Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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Joseph Burns Zippy Burnzy Parties Down the store The U AN Vista 6PEEP- ING TOMs Quarter in UAIU Dri- veins SUMMER of 80 Migila Lost in Boston The Corner DB Softball 4X4 $35 PD SM LETS GET IN A FIGHT OCT. 31 MF 194 2KP JBFM225 CLIP 123 JF JF JS NM PK “H” MS The BOSS IT’S OVER. Judith M. Cammarata “What’sup?” Poo-bear T-bird Runnin on E” But why? Never 4-get PD goodtimes w HCMF the gang “Hey K gut any TP?’’ Mista Bob-Turn the page It’s — No biggie — JB Muraco hit me w your best shot! RPQ GH thnx MD AG A fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for yesterday” Alice M. Burns “If it takes all night, that will be alright if I can get you to smile Joanne Burke before I leave. “NY bus TRIP La Cascia’s Snowstorms! The Boss NH run 3 a.m. Hull GOOD TIMES with . . . Tricia, Criss, Margaret, Cara-Jean, Denise Thomas J. Cafarella Youre checks will be in the mail Chico youre no good robby is a loser News store Tweksbury good times in Stoneham Nuvo the cops Turn up the radio “squeze” I heard the the snap behind fer- ullos T Burn’s youre only six¬ teen Gerry look out for the car J derdo, the SC night. Karen Cagnina Munchin out GH 2nd 3rd parties blow it off! voicebox war Sherlock f o mh k good timesw the gang then some J. Geils daytripper SC 8 3 80 pmatjbcp the best!! rebel clo- settrips jibbers lighter rip- offs Marco island TZ Carrots soups on CGs bfs ine ver had rsp cmj sc Timothy P. Butts D.M.U. It’s about time! Remem¬ ber all the good times! Comb your hair P.K. Weds, Sleeping 5 6 period. What’s happen¬ ing? Summer parties! Remem¬ ber Flood! This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. Bruce E. Cambell Quarry jumpers cell 4 Always remember good times with Jughead, Studly, Sam, DJ, “Hey, right here! OB you snake, Football — the Super¬ bowl that wasnt soccerballl 79- 80, the Hammock — CDAPAD, Whats the story? scampi, yount, therapy, 151 + smith, remember? VARS. FOOTBALL — BASEBALL CPT. 28 Sponsored by: Mr. Mrs. James C. Maxwell

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Julie Berberian Good times are 4ever Hampton 79, 80 Double trouble Ml Flor¬ ida D ya right? — The song I remains the same C Twilight zone Good K times w the crowd R Wellesley College w R Paula + her gumi A Shoes Carrots r+c C Battles fought + won Y J. Geils day tripper Squeaky, voicebox Michael M. Blackwood 73 NADS Tim had fun w sophs? Gibbo does urcie smell? Cheryl 1 The drive¬ way? house wrecker, Doug’s secret bash? Sheet steal ’n The $5 Laugh, Fat City Fu n? The Banana. My B-Day Bealsy’s B-Day Sorry Otis. No you’re not Jay, N.H. V-ride pick it up Dobbs Q’s V FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Blair David Bradley ’’The Negro has a message for the world. He simply wishes to make it possible to be a Negro and an American without being cursed and spit upon by his fel¬ lows, without losing the oppor- utnity of self-development.” — W.E.B. Dubois Darryl Elizabeth Brian Humarock DG 10 17 80 Mark move your own car next time! Always Remember Joey 5 18 77 Blonde in a Bucket White Hen Again? SUP and the Stones! The tree hit me and J.R. Good times w Gerry Nunca Uncle Eric TL Best times w Mikie! Tp-ing w the girls, VARSITY CHEERLEAD¬ ING Edward Birdsall A calculated risk is better than life’s plotted course KT Choke- man Quarry jump sum 80 TD Redfox JM eggman 70 Malibu Stones! DS laugh! Maddog! Geils summer 80 Chew and Skrew the Woody gang TD whipped w LM New York Track blow-off starting with Wise Alvacardo laughs MP Mary Elizabeth Boland BIRD: Thanks Tata! Green Phosphorescence SPBB Early in the A.M. SF 15’s not a buzz Pam. “he’s good” Attitude An¬ dover Inn JKP 5 18 The Weight Room “When I grow up ... ” J.B.F. Thanx Mom Dad X-COUNTRY TRI-CAPT. SPRING WINTER TRACK, V.P. LATIN CLUB, ABERJONA ED., N.H.S. Jeanne Beth Brenton Goodtimes Badtimes I’ve had my share TC Denise Ace Driver on the Highway to H Deb your one of a king Night Cruise Long beach gang BUSTED! rocknroll outlaw ct NY CVDF ornaments Kurtz wronghouse parties DFDWLMSLCV up with the sun gone with the wind BEAUTI¬ FUL! Pamela Marie Brickley Queeny, TanksTata Rrh Phos¬ phorescence, SPBB, Soccer- balls, Wouldya? Gus — Early in the AM! Im going out w him MooJuice, Buz, SFGreen Strawberry, ATTITUDE! Silk- shorts, JKP 5 18, Cant always get what you want, Love Pon¬ cho Candlelight? FOREVER! XCO TRI-CAPT VARSITY TRACK, C C, ABERJONA Sponsored by: Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Nazzaro 27

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Diane Marie Cannava Motorcycle Weekend NH New Year’s at Rose’s 76-80! ITALY 79” Dead End Days! Can-o- peas, Bean, Berry, Flair, DS, SPETTA! Infatuation? No Big¬ gie! I say your all Wrong! Flor¬ ida w Little L. Denises all nighters VFW — 1 Ruin your night w Kuztz — Y Time brings everything 2 those who wait Gonzalo A. Castro Says Gonzalo; Life is a breath- athon and everything through¬ out is your opinion. Have a nice future, I know I will. Summer of 1980! Steve Capel Allison B. Chase GREEN! LA NK BUFFY N Where is your right arm? I left her home Summer of 1980 — BUFF Where are we going now? HT SP BN BC CA DD W BN BC AC CA I can’t believe we are thiefs! Trash cans” Chappy — who stole my keys? Sneaking with TC Jackie made me do it! HR PUFF CK LA NM Mary Ellen Cantella Far away there in the sun¬ shine are my highest aspira¬ tions. I may not reach them but I can look up and see their beau¬ ty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. AL- COTT BAND, LOS COMPANEROS, SPANISH CLUB — SEC., SCI¬ ENCE CLUB, FAC. ED. ABER- JONA, R B, NHS Laura Carey Cape Cod Expeditions Blind Trail, Mike’s with mg, cu, sh; P- town “I will survive” CUMG Tom Petty “Refugee” SL Glou¬ cester Quarries JR Prom. Good Times w JC “78-79 3rd lunch, mw Bocaraton FLA, 79 , Leslie wish you were here! Laconia “Figi” Breakhar- treservation “77” Turn the page, LZ i David Cataldo Catarts, the snake. Pontiac tempest ' 65. Parties up the hill. Summer of ’76. Run Boo run. Scabs — Javelin — 130 mph — locked up. Salisbury Beach. Party. Mini the kid. D P. Black Sabbath — Cape Cod ’77. RR. Camp-outs in NH. Flynn ' s cot¬ tage. Cordoba. K.F. Out at last — bye-bye. Max C. Cavitch By moving to a spot a little way off he uncovered the horizon in the north-easterly direction. There actually rose the faint halo, a small dim nebulous¬ ness, hardly recognizable save by the eye of faith. It was enough for him. Thomas Hardy Sponsored by: Mr. and Mrs. John H. Donnell 29