Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1980 volume:

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Logan Pearsall Smith 2 1 A yearbook dedication is a very special honor, and its recipient should be equally as special. We, the Class of 1980, have proudly dedicated our yearbook to a very deserving person. When we entered the high school in 1975, we met someone who was also a newcomer. We grew and learned together. He has helped us in countless ways; if not through sound advice and instruction then with a warm smile and an attentive ear. As our class advisor, he gave us the support that was necessary to pull off many activities. Even while recuperating from a serious operation this year, he made the effort to attend all class activities. His work in the Skills Center also can not be over¬ looked. He enjoys his work and he takes it seriously. He respects his students as much as his students respect him, a rare quality these days. We, the Class of 1980, are very proud to dedicate our yearbook to a very special person, Mr. Peter Taberski. if if It’s not often that a coach comes through a high school with an impact on her students. Marie Butera is not only a fantastic coach, but a friend. She is an inspiration to all the girls she works with on her teams. We may have to work hard, but in the end the results are worth it. Who else could give us champion teams year after year? How many other coaches put their souls into their teams? Sail high with their victories, console and encourage them in defeat? In our hearts Marie Butera will always be the coach of the year. IT-C-xS ' 4 - 5 p v ST ' ' - k . ... . . t p � p RECOGNITION 4 RECOGNITION The day she took over, Iona Nickeson did not know what she had gotten into. Very few of us did, but along with the rest of us, she learned. She has helped us through the roughest of times with determination and dedication, even those times fifteen minutes before a deadline. She would not let us give up. The yearbook staff wishes to thank her for her time and effort in helping an impossible dream become a reality. We can sincerely say that we never would have made it. We will never be able to say thank you enough. 5 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE On June 6, the Class of 1980 will graduate on the Town Green, completing one phase of your education. On behalf of the faculty and staff of the Weston Public Schools, I would like to ex¬ tend to you our sincere congratulations and wish you well. Continuing your education will be a life-long process. Not only will you need to learn more information, but you will need to gain increased understanding and tolerance for others in your new communities and for the diverse peoples and cultures in that wider community which comprises our shrinking world. I urge you to be concerned, to stay involved and to believe in your ability to make a difference. We will watch with interest and affection as you set about meeting your new responsibilities. Donald E. Garland 10 Special Recognition Mr. Taberski and Mr. Neild, the Class of 1980 wishes to thank you for helping make graduation possible. How could we have survived the hats, candles and “Une Soiree a Paris”? Without you we could not have looked ahead to the Variety Show, Class Day and Graduation. When our spirits seemed at the lowest, you managed to stick with us to the end. We just hope that you have enjoyed working with us as much as we have enjoyed working with you. The Class of 1980 would like to thank you for all your hard work. 11 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Top right: Karen Wechsler, Vice-President; Ed Coburn, Treasurer; David Keery, Secretary; Ned Kerwin, President. LYNN ALBERDING 52 Arrowhead Road August 11 When are we gonna ' find out what the universe is just waiting to give Just as long as there’s two of us we ll carry on. Supertramp You ' re spaced out on sensation, like you’re under sedation Let’ do the time warp again! Rocky Horror Picture Show To J.B. and J.K.: Get down,_! See Dad, I made it! KATHRYN ALPHAS 19 Stillmeadow Road December 22 It used to be for a while that the river flowed right to my door Making me just a little too free But now the river doesn’t seem to stop here anymore. Carly Simon Paint a pretty smile, each day lovin’ is a blessing, never let it fadeaway. It’s all about love. Earth, Wind, and Fire KATE ALLANSMITH 19 Nash Lane February 1 If you don’t get lost, you may never be found. 13 CYNTHIA H. ATKINSON 155 Summer Street January 7 Smile a lot! So it makes people wonder what you have been up to! PHILLIP ARGYRIS 52 Arrowhead Road March 6 If you love something . . . Set it free. If it comes back . . . It is yours. If it doesn ' t . . . It never was. True teachers set a man’s feet on the path, that each may seek what each must find for himself. YOUNG JU BAE 125 Byron Road April 8 But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost 14 ALEXANDER J. BARNETT 85 Norumbega Road October 3 The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators. Edward Gibbon A man in armour is his armour’s slave. NIKON: The Professionals’ choice. Robert Browning DARRYL KEVIN BAYNES 20 Thwing Street May 10 If you want me to stay, I’ll be around today To be available For you to see But I’m about to go And then you’ll know For me to stay here, I’ve got to be me. Sly Stone April 7 ARRY BELVIN i Old Colony Road matters of dispute there is no taste. Anonymous ou might as well fall flat on your face as lean over too far ickward. , James Thurber 15 KARL BLATT 152 Newton Street March 31 It s when I ' m weary of considerations life is too much like a pathless wood. I d like to get away from earth awhile then come back to it and begin over. Robert Frost Dare I disturb the universe; in a minute, there is time for decisions revisions that a minute can reverse. T.S. Eliot Let s blow this clambake — Omar the Tentmaker JOHN H. BIRATH 271 Merriam Street March 2 ANOTHER YEAR HAS PASSED ME BY STILL I LOOK AT MYSELF AND CRY WHAT KIND OF MAN HAVE I BECOME? ALL OF THE YEARS EVE SPENT IN SEARCH OF MYSELF AND I ' M STILL IN THE DARK ' CAUSE I CAN ' T SEEM TO FIND THE LIGHT ALONE STYX DIANE L. BOOTHROYD ; 51 Indian Hill Road August 13 y You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just might find, you get what you need. Rolling Stones Breathe, Breathe in the air, Don’t be afraid to care. Leave, but don’t leave me Look around and choose your own ground For long you’ll live and high you’ll 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 Fond memories of the midnight movie Where’s the exit Karen? 16 GREGORY ELIAS BROWN 145 Lexington August 9 CHURCHILL’S COMMENTARY ON MAN Man will occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of the time he will pick himself up and continue on. RULE OF ACCURACY When working toward the solution of a problem, it always helps if you know the answer. ARTINE BOULANGER 5100 Bronvaux (France) November 2 L« r oyager me semble un exercice profitable. L’lie y a une continuelle exercitation a remarquer des choses in nnus et nouvelles; et je ne sache point meillure ecole, comme )’adit souvent, a former la vie, que de lui proposer incessament la versite de tant d ' autres vies, fantaisies et usances, et lui faire gcrer une si perpetuelle variete de formes de notre nature Montaigne en voyage VINCENT BOWHERS 31 Sylvan Lane November 28 If at first you do succeed to hide your astonishment. It doesn’t matter whether you win or lose until you lose. Charles M. Schultz 17 BUTCH BROWN 58 Bradyll Road October 3 Many dreams come true And some have silver linings 1 live for my dream And a pocket full of gold. Jimmy Page STEPHANIE B. BURKE 36 Church Street No man is an island; each man is part of the whole. May 13 John Dunne KATHRYN ELLEN BUMPUS 28 Chadwick Road June 14 People try to put us down, just because we get around The things they do look awful cold, hope I die before I get old This is my generation, this is my generation, baby Why don’t they all fffff-fade away. Pete Townsend Everybody knows this is nowhere. Bad Company til the day I die. Neil Young Bad Company 18 SUSAN MAURA CAIN 52 Sylvan Lane If you love something set it free, If it comes back to you its yours, If it doesn’t it never was. ELLEN CARLMAN 54 Silver Hill Road April 4 Where ever you go in life, you ' ll always end us some place. It March 28 doesn ' t matter if it’s the best place, as long as you’re satisfied. If I could stand Beside myself Would I see me or maybe Someone else ' Cause its hard to please Most everyone. Styx NANCY CABRAL 12 Hobbs Brook Road October 15 Favorite teacher: Ms. Goldsmith. Life Philosophy: Get away with what you can; may you be in heaven a half hour before the devil knows you’re dead. Favorite saying: Give me a break, ya right. Favorite per¬ sonality: Archie Bunker. Most memorable times: Skip day in Wellesley with K.U.M.F. Party in Brighton, K.M., B.C., M.F., K.U., P.S., P.T., H.Z. Summer of ’79 Hyannis, with K.M. ay, ya. M.D.C. Rink, Friday nights Wal-Lex, Veronica’s! Sudbury. B.N., J.W., K.U., C.S., M.F. 19 TONY CATLIN 3 Driftwood Lane May 6 “Night is drawing nigh —’’ How long the road is. But, for all the time the journey has already taken, how you have needed every second of it in order to learn what the road passes-by. Dag Hammarskjold JOHN CHARPIE 43 Ridgeway Road September 30 To err is human, to really foul things up requires a computer. Unknown Author It takes a student twenty minutes longer to say what he thinks than to tell what he knows. Unknown Author MIMI CHACE 297 Glen Road January 3 Do everything in life once and the fun things twice. Ziggy 20 KATHLEEN MARIE CLEARY 6 Alden Street (Natick) April 21 Many times I lied, Many times I listened, Many times I wondered How much there is to know. Led Zeppelin I been dazed and confused for so long. Led Zeppelin JANE CLABAULT 261 Conant Road September 25 To reach the unreachable star! This is my quest, to follow that star, no matter how hopeless, no matter how far. To fight without question or pause. To be willing to march into hell for a heavenly cause. Man of La Mancha It’s a true blue miracle. We made it Missy! BEVERLY CLARK 210 Norfolk Street (Dorchester) January 1 I feel that we’re passing through life swiftly, like driving through a town with no chance of coming back to visit again. I’d like to leave word that I passed this way, so someone will know I was here. Cicely Tyson 21 NINA R. COHEN 41 Fields Pond Road June 12 To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best night and day, to make you everybody else — means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can Fight, and never stop fighting. e.e. cummings EDWARD COBURN 115 Meadowbrook Road February 28 I keep picturing all these little kids in this big field of rye. If they re running and they don ' t look where they’re going, I have to come out from somewhere and catch them. That’s all I d do all day. 1 d just be the catcher in the rye. I know it’s crazy. J.D. Salinger Please Sir, I want more. Dickens DANA COATES 30 Myles Standish Road July 16 The secret of success in life is for a person to be ready when his opportunity comes. Disraelli 22 CAMILLE COLATOSI 56 Forest Ridge Road March 13 When you part from your friend, grieve not . . . for that which you love most in him will be clearer in his absence, as the mountain is clearer to the climber from the plain. DAVID COLLINS The Prophet 21 Chiltern Rd. ELIZABETH A. COLLER 138 Summer Street March 10 The leaves are falling all around, It’s time I was on my way, Thanks to you, I ' m much obliged, It’s been such a pleasant stay. L.Z. 23 SHARON COPE 60 Nobscot Road May 30 A man cannot be said to succeed in this life who does not satisfy one friend. Thoreau THOMAS F. COLT 38 Cedar Road April 8 I am satisfied — I see, dance, laugh and sing. Walt Whitman Memories: Tri county league blowout with Duncan and Bowhers July 4th at Blutt ' s Mr. Verovsek’s youth group BETSY COLPITTS 1 Colpitts Road September 17 Favorite sayings . . . Oinklet, Hey Bet, Bawana, Much or What, BAM . . . Favorite teachers . . . M. Goldsmith, C. Sullivan, D. Raymond . . . Pet peeve . . . dried pineapple, reading, Spanish . . . Life philosophy . . . those who bring sunshine to the lives of others, cannot keep it from themselves . . . Memories . . . birthdays ’78 and ’79, Saturday nights with KM, KU, NC, MF, PS, PF, fun and games, fatboy, summer of ' 79, PS. — porch hopper, parties with KU, NC, MF, PS, PF, SP, PT, NP, KM. 24 MATTHEW W. COSTELLO 200 Ridgeway Road November 17 A brief candle both ends burning An endless mile, a bus wheel turning A friend to share the lonesome times A handshake and a sip of wine So say it loud and let it ring That we re all part of everything The present, future, and the past Fly on proud bird, you ' re free at last. Charlie Daniels ANN CRAFTS 50 Colchester Road There are no good or bad times in life. There are only things to be remembered, and things to be forgotten, forever . . . If you love something, set it free If it comes back to you, it’s yours If it doesn ' t It never was. CAROL ANN CREMMEN 110 Cherry Brook Road April 8 25 TIM CROWLEY 860 Boston Post Road August 27 “I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. W.A. White There is no failure except in no longer trying. Wibert Hubbard MARY ALLISON CROUCH 81 Montvale Road September 13 Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day, you fritter and waste the hours in an off hand way. Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town, waiting for someone or something to show you the way. Pink Floyd Leaves are falling all around, It’s time I was on my way. Thanks to you I’m much obliged, It’s been such a pleasant stay. Led Zeppelin PABLO CRUZ Valencia (Spain) October 10 “Dormia y sonaba que la vida mo era mas que alegria. Me desperte y vi que la vida no era mas que servir. Servi y vi que en el servir esta la alevria.” Rabindranath tagore Bendito es el hombre que mo teniendo nada que decir nos lo prueba con el silencio. G. Elliot 26 MANYA DANER 759 South Avenue Be who you want to be, not who others want you to be. And remember — a mental mind — can be nice!! MICHAEL DAVIS 57 Kirkland Circle (Wellesley) MARI DAROSA 26 Bower Street (Boston) January 12 If you want to do it, do it! But do it right! GARY DEFINA 89 Drabbington Way October 19 I ' m just a simple guy And I live from day to day A ray of sunshine melts the clouds And blows my blues away There’s nothing more that I can say But on a day like today I pass the time away And walk a quiet mile with you. J. Bonham, J. Page, R. Plant DOUGLAS J. DERUSHA 325 Conant Road August 11 It’s a new horizon and I’m awakin’ now I see myself in a brand new way The sun is shining — the clouds are breakin’ ’Cause I can’t lose no, there’s no game to play. Boston i JOHN DELANEY 725 Wellesly Street The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing with weary feet Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I can not say. Bilbo Baggins 28 MARIAM PATRICIA DOCRAT 50 Rockport Road July 26 Be yourself— but be your best self. Dare to be different and to follow your own star. And don ' t be afraid to be happy. Enjoy what is beautiful. S.H. Payer If you smile at me I will understand because that is something everybody does in the same language. David Crosby RICHARD A. DEVITO, JR. 706 Boston Road September 11 It was a vast, shining globe and it cast a light of lambent topaz into space — but it was not a sun. Thus, the planet had fooled men for a long tim e. Not until entering close orbit around it did its discoveries realize that this was a world in binary system and not a third sun itself. Book of Star Wars GREGG DILLAWAY 30 Drabbington Way August 17 Two men look out through the same bars: One sees the mud, and the other sees the stars. Langbridge Three poets, in three distant ages born, Greece, Italy, and England did adorn. The first in loftiness of thought surpassed, The next in majesty, in both the last: The force of nature could no farther go; To make the third join the former two. Dryden 29 JOHN DOYLE 19 Spring Road PETER A. DOHLMAN 49 Newton Street December 3 We think so because other people all think so; Or because or because after all, we do think so; Or because we were told so, and think we must think so; Or because we once thought so, and think we still think so; Or because, having thought so, we think we will think so. Henry Sidwick SHUANA DONAHOE 48 Ash Street April 8 Love is a rose, but you better not pick it. It only grows when it’s on the vine, Handful of thorns and you know you missed it Lose your love when you use the word MINE. David: How Do I love thee, let me count the way. E.B. Browning 30 CHRISTOPHER HARRISON DURYEA 334 Conant Road October 15 There is a place with four suns in the sky — red, white, blue and yellow: two of them are so close together that they touch, and star-stuff flows between them. I know of a world with a million moons. I know of a sun the size of Earth — and made of diamond. Carl Sagan SCOTT DUNCAN 165 Cherrybrook Road All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is strong does not whither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost. From the ashes a fire shall be woken, A light from the shadows shall spring; Renewed shall be blade that was broken, The crownless again shall be king. MARTHA ANNE DUPEE 50 Meadowbrook Road It was a good time, It was the best time, It was a short time, But it was such a good time. August 15 Ryan’s Daughter If you smile at me I will understand, because that’s something everybody, everywhere does in the same language. Crosby, Stills 31 JERILYN DYER 20 Old Coach Rd. No one can tell me that I ' m doing Wrong today Whenever I see you smile at me January 26 James Taylor SAM ECKER 1 Spruce Hill Road ALISON EARLE •14 Ripley Lane November 28 Rivers belong where they can ramble Eagles belong where they can fly I ' ve got to be where my spirit can run free Got to find my corner of the sky Stephen Schwartz MARIA ESPINOSA 14 Bradford Road Sonrie “yel mundo sonreira contigo” 32 VICKI EPSTEIN 15 Rockport Road Originality consists not in saying what no one has ever said before, but in saying exactly what you think yourself James F. Stephen There are no rules of architecture for a castle in the clouds G.K. Chesteron JENNIFER JEANNE EDDY 366 Winter Street June 30 No small art is it to sleep: it is necessary for that purpose to keep awake all day Nietzche LESLIE ELLIS 270 Winter Street “Don’t dream it, be it” I clean up, okay? July 22 Frank N. Furter Ait 33 ANAHY DA CRUZ FAGUNDES Porto Alegre, Brasil May 19 Quando o amor vos chamar, seguio, embora seus caminhos sejam agrestes e escarpados;e quando ele vos envolver con suas asas cedei, embora a espada oculta na plumagem possa ferir vos; e quando ele vos falar, acreditai nele, embora sua voz possa despedacar vossos sonhos como o vento devasta o jardin. Gibran Khalill Gibran MARIANNE FEDERICO 10 Sherburn Circle November 1 Slow down you crazy child, you are so ambitious for a juvenile but then if you so smart, tell me why you are still afraid? JOHN T. FALLON JR. 55 Hidden Road All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Life itself can ' t give me joy unless I really will it. Life just gives me time and space, it’s up to me to fill it. Unknown 34 KAREN FISHER 195 Meadowbrook Road October 17 Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambiuons. Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you too, can become great. Mark Twain “Applaud friends, the comedy is over.” — Ludwig Von Beethoven on his death bed PAULINE FIORENTINO 67 Bay State Road January 1 If you love something, set it free, If it comes back to you, It’s yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. Marcia Goldsmith: Thanks for listening! AUDREY FISHMAN 77 Rockport Road August 29 You got places to go, you got people to see; but anyway, I wish you good spaces in far away places you go and if you need somebody sometime, You know I’ll always be there. Gordon Lightfoot 1 3 of the three musketeers 35 ANDREA FOSTER 29 Woodchester Drive September 24 This curious world which we inhabit is more wonderful that it is convenient; more beautiful than it ' s useful; it is more to be admired than it is to be used. Henry David Thoreay CELESTE ELIZABETH GALLAGHER 10 Nobscot Road May 21 Learn through sadness, Face the things you cannot meet. Let a sense of purpose fall your heart, Let your soul begin to speak. The fear that have surrounded you The sounds of rime will cease. All the burdens you have carried, you know they ' re gonna be met. MALCOM FRASER D Cliff Road November 24 You only go around once in life, but if you do it right, once is enough. Pepe, Lucky Pierre, Yves, Plato. Sometimes the lights are shining on me, and other times I can barely see. The Grateful Dead m : 36 NICOLA GINZLER 73 Spruce Hill Road August 9 If every day you do a little more than everyone expects of you, pretty soon . . . people expect more of you, Ziggy Climb high, Climb far, Your goal the sky, Your aim the star. ANON SALLY GELDARD 262 Glen Road June 9 You are a child of the Universe, no less than the stars and the trees; you have a right to be here, and whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with god, whatever you conceive him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations; in the noisy confusion of life, keep with you soul. With all it’s shame, drudgery, and broken dreams it’s still a beautiful world. Be careful; Strive to be Happy. GREG GIBSON 25 Aberdeen Road September 2 Learn as if you were to live forever, Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Unknown My interest is in the future — because I am going to spend the rest of my life there. Charles Ke Heiring 37 MELINDA WETHERBEE GREEN 30 Parks Drive (Sherborn) March 21 Photographs and memories All the love you gave to me Somehow it can’t be true That’s all I’ve left of you Jim Croce Thanks Dahv! LISA GOVAN 241 Glen Road Starry starry night Flaming flowers that brightly blaze Swirling clouds in violet haze Reflecting Vincent’s eyes of china blue Colors changing hue Morning fields of amber gray Wheathered faces lined in pain Are soothed beneath the artist’s loving hand. L’enfer c’est les autres October 19 Don Mclean Jean-Paul Satre. LEE GODDARD 119 North Avenue 38 CARL H. GRUNBAUM 719 South Avenue December 12 It ain t so much what a fellow does, but its the way the majority of folks is looking at him when he does it. Faulkner Soap and education are not as sudden as a massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run. Mark Twain Work consists of whatever a body is obliged to do Play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do. Mark Twain GAREN GREGORIAN 43 Scotch Pine Road May 18 SYLVIA GUILD 4 Kendal Common Road May 2 You’re a shining star No matter who you are Shining bright to see What you can truely be. Earth Wind and Fire Todo pasa y todo queda, pero lo nuestro es pasar, pasar haciendo caminos, caminos sobre la mar. Unknown I am a child in the hills I am away I am alone And looking for water and looking for light. Jackson Brown. 39 GAIL HABERLIN 60 Cherry Brook Road January 3 Set me adrift in a sea of hope I ' ll set my sail to a new horizon. If sometimes we don ' t get lost, there’s a chance we may never find our way. SUE HABERSTROH 32 Stony Brook Road March 21 If you want to be free be free If you want to be me be me ’Cause there ' s a million things to do You know that there are. From Harold Maude Fond memories of Weston College PAM HALL 90 Bradford Road August 21 Science is always wrong. It never solves a problem without creating 10 more. G.B. Shaw Executive ability is deciding quickly and getting somebody else to do the work. Don ' t fix it if it’s not broken. R.A.H. Thanks Mom! 40 CHRISTOPHER J. HARGREAVES 59 Hallett Hill Road December 30 We all know success, when we find our own dreams; and the future’s been seen, as men try to realize the simple secret of the note in us all. Peter Townshend DIANE HARSCH 116 Country Drive December 2 Di . . . Can I really believe that I made it through High School? . . . “to be liked by others is to be liked by yourself’ . . . Dana Hall — have some great memories . . . Overnights on Cape Cod — Eric, JC . . . beach parties! . . . Friendly’s — Hi Dugie! . . . “Lifes truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along the way” . . . Carolina — I’ll never forget you! . . . Remember: Karaz, Ames, Timbo, Daveed, Pek, Mike? Thanks for a great year, WHS! JOHN HARRIS 174 Meadowbrook Road Money is a good Servant, but a dangerous Master. Bonhours 41 KEITH HAYNES PETER HIGGINS 455 Concord Road By thine own soul’s law learn to live, And if men thwart thee, take no heed, And if men hate thee, have no care; Sing thou thy song, and do thy deed, Hope thou thy hope, and pray thy prayer. April 9 Pakenham Beatty JEFF HAZEN 50 Radcliff Road “Are you crazy, are you high, or just an ordinary guy?” Steely Dan “Thank . . . You . . . Don . . Cheevers, 79 Grad. . . over the mountains of the moon, Down the valley of the shadow, Ride, Boldly ride,” The shade replied, — “If you seek for Eldorado!” . . Nameless here forevermore.” Edgar A. Poe 42 CHRIS HILL 130 Crawford Street It’s funny, that time is Too slow for those who wait Too swift for those who fear Too long for those who grieve To short for those who rejoice February 8 KRISTEN HOEHLER 3 Conant Road November 7 “I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word in reality. This is why right temporarily defeated is stronger than evil triumphant.’’ M.L. King Jr. JENNI HILL 40 Orchard Avenue April 16 Listen to me and I ' ll sing you a song And time will go by Til you never know where it’s gone Talk to me and I ' ll tell you my life story — Walk with me and I’ll tell you my dreams of glory J.T. 43 KAREN HORNER 9 Reed Street (Boston) July 14 What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up Like a raisin in the sun? Or fester like a sore — And then run? Does it stink like rotten meat? Or crust and sugar over — Like a syrupy sweet? Maybe it just sags Like a heavy load. Or does it explode? Langston Hughes LINDA HOPKINS 223 Boston Post Road All lovely things will have an ending, All lovely things will fade and die, And youth that’s now so bravely spending, Will beg a penny by and by. February 22 Conrad Aiken Life is short; live it up! DINO L. IAFRATE 1 Trailside Road November 30 He will always be a slave who does not know how to live on a little. Horace 44 ■■EC TRACEY A. KANE 10 Stillmeadow Road March 1 The good times are all gone, And I ' m bound for moving on, I’ll look for you If I ' m ever back this way. Neil Young I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. William White You think it’s the end, but it’s just the beginning. Bob Marley PATRICIA A. KANEB 24 Colonial Way March 30 Listen to me and I’ll sing you a song, and the time will go by ’Till you never know where it’s gone Talk to me and I’ll tell you my life story Walk with me and I’ll tell you my dreams of glory. MICHAEL KANFER 66 Buckskin Drive October 30 If I am not for myself, Who will be for me? But when I am only for myself, What am I? If not now, When? Hillel For in all the covenants we made in order to return — our pacts with the desolate soil, with our neighbors with the world beyond our borders — the hardest to abide by is the one we made with ourselves. Beth Hatefutsot 45 SHARYN KAPLAN 26 Hawthorne Lane November 26 DAVID ALLAN KANZER 25 Spruce Hill Road October 30 Oh I ' m I know I am, somewhere not so far from here. All I know is all I feel right now I feel the power growing in my hair. Oh life is like a maze of doors and they all open from the side you ' re on. Just keep on pushing hard boy, try as you may. You ' re gonna wind up where you started from. Cat Stevens Luck is when opportunity and preparation meet. Pete Foley TRACEY KAPLAN 4 Brown Street May 2 Look to this day! For it is life, the very life of life . . . For yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; But today, well lived, Makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. From the Sanscrit Fond memories of driving on the mass, pike in 70’ with J.H., W.M., and L.W. with the sunroof open. Remember!! Some people are going to like me, and some people aren ' t, so I might as well be me. Then at least I will know that the people who like me, like me. Anonymous Happy are those who dream dreams, and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. L.J. Suenens 46 DAVID KEERY 36 Dean Road If the rain keeps up it won’t come down. August 9 EDWARD J. KERWIN 3 Legion Road February 15 Endeavor yourself, so that when you die even the undertaker will be sad. Mark Twain Tudo e de Deus: o sofrimento, a dor, a vida. L. Boff It all started with a mouse. Walt Disney BRIAN L KELLY 59 Orchard Avenue February 13 You can’t always get what you want, but if you try some time, you just might find, you get what you need. Rolling Stones 47 PAUL KERWIN 3 Legion Road February 15 When you ' re down and trouble d and you need some love and care, and nothin, nothin, is goin ' right, close your eyes and think of me, and soon I will be there To brighten up even your darkest night. You just call out my name and you know wherever I am I’ll come running to see you again. winter, spring, summer or fall All you ' ve got to do is call, and I ' ll be there You’ve got a friend. James Taylor PEGGY KIRCHNER 60 Indian Hill Road August 4 We’ve laughed until my cheeks are tight; We’ve laughed until my stomach ' s sore — If we could only stop we might remember what we are laughing for. Dorothy Aldis KATARINA KREK 805 Boston Post Road If you want to be happy, be. Who knows where the time goes? August 4 A.K. Tolstoi Cat Stevens 48 p ! JAYNE KURKJIAN 115 Hickory Road J u ly 28 In many things it is not well to say, “know thyself’; it is better to say, “know others.” Menander Observation more than books, experience rather than persons, are the prime educators. A.B. Alcott PAUL LASKA 50 Woodchester Drive And all my dreams are trances, And all my nightly dreams Are where thy gray eye glances And where thy footsteps gleams — In what ethereal dances, By what eternal streams. Edgar Allen Poe KURT R. LEISMAN 8 Astra (Wayland) January 13 Springtime has come won’t we have fun We’ll get out of jail and go back on the bum Hallelujah I’m a bum, hallelujah bum again Why don’t I work like other men do? How the heck can I work when the sky is so blue Hallelujah I’m a bum, hallelujah bum again I went to a bar and asked for a drink He gave me a glass and he showed me the sink Hellelujah I’m a bum, hallelujah bum again. John Troy 49 27 Pasadena Road PAUL LOCKER FREDERICK LEPINE 256 Highland Street DAVID B. LENNON 57 Juniper Road February 13 Oh, I used to be disgusted But now I try to be amused. But since their wings have got rusted You know the Angels wanna wear my Red Shoes Elvis Costello 50 MICHAEL LUCHETTI 215 Hickory Road October 3 I had a dream — crazy dream Anything I wanted to know Any place I needed to go. Hear my song — sing along Any little song that you know Everything that’s small has to grow. California sunlight, sweet Calcutta rain Honolulu starbright — the song remains the same. MELISSA MacDONALD 15 Whitney Tavern Road The best and most beautiful things in the world can not be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart. Helen Keller Speak nicely of others so you never have to whisper. Fondest Memories — Charlie . . . Pizza Shop . . . Remember M BRIAN A. MacDONALD 90 Drabbington Way July 23 . . . mais ou sont les neiges d’antan? Francois Villon I’d like to see the whole world smilin’ with me. Coca Cola 51 LINDA MACK 24 Terrace Road April 11 So wherever I am there’s always Pooh There’s always Pooh and me. “What would I do?” I said to Pooh, “If it Wasn’t for you,” and Pooh said: True” “It isn’t much fun for one but two can stick together,” says Pooh, says he, “that’s how it is,” says Pooh. A.A. Milles TURE MAGNUSSON PI 3577 65590 Karlstad, Sweden Faults? You call these faults? These aren’t faults . . . These are character traits! Linus PETER MANNING 172 Country Drive April 29 If you want to get to heaven, you got to raise a little hell. Ozark Mountain Dare Devils 52 ANN McBRIDE 171 Wellesly Street April 13 What was behind us and what is before us are tiny matters compared to what is within us. Ralph Waldo Emerson E.M.E.M.I.A.A.T. P.M.D. Do us! P.M.D. JONATHAN P. MELONE 277 Boston Post Road The Winners Creed If you think you ' re better, you are. If you think you dare not, you don’t, If you’d like to win, but think you can’t, you won’t. If you think you’ll lose, you’ve lost. For out of the world we find success begins with A fellow’s will; it’s all a state of mind. If you think you’re outclassed, you are. You’ve got to think high to rise, You’ve got to be sure of yourself before you Can ever win a prize. Life’s battles won’t always go to the Strongest or fastest man, But sooner or later the man who wins Is the man who thinks he can. BRENDA McMILLAN 6 Humboldt Avenue (Roxbury) May 11 Anonymous 53 ROBERT MILLIAN 455 South Avenue March 28 Milly, Ace, the Tasmanian Devil, known for his yellow chevy and loud laugh . . . wants to be a commercial pilot ... I leave the school as it was when I came, except for leaving Mr. Gearan with more gray hair and numerous patch marks in the high school parking lot from my awesome yellow canary. As he peered ahead into the great land that stretched before him, the way seemed long. But the sky was bright and he somehow felt he was headed in the right direction. E.B. White DAVID MOAVENZADEH 9 Wits End August 16 Always do good. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest. Mark Twain WENDI MESSING Nobscot Road May 28 BSUR sue SIM IM -JT Keep on playing and laughing and running and jumping and learning and loving and creating and living and living and living as long as you’re alive. 54 KIMBERLY FRANCES MORAN 55 Pine Street February 5 How you tried to make it last Did you really think it would Like a guest who stayed too long Now it’s finally time to leave Yes, it ' s finally time to leave Take it calmly and serene It’s the famous final scene. Bob Seger ALEXANDRA N. MORRISON 360 Winter Street February 8 Look, you got a mind of your own So listen when it says you could be wrong. The first time is usually when you hear the song That sets you free. Crosby, Stills, and Nash Dare to be different! CHARLIE MOORE 116 Meadowbrook Road October 29 My boy, earn all the wealth you can, but gently treat your fellow man. Should fortune smile on you be glad, And grateful for the luck you’ve had, But long remember what I’ve said: For what you win don’t lose your head. Edger A. Guest 55 KAREN L. MOSHER 68 Summer Street March 12 I don t need you to worry for me cause I’m alright I don ' t want you to tell me it’s time to come home I don’t care what you say anymore, this is my life Go ahead with your own life and leave me alone. Billy Joel 65 Spruce Hill Road BETH MOSES A good life is obtained by touching, squeezing and feeling everything. M.H.M. If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it’s yours. If it doesn’t it never was. CHRISTINE MORRISON 392 Noth Avenue November 22 You call me a fool you say it’s a crazy scream, this ones for real I already bought the dream so useless to ask me why through a kiss and say good-bye I’ll make it this time, I’be already crossed that fine line. E.M.E.M.I. A. A.T. P.M.D. D O. U.S. P.M.D. 56 DAVID MURRAY 152 Conant Road November 29 The strong win against the weak. The strong rose against the stronger. And across the better years and the howling winters The deathless dream will be the stronger . . . Carl Sandberg DEBORAH MURRAY 152 Conant Road Now here we are at the end of that long road, It seems to have come too soon, I feel as if I’m in the middle, wanting to see new things but wanting to say, too. November 29 Anonymous PETER DIEHL MURPHY 314 Winter Street We do not what we ought, What we ought not, we do, And lean upon the thought, That Chance will bring us through. June 27 Matthew Arnold 57 KENT NISSENBAUM 115 Cherry Brook Road Man, unlike any other thing organic or inorganic in the universe, grows beyond his work, walks up the stairs of his concepts, emerges ahead of his accomplishments. The Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck My definition of a free society is a society where it is safe to be unpopular. Adlai Stevenson The future is the most expensive luxury in the world. The Matchmaker, Thornton Wilder BROOKS E. NELSON 9 Montvale Road April 13 “There is agony in pleasure” “Thank . . . You . . . Don . . “The Minority is always right” Daniel S. Cheever 1979 Graduation Henric Ibsen “I know not whether laws be right, or whether laws be wrong; All that we know who lie in goal is that the wall is strong; And that each day is like a year, A year whose days are long. Oscar Wilde BRIAN NOBLE 148 Country Drive January 12 If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau 58 - rani BETH NYHAN 429 Conant Road I shall pass through this world but once. If, therefore, there be any kindness l ean show, or any good deed I can do, Let me do it now; Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Etienne de Grelet ALAN NORQUIST 89 Bradford Road I perceive that, when an acorn and a chestnut fall side by side, the one does not remain inert to make way for the other, but both obey their own laws, and spring and grow and flourish as best they can, till one, perchance, overshadows and destroys the other. If a plant cannot live according to its nature, it dies; and so does man. Henry David Thoreau KRISTEN NORRIS 59 RICH OLDACH 129 Pine Street Anything is possible if you’re friends with the right people Unknown STACEY OELGESCHLAGER 245 Merriam Street July 16 — Life is but a day; A fragile dewdrop on its penlous way From a tree’s summit John Heats 60 February 7 DENISE PEARL 40 Hobbs Brook Road You must look into people as well as at them. Look, then, into thine heart, and write! Lord Chesterfield Seneca Today I have grown taller from walking with the trees. Karle W. Baker MIKE POWERS 5 Fox Chase Lane September 27 I am wounded but I am not slain ... 1 will rise and fight again. Unknown Life only demands from you the strength you possess. Dag Hammarskjold SUSAN PANNIER 103 Conant Road April 15 When you feel down and out sing a song it ' ll make you day for you, here’s a time to shout sing a song it’ll make a way — E.W.F. 61 MARY REGAN 158 Beaver Road August 12 And tomorrow, we might not be together — I ' m no prophet, I don ' t know nature ' s ways So I’ll try and see into your eyes right now; And stay right here — ’cause these are the good old days. Carly Simon ROBERT WILLIAM PRIFTI 45 Forest Ridge Road February 7 Many times I’ve lied Many times I’ve listened Many times I’ve wondered How much there is to know Many dreams come true And some have silver linings I live for my dream And a pocketful of gold Led Zeppelin PAM REIMAN 51 Bradyll Road May 22 There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way. Charles Morley I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn’t know. Mark Twain 62 PAMELA T. RICE 39 Dean Road April 11 I’ve got no time to spread in groups The time has come to be gone Though, to our health, we drank a thousand times before it’s time Ramble on. Fond memories with L.C., T.K., and A.F. in Lincoln. KEITH ROGAL 119 Church Street March 2 If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours ... If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. Henry David Thoreau The tyme, that may not sojourne, But goth, and may never retourne, As watir that doun renneth ay, But never drope retourne may. Geoffrey Chaucer DAVID ROBERTS 110 Lexington Street February 1 Try not to become a man of success but rather try to become a man of value. Einstein 63 PAUL SALTZMAN 34 Buckskin Drive May 3 Only time will tell who has failed and who ' s been left behind, when you go your way, and I go mine. Bob Dylan EMILY ROW 42 Longmeadow Road. August 5 Looking out at the road rushing under my wheels I don’t know how to tell you all just how crazy this life feels I look around for the friends that I used to turn to to pull me through Looking into their eyes I see them running too. Jackson Browne Speak well of people so that you never need to whisper. Chinese fortune cookie Fond memories of September weekends . . . Charlie!!! . . . Potential . . . Remember Melissa? PETER SAFIOL Juniper Road January 20 Don’t tread on me. John Paul Jones hi 64 AMY SCHAPIRO 9 Laxfield Road Never mind what people think, mind what the people think.” December 17 You surely are not so weak as to Thomas Hardy That can’t be myself; how odd 1 look! Thomas Hardy ANDREA E. SAUNDERS 23 Wood Ridge Circle February 23 I love two things, you and the rose. The rose lasts for one day, you . . ., forever. TOM SANDSON 31 Holly Circle April 3 ... let me run it down just briefly if I can. We re looking for the American Dream, and we were told it was somewhere in the area Hunter S. Thompson You can’t let the world judge you too much. Maude from Harold and Maude Let the disappointments pass Let the laughter fill your glass Let your illusions last until they shatter Whatever you might hope to find Among the thoughts that crowd your mind There won’t be many that ever really matter Jackson Browne 63 LINDA SEGAL 139 Country Drive August 29 Come on people now Smile on your brother Everybody get together Try to love one another right now. Youngbloods How good it is for brothers to dwell together in peace.” He-nay Ma Tov ROBIN SEGEL 50 Bittersweet Lane March 7 “They are still dreamers, but they make their dreams come true.” Eleanore Roosevelt MARIE STAMAS Learos Greece Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow; Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead; Just walk beside me and be my friend. You are only what you are when no one is looking. Salada Tea 66 R. MATTHEW SHANNON 20 Tamarack Road October 17 Builders of Eternity Isn’t it strange that princes and kings And clowns that caper in sawdust rings, And common folk like you and me, Are builders of eternity? To each is given a bag of tools, A shapeless mass and a book of rules; And each must make, ere life has flown, A stumbling block or a stepping stone. Anonymous SHARI SIEGEL 21 Wits End The great purpose of life is to live it. Oliver Wendell Holmes Don ' t let yesterday use up too much of today. Will Rogers Not in doing what you like, but in liking what you do is the secret of happiness.” James M. Barrie You and me, we ' ve made our separate peace.” 1 3 of the Three Musketeers JODY SHULMAN 37 Buckskin Drive Feburary 1 “It ' s not what you have, but what you do with what you have. And, not what you do with what you have, but how you do, what you do, with what you have. 67 AMY B. SILVERMAN 347 North Avenue May 22 I took a deep breath and listened to the old brag of my heart. I am, I am, I am. Sylvia Plath The brain is the most over-rated organ, I think. Woody Allen Newness is as old as the world. written on a wall in Austria JENNIFER SLIFKA 46 Westerly Road July 25 Happiness is as a butterfly, which, when pursued, is always beyond our grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. Hawthorne 1 3 of the three musketeers JOHN SOMMERS 23 Nobscot Road September 6 Well, this is the end of a perfect day, Near the end of a journey, too; But it leaves a thought that is big and strong. With a wish that is kind and true. For mem’ry has painted this perfect day With colors that never fade, And we find at the end of a perfect day The soul of a friend we’ve made. Carrie Jacobs Bond 68 PAM SPENCER 12 Myles Standish Road June 30 If I leave tomorrow would you still remember me? I must be travelling on now, because there are too many places I have got to see. If I stay here with you now, well things just couldn’t be the same. Because I am free as a bird now and this bird you ' ll never change. Lynyrd Skynyard STEPHEN M. STROUT 10 Maple Road Morning has broken . . . TAMARA STEERE June 28 210 Meadowbrook Road We have reached the end of the beaten path Cat Stevens From which we will spill into the world in ninety five directions We can be anything . . . We can do anything . . . For if we dream, the world is ours. February 8 T.E.S. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Emerson CHARLES TAYLOR 56 Hobbs Brook Road February 22 Throw me a line, If I reach it in time I’ll meet you up there where the path runs straight and high. Jimmy Page Robert Plant ■ ias • : r SCOTT TARBOX 38 Chesnut Street September 19 I was given the ability to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. He who is calm and happy nature will hardly the pressure of age, but to him who is of an opposite disposition youth and age are equally of burden? Plato ADAM SWEET 8 Farm Road May 24 No white no red was ever seen So am ' rous as this lovely green. Annihilating all that’s made To a green thought in a green shade. ' Andrew Marvell A tree’s significant when it’s alone, Standing against the sky’s wideopen face; A sail, spark white upon the space of sea, Can pin a whole horizon into place. Dante Gabrielle Rossetti 70 PAM THRALL 48 Bogle Street December 27 Sail on, Honey, good times never looked so good. Commodores MYRIC THOMPSON 35 Woodrow Avenue (Dorchester) Cuentame un cuento . . . Hazme sonar la vida. Hazme vivir el sueno. Tell me a story . . . make me dream about life, make me live that dream February 28 MEREDITH JOAN TAYLOR 31 Circle Drive March 30 Bend, Throw a seastone, Soft and round. Hear the small splash; Watching the rings Till they’re Too wide to follow. M.T. 71 BETH TITSWORTH 84 Hallett Hill Road June 11 Breath, breath in the air Don’t be afraid to care Leave but don’t leave me Look around and choose your own 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 9 Aspen Road PHILLIP TOLENTINO May 22 WE ALL ALL TRAVELERS in the wilderness of this world, and the best that we find in our travels is an honest friend. Robert Louis Stevenson HOLLY TOMPKINS 80 Cherry Brook Road February 8 This is for all the lonely people Thinking that life has passed them by Don’t give up Until you drink from the Silver Cup She’ll never take you down Never give you up You’ll never know until you try. America 72 KIM UPHAM 198 Newton Street November 15 CAMIE TROUSDALE 23 Old Coach Road I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, And if by chance We find each other, It’s beautiful. CLAUDE FABIAN VALLE III 40 Ash Street August 21 Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there’s still time to change the road you’re on. Led Zeppelin Some people are going to like me and some people aren’t, so I might as well be me. Then at least I will know that the people who like me, like ME. Hugh Prather Favorite Teachers: Ms. Goldsmith, Mr. Williams Nickname: Kimmy, Blondie Life Philosophy: Don’t do now what can be put off until tomorrow. Favorite Saying: Diet much?? What? Favorite Class: Social Science Pet Peeve: Snobs! Outstanding Memories: Party at Myles Standish, Chinese food with K.M., N.C., Veronica’s, Sudbury with N.C., M.F., K.M., B.N., J.W., C.S., cape 79, Drumlin Farm, Rustler Party, Skipping and being caught with N.C., M.F., Brighton with P.T., K.M., N.C., B.C., P.S., M.F., P.F. 73 r MELISSA VITELLO 22 Church Street September 14 We’ve laughed until our cheeks are tight, We’ve laughed until our stomachs are sore, If we could only stop, We might remember what we’re laughing for. Dorothy Adlis It’s a true blue miracle we made it Jane! FREDERICK WASHINGTON 185 Forest Hills Street If you want to get to heaven, you gotta raise a little hell. Ozark Mountain Dare-Devils JACQUIE WATRAL 37 Bakers Hill Road March 23 The good times are the best times, The bad times fade away, The good times are forever . . . J. Geils Dream on but don’t imagine they’ll all come true. Billy Joel PBSBW4ERH? 74 ! 1 SHERRY WELCH 54 Bay State Road October 15 Friends are like the notes of a song, One harmony, one melody, Together they make music. Lloyd Bunch KAREN E. WECHSLER 40 Whitney Tavern Road September 27 All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd So if you think your life is complete confusion Just remember that it’s a grand illusion And deep inside we’re all the same. STYX A friend is a fellow who knows all about you, but likes you. Samuel Ward DAHVEN WHITE 169 W. Brookline Street (Boston) August 22 To go away,” the french say shrewdly, “is to die a little. But why has nobody ever made the parallel observation: To return is to know what it is to be a ghost.” Jan Struther d ERIC W. WOOD 140 Cherry Brook Road July 21 The first day of spring is one thing. And the first spring day is another. Henry Van Dyke. You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need. Rolling Stones IWLYAAFJ. MARK WILLIAMS 19 Cobden Street (Roxbury) LISA DIANE WOODBURY Coxboro Road, Shepard Hill, Holderness, N.H. December 28 Here comes the setting sun, The seasons are passing one by one. So gather moments while you may, Collect the dreams you dream today. Remember, do you remember the times of your life. 76 7 MARY MARGARET WRIGHT 26 Bakers Hill Road October 2 August 1 DAVID C. ZRAKET 71 Sylban Lane LISA JOAN YEONOPOLUS 33 Colchester Road Time it was, and what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be . . . I have a photograph: Preserve your memories; They’re all that ' s left of you. But, everything was beautiful at the ballet . . . 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Authorizing Signature y x. 1 05 gnati ADMINISTRATION Dan Cheever Donald Garland Superintendent of Schools Principal Donald Gearan Bruce MacDonald Assistant to Principal Dean of Faculty 83 Joseph Aieta John Barclay Mathematics Speech and Drama ■■■■ Wally Beevers English — Department Chairman Barbara Benfield George Blakeslee Science Science — Department Head Robert Boucher Beverly Brown Science Mathematics 84 r 1 Donald Burke Science Annette Busse English mmm V Hella Carlson Foreign Language Diana Coates Skills Center Elinor Cosgrove Physical Education Phyllis Coughlin Science Donald Duncan Industrial Arts — Department Head 85 Joseph Emerson Alternate Studies Social Studies Nicole Engborg Foreign Language Ralph Farris Music Rita Fernald Foreign Language Walter Fields Mathematics Robert Frank Robert Freeman English Art — Department Head 86 1 Constance Gartland Janet Ghattas Business Education Mathematics Foreign Language Marcia Goldsmith Social Studies Donna Gonzalez-Velasco Barbara Haggerty Mathematics Foreign Language Peter Hall Social Studies George Harris Physical Education 87 t James Hartmann English Angela Heptner Foreign Language Charles Hatch English Richard Houde Mathematics — Department Head Martha Hatch An Thelma Hoyle Busienss Education — Department Head Richard Hubner Business Education In-Out Skills Center Tutor Natalia Kaktins Foreign Language 88 1 Josephine Macleod Susan Majors Librarian Science Alex Manzo Mathematics Irving Marsden Science Marylee Marsh Social Studies Dennis McCowan Mathematics Claire McDonough James Moran English Art 89 Ronald Mori Haworth Neild Music — Department Head Physical Education Iona Nickeson Home Economics Dorothy Raymond Joseph Roche English Foreign Language 90 Anthony Sammarco Foreign Language Arnold Santospago Mechanical Drawing Stephen Schaffer In-Out Program Joyce Schwartz Science Michael Shepard Industrial Arts Robert Starmer Physical Education — Department Head Sheldon Sternburg Foreign Language Rheta Swain Science 91 Peter Taberski Skills Center Joseph Verovsek Social Studies Irene Vouros Mathematics Robert Walker English Social Studies John Williams Janet Wohlers Social Studies — Department Head Foreign Language — Department Head 92 GUIDANCE Hugh Chandler Mary Frenning Dept. Head Susan Miller Granville Harris NEW FACULTY Tom Casey Claire Hayman Math Department Social Studies Sheila Higgins Jennifer Hixon Foreign Language Athletic Trainer Lena Marchi Art Department Dale Pickard Nancy Sorenson Audrey Stein Math Department Foreign Language Math Department 94 2S try mm-. BUS DRIVERS Row 1: Phil Johnson with Shane. Row 2: Dave Woodbury (Coordinator), Dick Fanning, Dick Kase, Jim Brady, Murdock MacKenzie, Paul Casey, Abby Anderson, Larry Ferro, Steve Potter. Joe Rizoli, Scott Brady. CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1: Helen Agrilla, Kathy Allen, Barbara Gorham (Director) Row 2: Lorraine Giffin, Phyllis Montgomery, Ann McCabe, Loren Chase, Edwina Robbins, Susan Lindsey, Penny Theall. 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Campabdlo 611 C ° lat ° Sti ’ G ' na Zagami ’ Donna Magnanti, Debby North, Chris Stanton, Cheryl Steranko, Holly Cressy, Tricia Shotwell, Kristen Birath, Linda Row 3: Jenny Schwartz, Julie Prescot, Stephanie Rogen, Wendy Chace, John Gryska. 118 1 121 122 cX 0 4 ; o v v � ? wmmmMmrn;. W M 0fWi : M$$0 $rj? ' VV VaV ?Ar r fAo f Si4 • 123 O O O O to UJ NJ h D- 124 ■— 1 C | rO ' sf £ £ £ £ O o O O Pi pi Pi Pi -o V 1 ® ►2 _ Jh u o uT 1 —i D _aj 2 -c 3 2 S w CO g c a G U u a D -C CO G cr 8 o I G 3 -G o u cj u N., L G § o rs U a Si o c CQ to . . G 3 SO r- a; G . C 3 u i-g £2 , — ' Ctf JJ _ 3 Oh Oh d d) G : §t 3 S 3 3 O up a. O H 3 H CQ Row 1: David Schendorf, Whitney LeGard, Liz Furst, Michael Wood. Row 2: John Hersum, David Turner, Susan Long, Julie Holmes, John Potter, Yohan Rostad. Row 3: Beverly Griffan, John Jordan, Gambl Fechtor, Annie Nelson, Lindsay Thompkins, Ellen Fleischer, Katie Kelly. Row 4: Aaron Thompson, Elaine Siegal, Mike Kaneb, Steve Reny, Scott Ackley, Jim Crane. 126 V CSh -C U -C =3 U G § - cU o o-o . 4 = ac - £2 ■u £ c3 D C o 1 6 r- U| 0.42 5E _; j:2 13 ca w )j C 1 o S ' -,- 0 3 „CO £- o 3 O Q o; 6 oi I (X N ■ -«n G O m g o O rrt D -C s-i a cj - G (L ■3.S- I—1 H C -X 3 c i l—i .2 “i «S -G 1 u 1) a u X ' 3 _C ,9 u Q U -c ‘T ac JicS; O 3 . X 3 J3 .51 - SUx tL, . O c -C n, ts °b ° I—,C u L ( } O .a . 3 u , 3 U u D 3 H C r9- ' 3 x 5 u X X —1 (N| rTi £ £ £ OOO cej Pen pa 127 Row 1: Diane Gallagher, Christie Kennedy, Sarah Mack, Kate Bryant, Therese Rothenberger. Row 2: Stacey Hochberg, Stephanie Hochberg, Michael Prescott, Liz Kassirer, Elizabeth Hamm. Row 3: Susan DeLong, Lynn Van Dusen, Katie Hazen, Karen Allen, Becca Gallup, Terry Norton. Row 4: Katie Edwards, Sarah Barker, Diane Medverd, Joanne Krakauer, Kellie McKenna. 128 129 Row 1: Peter Kates, Jay Roney, Tim McDonnell, Peter Ashley. Row 2: Steve Saint-Amour, David DuBois, Tom Cappello, Wade Shannon, Brian Durkin, Paul Brontas, John Boothroyd. Row 3: Ned Sennot, Eric Karchmer, Jeff Sacher. Row 1: Sandy Botticelli, Peter Caldini. Row 2: Laurie Bender, Debbie Harris, Christine Palmer, John Pollock. Row 3: Lori Stubbs, Lisa Block, Kathy Stimpson. Row 4: Sandy Moore, Debbie Komessar, Christine Aharonian. Row 5: Diane Santos, Susan Fain, Cara Pollock, Teri Melone. Row 6: Susan Pawlick, Diane Leach, Wendy Helm, Sarah Williams. Row 7: Heidi Kasevich, Joyce Hegeman, Susan Long. Row 8: Judy O ' Leary, Teri Govan, Maevis MacNeil, Susan Ryan. Row 9: Jenny Pyle, Julie Shores. Row 10: Cathy Lunt, Susy Cabral, Margaret Walton, Sarah Magie. 130 CLASS OFFICERS Row 1: Andrea Pulcini, Kim Long. Row 2: Tommy Ullian Row 3: Martha Katz Row 1: Liz First. Row 2: Sarah Williams, John Potter, Jenny Pyle. Row 1: Nancy Kaneb, Jon Kanfer, Debby Sabi n, David First. 131 132 133 YEARBOOK Row 1: Alex Barnett, Brooks Nelson, Tommy Galligan, Matthew Costello, Diane Boothroyd, Susan Funkhouser, Mike Kanfer, Matthew Shannon. (Yearbook Editors) Eli Row 1: Sue Funkhouser, Andy Saunders, Alex Barnet, Ann Hinckley, Maxine Segal, Madeleine Rostad, Peggy Kirchner, Sherry Welch. Row 2: Fred Lepine, Matthew Shannon, Joanne Melikian, Annie VanDusen, Tony Catlin, Sylvia Guild, Greg Gibson, Nancy Kaneb, Diane Boothroyd. Row 3: Amy Shapiro, Tommy Galligan, Susan Spencer, Maria Holmquist, Janet Hong, Liz Divoll, Jody Hoffner, Amy Kazanjian, Audrey Epstein, Sally Nickerson, Marcy Sandler, Sue Goldstein, Rodney Chen, Wende Thomas, Mike Kanfer. Row 4: Wendy Chace, Shelly Cotter, Jill Newstadt, Danielle Rankin, Peter Murphy. Row 5: Brooks Nelson, Matthew Costello, John Conceison, Mrs. Nickeson, Mark Grunbaum. Row 1: John Sommers, President. Row 2: Jane Kurkjian, Sylvia Guild, Matthew Costello, Treasurer; Ken Connolly. Row 3: Jeanette Norris, Elaine Segal, Christine Kennedy, Marshall Tarbox. Row 4: Annie VanDusen, Kim Steere, Maxine Segal, Anne Hinckley, Secretary; Stephanie MacDonald, Sherry Welch. Missing: Kris Hoehler, Vice-President. Row T. Rachael Hocking Row 2: Karen Martin, Monica Claman, Liz Goldstein Row 3: Wendy Issacs, Barbra Schloeman, Alexandra McKenzie. Row 4: Susy Spencer, Vida Jakabhazy, Caylee Nychis. Row 1: Amy Harrison, Mark Grunbaum, Heidi Urell. Row 2: Carl Grunbaum, Maria Holmquist, Janet Hong, Sue Parrish. Row 3: Andrea Strimling, Lisa Zraket, Carol Dickson. Row 4: Andrea Foster, Meredith Taylor, Young-Ju Bae, Lisa Govan 135 Row 1: Heidi Kasevich, Caroline Zraket, Andrea Strimling Row 2: Ann Hinckley, Danelle Rankin, Wende Thomas, Christie Kennedy, Lynn VanDusen Row 3: Courtney McNeil, Mei-Lyn Toong, Finny Docrat, Teri Melone, Diane Santos Row 1: Tim Crowley, Alison Earle, Mike Kanfer, George Knight, Mrs. Heptner. Row 2: Sue Funkhouser, Beth Nyhan, Lisa Wyche, Tracey Anderson, Linda Siegel, Danielle Rankin, Ken Connelly. Row 3: Laura Strumph, Gail Fleischer, Susie Sheffer, Peter Strumph, Bruce Miller, Steve Thrall, Ken McGaugh Row 1: Lisa Wyche, Charlie Moore, Kim Wyche, Howard Shain, Ellen Barbaur Row 2: Leslie Carbone, Caylee Nychis, Amy Shapiro, Dahven White. 136 Row 1: Camille Colatosti, Karen Ott, Rodney Chen, Jamie McClellan, John Parrish, Stephanie Roger, Mei-Lyn Toong. Row 2: Janet McGarry, Will Johnston, Kim Steere. Row 3: LisaGovan, Phil Argyris, Adam Sweet, Meredith Taylor, Young-Ju Bae, Steve Ditmore. Row 1: Amy Harrison, Peter Dohlman. Row 2: Ken McGaugh, Carl Grunbaum, Katarina Krek, Karen Martin. Row 3: Kay Roy, Ellen Kamentsky, Barry Albert, Andrea Foster. Row 1: Tracey Anderson, Mike Kanfer, Tim Crowley, Mrs. Heptner, Alison Earle, Dave Roberts. 137 Row 1: Susan Fain, Liz Kass, Monica Claman, Wende Thomas, Maria Holmquist. Row 2: Beth Morton, Wendy Kassirer, Brooks Nelson, Seth Kaplan R. to L. John Jordan, John Charpie, Phil Argyris, Robert Coburn, Joe Kerwin, Dan Davidson, Ned Kerwin Row 1: Jill Newstadt, Alex Barnett, Matt Shannon. Row 2: Maxine Segal, Fred Lepine, Mark Grunbaum. Missing: Carl Grunbaum PJ P3 0 C 5 n 2 5 x C 5 X 0 H 0 o X E 138 Row 1: Kim Steere, Melinda Green, Ed Coburn, Dahven White, Ned Kerwin, Robert Coburn. Row 1: Laura Jones. Row 2: Doug Strout, Amy Harrison, Ellen Kamentsky, Kay Roy, Ken McGaugh Row 3: Ed Walker, Katarina Krek, Joe Kerwin, Meredith Taylor, Lisa Govan, Karen Ott. Row 4: Cathy Jacobs, Andrea Foster, Leslie Carbone, Peggy Kirchner, Howard Shain, Young-Ju Bae. Row 1: Marcy Sandler. Row 2: Audrey Epstein, Abby Vernon, Kim St eere, John Sommers. Row 3: Tony Catlin, Susan Lesser, Ellen Kamentsky, Kay Roy, Howard Shain. 139 Row 1: Katy Bushman, Anahy Fagundes, Amy Harrison, Dahven White, Amy Schapiro, Karen Martin, Caylee Nychis. Row 2: Tom Galligan, Barry Albert, Greg Brown, Gregg Dillaway, John Delaney, Greg Gibson, Jimmy Richardson. Row 1: Doug Strout, Kay Roy, Vida Jakabhazy, Rachel Hocking, Cathy Jacobs, Barbara Schloemann, Monica Claman, Howard Shain. Row 1: Ralph Cahaly, Mark Kasevich, Barry Zellen, Laura Strumph, Susy Sheffery, Gayle Fleischer, Johan Rostadt, Steve Reny. Row 2: Carl Grunbaum, Kay Roy, Karen Sokel, Ellen Kamentsky, Eric Dohlman, Andrea Strimling. Row 3: Piers Bowness, Pablo Cruz, Ed Walker, Howard Shain, Paul Strumph, Sandy Moore, Maria Holmquist, Mei-Lyn Toong. Row 4: Sarah Barker, Brown, Holly Hart, Janet Hong, Carol Dickson, Sue Parrish, Lisa Zraket. 140 j J .jJPf 1 ■rl ■ w ' J Row 1: Jeff Scott, Barry Zellen, Peggy Kirchner, Janet Hong, Wendy Welch, Jim Smith, Chris Zannetos, Tom Sandson. Row 2: Mark Kasevich, John Sangiolo, Andy Robbins, Doug Ellis, John Koger, Larry Belvin. Row 1: Tripp Jones, Andy Doyle, Nina Cohen, Will Johnston. Missing; John Sommers. Row 1: Tom Sandson, Amy Shapiro. Row 2: Allison Earle, Tricia Kaneb, John Sommers, Paul Kerwin. Row 3: Mrs. Fernald, Kris Hoehler, Jayne Kurkjian, Tammy Steere, Gail Haberlin, Peggy Kirchner, John Delaney. Row 4: Larry Belvin, Michael Kanfer, Claude Valle, Greg Brown, Keith Rogal. Missing: Young-Ju Bae, Jennifer Eddy, Nicola Ginzler. 141 Row 1: Beth Morton, Gail Haberlain, Ned Kerwin, Melissa MacDonnell. Row 1: Keith Rogal,Tom Colt. Row 2: Scott Tarbox (mixed chorus), Joe Kerwin, Jayne Kurkjian (mixed chorus — vice, pres.), Julie Whitmore (Girls Glee) Row 3: Rob Coburn, Ned Kerwin, Gail Haberlin (Girls Glee— Music Sec.), Dan Davidson, John Charpie (Mixed Chorus — attendance) Missing: Young-Ju Bae (Girls Glee Pres.) Row 1: Alexandra Morrison, President, Sherry Welch, Vice-President, Peggy ICrchner, Librarian. Missing: Jennifer Eddy, Librarian. l 11 •j j flv T X V if mj. ■ v .® 1 i dll 142 Row 1: Melissa MacDonnell, Emily Rowe. Row 2: Miriam Docrat, Stacey Kanovas, Boo Lunt, Sharon Cope, Jayne Kurkjian. Row 3: Jane Reny, Jan Watkins, Julie Whitmore, Stephanie MacDonald, Andrea Strimling. Row 1: Steve Strout, Karen Allen, Liz Goldstein, Karen Martin, Doug Strout, Jimmy Richardson, Tom Valle, Cindy VanDerMeid, Winthrop Booth. Row 2: Missy Vitello, Jenny Seldorf, Rachel Hocking, Sue Nickerson, Alexandra MacKenzie, Barry Albert, Alma Chisolm, Scott Johnston, Lisa Jacobs, Emily Shain. Row 3: Heidi Urell, Sue Connelly, Terese Rotherberger, Christie Kennedy, Amy Harrison, Chip Davis, Dav d Katz, Eric Karchmer, Whitney Bell. Row 4: Karen Urell, Amy Kazanjian, Chip Barnes, Chuck Whitaker, Sherry Welch, Wendy Isaacs, Wendy Welch, Monica Claman. Row 5: Carol Kahn, JoAnn Avallone, Lori Segal, Eric Kirchner, Paul Sheeran, Rhona Gibson, Andy Doyle, Karen Fisher, Jocelyn Moore. Row 6: Rich DeVito, Tom Colt, Ed Coburn, Ned Kerwin, Scott Duncan, Joe Kerwin, Gail Haberlin, Beth Morton, Claude Valle. r 144 145 OUR TOWN by THORNTON WILDER Directed by JOHN BARCLAY The entire play takes place in Grovers Corners, New Hampshire. (It is a convention of the play that no scenery be used.) CAST (In order of Appearance) Stage Manager.Keith Rogal Mrs. Gibbs.Wendi Messing Mrs. Webb.Susan Nickerson Dr. Gibbs.Robert Coburn Joe Crowell.Daniel Davidson Howie Newsome.Andrew Giambarba George Gibbs.Karl Blatt Rebecca Gibbs.Martha Katz Wally Webb.David Turner Emily Webb.Julie Holmes Professor Willard.Will Johnston Mr. Webb.Kent Nissenbaum First Women in the audience.Wendy Isaacs Man in the audience.Thomas Ullian Second Woman in the audience.Caylee Nychis Simon Sdmson.Stephen Rossiter Mrs. Soames.Laura Jones Constable Warren.Alan Gale Si Crowell.Jay Allen Baseball Players.Jay Allen, Thomas Valle Sam Craig.Thomas Ullian Joe Stoddard.Thomas Valle First Dead Woman.Lisa Yeonopolus Second Dead Woman.Kimberly Steere First Dead Man.Edward Coburn Second Dead Man.John Charpie Townspoeple: Leslie Ellis, Elizabeth Goldstein, Wendy Isaacs, Jayne Kurkjian, Linda Mack, Caylee Nychis, Karen Ott, Kimberly Steere, Lisa Yeonopolus. 146 I I I 147 148 On the year of Mrs. Rita Fernald’s retirement, “The Mikado,” a classic, is Weston High School’s thank you gift to a most splendid lady and educator. Mrs. Fernald is a “classic” in the history of Weston High School. The cast, crew, orchestra and directors of “The Mikado” wish her great success and happiness. “Taken from the program of “The Mikado” April 7, 1979 A 150 151 V THIRD EDITION BOYS’ GLEE 152 MIXED CHORUS 153 154 r - £ • §f fftf ,{ MjfcaiaSBM ■� « iii r i pips 155 r 156 ■V 157 m i CO CO n or CO Row 1: Miss Butera, Lisa Woodbury, Allison Earle, Tracy Kane, Holly Thompkins, Debbie Murray, Nina Cohen, Pam Reiman, Pam Hall, Miss Cosgrove. Row 2: Susie Sheffer, Madeleine Rostad, Sue Goode, Jenny Watral, Tiara Chovance, Pam Melone, Linda Hopkins, Marcy Sandler, Audrey Epstein. Row 3: Shiela O’Hara, Liz Noble, Stacey Crane, Kim Steere, Polly Dotter, Tracey Brown, Andrea Muccini, Anne Hinckley, Karen Wilder. Row 4: Danielle Rankin, Debby Rowe, JoAnne Melikian, Annie VanDusen, Sally Nickerson, Abby Vernon, Amy Palmer, Paula McBride, Robin Berman, Lucy McQuilken. Row 5: Kristen Frechette, Cindy Curtis, Alison Jacoby, Rhona Gibson, Amy Barnes, Carol Sutherland, Liz Divoll, Jody Hoffner, Alma Chisolm. Row 1: Kristine Aharonian, Gambl Fechtor, Whitney LeGard, Katie Kelly, Ellen Fleischer, Jenny Pyle, Coach Healey. Row 2: Jamie Saunders, Cathy Lunt, Judy O’Leary, Lauren Oelgeshlager, Debbie Komessar, Lynn VanDusen, Wendy Helm. Row 3: Mimi Taylor, Diane Santos, Sandy Moore, Elaine Segal, Liz First, Annie Nelson, Julie Breen. Row 4: Karen Allen, Susan DeLong, Teri Melone Julie Shores, Lindsay Tompkins. 159 Row 1: Coach Druwing, Greg Brown, Dave Kanzer, Rob Millian, Tim Crowley (Tri-Captain), Dave Roberts (Tri-Captain) Dave Murray (Tri-Captain), Pablo Laska, Frank Hamm, Peter Delong, Coach Foley. Row 2: Hal Fiske, Louie Lambruno, Paul Kerwin, Rick Jacobs, Dana Coates, Joe Crowley, Josh Parish, Billy McCabe, Rob Park, Greg Ryan, Steve Breyer, Jay Bellissimo, Peter Espo. Row 3: John Costello, Rob Cornell, Tucky Gee, Charlie Pugh, Doug Lindy, Bruce Miller, Jeff Sacher, Mike Murray, John Noble, John Farina, Andy Doyle, Bruce Ronty, Jim Smith. Row 4: Joe Kerwin, John Potter, Rob Zannettos, Willy Wrean, John Cougar, Gary Pan, Steve Thrall, Mike Ferri, Eric Kirchner, John Charron. Row 5: Mark Seagle, Bobby Peatman, Scott Ackley, Johan Rostad, Doug McDonald, Ken Connolly, Yhohan Smith, Jeff Cornell, John Jordan, Steve Reny. Tri Captains: David Murray, Dave Roberts, Tim Crowley. S BEST CHEW CHEWING TOBACCO 160 Row 1: Coach Peter Silverman, Kathy Carroll, Amy Silverman, Peggy Kirchner, Mary Reagan — Captain, Gail Haberlin — Captain, Tricia Kaneb, Meredith Taylor, Marine Boulanger, Anahi Fagundes, Marti Carlock. Row 2: Maura O’Leary, Linda Campabello, Kathy Jacobs, Audrey Smith, Janet Howard, Gretchen Harmon, Sharon Peck, Cathy Gee, Maura Nyhan, Jenny Schwartz. Row 3: Chris Stanton, Gerry Messina, Caroline Fish, Wendy Thomas, Ellen Sabin, Heidi Kaplan, Debby Sabin, Jenny Benoit, Ann King, Courtney McNeil, Wendy Welch. Row 4: Diane Leach, Sarah McGee, Margaret Walton, Kathy Stimpson, Susan Ryan, Sandy Botlechelli, Jennifer Nichols, Joyce Hegeman, Kelly McKenna, Gina Zagami. Row 5: Louise Walker, Christine Palmer, Susan Long, Cara Pollock, Allyson Brown, Diane Medford. 161 I f Hr i £ « L , f ' fVi U, ' ' ' i.. IV i pL r .« W m jp l aigL -2U K. T WT ' • - ftpf3� L _ JJS; i - ' W ML V i pn Lt. ' x ? Ham t ' %. — ; H • ■ 3 r TS I ijWSmBR f , ;- jJ • ' f ,: W yjkfi | £ t . j 4 f) ■ t W ' .« SteSI opdli 163 Row 1: Larry Belvin, Scott Duncan, Sharyn Kaplan, Beth Nyhan, Stacey Oelgeschlager, Tom Colt, Coach Duncan. Row 2: Kim Long, Carolyn Allansmith, Tracey Anderson, Mary Ann Lynch, Betsey Allen, Patty McKenna, Greg Condekes, Barry Zellen. Row 3: Ellen Kamentzky, Chip Barnes, David Ewen, Matt Siegal, Larry Cope, John Trousdale, Mike Wolf, Chris Minervino. Row 4: Chuck Whitaker, Kurt Mack, Brian O’Leary. 164 Bottom Lying Down: Asst. Coach John Manz. Row 1: Paul Sheeran, John Potter, John Melone, Vinny Bowhers, Paul Locker, Tom Colt, Beth Nyhan. Row 2: Liz Noble, Sue Goode, Meredeth Taylor, Janet Howard, Danielle Rankin, Kathy Rula, Sue Zrakat, Rachel Hocking, Michele Kinahan, Trip Young. Row 3: John Lynch, Doug Linde. Row 4: Chip Barnes, Steve Strout, Pam Reiman, Sue Long, Marianne Lynch, Stacey Oelgeshlager, Cathy Gee, Kim Long, Doug Strout, Jamie McClellan, David Zraket. Row 5: David Brandeis, Martine Boulanger, Susan Paivlieb, Ellen Kamentsky, Kay Roy, Boo Lunt, Liz First, Jenny Pyle, Elaine Segal. 165 I Kneeling: Alex Barnett, Dan Davidson, James Smith, Jimmy Richardson, Steve Reny, Mike Wood. Row 2: Coach Dave Baldanza, Peter Kates, Mike Daoud, Rob Millian, Tom Sandson, John Boothroyd, Ralph Cahaly, Jimmy Park. Row 3: Lee Harris, John Gryska, Paul Laska, Tom Healey, Jeff Ackley, Bibi Saunders. m Row 1: Diane Leach, Jamie Saunders, Joyce Hagerman, Judy O ' Leary, Lisa Payne, Lauri Bender. Row 2: Coach Healey, Wendy Helm, Beverly Griffith, Terry Govan, Becka Gallup, Karen Allen, Lori Stubbs, Sarah McGee, Ellen Fleischer. - Row 1: Lucy McQuilken, Co-Captains Karen Donahue, Dede Haberlin, Deana West. Row 2: Carol O’Connell, Jackie Wyche, Debbie Ewen, Coach Peter Hall. 168 Row 1: Abby Vernon, Mary Regan, Gail Haberlin, Coach Salvucci. Row 2: Cindy Healy, Andrea Muccini, LaVel Crosby, Patty McKenna, Shelia O’Hara. 169 Kneeling: Co-Captains Darryl Baynes and John Sommers. Row 2: Coach Asa Foster, Mike Kanfer, Rich Oldach, Chris Hill, Peter Rei lly, Steve Andrews, Mark Williams. Missing: Peter Higgins, Doug Schaeffer. 170 Kneeling: Bobby Davis, Alan Procter, Jeff Bruton, “Franky”. Standing: Coach VanDyke, John Sangiolo, Jay Allen, Ricky Jacobs, Will Wrean, Jim Riseborough. 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Row 2: Pam Rice, Lisa Coller, Kim Moran, Shari Siegal, Audrey Fishman, Martha Dupee. 175 gwimiii 3IIIIIUIIII 176 iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiH ' i ' B 177 i r r A FULL page A HALF page j QUARTER page DONOR page DONOR and FULL |j DONOR and HALF PRICES $ 95.00 $ 65.00 $ 40 ' . 00 $ 30.00 Os 1 ' X IYEARB PURCHASE RECEIPTS K i _ V 0 r mm huntir r A 0 IlkM B fll naana PU BUSHING COMPANY I YEARBOOK ADVERTISING CONTRACT FILL OUT CONTRACTS IN DUPLICATE - 8 ? hino K 2 4 1 To Business Manager of Title of Yearbook Year the yearbook. of Name of School You are hereby authorized to insert our advertisement of at the rate of $_ page in the yearbook listed above Top of Ad I I Copy written by Photo furnished by Photo to be taken Artwork furnished by □ Staff n Advertiser □ Staff n Advertiser V_ - □ Staff n Advertiser (Printing from newspaper mat will be $2.00 mat additional.) I For Staff Use Only Sketch Ad Layout Above 1 Copy Rec’d Photo Rec’d Ad Prepared Proof O.K. Invoice Sent Payment Rec’d — - Advertiser. Address. Signed. Date Title. Ad Sold By. SENIOR PARENTS Dick and Ruth Alberding Mathea R. Allansmith, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Argyris Herbert and Barbara Boothroyd Mr. and Mrs. Vincent C. Bowhers Mr. and Mrs. Welton D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Charpie Mr. and Mrs. James F. Chase, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Clabault Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Coates Dr. and Mrs. John A. Coder Mr. and Mrs. David Colpitts Mr. and Mrs. David G. Colt Mr. and Mrs. John W. Costello Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A. Crafts Mr. and Mrs. H. Bentley Crouch Stanley and Judith Daner Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. DeRusha Dr. and Mrs. Guy R. Dillaway Dr. and Mrs. Claes Dohlman Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Dyer Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Earle, Jr. Allan and Carole Ellis Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fallon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Berton Foster Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Fraser Dr. and Mrs. Philip G. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. William S. Gibson Mrs. Mary E. Ginzler Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Goddard Mr. and Mrs. Zareh B. Gregorian Henry and Barbara Grunbaum Mr. and Mrs. John U. Harris, Jr. Revs. Harry and Judith Hoehler Mrs. John K. Hopkins Jack and Faith Kanfer Leonard Kanzer Mrs. Laurie Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kelly and Family Mr. and Mrs. George Kurkjian Mr. and Mrs. William F. Leisman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Moore Bob and Cindy Mosher Mr. and Mrs. Hugh R. McBride Mr. and Mrs. George D. Noble Dr. and Mrs. William H. Oldach Mr. and Mrs. Rene Pannier Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Powers Dr. and Mrs. Charles Regan Seymour and Florence Saltzman Dr. and Mrs. John I. Sandson Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Schapiro Mr. and Mrs. David Segel Mr. and Mrs. Rex B. Shannon Fred and Gilda Slifka Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sommers Allan and Jan Steere Alan and Caroline Strout Roger and Ann Sweet Mrs. Louise R. Tarbox Philip and Gillian Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Stirling G. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Hillard W. Welch Lucky Hill Wilson Mr. and Mrs. E. Davis Woodbury, Jr. SPONSORS Mathea R. Allansmith, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Allen, III Dr. and Mrs. Frederic J. Barnett Donna and Thomas Blatt Mr. and Mrs. Vincent C. Bowhers Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Brown Irene Williams Burke Mr. and Mrs. P. Cedrone Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Charpie Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Coburn Dr. and Mrs. John A. Coller Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Collins Vangie and John Condakes Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cremmen Mr. Albert S. Defina Eileen and Richard DeVito Mr. and Mrs. Li neon A. Divoll Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Donahoe Mr. and Mrs. John J. Doyle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Doyle Esta and Rob Epstein Nancy and Jeff Ewell The Frechette Family Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Freedman Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gallup Jr Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Haberlin Nancy N. Hall Jane and Jim Hocking Mr. and Mrs. D.B. Holmes Mrs. Kenneth Kazanjian Mr. and Mrs. Mel Lipson Merrill and Nancy Mack Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mammola Richard and Sybil Martin Mr. and Mrs. G. Martirossian Susan and Herb Merrill Mr. and Mrs. John D. Murphy Kay and John McCahan Mr. and Mrs. David S. McLellan Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Nelson Jim and Betsy Nichols Edward and Maureen Perilli Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Phildius Helen and Dick Powers Phyllis and Bruce Rogal Ellen and Michael Sandler Dr. and Mrs. John R. Saunders Herb and Adel Savitz Bubbi and Ron Segel Mr. and Mrs. Rex B. Shannon The Tallens Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick L. Titsworth Buffy and Tim Tompkins The Valle Family Mr. and Mrs. Joel Wilder The Zellen Family Shirley and Charles Zraket PATRONS Edythe and Jay Anderson Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Duke Y. Bae Mr. and Mrs. Roger Burke Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Clair Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Dupee Jr. John and Barbara Fibiger Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fishman Mr. and Mrs. David Fleischer Mr. and Mrs. John T. Funkhouser Rosianne Giamo Betty Ginzler Mr. and Mrs. John Goode Dr. and Mrs. J.A. Hargreaves Carol and Ralph Hinckley Mary Fou Isaac Dr. and Mrs. B.T. Jackson Martha and Bill Katz Mr. and Mrs. James S. Kennedy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Kerwin Ivronne and Gerry Moran John and Meredyth Moses No Name, Please Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. O’Hara Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Paris Mr. and Mrs. A. Brooks Parker Mary and Wells Pughe Dr. and Mrs. Albert Sheffer Phyllis and Gene Strimling Harriet and Ted Thrall Janet R. Tulloss Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Watral Dr. and Mrs. George Wright Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zabriskie Jr. PHOTOGRAPHS OF KENYA 8Y MARTHA HATCH The Yearbook Staff thanks Martha Hatch for her dependable, fine photography and unselfish dedication. We couldn’t have done it without you, Martha! r CAPEWAY SEAFOODS, INC 16 FRONT STREET NEW BEDFORD, MA 02740 (617) 997-4584 (617) 997-4585 v_y CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL SENIORS TEA GIFTS JEWELRY IDENTS EARRINGS Agents for Rubber Stamps and Name Tapes Repair of Jewelry and Beads Personalized Stationery and Informals KIEN CHUNG’S 502 Boston Post Road Phone: 894-4290 Y_ J 395 Boston Post Road, Weston, Ma. 02193 899-0750 This office has built its Business and Repuation by Honoring our mottto: “SINCERE INTEREST AND PERSONAL ATTENTION TO YOUR NEEDS — BUYING OR SELLING” Sandra S. Ashley, GRI Roseanne M. Giamo Thomas Cutter Min Martenson, Secretary Sheila A. Patraiko, GRI Beth Mitchell, GRI 899-6356 Norma J. Lord, GRI 785-0707 Alice Komessar 891-4777 ; Shirley N. Cohen 237-2226 Harry B. Jones 899-0977 j Roberta Brenner 237-4312 Eleanor Durkin 893-1420 Doris Roberts 235-4488 Sasiree Cutter 891-7781 V J r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 THE TRAVEL AGENCY 432 Boston Post Road, Weston 891-5680 V_ 183 r CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1980 (©the (Cottage Restaurant nnb 1[|e (©the (Cottage ®oo 184 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1980 HAMBURGERS J WHEN YOU VISIT DOWNTOWN CROSSING STOP IN AND SEE US AT 349 WASHINGTON STREET P S. WE LL SHOW YOU WHERE BRIAN WORKS 185 r B.L. OGILVIE SONS, INC. Established 1919 39 Warren Ave., Weston, 894-1265 Your One-Stop Home Center Building Materials — Fuels Cement Blocks Paneling Bird Feed Sand Roofing Paint Drainage Pipe Ladders Glass Fencing Lawn Mowers Tools Lumber Fertilizer Bolts Fir Timbers Dog Food Kitchen Wares Finished Pine Horse Feed Radios Red Wood Hay Firewood Plywood Shavings Fuel Oil J A TRIPLE £fMARKETS “Growing By Serving 9 Weston Concord Acton Needham Peter’s Market Basket Wellesley Hills Square 186 CLASS OF 1980 Your Class of 1980, Soon will be leaving Weston High, And fondly, and somewhat sadly, You’ll bid high school days, goodbye. You’ll take with you many memories, Of the happy years you shared, With friends, and students, and teachers, While for the future, you prepared. That some future now awaits you, As graduation nears; You’ll proudly accept the challenge, But you’ll have your doubts and fears. Take courage, you who graduate, You have so much to give; You’ll be the ones, who’ll find the road, To a better way we live. Your path may be to college, Or to busy industry; Whatever you have chosen, Do it faithfully. Farewell, Class of 1980, Our hopes all go with you; We all take pride, and wish you well, In everything you do. THE KIRSCH OFFICE — REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 550 Moody Street, Waltham — Established 1945 899-1050 Louis J. Kirsch, Jr. — Welton D. Brown — Louis J. Kirsch, 3rd. J 187 6$es Wi Aes; (o a of c ?0 R.M. Bradley Co., Inc. 542 Boston Post Road Weston, Mass. Realtors John T. Fallon, President VIC’S NNESTON WJTONsDTIVE INC. COMPLETE FOREIGN DOMESTIC CAR REPAIRS MERCEDES BMW PORSCHE AUDI ROLLS ROYCE 899-0247 899-0799 VOLVO SAAB DATSUN FIAT JAGUAR RR 584 BOSTON POST RD., WESTON TAKE EXIT 49 OFF RTE. 128 TO WESTON CENTER STEVE YERARDI, Manager COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP FOREIGN • DOMESTIC • INDUSTRIAL R St MMEM MAGNAFLUX TCDPtM l ' ULCAIM TOWING SERVICE r r L. DAVENPORT REALTOR SINCE 1934 SERVICE a CONTRACTING Connie Stair Jackie Boyd, QR1 Bobbie Bradtay, QRI Jana Cuttar ■lien Dwina il Pat Jandi, OR) RdthOrr Buff Paine Jackie Ralston Anne Rooney Mitt TheaM Alteon Tyler 1 P ' ziton tsctric do., One. MASTER ELECTRICIANS 2?4 (xoux Smzxcjzncy S xuicz David H. Bradtay, Proa. Lucy D. Boyd, Tree . ( 617 ) 893-4500 426 Boston Post Road, Weston, MA 02193 ED FROTHINGHAM 099-0098 596 BOSTON POST ROAD WESTON, MASSACHUSETTS _ V_ J r ( BEST WISHES CENTRAL TO THE CLASS OF ’80 TAILORING FROM COMPANY EILEEN AND RICHARD DeVITO “Your good will is our greatest asset” PRIME NATIONAL 894-1888 399 Boston Post Road Weston, Massachusetts PUBLISHING CORP 02193 470 Boston Post Road Weston, MA V J V J 190 r r GIFTS ANTIQUES DECORATING SERVICES THE CHESTNUT SHOP WESION. MASSACHUSETTS 02193 WESTON CENTER MALL 899-4331 POWERS INSURANCE AGENCY V ' IAAA, XL X1 C. RICHARD POWERS 56 COLPITTS ROAD WESTON. MASS 02 1 93 894-1111 EUGENIO MacRae Insurance Agency, Inc. INC. 483 Boston Post Rd., Weston 893-1500 1 Everett St. HOME — AUTO — LIFE — BUSINESS Wellesley, MA 237-1737 y v 191 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 NORTHEAST PETROLEUM CORP. 295 Eastern Avenue Chelsea, Mass. F. DIEHL SON A complete center for building materials and hardware. Everything for the home. 180 Linden Street 235-1530 Wellesley, MA 653-0170 193 ■ r : CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1980 from the CLASS OF 1982 CONGRATULATIONS to the Best Class EVER from the CLASS OF 1981 V_ J V_ J r r CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1980 from JOEY JOEL WECHSLER To A Great Class From Mr. and Mrs. John W. Costello V_ J V_ J 194 r r PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY THE SUE PAGE SHOP 183 Linden St. Wellesley, Mass. 20 Church St. Wellesley, Mass. v_y v_y 195 • Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolina Linda Miller, Cambridge, Mass. � - , { ■ j . d ' 4 £: ■ ■ :• • “ % ’ 5 . v l ' Sr -? w 1 % t .v S ' ' •- t t . . • %• Jk • ' A -- . 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