-n-n-i-e M-o-u-s-e. LAURIE L. O ' DONAGHUE O.D., Astronaut For long you live and high you fly and smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. DOUGLAS J. OLSON Doug, Solar Energy It is not as important to be serious, as it is to be serious about the important. KATHERINE ELAINE O ' BRIEN Kate, Pre-Med If only all hands that could reach could touch. MAUREEN E. O ' BRIEN Maureen, Unde- cided For long you live and high you fly and smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. This Student Advisory Board is so demanding — I ' m always needed to make decisions! 71 OKI ORE ORR Deo, Den Mother Let the ilisi|i|K)intnu nts pass, 1 1 Iht- laughter fill you tflass. Let your illusions Jasi unlil they shatter Whatever you mi hx ho|n ' to find, among the thoughts that crowd your mind, there won ' t Ik- many that ever really matter. JEFFREY PETERSEN Jeff Life is like- ;i liurninn Imwl, soon it will In- heat, ANDERS OTTASON Andy, Engineering Live each day as your last. You may never have another tomor- row. magic | eople in this ordinary place. MICHAEL PETERS Mike, President Driving clown the road m memories pass by. EDWARD H. PETIT Ed, Economics If it weren ' t for the valleys, there would be no mountains. ROBERT GRAY Bobpa I think the school ' s breakfast affected my tummy. 72 BRIAN POOLE Brian, Engineer GREGORY MICHAEL POPE Greg, Engi- ROBIN MARIE POPLAWOSKI Robin I ' m on my way to bigger and better things. neering s n0 - now mucn we have but how much we enjoy that makes Smart is when you believe only half of what you hear. Brilliant happiness, is when you know which half to believe. TERRANCE JAMES CHRISTOPHER POW LINCOLN FREDERICK PRATSON Lin- JENNIFER PRICE Jen Terry, Millionaire coin. Artist What 1 hari 1 g ave : Whal 1 ave 1 lost forever. If you want to get to heaven you have to raise a little hell. A bird can fly because he takes himself lightly. 73 CAROL PRITZKER Carol I am now on my way to encounter the goals I have not yet achieved. WENDY PUMMELL Wendy, Hotel and Res- taurant Manager The happiness of life is made of minute freedoms — the little, soon forgotten charities of a kiss or smile, a kind of look, a heartfelt compliment, and the countless infinitesimals of pleas- urable and genial feeling. JAMES H. RAFUSE Jay, Journalism Life is but a dream hoping to clear the fence. CYNTHIA ANNE RATHBUN Hambone, Nursing KATE REIDY Kate I ' ve played the games. I ' ve fought the fight. JAMES RATTO Jim Out of Here!!! Remember ... it all. JOHN REARDON John, Priesthood You have been told, o man. what is good, and what the Lord requires of you: only to do the right and to love goodness, and to walk humbly with your God. RICHARD W. REGAN Richard, Lawyer Marine Pilot No matter how tough it seems, someone else has it tougher. ROBIN CHRISTINE REILLY Feeb, Profes- sional Race Car Driver 73 To dream of the person you would like to be is to waste the per- son you are. 74 JANET RICH Janet JANINE LEE RICHARDS Janine, Law KIM RICHTER Bo, Journalism There are many sounds of enchanting memories, listen close. Happiness today, fond memories tomorrow. Life and experience is all part of experiencing living. CAROL RICKETTS Kizzie GERALDINE ROACH Geri, Business PETER ROBINSON Peter You make me smile, you make me sing, you make me feel good Administrator ' m on m y • ' • vou l 10 ' . I might get rich, I might get busted, alwut every thing. You bring me up when I ' ve been down; this There is nothing worth the wear of living but laughter and the only happens when you re around. | ovc Q f f r j en( j s 75 CATHLEEN RYAN Cathy, Physical l ncra- What do you mean, I don ' t do my own math FREDERICK CHRISTIAN RYAN Fred, pist homework? Business Wen ' Ihru a lot of changes, lurni ' il a l il of pages, when I took a For long you live and hiuh you fly But only if you ride the tide. Iioat Sunday . JAMES RYAN Jim, Law Enforcement RITA MARIE RYAN Rita, Physical Therapy JEFFREY JASON SABEAN Sabe, Space Without humor life would be miserable. It ' s not the days I ' ll remember, it ' s the mementos. Traveler There is only one thing more painful than learning from cx| c- rience and that ' s not learning from experience, 76 TIMOTHY SHEA Tim My final net fell down. JACK SHEDD Jack I have nothing to say. Purple haw all through my drain 77 JAMES P. SHEEHAN Jim, Business Admin- DOUGLAS SKILLMAN Skilly, Business CHRISTOPHER SMITH Chris, Birdwatcher istration Administration Smitty did it! Sorry, but that is the way I am . . I was like this in the begin- ning, and now, and ever shall be. Take me to your leader. STACIE SMITH Stacie The white flower of a blameless life. THOMAS MICHAEL SNOW Michael, Foot- MOIRA THERESE SOCCORSO Mo, Airlines JAMES KIRWON SMITH Elmo, Lawyer ball Player Onee you have lasted Flight you will walk the earth with your So much to say and so little space in which to say it I was shipwrecked before 1 even got aboard! e y« lurned P w d. for you h« v e been there and you long to return. 78 DIANE STAPLES Di, Superintendent LESLIE RACHEL STEFANI Pediatric VICTORIA L. STITT Vicky, Early Childhood Changes. Nurse Let anyone who quits striving for excellence move over for In every sunny day a little rain must fall. th who noL ICHAEL SUMMERS Mike, English DEBORAH ANN SWAN Debbie, Undeter- PHILIP C. SWEENEY Phil, Business Sales tudy hard and youH succeed. mined I l ' s not 1,1811 1 dislike work, but why take a chance A path well beaten is no proof that it is the right one. 79 She ' s a girl with a big heart. DEBRA J. SWIFT Swifty, Probation Officer A heart is not judged how much you love, hut by how much you an- lovcfl by others. MARCIA ANNE SWIFT S| onky. Radiologic KEVIN TALBOT Kevin MARIA TARANCON Maria Technician Reach for the stars ' For if they an ' beyond your grasp there ' s Aun poor i|uc el wismo mal san las pcraonas |uc tcniendo lai j Yesterday is hislon tomorrow is a mvslcrv still a chance you might catch the moon canacidad de Verio y compalirio, lo dejan (star. 80 JULIE ANN TRUESDELL Para-Legal Footprints in the sand of time are never made by sitting down. PETER RICHARD UNDERHILL Candles- tick Maker There is mischief in this man. ANN MARIE VANARIA Ann, Education or Speech Therapy I have saved a little sunshine in case you need a place away from the darkness. JEFFREY WANDERS Plain living and high thinking are no more. BRADFORD WARREN Brad, Business Just when I learned all life ' s answers, they changed the ques- tions. DEBORAH WEIR Debbie, Accountant On the road of experience; I ' m trying to find my own way; Sometimes I wish I could fly away; I ' m looking for space; And to find out who I am; I ' m looking to know and to understand. It ' s a sweet, sweet dream; Sometimes I ' m almost there; Some- times I fly like an eagle; Sometimes I ' m alone in despair EILEEN WEISSLINGER A lucky chance often decides the fate of mighty monarchs. How much is that doggie in the window? 82 I write the songs. STEPHEN WELCH Welch dog, Business The only time my education was interrupted was when I went to school. WILLIAM WHITE Bill On the stage of life the lights never dim. SONJA LYNN WICKLUND Sonja, Unde- cided Last night while we were fast asleep, the old year went away It can ' t come back again because a new one ' s come U stay. CHRISTOPHER BATES WILDER C.B., Theatrical Music Musical drama is the performance and improvisation of every- thing you do in life. I will | erform it! DONNA WILLIAMS Nothing is so firmly believed as what we least know. NANCY WILLIAMS Here we go, turn the page. SUSAN WILLIAMSON Willy We are free to go where we wish and to be what we are. ' 83 NANCY CHRISTINE WILSON Nance, Social Work What we learn with pleasure we never forget. LEE GAYLE WOLFE Lee And even when the song is over, where have I been — was it just a dream ' ' JULIE ANNE ZARELLA Jaz, Architect Finish each day and be done with it You have done what you could, some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can Tomorrow is a new day; you shall begin it well and serenely. KIKI ZERVAS Kiki, Secretary They are free who do not fear to go to the end of their thought. STEVEN WINTERSON I don ' t believe in falling in love at first sight, but I always take a second look. SUSAN MARY ZILONIS Sue, Commercial Art and Design When man begins to understand He will learn to love And when his love is understood There will be everlasting peace. 84 ELLEN MARIE BUTLER Ellen, Business A Friend is the first person who comes when the whole world has just gone out. JUDITH ANN GORDON Jude, Retailer, Buyer and Seller 1 want l i live. I want to (five. I ' ve been a miner for a Heart of Gold It ' s these expressions I never (rive that keeps me search- ing for a Heart ofGolll JAN M0RIARTY I ' m gonna rent myself a house in the shade of the freeway. MADALYN ANNE CALLIS Maddy, Occu- pational Therapist Laugh once a day because a day without sunshine is like night. THEODORE HOLLAND Weed MICHAEL MONAHAN Mike Success is failure turned inside out. JOHN DINGS Jackie Going skiing? r LI 1m ERIN McLEVEDGE Erin NSG, Fashion Merchandising JULIE MONARCH Julie Thought is deeper than all speech. LAURIE HUTCHINSON Laurie STEVEN MACALLISTER Steve, Sheet CAROL PRITZKER Carol, Respiratory Kas.v come and easy ko. Metal Therapist He came, he saw, he conquered. Don ' l £o to chanpin ' to try and please me. You never let me down before. I love you just the w ay you are. 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CAMERA QW JOWN ACEfl CAMERA QW CAMERA QW EDADAM CAMERA QW CAMERA QW MA KA ZQ CAMERA QW CAMERA QW BILL BOUDRjGT CAMERA QW CAMERA QW UQA CA M1QOAN0 CAMERA QW CAMERA QW JEFPPERRANTT CAMERA QW CAMERA QW RfflERJTGRAY CAMERA QW CAMERA QW M1CWEL UlNES CAMERA QW CAMERA QW MATQJONQQON CAMERA QW CAMERA QW ANGELA IAPAGUA CAMERA QW CAMERA QW ALAN BONNES CAMERA QW CAMERA QW CllLAMCfe iQ CAMERA QW CAMERA QW fRED MORJRIQON CAMERA QW CAMERA QW CLAIRE PAHERJQON CAMERA QW CAMERA QW RjCEERTQACCGN CAMERA QW CAMERA QW GRE QUtA CAMERA QW CAMERA QW RUSTY QUART CAMERA QW CAMERA QW RELJAUWUQ CAMERA QW ' ' SENIORS OF DISTINCTION h t it,,. o oo Dear Diary. January 1977 One and a half down, two lo go It was a dull and boring year until homecoming came around, then it was fantastic 1 Our float came in second place, with our theme being We ' ve got the spirit, so they don ' t have a ghost of a chance. Obviously, it took place around the time of Halloween We won the hall deco- rating contest, our theme was Sailors are dynamite ' We also won the spirit links, blue and white day and costume day Our class definitely has Sailor spirit ' In the spring, our sophomore class is going to have a boat trip, and I can ' t wait to go ' We had a blast earn- ing the money We got to gift wrap at the Hanover Mall and soon we are planning a car wash in cole parkway Well, my history homework is piling up, I ' ve only got mmm. 437 more pages to read Gotta go ' P S It may be hard to believe, but I still don ' t know my way completely around the school, I can ' t seem to find Lecture Hall B. . . © 0 We, the senior class, being of sound mind and body, make our Last Will and Testament. We hereby leave . . . John Paul Kulevich — Rookie of the Year award. Robert Collins — sugar and spice and everything nice. Paul Svensen — the Emotional Coach of the Year award. William Anzivino — cloned. Vincent Gilarde — a toga with the world ' s largest hem. Frank Adams — the Buck Henry award. Katie Ahearn — sitting in her invisible rocking chair. Rickie Barnard — falling for a line like I don t feel well. Becky Bartlett — being constantly quoted by the school. Rhonda Beaty — antiques from the Spanish Armada. Kathy Becker — hugs, kisses, and 398 less to worry about. Joseph Benoit — a Creative Writing class full of plagiarists. Chris Berman — building a better mousetrap. Ann Bersani — PERFECT Maryann Blair — taking her sister, Linda, to church. Rick Bonanno — the name of the engine block culprit. Beulah Brown — directing yet another play! Matt Brown — evaluated. Tom Burnell — an anatomy lesson with Cheryl Tiegs. Carol Burns — an open bottle of Butyric Acid. Mario Catinella — an English accent. Steve Cedrone — as head cheerleader for the Math Team. Steve Certa — wishing he had waited a year longer. Greg Chiasson — the First French Canadian exchange student who can play hockey and speak German fluently. George Chiros — frog-a-jump-a Mike Clancy — a Brownie Delight from Bergson ' s. Peter Comrack — a new GMC for C C. Diane Congdon — a golden thimble. Deke Conklin — sailing off into the sunset. Bob Corbin — an all-expense-paid trip to the White House. Frank Costa — a classroom of stuffed koalas. Jerry Crowley — a stoic baseball team. Richie Dwyer — searching for the school code number. Howie Epstein — a ' 57 Chevy with a little dog in the back with a head that bobs. Jose Evora — an English-Sanskrit, Sanskrit-English Dictionary. Peg Farrell — burning water. Les Faulkner — a tuna fishing rod. Anne Fenn — endlessly demanding time sheets. Mary Fidler — a Stradvar (original — not a copy). Jed Fitzgerald — as ambassador to China. John Flynn — battling for perfect A.V. equipment. Ellen Foley — orchestra seats to Beatlemania. Joe Forina — reported to the wife-beating prevention society. Dot Forrest — How to write A ' s and B ' s. ' Kathy Fortin — her own play dough factory. Kathy Frazee — banning Snoopy and mushrooms from the art room. Linda Gambell — more space. Peter T. Gibson — hoping to get the tests returned (and corrected) on time! Sue Gilmore — a gift certificate to Talbots. Frank Guistra — a new 4-H club chapter. Alice Gonsalves — an Animal House in West Bridgewater. Dennis Grady — a new Career Education Center. Carol Harrington — her own assigned dressing room. Dave Hartnett — the complete baseball player. Bill Hayes — starring in the musical version of Close Encounters. Dave Hazell — looking for a few Good Men. Don Hermance — the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. John Hickev — a complete set of Shakespeare ' s works. Debbie Hilfiger — an electric pen. Bob Jackman — watching his door on May 18th. P. J. Johnson — teaching coed gym and watching the back fields in motion. Vinnie Joyal — students with 800 boards. Joe Kelley — looking peculiar . Ed Kelly — as Scituate High ' s original Y.E.S. man. Ralph Kidder — a new pair of glasses that don ' t look like earrings. Leo King — a 500,000,000 yen gift certificate for Beni-Hana. Chet Komarin — leading the largest protest rally. Jack Leonard — a perm. John Leone — walking into the Packy with a bagful of pennies. Christine Liva — some AFS exchange students From the Soviet Union. Larry Lundin — a real live Porsche (made by Matchbox). Bill Parker — a summer with Grizzly Adams. Mike Parkinson — an all-freshman drill team. Chet Perkins — buried up to his neck in a sandtrap. Charlene Petrizzi — accidentally locked in the elevator. Phil Pisano — TAFFy. Jane Podolski — a life-time supply of Jean Nate. Molly Reddy — a Mr. Coffee machine. Dexter Robinson — replaced by a computer. Nancy Roderigues — six feet tall. Marilyn Rogers — alone — for the first time in four years. Tom Ryan — as a member of the FBI (searching for grammatical errors). Karen Samuelson — the Mr. Kotter award. (Welcome Back!) Lora Schoenbucher — The Cat in the Hat! Jack Sheehan — Hugs, kisses, and an emmy performance as Father Knows Best. Ben Silva — A bilingual basketball team. Joe Strazdes — A casting role in the remake of The Adams Family. Bob Stuart — a lifetime supply of phempto-bismals to feed to Murry and Ferndock while patrolling the galaxy. Jim Sullivan — Chaperoning Sue at the school dances. Margi Tondorf — Candy apples that don ' t stick. Bill Webber — A winning girls ' soccer team. Ed Willwerth — And his telephone number. Kathy Womersly — An Egyptian Cheerleading Squad — the kind that can build pyramids. Nancy Manchester — bionic fingers. Ed Marks — Harpo and Chico. Bill Mattern — having a wonderful day in his neighborhood. Bea Coleman — Class of ' 79 ' s Sweet Aunt Bea. Marie Doyle — Swimming in fishermen sweaters. Jack Maynard — In France, when he should be in Spain. Carol Ryan — Waiting for Godot. VVV V %■ §T% v Q. V V 5fc % 6, 4f 4 94 100 i on about the quality of instruction and course work you have experienced. To provide helpful information to the teacher, these questions will require careful consideration. Please evaluate the teacher only on the basis of your experience in this class. Please indicate only one answer per question on the answer sheet. Always Often Seldom Never Does Not Apply 1 2 3 4 5 10] li; 12) 13 14 15 16 17 1 Is the teacher ' s presentation of material organized? Is the teacher willing to help students who have difficulty? Are the laboratory experiments interesting? Do the test adequately sample the important material in the course? Does the teacher teach at a pace which is too fast? Does the teacher tearen at a pace which is too slow? Is the teacher knowledgeable about the subject matter? Does the teacher make constructive use of class time? Does the teacher effectively use methods and materials other than textbooks to present the course (e.g. visual aids, field trips, filmstrin eti Does the teacher stress important ideas and concepts? Does the teacher maintain adequate class control while keeping the classroom a pleasant place in which to work? Does the teacher encourage communication between himself herself and the students during class? Are the volume, tone, enunciation, and rate of this teacher ' s speech adequate for teaching? Is his her vocabulary 1) over your head 2) satisfactory 3) too simple? Is discipline overemphasized during classM Is there an orderly climate for learning? J Does the teacher provide understandable explanations of what you don ' t understand? u think that this teacher is able to sense when the class doesn ' t understand somethia This year, the student council recognized the need for many changes. One of these was the need to reinstitute Teacher Evaluation. The teacher evaluation program is an evaluation of the faculty by the students on a voluntary basis. After much time and effort, a special committee, comprised of students, produced a standard questionnaire which they believed to be more comprehensive. It was then put to the Student Council, where an overwhelming major- ity accepted it. Then came the real test — it was put to the faculty. Despite several objections to certain questions and their wording, the questionnaire was again accepted. A good turnout was expected and received. The teachers were evaluated, and the results processed in the computer terminal above the library. Thanks to many hands to run the program, the results were rushed off to the appropriate teachers. Due to the immense success of the project, many other teachers have requested evaluations, and it is believed that many more will follow suit in the future. The Student Council has deemed this project as one of the most successful attempts at Teacher Evaluation. V 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 idings of papers, tests and quizzes Do:s the teacher return tests in a reasonable period of Does the teacher have personal peculiarities that interfere with his effectiveness? Is the class interesting? Is the teacher willing to admit an error? Does he she give honest constructive criticism about your work? Is he she thoughtful and considerate when you make a mistake? Does the teacher make you feel that your contributions are important and meaningful? Does the teacher stimulate your interest and involvement in the course? Is the teacher respected by you? Is the understanding and or patient? Does he she humiliate you or others in class? Is the subject meaningful and or useful? Would you take a course with this teacher again? Do you find the course challenging? What is your present grade average in this class? circle 1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) E SfRL£GOLF 3 i Coach Carol Burns, Kathy Hanlon, Sue Cook, Carol Levanchy, Marylou Pitts, Ruthie O ' Brian, Karen Pitts, Maryellen Mooney, Connie Atherton, Vickie Kerri pan, Debbie Weir, Coach Tiger Lyons, Suzette Chip Macdonald (missing). Definitely NOT a Posturpedic morning. Look what charm school can do for you. 1 16 This cane is much easier than my crutches. I hope nolxxly notices I ' m putting on the fair way. Mark Gallager, Paul Berlo, David Kessinger, Chris Silva, Nick Riberro, Jim Watt, Billy Fenton, John Gardinear, Chris Flanigan, Jerry Gerbis, Warren Morri- son, Chris Kahl, Paul Kent, Barry Joseph, Tom Hall, Frank Gaziano, Dan Kelly, Mark Lukacik, Rick Roach, Dennis Keyes, Ed Nagel, Paul Johnson, Marc Connelly, Jammy Miller, Tom Fahey, Chuck Gaziano, Chris Healy, Brian Connelly, Donald Napp, Paul Hartweli (manager), Coach Paul Johnson, Richard Regan, Richard Jenkins, Brad Warren, .Mike Snow, John Dohorety, Mike Leach, Milce Gracia, Kevin Talbot, David Delgrosso, Paul Hamacher, John Allen, Ed Petite, Jim Smith, Tom McCarthy, Coach John Leone. r | B| U™.M. FOOTBALL 3 This is no time to be dancing. PIG PILE!!! If you dare pull this ball away — you ' ll get my foot in your face. T GfRIC SOCCER Lisa Nappa, Debbie Crafts, Joanne Kinsella, Laurie McCulloch, Anne McGoortie, Julie Trueadel, Karen Pitts, Dana Ried, Linda Caigen, Beth Heffernan, Kelly Graham, Maryellen Lennon, Cindy Gadreau, Mary Ried, Sharon Truesdel, Cathy Cook, Ellen McAlear, Debbie Sillcocks, Kathy 0 Hara, Jean Peschier, Beth Worton, Suzannah Rankin, Caroline Dunbar, Sarah Twine, Kelley Martin, Jackie Johnson, Patty Smith, Susan Forde, Laurie Hynes, Suzanne Delbeau, Maura Barbary, Noreen Connelly, Anne Doyle, Joan Clohesly, Gretchen Houghton, Shiela Hartnett, Denise Power, Maureen Colbert, Maureen Liberty, Kerry Cook, Sara Turner, Kathy May, Stephane Williams, Coach Billy Webber. 120 Hey gang — wait for me! Don ' t take it out on the ball! I Jeff Sabien, Tom Kohl, Mike Cole, Phil Sweeny, Ito Veiga, Bonafacio Gomes, Mark Fassnacht, Paul Blanchard, Timmy Shea, Andy Ottosson, Doug Laughlin, [Coach Conklin, Fidelio Rodrigues, Greg Pope, Kevin Savage, Paul Kamoski, Jeff Turner, Mike Scarpino, John Martin, Mark Kenney, John Goddard, Relja [Uvalic, Jim Kehoe, Billy Lopes. : Lois Brennen, Jean McArdle (manager), Mr. Hoss, Moira Duffy, Peggy Hall, Fran Gracia, Jane Donovan, Sonja Wickland, Ann Gillies, Debbie Sullivan III The Wild Bunch 1 22 They ' re rounding the clubhouse turn and it ' s Duffey by three lengths! Maybe next year I ' ll make the lver-Lake yearbook?! Eric Strode, Peter Debrusk, Coach Perkins, Eric Ahola, Mike Keveny, P. Hemelrick, Charlie Forsgard, Chris Ramsdan, Dave Cudmore, Billy Fallon, Jackie Dings, Tom Carroll, Bill Corbo, Paul Brigham r 3 f ■ l Coach Hillficker, Carol Marshall, Carol Kinsella, Trisha MacNeil, Georgia Home, Tracy Lee, Mary Bishop, Patricia Flarhety, Paula Durkin, Amy Croke, Mary McGrath, Marcia Burke, Patty Duggan, Wendy Hayward, Sue Monahan, Erin McLeverage, Carol Durkin, Kelly Johnson, Laura Feline It ' s a bird, it ' s a plane, it ' s Superman! I 11 1 ' !!!! 1 . Hill!! M KS IIWH5 I!!!!! It!!!! ' .! 111!!!! 1 I ••■! IIHII5 mm ! ■ ■urn iiiiillllllliS illllll5?i 1 1 mil ' Burp! Is that Greg Pope or Carol Durkin! If the guys see me I ' m dead! Swing and a miss, strike one! C ' mon everyone, we ' ll teach you to bump. The magic ball goes round and round . . . Coach Nancy O ' Neil, Paula Durkin, Mary Garhety, Tracy Harrington, Linda Gunnery, Tracy Lee, Stephane Williams, Trisha MacNeil, Carol Kinsella, Laura Feline, Sue Monahan, Carol Durkin, Amy Croke. T BOVS BASKETBALL David Patterson, Tom Hall, Chris Flanigan, Tim Farell, Billy Lopes, Jim Smith, John Dorehty, Mike Gratia, Mark Gallager, Warren Morrison, Tommy Killalay, Paul Conroy, Kemmy Grant, Paul Berlo, David Kessinger Do you believe the man can fly 9 The Cadillac walk Kermit Washington all over again. SYjUN4SrtC£ 3 The girl can fly!!! Butler on the Beam!!! The girl that bends over backwards for her team!!! Afraid of heights??? Dana Reid, Sue Smith, Chris Maginnis, Joanne Kinsella, Jenny Price, Jane Kinsella, Sharon Truesdell, Lisa Fuller, Ellen Butler, Coach Rob, Mugsie Sharp, Debbie Burell, Gretchen Ludlow, Marilyn Curtis, Debbie Sullivan, Nancy Killilea, Sue Cole, Sue Brisson, Kerry Johnson, Coach Keafe. r 3 John Allen, Greg Gator, Billy Fenton, Harold Messias, Paul Hamacher, John Hobart, Coach Conklin, Jay Kettera, Mark Hemmert, Tim Caldwell, Ed Nagle, Dan Frost, Andy Gram. 3 Coach Chassion, Wayne Cox, Peter Camerlingo, Kevin Murphy, Butch Sheehan, Rich Wilson, Charlie Hoar, Dave Damrell, Coach McKeaver, Jeff Damrell, Jerry Gerbis, Al Ragge, Mike O ' Brien, Mike Monaco, Sean Flarhety, Bobby Shannon, D. Parker, Scott Richards, Danny Higgins, Brad Warren, David Delg- rosso, Andy Marhof fer, Mike Galvin, Doug Olsen, Steve Breen, Jack Shedd, Doug Boudette, Jim McGill INDOOB TR4Cfc 3 km. M r t . it I I, -4 F«n,n pI? i ' i T I ?■ M0 £ DU o ffy Jim David Gluck ' Bob C ,nne11 ' Jamie Miller - Dave Ward, Andy Ottoson, Mark Higgins, Mark Bates, Bill K ' wi t n« Meg , E « C r0de Suzanne Horto . Lursch, Coach Rinella, Lois Brennan, John Belanger, Steve Johnson, Bill Carbo, Mike U ) ne, lorn Cole, Tom Duffy, Jim Duffy, Mary McGrath, Fran Gracia, Ernie Kuo, John Ralston, Paul Blanchard, Dave Cudmore, Tom Carroll, John Terrel 128 r This season is gonna cost a lot. I gotta get me one of these bats for football. Kevin Talbot, Don Roach, Mike Leach, Jim Smith, Mike Gracia, Peter Gallager, Coach John Leone, David Satchatella, Mark Croke, James Jenkins, Chris Pat- sos, Don Mozgrove Richard Conroy, John Levanchy. 30 Coach Ralph Kidder, Doug Morrison, Kevin Morrill, Andy Mott, Jerry Sypeck, Ray Bearce, Jeff Turner, Mike Mehrman, Andy Berglund, Alan McClary, Glen Curtis, Chris Home, Peter Haugstad, John Brocklebank, Steve Burns, Steve Wade, Paul Ryan, Coach Williams. Coach Mary Bauer, Ellen Devlin, Diane Patsos, LizGracia, Katie O ' Brien, Donna Silvera, Paula Durkin, Wendy Hay ward, Beverly Hayden, Patty Bishop, Amy Fairclough, Cindy Boulich, Carol Durkin, (missing Nancy Talcott). Assistant Coach Perkins, B. Smith, S. Peschier, S. Delbou, L. Fournier, V. King, M. James, B. Mitchell, J. Kamoski, B. Petit, S. Horton, T. Lenahan, C. Crooker, S. Brisson, L. Wolfe, J. Lersch, M. Geraghty, A. Flynn, M. Duffey, J. Cerillo, J. Conners, Coach Hoss, M. Carroll, L. Blackwell, A. Doyle, M. McCallum, J. McArdle, S. Cole, J. Miller, S. Wickland, L. Keiran, K. Johnson, S. Hartnett, J. Truesdell, S. Benjaminson, M. McGrath, A. Croke, Assistant Coach Rooney, C. Marshall, C. Maginnis, M. Burke, S. Truesdell, K. Lersch (capt.), A. Gilbert (capt.), S. Reid (capt.), S. Monahan, D. Swift, M. Panet-Raymond, J. Monarch, M. Curtis. 1 34 I wish I had remembered the parachute. BOYCTRACfc 3 Forget the race, where ' s the party tonight? Gonna fly now . I know he can jump longer than two feet! Gozzelle goes into the stretch of the race!! Tom Kennedy, Jim Rato, Mark Ramstan, David Cudmore, Paul Blanchard, Paul Downs, Steve Carroll, Jim Duffey, Gerald Duffev, Tom Carroll, Chuck Garzi- ano, Brian Pipes, Steve McDermott, Paul Gramm, Jimmy Sheehan, Donnell Tilliage, Tom Hall, Bob Garnety, Chris Silva, Jammy Miller, Martian Curry, Harry Jo Hanson, Al Ragge, Greg Kelly, Ted Coyle, Billy Good, Pat Meegan, Coach Jim Von Hue, John Hallin, Eric Ahola, Frank Garziano, Steve Nelson, Mark Bates, Simon Hillman, Harold Messias, Larry Basler, Chris Horan, Brian Liddington, David Gluck, John Cote, Jim Kennedy, Mike Coyne, Coach Jim Rinella, Mike McKittrick, Billy Fallon, Steve Donavan, Greg Loonan, Ed Petit, Doug Levitt, Joe Garziano, Paul Bilbo, Joe Linsey. CWE6Rl€4D6R£ 3 FOOTBALL THE TEAM 8 Today Scituate, tomorrow Dallas. 3 n The Cheerleaders Rated X 136 Alright, party at the Pits. I ' m a little teapot, short and stout, this is my handle and this is my spout. BASKETBALL 3 r Li Please don ' t boo us. You will believe a woman can fly. Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Front Row from L to R: V. Kerrigan, T. Sullivan, mascot, C. Navin, D. Heiler, Back Row, L to R: C. Rauch, M. McElroy, B. Jenkins, M. Bul- man, J. King, C. Heiler. r 3 T CHANTERELLES T CWJCEtLOR£ f i II V I 1 1 J ! 1 4 T $ t 3 139 JUNIOR Lt : QoMy OVomu, PmiAfydr, Us. RaMy, fldvim Cue Doyfo, OxMhwy; U u Osgood, 142 i CREDITS Suzette Felicity MacDonald 634 Country Way H.R. Rep. l Class Vice Pres. 2 Class Pres. 3,4 Student Council 1,2, 3,4 Plays 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2 W hate vers 2 National Honor Society Harvard Book Award Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Jr. Variety Show and Set Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 4 (Co-Editor) Golf 2,3,4 Drama Club 2 (Pub. Comm.) Coldbrook 2 Boosters Club 4 Margaret RoseCilento 14 Metacomett Road H.R. Rep. 1,2 Jr. Variety Show Prom Committee 3 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Class Vice-Pres.3,4 Community Service 4 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys Varsity Basketball Statistician 3, 4 Student Council 4 Senior Boosters Club 4 Tracy Margaret Hall 111 Clapp Road Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Regional Advisory Council 3,4 Golf 1 Gymnastics 1 Sr. Boosters Club 4 Yearbook 4 MathClub4 National Honor Society Checrleading 2, 4 H.R. Rep. 1,2 Stage Band 3, 4 Drama 4 Jr. Variety Show Mary Louise Keefe 36 Vernon Road Class Treasurer 1, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Basketball 1, 2 Golf 1 National Honor Society Jr. Variety Show Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 H.R. Rep. 1,2 Float Committee 1,2, 3,4 Doug Al ell 62 Allen St. Y.K.S. Program Teresa Albreeht 224 Central Avenue Concert Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Drama Club 2 Community Service 2 Whatevers2, 3,4 John Allen 13 Ford Place Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2, 3,4 Jose A Ives 33 Garden Road Cynthia Anderson 22 AnnVinal Road Maria Joanna Andrade 9 Pleasant Street John Andrade 35 Park Avenue Fred C. Andrew 120 Gilson Road You Name It. I Do It. Suzanne Archibald 15 Linden Avenue Jeffrey Babcock 50 Tanglew(K)d Drive Everything John Barrows 164 B Stock bridge Football 1,2 Basketball 2 Baseball 4 Susan Elizabeth Bn 25 Bell Tower Lane JoAnne Elizal eth Bearce 609 Country Way A.F.S. National Honor Society Girls Golf Intermediate Volleyball Intermediate Badminton Raymond Bearce ISTilden Road Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,2,3.4 Stage Band 1,2,3,4 1 ' ep Band Ejulaton3,4 Symphonic 1,2, 3,4 Record 1 Douglas Beaudet 15 Salt Meadow Lane H.R. Rep. 2. 3,4 J.V. Hockey 2 Varsity Hockey 3, 4 Drama Club 2 Yearbook 4 Community Service 4 Christine Benjaminsen 33 Damon Road Drama Club Chanterelles 4 Chorus 4 MASH W hate vers Jazz Choir Paul Berlo 15 Hilltop Road Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4Capt. John Bird 7 Acorn Street Paul Blanchard 21 Fox well Lane Soccer 1,3, 4, 4 ( ' apt Winter Track, Capt. 1,2,3, Spring Track 1,2, 3, 4 Jr. Variety Show Cynthia Boluch 704 Country Way H.R. Rep. 1 Field Hockey 1,2,3 Winter Track 1 Gymnastics 2 Tennis 1,2, 3,4 Cynthia Lynn Bondi 50 Brook Street Yearbook Ads, Ed. Cheerleading3,4 Vo-Tech Cheerleading 1, 2, 4, Capt. Free Voice Editor Chimes Times Senior Girls Booster Club Jr. Variety Show- Softball 1,2,3 H.R. Rep. 2,3,4 Cheryl Bowen 59 Grove Street Drill Team 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Language Club Jr. Variety Show Float Comm. 1,2,3 Golf 2 H.R. Rep. 3 Deirdre Brad 105 Hatherly Road Gift Wrapping 2, 3, 4 Spring Track 3, 4 Denise Bran ton 84 Williamsburg I ane Cheerleading 2,3 Tennis 1,2,3 Nurses Club Senior Booster Club Jr. Variet Show Prom Comm. Float Comm. Basketball Man. 2 Donald Frederic Booker 48Hughey Road Debbie Brasier 18 Webster St recti Community Service 3, 4 Susan Audrey Brisson 37 Utility Road . Gymnastics 1, 2, 3,4 Jr. Variety Show s Spring Track 1,2,3,4 Float Comm. 1,2,3,4 Merabeth Burbank 111 Summer St. ? Gift Wrapping 2,8, 4 Marcia Burke 227 Old Oaken Bucket Road Yearbook 4 Gymnastics Vo-Tech Cheering Track Field Hockey Sr. Booster Club Jr. Variety Show Daniel Burkhardt 11 Mann Hill Road Winter Track 1 Deborah M. Burt 36 Edith Holmes Drive Vo-Tech Cheering 4 Jr. Variety Show Janet Susan Busser Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,2, 3, 4 Sec. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President Chanterelles Jazz Choir Jr. Variety Show National Honor Society Secretary Language Club A.F.S. Thespian Kathleen Campbell 45 James Way Susan Carter 1 7 Stone AvenuM Paul Cerra 163 Mann Lot Road A.F.S. Audio Visual Drama Club 1,2, 3,4 Chorus Chancellors Carolyn Christie 18 Murphy ' s Lane Volleyball 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2, 3,4 Marching Hand 1,2,3,4 Symphonic Hand 1,2,3,4 Leader ' s Club 1 Jay Cirillo 84 ' Tilden Road Sharon Clancy 117 Old Forge Road Jr. Variety Show Prom Committee 3 Work Experience Vo-Tech. Cheering 3 Sr. Boosters Club 4 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Barbara Jean Cody 7 Judy Road Volleyball 1 Michael Walter Cole i 23 Haw ley Road Soccer 3, 4 Kathryn Lang Connelly 18 Hazel Avenue Jr. Variety Show A.F.S.4 Language Club 4 Marc Connolly 38 Richfield Road Football 4 Steven Cook 761 Country Way Susan M. Cook 10 Harbor Heights Road Field Hockey 2, 3 Basketball 1,2,3 Softball 1 Golf 2,3,4 Michael J. Coscia 111 Tilden Road Golf 1.2M4 David E.Tbughlin 49 Beaver Dam Rd. Football DramliCTub Chess Club Bruce Cowan 5 Concord Street owley 13 Garfield Street Karen Cushing Jeffery Bruce Damrell 40 Old Forge Road Hockey 1,2,3,4 Susan DeBrusk 18 Michael Ave. Drill Team 1 Vo-Tech. Cheering 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain) Jr. Variety Show Jeffery Dekkers 17 Greenfield Terrace John Danielson 22 Marilyn Road Susan M. Da vies 4 Williams Ave. Twirlers 1,2 Erin Lisa Delaney 449 Country Way National Honor Society (Vice-President) Student Council 3,4 Language Club (Pres.) 4 Home Room Rep. 3, 4 A.F.S.3,4 I Coldbrook 1, 2 Free Voice 3 1 Jr. Variety Show Float Committee 2,3,4 Drama Club 1 Girl ' s Golf Patricia M. Delbou 82 Scituate Ave, j David Louis Delgrosso 28 01d Colony Way Football 1,2,3,4 Hockey 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Soph. Car Wash Dance Committee Prom Committee Jr. Variety Show Crash Club Alternate H.R. Rep. 1,2,3 R.I.T.C. Marilyn Rodger ' s Fan Club Mary Deluca 16 Berkshire Road Ellen Marie Devlin 61o Country Way •lane Digan 596 Hatherlv Road Track 1 Future Nurses Community Service Tracy Lvnne Dion 19 Otis Road Cheerleading 1 (Capt.) 2,3 Yearbook I National Honor Society Jr. Variety Show IVom Committee Sr. Boosters Club Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 1 John J. Doherty 345 Tilden Road Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Scott Dolloff 190 Hatherly Road J. V. Tennis Intramural Basketball Pamela Jane Donald 70 Kingstowne Way, Duxbury Community Service 4 Chimes Times 4 Vo.-Tech. Checrleading 2, 3 Brian Joseph Donohoe . , 359 First Parish Rd. Football 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 Student Council 1, 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Jr. Variety Show S.F.B.C. Eleanor Dooley 20 Sixth Avenue Tara M. Doonan 92 Cedar Street Mary Anne Downei 600 Hatherly Road Nurses Club 1,2 J.V. Tennis 2 Lvdia Drew lOOClapp Road Gymnastics Helen Catherine Driscol 89A Captain Pierce Rd. National Honor Society Softball 1 Yearbook 3, 4 Language Club 4 Jr. Variety Show Drill Team 2, 3, 4 (Capt.) Mary Beth Edmund Duggan 56 Hazel Avenue Class President 1 Patti Duggan 5 Sycamore Road Field Hockey 1,2,3,4 Basketall 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,4 Michael Dunbar 352 Tilden Road ■i J Tennis 2 Years Intramural Basketball Michael Wilhelm Dunn 32 Brockton Ave. Winter Track 4 Nat ' ! Honor Society Linda Dunphy 41 First Parish Rd Carol Ann Durkin 3 Aberdeen I rivu Field Hockes 1,2,3, 1 Basketball 1,2,4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Sr. Booster ' s Club Community Service I Peter I) wight I 115 Grove Sire- Jr. Variety Show Play -4 Suzanne Dwyer 14 Claymore Terrace Gymnastics 1,2 Softball 2,3,4 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Jr. Variety Show Steven Mark Earle 612 First Parish Rd. Band 1,2,3,4 Wind Ensemble 2, 3 Computer irehing Band Sheryl Egan 6 Aberdeen Dr. Drama Club 3 Jr. Variety Show Alfred Porter Elliott 94 Beaver Dam Road Baseball 1,2,4 S.S.S. 2, 3, 4 Kimberly Dianne Elliott 12 Sixth Ave. Work Study- Vincent Ernst 13 Whortleberry Lane Thomas Fahey 620 First Parish Rd. William Stephen Fallon 42 Acorn Street Timothy Farrell 27 Sherman Drive Mark Fassnacht 29 Bridge Avenue Nancy Louise Fay 45 Egypt Beach Road Tennis 1,2, 3,4 Jr. Variety Show Home Room Rep. Student Council Sr. Boosters Prom Committee Float Committee Yearbook 4 Laura Anne Fellini 26 Concord Street Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l ,2,3,4 Softball 1,2, 3,4 Maryellen Fields 7 Linden Avenue Cheerleading 1 Field Hockey 2 Spring Track 2 Prom Committee Jr. Variety Show Patricia Ann Flaherty lOOTilden Road Field Hockey 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Softball 1,2,3 Sr. Boosters Club Jr. Variety Show Prom Committee Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Boy ' s Basketball Statistician 3 Anne Marie Flynn 7 Woodworth Lane Drama Club 1,2 Drill Team 1,2 Marching Band 3,4 Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4 Wind Ensemble 2,3 Jazz Orchestra 4 Pep Band 4 Tennis 2 Track 3, 4 Home Room Rep. 3,4 Joseph Foniri 151 Mann Lot Road Karin Foster 7 Whittier Drive Track 2,3 Drill Team 1,2 Yearbook 4 Booster Club 4 Nat ' l Honor Society Patricia Francis 28 Jackson Rd. William Francis 63 Lighthouse Homeroom Rep. 1, 2 Football 1 Basketball 3 Intramural Basketball 3,4 S.F.B.C. (Co-Capt.) Gregory Gaeta 27 Grasshopper Road Chorus 2, 3, 4 Chancellors 3, 4 Whatevers3 Band 3 Marching Band 3 Community Service 3 Y.E.S. 4 Drama Club 3, 4 Deborah Angela Gaf fey 140 Gannett Rd. Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 (Capt. Booster ' s Club 4 Golf 1,2 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Peter Eugene Gallagher 2 Old Colony Way Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1, 2 Football 1, 3 Winter Track 3,4(Capt.) National Honor Society Michael Gallup 16 Stone Ave. Michael Galvin 6 Kings Way Jr. Variety Show M.C. Elizabeth Gardner 608 Hatherly Rd. Float Comm. 1,2,3,4 H.R. Rep. 3,4 Susan Gardner 3 Thomas Ave. Symphonic Band 1, 2 Marching Band 1,2, 3,4 National Honor Society Chimes Times 4 Pep Band Timothy Gaudreau 15 Christerpher Lane Byron Paul Gilbert 22 Mann Lot Road Spring Track 1,2 Tennis 3, 4 Jr. Variety Show Stephanie Gill 567 First Parish Rd. Maria Filomena Gomes Natalia Gonsalves 26 Irving Road Concert Chorus Robert Michael Gracia 451 First Parish Road Football l,2,3,4(Capt.) Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,4 Jr. Variety Show Andrew James Graham 494 Hatherly Road National Honor Society Kenneth Grant 25 Oakhurst Road Basketball (Capt.) Christopher Guyette 52 Aberdeen Road Basketball 1 Baseball 1,2,3 Golf 3,4 National Honor Society S.F.B.C. Paul Hamacher 50 Hazel Avenue Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 DramaClub3,4(Treas.) Concert Chorus 4 Chancellors 4 Whatevers4 Jr. Variety Show John Hamrock Florida Kim Hanafin Gushing Landing Student Council 4 Yearbook 4 (Sr. Sec.) Prom Committee 3 Jr. Variety Show Float Committee 1,2,3,4 H.R. Rep. Philip Handy 118 Dreamwold Road Football Pual R. Harrigan 44 Vinal Ave. Golf i Kathleen Nora Hartnett 94 Aberdeen Drive Marching Band 2,3 Dorothy Heiler 20 Puritan Drive Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Sr. Boosters Club 4 Jr. Variety Show 4 National Honor Society Prom Committee 3 Paul Hartwell 53 Pratt Road Manager — Bask. Ball Manager — Football Wendy Hayward 622 Hatherly Road National Honor Society Tennis 1,2,3,4 Field Hockey 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1, 2 Varsity Club 1,2 Float Comm. 1,2,3 Student Council 1,2,3,4 State Student Govern. Day 3, 4 Advisory Council 1, 2, 3, 4 O.C.D.C. Mark Hemmert 81 Satuit Trail Soccer 1,2,3 Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 (Treasurer) Jr. Variety Show Regional Advisory Council 3,4 S. D. 1,2,3,4 David Hemance 35 Briarwood Lane Band 1,2, 3, 4 (Pres.) Jazz Rock 1, 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Drama Chancellors 1, 2, 3, 4 Whateversl.2,3,4 N.E.M.F.A. Ejulaton 3,4 S.E.M.S.B.A. Daniel Patrick Higgins 91 Williamsburg Lane Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society Pres. Student Council 1,2,4 Golf 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1 H.R. Rep. 3 Michael Hiney 2 Capt. Pierce r Christine Ann Hoban 133 Clapp Road Colette Marie Holmes 83 Lighthouse Rd. Drama Club 2, 3, 4 Softball 2 National Honor Society Anita Honkanen 50 Border Street Spring Track 1, 2, 4 Marching Band 1, 2 Wind Ensemble 1,2 A.F.S. Vice-Pres. 3,4 Stage Band 3 National Honor Society 4 Richard Hopkins Georgia Home CREDfTS 26WilshiroRoad Float Comm. 1,2 Project Interact 3 Prom Com. 3 Jr. Variety Show Community Service 3 Chimes Times 3 Field Hockey 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 Softball 1,2,3 Thomas Anthony Hurley 126Tilden Road ' Football 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1 Douglas A. Hyland 40 Pyramid Lane Lynn Iaconelli 32 Tenth Avenue Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt. Jr. Variety Show Prom Committee Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Sr. Girls Booster Club Dance Committee H.R. Rep. 1,2,4 Maureen James 254 Stock bridge Road Sr. Booster ' s Club Jr. Variety Show Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Work Experience 4 Richard Paul Jenkins 57 Ridge Hill Road Jr. Variety Show Football 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 H.R. Rep. 4 Kelly Johnson 5 Spring Lane Spring Track 1,2 Sr. Boosters Club Winter Track 1,2 Float Committee 1,2, 3,4 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society Jeffrey Jordan 34 Tilden Road Caroline Kane 16 Greenfield Lane Kim Marie Karlberg 351 Tilden Road Drill Team 1,2,3,4 Anthing Goes 1 Jr. Variety Show- Yearbook 3,4 Whatevers 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Marching Band Competition 4 Peter Kazanzides 38 Acorn Street MathClub4 Computer Club 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Homeroom Rep. 3 A.F.S.4 National Honor Society Free Voice Newspaper 4 J oseph T. Keating 53 Gannett Rd. James Edward Kehoe 50 Common Street Spring Track 1 Winter Track 1 Soccer 2, 4 Golf 3 Jr. Variety Show Float Committee 1,2,3,4 David Keiran 40 Gannett Road Spring Track 1 Wrestling 1, 2, 3 Jr. Variety Show William Kelledy James M. Kelleher 35 Aberdeen Drive Sharon Lynne Kend 125 First Parish Road Cherie Lynn Kenerson 140 River Street Float Committee 2 Susan Kennedy 88 Gilson Road Drill Team 2, 3 Track 2 Vo-Tech. Cheerleading 4 David Kessinger 25 Egypt Beach Road Football Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Capt. Michael Kimmelman 166 Captain Pierce Road Wrestling 2,3,4 Winter Track 1 Tennis 1,2 Thomas Kindy 101 Satu it Trail Mary Catherine King 132 Summer Street Jr. Variety Show Gymnastics 3 Yearbook 4 Spring Track 4 JoAnne Marie Kinsella 3 Daedalius Circle rick id Thomas A. Kohl 27 Sylvester Road Wrestling 1 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Float 3 Thomas Laffey 25 Linden Avenue Judith A. LaFluer 96 Lawson Road Gymnastics 2, 3 Work Experience Community Service Prom Committee Thomas Lahage 31 Stock bridge Road Barbara Joan Lambert 59 Strawberry Lane Drill Team 2, 3, 4 Softball 1,2 Student Council 4 Math Club 4 Honor Society 4 Christine Langley 106 Old Oaken Bucket Rd. Drill Team 2, 3 David Larkin 38 Elm Street Soccer 4 Colin Krahl Bubba Larson 87 Maple Street Drama 1,2,3,4 Nat. Thespian Soc. Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Musical 1,4 Chancellors 1,2, 3,4 Jazz Choir 4 Whatevers 2 Wrestling 3, 4 Jr. Variety Show Douglas Laughlin 94 Arborway Drive Soccer 1,2, 3, 4 Jr. Variety Show Float Committee 4 Michael Allen Leach 9 Colonial Way Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Wrestling 1, 2 John J. Leary III 97 Clapp Road Yearbook 4 Math Club 4 Student Council 4 Football ' 3 Basketball Manager 1, 2 Float Committee 2,4 Jr. Variety Show- Nat. Honor Society Tracey Lee 105 Arborway Drive Field Hockey Basketball Softball Tara Jo Lenahan 27 Kings Way Cross Country 3 Winter Track 1 Spring Track 1,2, 3, 4 Float Comm. 2,3,4 Prom Comm. Jr. Variety Show Dance Comm. 2, 3 Julie Marie Lennon 9 Irving Road Laurie Letham 17 Sixth Avenue Softball 1 Work Study 4 Marcia Joan Lind 34 Aberdeen Drive Float Comm. 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 1 Track 1 Diane Lingren William Liston 10 Pin Oak Drive Christine F. Loonan 1801 Ocean Street Marshfield Marching Band 2 William John Lopes 238 Stockbridge Road Football 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1 Soccer 4 Rita Lopes 19 Jay Road Charles Lowman 19 Old Forge Road Charles R. Litty, Jr. 30 Peggoty Beach Anthony MacAlear 87 Old Forge Road Holly Maginnis 17 Porter Road Gymnastics 1, 2 H.R. Rep. 2 Student Council 3 Anne Francis Magner 26 Turner Road Andrea A. Martineo 71 Pheasent Hill Dr. ? Jr. Variety Show Float Comm. 1,2,3,4 Sr. Boosters Club Yearbook Golf 3,4 And rew C. Marhoffer 23 Howes Road James A P. Mather 150 Country Way Ellen Sherry McArdle 30 Edith Holmes Drive Float Comm. 1,2,3,4 Spring True 1 Prom Comm Sludge 3, i Jr. Variety Donna Marie Mclnnis 14 Sassamon Road Sr. JoSfers ruage Club Honor Society Patricia Ellen McArdle 86 Cobb Lane H.R. Rep. 1,2,3,4 Boosters Club 4 Community Service 1, 4 Cheerltading 2 Tennis 1 Yearbook Jr. Variety Show Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Carolyn McBrien 5 Michael Ave. Ellen McCarty 42 Pin Oak Drive Kathleen McCarthy 66 Turner Road Loraine McCullock 74 Collin Road Soccer 4 Jeffrey McCusker 22 Country Club Circle Matthew McDonell 115 Booth Hill Road James McGill 70 Townsend Road Golf 1,3 Hockey 1,2,3,4 Sludge 3, 4 O.C.D.C. 1,2,3,4 P.G.O.A. 1,2,3,4 Joseph McGilvrav 11 Porter Road Michael McKittrick 9 Ermine Street Daniel McLellan 253 Hatherly Road Scituation 3 Scott McMorrow 22 Old Colony Way JoyTffleflB - 84 Scituate Ave. 25 Elaine Center Field Hockey l,2,3,4(Capt.) Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt.) Spring Track 1,2,3 Sr. Boosters CJjib 1 1 Caa 14 Elaine Cen A.F.S. Language Club Drama Club Concert Chorus Whatevers Edward H. Miessner 291 First Parish Rd. Chancellors 1,2,3,4 Whatevers 2, 3,4 A.F.S. 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 2, 3, 4 Jazz Choir 4 Student Council 2, 4 Marching Band 3 SEMSBA 3, 4 Free Voice 4 Class Rep. 1,3,4 Concert Chorus 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 1 Chimes Times 4 Jennifer Miller John Mills 202 First Parish Road Lynne Ann Mitchener 48 Old Forge Rd. Marching Band 3, 4 I Whatevers 3 . M Variety Show 3 Maryanne Modesti 10 Wamsutta Roai William Modesti J 10 Wamsutta RodM Manager of Football, Baseball and Bas l Basketball Public Announcer 3 Timekeeper 4 Community Servid Student Council 4 Chimes Times SpoHQ School Reporter 3, 4 Statiscian 3, 4 Susan Monahan National Honors Socio Cynthia Mary Monte 9 Jenkins Place Marching Band 1 J)riHJeam 1 The Group 1 Future Nurse ' s Club 2 Language Club 2,3,4 A.F.S. 4 S a Charles Morill 15 Utility Road Symphonic Banc) 1, 2, 3, 4 M ' arching Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 1,2,3,4 Wind Ensemble 2, 3 Concert Chorus 1 Tennis 2, 3 Pep Band 4 Jazz Orchestra 4 Berkloe Music Festival Ejulaton 3W«T Marching Rand Competition 4 Robert Carleton Mori 15 Utility Road Sean Murphy 576 Hatherly Road Golf 1,2 Wrestling 2, 3 Float Committee 1,2, 3,4 Jr. Variety Show Qrash Club Marylyn Rogers Fan Society Sludge 3, 4 Judith Ann Marie Murray 14 Bayberry Road Susan Barbara Barstow 16 Try sting Road atricia Cr-61 oad 1,2,3,4 David Mo Sandra L. M 63 Greenfield Lane Gerard C 28 Kan - Drive Spring Track 1, 2 Wrestling Comjnunit Variety Sh Student ick 1,2 y Service 3 urn 3 3 f Day !BI Pamela Moyla 59 Townsend Road StflHpekey 1 4 V Gymfiastics 1, 2 Tennjs 1 Wor Study 4 i 1, 2,3,4 Roberta JeanMullin 37 Oceanside Drive -Drill Pep C! Work S bavid Murphy 17 Gannett Rd. Michael Murphy 7 King Way v Patricia Ann Murphy 7 Cedar Crest Lane I Carolin 12Aldej Drama A.F.S, Intramural Soccer Girls Spring Track Float Committee CoHRjok r T David Wayne Hughe 30 Mann Hill Road Marching Ba Soccer 2 Fred Morrison ?2 Tichnor Cout Jacqueline Leavitt 537 Country Basketball 1 Softball 1 Field Hockfll mphonic Ba uture Nurse ' s Ml, 3 Arnaldo Moreira 163 Mann Lot Road Kathleen Ann Murray 159 Hollett Street Max Murray 511 Hatherly Road Band 1,2,3,4 Marching Band Comp. 4 Marching Hand 1,2,3,4 Jazz Orchestra 4 Jazz Rock Band 1,2, 3,1 Berkeley Festival Chorus 1, 3, 4 1 Chancellors 1 Pep Band 3, 4 N.E.M.F.A. 1 Xaverian 2 Ejulation 3, 4 JJJ.A.S.H.4 Musical 1, 4 Yearbook 4 Jr. VarietV 1, Drama 1, 4 cr rlM 37 Old Forge Road Edward Paul Nagle 112 Lawson Road Football 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 2,3,4(Capt.) Baseball 1 Student Council 1 Homeroom Rep. 2 Paula J. Neelon 23 Cherry Lane Thea Marie Nichols 146Gannet Road National Honor Society Wind Ensemble 2, 3 Symphonic Band 1,2,3 Marching Band 1,2,3 Jazz Band 1, 2 Student Council 1,2,4 Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Dance Committee 1, 2 Tennis 1, 2, 3 Math Club 4 Janemarie Niven 14 Bishops Lane Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Spring Track 2 Math Club 4 Yearbook 4 Symphonic Band 1, 2 Drama Club 2 Cheryl Noble 324 Country Way Christine Ann O ' Brien 694 Country Way Katherine Elaine O ' Brien 44 Country Club Circle Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,4 J.V. Basketball 1,2 Yearbook 4 National Honor Society Maureen E. O ' Brien Drill Team 1 Dance Committee Laurie L. O ' Donoghue 19 Barrington Ave. Douglas J. Olson 66 Creelman Drive Deidre Marie Orr 35 Ely Avenue AFS 2,3,4 Drama 2, 3, 4 Language Club 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 1 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3 Senior Boosters 4 Student Council 4 Yearbook 4 Coldbrook 2 See How They Run 3 National Honor Society Anders Ottosson 28 Colonial Way c o Carroll Mjolnargatan 5 55259 Jonkoping, Sweden Varsity Soccer 4 Winter Track 4 Tennis 4 Concert Chorus 4 AFS Club 4 Michael Peters 3 Gardner Road Jeffrey Peterson 137 Old Forge Road Daily Crusing Club Susan M. Peterson 259 First Parish Road Edward M. Petit 169 Edward Foster Road Football 1,3,4 Track 3, 4 Free Voice 3, 4 Int. Softball 1,2 Gregory J. Pipes 13 Clifton Ave. Cross Country 1, 2 Tennis 1,2 Math Club 4 National Honor Society HNAC John T. Poirer 44 Meeting House Ln. Latin Honor Society Latin Club 1,2, 3 Football 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball Roger ' s Dodgers Brian Poole 80 Lighthouse Rd. Gregory Pope 41 Pheasant Hill Rd. Robin Poplauwski 15 Fifth St. Gymnastics 2 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Jr. Variety Show- Terra nee J. Pow 8 Christopher Rd. Basketball 1, 2 Float Committee Jr. Variety Show Crash Club Mrs. Roger ' s Fan Club Lincoln F. Pratson 55 Mann Hill Rd. Basketball 1 Spring Track 2 Yearbook 3, 4, Co-Editor Blue Ribbon, Gold Key National Scholastic Art Awards 3,4 Jennifer Price 27 Lighthouse Rd. Carol Pritczker 133 Booth Hill Rd. Jr. Variety Show Coldbrook Community Service Wendy Pummell 54 Old Forge Rd. Marching Band 3, 4 James H. Rafuse 57 Pin Oak Dr. Cynthia Rathbun 4 Bailey ' s Causeway Kate Reidy 32 Strawberry Ln. James Ratto 23 Vinal Ave. John Reardon Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Chancellors 1,2, 3,4 Whatevers 2, 3,4 Jazz Choir 4 Drama 1, 2 Treasury of Drama Jr. Variety Show Home Room Rep. Student Council 4 S.E.M.S.B.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; District 1, 2, 3, 4; New England 4 National Honor Society Richard Reagan 27 Pyramid Ln. Robin Reilly 4 Tilden Rd. Daniel Renaud 47 Arborway Dr. James Reynolds 25 Vernon Rd. Robert Reynolds 144 Woodland Rd. Jeanine Richards 22Trysting Rd. Tennis 2, 3 Cheerleading 2 Float Committee Boosters Club Jr. Variety Show Boys Basketball Stats. 3 Kim Richter 6 Carver Ave. Carole Ricketts 9 Maple St. Gerry Roach 42 Williamsburg Ln. Softball 1,2 Basketball 1 Jr. Variety Show Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Peter Robinson 46 Branch St. Michael Rodrigues 179 StockbridgeRd. Linda Rosenberger 14 Aberdeen Dr. Cross Country 1 Softball 1 Field Hockey 2 Cathlene Ryan 412 Tilden Rd. Softball 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Community Service Jr. Variety Show National Honor Society Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Fred Ryan 163 Bulrush Farm Rd. Cross Country 1, 2 MathClub4 H.N.A.C. 1,2, 3,4 James Ryan 75 Marion Rd. Rita Ryan 400 First Parish Rd. Marching Band 1, 2, 3 Stage Band 1,2 Wind Ensemble 1,2 Symphonic Band 1, 2 Community Service 4 Jeff Sabean 368 Tilden Rd. Hockey 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Home Room Rep. 2, 3 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Jr. Variety Show Ellen Salvador 13 Otis Rd. Drill Team 1,2 Jr. Variety Show CREDfTS Tennis 4 Gymnastics 2,3 Jacqueline Scarsilloni 125 Mann Lot Rd. Ramona Scott I Ocean Ave. Stephanie Shaw 14 Lincoln Ave. Paul Shea 27 Poplar Ave. Winter Track 1,2 Spring Track 1 Tim Shea I 15 Stone Ave. Jack Shedd 734 Country Way Golf 2,3,4, Capt. Hockev 1,2,3,4 H.A.N.C. James Shean 84 Barker Rd. Mrs. Roger ' s Fan Club Track 1,2,3,4 Soccer 1, 2 Crash Club, Pres. Jr. Variety Show R.I.T.C. DougSkillman 62 Creelman Dr. Christopher Smith 8WhitcombRd. Hockey Stacie Smith 9CushingPark Rd. Tom Snow 30 Greenfield Terrace Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 James Kiroon Smith 7 Pyramid Ln. FootballL2?5|18L Basketball 1,2, 3,4 1 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. 1, 2 Jr. Variety Show Free Voice Yearbook Diane Staples II Fossdale Rd. Leslie Stefani 377 First Parish Rd. Jr. Variety Show- Home Room Rep. w Track 1, 2 Senior Boosters Club Future Nurses Vicky Stitt 98 Booth Hill Rd. Girls Track 1 Field Hockey 1,2 Community Service 3, 4 Party 1,2,3,4 Theresa Sullivan 11 Sherman Dr. Jr. Variety Show National Honor Society Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Capt. 2, 3, 4 Float Committee 1,2, 3,4 Student Council 3,y Show r 14240,1 Drama CI S.S.C. 3 Softball 1, 2 Basketball 2 Yearbook 4 Coldbrook 3 Free Voice 4 Chimes Times 4 D.A.R.4 ub4 m Rep. 1 3 Boosters Home R , S.C. Con Mike ke Sum 2 Murphy ' s Chorus 1, 2, 3V Drama Club 1,2 Chancellors 3, 4 Whatevers 4 Jr. Variety Show 3,4 Deborah Swan 35 Grove St. Chess Club 1,2 Drama Club 1,2 Badmitton 3 Pep Band Marching Band Chimes Times Student Council Quilting and Craft Club Whatevers 4 Beautification Comm. Media Center Aide Phil Sweeney 90 Old Forge Rd. Soccer 1,2,3,4 Track 1 S.H.S.P.P. Antonina Swider 36 Meeting House Ln. Jr. Variety Show Float Committee Debbie Swift 21 Pheasant Hill Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3 Wind Ensemble 1,2,3 Marching Band 1,2,3 Jr. Variety Show Marsha Swift 12 Hollet St. Tennis 1,2 Jr. Variety Sho Kevin Talbot 44Hughey Rd. Football 1,2,3,4 Capt. 4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1 Maria Tarancon 50 Border St. Marching Band 4 A.F.S.4 Language Club 4 fi| David Taylor 16 Old Farm Rd. Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3| Wind Ensemble 2, 3 Stage Band 2, 3, 4 Jazz Orchestra Marching Band Pep Band 4 Chorus 4 i Chancel 1 Jazz Cho Whatevi Nation; Guy Thomas 32 Hughey Rd. Soccer 1 Home Room Rep. 4 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Cutest Smile 1, 2,3,4 Leslie Regan 126 Elm St. Greg Shea 10 Fifth Ave. |P MikeTierney 36 Law son Terrace Julie Trusdale HO Linden Ave. Field Hockey 1,2,3 Soccer 4 Spring Track 1,2,3,4 Peter Underhill 181 Booth Hill Rd. Ann Vanaria 10 Curtis Rd. Community Service 4 Drama 1, 2 Jeff Wanders 7 Salt Meadow Ln. Brad Waren 47 Pennfield Rd. Football 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Variety Show Debbie Weir 21 Conservation Way Golf 1,2,3,4 Twirling 3, 4 Drill Team 1,2 Eileen Weisslinger 23 Colonial Way Steve Welch 20Blanchard Rd. Home Room Rep. 4 rSoccerl,2 Spring Track 1 Jr. Variety Show Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Bill White 22 Poplar Ave. Drama Club 2, 3,4 s3,4 es Times 4 nja Wickland 35 Cedar Wood Rd. Drill Team Cross Country 3, 4 Spring Track 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Boosters C.B. Wilder 248Gannet Rd. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 • tt|,2,. ' M Wha!Pll2,4 Marching Band 4 vama 1, 2, 3, 4 r% Band 4 Nancy Williams 41 Greenfield Ln. Basketball 1 Field Hockey 2 Homeroom Rep. 2 Tennis 2 Jr. Variety Show Sue Williamson 26 Tilden Rd. Basketball 1,2 Field Hockey 2 Track 1 Nancy Wilson 15 Colonial Way Cheerleading 2, 3 Float Committee 1,2, 3,4 Jr. Variety Show Vo-Tech Cheerleader 4 CRJEDtTQ Tennis 1, 2, 3 Steve Winterson 14 Conroy Terrace Wrestling 1,2 Homeroom Rep. 2, 3, 4 LeeG. Wolfe 9 Captain Fierce Rd. Jr. Variety Show Student Council 4 Float Committee 4 Field Hockey 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3 Softball 1,2 Track 3 Homeroom Rep. 2,3 Susan Yarnarella 803 First Parish Rd. Julie Anne Zarell 8 Palfrey St. Kiki Zervas 78 Border St. Susan M. Zilonis 18 Fourth Ave. Cross Country Spring Track Sr. Booster ' s Club Yearbook Staff National Honor Society 162 Bulrush Farm Rd. Jan Moriarty 24 Shady Ln. Paula Hughes 19 Perrin St. Roxbury ►Ellen M. Butler 23 Blanchard Rd. Gymnastics 1,2,3,4 Spring Track 1 Homeroom Rep. 1, 2 Float Committee 1,2,3 Madalin Callis 6 Damon Rd. J.V. Softball 1 John Dings 64 Pheasant Hill Dr. Judith Gordon Ted Holland 83 Scituate Ave. Erin McLevedge Mike Monahan 3 New field Rd. Mike Cole 23 Haw ley Rd Julie Monarch 16 Mann LotRd. Laurie Hutchinson 22 Fourth Ave. Steve MacAllister 22Jifl|ly Crest Rd. •ol Pritzker 133 Booth Hill Rd. Barbra Smith 10 Glen Ann Sharlotte Spinkston 160 Highland St. Roxbury I Michael Mouse Magic Kingdom, Disney World Drama 1-50 International Thespian Jr. Variety Show Eric Ahola 14 Old Oaken BuckeTB Albert Bilbo 9 Newfield Keith Damon 7 Spaulding Ave. Lisa Elmo 67 Edith Holmes Dr. Robert Genet 15 Townway Bill Harrolson ?n KputsoumlM)s 44 Grasshopper Ln. Bill Mellody Tom McCarthy 39 Lighthouse Rd. Ed Adams 381 Hatherly Rd. Mark Aries 23 Turner Rd. Bill Boudrot 74 Lawson Terrace Lisa Carmisciano 79 Pratt Rd. Jeff Ferranti 47 Tanglewood Dr. Bob Gray 55 Collier Rd. Mike Hiney 2 Captain Pierce Rd. Mats Jonsson 441 First Parish Rd. Doug O ' Brien Dianne Peschier 74 Marion Rd. Edward Bartlett 275 Clap]) Rd. r Pom per ountry Way John Aceti 4 Collier Ave. Wrestling 1 Angela LaPaglia 12 Jericho Rd. Alan Bonney 25 Hornbeam Rd. Cilia Morris 72 Blades Rd. Claire Patterson 106 Turner Rd. Jr. Variety Show Boys Basketball Statistician Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Robert Saccone 183 Heatherly Rd. Greg Shea 10 Fifth Ave. John Stewart 44 Rebeca Rd. Rilja Uvalis 26 Ridgehill Rd. Carmen Veija 83 Hatherly Rd. Soccer Hippolito Veiga 83 Hatherly Rd. Soccer Moiro Soccorso 44 Whittier Drive Jr. Variety Show Field Hockey 1,2 Tennis 1,2,3 H.R. Rep. 1,2,3,4 Sr. Boosters Club Yearbook 4 155 159 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1979 PAT CONNOLLY DODGE-MURPHY STUDIOS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Signs • Eagles • Birds • or Whatever You Desire Custom Handcarving, No Machines, Sifts of Jewelry Scrimshaw, Macrame, Etc. Made by the Hand to Give from the Heart 1 32 Front St., Scituate 545-2450 273 HANOVER ' A V INVESTMENT • DEVELOPMENT • FINANCE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 I ' ttgrnmimw k Bttpimmti PiilP WELCH COMPANY GIFT SHOP LUMBER Front Street, Scituate mill l WAY ' Ml DM A I li M I 11 II KH i ft? «— - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 PEDIATRICS DRIFTWAY INTERNAL MEDICINE DRIFTWAY MEDICAL CENTER RADIOLOGY SOUTHSHORE SURGICAL ASSOCIATES Scituate Medical Office Building Trust 7 Driftway-Greenbush Scituate, Mass. 02040 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 53 Driftway, Greenbush, MA 02040 Compliments of GREENBUSH PACKAGE STORE 42 Country Way BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 79 194 Front St., Scituate, Mass. BEST WISHES FROM Cohasset Village 13 Elm St. Cohasset 383-1882 Bound Brook 400 Gannett Rd. North Scituate 545-6100 SEABANK — ,, 24 M Around the Clock Banking MOTHER CABRINI PLAY SCHOOL Hood Road, No. Scituate 545-4454 Pro-Life Activities for Youth in All Stages of Development Proceeds From Children Helping Children to World Vision Hunger Sponsor Birthright of the South Shore for Unwed Teenagers Camperships for Inner City Children Best Wishes from SHAWMUT FIRST COUNTY BANK 770 Country Way No. Scituate, Mass. 02066 ■ Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 from the Staff at SALON DE CAROLE Unisex Salon Best Wishes to the Class of 1 979 SCITUATEAUTO DRIVING SCHOOL i Dorothy and Les Faulkner 545-3080 Best Wishes from FASHION SET 361 Garrett Rd. No. Scituate, Mass. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Members of the Graduating Class of 1979 SENATOR ALLAN R. McKINNON Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of 1979 from the Students at the NEW ENGLAND DEACONESS HOSPITA M SCHOOL OF NURSING L Boston, Mass. 88 Front Street, Scituate, Mass. 02066 (6 1 7) 545-3 1 00 — (6 1 7) 545- 1 768 Ballet Tap Jazz Gymnastics Leotards — Dance Supplies Dance Director Florence Duval Telephone 545-61 1 0 V illiamM.Wade Insurance Agency Incorporated Continuous Service Since i Best Wishes from Colonial D rug of Scituate Your Personal Professional PHARMACY 80 Front Street Scituate, Mass. 02066 HARBORSIDE ARCO 141 Front St. Scituate, Mass. 02066 John A. Sullivan Mgr. CANDLE PIN ' ,r iX1d% ND ' s SAWIJ BOY IAVHAY at CfTUATf HARBOR 545-9726 ROBERT J. KENNEDY Pr«tid nt TEL. 545-1266 KENNEDY ' S Country Gardens Inc. ROUTE 3A. SCITUATE. MASS. 02066 Specializing in Landscaping interior exterior CoitPirfcwiy THE NEW SATUIT BAR RESTAURANT IS NOW OPEN Serving our famous seafood dishes, steaks, chops chicken. We now serve Finan Haddle. the best on the South shore-also Fried Shrimp In a beer batter. The Beet Seafood on the South shore HOURS: Open Monday thru Sunday 12 noon-10p.m. CLOSED TUESDAYS OPEN FOR LUNCHEON Sertuit Harbor Congratulations Class of 1 979 from SREENBUSH GENERAL STORE AND EATING PLACE 38 Country Way m An Anonymous Contributor Wishes the Class of 1 979 the Very Best I HARBOUR INSURANCE AGENCY Harbor Mai Insurance of All Kinds 545-6400 PAPER SAILS Party Supplies for All Occasions Decoupage Classes and Supplies 1 24 Front St., Scituate, Mass. 02066 (6 1 7) 545-3388 WILLIAM F. RAYMOND SON INCORPORATED Driftway, Greenbush CRAZYlj ■ SHIRTS CO. Front Street Scituate Harb Compliments of GODDARD ' S 105 Front St. Scituate, Mass. 02066 Compliments of SOUTH SHORE DEPARTMENT STORE Scituate Harbor ti • -7-1 r - j ■ |f ■ 1 1 i r STA-NEET CLEANERS 363 Gannett Road North Scituate HAIR MATES Gannett Rd. North Scituate SCITUATE JEWELERS Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 89 Front St., Scituate, Mass. 02066 545-3012 North Scituate Scituate Harbor THE SCITUATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION nea mta poo a Good Luck to All My Dingasfrom Riddle ' Convenient Foodmarts North Scituate — Sandhills Open 7 Days The Stores That Offer Convenience, Variety, and Competitive Prices! 7C + + FLORIST iuettng shop mc. Floral Designs for All Occasioyis FLOWERS • PLANTS • GIFTS • CARDS ANTIQUES • FRUIT BASKETS Flowers Wired Worldwide Wedding Specialists 792 Country Way No. Scituate, Mass. 02060 545-5983 Eve. 834-4816 TATREAU ' S CAMERA 99 Front St., Scitua+e, Mass. 02066 545-5976 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF 79 MARIA ' S SUB SHOP 47 Front St. Sci+uate, Mass. THE LINEN CHEST Draperies Curtains Bedspreads Table Linen Bath Accessories 5 Brook Street Opposite the Red Lion Cohasset Diamonds Watches Sterling National Bridal Consultant Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Forrest E. King Cushing Plaza 383-1755 Cohasset 02025 HUGH R. HAMMILL SON Funeral Directors 1 6 Allen St., Scituate 545-191 1 545-0922 ij uglj PjmttmtU 8c jifon Funeral 1§ome MEMBER NATIONAL FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSOC directors hugh hammill Jack Hammill BpJmU 16 ALLEN STREET SCITUATE. MASS 02066 GREENBUSH GENERAL STORE 38 Country Way Greenbush, Mass. 02040 Compliments of ZUCKER ' S SUNOCO 348 Gannett Rd. North Scituate, Mass. 02060 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 CAL ' S T.V. SALES AND SERVICE Color TV and Stereo Service Specialist 1 6 1 Front St., Scituate Harbor VILLAGE SUB SHOP 770a Country Way 545-97 1 7 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE YEARBOOK STAFF Thank God This Book Is Done! Owned by FOOD MART Marian and Buddy ' Karlberg 7 DAYS A WEEK 690 Main St., Norwell Formerly Open Pantry Best Wishes to the Class of 1 979 Special Congratulations to Kim, Barbara, Wendy, Lynne, Janet, and Cathy TOWN PIZZA 267 Gannett Rd. 545-6782 One of the Best Pizza Shops in the South Shore Congratulations Prom All of Us AUSTIN L AHEARN, INC. 790A Route 3A Cohasset 02025 383-1933 WOOLWORTH Tedeschi Plaza Cohasset ■i II APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION (present) 2. Addresses a. Parent ' s address_ b. Summer address. c. Winter address_ d. Mailing address_ e. Total address 3. Sex (check one) a. Yes b. No 5. Numbers a. Social Security Number b. Homeroom Number c. Student Number d. Locker Number e. Locker Combination f. Other Important Numbers g. Add 5a, 5b, 5c; divide by 2d; multiply by pi; proceed to 6a Parents a. Father ' s name b. Father ' s maiden name c. Living? Occupation d. Deceased? Occupation. 7. Rate yourself on the following scale: -10 -9 -8 a. Mother ' s name b. 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