Weymouth High School - Campus / Reflector Yearbook (Weymouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1984 volume:

WEYMOUTH NORTH and VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL THIS YEARBOOK IS DEDICATED TO PAUL ALBERT LAWLER September 7, 1965 — July 22, 1981 I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead. He is just away. With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand. He has wandered into an unknown land. And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be since he lingers there. And you — O you, who the wildest yearn For the old — time step and the glad return — Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of there as the love of here; Think of him still as the same, I say; He is not dead — he is just away! James Whitcomb Riley 2 HOMECOMING The Homecoming finalists, left to right, are: Ronald Long, Patricia Breed, Maureen Reilly, Edward Joseph Foster, Tracy Anderson (Queen), Robert Cavanaugh (King), Edward John Foster, Lori Wright, Kristine Mattson, and Michael Waithe. 8 10 11 15 Itlterlaken, Switzerland February 17-26, I984 16 18 FACULTY Dr. Leon H. Farrin Superintendent of Schools Robert D. West Associate Superintendent Edward E. Knight, Jr. Principal William L. Concannon Assistant Principal James F. Kababik Assistant Principal Douglas T. Blake Head, Social Studies Jacqueline F. Chittenden Head, Business Mary A. Dalton Head, Health Services Timothy F. Daly Head, Science William A. Dempsey Director of Athletics Rita K. Diment Head Librarian Betsey D. Erickson Head, Home Economics ' ) Stephen F. Holt Senior Building Custodian Robert B. Kelleher Head, Guidance David G. Lister Head, Health and Physical Education Edward A. Porter Head, Foreign Languages Ernest B. Remondini Director of Audio-Visual Instruction Hugh J. Sloan Coordinator of Art Education Gerald J. Swanson Head, Mathematics Richard J. Talbot Head, Industrial Arts Paul A. Warren Director of Music Elizabeth Cirigliano Matron Robin Fisher Sign Language Tutor Maureen C. Garner Secretary to Department Heads 21 Elizabeth A. Reilly Mary D. Santo Mary E. Sullivan Brenda M. Tileston Aide Secretary, Library Aide Secretary Marion A. Wakeham Anne Ward William E. Clancy Robert W. Clarke Head Secretary Switchboard Guidance Guidance 22 Dr. John P. Holleran Adjustment Counselor Gerald C. Barton Social Studies William A. Campbell Bonnie B. Miller Guidance Stephen E. Berall Special Needs Gerald F. Cavanaugh Social Studies John M. Noonan Guidance Arnold R. Chase Science V. ; Kenneth H. Arvidson Mathematics David F. Brayton Music Charlotte E. Cheyne Mathematics 23 Stephen J. Chop Art Gertrude E. Ciampa Mathematics Joanne F. Cipullo Business George A. Clark, Jr. Science Paul V. Clark Business, Social Studies Jane A. Cohoon Mathematics Jean B. Condito Librarian Joyce M. Cooksey Science Estelle M. Cowie Home Economics Carolyn M. Cragin English John C. DeCoste Social Studies Vincent J. DiSessa Industrial Arts 24 Robert P. Donovan Science John P. Frost Mathematics I Barbara A. Gauthier Home Economics Mary L. Doucette Business Paul R. Fuller Mathematics George C. Ghiorse English Jeanne Downes English William J. Gamboa Mathematics David E. Gnong Social Studies James R. Egan Kathleen C. Garvey Business Jr V Allen H. Green Mathematics 25 John F. Greene Social Studies Richard C. Hallowell Science Patricia Harding Tutor Margaret C. Hart Foreign Languages 1 Richard K. Hayes Physical Education Elizabeth S. Hodges Music Peter B. Johnson English Janice B. Joyce Foreign Languages Lucy S. Kalaijian English Dorothy L. Kelley Special Meeds Dorothy P. Kelly Social Studies Robert M. Kelly Mathematics 26 Kenneth M. Knowles Donald F. Larkin Edwin R. Lofgren Robert D. Lombard Mathematics Art Social Studies English John B. Lonergan Robert C. Loudermilch Gail V. MacSwan Patricia A. Marinos Mathematics Industrial Arts Foreign Language Social Studies William A. Martin Ronald B. Matthews Suzanne C. McCarthy John R. McPherson Social Studies Industrial Arts Special Needs Physical Education Thomas J. Miley Business Rosemary E. Miller Mathematics Lois M. Mosca Foreign Language David A. Murley English XT George H. Player Foreign Language Harry T. Powers Business Muriel Rapalje Tutor Peri Ann Reilly Home Economics Michael E. Richard Science Velna A. Roberts Business Wilfred G. Roberts Business Carol F. Ross Home Economics Marilee Schurman English Daniel J. Shea Foreign Language, History Gail P. Shields Social Studies Stephen J. Shoff Health and Physical Education 29 Charles S. Sidman Science, Health Janet L Smith English Willaim M. Soule Science John W. Welsh English Ann M. Whitlow English Dorothy A. Williams Foreign Language William W. Wilson Business Barbara J. Wight Special Meeds Cafeteria Staff: front: Jennie Belcher, Jean Yeager, Audrey Con- nolly, Marie Richmond, Louise Perriello, Phyllis Hoyt. standing: Shirley Bennett, Josephine Begonis, Carol Peterson. Marie Mac- Fee, Martha McCombe, Jean Devine, Mary Ann MacDonald, Pat Smith, Anna Condon, Eve Losee, Carol Melville, Gert Har- rington. (Top to bottom) — Frank Castagnozzi, Robert Ml, Gordon Lavender, Elizabeth Cirigliano, Tony Rizzo, and Stephen Holt. A Eugene Stenstrom Vocational Director 1 Maureen A. Robishaw Secretary Joseph A. Canova Construction Tech. James Hager Vocational Assistant Director Bryant T. Anderson Drafting Richard C. Cole Building Const, and Remodeling Helen A. Chester Secretary to Director Dennis Callahan Cabinetmaking Edward J. Coleran Math John F. Campagnone Building Remodeling Edward F. Curtis Graphic Arts 31 Charles L Dardinski Auto Body Repair Paul Dewing Carpentry Shop Carol Fletcher Title I Tutor Mary D. Fredrickson Cooperative Advisor Ralph G. Frye Carpentry Theory Linda J. Gould Mathematics, English Elliott Hoffman TV Production David T. lnfascelli Auto Repair John Knox Adjustment Counselor Kenneth R. Knudsen Sheet Metal Mark J. Landry Graphic Arts Bradford Lawson Science, Math 32 Gerald A. Leafer Electronics John R. McCarthy Guidance Brian J. McElligott Special Meeds Anthony A. Manzelli Social Studies Edward H. McDermott Building Maintenance James M. McQueen Related Subjects Support Charles P. Mazzola Sheet Metal Thomas J. McDermott Social Studies — « Lorraine W. Morgan English George W. McCarthy, Jr. Computer Programming Anne Marie McDonald Guidance Recruiter Leo D. O ' Reilly Electronics 33 p Giovanni A. Pacini Health and Physical Education Kerry I. Ryan Tutor George A. Swart Building Maintenance Kenneth L. Perez Auto Body Shop Leland H. Sanger Guidance Charles J. Grciuoli Drafting Joan B. Ramsey Title I Tutor Carol Schuler Title I Tutor Edward J. Vinskey Carpentry Donald F. Riel Auto Repair Theory Robert F. Stenberg Graphic Arts Donald E. Wettergreen Auto Repair 34 35 ACTIVITIES HONOR SOCIETY From I to r: Jens Lisinski, Jean Barilaro, Sharon Brigham, Dave Murphy, Mary Deneault, Denise Perry, Jim Leone, (seated) Eman Elkadry, Maureen McGonnigal, Tara Greene, Kelly MacMillan, Sandy Cayon, Karen Deveau. SAD.D. (Back) Jeanine Reiser, Maureen McGonnigal. (Front) Melissa Mantos, Paula Dowling. 38 SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES (front) Mike Crisafulli, Matt Newman, Dave MacKay, Mary Ellen McConkey, Linda Striano, Diane Vitello, Maureen Reilly, Kristi Savage, Lori Wright, Kathy Burns, (back) Suzanne Donovan, Kathy Clow, Mary Ellen Shea, Grant Hamilton, Noreen O ' Connor, Karen DiBona, Teresa Alosi, Andrea Keeley, Kris Lowe, Joe Gallagher, Tricia Breed. REPRESENTATIVES TO THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE ADVISORY COUNCIL Robert Cavanaugh, Tracy Anderson Lisa Emmett, Tracy Anderson ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE (back) Beth Eisan, Jens Lisinski, Eman Elkadry, Debbie Baker, (front) Beth Mitchell, Jeanine Proto, Tom Hession. MATH TEAM I. to r.: Brian McGowan, Jean Barilaro.Tony Curran, Denise Perry, Jeanne Picciuto, John Akoury. (seated) Dave Murphy, Cindy Shea, Sandy Pepe, Derek Lisinski, Chris Chaput. FRENCH CLUB 1. to r.: Kerry O ' Brien, Jenine Resier, Mrs. Joyce, Mimi Thorns, Tim Sweeney, Mike Driscoll, Jennifer Morrow, Axel Heitmann, Bill Bullock, Jay Mich, Tammy Moser, Cathy Conway, Leon Smith, Laurie Congdon, Bill McBarron, and Amanda Lugg. KEY CLUB (back) Jennifer Evans, Sue Hurley, Barbara OToole, Tricia Breed, (front) Suzanne Donovan, Sue Bates, Maureen Keiley, Chris Malloy. 41 YEARBOOK STAFF (left to right) Mrs. Wight, Lisa Kelley, Jens Lisinski, Tom Hession, Scott Fowler, Teresa Gentile, Mrs. Mosca. (seated) Kathy Clow, Noreen O ' Connor, Mary Ellen Shea, Suzanne Donovan, Mary Ellen McConkey, Kris Lowe. YEARBOOK EDITORS (left to right) Noreen O ' Connor, Jens Lisinski, Lisa Kelley. 42 YEARBOOK STAFF Tri-editors Moreen O ' Connor Lisa Kelley Jens Lisinski Art Editor Suzanne Donovan Student Photographer Julie Monahan Staff Bill Burns Tricia Breed Susan Bates Barbie Donovan Jeanne Flynn Scott Fowler Beverly Fulton Teresa Gentile Grant Hamilton Tom Hession Rich Hughes Mary Hurley Alene Jennette Maureen Johnson Kristin Leonard Mary Ellen McConkey Jackie Perchard Jeanine Proto Maria Pucillo Janet Santry Cindy Shea Christine Sullivan Joni Sullivan Maureen Tracy Mary Walsh Advisors Mrs. Barbara Wight Mrs. Lois Mosca SPANISH TRIP Spanish Trip: Tricia Murphy, Sue McAlarney, Linda lamelli, Pam Hudson, Maureen Johnson, Beth Murphy, (back) Mrs. Joyce, Brian McGowan, Dan Kowalski, Brian Chase, Diane Vitello, Mrs. Mosca. ITALIAN TRIP Italian Trip: (front) Mr. Shea, Mrs. Caristi, Mr. Player, (second row) Nanette Mariano, Cathy O ' Leary, Scott Fowler, Cindy Shea, Daniel Shea, Jenine Reiser, Sharon Brigham, (third row) Tom Hession, Dave Caristi, Max Kramer, Michelle Cordeiro. CHEERLEADERS Front: Sue Gough, Jeanine Proto. Middle: Maureen Reilly, Amy Callbeck, Brenda Boyle, Donna DeLuca, Tricia Murphy, Beth Murphy, Lynn Shea, Jean Henry, Andrea Busa. Top: Missy Coutu, Kelly Elia, Pauline Ball, Patty McGuirk, Michelle LaRocco, Sue Miller. J. V. CHEERLEADERS From 1 to r: Nicole Crisafulli, Gina Thornton, Colleen Manning, Lori DiBona, Pauleen Kelly, Tara Stevenson, Dawn Baxter, Kim Haslett. (front) Stephanie Oliver, Colleen Cummings. 45 MAJORETTES (back) Diane Vitello, Wendy Hancock, Diana Hood, (front) Yvette McKee, Marianne Murphy, Cathy Reiser, Patty Lanigan, Beth Rourke, Kim Dowell. FLAG TEAM Valerie O ' Connor, Karen Kelleher, Debbie Lampry, Jenny Townsend, Jeannette Maggiore, Laura Lemay, Chris MacEachern. (front) Jan Gough, Kristin Mullaney, Larisa MacDonald, Noelle Hussey. 46 DRAMA CLCIB 4th Row: Sandra Recchia, Joni Sullivan, Shawn LoPorto, Mike Crisafulli, Jackie Perchard, Melissa Spratling, Brian McGill. 3rd Row: Lisa Glennon, Marie Gosselin, Fred Zacher, Laura Culbert, Liz Hunter, Carmela Grasso. 2nd Row: Donna Geissler, Chris Walsh, Cindy Duff, Danny Lyne, Mike Keaney, Diane Griffin, Karen Foley, Maureen McGonnigal, Jan Gildea, Stephanie Baker. 1 st Row: Robin Nicholson, Scott Dowd, Brian McGowan, Sue MacAlarney, Eric Gagnon, Paul Gagnon, Beth Eisan, Beth Mitchell. HOLE IN THE WALL The Drama Club ' s year was highlighted by the fantastic Broadway show Annie . It was the first year in North High ' s history that the Drama Club sponsored the Se- nior Class Play. The huge success was great- ly due to the directing ta- lents of Mrs. Janet Smith, Mr. Allen Green and Mrs. Dorothy L. Kelley. The club competed in the State Finals of the Massachusetts Drama Festival with the power- ful one act play Saint Joan . Senior class mem- bers of the cast of St. Joan were: Laura Cul- bert, Eric Gagnon, Mike Crisafulli, Brian McGo- wan, and Paul Gagnon. It was another exciting year for the WNH Drama Club one of which the members should be proud. From 1 to r: Shari Fountain, Lee Ann Davis, Cathy O ' Leary, Mike Walsh, Bobby Dorin, Karen DiBona, Mrs. Doucette, Kris Mattson. 47 OFFICE ASSISTANTS From I to r: Karen DiBona, Lyn Durgin, Michelle Collins IMC ASSISTANTS Jeff Sterling, John Connolly, John Flaherty JR. CLASS OFFICERS From I to r: Kelly MacMillan, Brenda Baumeister, Joni Sullivan, Billy Mackin. JR. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES From I to r: Tara Greene, Jean Barilaro, Bob West, Carl Zerfoss, Chris R oche, Maureen McGonnigal, Maureen Johnson, Sharon Brigham, Lisa Emmett, Laurie Congdon 49 LITERARY STAFF Back row: Kathy Cocce, Henry McNamee, Nicole Johnson. Middle row: Dave Caristi, Eric Conrad, Henry Sheedy. Front row: Barbra OToole, Devin Gladstone, Lisa Glennon. SHELTERED WORKSHOP 50 51 52 53 1 SPORTS 55 Kevin Bell, Lars Lambros, Dan Papile, Bob MacKenzie, Coach Van Neste. Front row, left to right: Ron Long, Tom Magee, George Zmudzien, Tim Chaisson, Mike Walsh, Paul Hanifan, Ken Padula. (front row) Jean Barilaro, Mary MacKay, Jodi Foy, Kim Flaherty, Sheila Padden, Jean Heine, Linda Gillan, Cathy Cocce. (back row) Mary Walsh, Cindy Shea, CoCo Dailey, Kelly Litchfield, Lisa Foley, Nichole Johnson, Coach Landry. JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity compiled a record of 4 wins and 10 losses. From the start of the season, the team continued to improve and posted impressive wins over a strong Weymouth South and Plymouth- Carver teams. Lead by the offensive hitting of Kris- tin Leonard, Linda Gillan, and CoCo Dailey; and the consistent pitching of Kim Flaherty, the squad developed into a competitive unit that could not be taken lightly by the opposition. In the field the smooth gloves of Jody Fay at third, Mary MacKay at Shortstop, Jean Barilaro and Cathy Cocce pla- tooning at Second and Lisa Foley on First kept the squad in contention. The outfield consisted of Mary Walsh, left, Jean Heine in center and Cindy Shea in right. Platooning in the outfield were Nichole Johnson, Kelly Litchfield and Sheila Padden. Next Year we look forward to a more experienced and knowledgeable team that will undoubtably win many of the games that slipped by us by a single run. L 8 VARSITY SOFTBALL Even though their record did not show it (7 wins — 6 losses), Weymouth North had its share of out- standing players on the Varsity Softball Team. North placed 3 players Sue Geddis, Kelly and Lisa Emmett on the Old Colony League All Star Team. Kelly Emmett lead the North Team with a .379 batting average and some strong play at pitcher. Sister Lisa was the winning pitcher for all the victo- ries, and came on strong in the second half of the season. Sue Geddis showed she had the ability both at the plate and in the outfield as she rounded out the trio. With the graduation of Casey Balzano, the RBI leader, Kathy Lyons, Eleanora Grasso, and Karen Heine, Coach Arnold will be depending on strong performances by underclassmen Kristi Savage, Sue Geddis, Sue Hurley, Kelly Emmett, Lisa Emmett, Sharon Brigham, Dawn Gillan, and Andrea Maimaron. She may also receive some unanticipated help from some of last year ' s Junior Varsity team. (front (back row) Lori Wright Andrea Maimaron, Karen Heine, Casey Balzano, Eleanora Grasso, Kathy Lyons, Dawn Gillan. row) Kelly Emmett, Kristi Savage, Barbara OToole, Sue Hurley, Sue Geddis, Sharon Brigham, Lisa Emmett. 59 i jr. Sa w The Spring Track Team enjoyed another fine year finishing with 6 victories against 4 defeats. This continues the tradition of never having a los- ing season. Some of the outstanding performers were: Laurie Leonard and Ann Cullivan in the two mile, Cindy Crocker and Maureen Tracy in the mile, Kris Silva in the 880, Ginny Conroy in the 440, Helen Cullivan in the 220, Laurie Williams in the 1 00, and Pam Sandahl in the hurdles. In the field events Julie Deschenes and Joy Gard- ner were top performers, as were Karyn Stevenson, Nina MacAleese in the Javelin. The High Jump was capably handled by Tricia Williams, Diane Brooks, Nancy Sciaraffa, and Chris Roche. Laurie Williams was outstanding in the Long Jump. With over fifty girls returning next year, the future looks very bright and the record of never having a losing season remains unblemished. Record of Meets (The team with the lowest score wins.) Wey. North 19 Silver Lake 42 Wey. North 21 Randolph 40 Wey. North 33 Marshfield 24 Wey. North 15 Bridgewater 50 Wey. North 15 Hingham 49 Wey. North 19 Taunton 44 60 (back row) Coach Hayes, Jane Plaisted, Rose Marie Fay, Jennifer Maher, Pam Sandahl, Lisa Belmarsh, Julie Murray, Cindy Crocker, Chris Roche, Aileen Duffy, Elaine Stokes, Laurel Balfe. (third row) Coach Wilson, Debbie Thomas, Karyn Stevenson, Diane Brooke, Maryanne Fitzpatrick, Brenda Deady, Teresa Cavallo, Maureen McGonnigal, Sherry Padula, Patricia Rielly, Lisa Clark, Ginger Rober. (second row) Laurie Williams, Melanie Hooper, Laurie Leonard, Chris Preskins, Marianne Navicky, Maureen Johnson, Chris Malloy, Maureen Kelly, Helen Cullivan, Jennifer Conroy, Wendy Molignano. (first row) Maureen Tracy, Ann Cullivan, Suzanne Donovan, Kristine Silva, Mary Ellen McConkey, Lesley Archibald, Karen Murphy, Cheryl Kelly, Christine Longhi, Amy Jackson. G I R L S s P R I N Q T R A C K 61 iiiiiniiii The 1 983 track team did not perform to their true potential; however, the track coaches are anticipating a successful season this year with the many talented and enthusiastic underclassmen. (front row) Coach John Lonergan, John Wyman, Fred Schneider, Patrick Fitzgerald, Steven Sudbey, Dennis Doyle, Michael Bunszell, James Fraser, Coach David Laprise. (back row) Joe Gallagher, Brian Chase, Tony Curran, James Harding, Tony Bennedetti, Dennis Shea, David Geloran, John Mathisen. D O Y S S P R I rs G T R A C K 63 (Front) Mike Carter Peter DeLuca, Tom David, Brian McDonald. Shawn Loporto, Bill Silva, Shawn Lovewell, John Deady Middle) Matt DelVecchio John Ready, Bill Sepeck, Charlie Carter, Matt Powers, Dave Noble, Rob Martell, Mike Ross, (Back) Eric Williams Shawn O ' Brien, Brian McDonald, Mike Gosselin, John Farragher, Phil Jobin, Coach: John Wyman The 1982-82 Lacrosse team had a very strugglesome season. Their record was 4 wins and 1 1 losses. Though their season was not every successful, they were full of team effort and had great coaching as well as support by Coach Manzelli. There were also some outstanding players on the team. I wo freshmen, James Jackson and Mark Donovan did very well. This was the first time freshmen had played on the Varsit Team. Goalie Paul Donovan set a school record by posting his second career shutout in the beginning of the season. arsity Team: (Front) Coach Manzelli, Jim Molignano, Peter Murphy, Paul Donovan, Steve Masison, Paul Hughes, om Taccini, Asst. Coach Wyman. (Middle) Eddie Foster, Rich Diramio, Dave Hatfield, Jay Doherty, Chris Brennan. 3ack) Tom Clarke, Jack Kelley, Dave MacKay, Mark Donovan, and James Jackson. 65 66 The girls tennis team had a great season this year. The season was enjoyable not only because of the record, 9 wins 5 losses, but because of the girls on the team. Exceptional effort was made by the team captain, Christine Sullivan and also by senior Joan Sinkiewicz. The team practiced long and hard to become the best they could and they succeeded. Individual and team pride formed a solid team unit of which North was proud. Debra Dalessandro, Christine Sullivan, Joanne Cunniff, Wendy Jacobsen, Kathy INorve, Joan Sinkiewicz, Katherine Sullivan, Lisa Kelly, Patty Garrity, Elizabeth Hunter, Walter Murphy. 67 The Boy ' s Tennis Team showed a great improvement over the last year. Led by Coach Steve Shoff, North broke its two-year losing streak with three wins. The team sported strong senior and underclassmen players and, with new recruits coming in, North looks forward to a winning season this year. I This fall Weymouth North High ' s newly formed girl ' s volleyball team made its debut. Playing on an independent schedule, the girls compiled a record of 1 win and 6 losses. Lead by captains Sharon Brigham and Michelle Akoury, the girls improved con- tinuously throughout the season. Next year promises to be an exciting and successful year for our newest team! 70 Autumn brings school but even before the first term starts, the Weymouth North Football Team has been diligently working under the watchful eyes of Coach McPherson. With the loss of many exceptional players from last year ' s team Coaches McPherson, Fitzgerald, Morelli, Manzelli, and Cobban had a rebuilding process to undertake. The Maroons, lead by the outstanding playing of Ed Foster, Gerry Macklin, and Michael Waithe, obtained a respectable record of 4 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie. Their determination and hard work was particularly notable in the Thanksgiving Day Game against rival South High. Many of the members of this team will return next year but the following players graduate this year: Michael Joyce, Ed Foster, Michael Waithe, Robert Cavanaugh, Joseph Gallagher, Steven Power, Bill Ketchen, John Garner, Gerry Mackin, Sylvester Zeig- ler, Matt Boudreault, Mike Bunszell, Mike Crisafulli, Ron Long, and Ed Gruszka. F O O T B A L L Front row — Steven Boyd, Tony Scibilio, Dennis Antonowicz, Michael Horvath, Robert Wierling, Gary Torressen, David Codero, Shawn Christmas, Andy Stern, Chris Choukas, Brian Eger, Mike Mahoney, Michael Crisafulli, Larry Peruzzi, Matt DelVecchio, and Jack OToole. Middle row — Bill Jackson, Glen Alexander, Ed St. Croix, Glen Boudreault, Peter Feroli, Sean Lovell, Steve Power, Joe O ' Malley, Dave Hutchinson, Rob Cavanaugh, Mike Shaw, Mickey O ' Malley, Mike Bunszell, Tim Sweeney, Ed Gruszka, Joe Gallagher, Peter Beard, Jack Mathisen, Jim Cavallo.Mike (Juice) Joyce, Bill Ketchen, Ron Long, and Laura Aguiar. Back row — Coach Fitzgerald, Coach McPherson, Steven Barilaro, David Lang, George Donovan, Doug Wright, Jim McCluskey, Dennis Shea, Arthur McCarthy, Mike Plateel, Matt Boudreault, Mike Waithe, Sylvester Zeigler, John (Moose) Garner, Gerry Mackin, Ed Foster, Lars Lambros, Brian Chaisson, Dan Bell, Peter Hurley, Mike Gruszka, Donald Rafferty, James Jackson, John Mahoney, Jeff Daly, Cindy Simmons, Kevin Cobban, and Coach Manzelli. 73 Junior Varsity: (front) Alison Coleman, Amy Hanrahan, Nina Macaleese, Pam Sandahl, Lisa Thompson, Lisa Belmarsh. (second row) Lisa Clarke, Chris Cannovo, Mary Anne Navicky, Julie O ' Neil, Julie Deschenes, Debbie Melville, Laurel Balfe, Kathy MacCalmon, Jinny Coleman. 74 The girls ' soccer team fought hard to maintain a 10-5 record this year. This entitled them to a second place standing in the Old Colony League. The team was guided by the strong coaching of Dick Hayes and also Senior Co-Captains Andrea Maimaron and Patricia Breed. Being a very young team, next year looks to be an even more successful season. Varsity: (front) Amy Colombi, Michelle Roy, Kristi Savage, Lori Wright, Co-Captain Andrea Maimaron, Co-Captain Patricia Breed, Sue Oulette, Mary Ellen McConkey, Diane Driscoll, Kelly O ' Brien, (back) Coach Dick Hayes, Kelly Emmett, Sue Mathewson, Aileen Duffy, Jodi Foy, Mary Anne Daley, Kristina Roche, Kelly Boyne, Jackie Foster, Lisa Emmett. 75 ! mm ' ■4 1 it r - (front) Brian Baker, David MacKay, Kevin Player, Scott Fowler, Keith DePVechio, Bret Bonarrigo (second) Tim Sweeney, Brian Connors, Tony Curran, John Beady, Joseph Comperchio, Joseph Berry, Sean O ' Keefe, Chuck Carter (back) Mike Carter, Tom Xayavong, Alejandro Alex Cabello, Ernie Bean, Steve O ' Neil, Scott Barnes, Rich Davis, Gerry Maguire, Paul Spoo ' Xayavong, Coach Pacini. 77 (front) Kevin Roche, Axel Heitmann, Tom Hurney, Rob Costello, Dennis Doyle, Gary Bunszell. (back) Jim Fraser, Pat Fitzgerald, Coach Wilson, Tony Benedetti, Patrick Desmond. The Boys Cross Country team ran an extremely successful season. The team won the distinction of sharing the title as Old Colony League Champions. The team was captained by seniors Rob Costello and Tom Hurney, and ju- nior Pat Fitzgerald. Rob Costello and Tom Hurney once again displayed their strong athletic abil- ity. Pat Fitzgerald was undefeated throughout the season. Next year ' s team should be equally successful with the talents of the remain- ing athletes. 78 This year ' s Girl ' s Cross Country team had one of its strongest and most successful seasons yet. The team was lead by seniors Maureen Tracy and Kris Silva, and was successful in defeating all the Old Colony League with the exception of Marshfield. Next year ' s team holds much promise in the exceptional ability and enthusiasm of Juniors Kelly MacMillan, Laurie Leonard, Chris Preskins, and Maureen Johnson. c R O S s (front) Kelly MacMillan, Cheryl White, Kris Silva, Maureen Tracy, Cindy Crock- er, Maureen Brown, (back) Annie Cullivan, Laurie Leonard, Christine Pre- skins, Coach Wilson, Helen Cullivan, Chris Petterson, Maureen Johnson. c o a N T R Y 79 (front) Larisa MacDonald, Beverly Fulton, Susan Evans, Jennifer Evans, Cindy Shea, Susan Bates, Suzanne Donovan, Ann Walsh, Jennifer Jones, Suzanne Jones (back) Michelle McCann, Wendy Molignano, Maryanne MacDonald, Joy Gardner, Mancy Donovan, Elaine Naegelin, Jane Fulton, Michelle Lavangie, Mary MacKay, Joanne Villa. 81 During the course of the season, three school records were broken. Sophomore Pam Sandahl set a record in the 50 yard dash hurdles. Sophomore Jenny Conroy set two records. One was in the 50 yard dash and the other in the 300. The team finished with a record of three wins, five losses and one tie. The record, however, did not tell the whole story. The enthusiasm and the dedication of the team members was ex- tremely satisfying. The girls were able to make every meet extremely close and exciting. Special thanks go to Co-captains Senior Kris Silva and Junior Jackie Foster. Next year we are looking forward to de- veloping a winning record to go with our dedicated efforts. (Front) Kathy Barry, Barbara Conway, Pam Sandahl, Jackie Foster (Captain), Kris Silya (Captain), Maureen Brown, Lisa Qa?k Middle) Maureen Johnson, Chris Preskins, Tracy Kavanaugh, Helen Cullivan Cheryl White Cindy Crocker, Diane Brooks, Coach Wilson. (Back) Anne Cullivan, Maureen Tracy, Alene Jennette, Jennifer Conrad, Jennifer Conroy, Laune Leonard, Chris Petterson, Coach Hayes. K 83 This year we participated only in the Suburban League. We won 7 out of 1 1 events in the majority of our meets yet lost because of a lack of depth. The Team placed sixth in the Class A State Championship. Outstanding performers were: Pat Fitzgerald, who won the Class A 2-Mile Championship, Co-Captain Tom Humey, who placed fourth in the High Hurdles and in the State Class A. Championship, and Glen Boudreault who tied the school 50 yard record 3 times during the season. Every member of the team improved his times during the season. Special mention must be made of our 600 yard specialist, Axel Heitmann, and exchange student from Germany who was a superb member of our team. (Front) Greg Gumpright, John Lew, Pat Desmond, Pat Fitzgerald, Glen Boudreault, Rob Boice. (Middle) Sean Hanifan, Jim Harding, Tom Hurney (Captain), Brian Chase, Chris Chaput, Dan Shea. (Back) Coach Wilson, Axel Heitmann, Tony Benedetti , Mike Robinson, Steve Sudbey, Coach Lonergan. I The Gymnastic Team had an outstanding year led by Coaches Janice Murray and Carolyn Kelly. They became the Old Colony League Champions winning all of their meets — 12:0. The team consisted of Beverly Fulton, a senior and co-captain. A junior, Tricia Williams was the League all-around all-star. Marianne Navicky, a sopho- more also was a co-captain. Julie Gifford and Cindy Slattery, sophomores, helped the team a great deal. A freshman, Sandra Falzone, was the League vaulting and uneven parallel bars freshman, ably assisted the team. (Back) Cindy Slattery, Marianne Navicky, Beverly Fulton, Tricia Williams, and Jane Fulton. (Front) Michelle McGrath, W Sandra Falzone, Traci Klier, Missy Coutu, and Julie Gifford. 87 Front row, left to right: Cliff Gilliam, Mike Bunszell, Joe Comperchio, Matt Boudreault, Joe Carter, Gerry Mackin. Back row, left to right: Coach Gary Abbott, Kent Otum, Bryan Egar, Tom Reid, Chris Keenan, Rick Yurgo, Bob Berry, Chris Brown, John Weat, Fred Price, Gary Bunszell, Bob Doherty, Ralph Farina, Scott O ' Brien Junior Varsity Front Danny Sullivan, Mike lamele, Peter Deluca, Scott McNeil, Pat Quinn, John Muirhead, Paul Bernard, Ken Snell, John Knox, Back Brian Haley, Ed Conway, Mike McMillan, Brian Sayward, Mike McDonald, Joe Callahan, Dave Gervasi, John Pennio, Paul McCafferty, Kevin Rheault, Matt Lyons 90 For Coach Donovan and his squad 1983- 84 was another successful season as the Ma- roon skaters posted their third straight year with only one loss and their second straight Old Colony League Championship. Big fac- tors contributing to this success was one of the best lines in Division One hockey which in- cluded junior Tim Sweeney, and senior co- captains Kevin Heffernan and Mike Gervasi who finished one, two, and three respectively, in O.C.L. scoring. North featured five Old Col- ony League All Stars in Sweeney, Heffernan, Gervasi, and seniors Pat Murray and Kevin Player. Seniors Jeff Saliba and Bill Elwood played consistently well while Mike Flynn, John Smith, and Keith Delvecchio also played well. In regular season play the Maroons com- piled a 15-1-1 record and were entering the quarterfinal round of the EMass tournament as of this writing . . . H O C K E (Front) Mike Flynn, Jeff Saliba, Bill Elwood, Pat Murray, Kevin Heffernan, Keith DelVecchio, Tim Sweeney. (Back) Head r Coach Bob Donovan, Mike Ross, Mark Donovan, Bob Coyle, Jim Gervasi, Ron Boben, Jeff Flaherty, Dennis Shea, Bob y Barry, Joe Walsh, Bill Stokes, Matt Powers, Goalie Coach Rick Mills. Missing: Mike Gervasi, John Smith, Kevin Player. 1 91 JUNIOR VARSITY — (front) Lori Lloyd, Stephanie Austin, Kim Kelley. (Middle) Chris Cannavo, Lisa Belmarsh, Nina MacAleese, Kathy Kilburn, Tammy O ' Neil, and Debbie McGaffigan. (Back) Tina Giannandrea, Denise Bonkowski, Julie Deschenes, and Heidi Litchfield. The Girls Basketball Team finished the season with a very respectable 13 and 7 record. They finished third in the Old Colony League, missing the post- season play by one game. Leading the team were senior Co-Captain Andrea Maimaron, senior Sue Hurley, junior Co- Captain Kelly O ' Brien and sophomore Aileen Duffy. Everyone contributed to the success of the season and this team was the hardest working team in the coaching career of Coach Arnold. The season was highlighted by beat- ing South in the final game of the year by 10 points. In addition the team played the top teams evenly. VARSITY — (Front) Laurie Williams, Kelly Emmett, Sue Hurley, Kelly O ' Brien (Captain), Andrea Maimaron (Captain), ; Wendy Molignano, Chrissie Roche, Tricia Reilly. (Back) Lisa Emmett, Aileen Duffy, Sharon Brigham, Marianne Dailey, J— Nancy Donovan, and Colleen Quinn. 93 From left: Coach Leary, Mark Reddish, Ernie Bean, Bill Doyle, Mike Mathison, Jeff Daily, Brian Chaisson, Anthony Comperchio, Mike West, Brian Baumeister, Mike Mahoney, Peter Donahue, John Rundle (captain). 94 The 1983-1984 Boys Basketball Team had a year filled with ups and downs. Unfortunately, there were more downs than ups. The high- light of the season was the defeat of Weymouth South, 42-38 in a game that North was supposed to lose. Although the team did not finish with a very impressive record, the boys managed a season of close, exciting games. VARSITY From ,eft: Brian Connors, Bill Allen, Robert West, Mike Marshall, Lars Lambros, Rich Hughes, Mathison, Steve Rodden, John Mahoney, Gerrard Morelli (Coach), and Tom Hastry (captain). Jack 95 + STUDENT LIFE 99 106 i 1 12 Kristine Mattson, President; Robert Cavanaugh, Vice- President; Tracy Anderson, Secretary; and Christopher DiBona, Treasurer. Mr. Coleran, Advisor; Eric Thomas, President; Scott Bren- nan, Vice-President; Gerald Hogan, School Committee Rep- resentative; and Stephen Weydt, Student Activities Commit- tee. 113 HOLLY AG NEW LAURA A. AHERN WILLIAM T. ALLEN 115 DANIEL J. BELL PACIL BENNETT WILLIAM P. BERARDI JOSEPH F. BERRY PAG LA BLEAKLEY STEPHEN B. BONARRIGO EDWARD BONNER, JR. JERARD F. BONVIE, JR. 116 117 DEBORAH BROOM DORIS BROOM KAREN L. BROWN JOSEPH C BURKE MARYBETH BURKE KATHLEEN A. BCJRNS 118 119 I KEITH CASS STEVEN CASSIDY THOMAS M. CASTLE DANIEL CHAFE KENNETH P. CHAPMAN BRIAN E. CHASE 122 I KELLY B. CONNOLLY SEAN M. CONWAY ROBERT COSTELLO PATRICK J. COUGHLAN BRIAN COUGHLIN 124 ROGER S. COWLES CHRISTINE A. COYLE JANICE COYNE MICHELLE CRANDELL MICHAEL P. CRISAFCJLLI CATHY CROOKER PETER CUGINI LAURA M. CULBERT 125 VERONICA B. CCILBERT DOUGLAS CULLIVAN DIANE CCIMMINGS AMY E. DALEY KIMBERLY A. DALEY TRACEY M. DALTO 126 JAMES M. DEADY SCOTT C. DALY THOMAS F. DALY LISA M. DAVIS MICHELLE DAVIS BRIAN B. DEAN BARBRA E. DE BELLO 127 128 129 GERALD DE FILIPPO KEITH T. DEL VECCHIO KAREN M. DEVEACI KAREN L. DIBONA JAMES Dl LORENZO MARIO Dl MARTI NO 130 RICHARD L. DIRAMIO JOHN J. DOHERTY, JR. BARBARA DONOVAN 131 JENNIFER A. EVANS RHONDA L. FABRIZIO MICHELLE L. FEELEY JEAN-MARIE FERNALD MICHAEL W. FERRARA 133 JGLIE A. FERCILLO DAVID K. F1TTS K1MBERLY FITZGERALD EDWARD JOHN FOSTER EDWARD JOSEPH FOSTER SCOTT R. FOWLER 134 138 139 140 KENNETH JONES, JR. MICHELLE JOGBERT ELISE JOHNS SCOTT JOHNSON ADRIENNE JOY 143 WILLIAM F. KELLY FRANCIS B. KENEALY STEVEN J. KENNEDY 147 149 150 MONICA LYNCH BERNADETTE MAC ALEESE CARYN MAC DONALD JAMES MAC DONALD KEVIN W. MAC DONALD DAVID P. MAC KAY ROBERT MAC KENZIE CHRISTOPHER D. MACKEY GERARD F. MACK1N 151 155 JAMES A. MC GRATH ROBERT MC GCIIRK YVETTE MC KEE KEVIN MC NALLY HENRY MC NAMEE JENNIFER MELODY 158 MAUREEN MURRAY PATRICK E. MURRAY TRACI A. NELSON MATTHEW NEWMAN SCOTT NORTON SCOT O ' BRIEN SHAWN O ' BRIEN JANET S. O ' CONNOR NOREEN M. O ' CONNOR 159 fj) ■ 163 165 TIMOTHY P. SALMERI DOUGLAS S. SALVAS JAMES M. SANCES JAMET M. SANTRY MICHELLE SARSON KRISTI SAVAGE PATRICIA SAVOIE PATRIZ1A SCEPPA MICHAEL SEGALLA 167 CYNTHIA M. SHEA MARY ELLEN SHEA HENRY N. SHEEDY KRISHNA D. SILVA JOAN L. SINK1EW1CZ JOHN P. SLATTERY JOHN A. SMITH LANCE A. SMITH LEO R. SMITH 170 172 MAUREEN TRACY MARGARET A. TROTT ROBERT VANDENABEELE WILLIAM M. V1ENO, JR. BARBARA A. VILLA DIANE V1TELLO MICHAEL A. WAITHE SCOTT W. WALLACE 173 ANNE MARIE WALSH CHRISTINE M. WALSH DONNA M. WALSH MARY C. WALSH MICHAEL WALSH PETER A. WALSH JOHN C. WATTS CHRISTOPHER P. WELLS PAUL D. WILCOX 174 KATHLEEN WILLIAMS SEAN WILLIS LUKE WOODFORD LORI WRIGHT JOHN WYMAN SYLVESTER ZEIGLER GARY CAZEACJLT DAVID COCKSHAW STEPHEN WEYDT 175 Moreen O ' Connor and Jens Lisinski 176 MOST ATHLETIC Mike Waithe and Andrea Maimaron CLASS CLOWNS Lori Wright and Jeff Saliba CLASS COUPLE Eddie Foster and Tricia Breed MOST CREATIVE Lisa Lemay and Chris Girard 1 178 4 DIRECTORY 179 HOLLY E. AG NEW Aggie 30 Sundin Rd., Weymouth College, Graduation (party) What a long, strange trip it ' s been; Robert Plant, Worcester; Stevie Nicks, R.I. LAURA A. AHERN 130 Sunrise Dr., N. Weymouth College You only live once, so live it up now. WILLIAM T. ALLEN Bill 40 Emeline Rd., E. Weymouth College J.V. Basketball 11,12 TERESA M. ALOSI Tee 104 Clinton Rd., E. Weymouth Accountant Homeroom Representative 10,1 1,12; Prom Com- mittee 12 T J Scenes If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; If you can dream it, you can become it. TRACY J. ANDERSON T , Trace, M.T. 14 Wingate Rd., E. Weymouth College, Lawyer Jr. Class Secretary; Senior Class Secretary; Stu- dent Representative to School Committee, 1 2; Re- gional Student Advisory Council, 1 2; State Student Advisory Council. 12; Cap and Gown Committee, 12 I never been right but I never been wrong, it seldom turns out the wav it does in the song. Thanks Rob, Kristine, and Chris; Scenes . . . Leave!; football parties; bears 180 CAROL L. BAILEY 43 Bryant Ave., Weymouth College, Cosmetologist Oakie Merrymount Alleys ' Bridgeway Inn — You ' re always on my mind You can be the captain and I will draw the chart. Saili ng into destiny, closer to the heart. BRIAN J. BAKER 1210 Commercial St., E. Weymouth College — Engineering Soccer 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12 When the sea conspires in armor; and her sullen and aborted currents breathe tiny monsters ... DEBORAH A. BAKER Debbie 96 Judith Rd., N. Weymouth Writing Winter Track 10,11; Drama Club 10,11,12; As- sembly Committee 12; French Club 11,12 Have a nice day ; I believe in the powers that be But they won ' t overpower me. PAG LINE M. BALL 45 Johnston Rd., N. Weymouth Legal Secretary Homeroom Representative 11,12; Cheerleading — Captain 11,12. New Year ' s Eve — Amy ' s; Moe-Mobile ; football games; pep rallies; football parties. Summer of ' 81 . The friendships we have made will never pass with time. Best friends last a lifetime. WILLIAM F. BARCHEY Carpentry Barch 57 St. Anne Rd., E. Weymouth Carpentry, Construction work BRIAN R. BARDON 62 Doris Drive, N. Weymouth Counseling Band 10,11,12 Go for it if you think it ' s right. JOSEPH P. BARNES 61 Addington Cir., E. Weymouth LORALYN E. BARRY Lori 257B Lake St., E. Weymouth Cosmetology, Graduation Good Times up the Y woods — Good luck in the future Holly, Diane. Square Bound, Cruises in the Mouse Mobile II. SCJSAN F. BATES Sue, Batesy 30 Mt. Vernon Rd. W., E. Weymouth College — Computer Science Business Swim Team 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Key Club 1 1 , President — 1 2; French Club 1 2; Yearbook 1 2 France 83 , California 84 , Jr. Prom, Senior Year — Remember the times of your life. We dare not look back to great yesterdays. We must look forward to great tomorrows. Renee — Friends Forever! EILEEN T. BACILIS 1 1 Linden Place, E. Weymouth JOHN J. BEADY Take-a-break John 88 Fuller Rd., N. Weymouth Coast Guard Bound Soccer; Lacrosse I ' d rather be sailing. DALE C. BECKFORD Auto Body Becky 64 Oakcliff Rd., E. Weymouth Auto Body Shop owner He who has a trade has an estate!!! VOC JOHN M. BELANGER Carpentry 53 Unicorn Ave., E. Weymouth Carpenter, Firefighter DANIEL J. BELL 90 Donnellan Cir., N. Weymouth PACIL BENNETT Sheet Metal 27 Manomet Rd, N. Weymouth The less that you give, you ' re a taker. WILLIAM P. BERARDI Building Maintenance Bill 11 2B Joseph Fern Ct, E. Weymouth Military JOSEPH F. BERRY Joe 39 Wingate Rd., E. Weymouth Computer Science Engineering Soccer; Honor Society 11,12 You deserve a break today, at McDonald ' s. PAULA A. BLEAKLY T.T. 15 Manomet Rd., N. Weymouth Executive Secretary Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We ' ll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we ' ll find the BEST OF TIMES. Bob, Forever. STEPHEN B. BONARRIGO Bret 222 East St., E. Weymouth College — Engineering Soccer; Tennis; Ski Club EDWARD BONNER 12 Ledge Hill Ter., N. Weymouth JERARD F. BONVIE JR. Jerry 17 Shamut Ave., E. Weymouth MATTHEW J. BOGDREAGLT Boudy 31 Fore River Ave., N. Weymouth U.S. Coast Guard Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12 The Summer of ' 83 Down the Wall ; The North Quincy and Randolph football games. DONNA M. BOYLE 156 Essex St., Weymouth Nursing Dance Troupe 1 2; Pep Club 1 0; Foreign Language Club 10 To make the world a friendly place, One must show it a friendly face. TIMOTHY J. BOYLE Tim 179 Rinaldo Rd., N. Weymouth Wrestling 10,11,12 Change is often desirable, frequently necessary, and always inevitable. CHERYL E. BRADY Chermal, Gerbil 105 Manzanetta Ave., Weymouth Fashion Merchandising Band 10,11,12 Gimme a break , Cut it out , Doy Artie , Karen — Robert Plant, Fridays, The Beach, Buda, The Tracks, Van Halen, Rush, Journey Friends Forever — Rhonda, Chris, Pam, Sue, Ken, Bill, Karen. PATRICIA M. BREED Tricia, P. Breed 1754 Commercial St, E. Weymouth Nursing Soccer (Captain) 10,11,12; Basketball 10, Band 10,11; Ferdinand 12; Key Club 12; Homeroom Representative 10,11,12; Prom Committee 12 Life ' s battles don ' t always go To stronger or faster men; But soon or late the man who wins, is the one who thinks he can. April Vacation, 1 982 CAROLINE A. BREEN 140 Prospect Hill Dr., N. Weymouth College Band 11,12 You can ' t always get what you want. SCOTT M. BRENNAN Drafting Jed 25 Weyham Rd., N. Weymouth College, Drafting, Marriage Lacrosse 10,11; Vocational Vice President; Year- book; Cap and Gown Committee 12 To be veal , G.G A; M.G. Dupa , What are you, high? Chinese Napkins , dyful , Summer ' 84 TRACEY A. BRODERICK Drizzlebum 21 Sumner Rd., E. Weymouth SCENES All the world ' s indeed a stage, we are merely players, performers, and portrayers, each another ' s audience outside the guilded cage. PJ.G. DEBORAH A. BROOM Debbie 6 Grand View Rd., N. Weymouth Accountant, Computers This is for you, Mike. Live each day in and out, Like there is no tomorrow. Luv ya! DORIS E. BROOM Bee -Bee 6 Grand View Rd., N. Weymouth To go to the mountains You only have one life to live, so why not make the best of it. Oh Danny Boy Bob Seger, Turn the Page KAREN L. BROWN 527 East St., E. Weymouth Computer Programmer I only have two words to say, Led Zeppelin. Hey, Ken and Cheryl remember Robert Plant. Bill, re- member Stevie Nicks. The pines, the beach, the park, Nantasket, and Cheryl ' s house. WILLIAM R. BGLLOCK Lerv 25 Johnson Rd., N. Weymouth See Stevie Nicks concert, Engineering Karen, Ken, Cheryl, Chris, Rhonda, Pam, Sue Will the circle be unbroken , Rush, Journey, Van Halen. almost Stevie Nicks, Genesis, Fridays and Satur- days in the mass production zone, Flying by Night MICHAEL A. BUNSZELL Bunzy 40 John St., N. Weymouth Plumbing Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,12; Track 11,12 Taunton 1 st Varsity TD; AC DC ' 82, ' 84; The Play- boy mobile. We had some good times and some bad times, but we always stuck together. Joe Com- perchio and Paul A. Lawler friends forever. Johnson EILEEN B. BGRKE Leenie 22 Holbrook Rd., N. Weymouth College, travel It ' s little things the heart remembers; It ' s little things that time endears; It ' s little joys that leave sweet memories That we tuck away as souvenirs. Weenie and Bleakley: friends forever. JOSEPH C. BGRKE Joe 56 Hinston Rd., E. Weymouth Jet Pilot 181 Soccer 1 0, 1 1 ; Ski Club 1 2; Track 1 2; Winter Track 12 Who knows what tomorrow will bring in a world where few hearts survive. MARY BETH BURKE 44 Webb St., Weymouth College — Legal or Medical Secretary Summer o? ' 83, A.D., Hutch. Never forget the Se- nior Class of ' 84. Love you guys always. B.H., J. Love is always and forever. The best of times. KATHLEEN A. BURNS K.athy 85 Endicott St., E. Weymouth College — Business Management Homeroom Representative 11,12; Assembly Committee 12; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Yearbook 12; Junior Prom Committee 1 1; Prom Committee 12 Live each day to the fullest because you never know what tomorrow may bring. Terry, Tricia, Di- ane, Dawn, Brenda, Kathy, Maureen, Mary Ellen, and Jen . . . friends forever Florida ' 83, ' 84 WILLIAM J. BURNS Burnsie 22 Sundin Rd., Weymouth To be rich Wrestling Lowly faithful, banish fear. Right onward, drive un- harmed. The port, well worth the cruise, is near, and every wave is charmed. DIANE M. BUTLER 28 Carlson Cove, E. Weymouth JAMES W. CALLAHAN Auto Repair Killer 24 School St., E. Weymouth Own a Corvette DIANE M. CAMERON Lady Di, Lady D 16 Center St., E. Weymouth Dancer Love is a rose, but you better not pick it, it only grows when it ' s on the vine, a handful of thorns and you know you ' ve missed it, lose your love when you say the word mine!!! JOHN C. CAMERON Tyrone 54 Alta Rd., E. Weymouth Skiing, School Store 1 live my life like there ' s no tomorrow. Parties at Peter and Paul ' s. Yacky, J.D., Reenie, Leenie, and the rest. Halloween, OOIE-BOOIE. Trips to the Bakery. Scenes — leave. Sausage!! CAROL A. CAMPBELL 22 Winona Way, N. Weymouth Missing Dianne Galotti in Senior Year. I don ' t care what you say anymore this is my life, go ahead with your own life, leave me alone. If there ' s a way, I ' ll find it. PAUL D. CAMPBELL Electronics 44 Rosalind Rd., N. Weymouth To die young Karate Further understandings correspond to kindness. Many thanks to the sandman. Summer of ' 83, ' 84 I will always remember Niffer Senseless and meaningless violence Hey. Bud, let ' s party. DAVID CAPONE 43 Phillips St., Weymouth JOSEPH C. CARTER Carpentry Mart 42 Katherine St., N. Weymouth Win the Lottery Wrestling 10,11,12; Lacrosse 10,11,12 Even if you ' re on the right track, you ' ll get run over if you just sit there. KEITH M. CASS Sheet metal 16 Weybosset St., N. Weymouth College — Heating and Air Conditioning Finally STEVEN CASSIDY 28 Lafayette Ave., E. Weymouth THOMAS M. CASTLE Tom 132 Sea St., N. Weymouth Rock n ' Roll star The Heavy Metal Monster lives on. I know you think he ' s gone, but beware, he ' ll be back at dawn. Don ' t try to hide, don ' t run away, he ' ll get you someday. The Heavy Metal Monster lives on. JOHN J. CAVANAUGH Jack 1291 Pleasant St., Weymouth College Baseball 10 The Warrior Wing 1981 World Champion Celtics The Rolling Stones (Sympathy for the Devil) Elvis (The King) Bob Seger (Turn the Page) ROBERT CAVANAUGH 181 Sea St., N. Weymouth SANDRA A. CAYON Sandy 16 Pilgrim Rd., Weymouth Study nursing at Northeastern College Honor Society 11, President 12 Live and Let Live GARY P. CAZEAULT Hollywood 31 Shaw St., N. Weymouth Roofer How are you making out? DANIEL CHAFE Auto Repair Dano 1 19B Memorial Dr., E. Weymouth Auto Mechanics, Make Megabucks Fast cars, party at the Jets KENNETH P. CHAPMAN Kenworthy 92 Idlewell Blvd., Weymouth Travel, Have a good time Breathe, breathe in air. Don ' t be afraid to care . . . Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon BRIAN E. CHASE 38 Colasanti Rd., N. Weymouth College, Employment, Marriage, Family Spring Track 10,11,12; Indoor Track 11,12; Band 10,1 1,1 2; Outdoor Sports Club 10,1 1 ,12; Planning Committee; Yearbook; Spanish Club 12 Responsibility walks hand in hand with capacity and power. Soft is the music that would charm foreverAThe world is not as bad a world as some would like to make it . . . KIMBERLY L. CHASE Graphic Arts Kim 45 Raymond St., E. Weymouth Graphic Arts Field Girls J.V. Soccer You only live once, so live it up while you can. JAMES T. CLAFLIN Tim 36 Canacum Rd., N. Weymouth Track I have ridden all of the Earth witness my birth, cried at the side of a man. But still I don ' t know who I am. ....WtEfSK « FREDERICK B. CLARK Ricky 396 East St., Weymouth College Willado E.T. Gee Weez 70 Ford Trucks Lost puppy ' ' Ya, you think so Hide that Helmet GARY F. CLARK 10 King Cove Rd., N. Weymouth BRIAN W. CLEARY 36 Birchbrow Ave., N. Weymouth Working Football with Cochrane, The wall at Beal Park, Bonfires at the Rez on a cold December night, Spark ' em up The magic summer of ' 83 BRIAN E. CLIFFORD Sheet Metal Joe Sheet Metal 1 15 Morningside Path, E. Weymouth Basketball, Baseball You just know what ' s up. KATHLEEN E. CLOW Kathy 161 Cornish St., Weymouth Medicine Swim team 10, Homeroom Representative 10,11,12; Key Club 12; Prom Committee; Year- book; Ski Club 10,1 1,12, Switzerland 12 Time goes by, but the memories remain and the roses never fade. The Journey Party at my house! Weekends and the girls. Amusement Park Rides and Big Mac Attacks. GARY R. COCHRANE Kid Cochrane 64 Unicorn Ave., Weymouth Football with Geary, Hockey with Vinnie. Mr. Kel- ly ' s class, Karate, Wompatuck with Guirk and Con- rad, never a serious moment. 182 DAVID A. COCKSHAW Lou 85 Pleasantview Ave., Weymouth College, Cheesecake Intramural Basketball Someone that understands is there until the end to hold the light for me. In this trying time this light will help me see KA.G. Donna Summer PAUL F. CODERO Cod 99 Grant St., E. Weymouth To be high and mighty Love is our law, Truth is our worship, Conscience is our guide, Peace is our shelter, Mature is our champion, Order is our attitude, Beauty and Perfection are our life. MARK S. COGSWELL Auto Body 89 Trefton Ave., Weymouth To own an Auto Body Shop What a long strange trip. JOSEPH C. COMPERCHIO JR. Johnson 12 Hinston Rd., E. Weymouth U.S. Naval Officer Football 10,1 1; Soccer 12; Wrestling 12; Baseball 10,11,12 It ' s been a long and successful journey. But every- thing must come to an end, leaving us only memo- ries of the past for the future to share with others. True Friend: Mike Bunszell (Memories of Paul A. Lawler) Lady JOHN J. CONNOLLY 31 Cliff St., N. Weymouth Aviation Computer Science Audio-Visual Assistant KELLY B. CONNOLLY Kell 31 Lochmere Ave., N. Weymouth I love my mother — move please Isn ' t it good, Norwegian Wood — Beatles Love, Reign O ' er Me — Roger Daltrey — Allison Rose — my very best friend now and forever. SEAN M. CONWAY 19 Richmond St., Weymouth The world will one day live in peace. Whether we live to see it or not is up to us. ROBERT COSTELLO 23 Hilltop Rd., N. Weymouth PATRICK J. COGGHLAN Yacky 17 Off Grove St., E. Weymouth College — Rich Basketball 11,12 I ' m young, wild, and free. J.D., Tyrone, and the rest of the crew. Let out Scott and Sicky before they reach insanity. Never step on a barefooted robin. BRIAN C. COCIGHLIN Building Remodeling and Construction Coughdog 17 Pecksuot Rd., N. Weymouth Go to Canada and see Rush live. The Class of 84 That we live on with the best of Rock and Roll with Black Sabbath!! ROGER S. COWLES Graphic Arts Lumpy 62 Colasanti Rd., N. Weymouth Production Manager, Printing Brokerage Business Football 10 Keep on pushin ' straight ahead. CHRISTINE A. COYLE Chris 14 Granite St., Weymouth J.P. at the D.P. K.T.W. Hingham Riding Stables — J.R., Reifus F.I.D.O. Barn Parties Tonight, I celebrate my love for you, And soon, this whole world will see me through. Jim JANICE M. COYNE Janass, Jay 93 Clinton Rd., E. Weymouth Finish College, Engineering Student Council Treasurer 12; Homeroom Repre- sentative 12; Ski Club 12 Bryan, I ' m never gonna let you ge, I ' m gonna hold you in my arms forever — Switzerland Ski Trip! Ninth Grade Horrification! The famous swing with the three muskateers. Memories. MICHELLE CRANDELL 17 Prospect St., Weymouth Photography School Soccer 1 0; Winter track 1 0; Yearbook 1 2; Intramu- ral Basketball 10,11 Friends with Ra, Bonnie, and Jennifer always. Thanks for everything, Mom. Dad, and Bob. Love Yah Jenna MICHAEL P. CRISAFGLLI Fulli 30 Altura Rd., N. Weymouth College, Olympics in ' 88, America ' s Cup, and Hawaii Football 12; Drama Club 11,12; Homeroom Rep- resentative 10,1 1,12 B.B., S.C., D.C., T.S., CD., E.F., and B.B. — Some say we ' ll go far, yet not far enough. For friends stretch out in many lengths that bind us together so close that we will never stray far . . . Promises, promises P.S. What a crew, what a riot, some say shut up others say we can ' t be quiet. CATHY M. CROOKER 9 Witawamet Rd., N. Weymouth Secretarial work Thanks, Mom and Dad I love you Kathy Williams — Best friend Good luck to all my friends Looking for the best in others, brings out the best in you. Tiny Bubbles PETER A. CGGINI JR. Building Remodeling and Construction Peter Skabuddy ' s 14 Roland Rd., S. Weymouth To be very happy and to stay out of trouble To my best friends in school — John Reel, Brian Coughlin, Mark Doucette, Fittsit Fittsy, Doug Hen- ry — Good luck, guys. LAGRA M. CGLBERT Spaceshot 19 Crescent Rd., N. Weymouth Military — Navy Senior Class Play 11,12 Thanks for making the last two of my high school years the best years of my life. A part of me will always be here at WNHS. VERONICA B. CGLBERT Ronnie 19 Crescent Rd., N. Weymouth College Senior Class Play My decision to change from RHS to WNHS was the best. I not only learned a lot of respect for others, I learned respect for myself. Special thanks to Laura. DOGGLAS E. CGLLIVAN Ed 63 Laurel St., E. Weymouth College Ski Club 12 It is better to remain silent and be thought stupid than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. DIANE CGMMINGS 252 Broad St., Weymouth 1 183 CYNTHIA D. CURTIS Cindy 100 Iron Hill St, E. Weymouth Hairdresser, millionaire Michael. Remember the good times Gina, Kim, Michelle. Oh ma God he ' s gorgeous! Right here, right now on this very spot! Good luck to all. LINDA J. CYR 12 Winona Way, N. Weymouth Word Processing Summer of ' 82! ANGiE the Police Concert ROBERT J. CYRUS Carpentry Cy 67 Lambert Ave., E. Weymouth Own Carpentry Business AMY E. DALEY 1270 Pleasant St, E. Weymouth College, Partying, Causing Scenes Summer ' 82 1 used to be disgusted, but now I ' m just amused. H.T.L KIMBERLY A. DALEY Kim 83 Wilson Ave., Weymouth Beautician Peanut, replay, grand prix, Camaro, Peter, I Love Peter , I Love Smurfs , Kawasaki, Wild Horses Every breath you take I ' ll be watching you TRACEY M. DALTO 50 Lambert Ave., E. Weymouth Beautician My classic Rally Sport Camaro KATHLEEN T. DALY Kathy 40 Standish St., I s ). Weymouth Good times, bad times, you know I ' ve had my share ; Parties over Ed ' s and Mike ' s; Nantasket Beach SCOTT C. DALY Carpentry Waz 33 Gilmore St., N. Weymouth State Police Lacrosse, Yearbook, Prom Committee Have a good time today, you never know if you will be here tomorrow. THOMAS F. DALY 23 Brook Ter., Weymouth LEANNE M. DAVIS 47 Charles St., E. Weymouth Hotel or Business Management Assistant Manager of The Hole in the Wall, Cap and Gown Committee, 12 Today is the making of tomorrow ' s memories. LISA M. DAVIS Lee 75 Marks Rd., E. Weymouth To be happy Whatever happens, happens It went by like dust to dawn. Scenes! , Leave! Good Luck, C.R. and J.C. The love we share, Jeff, is a special one. Camping at Kangamangus. BOO!! To the Couple-et ' s MICHELLE DAVIS 65 Prospect Hill Dr., N. Weymouth JAMES M. DEADY Cabinetmaking 403 North St.. N. Weymouth Guitars; Maybe someday I ' ll see the Who I ' m as free as a bird now, how ' bout you? I ' m out of here 4th. 5th. 6th, and 7th! BRIAN B. DEAN B. Dean 1047 Pleasant St., E. Weymouth College — Electronics Hockey 10,12 F.O.R.T., Van Halen, Priest Fit, WHJY, Def Leppard — In the Cherokee — How ' d we make it? Scary! Gnawing Mammals shall inherit the earth! AC DC Concerts, Worcester — Bring down the house, Bruins BARBRA E. DEBELLO 48 Seminole Ave., Weymouth Computers Mike; Vt. and Cape weekends. Mickey ' s. J.R. ' s with MIMI. We gotta get out while we ' re young, Baby we were born to run. Thanks Mom and Dad, and all my friends and family. GERALD R. DEFILIPPO Carpentry Flip 34 Roosevelt Rd., Weymouth Cappentry Business Owner KEITH T. DELVECCHIO Del, Beck 377 North St., N. Weymouth Business Career Soccer 11,12; Hockey 10,11,12; Intramural Bas- ketball 11,12 All I want is a little more than I ' ll ever get. J.D. at Juice ' s. You selfish pig Garden Bound Andrea Forever Spoo, Bret, Joe, Dave, Shawn, Rob; How Big ' s a journal? KAREN M. DEVEAU Bunny 77 Lovell St., N. Weymouth College — Social Medicine Honor Society 11,12; French Club 12 It is chance that makes brothers, but hearts that make friends. MICHAEL R. DEVINE Earsdog 89 Putnam St., E. Weymouth Basketball CYO Hoop, Twisting wheat germ, Viwwy Awwen, Wichey Huey, Sidney Baby. A Sunday scare at the porcelain altar. NANCY J. DEYESO Nanc 46 Sagamore Rd., M Weymouth Hairdressing Edzo Forever! Memories of good times, friends, and parties!! Only Kidding CHRISTOPHER J. DIBONA Schettauchini, alias Larry 36 Garey St., E. Weymouth College or new drummer for Led Zeppelin Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer, Golf 10 The road goes on forever — Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker Concert; To Rob, Kris, and Tracy, It ' ll never work. True friend: Ed; Dennis, Cape Cod. Ed, who turned off the T.V.? KAREN L. DIBONA Ka 77 Wingate Rd., E. Weymouth College Student Council 10,1 1, President 12; Homeroom Representative 10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Prom Committee 12; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Student Cafeteria Representative 12; Youth Coun- cil 12 Dream not of today, only of tomorrow. Someday , Mark, Forever Secret Meetings . . . The boyscout bridge — Watch out for falling rocks — Good times with my friends, party til the end. JAMES M. DILORENZO D 280 Essex St., Weymouth College, Navy; Engineer This generation rules dinition, then Ed-dog rules (E.P.), Bog rules (B.M.), D rules, Calculus rules and Gremmy rules (1976 Gremlin). Thanks for everything, Mom and Dad. Good Luck to all! MARIO R. DIMARTINO Auto Repair Romeo 53 Lantz Ave., Whitman Further Auto Mechanics Trade, Business Owner, Make Money Calzone Club Red, white, and blue Spalding shirt, 67 Firebird, Trip to New York, Best Summer was of 83 RICHARD L. DIRAMIO Drafting Dick 99 Doris Dr., N. Weymouth College??? Lacrosse 10,1 1,12 Too many Lowies, V Dog City JOHN J. DOHERTY JR. 18 Charles St., E. Weymouth JOSEPH T. DOHERTY J.D. 28 Oak Hill Rd., E. Weymouth Computers Bartending School Give it to me, I want it Scenes! Leave! We have plenty. Naulty in the Subaru, New Hampshire bound. Maureen, my S S partner. Judas Priest, Van Halen, and Maureen rule! BARBARA A. DONOVAN Barbie, Barbio 5 Glen Rd., E. Weymouth College Newspaper 10, Editor 11,12; Assembly Commit- tee 12, Cap and Gown Committee 12, Financial Advisory Council 1 2 Life is what happens while you ' re making other plans. ACBD, NHG, You haven ' t lived till . . . Joanie: You ' re the best comrade ever. L. Dog Let ' s go dancing! Good Luck Class of 84 ! SIOBHAN DONOVAN Bon 36 Lincoln St., N. Weymouth Communications Newspaper Editor 10,1 1,12; Statistician for Hock- ey Team; French Club President; Nuclear Aware- ness Club; Yearbook Staff Fran, B.I.B., CJ., Charlie, Grog. David . Hockey, Antmusic, purple passion, escapes to Boston. Dancing and private eyes. Summer ' s here and the time is right for racing in the streets. SUZANNE J. DONOVAN Dunny 83 Off Hill St., E. Weymouth College Yearbook Art Editor 12; Swim Team 10,11,12; Math Team 10,1 1,12; Homeroom Representative 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Key Club 11, Treasurer 12 Thanks, Dad and Mom — We Are Family . . . Blue Thunder, watch out for motorcycles and vans . . . Weekend at Princeton — 1983. Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. THOMAS J. DONOVAN Tom 318 Neck St., N. Weymouth College Soccer Manager 1 1 Whatcha doin ' this weekend? Good Luck, every- body BARBARA F. DOUGLASS 23 Poinsettia Ave., Weymouth To become a teacher for handicapped children. LEEANN DOWELL Graphic Arts Lee 184 24 Princeton Ave., N. Weymouth College, Photographer Honor Society I ' m outta here! This place is history, but it was fun while it lasted. CINTHIA L. DOWLING 10 Richmond St., Weymouth PAULA DOWLING 47 Grand View Rd., N. Weymouth DIANE E. DRISCOLL Stella 1 10 Fuller Rd„ N. Weymouth Early Childhood Social Work Soccer 10,11,12; French Club 1 1 , 1 2; Key Club 1 2; Dance Troupe 12 Go for it! Life is too short, and as far as we know there is no dress rehearsal. This is the real thing! Bye E.T., Ester, Alvin, Nancy, Dickie, and Everyone. MICHELLE J. DUBOIS 79 Webb St., Weymouth Secretarial School Don ' t work for love, it ' s everywhere. Smiling is a very important factor in life. Plaza with Janet, Donna, and Cristina. ROBIN M. DUCIC 274 Meek St., N. Weymouth College A fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for yester- day, JJA. New Year ' s Day JAMES K. DUFFY Graphic Arts Duff 31 1 Pleasant St., S. Weymouth RICHARD J. DZIERZESKI Graphic Arts Bezerk Zooski 31 Sycamore Rd., S. Weymouth Good Job, Real Estate Owner No, it ' s not a joke. It ' s cards on the table time. DONNA J. EASTER 45 Saunders St., N. Weymouth College Friends are meant to last a lifetime. End of the year party 82 Adrienne . . . ME TO YOU! Plaza: Janet O., Cristina, and Michelle. Adrienne J. and Janet C. friends forever! RICHARD D. EATON Ritz 57 Brewster Rd., N. Weymouth Communications Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. EMAN A. ELKADRY 174 Green St., N. Weymouth PHYLLIS A. ELLIOT Dame 102 Pilgrim Rd., N. Weymouth College Bound Cross Country Captain 12, Track, Assembly Com- mittee Life is too short, so live every minute to the fullest. WILLIAM P. ELWOOD Bill 72 Bluff Rd., N. Weymouth Hockey Garden Bound PATRICIA E. ERWIN Ish 28 Wessagussett Rd., N. Weymouth Journalist Major Newspaper 10,11,12; Nuclear Awareness Club 1 1 ; Statistician for North High Hockey Team 11,12; Yearbook Staff 12 Silkie Summer of Smut ' 81 , B.I.B., Fran, Hockey, Purple Passion, Boston, Charlie, CJ., Gog, Don ' t give it up, David! Tramps like us, Wendy (and Siobhan), we were Born to Run JENNIFER A. EVANS Jen 72 Heritage Ln., E. Weymouth College Swim Team 10,12; Basketball 10; Homeroom Representative 11; Key Club 12; Yearbook 12; Prom Committee 12 Learn from yesterday, live for today, dream for tomorrow. K.L. Is Sweet William Now Second row Journey with Kathy, Dawn, and Diane. Horrified with Kris and Pat RHONDA L. FABRIZIO Rockin ' Rhonda 8 Chandler St., Weymouth Dental Assistant Hey, Bill, remember Nantasket (HA); Guys, The Pines, Beach, Park, Dave ' s Garage, good times! ! I ' ll never forget ya, friends forever, Cheryl, Chris, Sue, Pam, Karen, Ken, and Bill. But Why? , Led Zep- plin, Rush — I do believe I need a doobilee. MICHELLE L. FEELEY Shelly 780 Broad St., E. Weymouth Social Work Great people are ordinary people with extra- ordinary expections. JEAN-MARIE FERNALD Jean 48 Birchcliff Rd., E. Weymouth Business; But I ' m never gonna say good-bye! Soccer 10; Yearbook 12; Homeroom representa- tive 11,12; Prom Committee 12 Tender Years On the Darkside L.S.: H.H.: R.L: Always and Forever in my heart. I ' d never thought I ' d see a time when you would be, so far away from home, so far away from me. MICHAEL W. FERRARA 74 Elva Rd., N. Weymouth Chef School Do you always dream with your eyes open? Scenes with a telephone pole. Drunken boat rides to Nantasket. JULIE A. FERULLO 91 Regatta Rd., N. Weymouth DAVID K. FITTS Building Remodeling and Construction Fittsy 33 Silver St., Whitman See Stones Live (Florida) Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger, Doug ' s house ' 84, Oh my Lord, Can ' t do it, C-pup, Whitman boy, Tssss, Wasn ' t my fault. KIMBERLY J. FITZGERALD Kim 8 Richmond St., Weymouth Executive Secretary JEANNE FLYNN 107 Oak Ridge Cir., E. Weymouth MICHAEL E. FLYNN Flynny, Capt. Sensible 44 Pleasantview Ave., Weymouth Criminal Justice, Enjoy Myself Baseball 10,11,12; Hockey 10,12; Wrestling 11; Prom Committee 12; Flynny Committee Mama told me one day it was gonna happen, but she never told me when. She told me it would happen when I was much older, wish it would ' ve happened then. TIMOTHY R. FONTAINE Sheet Metal 72 Norton St, N. Weymouth A Successful Contractor Student Leader You just know 185 EDWARD JOHN FOSTER Big Ed 1 77 Bridge St, N. Weymouth Certified Public Accountant Football 10.11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 10 Perseverance and determination conquer all. Kick in the Back Weymouth North Football You Gotta Believe Thank you, Princess. Bicknell ' s Riding High Longo White Lightning Rules. EDWARD JOSEPH FOSTER Li ' l Ed 181 Mt Vernon Rd., E., E. Weymouth College, Electrical Engineer Football 10; Hockey 10,11; Lacrosse 10,11,12 Who turned off the T.V., Chris? The road goes on forever, so don ' t worry about it. Allman Brothers Concert. Get Tuckerized. SCOTT R. FOWLER 142 Merryknoll Rd., N. Weymouth College Soccer 10,11,12 There are places I remember, all my life though some have changed. Some forever not for better, some have gone and some remain. MARY E. FRAZIER 40 Mutton Ln., E. Weymouth DARLENE FUCCI 60B Joseph Fern Ct, E. Weymouth Beautician I hope to find happiness in the world someday. Thanks, MA and G. We finally made it! BEVERLY J. FULTON Wagon Rd., E. Weymouth Commercial Art, Advertising Gymnastics 10,11,12; Swim Team 12 C.C. 10,11,12; Senior Class Play 1 0, 1 2 M.C.V.G., .gnikrow si enihcam elbbeb ehT Believ- ing is the beginning of a dream coming true. ERIC A. GAGNON 12 Mayflower Ave.. N. Weymouth College International Club 10; French Club 12; Drama Club 10,1 1,12; Vice President, Tech Director Dra- ma Club 12; Assembly Committee 12 Thanks, Everybody! Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. Smith, you ' re super! Goodbye, North! Buffy, Te amo! Mike, Thanks!!! Remember: The three greatest things in this world are Faith, Hope, and Love. The greatest of these is Love. PAUL A. GAGNON 12 Mayflower Ave., N. Weymouth Christian Education MajorATheatre Minor Foreign Language Club 1 0; Drama Club 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, President 12; French Club 12; Senior Class Play 11,12; M.H.S.D.G. Drama Festival 10,11,12 Drama Club Rules. Festival! Mrs. Smith, Mr. Green, Godspell was awesome — Thanks! Merci, Madame Joyce. Three years have passed and I ' ve learned so much. Thanks, North. Goodbye. MARK GALANTE 309 Essex St., Weymouth EDWARD F. GALLAGHER Drafting 30 Paomet Rd„ N. Weymouth College, Graduate, Get a Car Karate Goodbye theory, give me a Coke and a candy bar. JOSEPH F. GALLAGHER Joe 90 Abigail Adams Cir., N. Weymouth Get Rich, Retire Early, and Have a Good Time Football 10.11,12; Spring Track 11.12; Home- room Representative 12; Prom Committee 12 Sail on, sail away, may all your dreams come true someday. Say Amen, Brother. DIANE E. GALLIVAN 12 Ernest Rd., N. Weymouth College The only way to have a friend is to be one. HELEN M. GALLUZZO Gonzo 86 Candia St., E. Weymouth College, Communications Key Club 1 2; Yearbook 12; SA.D.D. 11,12; Reflec- tions 11,12 Friendship multiplies our happiness and divides our sorrow. Crunchy drinks at Berna ' s . . . J.E. — Friday nights with Bore, Hermit, and Tag . . . Hap- py H-day, Yarm! . . . First period whale watch . . . May the force be cleaned! JAMES M. GANNON Jim 41 Standish St., N. Weymouth College Close-up 12 PATRICK J. GANNON Carpentry Pat 41 Standish St., N. Weymouth Carpentry, Electrician School ANDREW R. GARDNER 259B Lake St., E. Weymouth JOHN J. GARNER Carpentry Moose 16 Marion Rd., N. Weymouth Business Owner Football Be a simple man Crashing with Canoca JAMES GATELY 51 Norfolk St., Weymouth MARIA R. GATTO Graphic Arts Rose 1601 Commercial St., E. Weymouth College, Travel Softball Make sure you make the most out of life. You need not be gorgeous or talented or smart, just very enthusiastic! SUSAN K. GEDDIS 19 Riverbank Rd., N. Weymouth Softball 10,11,12 GARY P. GEISSLER Auto Body Giz 41 Lake Shore Dr., E. Weymouth Auto Body O.K. Think about it. TERESA R. GENTILE Terry 44 Emeline Rd., E. Weymouth College — Communications Yearbook, Prom Committee 12 A friend is someone who comes in when the whole world is falling out. Most Memorable Moment; Feb. 81 and the Res in 9th. MICHAEL J. GERVASI Gervaz , Stewy 187 Roosevelt Rd., Weymouth College Hockey 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12 To get results, you must exceed the pain limit. Bobby Mac, J.M. and the rest of the Idlewell Stew- crew. OB. Liquors Boston Garden, good times with C.R. To all my sick friends C.B.C. KATHLEEN M. Kathy GEYER 186 65 Birchbrow Ave., M. Weymouth Health, Wealth, Happiness Foot loose and Fancy Free MARION GILBOY O.L 16 Newton St., N. Weymouth Legal Secretary Hey, MAN Marion and Michael Remember our Summer. The Police Concert Good Luck to the Senior Class! MICHAEL E. GILL Sheet Metal Goog 50 Grand View Rd., N. Weymouth Major League Baseball Player CORREEN A. GILLAN Reena-n-KC 255A Lake St., E. Weymouth Cap and Gown Committee 12; Prom Committee 12 Were there nothing else but our love for each other, I would still have all I need! Val. Day I ' ll always love you, Kirk. Jimmy, Beee Goood! Forever, Ingrid. Friends always! Remember the rain swim, D.F.?! Thanks, MOM, I made it! DAWNE K. GILLAN 19 Emerson St., E. Weymouth College, Business Management Basketball, Softball, Yearbook Photographer Time is the most valuable thing you can spend. JOSEPH C. GILLOOLY Graphic Arts Joe 106 North St., N. Weymouth Nuclear Physicist Jump!! JOSEPH M. GILMAN Electronics 207 Randolph St., S. Weymouth College CHRISTOPHER J. GIRARD Chris 61 Broad Reach, N. Weymouth Actor Student Council All you can do is what you can. Try your best and you ' ll get what you want. RICHARD W. GLAVIN The Flasher 27A Joseph Fern Ct., E. Weymouth College — Electrical Engineering Honor Society 11,12; Basketball 10 Imagine no possessions 1 wonder if you can No need for greed or hunger A brotherhood of man Imagine all the people Sharing all the world. John Lennon PATRICIA A. GOMEZ 53 Elva Rd., N. Weymouth JENNIE M. GOODINE Chumly 44 High St., E. Weymouth Computers, Word Processing Ambition: to stand up for what ' s right for my family and me; to share my life with my one and only love for now and always (L.B.). Thanks for everything, Larry. Thanks, Mom and Dad!! CARMELA GRASSO Camille 21 Wadaga Rd., N. Weymouth Executive Secretary Cap and Gown Committee 12; Drama Club 12; Dance Troupe 12; Senior Class Play 12 Cath, Jane, Bern, Jan, Phyllis, Maria, Tricia, Paul, Mary Beth, Patty: Fate makes relatives, but choice makes friends. Ms. Grasso, this is a quiet study! Year of ' 84 the best. MICHELE A. GREENE 40 Cassandra Rd., E. Weymouth College, Business Prom Committee 12 Good Luck to all my friends in whatever they do, and always keep in touch!!! Always remember Ac- counting 5th period, and With memories to look back on, yesterday is never gone! EDWARD GRCISZKA 1 8 Squanto Rd., N. Weymouth GRANT W. HAMILTON Poodle 10 Avonia Ave., Weymouth Retail Management Marketing Tennis, Prom Committee 12, Selling Doughnuts and Coffee, Drama Club 10, Homeroom Repre- sentative, worker at The Hole in the Wall We must always have old memories and young hopes. HOLLY J. HANCOCK Ho 22 Weyham Rd., N. Weymouth Commercial Artist Soccer 10; Drama Club 10,11; Drama Festival 10,11; Yearbook 12; Prom Committee 12 I spent my Tender Years On the Darkside J.F., G.H., K.P. Wouldn ' t give my friends for the world, they ' re forever in my heart. This must be reality. This must be the place. PATRICK M. HANIFAN 26 Grant St., E. Weymouth BRENDA M. HASLETT 104 River St., N. Weymouth Legal Secretary Drama Club 10, Drama Festival 10 You never have a second chance to make a good first impression. THOMAS J. HASTRY 208 Green St., N. Weymouth College Basketball 10,11,12 My fight with Kev. Get a roll, A.K.A. Quarters Jethro DAVID W. HATFIELD Carpentry Hatty, Hats 29 Tamarack Tr., S. Weymouth Lacrosse School — what a long strange trip it ' s been, wasted days and wasted nights, this is the end. Pond par- ties, Grateful Dead, Police — one world is enough for all of us. GERALD F. HAWES JR. 9 Revere Rd., E. Weymouth College F.O.R.T., Priest Fit, concerts, VanHalen, Metal Health will drive you mad. New Hampshire, Bruins, Led Zeppelin, Party Rocks, Screaming for Vengeance, Point of Entry, Desert, Plains, Trou- bleshooter, Ramble on! JOHN E. HAYES 75 Brae Rd., N. Weymouth College KEVIN M. HEFFERNAN Heff, L.S. 5 Ernest Rd., N. Weymouth Brain Surgeon Hockey 10,11.12; Baseball 10,11,12 Garden 1 1,12 The tall Cataba We ' re not gonna lose! How you makin ' out? ODA DOUGLAS HENRY Building Remodeling and Construction 16 Prince St., E. Weymouth In order Led Zeppelin, (Forever), Who, Lynyrd Sky- nyrd, Foreigner, Robert Plant, Stevie Nicks. Led Zeppelin lives in those who believe. THOMAS R. HESSION JR. Tom 27 Moreland Rd., N. Weymouth Military Officer Band, Tennis, Newspaper Editor, Assembly Com- mittee, CJSNSCC, Doughnut Shop Live every day as if it were your last, because one day you ' ll be right. GERALD E. HOG AN Auto Body Hoggie 93 White St., S. Weymouth College — Appraiser Prom (Jsher 1 1 , Graduation Usher 1 1 , Prom Com- mittee 12, Yearbook 12, Cap and Gown Commit- tee 1 2, Student Representative to School Commit- tee 12, Wrestling 12 If you can dream it, you can achieve it. MELANIE A. HOOPER Mel 31 Glen Rd., E. Weymouth Business College Retail Store Owner Track If you love something, let it go. If it comes back, it ' s yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. LEE A. HORIGAN 31 Harlem Rd., N. Weymouth Nothing lasts forever, so cherish it while it ' s here. Rob — Forever RICHARD T. HUGHES 81 Oak Ridge Cir., E. Weymouth College Basketball, Baseball 187 t 4 SCOTT E. HUNT 51 Morton St., I s ). Weymouth Cook Live quickly, die young, have a good looking corpse. Bermuda lives. Holbrook ' s still there. DIANE M. HURLEY 44 Butler Rd., E. Weymouth SUSAN M. HURLEY 47 Colasanti Rd„ IN. Weymouth College, travel Softball; Basketball 10,11,12; Soccer 10,11; Stu- dent Council 1 1; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Key Club, Homeroom Representative 11,12; Year- book, Prom Committee 12 As the days go by Like a strand in the wind In the web that is my own I begin again Tiny bubbles THOMAS F. HURNEY 56 Clapp Ave., Weymouth Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Let the good times roll But don ' t get rolled ANTONIO P. IARIA Sheet Metal Tony 33 Oak St., Hingham Wentworth Honor Society 11,12 400 Formulas Rule CHERYL A. ML 40 Sprigvale Cir.. Weymouth College — Business Prom Committee 12 Junior Prom; May you always meet many friends, so if you need to retract your steps, they will be there to welcome you. I Found Somebody Wishing on a Star WENDY S. JACOBSEN Boots 73 Broad Reach, IN. Weymouth Business Management Major Tennis 10,1 1,12; Drama Club 10; Nuclear Aware- ness Club 11; Statistician for Hockey Team 11; French Club 12; Yearbook 12; Newspaper Editor 11 My Senior Year with my best friends, B.T.B. and our other half Gog, CJ.. and Charlie. Our Silkie Summer of ' 81 , Fran, Boston, The Bruins, Wednesday Nights, David , Quincy Market. JOEY D. JOHANSEN Auto Body 51 Maple St., E. Weymouth Body Shop Owner Doy Ben!! ELISE S. JOHNS 59 River St., N. Weymouth College, Accounting Major Honor Society 11,12; French Club 12 So many roads to choose. We start out walking and learn to run — We ' ve only just begun. JAMES F. JOHNSON Auto Body Jim 343 Summer St., Weymouth Body Shop Owner Leave, Doy Ben!! RICHARD S. JOHNSON Cabinetmaking Rich 7 Memorial Dr., E. Weymouth Graduation Live and let live. Don ' t put a good man down. MICHELLE M. JOHNSON 79D Memorial Dr., E. Weymouth SCOTT J. JOHNSON Electronics Shagg 70 Leahaven Rd., S. Weymouth To be Rich Mr. Sandman The Flinstone mobile Lefty Willadd Summer ' 83 The Boss Vic KENNETH D. JONES JR. Auto Body DJ, Maddog 53D Memorial Dr., E. Weymouth Business Owner MICHELLE JOUBERT M 9 Crescent Rd., N. Weymouth College The love that ' s in you wasn ' t meant to stay because love isn ' t love until you give it away. Good Luck, Nancy and Holly. ADRIENNE JOY Ade 60 Davids Island Rd., N. Weymouth College Hold on to your love, because once you give it away it ' gone forever. Donna . . . me to you forever! Maine, song of the South, the Alpine slide, and Nantasket beach!! Good Luck Everyone! MICHELLE F. JOY Shelly 1259 Pleasant St., E. Weymouth Partying, Causing Scenes We ' ll drag the dream into existence. Good-bye to all the best . . I guess that we ' ll meet, we ' ll meet in the end. Our memories together may they never end; always together, forever friends. MICHAEL V. JOYCE Juice 90 Clematis Ave., Weymouth College; Hit the Lottery Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10 Believe it if you need it, if you don ' t, just pass it on. Amen, Brother JAMES KALEMKERIDIS Electronics 53 King Ave., Weymouth 67 Camaro SS 84 C.C. Nats Summer 83-84 Paul ' s License N.E.D. Many thanks to the sandman. KAREN A. KALLAND 5 Hewett Rd., E. Weymouth College, Rich If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me? ANN T. KANASH Anna Panna Canna Ronald 177 Westminster Rd., E. Weymouth Partying, Causing Scenes The more I get to see, the less 1 understand. Though you want it to last forever you know it never will — The good-bye makes the journey harder still. DEBRA L. KEEFE 112 Donnellan Cir., N. Weymouth ANDREA J. KEELEY 29 Church St., E. Weymouth Computer Science Public Relations Homeroom Representative, Prom Committee 12. Cap and Gown Committee 12 Sausage! Three Stooges, the tracks Police Con- cert Good friends last awhile, Better friends last a little longer. Great friends seem to last forever. But best friends DO! Thanks, Kris! 188 KATHLEEN M. KEEMAM Kathi 165 Pilgrim R ±, N. Weymouth College, travel It ' s not so easy being small, but it ain ' t so bad either. Mr. Squirrel and Chipmunk Bendecos forever: Debbie and Pam 5th period studies 6th period gym: Badminton! Good Luck! JOHN D. KELLEY Old Man 18 Charles St., E. Weymouth Business Lacrosse, Winter Track, Chess Lax If I had to go for it, I would go for it all. Park fever always. Pits never. LISA A. KELLEY 141 Candia St., E. Weymouth College Yearbook, Tennis 10,11,12, Homeroom Repre- sentative 1 1 , Senior Class Play 10,12 MARGARET A. KELLEY Margie 482 Broad St., E. Weymouth College If I cry for losing the sun, my tears will not let me see the stars. Good Luck, Sue O. Canada, June, ' 83. MAUREEN A. KELLEY Mouse 18 Charles St., E. Weymouth College — Computer Science Spring Track 10,11,12; Key Club Secretary; As- sembly Committee; Yearbook We walked through the days never rushing our steps; We cherished our time for the time was well spent. Christine, Diane, Michelle. Snipes, sketches, never mind, Johnson, sugar SCOTT J. KELLY Carpentry 31 Caldwell St., N. Weymouth Carpenter, Business Owner Lacrosse STEVEN J. KELLY Steve 68 Caldwell St., N. Weymouth Early Retirement, House on the Virgin Islands Mothing lasts forever, so cherish it while it ' s here. TIMOTHY M. KELLY 25 Soper Ave., Weymouth Time to move on. WILLIAM F. KELLY Bill, B.K. 26 Vanness Rd., N. Weymouth Sportscasting It ain ' t over till it ' s over. FRANCIS B. KENEALY Frank 26 Delorey Ave., N. Weymouth To Graduate from High School Band 10,11,12 Mumble dog face in the Banana Patch. STEVEN J. KENNEDY Carpentry Keno 37 Idlewell St., Weymouth Carpenter A winner never quits, a quitter never wins. ALEXANDER L. KERR 212 Evans St., N. Weymouth LISA M. KERR 25 Off Lake St., E. Weymouth Partying, Causing Scenes Try everything once and the good things twice. 1 I WILLIAM J. KETCHEN Bill 27 Donnellan Cir., N. Weymouth Law Enforcement Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12 The Green Love Machine JEFFREY F. KING Kingpin 55 Rinaldo Rd., N. Weymouth Millionaire The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams — It ' s Heaven and Hell KELLIE A. KLIER 78 Weyham Rd., N. Weymouth Nursing Drama Club, Drama Festival The only way to have a friend is to be one. ALEX S. KOE Carpentry Plibix 1 5 Drew Ave., E. Weymouth Carpentry If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? For 1 must be traveling on, now, cause there ' s too many places I ' ve got to see. GEOFFREY F. LANIGAN Carpentry 177 Roosevelt Rd., Weymouth Carpentry BRIAN LEARY Carpentry Lear 18 Green Wood Ave., Weymouth Millionaire It ' s an eminent front, it ' s a put on. WILLIAM LEARY 18 Green Wood Ave., Weymouth WILLIAM F. LEE Electronics Heffa 29 Phillips St., Weymouth Army — Training Just walk away, and there will be an end to the horror. (Road Warrior) ' 69 Chevelle Beirut or Bust Summer of 84 and all the Class of 84 LISA M. LEMAY Leesha 53 Weybosset St., N. Weymouth Art College — Fashion Design TAG Group 11,12; Drama 12 Never put off till tomorrow what you can accom- plish today. M.O.B. — It was the best of times. NANCY G. LEONARD 1144 Pleasant St., E. Weymouth JAMES A. LEONE Jim 47 Shamut St., E. Weymouth College — Engineer Winter 10,11; Spring Track 10,11; Homeroom Representative 1 1 ; Honor Society 1 1 , Vice Presi- dent 12 For what lies behind me, thank you. For what lies ahead, yes! MacDonald ' s and You THOMAS F. LINDSAY Carpentry 85 Circuit Ave., E. Weymouth Ability is a wonderful thing, but its value is greatly enhanced by dependability. JENS F. LISINSKI Jens 189 615 Bridge St., N. Weymouth College, Navy Tennis 10,1 1 ,12; Drama Club 10; Assembly Com- mittee 10,11.12; Math Team 10,11,12; Yearbook 11, Editor 12; Newspaper Editor 11,12; Band 11,12; Honor Society 11, Secretary 12; Senior Class Play 10 No matter where you are, or what you ' re doing, there s always time. ' ' TRACI I. LLOYD Humble Bumble 49 Putnam St., E. Weymouth Rich, Fashion Designer Beauty Consultant Ski Club Never mind the piggy stuff!! He must be drunk! the camper — or somethin ' ?! The swing Who thought of nuclear weapons anyways?! J.F.M., you ' re my favorite waste of time. TIL. KEVIN F. LOCKHEAD 36 Rosemont Rd.. N. Weymouth ERIC D. LOGAN 150 Rinaldo Rd., N. Weymouth College Go wild and good luck! Modern Love RONALD J. LONG Rondog 16 Delorey Ave., N. Weymouth Accountant Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Baseball 10,11,12 Things to remember Good Boy Duke , The Bick- nell Days, The Green Machine, Gino ' s Parties , The California Stew Crew Tom, Rick, Matt, and Jo-Jo Let ' s Get a Jug TIMOTHY P. LONG 56 Elva Rd., N. Weymouth CHRISTINE M. LONGHI Chrissy, Chris 20 Fallgren Ln., E. Weymouth College French Club 1 2; Yearbook 1 2; Winter Track 11,12; Spring Track 10,11,12 A person cannot truly love another until he learns to love himself. SHAWN LOPORTO 140B Joseph Fren Ct., E. Weymouth Military Career Gymnastics 10; Soccer 11; Lacrosse 10,11,12; Senior Class Play 12 Some people I would follow through fire, others I feel like pushing in. TIMOTHY E. LOVELL 33 Bursley Rd., N. Weymouth KRISTINE M. LOWE Kris 105 Wingate Rd., E. Weymouth College Swim Team 10; Yearbook; Prom Committee; Vol- leyball 12; Homeroom Representative 10,12 Smile when you can, and fake it when you can ' t. J.E. Big Bad Bill Good times with Pat — Dearly Beloved Dance the Night Away — Van Halen — at Worces- ter Centrum — someday!!! AMANDA K. LOGG Mandi 23 Seaver Rd., E. Weymouth College, Travel French Club Wayne, I ' ll love you always!!! Take a look at yourself and the people around you, and see if you are going in the direction you want to go — not what other people want. MICHAEL J. LYNCH Electronics Success, Music To Rock and Roll is to live with spirit. MONICA C. LYNCH 46 Bell Rd., Weymouth Veterinarian Key Club 11,12; French Club 11 There are no strangers in this world, only friends we haven ' t met. France ' 83 BERNADETTE MACALEESE Bernie 44 Hobomack Rd., N. Weymouth Secretarial School Cathy, Jeanne, Janet, Phyllis Through the years We will change It doesn ' t matter what we do Throughout our lifetime Forever friends; Sundays of softball; Nights of dancing CARYN MACDONALD c.c. 42 Sunrise Dr., N. Weymouth Flower Shop, Legal Secretary In memory of the memories 1 can remember. JAMES E. MACDONALD Electronics Clyde 59 Ocean Ave., N. Weymouth To lose my nickname Drum and Bugle Corps KEVIN W. MACDONALD 17 Granite St., Weymouth Lacrosse 12 Sit down. I ' d rather be drumming. It ' s not over till it ' s over. Tour Summer DAVID P. MAC KAY 27 Wadaga Rd., N. Weymouth College — Marine Science Soccer 10,11,12; Lacrosse 10,11,12 I ' d rather be a life guard. ROBERT C. MACKENZIE 60 Pleasantview Ave., Weymouth CHRISTOPHER D. MACKEY Carpentry Mac 41 Babcock Ave., N. Weymouth Carpenter Lacrosse Live life one day at a time. 134 Marianne Florida Remember the good times. GERARD F. MACKIN Bubba 44 Altrura Rd., N. Weymouth An Officer and a Gentleman Football 10,11, Captain 12; Winter Track 10,12; Spring Track 10,1 1,12 How you tried to make it last, Now it ' s all in the past As the light fades from the screen, From the famous final scene. Bob Seger DARLENE MACLEAN 30E Memorial Dr., E. Weymouth BRUCE A. MACLEISH Drafting 5 King Cove Rd., N. Weymouth Architect ' 67 Chevelles Bye, Lost Dogs GLENN S. MACLEOD Building Remodeling and Construction Super Man 21 Morningside Path, E. Weymouth Mason, Hoolywood Stuntman MARISA M. MADEIRA 125 Commercial St., Weymouth Cosmetologist Dancing Domenic, into my life you come, bringing peace to my heart. In your eyes I see myself feeling, reaching, looking for perfect harmony. 190 ANDREA M. MAIMARON 35 Holmes Ave., N. Weymouth College Soccer 10,11, Captain 12; Basketball 10,11,12; Softball 10,11; Homeroom Representative 10,11,12 Winning Eastern Division Basketball Tournament; Bridgewater-Raynham Soccer game; The Junior Prom My todays are so much happier because of all the yesterdays filled with love. JOHN J. MALING Cabinetmaking 149 Lake Shore Dr., E. Weymouth CHRISTINE E. MALLOY Chris 83 Standish St., N. Weymouth College Key Club Vice President; Spring Track 10,1 1,12; Yearbook; Assembly Committee Our memories together May they never end, Always together Forever friends! I ' ll always remember Maureen, Chris, and Ed. Best of luck to the Class of ' 84 CATHLEEN G. MALONEY 1 8 Webb St., Weymouth LAURA M. MANNING 14 Leonard Rd., N. Weymouth A Storm of Serious Fun LISA M. MANNING 14 Leonard Rd., N. Weymouth A Mixture of Life and Luxury Ocb.-one GLENN J. MARTIN Sheet Metal 31 C Memorial Dr., E. Weymouth Sheet Metal Mechanic Thanks for comin ' . . . MICHELLE T. MASCJRET 15 Great Hill Dr., N. Weymouth Fashion Design, Boston Bruins Owner Silkie Summer, Pro-ams, Bruins locker room, Montreal, Falmouth, Linda, SMTMTCIO, The Breakers, DCJSCARDJRMSLCCIBCGJF, Boston Points North, Metro, Dance Factory, MY MGB-GT, Harvard, Barry, Kluzak, Mormie, I Am What I Am . JAMES H. MATERA 7 Pleasantview Ave., Weymouth KRISTINE A. MATTSON Kris, Mats , Flake 12 Myrtle St., E. Weymouth Lawyer — CI. Mass. Amhearst Senior Class President, Prom Committee 12 Police Concert, Junior Prom. Sausage! The Green Pig and Lewis Rule C-A-V- . . . 3 Stooges Tyrone Scenes . . . Leave Taunton Game Pines Trax Falmouth Rules Thanks, Rob, T , and Chris MISS YOG, SEMIORS!! JOSEPH R. MAZZOTTA Muzzi 415 Broad St., Weymouth Engineering Basketball, Baseball, Junior Usher It isn ' t over till it ' s over. MAUREEN P. MCCARTHY 27 Genevieve Rd., E. Weymouth Nursing Honor Society 11,12; Winter Track 10; Spring Track 10; Dance Troupe; Prom Committee We ' re on our way, and we can ' t turn back. STYGTSWTF MARY-ELLEN MCCONKEY MEM, Mel 20 Elva Rd., N. Weymouth College — Commercial Art Soccer 10,11,12; Assembly Committee 1 0; Spring Track 11,12; French Club 11,12; Yearbook 12; Cap and Gown Committee 11,12; Drama 12; Homeroom Representative 12; Tag Group (Art) 11,12; Prom Committee 12 May you find what you want in life, know it when you see it, and have the good luck to get it — and keep it!!! Whose Whopper was that Nanci? LAW. DANIEL MCCCIE 485 Essex St., Weymouth JEANNE M. MCDONNELL Je 39 Hawthorne St., E. Weymouth It ' s better to burn out than to fade away. RICHARD M. MCDONOGGH 135 Merryknoll Rd., N. Weymouth STEVEN T. MCGLYNN Auto Repair Steve 284 Pond St., S. Weymouth Mechanic BRIAN P. MCGOWAN 25 Jaffrey St., E. Weymouth Drama Club, Senior Class Play, Math Team ACT III Scene I — A room in the Castle Enter King, Queen, Polonius, Ophelia, Rozen- crantz and Guildenstern JAMES A. MCGRATH Auto Body Whitey 117 Weyham Rd., N. Weymouth California Bound Dogmatics U.S. Tour!!! Make Scenes, Scene Committee Meetings, Leave It looks just like a telefunken (J47 North Weymouth Every time I look in the mirror, all these lines and my face gettin ' clearer Aerosmith, S.N., MJ., J.M., D.L., J.G. ROBERT MCGUIRK 334 Neck St., N. Weymouth YVETTE MCKEE 62 Clematis Ave., Weymouth YVONNE G. MCKEE 62 Clematis Ave., Weymouth Dentist Homeroom Representative 1 1 , Yearbook, Dance Troupe 12, Doughnut Shop 12 The light of friendship is like a glimmering star, seen when all around is dark. RENEE D. MCKENNA Rae 57 Norfolk St., Weymouth Special Education Elementary Education French Club 12, Dance Troupe 12 France 83 Remember the good times. Hold onto sixteen as long as you can, changes come around real soon and make us women and men! Sue — Friends Forever! KEVIN M. MCKEON 20 Baker Ave., Weymouth Movie Writer, Director We may not always be winners But this is the life we choose And we won ' t change or rearrange And we ain ' t never ever gonna lose. KAREN L. MCLAGGHLIN 215 Lake St., E. Weymouth Good Paying Job Life is too short to waste. KENNETH M. MCNALLY Auto Body 32 Glen Rd., E. Weymouth Successful Auto Body Shop Owner Doy Ben!!! Leave KEVIN M. MCNALLY Auto Repair 32 Glen Rd., E. Weymouth Automotive Trade Bonfires on the island HENRY F. MCNAMEE Hank 1241 Pleasant St., E. Weymouth Art, Film Drama, Newspaper, Reflections One who follows cannot be a leader. JENNIFER A. MELODY 30 Priscilla Cir., Weymouth Switzerland, Bermuda, College Make new friends, but keep the old Those are silver, these are gold. Scenes MARK MENEAR Carpentry 257A Lake St., E. Weymouth Carpentry ERIC W. MERCGRIO Graphic Arts Rick 87 Anthony Rd., Weymouth Crank it up ROBERT H. MESSIER Auto Repair 44 Robert Post Rd., S. Weymouth Garage Owner, Auto Mechanics JANE METCALF 60 Holbrook Rd., N. Weymouth BRENDA M. MICH 15 Arcadia Rd., Weymouth College, Wealth Softball 1 0; Homeroom Representative 11,12; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Prom Committee 12 One can only face in others What one can face in oneself. S.E.S. — Yesterday, Today — Always Hello, Dogbreath? 191 DEBORAH L. MINA Deb. Debado 53 Myrtle St, E. Weymouth Art School — Design, Photography Drama Club 10,12; Cap and Gown Committee 1 1 Make your directions. Don ' t let others make them for you. or force you into something you don ' t want Later on you ' ll regret it. Deb Loves Allie forever ROBERT F. MINIHAN Graphic Arts Flound 30 Sawyer Rd„ E. Weymouth Get back JOHN F. MIRICK 79 Center St.. E. Weymouth MARIA MIRISOLA Mair 30 Bradley Rd., N. Weymouth Court Reporter Cap and Gown Committee, Prom Committee Easy come, easy go I love you more today than I did yesterday. I ' ll love you more tomorrow than I do today . Mom and Dad Spunky JULIE M. MONAHAN Jules , O.T. 19 Vicki Rd., E. Weymouth Coast Guard, College Head Yearbook Photographer, Cap and Gown Committee. Flynny Committee Is this the end, or just the beginning? Thanks, M.F., L.R., for everything. Never forget you and TA, L.S., J.F., J.S., D.H., L.D., and all of my other good friends. PATRICIA A. MOONEY Patty 50 Pine Ridge Rd., E. Weymouth Nursing Pep Club I ' ve got better things to think about than reality. SCOTT A. MOORE Carpentry 112 Iron Hill St, E. Weymouth Carpentry MARY F. MORLINO 10 Marion Rd., N. Weymouth Dance Troupe 12 Taxi, Li ' l Buzz, Young at heart, Ho Ho Ho!, Mae, Bermuda Bound. Thank You, Led Zep. Treat your- self to the gift of laughter . the most valuable gift in the world. BRIAN E. MORRELL 30 Essex St.. Weymouth Hockey, Newspaper, Tennis What ' s up? Not too nice, anyway Baked Break Dancin ' , Have a Clue, How bout it? Aggressive, Outrageous. Step into the ring. Professor Plum with the knife in the Conservatory. GERALD T. MOSILLO Carpentry 28 Princeton Ave., N. Weymouth Make Money EARL MULLIGAN 60 Bluff Rd., N. Weymouth DAVID L. MURPHY 153 Clinton Rd„ E. Weymouth Computers Chess Club 11; Math Team 12; Honor Society 11,12 Success never comes easy. MICHAEL M. MURPHY Auto Repair Murph 170 Academy Ave . E. Weymouth Make Money. Live Fast Live like there ' s no tomorrow. MAUREEN V. MURRAY 65 Jaffrey St., E. Weymouth College? Listen to my music, and hear what it can do. There ' s something here that ' s as strong as life. Well I know that it will reach you. Discovery Switzerland, Bermuda PATRICK E. MURRAY Pat 10 Standish Ave., Scituate College Hockey 1 4 G.M.G., Perfect SO, Slant Six Critter, FP, JFK to Pembroke. Thanks, Gina. TRACI A. NELSON Trace 153 Ceder St., E. Weymouth Legal Executive Secretary Dance Troupe 12, Prom Committee Kathy and Mon — best friends forever. Hola, Kris- tina. Hi Tracy and Trisha — T R. Life is for the living, takers never giving, fooling no one but ourselves. — The Who: Roger Daltrey MATTHEW NEWMAN Matt 541 Commercial St., Weymouth College, Broadcaster, Senator Winter Track, Tennis, Outdoor Sports, Key Club, Homeroom Representative 12, Drama Club, Doughnut Selling Nothing in the world can take the place of persist- ence. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. SCOTT D. NORTON Sheet Metal 125 Weyham Rd., N. Weymouth Finally SCOT W. O ' BRIEN OB 61 Heritage Ln., E. Weymouth Wrestling SHAWN T. O ' BRIEN SOB 21 Lovell St., N. Weymouth President, Rich, Successful, Hardly Workin ' Cross Country, Lacrosse, Homeroom Representa- tive, Drama, Doughnut Sales Hello! It ' s better bein ' a lifeguard! Live for the mo- ment! It could be your last! If I ' m not happy, how can anyone else be happy? JANET S. O ' CONNOR 29 Lincoln St., N. Weymouth Secretarial School Friendship is a priceless gift that can ' t be bought or sold. But to have an understanding friend is worth far more than gold. P.S. Spike and Sidney, Taunton. The Beach NOREEN M. O ' CONNOR Reenie 1061 Pleasant St., E. Weymouth Holy Cross Band 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Student Council 1 0; Honor Society 11,12; Yearbook Editor 1 2; Homeroom Represen- tative 12; Senior Class Play Pit Band 12 We have not wings, we cannot soar; But we have feet to scale and climb By slow degrees, by more and more. The cloudy summits of our time. MAUREEN G. O ' FLAHERTY Moe 26 Vine St., Weymouth Further Education Believe and all things are possible. KRISTEN B. OHMAN Koko 59 Elva Rd., N. Weymouth College — Secretary Band 10,1 1,12 The Raffer Queen! Can ' t Keep My Eyes Off You Peter Ernie ' s Pickens — Pauline. Garlic Bottle — Sue O. As the light fades from the screen, it ' s the famous final scene — Graduation Day CATHERINE O ' LEARY Katie, Cathy 999 Commercial St., E. Weymouth College; Sears Assistant Manager of The Hole in the Wall, Senior Class Play, Drama, Concert Choir Though yesterday was dismal And today was rather blue May tomorrow bring you happiness In anything you do. MAUREEN O ' REILLY Reenie 21 Nanset Rd., N. Weymouth Cosmetology Life goes by too fast, so while it ' s here make it last. Don ' t be strangers. Joe — Just You and I Good luck, everyone. THOMAS C. ORLOWSKI 138 Randolph St., S. Weymouth BARBARA J. OTOOLE 104 Weyham Rd., N. Weymouth College Communications Law Key Club, Newspaper, Softball Set your goals high so you ' ll always have some- thing to try for. SUSAN M. OUELETTE 498 Broad St., E. Weymouth Computers Soccer 10,11,12 Happy Jug — Margie and Pam. Garlic Bottle — Kristen. Telephone Bill in October $110!! — Erik EDWARD J. PALMER 27 Endicott St., E. Weymouth Four Year College, Communications Winter Track If there ' s one thing I ' ve learned, As my adolescence ends, Is that your goals can be reached. With the help of true friends. RHONDA E. PAPINEAU 1 608 Commercial St., E. Weymouth SUSAN F. PARKER Sue 82 Richmond St., Weymouth Further Education F.HA. Chapter Vice President 12, Massachusetts State President 1 1 , Outdoor Sports Club Treasurer 10, Library Assistant 10, Office Assistant 1 1 Run for the roses As fast as you can It ' s high time you Joined in the dance Your moment ' s at hand. CRISTINA E. PEARSON 45 Holbrook Rd., N. Weymouth College Spike and Sidney. P.S., Sleeping out, The beach, Taunton MARTIN S. PEASLEE Pease, Marty 77 Norton St., N. Weymouth T.V. and Radio Communications. Army National Guard S.A.D.D. 11, 12, Track 10 Teresa and Woofer 2nd period study — the Band. All the good times this summer. I wish the Class of 84 the best of luck wherever you go. ALBERT R. PELISSIER Racetrack Al 10 Shamut Ave., E. Weymouth Photography You get what you pay for. Outrageous The 192 movies Fight me Track bound Members Only The Truck Awesome MARK PELRINE 108B Memorial Dr., E. Weymouth Attend School MICHAEL PELRINE 108B Memorial Dr., E. Weymouth Iron Worker Hockey, Football Lose control, cause a scene, and go home. THOMAS J. PERRY Auto Repair Tom 125 Randolph St., S. Weymouth Garage Owner, Marriage, Children, Get Rich Going to California, ZZ Top, Camaros, Smoke Shows TRACY A. PHILLIPS 134 Hawthorne St., Weymouth Rich, Married, and Happy BARBARA L. PIERSON Graphic Arts 49 Grove St., Weymouth Printing, Craft Shop KEVIN M. PLAYER 2 1 7 Academy Ave., Weymouth College Hockey, Soccer Practice makes perfect, but no one ' s perfect, so why practice? ELISE N. POMPEO 10 Cliff St., N. Weymouth Executive Secretary What a long, strange trip it ' s been! Bowie Con- cert Scenes! STEPHEN T. POWER 1056 Commercial St., E. Weymouth College Football, Lacrosse Some say life has no meaning, but really the mean- ing of life is the purpose of living. NANCY T. PRATT Brat 84 Broad St., Weymouth Florida Bound, Party! Dance Troupe Life is what you make of it. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for being there. Good luck, Michelle and Holly. I ' ll always love you, Johnny! KEVIN M. PROVERB 64 Weybosset St., N. Weymouth The Summer of ' 83 down the Wall. You only live once, so live it up. MARIA E. PCICILLO Buttons 28 Charles St., E. Weymouth College Math Team 10,11,12; Yearbook 11,12; Winter Track 12; Spring Track 12 Whatever the unborn and the dead may know, they cannot know the beauty, the marvel of being alive in the flesh. D.H. Lawrence ROGER W. PUGLISI Carpentry Pudge 121 West Lake Dr., E. Weymouth Carpenter, See Van Halen Concerts Life is a game. You play the game for its worth. Nobody gets out alive. So it doesn ' t matter if you win or lose, but how good you looked. PAULA A. QUINN 19 Winona Way, N. Weymouth College, Travel Band 10,11,12 We ' re finally on our own! Hey, girls, congratula- tions! We did it! Crissy, 1 -2-3 Beverly, Beverly KAREN A. RAFFA Ziggy 406 East St., N. Weymouth Take your time. Think a lot. Think of everything you ' ve got. For you will still be here tomorrow, But your dreams may not. THOMAS M. RAFTERY Carpentry 44 Colasanti Rd., N. Weymouth Carpenter MICHAEL R. REARDON Mike 3 Washburn St., E. Weymouth JOHN J. REEL Building Remodeling and Construction Cook 1300 Commercial St., E. Weymouth SANDRA M. RECCHIA 39 Gilmore St., N. Weymouth MONICA M. REIL 45 Addington Cir., E. Weymouth Medical or Executive Secretary Swim Team 10,1 1, Captain 12; Prom Committee Hi, Traci, Kathy, Maureen, and Donna — friends forever. Monica loves Chris Miss ya, Nance. Stevie Nicks The Big V MAGREEN E. REILLY Moe 25 Cassandra Rd., E. Weymouth College Swim Team 1 0; Homeroom Representative 11,12; Cheerleading Captain 12; Prom Committee 12 CYO — Football games and parties — Hall and Oates Jr. Prom — Journey To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life. PAUL REISER 38 Greenvale Ave., Weymouth CYNTHIA RHEACILT 76 Priscilla Cir., Weymouth LISA J. RICHARDSON Lee, GT 10 Roosevelt Rd., Weymouth Live Happily Flynny Committee Scenes Leave! Monkey I will always remember my friends. Friends are forever! Is this the end? Are you my friends? Good luck Everyone! Especially J. S. I ' ll always remem- ber Senior year. THOMAS P. RICHARDSON 25 Call Rd., N. Weymouth Weekend in N.H. Tashet cruise with Gorden. Nor- ton ' s party for G.I. Frank Death Cruise to Hull Some say yes, some say no, but I ' m inclined to agree. DEBORAH A. RICHMOND Debbie 28 Canacum Rd., N. Weymouth Exciting Job Library Aide 1 1 Gulls In sun-whetted morning, the dropped gull splayed on sand, wind picking at its feathers. Over the headlong toppling rush and leashed- back mica ' d fall of the sea, gulls scouting and crying. ALLISON R. ROGERS AT 57 Saning Rd., N. Weymouth To Have it All Muffin — I love you. Move — Well, girls, we made it! Mama loves her baby — Daddy loves me too. Kelly, you ' re a very special friend. Thanks for being there. Always, Allison RODNEY T. ROSS Rod 63 Village Rd., E. Weymouth College, Party You are the master of your destiny; it is up to you to achieve what you want to get out of life. F.O.R.T. MICHELLE M. ROY Michy , Chimelle 5 7 Shaw St., N. Weymouth College Soccer 10,11,12; Winter Track 11,12; Tennis 12 If you give up your dream, you die. KIMBERLY A. RUDACK Kim 33 Johnston Rd., N. Weymouth How ya doing, Soldier? Remember me and you at the 52 ' s and always keep in touch. ROBERT W. RUTHERFORD Carpentry Lumpy 71 Weybosset St., N. Weymouth To Build a Home and a Life For what it is . . . what it was ... for what it will be Go for it CHRISTOPHER RYAN Chris 20 Willow Ave., N. Weymouth College Anybody know what ' s for lunch? KATHLEEN T. ST. CROIX Kathy 82 Cedar St., E. Weymouth College Say good-bye, it ' s Independence Day! JEFFREY W. SALIBA J Bird 31 Fourth Ave., Weymouth Hockey, Baseball Take some good High School advice: Stay single, do your work, and avoid problem situations. TIMOTHY P. SALMERI Tim 14 Lafayette Ave., E. Weymouth Make Money Ski Club, Hockey Class of 84 Once you ' ve set a course, don ' t change it Luck will come to those who chase it Don ' t let anything get in your way Good luck next year Paul DOUGLAS S. SALVAS Electronics 12 Century Rd., S. Weymouth Famous Lead Guitarist, Rich Learn how to drive, Paul. Summer ' 83. Thumbs up to Nad ' s Class. Hey, Bud, let ' s party. JAMES M. SANCES JR. Sheet Metal 50 Holbrook Rd., N. Weymouth College — Refrigeration and Air Conditioning JANET M. SANTRY Jan 118 Academy Ave., E. Weymouth Psychologist Band 10,11,12; Senior Class Play 11,12; Winter Track 10; Yearbook Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendour in the grass, of glory in the flower; We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind. MICHELLE SARSON Mickey 100 Iron Hill St., E. Weymouth Be a Worker 193 KRISTI L. SAVAGE Kris 80 River St, N. Weymouth College Soccer 10,11,12; Softball 10,11,12; Homeroom Representative 12 Quid rides? ... De te Fabula narratur; KC rules!, Go wild, Mane; M.E.M.: Stella and the bench; Thanks, CP.: Why bother? And suddenly, there was no one left standing in the halls. PATRICIA SAVOIE 580 Bridge St., N. Weymouth PATRIZIA SCEPPA Twish 1260 Commercial St., E. Weymouth Designer Musician Honor Society 11,12; Dance Troupe 12; Drama Club 12 Watch out for redheaded men! You wanted to dance . Some call it a one night stand, but we can call it paradise. HO HO HO! Sidney and Mary- lino PETER SCHLACK 56 Holbrook Rd., N. Weymouth MICHAEL SEGALIA Sheet Metal 374 Ralph Talbot St., S. Weymouth Move Out of South Weymouth When we do get out, we are gonna have the big- gest and best party around. It ' s been real. FRANCIS J. SCIBILIO 1 1 2A Joseph Fern Ct., E. Weymouth CATHERINE M. SERVIERE Cathie c o The Martin Family, 75 Sea St., N. Weymouth Study Languages and Law in Paris French Club, Spanish Club, Yearbook Thanks to this yearbook, French people will know everything about American schools! CYNTHIA M. SHEA Cindy 79 Hibiscus Ave., Weymouth College — Physical Therapy Swim Team 10,11, Captain 1 2; Softball 10,11,12; Math Team 10,1 1,12; Library Aide 12; Assembly Committee 12; Yearbook 12; Prom Committee 12 Climb high, climb far, your goal the sky, your aim the star. MARY ELLEN A. SHEA Mary Mel 52 Mt. Vernon Rd. W., E. Weymouth Health Administration, Red Convertible Mercedes Student Council 1 1,12; Key Club 12; Drama Club 12; Tennis 10,11,12; Diving Team 10; Yearbook 12; Ski Club 10,11,12 Me and mv RC. Frozen. Parties!, Awesome friends, PSAT weekend, one A.M., Football As dawn is growing near, There is but nothing to fear, For we all will earn success! HENRY N. SHEEDY Hen 21 Ericson Rd ., Weymouth College Newspaper, Drama, Senior Class Play A little nonsense now and then is relished by the beat of men. Good luck Class of ' 84, always strive for more. KRISTINA D. SILVA Kristina Darlink 57 Coolidge Ave., Weymouth Cross Country 10,11,12; Winter Track 10,11,12; Spring Track 10,11,12; Yearbook; Spanish Club 12; Ski Club 12 Many people fail to recognize opportunity because it comes disguised as work. Spain ' 84 JOAN L. SINKIEWICZ Clone 516 Commercial St., Weymouth Law, Politics Tennis, Newspaper, Yearbook, International Club Two roads diverge in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. JOHN P. SLATTERY Jack 123 Hanian Dr., E. Weymouth College Success is failure turned inside out. Mr. Wilson 1 st period. DALE E. SMITH 265-2 Lake St., E. Weymouth DAVID SMITH 1 04 Joyce Ter., Brockton JOHN A. SMITH Smitty 32 Clinton Rd., E. Weymouth College Hockey 10,1 1,12; Baseball 10,1 1,12 I don ' t know, but I do know this. LANCE A. SMITH Sheet Metal Bubba 39 Pratt Ave., N. Weymouth To Own General Dynamics All I was, all I knew, turn the page, cause it ' s all over now. LEO R. SMITH 35 Norton St., N. Weymouth MACKENZIE D. SMITH 199 Middle St., E. Weymouth PACJLA D. SMITH P.P. 31 Intervale Rd., Weymouth Marriage, Travel It ' s better to burn out than fade away. John — forever! RICHARD J. SMITH 36 Brook Ter., Weymouth Rock -n- Roll The Song Remains the Same GEORGE J. SNOW JR. 14 Webb St., Weymouth GARY P. SPARKS Carpentry Plugger 1581 Commercial St., E. Weymouth Carpentry ELIZABETH J. SPENGLER Liz 50C Memorial Dr., E. Weymouth Secretary You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. MB LO, JS PO, DB DD, ES JM, PS JE JOSEPHINE H. SPENGLER 50C Memorial Dr., E. Weymouth GEORGE W. SPRAGCIE Graphic Arts 47 Wachusett Rd., N. Weymouth Printing Company Manager Live each day as if it were your last ... PATRICK T. SQUIRE The Kid 51 Broad Reach, N. Weymouth I See Engineering or Business Management on the Horizon Basketball 10,11,12; Intramural Basketball 10,11; Homeroom Representative 12; Tennis 12 My friends are like my books: I never used them. L.S.: At first you don ' t succeed, try, try again. CHRISTINE E. STEARNS Chris 100 Idlewell Blvd., Weymouth Dental Assistant Don ' t worry But why? Remember the good times. The Police with John. Bill down Nantasket. Rockin ' Rhonda, John, Cheryl, Sue, Pam, Karen, Bill, Ken, and the rest. Love ya. ANDREW P. STEVENS Carpentry 30 Rindge St., E. Weymouth Wentworth, Carpentry, Engineering When you think you finally get away, Remember . . There ' s no escape? KIRK P. STEVENS 66 Harding Ave., Weymouth Carpenter DONALD C. STEVENSON 17 Call Rd., N. Weymouth College Weekend in New Hampstire Aerosmith Al- though to our health we have toasted a thousand times, it ' s time to ramble on. Norton ' s party for Fial LINDA M. STILL Graphic Arts Munchkin 7B Memorial Dr., E. Weymouth College — Dental Assistant Class Marshall 12, Yearbook 12, Cap and Gown Committee 12 Love is a battlefield Looks like I made it. LINDA A. STRIANO Lynne 1 13 Charles Diersch St., E. Weymouth 194 College Degree (Master of Business Administra- tion) Soccer 1 0; Student Council 1 0; Ski Club 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Prom Committee 12; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Yearbook 12; Key Club 12; Homeroom Repre- sentative 12 My Childhood Passed Me . . . Riding in a Star. J.G. always remember: There ' s the first one . . . There ' s the right one . . . There ' s the one you never forget. CHRISTINE SULLIVAN Chris 669 Commercial St., E. Weymouth Dental Hygienist Cross Country 10,11; Tennis 10,11,12; Foreign Language Club 10; Yearbook 12; Library Aide 10; Guidance Aide 12 True friends are like diamonds, precious but rare. False friends are like autumn leaves found everywhere. SEAN SULLIVAN 81 Vine St., Weymouth ANDREW R. TACCINI Andy 53 House Rock Rd., Weymouth Business Lookout world, here I come. CHRISTINE M. TEEVAN 72 Birchbrow Ave., N. Weymouth Very Rich, Very Happy May the best days of our past be the worst days of our future. Hey, girls, 7 was always a lucky num- ber. Here ' s to all and to all a good life. ERIC J. THOMAS Carpentry 48 Lovell St., N. Weymouth Carpentry Business Owner Class President of Vocational School That ' s Cool Peace JAMES H. THORNTON Auto Body 15 Caldwell St., N. Weymouth Successful, Body Shop Owner Voc rules the rest are fools. DAWN A. TOPPI DT, Top, Tippity 39 Twilight Path, E. Weymouth Fashion Merchandising Softball 10, Homeroom Representative 11; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Yearbook 12; Prom Committee 12 JK — I ' m forever yours — faithfully The most I can do for my friends is to be a friend. Di Vi, Kath, KC, Mary Melon, Moe, Lynne, Bren, Tricia, Terry, Jen. Always Remembered. MAUREEN E. TRACY Mo 131 ML Vernon Rd. W„ E. Weymouth College — Art Cross Country 10,11,12; Winter Track 10,11,12; Spring Track 10,11,12 It ' s better to laugh and forget than to forget to laugh. ... and it ' s getting me in a state ... MARGARET A. TROTT Peggy 136 Puritan Rd., E. Weymouth Musical Band 10,11,12 Time is never wasted Though we seldom think it so Time is only spent Let ' s sit and watch it go ROBERT N. VANDENABEELE Rob 272 Washington St., Weymouth College, Get Apartment with Friends After Gradua- tion Soccer 1 0; Basketball 10,11 I don ' t want to leave. I like it here. Maybe that ' s stupid, but it ' s better than what Bri wrote. Mice! Catch ya. WILLIAM M. VIENO JR. 37 Fuller Rd., N. Weymouth College Bound — Business Administration and Computer Science, Spanish Club Great things are seen as such, but things that are great last as long as they are seen. These years have been things of greatness, let ' s hope they are always seen. BARBARA A. VILLA Little House 18 Granite St., Weymouth Whatever happens, happens Take it to the limit one more time, B.P. at the D.P. F.I.D.O. Bob and Toma — H.R.S., N.Y. ' s parties at J. F. ' s, A.P.S., A.M.F., (K.T.W.), Twilight Zone DIANE VITELLO Di Vi 26 Coolidge Ave., Weymouth College, Marriage Band 10,11,12; Homeroom Representative 12; Prom Committee 12; Spring Track 10; Winter Track 10; Drum Majorette 12 We should always keep a corner of our minds open and free that we may make room for the opinion of friends. Raise your glasses and give us a toast . Mr. Wilson 1 st period MICHAEL A. WAITHE 60B Memorial Dr., E. Weymouth SCOTT W. WALLACE Ace (Chicken) 46 Meredith Way, Weymouth Mechanical Engineer SOMA — Bike Trip 83 , Eagle, Church Hoop, Brake Dance, To all my friends and fellow class- mates — best of luck in the future. ANNE M. WALSH Annie 25 Richards Rd., E. Weymouth College Swim Team 10,11,12; Gymnastics 10,11 You never have a second chance to make a good first impression. To all my friends — the fun we had will always be remembered — Good luck. CHRISTINE M. WALSH Chris 29 Stillman St, E. Weymouth Social Worker Drama Club 11,12; Library Aide 10 Our memories of yesterday Will last a lifetime. We ' ll take the best, forget the rest And someday we ' ll find These are the Best of Times. DONNA M. WALSH 123 Morningside Path, E. Weymouth College — Business Field Prom Committee Wherever you go, whatever you do, take a smile along with you. MARY C. WALSH 69 Puritan Rd., E. Weymouth College Band 10,11,12; Softball 10,1 1; Yearbook 12 The value of life lies not in the length of days, but in how we make use of them. MICHAEL R. WALSH Walshie 87 Fort Point Rd., N. Weymouth Accountant Manager of The Hole in the Wall 1 1,12; Intramu- rals, Hockey School Store and Doucettie ' s First Period Class. Whamp! PETER A. WALSH 1 1 Cannacum Rd., IN. Weymouth JOHN C. WATTS Wattsy 51 Standish St., M. Weymouth College Basketball 1 1,12; Track 12 shi, Taunton Trippers, Thursday night Brew Crew, $250 dollar Bummer. Childhood ' s over, I ' m not a pup, now it ' s time Wattsy grows up! CHRISTOPHER P. WELLS Wellsy, Lou, Chris 1 14 Lorraine St., E. Weymouth Military, College You ' re the master of your own destiny, so give and take the best you can — Triumph. F.O.R.T., T , AC DC concerts, toasties What ' s good? , SOB, screwdrivers, bears, Thanks, Class Officers! STEPHEN T. WEYDT Cabinetmaking 1236 Commercial St., E. Weymouth Travel, College, Work Soccer, Baseball, Band, Prom Committee, Year- book, Honor Society 1 don ' t do seventh period study. PAUL D. WILCOX Auto Repair Willie, Swillcox 15 Georgia Rd., S. Weymouth U.S. Air Force, Aircraft Technician Heavy Metal rules KATHLEEN M. WILLIAMS Kathy 46 Evans St., N. Weymouth College: Bookkeeper Fun is good, Truth is better, and Love is best of all. Cathy Crooker best friend forever Florida 83 Tiny Bubbles To all my friends — Good Luck in the future. SEAN M. WILLIS Willie 69 Colonels Ln., E. Weymouth College, Chef LUKE P. WOODFORD Woody 71 Charles St., E. Weymouth Veterinarian Jesus is my copilot, but it looks like I ' m going in for a crash landing. LORI WRIGHT 12 Delorey Ave., N. Weymouth Secretary Soccer 10,11,12; Winter Track 11,12; Softball 10,11,12; Newspaper 10,11; Homeroom Repre- sentative 10,1 1,12 WOO! WOO! Tyrone; Flo Tuey (Linda ' s house); Soccer with Dicko; Possession K.O.; Pretty Young Thing; Whose Whopper was that, Nanc? M.E.M.: Shotgun Kid; Black Shadow and Wonder Star. JOHN P. WYMAN Beaka 90 North St., N. Weymouth Civil Engineering Band 1 0, 1 1 , President 1 2; Spring Track 10,11,12; Winter Track 11,12 SYLVESTER T. ZEIGLER Sly, Zig, Ziggy 47 Sundin Rd., Weymouth Football 10,11,12; Basketball 11,12 A friend is one Who knows you as you as you are Understands where you ' ve been Accepts who you ' ve become And still, gently invites you to grow. 195 198 r Most Likely To Succeed: YOU! When you take advantage of SWSB ' s safe, sound investments and financial services. Of Course! All Deposits Insured In Full JT South Wymouth Savings Bank South Weymouth Main Office Columbion Square Cast Weymouth Show i Pia a Junction (Me S3 A Middle St Poole ' s Corner Junction Cles 18 A 56 Norwel I Hanover Assinippi Bonking Centre Junction (Mes 53 4 123 Ne t to Pompeo ' s Reitaurant 337 7900 Connecting atl offices 871 2800 335-9895 We Cater To You ' 4ttttLO Uf 800 Broad St. Catering For All Occasions 337-6685 £outh Shore Cloch heliea LARGE SELECTION OF QUAUTY CLOCKS SALES S SERVICE Granolame ' • Manlel • Wall • Ship CtoOs RESTORATIONS A REPAIRS of all CLOCKS ESPECIALLY ANTIQUES 337-3210 615 Bridge St WEYMOUTH GREENHOUSES SINCE 1891 telerogct PHIL BARBARA FORD 1303 COMMERCIAL STREET EAST WEYMOUTH MASSACHUSETTS 02189 617-335-1150 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MAY YOUR DAYS AHEAD BE FILLED WITH SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS DODGE-MURPHY STUDIOS 531 PLEASANT STREET BROCKTON, MA 02401 ' OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS 201 MARINE INDUSTRIAL FASTENERS J.T.CAZEAULTiSONS HARDWARE ?86 BRIOGr S! RT 3A • NO WEYMOUTH MA 07191 • (6I7 335-4000 r Best Wishes From Shea Dry Cleaners 805 Washington Street Weymouth 335-9875 Next to Angelo ' s ROBERT A. SHEPHERD glas S. Shepherd C (L. Skepkerd unera ts. 134 Pleasant Street S.Weymouth, Ma 02190 ervice 337 -0050 (617) 335-2207 24 HOUR SERVICE METERED - AUTOMATIC DELIVERIES DAVID DRISCOLL Proprietor 57 PECKSUOT RD. WEYMOUTH. MA. 02191 Open Hours Sun. Thru Thurs. 1 1 A.M.-1 1 P.M. Fri. Sat. 11 A.M.- 12 P.M. Delicious Pizzas and Hot Oven Grinders Call Your Orders Before You Leave Home — They Will Be Ready On Arrival WEYMOUTH HOGSE OF PIZZA 779 Broad Street East Weymouth, Mass. Telephone 337-6996 Special: Buy 4 Pizzas get one small cheese free BRIDGE - WEY TAILORS DRY-CLEANING - ZIPPER REPLACEMENTS SUIT RENTALS 396 BRIDGE STREET NORTH WEYMOUTH MA 02191 335-5527 Best Wishes To The 1984 Graduates From Monahan ' s Marine 396 Washington St. Weymouth heads Yin _!« HAIR SALON 335-2513 550 BRIDGE ST. t ROUTE 3A NORTH WEYMOUTH, MASS. 202 Cocktail Lounge — Entertainment Open Daily 1 1 :30 A.M. to 2 A.M. Except Thanksgiving CAtHM CENtER RESTAURANT ORDERS TO TAKE OUT 337-1856 or 335-9672 203 BRIDGE STREET ROUTE 3A NORTH WEYMOUTH, MASS. FREE PARKING TAKE OUT ORDERS CALL 335-9608 335-2217 PARTY PLATTERS OPEN DAILY 11 AM-11 PM GREEK SALADS SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Good Luck, Graduates 1 1 1 BRIDGE ST. NO. WEYMOUTH, MA 02191 J r Make an appointment or just come in. PLEASANT SHOPS RTE. 18, SOUTH WEYMOUTH 331-6370 Weekdays 10-5 Sunday 1-5 Nights During The Holiday Season £xp«nence In NoAdgU Telephone 331-2791 204 BRIDGE ST., NO. WEYMOUTH, MA 02191 r r pi l ACQ. A RICHARD M. GLYNN Prop. 74-76 SEA STREET TROPICAL AQUARIUM NORTH WEYMOUTH, MASS. 02191 (617) 337-4591 SALES — SERVICE — TRADE-INS BICYCLES — ICE ROLLER SKATES PROFESSIONAL SKATE SHARPENING BIKE ' N BLADE 147 BRIDGE STREET, RTE. 3A N. WEYMOUTH, MASS. 02191 617-331-0675 J 204 GOOD PRICES FRESH MEATS and CHEESES SANDWICHES CONVENIENT FOOD MART 259 BRIDGE STREET • WEYMOUTH 337-7691 DELI LOTTERY ALL TICKETS NEW ON-LINE COMPUTER PLAY UNTIL 10:30 PM r CAZEAULT SONS INC. ROOFERS WEYMOUTH 72 CHARLES STREET 335-6800 Best Wishes Mahoney Wright Insurance Agencies 140 Federal St., Boston, MA 021 10 482-4086 1 80 North St., Weymouth, MA 02 1 9 1 337-045 1 343 Washington St., Newton, MA 02158 969-4800 395 Main St., Waketield, MA 1 880 246-23 1 28 Union St., Manchester, MA 01944 526-7586 44 Pearl St., Middleboro, MA 02346 947-2058 22 Union Ave., Sudbury, MA 1 776 443-99 1 2 300 Union St., Rockland, MA 02370 878-4200 100 Front St., Scituate Harbor, MA 02066 545-3970 3 Eastern Ave., Dedham, MA 02026 326-8029 390 Main St., Fitchburg, MA 01420 345-6307 19 Falmouth Hights Rd., Falmouth, MA 02540 540-4555 43 Main St., Peabody, MA 01 960 532- 1 200 Congratulations from Richard ' s Clean-R-Ama Shaw ' s Plaza Middle Street, E. Weymouth, Mass Telephone 331-7464 230 Bridge Street N. Weymouth, Mass. Telephone 335-7477 205 We wanted to say something to you in this message that would be profound, something that you would remember all your life. We pondered and thought, wrote and rewrote and finally decided to simply say what we felt .... We finally made it! We are very proud of you .... Traci Lloyd All our Love, Mom, Mark Nanci and Lori Congratulations to the entire Class of ' 84 and especially . . J e a Janice Coyne L e , ty«. Ann Kapash V, % % e J t 4 335-1020 335-9770 i design hair co. 825 Broad Street E. Weymouth, Massachusetts 206 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF QUINCY Quincy 15 Beach St. 471-0750 Wareham Cranberry 801 295-1776 Holbrook 802 South Franklin St. 767-1776 East Weymouth Plaza Washington St. 331-1776 f TOURAINE - CALIFORNIA PAINTS Glass and Screen Repair • Shades • Stencils JACKSON SQ. PAINT WALLPAPER CO., INC. 1436 Pleasant Street ALAN JOE STRIANO East Weymouth, Mass. 02189 Tel.: 335-5256 r OEPENDABILM AUTO ■ HOME • BUSINESS LIFE • HEALTH 335 2085 PETER J. PLATT President E C FOWLER INSURANCE AGENCY. INC 1310 COMMERCIAL STREET EAST WEYMOUTH. MASSACHUSETTS 02189 r DUNCAN MacKELLAR INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Paul D. MacElhiney 335-1170 835 Broad St. East Weymouth, Mass. WJeymoutli lyjpliohlerirnj Co. REUPHOLSTERING - FOAMRUBBER CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES SLIPCOVERS NEW FURNITURE DINETTES TEL 335-3412 NORMAN ABOUZEID, PROP. SECRETARY, THERESA ABOUZEID 104 BRIDGE STREET NO. WEYMOUTH, MASS VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 207 r Weymouth Savings Bank Congratulations to the Class of 1984 r Congratulations to the Graduates of ' 84 DIERSCH ' S FLOWERS r APPLIANCES ATARI GEORGE WAS WEYMO VACU VACUUMS TON TOMA SON! SU tLIANCE, INC. 335-6435 1 BROAD STREET EYMOUTH. MA 02 189 Richard -A. Zuppardi, d.d.s. Family Dentistry 766 Broad Street I Last Weymouth , Ma.02159 331 • 24-42 JOHN J. PRUDENTE AGENCY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 702 BROAD ST., E. WEYMOUTH, MASS. 02189 John J. Prudente Bus: 335-6948 ; )H Best Wishes from Rev. Charles A. O ' Brien Council No. 4719 Knights of Columbus North Weymouth Massach usetts r Congratulations and Best Wishes For Continued Success From McDonald Funeral Home J PHONE 335-9723 337-8271 Murley ' s Inc. Complete Auto Repair 570 North Street Weymouth Heights, AAA 02189 r AUTHORIZED HONDA DEALER WEYMOUTH HONDA 21 1 Main St. Rte. 18 337-7400 WEYMOUTH, MA 02188 (617) 331 3335 STEVEN S. MILLER, D.D.S.. PC. OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 280 BRIDGE STREET N WEYMOUTH. MA 02191 HINGHAM PHARMACY If You Really Care About Price 1 00 Derby Street Hingham Plaza Phone 749-9100 J 335-5372 PLUMBING • HEATING • GAS FITTING MASTER LICENSE 6548 8960 1 78 PEARL STREET NORTH WEYMOUTH. MA 02191 VINCENT R ANOERSON DAVID R ANDERSON Weymouth Main Office 51 Columbian Street S. Weymouth, MA 02190 337-8000 J K Herring Run Office 1 345 Pleasont Street E. Weymouth, ' MA. 02189 337 8000 N Weymouth Office 35 Sea Street N. Weymouth, MA 02191 337-8000 210 r r Congratulations to the class of ' 84 JCJST FOR YOG HAIR SALON 638 Middle St. WHOLESALE - RETAIL PHONE 335-4380 xapeway X FISH MARKET J Owner WALLY WOJTAS JR 409 WASHINGTON ST. WEYMOUTH, MA 02188 IT ALWAYS PAYS IN EVERY WAY TO BUY FROM A SERVICING DEALER TV APPLIANCES STEREO CB MICROWAVES OUTSTANDING TECHS IN-HOME SERVICE Dr. TV Appliance SALES SERVICE, INC. 383-1330 CUSHING PLAZA ROUTE 3A COHASSET. MA 02025 MARILYN JARVIS 337-3722 1255 MAIN STREET ROUTE 18 SO WEYMOUTH. MA 02190 r 3URNERS • BOILERS • HEATERS F. P. DRISCOLL HEATING SERVICE Sale • Comfortable OIL HEAT TEL. 337-3126 110 Fuller Road no. weymouth. ma 02191 depend on dependable i It ' s 1:00 A.M. You ' re Driving a Poorly Lit. Unfamiliar Rain-Slicked Road. The Last Thing in the World You Should Be Worried About is Your Insurance Agentl If your agent gives you worries, call the Big 1 Guys at Kalafatas Insurance. We ' re accepting applications now for 1984 Auto Insurance. But if you prefer doing business with a big, impersonal company in a faraway city — a company that sends you mail addressed, Dear Policy Holder, and gives you a little card with a toll free number direct to an anonymous voice in their home office — go ahead. But remember, to talk to one of the Big I Guys at Kalafatas Insurance, you could darn near get by with two paper cups and a string! KALAFATAS INSURANCE 55 Fuller Road, North Weymouth TEL 337-6952 Insurance UMI YOU I t= W B - ' — I mnacpenoBm f AOfNT J 211 BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS Robert W. Frazier, Sr. WEYMOUTH LODGE NO. 2232 INSTITUTED JUNE 25, 1961 Telephone 617 - 337-8878 1 1 97 Washington Street, Weymouth Mail: P.O. BOX 125, SOUTH WEYMOUTH, MA 02190 Secretary HENRY BUD GIBBONS, PER, HLM Exalted Ruler Board of Trustees Paul R. Castle, Chairman TREASURER WALTER KNOLL Compliments Of Our 1 500 Members r r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 Ricky Smith Pontiac Subaru Sales 25 Main St., Weymouth, MA Jet 53 — 18 335-4400 Mew used cars at affordable prices Mrs. Lynn Cormier Mr. John Greene Mrs. Janice Joyce PATRONS Mr. James Kababik Mr. Edward W. Knight, Jr. Mrs. Bonnie Miller J BENEFACTORS Anonymous Mr. Kenneth Arvidson Mr. David Brayton Mrs. Joanne Cipullo Colonial Paint Co., Mr. Thomas Miley Mr. George Clarke Miss Estelle Cowie Mr. Robert Donovan Mr. James Egan Mr. George Ghiorse Mr. Allen Green Mrs. Margaret Hart George H. Hunt Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Knowles Mr. Edwin Lofgren Mr. Robert Lombard Miss Gail MacSwan Ms. Patricia Marinos Mr. William Martin Mr. John Noonan Mrs. Elaine Pisciottoli Mr. George Player Mrs. Elizabeth Reilly The Ruggere Family Mrs. Marilee Schurman Mr. Daniel Shea Mr. Steven Shoff Mr. Charles Sidman Mrs. Janet Smith Mr. William Soule Mrs. Dorothy Williams W.N.H.S. Student Council 213 PHOTOPHOBIC Sheryl Curtis Joseph Doherty Mark Galante Susan Geddis Patricia Gomez Joseph Gillooly Jean Marie Holmes Michelle Johnson Timothy Lovell Darlene MacLean James Matera Eric Mecurio Earl Mulligan Martin Peaslee Cynthia Rheault Peter Schlack Francis Scibilio Catherine Serviere George Snow Elizabeth Spengler Josephine Spengler George Sprague r As we leave this school forever, we look back on the last three years and wonder at the speed with which they have flown. We recall our first weeks of high school. We started as timid sophomores, overwhelmed by the seemingly endless procession of faces in the halls. But eventually we found our places, meeting new friends and discovering mutual interests. In our junior year we strengthened our ties with friends and teachers alike, becoming more and more involved in our school. As seniors we led the school, enjoying our last year but eager to acquire freedom. We learned as much from each other as we did in the classroom. We experienced happiness as well as the tears of pain involved in growing up, developing as human beings with each passing week. We will carry this experience with us as we leave the people who have been so important to us. The long-awaited graduation is finally here, but suddenly we realize that this time of our lives is over and we must face a new challenge. We are not certain of our futures, whether they lead to college, a job, or time to relax and get to know ourselves. Have we been prepared? Can we adjust to new demands? The answer lies in each one of us. If we have faith and perseverence, trust and confidence, nothing can stop us. Look upon the coming years as a chance to mature further and to set the standards for our lives to come - j ggtff High school may be finished, but the personal knowledge gained from it will carry us a long way. Keep in touch with friends who have brought laughter and support these last years. Most of all, we must try to fulfill our individual needs and follow the path that leads to happiness. Lisa A. Ki