Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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C. Barger, A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. 4 9 78-Thanks. Sorry bout your shoe John . . . Keep in touch Eliz, Donna, Steph, etc. Laughs with God (figure that one out). FRENCH CLUB, GERMAN CLUB, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, MUSICALS, MAX-ED, LES TROUBADORS, CROSS COUNTRY M. Barker, We people who are one grow smaller each year. This is the path the bison took. Now the snow falls all Earth is covered. Minds are dimmed feelings suppressed. But take heart it will not always be. The bison will return. Minds shall be opened and we who are one will rise again. T. Barlow, Toni you ' re a dynamite kid, but will you get off my case?! Dead End nights with the gang. Hey! Which way ' s the party? Tons of concerts. Cruisin ' with Vacca. Heaters!! Lost at sea-HELP!! Kevin, We are destined to meet again. It is a luxury to be understood. Emerson. Now where?? A. Barrow, Let the good times roll! The agony of defeat, ' 78 field hockey, winter guard, squash, tennis. The 4 musketeers strike again! Summer in the Shades, PM, also spending with jane, Trish and Liz. Quick beach trips, $1. Bye WHS! CO-CAPT. VARS. FIELD HOCKEY, SOFTBALL, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY D. Beaton, Scott, this isn ' t a road. This is somebody ' s backyard. Why TOB? Rico and I - let ' s see what this baby can do ... oh no! Ski trips to Cannon. Good times in CYO, Summer 78 at Wildwood. 4th of July at Sco ' s Culture Corner. 5th period psychology STUDENT GOVERNMENT, IUNIOR CLASS VICE- PRESIDENT, DAAC. J. Beattie, Will always remember, weekends . . . partying . . . cruising in the Nova . . . Oops!, New rims! . . . Hey can I scab a dime. working on the M.G., Had a good time!! K. Began, K.B., Ears to you Burger King, going down s. Bdr. R- hit speed of light yet? in other words R.R. ' s; Red light?! Yellow ' s!! New Year ' s Eve EX!!!, never forget J.S.S. w M.L. Best times shared with Anne and Daisy , cruisin, going into Boston, S.T.L.F. Choke! MOT, M M ' s, SPB, MMB ' s shakes F.F. ' s S. Bellino, ' 79, Football Camp, Pillow Fights, Tom ' s tree. Backdoor man K.G., The Pier, Hell rides — the Bee, Dead end. Diana 6 24 78 at Lynch, Pool parties, Parkway, Canobie Lake Aug. 3, the Bridge, good times with Diana, the R.R., Pedro. Mrs. Stoddard, Can-O-Pea ' s house, Chevy SS, Firebombings. T. Benson, Truth, wisdom, learning, and common sense- these are worth paying for, but too valuable for you to sell. Proverbs 23:23 WRESTLING, SPANISH CLUB, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Terry Bergin, Friendships are like gems, Treasure them always and they will last forever. KD ' s parties Paradise Yellow brick road jSD BRR Cove 7 across 3:30 drive Humarock News paper Marshfield PSAA Venus Brown Sugar 7 28 78 JFB D.B. The GANG. SOCCER, BASKETBALL, TENNIS, SPANISH CLUB. Tom Bergin, 79 Weekend Sessions, Deadend, Trainstation, $62.50 Glouster Excursion, Wait a minute!, the Falcon, 7 a.m. Vineyard July 4th, Marshfield, Safari, House w S. Softball w Teachers Bottles and Poles, OC OIL, Belmont, Early Morns at The Pier Summer 78, The Wheels, The Bad Nights Driving, Many $25.00 JOHN ROBERT BEATTIE KATHLEEN BEGAN CAROLYN RUTH BARGER MARK J.G. BARKER THERESA ANNE BARLOW ANIELA BARBARA BARROW DANIEL OWEN BEATON PETER T. BEATON 28

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NANCY MARIE ANDERSON ROBERT ALAN ANDREWS GARY R. ARGUE i CHRISTOPHER GRANT ARNOTT BENJAMIN CHEEVER ATKINSON MARK K. AYLWARD JOHN QUENTIN BAKER A.P. Calculus has its light moments as seen by Jeff Goodman ' s face 27 2W

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A Talented GBYSO Trio jim Wells, Sherri Daugherty, and Bruce Hunter, our three GBYSO musicians. The Greater Boston Youth Sym¬ phony Orchestra ranks among the finest youth orchestras in the country. This high school group has toured Europe and Israel, and has played with the Boston Sym¬ phony Orchestra. Three talented seniors hold prominent positions in GBYSO. Sherri Daugherty plays principal cello, Jim Wells principal viola, and Bruce Hunter first violin. They rehearse every Sunday from 1:30-5:00, a demanding time com¬ mitment; however, the dedicated musicians agree that their out¬ standing GBYSO experience is well worth the effort involved. The class of 79 is proud of its accomplished members. Sue Flaherty and Peter Ruggles are pleased with the night ' s haul at a Student Union dance. SAM MIKE BELLINO TIMOTHY A. BENSON THOMAS C. BERGIN THERESA MARIE BERGIN