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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1988 volume:

PROPERTY OP THE WEYMOUTH. MASSACHUSETTS w.c. YA Ref Added June 6. 1988 n , nn Nn 974.47 Weymouth North High 1988 Anthofirhnnl Kevmouth_ Vocational Tech high school Tide North Star yearbook 779 v ' 7 7 wit DR. LEON FARRIN MR. ROBERT WEST SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS ASSOCIATE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION MR. ROGER DOW ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT CHAPTER 1 2 WEYMOUTH NORTH HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION MR. EDWARD KNIGHT PRINCIPAL MR. WILLIAM CONCANNON MR. JAMES EGAN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCI PAL 3 MURIEL CLIFFORD SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR ROBERT CLARKE GUIDANCE ) - 1 RITA HOYT SECRETARY ROBERT GOLDFARB GUIDANCE PATRICIA KUPSC SECRETARY ROBERT KELLEHER CHAIRPERSON, GUIDANCE DR. JOHN HOLLERAN GUIDANCE BRENDA TILESTON SECRETARY WILLIAM CLANCY GUIDANCE BONNIE MILLER GUIDANCE JOHN NOONAN GUIDANCE ANNE WARD GUIDANCE SECRETARY CHRISTOPHER BROWN ART COORDINATOR PAUL CLARK BUSINESS MARY DOUCETTE BUSINESS KATHLEEN GARVEY BUSINESS THOMAS MILEY BUSINESS PATRICIA O ' CONNELL BUSINESS HARRY POWERS BUSINESS WILLIAM WILSON BUSINESS CYNTHIA RIZZO CHAPTER 1 READING SUPERVISOR JOAN RAMSAY CHAPTER 1 TEACHER MURIEL RAPALJE CHAPTER 1 TEACHER CYNTHIA CAVANAGH COMPUTER COORDINATOR BEVERLY LUTZ CHAIRPERSON, ENGLISH CAROLYN CRAGIN ENGLISH JEANNE DOWNES PATRICIA FORD GEORGE CHIORSE LUCY KALAIJIAN ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH KAY LITTEN ROBERT LOMBARD JEAN O ' DONNELL ELAINE PISCIOTTOLI ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH MARILEE SCHURMAN JANET SMITH ROSE SULLIVAN JOHN WELSH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH 7 ANN WHITLOW ENGLISH EDWARD PORTER CHAIRPERSON, FOREIGN LANGUAGE DANIEL HEALEY FOREIGN LANGUAGE MARIE WORCESTER ENGLISH EILEEN BELTIS FOREIGN LANGUAGE JANICE JOYCE FOREIGN LANGUAGE PATRICIA BOGLE FOREIGN LANGUAGE GAIL MacSWAN FOREIGN LANGUAGE PAULA CHURCHILL FOREIGN LANGUAGE LOIS MOSCA FOREIGN LANGUAGE 8 GEORGE PLAYER DOROTHY WILLIAMS FOREIGN LANGUAGE FOREIGN LANGUAGE ESTELLE COWIE BARBARA GAUTHIER HOME ECONOMICS HOME ECONOMICS MARY JO ZACCARDI HOME ECONOMICS JEANNE HAMMOND CATHLEEN PALAIMA HOME ECONOMICS HOME ECONOMICS DR. RICHARD TALBOT ALBERT CORONITE CHAIRPERSON, INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS 4 GERTRUDE CIAMPA MATHEMATICS JANE COHOON MATHEMATICS JOHN FROST MATHEMATICS PAUL FULLER MATHEMATICS ALLEN GREEN ROBERT KELLY MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS WILLIAM SCHNEIDERHAN MATHEMATICS ELIZABETH HODGES MUSIC JOHN LONERGAN ROSEMARY MILLER MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS PAUL WARREN DAVID BRAYTON CHAIRPERSON, MUSIC MUSIC RICHARD HAYES CAROL ARNOLD CHAIRPERSON, PHYSICAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION EDUCATION 11 KEVIN COBBAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION john Mcpherson PHYSICAL EDUCATION DONNA RUSECKAS PHYSICAL EDUCATION TIMOTHY DALY CHAIRPERSON, SCIENCE LYNDA CAPLES SCIENCE JOYCE COOKSEY SCIENCE JUDITH CORBETT SCIENCE RICHARD HALLOWELL SCIENCE STEPHEN SHOFF PHYSICAL EDUCATION GEORGE CLARK SCIENCE ANNE MARCKS SCIENCE 12 MICHAEL RICHARD NORMA SNIPAS PETER STEWART CAROL VAFIDES SCIENCE SCIENCE SCIENCE SCIENCE DAVID GNONG GERALD CAVANAUGH JOHN DECOSTE CHAIRPERSON, SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES JOHN GREENE DOROTHY KELLY JOSEPH KELLY PATRICIA MARINOS SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES 13 WILLIAM MARTIN DEBORAH NICHOLS GAIL SHIELDS SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES STEPHEN BERALL ROBIN FISHER SUZANNE McCARTHY SPECIAL EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION CAROL THOMAS JOANNE TRESSEL BARBARA WIGHT SPECIAL EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION ELIZABETH REILLY TEACHER AIDE 14 MARY DALTON HEALTH OFFICE RUTH HACKETT ATHLETICS SECRETARY MARY SANTO LIBRARY SECRETARY ROBERT DONOVAN DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS RITA DIMENT WALTER MURPHY LIBRARY LIBRARY PHYLLIS HOYT AUDREY CONNOLLY CAFETERIA, MANAGER CAFETERIA 15 JEAN DINEEN CAFETERIA CHAROLETTE DRISCOLL CAFETERIA ANNIS GARDNER CAFETERIA GERTRUDE HARRINGTON CAFETERIA MARIE MACFEE CAFETERIA LOUISE PERRIELLO CAFETERIA ROSE POWERS CAFETERIA MARIE RICHMOND CAFETERIA 16 FRANK CASTAGNOZZI CUSTODIAN DANIEL MACKAY CUSTODIAN THOMAS SPADA CUSTODIAN ROBERT IVIL CUSTODIAN TONY RIZZO CUSTODIAN ZAMERA SHY . . . GERALD BARTON ENGLISH JOSEPHINE BEGONIS CAFETERIA JOHN CALLAHAN DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL AND FOOD SERVICES JENNIE BELCHER CAFETERIA BEA CARMICHAEL CAFETERIA, PAYROLL BOOKKEEPER SHIRLEY BENNETT CAFETERIA MARINA REYNOLDS CAFETERIA, BOOKKEEPER RITA DAVIS CAFETERIA JEAN DEVINE CAFETERIA SUSAN DEVLIN CAFETERIA CLAIRE DOYLE CAFETERIA EVELYN LOSEE CAFETERIA CAROLE MELVILLE CAFETERIA JEAN YEAGER CAFETERIA JOE ELIAS CUSTODIAN DAVID GRAFF CUSTODIAN FRED HAPPEL CUSTODIAN GORDON LAVANDER CUSTODIAN ROBERT STOKES CUSTODIAN 17 19 Seniors JUNIOR PROM 1987 We could have danced all night on May 29, 1987. As the couples arrived, the music started, and our prom began. This was the social event of our junior year. It brought us together as a class and ended with long lasting memories. 24 Seniors for Seniors Dinner On November 22, 1987, the class of 1988 met in North ' s cafeteria and pre- pared to spend a busy day serving a com- plete Thanksgiving dinner. A crowd of over 200 of Weymouth ' s senior citizens were entertained. It was North ' s 2nd an- nual Seniors for Seniors Dinner. This dinner was coordinated by a se- nior committee which was chaired by Jill Capodanno, Derek Petrus, and Todd Serafini, under the supervision of the class advisors, Ms. Cragin and Mrs. Pis- ciottoli. Following a month of prepara- tion, the committee collected over $1,000 in funds from local businesses and in- dividuals to sponsor the dinner. The combination of fine food, enter- tainment and enthusiastic participants made it difficult for the senior citizens, as well as the class of ' 88, to end this annual event. HOMECOMING ' 87 The 1987 Homecoming Dance, orga- nized by the cheerleaders, was a great success. It was a festive display of school spirit and pride, enjoyed by all who attended. Thanks to Dan O ' Brien for fill- ing in for Dave Donovan who could not attend. Jill Capodanno, Bill McEachern, Meredith Avery, Dan O ' Brien Susan Bushey Derek Petrus 29 PEP RALLY The annual pep rally was once again an adrenalin- filled day. Three weeks before the rally, each class started working on ideas with victory in their eyes. The guide- lines were strict and each grades ' skit had to be original. The freshmen, despite their lack of experience, performed well. The sophomores and juniors designed creative, effective skits. However, the seniors were the champions once again. They incorporated a few acro- batic flips into an exciting, narrated skit about football and a dance. All in all, the pep rally was an excellent be- ginning to Thanksgiving. 30 31 32 Yearbook Staff For The North High Section It takes a great deal of creativity and enthusiasm to create a successful yearbook. This year ' s staff was made up of a handful of dedicated individuals who were deter- mined to put together a book of special memories for the Class of 1988 to share. The staff often stayed late into the night putting finishing touches on layouts, and picking out pictures. Our staff ' s work week did not always end on Friday. Often, we found ourselves driving through snow on Saturdays and Sundays to finish work for a Monday deadline. After graduation day has passed, and good friends move away, we hope this book will help bring back memories of our years at Weymouth North. Katherine Steen Editor-in-Chief (Standing) Jane Cuoco, Michael Cuoco, Deborah Locke, Sharon Grazioso, Jeannie Campbell, Katherine Steen, David Chase, Krishna Lang, Kristen Nelson. (Seated) Jessica Lane, Christine Farragher, Margaret Sullivan. We Survived With A Little Help From Our Friends . . . k 7£A£ 80O£ 0M7 Susan Bushey, Dorothy Chase, Sharon Grazioso, Kenneth Horgan, Krishna Lang, Charles Petrie, Carole Smith, Renee Veno, Mr. Landry, Mr. Larkin, Mrs. Litten, Mrs. Rapalje. Art work by: Todd Callbeck, Robert Dearden, Richard Flavin, Barbara Johnson, Kimberly Lowe, Eliza- beth Owerka, Daniel Phillips, Kelly Reidy, John Saferian, Patrick Simons, Leesa Spain, James Stevenson, Gregory Taccini, Jeremy Vaughn, Michael Walsh. Katherine Steen Jeannie Campbell David Chase Marilyn Peterson Marnie Sullivan Anita Gomez Jessica Lane Christine Farragher Deborah Locke Kristin Nelson Jane C. Cuoco Michael J. Cuoco Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Sports Editor Activities Co-Editor Activities Co-Editor Senior Section Editor Layout Editor Photography Editor Art Editor Copy Editor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor 35 39 Yvonne Rose Perchard: Secretary Lynda Ann Fitzpatrick: Treasurer 42 43 V SI m rim 44 45 TAMMY LYNN ABBOTT KRISTIN ELIZABETH AHEARN NICHOLAS HENRY AKOURY MICHAEL JAMES AMICANGELO MARY ANZALONE WILLIAM AMBROSIO ARAUJO JEREMY DAVID AUBIN MEREDITH LYNN AVERY DAVID ROBERT BAKER JEFFREY DOUGLAS BAKER KRISTIN MICHELLE BALZANO JANICE ANNE BARRETT JONATHAN BARROS JOHN JOSEPH BARRY KEVIN JOSEPH BARRY BRIAN CHRISTOPHER BARTOLONI LYNN MARIE BELMONTE SANDRA JEAN BLACK ROBERT BLONDA JR. KRISTEN ANN BOBEN 46 RICHARD EDWARD REBECCA ANN JANINE JENNIFER RENE MARY SHAWN EDWARD BOPP BOURASSA BRACK BRANGIFORTE BRENNAN KELLY MARIE TIMOTHY WILLIAM ROBIN ANN BRIAN TIMOTHY KRISTINE ELLEN BRODERICK BRONCHUK BROOKS BROWN BROWN BONNIE JEAN NATHAN MICHAEL KELLY ANN SUSAN ELAINE CAROL MARIE BRUNELLE BUCKLEY BURKE BUSHEY CALLAHAN TODD JAMES ROBERT ALEXANDER JEANNE MARIE DONA MARIE JILL MARIE CALLBECK CAMERON, III CAMPBELL CANNON CAPODANNO 47 i THOMAS JOHN CAYON REBECCA FRANCES CHARRON DAVID ARTHUR CHASE EDWARD KIMETT CLARK CHRISTINE MARIE CLEARY MARK DAVID COADY LAURA LEE COLETTI ROXANNE MARIE COMPERCHIO DANIELLE MALINDA COPE WILLIAM THOMAS COTTER CHRISTINE MARIE COYER SCOTT LAWRENCE CREA THERESA MARIE CULLIVAN 48 GREGORY CHARLES DALY MELANIE JAYNE DA VIES KRISTEN ANN DAVIS DALE LYNN DeFREITAS KIMBERLY NANCY DESCHENES MARYTERESA DESMOND KENDRA AMY DeVINCENTIS DAVID MICHAEL DiBONA JOHN EDWARD DIXON DONNA MARIE DONLEY 4 1 DAVID JEROME DONOVAN JAMES THOMAS DONOVAN TIMOTHY JOHN DONOVAN MICHAEL WILLIAM DORAN ERIC JOHN DOSENBERG ROBB WILLIAM DOWELL 49 LINDA ANN TODD ALAN CORINNE MARIE JAMES PATRICK MARY ELIZABETH FASCI FICARRA FLEMING FOX, II GALDINS KEITH MATTHEW ALBERT JOSEPH JOHN JAMES COLBY DOUGLAS LINDA MARIE GARDNER GARNEY GAYNOR GEEVER GI ANN ANDRE A 50 LISA MARIE GIANNANDREA ROBERT GOULSTON PAULA THERESA GROSSI mk MICHAEL JOHN GIROUARD CHARLES TABER GLASS ALICIA MARIE GOMEZ CAROLYN MARIE GRAFTON HEATHER MARIE GRAHAM KEVIN MICHAEL GRANT EDWARD JOSEPH HALTER THOMAS GERALD HAMILTON JOSEPH EDWARD HANRAHAN ANITA LOUISE GOMEZ HEATHER GREER FREDERICK JAMES HAPPEL RACHEL MARIE HARDY PATRICIA ANN HASTRY BRIAN EDWARD HOLBROOK PAULINE MARIE HOLLAND JOSHUA LEA HOLLANDER 51 LAURA JEAN KRISTINE MARIE MICHELLE ELAINE STACEY LYNNE LAUREN KATHLEEN JAKUBAJTYS JOHNSON JOHNSON JONES JOYCE BERNADETTE ANNE KEVIN PATRICK MICHAEL FREDERICK ERIN WENDY ANN KEOUGH KEOUGH KING, III KLIER KOCHANOWSKI If m I W M+ CATHERINE KOUDELKA KRISHNA JAY LANG VERN DAVID LARKIN NICOLE LaROCCO MICHELLE MARIE LAUBENSTEIN DO VAN LE KATHLEEN TERESA LEONARD DENNIS WILLIAM LYNE KATHLEEN ANNE LEARY CHARLES HENRY LEES, III MICHELLE LEE LEHANE KATHERINE MARIE LEONARD ► m DENISE JANE LoBELLO DEBORAH ANNE LOCKE RICHARD FRANCIS LONG KIMBERLY ANNE LOWE KEVIN PATRICK MACKIN JACQUELYNNE ANNE MacMILLAN SARAH ANN MacMILLAN KATHLEEN MARGARET MacNEIL 53 JULIE MARIE MAHER CHRISTOPHER JOHN MALIGNO DENNIS MICHAEL MALLOY EILEEN MARY MANGONE CHRISTINE MARIE MAROBELLA RICHARD JOHN MARTELL JOSEPH ANTHONY MATTERAZZO JR. CHRISTOPHER JOHN MAZZOTTA JAMES CHRISTOPHER McCALLUM christopher alan Mcdonald EMILY Mcdonald WILLIAM FRANCIS McEACHERN W john dana Mcknight THOMAS ALOYSIUS McNAMARA PATRICK GARVEY McNEIL DAVID Mcpherson ROBERTA ANN MANNING SEAN FRANCIS McBIRNEY If SHAWN PATRICK McKINNON SUSAN LISA MENCHIN 54 PAMELA ANN MESSINGER MATTHEW JOHN MORRELL CHRISTINE LOUISE MURRAY TIMOTHY ALAN NOWICKI KAREN ANN MILCHUNES TIMOTHY MICHAEL MITCHELSON MARYBETH MOLIGNANO KELLY ANNE MORGAN STEPHEN DAVID MORRELL ROBERT JOHN MURPHY WILLIAM JAMES MURPHY CHARLES WILLIAM MURRAY STEVEN MURRAY KRISTIN MARIE NELSON JUDE NEWMAN RORY PATRICK NOUMI ERIN ANN O ' BRIEN SEAN MICHAEL O ' CONNELL WILLIAM PATRICK O ' CONNELL KATHERINE RUTH O ' NEAL LORI DAWN O ' NEIL RICHARD KENT ODOM SANDRA LEE OGILVIE ROBERT OLSEN, JR. NICOLE MARIE OWEN LAUREN ANN PACE LAURA ELLEN PARROTT MARILYN SUE PETERSON CHARLES EDWARD PETRIE DEREK MATTHEW PETRUS MICHELLE MARIE QUINLAN KELLY ANN REIDY KERRY ANDREW REIDY CHARLENE M. REIL GEORGE EDWARD REMINGTON JR. 56 LAURA ELLEN RICHARDSON PATRICK MICHAEL RODDEN PAUL JOSEPH ROSSI JILL MARIE ROWELL KATHLEEN ANN TANGNEY TASHA MARIE TANNER KRISTEN MARIE TORRESSEN JOHN CHRISTOPHER TOSI DALE MacKENZIE TRUDEAU CHANDRA ANN TUTTLE DARLENE JEAN VACCARI DAYNA JEAN VENUTI AMY JOANNE VILLARI ELLEN MEDORA WALLACE LAURA ANN WALSH MICHAEL JOHN WALSH MICHAEL SCOTT WARE HOPE ANN WELDON ANDREA CHRISTINE WIGHT JANESE LYNNE WILLY ROBERT GEORGE TREMBLAY, JR. CHRISTINE MARY VILLA KATHLEEN MARIE WARD BARRY JOSEPH WOOD 58 SENIOR SEMI-FORMAL OCTOBER 16, 1987 SONS OF ITALY HALL 62 63 HALLOWEEN 1987 On October 30, 1987, Halloween was cute and proper to dashing and daring, celebrated by the students of Weymouth A Halloween Assembly was held and North with a tremendous amount of prizes were awarded to the best spirit. The costumes ranged in style from costumes in various categories. 67 71 SENIOR Most Friendly Most Likely To Succeed Kelly Doherty, Dennis Conlon James Lemay, Denise Mills 72 Most Likely To Be Late For Graduation Bob Marshall, Michele Canavan Best Smile Christine Brennan, Dean DeCoste SUPERLATIVE Best Eyes Krista Bunszell, Paul DiBella Class Clowns Cheryl Doran, Jim McKim 73 75 Denise M. Mills Russell S. Morganella Jeanie Murphy Donald W. Norton Paul M. O ' Brien V 1- ' St m Nancy Ouellette Jeffrey Pantilla Joseph M. Paola Michael S. Passamonti Scott Pelrine Mark Piccuito Harold Prefontaine Paul S. Prioli James R. Robert Melissa Ryan Frank A. Sansone James K. Sarson Gary M. Silvia Kevin Smith Michael Smith Philip P. Stanton Kevin Sweezey Peter Webb Clinton A. Weir Brian Willard YEARBOOK STAFF Catherine M. Woodford Andrew York 9F- (Left to Right) Advisor K. Baker, J. Sarson, J McKim, Michele Canavan, K. Doherty, C Woodford, C. Kelley, J. Murphy THE YEARBOOK STAFF THANKS MR. LANDRY. President — Vice President — Colleen Kelley Dennis Conlon SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA 80 Director Eugene Stenstrom WEYMOUTH VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL HIGH SCOOL 1051 COMMERCIAL STREET E. WEYMOUTH, MA. 02189 Dear 1988 Graduates: We wish each of you a life filled with good fortune. Take the skills you have been taught throughout your high school years and put them to good use in your in- dividual trade areas. Take time to reflect on how you have grown from teenagers to young adults making your way now through life ' s trials and tribulations. Every successful person has experienced an occasional failure; however, successful people have the ability to keep on going no matter how discouraging life may become. A positive mental attitude is the realization that there is a solution for every problem. Your self image dictates how successful you will be. The way you perceive yourself will either be a restriction or a license to achieve. You have depended on us to educate you, now we depend on you. Your manual skills and your knowledge to work as professionals are your tools to success. Continue to develop your craft and work with confidence and pride. Good Luck in the Future, Your Directors and Faculty Weymouth Voc. Tec. High • Building Maintenance • Building Remodeling • Electronics • Computer Programming • Graphic Arts • Carpentry • Sheet Metal • Structural Drafting • Television Production Assistant Director James Hager 81 Dianne Smith Robert Stenberg Maureen Sullivan George Swart 337-4500 WEYMOUTH VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 1051 COMMERCIAL STREET E . WEYMOUTH, MA. 02189 PRIDE PRINTERS Plant expansion has creat- ed the following positions: Estimator customer ser- vice rep 3-5 yrs exp. in multi-color printing. Plate maker, multi color exp nec. Days. Press feeders exp a plus ELECTRICIANS And Helpers Quality work- manship, top pay. dental medical, vac s Controls construction 776-7320. PRINTING Need for press bindery help. Part time days or eves Arvest Press, Water- town. 924-1 101 Specloltv controctor needs highly sKillcd. experienced, pro- fessionol crews. Excellent com- pany, full time work. Hourly from $15++, Benefits; vocation; incentive plons. Need is imme- diate through winter. Rapid ex- CARPENTERS 864-4647_ Experience required CONST . Camb AUTO PAINTER ienced pa 5ood saiar tits ' Mystic Autp_321 ter FULL TIME COOK 62 bed nursing home needs o 40 hr. wk. Cook, individ- uoi must be responsible personoble with back- ground in institutional or restaurant food prepara- tion. Experienced in dietet- ics beneficicH, but not essen- tial. Must be able to -otate weekends. Excellent woges. working cond. fringe benefits avail. Contoct Mr. Drooer, Mon.-Fri,, 8 a.m. -3 p.m. The Frank Wood Home Electronic Technician Fire detection systems manufacturer has opening for experienced electronic technician to assist engi- neering in development, testing and follow-through of new products. Must be familiar with PC board lav- out and trouble-shooting twhwi wu t Orr tftlnri f A f Y DRAFTPERSON Immed opening tor a qual- ified Draftsperson north ol Boston. Exc. staitinq sala- ry. In busy office with a va- riety of assignments rang- ing from subdivision plans to permit plans, leroy ano inking ability a defmate plus We are a small grow- ing civil engineering firm offering a relaxed atmo- sphere to work in with many company benefits. CABINET MAKER With 5 yrs experien Hardwood furniture st 1 Good oppty. 738-6575 DRAFTER DETAILER This current opening in- ARCHITECTS volves ,ne hawing ° f ,l00r iDP proiect mgmnt su plans and other units m- s d o e n ,rm m Iome S work volved in movable shelv.ng oerformed on Maclntos systems Drawings would iSJU ' aS T er Let°t« £ nbe of the simple to average sume to a a d. 286 coit.pe The candidate should n b ' e a high school graduate i with mechanical drafting I fj -per (its program SHEET METAL MECHANIt A Wakefield based HVA Co is looking for an HVA service mechanic w 2 yr mm exper . also a she metal mechanic Exper ence preferred but wi tram the right person t join their fast growing corr pany II you are a mature self-motivated mdividuc who is looking for an op portunity to learn ant grow, contac t I aune — a HAIRDRESSER INSTRUCTOR CABINET MAKERS .nees Bene- rr.edica ' and training or experience plus ! ' ' ' s n £on y ' pi ' ans ava ' ' 769 1 c n na.t 7 69-7023 eves. CARPENTFRS WANTED No Shore contractor has immed openings for rough fin d crpntrs. 741-2662 have an aptitude in mathe- matics. For an appoint- ment, please call Dave Great career opportuj yvilley at 776-3360. for a dedicated hair dn -. . . • er. it needed will assid pR n .rpT ARCHITECT training and licensing | rHUJCU nno ui- cess. Call director at-. | Blaine Hair SchoC, PIS ' ANI Lincoln St 266-2661 I PISANI HAIRDRESSER Tired of the rat race pres- sure bordom 7 Do what you were born to do in a casual relaxed atmo- sphere Booming down- ASSOC JSC Rnston 021 ' ■ CABINET MAKER With 5 yrs experience Hardwood turniture shot- Good nnni 6.525 Printing GRAPHICS ARTS Experienced 10 x 15 Heidelberg letter press operator. Also printer ' s helper. Driver ' s lla A C SHEETMETAL p hncators and installer: SH EXPO. HAIR STYLIST 3usy salon on Watertown- Befmont line 489-4047 ET METAL MECHANICS GRAPHIC ARTIST Join a growing firm in the s Helpers. 2 yrs exper 3d pay benefits DETAIL DRAFTER AUTO BODY PERSON JHBBS . e AND PAINTER ' S HELP,Efl— Ro P e n r ' 2 ° - 5 STRUCTURAL ENGINEER CARPENTERS WANTED Mth 3-10 S iO-515 hr experience . exp Pavl according to 324-4120 I Material handling equip ment manufacturer in Myd Park area seeks ex peri enced engineer for desigr ejldineerinq. and tiraftin WOODWORKER AUTO MECHANIC Immediate opening for a person capable of doing ail phases of mechanical re- pair We offer excellent pav • ■ — ht per- - r dln-C MJMS SION -e e.nta , dividual to work as a pro duction sales service per son Background in seps prep required Custom service experience helpt Salary commensurate wi CARPENTERS FRAMERS ROOFERS SIDEWALLERS CONWAY. N H 03818 for HAIRSTYLIST CARPENTERS THE BF ST ONLY 26t 201 1 resL ' me to ' GINSBERG SONS, In A arw.ck Clyde Sts _l omerville MA 02l4 r j ' Mention B Pinkstei PRINTING BODY SHOP 1 OFFSET STRIPPER need ot helper for gr ' Exp on quality work. i30dv shop. Must have conditions benefits drivers license. Some met Bob Faulkner col experience necessary „is a full time position with MULTIPRINT. INC fjfs Ca|| w oppW tQ C( I— — u- ncAnaells, SSR ' SMff ' sM goii dub Tso st, CABINET MAKERS South PorK, dSgU. S f , ' ffy d ' j Ex P na ? e plann ' 1 5 years experience neec ed Hardwoods A lammai ur work Must have own tool e Draftspe 4 reliable Uansportatior id =.„r= Ca et d etailm Installation e.penenc r V n , ' ayouts Exper helptul. but not necessari jhir,r.J ? ' e . ' ures an Good pay Call BOGE helpful Salar CONSTRUCTION CO th exp- r — x HAIR STYLIST LORDS LADY ' S. Brook line Top pay Call for mor information 56fi-na-.K PRINTERS unique oppo-- Surl •;xp small press o v  ' T. top pay. excel ig conditions. S o Also P T positior nor nings afternoc sarly eves Ideal it AUTO MECHANIC Must have own .too. e c pay ft «i S3B-ia «: ' GRAPHIC ARTIST For qrowinq design firm Good pay and advance- ment opportunity for ta- in ented Artist with 3 yrs fuM time experience Able to spec type, operate stat ■ t. i make clean, accu- KITCHEN HELP echanicajs. render ted $6 ; an hour to ■ - - , ro nment Responc ashing and food P r _ OVER DES IGN AS i n - r r i ' . ' . tJ d n, Rox 367 start Call Tim layouts Non smok- - Respond 5IGN AS- Box 367. MC . P.O. Experienced Apprentices! year-round ' ' for a ion WorK established compo ' Tnc de; health insurance ooid holidays, O vacations inc. AUTO BODY „„o,, Bodyper COOK Helper „ Top pay tor top person Excel a CaM Frank alter 5 pm Mqn - | n P a i n xp Full lots of EXP O. CARPENTERS AUTO BODY REPAIR 3-5 ykenenced. with to Isiitv work Benefits For resid work exp req. Own hand-toolsiity wo transp req 76 9-2842, GRAPHIC ARTS A multi-talented person needed to design, layout, pasteup typeset bro- chures, flyers, data sheets. ihic exp.. accurate HAIRDRESSERS ye xp ' d Cabinet M; ers needed Top pay C J? .i d benefits Send resume to Can a AUTO REPAIR etc Gra ping ideal. Mon-Fn 9-5 K S 436 Washington St. Westwood, MA KITCHEN MGR SOUS CHEF Essex County Club i: mg an experienced date to assume tl year Sous Chef ' s p. ' Full benefits Apply son Thursdays tnruj days. 1-4 prn sume CARPENTE MAINTENANCE PERSON time with general knowledge of carpentry. Kitchen remod Mu j plumbing, electrical, paint- I 5 yrs exper Tools l ng and general matnte- portation Best wage ance Starting salary at 1 PLIANCE ENGINFJE $18,000 to S25.000. Excel- 200 Linden St. . Wei ' ent benefit package Tools MANICURIST LEAD CARPENTER Busy Newton salon. 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GALE BAKER STANTON 115 Activities NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is made up of students with outstanding records in scholarship, character, leadership and service. This is a service organization in- tended to recognize the achievements of its members and to make contributions to the school. Back Row: Mr. Cavanaugh Bottom Row: Jon Barros, Ed Halter, Tim Mitchelson STUDENT COUNCIL The 1987-88 school year promised to be productive for the Student Council. Under the leadership of President, Derek Petrus, Vice-President, Jill Capodanno, Secretary, Tammy Sepeck, Treasurer, Jay Woodward, and advisor, Mr. Murphy, a multitude of activities were organized. They included: visiting children at the South Shore Hospital on Halloween, holding a canned food drive for the needy in Weymouth, sponsoring an assembly featuring a hypnotist, parti- cipating in an exchange program with South High students and organizing a Christmas fund raiser for Weymouth ' s needy. North ' s Student Council had a dynamic year boosting school morale and helping the community. Back row: Kristin Miller, Cindy Gibbons, Kathleen Reilly, Robert Corddry, Chuck Petrie, Elizabeth Evans, Kristen Connelly, Timothy Mitchelson, Susan Bushey, Silvia Pincov, Robert LaRocco Front row: Pres- ident, Derek Petrus, Secretary, Tammy Sepeck, Treasurer, Jay Woodward 118 Student Advisory Council rhe members of the Student Advisory louncil are elected by their peers. They ravel to the State House once a month to neet with the representatives from the )ther schools to discuss student griev- inces. Bonnie Perchard, Sean Noone Representatives to Weymouth School Committee These outgoing students were elected to be representative members on the Wey- mouth School Committee. At the monthly meetings they have the oppor- tunity to voice their opinions on various topics, assuring that the students point of view is heard and considered. Lynda Fitzpatrick and Derek Petrus 119 SADD The Weymouth North High Chapter of SADD (Students Against Driving Drunk) has been busy promoting the Na- tional Headquarter ' s Program, Challenge ' 88 . This year, SADD celebrates the 5,000 lives saved since its inception and presses to reduce last year ' s figure of 1,710 deaths to under 1,000. Buttons and bumper stickers were sold and many activities were planned to keep the message visible. Top row: Sara Kochanowski, Jennifer Quigley, Mrs. Wilburn, Tiffany Pica, Jan Ward Bottom row: Andrea Chapman, Robert Ivil, Katherine Inferrara, Christine Belle, Stacey Strong AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL The 1987-88 school year proved to be success- ful for Amnesty International. In its second year as a club at Weymouth North, Amnesty Interna- tional doubled its membership and created an interest in foreign and political affairs in the public population. Jill Capodanno and Sylvia Pincov, under the guidance of Mr. Gnong, have coordinated Amnesty International, a non profit, non-political organization influential and often instrumental in the release of political prisoners and prisoners of conscience all over the world. The group wrote many letters this year along with raising a greater awareness of what is currently happening in our world. Back Row: Kristen Miller, Kara Sweeney, Michael Slaven, Jennifer Parker, Kristin West, Daren Page, Melissa Allen, Kerry Rodden, Bonnie Brunell, Mamie Sullivan Front Row: Julie Morgan, Christine Cleary, Bill Araujo, Sylvia Pincov, Jill Capadanno, Jerry Aubin, Wendy Kochanowski 120 THE BULL : or its second consecutive year, North -ligh ' s school newspaper, The Bull, was mder the advisorship of Mrs. Anne Vhitlow. Five issues were printed, in- luding a special April ' s Fool issue. he Bull succeeded in making the school lewspsper a vital part of the student life f North. Back row: Mrs. Whitlow, Patrick Benedetti, Mike Faletra, William Turner, Steve Morrell, Todd Serafini, Silvia Pincov Front row: Maureen Snell, Edward Halter, Brian Durant [ op Row: Jen Pompeo, Lauren Pace, Katie Illes Front Row: Mrs. Litten, ;d Halter, Mrs. Wocester. REFLECTIONS Reflections is the name of Weymouth North ' s student literary magazine. Student writing, including poems, essays, short stories and plays is published in a yearly publication every spring. Art work and photography are also printed in the magazine. The staff meets weekly to review student material submitted by students them- selves or teachers. Staff members determine which entries will make the final grade. Once material is chosen the cut-up and paste-up begins. Students who work on the magazine are involved in all phases of its production. Reflections has been highly rated by judging agencies. It received a first place rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association as well as an All Columbian Award for concept. The Mass. Council of Teachers of English rated Reflections one of the top five school magazines in Massachusetts. We are proud of our accomplishments and of our hard-working staff. We envision a bright future for Weymouth North writers and artists. 121 Back row: Kelly Quinn, William Turner, Edward Halter, Sean Noone, Joe Conkey, Steven Romeo, Mike Faletra, Johnathan Barros, Mr. Green Front row: Brian Durant, Stacey Strong, Kristen West, Tammy Sepeck, Stephen Morrell MATH TEAM This year North ' s math team was a strong as ever. Coached by Mr. Green the team solved difficult, complex matl problems. Several times during the yea they were involved in competition witl other schools. The team and their coacl invested many hours studying matl problems. Back row: Michael Walsh, Kelly Quinn, Patricia Hastry, Katie Illes, Mary Ledwell, Johnathan Barros, Wendy Kochanowski Edward Halter, Silvia Pincov, Michael Slaven, Jennifer Fisher, Ann Allegra Front row: Janese Willy, Jennifer Clearlv, Coach Bonnie Miller, Tammy Sepeck, Christine Geary ACADEMIC DECATHLON The Academic Decathlon team placed fifth out of thirty schools in the Eastern Massachusetts finals. Thi qualified them for the state finals. 122 FRENCH CLUB North ' s French Club, under the guid- ance of Miss Churchill and Mrs. Joyce, sponsored various activities involving the french language and culture. A fa- vorite activity of many students was visiting different french restaurants. They included: the Magic Pan and DuBarry ' s. Several students enjoyed staying after school to preview french films and cook french food. Games played in french are also fun. One of the most popular french games is Monop- oly. Vive le francais. Back Row: Christine Cleary, Michael Slaven, Charles Lee, Ed Halter, Hanah Longo, Sharon Kelly, Lynne Pflaumer, Colleen Elms Front Row: Silvia Pincov, Mrs. Churchill, Jill Capodanno, Bonnie Brunelle, Wendy Kochonowski Back Row; Kerry MacDonald, Amy Desrosiers, Patricia Reiser, Rachel Eliason, Kristine Johnson, Kendra Devincentis, Tasha Tanner, Maryel Farrell, Danielle Cope Middle Row: Mrs. Hodges, Robert Ivil Front Row: Pam Gagne, Kim Ceurvals, Jeanne Cheverie, Jen Curtis, Nicole Ficarra CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir is composed of students who like to sing and are interested in develop- ing their voices. Each year the Choir is invited to participate in various civic functions. Their many activities include: singing at nursing homes and churches, presenting benefit con- certs, and appearing at Christmas programs. This year the Concert Choir appeared on Wey- mouth cable television at the Weymouth Community Family Christmas Party. Many talented students audition and are accepted for district, state, and New England music fes- tivals. Some students go on to careers in music. 123 m 1 - -q jM- -J-4,J B Drama Club The 1987 Drama Club at Weymouth North received honors by placing fourth in the Massachusetts State Drama Festi- val. They performed, I Never Saw Another Butterfly , a touching story of a Jewish girl who lived through the Holocaust. This year the Drama Club will be en- tering this competition again. They will present a three theatre piece entitled, Inside Out. The expectations are high for another outstanding performance. (Back row): Robert Ivil, Kendra Devenceris, Erin O ' Brien, Ken Horgan, Kim Merrill, Andrea Chapman, Emily Francisco, Tom Hamilton, David Baker. (Front row): Peter Hynes, Kelli Beatrice, Rachael Eliason, Bill Araujo, Jerry Aubin, Kris Bell, Lynette Salmeri Assembly Committee The Assembly Committee, advised by Ms. Craigan and Mrs. Pisciottoli, is a group of students who help select assemblies during the school year. The committee not only chooses each assembly but also works behind the scenes during each performance to help bring North the best educational and entertaining shows. The highlight of the group ' s year is Humanities Month, dur- ing which time a wide variety of assem- blies are performed in hopes of broaden- ing the interests of both students and faculty. (Front Row) Mrs. Pisciottoli, Tracey Shea, Sandra Black, Lisa Giannandrea, Linda Giannandrea, Ms. Craigan. (Back Row) Nicki LaRocco, Roxanne Comperchio, Jill Capodanno 124 Student Government I Day Each year on the first Friday in April (April 8, 1988) students from throughout Massachusetts come together at the State House in Boston to participate in the role of elected or appointed officials to run the state government for a day. This year the Weymouth North repre- sentative is Silvia Pincov. Silvia will serve as the State Attorney-General with Bonnie Perchard as her alternate. Both Silvia and Bonnie, with the assistance of Mr. DeCoste, the Student Government Day Faculty Advisor, have participated in several workshops at the State House in preparation for Student Government Day. Mr. DeCoste, Bonnie Perchard (Back Row) Robert Corddry, ] Jill Capodanno. (Front Row) onathon Barros, Michael Slaven, Joseph Mahon, Kelly Quinn, Kristen West, Jennifer Pompeo, Mary Ledwell, Katie Illes, Tammy Sepeck. Gifted and Talented Funded by a Horace Mann grant, the Gifted and Talented Program includes students from all four classes who have been recommended by faculty and administrators. The program provides enrichment activities for the students, including a mentorship program for the seniors, Spotlight programs at Suffolk and SMU for the juniors and seniors, and group activities for the freshmen. A number of speakers will present talks on the advantages and problems of the gifted through a series of evening lec- tures for both parents and students. Spe- cial activities include: participation in the Twenty-fifth anniversary of Weymouth North High, correspondence with an American Army major in China, and a peer counseling program. 125 Band The Weymouth North High School Band performed at every home football game. The half-time show, which included Louie-Louie, New York, New York, and Birdland, helped to fan the flames of victory for the football team. Thursday ' s and Saturday ' s extensive practices resulted in outstanding performances during games and parades. The band officers are: President, David Baker, Vice-President, Kristin Nelson, and Secretary- Treasurer, Kathy Steen. (Fourth Row) Karen McCann, Michele DiBona, Laura Vines, Jennifer Walsh, Mike Gaynor, Dawn Edwards, Amy Pompeo, Carole Smith, Jennifer Stratford, Jessica Henley, Rene Vieno, Martin McDonagh. (Third Row) Rajni Steeves, Carrie Burke, Heather Sellers, Debra Alnslie, Heather Condon, Mary Conway, Kim Merrell, Beth Berard, Mike Pompeo, Wayne Cummings, Stacy Strong, Beth Thayer. (Second Row) Dorothy Chase, Jennifer Alexander, Leah Kullen, Ken Horgan, Amy Desrosiers, Michelle Ierardi, John Giguere, John Baker, Scott Moser, Mike Walsh, George Johns, Mr. Brayton. (First Row) Paula Grossi, Brian Bartoloni, Kathy Steen, David Chase, David Baker, Kristin Nelson, Theresa Cullivan, Rich Martell, Tom Hamilton, Kathy Ward. 126 The Outdoor Sports Club The Outdoor Sports Club takes several hikes and camping trips during the year. The hiking trips take students to places such as: Wompatuck State Park, The Lynn Woods, Breakhart Reservation, Mt. Wachusett, Mt. Monadnock and the Blue Hills. Camping trips range from overnight trips to Norwell to a five day backpacking trip through the wilderness areas of the White Mountains. Weather conditions do not affect organized trips and students are prepared to cope with outdoor problems which may occur. Hole in the Wall School spirit is the major theme of the school store, Hole in the Wall. The store services the entire building and stocks numerous items which display the school logo. The manager, Bill Murphy, has numerous responsibilities. They include: buying items, arranging schedules, training, firing, oversee- ing and pricing items. The assistant manager, Kristen Ahearn, helps the manager carry out his responsibilities. The school store provides an excellent management experience for the students involved. 128 School Improvement Council The School Improvement Council is composed of students, teachers, par- ents, and the school principal. The students involved are Silvia Pincov, Chuck Petrie, and John Gallagher. The teachers on the council are Mr. Hal- lowell, Mr. De Coste and Mrs. Ford. The parents are Mrs. Akoury, Mrs. Walsh and Mr. Chapman. The purpose of the council is to utilize the monies which are allocated to the school under Massachusetts Law, Chap- ter 188. This allocates the school ten dollars ($10.00) for each student en- rolled. For the 1987 school year, the Council had a little over eleven thousand dollars to spend in the way of expanded services for the students and faculty. 129 CHEERLEADERS This year ' s cheerleading squad showed great enthusiasm and determination. The cheerleaders began serious practic- ing during the summer. They success- fully completed a professional cheerleading camp, and returned home with a trophy which they had won in competition. The squad worked during the outstanding football season and ended it with the traditional pep rally held before the Thanksgiving Day game. The squad, even though there were less members during the basketball season, maintained their spirit and energy. ft ' Back Row: Tracey Reeves, Heather Campbell, Meredith Awry, Diane Farrell, Roxanne Comperchi Maureen Snell Front Row: Kathy Leonard, Tammy Sepeck, Kris Lang, Kristin Nelson (capt.), Bee. Bourassa (capt.), Teri Moore (capt.), Diane Capone, Kelly Burke, Kendra DeVincentis 130 133 137 139 140 141 I 146 150 251 Football The 1987 Weymouth North football team became the first winning team in the school ' s history with a record of 8-1- 1. Along with breaking many records, the Maroons always played an impres- sive game. In six of the ten games, the final score was determined in the final sixty seconds. There were many crowd pleasing moments. Barry Bourassa ' s 1000 yards season mark, Kevin Mackin ' s interception, and the Brennan to McBirney pass connection, all contrib- uted to this winning season. These, com- bined with the effective leadership of the tri-captains, Charles Lees III, Kevin Mac- kin, and Mike Ware, lead the team to the first Old Colony League championship in North ' s history. 4th Row: Joe Glover, Owen Graves, Bryan Collin, Bill McEachern, Matt Deady, Richard Mroz, John Serafini, Ch Ferrara, Jason Capello, John Dunn 3rd Row: Paul Tubberville, Brad Shields, Don Walden, Lou Henrickson, T: Stevenson, Ted Keefe, Peter Ferrante, Danny Lindbloom, Bill Murphy, Jim Francis, Chris Ziniti 2nd Row: Bri McCulloch, Dave Donovan, Barry Bourassa, Dale Trudeau, Paul Macaluso, Joe Ziniti, Steve Ruggiero, Tc Romans, Tom O ' Malley, Ron Dowd, Mark Skinner, Ed Woods 1st Row: Greg Daly, Bob Chiavaroli, Sean McBirne John Daley, Mike Ware, Kevin Mackin, Charles Lees, Shawn Brennan, Eric Dosenberg, Dan Sweeney, Bob Conno 156 Girls ' Cross Country This year ' s girls ' cross country team finished on a down note. Although ex- pectations were great, injuries and lack of participation plagued the team throughout the season. The team was lead by senior, Janese Willy, who was consistently a first place finisher. With the return of second year coach, Todd El- well, and junior, Dorothy Chase, the outlook for next season is a positive one. Amy Conway, Ann Allegra, Dorothy Chase, Janese Willy. 158 Boys ' Cross Country The 1987 boys ' cross country team had a year full of ups and downs. Un- fortunately, there were more downs than ups. This did not break the spirit of the team. The enthusiasm of the two captains. Colby Geever, and Geoff Car- ter, helped the team against tough Old Colony League competition. Leading the team were Rob Olsen and Dave Chase, both accumulating a string of personal victories. Juniors, Eric Bennedetti, George Johns, and Mike Walsh are all looking forward to next year and a successful season. op Row: Derek Petrus, David Chase, Charles Petrie, Geoff Carter, Rob Olsen, Coach Todd Elwell, Bill Araujo Bottom Row: like Walsh, Gerry McDonald, Joe Rogers, George Johns, Eric Bennedetti. 159 Boys ' Soccer The boys ' soccer team finished their season with a 9-6-2 record. The team was one point away from going to the Eastern Mass. State Tour- nament. There were records broken throughout the season. First, the team broke a defensive record for the least goals scored against them. Second, the team defeated Bridgewater-Raynham for the first time in North ' s history. The senior tri-captains, sweeper, Bill McEachern, stopper, John Fitzgerald and midfielder, Bill O ' Connell, as well as leading scorer, Steve Murray and goal-tender, Jay Woodward, were all named to the Old Colony League All-Star Team. (Back row) Coach, Gary Burke, Dennis Malloy, Tim Mitchelson, Jerry Thomas, Brian Flaherty, Hanrahan, Eric Koe, Raye LaPlante, Rich Grafton, John Woodward. (Front Row) Steve Murray, C McLeod, David McEachern, Bill O ' Connell, Bill McEachern, John Fitzgerald, Tim Mahan, Tom Lo Brian Houlihan. 160 Girls ' Soccer Thanks to the coaching skills of Marci Arnold, the 1987 girls ' soccer team had a productive season. The leadership of the tri-captains, Jill Capodanno, Pam Messinger and Kristen Boben, combined with the team ' s hard work, perseverance and spirit resulted in a successful year. (Top Row) Barbara Johnson, Kristen Boyne, Kerry Rodden, Jen Cleary, Melissa Allen, Kristen West, Jul [ Morgan, Kathleen Reilly, Susan Sudbey. (Bottom Row) Christine Cleary, Susan Bushev, MarybeM Molignano, Jill Capodanno, Kristen Boben, Pam Messinger, Nicole LaRocco, Kim Deschenes, Bonn I Perchard. 162 Girls 7 Swim Team Tim Top Row: Charlene Tener, Jennifer Houde, Erin Lynch, Tasha Tanner, Don othy Chase, Middle Row: Tracey Stohl, Karen MacDonald, Maureen MacDo nald, Bottom Row: Co-captain, Patricia Hastry, Bernadette Keough. For the fourth year in a row the girls ' swim team had qualifiers for the State Championship. Karen McDonald, Tracey Stohl, Erin Lynch and Dorothy Chase competed in the 400 yard relay. Next year ' s tri-captains Dorothy Chase, Karen MacDonald and Maureen MacDonald have high expectations for another win- ning season in 89. Wrestling The Weymouth North wrestling team, composed primarily of seniors, was a definite powerhouse in the Old Colony League. Though the team had a record of 10-7, one of the impressive wins was against Marsh- field, who was 16-0-1 before they faced off against North. With new coaches, Carl Pawlowski and Tom Pliett, the team was one of the favorites in the South Division 1 Sectionals. Some of the North ' s stars were captain, Sean O ' Connell, captain, Kevin Mackin, John Daley, Kevin Barry, Dennis Malloy, Matt Feroli, Shawn McKinnon, Rick Long and Charles Lees HI. lack row: Charles Lees III, Richard Long, John Daley, Sean O ' Connell, Kevin Mackin, latthew Feroli, Charles Struzzeri, Tony Colintonio. Front row: John Fitzgerald, Joe 4akin, Eric Benedetti, Kevin Barry, Denis Malloy, Fred Astrauskas. 165 Boys ' Indoor Track The 1988 boys ' indoor track team attained a first for North. They finished with a winning season. Senior, Bob Con- nors tied a school record in the fifty yard dash and senior, Colby Geever was undefeated in the 600 yard dash. Juniors, Michael Walsh, George Johns and Ken Horgan made a strong showing. The team was lead by seniors Geoff Carter, Fred Happle, Joe Hanrahan, Colby Geever, Brian Durant, and Steve Murry. _ . (Top Row) Coach Lonergan, Brian Durant, George Johns, Jay Woodward, Robert Connors, Mike Walsh Mike Law, Joe Rogers. (Front Row) Fred Happle, Geof Carter, Joe Hanrahan, Colby Geever, Bob Piazza Nick Parker. 166 Girls 7 Indoor Track The girls ' indoor track team had a superb year. The team had excellent runners, shot-put throwers and high jumpers. Senior co-captains, Merideth Avery and Bonnie Perchard performed exceptionally well in the 600 yard dash and the high jump respectively. The 5 ' 6 jump by junior, Kristen Connelly broke the school high jump record. Distance runners, Dorothy Chase and Ann Allegra, sprinters, Kristen Connelly and Sue Sullivan, and hurdler, Stacey Strong were definite team assets. (Top Row) Sue Sullivan, Stacy Strong, Kate Stoddard, Amy Conway, Ann Allegra, Coach Jacoppo. (Front Row) Karen MacDonald, (capt.) Bonnie Perchard, (capt.) Kristen Connelly, Dorothy Chase, Lisa Anderson 167 Boys ' Basketball (Back Row) Sean McBirney, Shawn Brennan, Richard Perkins, Donald Wal- den, Chris Mazzotta. (Front Row) Peter Frazier, Mike Walsh, Chris McLeod, Vern Larkin, Barry Bourassa. The Weymouth North Basketball team had a very difficult season. However, senior co-captains, Chris Mazzotta and Sean McBirney supported the team ' s ef- forts. The team ended their season with two well deserved victories. 168 Girls ' Basketball This year ' s team was led by the high scoring senior co- captains, Nicki La Rocco and Janese Willy. In addition Janese led the team in rebounds and Nicki led in steals. Other major contributors included junior, Kathleen Reilly, sophomore, Kerry Rodden and freshman, Sue Mathison. The entire team displayed strong offensive and defensive efforts. (Back Row) Marilyn Peterson, Kathleen Reilly, Beth Owerka, Kerri Quinn, Kerry Rodden, Susan Mathison, Pamela Messinger. (Front Row) Susan Bushey, Marybeth Molignano, Nicole LaRocco, Jenese Willy, Kimberly Deschenes, Christine Cleary 169 Lacrosse The Weymouth North lacrosse team played exception- ally well this year. The North students were proud of their team ' s performance. Only a small percentage of a point disqualified the team from participating in the State Tournament. Individual honors were won by David Donovan and John Daley. Each was named to the Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic Teams. David Donovan was also named to the High School All-American Team. The 88 team looks for the return of David Donovan, John Daley, Todd Serafini, John Fitzerald, and Dan O ' Brien. 170 (Back Row) Steven MacKenzie, John Fitzerald, David Donovan, Frank Sansone, Gary Silvia, Kevin Beatrice. (Middle Row) Daniel O ' Brien, Gary Delvecchio, Joe Chiavaroli, William McGuirk, Chris Ferris, Anthony Roberts, Todd Serafini, John Daley (Front Row) Thom O ' Rourke, Eric Pantilla, Steven Keefe, Mike West, Craig Petrus, Scott Moore ■ V ■ft 171 Girls ' Volleyball New coach, Donna Ruseckas, lead the girls ' volleyball team to a new level. Captained by Mary Desmond, the team bumped and set their way to an uplifting season. Seniors, Lauren Joyce, Tricia Kelly and Emily MacDonald played key roles in the outstanding effort displayed by the entire squad. Hopefully, the win- ning attitude will carry into the 1988 sea- son. ORT 10 Top Row: Kerri Quinn, Christine MacNamara, Tricia Kelly, Rajni Steeves, Sharon Grazioso, Beth Evans, Kristy Keating, Jessica Lane Bottom Row: Stacey Strong, Heather Sellers, Mary Ledwell, Lauren Joyce, Emily McDonald 172 Boys ' Volleyball Top Row: Steve Korzeniowski, Tim Mitchelson, Joe Hanrahan, Steve Morrell, Tim Donovan, Rick Aguiar. Bottom Row: Keith Avery, Dave DiBona, Bill McEachern, Derek Petrus, Johnathan Barrows ' In 1987 the boys ' volleyball team was formed. In their first year they were 5 and 5. They had an excellent year. All of the starters will be returning this year. We are looking forward to another great season. 173 Baseball The 1987 Weymouth North baseball team did very well in their quest for the O.C.L. Championship. The team came up a vic- tory short, but qualified for the Division 1 M.I. A. A. State Tour- nament. Although they were eliminated in the first round, this didn ' t overshadow the team ' s success. The players who con- tributed most to the successful year were Mike Marini, M.V.P. of the O.C.L., and juniors Bill O ' Connell and Chris Mazzotta. 174 Softball ■ Back Row (L to R): Nicole LaRocco, Pam Messinger, Kristin Balzano, Sue McDonald, Kerri Quinn, Lynn Belmonte. Front Row (L to R): Tricia Sipola, Tina LaRocco, Julie O ' Neil, Colleen Quinn, Tammy O ' Neil, Kimberly Burns, Jean Marie Nieters The varsity softball team finished with a 10-8 record and missed going to the tournament by one win. The team was captained by Julie O ' Neil (.419) and Colleen Quinn (.328). Tri- cia Sipola finished with 8 wins and 5 losses. Sandra Ogilvie pitched the other two wins and had a phenomenal save against Weymouth South to knock them out of first place. 175 Girls ' Spring Track The girls ' spring track team finished the year with a 4-4 record. 1987 seniors Tracy Kavanaugh and Debbie Melville led the team in scoring, followed closely by sophomore Kristen Connolly. Prospects for 1988 appear bright, with Kristen Con- nolly, Kristen Boben, Jill Capodanno, Christine Cleary, Yvonne Perchard, Janese Willy, Julie Morgan, Susan Sullivan, Shannon Morse, and Kathy Stoddard all returning. othy Chase, Susan Sullivan, Jill Capodanno, Julie Morgan, Shannon Morse, Jennifer Cleary, Jan Woodward, Kristen Boben, Rajni Steeves, Janese Willy. Back Row: Stacy Strong, Leah Kullen, Stacey Synan, Kristine Lang, Kristin Nelson, Eileen Meade, Meredith Avery, Kristen Connelly, Bonnie Perchard, Mr. Wilson. 176 Boys 7 Spring Track The 1987 boys ' track team had great talent but not enough luck. Mr. Lonergan hopes for a successful 1988 season and that last year ' s juniors will pull everything together. Back Row: Coach John Lonergan, Bob Chiavaroli, Don Goodwin, Brian Doyle, Tom Romans, Mike Walsh, Joe Rogers, Terry Murphy, Greg Brunelle, Eric Benedetti, Paul Donelan. Front Row: Kevin DiBona, Colby Geever, Charles Lees III, Capt. Dan Shea, David Chase, James Donovan, Mike Girouard, Robert Connors 177 Boys ' Tennis The boys ' tennis team had many new faces. With the guidance of John Yalow- chuk and the support of Mike Rogers and Peter Dionne they had a good sea- son. First Row: John Yalowchuk, Chiron Marsden, Matt Rinella, Joe Conkey, Peter Dionne. Back Row: Coach Pacini, Ken Horgan, Joe Mahan, ivlike Rogers, Steve Faerm. 178 179 Hockey The Weymouth North hockey team had an exciting season with a 10-5-2 record. The leading scorers were Dave Donovan and Ron Dowd. There were also many saves by goalie, Tom Cayon. The underclassmen team members are looking for- ward to another exceptional season. (Back Row) Todd Serafini, Kevin Balfe, Ray LaPlante, Mark Skinner, David Donovan, Edward Locke, Keith Gardner, Ron Dowd, Patrick McCusker, Brad Shields, Coach Toby Taylor. (Front Row) Brian Houlihan, Chris Ross, Steven Doherty, Jon DiRamio, Michael O ' Brien, Chris Harvey, John Saferian, Tom Cayon. 180 Gymnastics The Weymouth North gymnastics team continued to be dy- namic and energetic under the leadership of seniors Becky Bourassa and Erin Klier. The statistics reflect a 57 meet win- ning streak. Now that ' s impressive! 181 Weymouth Vocational AUTO BODY Paul Francis DiBella James P. Gilberto William Erie Mathews WRESTLING 11,12 Dennis Charles McCarthy Brian Christopher McCulloch WRESTLING 10, FOOTBALL 10,11,12 Scott Joseph Pelrine Frank Alfred Sansone LACROSSE 9,10,11 Peter Mathew Webb AUTO REPAIR David Kenneth Bishop George Michael Carter Gerald Steven Davis Michael Francis Hodgdon Michael Robert Lankowski Paul Scott Prioli Philip Patrick Stanton, Jr. Brian Joseph Willard BUILDING MAINTENANCE REMODELING Mark Edward Mabb Timothy Joseph McStravic Kevin John Smith Andrew Robert York CABINETMAKING Sean Mark Banagis Eric David Bevans Ronald Parker Donovan Glenn Charles Hayes CARPENTRY Peter Fredrick Banta V.I.C.A. 11 Michael Thomas Belben Christopher Bertolino Michael Christopher Burns FOOTBALL 11,12 WRESTLING Brian Scott Conway Dean Alan DeCoste CLASS MARSHALL 12 Daniel James Fahey Michael Edward Hall STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD 12 Seth Kaufman Robert Thomas Marshall John Kenneth Mazzeo James Richard McKim YEARBOOK 12 Paul Michael O ' Brien Jeffrey Panttila LACROSSE 9,10,11 Joseph Paola SENIOR CLASS REP. 12 James Karol Sarson, Jr. YEARBOOK 12 Kevin Michael Sweezey Paul Francis Gilligan Technical High School COSMETOLOGY Christine Marie Brennan Krista Kathleen Bunzell Michele Marie Canavan YEARBOOK 12 Debra Ann Colantonio SENIOR STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD 12 Kelly Lynn Doherty YEARBOOK 12, PROM COM. 12 Cheryl Ann Doran Lisa Marie Gill Colleen Erin Kelley TRACK 9, PEP SQUAD 9, PROM COM. 12, YEARBOOK 12, SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT 12 Renee Mary LaPlume V.I.C.A. 12 Denise Marie Mills V.I.C.A. 11, PROM COM. 12, YEARBOOK 12, SENIOR CLASS SECRETARY TREASURER Jeanie Lee Murphy BAND 9,10,11 YEARBOOK 12, V.I.C.A. 12 Nancy Jean Ouellette Melissa Ann Louise Ryan Catherine Marie Woodford YEARBOOK 12 ELECTRONICS Robert Brian Callahan Christopher Jon Faria Marion Frances Kinney GRAPHIC ARTS Gerald William Ahola Douglas Brian Bowen James Clifford Broadbent, Jr. Kathleen Rose Fay SWIMMING 9 William Fountain Donald Wayne Norton Mark Edward Piccuito Harold Charles Prefontaine V.I.C.A. Gary Michael Silvia SOCCER 9, LACROSSE 9,10,11, SCHOOL COM. REP. 12, JR. CRAFTSMAN CLUB 10,11,12 SHEET METAL Dennis Andrew Conlon, Jr. V.I.C.A. 11, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT John Scott Hallifax Thomas Mathew Hallifax James William Kane John William Krim James William Lemay Andrew George Lewis Michael Edward Luddington V.I.C.A. 11, SENIOR STATE REP. 12 Brian Andrew MacDonald Richard Charles Mcintosh Russell Silvio Morganella YEARBOOK 12 Michael S. Passamonti Michael Joseph Smith Clinton Allen Weir FOOTBALL 10,11,12 STRUCTURAL DRAFTING Charles Thomas Hancock Edward Arthur Hancock Brian Joseph Kowalski James Richard Robert STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD 12 183 SENIOR DIRECTORY TAMMY LYNN ABBOTT KRISTIN ELIZABETH AHEARN NICHOLAS HENRY AKOURY NEEK TRACK; INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL MICHAEL JAMES AMICANGELO MARY ANZALONE SOCCER 9-11; GYMNASTICS 9,11; SOFTBALL 12 WILLIAM AMBROSIO ARAUJO BILL SENIOR CLASS PLAY 11,12; DRAMA FESTIVAL AND CLUB 11,12; AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL 11,12; CROSS COUNTRY 12; SENIOR COMMIT- TEE; TENNIS 12; DRAMA BOARD 12 JEREMY DAVID AUBIN JERRY- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 11,12; WINTER TRACK 11; AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL 12; DRAMA CLUB 11,12; SENIOR CLASS PLAY 11,12; TENNIS 12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; DRAMA BOARD 12; DRAMA FESTIVAL 11,12 MEREDITH LYNN AVERY MOO SPRING TRACK 9-12; WINTER TRACK 9-12; CHEERLEADING 11,12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL DAVID ROBERT BAKER DAVE BAND 9-12, PRESIDENT 12; SENIOR CLASS PLAY 9-12; DRAMA FESTIVAL 12; DRAMA CLUB 12 JEFFREY DOUGLAS BAKER KRISTIN MICHELLE BALZANO SOFTBALL 10-12 JANICE ANNE BARRETT SENIOR COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY JONATHAN BARROS MATH TEAM 9-12 JOHN JOSEPH BARRY JAY KEVIN JOSEPH BARRY SOCCER 9-11; WRESTLING 11,12 BRIAN CHRISTOPHER BARTOLONI FUBS BAND 9-12 LYNN MARIE BELMONTE LYNNBELL SOFTBALL 10-12; PEP RALLY 9-12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; SKI CLUB 10 SANDRA JEAN BLACK SANDl SOCCER 9,10; BASKETBALL 9; SENIOR COM- MITTEE; PEP RALLY 9-12; SKI CLUB 11 ROBERT BLONDA JR. BOB KRISTEN ANN BOBEN BOBES SOCCER 9-12, CAPTAIN 12; WINTER TRACK 9- 12; SPRING TRACK 9-12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY RICHARD EDWARD BOPP RICH REBECCA ANN BOURASSA BECKY CHEERLEADING 10-12, CAPTAIN 11,12; GYM- NASTICS, CAPTAIN; DRILL TEAM; SAFETY KIDS; SUM A; SENIOR COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY JANINE JENNIFER BRACK SENIOR COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY RENE MARY BRANGIFORTE SHAWN EDWARD BRENNAN SHAWNO FOOTBALL; BASKETBALL KELLY MARIE BRODERICK DRILL TEAM 9,10; LITERARY MAGAZINE 12; SADD 10,11; BIBLE STUDY 10-12 TIMOTHY WILLIAM BRONCHUK ROBIN ANN BROOKS BIRD SENIOR COMMITTEE; SCHOOL MASCOT 12; CLASS SECRETARY 11; PEP RALLY BRIAN TIMOTHY BROWN L ARGE FRENCH CLUB 9,10 KRISTINE ELLEN BROWN KR1SSY DRAMA CLUB; SPOTLIGHT PROGRAM; OF- FICE HELP; ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE BONNIE JEAN BRUNELLE BON WINTER TRACK; SPRING TRACK; SOCCER; PEP RALLY; CANADA; AMNESTY INTERNA- TIONAL NATHAN MICHAEL BUCKLEY NATE KELLY ANN BURKE KEL BAND 9-11; WINTER TRACK 10; CHEERLEAD- ING 12; NEWSPAPER 12; CANADA SUSAN ELAINE BUSHEY BASKETBALL 11,12; SOCCER 11,12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; STUDENT COUNCIL; YEAR- BOOK; PROM COMMITTEE; INTRAMURAL SPORTS; PEP RALLY; CAP AND GOWN COM- MITTEE CAROL MARIE CALLAHAN SKI CLUB; DRILL TEAM, CAPTAIN; PEP RALLY; TRACK; SENIOR COMMITTEE; PROM COM- MITTEE TODD JAMES CALLBECK SCHROD SKI CLUB ROBERT ALEXANDER CAMERON, III JEANNE MARIE CAMPBELL JEANNE ' WINTER TRACK; YEARBOOK, ASSISTANT EDI- TOR-IN-CHIEF, 12; INTRAMURAL VOLLEY- BALL; SKI TRIP; SENIOR COMMITTEE DONA MARIE CANNON DONA ' PROM COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY; SKI CLUB; SE- NIOR COMMITTEE; CAP AND GOWN COM- MITTEE JILL MARIE CAPODANNO CAPPA SOCCER 9-12, CAPTAIN 10-12; BASKETBALL 9,11; SPRING TRACK 9-12; STUDENT COUNCIL 11,12, VICE PRESIDENT, 12; AMNESTY INTER- NATIONAL 11,12, CO-PRESIDENT 12; HONOR SOCIETY 10-12, SECRETARY, 12; GOLDMINE 12; S.U.M.A.; SENIOR COMMITTEE WILLIAM PAUL CARDINAL MICHELE DENISE CARR CHINADOLL GEOFFREY WOODS CARTER HORGAWITZ ' ' CROSS COUNTRY, CAPTAIN; WINTER TRACK, CAPTAIN; DRAMA; BAND BRIAN PAUL CASSIDY INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL; VOLLEYBALL; YEARBOOK TIMOTHY JOHN CASSIDY TIM FOOTBALL 9 PATRICIA LOUISE CAVANAUGH TRICIA F.H.A. THOMAS JOHN CAYON TOM HOCKEY 9-12; TENNIS 12; MATH TEAM 10-12 REBECCA FRANCES CHARRON BECKY ' PEP RALLY 10,11 DAVID ARTHUR CHASE CROSS COUNTRY 9-12; BAND 9-12; WINTER TRACK 9-11; SPRING TRACK 9-11; YEARBOOK 12; SPORTS EDITOR JOSEPH PAUL CHIAVAROLI LACROSSE 9-12 ROBERT G. CHIAVAROLI THE CHEV FOOTBALL 10-12; WRESTLING 10,12; LA- CROSSE 9,12; SPRING TRACK 11; PEP RALLY 9 PATRICE MARIE CHOUINARD P C. SADD; PEP RALLY 11 EDWARD KIMETT CLARK LOBSTA ' LACROSSE; PEP RALLY; SENIOR COMMITTEE; DRAMA CLUB; PROM COMMITTEE 1H4 CHRISTINE MARIE CLEARY CLEARY PEP RALLY; SOCCER; TRACK; CANADA; SKI CLUB; FRENCH CLUB; ACADEMIC DECATHLON; SENIOR COMMITTEE MARK DAVID COADY MARCUS WINTER TRACK; LACROSSE; DRAMA CLUB; SENIOR COMMITTEE LAURA LEE COLETTI LITERARY MAGAZINE 10-12 ROXANNE MARIE COMPERCHIO ROX BASKETBALL; SOFTBALL; CHEERLEADING; SENIOR COMMITTEE CHRISTINE LOUISE CONCANNON CHRIS ROBERT JOSEPH CONNORS BOBBY- BASKETBALL 11,12; FOOTBALL 10-12; TRACK 11,12 DANIELLE MALINDA COPE DANNI SADD; CONCERT CHOIR WILLIAM THOMAS COTTER OTIS FOOTBALL 9,10; LACROSSE 9-11 CHRISTINE MARIE COYER CHRISSY SCOTT LAWRENCE CREA SKEETA LACROSSE; SKI CLUB; SOCCER; PEP RALLY; SENIOR COMMITTEE; DRAMA CLUB; PROM COMMITTEE THERESA MARIE CULLIVAN BAND 9-12; SWIM TEAM 9; SPRING TRACK 9 JOHN MICHAEL DALEY JUKES WRESTLING 10-12, TREASURER, 12; FOOTBALL 9-12; LACROSSE 9-12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY 9-12; SKI CLUB GREGORY CHARLES DALY GREGGA FOOTBALL MELANIE JAYNE DA VIES MEL PEP RALLY; MAJORETTE 9,10; BAND 9; SENIOR COMMITTEE; TRACK 9 KRISTEN ANN DAVIS DALE LYNN DeFREITAS KIMBERLY CATHERINE DePETRO- WILSON KIMBY SENIOR COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY KIMBERLY NANCY DESCHENES KIM SOCCER 9-12; BASKETBALL 9,11,12; TRACK 9,10; STUDENT COUNCIL 9,10; SENIOR COM- MITTEE MARYTERESA DESMOND DES BAND 9-11; VOLLEYBALL 10-12, CAPTAIN, 12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; PEP SQUAD KENDRA AMY DeVINCENTIS QUERIDA DRAMA CLUB; SADD; SENIOR COMMITTEE; CHEERLEADING; PEP RALLY; CONCERT CHOIR; ROCK BAND DAVID MICHAEL DiBONA DAVE FOOTBALL 11; SOCCER 9; BASKETBALL 9-11; VOLLEYBALL 11,12 MARK RICHARD DiNINO NINO ITALIAN CLUB JOHN EDWARD DIXON AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL 11,12 DONNA MARIE DONLEY DAVID JEROME DONOVAN DUNNY LACROSSE 9-12; HOCKEY 9-12; MATH TEAM 10- 12; AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL; BOYS ' STATE; FOOTBALL 9,12; SUMA JAMES THOMAS DONOVAN J.D. SPRING TRACK 11; CROSS COUNTRY 12 JOAN MARIE DONOVAN JOANIE SENIOR COMMITTEE TIMOTHY JOHN DONOVAN WINTER TRACK 9,10; SPRING TRACK 9,10; VOLLEYBALL 11,12; INTRAMURAL VOLLEY- BALL 11,12; STAGE BAND 10-12; SENIOR CLASS PLAY 10-12 MICHAEL WILLIAM DORAN MIKE D HOCKEY; SKI CLUB; SENIOR COMMITTEE ERIC JOHN DOSENBERG DOZE FOOTBALL PHILIP FRANCIS DOULD ROBB WILLIAM DOWELL ROBB FRANCIS ALAN DREW FRANK SOCCER 9-11; WRESTLING 11 SUZANNE ELIZABETH DRISCOLL SUE SWIMMING 10; SOFTBALL 11,12; SENIOR COM- MITTEE; YEARBOOK KAREN JEANNE DRURY SOCCER 10; SOFTBALL 11; SENIOR COMMIT- TEE SHERI MARIE DUBE SENIOR COMMITTEE BRIAN ROBERT DURANT SOCCER 9-11; TRACK 12; OUTDOORS CLUB 9- 12; MATH TEAM 10-12 RACHEL KELLY ELIASON RACH CONCERT CHOIR; SENIOR COMMITTEE; DRAMA CLUB; SOLO ENSEMBLES; DRAMA FESTIVAL ROBERT JOSEPH ENOS HOCKEY, FOOTBALL LOUIS ALFRED FAIELLA FRENCH CLUB 9-12; WRESTLING 9 DIANE MARGARET FARRELL BAND 9,10; SPRING TRACK 9-11; TRACK 9-11; CHEERLEADING 12 KRISTIN LOUISE FARRELL SUSAN FARRELL LINDA ANN FASCI SKI CLUB; DRAMA CLUB MATTHEW JOSEPH FEROLI TODD ALAN FICARRA BAND 9,10 JOHN PATRICK FITZGERALD SOCCER 9-12, CAPTAIN 12; CLASS PRESIDENT 10-12; WRESTLING 9-12; LACROSSE 9-12; PEP RALLY 9-12; SKI CLUB; SENIOR COMMITTEE LYNDA ANN FITZPATRICK CLASS TREASURER 11,12; STUDENT GOVERN- MENT 11; RECORDER AND SECRETARY OF STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL 12; SKI CLUB 9-12; SWITZERLAND 11,12; SENIOR COMMIT- TEE; PEP RALLY 9-12; SWIM TEAM 9-12; BAS- KETBALL 11; TENNIS 10-12, CAPTAIN 12; CLASS PLAY 9,12 RICHARD PAUL FLAVIN CORINNE MARIE FLEMING CURLY PEP RALLY; BAND; MAJORETTE; LITERARY BOB ' O DI WINTER SUE LYDIA FITZ MAGAZINE; SAFETY KIDS; GIFTED AND TAL- ENTED; TRACK; SENIOR COMMITTEE JAMES PATRICK FOX, II THOMAS JOSEPH FROST, JR. MARY ELIZABETH GALDINS SENIOR COMMITTEE; BAND 9-11; MAJORETTE 9,10; SAFETY KIDS 11; TRACK 9; HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVE 10,11; FRENCH CLUB 11; PEP SQUAD 12; CANADA; SENIOR CLASS PLAY 12 KEITH MATTHEW GARDNER HOCKEY 11,12 ALBERT JOSEPH GARNEY JOHN JAMES GAYNOR SOCCER 9,10 COLBY DOUGLAS GEEVER LINDA MARIE GI ANN ANDREA TWIN BASKETBALL 9; TRACK 12; SOCCER 10; ITALIAN CLUB; SENIOR COMMITTEE LISA MARIE GIANN ANDREA LEE BASKETBALL 9; TRACK 12; SOCCER 10; SENIOR COMMITTEE MICHAEL JOHN GIROUARD MIKE TRACK CHARLES TABER GLASS TAB SKI CLUB 9-12; SENIOR COMMITTEE ALICIA MARIE GOMEZ PEP RALLY ANITA LOUISE GOMEZ BEAN YEARBOOK, SENIOR SECTION EDITOR; SKI CLUB; PEP RALLY; SENIOR COMMITTEE; CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE ROBERT GOULSTON ROB NEWSPAPER 9 CAROLYN MARIE GRAFTON SENIOR COMMITTEE; SKI CLUB; PEP RALLY HEATHER MARIE GRAHAM MONKEY PEP RALLY KEVIN MICHAEL GRANT HEATHER GREER HETH PAULA THERESA GROSSI WHITNEY SADD 10-12; BAND 9-12 EDWARD JOSEPH HALTER FAST EDDIE NEWSPAPER 11,12, EDITOR 11,12; LITERARY MAGAZINE 10-12, EDITOR 10-12; FRENCH CLUB, TREASURER; ACADEMIC DECATHLON TEAM 11,12, CAPTAIN 12; AM- NESTY INTERNATIONAL; SENIOR NEWSLET- TER; HONOR SOCIETY 185 THOMAS GERALD HAMILTON HAMA LACROSSE 9-12; WRESTLING 10; HOCKEY 11; ROCK BAND JOSEPH EDWARD HANRAHAN SOCCER; INDOOR TRACK; LACROSSE; VOL- LEYBALL; INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL; IN- TRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL FREDERICK JAMES HAPPEL FRED BASEBALL 10-12; WINTER TRACK 12 RACHEL MARIE HARDY SHELLY NEWSPAPER; DRAMA CHRISTOPHER HARVEY CHRIS HOCKEY VERONICA MARY HARVEY RONNIE PATRICIA ANN HASTRY PATTY SWIM TEAM 9-12, CAPTAIN 12; ACADEMIC DE- CATHLON 12 BRIAN EDWARD HOLBROOK PAULINE MARIE HOLLAND JOSHUA LEA HOLLANDER HOG SKI TRIP; INTRAMURAL SPORTS GREGORY ALAN HUDSON GREG STEVEN PETER HUDSON HEX SOCCER PETER JOHN HYNES PLATA DRAMA CLUB 10-12 KATHRYN INFERRERA SADD 11,12, VICE PRESIDENT 11, PRESIDENT 12 JOANNE IVIL BANANEE CLASS TREASURER 9,10; STUDENT COUNCIL; ITALIAN CLUB; PROM COMMITTEE; SENIOR COMMITTEE; SOCCER LAURA JEAN JAKUBAJTYS CHEERLEADING 11,12; BAND 9,10; SOCCER 9 KRISTINE MARIE JOHNSON KRIS DRAMA; SENIOR COMMITTEE MICHELLE ELAINE JOHNSON SHELLYFISH LITERARY MAGAZINE PATRICE MARY JONES PENELOPE SENIOR COMMITTEE; CAP AND GOWN COM- MITTEE STACEY LYNNE JONES STACE CROSS COUNTRY 9; DRILL TEAM 9,10 LAUREN KATHLEEN JOYCE VOLLEYBALL, CAPTAIN; SOFTBALL KRISTY ELIZABETH KEATING VOLLEYBALL; SENIOR COMMITTEE KRISTINA MARGARET KEEFE KRIS YEARBOOK 11,12 BRIAN KEVIN KEENAN KEEN-DOGS WRESTLING 10-12 SHERRY LYN KEENAN PATRICIA ANN KELLEY TRISHA VOLLEYBALL 11,12; PEP SQUAD BERNADETTE ANNE KEOUGH SWIM TEAM; BAND 10; SENIOR COMMITTEE; SPRING TRACK KEVIN PATRICK KEOUGH MICHAEL FREDERICK KING, III SKY ERIN KLIER SENIOR COMMITTEE; GYMNASTICS 9-12; PEP RALLY WENDA ANN KOCHANOWSKI WENDY WINTER TRACK 9-12; SPRING TRACK 9-12; AM- NESTY INTERNATIONAL; CANADA; ACA- DEMIC DECATHLON CATHERINE KOUDELKA CATHIE KRISTINA JAY LANG KRISSY WINTER TRACK; SPRING TRACK; CHEERLEADING; PEP RALLY; SENIOR COM- MITTEE; YEARBOOK; AMNESTY INTERNA- TIONAL VERN DAVID LARKIN BASKETBALL 9-12 NICOLE LaROCCO NICK! SOCCER 9-12; BASKETBALL 9-12; SOFTBALL 9- 12; HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVE; IN- TRAMURAL SPORTS; SENIOR COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY 9-12; SKI CLUB; PROM COMMITTEE MICHELLE MARIE LAUBENSTEIN SHELL FRENCH CLUB DOVAN LE SOCCER 9-12; PEP RALLY 10-12; INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 9-12 KATHLEEN ANNE LEARY KATHY CHARLES HENRY LEES, III FOOTBALL 10-12, CAPTAIN 12; WRESTLING 9- 12; SPRING TRACK 9-12, CAPTAIN 12; BOYS ' STATE; FRENCH CLUB, PRESIDENT; SOPHO- MORE AND JUNIOR USHER; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY; MATH TEAM 11,12; CLASS SECRETARY 10; HOMEROOM REPRESENTA- TIVE 9,11 MICHELLE LEE LEHANE KATHERINE MARIE LEONARD MAJORETTE 9,10; CHEERLEADING 11,12; SE- NIOR COMMITTEE; CANADA KATHLEEN TERESA LEONARD CUTIE PIE YEARBOOK DENISE JANE LoBELLO NIECEY BABES YEARBOOK 11 DEBORAH ANNE LOCKE DEBBIE SOCCER 9; TRACK; CROSS COUNTRY; SWIM TEAM; YEARBOOK 12; ART EDITOR; NEWSPA- PER; LITERARY MAGAZINE; FRENCH CLUB; AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL; SKI CLUB; SE- NIOR COMMITTEE RICHARD FRANCIS LONG SOCCER 9-11; WRESTLING 10-12 KIMBERLEY ANNE LOWE KIM DRAMA 10-12; LITERARY MAGAZINE 11,12; SPRING TRACK 9,10; PEP RALLY 9-12; PROM COMMITTEE 12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; SOFT- BALL 12; FRENCH CLUB 11; INTRAMURAL SPORTS 9-12; YEARBOOK; SAFETY KIDS; CAN- ADA DENNIS WILLIAM LYNE DEN-DOGS EDWARD ETHAN MacANDREWS KEVIN PATRICK MACKIN FOOTBALL 9-12, CAPTAIN 12; WRESTLING 9- 12, CAPTAIN 11,12 JACQUELYNNE ANNE MacMILLAN JACKIE TRACK 9; DRAMA CLUB 11; LITERARY MAGA- ZINE 12; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 12; BIBLE STUDY 9-12 SARAH ANN MacMILLAN SOCCER 9,10; BASKETBALL 9,10; PROM COM- MITTEE 12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE 12 KATHLEEN MARGARET MacNEIL SOCCER 9, 10; TRACK 9; JUNIOR USHER 11; CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE 12; YEARBOOK 12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; PROM COMMITTEE JULIE MARIE MAHER SOFTBALL 9; WINTER TRACK 10; SPRING TRACK 10; TENNIS 11,12; CANADA CHRISTOPHER JOHN MALIGNO CHRIS DENNIS MICHAEL MALLOY SOCCER 9-12; WRESTLING 11,12; INTRAMURAL SPORTS 10-12; SKI TRIP; PEP RALLY; SKI CLUB; CANADA EILEEN MARY MANGONE BEAN TRACK; HONOR SOCIETY ROBERTA ANN MANNING BOBBI PROM COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY; CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE; SENIOR COMMITTEE CHRISTINE MARIE MAROBELLA CHRISSY GYMNASTICS CHIRON DAVID MARSDEN TENNIS RICHARD JOHN MARTELL MARTY BAND 9-12 JOSEPH ANTHONY MATTERAZZO JR. VOLLEYBALL CHRISTOPHER JOHN MAZZOTTA MAZZ BASKETBALL 9-12, CAPTAIN 12; BASEBALL 9- 12, CAPTAIN 12 sean francis mcbirney football 9,11,12; basketball 9-12 james edward mccall james christopher mccallum james robert mccarthy christopher alan mcdonald macca baseball 9-11; basketball 9; football 11 emily Mcdonald volleyball; winter track; newspaper; pep rally; canada william francis mceachern varsity soccer 9-12, cap tain 11,12; var- sity volleyball 11,12, captain 12; senior committee shawn patrick mckinnon mic wrestling 10-12 john dana Mcknight McNuggets thomas aloysius mcnamara big mac patrick garvey mcneil pat david Mcpherson streak susan lisa menchin sue winter track; pep rally; senior com- MITTEE PAMELA ANN MESSINGER PAM SOFTBALL 11,12; SOCCER 9-12; WINTER TRACK 11; PEP RALLY; SENIOR COMMITTEE; BASKET- BALL 12 KAREN ANN MILCHUNES CHUNSEY PEP RALLY; SENIOR COMMITTEE TIMOTHY MICHAEL MITCHELSON MITCH SOCCER 11,12; YEARBOOK 11,12; HONOR SOCIETY 11,12; STUDENT COUNCIL 11,12; VOL- LEYBALL 11,12; SUMA MARYBETH MOLIGNONO M.B. VARSITY SOCCER 9-12; VARSITY BASKETBALL 9-12; TRACK 9,10; HOMEROOM REP.; PEP RALLY 9-12; SENIOR COMMITTEE 12; SKI CLUB; FRENCH CLUB; PROM COMMITTEE; IN- TRAMURAL SPORTS KELLY ANNE MORGAN KEL SOFTBALL 9; SCHOOL STORE 11,12 MATTHEW JOHN MORRELL SPLAT WRESTLING STEPHEN DAVID MORRELL STE NEWSPAPER, PRODUCTION EDITOR; VOL- LEYBALL; MATH TEAM ROBERT JOHN MURPHY MURPH WILLIAM JAMES MURPHY MURPH CHARLES WILLIAM MURRAY CHUCK SCHOOL STORE CHRISTINE LOUISE MURRAY LOU NEWSPAPER; PROM COMMITTEE; SENIOR COMMITTEE STEVEN MURRAY SOCCER 9-12; WRESTLING 10; PEP RALLY; SKI 186 TRIP 10 KRISTIN MARIE NELSON ' ' NELSON STAGE BAND 12; PEP RALLY 9-12; HOMECOM- ING 10-12; YEARBOOK 12, COPY EDITOR; BAND 9-12; VICE PRESIDENT 12; CHEERLEAD- ING 10-12, CAPTAIN 11,12; SPRING TRACK 9-12; WINTER TRACK 9,10; SENIOR COMMITTEE JUDE NEWMAN JUGHEAD PHOTOGRAPHY RORY PATRICK NOUMI SOCCER 9 TIMOTHY ALAN NOWICKI BROW BASKETBALL DANIEL PATRICK O ' BRIEN 7CE CLASS VICE PRESIDENT 9-12; SOCCER 9; WRES- TLING 10,11; LACROSSE 9-12; PEP RALLY 9-12; SKI TRIP; BOY ' S STATE ERIN ANN O ' BRIEN EH SENIOR COMMITTEE; DRAMA CLUB; NEWS- PAPER; YEARBOOK; PEP RALLY; SENIOR CLASS PLAY; PROM COMMITTEE SEAN MICHAEL O ' CONNELL SMO ' C WRESTLING 9-12, CAPTAIN 11,12; PEP RALLY 9; FOOTBALL 10,11 WILLIAM PATRICK O ' CONNELL BO SOCCER 9-12, CAPTAIN 12; BASKETBALL 9-12; BASEBALL 9-12; SENIOR COMMITTEE KATHERINE RUTH O ' NEAL KATIE CANADA; WINTER TRACK 10 BRIAN THOMAS O ' NEIL LORI DAWN O ' NEIL RICHARD KENT ODOM KENT WRESTLING, SOCCER SANDRA LEE OGILVIE OGES SOCCER 9,10; BASKETBALL 9,10; SOFTBALL 9- 12; PROM COMMITTEE; SENIOR COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY; INTRAMURAL SPORTS ROBERT OLSEN, JR. ROB NICOLE MARIE OWEN LAUREN ANN PACE LAURIE PEPSI MACHINE; LITERARY MAGAZINE; CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE; SENIOR COMMIT- TEE DONNA MARIE PACKARD DRAMA; AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL; GIFTED AND TALENTED LAURA ELLEN PARROTT LEE DRILL TEAM 9,10 CAPTAIN 10; ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE; AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL; SE- NIOR COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY YVONNE ROSE PERCHARD BONNIE CLASS SECRETARY 12; SOCCER 9-12; WINTER TRACK 9-12; SPRING TRACK 9-12; PEP RALLY 9-12; REGIONAL EDUCATION COUNCIL REP; STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL 11,12; JR. HOMEROOM REP.; SENIOR COMMITTEE; IN- TRAMURAL SPORTS; REGIONAL SCHOOL IM- PROVEMENT COUNCIL MARILYN SUE PETERSON MAL BASKETBALL 9-12; TRACK 9,10; PEP RALLY 12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; YEARBOOK, CO- EDITOR ACTIVITIES 12; INTRAMURAL SPORTS 9,10 CHARLES EDWARD PETRIE CHUCK BASEBALL 9-12; CROSS COUNTRY 11,12; JU- NIOR USHER; MATH TEAM; STUDENT COUN- CIL; YEARBOOK; SENIOR COMMITTEE; SKI CLUB; HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVE; AM- NESTY INTERNATIONAL; PEP RALLY; IN- TRAMURAL SPORTS; SCHOOL IMPROVE- MENT COUNCIL DEREK MATTHEW PETRUS PORTSIDE STUDENT COUNCIL, TREASURER 11, PRESIDENT 12; STUDENT ADVISORY COMMIT- TEE, CHAIRMAN; JUNIOR HOMEROOM REP- RESENTATIVE; SENIOR COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY; SKI CLUB; LACROSSE; WRESTLING; VOLLEYBALL; CROSS COUNTRY; AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL; INTRAMURAL SPORTS; SWITZERLAND 12 DANIEL RAYMOND PHILLIPS DANNY-BOY ANA SILVIA PINCOV SILB SENIOR CLASS PLAY 9; SPRING TRACK 9,10; NEWSPAPER 9; SPANISH CLUB; WINTER TRACK 10,11; ACADEMIC DECATHLON 11,12; STUDENT COUNCIL 11,12; SOFTBALL 11; AM- NESTY INTERNATIONAL 11,12, CO- PRESIDENT 12; SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT COM- MITTEE JENNIFER ANNE POMPEO JEN AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL 12; LITERARY MAGAZINE 12 PAUL DANIEL PRATT EPPA SHAWN JOSEPH PRESKINS SOCCER; SKI CLUB MICHELLE MARIE QUINLAN QUINNY ADAM L. REED KELLY ANN REIDY YEARBOOK KERRY ANDREW REIDY CHARLENE M. REIL CHUCK GEORGE EDWARD REMINGTON JR. SKIP KEY CLUB 10; SCHOOL PRIDE COMMITTEE 9 DENISE ARLENE RHEAULT DIZ SENIOR COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY; GYMNAS- TICS; DRAMA CLUB; SCHOOL BANK; SENIOR CLASS PLAY LAURA ELLEN RICHARDSON PATRICK MICHAEL RODDEN RODMAN- FOOTBALL 9; BASKETBALL 9-12; BASEBALL 9- 12 PAUL JOSEPH ROSSI BURMY SOCCER 10,11; SKI TRIP 10,11; WRESTLING 10,11; PEP RALLY 10,12; SENIOR COMMITTEE JILL MARIE ROWELL JILLIKINS BASKETBALL 9-11; SKI CLUB 9-12; PEP RALLY; SENIOR COMMITTEE; PROM COMMITTEE; IN- TRAMURAL SPORTS 9,10 STACEY ANN SALVAGGI DANIEL ANTHONY SAVOIE JR. DAN JILL LOUISE SCIARINI JILLY HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVE 11 LAUREN ELIZABETH SEAMANS SEAMANS TAMMY SEPECK GIRLS ' STATE 11; CHEERLEADING 11,12; STUDENT COUNCIL 10-12, TREASURER 10, SECRETARY 11,12; ACADEMIC DECATHLON 11,12; FRENCH CLUB 9,10; DRAMA CLUB 10-12; MATH TEAM 11,12; AMNESTY INTERNA- TIONAL 12; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 12; HOME- ROOM REPRESENTATIVE 10,11 TODD JOHN SERAFINI SURF A FOOTBALL 9; HOCKEY 9-12; LACROSSE 9-12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY 11,12; NEWS- PAPER 12 LYNNEL MARIE SILVA CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE 11; SKI CLUB 12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; PEP RALLY 11,12; ITALIAN CLUB 11; SCHOOL STORE 11 MICHAEL CHARLES SLAVEN MIKE SADD; FRENCH CLUB; AMNESTY INTERNA- TIONAL; ACADEMIC DECATHLON STEPHEN FRANCIS SMITH KATHERINE MICHELE STEEN KATHY SOCCER 9; WINTER TRACK 9; YEARBOOK, EDI- TOR-IN-CHIEF 12; BAND 9-12, SECRETARY TREASURER 12; UNIFORM COMMITTEE MELISSA JANE STEVENS MISSY BAND 9-11 MARGARET SULLIVAN MARNIE YEARBOOK 11,12, CO-EDITOR ACTIVITIES 12; TENNIS 11,12 CAPTAIN 12; GUIDANCE AIDE 11,12; SENIOR COMMITTEE; JR. USHER 11; DOUGHNUT SHOP 12 DANIEL MICHAEL SWEENEY SWEENDOGS FOOTBALL PAULA FRANCES SYBERTZ STACY LEE SYNAN WINTER TRACK 9-12; SPRING TRACK 10-12; SE- NIOR COMMITTEE; CROSS COUNTRY 10,11 KATHLEEN ANN TANGNEY KATHY TRACK 10 TASHA MARIE TANNER TASH SWIM TEAM 9,10,12; TRACK 10-12; CONCERT CHOIR; SADD; AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL KRISTEN MARIE TORRESSEN KRIS BASKETBALL 9,10 JOHN CHRISTOPHER TOSI TOASTIE ROBERT GEORGE TREMBLAY, JR. TRIBBLE SKI CLUB 9-12 DALE MacKENZIE TRUDEAU FOOTBALL 9-12 CHANDRA ANN TUTTLE SANDY SKI CLUB; SWITZERLAND 11; GYMNASTICS; SWIM TEAM DARLENE JEAN VACCARI TRACK 10; NEWSPAPER DAYNA JEAN VENUTI DAYNE TRACK; SOFTBALL CHRISTINE MARY VILLA VANILLA AMY JOANNE VILLARI ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE 10 ELLEN MEDORA WALLACE DOR1 MATH TEAM LAURA ANN WALSH MICHAEL JOHN WALSH WALSHY BASKETBALL 9-12; BASEBALL 9-12 KATHLEEN MARIE WARD KATHY BAND 9-12; FRENCH CLUB 11,12, VICE PRESIDENT 12; PEP SQUAD 12; SENIOR COM- MITTEE; SAFETY KIDS MICHAEL SCOTT WARE MIKE FOOTBALL 10-12, CAPTAIN; SKI CLUB RICHARD WELCH WELCHIE HOPE ANN WELDON CROSS COUNTRY 10; WINTER TRACK 9,10; SPRING TRACK 9; MAJORETTE 9,10; PEP RALLY; SAFETY KIDS; DRAMA CLUB 12 ANDREA CHRISTINE WIGHT SWIM TEAM JANESE LYNNE WILLY CROSS COUNTRY 9-12, CAPTAIN 12; BASKET- BALL 11,12; TRACK 9-12; SUMA 11,12; SWIM- MING 9,10; MATH TEAM 11,12; ACADEMIC DECATHLON 12 MITCHELL JAMES WOELFLE MITCH BARRY JOSEPH WOOD WOODY- NEWSPAPER, SADD, PEP RALLY KELLY JEANNE YOUNG CALZONE THERESA MARIE YOUNG TERRY DRAMA CLUB; YEARBOOK; PROM COMMIT- TEE ROBERT EDWARD ZADROZNY, JR. 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