Tri County Vocational Technical High School - Summit Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

The Tri-County Summit The Summit is the highest peak on a mountain. It is the place every mountain climber wants to get to. In order to reach the summit the climber must work and sweat. He or she must use skills that have been learned, and by making mistakes, learn new skills. The climber must go on in spite of pain, weariness, and many setbacks. What is the reward? To get to the top. To get above the crowd and see the beauty of the world, and to know you earned every breathtaking sight you see. Learning is no easy task, either. It is work. It is tiring. It can be painful, and it often has setbacks. To achieve, a student must overlook all of this. He or she must keep climbing . ” What is the reward? Knowledge. Knowledge that enables the student to rely on himself and what he knows to get where he wants to go. Knowledge that enables the student to question those who would take away the rights of an unaware population. Knowledge that puts the student above the crowd where he can see the breathtaking sights that only the enlightened mind can see. Does receiving a High School Diploma mean you have reached the Summit? It means you have reached a Summit. But as every good climber knows, there's always another, more challenging peak to conquer. Good luck Graduates. May you always conquer the Summits that challenge you. Cover design by Jerry Thomas. Commercial Art. Book Title, The Summit, contributed by Rob Wyman. 4%, 'S' o V V NP , 9 'o ''s f s At some point in our lives most of us come into contact with another person who is truly unforgettable. For those of us who are fortunate enough to know him, John T. Lane is that person. His commitment to the dignity of labor is surpassed only by his dedication to personal and human dignity. He taught us that authority and discipline can be helpful, that humility can be strength, that we can cooperate in a competitive situation, and that temporary failure will spur us on to greater success; and he taught us the real meaning of pride. We thank you, Mr. Lane, for exposing us to the most important trade of all - that of human relations. Best wishes for a happy and active retirement. - Class of 83 4 Air Conditioning Refrigeration 6 auto body Fronts G. Healy, S. Downing, M. Amiro, R. Anderson, T. Hehir. Rear: Mr. Spargo, J. Dalton, M. Shephard, J. Fleck, M. Fletcher, T. Roberts, B. Doucette, R. Follett. Missing.- J. Flam il ton, K. Morrison. B. Delmar, M. Cadogan, L. Font a in, D. Tracey. 7 auto repair 8 carpentry Front: C. Warren, P. Powers, G. Ducharme, D. Fitzgerald, D. Vendetti, D. Smith. Rear: D. Just inski, J. Nasuti, J. Commane, L. Maus, C. Ward, D. Begin, K. Mendenhall, S. Mallon. 9 Child Care Courey. T. Bertone. 10 Commercial Art HtfHMj um Front: M. Stapleton, C. Guimond, D. Moriseau, S. Sullivan. Rear: J. Thomas, D. Foster, D. Hayward, S. Kerns, M. Scherer, C. Jordan, D. Morriseau, Mr. Pirovano. Cosmetology Front: C. Okulicski, N. Nolin, K. Harmon. D. Lynch. J. Yurick. Middle: P. Dill, L. Johnson, M. Mathews. A. Barnes, J. Rocha. Rear: Mr. D'Amico, B. Flaherty, B. Gomes, S. Hatfield, L. Karmelin, S. Idman, M. Martello, H. Waite, S. Dwyer, E. La valley. 12 Culinary Arts Fronti J. Brickley. B. Zinnack. Middle: T. Clewes, T. Furlong, E. Varney, G. Bendinelli, K. Scott, K. Tracey, E. Kipp, B. Bouchard, Rear: J. Golden, J. Nuovo, E. Harrison, S. Foster, J. Gokey. 13 Distributive Education iHHJER Seated: B. Hallgren, K. Pisani. D. Dzuibanick. Standing: S. Goulet, K. Schuller, C. Morris, K. Tremblay, D. Ryan, P. Anzovino. L. Leonard, J. Grysell, Mr. K. Dow. 14 drafting Fronts J. Moriarty, D. Fisher, J. Osborne. Rear: J. Bowser, 'E. Baker, F. DeMase, J. Gillis, N. Briggs. Missing: S. Bowen, N. Restaino. 15 electrical Front: S. Toth, W. Beaulieu, P. Hinkley, P. Burns. Middle . M. Hulbert. E. Gordon, G. Forbes, J. Bertonie. Rear: B. Fisk, T. Swenson, D. Murdock, P. Chase. 16 Front: C. Stanley, S. Shewendenman, J. O'Brien, A. Wyllie. Middle: S. Maxwell, T. Kieth, T. Bryda, A. Michaud, T. Gaughran, J. Partridge, B. Giannelli. Rear: Mr. Reposa, B. Turcotte, R. Payne, L. Nordstrom, H. Brackett, P. Cassidy, J. Nedoroscik, M. Gif fen, S. Layman. S. Bigelow. 17 Food Occupations T. Malmberg, S. Richards, N. Duplessie, R. Pinto Graphics Health 20 Machine Shop Front: R. E. Johnson. C. Andersen. P. Vaughan, J. Briggs. Rear: Mr. Schavrien, K. Jaros, C. Perry. J. Donovan, C. Werner, A. Verrochi. D. Davis. !% Front: J. Rivard, D. MacNeil. Rear: T. LaCasse, D. Achin, C. Butts, R. Brown, C. Rando, Mr. Kenney. 22 j Metal Fabrication Front: W. Boyle. W. Hicks. K. McLaughlin. P. Hinkley. R. Card. Rear: J. Badger, M. Bradney, J. Cook. G. Rose. G. Wood. S. Knox, P. Meau. M. Stirzaker. J. Mattson. 23 Painting £ Decorating Robert Johnson, Cathy Vieara, Scott Holmes, Mr. J. Brundige 24 Plant Maintenance 26 Sheet Metal 27 - « •• H hakcspeat am ct i H Achin, David 450 Smith Ave., N. Attleboro Achin, Douglas 450 Smith St., N. Attleboro Amiro, Michael 1 Donny Dr., Franklin Anderson, Craig 18 Mohegan St., Norfolk Shop: Machine Shop Ambition .- To become rich. Memory: Water fights in shop during clean-up. Anderson. Robert 22 Ellis St., Medway Shop: Auto Body Memory: Sophomore Day. Ambition: To own a ”69 Cutlass, and a radiator repair shop. Favorite Saying: ”My car broke down I” Anzivino, Pamela 60 Alpine Place, Franklin Shop: D.E. Ambition: To make it to California. Activities: Deca 2, 3, 4; Softball I, 2; Shop Representative 3, 4. Memory: Camping at Mr. D’s campground in October. Badger. Jeffrey 141 Westside A ve„ North Attleboro Shop.- Metal Fab. Ambition: To get my car fixed-right. Memory: Getting thrown out of shop by Bob . Bain, Donna 50 Priscilla Lane, Norfolk Shop: PSD Memory: Meeting Jon Donovan. Ambition: Graduating and Parenting. Bain, Russell Baker, Eric 50 Priscilla Lane, Norfolk 204 Union Street, Franklin Barnes, Andrea 86 Norfolk Street, Walpole Shop: Cosmetology Ambition: To graduate and sleep late every dayl Saying: What a Yucl Memory: Grateful Dead. Barnett, Mark 12 Fisher Street, Medway Shop: Sheet Metal Memory: Jethro Tull Tour ’82, Senior year with Mr. Conley. Ambition.- To move to Canada with Karen, be rich. Barnett, Michelle 12 Fisher Street, Medway Barrett, Erik 107 Middlesex Street, Millis Shop: Sheet Metal Saying: ''Whatever Memory: Shop S the bus. Ambition: To break on through to the other side. Beaulieu, Wayne 151 King Street, Franklin Shop: Electrical Ambition: To own my own Electrical Co. Memory: Working at the Franklin Common. Activities: J.V. Baseball VIC A 10, II, 12; VIC A Representative, 12. Begin, Dennis 75 Mt. Hope Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Carpentry, Cabinet Memory: Leav ing school without being caught. Ambition: To go to college and own my own business. Activities.- Basketball 4. David Achin Douglas Achin Michael Amiro Craig Anderson 30 Robert Anderson Eric Baker Wayne Beaulieu Russell Bain Erik Barrett Donna Bain Michelle Barnett Jeff Badger Mark Barnett Pamela Anzivino Andrea Barnes Dennis Begin 31 : ■ wigs m m Belcher, Shawn 350 Br own Avenue, Seekonk Shop: ACR Ambition: Join the service, further my education in the trade, get married and own my own business. Activity: VICA. Bendinelti, Gina 36 Clapp Street, Walpole Shop: Food Trades Ambition: To live life to its fullest, and to become a cook. Memory • Sophomore Day, Junior Prom, shop parties. Activities.- Food Banquets. Bertone, Christina 69 East Street, Franklin Shop: Child Care Ambition: To be successful. Memory: Ann D's pool party, and Mrs. Cooper's help for four years. Thanks l Saying: Bruce Springsteen and Yol” Bertone, John 37 Everett Street, Franklin Shop: Electrical Saying.- Here, Beaulieu, you don’t go touching the light bulbs. Ambition: to be filthy rich and own my own red Porsche. Activities: Shop Boxing Tournament, J.V. Baseball. Bigelow, Stephen 286 Allen Avenue, N. Attleboro Shop: Electronics Saying: A most depressing situation”. Memory: Getting a job at SIMTRAN Corp. Ambition: Electrical Engineering. Activities: Yearbook Photographer '80-, Tri-County Amateur Radio Assoc, -, VICA. Borges, Michelle 13 Conlyn Avenue, Franklin Bouchard, Barbara 14 Hutchinson Street, Franklin Shop: Food Trades Saying: Who me? I don't know.” Ambition: To become successful, stick with Mike L. Memory: summer '79 6 '82, May 31, '82. Activities: VICA) Class Representative. Bowen, Scott 10 Richard Road, Medway Shop: Drafting Memory: Related class, 9 28 81 Gym Class. Saying: fill’er up. ” Ambition: Go west in a Jeep. Bowser. Jeff 66 West St., Medway Ambition.- To be successful and happy. Memory: Chris. Activities: Soccer 2, 3 Badminton Tournament. Shop: Drafting Boyle, Wayne 235 High Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Metal Fab. Memory: Sophomore Day, Related with Phil. Ambition: To be a welder and have money. Brackett, Holly 61 King Street, Franklin Shop.-, Electronics Saying: I find this hard to believe. ” Memory: Van Halen Concert, Prom '81. Ambition.- To be a disc jockey. Activities: Prom Committee '81, Secretary, Class of '83. Bradney, Mark 19 Jackson Road, Sherborn Shop: Metal Fab. Memory: Beaver Pond Parties, Booth II. Brickley, John 82 Adams Street, Medfield Shop: Food Trades Memory: Throwing Tara in the sink. Ambition.- To get on U.S. Ski Team. Briggs. Nelson Shop: Drafting Ambition: Memory: Eraser War 26 A Barbara Road, N. Attleboro To be successful in life. Saying.- Fill 'er up. ” Brown. Ray 46 Ash Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Masonry Ambition: To make it in life. Memory: Beaver Pond. Saying.- Do it up. Activities: VICA-, Baseball 10, II. Brown. Shawn 32 Pleasant Street, Sherborn Shawn Belcher Gina Bendinelli Christina Bertone John Bertone 32 Jeff Bowser John Brickley Stephen Bigelow Barbara Bouchard Holly Brackett Ray Brown Scott Bowen Mark Bradney Shawn Brown 33 Bryda, Todd 64 Peterson Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Electronics Ambition: To break even. Memory: Working with Lisa, Holly and Andy. Saying: C’mon, Bill, we had related yesterday.” Activities: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball !-, Winter Track 3, 4i Spring Track 2, 3. 4 Student Advisory Council 3i Volleyball 2, 3, Badminton 3. Bums, Paul Mason Avenue, N. Attleboro Shop: Electrical Saying: Maaaahlll ” Ambition: To have everything that want. Memory.- When Wayne broke the light bulb in related, wiring the Common with J. W. Activities: Boxing Tournament. Butts, Charles Byrne. Gerald Cadogan. Michael Card, Russell 59 East Street, Franklin 30 Spencer Street, Millis 45 Southgate Road, Franklin 99 L eland Road, Norfolk Carr, David 263 Orchard Street, Millis Shop: ACR Saying- 'Oh, Weill” Memory: Fighting with Mr. Paul about the right way to do things-my way! Ambition: To own my own Marina and be wealthy. Activities. Shop Representative. Cassidy, Paul 172 School Street, Franklin Shop.- Electronics Saying: You fool!” Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Memory.- Summer of '82 at Old Orchard Beach, Cape Cod, visiting Pease Air Force Base in N.H. Caufman. David 1509 Fall River Ave., Seekonk Shop: Auto Repair Ambition: To succeed in life and own a Trans-Am. Saying: Don’t worry about it.” Memory: Spinning the tires on the Caddy. Chace. Peter 93 Westside Avenue, N. Attleboro Shop: Electrical Activities.- Shop Boxing Tournament Charrette, Christopher 3 Hope Street, N. Attleboro Shop.- Sheet Metal Ambition.- To be successful. Saying: Say what?” Memory: Beating last years’ Champs, Bay Path, 26-0. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Winter Track 3: Spring Track 3, 4-, Clarke. Kevin Shop: Auto Repair Saying: Too bad. ’ 31 Melairne Circle, Seekonk Clewes. Thomas 192 Exchange Street, Millis Shop: Food Trades Ambition: To have a great time in life. Saying: Hey, hey, my. my, Rock TV Roll will never die.” Clinton, Mike 49 Freeman Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Sheet Metal Ambition.- Coast Guard helicopter pilot. Memory: The ski trips. Saying: That's what she said!” Comeau, Susanne 38 Pine Street, Medfield Conlon, Kevin 41 MacDonald Circle, Walpole Shop: Plant Maintenance Memory: Rhinies cellar, concerts, skip days. Sophomore day. Ambition: To become successful in my trade. Saying: Wo dare mack.” Todd Bryda Charlie Butts Gerald Byrne 34 Michael Cadogan David Caufman Peter Chace Russell Card David Carr Christopher Charette Paul Cassidy Thomas clewes Michael Clinton Susanne Comeau Kevin Clarke Kevin Conlon 35 Cook. Jeffrey 170 Old Post Road, Walpole Ambition: To be successful and own the Batmobile. Cotter, Kenneth 17 Barstow Road, Walpole Shop: Plant Maintenance Saying.- Peace, love, togetherness. ” Memory: Sophomore Day and the party after. Ambition: To own my own business and be my own boss. Counihan, Ellen 69 Bridge Street, Medfield Courcy, Tammy 894 Mendon Road, N. Attleboro Shop: Child Care Saying. Go for It!” Memory: Sophomore Day. Ambition: To become a teacher for the deaf. Cruickshank. Lisa 57 Causeway Street, Medfield Cullen. Laura 36 Page Avenue, Walpole Shop: Health Saying.- Oh, my god!” Ambition: To graduate from medical school. Memory: Last day of school Sophomore year and Sophomore Day. Activities: VICA '80-83, Class Representative '82. D'Agostino, John 198 South Main Street, Sherborn Shop: Plumbing Memory: Soccer State Championship. Ambition: To become wealthy and succeed in my trade. Activities: Soccer 10, II, 12. Daley. David 220 Maple Street, Franklin Shop: Auto Body Ambition: To travel from state to state. D'Ascenzo. Ann 75 Washington Street, Franklin Shop- Child Care Saying: Later for You. ” Memory: My pool party. Ambition: To travel and to be successful at whatever I do. Davis. Charlene Stewart Street, Franklin Shop: Health Saying: I just don’t care.” Memory: Spending time with Tom, Sophomore Day, Lake Pearl. Ambition: To become successful and marry Tom L. and be happy. Davis, Donald 328 Partridge Street, Franklin Dawe. Pamela 185 South Street, Medfield Shop: Health Ambition: To finish Nursing School. Memory: Junior Prom Saying: You’ve got to be kidding.” Activities: VICA 10, II, 12. DeMase, Frank 62 Pleasant Street, Franklin Shop. Drafting Saying.- Cornhole. Memory: Sophomore Day. Ambition: To join the Navy. Activities.- Basketball 10. II, 12: Baseball II, I2; Football 10. Denommee. Richard 469 Lincoln Street, Franklin Shop: Plant Maintenance Saying: Love will lead the way.” Memory: Sophomore Day. Ambition: To be able to stop working and enjoy life. Activities: VICA II, 12. Dickinson. David 13 Ohlson Circle, Medway Shop. Plumbing Saying: In the end we’re all dead. Grateful Dead.” Memory-. 10th grade Science Class. Ambition-. To ride hard and die free, and go 'cross country on my Harley. DiPlacido. Richard 18 Eldor Drive, Walpole Shop: Plant Maintenance Saying: Wou der mac. Ambition.- Be rich, own my own company. Memory.- Meeting Deneen, 82 New Year’s Eve party at Rieny s. Jeffrey Cook Kenneth Cotter Ellen Counihan 36 Tammy Courcy mm Lisa Cruickshank Ann D’Ascenzo Laura Cullen Charlene Davis Frank DeMase Richard Denommee John D’Agostino Donald Davis David Dickinson David Daley Pamela Dawe Richard DiPlacido 37 Donovan, Connie 599 Old W. Central Street, Franklin Shop: Health Saying.- I don’t think so. Memory: Grateful Dead weekend with Dave, Vermont ski weekend w Steve, Friday skip days w Ken Jay, Sophomore Day. Ambition: To go to college and be successful. Activities- VICA. Yearbook, Badminton Tournament. Donovan. Jonathan 129 South Street, Medfield Shop: Machine Shop Activities: Football , 2, 3, 4 ; Winter Track I, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track , 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 2-. Class President 3, 4. Saying: Breathe, breathe in the air, don’t be afraid to care. Leave, but don’t leave me. Look around, choose your ground 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. Pink Floyd. Doro, Joseph 63 County Street, Seekonk Memory: Sex, drugs and rock ’n roll. Saying: You name it. I'll get it for a price. Doucette. William 413 Old Post Road, Walpole Shop. Auto Body Memory: Aerosmith Concert Saying: If it feels good, do it. ” Ambition: to make money. Downing. Steve 214 Washington Street, Sherborn Shop: Auto Body Memory: Sophomore Day, Saying.- Back off Jack. Ambition- To marry Karen Tracey, the only girl I love. Ducharme, Gregory 665 South Street Walpole Shop. Carpentry Memory: 3 14 82 Saying.- At least.’’ Ambition: To be rich and not have to use what I learned in shop. Duffy. Donna 39 Eddy Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Food Trades Saying: Buzzard. ” Memory: Sophomore Day, Prom. Ambition.- Travel, work hard, live life. Activities: Banquets, VICA. Duplessie, Nancy Shop. Food Occupations Memory: Prom. 96 Pine Ridge Road, Franklin Dwyer. Sandra 16 Buttercup Lane, Medway Shop: Cosmetology Ambition: Become a buyer in the cosmetology field. Saying: No big deal. Memory: Junior Prom. Activities: Band, Student Advisory. Dziubaniuk. Darlene 172 Pleasant Street, E. Walpole Shop: DE Saying: I don't care. Ambition. To make it out to California. Memory.- Camping at Mr. D’s campground with Pam, Cheryl and Deb. Activities: DEC A 2, 3, 4-, Softball I, 2. Elgar. Ralph Burnside Road, Seekonk Ellsworth, Lee 16 Conlyn Avenue, Franklin Shop: Sheet Metal Ambition: To own my own sheet metal shop. Memory: Sophomore Day. Saying: You’re Dreaming. Farretta. Patrick 69 Broad Street, Walpole Shop: Auto Repair Ambition: To make money and Party hearty. Saying.- Too bad! Ferretti, Mark 29 Fisher Street, Medway Fisher, David 44 Eddy Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Drafting Saying: What’s up? Ambition: To do my best at college and be happy at whatever I do. Memory: Walking through cities after basketball games. Activities: Soccer 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3. Fisk. Brian 124 Carpenter Street. Seekonk Shop: Electrical Saying: Good day. Dog breath. Memory: Football Practice. Working at Franklin Common, Soph. Day. Ambition.- To do my best at whatever I do. Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4 (Captain)i Basketball , 2. 3-, Baseball , 2, Track 3, VICA 3, 4. Connie Donovan Jonathan Donovan Joseph Doro 38 William Doucette Stephen Downing Gregory Ducharme Donna Duffy HHHH Sandra Dwyer Darlene Dziubaniuk Ralph Elgar Lee Ellsworth Patrick Farretta Mark Ferretti David Fisher Nancy Duplessie Brian Fisk 39 Fitzgerald, Debora 266 Coney Street, F. Walpole Shop Cabinet Making Saying.- Only the good die young. ” Memory: Grateful Dead Concert '82. Ambition: To enjoy my job, live comfortably and own a Firebird. Activities: Soccer I, 2, Basketball h Softball , 2, 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, 4t Vice President 4. Fitzgerald, Betsey 23 Village Street, Medway Shop: Graphic Arts Saying: Way to be. ” Memory: Sophomore Day. Ambition: To own a Jeep Renegade. Activities: ’8l-’82 Prom Committee. Fleck, Jeffrey 43 Buckboard Drive, Walpole Shop: Auto Body Saying: Woody, I can dig it. Memory: The mud, Maine, Winter '82-83. Ambition: To own a Mercury Monterey again. Fletcher, Marc 13 Oakview Circle, Medway Shop.- Auto Body Saying: Pup tent , Skin Head , I doubt it . Memory: Lunch with Gink, Cabob, Tomass and Z.J. Ambition.- To live life to its fullest extent while I can. Follett, Randy 4 Clinton Avenue, S. Walpole Shop: Auto Body Ambition: To own my own shop and a herd of hogs. Saying: Tough Guy Memory: Prom 82, Hampton Beach 81 6 '82, 22 top '82. SWC. Harley, SK. Forbes, Glenn 68 Peck Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Electrical Memory: Junior Year. Ambition: To become successful in my trade. Foster, Steven 233 Washington Street, E. Walpole Shop: Food Trades Favorite Words: Totally, awesome, wild. Ambition: To be a dining room manager at the best restaurant in Mass. Fresh. Michael 54 Van Kleeck Road, Millis Shop: Carpentry Saying: No Wayl Ambition.- To own lots of real estate. Activities: Football, hockey, boxing, motocross. Furlong. Tara 21 Haverstock Road. Franklin Shop.- Food Trades Saying.- You Buzzard, Memory.- Prom, Parties at Fva-Lou’s house. Activities: Banquets. Gaughran. Tim 45 Green Street, Medfield Shop.- Electronics Memory: Good times in shop. Ambition: To be successful. Saying: Let’s wait 'til tomorrow. Gessman. Stacey Giannelli, Bruno 203 Orchard Street. Millis 80 Dean Street, Franklin Giffen, Michael 879 South Street, Walpole Shop: Electronics Saying.- No doubt, perhaps. ” Memory: Winning Spring Track Championship. Ambition: To become a millionaire. Activities: Indoor Track 2, 3, 4t Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4. Gignac. Brenda 4 Stagecoach Road, Medfield Shop: Health Memory: Having a food fight in Junior and Sophomore years. Ambition: To own a Caddie. Saying: Aaa, it's cool man. Gillis, John 522 Lincoln Road. Walpole Shop: Drafting Ambition.- to get rich quick. Activities: VIC A Gillis. Steve Lincoln Road, Walpole Shop: ACR Memory: Sophomore Day. Ambition: To make lots of money, and own a farm. Saying: We’ve got to get out of this place. TV- I IE : ■ Debora Fitzgerald Betsy Fitzgerald Jeffrey Fleck 40 Marc Fletcher Tara Furlong Randy Follett Glenn Forbes Timothy Gaughran Steven Foster Stacey Gessman Michael Fresh Bruno Giannelli ■HM| Michael Giffen Brenda Gignac John Gillis Stephen Gillis 41 Gokey. John 1156 Pond Street. Franklin Shop : Food Trades Saying: Go for it.” Memory.- Being at Tri-County and getting my diploma. Ambition: To become the best chef cook can be. Activities: Spring Track 3, 4 , Winter Track 3, 4. Baseball 2. Golden. James 47 Southgate Road, Franklin Shop: Food Trades Ambition: To leave my mark of excellence wherever I am. Saying: Now I'm serious. Memory: Sophomore Day, Foods Banquets. Acitivities: Banquets. Gordon, Eric 37 Park Street, Med field Goulet, Susan 72 FlawthorneStreet, N. Attleboro Shop.- DE Saying: Awesome” Memory: Prom '82. Ambition: To be taller. Activities.- Cross Country I, 2, 4i spring track 2, 3, 4, Softball h DECA 2, 3, 4. Grysell, Jayne I539A Main Street, Walpole Shop: DE Ambition: To be filthy rich, happy, and marry Joe Brothers in 5 yrs. Memory: 12th grade Science class. Sophomore class. Saying: Hi, Dude. Activities: DECA, Guimond, Cherie 192 N. Washington Street, N. Attleboro Shop.- Commercial Art Ambition.- To marry David, become a professional illustrator. Saying: Yeah, right” Memory: Sophomore Day. Activities: Shop Rep. 2. 3, Softball 2, 3. Hallgren, Barbara 7 Spring Valley Drive, Walpole Shop: DE Ambition: To have my own travel agency. Saying.- I’M perturbed. Memory-. Sophomore year, talks with Nadine. Activities: DECA) Cheerleading 2. Hamel. Edward 555 East Street, Walpole Shop-. Plumbing Ambition.- To eventually own a truck comp. Saying.- Onward through the fog.” Memory : Sophomore Day, talking with Mr. Lane. Hamilton. John 26 Georgia Drive, Walpole Shop: Auto Body Ambition.- To own my own shop and succeed at it. Saying: Nice, no doubt. ” Memory: Sophomore Day, Prom, Trip to Mr. McKeoul’s house. Harmon, Karen 94 Paine Road, N. Attleboro Harrison, Eric 278 East Street, Walpole Shop.- Food Trades Memory: Sophomore Day, The Winter Hill. Ambition- To succeed to the fullest of my ability. Saying: Awesome.” Activities: Banquets. Hartmann, Edward 71 Diamind Street, Walpole Hatfield, Sharon 272 Partridge Street, Franklin Shop: Cosmetology Saying: What’s up?” Ambition: To be successful in hairdressing. Memory: Sophomore Day. Activities: Softball I, 2, 3, 4, VICA 3. Healey. Jerome 2 Apple TreeLane, Walpole Shop: Auto Body Saying: Myron P.” Memory.- VICA night, Activities: VICA 2, 3. 4. Heffron, Frank 70 Greenwood Street, Sherborn Shop: Metal Fab. Memory: Junior Year. Saying.- That’s Reality.” Ambition: To get out of here. Hehir, Thomas 257 Orchard Street, Millis lltlf; 1 wm - John Gokey James Golden Eric Gorden 42 Susan Goulet T Cherie Guimond Karen Harmon Jerome Healey Barbara Hallgren Eric Harrison Edward Hartmann Thomas Hehir Edward Hamel 43 Hicks. Wendy 66 Wolcott Street. Walpole Shop: Metal Fab. Saying: Oh, Wowl Memory: Sophomore Day, Prom, Day after Prom in Marshfield. Ambition: To go to underwater welding school in Texas, make a lot of money, and raise a family. Activities: VICA, Secretary 3. Hinkley. Paul 106 Harding Street, Medfield Shop: Electrical Ambition: To be a Rock TV’ Roll star. Saying: Burning Out. ” Memory: Senior Day. Hinkley. Peter S Pheasant Rd., Medfield Shop : Metal Fab. Ambition: For generation to make it. Memory: South wing skips, Beaver Pond parties. Sophomore Day. Saying-. Let's blow this hot dog stand. ” Hulbert. Michael Idman. Susan 601 Adamsdale Road, N. Attleboro 16 Burrill Street, Walpole lltzsch, Amy 59 Sunset Drive, Seekonk Shop- Health Ambition .- To become a surgical nurse and get the most out of life. Saying: Whaaat ?” Memory: Freshman year, and basketball games. Activities: VICA 3, 4-, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4i Softball , 2, 3. 4-, Badminton and volleyball tournaments. Class Treasurer 2. Jaros, Keith 332 Partridge Street, Franklin Shop. Machine Shop Memory: Sophomore Day at Lake Pearl. Ambition: To become an Architectural Engineer, and be good at my job. Saying: You’re really sick and twisted.” Activities: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4-, Cross country L Winter Track ,- Contributed to school newspaper. Johanson. Andy 2 Pryor Road, Natick Shop: Plant Maintenance Saying.- School’s out forever. ” Memory: Mrs. D'Espinosa's business class. Ambition: Going into the plant maintenance field. Activities: VICA. Johnson, Lisa 365 N. Wheaton Ave., Seekonk Shop: Cosmetology Saying.- So, what did you do this weekend?” Ambition: To become a cosmetologist and own a salon. Memory: Sophomore Day, Heart Concert. Johnson. Robert E. 21 Neal Street, Walpole Shop. Machine Shop Saying: How's it going?” Ambition- To succeed at what I do to the best of my ability. Activities-. VICA 3, 4. Johnson, Ted 22 Lovering Street, Medway Shop: Electronics Memory: The fire in Auto Body. Jones. Stephen 13 Rolling Ridge Road, Franklin Shop: Sheet Metal Memory from Shop: Working on duct work. Jones. Thomas 231 East Street, Walpole Shop: Plant Maintenance Memory: Sessions in shop. Ambition. To make money. Activities: Soccer 2, 3, 4. Jordan. Colleen 610 Broadway Extension, N. Attleboro Shop: Commercial Art Saying: Wicked Awesome, That's too funny.” Memory ” Junior Prom, dancing and singing in the hallway with Sue. Ambition: To be really famous -, not just nearly famous. Justinski, David I E. Bullfinch Street. N. A ttleboro Karmelin, Lisa II Rockwood Street. Walpole Shop. Cosmetology Ambition- To get rich and have a healthy family, own a Porsche. Saying: Oh. yeah. This Bud's for you Deb. Memory: C.S.N., Town Forest Parties. Grateful Dead, Soph. Day, Late night at E.R.'s. Wendy Hicks Paul Hinkley Peter Hinkley 44 Michael Hulbert Susan Idman Lisa Johnson Thomas Jones Amy lltzsch Robert Johnson Colleen Jordan Ted Johnson Keith Jaros David Justinski Stephen Jones Andy Johanson Lisa Karmelin 45 ■■■■■■ Keith, Todd 10 Betten Court, Franklin Shop: Electronics Saying: Rock TV Roll never forgets. Memory.- Sophomore Day, 10 16 82, My party. Junior Year. Ambition: To be a professional guitarist. Kennedy, John 5 Overlook Terrace, Walpole Shop. Plumbing Saying: What’s up? Ambition: To be successful in my trade and open my own company. Memory: The D.P.W. in Franklin. Activities.- Football I, 2. Keyser. Debra 483 Oak Street, Franklin Shop: Child Care Saying.- What a riot, Kay’O. Memory: Junior Prom. Ambition: To succeed at whatever do. Activities: Junior Prom Committee. Kipp. EvaLou 588 High Street, Walpole Shop: Food Trades Saying.- Oh weawe, ya buzzard. Memory: 9th grade. Sophomore Day, Prom ’82, Parties at Eric’s and Lisa’s, skiing party with Duffy. Ambition.- To be successful in my career and live a happily married life. Activities: VICA. Knox. Scott 40 Maple Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Metal Fab. Memory-. Sophomore Day. Ambition: To be a good and successful welder. Activities: Football l Class President !-, Class Treasurer 3, 4, VICA. LaCasse. Timothy Lambert, James Shop: Masonry 238 Washington Street, E. Walpole 35 Grant Street, Seekonk Laronga, Thomas 54 Forest Street, Sherborn Memory: Going wild in the halls. Ambition: To graduate. Lavalley. Ethel 6 Oval Street, Norfolk Shop: Cosmetology Saying: Busted, E.T., phone home.” Memory: Sophomore Day, Lisa's party, summer vacations. Ambition: To become rich and not have to do anything. Layman. Stephen Shop: Electronics Saying: Insanity has set in.’ Ambition.- To be successful in electronics. 661 Lincoln Street, Franklin Memory.- The rubber room. Lebeau, Jacqueline 17 Haig Avenue, Seekonk Shop: Health Saying.- Amyl” Memory.- Overnight with VICA. Ambition: To become an R.N. Activities: VICA 2, 3, 4. Leonard. Lisa 372 Main Street, Norfolk Shop: D.E. Memory: 6 5 81, Sophomore Day. Ambition: To get my C.P.A. License. Activities.- Softball 2, 3, 4, DECA 2, 3, 4 VICA 3. Lester, Donna 38 Schofield Drive, Franklin Shop: Child Care Saying.- I'M not doing it- no way ” Memory: Prom ’82. Ambition: To become a clown in a circus. Activities: Soccer 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4t Yearbook 3, 4i Prom Committee 3, 4. Lind, Kenneth 1686 Washington Street, Walpole Shop: Auto Repair Ambition.- Be happy at whatever I do. Memory: Last day of school Sophomore year. First day of school Junior year. Lynch. Deborah 60 Federal Street, Walpole Shop: Cosmetology Saying: This Bud's for you Lisal , , Roschleinl ” Memory: Sophomore Day, Roschlein's, Forest, Karmelin’s, Florida, CNS, Grateful Dead? Activities: VICA MacKay, Kevin 44 Irving Drive, Walpole Shop: Plumbing Saying: Treat it like you hate it.” Ambition.- To be successful at my trade and to make as much money as possible. Todd Keith John Kennedy Debra Keyser 46 EvaLou Kipp Scott Knox Ethel LaValley Donna Lester Timothy LaCasse Kenneth Lind James Lambert Jacqueline LeBeau Deborah Lynch Thomas Laronga Lisa Leonard Kevin MacKay 47 ■■■■■ I hi ■ ■H MacNeil, Daniel 107 Oakland Street, Medway Ambition: To make lots of money. Saying: Yukl Memory: Graduation Day. Mallon, Steven 884 Mendon Road, N. Attleboro 2 Gorwin Drive, Medway Malmberg. Anthony Shop. Electronics Ambition: To work in electronics. Marchand. Teresa 621 Old West Central St., Franklin Shop: Child Care Saying: Do it up!” Ambition: To grow up and marry a rich man. Memory.- Getting dismissed and going to Ann D's pool party. Activities: Soccer 3. Martello. Maureen 553 Washington Street. Franklin Shop: Cosmetology Memory.- Sophomore Day, Freshman year with Tom, good times with the Walpole girls. Ambition: To own my own salon- For Tom and I to have a healthy life and family together. Martin. Alan 1360 Newman Avenue, Seekonk Shop: Electronics Memory: Senior year. Activities: Soccer 2. Mathews, Mary 15 Lovering Street, Medway Shop: Cosmetology Memory: 7 8 81, Camping with Deb. Ambition: To own my own salon in Boston or New York. Saying: Kinda, sorta- but not reallyll” Activities: VICA, Fashion Show 3, 4. Matson, Jeffrey 794 Mt. Flope Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Metal Fab. Saying: Mahl” Memory: Auto Body fire. Ambition: To retire from the service with a house, a car, and lots of money to spend. Maus. Lance 43 Raymond Street, Franklin Shop: Carpentry Saying: I gotta go home and call Steil ... No problem !’’ Memory: Telephone booth in Easton, playing the talent show, 9 12 81. Ambition.- To keep my little star. Activities: Talent Show. Maxwell, Samuel 4 Tam-O-Shanter Road, Franklin Shop: Electronics Memory-. Senior Day. Saying: Hey, Buddy too bad. ” Ambition: To become rich and more rich, at least well off. McLaughlin, Jay 17 Alton Road, Walpole Shop: Plumbing Saying.- Too bad l Memory.- Ken and I skipping 13 Fridays with Michelle, Constance, Charlene. Ambition: To marry the one I love, make lots of money, live happily ever after. McLaughlin. Kelly 16 Johnson Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Metal Fab. Saying: ”1 doubt itl Memory: Sophomore Day, Junior Prom, VICA night. Ambition: To make lots of money and move to Canada. Activities: VICA 3, 4. Mendenhall, Ken 955 Newman Avenue, Seekonk Shop: Carpentry and Cabinetmaking Saying: Easy there killerl” Ambition: To be a very profitable cabinetmaker. Memory.- Sophomore Day. Michaud, Andy 73 Oakland Avenue, Seekonk Shop: Electronics Ambition: To be an electronic engineer. Saying: C’mon, Bill, let’s skip related. Memory: Working with Holly, Lisa and Todd. Activities: Boxing 2: Student Advisory II. Molloy. Paul 28 Oak Street Ext., Franklin Shop: Plumbing Saying: Too bad I Memory: Sophomore Day. D.P.W. Garage. Ambition. To graduate in the year of ’83. '83 is . Activities: Cross- Country 9. IOi Wrestling 9, Baseball 9. Moriarty. James II Oak Hill Drive, Walpole Shop: Drafting Ambition: To be successful in my field of study. Saying: Right There!” Memory.- Summers of '81 and '82. Activities: Football I, 2, 3t Baseball 2; Track I. MSMBB Daniel MacNeil Steven Mallon Anthony Malmberg 48 Teresa Marchand Maureen Martello Alan Martin Lance Maus Samuel Maxwell Ken Mendenhall Andrew Michaud Mary Mathews Jay McLaughlin Paul Molloy paaaww Jeffrey Mattson Kelly McLaughlin James Moriarty 49 Morris, Cheryl 491 West Central Street, Franklin Shop: DE Memory: Camping at Mr. D’s campground with Pam, Deb, and Darlene. Ambition: To own my own business. Activities: Softball I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball f. DECA I, 2, 3, 4, VICA 3. Saying Oh, yal Morriseau, Dennis 38 Circular Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Commercial Art. Memory: Sophomore Day. Saying: Wake-up. Ambition: To find my purpose on this planet. Morriseau. Denise 38 Circular Street. N. Attleboro Shop-. Commercial Art Saying: What song do you want to hear? Memory: Sophomore Day and parties in Walpole. Ambition: Be a rich and famous artist. Morison, Kevin 22 Kingsbury Road, Norfolk Shop: Auto Body Saying: Don't worry about it. Memory: Aerosmith '82, running out the south wing doors. Ambition: To get anywhere on time. Murdock, David 58 Myrtle Street, Millis Shop: Electrical Saying: With friends like you who needs enemies? Memory: Mr Lane confiscating a Baggie from me, containing a wrist watch. Ambition: To leave lh rubber in parking lot on the last day of school. Nasuti, James 746 Washington Street, Franklin Shop: Carpentry Saying- I don’t care. Memory: Sophomore. Day, Prom 5 7 82, times with Alison. Ambition: To be the best carpenter that graduated from T.C. Nedoroscik. John 187 S. Main Street, Sherborn Shop: Electronics Ambition: To succeed in business. Nuovo, Joseph 624 Common Street, Walpole Nolin, Nadine 180 Park Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Cosmetology Activities: Prom Committee, Cheerleading. Nordstrom, Lisa 118 Alpine Place, Franklin Shop: Electronics Saying-. If you want to go to heaven, you have to raise a little hell. Ambition: To marry Jim, have 2 children, build my own house, be happy and filthy rich. Memory: 9 15 80, Van Halen, Cape runs. Sophomore Day, Junior Prom. Activities: Class Vice President 2, 3, 4-, Prom Committee 3. O'Brien, John 30 Bridge Street, Medfield Shop: Electronics Saying.- I don’t know. Memory . Norma’s bus ride. Sophomore Day. Ambition:To become an electronic engineer. Okuliczki, Christine 304 Main Street, Franklin Shop: Cosmetology Ambition: To be a successful salon owner, and be happily married to the man I love. Saying.- Oh, my Godl” Memory: Thanksgiving game '81, Pep Rally '80, Badminton ’81, Jeffy 9 19 82. Activities: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Badminton Tournament 3, 4: VICA 3, 4i Volleyball Tournament 3, 4 Prom Committee 3-, Shop Rep. 4, Fashion Show 3, 4. Olbrys, Gary 10 Maple Street, Medway Shop: ACR Saying: Unreal I Memory: Sophomore Day. Oldham, Laurie Prom. Ambition: To be a medical secretary. Saying: I said I must a. Activities: Pep Squad) VICA 3, 4 VICA Rep. 4. Osborne. Jamie 24 Holliston Street, Medway Shop: Drafting Ambition: To become an architect. Memory: Getting out early because of the fire. Partridge. Jay 12 Causeway Street, Medway Shop: Electronics Saying: Jam on! Memory: 10th grade. Ambition: To be successful in life. Cheryl Morris Dennis Morriseau Denise Morriseau Kevin Morison David Murdock Nadine Nolin Gary Olbrys Lisa Nordstrom Laurie Oldham James Nasuti Joseph Nuovo Chris Okuliczki James Partridge ■SB BBBBB - v- ::: ■MBHB Payne, Bob 978 South Street, Walpole Shop .- Electronics Ambition: To marry Jane, get rich fast, and have lots of kids. Saying. It’s doubtful. Memory: The day I asked Jane Yurick out I CSN Concert. Activities: Baseball 2. 3, 4. Perry, Charles 14 Shannon Lane, Millis Shop: Machine Shop Ambition: To become wealthy and successful. Saying: There is never a prank too evil. ” Memory: 2 20 80. Peterson, David South Street, Walpole Pinto, Rachel 118 Country Club Drive, Franklin Shop: Food Occupations Ambition: To work in a restaurant. Memory: Working on the grill in shop. Poisson. Scott Shop: Auto Repair 178 Forest Ave., Seekonk Purpura. Paul 108 Fisher Street, Walpole Shop: Metal Fab. Memory.- Sophomore Day, going to the south wing doors. Ambition: To get out of Walpole and make some bucks. Best shop Memory: Bill Garcia and Bob Packard. Rakoski, Dorothy Rando, Chris 52 Hutchinson Street, Franklin 314 High Plain Street, Walpole Readel, Donald 20 Rockwood Road, Norfolk Shop: ACR Saying: I’ve got to get out of this place.” Ambition: To make lots of money. Reece, H. Paul 168 Crescent Avenue, N. Attleboro Shop: Plant Maintenance Saying: We gotta get out of this place. ” Memory: Trip to Wentworth. Ambition: Making good money and not having to get married too soon. Activities: Basketball 10. Reinert. Tom 1423 Washington Street, Walpole Shop- Plant Maintenance Saying: What’s up? Memory.- Sophomore Day. Ambition- More parties and a good job. Restaino. Nick 470 Winter Street, Walpole Shop: Drafting Memory-. Freshman year. Sophomore Day, VICA all nighter. Ambition.- To live life to the limit. Activities: VICA 3. Ribotto, Karen 7 Naumkeag Street, Medway Shop: Food Trades Saying: What's up?” Ambition: To make lots of money and have a husband and children to love. Memory: 9 4 82, 4th of July weekend ’82. Richards. Steven 13 Delmar Road, Medway Shop: Food Occupations Ambition: To work in foods. Memory: Prom '82. Rivard. John 33 Cottage Street , Medway Shop: Masonry Saying- Sorry . Memory: Years at Tri-County. Ambition: To be successful in the masonry trade after school. Activities.- VICA 2, 3, 4. Rocha. Jeanne 370 Village Street, Medway Shop. Cosmetology Saying: Who cares?” Ambition.- To become wealthy and travel all over the world. Memory: School vacations. Robert Payne Charles Perry David Peterson 52 Rachel Pinto !! Scott Poisson Donald Readel Karen Ribotto Paul Purpura Paul Reece Steven Richards Dorothy Rakoski Thomas Reinert John Rivard 53 Chris Rando Nick Restaino Jeanne Rocha Roche. Kevin 9 Kingsbury Road, Norfolk Shop.- Auto Repair Saying: ” Too bad! Ambition: To own my own garage shortly. Roschlein. Eric 93 Norfolk Street Shop; Plant Maintenance Saying: This place $% .” Killer.” Memory: 9th grade. Wild Waterlou Karmelin’s. Ambition: To be a big success in life. Rose, Glenn 28 Esther Avenue, N. Attleboro Shop: Metal Fab. Saying: We’re out of here. ” Ambition: To keep going in my trade. Memory: Beaver Pond walk-out. Ryan, Debra 50 Glen Meadow Road, Franklin Shop: DF Memory . A. V. and all the good times. Camping at Mr. D’s. Ambition: To enjoy life to the fullest, and get everything I want out of life. Activities.- DFCA President 2, 4-, Student Council Secretary I. Ryder. John 3 79 Exchange Street, Millis Shop: Plumbing Saying.- Let’s be outta here.” Memory: Sophomore Day. Ambition: To become a Master Plumber and own and operate my own business. Savage, Diane 30 Scout Lane, N. Attleboro Shop: Health Saying: Dream on 'til your dreams come true. ” Memory.- Junior Prom. Ambition: To become a physical therapist. Activities: Pep Squad I. Scherer, Mary 15 Nectar Road, Walpole Shop: Commercial Art Schuller, Kristin 76 Allen Street, Walpole Shop: DF Saying.- Oh, my God!- Memory: The Path Ambition: To become a sales representative. Activities: DFCA 2, 3, 4-, Cheerleading 2: Badminton 2. Schwendenman. Scott II School Street, Medway Shop-. Electronics Saying: What a Babe!” Memory: Summer of '81. Ambition-. To own a 1965 Mustang Convertible. Activities: Student Advisory Council I, 2, 3, 4, President I, 2-. Football l Track L Wrestling I. Scott, Samantha 51 Adams Street, Millis Shop: Food Trades Memory. Sessions in Food Trades. Ambition.- To be a snake. Seggers, Sharon 84 Main Street, Walpole Shop: Food Trades Saying: What?!” Memory: The Senior Dinner. Activities: Soccer I. Seymour. Scott 14 Esther Avenue, N. Attleboro Shop: Plumbing Saying -, ” Let’s do it up. Memory: Sophomore and Senior Day and the DPW Garage. Ambition: To be successful in my trade and have my own company. Shade. Pamela 599 Old W. Central Street, Franklin Shea. Christopher S Park Lane, Walpole Shop: Plumbing Saying.- Can't hear ya', what? Memory: Sophomore Day, Junior Prom, Going wild in the halls. Ambition: To achieve my goals and be successful in life. Activities: Football I. Shepard. Michael 2 Cullinane Terrace. F. Walpole Shop: Auto Body Saying: Skippyl Memory: Marshfield, 4X4 Mud C. Ambition: To own a nice 4X4 Chevy K5 Blazer. Smith. Bryan 42 Alpine Place. Franklin Shop. Plumbing Saying. Cornhole Memory- Fire in Auto Body Ambition: To get into the fine life and become a plumber. Activities: VICA 4. Yearbook 4. Kevin Roche Eric Roschlein Glenn Rose Debra Ryan 54 John Ryder Scott Schwendenmen Pam Shade Diane Savage Christopher Shea Samantha Scott Michael Shephard Kristin Schuller Scott Seymour Bryan Smith 55 L Mt: Smith. David 347 Common Street. Walpole Shop. Carpentry Saying: Hey. where’s Mike?” Memory.- ’SI Soccer Tournament. Ambition. To graduate. Activities: Soccer 72, 3, 4. Stanley. Christen 10 MacDonald Circle, Walpole Stapleton. Mary 92 Paine Road, N. Attleboro Shop: Commercial Art Saying: Take it easy. ” Memory: Sophomore Day, parties. Ambition: To be a rich artist. Stirzaker. Mike Shop: Metal Fabrication. 188 Plain Street, Franklin Sullivan. Jerry 12 Irving Drive, Walpole Saying: Road House.” Memory.- Dooba's barn, Hendrix’s party. Sophomore Day. Ambition: To travel the country. Sullivan. Scott Swenson. Elaine Chestnut Hill Street Norfolk Swenson. Tom 52 Pleasant Street, Franklin Shop. Electrical Saying: Corn ball. Memory: Fire in south wing. Ambition.- To graduate. Thibodeau, Paul 517 Pond Street, Franklin Shop: Graphic Arts Memory: Sophomore Year. Ambition: To succeed at whatever I do and be exceptionally wealthy. Thomas. Jerry 20 French Drive, Seekonk Shop. Commercial Art Memory: The day after Grandchester Meadows. Saying: Cosmic.” Ambition: To find my inner being (and get rich while I’m at it.) Toth. Steven 4 Maple Avenue, Millis Shop: Electricity Memory: Sophomore Day. Ambition: To own a cabin in the mountains, own a business, and have fun. Tracey, Karen 212 Turner Road, Walpole Shop- Food Trades Saying: You’re so silly.” Memory: Sophomore Day, meeting Steven. Ambition: To be very successful in my career and have a happy, lasting marriage. Tremblay, Kenneth 41 East Park Street, Franklin Shop: DE Saying: I don’t know.” Ambition: To own my own company. Memory.- Junior Prom. Activities.- DEC A 3, 4. Tucker. Randel 45 Spencer Street, Millis Shop: Auto Repair Memory: Winn ing silver medal at Catholic Memorial Track meet. Ambition. Auto racing. Activities: Winter Track I, 2, 3. 4-, Spring Track I, 2. Turcotte, Bryon 54 Forge Hill Road, Franklin Shop: Electronics Saying- I’ve got to call her, or she’ll kill me.” Memory.- Talent Show, 8 16 82. Ambition: To play at the Royal Albert Hall with Eric Clapton. Activities. Boxing I. Varney, Elena 42 Bank Street, N. Attleboro Shop: Food Trades Saying: Sounds like a personal problem to me. Memory: Sophomore Day. Ambition: Restaurant Manager. David Smith Christen Stanley Mary Stapleton 56 Mike Stirzaker r Sullivan, Gerard : Scott Sullivan Elaine Swenson Paul Thibodeau Gerald Thomas Steven Toth Thomas Swenson Karen Tracey Kenneth Tremblay Randy Tucker Bryon Turcotte 57 HHHHKBhHRI ?,r y' HHHl III Vaughn, Patrick 412 Partridge Street, Franklin Shop.- Machine Shop Memory: Summer of '81, '82. Ambition: To succeed in the best way possible. ■hi Vendetti, Donald Jr. 38 Farrington Street, Franklin Shop: Carpentry Saying: Ya, good.” Memory: Good times playing T.C. Football. Ambition: To be successful and make the most out of life. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track I, 2, 3 Outdoor Track , 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4. Verrochi, Andrew 270 Moose Hill Road, Walpole Vieara. Cathy 763 Lincoln Street, Franklin Shop: PSD Memory: Sophomore Day. Ambition: To be a paratrooper, to jump out of an airplane. Activities-. Softball I, 2, 3, 4t Soccer 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4. Waite, Heather 7 Meadow Lane, Walpole Shop: Cosmetology Memory: Lisa’s house. Ambition: To be rich and happy. Activities: VICA. Ward. Christopher 47 Summit Avenue, Walpole Shop: Carpentry-Cabinet making Memory.- Last day of school. Weber, John 2 Hidden Circle, Walpole Shop: Auto Repair Saying: ” Nothing better to do. ” Memory: K)th grade outing. Ambition.- To go to college for airplane mechanics. Activities: Wrestling I. Werner, Charles 7 Bow Street, Millis Shop: Machine Shop Saying: ” Too badl Hey, Dude.” Memory: The parking lot scenes, Sophomore Day. Ambition: To be the best at what ever I do. Wightman, Laura 157 Orne Street, N. Attleboro Shop.- Child Care Saying: I doubt it.” Memory: Ann D's pool party. Ambition: To be successful in what ever I do and to have the best of luck. Activities: Yearbook 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. 4. Wood, Greg 14 Rolling Ridge Road, Franklin Shop: Metal Fab. Saying: You’re human, too badl ” Memory.- Junior Skip Day (only a few showed up.). Ambition: To own 5 Ferraris. Wyllie. Andrew 859 Old Post Road, Walpole Shop: Electronics Saying: This is a blast. ” Memory: Sophomore Day, '81. Ambition: To be the chief computer programmer in a large corporation. Activities: Drama Club 2. Yancy, Carolyn Shop: Electronics Activities: Track 64 High Street, Medfield Yurick, Jane 700 West Street, Walpole Shop: Cosmetology Saying: How ya doing?” Memory: The day I said yes to Bob, Lisa's party and CSN concert. Ambition: To marry Bob, be rich and happy and have lots of kids. Zinnack, Brad 30 Calvert Road, E. Walpole Shop: Food Trades Saying: Good Answer.” Memory.- Prom, Sophomore Day. Ambition • To become the best gourmet cook in France. Activities.- Ski Club, VICA. Zitoli, Chris 17 Pleasant Street, E. Walpole Shop: Plant Maintenance Saying: Parties. ” Memory: Sophomore Day, Bird Park Parties. Ambition: To become very, very rich. Stivaletta, A. Lee Shop: Food Trades Dover Road, Medfield Patrick Vaughn Donald Vendetti Andrew Verrochi 58 Cathy Vieara Heather Waite Laura Wightman Jane Yurick Christopher Ward Greg Wood Brad Zinnack John Weber i Andrew Wyliie Carolyn Yancy Charles Werner Chris Zitoli I A. Lee Stivaletta 59 Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical School Committee Front. M. Long, J. Hanley, C. Russell, R. Riccio, A. Chouinard. Rear. L. Hoegler, R. Rappa, J. Hurley, S. Hatch, T. Greene, A. Hillman. Missing: R. McDonough. 60 A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Mr. Kenneth Custy Superintendent Director Mr. John Jones Principal Mr. Michael Cignarella Vocational Coordinator Ms. Bibiana Nowacki Technical Coordinator Mr. Peter Rickard Special Needs Coordinator Mr. Arthur Miller Business Manager Mr. Timothy Rioux Director of Pupil Personnel Services 62 I I I. Ms. Judy Maus 2 Ms. Mary Curran 3. Ms. Pauline McCormick 4. Ms. Kathy Catanzariti 5. Ms. Marian Leonard 6. Ms. Judy Colella 7. Ms. Mary Hagan 8. Ms. Helen Keefe o F F I C E S T A F F 63 F A C U L T Y . Mr. Vincent Hoye ACR 2 Mr. Richard Paul ACR 3. Mr. John Rodominick Auto Body 4. Mr. Ron Stevens Auto Bo dy 5. Mr. Rick Spargo Auto Body 6. Mr. Brian McDonough Auto Repair 7. Mr. Gene Michaud Auto Repair S. Mr. Dave Noonan Auto Repair 9. Mr. Bill Freden Carpentry 10. Mr. Paul Gurrie Carpentry 11. Mr. Chet Lewinski Carpentry IJ. Mr. William Lowe Carpentry 1. Ms. Katie Farrell Child Care 2. Ms. Jean George Child Care 3. Ms. Arlene Sallen Child Care 4. Ms. Marjorie Doan Commercial Art 5. Mr. Forrest Pirovano Commercial Art 6. Mr. Joel D’Amico Cosmetology 7. Mr. Richard Savastano Cosmetology 8. Ms. Kathleen Engeian Cosmetology 9. Ms. Janet Morrison Culinary Arts 10. Mr. Gerry Slaney Culinary Arts 11. Mr. Flarold Stevens Culinary Arts 5. Mr. William Walker Drafting 6. Mr. Steve Dilendick Electrical 7. Mr. Kenneth Halstead Electrical 8. Mr. Jeff Lane Electronics 9. Mr. Bill Reposa Electronics 10. Mr. Donald Thomas Electronics .RARY vRNING P N i NO TYP . Mr. Gerry Toupin Food Occupations 2. Mr. George Brew Graphic Arts 3. Mr. Robert LaMacchia Graphic Arts 4. Mr. Ron Meisner Graphic Arts 5. Ms. Karen Barry Health 6. Mr. John Billington Machine Shop 7. Mr. Ron Schavrien Machine Shop 8. Mr. Ron Everton Masonry 9. Mr. John Kenney Masonry 10. Mr. Normand Levesque Masonry 1. Ronald Krogh Metal Fab. 2. Robert Packard Metal Fab. 3. William Robinson Metal Fab. 4. Rob Roy Metal Fabrication 5. Joseph Brundige Painting 3 Decorating 6. Peter Bugg Painting 3 Decorating 7. Ed Novakoski Painting 3 Decorating 8. Paul Cappella Plant Maintenance 9. Don Coe Plant Maintenance 10. Gerry Silva Plant Maintenance 68 1. John Blaney Plumbing 2. Joe Conley Plumbing 3. Janies Lino Plumbing 4. Nicholas Albanese Sheet Metal 5. James Conley Sheet Metal 6. Dana Bonica Business Ed. 7. Deanna Martell Business Ed. 8. Mary Sweeney Business Ed. . Ms. Judy Gagnon English 2. Ms. Joyce Guild English 3. Ms. Donna Hannigan English 4. Mr. George Letendre English 5. Ms. Jacqueline Rogier English 6. Ms. Ann Sutton Reading 7. Mr. Richard Vernon English 8. Ms. Jane Lennon Librarian 1. Mr. Mark Feeley Math 2. Mr. Kevin Morris Math 3. Ms. Marcia O'Shea Math 4. Ms. Trina Williams Math 5. Ms. Barbara Wnuk Math 6. Ms. Ruth Cooper Physical Ed. 7. Ms. Susan Deluca Physical Ed. 8. Mr. Howard King Physical Ed. 9. Mr. Lou Verrochi Physical Ed. 10. Ms. June Borge Nurse 11. Ms. Regina Gallishaw Nurse 12. Ms. Susan Ward Nurse 71 . Ms. Karen Alix Resource Room 2. Ms. Mary-Ellen D'Espinosa Resource Room 3. Ms. Gail Griswold Resource Room 4. Ms. Camilla Huston Resource Room 5. Ms. Chris Kamerick Special Needs 6. Ms. Anne Keyes Resource Room 7. Ms. Catherine Landry Resource Room 8. Ms. Anita Lestan Resource Room 9. Ms. Peg McGowan Special Needs 10. Ms. Shelly Rose Resource Room 11. Mr. Thomas Olsen Resource Room 12. Ms. Jane Sullivan Speech Pathologist 13. Ms. Deborah Vine Resource Room 14. Mr. Walter White Vocational Resource 72 . Mr. Donald Buckley Science 2. Mr. William Doucette Science 3. Mr. Joseph Pedro Science 4. Ms. Sharon Sardina Science 5. Mr. Bruce McKinney Social Studies 6. Mr. Charles Pavolis Social Studies 7. Mr. Paul Trovato Social Studies 8. Ms. Patricia Coakley Counselor 9. Ms. Mary Fleming Guidance 10. Mr. Robert Murkland Guidance 11. Mr. Randy Sloane Guidance 12. Mr. Robert Wyman Counselor 73 Cafeteria Staff Front: Frances DeBaggis, Directon Patricia McCormick. Rear: Winifred Raymond, Georgette Maietta, Clorice Papp, Anna Tascherau, Catherine Gianetti, Erika Mairle. Absent: Eileen Metcalf. Bus Drivers 74 Mr. McDermott, Maintenance ACTIVITIES m ' vHk mffj ijB Ml isswaffi ' % ■ lm Class Officers Seniors Jon Donovan President Lisa Nordstrom Vice-President Holly Brackett Secretary Scott Knox Treasurer Juniors Alison Hawkins President John O’Brien Vice-President Candy Bryda Secretary Mary Erickson Treasurer Sophomores Sonya Card Secretary Chris Naff Vice-President Stephanie Kalen Treasurer Corrinne Travers President V.I.C.A. The V.I.C.A. (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) Club is a very popular and active group at Tri-County. It is a club that allows students to show the skills that they have learned in shop. They may compete locally, in state competition, and even in national V.I.C.A. contests. Last year a Tri-County student, Steve Morgan, brought home a gold medal from the National competition. Steve was in Commercial Art Shop. Many talented seniors competed in this year’s V.I.C.A. competition, and they made Tri-County proud. V.I.C.A. Officers Front! Debbie Fitzgerald. President; Barbara Bouchard. Vice- President. Rcari Jerry Flealey, Treasurer i. John Rivard. Secretary. Distributive Education Seniors D.EX-A- D.E.C.A. (Distributive Education Clubs of America) is another organization that allows Tri- County students to use the skills they have learned to compete against other students. D.E.C.A. is designed specifically for Distributive Education students. In D.E.C.A. students compete locally, statewide, and have the opportunity to attend national competitions. The D.E. shop has many talented students who had excellent performances in D.E.C.A. Competition. J 77 Badminton Tournament Who has it? Tah-Dahl 78 Pep Rally asaaBBsai 79 Class Will I. Robert Anderson, leave Mr. Rodominick a dictionary. I. Shawn Beliker, leave Mr. Paul with one less foreman, a new burnt out compressor, and a lot of gray hairs. I leave the ACR Seniors with good luck for the future. I. Donna Bain, leave everything to Jon Donovan. I, Gina Bendinelli, leave to Mr. Slaney, all my wildness. I. Christine Bertone. leave to Diane Bertone and Barbara DiRado all the cute guys in the school. I, John Bertone. leave to Mr. Dilendick my favorite vegetable, corn. I, Steve Bigelow, leave my toolcase. I. Barbara Bouchard, leave Little Annie” my dirty whites. I. Jeff Bowser, leave the school bell system to whomever wants it. I. Wayne Boyle, leave my shop to the freshmen coming in. It will never be the same again. I. Holly Brackett, leave to Bill my Bruce Springsteen tapes. To Mr. J.C. Lane, I leave my bunny traps. I, Mark Bradney. leave to Mr. McDermott, my locker , to Mr. Verrochi I leave my gym locker. I. Nelson Briggs, leave Mr. Bourassa and Mr. Walker with memories. I, Ray C. Brown, leave my books to Mr. Jones I. Erik Barrett, leave my messy work benches and cluttered floors to be cleaned by sophomores and freshmen. I, Andrea Barnes, leave Miss Mary Poo Poo many happy returns. I. Jeff Bedger, leave my cheat notes to Mr. Feeley, and an alarm dock to Mr. Robinson. I, Todd Bryda. leave to John Houlihan the TC track shorts. I, Paul Burns, leave my fake passes to Mr. Halstead. I, Dave Carr, leave my parking spot to the watchful eye of Mr. Cappella, for he seemed to like it. I. Dave Caufman. leave the teachers that stop me in halls and ask for a pass, and the holding room, to whoever wants them. I, Peter Chace. leave my forged pass book to Mr. H.. and to the faculty, a patch of rubber in the parking lot. I, Chris Charette. leave to Bobby Cerrone my dirty locker. I, Tom Clewes. leave to Mr. Stevens my good looks, and to Ms. Morrison I leave my related notebook with nothing in it. I. Michael Clinton, leave my shop locker to whom it may concern. I, Kenny Cotter, leave my wooden picture of my teachers to them. I. Kevin Conlon. leave all the good times have had to whoever wants them. I, John Commane. leave my smelly socks to the class of JO- JO. my Intelligents to Michrodot. I, Laura Cullen, leave Mrs. Nowacki to Mrs. Barry. I. Pam Dave, leave Mr. Letendre a better attitude. I. Brian Delmar. leave Mr. Rodominick my desk. I, Richard Denomee. leave a smile for all the classes that follow. I. David Dickinson, leave my Dead Shirts to Andy Parent. One is a collector's item. To Mr. Lino I leave a new Harley Sportster. I, Richard DiPlacido. leave my best times to anyone who wants to top them. Live free or die. I, Connie Donovan, leave all the dirty bedpans and urinals I've had to take care of to Mrs. Barry and Mrs. Nowacki. I. Jon Donovan, leave nothing. I want it all. I. Steve Downing, leave all the rotted cars to Mr. Spargo. I. Greg Ducharme. leave to Mr. Freden my unused cabinetmaking and millwork workbook. I, Donna Duffy, leave to Baker my old shoes and a padlock for the girls ' room. I, Sandra Dwyer, leave my boots to Mr. Pavolis. I. Darlene Dziubaniuk. leave this school nothing. I, Lee Ellsworth, leave my locker, my gym shorts and sweats and sneakers. I, Betsy Fitzgerald, leave my metal ruler and 3-ring notebook to Mr. Lamacchia. Enjoy I I, Tara Furlong, leave my saying, You Buzzard , to Boss Slaney. I leave Mr. Stevens with wonderful memories of me. I, Mark Ferretti. leave my jock socks to Mr. Verrochi and Mr. King. I, David Fisher, leave my drawings from sophomore and junior years to Mr. Walker. I, Brian Fisk, leave to Ken Johnson all my interceptions, fumbles, and dumb mistakes I made in Football so he may have them next season. I, Susan Goulet, leave Mr. Trovato his wish to have an all boys Cross Country Track team. I. Brenda Gignac. leave Mr. Murkland all my problems to solve. I leave my smiles to Mrs. Gagnon, and my gym clothes to Mr. King. I. John Gokey. leave my English notes to Mr. Vernon. My cooking experience to Mr. Slaney. and my life to my girlfriend. A Jim Golden, leave my English notebook to Mr. Letendre because it is too big to be moved. I. Beverly Gomes, leave my poor future husband to Mr. D’Amico. I. Jayne Grysell, leave the CPR dummy to Ms. Sardina. I, Michael Giffen. leave my red hair to Brian Dolpheny. I. Cherie Guimond. leave happily engaged to David Whitcomb. I. Barbara Hallgren. leave all my journals to Mr. Vernon. I. Ed Hamel, leave one chair in fornt of the office for Mrs. Williams’ future geometry students. I. John Hamilton, leave a hat to every teacher who ever made me take mine off. I, Sharon Hatfield, leave my hat to preppie jock. I. Jerry Healey, leave my dirty gym suit to Mr. Verrochi. and the seats in front of the office to Mr. Jones. I. Frank Heffron. leave nothing. I, Wendy Hicks, leave my friends the happy memories that we shared together I To Sue and Cathy I leave my obnoxious personality. I leave a special thanks to the Metal Fab. teachers for helping me get to where I am now. and memories to the class of '831 I. Paul Hinkley. leave Mr. Dilendick one corn muffin. I, Peter Hinkley. leave my cut offs to Mr. Verrochi. To Mr. Jones I leave my spiked wristband, brass knuckles and combat boots. I. Erik Harrison, leave Baker the ashes of his clogs that I burned, and I leave Boss a map to his house. I, Amy lltzsch, leave to Mr. McKinney my basketball number (JJ), so he may give it to the next great player. To Candy I leave what little talent I had in Basketball. I, Keith Jaros. leave to Mr. McKinney good memories. To the class of '84 I leave what was left to me . . nothing. I leave to Mr. Pedro . . Grrr. I. Andy Johanson. leave to my shop teachers the best of memories from the class of 83 . I. Lisa Johnson, leave Mrs. Williams all my aggravation. I leave Colleen Jordan a life time supply of rainbows. I, Bob Johnson. Jr., leave to Mr. Schavnen my old shirt and J year old peanut butter sandwhich and my old brown squishy banana I. Tom Jones, leave my gym locker to Mr. Verrochi. I. Colleen Jordan, being of sound mind partially, leave to all my commercial art juniors every paste up in the worldi to Mrs. Doan I leave Good Luck in her future student-teacher games. hope you don’t lose any more. I. Bobby Johnson, leave my books behind for everyone else. I, Scott Knox, leave to Mrs. Williams my wit and charm. I. Mad Jack Todd Keith, leave Mr. Lane alonel I, John Kennedy, leave Mr. Lino with a few less gray hairs. I. Eva Lou Kipp, leave Boss Slaney my memory of him for being such a great guy and the best teacher anybody ever could have. I, Ethel Lavalley. leave my gym clothes and the jump rope to Mr. King. I. Tom Laronge. leave nothing. I. Stephen Layman, leave to Mr. J. C. Lane the Chevette that I totaled. I. Jacqueline LeBeau. leave my jokes to Mr. McKinney. I. Lisa Leonard, leave my name. Earl, to Mr. Verrochi. I. Kenneth Lind, leave a bag of Speedi-Dry to Mr. Noonan. , Deb Lynch, leave this to Mr. Letendre . . . The women are smart -erl” , Daniel Manel. leave Mrs. Sardina to Paul. , Cheryl Morris, leave my nickname. Squirt, to Mr. King to give to some poor freshman. I. David Murdock, leave all four years of cigarette butts on the compressor room floor, to the person who has to clean them. I, Dennis Morriseau. leave Tri-County, thank God. I, Theresa Marchand. leave a spot in the smoking area to a freshman. I, Maureen Martello. leave to Mr. D’Amico a memory of every mood I have ever been in. I, Mary Mathews, leave to Mrs. Williams the thought of having another Junior Geometry class like mine. I, Lance Maus. leave all my broken Fender Super Bullet Extra Light strings, guage .009, to Mr. Letendre, my fellow brother musician. I, Sam Maxwell, leave Mr. Reposa my little room, and Mr. Verrochi my cut-offs. I, Jay McLaughlin, would like to leave 3 years of trouble to my plumbing teachers. I. Kelly McLaughlin, leave Mrs. Williams with a tape recording of my voice, and thanks to my shop teachers for putting up with me. I. Ken Mendenhall, leave to Mr. Ereden the troubles of Zeke the Freak. I. Andy Michaud, leave to Captain Bruno Gianelli a fiesty wench and a tankard of ale from me and Todd. I, Paul Molloy. leave my gym clothes to the classes below me. To the Class of ’83 I leave memories. I. James Moriarty. leave my cut downs to Willie and Roger to use on the freshmen. I, Lisa Nordsrtom. leave to Todd, Andy and Bill my Calvin Kleins- and to Mad Jack I leave my Van Halen Stubs. I, Laurie Oldham, leave to Mary Michelle my gym locker and my little brother. I, Jay Partridge, leave my pens and books to my unfortunate little brother. You’re going to need it. I. Paul Purpura, leave my safety glasses to Mr. Cignarella. I, Bob Payne, leave to all seniors an invitation to my wedding to Jane Yurick, and to the wild reception afterwards. I. Charles Perry, leave to the Sophomores in Machine Shop absolutely nothing. I, Rachel Pinto, leave my pencils to Diane K. because she never has any. . Eric Roschlein. leave some killer memories to the Plant Maintenance Shop. I, Glenn Rose, leave my sympathy to future generations. I, Don Readel, leave Mr. Paul a lot of gray hair and a dime. I. Karen Ribotto. leave the Juniors a great Senior year in the zoo. I, John Rivard, leave the masonry teachers Good Luck in the future. I leave Mary Rivard luck and happiness for the rest of her years at Tri-County. I, Jeanne Rocha, leave Mr. DAmico my good mannequin work. I. Kevin Roche, leave XV of Rubber to the school parking lot. I, John Ryder, leave many good times in the Plumbing Shop and my Junior Year when we worked at the DPW Garage. leave Mr. Lino the Class of ’84. I, Diane Savage, leave my smile to Mr. Jones. I, Kristin Schuller, leave my Nikes to Mr. Trovato. I, Scott Schwendenman. leave. I, Samantha Scott, leave Baker some crusty boots that curl up at the toes. I. Sharon Seggers, leave my pencil to Shawn Brown. I, Scott Seymour, leave Mr. B. all my laziness that I had down in shop so he can get some rest after the Senior Class leaves, and a bottle of Tylenol for all the headaches we gave him. I, David Smith, leave Mr. Gurrie my tape measure. I, Mary Stapleton, leave. I, Jerry Sullivan, leave the Ashes of my Trigonometry notebook to Mr. Feeley, Two cases of Tylenol to Mr. Cappella for his headaches. , Tom Swenson, leave Mr. D. with a big cornball. I, Jerry Thomas, leave my cultures to Mr. Buckley. I leave Mr. Feeley relieved. I, Paul Thibodeau, leave Mr. Lamacchia my me-tal three ring notebook. I, Stephen Toth, leave my Geometry seat to the future math students who have to sit in that exciting class. I, Karen Tracey, leave my knowledge from Foods to Boss so he has the patience to teach the Fresmen. I also leave my dirty aprons to Kathy O’Connell. I leave my heart to Steve Downing. I, Kenneth Tremblay, leave a laughing box to Mr. Hichborn so someone will laugh at his jokes besides himself. I, Bryon Turcotte. leave my sanity to Mr. Bill Reposa. , Randy Tucker, leave Mr. Michaud still looking for the 9 16 socket. , Elena Varney, leave Miss Morrison The Globe to read. I. Donald Vendetti. leave Steve Stivaletta a play book so he can learn his plays next year. I, John Weber, leave a I foot of rubber to Mr. Jones at the end of the school year. I, Andrew Wyllie. being of slightly sound mind, do hereby leave all my worldly possessions to my favorite cousin. I, Greg Wood, leave my psychadelic safety glasses to Mr. Roy. I, Laura Wightman, leave Barbara DiRado my memories of the John Cougar Concert, and Barbara Delfino my gym clothes. I, Charlie Werner, leave Too Bad to all underclassmen. I, Jane Yurick, leave to the seniors an invitation to my wedding to Bob Payne and to a wild reception afterwards. I, Brad Zinnack. leave to my shopmates many fuzzballs. Senior Dinner Dance 82 It’s a bird l It’s a planel No, it's The U.S. ARMY! 84 Yearbook Staff The Tri-County Yearbook Staff is a group of students who worked hard to put this book together. The staff is small, so the amount of work for each person was great. Many lay-outs were done by Patty Branco, Mike Maher and Connie Donovan. Photographers Helen Lawrence and Brian Mathis were invaluable. Many ads were sold by Kim Osowiecki, Carl Erikson, Cindy Lucas and Pam Morsehead. The cover was designed by Jerry Thomas. I want to thank these people, particularly the loyal few who came to nearly every meeting. Their work was a great help to me, and their humor and earnestness a great encouragement. M.E. D’ESpinosa 85 OKTOBERFEST The Culinary Arts Seniors have undertaken an adventure this year. They are presenting a National Cuisine Day each month in the Rainbow Room. Each month a country is chosen. The students research the foods of this country, and find recipes they would like to prepare. The menu is decided, and the food ordered. Next, the Seniors plan decorations for the Rainbow Room which will add to the atmosphere of the restaurant. The first National Cuisine Day featured German foods. The seniors presented an Oktoberfest which presented over fifteen German dishes from Thine Carrots to Kartoffle Klosse. The Oktoberfest was designed after the first Oktoberfest which took place in Germany in 1810, in Munich’s Festival Meadows. The main attraction was beer, food and fun. Oktoberfest was a party for all! The Oktoberfest at Tri-County succeeded in being fun as well as an adventure in foreign dining. Jkii £ i - 86 by Tara Furlong { Tri-County Amateur Radio Association • . mm The Tri-County Amateur Radio Association is a group of T.C. students who are learning to operate HAM radios. There are varius levels of certification for operating HAM radios, each level requiring that the operator master certain skills. To be licensed at different levels a person must pass a written test. Ham operators have a hobby that is used to communicate important messages during emergency situations, as well as a hobby that allows them to communicate with people all over the world. These students are starting early on a hobby that they will enjoy all their lives. 0 14 'Af ! Sports Day Tri-County held its second annual Sports Day this year. Students from several communities came to compete in various athletic events. Several Tri-County students won trophies. Senior Nancy Duplessie among them. Sports Day ’83 was a success l Senior Superlatives Best Looking Sharon Hatfield and Paul Hinkley Class Clowns Ed Hamel and Heather Waite Most Friendly Wendy Hicks and John Donovan Best Dressed Don Vendetti and Beverly Gomes Most Intelligent Chris Shea and Amy lltzsch I Front: D. Vendetti, C. Charette, B. Fisk, J. Donovan, C. Butts. Second Row: B. Cerrone, D. Toure, D. Gibson, K. Johnson, S. Killoy, K. Cahill, C. Setterlund. S. Stivaletta, J. Gartman, J. Dickens, J. Toranto. Third Row: M. Maher, J. Dufault, K. Piorkowski, S. Wilson, K. Nunes, R. Elgar, J. Sheridan, R. Prindeville, B. Worthington, B. Mathis, P. Mucciarone, K. Stoddard, G. Volpicelle, J. Colletto, Jim Gartman, M. Laferriere. Rear: P. Maher, R. Metcalf, B. Brower, F. Currul, J. Peterson, K. Kubacki, J. Tempesta, J. Cody. M. Parker, C. Belyea, R. Rakowski, J. Flanders. 91 wiiftiH Front: C. Conway, C. Okuliczki. S. Charron. Middle: M. Carney, D. Walton, S. Card, C. Peterson. L. Bowser. Rear: C. Naff, K. Foster, S. Narducci, Coach Judy Gomes, Gail Taillon, H. Lawrence. S. Kalen. The Tri-County Cheerleaders had a very good season, cheering at every Varsity Football game, as well as at some J. V. Football games. Soccer games and a Cross- Country meet. The Cheerleading Squad worked hard to become good athletes who showed they were proud of their Tri-County Teams, their school, and their squad. They worked hard to lift the spirits of team members throughout the season. Coach Gomes, a former Tri-County student, felt that this was a great squad to work with, and greatly appreciated the girls’ hard work. 93 O c O v UO The Cross-Country team had its most successful season ever during 1982. The team's accomplishments included two trophies, two championship banners and superlative individual performances. The team posted a 1-2 final record and came within one point of being undefeated in Colonial League competition. Their one league loss meant a share of the Colonial League title and the Co-Champions Banner. The team proved their superiority, however, by triumphing in the Fnd-of-the-Year League Championship Meet. The team came away with the winner’s trophy and banner, a first for a Tri-County Cross-Country Team. For the third year in a row, the team took home the Franklin Trophy, defeating cross-town rival Franklin High School in their dual meet. The team accomplishments were made possible by some very impressive individual performances. Co-Captain Juniors Charlie Huidobro and John Houlihan ran 1-2 all year. Charlie won eight out of ten races during the year. He was undefeated in league competition beating 32 other runners in the championship meet. John was right with him all year, finishing third in the championship meet. Charlie and John, along with Sophomore Mike Houlihan, were named Colonial League All-Stars. Sophomore Craig Jordan and Senior John Gokey were consistent point scorers. The supporting cast of Sue Goulet, Dennis Akroyd, Robert McCormick, Paul Butts, Tony Dastoli, Paul Wilson, Billy Donnell and Farley Rezendes all contributed greatly to the successful 1982 season. Front Row Left to Right: Michael Houlihan, Charlie Huidobro, John Gokey, John Houlihan, Dennis Akroyd. Rear: Coach R. Sloane, Craig Jordan, Robert McCormick, Tony Dastoli, Farley Rezendes, Billy Donnell, Paul Wilson. Missing: Susan Goulet, Paul Butts. 95 96 ] The 1982-83 Soccer Team had an exciting season. Led by Co-Captains Bruno Gianelli and Todd Bryda, the team posted a 4-8-3 record, scoring 30 goals and giving up 45. Junior Mike Steinborn led the Cougars with 14 goals and 6 assists. Senior John D’Agostino was named Most Valuable Player. He and Mike Steinborn were voted to the Colonial League All-Stars. Senior Bruno Gianelli and Junior Mike Cobb earned Honorable Mention. Letters were presented to seniors John D’Agostino, Todd Bryda, t Bruno Gianelli, Joe Nuovo, Dave Fisher, Dave Smith and Tom Jones. Many Juniors also received letters. Hopefully, they will return next year to lead our team to another exciting and successful season. Front Row Left to Right: G. Dwyer. M. Albee, M. St. George, B. Gianelli (Co-Captain), T. Bryda (Co-Captain), S. Crehan, J. Franke. Back Row Left to Right: Assn. Coach Mike Silverman, D. Fisher, M. Steinborn. B. Johnson, J. Tilton, J. Nuovo, M. Cobb. B. Nelson, T. Jones, D. Smith, J. DAgostino. Coach J. LaVoie. Missing: J. Star. 97 73 m O O O The final win-loss tally for the Tri- County Girls’ Soccer Team (0-16), does not tell about all of the great things this team achieved this year. The team is only two years old, and this season it grew closer together as a team. The girls worked hard at every practice, never losing morale. Many of the players improved their skills as individuals as well as team members. Tri-County should be proud of this hard working team. Even though, at times, the scoreboard displayed ”0”, in spirit the team never lost a game. Front Row Left to Right: C.A. Gleason, C. Yancy, M. Erikson, L. Stoddard, P. Weidman. Back Row Left to Right: Coach Ken Dow, E. Ash, C. Bryda, D. Mordini, B. Carlstrom, R. Judson, D. Lester, H. Hicks, E. Erikson. Missing: LuAnn Cormier. 99 I n d o o r r a c Fronts Coach LaVoie, B. Mathis. M. Giffen, C. Charette. J. Donovan. T. Bryda, D. Vendetti, Coach Hichborn. Middle: C. Huidobro, F. Rezendes, M. Albee, R. McCormick, M. Steinborn, D. Tuure, R. Cerone, P. Wilson. Rear: J. DuFault, K. Cahill, C. Jordan, J. Houlihan, A. Colleto, J. Charette, G. Cormier, M. Houlihan. 100 The Tri-County Indoor Track Team competes in the Tri- Valley League. This is the most competitive league in the state. Tri-Valley teams generally take top spots in state competitions. The Tri-County Indoor Team has had many accomplishments in this league. Two important personal goals were achieved by Senior, Chris Charette and Junior, Charles Huidobro. Chris brought home an award for the Shot Put in league competition. Charlie brought home an award for the Mile in this meet. Coaches Hichborn, Sloane and LaVoie have a great deal to be proud of in this team and the effort it puts into being truly a class act. I. _ 101 In 1982-83 the Tri-County Girls’ Basketball Team had to look for satisfaction beyond wins and losses. The team joined the more powerful Mayflower League and finished with just one win. That victory was a close and exciting 40-37 contest with the Norfolk Agricultural School. The strength of the team was due mainly to three very productive and outstanding players, Candy Bryda, Amy lltzsch, and Lu Ann Cormier. This group led our team in nearly all categories. Candy was our leading rebounder. Amy, a four year veteran, provided scoring and leadership. Lu Ann, a good ball handler and play maker, was easily our most improved player. Other letter winners who contributed were Donna Lester, Erin Erickson, and Carol Ann Gleason. Though we did not win many games, there are only two starting seniors and several capable younger players on this year’s team. These younger players will improve and make positive contributions in the next few years. s «s 103 a s e t b I I The boys Basketball team consisted of an enthusiastic group of individuals who were not willing to stop trying regardless of the opposition met during the season. The spirit of the team was kept alive with contributions from seniors Frank DeMase, Brian Fisk, Keith Jaros, Dennis Begin and Charlie Butts. Underclassmen also contributed in important situations, and worked to improve their skills for next year’s team. The J. V. team also showed great spirit and worked hard to develop skills that will contribute to a future season of great basketball at Tri-County. f -i 'v -y a 34 H 104 m Fronti G. Dwyer, J. Krula. S. Crehan, D. Hill. G. Collins, K. McDermott. Rear: C. Belyea, B. Nelson, D. Morton, J. Bouthiller, S. Cox, D. Beschi, D. Feener, E. Recchia. Coach H. King. 105 The Tri-County Athletic Department held its Fourth Annual Fall Sports Banquet on December third. Honored at the banquet were the athletes who participated in Girls and Boys Soccer, Football, Cross- Country and Cheerleading. Many awards were presented to the fine athletes who made the fall sports season at Tri-County a success. Football Most Valuable Freshman- John Coady Best Defensive Lineman- Steve Stivaletta Best Defensive Back- Joe Gartman Best Offensive Lineman- Jon Donovan Best Offensive Back- Charlie Butts Most Valuable Player- Brian Fisk Cheerleading Leadership Award- Chris Okuliczki Most Dedicated- Laurie Bowser Most Improved- Sandy Narducci Most Spirited- Debby Walton Most Valuable- Sandy Charron Boys'Soccer Coaches' Award- Mike Steinborn Most Improved- Joe Nuovo Most Valuable Player- John D’Agostino Girls' Soccer Manager’s Award- Tammy Kegley Most Dedicated- Donna Lester Outstanding Sportsmanship-Ellen Ash Most Valuable Player- Lou Ann Cormier Cross-Country Most Improved- Mike Houlihan Most Dedicated- Craig Jordan Leadership Award- John Houlihan Most Valuable Runner- Charlie Huidobro Fronti J. Houlihan, L. Cormier, E. Ash, D. Lester. Rear: C. Jordan, J. D'Agostino, C. Butts, B. Fisk, J. Donovan, J. Coady. ilULAGL GRADES Juniors 108 II 109 110 s o p H O M O R E S 113 114 lo your yc. W f 1 ' .in ■■ rl Patrons and Advertisers We would like to thank the people listed on the next two pages for their support of our yearbook. Their contributions greatly reduced the cost of yearbooks to students. We appreciate their interest in our endeavor, and are grateful for their support. We would also like to thank the advertisers listed on the following pages. They have chosen to donate their money to our book in the face of financial difficulties. We thank them for this consideration. We would like to encour¬ age Tri-County students and their parents to patronize these businesses when possible, to show appreciation for their support of Tri-County students and their activities. Special Patrons Mr. and Mrs. John Conlon 41 MacDonald Circ. Walpole Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gillis 522 Lincoln Rd. Walpole Kenneth and Nancy Martin 360 Newman A ve. Seekonk Sylvia and Arthur Cook 170 Old Post Rd. Walpole Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison 278 Fast St. E. Walpole John and Susan Nedoroscik 211 Prospect St. Holliston Philip and Sue Carey 37 Park St. Medfield Tom and Caroline Hehir 257 Orchard St. Millis Mr. and Mrs. Patricia Ryder 379 Exchange St. Millis Claire Clewes S Family 192 Exchange St. Millis Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Iltzsch 59 Sunset Dr. Seekonk Anton and Patricia Rocha 370 Village St. W. Medway Mr. and Mrs. Richard DiPlacido IS Eldor Dr. S. Walpole Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson Bridle Lane Medway Pauline and Myron Stone II School St. Medway Mr. and Mrs. John Donovan 128 South St. Medfield Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johanson 2 Pryor Rd. Natick Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shepard 2 Cullinane Terr. E. Walpole Lee and Carol Ellsworth 16 Conlyn Ave. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. James Kilduff 68 Old Post Rd. E. Walpole Lillian Shepard 2 Cullinane Terr. E. Walpole Pat Fleck 43 Buckboard Dr. Walpole Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keith 10 Bettencourt Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swenson 52 Pleasant St. Franklin Charles Fisk Family 124 Carpenter St. Seekonk Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lester 38 Schofield Dr. Franklin Walter and Claire Vaughn 412 Partridge St. Franklin Robert and Carol Gaughran 45 Green St. Medfield Patricia Maxwell 4 Tam O’Shan ter Rd. Franklin Joanne S. Wood 14 Rolling Ridge Rd. Franklin George and Patricia Giffen 879 South St. Walpole Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Moriarty II Oak Hill Dr. Walpole Charles and Marguerite Werner 7 Bow St. Millis Paul and Ruth Gignac 250 Causeway St. Medfield Mr. and Mrs. James Murdock 58 Myrtle St. Millis 118 J. T. SON BUILDERS NEW HOMES MILLIS ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS JOHN TOTH 376-8867 STEPHEN TOTH 376-5325 Compliments Of EDWARD EVERETT FEDERAL SAVINGS 956 Main St. Walpole 668-4828 MAZZARELU’S BAKERY PORTA-FORM, INC. Arnold Mills Rd. North Attleboro 119 Brockton Area 584-6700 Mass. 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MA robert e. brodeur (617) 675-0677 Best Of Luck To The Seniors From V.I.C.A. brodeur printing 1 1 0 desmond avenue somerset, massachusetts 02726 124 Best Wishes To The Senior Class Of ’83 S ea4etd t Stu i Specializing In Brand Names At Discount Prices Main Street, Franklin And Walpole 528-6196 Success In The Future To The Seniors Of '83 Compliments Of Tri-County From The Athletic Department BOOSTERS CLUB TEL (6 1 7) 528-0088 FRANCESCO C. TOCCI SR. VICE PRESIDENT Dean Co-operative Bank 21 Main Street, P.O. Box 307, Franklin, Mass. 02038 125 I ! i 126 I i ■I So long, Good luck! 128