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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1984 volume:

ifw [WM Mpi i .. 1 ... ,. � isn,yr'n V’l ijoi: :VvS r WH 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. He or she must use skills that have been learned and, my making mistakes, learn new skills. The climber must go on in spite of pain, weariness, and stebacks. 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 acheive, a student must overlook all of this. He or she must keep “climbing.” What is the reward? Knowledge. Knowledge that enables the student to question those who would take away the rights of an unaware population. Knowledge that puts the students 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 seek many Summits, and may you conquer them all. Cover Design: Michael Wood, Commercial Arts Deliverance With open doors and, open minds, this place of wisdom contains all kinds. The air is clear, we’ve finished our fourth and final year. To greet the world with knowing eyes, we have been delivered onto silver skies. We as a people must be heard, for our opinion will soon be learned. Our generation must realize, that we must live, grow and rise. The present time is just a dream, but when set free we all redeem. Our preparation has encumbered on us to use wisdom, This is the goal for all to attain. This note 1 give to the people of Eighty-Four, May they speak of us from shore to distant shore. by Scott Metcalf Dedication We, the Class of 1984, dedicate our yearbook to to all the athletic staff who helped us during our four years at Tri-County. These coaches put a lot of time, effort, and interest into our sports program. They took pride in their athletes and taught their athletes to have pride in themselves. They also imparted to the athletes a respect for fellow participants in athletic endeavors. We appreciate, in particular, the work done by Mr. Paul Trovato, the Athletic Director. Mr. Trovato works hard all year, every year, to organize and motivate the athletic program at Tri-County. He continually tries to interest many students in sports, so they may enjoy the rewards that this participation brings. We are grateful for his enthusiasm and dedication. We have learned a great deal from him. Mr. Trovato and all of our coaches have shown us leadership. We thank them for this, and will not soon forget the lessons they have taught us. Clockwise from upper left: J. Genoa, E. Hichborn, R. Sloane, K. Swanson, P. Trovato, B. Doucette, K. Morris, T. Olsen, M. Feeley, B. McDonough, J. Lino, H. Stevens and J. LaVoie, M. Medeiros, K. Dow, B. Packard, J. Morrison, B. McKinny, Mr. Dumas, T. Ciulla, H. King. Missing: Mr. Gibson, Mr. Murkland, Mr. Bugg, Mr. Halstead. Table Of Contents m Faculty . . . Seniors . . . Class Will . Superlatives Shops Sports Activities Underclass Sponsors . P- 119 P. 5 P. 21 P. 56 P. 58 P. 61 P. 85 P. 103 P. Ill lnyfiir u SUMMIT ■■I ■ , jf f jm ilk JF J s- 1 n s t r a t 1 o n John Jones Principal Timothy Rioux Director of Pupil Personnel Services John Beccia Business Manager Peter Rickard Special Needs Coordinator Bibiana Nowacki Technical Coordinator Michael Clgnarella Vocational Coordinator 6 Mary Curran Helen Keefe Pauline McCormick s t a { f Judy Maus Kathy Catanzariti The Class of ’84 would like to thank the office staff at Tri-County. Their hard work is often overlooked, yet without them education would grind to a halt. In addition to their required work, these staff members always seemed to have a smile to share, time to do one extra task, and an answer to every question. We would like to say thanks for everything. Marian Leonard 7 They blinded us with Science . . . Judith Gagnon Joyce Guild Donna Hannigan 8 Math . v % % Mark Feeley Kevin Morris Marcia O’Shea Sue DeLuca Howard King Lou Verrochi 9 Business . . . Social Studies . Deanna Martell Mary Sweeney Grace McCloskey Library June Borge Nurse Regina Gallishaw Nurse Paul Trovato Suzanne Ward Nurse 10 Education Gail Griswold Camilla Huston Anne Keyes Catherine Landry Anita Lestan Thomas Olsen Jane Sullivan Walter White 11 Vocational and Technical Trades . Richard Paul ACR Vincent Hoye ACR John Rodominick Auto Body David Noonan Auto Repair William Freden Carpentry Paul Gurrie Carpentry Chet Lewinski Carpentry 12 r { William Lowe Carpentry Jean George Child Care it 2W Arlene Sallen Child Care Katherine Swanson Child Care Marjorie Doan Commercial Arts David Graves Commercial Arts Joel D’Amico Cosmetology Kathleen Engeian Cosmetology Richard Savastano Cosmetology Ken Dow Distributive Ed. Joseph Genoa Distributive Ed. Edward Hichborn Distributive Ed. 13 Roger Bourassa Drafting William Walker Drafting Loren Bentley Electrical Kenneth Halstead Electrical Charles Palmieri Electrical Jeff Lane Electronics Bill Reposa Electronics James Rosborough Ele ctronics Ronald Seagrave Electronics Don Thomas Electronics Janet Morrison Food Trades Gerald Slaney Food Trades 14 Harold Stevens Food Trades Christine Kamerick Food Occupations Robert Lamacchia Graphic Arts William Schavrien Machine Shop Mary Margaret McGowan Food Gerry Toupin Food Occupations Occupations Ron Everton Masonry John Kenney Masonry Ron Meisner Graphic Arts Karen Barry Health George Brew Graphic Arts John Billington Machine Shop 15 Normand Levesque Masonry Robert Packard Metal Fabrication William Robinson Metal Fabrication Rob Roy Metal Fabrication Peter Bugg P D Paul Cappella Plant Maintenance Don Coe Plant Maintenance I Roger Stornanti Metal Fabrication Ed Rose Plant Maintenance Gerry Silva Plant Maintenance rw Joseph Brundige P D 16 Rob Wyman Counselor John Blaney Plumbing Joe Conley Plumbing James Lino Plumbing Nick Albanese Sheet Metal Patricia Coakley Psychologist Beverly Cull Guidance Mary Fleming Guidance Robert Murkland Guidance Randy Sloane Guidance f Jim Conley Sheet Metal § £ 0) V) 5 a o) o c: 73 O 17 5 P e c 0 1 a 1 P e o P 1 e Cafeteria Staff Front: C. Gianetti, Director F. BeBaggis, G. Maiette, E. Eknaian. Rear: C. Papp, E. Varney, A. Teschereau, W. Raymond, Missing: E. Mairle. Bus Drivers Plant Engineer D. McDermott 1 SCHOOL COMMITTEE Front: M. Long, Norfolk; J. Hanley, Seekonk; C. Russell, Franklin; R. Riccio, N. Attleboro; A. Chouinard, Medfield. Rear: L. Hoegler; Walpole, R. Rappa, Franklin; J. Hurley, Medway; S. Hatch, Walpole; T. Greene, Sherborn; A. Hillman, N. Attleboro. 19 20 Thomas Auclair Plant Maint. 828 Meadow Rd., No. Attleboro Nickname: Hawk. Memories: Sophomore Day, Shop Battles, Senior Day, Graduation. Dislikes: No radios in shop. Favorite Groups: Who, Rush, Quiet Riot, ZZ Top, Led Zeppelin. Activities: Weightlifting, Martial Arts. Ann-Marie Arsenault Cosmetology 85 Richards Ave., No. Attleboro Nickname: Anne. Can be seen with Sandy Bigelow. Memories: Times in shop fashion show. Christmas party in shop. Dislikes homework and crabby teachers. Ambition: To get married, own my own salon and be famous. Todd Charles Allen Cabinet Making 8 Temple Street, Medway Nickname: Allen. Can be seen with seniors from carpentry. Likes nice people, McDonald’s. Dislikes snobs, hypocrites. Ambi¬ tion: To live a good successful life, to see God face to face and do what He wants me to. Favor¬ ite groups: Degarmo Key, Phil Keagy. Activities: VICA 11, 12; Shop Rep. 9, 10, 11, 12; Basket¬ ball 12. Memories: Sophomore Day, Dress Up Day, Servant Con¬ cert. Mark E. Barrett A.C.R. 91 Van Leeck Rd., Millis Nickname: Barry. Can be seen with Kevin Whelan. Memories: Coming to school late, First day as a Freshman. Dislikes: Rubber Room. Groups: Led Zeppelin, Doors, Van Halen. Activities: Football, Joseph Bean Food Trades 13 West Pine Drive, Walpole Nickname: Beano. Can be seen with Jim, Jill, John. Memories: Golf cart Sunday, Crowbar Motel with DB, Bickfords with Bill, Jer¬ ry Show ’82. Likes: Cooking With Boss and Baker. Dislikes: Gas Prices, Cold Mornings. Am¬ bition: To follow the dead. Groups: Grateful Dead, Bobby and the Midnights, J.G. Band. Frank Bertone Auto Repair 164 Lincoln Rd., Walpole Nickname: Frank. Likes getting out of school. Dislikes getting up for school. Ambition is to make a lot of money. Groups: ZZ Top, Led Zeppelin. Dennis Akroyd P D 24 Kendall St., No. Attleboro Cross Country, Track, Yearbook Glenn Augello A.C.R. 6 Moose Rd., Sherborn Memories: Junior Day. Dislikes Tests and Finals. Ambition: To live a good and rich life. Sandy Bigelow Cosmetology 286 Allen Ave., No. Attleboro Nickname: Sandies, Can be seen with Wendy Layman. Memories: Cosmo manicure talks. Sopho¬ more Day at Lake Pearl. Likes all her friends who were close. Dis¬ likes long classes and heavy books. Group: Def Leppard. 22 V Mark Biocchi Electronics 4 Delmar Rd., Medway Nickname: Bioc. Likes Rock ’n Roll. Can be seen with Jim Brower. Memories: Mr. Verro- chi’s Gym Class. Dislikes Broc¬ coli. Ambition: To be happy at whatever 1 do. Group: Aeros- mith. Activities: Football, Shop Rep., Baseball, Student Council. Andrea E. Blssanti Cosmetolo¬ gy 743 King St., Franklin Nickname: Adrienne. Can be seen with Rosie, Jodi. Memories: Freshman year, Eddie, Ladies night w girls, the Moon, Mani¬ cures, the fog. Dislikes people who jump to conclusions, getting lost with Melinda, rainy days. Likes jeans, summer nights, get togethers. Ambition: Open my own salon or work on a cruise ship, be happy. Group: Simon Garfunkel. Activities: VICA, Yearbook. Pamela Ann Blais Cosmetolo¬ gy 10 Freeman St., Attleboro Falls Can be seen with Cosmo Girls. Memories: Night before VICA at Andrea’s. Fashion Show, Cosmo talks. Dislikes: Mr. Letendre’s English Class. Ambition: To be¬ come the best cosmetologist I can be. Group: Led Zeppelin. Ac¬ tivities: VICA. William Bradley Electrical 15 Lincoln St., Medway John Brooks Drafting 25 Leonard St., No. Attleboro James Brower Machine Shop 11 Prince St., No. Attleboro Can be seen with Mark Biocchi. Memories: Sophomore Day, 495, Charp’s Explosive Devices, Foot¬ ball Camp. Ambition: To Suc¬ ceed in the field of my choice, Live in comfort and sanity. Groups: Van Halen, Tom Petty. Activities: VICA, Football. Candace M. Bryda D.E. 64 Peterson St., No. Attleboro Nickname: Candy. Can be seen with Paula Pomponio and DE GANG. Memories: All the great times at Tri-County with friends and sports. Dislikes: homework. Ambition: To make the best out of what life is out to give me. Group: Bob Seger. Activities: Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, Spring Track, Softball, DECA, Student Adv., Class Secretary 11, 12, President, 10. Deca President 10, Badminton, Year¬ book. Alan M. Buchanan A.C.R. 359 Plain St., Millis Memories: Sophomore day, Sen¬ ior Dinner Dance. Sayings: Hey dude. Can be seen with Kevin Cahill. Likes: Girls, Pipe Bands, my girlfriend, baseball, football. Dislikes: Teachers, Nuclear War, Shallow people. Ambition: To be in the Air Force and in the Air Conditioning Trade. Groups: Shotts and Dyk Lead Calidonia Pipe Band. Activities: Football, Baseball. ij Theresa Butts Kevin Cahill Metal Fab. 444 Winter St., Walpole Nickname: Turtle. Can be seen with my shadow. Memories: Cou¬ gar bouts, when I fought Mark Barrett and won by TKO in sec¬ ond round, Mr. Robinson’s talks, Wrestling With Mr. Rodominick. Dislikes: Preppies. Ambition: To become the best under water welder I can. Group: ZZ TOP, Def Leppard. Activities: Foot¬ ball, Basketball, Baseball, Winter Track. Wendy Catenacci Cosmetolo¬ gy 176 South Street, Medfield Nickname: Wendies. Can be seen with Cosmo girls. Memories: Sophomore Day, Prom ’83, meeting Scott, Manicure talks, M M, Ambition: To own my own salon and be happy. Groups: Bob Seger, Cars. Likes weekends, friends, 79SS, summer ’81, ’83, Mr. C Party. Activities: VICA, Shop Rep. 24 Christine Cataldo Graphic Arts 639 West St., Walpole Nickname: Dinghy. Can be seen with Mary Dennis. Memories: Re¬ lated with Dizzy, Mr. Pavolis’ class with Phil, Live Radar. Likes Food, my dad, Kemo. Dislikes having no money and gas for car. Ambition: To be happily married to Scott and to fulfilla wonderful life. (Love you, Dad.) Group: Bob Seger, Stevie Nicks. Activities: Basketball. Steven A. Cauble Carpentry 73 Pine Ridge Drive, Franklin Nickname: Captain, Can be seen with shop friends. Memories: Go¬ ing on jobs with shop teachers and students, school dances and trips. Dislikes employability skills. Ambition: to be a union worker or a framing carpenter. Group: Doors. Activities: Outing Club. Robert Cerrone Masonry 158 Grant St., No. Attleboro Can be seen with the football gang. Memories: Thanksgiving Day football games, VICA, Prom. Ambition: To be a great mason and to be successful in life. Activities: Football, Captain 4; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track. David Caufman Auto Repair Seekonk T I I } Sandra K. Charron Graphic Arts 196 Lincoln Rd., Walpole Nickname: Sam, Sandy. Can be seen with Andrea Birch. Memo¬ ries: Soph. Day, Jr. Prom, Foot¬ ball Cheering, Sr. Dinner Dance. Activities: Cheering, Winter Track, Spring Track, Prom Com¬ mittee, VICA. Louis A. Cerundolo Matal Fab. 765 Lincoln St., Franklin Paul Charpentier Machine Shop 5 Foster St., No. Attleboro Amy Charron Richard Clarkson Commercial Arts 472 Main St., Walpole Annette A. Cloutier Commercial Arts 586 May Street, No. Attleboro Nickname: Spaghetti. Can be seen with Joy Vieira. Memories: Sophomore Day. Ambition: To become a successful model and artist. Groups: Hall Oates, Mi¬ chael Jackson. Activities: Soccer, Softball, Talent Show. Paul Cisternelli Plumbing 30 Donnell Rd., E. Walpole Nickname: Cisto. Can be seen with O. B., Kevo, Feebs. Memo¬ ries: ZZ Top, Robert Plant, Buff¬ ing with Vinney, Sophomore Day, Parties at V.F., Bolting from gym, McDonough’s Party, San¬ tana, the ride home. Likes going wild in shop, sophomore day. Dislikes preps. Group: Zeppelin, ZZ Top, Almund Brothers, Skyn- ard. 25 Elizabeth Comeau D. E. 38 Pine St., Medfield Nickname: Liz. Can be seen with Christine Conway. Memories: All the good times with Christine and other good friends. Ambition: To go to business school and be¬ come a secretary. Activities: Cheerleading ’80. Michael Cobb Plumbing 72 Cross St., Franklin Nickname: Mike. Can be seen with Conklin. Memories: Soccer, Making All-Star. Dislikes Vo. Group: Def Leppard. Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Kristina Comiskey Health 32 Main St., Dover Nickname: Tina. Can be seen with Leona Kaveny. Memories: Meeting Leona K. Likes vaca¬ tions. Dislikes a lot of yelling. Group: Beach Boys. Activities: Yearbook. Bruce Cochrane Plant Maint. 37 Eldor Dr., S. Walpole Nickname: Butch. Can be seen with John Frongillo. Memories: Sophomore Day, Parties during weekend, going wild in gym. Dis¬ likes academic week. Ambition: renovating. Groups: Van Halen, Led Zeppelin. Elaine Conley Child Care 40 Clarence Rd., Bellingham 26 Donald Cook Metal Fab. 3 Raymond Ave., Walpole Nickname: Rats, Willis. Likes John’s and the Doors. David Cook Metal Fab. 3 Higgins Terrace, Walpole Nickname: Cooka. Likes: Rock ’N Roll. Dislikes: School, Prep¬ pies, school lunches, Disco. Am¬ bition: To make a lot of money. Group: Rainbow. Stephanie Cook D.E. 60 Richards Ave., No. Attleboro Donna Marie Crafts Child Care 126 Harvard Lane, Wrentham Memories: 12 18 82, meeting Mark. Likes: Roses, Mark, peo¬ ple with good attitudes. Dislikes: Starvation, poverty, war of any kind. Ambition: To own and op¬ erate my own nursery school. David Crosby Electronics 140 Bloomfield St., Seekonk Nickname: Crosby. Can be seen with everyone. Memories: Prom, Mr. Reposa, Deb, The Room. Fa¬ vorite Sayings: Friiiday, I’m Psyched, This is true, nit nit. Likes vacations on academic weeks, absent teachers. Dislikes 8 tests on Fridays, Friday lef¬ tover lunches. Ambition: To live, love laugh my way into old age. Groups: Led Zeppelin, Who. ri Lillian Cook Child Care 606 E. Central St., Franklin Nickname: Lil. Can be seen with Dorothy Culp, Carol Schaaf, Leona Kaveny, Tina Comiskey. Memories: Aerobics in gym, Likes: Shop week, Babysitting, Algebra and getting out of school early. Dislikes: Homework, tests, and school lunches. Ambition: To make a lot of money. Group: Rolling Stones. Activities: Year¬ book. William Corbett Auto Repair 79 Main Street, Norfolk Nickname: Ponch. Can be seen with Dog Man. Memories: Time Dog Man hit his head on the front-end rack. Fire in blower sys¬ tem in shop. Likes girls, Rock’n Roll and Cars. Dislikes snobby girls and most teachers. Ambi¬ tion: Be successful. Group: Def Leppard. 27 Barbara Cunha Child Care 123 Reservoir St., No. Attleboro Can be seen with Barbara Delfino and Elaine Conley. Dislikes Aca¬ demic week. Ambition: To be¬ come rich. Group: Prince James Currie Drafting 4 Jefferson Dr., Walpole Nickname: Hendrix. Can be seen with Turke. Memories: Sopho¬ more Day, First time around in eleventh grade, Junior skip day. Dead shows, Eric Clapton, Fran- cine. Likes Mr. Lane’s lectures. Dislikes Mr. Pedro’s Physics class. Ambition: To do whatever it takes to be successful in life, in work and in the pursuit of happi¬ ness. Groups: Grateful Dead, Fleetwood Mac. Keith Davignon Auto Body 18 Roland Baxter Rd., No. Attle¬ boro Nickname: Yuh. Can be seen with Rob Deschenes and Eric Harvey. Memories: Sophomore Day at Lake Pearl, Jr. Prom. Dis¬ likes academics. Ambition: To do well in the trade. Group: ZZ Top, Aerosmith, Ted Nugent. Karen DeBaggis Food Trades 215 Union St., Franklin Nickname: DeBagga. Can be seen with Ann, Tammy, Bill, Doug, Jessie, Chris. Memories: Work, shop, functions, going to Boston, Junior Prom. Dislikes anyone or anything that dislikes me. Ambition: To be successful and live my life to the fullest. Group: Seger. 28 Brian Delano - Masonry 30 Hillcrest Ave., Seekonk Nickname: Animal. Can be seen with Jay O’Connell. Memories: Going to breakfast with senior class. Dislikes: School Cold weather. Ambition: To go through life enjoying it. Groups: Doors, Van Halen, Quiet Riot. Activities: Boxing. Barbara Delfino Child Care 40 Smith St., No. Attleboro Can be seen with Francine, Elaine, Connie the girls. Memories: Sophomore Day, School Skips. Ambition: To be¬ come a cosmetologist and be rich. Group: Pink Floydd, Led Zep. Activities: Cheerleading. Douglas Dennett Food Trades 1022 Main Street, Millis Nickname: “D”. Can be seen with Bill Feldman. Memories: Bill Feldman wearing a lemon me¬ ringue pie. Likes: Shop week. Ambition: To leave Mass, and be successful in what I do. Groups: B-52’s, Activities: Baseball, Cap¬ tain 4; Football. Corinne DePasquale Cosmetology 2 Kittridge Rd., Walpole Nick¬ name: Ranny. Can be seen with Francine Sullivan. Memories: Sophomore Day, Jr. Prom, VICA. Likes Mrs. Guild’s English class. Ambition: To be very suc¬ cessful in my cosmetology ca¬ reer. Group: Led Zeppelin. Ac¬ tivities: Softball, Basketball. Deshone, James Auto Repair 845 Mendon Rd., No. Attleboro Peter Dlflore Plant Maintenance 77 Westside Ave., No. Attleboro Nickname: Emperor. Memories: Field trip to Shipley Co., Ffistory 9th and 10th. Dislikes: Related. Ambition: To be a lead guitarist in a rock group. Group: Led Zep. Kerry DiGiandomenico Auto Repair 84 Pine Ridge Dr., Franklin Nick¬ name: D-Jon. Memories: My dad, ’68 Camaro, Thor, Ozzy-Randy Rhoads concert in Providence. Likes: Rock’n Roll. Ambition: To succeed in life. Groups: Led Zep¬ pelin, Randy Rhoads. Mary Dennis Graphic Arts 40 Earlmar Dr., No. Attleboro Nickname: Dizzy. Can be seen with Chris Cataldo. Memories: Mr. Pavolis’ 11th grade S.S. class with Phil Lipolis’ weather re¬ ports. Ambition: To live a hap¬ pily married life. Group: Van Ha- len. Jay A. Dickens Electrical 269 Cottage St., Franklin Nick¬ name: Chester. Can be seen with Chris and the gang. Memories: Stevie Nick’s ’83, March 17, 1983, Weedies Hill, Franklin par¬ ties, Lake Pearl. Likes getting out of school, water skiing, gym. Dislikes two-faced snobs, aca¬ demics. Ambition: To have my own electrical business. Activi¬ ties: Football, Basketball, Base¬ ball. David O. Dill Auto Repair 6 Mechanic PI., Franklin Nick¬ name: Dave. Can be seen with Kim Shade. Memories: Freshman yr. at Tri-County. Likes: Finally graduating. Dislikes: Preps and Jocks. Ambition: To be an auto mechanic. Group: The Doors. Karen DiSciullo Food Trades 1045 Main St., Walpole Nick¬ name: Shmummy. Can be seen with Mike. Memories: 9 10 83, Sophomore Day, Onsett Beach, Parties with JG, JB, JG, SS, DB, 9 30 83, times in foods. Dislikes people who hold grudges. Ambi¬ tion: To be successful in what I do and to be happily married to?. Groups: Eagles, Guess Who, Bob Seger, Who. 29 Brian Donovan Sheet Metal 36 Forest Rd., Millis Nickname: Perhaps Kid. Can be seen with Tijuana Whitey. Memo¬ ries: Office bench. Likes: Money, music. Dislikes: School buses, math teachers. Ambition: to be on stage (Boston Garden) with ZZ Top and Van Halen. Groups: ZZ Top, Van Halen, Neil Young. Cynthia M. Dow D.E. 6 Ray Hill Rd., Franklin Nickname: Cyndi. Can be seen with Christine, Liz, Michelle and the cow. Memories: Summers ’82 and ’83, the Cape with Car- mella and friends, nights on the beach, parties at Carmella’s and Chris’. Like my Babe, Good times. Dislikes: C onceited peo¬ ple, Mondays. Group: The Stones. Activities: Basketball, Katherine A. Dube Cosmetology 11 Florence St., Franklin Nickname: Kat. Can be seen with Pam, Kim, Rick and cosmo gang. Memories: Hampton Beach ’83, Fashion Show, times in shop, NH truck pull. Likes: concerts, truck pulls, car shows. Dislikes: School, Cape Cod ’83. Ambition: To own my own salon and be rich. Softball, DECA. Brian J. Dufault AC R 72 Draper Ave., No. Attleboro Can be seen with Jim Matson. Likes Pain, Guitars and Heavy Metal. Dislikes sitting in the Rub¬ ber Room. Michael Eknaian Auto Body 126 Cottage St., Franklin Nickname: Mike, Hecto. Can be seen with Scott Metcalf, Karen D. Memories: Sophomore Day, Jr. Prom, The Cape, Mr. R’s related class. Likes: Money, dislikes lost park. Ambition to open my own shop and be happily married. Groups: Eagles, Doors, Guess Who, Who. Activities: VICA. Mary Louise Erickson DE 5 Dexter St., No., Attleboro Nickname: Mex. Memories: Sophomore Day, Proms, Senior Dinner Dance, 6 6 82. Fun times with Wendy in High School. Dislikes: Homework. Groups: Led Zepplin. Activities: Soccer, Basketball, Softball, Vol¬ leyball, DECA, Yearbook. Nancy Duplessie Food Occupations 96 Pine Ridge Dr., Franklin Nickname: Nan. Can be seen with Tina. Memories: Prom ’82. Group: Beatles William J. Feldman Food Trades 30 Pocahontas St., Walpole Nickname: Feldmun, Feldzy. Can be seen with Doug Dennett, Food Trades. Memories: Me wearing a lemon meringue pie, Peter Di- fiore slipping on water. Groups: B-52’s, AC dc, Van Halen. 30 Joseph Ferreira Plumbing 50 Chestnut Hill Dr., Seekonk David Fitzpatrick Auto Body 14 Winthrop St., Medway Nickname: Fitzy. Can be seen with friends in shop. Memories: When Gary Fitz almost punched a teacher. Dislikes academics. Ambition: To get out of High School. Group: ZZ Top. Activi¬ ties: VICA. David Follis AC R 194 North St., Norfolk Likes shop week, dislikes Mon¬ days on class week. Ambition: To own my own business. Activities: VICA. John Fronglllo Plant Mainteance 133 Woodland St., Sherborn Can be seen with Judy Lucas. Memories: Party room, Bob Pete, Sandy Neck, Gumbo Mon¬ ster Mudders, 4X4. Dislikes flat gumbos, math and science. Ambi¬ tion: To be rich, to ride cross country on a snowmobile from Maine to Minnesota. Group: Van Halen. Activities: Snow mobile touring. Mary Franke 411 1 Ave., West Bradenton, Florida Was seen with Jodi, Rosie, Char¬ lene, Andrea, Mark. Likes: Beach and bikes. Dislikes: Florida peo¬ ple, Hondas. Memories: Soph. Day, Summer ’83. William Eric Fletcher Auto Repair 9 Hemlock Dr., Medway Nickname: Fletch. Can be seen with Jim Deshone, Frank Ber- tone. Memories: Getting stuck in mud with Jim D. till 2:00 AM. Likes vacations and weekends. Dislikes holding room. Ambition: To go on a tropical vacation while I’m still single. Group: ZZ Top. Francis Ford Plumbing 77 Glen Meadow Rd., Franklin Can be seen several places, I’m a wanderer. Memories: Moondog- ging in shop. Good times with friends in school. Ambition: To make money and be successful in plumbing. Groups: Led Zeppelin, Van Halen. Activities: Baseball. 31 Donald Gibson Masonry 844 Mendon Rd., No. Attleboro Joseph C. Golden Drafting 53 Highland St., Walpole Nickname: Joe. Memories: The day of the fire, the day I went surveying. Likes: Fast cars, mon¬ ey, girls. Dislikes: Strict teachers, snobs. Ambition: To be an archi¬ tect. Groups: Beatles, Led Zep¬ pelin, Doors. Robert Gray Auto Body 262 Chestnut St., Franklin Nickname: Bob. Memory: Junior skip day. Dislikes academics. Ambition: To get out of the trade. Group: ZZ Top. 32 Dianne Marie Gordon Electronics 445 Old POst Rd., Walpole Nickname: Lady Di. Can be seen with the Zoo Crew. Memories: My whole junior year, the Jr. -Sr. Prom, trip to Riverside, and all the fun days in shop with Mr. Reposa. Likes: Sports, movies, parties. Dislikes: Mr. Pedro’s Sci¬ ence Class. Ambition: To live a happy life, and make lots of mon¬ ey. Groups: Men at Work, Who, Def Leppard. Activities: Soccer, VICA, Library, USAA award. Christine A. Gobin Culinary Arts 375 Anawan St., Seekonk Nickname: Chris. Can be seen with Robin, Timmy, Ann, Karen. Memories: Cougar Day, Sopho¬ more Day, Prom, Functions. Am¬ bition: To own a shop. Activities: Prom Committee, VICA, Volley¬ ball. Tammy Gallant Cosmetology 24 King St., Norfolk Theresa Greer Cosmetology 559 East St., Walpole Jill Grlllo Culinary Arts 10 Maude Terr., Walpole Nickname: Jilbo Bagins. Can be seen with Joe, John, Jim. Memo¬ ries: Parties in ’82 with KP, RH, JG, SS, PL; Sophomore Day, parties in ’83 with JB, JS, DB, KD; the tripping dead shows, j Wayside Inn w foods, 6 29 i w JB; night in Sharon. Dislikes getting up in the morning. Ambi¬ tion: to open a restaurant and, be very rich and marry Joe Bean. I John M. Hagberg Auto Body 7 Tyson Rd., Franklin Nickname: Mippy. Memories: Sophomore Day. Likes shop. Dis¬ likes academics. Ambition: To be rich and well-known. Group: the Doors. Senior Class Vice-Presi¬ dent, Night school staff, Auto Body Shop Representative. Rosemary Hamel Cosmetology 555 East St., Walpole Nickname: RO-RO, Rosie, Rowsky. Can be seen with Adrianne, Jodi and Franklin friends. Memories: Soph. D., Jr. Skip D., Prom 83 w Hecto, Fog, Runs w JM AB, all nighters, JM’s house, LDAB, good times w A, J, C, M, S. C, E, I, M J. Dislikes getting jilted. Ambition: To live life as it comes to me. Groups: Led Zeppelin, Grateful Dead. Likes parties, sleeping late, weekends, Maine, cruising. Donna C. Haney Food Trades 604 Wilkins Glen Rd., Medfield Can be seen with Matthew. Memories: Sophomore Day, New Hampshire w Matthew, being in shop, Christmas in Florida ’80, Florida ’81. Likes chocolate, be¬ ing w my friends. Dislikes: Ob¬ noxious people. Ambition: To go to college and eventually have a nice home, good job and a fam¬ ily. Activities: VICA. I I Wendy Ann Hart Electronics 66 Ivy St., No. Attleboro Nickname: Wen. Can be seen with Shelley Stevens. Memories: Rocky Point-5 16 82; Related with Mr. Reposa. Ambition: To keep my job at Digital and to enjoy life with Jimmy. Activities: Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Stu¬ dent Council, Student Advisory. Eric Harvey Sheet Metal 53 Bucklin St., No. Attleboro Can be seen with Pat Viens. Memories: Sophomore Day, Rob’s parties, likes, music, par¬ ties and working. Dislikes: School. Ambition: To become a chef. Group: Van Halen. H Steven Harper Commercial Art 54 Daniels St., Franklin Nickname: Steve. Can be seen with Mary, Sheryl, Rick, Annette, Mike. Memories: Sophomore Day, Commercial Art class trips, Co-op. Likes weekends. Dislikes school. Ambition: To be rich. Group: Def Leppard. Activities: Co-op, Boston Globe Art Awards. 33 Alison P. Hawkins Cosmetology 33 Lincoln St., Medway Nickname: Al. Can be seen with Ronda, Jimmy, Cosmo girls. Memories: VICA, 9 13 81, Jr. and Sr. Prom with Jimmy, Soph¬ omore Day, Fashion Show, Springfield Fair, Cape Cod. Likes: Vermont, fall days, snowy winter nights, cozy fires, smiles and Italian dinners. Dislikes: Spin¬ ach, bad attitudes, arguing with friends. Ambition: Get my Asso¬ ciates in Business, work as a cos¬ metologist and most of all marry Jimmy. Activities: Softball, Bas¬ ketball, Soccer, Jr. Class Presi¬ dent, Shop Rep., VICA. Thomas Robert Healy Machine Shop 14 Main St., Dover Nickname: Heals. Can be seen with KJ, SK, JT, BC, RB. Memo¬ ries: “Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day; you frit¬ ter and waste the hours in an off hand way; Waiting for someone or something to show you the way. (Pink Floyd); Sophomore Day, R.R.I., Summers in Rock- port, Kara I.L.Y., Kinky, Red, Ireland ’82, The Field, 1 1 83. Likes: Cars, weekends, sunny days, winter nights. Dislikes: School, getting into trouble. Am¬ bition: To succeed in anything I do. Group: Old Stones, Led Zep, Doors. Activities: C.C., Soccer, Basketball, Football, Outdoor Track. John Houlihan Electrical 61 Miller St., Franklin Nickname: ALA (ala). Can be seen with Craig, John, Pete, etc. Memories: 11 18 82; Class of ’84, it kept me laughing, March ’82. Dislikes: Preppies, The Po¬ lice (group), Punk Rock. Ambi¬ tion: To successfully attain my goals, to get my electrical license. Groups: Lynard Skynard, Doors, Jethro Tull, Moody Blues, Pink Floyd. Activities: Soccer, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Cross Country (Captain 3, 4). Peter Heustis Masonry 26 Causeway St., Millis Scott Higgins 34 Cheryl Howe Commercial Arts 387 Main St., Medfield Memories: Sophomore Day, Commercial Arts Field Trip. Can be seen with Mary Michelle, Steve Harper, Ricky Clarkson. Likes: Friday nights, Dislikes: Rubber Room, new bus without tunes. Ambition: To be a wealthy Commerical Artist. Groups: Su¬ pertramp, Van Halen. Charlie Huidobro Electronics 417 Union St., Franklin Nickname: Doc. Memories: Fire Alarm during snow storm. Cross Country Team placing third in State Voc. meet. Likes: Video games, music. Dislikes: Snow¬ storms. Ambition: Cultivate spuds for C.N.W.A.S. cosmic, new wave, agriculture society. John Hurley 103 Fisher St., Medway Kenneth Robert Johnson Masonry 600 Maple St., Franklin Nickname: Johnstone, Ken. Can be seen with Tom Healy, Bob Cerrone, Joe Taranto, Steve Kil- loy, Don Gibson. Activities: VICA, Football. Memories: Prom. Likes: Sports, girls, cars, money. Dislikes: A losing Season, Blind Dates, a mad coach. Ambi¬ tion: To get an engineering de¬ gree and be very successful in my life. Group: The Police. Jean Johnson Cosmetology 91 Broad St., Walpole Nickname: Jeannie. Can be seen with Dianne Gordon. Memories: Talks in shop with Cosmo girls, Sophomore Day, Fashion Show ’83, Halloween Dances 82-84, Dinner Dance. Likes: Fridays. Dislikes: Homework. Group: Men at Work. Ambition: To own my shop someday and to have people work for me, and to be an aesthetician. Steven J. Hunchard Metal Fab. 51 King St., Franklin Nickname: Hunch. Can be seen with Mippy. Memories: End of school. Dislikes: Jocks. Ambition: To own my own metal fabrica¬ tion shop. Group: Jimi Hendrix. Joseph Johnson Alan Jenks 267 Elmwood St., No. Attleboro Wendy Johnson D.E. 50 B. Green St., Medfield Nickname: Wendyll, Wend. Can be seen with: JC, DH, JM, AB, CB, MR, HZ, RH, KT. Memories: Ladies night out on the town, Sophomore Day, Truckin’ around with Jim. Dislikes: Igno¬ rant people. Ambition: To make it in this world. Robin Judson Culinary Arts 256 Main St., Medway Nickname: Rockin’ Robin. Can be seen with Doug Thomas. Memories: 12 3 82, 7 16 83, Junior Prom, my parents. Likes: Parties- spending time with Doug. Dislikes people who think they are better than everyone else. Ambition: To become suc¬ cessful in whatever I do, to marry Doug and make him happy for the rest of his life. Group: Bob Seger. Activities: Soccer, Prom Committee. 35 Lisa Diane Junguzza Cosmetology 530 Chestnut St., Franklin Nickname: Lee. Can be seen with Jay, Brian, Krista and Cosmo girls. Memories: Getting Mr. Dow, Bright Eyes, Uncle Dickey, The first day in Mr. McKinney’s class, Cougar Day, Going to the Walpole Mall, Marlene, bus ride home with Krista and Nola. Dis¬ likes: Mondays, Math, boring classes, breaking bad news, being let down. Ambition: To someday be something very special to somebody. Group: The Beatles. Activities: VICA, Yearbook. Rob Kearns Culinary Arts 7 Puritan PI., E. Walpole Nickname: Goffer. Can be seen with MD Fish. Memories: Sopho¬ more Day. Dislikes: School. Groups: Triumph, Rush, Led Zep., Black Sabbath, Ozzy, Iron Maiden, Pink Floyd, Boston, Sammy Hager, Yes. Leona Kaveny Culinary Arts West Wrentham Rd., Cumber¬ land, RI Nickname: Lee. Can be seen with Tina, Carol, Lillian, Mandy, Marya. Memories: My friends, and all the good teachers I had. Likes: People. Dislikes: Being teased. Activities: Yearbook, Outing Club. Michael Jutras Tammy R. Kegley Electronics 4 East Park St., Franklin Nickname: Kegga. Can be seen with Shelley and Wendy. Memo¬ ries: Parties in Walpole with Mark and Shelley, McDonald’s. Likes: Mark. Dislikes: The Easter Bunny. Group: ZZ Top. Ambi¬ tion: To be happy and successful. 36 Kevin Kelly 3 Marguerite Rd., Walpole Stephen Michael Killoy Plumbing 60 Oak St., Franklin Nickname: Kilroy. Can be seen with Joe Taranto. Memories: Ski with his hair up. Likes: Fun with friends. Dislikes: Homework. Ambition: To be happy. Activi¬ ties: Football, Basketball, Base¬ ball, VICA, Shop Rep. Stephen Karona 84 Winthrop St., Medway Kimberly Jean Kubacki Elec¬ tronics 22 Middlesex St., Millis Nickname: Kubbie or “ ? ”. Can be seen with Rick Norteman. Memories: The great times with the zoo crew (for as long as they lasted), and the times spent argu¬ ing the meaning of life with Mr. Reposa. Likes: The idea of hav¬ ing Monday cut out of the week. Dislikes: Monday mornings. Am¬ bition: To survive ean and every Monday morning in my life. Ac¬ tivities: Library. Jac Lassell 23 Village St., Medway Richard J. Lamont Jr. Auto Repair 26 Evergreen St., Medway Nickname: Rich. Can be seen with Dejon. Likes: Rock ’n Roll Music. Dislikes: The employabil¬ ity Skills. Ambition: To be suc- cussful in the Automotive Field. Group: Led Zeppelin. Helen Lawrence Electronics 929 Washington St., Walpole Nickname: Hel. Can be seen with Pete Rezza, Sandy Charron, Mr. Lane. Memories: Good times in the computer room, hardly work¬ ing in the library. Likes: Long weekends, 4-wheeling, sailing, dirt biking. Ambition: To acheive perfection. Activities: Soccer, Cheerleading, Yearbook, Library Kevin Lacasse Graphic Arts 323 Long Lane, No. Attleboro Nickname: Al. Can be seen with Tom Tague. Memories: Sopho¬ more Day. Dislikes: Teachers, lunch, English class. Ambition: To travel and see the world. Ac¬ tivities: Boxing. 37 John T. Lotfy Graphics 39 Maple St., Franklin Nickname: Lofty. Can be seen with John Houlihan, Steve Hun- chard. Memories: Sophomore Day and something I wasn’t al¬ lowed to write here. Likes: Mr. McKinney’s class. Dislikes: Rub¬ ber Room, Preppies. Ambition: To be successful, succeed. Group: Van Halen, Jethro Tull, Lynard Skynard. William Lee Auto Body 657A Huntsbridge Rd., No. At¬ tleboro Nickname: Leach. Memories: Trying to throw Mr. Rodominick in the water on Sophomore Day. Likes: Auto Body. Dislikes: Auto Repair. Ambition: to open a body shop or get a job at one. Group: The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Lisa M. Lucas Plumbing 1728 Washington St., Walpole Nickname: Bunny or Li. Can be seen with Wendy Layman. Memories: Shop, especially the guys in it, driving around with Wendy. Likes: guys, lunch and talking. Dislikes: Mr. Pedro’s Physics class. Ambition: to live my life to its fullest and then some. Italy. Groups: Beach Boys, Beatles, Def Leppard. Activities: Yearbook. Wendy Ann Layman Cosme¬ tology 661 Lincoln St., Franklin Nickname: Kitty. Can be seen with Lisa L., Tim, Keith, Joe, Stece, Michele. Memories: Fash¬ ion Show, Hanging around with Lisa, lunchtime with the gang. Likes: lilacs, good music, good time with my friends, walking in the rain, money. Dislikes: Geom¬ etry, chemistry. Ambition: Italy; to achieve all the goals I set for myself, having a great time on the way. Activities: VICA. Joseph Loycano Machine Shop RFD 2 Populatic St., Franklin Michele M. Lincoln Child Care 35 East Central St., Franklin Can be seen with Joy Vieira, Wendy Tim, Lisa, Keith, Lauri, Kim, Joe. Likes: horseback rid¬ ing, writing, biking, swimming. Ambition: To become a teacher and a psychologist. Group: Jour¬ ney, Pat Benetar. Activities: Treasurer Class of ’83, Senior Dinner Dance Committee, Senior Prom Committee. Todd Legg Plumbing 84 Bayberry Rd., No. Attleboro 38 I f Todd Lucier Electronics 346 Partridge St., Franklin Memories: Getting lost in the hall¬ ways. Likes: 2:30. Dislikes: Go¬ ing through new teachers in elec¬ tronics every year. Jodi Lynn Mathieu D.E. 155 West Central St., Franklin Nickname: JoJo, Veg. Can be seen with: JL, RH, AB, WJ, MZ, DH, ME, SM, KD, HZ, CB. Memories: Sophomore Day, Jr. skip day, Purgatory Chasm, RW’s Cabin on lake, Summer ’83, Runs w RH, AB, DECA. Likes: DECA, Plumbing Rel. Teacher, My car. Dislikes: School Lunch, Physics, Mr. Hichborn’s take-home finals. Ambition: To become very successful in ac¬ counting and marry JL in Or¬ egon. Group: Seager, Beatles. Saying: Madness, Shear Mad¬ ness. Activities: DECA chapter President, Volleyball, DECA. William Marchand P.M. 207 High Plain St., Walpole Nickname: Bill Can be seen with Tom Morandi. Memories: Sopho¬ more Day. Ambition: Get my electrical license. Sean Luck Drafting 15 High St., Medway Jeff Matheson Metal Fab. 10 Irving Dr., Walpole Memories: Junior Skip Day. Likes: Football, floor hockey, cars, bikes, money. Ambition: To be rich and successful. Group: Led Zeppelin. William A. MacNell Metal Fab. 22 Pine Ridge Dr., Franklin Nickname: Bill. Can be seen with Cindy. Memories: Senior Year, Shieldy’s Cuda, Smoke show Parking Lot. Ambition: To own a super-duty Trans-Am, To own a welding shop. Group: Van Halen, Michael J. Manning Masonry 86 Richards Ave., No. Attleboro Can be seen with Skip. Memo¬ ries: Fun in shop. Dislikes: Phys¬ ics class. Ambition: To become a building engineer. Wf: James Steven Matson AC R 794 Mt. Hope St., No. Attleboro Nickname: Jumpin’ Jim. Can be seen with Peggy Monfils. Memo¬ ries: I will always remember the day I asked Peg out. Also, I will always remember my Jr. Prom. Likes: Being out of high school, and the fact that I will be on my own soon. Brett Maus Auto Repair 26 Dean Ave., Franklin Can be seen with Mike Steinborn. Memories: Times with Cheri, ninth grade, prom, game at the Cape, talent show, times in shop. Dislikes: Fakes, fat people, un¬ trustful people, all by George’s. Ambition: To never be controlled by anyone, and to be successful at what I want to be, to spend my life with Cheri. Group: Pink Floyd. Activities: Soccer, Weight lifting, Indoor Track. David McMahon Plumbing 9 Markyn Rd., Medfield Nickname: Ned. Can be seen with Cliff Setterlund. Memories: Moondogging in shop, good times in shop with the boys, donut break with JF, Sophomore Day, days at the beach with TW and CS. Dislikes: Homework, The Cheese, not being able to find Cliff in Fri. night. Groups: ZZ Top, Terrapin. 40 Mark Robert McMullen Electronics 115 Pleasant St., E. Walpole Nickname: Marcos. Can be seen with Tom Morandi and Bill Mar- chand. Memories: Long rides to and from school, Death runs w Mad Dog, Black Sabbath, ZZ Top, Rainbow, U-Haul Party, The Room “495”. Saying: “On¬ ward through the fog.” Likes fast women and fast cars. Dislikes: Snotty girls and Mr. Pedro’s Physics class. Groups: Pink Floyd, The Who, ZZ Top, Jethro Tull, the Mulkern Bros. David Mazzola Metal Fab. 45 Elvira St., Bellingham Nickname: Fluffy. Can be seen with Paul, Ben, Gary. Memories: My Jr. year in shop. Dislikes: Punk Rock. Ambition: To set cer¬ tain goals in life and reach them. Group: Led Zeppelin. Gary M. McGill Metal Fab. 257 High Plain St., Walpole Nickname: Gazy. Can be seen with David Mazzola. Memories: Gym Class ’84, 8th period relat¬ ed, shop Jr. year, seeing song remains the same. Dislikes: Jr. year, Ms. Hannigan’s class. Ambi¬ tion: To get a good job and suc¬ ceed. Group: Led Zeppelin. Ac¬ tivities: Class Rep. Sr. Year. Michael McGregor Auto Repair Lawrence McNamara 48 Crescent St., No. Attleboro Mary Elizabeth Michel Com¬ mercial Art 23 Winter St., S. Walpole Nickname: Red. Can be seen with Cheryl Howe. Memories: Sophomore Day. Likes: Friday Night s. Dislikes: Taking tests and quizzes. Ambition: To become a professional commercial artist. Group: Black Sabbath. David McNaught 290 East St., E. Walpole Paul McNutt Auto Repair 30 Mill St., Franklin Thomas J. Morandi Machine Shop 135 Rustic Rd., E. Walpole Nickname: Mad Dog. Can be seen with Bill Marchand, Mark McMullen. Memories: Prom, 495 long rides to and from school. Saying: Take it one day at a time. Likes: Fast women and cars. Dis¬ likes: Mr. Pedro’s Physics class, Preppies, snobby girls. Ambition: To be the best in my trade. Group: ZZ Top, Pink Floyd. Thomas J. Montague Plant Maintenance 54 Cascade Terr., Walpole Nickname: Stretch or Spitter. Can be seen with Bill Feldman. Memories: The Halloween dance and freshman year at Tri-County. Likes: The Halloween Dance. Dislikes: Carpentry. Ambition: To go out and work in the real world and make money. Group: The Doors, ZZ Top, Jimmy Hen¬ drix. Activities: Track. Scott Metcalf Auto Body 59 Washington St., Franklin Nickname: Medfield, Beam me up Scotty. Can be seen with Mike E. (Hecto). Memories: Jr. Skip Day, Sophomore Day, Riverside Park, Jr. Prom, Shop, the project syndrome, V1CA hotel, Sr. Prom. Dislikes: Player pianos, Bl ue Vans, long highways, lost amuse¬ ment parks. Ambition: To be rich and famous for no particular rea¬ son. Likes: Snowstorms, July, driving without lights, endless nights, sleeping. Activity: V1CA. 41 Scott Mulrey Masonry 80 Pemberton St., Walpole Nickname: Muls. Memories: The day the school caught on fire, and Sophomore Day. Likes: Money, girls, rock ’n roll, party¬ ing. Dislikes: Being embarrassed in front of a lot of people. Groups: ZZ Top, Black Sabbath, The Police. John O’Brien Food Trades 136 High St., Medfield Nickname: OB, Vinny. Can be seen with the Gang, SS, DS, DL, WC, PH. Memories: The Village, 128 trailer, BB Van, Soph. Day, Prom ’82, meeting Sam Scott, Boss and all the gang, Buffs in Walpole, Maytag and Big Al. Likes: jeeping 4x4, homestead, singing in the choir. Dislikes: Get¬ ting caught, accidents, LW, Robi- tussen-DM. Ambition: To live a life in the Twilight Zone. Group: The English Beat. Brian S. Murphy Plant Mainten¬ ance 29 Hutchinson Rd., Walpole Nickname: Murph. Memories Eric Clapton Concert, March ’83, Neil Young Concert, Feb. ’83, ZZ Top Concert, July ’83, Sopho¬ more Day. Dislikes: Jocks, Preps, conceited people. Group: Eric Clapton. Timothy Murray Rhonda M. Nasuti Cosmetolo¬ gy 746 Washington St., Franklin Nickname: Rondo. Can be seen with Alison, John and the girls from Cosmo. Memories: Sopho¬ more Day, VICA, Fashion Show, Jr. Prom w John, Savvy’s relat¬ ed class. Likes: Snow days, John, the ocean, summer, sleeping late. Dislikes: Homework, working on weekends at Papa’s. Ambition: To marry the man of my dreams, John, and live happily ever after. Activities: Softball, Soccer, Bas¬ ketball, Shop Rep., VICA. James O’Connell Masonry 18 Leigh St., Seekonk Can be seen with Brian and Lisa. Memories: Sophomore Day, go¬ ing to brea kfast with the masonry seniors. Likes: Food, Masonry, Friday nights, blind dates. Dis¬ likes: Saturday mornings, Mon¬ day mornings, Academic week. Ambition: to be successful. Ac¬ tivities: Boxing, swimming, hunt¬ ing. Eric Norteman 257 Elnwood St., No. Attleboro 1 42 Ronald Olcullczki 362 Taunton Ave., Franklin Anthony Pace Graphic Arts Laurel Court, Franklin Activities: Yearbook. Alain Paradia Metal Fab. 230 West St., No. Attleboro Nickname: Al. Can be seen with Alan Jenks. Memories: Sopho¬ more Day, Metal Fab. Shop. Likes: Metal Fab. Shop. Dislikes: Pushing a broom in shop. Ambi¬ tion: Own my own business. Group: ZZ Top, Rainbow. Kevin O’Keefe Plumbing Victory Rd., Walpole Can be seen with listo (Les- Squanis). Memories: Michelle, parties good times with Joco, Belts Took, Leno, J., Cisto, Rush 1 2, Prom, ZZ Top, All con¬ certs, shop, school daze, Mr. Lino 9-12, ski plumbing moon- doggers, Boston Adventures. Likes: All good times I had in school and gookin after midnight, in general, too many memories. Dislikes: Mr. C. yelling, tough sit¬ uations in school. Ambitions: To be a success. Keith Osgood 60 Charles St., No. Attleboro Kim Osowlecki Graphic Arts 362 Taunton Ave., Seekonk Nickname: Toni. Can be seen with Peter H. Memories: Shelley Rose in English class. Ambition: To be the best MP in Mass. Michelle Paulus DE 840 W. Central St., Franklin Can be seen with: Cindy, Bar¬ bara, Crissy, Liz. Memories: 12 26 82, Bill, Jim and I party¬ ing and 4th of July ’83. Dislikes: Remembering freshman year at FHS and stuck up snobs. Ambi¬ tion: to be happy-John and I to be business partners. Group: Doors: Activities: DECA, Soft- ball. Jay Perry 31 Rose Marie Dr., Seekonk Tammy Pike Food Trades 71 Lovering St., Medway Nickname: Tam. Can be seen with Rexie, Robin, Doug. Memo¬ ries: ’83 Prom, Shop, VICA, Shop Functions, Sophomore Day, Junior Skip Day, Rocky Point, Chats with Mrs. Boss. Likes: Money. Ambition: To be happy and have a good time. Ac¬ tivities: Soccer, Softball, Volley¬ ball, Shop Rep., Chairman Prom Committee. Jack R. Prince P D 705 Wilkins Glen, Medfield Nickname: Cracker. Can be seen with Tim Pike. Memories: Smok¬ ing Area on cold rainy days. Likes: Holidays, Nice girls. Dis¬ likes: Stuck up girls and rainy MOndays. Ambition: To make it in the world. Group: The Doors. Activities: Football. Nicholas W. Rakoski Drafting 55 Cleveland Ave., Franklin Nickname: Nick. Can be seen with Chuck Romans. Memories: Sophomore Day, Proms, Neil Young. Likes: Fast Women, Fast Cars, Fast Times. Dislikes: Snobs, Alligators, Strict Teach¬ ers, Volts Wagons. Ambition: To open my own business in culinary fire prevention equipment. Group: The Beatles. Activities: Football, Cross Country, Wres¬ tling, Shop Rep. Timothy Pike Electrical 71 Lovering St., Medway Nickname: Tim. Memories: Shop week before Christmas of ’82. Likes: Money, cars. Ambition: To go to college and party hearty. Group: OZZY, Van Halen, Led Zeppelin. Activities: Soccer. Rachel Pinto Food Occupa¬ tions 118 Country Club Dr., Franklin Nickname: Ray. Can be seen with Peter. Memories: Prom ’82. Timothy Poirier 167 West St., No. Attleboro Steven M. Richards Food Oc¬ cupations 13 Delmar Rd., Medway Nickname: Steve. Can be seen with Nelson. Memories: Prom ’82. Ambition: To work “any¬ where”. Paula Pomponio 1 Baron Rd., Franklin 44 Bruce Edward Everett Rawson P D 35 Orne St., No. Attleboro Nickname: Chief of love or L’il Doc. Can be seen with John Brooks. Memories: Being in the P D shop, Mr. Ed Novakoski for a teacher. Dislikes: Doing some¬ thing I never like to do-work. Am¬ bition: To be successful and write a book. Activities: Yearbook, Shop Representative. Peter J. Rezza Electronics 26 Dodge Ave., No. Attleboro Can be seen with Helen Law¬ rence. Memories: All the fun days in the computer room in shop. Likes: Good times with my friends. Dislikes: Rainy Days. Ambition: To make a lot of mon¬ ey. Group: Pink Floyd. Charles Romans Drafting 1011 South St., Walpole Nickname: Chuck. Can be seen with NR, MG, PD. Memories: Proms, Sophomore Day, ZZ Top, Robert Plant, Neil Young, Duster, 495, skiing in VT. Likes: Vans and foxes. Dislikes: Snobs, preps and physics. Ambition: To be an architect and design fantas¬ tic buildings. Groups: ZZ Top, Led Zep. Activities: Cross-Coun¬ try, Wrestling. Lori Ann Russo Graphics 65 North Park St., Franklin Can be seen with Dorothy Culp. Memories: Mr. Meisner in shop, Prom Junior year, and Related Sophomore year. Dislikes: Dis¬ secting pigs in Biology. Ambition: To be good in my field of work. Group: Bob Seger, Kenny Rog¬ ers, Boston. Activities: VICA Todd Savage 13 Winthrop St., Walpole Carol Schaaf Culinary Arts 665 King St., Franklin Nickname: Moe. Memories: Shop, best friends, Mandi fixing the baking peel, Gary pulling down my tent, Tutoring my friends, locker no. W2-26. Ambi¬ tion: To be the best person I can be, to be me. To help people. Group: Journey. Activities: Year¬ book Staff, Outing Club, Blood Drives. James Ryan Culinary Arts 26 McDonald Circle, Walpole Nickname: Hey, Jr., Slim. Can be seen with John, Joe. Memories: Jerry show at Cape Cod, First Field w BM, the night flight on Freddie’s bike. Parties w JB, JG. Flirting w Ann W, 9th grade. Dislikes: fighting with Ms. Morrison, driving to school. Am¬ bition: To become the best chef around. Groups: A. Brothers, J.G. Band, Grateful Dead, Bobby and the Midnights. 45 ’ - v 4 Deborah Sheck Child Care 4 Walker Rd., Norfolk Nick¬ name: Deba. Can be seen with David, Pam. Memories: Prom ’82, Sophomore Day, Free per¬ iods with Mrs. Sardina, Getting kicked out of shop last week of school with Pams, going to Bob¬ bies Roller Wax w Pam for rea¬ sons unknown. Groups: Seger, Rainbow Clifford Setterlund Plumbing 21 Longmeadow Rd., Medfield Can be seen with Dave. Memo¬ ries: Sophomore Day, 9th Grade Science class, Sessions in club¬ house in plumbing, Marriot Ho¬ tel. Likes: Good friends, big par¬ ties, ’72 Monte’s, beach parties. Dislikes: Mondays, Physics, changing weeks, rainy days. Am¬ bition: To own a cottage on a lake in New Hampshire with a skiing boat. Group: Doors, Zep¬ pelin, Pink Floyd. Activities: Hockey, Football, Skiing, Water skiing, Work. 46 Kim Shade Auto Repair 491 West Central St., Franklin Nickname: Doll. Memories: 1982 Spacey. Likes: Cars and good old rock-n-roll. Dislikes: Problems of . any kind. Ambition: To live most comfortably. Group: Creedance Clearwater Revival. Norman Shackley Machine Shop 5 Domenica Rd., Walpole Nick¬ name: Norm. Dislikes: Arrogant women. Group: Led Zeppelin. David Serani 98 Richards Ave., No. Attleboro James J. Shiels Cabinetmaking 22 Irving Dr., Walpole Nick¬ name: Jim. Can be seen driving a 4-door Pontiac Hypo. Memories: Driving down 495 the last day of school. Dislikes: When Mr. Fre- den yells at me because I’m 1 16 of an inch off. Ambition: To be a professional cabinetmaker. Group: Michael Jackson. Activi¬ ties: Track, Basketball. James Paul Sheppard P D 6 Oak St. Medway Memories: The day there was a fire in the front of the school. Likes: Listen¬ ing to the stereo. Dislikes: Get¬ ting too much homework. Ambi¬ tion: To become a painter. Group: The Rolling Stones. Ac¬ tivities: Outing Club. Ronald Shreeman 65B Alpine Place, Franklin Joanne M. Sllve P D 53 Mill St., Franklin Nickname: Bo. Can be seen with Francine, Judy Lucas. Memories: Sophomore Day Prom, Time spent with good friends. Likes: The Kids, parties. Dislikes: Cer¬ tain school rules. Ambition: To be successful. Group: The Who, Supertramp. Paul Silverstri Metal Fab. 5 Swenson Circle, Walpole Nickname: Sil. Can be seen with Dave Mazzola, Ben Hurley. Memories: Metal Fab. Champi¬ ons for Cougar Day, last year’s wild shop. Dislikes: School lunch, preppies. Group: Lynard Skyn- ard. Activities: Hockey, Baseball, work. Keith M. Smart Electrical 717 Arcade Ave., Seekonk Nickname: Chissler. Can be seen with Alan Washkewitz. Memo¬ ries: “I smell peanuts.”, Poor An¬ nette. Likes: Girls, money, suc¬ cess. Ambition: Wet a worm. Group: Rick James. Activities: Basketball, Soccer, VICA Presi¬ dent. Shelley Stevens 57 Glenfield Rd., No. Attleboro Michael Stelnborn Metal Fab. 82 Pine St., Franklin Nickname: Steiny. Can be seen with Brett Maus. Memories: Sophomore Day, all our winnings in track and pole vaulting 11 ’6” in track. Likes: Playing guitar and playing sports. Dislikes: Bad grades and snobby people. Ambi¬ tion: To open my own business after I’m out of college. Group: New Edition. Activities: Outdoor Track, Indoor Track, Soccer, Yearbook, Outing Club. Rhonda Soderberg Cosmetology 14 Shears St., Norfolk Can be seen with Barbara Del- fino, Cosmo girls. Memories: Sophomore Day, Cosmo times and girls manucure talks. Likes: C.B. and weekends. Dislikes: Disco, weekdays. Ambition: To be the best in whatever I do. Group: Led Zeppelin. Activities: Advisory Committee. 47 A Pam Strang Child Care 21 Summer St., No. Attleboro Nickname: Pammy. Can be seen with: Debi Sheck, Paul Burns. Memories: Prom ’82, meeting Paul Burns. Ambition: To get married someday and to have everything I want. Group: Rain¬ bow. Jeffrey R. Tate Electronics 414 East Central St., Franklin Fa¬ vorite Saying: “Yeah, right.” Nickname: Tatum. Can be seen with: Ron Okuliczki, shop crew. Memories: Freshman Football, Sophomore Day, Partying in N.H., Katrina, Riverside Park, Cape Cod, Likes: Photography, Money, Being Radical. Dislikes: Bad Drivers, Op. Amps, War, Closed Minds. Ambition: To be a free lance photographer, artist or disc jockey. Group: Doors. Ac¬ tivities: Football. 48 Franclne Sullivan Cosmetology 24 Forest St., Franklin Can be seen with Corinne, Barbara, Cosmo People. Memories: Sab¬ bath ’83, Sophomore Day, Class Trips, 4 6 with Terri. Dislikes: Being beat up on my Birthday. Ambition: To be rich and happy. Group: Rolling Stones, Led Zep¬ pelin. Joseph Taranto Plumbing 1 Royal Court, Franklin Nick¬ name: Tonto, Joe. Can be seen with Steve, Jay, Ken, Plumbers, Football Players. Memories: Wild times in shop, Football, Parties with the guys, Senior Dinner Dance, Def Leppard Concert. Dislikes: Teachers who ask for passes, Mondays, The Principal. Ambition: To be happy and suc¬ cessful at whatever I do, and to make other people happy as well. Activities: Football, Base¬ ball, VICA, Shop Rep. Groups: Van Halen, Def Leppard, J. Giels Band. Thomas Tague 990 Longview Dr., No. Attleboro Scott Taylor 24 Jay St., No. Attleboro Richard Turke 17 Georgia Dr., Walpole Paul Tilton Plant Maintenance 68 Wachusett St., Franklin Can be seen with Mike Cofsky. Likes: money, girls, thinking of California. Dislikes: Winter, snob¬ by girls. Ambition: To be the best at whatever 1 decide to do. Group: Doors. Raymond Venturini 861 Mendon Rd., No. Attleboro Ann Vanderkerkhoff 481 Martello Rd., Franklin John Verrochi Auto Repair Winter St., Walpole Can be seen with Kerri, Kevin. Dislikes: Employability Skills. Ambition: To live in California for two months after I graduate or maybe New Hampshire. Group: Lynard Skynard. Douglas A. Thomas Culinary Arts 31 Highland St., Medway Nickname: Dougie. Can be seen with Robin Judson. Memories: Sophomore Day, Jr. Prom, the beach, high lines, 7 16 83. Likes: Parties, spending time with Robin. Dislikes: Snobs, jocks, alligators, strict teachers. Ambition: To succeed in the world, to get hitched to Robin. Group: Police, Bryan Adams, ZZ Top, Bob Segar. Activities: Prom Committee. David Tuure Plumbing 7 Karen Ave., Medway Nickname: Dave, Tobes. Can be seen with Deb or the Plumbers. Memories: Football ’82, ’83. Talks with Michelle, Prom ’83, Times with Debi, Moondogging w Mr. Blaney and Ski. Dislikes: Trig functions, bus evacuations. Ambition: To be successful and happy wherever I may go. Group: Billy Joel, Doobie Bros. Activities: Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, VICA, Class President, 4. 49 Jeff Walls Electrical 94 Cottage St., Franklin Nickname: Walzy. Likes: To ag¬ gravate teachers. Dislikes: Get¬ ting up for school. Ambition: To rule the world. Activities: Basket¬ ball. Patrick Vlens 826 Mendon Rd., No. Attleboro Joy Vieira Child Care 667A Paine Rd., No. Attleboro Can be seen wiht Annette-Clou- tier. Memories: Goofing off on weekends with Annette. Likes: School vacations, talking, being with friends, sitting around a fire on cool fall nights with friends. Dislikes: Nosey and stuck up people. Ambition: To work in a flower studio and live forever. Groups: Michael Jackson, Jour¬ ney. Activities: Class Representa¬ tive. Kara Weber Culinary Arts 20 Whitney Dr., Sherborn Nickname: Carege Baby. Can be seen with John Catrambone. Memories: Colorado, Green Crates, Boys’ Room. Ambition: To become the most I can. Group: B-52’s. Jeffrey E. Washer Electrical 79 Jordan Rd., Franklin Memories: Sophomore Day, Tool Crib, Billy. Ambition: To be¬ come an engineer in electricity. Alan Washkewits 224 Main St., Norfolk Kevin Whelan Sheet Metal 68 Village St„ Millis Nickname: Whales, Van Whelan. Can be seen with Mark Barrett. Memories: Sophomore Day, try¬ ing to sneak into ACT Dislikes: Rubber Room. Ambition: to work with my father, maybe go to U. Mass. Groups: Led Zeppelin, Doors. Michael Wood Commercial Art 415 Central Ave., Seekonk Nickname: Woody. Can be seen with: Morandi, Marchand, McMullen. Memories: Sopho¬ more Day, VICA, Commercial Art field trips. Dislikes: Physical Education. Groups: Rush, Police, Van Halen. Ambition: To be¬ come a successful commercial artist and to become rich and famous. Activities: VICA, Boston Globe Awards, Ski Trips. Heidi Zahner DE 64 No. Meadows Rd., Medfield Nickname: Heid. Can be seen with: Fred, Maryellen, Ken. Memories: DECA trips, Zahner Brothers weekends with Fred, Maryellen, Ken, Dee and CB, Cruising around in the “Heidi Mobile” with MZ MA. Likes: Weekends, Fred, being with friends, good times. Dislikes: Dunkin’ Donuts uniform, Mr. Hichborn’s case studies, snobs, homework, Monday morning. Ambition: To be successful in business. Group: Neil Young. Ac¬ tivities: DECA. Maryellen A. Zahner DE 29 Norton Ave., Walpole Nickname: Mar. Can be seen with My Zahner Brother and JM, RH, AB, KD, WJ„ SM, ME, JG. Memories: Sessions with Jill, Zahner Bros, strike again, all the times with the gang, all the DECA trips. Likes: Friendly, open-minded people, food. Dis¬ likes: Bus rides, stuffy ignorant people, people who smoke while I’m eating. Group: Neil Young and the Eagles. Amnition: To live a full and successful life and have a career that I will work very hard for. Activities: DECA. ■ Sean Woodward 50 Cleveland St., Norfolk Mark Wrightington Graphic Arts 51 Goldie Rd., No. Attleboro Robert D. Young Plant Main¬ tenance 56 Westside Ave., No. Attleboro Nickname: Bob. Can be seen with Rock ’n Roll. Memories: Black Sabbath, Quiet Riot Concert. Likes: Rock ’n Roll. Dislikes: Rubber Room. Ambition: I want to live through a nuclear blast. Group: Richie Blackmore’s Rain¬ bow. Remember When . . . ■' aJSJfc l 1 52 53 54 55 CLASS WILL I Todd Allen, leave to Juniors a better year than we had. I Anne-Marie Arsenault, leave to Dara Richards all of the frustration, hard work and time in Cosmetology I Glen Augello, leave to Mr. Hoye a note book, a pencil, and his notes. I Mark Barrett, leave to Barbara Smith ail of my unfinished homework I Sandy Bigelow, leave to the lower classmen everything that I used through the years. I Mark Blocchi, leave to Electronics. . My I Q. I Andrea Bleeanti, leave to Savle all my clutsy mistakes and brakes in shop 1 Pamela Blale, leave to Mr. Letendre all his essay tests, vocabulary tests, and all his reading out of the literature book!! I James Brower, leave to Mr. Schavrien a year’s supply of miracle grow. I Candy Bryda, leave to my fellow classmates till the luck in the world in whatever you do. Good luck Class of “84” YOU’RE 1. I Kevin Cahill, leave to the staff a microscope to read my writing and especially Mr Pavolis who doesn’t like my writing anyway. I Wendy Catenacd. leave to Mr Savastano 4 cases of cracked wheat and another class like ours. I Chris Cataldo, leave to Mr Pavolis live radar and more classes such as ours. I Steven Cauble, leave to my shop seniors my friendship. 1 Bob Cerrone, leave to Mr. Hichborn my last can of Raid and my fly swatter for the football team of “84 . I Sandra Charron, leave to Cindy Topping the right to be the teacher's pet in Graphic arts shop. I Paul Clsternelll, leave to Jim Lino a lunch I Annette Cloutier, leave to Mr. Pavolis all my curly hair that he likes so much. I Michael Cobb, leave to Mike Albee a pair of shin guards, so he doesn’t complain after every game. 1 Liz Comeau, leave to Mr. Hichborn the D.E. lav pass and to Christine Conway all the memories and good times we have shared together in the past four years we have known each other. I Tina Comlaky, leave to Mr Wyman all the things that made him work on me, and the paper work that 1 did not do. I David Cook, leave to Mr. Robinson my membership to the 2:30 club. I Lillian Cook, leave to the Sophomores all the little kids in Child Care. I Bill Corbett, leave to Dave Noonan a 601b Sledge hammer along with Mechanics wire and a B.F.S.D., also cutting torches Good Luck, Dave I Dave Croeby, leave to Mr. Rosborough all his ? ’! white cards, all my love to Deb. I Barbara Cunha, leave to Mrs. George the closet for someone else to sleep in. I Jamea “Hendriz” Currie, leave to my past teachers “my utmost thanks and appreciation for all the help along the way Teachers might not think it’s a picnic, but neither do the students.” I Keith Davlgnon, leave to Mr Doucette my Energy note book. I Brian Delano, leave to the Masonry Dept, the Tri-County Cougar Bouts Boxing trophy. I Mary Dennla, leave to Mr. Meisner peace and quiet. I Corinne DePasquale, leave to Mr. Savastano both the good times and bad times that we shared together in shop 1 Jay Dlckena, leave to the Electrical Teachers the memory of me! I Kerry DIGIandomenlco, leave to Mr Noonan a year’s supply of Speedy dry. I Peter Dlflore, leave to Mr. Coe the progress report that I never gave back to him last term I Karen Dlsclullo, leave to Mike Eknaian all the wonderful memories of our Senior year I Brian Donovan, leave to Keith White my ZZ Top” tape (the best of) and Trina Williams. I Cindy Dow, leave to Christine certainly not her “V”, but what I gave her last year in third period English class I Kathrine Dube, leave to Savvy all my Love and good luck in the future. 1 Brian Dufault, leave to Mr Paul a leather jacket, vest, skulls and ice for his coat pocket I Michael Eknaian, leave to Tri-County all my stupid mistakes I Mary Erickeon, leave to Erin and Nisa Erickson The very best of luck and all the best wishes for you two in all the years to come at Tri County Keep working You can make it If I can Just make It fun and make it last I Bill Feldman, leave to the school “I was her and now I'm gone, I left my name to carry on, those who knew me knew me well, those who don't can go to I David Fitzpatrick, leave to Mr. Stevens the rubber on the shop floor and in the parking lot I Francis Ford, leave to Mr Blaney a book on “How to give short lectures” I Mary Frankc, leave to all my close friends of “84” all my love and thanks for the best partying banner I ever got in my life I Chris Gobln, leave to John Bill the great times we had in business class I Dlann Gordon, leave to Debbie Blake the tradition that has taken so long to develop Good Luck! I Joey Golden, leave to Mr Walker and Mr Bourassa a masterpiece of excellent Drafting drawings. 1 Bob Gray, leave to the Auto Body shop a project for every day of the week I John Hagberg, leave to Mr Doucette a severe case of Senioritis I Rosie Hamel, leave to John Bissanti all of our good times that should have never ended, and a trips senior year ahead of him I Donna Haney, leave to Boss Slaney many thanks for all of his patience and understanding that helped me the rest of us that make it through Food Trades I Wendy Hart, leave to Mrs Nowacki a full length poster of Tom Selleck to dream at during school 1 Steve Harper, leave to anyone my BAMC Hornet. I Alison Hawkins, leave Mr Savastano a solid gold dancer, two large wallets to put in his back pockets, and all the great memories of Rhonda and Me I Thomas Healy, leave nothing I'm taking it all with me. 1 Cheryl Howe, leave to Dizzy Doan a hammer and chisel to remove her pen from her desk and her chair from the floor which I super glued, in my Junior year, ha ha I John Houlihan, leave to Craig Jordan my pair of track shorts I Charlie Huldobro, leave to Mr. Pedro a pair of Interdimensional spectacales, 3D glasses for further scientific research and observation I Leona Kaveny, leave to Mr Stevens my sweet disposition. I Tammy Kegley, leave to Raylene enough luck to get through the next three years, She'll need it. I Kimberly Jean Kubackl, leave to the Zoo Crew the hopes and prayers for a better future (even though I know how well their luck works against’ them) I Ken Johnson, leave to my Masonry teachers the best of luck. I Wendy Johnson, leave Mr Hichborn the fifth word in the first sentence. | Jean Johnson, leave to Terry Greer a portable reclining chair so when she is tired she can catch some z’s. 56 1 Robin L. Jud� on, leave to Doug Thomas a lot of thanks for all the love and good times we have shared together so far in our relationship. | LlM Junguru. leave to all of my underclassmen J.W. friends the Tri-County territory I Richard J. Lamont Jr., leave to Mr. Noonan a bag of speedy dry. I Wendy Layman, leave to Laura Stoddard all of my pin curls and perm rods. 1 Helen Lawrence, leave everything to all the starving people in Appalachia I BUI Lee. leave to Mr. Rodomonick 15 bolts and a long round tube, and two days in the rubber room. I John Lotfy, leave to Jack Jones the confession that every time I was called to the office I was guilty, but found innocent. I Michele Lincoln, leave to C.C. Juniors good luck in your senior year, Make the last year the best I Todd Lacier, leave to Mr. Rosborough a complete list of Mass, traffic laws and regulations. | Lie Lucas, leave to all coming girls in plumbing good luck and all my lockers. I William MacNIel, leave to Donald a space ship which will take him to the outer regions of the galaxy 1 Michael Manning, leave to Skip a carton of Marlboro so he will leave me alone for a while ... ■ u u I Jodi Mathleu, leave to Mr. Jones all the wonderful lunches, and with one of his best Plumbing teachers. And to Jim Lino thanks for one of the best years in High fjames Matson, leave to Peggy Monfils the right to be with me if that is what she wants, under the condition that she never does anything serious to change my mind about her, or my love for her. I William Marchand, leave to the Teachers of Plant Maintenance a fun and most enjoyable 4 years. I Brett Maus, leave to Mr. Noonan safety glasses, notebooks, pencils, and some speedy dry. I David Mazzola, leave to Mr. Packard my fluffies. I Mark McMullen, leave to Mr. Rosborough a corvett matchbox so he can’t get anymore speeding tickets. I Gary McGUl. leave to Kim Loughran, Lancelot. I Mary Michel, leave to Frank Iula the bus ride. I Scott Metcalf, leave to Mr. Spargo every available project the world has to offer Man. I Thorn . Morandl, leave to the underclassmen all my skills and knowledge that I have earned over the past 4 years, and to Mr. Shavnen one case of miracle grow. 1 John OBrian, leave to Donna Haney a roast beef sandwich on a bulkie roll. I Jay O’Connell, leave to Brian Delano my Hacky sack he wanted so much. I David DUI, leave to the Juniors the sympathy of being here next year. I Kim Oaowieckl. leave to Mrs. Landry a T.G.I.F. poster. I Alain Paradl . leave to Mr. Packard a megaphone so he won't strain his vocal cords anymore. I Michelle Paulua, leave to Mr. Hichborn a report on the African Red Ant, and his younger years at Malden. _ I Timothy Pike, leave to the Electrical teachers, thanks for the understanding they had with us for the past years, and thanks for the ' food I X _ _ pika tn Mr Mrs Boss all the love that they always gave to us. I also leave Baker all the beef he always wanted and freshmen of food trades the 57 i d, Q) r 1 a t 0 1 V e s Most Popular R. Nasuti, J. O’Brien Most Talkative K. Smart, L. Junguzza Best Dressed J. Vieira, K. O’Keefe Class Couple D. Thomas, R. Judson Best Looking S. Metcalf, R. Nasuti 58 Most Athletic C. Bryda, T. Healy Shyest L. Cook, J. Brooks Most Likely to Succeed J. Mathieu, D. Tuure Class Nut J. O’Brien, R. Hamel Most School Spirit C. Bryda, D. Tuure Friendliest R. Nasuti, J. O’Brien Teacher’s Pet J. Mathieu, M. Biocchi (missing) Most Individual K. Weber, J. O’Brien Best All Around C. Bryda, S. Killoy Class Flirt K. Davignon, T. Gallant 59 60 Mr. Kenneth Custy Superintendent-Di rector ; ' - . SUMMIT j DC Uj U, OS o Uj DC (- o S: 62 Front: Alan Buchanan, David Serani, Glen Augello. Rear: Mr. Hoye, Peter Conklin, David Follis, Mark Barrett, Brian Dufault, James Matson. o -h c: R 64 Front: Scott Taylor, David Dill, Eric Norteman, Jim DeShone, Bill Corbett, Kerry Giandomenico, Paul McNutt, Rich Lamont, David Caufman. Rear: Ron Shreenan, Bill Fletcher, John Verrochi, Frank Bertone. 65 66 fjm. 1 Front: Pam Strang, Elaine Conley, Lori Burrows, Joy Vieira. Rear: Dorothy Culp, Lillian Cook, Donna Wilson, Barbara Cunha, Michele Lincoln. Missing: Donna Crafts, Barbara Delfino, Deb Sheck. J 67 co 5a ‘■CCjOt'-O'-irn cnOO 68 Front: Pam Blais, Alison Hawkins, Ronda Nasuti. Middle: Marlene Kosmenko, Lisa Junguzza, Rosemary Hamel, Tammie Gallant, Kathy Dube, Andrea Bissanti, Jean Johnson. Rear: Theresa Greer, Wendy Layman, Sandra Bigelow, Corinne DePasquale, Rhonda Soderberg, Wendy Catenacci, Francine Sullivan, Pamela Donnell, Anne-Marie Arsenault. Front: Bill Feldman, Doug Thomas, Carol Schaaf. Middle: Tammy Pike, Karen DeBaggis, Ann Vandekerkhoff, Jill Grillo, Donna Haney, Robin Judson, Karen Disciullo, Chris Gobin. Rear: Kara Weber, John O’Brien, Mark Catrambone, Joe Bean, Jim Ryan, Doug Dennett. Missing: L. Kaveny, R. Kearns. 69 d (3001) Front: S. Cook, W. Johnson, M. Zahner, H. Zahner. Rear: E. Comeau, C. Dow, C. Conway, C. Bryda, J. Mathieu, Mr. Hichborn. Missing: M. Erickson, P. Pomponio, M. 70 Paulus. 71 w 1 W!jh j'.ax.'n pH Y«§HH sMllV; SanftM , MMmm’ y ¥ M i m IglHCjR ’’ !■ _ A ■ aTi laf . h ' ' Tth'- 4 u’ - ' '«Sv ir ■ v ' 'y f .r .i Front: R. Okuliczki, D. Crosby, D. Gordon, A. Charron, T. Kegley. Rear: P. Moore, M. McMullen, J. Tate, S. Stevens, W. Hart, T. Lucier, C. Huidobro, P. Rezza, K. Kubacki. Missing: H. Lawrence 73 300 74 N. Duplessie, S. Richards, R. Pinto Front: Anthony Pace, Mark Wrightington, Thomas Tague, Kevin LaCasse. Rear: Kim Osowieki, Patricia Culp, John Lotfy, Lori Russo, Sandy Charron, Mary Dennis. O H k So O 5; tn 5; 76 Norman Shackley, Keith Osgood, Tom Healy, Paul Charpentier, Jim Brower, Larry McNamara, Missing: J. Loycano, D. McNaught, T. Morandi, T. Poirier 77 •q; o i: uj coicoq. 78 Todd Savage, Brian Delano, Scott Higgins, Raymond Venturini, Kenneth Johnson, Michael Manning, Michael McGregor, Robert Cerrone, Jay O Connell 79 | RABBET P A I N T I N G D E C O R A T I N G 80 Front: Bruce Rawson, Mr. Bugg, Shawn Pierce, Joanne Silve, James Sheppard, Dennis Akroyd. Rear: Jack Prince. Front: B. Cochrane, J. Frongillo, T. Devens, P. Lippolis, B. Young. Rear: T. Montague, T. Auclair, P. Tilton, P. DiFiore, M. Cofsky, B. Marchand. Missing: B. Murphy. ■KgSkf JiEAW Hri'iLF mm aSk 1 i mf J mk ] ■ 1 1, 1 j P L A N T M A I N T E N A N C E 81 Front: L. Lucas, F. Ford, S. Killoy, C. Setterlund, T. Legg, D. Tuure, A. Washkewits. Rear: P. Cisternelli, K. O’Keefe, J. Perry, J. Ferreira, J. Taranto. Missing: D. McMahon, M. Cobb. 82 J Al Banner, Eric Harvey, Kevin Whelan, Brian Donovan, Patrick Viens, Sean Woodward. 83 84 SUMMIT c r o s s C o u n t r y 86 The Cross-Country team had a record-breaking year in 1983. The team won 11 out of 12 meets, the most victories by a Tri- County sports team! This was the first year that the team competed in the Mayflower League. They proved they belonged by finishing second out of 11 league teams. The team also took home the Franklin Trophy for the fourth consecutive year, by defeating non-league rival Franklin High School. Individually the team had some stellar performers. Co-Captain Charlie Huidobro won eleven races. His 18 first place finishes over two seasons is a school record that should last a long time. Charlie, Co-Captain John Houlihan and Mike Houlihan were all named Mayflower League All-Stars. Craig Jordan and Steve Nolin were never far behind. The remaining team members also contributed greatly. Chris Auclair had the second best time for a freshman in the league. The supporting cast of Bob McCormick, Dennis Akroyd, Paul Wilson and Dave Killoy completed the nucleus that made this the best Cross-Country Team in the school’s history. Front: Co-Captain John Houlihan, Co-Captain Charlie Huidobro, Dennis Akroyd, Michael Houlihan Rear: Coach Randy Sloane, Craig Jordan, Steve Nolin, Paul Wilson, Dave Killoy, Chris Auclair, Bob McCormick, Asst. Coach Harold Stevens. j I 88 A Soccer Front: R. Kearns, M. Steinborn, M. DiPillo, B. Nelson, B. Dauphinee, D. Yurek, M. Cobb, R. Backoff. Rear: Coach John LaVoie, A. Smith, G. Dwyer, M. Albee, S. Fitzgerald, J. Tilton, E. Nye, D. Puleo, S. Crehan, T. Delany, J. Manning. Missing: J. Washer, J. Devine, J. Lynch, B. Maus, A. Hudak, Asst. Coach Dow. The soccer team completed its first season in the Mayflower League with a 3-12-1 record. Only five lettermen returned this year, so there were many new faces on the team. Mike Steinborn, Jeff Washer and Brian Dauphinee led the Cougars in scoring. Brian Nelson and Dave Yurek shared goal-keeping duties, making 75 saves between them on the season. The J.V. team posted a 1-1 record and many of these players should move up to the Varsity next year, adding more experience and depth to the team. 89 o 1983 Captains o t b The 1983 varsity Football Team began its first year in the Mayflower League on a high note with an initial victory against Old Colony High School. Although riding a tough streak through an extremely competitive league, the team in many of its games outgained its opponents by substantial margins, only being hurt by inexperience within this new league. Many positive accomplishments were set by this team including the record setting performance of Captain Steve Killoy with 210 yards in receptions during a game against one of the top teams in the league. The nomination of Joe Toranto as the M.V.P. in the Thanksgiving game was another of this team’s proud accomplishments. This year’s seniors are to be commended for their inspiration and leadership in the development of a team that never gave up. a 1 1 Front: M. LaFerrierre, G. Volpicelle, J. Smith, J. Gartman, J. Toranto, D. Dennett, D. Tuure, S. Killoy, R. Cerrone, K. Johnson, B. Jones, R. Elgar, D. MOrton, T. Coletto, Middle: J. DuFault, J. Tempesta, J. McMorrow, B. Butler, Y. Chin, M. Maher, D. Dennett, K. Piorkowski, P. Mucciarone, M. Parker, P. Maher, J. Veilleux, B. Wright, J. Flanders, M. Stevens, Rear: Coach Hichborn, Coach Dumas, S. Smith, P. Doan, J. Bergeron, J. Jones, P. Consigli, J. Laviano, S. Morton, K. Cahill, D. Osborne, J. Delfino, J. Bathen, S. Moore, R. Brown, J. Smith, Coach Packard, Coach McDonough. 91 Front: C. Peterson, Captain H. Lawrence, Captain C. Conway, Captain S. Charron, L. Bowser. Rear: K. Raymond, E. Erickson, E. Ash, P. Branco, M. Gartman, S. Narducci, T. Devitt, A. Birch. Front: «T Cleveland, L. Cormier, M. Erickson, P. Pomponio, C. Bryda, J. Mathieu, C. Gleason, M. Molloy. Rear: Coach Morrison, P. Mandeville, F. Douglas, A. Ahern, P. Eliason, Head Coach Paul Trovato. The Intramural Volleyball Team was a new sport at Tri-County this year. The girls started out with little experience, but under the guidance of their coaches and with a lot of hard work, they managed to improve tremendously. This fact is proven by the record. As the season progressed, the girls’ record improved, both wins and scoring were increased in the latter part of the season. Volleyball was a fun and exciting sport for all the girls who participated. 93 Wmm B o s a s e t b a 1 1 The Boys’ Basketball Team featured thrilling surprises throughout the season. The team defeated schools that we had never beaten before. A victorious overtime game against Upper Cape generated thrills that players and spectators s hared together. Four out of the starting five players will graduate this year. They will be missed by everyone. Jeff Walls and Tom Healy have played on the team all four years. Competitiveness on the court is an outstanding feature of both of these students. Steve Killoy and Todd Allen provided a spark to the team through their dedication and ability to draw their teammates together. This group of players worked together throughout the season, demonstrating that people can grow and enjoy things when they are drawn together for a common purpose. 96 Front: D. Morton, R. Milano, G. Volpicelli, R. Prindeville, B. Nelson. Rear: E. Recchia, J. Walls, T. Healy, S. Killoy, T. Allen, B. Butler. 1 r 1 s a s e t b 1 1 Front: P. Branco, L. Cormier, E. Ash. Middle: C. Gleason, B. Carlstrom, E. Erickson, L. Stott, Coach McKinny. Rear: M. Molloy, C. Bryda, B. Moriarty, C. Cloutier. The 1983-84 Girls’ Basketball Team played hard and long despite just one victory. The team was led continually by Most Valuable Player, Luann Cormier. With her ball handling and scoring ability, Luann was the heart of the team. Other key performers were senior, Candy Bryda, a four year starter and Erin Erickson, a high scoring Junior who led the team in scoring in two games. With all but one player returning, we are hoping for improvement in 1984-85. 98 nfmip 'WMVW Hit TOO 101 F a 1 1 S P o r t s B a n Q u e t The Fall Sports Banquet was held to honor the athletes who took part in Football, Boys’ Soccer, Volleyball, Cross Country and Cheerleading. It was a night for the coaches to give special thanks to the athletes for the hard work and dedication they gave to their teams. Most Valuable Player awards went to Luann Cormier (Volleyball), Joe Taranto, Kaz Piorkowski and Steve killoy (all football). Most Improved Player Awards went to Jeff Washer (Soccer) and Paula Eliason (Volleyball). Mike Albee was the Most Dedicated Player on the Soccer team, as was Bob Cerrone on the Football Team. Charlie Huidobro, and outstanding runner for his entire career at Tri-County, won the Most Valuable Runner Award which was presented by Mr. Custy. Scott Fitzgerald was the most Sportsmanlike player on the Soccer Team. Mike Steinborn won an award for scoring the most points on the Soccer Team. The Cross Country Team had three members who won awards for Team Leadership. They were John Houlihan, Craig Jordan and Mike Houlihan. On the Soccer Team, Jodi Mathieu was the Best Server, Paula Pomponio was the Most Consisten and Candy Bryda showed the Most Leadership. Mike Stevens won the Freshman Award in Football, and Joe Taranto won the Balfour Award in Football. During the evening the athletes also thanked their coaches for all the time they gave and the respect they showed to the players. 102 SUMMIT LAMENT Breath deep the Gathering Gloom , Watch lights fade from every room. Bedsetter people that back in Lament, Another days useless energy spent In passion lovers wrestle as one. Lonely man cries for love and has none. New mother picks up and suckles her son. Senior citizens wish they were young. Cold-Hearted Orb that Rules the night, Removes the colors from our sight, Red is Grey and Yellow White, But we decide which is right, and which is an Illusion . . . We’ve Got Tonight Several members of the Class of ’84 attended the Junior-Senior Prom, held at the Sheraton Inn, Mansfield in April of 1983. The group “Rough Mix” played many of our favorite songs, including our theme song for the evening, “We’ve got tonight”. We enjoyed dressing in our formal gowns and tuxedos, dining, dancing, and being with friends. For many of us it was a night we will always remember. D E C A Seniors Front: S. Cook, W. Johnson, M. Zanner, H. Zahner. Rear: E. Comeau, C. Dow, C. Conway, C. Bryda, J. Mathieu, Mr. Hichborn. The Distributive Education Club of America (DECA) is a student centered organization with a program of leadership and personal development designed specifically for students studying marketing and distributive education. Some of the goals of DECA are to develop leadership qualities, increase self- confidence and increase students’ knowledge of the free enterprise system and to improve awareness of career opportunities. Tri-County DECA has formed three chapters for this school year. One chapter each for sophomores, juniors and seniors. The students attended conferences in Mansfield and Hyannis. Tri-County has had great success in the past sending students to national competition in Miami, California and Chicago. Juniors Front: D. Yankee, D. Riley, A. Gilmore. Middle: L. Gratton, F. Flarrold, G. Taillon, P. Orkney, E. Erickson. Rear: L. Palmucci, M. Carney, P. Landry, L. Englehart, A. Stuart. 106 Sophomores Front: D. Winans, R. Pettis, H. Stivaletta, P. Monfils. Rear: K. Patterson, C. Fallon, Mr. Genoa, A. DiGenni, B. Frazier, L. Poirier. Seniors President, D. Tuure; Treasurer, M. Lincoln; Secretary, Candy Bryda; Vice-President, J. Hagberg. Sophomores Front: Treasurer, G. Gould; Secretary, J. Pedro. Rear: President, J. Tempesta; Vice-President, T. Devitt. VICA Front: Treasurer, S. Ierardo; Secretary, C. Crosby. Rear: President, K. Smart; Vice-President, B. Fletcher. Juniors Front: Treas., L. Bowser; Secretary, T. Stevens. Rear: Vice- President, S. Card; President, L. Jones. Freshmen Treasurer, K. Washer; President, L. Orkney; Secretary, L. Ozella; Missing: Vice-President, Paul D’Ascenzo. Student Council Front: C. Travers, M. Lincoln, T. Devitt. Rear: D. 107 Brousseau, M. Houlihan, R. Kidson. It is not an easy task to produce a yearbook. It requires a great deal of work and time. I would like to thank the yearbook staff for the time and work that they put into making this yearbook special. I owe a special thank you to Jodi Mathieu who spent many hours typing yearbook pages. I also want to thank Candy Bryda, Carol Schaaf, Tina Comisky and Leona Kaveny for their help with lay-out and for their ideas. Dennis Akroyd and Bruce Rawson did an excellent job of selling ads. Underclassmen Michelle Gregoir and Mandy Alsten were hard workers who came to nearly every yearbook meeting. The book would not have been completed without their help. I would also like to thank the Tri-County Staff for their cooperation in putting the yearbook together. They were most helpful in identifying students, helping with write-ups and countless other tasks. A yearbook is the product of the work of many people. I am grateful to the many people who contributed to this book. Mary-Ellen D’Espinosa 108 109 5 e n 0 1 o r D 0 1 n n e r D a n c e The Senior Dinner Dance was a night for all the Seniors to get together, talk and enjoy good old times. The banquet was prepared by the culinary Arts students and was delicious. It was an All-around good noght, and something that we will always remember. 110 SUMMIT F u t u r e 112 115 J i A ' ipf 117 Patrons and Advertisers We would like to thank the advertisers and patrons listed on the next pages. Their contributions greatly reduced the cost of yearbooks to students. We appreciate their interest in our efforts, and we are grateful for their support. We would like to encourage 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. 120 Special Parent Patrons The following people have donated very generously to our yearbook fund. The publication of a yearbook is an expensive undertaking. The effort is made possible only through the kind donations of these people, and those of our advertisers. We are most grateful for all of their support. Rita B. O'Connell Robert and Vivien Michel John and Anna Lippolis Joseph Paradis Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shackley Mr and Mrs. Joseph Rezza Neta Heustis Ronald and Norma Parker Mr and Mrs. Michael Morandi Dorothy A. Kearns Mr. and Mrs. James Montague Thomas and Carol Cochrane The Currie Boys Ronald Judson Mr. and Mrs. William Setterlund Mr. and Mrs. Georfe Charron Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cofsky Mr. and Mrs. John Hurley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kaveny Ms. Sandra Huidobro Richard and Elizabeth Barrett George and Theresa Dennett Richard F. Sargeant 121 668-2634 flKHateon’g HOME MADE CANDY EST. 1 932 996 ain j t. JHalpole, asa. 026S1 Jflaicfj us ,i$lahe |Jour (Eattbij (528-3120) NORFOLK POWER EQUIPMENT, INC. 194 Main St. Norfolk, MA 02056 . ECONOMICAL • COMFORTABLE . SAFE 60 by BUS School Bus Contractor W. T. HOLMES TRANS. CO. INC. 22 MYRTLE ST. NORFOLK. MASS. Walter holmes. 528-1597 Garage. 528-4550 RICHARD HOLMES. 528-2971 TELE FLORA Best Wishes Class Of ’84 FRIENDLY ICE CREAM 1855 Boston Rd. Wilbraham, MA WESTWOOD GARDENS INC. SPECIALIZING IN ROSES AND FRUIT BASKETS WEDDINGS - FUNERALS - ALL FUNCTIONS 934 HIGH ST. WESTWOOD, MASS. 0209D PHONE 326-2QD6 PHONE 699-2911 READY MIXFD CONCRETE Washed Sand and Stone Products JOSEPH REZZA PLAIN STREET NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS. DICK HAVENS. Prop. HAVENS AUTO BODY REPAIR FOREIGN AMERICAN CARS INSURANCE ESTIMATES Rt. 109 117 Main St. (Raar), Medway 533-2229 Kyanize r PAINTS 376 2965 FULL LINE PAINT DEALER MILLIS HARDWARE, INC. SUMNER E. HERMAN, TREAS. Manager Residential Industrial Commercial •PLUMBING ‘GARDENING -JANITORIAL SUPPLIES 979 Main Street Millis, Massachusetts 02054 DURFEE BANK Attleboro, MA Congratulations Graduates! YAMAHA Snowmobiles And Tri Moto’s Congratulations Class Of ’84 Cook Brothers Rte 1 North St. 668-1811 Foxboro v24 STREET MAP OF FRANKLIN MASSACHUSETTS COURTESY OF REALTORS' IB | MHUMWimRI LH MLS FRANKLIN ROUTE 140 471 WEST CENTRAL STREET TEL: 528-7200 MILLIS ROUTE 109 1102 MAIN STREET TEL: 376-8010 235-4158 MEMBER: GREATER BOSTON REAL ESTATE BOARD Congratulations Graduates! SNEAKERS N’ STUFF 10 Main St. Franklin 528-6196 RICO’S SUPERMARKETS INC. Best Wishes Class Of ’84 478-3700 208 Main St. Milford, MA c o s CROWLEY'S OFFICE SUPPLIES Office Supplies Furniture • Art Supplies • School Supplies 15 WEST CENTRAL FRANKLIN, MA 02038 (617) 528-6060 338 WALNUT ST. NEWTONVILLE, MA 02160 (617) 332-5310 125 Italian Ameriean Cuisine 461 West Central Street - Route 140 - Franklin, MA 02038 Lillian Thornhill Owner Travel Consultant 617-528-4200 Sr Gemini Travel P.J.’S COFFEE SHOPPEE AND RESTAURANT TEL. 520-4332 RON BUCCHANIO, Owner - C One Depot Plaza Main Street Franklin, MA 02038 Main St. Shopping Ctr. 925 Main St. Walpole 668-5901 Route One Dedham, MA 20 Waltham Street Lexington, MA 02173 (617) 861-7549 326-3618 Telephone (617) 359-4246 f)ear Artiste, 3nc. STYLING CENTER E. ALBERT PETERSEN, D. M. D. DENTISTRY AND ORTHODONTICS CHILDREN AND TEENS Main St. Shopping Center 668-9507 Walpole, MA Office Hours By Appointment 8 A NORTH MEADOWS ROAD MEDFIELD, MASS. 02052 126 J Best Wishes Clas Of ’84 DEAN CO-OPERATIVE BANK 21 Main St. P.0. Box 307 Franklin, MA 02038 FULL SERVICE SALON RETAIL CENTER C + C SPORTING GOODS FOXES LAIR The Jock Shop Congratulations Class Of 1984 Men Women’s Hair Skin Care Nexus Hair Skin Care Products HEARTLAND PLAZA ROUTE 1A WALPOLE, MA 02081 TELEPHONE: 668-2947 528-5522 137 E. Central St. Franklin 127 Airport Sports Shop, Inc. Hunting, Fishing Reloading Supplies ED ARANCIO 585 Kelley Boulevard 1 (617) 695-7071 North Attleboro, Massachusetts 02760 Congratulations Class Of 1984 FINE JEWELRY Wmu, fBall 0 JEWELERS 80 North Washington Street North Attleboro, Ma. 02760 TRI-COUNTY BOOSTER’S CLUB (617) 695-9100 ELLIOT A. MALL Jewelry Watch Repairs Best Wishes R.D. BRETT For Good Luck SON And Quality Dairy Happiness And Bakery Products TRI-COUNTY “To Your Door Since 1932 ” ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 128 WEIR REALTY TRUST 114 Granite Street Medfield 359-2270 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 FAST FOODS SHOP Congratulations To All Of Our Students! TRI-COUNTY TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION Faculty Patrons The following staff members have made generous donations of time or money to sponsor this yearbook. We thank them for their interest in this project. A school is made of the people who are in it. At Tri- County we are lucky to have a great many people who are concerned and interested in the education of students. The Cosmetology Department Anita Lestan Janet Morrison Tom Olsen Cheryl Joseph Mary-Ellen D’Espinosa Joseph Pedro Marjorie Doan Judith Gagnon Walter White Sweet Dreams Are Made Of This ! - J 132 984 Tri-County Year Book Tri County Reg. Voc Tech. School