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PARTRIDGE 


VOLUME  58  •  1985 


Duxbury  High  School 
Saint  George  Street 
Duxbury,  Ma.  02332 


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THE  PAR 


"My  desire  and  intention  is  to  provide  in  my  native  town  for  a  higher  degree  of  instruction  in  the 
mathematics,  geography,  history,  languages,  and  other  branches  of  good  learning  than  the  common 
school;  but  not  to  provide  a  substitute  for  such  schools  so  important  to  be  constantly  maintained." 

This  quote  is  taken  from  the  will  of  George  Partridge,  an  educator  and  military  and  civic  leader  from 
Duxbury  in  the  early  1800's.  His  will  stipulated  that  $10,000.  be  left  in  trust  until  a  proper  amount  of 
interest  could  be  accumulated  to  erect  a  building  and  form  a  school  of  higher  learning.  He  left  other 
instructions  as  to  the  administration,  the  students,  and  the  curriculum. 

In  1840,  the  trustees  deemed  that  enough  money  had  been  collected  to  begin  construction.  The 
building,  which  was  to  become  Partridge  Academy,  was  completed  on  December  16,  1844  on  the  site  of 
what  is  now  the  new  town  hall. 

First  classes  were  held  in  January  of  1845.  Out  of  eighty-two  applicants,  fifty-two  were  accepted  with 
those  from  Duxbury  given  priority,  as  was  requested  in  the  will.  Students  of  Partridge  Academy  studied 
such  diverse  subjects  as  orthography  (spelling),  reading,  writing,  arithmatic,  geography,  grammer,  histo- 
ry, algebra,  geometry,  trigonometry,  rhetoric,  elocution,  surveying,  navigation,  bookeeping,  astronomy, 
natural  philosophy,  anatomy  and  physiology,  geology,  botany  (study  of  plants),  natural  history,  composi- 
tion, Latin,  Greek,  and  French. 

In  April  of  1874,  the  town  of  Duxbury  took  control  of  Partridge  Academy  in  an  agreement  between  the 
board  of  trustees  and  the  town's  school  committee.  It  remained  the  town's  high  school  until  1926  when 
the  high  school  was  moved  to  what  is  now  the  Upper  Alden  Elementary  School. 

One  year  later,  Duxbury's  first  high  school  yearbook  was  published.  The  book  was  named  Partridge  in 
honor  of  the  Academy  and  has  retained  this  title  to  the  present  day. 


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SENIORS 


UNDER- 
CLASSMEN 

STUDENT 
LIFE 


SPORTS 


FACULTY 

5/Opening 


he  Class  of  1985 

Some  of  us  have  been  in  Duxbury  for  the  entire 
twelve  years  while  others  have  joined  us  along  the 
way.  In  any  case,  it  is  time  to  say  goodbye  to  our 


school  and  our  town. 

We  have  come  a  long  way  in  our  four  years  at  the  High 
School:  from  the  "worst  class  ever"  to  have  gone  through 
the  Intermediate  School,  to  one  of  the  best  graduating 
classes  of  DHS.  We  had  our  Class  Day  taken  away  and 
listened  to  endless  lectures  on  "behavior".  We  lost  out  on 
the  experience  of  open  campus  and  were  forced  into  the 
six  period  day;  yet  look  at  us  now.  In  academics,  sports, 
arts,  and  student  participation,  we  are  unrivaled.  We  sur- 
vived video  games,  Duxbury  Beach,  Star  Wars,  Ronald 
Reagan,  Proposition  2  ¥z,  and  Michael  Mania.  We  have 
seen  the  coming  of  the  Space  Shuttle,  computers,  rock 
videos,  VCR's,  Bloom  County,  and  Trivial  Pursuit.  We 
missed  out  on  Health  classes,  weathered  a  bomb  scare, 
and  have  been  known  for  our  fabulous  cheer  responses: 
"Sixth  grade,  are  you  with  us?  .  .  .  SILENCE."  It  has  been  a 
long  haul,  but  we  have  come  through  with  flying  colors.  So 
here  we  are  .  .  . 


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21 /Seniors 


Seniors/22 


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Seniors/24 


Stephen  P.  Luscko  Diane  Elizabeth  MacCormack  Robin  Andrea  MacWalter 


Qlass  of  '85 


27/Seniors 


29/Seniors 


33/Seniors 


37/Seniors 


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Lisa  Silvia  Edward  P.  Sjostedt  Tracey  C.  Small 


Qlass  of  '85 


39/Seniors 


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Seniors/42 


43/Seniors 


Cattina  Themistokleous  Dawn  Noreen  Scibetta 


Qlass  of  '85 


45/Seniors 


Candids/46 


Phil  and  his  fuzzy  friend 
Watch  where  you're  going  John! 


47/Candids 


And  we  walked  here. 


Candids/48 


CAMERA  SHY 


GLENN  M.  BRUCE 
WADE  CALLANDER 
JOHN  CISLO 
IAN  DAVIS 
DAVID  C.  D'AMICO 
DORRAN  DOUGHERTY 
MARK  D.  ELDRIDGE 
ANNELLE  M.  EVANS 
GINA  FERNANDES 
ANDREW  GATES 


LAIL  KINSEY 
ALBERT  J.  LANDRY 
JOHN  W.  MACINTYRE 
PATRICK  NATHAN 
ROBERT  PATON 
BRENDA  PETERSON 
STAN  POLISKEY 
PADRAIC  SHEEHAN 
COLIN  SAMUALSON 


49/Semors 


CLASS  INSEPERABLES 

T.  Arsenault.  S.  Hayward 

E.  Kennedy,  J.  Hughes.  H.  Baker 


CLASS  CLOWNS 

T.  Small.  B.  Zee  (not  photographed) 


51  /Superlatives 


MOST  FUN  TO  BE  WITH 

J.  Hughes,  E.  Kennedy,  W.  McElroy  (not  photographed) 


FRIENDLIEST 

T.  Kilduff,  T.  Hussing 


MOST  ATHLETIC 

S.  Cass.  W.  Barker 


BEST  ALL  AROUND    MOST  TALKATIVE 

W.  Barker.  D.  Mahoney      C.  Knight.  L.  Gilbert 


55/Superlatives 


Listen  to  me 


Candids/56 


The  calm  before  the  storm 


57/Candids 


As  much  as  the  class  of  '85  likes  to  think  there  are 
no  one  else  but  seniors,  certain  beings  have 
been  noticed  around  the  school.  After  consult- 
ing the  guide  book,  they  have  been  identified  as 
freshmen,  sophomores,  and  juniors.  But  seriously,  under- 
classmen make  up  three-fourths  of  our  school  and  con- 
tribute to  the  school  as  a  whole  with  their  enthusiasm  and 
spirit.  These  years  provide  the  time  needed  to  mature 
physically,  emotionally,  and  academically.  They  allow  a 
person  to  develop  into  the  well-rounded  person  that  is  a 
senior.  The  kids  who  will  be  seniors,  they  are  the  .  .  . 


Underclassmen/ 58 


59 /Underclassmen 


Adam  Renner 
April  Adams 
Christopher  Agnew 
Justine  Anderson 
Jennifer  Anzivino 
Deborah  Archibald 
Lloyd  Archibald 
Robert  Ayles 

Justine  Barbetti 
Scott  Barker 
Christopher  Barlow 
Erica  Barnes 
Kim  Barrows 
Todd  Bartlett 
Michael  Beauchemin 
Lois  Beckman 

Jeff  Benevides 
Jeff  Bermer 
Joy  Bice 
Mark  Binney 
Leland  Bishop 
Wendy  Bondlow 
Stephen  Bowden 
Lisa  Bowen 

Kimberly  Bowser 
Lisa  Boyd 
Kathleen  Brooks 
Matthew  Brown 
Kristin  Budnikas 
Elaine  Buonagurio 
Elizabeth  Buonagurio 
Rafer  Burnham 

Michael  Burrill 
Erol  Caglarcan 
Paul  Capraro 
Christine  Carroll 
Scott  Casagrande 
Danielle  Cataldo 
Gregory  Cheetham 
Lewis  Chubb 


Christopher  Ciccarelli 
Richard  Clapp 


Susan  Clisham 
Martha  Collins 


Susan  Condrick 
Sean  Connolly 

Barry  Cook 
Peter  Cook 
Steven  Cook 
Julianne  Costa 
John  Costello 
Tara  Costello 
Thomas  Costello 
Beth  Cotter 


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Leanna  Johnson 
Knsten  Judd 
Scott  Kane 
Robert  Kearney 
Christopher  Keefe 
Suzanne  Kelleher 
Mark  Kennedy 
Thomas  Kennedy 

Ian  Kilgour 
Matthew  Kilroy 
Robert  Kilroy 
Nancy  Kjellerstedt 
Allison  Kontes 
Nancy  Kosak 
Jeffrey  Krafft 
Kyra  Kriegal 

Suzanne  Landers 
Dennis  Lawrence 
Jennifer  Leahey 
James  Leary 
Kelly  Leary 
Courtney  Lederer 
Benjamin  Lefevre 
Brett  L'Heureux 

John  Linder 
Patricia  Lipfin 
Michael  Long 
Stephen  Looke 
Alethea  Loring 
Michael  Lucier 
Catherine  Lunt 
Kerri  Lutz 

Haley  MacDonald 
Kevin  MacFarlane 
Melissa  MacLaughlin 
Stephen  MacNevin 
Brett  MacTavish 
Colleen  Maddock 
Jenifer  Mann 
Julie  Mann 


Cheryl  Manning 
Sean  Marcella 


Melissa  Marconi 
Cathleen  Martin 


Christopher  Martin 
Peter  Martin 

Michelle  Marzioni 
Danielle  Mastro 
Knsten  McCarthy 
Denise  McDonough 
Robert  McEachern 
Peter  McEvoy 
Maura  McGovern 
Christopher  McGrath 

Michael  McLaughlin 
Joell  McMahon 
Tracey  McMann 
David  Meallo 
Grace  Mercier 
Theresa  Millis 
Christine  Moreau 
Bonni  Lee  Morgan 


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63  Underclassmen 


Jennifer  Alabiso 
William  Albntton 
James  Anderson 
Justin  Anderson 
Elizabeth  Archibald 
George  Atwood 
William  Baragwanath 
Jennifer  Barlow 

Stephen  Barrett 
Barry  Bell 
Michael  Benoit 
Galen  Bernard 
Lisa  Bishop 
Loren  Bishop 
Richard  Blagbrough 
Charlene  Bonner 

Mark  Bouthiller 
Nicole  Bowen 
Stephen  Bradley 
Jennifer  Bruno 
Kimberly  Burr 
John  Burton 
Heather  Campbell 
Edward  Cannata 


Amy  Capraro 
Lisa  Carroll 


Erik  Carter 
Amy  Ceccarelli 


Victoria  Chrusz 
Peter  Ciccarelli 

Jeffrey  Cobak 
Tyna  Coburn 
Carlene  Cooper 
James  Corn 
Joseph  Cosgrove 
Kelly  Cosgrove 
John  Costello 
Timothy  Costello 

Aimee  Cote 
Michael  Coyne 
Walter  Crothers 
Christopher  Curtin 
Marcia  Cushing 
Andrew  Daley 
Alison  Davis 
Britton  Davis 

Jennifer  Day 
Elisabeth  Decker 
Pamela  DeNicola 
Patricia  Deshaies 
Paul  DiPersio 
Derek  Dobecki 
David  Dobson 
Tern  Dolan 


65 /Underclassmen 


Underclassmen/ 66 


Anthony  Pannozzo 
Victoria  Pennington 
Knstine  Peotrowski 
Derek  Pepin 
Jeffrey  Peterson 
John  Phillips 
Nina  Piaseckyj 
Jeffrey  Pilkmgton 

Timothy  Pink 
Stephen  Powers 
Noelle  Prebola 
Laura  Raferty 
Katie  Reagan 
Deborah  Reed 
Kelly  Reed 
Kelh  Rehfield 


Kimberly  Rich 
Betsy  Richards 


Frank  Rizzo 
Anissa  Roberts 


Julie  Rogers 
Alan  Ronald 

Stacie  Satkus 
Michael  Saunders 
Kevin  Scammell 
Claire  Scarbrough 
Christian  Schneider 
Susan  Shamma 
Beth  Sheehan 
Liam  Sheehan 

Andrew  Showstead 
David  Shumway 
Cheryl  Silvia 
Richard  Siostedt 
Maura  Slattery 
Susan  Smith 
William  Smith 
Leslie  Sorrento 

Debbie  St.  John 
Jennifer  Stadelmann 
Jonathan  Stevens 
John  Stewart 
Leigh  Stowers 
John  Sullivan 
Stephanie  Sullivan 
Christina  Sundstrom 

Scott  Sylvester 
Tami  Tate 
Christian  Tewksbury 
Evelena  Themistokleous 
Arthur  Thevenin 
James  Thomas 
Pamela  Tibbetts 
Harriette  Tily 

Bonita  Tompkins 
Jon  Tougas 
David  Tufankpan 
Christopher  Turkel 
Christopher  Wait 
John  Wait 
Stacey  Wallace 
Stephen  Walsh 


Underclassmen/ 68 


69 /Underclassmen 


Heather  Adams 
Knsten  Adams 


Leslie  Adams 
Allison  Agnew 


Matthew  All 
Scott  Allaire 

Rodngo  Alonzo 
Eric  Anderson 
Phillip  Anderson 
Stephanie  Anderson 
Gabriele  Angevine 
Jeffery  Armstrong 
Michelle  Atkinson 
Jason  Baker 

Thomas  Barnwell 
Kimberly  Barr 
Mikel  Beauharnois 
Joanne  Bedder 
David  Behunm 
Knsten  Berna 
James  Bertoni 
Deborah  Bmney 

Jeffery  Boschen 
Robert  Bradley 
Matthew  Breen 
Alicia  Brown 
Jonathan  Bull 
Thomas  Bugleigh 
Robert  Burnham 
Ann  Burgess 

Glen  Caglarcan 
Scott  Campbell 
Christopher  Campenelli 
Paul  Casale 
Brian  Case 
Jennifer  Case 
Matthew  Cataldo 
Seth  Chandler 

Karen  Chase 
Jennifer  Chnstenson 
David  Clancy 
Brian  Coggeshall 
Steven  Cotter 
Michael  Collins 
Scott  Cooper 
Jeffery  Corn 

Brian  Cosgrove 
Leanne  Costa 
Mark  Costello 
Gregory  Coughlan 
Barbara  Coyle 
Nathan  Crandell 
Heather  Crowley 
Mark  Crowley 


Underclassmen/70 


Peter  Cummings 
Jennifer  Dowd 
Marcia  Davis 
Monica  Davis 
Christine  Day 
Jennifer  Detreitas 
David  DeHart 
John  DeLoid 


Amy  Dexter 
Renee  DeVaux 


Matthew  DiMascio 
Tracy  Doane 


Jennifer  Dobbins 
Troy  Dobson 

Margaret  Doherty 
Diane  Donley 
John  Donnelly 
Thomas  Downey 
Mark  Drake 
Jennifer  Dresser 
Elyse  Drinkwater 
Daniel  Driscoll 

Suzanne  Ducharme 
Christne  Dupuis 
Alexander  Durso 
Juliet  Dyer 
Kere  Eddy 
Christopher  Edson 
Leo  Egan 
Erin  Ellison 

Robert  Evans 
Scott  Fader 
Jennifer  Fanning 
Brett  Fasullo 
Lauren  Fawcett 
Mark  Ferrari 
Matthew  Fisher 
Christopher  Floyd 

Terrance  Flynn 
Jeffery  Garretson 
Edward  Gaynor 
Kristen  Gerah 
George  Ghiorse 
Jodi  Gilmore 
Jennifer  Gormely 
Nicole  Gouzoules 

Richard  Grady 
Julie  Guillemin 
Leslie  Hacker 
Emily  Hagan 
Jeffery  Haight 
Stephen  Haley 
David  Hammel 
Gregory  Hanigan 

Jeflery  Harbison 
David  Hardy 
Gayle  Harnan 
Christian  Hasselmann 
Barbara  Hatch 
Martin  Harber 
Desmond  Havlicek 
Adam  Hayden 


71  /Underclassmen 


Tara  Horgan 
John  Herlihy 


Thomas  Higgins 
Edwin  Hill 


Jon  Hilsabeck 
John  Hitchins 

Jennifer  Hynek 
Drew  Irving 
Jeffery  Janousek 
Holly  Johnson 
Sean  Johnson 
Juliette  Joseph 
Albert  Kassatly 
James  Kearney 

Scott  Kehoe 
Scott  Kennedy 
Edward  Kenny 
John  Kent 
Joanne  Kiklis 
Jackie  Kiley 
Timothy  Kinney 
Jason  King 

Jonathan  Knecht 
Suzanne  Knoblock 
Kristen  Koch 
Wally  Koch 
Melina  Kriegel 
Pilar  Kriegel 
Adam  LaGue 
Jennifer  Lagan 

Kristen  Larson 
Erin  Leahey 
Jason  Lee 

Maura  Leydon 

Jennifer  Lister 
Robin  Long 

Lauren  Looney 
Carla  Loper 

Sarah  Loring 
Kathryn  Lucier 
Peter  Lusko 
Sean  Lynch 
Douglas  MacLoed 
Holly  MacLeod 
Deborah  Madden 
Stephanie  Mahoney 

Mary  Ellen  Malloy 
Christopher  Mason 
Andrew  Masood 
Catherine  Mastrangelo 
Megan  Mastro 
Tern  Mattson 
Erika  McCarthy 
Kerin  McCarty 

Robin  McEachern 
Todd  McFarland 
Whitney  McGoodwin 
Keith  McLaughlin 
Laurel  McLean 
Mark  McMann 
John  McNeil 
Scott  McWilliam 


Underclassmen/72 


Kimberly  Meagher 
Gretchen  Melia 


Dawn  Melville 
Thomas  Mercer 


Erica  Merry 
Tamara  Messier 

Christian  Meyer 
Peter  Moffett 
Deane  Molinan 
Jennifer  Mooney 
Joel  Moore 
Kimberly  Mueller 
John  Mullaney 
Steven  Mullaney 

Timothy  Muller 
Catherine  Murphy 
Daniel  Murphy 
Glenn  Murphy 
Brook  Myers 
Virginia  Noyes 
Thomas  Nutting 
Lauren  O'Brien 

Deborah  Ockrider 
Knsten  Ohman 
Adam  Oliver 
Derek  Olsen 
Heidi  Olson 
Tracy  Osborne 
Brett  Parker 
Edward  Parker 

Tanin  Parsons 
Sarah  Patterson 
Stephen  Pelletier 
Davin  Perkins 
Melody  Perry 
Yvonne  Peters 
Derek  Petrillo 
Peter  Phillips 

Carol  Picardi 
Michael  Pizura 
Andrea  Pouliot 
Evelyn  Price 
Heather  Ramsay 
Michael  Reed 
Ellen  Rehfield 
William  Rhoads 

Paul  Riser 
Christopher  Riso 
David  Rogers 
David  Ruff 
Jessica  Russell 
Sean  Rutkowski 
Heather  Sadler 
Lon  Salo 

Christine  Santheson 
Eric  Sapp 
Jennifer  Savage 
Eric  Schippers 
Roy  Schneider 
Peter  Schortmann 
Mary  Sekerak 
Vincent  Signore 


73 /Underclassmen 


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e  attend  school  for  almost  six  and  one  half 
hours  each  day.  Monday  through  Friday, 
week  after  week.  Inside  of  school  we  are 
strictly  regulated,  but  after  ten  of  two  each 


day  we  are  let  loose  to  do  whatever  we  please.  Student  life 
embodies  everything  inside  and  outside  of  the  classroom, 
from  sitting  in  classes  to  seeing  friends  in  the  hall,  or  even 
participating  in  activities  after  school.  In  our  school  there 
is  something  for  everyone  including  student  government, 
fine  arts,  business,  even  our  own  newspaper.  There  are 
classes  ranging  from  college  level  to  gym.  Student  life  can 
go  from  the  very  formal,  the  Prom,  to  the  wild,  Homecom- 
ing. All  of  the  activities  would  be  nothing,  however,  without 
the  people.  Our  individuality  is  what  makes  the  school 
what  it  is.  But  all  in  all,  it's  a  .  .  . 


Student  Life/76 


H  O  M  E  C  O  M 


This  year's  homecoming  turned  out 
to  be  more  than  expected.  Each  class 
put  a  great  deal  of  work  into  this  event 
producing  posters,  costumes,  skits, 


and  floats.  Homecoming  began  with  an 
in-school  rally  followed  by  an  afternoon 
of  covering  the  gym  walls  with  posters. 
The  pep  rally  that  night  was  an  impres- 


sive show  of  school  spirit  with  enough 
confetti  to  cover  the  entire  floor  of  the 
gym  and  a  surprise  balloon-can  drop  by 
the  senior  class.  The  seniors  came 
dressed  as  nuns  and  priests,  and  when 
the  music  of  "Let's  Go  Crazy"  was 
heard  the  members  of  the  clergy  were 
instantly  transformed  into  people 
dressed  as  wildly  as  possible. 

The  parade  the  next  morning  was 
bedlam.  A  guest  appearance  by  the 
Floatbusters  started  the  chaos  and  in 
an  overwhelming  demonstration  of  the 
excitement  of  the  weekend  the  rest  of 
the  school  soon  followed  suit.  Unfortu- 
nately the  football  team  lost  tha  game 
to  Scituate,  but  the  dance  later  that 
night  was  a  success  and  surprisingly 

The  band  jams. 
Duxbury's  finest 


The  mark  of  excellence 
Who  you  gonna  call?  Floatbusters 


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H  o  m  e  c  o  m 


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I  ll  2  continued 


calm. 

The  senior  class  won  the  Battle  of 
Homecoming  1984.  In  the  future, 
homecoming  will  be  drastically  differ- 
ent. The  entire  event  will  be  recon- 
structed. Even  though  it  will  not  be  the 
same  in  the  future,  the  spirit  of  the 
weekend  will  prevail.  The  school  has 
long  enjoyed  the  wild  and  uncontrolla- 
ble weekend  known  as  . . . 

Scituate  overpowered  by  Duxbury  dur- 
ing Homecoming. 


The  Impossible  Dream? 


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In  keeping  with  nationwide  political  activities, 
DHS  held  a  mock  presidential  election  this  fall.  It 
was  initiated  by  Mr.  Meier  and  was  co-sponsored 
by  the  Student  Council  and  the  Student  Advisory 
Council.  Becky  Mowbray  and  Amy  Bayer  coordi- 
nated the  event  with  the  help  of  the  faculty  and 
the  administration,  especially  Mr.  Buechler,  Dr. 
Hill,  and  Dr.  Heitzman.  Duxbury  was  one  of  the 
many  high  schools  across  the  nation  that  partici- 
pated in  Election  '84  simulations.  Most  people 
would  tend  to  agree  that  DHS  has  not  been  politi- 
cally active  in  the  past,  and  the  faculty  was  par- 
ticularly concerned  with  the  seniors  of  voting  age. 
The  basic  objective  of  the  entire  process  was  to 
increase  political  involvement  and  knowledge  of 
our  elective  system  by  imitating  it. 

Although  it  go  off  to  rather  shaky  start,  the 
program  was  considered  a  great  success.  Stu- 
dent Council  and  Advisory  Council  members 
spoke  to  English  classes  to  explain  the  event  and 
to  select  interested  candidates.  The  two  political 
parties  were  chosen,  composed  mostly  of  sen- 
iors, and  they  planned  their  strategies.  Over  the 
next  few  weeks,  the  two  groups  publicized  their 
political  opinions  through  posters,  informational 
flyers,  and  speeches  over  the  morning  announce- 
ments. The  highlight  of  the  campaign  was  the 
debate,  which  was  held  the  day  before  the  actual 
election.  Christine  Hill  and  John  Hughes  played 
the  Mondale-Ferraro  duo.  while  David  Kiklis  and 
Glenn  Bruce  represented  the  Republican  ticket. 
The  new  superintendent.  Dr.  Kennedy,  acted  as 
the  moderator,  while  Mr.  Bristol,  Mr.  Chamber- 
lain, and  Mr.  Doherty  balanced  the  political  spec- 
trum in  the  questioning  panel.  The  debaters  bat- 
tled over  hot  issues  like  education,  the  health  of 
the  candidates,  abortion,  Grenada,  and  the  defi- 
cit, then  gave  closing  statements.  Although  many 
students  felt  that  the  Democrats  were  the  vic- 
tors, it  is  unclear  who  actually  won  the  debate. 
The  following  day,  the  party  workers  ran  the  polls 
quite  efficiently  while  Al  Dziewit  kept  track  of  the 
number  of  people  who  voted  per  grade.  The  re- 
sults of  our  school  election  paralleled  national  re- 
sults: at  DHS,  Mr.  Reagan  was  put  back  in  office 
with  two-thirds  of  the  vote. 


David  Kiklis  and  Glenn  Bruce  representing  the 
Reagan  ticket 


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John  Hughes  and  Christine  Hill  representing 
the  Mondale  ticket 


The  delegates  eagerly  await  their  turn 


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Prom  198 


The  Prom,  a  night  of  gran- 
deur and  romance,  of  formal 
dress  and  dancing,  is  an  exper- 
ience that  is  not  soon  forgot- 
ten. Christos  II  in  Brockton  is 
the  place  where  the  magic  hap- 
pened, but  it  was  far  from  spon- 
taneous. Meetings  were  held  as 
far  back  as  the  spring  of  1983, 
and  the  prom  committee, 
headed  by  Wendy  Barker,  put  in 


many  long  hours.  When  the  big 
night  came  and  everyone  was 
looking  their  best,  the  Queen, 
Catina  Themistokleus,  and  her 
court,  Kelly  Gifford  and  Lauren 
Keaney,  best  captured  the  spir- 
it of  the  night.  All  the  hard  work 
paid  off  when  the  Prom  theme 
came  true.  There  really  was 
something  "In  the  Air  Tonight." 
Round  'em  up,  boys. 


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(L-R)First  row:  L.  Bowen.  S.  Jensen.  M  lucien,  M  McLaughlin.  T.  Toselli,  L.  Loring.  L.  Kinsey.  S.  Murgo,  R  Drake 
Second  row:  M.  Reed,  S.  Barker,  L.  Archibald,  B.  Hatch.  J,  Dresser,  D  Mastro.  P.  Deshaies 
Third  row:  V.  Carigan.  B.  Cotter,  T.  Spear,  W  Bondlow,  S  Boden,  A.  Korites.  C.  Moreau,  L.  Boyd 


taking  action  and  initiating  educational  pro- 
jects. These  projects  have  included  aiding  in  attended  an  educational  program  featuring 
the  repudiation  of  the  Civil  Defense  Crisis  Re-  the  Children  of  War  Tour.  The  S.T.O.P.  group 
location  Plan  for  Duxbury,  the  writing  of  let-  participated  in  activities  and  had  the  chance 
ters  to  Congressmen  before  nuclear  arms  to  speak  with  students  who  have  grown  up  in 
come  up  for  vote,  and  corresponding  with  So-  war-torn  countries  all  over  the  world,  from 
viet  students.  Although  High  School  students  Northeastern  Ireland  to  Israel  and  El  Salvador, 
can  not  vote,  S.T.O.P.  believes  that  it  is  impor-  The  program  was  very  powerful  and  inspired 
tant  that  students  do  not  become  apathetic.  the  S.T.O.P.  group  to  continue  their  work  for 
Last  fall  the  Duxbury  Chapter  of  S.T.O.P.  peace. 


SAY  CHEESE!!! 

atlub 

The  Key  Club  is  a  student  service  group 
sponsored  by  the  Kiwanis.  The  club  strives  to 
better  the  high  school  community  with  volun- 
teer services  for  others.  Its  service  projects 
include:  UNICEF;  running  a  canned  food  drive 
during  Thanksgiving;  sponsoring  underprivi- 
leged children  in  foreign  countries;  and,  bak- 
ing cookies  for  the  elderly  on  holidays.  Offi- 
cers are:  President.  Lauren  Holden;  Vice- 
President,  Kim  Newkirk  &  Patty  Deshaies; 
Treasurer,  Melissa  McLaughlin;  Secretary, 
Lisa  Bowen;  Sergeant-at-Arms,  Mary  Reed; 
Publicity,  Lee  Loring  and  Stacey  Murgo.  New 
members  are  always  welcome. 

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AFS  is  an  organization  that  promotes  cultur- 
al understanding.  The  American  Field  Service 
(AFS)  was  originally  a  group  of  volunteer  am- 
bulance drivers  in  World  Wars  I  and  II.  After  the 
wars,  the  American  Field  Service  started  a 
scholarship  program  to  help  young  people 
come  to  the  U.S.  AFS  sponsors  full  year  and 
summer  programs  for  Americans  to  live 
abroad  and  for  foreign  Students  to  live  in 
America.  This  year  we  are  hosting  two  stu- 
dents —  Renny  Philipsen  from  Belgium  and 


Melissa  finds  the  KEY  to  life. 


Alvaro  Iribarren  from  Spain. 

The  exchange  students  are  kept  quite  busy. 
Meetings  are  held  approximately  every  other 
Thursday  to  plan  activities.  Throughout  the 
year  there  are  various  parties  and  potluck  sup- 
pers. In  December  there  was  a  reception  at 
the  Art  Complex,  where  Renny  and  Alvaro 
were  made  honorary  citizens  of  Duxbury. 
Renny  and  Alvaro  also  attend  three  area 
weekends  during  the  year.  These  are  work- 


shops held  in  Duxbury  for  exchange  students 
from  around  New  England  and  their  host 
brother  or  sister.  In  January  the  annual  fruit 
sale  is  held,  in  which  both  the  student  and 
adult  chapters  participate.  The  sale  helps  fund 
our  short  term  exchange  and  our  annual  trip 
to  Martha's  Vineyard.  The  short  term  ex- 
change was  to  Gardiner.  Maine,  and  was  held 
m  March.  Also  new  this  year  is  the  AFS  bowling 
league. 

"Couldn't  we  send  you  to  another  country?'' 


(L-R)First  row  A  Capraro.  P.  Williams.  A.  Irnbarren,  R  Philipsen.  M.  McLaughlin.  S  Crockett.  P.  Tibbetts.  J.  Alabiso,  K  Whittum. 
M  Rosen,  M  Beauchemin.  K.  DiMascio.  M  Mulcahy 

Second  row:  S  Satkus.  L  Raftery.  M.  Whittum.  L  Neuger.  P  Simpson.  M  Kjellerstedt.  R  Winterson.  J.  Sugerman.  G  Schwalter. 
B.  James.  J.  James 

Third  row:  J  Leedham.  8  L'Heureux,  M  Case.  C  Hill.  J  Stone.  R.  Kilroy.  M  Hall.  D  Kiklis.  P  DiPersio.  S  Edmunds.  D.  Luce 


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This  year  the  band  under  the  direction  of 
Ric  Madru,  had  close  to  ninety  menbers.  Be- 
fore Thanksgiving  it  was  solely  a  marching 
band  with  marching  instructor  Joe  Nee,  assis- 
tant instructor  Arthur  Johnson,  and  field  con- 
ductor Gretchen  Schwaller.  The  band  partici- 
pated in  the  Abington  Band  Jamboree  for  the 
second  year  and  placed  fourth  out  of  thirteen 
bands  in  the  competition.  The  band  plans  on 
going  into  full  competition  next  year.  The  band 
performed  at  almost  all  the  football  games, 
pep  rallies.  Homecoming,  the  Memorial  Day 
parade,  and  the  Christmas,  Spring,  and  Pop 
concerts.  Members  of  the  band  were  also  in- 
volved in  smaller  groups  such  as  the  Pep  band, 
the  Musical,  and  the  Brass  Ensemble. 

Many  band  members  did  well  in  the 
S. EM. SB. A.  and  Southeastern  district  audi- 
tions. The  people  who  were  accepted  to  the 


"Ho  hum" 


The  Duxbury  High  School  Jazz  Band  is  an 
extracurricular  group  consisting  of  Duxbury 
High  School  musicians.  The  Band  rehearses 
regularly  on  Tuesday  nights  in  preparation  for 
performances  throughout  the  year.  The  Jazz 
Band  performs  for  all  DHS  music  department 


district  band  were:  Michael  Munsey,  Kristin 
Budnikas,  Merri  Rosen,  Nathan  Harrington, 
Sean  Satkus,  Doug  Fultz,  Tom  Hovey,  Chris 
Keefe,  and  Geoff  Capraro.  Many  also  received 
All-State  recommendations  those  were:  Merri 
Rosen,  Kristin  Budnikas,  Michael  Munsey,  and 
Sean  Satkus.  Kristin  Budnikas  was  also  ac- 
cepted into  the  All-Eastern  band. 


concerts  as  well  as  various  other  "gigs" 
throughout  the  community.  This  year  the  Jazz 
Band  will  be  takingtheir  talent  to  competitions 
for  the  first  time  in  hopes  of  doing  well.  After 
school  closes  in  June  the  Band  continues  to 
perform,  they  play  until  the  final  concert  on 


This  year's  officers  were:  President  —  Dean 
Fisher.  Vice  President  —  Michael  Munsey, 
Secretary  —  Shannon  McGirr,  Treasurer  — 
Joan  Jubett.  The  band  managers  were  Ed 
Cannata  and  Jenifer  Leedham,  the  Librarians 
Merri  Rosen  and  Gretchen  Schwaller,  and  the 
band  representative  —  Ted  Greely. 


July  3rd,  and  the  parade  on  July  4th.  The  Jazz 
Band  has  had  a  tradition  of  excellence  in  the 
past  and  the  swinging  sound  of  the  1984-85 
Band  proves  no  different. 


(L-R)First  row  J  Leedham.  L.  Johnson.  A.  Ceccarelli.  J  Hilsabeck,  N  Kjellerstedt.  M  Perry.  S.  Eldridge.  J  Horesta.  L  Boyd.  L. 
Harris.  V  Pennington.  G.  Schwaller,  M  Rosen 

Second  row:  D  Worobel,  S  McGirr.  J  Deloid.  A  Sutherland.  J  Kikhs.  S.  Gigliotti.  P.  Kriegal.  J  Weddleton.  E.  Drmkwater.  S. 
Atkinson.  H  Campbell.  M  Hall.  J  Lister.  H  Crowley,  A  Roberts.  T  Tate.  M  Verell,  J.  Hynek.  M  Leydon.  L.  Cooney 
Third  row  J.  Baker,  C  Moreau.  K.  Burr,  M.  Reed,  J  Lee,  S.  Satkus,  N  Harrington,  D  Lehman.  S  Nandor,  M.  Munsey.  D  Fultz,  P. 
Cummings.  D  Irving.  T.  Mercer.  J  Greene.  S  Smith.  E  Canata.  J.  Thomas.  C.  Floyd.  W.  Koch 

Fourth  row  T.  Costello.  M  Coyne.  G  Heniger.  M  Leanard.  A  Hannan.  C  Keefe,  D  Behunin,  J.  Jubett.  T.  Hovey,  D  Rhoads.  T 
Bartlett.  T  Hovey,  L.  Bishop.  J  James.  D  Stoddard.  K.  Scammell.  J  Peterson,  A.  Phillips.  B  Rhoads.  K.  Moore,  T.  Greely 
Fifth  row:  J  Crocker.  D.  Fisher.  B  Bell.  D  Flaherty,  S.  Campbell,  J.  Janousek 


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(L-R)First  row:  J  Sugerman.  J  Nee.  J  Daley.  J.  Mahoney.  J  Dresser.  H.  Sadler.  E  Hagney 
Second  row  M  Cushing.  S  Sullivan.  J  Leahey.  S  Schultz 


The  Color  Guard  was  created  in  1983  by  Ric 
Madru  to  better  the  DHS  marching  band.  In  its 
first  year  it  consisted  of  twelve  girls  and  coor- 
dinator Jacqui  Nee.  Jacqui  is  a  graduate  of 
Duxbury  High  School  and  is  a  member  of  a 
special  guard  that  has  competed  in  national 
competitions.  This  year  the  squad  has  grown 
to  fourteen  adding  many  freshman.  With  a 
great  deal  of  dedication  the  squad  improved, 
made  new  flags,  and  after  proving  themselves 
to  the  Duxbury  Music  Promoters,  received 
money  with  which  to  make  new  uniforms.  This 
year's  activities  consisted  of  events  such  as 
parades,  football  games  (both  home  and 
away),  and  an  exhibition  at  the  Town  Hall.  The 
Flag  Squad  also  participated  in  an  annual  band 
jamboree  in  Abington.  where  they  placed 
fourth,  missing  third  by  only  a  fraction  of  a 
point.  This  is  considerably  better  than  last 
year,  where  they  placed  last.  Right  now.  the 
squad  is  trying  to  organize  a  winter  guard,  and 
next  year  they  hope  to  increase  in  number  and 
to  add  rifle  girls. 


(L-R)First  row:  E  Cannata.  D.  Fultz.  J.  Crocker.  J.  Whitemore.  S  Eldridge.  M  Wick.  D  Fisher 
Second  row:  J.  Thomas.  T.  Hovey.  C  Keefe.  G.  Capraro 

Third  row:  K  Moore.  A  Philips.  T.  Greely.  T.  Bartlett.  M  Munsey.  S.  Satkus.  N  Harrington 


The  1984-85  Duxbury  High  School  Orches- 
tra, under  the  direction  of  James  Vinci,  has 
over  fifty  members  on  string  wind  and  percus- 
sion instruments.  The  orchestra  performs  at 
graduation,  Christmas,  spring,  and  Pops  Con- 
certs, and  school  assemblies.  This  year  Mark 
Whittum  and  Donna  Lagerstedt  were  the  co- 
librarians,  and  Donna  was  the  student  conduc- 
tor. 

The  DHS  Quartet,  made  up  of  two  violinists. 
Amy  Bayer  and  Donna  Lagerstedt;  a  violist, 
Kyra  Kriegal;  and  a  cellist.  Nina  Piaseckjy.  The 
Quartet  played  in  the  Christmas  and  Spring 
Concerts  and  in  assemblies  for  all  the  schools. 
They  also  helped  raise  money  for  the  music 
program  by  performing  at  the  Art  Complex 
Museum  in  the  fall. 

Duxbury  was  represented  by  five  students 
at  the  Senior  District  Festival  this  year:  Nina 
Piaseckjy,  Kyra  Kriegal.  Heather  Winn,  Amy 
Bayer,  and  Donna  Lagerstedt.  Nina  and  Donna 
received  All-  State  recommendations  by  plac- 


ing in  the  top  one-half  of  the  District  finalists, 
and  Donna  received  the  honor  of  being  ac- 
cepted to  the  All-Eastern  United  States  Or- 
chestra, of  which  there  are  only  fifty  violinists. 

The  Senior  members  of  the  orchestra  this 
year  are  Donna  Lagerstedt,  Amy  Bayer.  Joan- 
na McCarthy.  Mark  Whittum,  Kate  Whittum, 
John  Moe.  and  Alvaro  Irribarren.  Alvaro  is  our 
exchange  student  from  Spain  who  learned  to 


play  the  cello  this  year. 

The  orchestra  program  is  in  its  seventh 
strong  year  and  has  shown  its  excellence  in 
enrollment  and  quality  of  music  by  being  one 
of  the  best  orchestras  on  the  South  Shore. 
The  members  are  very  dedicated  and  are  al- 
ways striving  towards  the  attainment  of  musi- 
cal excellence. 


L-R  First  row:  D  Lagerstedt.  J.  McCarthy.  H  Kane.  M  Kriegal.  K  Kriegal.  K.  Whittum.  M.  Cushing,  N.  Piaseckyj.  Second  row;  R. 
Palmer.  B  Richards.  M.  Doherty.  J  Doonan,  T  Riser.  M  Malloy,  J.  Anzivino,  S.  Landers.  R  Blagbrough.  A  Irabarren.  T  Richards. 
H.  Winn.  Third  row:  W  Francke.  M  Whittum.  H  Sweetser.  N  Zammito.  J.  Dobbins,  D.  Mulanari.  Fourth  row:  W.  McGoodwin.  G. 
Ceglarkin.  B  Oates.  P.  Showstead 


Total  chaos! 


The  1984-85  school  year  has  been  a  good 
one  for  the  Duxbury  High  School  Choir.  Kept 
busy  during  the  Christmas  season,  the  singers 
performed  at  both  of  the  elementary  schools, 
the  intermediate  school,  and  the  high  school. 
The  annual  evening  Christmas  concert  was, 
according  to  tradition,  highlighted  by  the  fam- 
ous "Hallelujah  Chorus."  in  which  the  choir 


was  joined  by  faculty,  alumni  and  friends. 

The  Christmas  Chorale,  the  group  of  stu- 
dents who  take  choir  everyday,  worked  twice 
as  hard  to  perform  a  different  score  at  Cord- 
age Park  in  Plymouth,  and  at  Lord  &  Taylor  in 
Braintree. 

The  commendable  talent  of  some  of  the 
members  of  this  year's  choir  was  in  evidence 
as  Lauren  Sawyer,  Gina  Fernandes,  and  Brit 
and  Liz  Albritton  made  District  and  Donna  La- 


gerstadt  made  All-Eastern. 

Also  included  in  the  highlights  of  the  year 
were  the  spring  concert,  the  awards  banquet, 
singing  for  graduation,  and  the  annual  fun- 
draising  efforts.  The  fund  raising  was  ap- 
proached from  a  new  angle  this  year;  musi- 
cians and  their  parents  sold  raffle  tickets  for  a 
drawing  containing  many  exciting  prizes. 


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(L-POFirst  row  J  Hughes.  S  Ducharme.  S  Schultz. 

Second  Rav«-  J  Pescanna.  E.  Hagney.  B  McEachern.  S.  Plett.  M.  Cushing 
Third  raw  L  Sawyer.  R.  Kilroy.  D  Lagerstedt 


ifass  Choir 

The  D.H.S.  Jazz  Choir.  Charisma,  is  a  small 
group  of  dedicated  singers  who.  this  past 
spring,  added  dance  to  their  performances. 
They  attended  a  show  choir  workshop  in  April 
of  1984  to  learn  dances  to  two  previously 
learned  songs.  This  year  most  of  their  songs 
were  choreographed  by  junior  Sue  Schultz 
with  help  from  some  of  the  present  members 
of  the  group.  The  group  keeps  busy  by  practic- 
ing twice  a  week  —  once  with  drummer  Jeff 
Janousek  and  bass  player  Barry  Oates.  and 
both  times  with  pianist  Suzanne  Ducharme. 
Some  of  the  groups'  performances  were  at 
the  National  Honor  Society  induction,  the  Bay 
Path  Nursing  Home,  and  the  Old  Town  Hall. 


'  First  raw  K.  Garnty 

(L-R)Second  raw.  J  Savage.  J.  Lynn.  J.  Pescanna.  S.  Rett.  M  McGavern.  S.  Schultz.  M.  Cushing,  S.  Fucharme.  T.  Spear.  J. 
k  Ifc^Jjn,,  K.  Judd.  G.  Femandes 
Third  raw  S.  Whitman.  0.  Sabetta.  □.  Donley.  L.  Ptttsley.  H  Sweetser.  L  Johnson.  K.  Walker  B  McEachern.  P  Simpson.  □ 
Lagerstedt.  E.  Albnttan.  M  Mulcahy.  S  Edmunds.  J  Garmiey 

Fan —  'aw  j  Sawyer  K.  Fcran  _  Becxmar.  C  ThemistacMecus.  J  McMann.  A.  Agnev.  R.  Kilroy.  B  Albnttan.  C  Histen.  J. 
Srarar-  .   i--,r*  i  -3g-e. 


Dragon  flyer 

Duxbury  High  School's  only  student  News- 
paper, the  "Dragonflyer",  provides  an  outlet 
for  student  creativity  in  areas  of  writing,  inter- 
viewing, photography,  drawing,  editorial  writ- 
ing, observing,  and  reporting.  It  also  acts  as  a 
forum  for  student  expression  of  concerns,  and 
provides  an  opportunity  for  those  involved  to 
develop  interpersonal  skills  and  responsibility. 
A  monthly  newspaper,  the  "Dragonflyer"  is 
supported  by  local  advertisements  and  a  cost 
of  thirty  cents  per  copy.  It  covers  a  wide  spec- 
trum of  activities,  from  sports,  to  arts,  and  to 
news,  providing  a  means  of  communication 
within  the  high  school.  In  only  it'ssecond  year, 
the  "Dragonflyer"  has  won  an  award  for  excel- 
lence in  news  writing  in  a  newspaper  competi- 
tion held  by  Suffolk  University. 


(L-R)First  row  Mr  Webster.  Advisor.  E.  Hagney,  C.  Dziewit.  J.  James.  J.  Hatfield,  M  Maclaughhn.  T.  Toselli.  P  Janousek,  C  Hill, 
S  Crockett,  M.  Hall,  Mr  Levme.  Advisor 

Second  row:  N  Kjellerstadt.  M  Beauchemin,  M.  Rosen.  S  Hundley.  J.  Bruno.  K  DiMascio,  B  Cotter,  D.  Kiklis.  J.  Sugerman.  L. 
Kennedy.  C.  McFarland.  K  Gormley.  K  Garnty 

Third  row  J.  Mayo.  A  DZiewit.  N.  Salvatore,  S  Ellison,  T.  Frattasio.  J.  Norton.  A.  Korites,  J.  Graham.  A.  Tribarren.  P  Nappelho. 
M.  Whittum,  F  Hill,  E.  Albntton,  M  Mulcahy 


The  happy  advisor 

(Eo-Ctirricular 
Council 

Co-Curricular  Council  is  comprised  of  repre- 
sentatives from  each  of  the  extracurricular 
activities.  The  council  was  formed  at  the  be- 
ginning of  this  year  with  Dr.  Heitzman  serving 
as  advisor.  The  purpose  of  the  council  is  to 
further  communication  among  the  faculty,  ac- 
tivities, and  the  student  body. 

The  Co-Curricular  Council  would  like  to  ex- 
tend a  special  thanks  to  Ted  Greely,  who  is  in 
charge  of  changing  the  sign  in  front  of  the 
school  which  publicizes  upcoming  events  at 
DHS.  The  council  held  a  fair  in  February  for  the 
purpose  of  encouraging  new  members  for  all 
clubs. 


(L-R)W.  Franke.  J  James.  T  Greeley.  L  Neuger.  D.  Lagerstedt.  C  Hill,  D  Kiklis.  K  Thrasher 


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(L-R)A.  Koplovsky.  J.  Hatfield.  Mr  Beuchler.  advisor 


§litl|y  ©outs 


Slithy  Toves  is  a  magazine  for  people  in  the 
school  community  who  like  writing.  People 
who  like  to  write:  there  are  a  great  deal  of  us 
out  there,  or  is  it  out  here?  Students,  teach- 
ers, principals,  it  makes  no  difference  to  us.  It 
is  also  for  people  who  like  writing  even  though 
they  would  never  think  of  touching  a  typewrit- 
er key  themselves. 

There  should  be  a  parallel  universe  for  peo- 
ple who  like  writing.  We  should  have  our  own 
country,  our  own  national  anthem.  At  the  least 
we  should  have  our  own  political  party. 

Right  now.  though  we  scarcely  know  who 
we  are.  What  if  we  get  together  in  a  loose  sort 
of  association,  have  meetings,  read  our  writ- 
ing to  each  other,  and  eventually  publish  a 
magazine. 

I  gotta  recruit  some  girls. 


Duxbury  High  School's  original  multi-issue 
political  organization,  the  William  E.  Simon 
Chapter  of  Young  Americans  for  Freedom,  is 
changing  its  name  to  Young  Conservatives 
(YC).  The  group  spent  this  fall  actively  cam- 
paigning for  the  reelection  of  President  Ron- 
ald Reagan.  In  the  future.  YC  will  be  holding 
debates  on  the  current  political  issues. 


-R)G  Enzie.  C  Agnew.  E.  Carter.  J  Greene.  R.  Drake.  P  Janousek.  A.  Korites.  A.  Stewart.  J  Mayo 


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§emor  Class 
(Officers 

The  senior  class  really  came  together  as  a 
group  this  year,  especially  at  the  many  home- 
coming meetings  in  September  and  October. 
We  thank  everyone  for  the  ideas,  support, 
dedication,  and  hard  work.  It  turned  out  to  be 
a  memorable  weekend  for  all  of  us.  We  will 
sponsor  two  dances  this  year  to  raise  money 
for  various  activities,  including  two  Senior 
Nights  Out.  a  Senior  Class  party,  and  Gradu- 
ation. 

As  we  are  all  busy  making  plans  for  the  fu- 
ture, the  time  we  spend  at  DHS  with  both  old 
and  new  friends  has  taken  on  new  meaning. 
This  is  the  last  time  we  will  all  be  together 
before  going  our  separate  ways.  That  is.  of 
course,  until  we  meet  for  our  fifth  year  re- 
union. See  you  all  then! 


2  +  2 


5? 


§opl|omore 
Class  (Officers 


The  Class  of  '87  has  spent  most  of  1984-85 
raising  funds.  They  have  sponsored  two 
dances  and  held  a  car-wash.  They're  stock 
piling  their  money  to  make  the  1986  Junior 
Prom  the  best  ever.  The  class  officers  are  Gail 
McGrath.  Anissa  Roberts.  Amy  Duffy,  and 
Scott  Osbourne. 


(L-R)  Lisa  Richards.  Mary  Wolfe.  Tracey  Small 


(L-R)Gail  McGrath.  Anissa  Roberts.  Amy  Duffy.  Scott  Osbourne 


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(L-R)Courtney  Lederer.  Chip  Gage 


Humor  (Class 
(Officers 

This  year,  like  all  others,  was  a  prosperous 
one  for  the  class  of  1986.  Their  fundraising 
efforts  began  early  in  the  summer  with  a  bake- 
sale  and  bottle  drive.  A  few  members  of  the 
class  also  volunteered  time  to  help  with  the 
Fourth  of  July  parade.  Fundraising  efforts  con- 
tinued through  the  year  with  a  carwash.  tur- 
key raffle,  and  the  incredible  Homecoming 
and  Christmas  dances. 

Searching  for  a  prom  location  was  not  an 
easy  task  because  the  class  wanted  some- 
thing new  and  exciting.  With  Boston  locations 
ruled  out  by  the  administration.  Lantanas  in 
Randolph  was  the  next  best  thing.  With  the 
hard  work  of  Suzy  Dwyer  (Prom  chairman), 
the  officers,  and  the  class  as  a  whole,  the 
prom  will  be  something  to  look  forward  to. 

This  year  really  brought  the  class  closer  to- 
gether. They  look  forward  to  finishing  off  their 
Junior  and  Senior  years  in  DHS  with  flying  col- 
ors. 


Where  is  everybody? 

IFresljmen 
Class  (Officers 

Freshmen  Class  activities  centered  on  mak- 
ing money  by  selling  candy  at  basketball 
games.  Later  in  the  year  they  sold  chocolate 
hearts.  Half  the  proceeds  from  the  Class'  ac- 
tivities are  ear-marked  for  Ethiopian  famine 
relief. 

To  Mr.  Sullivan,  our  Freshman  advisor: 
Thank  You!  from  the  class  officers:  Kere  Eddy. 
President:  Christine  Dupuis.  Vice-President: 
Erin  Ellison.  Secretary:  and  Sarah  Patterson. 
Treasurer. 


(L-R)  Kere  Eddy.  Christine  Dupuis.  Erin  Ellison.  Sarah  Patterson 


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(L-R)First  row:  L.  Rafferty.  S.  Satkus.  C  Dziewit.  J  James. 
Second  row:  E.  James,  Stacey  Murgo.  M  Bartlett.  P.  Janousek. 


The  Prez 


fencing  Club 

The  Fencing  Club  has  been  in  existence  for 
two  years  at  Duxbury  High  School.  Several  for- 
mer members  who  have  gone  on  to  college 
have  initiated  fencing  clubs;  others  have 
joined  teams  or  simply  continued  with  more 
advanced  lessons.  The  Fencing  Club  offers  ba- 
sic foil  fencing,  beginning  with  the  stance  and 
progressing  through  parries  (defenses)  and  ri- 
postes (attacks)  to  formal  bouting.  The  club  is 
open  to  all. 


(L-R)First  row  D  Irving.  E  Schippers.  D  Starr 
Second  row  J  Hilsabeck.  E  Kennie.  P  Riser 


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§panisli  Club 


The  Spanish  Club  under  the  direction  of 
Miss  Powell  is  an  enjoyable  activity  for  its 
members.  The  club  is  dedicated  to  spreading 
Spanish  awareness  through  out  the  school 
community.  The  group  successfully  produced 
the  second  annual  Christmas  Party.  Major 


projects  this  year  include  the  posting  of  bi- 
lingual signs  throughout  the  high  school  and 
teaching  some  Alden  students  a  Spanish  skit. 
The  club  has  made  trips  to  Boston  to  first  han- 
dedly  experience  Latin-American  Culture. 


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Hard  work  pays  off. 


First  row  L  Richards.  W  Barker.  K  DiPersio.  L  Neuger. 

Second  row:  M  Munsey.  G  McFarland.  E.  Coughlin.  J.  Hatfield.  C.  Gillespie. 

Third  row  B  Mowbray.  S.  Hundley.  C  Hill,  0.  Mahoney.  P.  Janousek.  J.  Pescarmo.  K.  Whittum 


The  National  Honor  Society  is  comprised  of 
Juniors  and  Seniors  who  have  exhibited 
strengths  in  four  areas:  scholastics,  service, 
leadership,  and  character.  Throughout  the 
year  the  Society  dedicates  itself  to  sponsoring 
various  school  and  community  activities  — 
most  notably  a  school  dance,  a  tutoring  pro- 
gram, and  the  annual  carnation  day  on  Febru- 
ary 14.  This  year  the  Honor  Society  made  a 
special  trip  to  the  Mayflower  Home  in  Plym- 


outh to  deliver  Christmas  gifts  to  the  severely 
disabled  children  living  there.  In  the  Spring, 
the  Society  presents  a  scholarship  to  a  de- 
serving Senior. 

This  year's  officers  were:  President.  Dan 
Mahoney:  Vice  President.  Sabrma  Hundley: 
Treasurer.  Sean  Satkus:  Secretary.  Johanna 
Prescarino:  Publicity  Secretary.  Amy  Bayer. 
Mr.  Lynch  donated  much  of  his  time  to  be  the 
Society's  advisor. 


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(L-R)First  row:  I  Neuger.  E  Albntton,  A.  Koplovsky.  P.  DiPersio.  P.  Simpson.  K  DiPersio 
Second  row:  P  Dulany.  N  Zammito.  D.  Luce,  D  Kiklis.  D.  Dresser 


Performing  Arts 
Committee 


The  Performing  Arts  Committee  is  a  group 
of  students  who  work  to  bring  artists  to  the 
high  school  for  assemblies,  workshops,  and 
residences.  DHS  has  hosted  actors,  dancers, 
guitarists,  and  French  horn  players. 

The  Committee  works  to  fill  those  day-to- 
day cultural  gaps  as  well  as  to  bring  students  in 
contact  with  professionals.  Funded  by  state 
grants,  the  Performing  Arts  Committee  is 
headed  by  Elizabeth  Albntton,  chairman;  Deb- 
bie Luce,  secretary;  and  Ellen  Hagney,  trea- 
surer. Mrs.  Stone  serves  as  advisor. 


wan 


(L-R)First  row  E  Hagney.  M  Beauchemin.  C  Hill.  D  Kiklis.  D.  Luce.  N.  Zammito,  L  Neuger.  M.  Rosen 


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Sljesptan  troupe  #355 


The  Thespian  Troupe  c355.  had  another 
very  active  year.  The  Troupe  consists  of  peo- 
ple interested  in  the  theatre  and  perfor- 
mance. The  Troupe  is  a  local  chapter  of  the 
International  Thespian  Society,  this  organiza- 
tion has  chapters  all  over  the  world  and  its 
members  are  the  backbone  of  theatre  every- 
where. 


Urania  Club 

It  is  opening  night,  everyone  is  tense  —  sud- 
denly the  curtain  opens,  lights  up  and  the 
show  begins!  When  the  audience  watches  a 
show  they  do  not  realize  the  large  amount  of 
work  that  goes  into  each  production.  Actors, 
technicians,  and  directors,  as  well  as  many 
others  contribute  to  each  play. 

Most  of  the  work  done  for  the  Drama  Club  is 
accomplished  at  Work  Night.  Once  a  week  the 


Membership  in  the  Society  is  based  on  a 
point  system:  points  are  earned  for  participa- 
tion either  onstage  or  backstage.  A  candidate 
receives  a  single  point  for  his  work  on  any 
single  production  and  it  requires  ten  points  to 
gain  admittance. 

The  Troupe  is  responsible  for  teaching  oth- 
ers about  the  stage,  and  for  continuing  the 


entire  club  meets  on  a  schoolnight  in  the  the- 
atre to  do  everything  from  building  sets  and 
hanging  lights  to  sweeping  and  cleaning  the 
stage.  Work  Night  is  a  chance  to  learn  about 
the  stage  and  for  people  to  get  together  with 
friends  and  music  to  simply  do  work. 

The  Drama  Club  puts  on  ten  shows  a  year 
including:  a  musical,  a  three  act.  a  competi- 
tion play,  the  Senior  Class  play,  and  six  one- 


active  drama  program  at  DHS.  This  year's  offi- 
cers were:  President  —  Lisa  Neuger,  Vice 
President  —  Paul  Dulany.  Treasurer  —  David 
Kiklis,  and  Secretary  —  Debbie  Luce.  The  ad- 
visor is  Mrs.  Wallace.  We  hope  to  expand  the 
membership  of  the  Troupe  in  the  future  and 
spread  our  knowledge  of  theatre  to  all  those 
interested. 


Just  one  big  happy  family! 

act  productions.  Our  advisor  Mr.  Miller  puts  a 
great  deal  of  his  time  into  the  production  of 
these  shows.  The  Club  has  been  very  active 
and  good  in  the  past,  and  hopefully  nothing 
will  change  in  the  future. 


(L-R)First  row:  B.  Sexton.  S  Plett.  K.  DiPersio.  K.  Thrasher.  S.  Giglotti.  P.  Williams.  K.  Foran,  S  Cooper.  L.  Neuger.  D.  Kiklis.  0 
Luce.  S.  Ducharme.  M  Beauchemin.  J  Mahoney.  S  Edmunds.  D  Dresser.  J  Sugerman.  R  Martin.  E  Hagney 
Second  row:  L.  Harris.  A  Imbarren.  C  Hill.  N.  Zammito.  M  Whittum.  J  Hynek.  R  Winterson.  P  Simpson.  P  DiPersio.  G 
Schwaller.  M  Rosen.  M  DiMascio,  E.  Hill.  S  Flaherty 

Third  row:  S.  Ellison.  M  Hall.  B.  Albntton.  J.  Alabiso.  P.  Tibbetts.  P.  Dulany.  K  DiMassio.  D  Winterson.  N.  Kjellerstedt.  M  Case.  R. 
Kilroy.  A  Sutherland.  E  Drinkwater.  D.  Lagerstedt.  J.  Stone.  E.  Albntton.  S.  Sullivan.  A  Koplovsky.  L  Cooney.  E.  Carter.  C 
Mason.  D  Clancy 


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Political 
Action  Union 

The  goals  of  the  Political  Action  Union  are  to 
objectively  inform  young  people  at  Duxbury 
High  School  about  important  issues  facing  our 
country,  to  understand  the  scope  of  newly 
ratified  laws  and  to  get  a  better  comprehen- 
sion of  our  political  system.  As  a  Union  we 
evaluate  national  concerns,  elaborate  on 
them  and  compare  each  party's  view.  Stu- 
dents and  members  are  able  to  voice  their 
opinions  and  their  concerns. 

The  Political  Action  Union  not  only  serves  as 
a  communication  link  between  the  student 
body  and  the  political  world,  but  it  also  gives 
students  a  possibility  to  prepare  for  future  ca- 
reers in  politics.  Both  Republicans  and  Demo- 
crats work  independently  and  cooperatively 
to  attain  certain  goals.  In  this  manner  stu- 
dents are  able  to  see  issues  in  two  perspec- 
tives with  a  better  understanding  of  each  posi- 
tion. 

Above  all,  Students  and  members  increase 
their  political  awareness  and  will  be  better 
prepared  for  the  next  presidential  election, 
and  other  State  elections.  Through  the  Union 
students  have  come  to  know  how  political  de- 
cisions effect  us  and  how  one  can  become 
involved. 

Need  Advice? 


§tofccnt 
A&uisory 
Council 

The  Student  Advisory  Council  consists  of 
five  annually  elected  members  from  the  four 
incoming  classes.  This  years'  members  are: 
Amy  Bayer  —  chairperson  (grade  12),  Amy 
Ceccarelli  —  secretary  (grade  10),  Wendy 
Francke  (grade  10),  Kristen  McCarthy  (grade 
11),  Beth  Folkhart  (grade  12),  and  freshmen 
class  informant  Darren  Starr. 

The  S.A.C.  serves  as  a  bridge  between  the 
administration  and  the  student  body.  This 
year,  chairperson  Amy  Bayer  served  on  the 
Student  Council  and  Amy  Ceccarelli  was  the 
alternate  member.  Members  meet  periodical- 
ly with  Dr.  Kennedy,  Dr.  Zabierek,  and  the  di- 
rector of  Business  Services  to  discuss  relevant 
issues.  In  addition  to  this  role,  various  mem- 
bers of  the  S.A.C.  serve  on  small  administra- 
tive committees  to  investigate  specific  issues. 


It  isn't  easy  being  the  only  man  on  the  council 


(T-B)  K.  McCarthy.  B.  Folkart,  W.  Franke.  A.  Ceccarelli.  D.  Starr 


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(L-R)  First  row  C  Scarborough.  D  Reed.  A  Ceccarelli.  K  Leydon.  S  Hundley.  K.  Koch. 

Second  row  M  Collins.  E  McCarthy.  M  Leydon.  W  Bondlow.  T  Toselli.  N  Piaseckyi.  A  Dunphey 

Third  row  L  Schippers.  S  Osborne.  D  Dobeki.  S  Clisham.  S.  Ellison.  B.  Mowbray.  T.  Kilduff 


The  First  Woman  president?! 
Student  Council  officers  for  the  1984-85 
school  year  were  president:  Becky  Mowbray, 
Vice  President:  Terri  Kilduff,  Treasurer:  Lori 
Schippers.  and  Secretary:  Susan  Clisham.  Mr. 
Fernandes  council  advisor  played  an  impor- 
tant role  in  all  activities.  The  Student  greatly 
appreciates  his  time,  effort,  and  constant  sup- 
port. 


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§tudent  Council 

The  Student  Council  is  composed  of  five  stu- 
dents from  each  grade  level  who  are  elected 
by  the  student  body.  This  year  for  the  first 
time,  class  presidents  were  included  as  mem- 
bers of  the  Council.  The  main  goal  of  the  Coun- 
cil is  to  facilitate  communication  between  stu- 
dents and  the  administration.  This  can  only  be 
accomplished  by  the  active  participation  of 
students  with  their  Student  Council  Represen- 
tatives. 

The  Student  Council  sponsored  a  Blood 
Drive  in  December,  and  a  Dance  in  February. 
The  sale  of  candycanes  during  Christmas  was 
a  great  success.  The  Council  also  sponsored  a 
trip  to  Sargent  Camp  in  the  spring. 


You  can  stop  smiling,  the  election  is  over. 


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ifuniors 


This  years  award  winning  Junior  class  play 
was  "The  Passions  of  Amorosso."  Acting 
awards  were  presented  to  Patricia  DiPersio, 
Donald  Dresser  and  Peter  Simpson.  The  play 
was  produced  under  the  direction  of  Mr.  Lau- 
zier  and  student  director  John  Hughes.  Set 
during  the  Italian  Renaissance,  the  play  was  a 
delightful  comedy  which  centered  around  the 
relationships  between  a  humorous  cast  of 
characters. 

There  are  other  fish  in  the  sea. 


The  cast:  On  and  Off  the  scene. 


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Match  much? 
Birds  of  a  feather  flock  together 


The  Sophomore  class  play  entitled 
"Wings",  was  re-written  and  shortened  to  a 
twenty-minute  show  by  the  directors  and 
cast.  The  ensemble  starred  the  award  winning 
Brit  Albritton  and  Jimmy  Corn,  as  well  as  Sue 
Flaherty,  Sue  Edmunds.  Jen  Bruno,  Jen  Ma- 
honey,  and  Harriet  Tilly.  The  production  was 
directed  by  Foalky  Director  Mr.  Sinnot,  and 
student  directors  Amy  Koplowsky  and  Lisa 
Neuger. 


Sophomore  class  play  makes  the  headlines. 


No  lights,  no  camera,  no  action 


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k  i 


Jfreslimen 

The  Freshman  class  put  on  a  production  of 
"Home  at  Six"  a  satirical  comedy  which  deals 
with  many  of  the  social  problems  facing  Amer- 
ica today.  The  play  was  directed  by  Mrs.  Stone 
and  student  directors  David  Kilkis  and  Debbie 
Luce.  Rodngo  Alonzo  who  played  the  main 
character  of  a  man  who  arrives  home  early 
from  work  only  to  find  it  in  complete  disarray 
was  given  an  acting  award  for  his  perfor- 
mance. 


And  yet  another  happy  ending 


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he  athletic  teams  of  the  1984-85  sports  year 
have  once  again  been  top-notch.  Duxbury  has 
had  superior  teams  for  many  years  and  this 
year  the  tradition  continued  to  grow.  The  Dal- 


ton  trophy  has  been  awarded  to  Duxbury  twice  and  with 
one  more  reception  it  will  be  ours  to  keep.  Our  success  has 
been  a  direct  result  of  the  outstanding  athletes  of  our 
school  but  we  must  not  forget  to  acknowledge  the  fine 
coaching  staff  and  athletic  director.  The  coaches  have 
been  instrumental  in  all  the  important  skills  and  leadership 
qualities  that  our  athletes  posess.  Congratulations  to  the 
fine  senior  athletes  of  the  class  of  1985  for  their  participa- 
tion in  an  awesome  year  in  .  .  . 


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The  Duxbury  High  School  baseball  team  had  a 
.500  season  in  1984,  tieingfor  third  place.  In  spite 
of  losing  six  seniors  starters  from  the  year  before. 
Most  of  the  games  lost  were  by  one  or  two  runs  in 
the  last  inning,  games  which  could  have  gone  ei- 
ther way.  Senior  Captains  Bill  Weidner,  Neil  Cadi- 
gan,  and  seniors  Eric  Giumetti,  Bob  Murphy,  Wal- 
ter Zicko,  Chris  Fallows,  and  Pauk  Leary  led  the 
team  beautifully.  Juniors  Alex  George,  Bill  Mur- 
phy, Tom  O'Brien,  and  Ted  Sjosted.  sophomore 
Chip  Gage,  and  freshmen  John  Belcher  helped 
lead  the  team  to  its  successful  season. 

Chip  Gage  behind  bars. 


Duxbury 

3-4 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

2-2 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

5-1 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

3-7 

Whitman-Han- 

son 

Duxbury 

3-8 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

3-7 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

13-7 

Cohasset 

Duxbury 

12-6 

East 

Bridgewater 

Duxbury 

6-22 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

1-7 

Hull 

Duxbury 

17-5 

Abington 

Duxbury 

7-2 

Holbrook 

Duxbury 

1-2 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

10-7 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

10-9 

Whitman-Han- 

son 

Duxbury 

3-4 

Rockland 

(L-R)  First  row:  C  Fallows.  P  Leary,  B.  Weidner.  N  Cadigan,  E 
Giumetti,  W  Zicko,  B  Murphy 


Second  row  A  George.  C  Gage.  J  Belcher.  B  Murphy,  T. 
O'Brien.  T  Spstedt,  Coach  Murphy 


Sports/110 


Beth  demonstrates  the  arc  swing 
S.  Burleigh  rips  up  the  course. 


(L-R)  Coach  Hayes.  J  Stewart.  L  Keaney.  T  Frattasio.  B  Folkart.  M.  Hannan,  A.  Lauzon,  S.  Burleigh 


Sports/112 


The  Girls  Golf  team  this  year  was  the  first 
one  ever  for  Duxbury  High  School.  Many  of 
the  members  were  new  to  golf  but  with 
long  hours  of  practice  they  developed 
enough  skills  to  have  mter-squad  matches 
with  a  tournament  at  the  end  of  the  sea- 
son 

The  next  season  is  looking  good  with  the 
seniors  returning  and  the  inter-scholastic 
matches  being  formed.  An  outstanding 
player  for  the  team  is  Jennifer  Stewart, 
who  was  #13  in  the  state;  she  also  hap- 
pens to  be  #1  on  the  team.  Other  mem- 
bers of  the  team  are:  Sheilah  Burleigh, 
Lauren  Keaney,  Ann  Lauzon.  Margaret 
Hannan,  Julie  Norton.  Beth  Folkart,  and 
Tracey  Frattasio 


Lauren  digs  in  for  a  powerful  drive. 


Frattasio  demonstrates  the  back-hand  swing. 


113/Sports 


4£l 


For  the  first  time  in  quite  a  while  the  DHS  golf 
team  found  itself  without  a  share  of  the  League 
Title.  But  don't  be  misled,  Coach  Haye's  1984 
team  represented  itself  very  well  in  the  State 
Tournament  —  finishing  fourth  in  the  entire 
state.  Led  by  senior  captains  Rob  Donovan  and 
Jeff  Tougas,  and  junior  captain  Dan  Mahoney,  the 
team  finished  with  seven  wins  and  three  losses, 
tieing  with  Cohasset  for  second  place  behind 
league  champion  Scituate.  Sophomores  Lloyd  Ar- 
chibald and  Steve  Meallo.  and  juniors  Wade  Cal- 
lander and  Tom  Wilcox,  all  played  important  roles 
in  the  team's  success. 

Archibald,  Callander,  and  Mahoney  represent- 
ed the  team  in  the  South  Shore  Individual  Tourna- 
ment —  finishing  first,  third,  and  fifth,  respective- 
ly. The  same  three  took  part  in  the  State  Individ- 
ual competition  —  with  Archibald  qualifying  for 
the  second  round  of  play. 

With  five  of  his  six  golfers  returning,  Coach 
Hayes  can  be  thinking  of  only  even  more  success- 
ful year  in  1985. 

Best  all  around  swinger 


Duxbury 

9-0 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

9-0 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

7-2 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

7-2 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

9-0 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

9-0 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

9-0 

Abmgton 

Duxbury 

9-0 

Abington 

Duxbury 

2-7 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

3-6 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

8-1 

Cohasset 

Duxbury 

3-7 

Cohasset 

(L-R)  First  row:  C  Krahmer.  P.  Thorn,  M.  O'Hare,  R  Donovan.  D 
Mahoney.  J  Tougas,  C  Hogdon,  J.  Crumlish.  G.  McLaughlin  Sec 
ond  row:  P.  Needleman.  M.  Scott.  I.  Frazier.  T.  Collins.  J.  Moe,  S 
Burgess.  K  Walsh.  G.  Hopfe,  T.  Wilcox,  P  Cataldo.  J  Greene.  W 
Callendar  Third  row:  C.  Curtin.  S.  Casagrande,  J.  Linder,  D 
Meallo.  T.  Evans.  S.  Barrett.  R.  Blagbrough.  J.  Tougas.  L  Archi 
bald.  Coach  Hayes 


Sports/114 


115/sports 


The  Softball  team  had  a  good  season  this  year 
with  a  few  returning  varsity  players,  but  it  was 
mainly  a  rebuilding  year  for  them.  Coach  Shea 
was  pleased  with  the  team's  efforts  and  will  be 
looking  forward  to  another  good  season. 


Aileen  stops  short. 


Duxbury 

1-3 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

11-12 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

5-14 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

2-4 

Whitman-Hanson 

Duxbury 

11-14 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

12-11 

Cohasset 

Duxbury 

1-7 

E.  Bridgewater 

Duxbury 

5-4 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

7-11 

Abington 

Duxbury 

7-8 

Holbrook 

Duxbury 

5-4 

Hull 

Duxbury 

1-8 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

7-4 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

1-2 

Whitman  Hanson 

Duxbury 

6-8 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

3-7 

Hanover 

(L-R)  First  row:  D  McCormack.  S  Washburn.  C.  Angers.  B  Cos- 
grove.  D  Ring.  E  Butts.  A  Rand.  B  Shoulla 
Second  row:  N.  Bowen.  C  Bonner.  K.  Hannan.  A.  Hannan.  T. 
Sarro.  Coach  Shea.  T  Hannon.  C  Partridge.  C  Hurley.  C  Carroll. 
B.  Sheehan 


117/Sports 


This  year's  female  tennis  team  had  another 
great  season.  They  won  the  South  Shore 
League  with  some  strong  players.  Stacey 
Murgo,  Kathy  Brooks,  and  Julie  Cunneen 
played  the  first  three  singles  respectively, 
while  Julie  Doscher  and  Wendy  Barker, 
Breena  Welch  and  Susan  Murgo  were  the  first 
and  second  doubles  teams.  The  Dragons 
made  it  to  the  tournament,  but  lost  to  Bishop 
Feehan  in  the  quarter-finals.  Wendy  Barker 
and  Julie  Doscher  made  the  South  Shore 
League  All-Star  team  with  an  undefeated  re- 
cord and  also  made  the  Patriot  Leader  All- 
Scholastic  team.  Congratulations  on  a  fine 
season. 


I    V     /  ( 


Suzanne  discourages  her  opponent. 


Duxbury 

1-4 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

4-1 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

4-1 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

4-1 

Sandwich 

Dusbury 

4-1 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Falmouth 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

2-3 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

4-1 

Abmgton 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

4-1 

Cohasset 

Duxbury 

5-0 

E.  Bridgewater 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

4-1 

Abmgton 

Duxbury 

4-1 

Sandwich 

Duxbury 

5-0 

E.  Bridgewater 

Duxbury 

3-2 

Cohasset 

(L-R)  First  row:  Kathleen  Kennedy,  Julie 
Cunneen,  Susan  Murgo.  Julie  Doscher, 
Breena  Welch 

Second  row:  Melissa  McLaughlin,  Suzanne 
Kelliher.  Wendy  Barker.  Tern  Hojlo,  Su- 


zanne Landers,  Mandy  Mastrovita,  Nancy 
Kosak 

Third  row:  Kathy  Brooks,  Carlene  Cooper, 
Stacey  Murgo,  Chris  Ann  Gillig,  Faith  Hen- 
neghan 


Sports/118 


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Sports/ 120 


m'% 


The  1983-84  Boys  Tennis  team  won  the 
States  this  year  with  the  help  of:  Bill  Benjes, 
Carter  Veach,  and  Derek  Dobecki,  who  played 
the  top  three  singles;  Tom  Harnon.  Steve 
Cass,  Hank  Baker,  and  Ed  Corvelli  all  played 
doubles.  They  had  an  undefeated  season  this 
year  under  the  coaching  of  Mr.  Foster  Cass. 

Tom  as  Mr.  Cool. 


Duxbury 

5-0 

Cohassett 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Sandwich 

Duxbury 

4-1 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Hull 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Abington 

Duxbury 

4-1 

Hull 

Duxbury 

4-1 

Sandwich 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Abington 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Cohassett 

Hank  makes  contact. 


121/Sports 


The  Girl's  Track  Team  did  fairly  well  in  the 
spring,  finishing  with  a  6-2-0  record,  losing 
only  to  their  old  rivals,' Holbrook  and  Norwell. 
The  team  spent  the  beginning  of  the  season 
adjusting  to  a  coach  offering  new  perspectives 
and  possibilities  —  Peter  Weyand.  Captains 
Sue  Maddon,  Linda  Barrow,  Jenny  Smith,  and 
Jessie  Brown  helped  to  psych  the  team  to  a 
fairly  successful  season.  The  Team  was  a 
young  one,  so  many  of  the  girls  will  be  back 
this  spring  to  try  to  regain  the  South  Shore 
League  title. 


Duxbury 

88-30 

Cohasset 

Duxbury 

64-54 

E.Bridgewater 

Duxbury 

52-66 

Holbrook 

Duxbury 

75-43 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

90-28 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

79-39 

Hull 

Duxbury 

42.5 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

57-61 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

65-53 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

72-46 

Whitman-Han- 

son 

Duxbury  forfeit  Abington 


Denine  keeps  truckn' 
She  knows  she  can! 


122/Sports 


4* 


John  brings  it  in.  (L-R)First  row  D  Miller,  T  Paige.  M  Hernger.  P  Sacchi.  J.  S.  Doloff.  S.  Satkus,  J.  DeWolf.  T  Haley.  M.  Brown.  T.  Spear. 

Joyce.  K  Coughhn.  J.  Ryan.  B.  Smith,  S.  Patenaude.  M  Le-  Third  row  Mr  Dunn.  P  Showstead.  T  Costello.  J  Crothers. 

Page.  A  Gorman.  K  Boreson,  M  Shellene.  C  Perkins.  D.  Tufankjian.  F  Rizzo.  M  8inny,  S  Nappellio.  P. 

Second  row:  J.  Cotter.  M  Ryan,  R  Thibodeau.  J  Hauber.  M  DePersio.  A  Reihfeild,  K  Leydon.  K  Budnikus 
Popadopalous.  M  Munsey.G  Kennedy,  J  O'Hare,  T  Hussing, 


Sports/ 124 


The  1984  track  season  was  another  victori- 
ous one  for  the  Dragon  squad.  Under  the  lead- 
ership of  Captains  Matt  Herriger.  Todd  Paige. 
Jim  Ryan,  and  Phil  Calliendo.  the  team  cap- 
tured the  league  title  and  won  the  league 
meet  The  boys  also  ventured  to  the  State 
Coaches'  Relays,  where  they  came  in  first  and 
set  records  in  the  4x  high  hurdles  (Butch 
Smith.  Sean  Satkus.  Troy  Husing,  and  Adam 
Hartwell)  and  the  4x  220  (Matt  Herriger.  Troy 
Husing.  Jim  O'Hare.  and  Todd  Paige).  They 
also  won  the  SSPA  Meet,  where  Butch  Smith 
set  a  new  divisional  record  in  the  high  hurdles. 
The  team  came  in  second  in  the  divisional 
meet.  Butch  Smith  later  went  to  the  State  and 
New  England  Meets  where  he  placed  third  in 
both.  Both  Butch  Smith  and  Todd  Paige  were 
named  to  the  Patriot  Ledger  All-Scholastic 
Team.  The  team  looks  strong  for  next  year, 
with  seniors  returning  and  having  a  strong  dis- 
tance team  made  up  of  juniors  Ryan,  Noyes. 
and  Dixon. 


Bob  makes  a  hand  off  to  Chris 


Duxbury 

123-22 

Cohasset 

Duxbury 

87-58 

E.  Bridgewater 

Duxbury 

126-19 

Abington 

Duxbury 

130-15 

Holbrook 

Duxbury 

115-30 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

114-31 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

122-23 

Hull 

Duxbury 

86-59 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

103.5-41.5 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

84-61 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

91.5-53.5 

Whitman- 

Hanson 

Troy  has  the  power 


125/Sports 


The  Duxbury  High  School  Girls 
Cross  Country  team  had  another 
successful  season  although  the  girls 
were  unable  to  defeat  their  old  rivals, 
Whitman-Hanson.  Quad-Captains 
Becky  Mowbray.  Denine  Allisop, 
Elaine  Coughlan,  and  Tammy  Toselli 
provided  strong  leadership  for  an  ex- 
ceptionally large  team.  Many  run- 
ners represented  Duxbury  in  extra 
races  like  the  Bonnie  Bell  10K  and 
the  Monster  Dash  in  Boston.  Al- 
though the  team  was  plagued  with 
injuries,  they  were  praised  for  their 
spirit  and  hard  work.  This  year's 
group  of  runners  was  very  young,  so 
Coach  Hibler  is  looking  forward  to  an 
even  better  season  next  year. 

Joanna  looks  for  the  finish. 
Becky  —  in  hot  pursuit  of  Joan. 


Duxbury 

24-34 

Sandwich 

Duxbury 

20-41 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

15-50 

Abington 

Duxbury 

23-33 

E.  Bridgewater 

Duxbury 

18-41 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

21-35 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

17-40 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

21-39 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

49-18 

Whitman-Han- 

son 

Duxbury 

23-34 

Silver  Lake 

(L-R)  Front:  J.  McCarthy.  B  Mowbray.  D  Allsop.  T  Toselli.  J 
Anzavino.  V  Kerrigan 

Middle  C  Knox.  M  Hitchins.  J.  Jubett.  W.  Franke.  A.  Ceccar- 


elli.  T  Harrington 

Back  M  Knegal.  A  Hibler.  C  Moreau.  S  Murgo.  D  MacWalter 


Sports/126 


(L-R)  First  row:  T  Dixon.  P  Noyes,  M.  Ryan, 
Second  row:  J  Burke,  M  Collins.  S.  Mitchum.  C  Riso.  C 
Myer.  J.  Mullaney.  D.  Murphy.  T.  Sjostedt,  M.  Harmon 
Third  row  D  Mumford.  J  Haley.  D  Rhoads.  T.  Wilcox,  G. 


Hopfe,  R-  Pescarino.  P  Kehoe  Fouth 

Fourth  row:  M.  Munsey,  J  Stevens,  C,  Guccione.  B  LeFevre. 
B  Melcille,  J.  Walsh.  M  O'Donahue.  K  Tassle.  M  Case.  Mr 
Clark 


The  1984  Boys  Cross  Country  team, 
under  the  fine  coaching  of  Reggie 
Clark,  had  a  very  productive  season. 
This  year,  many  new  names  were 
added  to  the  list  of  long  distance  run- 
ners. Jerry  Haley  and  Dave  Rhoads, 
two  new  faces,  became  the  number 
four  and  five  runners  respectively. 
Continued  excellence  was  displayed 
by  juniors  Ted  Dixon,  Mark  Ryan  and 
Phil  Noyes.  Mike  Harman  and  Sean 
Mitchem,  two  hard  working  sopho- 
mores also  enjoyed  a  successful  sea- 
son. A  memorable  meet  was  against 
Cohassett.  Duxbury  won  15-50.  Our 
team  gained  the  first  thirteen  spots 
before  any  of  Cohassett's  men  were 
to  cross  the  finish  line.  Other  memo- 
rable meets  were  Scituate:  15-45, 
Hanover:  21-35,  Rockland:  23-32 
and  the  very  close  Whitman-Hanson 
meet:  27-28.  Several  seniors  will  be 
missing  from  next  year's  team, 
among  them:  John  Burke,  Paul  Ke- 
hoe, John  Walsh,  Mike  Case,  Kirk 
Tassell,  Greg  Hopfe,  Brian  Melville, 
and  Ted  Sjostedt.  Yet  there  are 
many  up  and  coming  underclassmen 
runners,  and  their  talents  combined 
with  Mark,  Ted  and  Phil,  there  should 
be  no  problems  next  year. 


Wilbur  out  for  a  stroll. 

John  and  Paul  fight  for  the  finish. 


Duxbury 

31-26 

Sandwich 

Duxbury 

25-30 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

27-28 

Abington 

Duxbury 

19-36 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

16-39 

E.  Bridgewater 

Duxbury 

15-49 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

21-35 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

23-32 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

27-28 

W  h  i  t  m  a  n  -  H  a  n  - 

son 

Duxbury 

15-50 

Cohasset 

127/Sports 


The  female  Dragons  had  another  outstand- 
ing winning  season.  With  their  record  of  14-0- 
4,  they  clinched  the  South  Shore  League  title 
for  the  second  year  in  a  row.  The  teams  win- 
ning record  has  not  been  broken  for  three 
years.  The  team  made  it  to  the  semi-finals  in 
the  Division  I  tournament  where  they  lost  to 
the  eventual  champs.  Walpole,  1-0  on  a  ques- 
tionable goal.  The  four  captains  this  year  were 
seniors:  Wendy  Barker.  Carey  Grealy.  Lauren 
Keaney  and  Teri  Kilduff.  These  four  players 
also  made  the  South  Shore  League  All-Star 
team.  Carey  Grealy  made  the  Boston  Globe. 
Herald.  Brockton  Enterprise  and  Patriot  Led- 
ger All-Scholastic  teams,  and  Wendy  Barker 
made  the  Brockton  Enterprise  and  Patriot 
Ledger  All-Scholastic  teams.  Barker  and  Grea- 
ly also  broke  school  records  in  scoring  and 
assisting  this  season.  Other  outstanding  play- 
ers were  Tracey  Small,  who  had  thirty  shu- 
touts. Brenda  Peterson,  Linda  Knoxm,  Julie 
Norton,  Diane  MacCormack,  Stephanie  Elli- 
son, and  Margaret  Hannan. 

Wendy  wallops  one. 


Duxbury 

6-0 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

3-0 

Sandwich 

Duxbury 

3-0 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

3-0 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

2-1 

Abmgton 

Duxbury 

0-0 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

4-0 

Cohasset 

Duxbury 

0-0 

Hull 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

2-1 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

1-0 

Sandwich 

Duxbury 

1-0 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

3-0 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

0-0 

Abmgton 

Duxbury 

0-0 

E.  Bridgewater 

Duxbury 

2-1 

Cohasset 

Duxbury 

3-0 

Hull 

Duxbury 

4-0 

E.  Bridgewater 

Duxbury 

6-3 

Stoughton 

Duxbury 

0-1 

Walpole 

(L-R)First  row:  W  Barker.  B  Peterson.  L.  Keaney.  C 
Grealy.  S  Ellison.  L  Holden.  M.  Hannan 
Second  row  M  Marconi.  C  Zicko.  K  Walker.  T  Kil- 
duff. D  MacCormack,  L.  Knox.  M  McLaughlin.  S. 
Haffey 

Third  row:  Coach  Saggese.  P.  Williams.  K.  Burr.  J 
Norton.  A  Dunphey.  S  Grealy.  K  Harnan 


Sports/128 


The  Dragons  completed  their  third 
straight  winning  season  by  finishing 
with  a  6-4  record.  This  year's  team 
was  in  the  midst  of  very  stiff  competi- 
tion in  the  South  Shore  League's 
large  school  division.  Early  in  the  sea- 
son, the  Dragons  were  named  num- 
ber one  in  Division  IV's  Superbowl 
Poll,  after  getting  off  to  a  good  start 
with  three  wins,  no  losses.  In  mid- 
season,  the  Dragons  lost  two  games, 
each  by  one  point.  The  tri-captains  of 
this  year's  team  were  Wade  Calen- 
dar, Alex  George,  and  Steven  Has- 
senfus.  Duxbury  had  four  players 
elected  to  the  five  spots  on  the 
South  Shore  "All  League  Team"; 
Chris  Crandell  and  Steven  Hassnefus 
on  the  offensive  line,  Wade  Callendar 
on  the  offensive  backfield,  and  Sean 
Satkus  and  Steven  Hassenfus  on  the 
defensive  line. 

Next  year's  team  promises  to  keep 
the  winning  seasons  coming.  Cap- 
tains for  next  year  are:  Scott  Kane, 
Brian  Powers,  and  Sean  Roberts. 

Bill  and  Alex  prepare  for  a  play 


Duxbury 

9-0 

Archbishop  Wil- 

liams 

Duxbury 

7-6 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

6-0 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

12-13 

Whitman-Han- 

son 

Duxbury 

41-20 

Boston  English 

Duxbury 

0-20 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

12-13 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

18-6 

Abmgton 

Duxbury 

35-0 

Pope  John 

Duxbury 

0-7 

Cohassett 

Steve  observes  the  tackle 


Wade  ready  to  punt 


Sports/ 130 


The  unsung  heroes  of  many  sports 
are  the  energy-filled  cheerleaders. 
They  are  a  vital  part  of  many  games 
but  are  rarely  congratulated.  Thanks 
for  helping  us  through  a  great  year  in 
sports. 


Kelly.  Kristen  and  Candy  cheer  them  on 


Tracey  knows  the  steps 

Front  L-R  G.  Edwards.  C.  Themostokleus.  C. 
Perkins.  K.  Gifford.  L.  Schippers.  K.  McCarthy. 
H.  Woodmanse. 

Back  L-R  J.  Folkart.  L.  Gilbert.  T.  Smith.  B. 
Folkart.  C.  Maddocks 


131 /Sports 


1984,  the  season  that  the  Duxbury  High 
School  Boys  Soccer  Team  was  supposed  to  be 
most  vulnerable.  But  with  the  remarkable 
coaching  of  Foster  Cass,  the  winning  attitude, 
toughness  and  hustle  of  the  team,  and  the 
outstanding  play,  especially  by  seniors  who 
had  seen  little  or  no  action  previously,  the 
Green  Dragons  successfully  defended  their 
state  championship  title.  The  phrase  that  was 
most  heard  in  conjunction  with  the  dragons 
this  year  was  "goal  —  Stephen  Cass",  as  the 
senior  center  forward  set  the  state  career 
goals  record  with  159.  Tri-captain  Cass 
(named  all-everything),  Tri-captain  Dan  Ma- 
honey  (Patriot  Leader  and  Sports  Focus),  Pe- 
ter McEvoy  (All  New  England,  All-Mass.,  and  a 
first  year  varsity  player)  were  league  all  stars, 
and  led  the  way  with  Mark  Binney.  Stephen 
Wilson,  Tom  Kennedy,  and  Doug  Fultz,  on  the 
offensive  attack.  The  little  recognized,  and 
less  written  about,  but  awesome  defense  was 
anchored  by  Tri-captain  John  Hauber,  with 
Ralph  Thibideau,  Mike  Barrett,  E.J.  Durgin, 
Mark  Schofield,  and  Matt  Schortman,  all  play- 
ing well  throughout  the  year.  Chris  Ochera 
and  Scott  Zoltowski,  the  goalkeepers,  turned 
in  many  stalwart  performances,  especially  in 
the  state  tournament.  And  we  must  not  forget 
the  all  around  player-manager-trainer  Ron 
"Chet"  Scarborough.  The  season  record  of 
22-0.  with  115  goals  for  and  1 2  goals  against, 
lengthened  the  Dragons  winning  streak  of  70 
games  without  a  loss  or  tie. 

Daniel  is  a  swift  kicker 


(l-r)  First  row:  R.  Scarborough,  M.  Scott,  D.  Lawrence,  P. 
Francis,  M.  Binney,  M  Schofield,  S.  Reed,  S  Zoltowski,  M 
Lucier,  D.  Fultz.  J.  Bernier.  P.  McEvoy,  M  Schortman.  (l-r) 


Second  row:  E.J.  Durgin,  R.  Thibideau,  M.  Barrett.  T.  Kenne- 
dy. D.  Mahoney,  J  Hauber,  S.  Cass.  C.  Ochtera,  B  Barclay.  E 
Kennedy.  S.  Wilson 


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Duxbury 

17-0 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

1-0 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

6-1 

Whitman-Han 

son 

Duxbury 

4-2 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

2-0 

Cohasset 

Duxbury 

5-2 

E.  Bridgewater 

Duxbury 

4-0 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

10-1 

Abington 

Duxbury 

10-0 

Sandwich 

Duxbury 

14-1 

Middleboro 

Duxbury 

4-0 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

5-3 

Whitman-Han 

son 

Duxbury 

3-1 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

8-0 

King  Philip 

Duxbury 

3-0 

Foxboro 

Duxbury 

2-1 

Dedham 

Duxbury 

3-0 

Nauset 

Duxbury 

3-0 

Masco 

Duxbury 

5-2 

Wahconah 

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enure 

The  Duxbury  High  School  Girls' 
Soccer  team,  led  by  captains 
Heather  Hardy,  Beth  Shoulla.  and 
Christine  Carroll,  posted  a  15-3-3 
season  record  in  1984.  Critics  had 
predicted  that  1984  would  be  a  re- 
building year,  but  the  young  dragon 
Ladies  proved  them  wrong.  The 
team  finished  with  second  place  in 
the  South  Shore  League.  They  also 
went  on  to  the  Semi-Finals  of  the 
State  Tournament,  and  lost  to  the 
eventual  champions  in  four  overtime 
periods.  Seniors  on  the  team  were 
Colleen  Gillespie,  Kim  Schippers, 
Cindy  Partridge,  and  Jen  Davis.  Next 
season  promises  to  be  a  very  suc- 
cessful one.  and  the  State  Cham- 
pionship is  once  again  in  sight.  Other 
members  of  the  team  were:  Kelly 
Foster.  Kelly  Leary.  Christy  Olsen, 
Suzanne  Landers,  Trish  Hannan, 
Nina  Piaseckyj.  Bon-Bon  Bonner.  An- 
nie Hannan.  Irene  Knoblock,  Erin 
Horgan,  Marianne  Wilson.  Joanie 
Zych,  and  Debbie  Binney.  Players 
making  All-Star  teams  were  C.  Car- 
roll. N.  Piaseckyj.  C.  Bonner,  and  H. 
Hardy. 

Heather  Has  The  Determination 


Duxbury 

4-0 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

0-0 

Cohasset 

Duxbury 

2-1 

East 

Bridgewater 

Duxbury 

6-0 

Holbrook 

Duxbury 

5-0 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

4-0 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

2-0 

Whitman-Han- 

son 

Duxbury 

1-2 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

1-0 

Abmgton 

Duxubry 

5-0 

Scituate 

Duxbury 

2-3 

East 

Bridgewater 

Duxbury 

9-0 

Holbrook 

Duxbury 

2-1 

Cohasset 

Duxbury 

2-2 

Hanover 

Duxbury 

2-0 

Norwell 

Duxbury 

2-1 

Rockland 

Duxbury 

0-0 

Whitman-Han- 

son 

Duxbury 

2-0 

Abington 

Front  (L-R)  C  Bonner.  K  Schippers.  J  Davis.  C  Partridge.  H 
Hardy.  B  Shoulla.  C  Carroll.  T.  Hannan.  C  Gillespie 
Back  (L-R)  Miss  Shea.  D  Binney.  I  Knoblock.  N  Piaseckyi.  M 
Wilson.  E  Horgan.  C  Olsen.  K  Leary.  S  Landers.  K  Foster  A 
Hannan.  Mr  Duffy 


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The  1984-85  swim  team  was  off  to  a  slow 
start.  This  year's  captains  were  senior  Wendy 
Barker  and  junior  Chris  Ciccarelli.  The  team 
graduated  many  swimmers  last  year  and 
therefore  we  are  building,  but  we  have  high 
hopes  for  the  years  to  come.  Some  strong 
swimmers  are  Peter  Ciccarelli.  David  Ham- 
mell.  Ken  Dumphy,  Julie  Deloid,  Jennifer  Cic- 
carelli and  Lauren  Holden. 


Katie  has  the  winning  form 


Duxbury 

W 

Sandwich 

Duxbury 

L 

Seekonk 

Duxbury 

L 

New  Bedford 

Duxbury 

L 

Apponequet 

Duxbury 

W 

Sandwich 

front  l-r  S  Mahoney.  E  Anderson,  A  Sutherland.  K  Budnikas, 
M.  Collins,  T  Osborne  middle  E.  Leahy.  L  Johnson,  J  Deloid, 
L  Holden.  C  Ciccarelli.  J.  Anderson,  back  E  Hill.  A.  Capraro. 
D  Winterson,  K  Berna.  K  Wolf.  R  Kilroy.  W  Barker,  P  Cic- 
carelli, K  Dumphy,  D  Hammell.  B.  Lefevre 


Sports/136 


The  1984-85  Boys  Basketball  team,  under 
the  direction  of  2nd  year  coach  Reggie  Clark, 
has  enjoyed  a  fairly  successful  season  thus 
far  At  this  time,  the  team  has  an  8-6  record 
and  is  still  vying  for  a  spot  in  the  state  tourna- 
ment. Wins  over  Division  I  powers  Silver  Lake, 
and  Plymouth-Carver  enables  the  Green  Drag- 
ons to  win  the  Mayflower  Classic  Christmas 
Tournament  in  Plymouth.  Senior  Co-Captain 
Michael  Barrett  has  led  the  team  in  scoring  so 
far  along  with  Junior  center  Chris  Perkins.  Ju- 
nior Co-Captam  Mark  Ryan  has  played  excel- 
lent defense  along  with  his  scoring  contribu- 
tions. Senior  point  guard  Steve  Wilson  has 
done  a  commendable  job  controlling  the  of- 
fense while  Senior  John  Walsh  has  been  espe- 
cially valuable  as  a  rebounder.  With  a  good 
nucleus  of  juniors  and  sophomores  coming 
back,  the  future  of  the  team  looks  good  for  the 
next  couple  of  years.  The  exciting,  high  scor- 
ing games  have  made  this  an  enjoyable  sea- 
son for  coaches,  Mr.  Clark  and  Mr.  Dunn,  the 
players,  and  the  fans. 


Chris  at  the  foul  line 

R.  Scarbrough.  J.  Walsh,  Coach  Dunn.  Coach 
Clark,  M.  Wozniak,  J.  McPhearson,  M.  Binney. 
J.  Belcher 


Mark  waits  for  the  rebound 
John  lays  it  up 
John  for  one 
Good  pass.  Steve 


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The  Duxbury  High  School  Hockey  team  has 
faced  a  great  loss  this  season  in  graduating 
many  seniors  last  year.  With  only  two  wins  and 
two  ties  thus  far  in  the  season,  the  hockey 
team  is  looking  for  some  more  solid  wins.  One 
exciting  win  they  did  have,  however  was  the  8- 
7  victory  over  Sandwich.  Another  critical 
problem  is  the  many  injuries  that  the  players 
had.  The  leading  scorer  on  the  team  is  junior 
Scott  Barker  who  plays  center  on  the  line  with 
Tom  Kennedy  and  Lloyd  Archibald.  Other  out- 
standing players  are  Greg  Cheetham.  John 
Hauber.  Mike  Lucier.  and  Doug  Fultz.  The  fol- 
lowing season  should  be  very  promising  be- 
cause the  team  will  only  be  graduating  a  few 
seniors. 


Now  that  more  people  are  aware  of  the  ins 
and  outs  of  gymnastics  after  the  1984  Olym- 
pics, the  DHS  varsity  gymnastic  team  has  ex- 
perienced a  greater  number  of  spectators  this 
season. 

The  team  is  really  on  a  roll  this  year:  every- 
one is  working  hard  and  it  shows  in  their  per- 
formances. Breaking  team  and  personal  re- 
cords meet  after  meet,  the  team  now  stands 
with  a  winning  record,  with  113.65  as  the  high- 
est total  score.  Tri-captains  Teri  Kilduff.  Juli- 
ana Hatfield,  and  Gwenn  Merry,  and  coaches 
Bill  Thomas  and  Linday  Crowley  expect  more 
records  broken  before  the  season  comes  to 
an  end. 


A  winning  season  is  not  always  common  for 
the  Duxbury  girl's  basketball  team,  but  this 
year  they  have  had  a  great  record:  For  part  of 
the  season  the  girls  were  in  first  place  in  the 
South  Shore  League.  They  also  had  many  in- 
juries, but  despite  these  they  were  victorious. 
The  team  is  very  young  this  year  and  will  be 
graduating  just  a  few  seniors,  so  the  years  to 
come  should  be  even  better.  Captains  Aileen 
Rand  and  Colleen  Gillespie  have  led  the  team 
very  strongly  along  with  other  senior  Cathy 
Cattell.  Juniors  Christy  Olsen.  Kelly  Leary.  Tri- 
cia  Hannan,  Susie  Haffey.  and  Signe  Jensen 
have  also  played  important  roles  in  the  suc- 
cess of  this  team. 


Sports/142 


here  will  be  much  to  remember  from  our  high 
m  ~M      school  years,  but  the  memories  of  our  teachers 

will  stand  out.  They  are  much  more  than  teach- 
^^h^  ers;  they  are  coaches,  advisors,  friends.  We 

have  learned  from  them  both  inside  and  outside 
of  the  classroom,  and  they  have  made  us  work  hard.  Our 
teachers  are  both  friends  and  foes,  but  where  would  we  be 
without  them?  We  take  this  opportunity  to  express  our 
heartfelt  thanks  to  these  people  who  have  contributed  so 
much  to  our  lives.  Thank  you  .  .  . 


Faculty/144 


In  this  year  of  changing  faces,  an 
important  one  has  remained  con- 
stant. Dr.  John  Hill  has  been  the  Prin- 
cipal of  D.H.S.  for  seventeen  years. 
In  those  years,  he  has  seen  many  of 
us  grow  from  the  first  grade. 

When  Dr.  Hill  first  came  to  D.H.S., 
the  total  enrollment  was  less  than 
500  students,  which  has  since  more 
than  doubled.  Student  involvement 

Welcome,  Dr.  Richard  Marcoux! 

Dr.  Marcoux,  our  new  assistant 
principal,  comes  to  DHS  after  years 
of  being  housemaster  at  Taunton 
High  School.  He  is  an  experienced 
administrator,  but  we  feel  that  we 
should  give  him  some  helpful  hints 
on  some  of  the  peculiarities  at  DHS: 

1.  Don't  mix  up  Day  1  and  Day  2. 

2.  Don't  be  late  for  gym 


has  also  increased  tremendously 
during  his  time  as  Principal.  At  Dux- 
bury,  we  excel  in  academics,  sports, 
theatre,  and  music.  "Duxbury  has 
been  on  a  productive  high  for  the 
past  few  years,"  says  Dr.  Hill. 

To  all  of  us,  Dr.  Hill  has  been  a  fa- 
ther figure  during  high  school.  Thank 
you,  Dr.  Hill,  for  your  years  of  leader- 
ship and  your  interest  in  us. 

3.  Don't  wear  your  good  clothes 
to  Homecoming. 

4.  Don't  trust  A. P.  Chemistry 
students. 

But,  seriously,  we  hope  Dr.  Mar- 
coux has  a  long  and  successful  ca- 
reer at  Duxbury  High  School  and  that 
this  first  year  of  transition  runs 
smoothly. 


Dr.  Richard  Marcoux 


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Barbara  Powell 


Foreign  Language     Elaine  Primmer 


Foreign  Language 


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Dianne  Wells  Math     Robert  Webster  Science.  Dept.  Head 


151/Faculty 


Carl  Meier  Social  Studies.  Dept.  Head      William  Bristol  Social  Studies     Bonnie  DeOsay  Social  Studies 


James  Doherty  Social  Studies     John  Fernandes  Social  Studies 


Thomas  LaLiberte  Social  Studies     John  Maguire  Social  Studies 


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This  year,  we  would  like  to  extend 
our  fondest  welcome  to  our  new  Su- 
perintendent. Dr.  Donald  Kennedy. 
Dr.  Kennedy  hails  from  Weston  Mas- 
sachusetts, where  he  was  the  Assis- 
tant Superintendent  of  Schools.  The 
student  body  and  the  faculty  hope 
that  he  will  bring  renewed  vitality  and 
leadership  to  the  position  of  Superin- 
tendent. Welcome.  Dr.  Kennedy, 
may  your  stay  in  Duxbury  be  long 
and  happy. 


One  of  the  hidden  administrators 
of  our  school  is  Dr.  Henry  Zabierak. 
the  Director  of  Curriculum  and  As- 
sessment. Not  many  pepole  are 
aware  of  the  work  that  goes  into  the 
shaping  of  the  school  curriculum.  Dr. 
Zabierak  is  responsible  for  the  many 
different  courses  available  ranging 
from  the  A. P.  program  to  studyhall. 
He  has  enabled  students  to  tailor 
their  schedules  to  suit  themselves. 
We  would  like  to  thank  him  for  his 
hard  work  in  making  the  high  school 
a  better  place  to  learn. 


159 /Faculty 


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Remember  the  days  of  youth. 

The  days  when  we  were  shy. 

And  so  very  much  free. 

Full  of  laughter. 

Curiosity. 

And  confusion. 

Confusion  about  growing  up. 

We  had  so  much  to  learn  then, 

So  much  to  see. 

Remember  the  days  of  youth. 

The  days  we  were  friends. 

And  you 

So  very  much  alive. 
—  Sue  Hanlon 


181/Memorial 


Oenine  J.  Alteop  neener  track /  c  c  what's  gonna  happen  this 
year?  i  really  don't  care/often  out  of  town  —  enough  is 
enough  /  My  Knight  —  ISA  i  still  don't  believe  you  /  don  t  men- 
tion those  segments  in  your  face  this  time  —  HC  '84/ 1  won't 
forget  madman/PT.  initiation /Icor.  13  gifts  are  free  —  all  i 
have  to  do  is  remember  to  recave/i  I  amy  brett/thanx  mid. 


Brooks  Anderson  fbird.  lib.  vwgang.  PJSPBA  —  A  Pyroman 
acs  —  fcalc  exp  pkms  4  tree  —  roof  ether  chem  hood,  lock 
cbnt.  chucks  2  -3.  bagoomba  hunters,  its  btbo  than  fa!  party 
stus  —  ndabyr  $893  DWX  —  46 1  HGK.  caoaaa.  4  wreath  cap 
flag  —  sat.  bculars/Boat.  ch21  Black  jack  —  to  —  noah 
snow  Cof  85  drvnl.  na  ds!  ps  chemcls.  frex.  s  itis.  lab  4  yd 


Scott  Armstrong  Crockett  8 1  zball  hoop '  Sep  Qhasborry  Mr  S 
smhaqd  doghouse  brawls  sammys  thanx  Dave  whose  driving 
—  note  me  PTK  -  Qlusk  Bill  Cleans  tan  Crockett  mlrfo  B's 
fights  34  su?  $10  20bs  K  mv  thanx  J  cbc  nfj  bashes  dttp 
stacm  4  d  band  id  p  krrh  shm  box'  u2  nyeip  Qdp!  caof 
bohunkp  2  pipss  kmd  poopy  rags  i|dsmf  Stompers  Tan*  mdd|k 


Tract  0.  Armstrong  'bestbuds  Amym  -f-  r  back  window  WV  bill 
guys  VH  wild  police  2  times  kinks  Trac  Ars  ?  scarym  —  bear 
Toga  bash  —  kr?  1  +•  wdm  cat  time  mbz  spacy  dingy  home- 
coming 84s  18/27/83  =  Crash  thanks  hm  +  dr  Mrs  B  +  bf 
neva  forget  babe  88  m  cevys  party  —  stuff'  lit  girt  kim  +• 
many  good  times  green  m-h  m  drivenn  "b|whs"  by  eat  kddb 
timea  bacon "    no  stopping  us"  fly  M-t-D 


Tracey  L  Aresnault  Sheri  best  bud  n  a  ily  Nanc  Rose  Mr  Bruce 
Pete  Mitchelle  Trac  A  impig  roast  U  guys  this  is  my  house 
homecoming  parry  rm  trnsprtmgmch  ?  mitch  its  9:00  sking 
"ths  ppl  prtyn  arsthm!  why  dtt?  mmillue  forthe  summmer 
tract  ogaknks  6/21  etthe  good  times  rol  Shan  fpkr?  the  vine- 
yard |p  fm  fm  ph  daily  Mon  Dad  |ul  never  forget  your  dreams 
55:: 


Hank  Baker  PARTY  Truck  tennis  =1  W8'  the  Burban  —  taboo 
Q  dog  67  maro  pm  84  ed  my  mun:  hugsie  "love"  genos  hwy 

—  pp:  krbzb  ippdm  |wecj  hgk  —  blizzard  85  5  mm  mary  —  ya 

—  wana  msepr  m  oak  +  ed  Comm  84  gd  «kend  idgab! 
comp  lingo  he  sickness  ? !  the  object  arouse  fla  >d  —  pty  favrs 
00  smk  4  tlk:  —  lof  dndk  tl  teach  u  2  laugh  but  not  2  cry  ly 
Brett 


Wendy  Barker  goodbye  doesn't  mean  forever  B-  field  hockey 
=  15  dosh  —  duble  truble  EAnca  say  fl.  the  Gang  Pinkhouse 
kakmg  :  bang  sg  BuDdy  windy  brookrrd  police  dul  aly  bw  D  D 
dooc  the  burban  H-'B  bermuda  —  ready  bug?  rum  runners  LR 
best  He  84  lets  go  crazy  N 1  Hi  guana  tabum  fb  pook  um  MDad 
1  y  csmn!  this  is  the  life  they  say.  that  dreams  are  made  of. 


Mike  J  Barrett  State  Champs  84  all  hoop  =14  hey  iook 
Bagoomba  en|oy:  no  the  Egg  warnors!  strike  again:  seek  of 
bagomb  a  hunters!  Lec  —  Thats  mice  "ILY  yellow  punch  — 
dug-in-school  —  1  —  know  —  yes  —  was  —  fun!!!  chem  lab 
calc  fire  Hi  mb.  P|.  so.  ba.  mh.  bs.  hey  gary.  at  chanUer  dou- 
bling, yea.  Jur  you  Jules  Sara  Lee  ily  m-t-d.  memory  of  prom 
thx  AD 


Amy  Bayer  radical  stop  All  State  —  84  Anne  Frank  Exeter  82 
MV  lefts  —  cove  row  row  . .  10  —  in  a  boat  ?  sans  LGB 
boston  drives  Al  ?  crankjn '  m  quartet  Lagers  1 7  article  sleep?  ? 
question  authority  Dflyer  V  gazette  sac  k  +  c  mstreep  mot- 
deau  Columbia  —  big  apple  Leningrad  ML  *  Elbrus  *"US  — 
ussr  one  world  one  people'  paix 


Susan  beaudry  (NOT  SUE)  what  sup  chic  =918  thatsenough2 
choke  a  chicken  —  brd  DORIS  —  my  lifes  on  lay  away  —  the 
TOMB  mr.  pump  up  —  ats  luggage  —  row.  row.  row  that  aues 
got  not  SOULE!  *so  I  like  tV  starvtn'  like  marvtn'  —  rev  by 
mail  ?  was  it  fate,  sick  bum  ?  thanx  guys  ILY  all  —  c-'gjoio  marg 
sheil  ciamy  sabsker  albeqen  *tt  —  mar  *  thanx  M  +  D-rS  ily 


Dan  Belcher  "1  think  the  class  needs  to  stay  after  for  extra 
help'  MH  siwnae  SS  business  card  bJt  soduus  football  82 
brain  cramps  1962  batmobile  lives  michigan  c  v  in  Bolivia 
sorry  JM  your  head  is  a  radar  Rmkldu  peri  shed  destroyed  by 
the  force  good  luck  JGB  at  DHS  later  days  GC  take  it  easy 


Alison  Bell  —  ST  =35  '  Sum  '83  beaner?  dmg/dong  —  ft  s 
the  laughter  we  wtll  remember  b  s  &  jt  saab"  ity  at  —  what 
shakin '  Beantown  —  84/85  Fridays  bfuii  —  new  yrs  '85  —  JC 
*GT?  w/ tango  su-hal/83.  bags  &  fate?  me?  —  mdnt  swim 
gdyc?  EMB  8/82  1  made  it  LL  Bean?  Wheeler /sum- 
mers' 4  wd  on  mem  day  34'  luck  2  the  d  '85  tgi  overthnks  mj 


Timothy  Blakeman  —  We  II  know  for  the  first  time  if  we're  evil 
or  divine,  we're  the  last  m  line,  To  B.  or  To  B  —  that  is  not 
really  a  question  the  camper  84  get  off  my  doud/"are 
you  with  me  or  against  me:"  DTJFT  IFTlTS/dtskis  =  w.o.  at 
s/for  those  that  wanted  to  know  —  1 1.  5  tr  7  aws/ later  hs 
-<  Vs.: 


Ricnara  8lundell  —  glitch  —  Rum  Runners  —  boat  driving 
essens  —  English  Beat  —  Jokes  wagon  —  BAT  —  general 
public  —  shack  —  bola  —  conocom  —  4Q  —  maga  dog  — 
D  mer  caddy  johnny  Igd  —  you  had  any'  not  yot  sir  —  leric 
rydme  —  spook  —  suburban  —  the  the  —  85  84  —  lax  — 
surf  punks  —  gimme  a  =1  —  spda  —  I  R  S  Guy  —  mm  — 
new  years  —  Save  it  for  .  .   Later  — 


Robert  A  Bonner  ftbal  =84  -2  day  kp!!!  turkey  day  83  jj  no 
more  Bry  Ted  ply  83!?  scavenger  hunt  btjsq  jptjb  new  years 
ski  wild  cat  i  +  ryd  mdgm  tcihac  hO(Q  on  the  way  Bill  trouble!! 
Jim  "Be  good "!  Jeff  —  rememba  —  h-mall  ted  brypte?!?! 
Arey  —  how-many-days-left?  the  boss!  "Communications" 
he  imctbdb!!  ILUS!!  flip  tonight  1  can  t  dnve  55  -«'s  THXS 
m-i-d 


Danielle  Boschen  thanks  alot  guys  mall  runs'  block  parties 
foadBJlLY  10/23/81&ll/23/82dahbasdeedees  — inrb- 
abons  —  thands  BZ  psAs  nye  84  CC  im  sorry  float  busters 
scavenger-hunt  jiwtmpltu  excuse  me  mister  nadia  —  ily 
pogo  homecoming  84  —  punk  halloween  81  SNTMY  I  loveya 
mom  dad  4  Jeff  thanks  to  you  1  made  it! 


Jeff  Borhck  Sur*  Roccet  83  Nay  Nay  what  is  that,  flag  of  the 
day  whaam  turn  up  the  radio  —  autograph  My  My  Hey  Hey  Its 
better  to  burn  out  then  to  fade  away  —  Neil  Young  Surfer's 
delight  zsvtc  mqvg  why  cant  we  mention  alcohol  Black  Death 
ctdop  hefta  breakfast  let  me  hear  some  yea-haws  out  there 
Istxd 


i  -5  3'e--2"  2  :::-  —  3= — 2:  -g:-e  _-e«re:-e;; 
trip  to  D  C  a  T.S.E.  Adventure!  personal  pursuit  —  explore 
Boston  w/bac  private  times  spent  at  the  beach  W  Point  84 
New  Years  w/E.R.  Carmel:  go  where  you  want  to  go.  Mom 
and  Dad  thanks  for  the  support. 


Stu  Burgess  •  "the  stu"  •  good  mo  Rnmg?  the  seare  the 
voyages  of  the  s.s.  williwaw  ■  jo  BE  hon  Ey  comb*  10/5/84 
—  Reaching  for  new  horizons  crash  ( whoops )  *  brea  k  Bl  Each 
Ers  much?  road  trip  to  t.R  s  p  k  5x  —  to  many?!  give  me  a 
ride?  *new  car:  3  days  h  maB  plot,  crunch  •  party  ?  not  at  my 
house!  never!  -»  yrs:  ivmrsh  field,  im  the  prsn  my  parents 
warnd  me  about  THX  M4D 


John  Burke  live  2  ski.  ski  2  die  RODS  10/5-6/84  wow!  Hey 
Fred!!  x-country  pool  hopping  dream  state?  4  a  130  emk 
Ochey  —  Stephen's  t/Mike  —  lake  —  elwood  —  Hop  — 
gssa/Tom  —  lrghz?/Zolt  —  nucking  futz  the  aparr-er: 
tksc-t-m  B-talls  Reebs  and  Rods  —  summer  of  84  mJdbn  I 
before  x-way/r.  ofn./Feb  ski  trip?  lean  fwd  salute  pre  Sa- 
Fn  s  tks  m+d 


Michael  T.  Burke  burkey  CYO  v  p.  the  weekend  of  the  year 
84!!!  —  2  best  RAM  hey  sweets!  —  A  journey  of  any  length 
starts  with  just  one  step  of  your  imagination  —  LMB  and  TJB 
the  duxbury  dragon  search  =167  1/4-6/84  mrs.  c.  h  g.  4  a 
cats  nans  —  nothing  can  stop  me  now  —  we  are  finally  out  of 
here  ILY  mid! 


-5.  Burleigh/  Bearteigh.  Kel  met  fool!  parlevousfranoas?  bud  , 
b*juy*!?@=  you  idiot  83  84  golf  (Amie)  83  84  fstats  (how 
many  sacs  1  get)  mrs  Um  roasting  in  his  green  suit  JEEP  dunes 
"84  85  eisu  mar  pkrobjo  hleen  myienjm  »  ? "  was  da  geom 
scat,  pat  o'ant  swenus  tepondem?  CARS  —  GOGO  swierdo' 
tanx  —  Fam  burteigh  love  u!  will  ya  miss  me  dhs?  don't  an- 
swer 


Sean  Cadigan  Wrestling  Sect.  Champ  147  jr.  1 57  sr.  the  Ship 
Rum  Runners  I  fought  the  law  and  the  law  won.  U-mass/ 
thumb  John.  Don.  Rich,  thanks  for  all  the  sickness  fran  H 
Vladdy  the  great  escape  shack  "bola"  dsw  cononcom  good 
luck  big  bro  4  sis.  kel  kns.  lisa.  sue.  crew,  gen  pub  mnptrtne 
hapoel  traveling"  thanx  mary  ily 


.V2ce  Z3  e-:e-  =53  r::::  ±A  =:•:«  2" :  =3  -2.2-52 
846  —  Oatex  theseft  goes  *mhbc  4  ncha  'good  np  'k*  it  9 
amk  party  'Joe  •  Alex  *Ham  *BB  'whats  the  eel  'hey  bozo 
•NTEat  the  house  'this  place  is  trashed  *5st  *oh  look  out!! 
Put  out  or  get  out*  bmdless  'aw  a  61s  '-c^ecor.rg  4.3c 
ama  galavanting  "friends  *12  am  swim  *dad  in  ftonda 
•thanks  dad 


Geoffrey  Caparo  #57  football  —  a  wack  at  the  gasoline,  your 
head  is  radar.  Nice  stick,  a  bun  —  wPPapa.  SS  where  should 
we  put  it?  DB  —  I  think  the  class  needs  to  stay  after  fr  extra 
help.  MC  tftm  —  shapimmh  whsgtist  wamwy  brain  cramps 
moonlight  drive,  tsup  RC?  BF  pink  Cadillac  the  grem;  Batmo- 
bile.  God  made  it  that  way 


Jason  Carleton  'FLOATBUSTERS  '/Johns  the  wack/ 
Nowell/  Kirks/Lazlo/shady  thanx  for  new  years  dude/ 
breakfast  vt  the  log/the  balls/h  20  ski/spinem  fri  ej  mow  the 
lawn/mom  sujt/springsteen  jKjt  good  times/keep  smiling  ni 
cola/tape  it/new  years  wow/the  boss/surfs  |ungle  land/ 
your  weird/more  dents  nu  porsche/  spanky/suela/born  to 
run/e 


Mike  Case:  AFS/Paolo  dtc/ste  New  York/ski  weekend  kcadt- 
cah/fst  d  fst  h/Extravaganza/summer  week/84;  85  vpafs/ 
NKgf/st-ep-fc/al-uh-gtl-fst  tik-raditro/goldywn/skidy- 
masx/  sldng/x-country:  swim  team/angcsh/whataday/ 
whtup/finethakyou  andyou/Como  stai?  Bello/chga/fig  a/ 
Thx  Bri  —  Thx  mom  and  dad!  —  Thx  Mom/splndid 


Stephen  Cass  —  #4  State  Champs  x3  +  159  bb:  its  out  Dan: 
open  the  window  1984?  the  weight  barhitme  *the  last  bus- 
ride*  track  shed  +  btub  =  zzzv  jello  rt.  Bingin  the  dumpster/ 
med.  bag  C  —  buddies  —  L  wool  pull  ghetto  +  gimme  amd  = 
h]  bcvnc  pumpkin  head  *M  +  D  +  H  +  D  -  thanks  *EDTBD  lepn- 
con.  swonder  *0  —  at  —  ka  #1  summers  nuclear  waste  pond 
*4  very  fun  years 


Paul  Cataldo  Wow  wee!  h  i.  cat:  sick  doo;  Rebel  Yell  b.i.  nice 
rip  SK  I  Everything;  clash;  inc.  air;  real  rain  Windsurf  prt  Mean 
rags;  the  Beat  goes  on  r.r.&d.w.  waterski;  the  mere  really 
flies!  sos.  sauce;  mc  nasty;  h  e.  84Q  Bill  Crocket  Cleans  ta 
Squid  p.k.'s  1st  —  ikwil;  gerber  set  tmcc  Mahbobey  ub40  B's 
brawl 


Jennifer  Ciccarelli  Police  U2  bb  beatles  Laur  Reese  Carole 
Marf  Mark  Ben  Phil  surfrat!  DP  brat  so  Stephan  Polo  squid  sm 
talks  mminds  yow  za  slap!  drive  in  Joey  utnrhbgb  mclite  bar- 
bies dc?  Chrissie  mr  smith  tabs  ily  mdepi  summer  gentlemen 
prefer  Blondes  u  only  live  once  glamorous  life  aurevoir! 


Laura  Cicierega  *s/14/83  DRIVE  MUCH*  what  registration 
•its  schnsfd  yes!  chnsfd  *undercovers  *nono!  *2oclock  pizza 
runs  *D.P.  stud  Lisa  marie  tammi  mane  *sknng  * killington 
*np  *stop  &  shop  'hot  walls  much  'walls  'step  1  relax!  It's 
time  to  go  now  later  thanx  mom  &  dad  see  ya  deecee 


John  Cislo  Wrestling  #1  Sect.  Chmp  #16  Sean,  Don,  Glitch 
tfado  let's  go  Hydroing  the  sting  Sunday  ton  h  .  .  good  pic- 
ture eh  oh  we  must  be  in  the  front  row  shossy  bear  the  shack 
capt.'s  corner  con.  on  com  gp  party  dg&  mei.  t.s.  —  me  S&K 
Jeep  w  s  —  L  S  T  Y  O  —  happle  travlin  i  thnx  mom  &  dad 
k&s 


Michaek  Clisham  golf  83'  84'  85  "Helm"  "Jay"  kill  that! 
gumby!  soph  feb  vaca!  R.F.S.  drive  much  Homecoming  84  la 
PC!  "nye"  84  +  85  "Rods"  at  JB's  Wilbur's  warriors  good  luck 
wilb  burkey  mike  hopf  ron  fish  greg  Celtic's  are  #  uno  sox 
some  day?  P.G.'s  what  fun?  later  D.H.S.  thanx's  mom  and 
dad 


Russell  Cobb  —  (The  Log)  350-4  will  rule  mobiles;  69  Chevies 
live  forever  P-patrol,  ducks,  rabbits,  guns,  tires  and  gas  will 
rule.  D.H.S.  =  s.h.;  Michelle  hounsssss.  Holly  =  T.I.D  ;  Nash- 
ville mech.  scl  hool!  I'll  bet  the  log  mobile  would  win!,  p  t  = 
#2;  ZZ  top  and  s  —  ...  harp  dressers  rule  bye 


Matthew  Coe  I'm  gonna  make  a  |ail  break,  Thanks  myres  off. 
in  w/4  male  minors  w/2ebb  1.  4  omk  olds  10  into  the  fire, 
Parts  is  Parts  and  a  gooks  a  gook.  Splinters  too  bad  IGITNT  — 
piap  bees/deeks  at  dov  breaks  are  gone  no  use  steering  now 
wagd  thanks  B.M.B.B.L.  lew  t  21  23  mel  bel  bork  money  1st 
ydya 


Timothy  M  Collins  great  white  no  rth  mick  +  ace  1  my  clalt 
farley  —  Chuck  —  beave  —  slug  "van  dudes"  bob  —  HB  |im 

—  mobwoy  sleepy  crum  —  jcanoe  stu  —  flip  —  ralf  —  beef 

—  gut  P  T  —  1 A  +  br  —  log  "chuck  grab  the  tiller"  loser  ll's  I 

—  dead  ped  —  bag  that  nwlfe  —  ABTC  —  wife.  ... 
hockey  85  tbfy  —  crank  it  —  ski  nh  Russhole  —  busted 
w/bl*tbfy*hi  mom 


Elaine  Coughlan  —  out  of  DHS  at  last!  X-country  track  — 
ttvkbm  skiing  on  the  mountains  —  pizza!  purple  hands?! 
TGJIA  —  Praise  Jesus  .  Brett .  .  .  thanks  with  lots  of  love  to 
Mom  +  Dad  for  all  of  their  efforts  getting  me  through  school 
—  ox  JG  too  —  good  luck  .  .  . 


Ed  J  Corvelli  |d  Alpine  7165  laz  wb  +  hb|h  bmmb  =  trouble 
tennis  #1  top  hypo  "comm  class"  scam  blizzard  85  taboo, 
yugahndi  PARTY  TRUCK  Hank  my  man  crew  inseprable  re- 
treat its  gona  be  a  good  weekend  basic  6  the  burban  hmgm 
jmbm  bmkmd  mpmwm  thanks  mom  dad  the  keefes  Mr  b  Mr  c 
tush  to  |ason  strip  poker  scd  let  the  weekend  begin  Brett 


Denise  Coulsey  —  Bob  —  the  best  of  times:  the  worst  of 
times/HM  —  rich  :6am,  soc/VP  —  ply.  DJ:  2  am/ss  — 
Tomx2/KE  —  rt:  cover/Steve  —  ecc.  3  —  ap  —  nyr /rock- 
land  —  jl/citation  x2/Tom  —  L  A.  &  sd / billy  —  ply/we  mea- 
sure our  days  out  in  steps  of  uncertainty  not  turning  to  see 
how  we've  come/lisa/Rachel  1 1 /85/Tracey? 


Chris  "Ham"  Crandell  football  #65z?  Joe.  Al;  Wade,  Hutch 
yaso  that  should  be  pretty  good  this  weekend  —  VERMONT 
memories  —  ski;  trips;  jw,  htj,  gfhm:!  mc'ds  run  —  nye  @ 
wedge  —  rashed;  buirules.  kodiak.  hey  bud  wyp!  bronco;  Jeep 
best  4-wheeling  pi.  mckee.  kill  it  69  Shelby.  Nate  you  better 
keep  it  up;  I  know  it  s  been  tough  thanks  M  +  D  lowhicys 


Sue  Crockett  I  am  a  spirit  being;  I  have  a  soul:  and  live  in  a 
body.  Erkahmka!  Eph.  2:1-3.  Phil.  3:13,  14.  9,  10.  11,  12: 
Pilgrim,  Gypsy.  Annie,  His!  Thank  you:  Dr  C,  Mary,  Liz,  mr.  L 
mercury,  cet,  tay.elke.  kelly,  hamlet  meghan  —  su.  gs,  heshy- 
don,  Shirley,  hey  —  1 .000.006  xoxo  Jim!  till  all  ends!  a  dieu. 


Jon  Crumlish  crum  crummer  Hockey?  snowboardmg  ski  NH 
$5  rebate  sick  bagged  Lpt  w  BL  Chuck  Tim  "mr.  hat"  *Stu 
"flip"  "pro  driver'horizon  —  ltd  J  canoe  "ching-ching"  $1 
gas$  phil  torn  Van  Dudes  jim  and  bob  mike  te  rob  sleepy  mr, 
ed  4-wheelin  rabbt  box  remember  Don't  tie  one  on!  driving 
and  on  the  7th  day  God  created  Seniors 


Jennifer  Davis  sco  bskcphh  —  paint  the  hill  "dhsno  one  imy 
a  d.  fffft  Kim  Perdue  Heather  Nan  =  d'best  buddies  swamp 
ma'm'  10/14/84  ttocsekim  —  feski  wknd?  betty  pick  upsfty 
dance  PLAD  redlight  bash  at  g.h.  w/evryl  slpover  —  w  upw. 
ms  soccwe  U2  —  40  4-  mlk  please  sir,  may  i  have  some 
more??  ad  (my  twin).  Nd,  Mom  +  Dad  ILY  all 


Marisa  Delorenzo  —  everything  is  so  wicked  much  bueno  — 
He  831  bewtf  —  tabs  Jenn.  carole.  laur.  becks,  stubby  —  hbo 
badass  —  Boys  +  andy  —  ostri  CH  —  surf  rats  who  u  gonna 
call  —  OTNRHB  —  Mclite  —  mtli  —  drivein  —  plastic  "fndi- 
crog  —  dice  necunhnl  —  PoPe  bamy  —  mr  smith  —  wwonkg 
1031  *|ack*Polo  Squid'  txsl  &  jw  —  erffr  td  &  m  —  Bcbowl 
#97  dt  '22026  —  u  only  live  1 


KIM  DIOZZI:  GMC  4/1/83  *cc#l  *  7/3/83  prom  83  +  84 
nglyg!  bwordd's?  where  to?  4  wheelin!  beach  bums  in  '84 
bismmfd!  homecoming  '84!  many  smf's!  martin  ptys!  the 
crew  —  dio  —  8/24  elvis  c.  saquish  —  JD.  pine  St.  amc  — 
help!  new  year's  at  cf  '85!  10/84  red  cav!  TF  —  tfbaf  —  umo 
—  road  trip,  tmbstone  Denise  —  waff!  never  forget  the  good 
times!  thanx  Mdmd 


Kelly  Ann  DiBersio  till  all  ends  sc  bhbbeevow!  B  +  K  day  NY!  hi 
—  bfkk's!!  NHS  +  oysfallt./oola  lagvt/  1  17  83  re  xmas? 
picnic  —  feb?  chrisa!  hugh  Daniel's  wb!  thats  cool  5/4/'84 
Plett  Roby  Grease!  "hi"  Twilight  Zone  uhhuh  leg's  adey!  them 
ill  beach  bust  "for  all  the  se  reasons  smw"  9-2-3  Morgan 
knotes  —  ktspbfg  sale  btrch!  buta?  w-!  al!  txm  +  d 


Rob  Doucette  —  boys  of  summer  85!  $500  —  do  I  remem- 
ber? Ivnaftr  mdnt!  just  gotta  say  —  whtthehe*"!  '74  satelite 
aka  Odi  the  terminator  —  cophdlts  —  McD's  the  DQ  hey 
tippy  trtl!  bstn  &  cape  bound  Ulkmar  velous!  Dio  BO  Cdrksdeo 
fmoon.  G'dayeh  the  van  M  —  5  &  Ei  —  hows  it  goin?  its  bn 
reel  buyer  two  four  Prty!  busted!  lifesbngd  Dntwrryabtit!  it  jst 
ddnt  gtwierdenuf 


Dorran  Doughety.  Posi  strips  on  the  bridge  If  you  can't  boo- 
gie theres  something  wrong  with  you  "Dr  Fave"  6855.  later 
much  DPD!!  Florida  bound.  DHSBT.  wheres  the  reef,  fangiwil- 
ly.  Dr  Death,  buggy  kins  this  place  is  full  of  Programmed  fools. 
Faster  you  fool!  musical  notes  Bb  only  the  good  die  young. 
Pound  +  ounces  .  .  . 


Matthew  Drake  —  Football  #7  pdcks  —  me?  "were  stuck" 
"ski-trips"  *hojos*  5  mis  to  ossipee  Troy.  Rob.  Jim.  Mis  Lori 
—  UB,  Wendy,  Bret  —  fis  4ever!  floyd  SYF  retreats/B&E/ 
you  gota  problem  snow-golf*halA  —  team*  plow-boy,  sp-x 
wntr  brek  —  battery  acid  dd  prom  84  wtskg  alsum  lo  onu  gdlc 
guys!  —  we/come  2  freedom  thanx  mom,  dad.  mark 


Richard  H.  Drake  —  ...  The  Good  Times  lib,  Milepit.  "Maid- 
en MMobile '.  de-ip  sour  stom,  the  boys!,  vt  84  —  Elite,  cav. 
kal.  marco;  you  kill  the  enemy  Mr  President!.  Zep.  maiden, 
priest,  singer  buphmoh  —  lordy:  hate  list,  Pie.  osr,  yaf,  pau: 
kill  —  ee,  bag.  bun.  the  goose  is  flaming,  4051  IHX  "Rock  hard 
with  a  purpose"  thx  ma  &  dad 


Paul  Dulany  Astro-head  #355  is  s  1  let's  go  to  england.  marsh- 
field,  florida.  glouster  leaning  Techies  Rule  cro-man  the  Glow- 
ing Wall  do  you  have  your  pen'  the  clash,  REM  Violent 
Femmes  Arlo/Pete  the  room  getting  religious  relax,  mello 
out  it's  the  Dead,  electric  kool-aid  Inverted  Turtle  thanks 
m  +  d  bye/f 


Eugene  J.  Durgm  III  E.J.  catman  "State  Champs"  Stopper  #2 
Thanks  F.C.  "Buckley"  Floatbusters  Jan.  1  The  Pans  olin  tas- 
sellman  kings  The  balls  every  time  with  EF  the  family  squares 
santa  came  to  town  llch  "wheresoever  you  go,  go  with  all  your 
heart."  Honeydrippers 


Kristen  Eaton  (Roxanne)  happiest  w  friends  saddest  when  you 
see  the  bottom  —  Kim  cruisin  —  casper  poppy  D  c  hm  goals 
f unfilled !  Aug  Led  Zep  Bowie,  uz  concert  flunkie  junkie'  thanx 
BB  +  Theodore  embarrassing  Billy  modern  luv  walks  beside 
me  walks  on  by  terrifies  me  'sunshine  Prom  84  peace,  luv  + 
tie  dye  day  trip' 


Stephanie  ellison  Feb  5  '84  3  bt  foxes  10/24/83  end  toad 
reamL.K.  infamous  laugh  sense  J  H.  that  common  bond  one 
exterior  may  be  someday  T.F.  houses  it  bdrest  home  CThe 
boy  next  door  "T"  well  never  4  get  you  Brett  juanmt  jb'  now 
ayw/cool  u2  amaz  grace  lamares  o  lonely  real  i  amusici.  e.  my 
fix  thanks  m  &  dmater.  world  #7  bass  The  Future  is  But  a 
Question  Mark 


David  Flaherty  Thanks  Mom  +  Dad  for  the  love  and  support  . 
to  all  my  friends  may  your  lives  be  cheerful  and  bright  and 
until  we  meet  again  may  God  bless  you  and  keep  you  in  the 
palm  of  his  hands.  So  long  DHS  it  was  good  while  it  lasted  — 
now  comes  MMA;  time  is  our  only  limit.  B.I  Peace  on  Earth 


Beth  Folkart  hey  y'all!  —  boy  hawaii  DK  xxx  Geoff  —  hon  — 
Amrose  —  xox  —  go  crazy  diet  coke?  Mary  &  traci  —  dh  — 
Kev  —  hey  hon  chang?  Bill  —  i  dou$!  Ingra  —  your  keys?! 
imnota  honey  pot  mem.  day  '84  Mrs  Sxox  cheerleaders  an- 
kles fall  squad  ayhbdmssc  Brett  —  LY  tomy  favorite  honies 
xox  "bjwhs"  bikini  —  prom  '85?  clybmyejh  —  grow  an  inch 
—  gerber?  xox  —  dmgc  jas 


Tracy  Frattasio  ready  freddy  Led  Zep  wheres  the  other  per- 
son ily  ma  |0  lu  chew  wasted  letter  PN  let  the  good  times  roll 
summer  83  DPall  my  love  JN  through  +  thick  thin  sight  seeing 
born  to  cruise  steph  I  in  the  island  Prince  voi  Dyougo  righti 
golef  the  Ip  my  earrings  stuck  in  the  rug  brantrock  PK  Iks  feety 
uk  house  sitting  tempted  the  times  has  come  to  say  goodbye 


Alex  George  football  #44  —  baseball  #?  Superbowl?  6-4 
wdsaam/  LHS  Himself  49  Gasket  "this  place  is  trashed" 
SMDB  92384  drill  —  there  goes  one  —  poping  —  KH  Cum- 
bies  —  Squash  —  Oduc  *ocsho  'Beach  CL  eeowtts  — 
Blowoff  "good  rip"  Spas/POGO  Wade.  Ham,  Joe  DB  f  4  life  = 
vasil's  pisst  law  buttenng/dymiiswye/birdless  85  boinka- 
bles/ALbania/  thanks  M&D  KIUMG 


Annelle  Evans  —  good  times  are  4-ever  Hawaii  84  Nuw  Amy  I 
was  just  gonna  say  that  many  laughs  in  Southie  with  Patti  bus 
rides  t's  your  already  nppin  Cape  Cod  in  the  summer  Parties! 
dogs  are  the  best  dogs  Thx  mom  &  Bob  for  everything  souiee!! 


Beth  Fallows  those  crazy  days  sin  my  you  thido  remember 
Beth  Honey  nice  Kris  tin!  JR  hard  habit  to  break  (not  to  o 
hard)  dc  AA  thanks  homecoming  '84  gm  In  worm  m&m  rmm 
oj  "alter  egos"  with  dc  finally  got  my  license  gf  oh  i  don't  know 
maybe  can  i  borrow  a  piece  of  paper?  later,  DHS  thanks  M&D 


Eric  Fekete  —  LASZLO  "floatbusters  84"  the  senior  exper- 
ience —  Oh  My!  the  3  nieces  —  Barks,  Brend,  Lis  the  hypo 
—  uagon!  guys  cheer  up!  wow  what  anight'wheres  my  hair? 
thanx  WB  'where  is  Chicopee!  road  trip  —  the  Vermont  ex- 
perience, my  bro  david?  the  family!  ball  #22  —  soph  night  — 
swill  ie  —  Thanx  M&D  —  F*hl"thanx  for  the  memories!! 


Gina  Fernandes  "85"  Ma  &  dad.  I  made  It!  and  this  is  only  the 
beginning.  Look  out  world!  Byt  "82".  Prom  84  in  Boston 
(Where's  the  car  Malik?)  Prince.  JM.  "Corina  it's  snowing! 
JBSG  (I  Won?)  Ms  Reedy  tb,  TfysM  +  D.  "Reach  for  the  stars, 
for  there  isn't  a  star  you  can't  touch"  I  luv  u  M.  +  D.,  L.,  T+M. 
W  I'll  miss  you  all 


Kelly  Gifford  122779  the  Gang  rah!  were  stuck  3  am  T  shirt 
run  I  mon  my  roof  dont  sheak  out!  wendy  snap!  twins  Hi-Ho 
closet  —  women  &  mo  ped  rides  the  Tavern  14  day  is  Va's 
Bruce  the  Shack  BB  thksm  stand  by  me  J  Ton  the  Bcommon 
M  vinyard  take  it  slow  hi  where  are  we?  skiing?  pf  ffsean  & 
gene  im  still  mystified  thanks  mom,  dad,  chris!  My  Aim  is  True 


Lisa  Gilbert  SOTWOTB  bhcimy  4 1  ppast  BB  =  mofmanor  (wut 
party?)  bcwknd  staot  gtw/sljtno  slom*  CHIP  ywat  win  yilyqt* 
rararunonice  —  scooper!  prom  83  ew  84??  I  aint  there  on 
business  baby  im  only  here  for  fun  SDAL  'jfsuiato  4  am  'os- 
trich 'pcgni  rob  *41  —  thanx  mchkdf  bhdwjft  ppcch  +mdc 
—  a  friend  is  someone  who  walks  in  when  everyone  else  walks 
out 


Colleen  Gillespie  I  define  my  own  existence  76ers!  basketball 
Cap'n  Crunch  soccer  #2  or  #3  goalie?  Bruce  is  the  Boss 
revccggod?  brough  ology  history  buechlies  AP?  Apple  Brown 
Betty  Rice  box  of  krispies  nj  ming  jm  ab  jp  red  mustang  85 
White  Gate  tx  grandma  DQ  18!  fyd  ectetera  I  gotta  get  out  of 
this  place! 


Carey  Grealy  latyyain  Don  sybil  #9  field  hockey  the  case  of 
the  lost  WHAT  Ebony  &  Ivory:  the  two  biggest  smiles!  wendy 
brook  lisa  secz  teach  bing  bing  buddies  rtw  boxers  TA  Dses- 
sions  with  maryellen  "walk  much"  bs  007  spleened  rrd  hmc? 
daflyd  stmaarten  stars  do  you  funny  wanm  g&s  =  iuvleta  obx 
days  klb  thanx  MD  p'm'ekjst'  bnscsoJ  Pooze 


Robert  J  Greene  as  the  van  turns  trashed  a  DQ/rexham 
mrshfld  boys  of  summer/we  van  out  of  gas/wknds  Hallow- 
een 84  pumpkins  Christmas  84  tree  —  roof  —  busted  w/BL/ 
24  Budies"  DIO  Last  in  line/need  a  buyer  85  1  Boston  —  4 
generals/road  trip  cape  JJ  from  Rob  &  buttons/Bye  mom  & 
dad  stu  —  flip/bjrmjtcs  dxdrc  85  always 


Jim  Greene  —  AS  THE  VAN  TURNS  Dio/T.S  dl  Boston  =  4 
gen'rls  don't  worry  about  it!  Marshfield  vs  US  the  gas  gauge 
doesn't  work  Suchman  party  at  Lee's  road  trip  don't  touch 
the  van  Books  what's  up.  Flip  bur  gess  you  ardvark  colin 
dennis  paul  mike  rob  john  julie  d  lee  Icp  thanx  m  +  d  learn  it 
know  it  live  it 


Amy  Guillemin  —  1985!  3/8/84  "listen  up"  Harvard  summer 
Physics  Norm  bats  ting  vectors  P  G  backfiring  bus  6  02 
A.F.S..  N  H  S.  Christmas  shopping  not  quite  enough  hw  just 
one  more  minute  chem  labs,  they  haven't  notified  me  yet! 
Library  —  do  you  have  gb  version  thanks  Mom.  Dad.  Ev, 
Leanos.  Bubbles:  i  love  you!  "dustbunnies"  fp.  nhapjj! 


Libby  Hacker  —  out  of  control  —  dawn  —  U2  —  theres 
nothing  you  and  I  won't  do/hey  Sticky  &  lij  what  time  is  it 
TYBTT  subaru  crew/lm  not  very  good  w/SCREWS/orange/ 
psychbook  —  rocks  finland  —  hyva  fiilis/kiw  da  wabbit  nerak 
&  net/Hackers  hotel/workboots  &  cornpops/the  ranch/ 
thanx  mom  &  dad  BOC/bumpie/the  futures  open  wide 


Susan  Hanlon  DLM  9/1  /83  the  gang  rent-a-fat  oh  henry  lis/7 
tal's  flda  PGA  —  Pt  ho/tex  guid  —  tkp  fleen  jeepster  not  too 
good  with  screws  gif  wend  kris  Pt.s/pm  84  h2o  tank  shack  Vt. 
Inge  chr/br  here  caps?  cn  pops  +  workboots/Ft  L/my 
ducky  There's  no  tomorrow/Take  the  long  way  home  St/td 
ssma 


Margaret  Hannan  field  hockey  sslchp  #22  miss  ya  lot  Dawn 
"Were  members!"  EiR  —  ski  trips  na  bowl  —  ppk  Rob  — 
Don't  worry  about  it!  www  Sheil  —  teddy,  golf  mgnh  Jen  Ker 
—  ph  —  promnt  JoJohAmy  —  Sue  Col  —  parties  —  home- 
coming Beth  Mfl  st  —  honeypot  —  band?  Mem  day  84  go  for 
it  Loser  —  I  nab  bkeye  Boston  shop  trips  thanx  lots  B  s  thanx 
&  ILY  —  m&d  &  e&  t  &  a 


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Heather  Hardy  Soccer  84  *»7  83  state  champs!  cind,  jen. 
kim.  nan  —  thanx  pals  *i  luv  ya  'perdue  gus/sftyd.  slurp  k  + 
c  oh  my  stars!  dhs  ul  nice,  ain't  job  =  bjkch  Hopfes  party 
house  —  twjhmsco  ibszmmt  ly  guys  slmw  track  betty  pick  up 
ly  Mrs.  B  +  BTed  'Sunshine  *2Cor.  4:  18 special  'lyLiluvyou 
=  Papa.  Mama.  D,  J.  J.  B.  J*  —  thnx  love  +  life  sunsets  'are 
'everlasting 


Steven  Hasenfus  —  Hutch  —  56,  wrestling  &  football  —  capt 
57.  69.  87  states  one  bonnie.  lowa.  w/kcirp.  123  Rhombo! 
pinng  —  Ig.  alt  —  3.  vmont  —  pyramid.  w/Ham.  &  Joe  &  TK. 
Wade  &  Al  ©cp:  crazed  summer  '82  w/Tomped  point  &  6 
bdnrt  3180  w/Cad  &  Cis  beech!  wdymsaab  —  hyc.  w/Lusk  & 
Rich,  mbb  Amba  isaly.  Iml  —  nh  skiing  &  mibil'n  otg  h2o  & 
sdeb.  m&y:  t  femomly,  tQ.  bye  brett 


Juliana  Hatfield.  Pride.  Covetousness.  Envy.  Wrath.  Gluttony. 
Sloth,  Lechery,  and  an  inch  of  raw  mutton.  Let  them  eat 
chewy  granola  bars  XXXX  Make  the  music  go  bang.  It's  a 
human  trait  to  want  to  be  king  of  the  walk.  Oh  his  granular 
velvet!  chau. 


John  Jocko'  Hauber  cap'n  John  13t  soccer  —  state  champs 
—  hockey  —  trackh  Hop's  haven  —  downstairs  gerber  rsi 
mike  ien  greg  ralph  —  bf  —  och  2  —  wilbr  I'amy  Kris  Chester 
&  robin  indoor  t  shoulls  mmmbw  MAW  tskdhw  nkn  puts  e 
hhcpks  —  luvy'  all  metal  —  mania  Jen  We  Jo  Zthose  are  the 
memnes  make  men  a  wealthy  soul  bol  Mart  thanx  M&D 


Sheri  A.  Hayward  —  sha  Mark  3/30/84  —  ILY.  roses!  stomp- 
ers  Lbrdy  "the  bt"  felipec  que  pasa?  trac  ci  &  bst  frd  Buf 
mssido  pgr  83'  "wcrbskt"  spnch?  spdrs  bshatop  kristen  — 
fshbwl  suuu  —  lookup  prom  84'  shpyd  &  the  beach  suealias 
RB  trac  —  kr  &  pr  vineyard  we  gap  hmcmng!  "blue  bomber'' 
Luv  ya  Mom  Dad  Sue  &  Jill  M&D  im  off  wish  me  luck  bye! 


Matthew  Healey  Gary  2  Mike  Paul  Brian  Brooks  big  bag  om- 
bas!!  track  341  '83  '84  x-country  '83  —  D  +  Dnights  Glenn  & 
Jeff  cape  8/12/84  PRJKThc  Thee  Who  its  only  teen  age 
wasteland/skin  hglenn's  lamb  +  my  porsche  2  much!!  Prom 
3  awiden  drwygary  jcicisti  ctstlder  wurf  elistaef  fallen  gratium 
matrem  et  patrem  enim  sic  multum. 


Christine  M  Histen  —  The  Beach  Boys  concert  in  83  Carol 
Arriving  in  a  police  car.  The  prom  with  goofy.  Best  Friends  for 
ever  Marie.  Thanks  Mom  and  Dad  I  Love  you.  Keep  your 
dreams  forever.  Digger  ILYD  Bye  D.H.S. 


Heidi  Holbrook  —  The  Gang  Sue  —  flor.  chpmnk  fee?  twins 
Kel?  8/18/67/h  &  Ion  the  run  —  buffy?  skiw?  cyo  —  LM 
Police  83  vt  w  SC.  SH.  DM  —  br  pong nyw stacy  —  DS  atw  p. 
imu  Tori  &  Kim  the  beach  7  tals  sue  7  bob.  stl  signs  much? 
colby  tracys  1/4  "s  rule!  days  akels  tradition  an  them 
Wendy!  Lisa  at  sc-c-9!!!  he  —  84  suit  case  of  memories  ilu 
m&d! 


Greg  Hopfe  —  hockey,  golf,  x-country  —  B-Talls.  We're  Gold- 
en; the  hole.  Caps  shipyard:  1.30  —  emk;  Homecoming  '84 
reebs  &  rods:  nan's:  redbag;  canoe  —  oh!  10/5/84:  8  —  c; 
new  year's  eve  —  1  rule  the  boat:  r  of  n&bh  cop  —  Feb.  vac 
"83  MM  vs  —  2/1  —  fr|!  2/8/85;  team  forward  Wilbs. 
Burky,  Mike.  Och,  Zolt.  Haubs.  Rt  —  sick  times  &  many  more 
thanx  m&d 


Sabrina  Hundley  7/4/81  DR  cyo  sc  pn  party  act  sems  dist 
sscm  NH  he  82  |-buns  ski  &  rac  —  bb  talks  JH  RK  1 1  / 10/83 
madd  cave  Kerry,  janet,  becky.  chris.  paula.  ski  pc  85  head 
games  prom  84  —  sr.  chris.  6/23/84  Bo  mirim.  thanks  Ma. 
Kyle.  lis.  kgh,  krh,  luv  ya!  These  are  the  best  of  times.  ILYGM!! 


john  hughes  friends  are  forever  girls??  f  whats  f  up  fene 
cwtrahdn  he  8  4  lets  go  crazy  roadtrips  edrevela  tions  tabou 
idgabtt  blizzard  beth  im  so  proud  pt  genewbo  troupe  355q  ily 
mdabed  wbialy  hank  to  the  fullest  ski  jeej  ccwtk  never  con- 
form rendabay  Ibl  cmltt  iguana  retreat  remember  me  in  a 
good  way  GOODBYE 


Colleen  Hurley  Linda  (bobsy  twins)  umass  (sleeping  in  a  car) 
meeting  at  parties  (M&B)  V  &  O  100%  phil  (fbb)  k.k  b  w 
Image  espfroglet's  see  what  brother  BRETT'S  Sdoing?  down 
the  stairs  (with  a  push!  Im!  very  good!  CSer  I'll  never  catch  up 
with  you  mitcell!  left  at  beach  (with  hag  Utay  lorscianm  I  Luv 
MoM  &  DAD  &  Yu2  —  I  will  be  with  you  again.  Brett 


Troy  Hussing  Football  #33  track  in  85  gmsr  ski  trip  to  wc  bsbg 
waw  Jim  w  tw  Rob  New  Yrs  eve  at  wp  MJM  bgihs  pro  mngt 
She's  Uglyr  J  CH  #1  sahrpart.  Wtfinfofgls  Matt  how  toss  treet 
swm.  j  herb  ans  its  place  mcjist  hebestp  laceths  ratgt 


Alvaro  Iribarren:  OJ  Course  GO  LAY  DOWN.  I'm  lost,  hi  HI.  hi. 
HI.  are  you  Italian?  what  does  rape  mean  ?  Basque's  throwing, 
it's  not  funnyyyy  Jodi.  Hingham.  where  the  bulls  run  by  the 
street,  hola  precio  ja.  crazy  americans.  thank  you  very  much 
to  everybody  for  helping  me  to  have  such  a  good  time  (thou) 


Paul  Janousek  —  boys  state  blues.  France  84'  85',  Mr  Ether- 
izer. AP  (Advanced  Pyrotechnics)  chemistry,  mirth,  fire  extin- 
guisher, bug  in  the  school?  green  hornet,  583  —  DWZ,  DQ's, 
punch  bug  Paul,  seiko  diving  wath,  Judas  Priest,  hey  pops  cool 
the  water,  a  pp  es.  potato  puff  fight.  Never  Mix  this,  unique 
pens,  catch  you  later! 


Bruce  Jewett  —  Mall  Runs.  Road  Trip  to  chick,  the  Burban 
11/23/82  —  db.  Iwa  LY.  dio.  who  frtd?  he  84.  rip  rally  — 
abbsc.  c  the  pit,  magoo,  petey  your  fathers  here!  Let's  go  to 
McDs.  bz  —  lobster  bash.  Drive  In  —  meathead.  social  Pinky 
elephant  frt!  Paragon  water  slide,  moving  in  stereo  dels  at 
the  garden,  hbonly  2  more!  the  yota.  scavenger  hunt  —  ts! 
thanx  mom 


Lauren  Keaney  FH  »3/Golf  cape  trips?  my  o  boy  Mar  Mac  Pat 
Kilt  the  chromer  goin  swimin  ter?  no  cknok  homecoming  84 
flor  nunsm  jssohd  gold  "s"  hidda  crescc  raemw  La  Scalaste 
Robo  ostoweeko  fboost  paco  naha  teenage  wasteland  prime 
501  psach  dvscy  Prom  84  excuse  me  sir  thnx  chuck.  |d  watd 
1404  skunk  shell?  alee  fpzdnrougs  loon  Great  Pumpkin?  the 
year  of  the  zoo! 


Bill  Kearney  —  Poopie.  Crockett.  Clea  nsta.  Q.  Squid;  football 
(4  years).  Curran  fan  club.  Clash  (Brenda.  Leslie),  S.U  .  poop 
rags),  Qbash.  hesub.  III  jb:  Id  jy  —  I  fought  the  law  —  the  law 
won;  d.c;  nyc:  feed  the  world.  Nam;  c  b.'s  kid;  Take  this  song 
of  freedom,  but  it  on  and  arm  yourself  for  the  fight;  thanx 
mom  dad 


Paul  Kehoe  XC  84  Regs  panischcs  —  ml'sm  theedee!  ree.  so 
sauce  A  pink  elephant  moo  prom  84  rastra  jo  &  hobbit  wicu 
Track  happy  meala  IwLF  can  AG  steer?  a  |inpc  jjpy  npsmt 
Peter,  Paul  &  Mary  homecoming  84!  ming  —  aerobics!  peer 
couselor  cp  +  hey  oskioho  no!  north  hills  sa,  pc,  bklst  nite 
daroct  scavhunt!  —  dont  let  the  light  go  out!  thanks  SB  Mom 
&  Dad  —  good  luck  to  all 


Kristen  Kelleher  —  the  gang  —  thank  u  4  bein  a  friend  your 
—  hairs  —  orange  ledft.  brpong  Vermont  —  sebago  +  cmg! 
sw  Susie  —  Lisa  18th!  thru  everythm  Kim  my!  ch  &  Ik  Wen 
yours  prety!  who  welookn  for?  larubmfl  —  9-7-84  —  msa  — 
BB  wmy!  fl?  no  people  live  there!  Kel  seano!  7  tals  were  quite 
aware  what  were  going  thru,  thanx  M  +  D  ILY  My  Aim  Is  True 


Timothy  M.  Kelly  —  TBone  I  love  my  400  c.i.d.  74  red  Ca- 
maro!  U  Mass  the  maze  ski  wildcat  and  how  to  ski  a  nd  fly  at 
the  same  time.  Hi  to  my  best  friends  C.J.M  Brown  Truck  SI 
the  kid  with  the  Z.  and  to  M  S  K.  To  everyone  —  Catch  Me  if 
you  can 


Victoria  Kelly  A  of  S&P  Laura  best  friends  4ever!  tdmctf  splc: 
Bucky!  summer  84  Jah!  parties/  beach  drives  luv  u  so  Do  you 
ever  wonder  what  a  piece  of  chocolate  tastes  like  Describe  it  if 
you  can  I  found  it  utterly  impossible  because,  it  is  a  taught 
thing  as  everything  in  the  world  —  AFICA  bound 


Brian  Kennedy  —  Hockey  #21  84  1-6-1  wwa  May  17  1984 
rbbmab  We  Flipped  net  ballig  oh  bals  ptbsTKyt  bfleh.  the  ghet- 
to. GtM  negroid  i  paint  bushes  yhswissy  popeye  79  golds, 
cashaubs.  joh.  pool  crude  mac  ttwisters  crazy  homo  fine  fine 
day  gtw  sweetness  picrules.  mmtada.  rat  face  unclie  Charlie. 
Ukeway  2  many  mcnabming  BK  #21  forever  Thanx  Mom  & 
Dad  Good-Bye! 


Eugene  Kennedy  Gene  Reno  Monza  #9  Hockey,  thanx  Pete, 
soccer,  thanx  Pt  Frosty.  Track  blizzard  of  85  hgwy  pp  Hank 
—  maro  Ed  —  fystve.  foly  fit  —  John,  thanx  dr  Rand  —  Kelly 
84  champs  —  trip  to  saquish  go  where  there  is  no  path  and 
leave  a  trail  thanx  dad.  mb  to  happel  travelin  i  toaste  to 
Brettso  (and  u  too  mother  Mary  B.) 


Laura  F  Kennedy  T&ao  S&P  Whome?  lounge  vicki  B  fnds  4 
evaneac  Satnite  madness  bbhmakvkmc  BILL)  the  rest  =  Gang 
Deca  JBSG  Understanding  a  willingness  to  grow  I  finally  un- 
derstand it.  there's  so  much  i  can  know  —  male  teachers  vie? 
who  is  zomg.  musngfeva  +  arnd  the  lockwood  vod  st  w  va  83 
proms  the  good  times  scare  forever  hshebopdr  skdspunky 
wwva  crazy  ilum  +  d 


John  W  Kerrigan  the  answer  lies  inside  your  heart  fight  the 
good  fight,  beware  the  snow.  Terrance  fenway  Rice  htslts? 
John  Lennon/scorps/  the  wall/thp  club  deb  nudzo?  gfn  — 
raould  anmikes  Steve  x  3  hannes  jeff  —  tie  &  soot  Kerrigans/ 
tcc/m&mt/the  thinkins  house  theredroom  loud  machine 
=2.  thanx  fe  m+d  LIFE  IS  GREAT  gttt 


David  Kiklis  (frac)  —  I  live  for  my  dreams  and  a  pocketful  of 
gold  'Dr  ams  Jock!  'airplane  driver  +  glider  quider  Opus/ 
Bill  '84  violence  abovnds  republican  techie  D&D  Illusions!  un- 
armed me?  Nuke  ET.  snuff  the  smurfs  if  all  the  world's  a  stage 
who  are  the  techies  wagorner  =2  Tks  M&D  little  people.  AP 
crew.  Besh  +  Jo 


Ten  Marie  Kilduff  fh  rl!  ms<g  souch!  Gymnastics  —  julio  + 
hanan  kk  gppatmare  mackeanet  the  CHROMERs  xmas  lasca- 
law/  e&s  brgades  +  parades  =  sduece  me  2  nite  has.  crew 
solid  gldsl!  Denise  Chrisly  knocks  swimmin?  501  prime 
wolfers  Cape  w/a-t- tartar  'May  He  endure  as  long  as  the  sun 
and  like  the  moon  thru  all  generations  pg.  7 1 : 5  tx  mom  +  dad 
LY 


Chris  Knight  "41"  Ftbl  4  yr.  Bball  3  yr  track  |ke:  OBCK  dogt: 
obek  |vdbo  pf  66  td  gBUDdies  —  knight  rider  —  JV  prtym  |83 
mp  oops!  3xclnk  bd  scene  180x2  =  grempwr "  dekn  +  na- 
tosmi;  Denny  frilly  mne  "supra"  gdstick!  mchl  +  rZ:  4  wlnbmx 
+  mre  Droopy  gtldwe'  reasign  of  the  times:  us  man  Ikd  haum 
fun  aint  no  crime!  party  all  night  maal  osypstrs!  usmll  kbrt 
thanx  Mom  +  Dad 


Linda  L  Knox  Steve  oct.  6  field  hockey  =1  Colleen  (Bob- 
sytwins)barclaysshoes?  taxi!  Mitch  —  its  floating  Philc's  very 
good  RB  spite  its  true!  m  lb  brother  Kimmer.  k  ktracy  +  |ulie 
—  laughs,  makes  sence!  infamous  nights  w/Steph  Thanx  for 
being  a  friend  prom  84'  I  II  never  forget  you  BRETT  i  luv  you 
mom  +  dad  +  kim  +  thanx  have  fun  cheryl  Latadhs 


amy  koptovsky  sun  moving  paper  fantasy  Steve  what  time  is 
it?  it  is  bye  very  st  ara  different  time  Believe  me  dear  clocks 
shave  enough  to  do  Now  i  lay  (with  every  where  around)  me 
(the  great  time  deepsoun  doffrain)  BLE  Claude  Blood  is 
pounding  in  our  ears  Chance  you  take  Have  you  a  numb  rella 
Elizabit?  Lisa  Ppick  an  apple  TYt  here  is  a  place  where  peace 
+  F8  breathe* 


Charles  H  Krahmer  Van  dudes  sail*  Busted  w/  BL  *fisha 
•Giitman  'will  yaw  nozir  ohflip  'rexham.  good  move  cp*  rus- 
sell  hoLse  sp5t  technicolor  Ix/snow  jroc  'buckwheat*  docz 
•summer  house  *24  Budies  'crum.  j.  canu  'Barney  laugh 
•well  TC  Calf  26  'party  at  stus  'ahhh!  "blow  out  nantucket  ' 
bb  no  tap  Busted  Ahhh!  Later  DHS! 


Christine  Kubicki  illij.  cracker,  jc  drip  TYB  to  the  sc  maine 
bound  P  town  hotel  new  hampshire  honky:  H.H  U-2.  clash, 
this  place  was  once  a  monument  now  it's  a  grave  found  my 
home  in  hingham  friends  tim  c.  W.O.L.8  is  it  2:00  a  m  yet?  all 
my  love  If  toyou  m.c.  wishing  you.  the  very  best  have  to  leave 
Dux  tx  M  +  D 


Donna  M  Lagerstedt  'grennie  (iktca)  *my  songs  *wae*  — 
trust  —  'friends  *mb  —  dLm'  JCP!  '1985  —  NH  'John  3 
lb  'beach  life  'the  call  —  815*33  *prom  84  —  sp  *jv  — 
thanks  to  you  'ehleesabet  *RRR  shar'  JC  =  love  *4  aces 
•mrmole  'flee!  'imsure  *ILY  meeba.  deeda.  brohtha.  ista. 
gwenn.  elizabeth.  sarah.  ab.  mb.  md.  jv.  &  j*  Ohio  'sow  *s&g 
•nmln  *wht  'shadullah  .  .  . 


Glenn  Lamoureux  —  Emncj  abc  i|fnoc  km  v  nv  jh  seqqcj 
mfobc/Kuy  fm  len  Ij  83/84/nklm  Lkqcm  vjc  yfmc  uktc  js 
himhs  scz  fs  abc  icsa/ocmcsfs/ax|  vivgvi  'Kant  'Gkuufms 
uvaikjobfmf  etc  jxkmc  gvm  yegh  kvy  icegew  xke  |C  vuu 
Emncjkks/  Zbcmctq  f  abfmh  f  7  bvac/Qvaa  fs  v  gkku  hfn/ 
Caae  I  jeac  Bw|x  Pksb  Ntvc  Pvqf  Vy  jk  —  dqvm  85 


Wendy  McElroy  —  the  gang  —  lead  —  footkk  my  hair's  for- 
ange  medonna  —  Lisy  sobbs  don't  let  it  bring  you  down  — 
Kim  inuman  —  Kel!  —  and  then  Hide  s  mission  —  TS 
flonda?  —  7  tals  1/4'  syasopretty  Kris  Elaina  —  Yacnd  Istik- 
maka!  wmyu  —  B  B-W  a  generation  lost  in  space  —  Bruce 
psych  buk  —  Lib  —  rox  maybe  it  was  the  roses  —  neil  I'm 
finally  out  done  thnx  dad 


Gary  M  McFarland  —  go  sick:  capture  t.f..  n.  hill,  hal  egg 
warriors,  adv  pyros.  w  ski  (beware  t's  +  j's),  vw  in  school.  I 
park  Indiana  Stan,  clock  day  bagoombas  red  e  4  u  MH,  BS.  BA 
SP.  PJ.  MB  x  2  +  Dk  pi's  "no  way  mike!"  gum  approx  /mb: 
doubln.  prom  (thx  mr)  scout.  bc/Sabs  —  chand.  merim.  y. 
club,  don  ]uan  —  luvya  —  bo/kl  ch/take  care 


Rosanne  Mclnerney  gd  tms  w/gd  frds  Liz.  Mel.  ntcbkkp  co- 
hasset  "born  to  run  —  Bruce"  SMMSSLT  (I.  m  12)  Romeo  dd 
sum  84  17B-day  "let's  go  to  chuck,  pony"  11-17  WK  the 
batillac  Trace  I  hit  a  tree  "Liz  I  wanna  dance"  fumfum  phdia 
psc  6-2  Reasons  old  fun  pets  college?  ny  2-83  nwyr's  eve  t.  s 
Kg  wow  thanx  mom  +  dad  i  wuf  ya!  bye 


Amy  L  Mcintosh  sum  '84  wareham  —  I  force  5  aimless  fa- 
bucket  —  poags  —  la  machine  Cline-line  duster  sodium  well 
L.  where  to  from  here  ?  labor  dy  wknd  firewks  oh  no  buzzbmbs 
FT  WML  1  -6-85  loon  hypo-tonno  bobo  wanna  go  goofin  lly  DC 
thanx  for  everything  thanx  M  +  D  time  to  find  the  key  unlock 
me  and  set  me  free 


Christopher  Mclssac  Hockey  24  161  Bruse  brothers  Bs/ 
Nords  84  —  tank  360  Drpthe  gloves  —  33+34  —  The  Gretch 
nam  to  the  beach  —  h  c  83  +  84  cool  —  85  na!  tnt  stop  sign! 
famous  chase  —  just  waiting  for  someone,  lato  lights  —  Mr. 
Tnte  —  di  littlobs  rat  83  BK  +  i  —  tbee  1999  Cosk  green 
hornet  —  cks  —  chi  shout!!  thanx  mom  +  dad  Good  Luck 
Class  of  85.  bye 


Mark  Mckelvey  tgtaftbtfa.  I  feel  so  lonely  —  Police,  there 
once  was  a  girl  —  a  cow?  bad  Brutus  bbwcicmp?  fmsl  a  U2s 
the  SQUIDS  Swlam  Offenders  wdas  yept  2  catcm  Kid  Squid 
Kid  Evil  tissas!!  you  budge  beach  boys  stompers  icmdcphil 
benhc  84  im  all  mixed  up  the  Scamp!  thanks  mdjkmr  mrssab 
mrmrs  tchdiwy  y  tu  brutus  &  co  its  nice  to  be  gone 


Marcie  McLaughlin  There  are  faces  I  remember  from  places  in 
my  past  de  Rwa  SIM  Michsthgil  —  never  ask  a  girl  &  watch 
hose  head  lights  —  saftmps  —  SJW  are  weisters?  bog  party 
stay  in  the  car  new  years  eve  radiator,  one  way  St.  mono  GPH 
wait  til  Feb  10/5/84  what  party?  the  key  to  the  future  —  kill 
that!  ski  trip??  prom  84 8/ 13/82 ynfyflthx  Mom  &  Dad  Mike 


Jeffrey  B  McLean  PTK  'crocket'  'Q'  'squid*  'bill*  *stah* 
the  BU  —  thanks  gramp  77  =  'jabba*  "5  mm."  "baby,  what 
time  id  it?"  ucpas'  sh  he  —  "83-84"  —  wild  HCSUB  reeb 
ROOS  =1  hi  path!  Idaajr.  —  sorry  bill  zball  smhag'sh  crockets 
s'traf  b+eal'sh?  robbing  banks?  sos  sauce?  —  ikwil  tfp  — 
impqslas  jkk|k|m  thx  m+d  suhic 


Lisa  Medeiros/the  gang/Bruce/rah/h&lont  he  run  buffy?  / 
kels  roof/Mp  —  Bb/were  stuck/3  am  tshrtrn/rent  a  fat  — 
Sue/madonna  —  Wendy  —  ysb&s/caps/hysmd?/NJC 
prom  83/SC  —  c9Heidi/beach  in/unh/  7  tals/maceks  — 
imbrpg  upmyhrt  —  Aileen  —  h.  brns/th  —  Kns/fanta  / 
cyost/fla?/'"2  day  skels/shack  —  Seano  —  take  it  slow/os/ 
Andy  prom  84  tms  —  apt  =41  y  Babe/1  fmd 


Brian  Melville:  skiing  powder  =1  Rossies  +  747  s  +  giving  '83 
no  JJ  for  rb  ts  sorry  stu  Fram  ate  con  Liz  Thanx  Q  mdies  with  a 
smack  monty  SS  the  3  t's  Chan  5  J  boyd  brant  beach  chay  lox 
2  =  ruhn  can't  drive  55  hand-over  jb  and  me  XG  Kev  the  best 
bro.  you  II  make  it  bg  speak  to  me  L  with  no  T  I  cldnt  sip 


Michelle  N  Mercier  Mitchell  i  luv  u  Timmay  84  i  ll  always  rmbr 
you  Bert  Col  —  Lin  —  Twac  —  Rox  —  Sha  —  Cath  —  Kri  — 
Wen  hey  twace  —  its  9:00  jess  —  if  in  made  it  Imda  —  i  feel 
like  jelly  col  —  i'm  7  up  on  you  let  the  good  times  roll  guys  lets 
sque  Berst  bum  —  its  so  cute  thanx  mom  &  dad  i  lu  latadhs  its 
been  real  but  not  fun  ilytp  fn  +  jm  bob  bill  jill 


Donald  Merry  Lacrosse  =16  Soccer  8  3  State  Champs  The 
Ship  The  Sting  rum  runners  cusa  —  pete  weid  —  cp  —  cad  — 
cis  —  glitch  —  trouble  —  vlad  —  fran.  H-S  hack  —  conon- 
com  great  white  hunter  reggae  —  rasta  —  mola  —  mola  — 
uhh  tall  roddoglLYS  H  hjO  tanks  vTvwjeroy's  kidsneil  y  — 
Amber  label  =1  shred  behind  8  ball  thanx  Mom  &  Dad 


G.  Merry  Gwennie  Liza  Ronna  (iktca)  Genna  Gertrude  junior 
mints  spider  wildfire  peter  sos  t-ladies  gafmd  free  m-l  JCP 
gren  p'leareh  deja?  chelloabe  pooh  L  83  F  84  mphs  ttfn" 
'Gettysburg  —  G!  sting  maxie  aladdm  hart  jehr  hoyahooya 
Cecelia  R'85  vitamin  3  &  rip  races  leader  of  the  band 
thanks  &  I  love  you  Mom  &  Dad 


Heather  McLean  '85  with  a  little  help  from  my  friends  Day 
Tripper  The  Gospel  Truth  cid  phony  t  horns  let  the  sun  shine  in 
11/21  Rich  terrifies  me  f.s.  sally  baby  wat  ehes  P. J.  Caspi 
Nice  Kristin  Shady  Ism.  pizza  Roxy  mother  mafia  STingwhat  is 
and  what  should  never  be. 


John  Michael  Moe  —  i  luv  chek  tingsas  davan  turn  wata  soap, 
busted.  trasDQ*  lotide  Scottie!  oz  bomopolis  'marshv  usr  & 
rbbeaches!  it,  son  lycoke.  ahhh!  my  foot  &  arm  from  van 
thanx  for  driven  lesn  Bob  72  Nova  watahypo  BAH!  dio/ 
tsrdmstk  jgurgrtBG  *urfab  SML  —  feb  22  can,  twait  gettin 
mushy  toot  &  ang  forevailu  vusuz  wel  make  it  mom  &  bhl 
Comfortably  numb 


Amy  Morris  *8*  best  friend  Traci  m&r  PoPe  —  barisa  tamkill 
that  txfe  jane  go  for  it  lis  nye  84  —  85  be  22  mp  —  ticks!  he  84 
dlgo  crazy  he  83  "stuff  popcorn  &  ketchup?  t-toga  poppers 
•sum  83-84  i  tjsaquish  57  txim  SK  tony  —  bast  *WV  — 
wskihhh  hi  honey*  53  crash  txta  mrs  C  &  B  back  window?  VH 
8  4K83  r  PS  Strac?  bjwhs  only  the  good  die  young  men  *l* 
txm&t 


becky  mowbray  hi!  espana  —  evrythngs  sowickedmuch- 
bueno!  7/4/82  calif;  pb  coral  BECK's  risa.  ker,  sabs,  paula. 
KK;  hc83wtf;  farfars:  police/bowie;  cyoski=  trust  me!  X-C 
NHW  i  hate  u  all!  cbotmc=  alrite!  P&B?  who  u  gonna  call? 
David!  maybe  I  was  dreaming?  Stockade  4-sale?  K  &  Dsb 
dance!  inbtdkb!  switch!  bchb:  plph;  chocicss?  i  I  y  m  &  Kon- 
zoni  &  a 


Michael  Munsey  —  track  and  field!!?  8/83  golf  cart  Halifax 
ccioops!.  sorry  mister  —  yek  eht  rof  sknahtCS  the  2  and  the  8 
in  the  third:  band  chicken  wing:  mammals  Reg?  jazzband  4 
brothers  and  a  mother:  what  TP?  Uncle  Umpa;  Chump;  Ya- 
hoo! mssiv  tlet  breakfast  at  MP:  6-3  3-6  9-7!  SH  again!  thanks 
M  &  D 


Bill  Murphy  #1 1  b-ball  f-ball-z  conn.  bobl.  tc.  4wd.  flip  summer 
"84"  Rob  &  l  =  "  Trouble"  —  hanger  —  Jimbo  —  gap? 
Lauren  K.  bud  4  ever  —  kid  —  my  only  L.H.  Tank  qtrs  WenB. 
isl-ya  ok  hm.  room  let  the  good  times  roll  ob.  nal.  dont  dream 
go  for  it  u  only  live  Ice  new  year  at  Kcans  "wow"  gd.  luck  "85" 
thanks  mom  &  dad  lets  go  crazy  bye 


Christopher  P  J  Murphy  65'  chevy  Pick  up  the  Quiet  Giant  67' 
chevelle  Race  machine  73'  LeManns  the  dirt  &  rack  racer, 
kids  rule  the  roads,  summer  84'  RAI  Street  Performer  PSE 
killer  Now  is  the  time  to  get  out  of  this  place  Keep  your  En- 
gines big  and  your  tires  smoking. 


paula  nappelio  —  Julio  dahling  —  you  silly  goose  BeckaZ  — 
exeter  —  theatre  francais  —  F&W  summers  hc'84  —  Volvo 
dm$fm  —  UU  —  the  field  &  sea  —  paranoidsht  byb?  flwrchld 
—  closet  chats  w/ju  —  jughol  —  it's  healthy  —  winds  w/o 
rents  the  swings  —  escape  it  all  —  Potkins  "We  must  culti- 
vate our  garden"  Ohio!  —  I  love  you  Mmy.  Ddy.  S  &  M  —  ciao 


Julie  Norton  sure  am  sam  4/27/84  Kevin  prom  84'  june  12 
happy  hour  at  TFs  animal  farm  Twank  tramb  Beach  trip  town 
forest  nice  Kev  —  remember  much?  KwTfPnKb  DdJb  best 
buds  'van  de  camps  b  &  b  —  cruising  br  house  sitting  tempt- 
ed wk  Paula  dahling  I'm  going  through  a  crisis  Black?  fuzzy 
reetses  In  the  air  tonite  —  Mr  big  kohmy  god-di .  .  .  stink!  s.  b 
—  bear  with  me  m  &  d! 


Paul  OBnen  75  82WC  please  mr  officer  dont  tell.  83  Home- 
coming to  bad  6  joh  1585  2  Emptys  mcckcm  "SWOZ"  "ba- 
nana" SF.  PA  malltrips  br"  jim.  b.  w"  Qbash  remember  the 
good  times  bio  3  jocobmtoh  football  84  6-4  n  i  dont  believe  it 
lagd  wl&gdp  i  am  glad  its  over  tgdp  cbhpw  mmlihus  to  talk  eer 
ihkp  telanlafd. 


Thomas  E  OBnen  ftball  3  2  bball  12  bzdmrs  purple  skies  flip  on 
beach  BUDdies  kj  bh  hj  aw  dk  jc  gr  mc  bt  ql  hp  wd  kr  tg  ot  bw 
wd  t  jeepabtfatakmc  nyeasw  hwecambwhegdsat  nftgt  Isab 
ILSHR  life  is  just  a  fantasy  thanks  jon  jv  ckrttot  practice  field 
wtml  futl  Please  Mr  Officer  asobt  flyahhwth  ocobahco- 
miwhtbhni  thanks  mom  &  dad. 


Chris  Octera,  ochy.  #1.  State  Champs'83;  84  RODJ  parts  is 
parts.  Ho  Ho  Ho  tails  rule!  Hey  Fred!  get  the  knee  up  stay 
chilly,  bye  Honey  sure  your  not!  aulhak.  miss  ya  Kim.  thanx 
as.  mm.  bs,  jd.  cd,  hh.  Is.  sz,  gh,  |ocko,  ms.  jd,  tw.  sw  &  don  ho 
skiing!  "You  gotta  live  your  dreams  for  real."  Stompers.  saw- 
mill n'auts 


James  L  OHare  abcdlprtj  thanks  4  the  visit  "nurse  can  I  have 
something  4  the  pain"  football  »87  track  —  4x220  gold  MSR 
sandpile  party  of  7  Qbash  ski  trip  84  gd  it  b  "DIWTMOLTU"  3 
of  bio  3  cuhmlihnbhb"  zoe"  johare  troy  billy  new  years  eve  its 
about  time  "maan"  vineyard  82-85  summer  —  htr  maior  — 
nhc  oh  well  love  ya  —  see  ya  thanks  mom  &  dad 


Cindy  Partridge  —  Buffy  —  soccer  state  champs  83.  tourna- 
ment 84,  softball  —  hps  —  club  'Heather  Jen  Kim  Nancy 
best  friends  forever  *Gregs?  Rods?  DHs  #1  (hill)  the  tank? 
'saftey  dance ?  bett  y  pickup?  prom  84  *Braintree ?  pscihsm! 
New  Years  at  Gregs  84?  —  marks  party?  little  black  bugs?  ? 
thanks  Mom  &  Dad  &  Good  luck  amy!!  See  ya  later  . 


Peter  V  Pelletier  hkdb|bg  it  does  not  get  any  better  than  this 
DIO  Z-man  tues  &  fry  days  cc2  JC  85  bliz  rip  ralley  jr  Sabego 
nrwd  change?  EK  store  dd's  what  corner?  smmfd!  ooden 
Machybcottage  Rd  trip  burban  taboo  elephant  frt  mcboo  D 
SJLI  ski  ?  mil  runs  in  the  sink  Bruce  ?  gr  car  Fish  bowl  luv  ya  M  & 
D  &  8 


Candace  Perkins  "Not  another  peep  tracy"  Pepper  mint  poet 
The  3c's  we  had  some  fun!  Cheerleading  Cathy  Kerne  and 
Tracy  the  Candy  mobile  "you  know  what  I  mean?"  New 
year's  eve  =  Bubbly?  sick  scam  —  whats  that  mean:  see  ya 
all  later1!  Davin  i  hope  that  you  have  good  high  school  years!! 
Love  Ya  Mom  and  Dad 


CHRIS  PERRY  .  a  mind  is  a  terrible  thing  to  waste  .  .  .  we've 
done  a  terrible  thing!!!  b  anderson.  r  doucette,  m  salsman.  s 
burgess  b  greene.  |  greene.  t  collins.  c  krahmer,  j  moe,  c 
sheehan,  d  devny  t  eddy,  a  burgess,  k  eddy  VAN  DUDES  6c  is 
a  record!  Duxbury  over  rnarshfield  25$ 


Johanna  Pescarino  1 1 lj o .  decision-maker;  mom  drp  —  NA  roll- 
er skating?  nelson's  beach!  breakfast  anyone?!  homecoming 
'83  memday  '84!?  Rockland  colleen?  jo's  "foolproof  rem- 
edy" —  smile!  choir  —  patience;  jz  chr-what  sells?  ?  musicals 
—  84  &  85.  smd!!  sully!  Sue  —  you  verb!  thx  guys  for  ur  help  I 
no  make  it  herew/o  u.  ILY  all!! 


Brenda  Peterson:  Leezaltfatgtmomsas  bing  bing  buddy  pob 
sgb  Wendedee  gs  On|ay  —  always  a  friend  anchamimaysrd 
sick  bum  Gene  Ed  —  pf  the  wall  bunghits  Hank  —  w  &  |  —  i  wd 
yoo  td  field  hockey  klb  time  for  a  smoke  he  84  Happy  tialy  Bp' 
M  &  D  —  tfatcilyb  K-mgtbb  —  cape  Wizard  rendabay  P  Garde 
L  purple  —  b  =  toasted  c'  All  we  are  is  dust  in  the  wind 


Tammie  Pink  marie  B  Fnye  '8134  bg  prty  crmbt  &  skgpt  too 
much!  h  &  o  84  sqshomonopoly  —  Iwn  rc  923  lorn  nuntewne 
oh  my  god'  diet  coke  pnt  btneeeerm  Swhip  d  toping  think  hot 
fla  85  ski  Jay  Peak  Susan  Taffy  where  are  you  i  I  y  luke  An- 
niemed  Mcdonalds  John,  tjsrd.  Fran  chocoshk  42nd  st  bruce 
trac/bob  kt.  Is.  Ic.  jc.  bb.  DK.  mom  dad  thanx  i  I  y  wst  bye  Mrs 
B 


Lori  Pittsley  wow.  I  made  it!  ILY  Rich  4-eva  rot  GPZ  wnbswwe. 
11/16/85  icw!  ill.  thanks  m  +m  you  2  are  the  greatest 
friends,  good  luck  in  everything  you  do  leanna!  oh  yeah,  I  saw 
joe  the  other  day!  JBSG  '85!  thank  you  very  much  ms.  Reed 
14  thanks  John,  for  everything,  ily!  thanks  mom  &  dad.  lata! 
proverbs  3:  5  &  6 


Susann  Plett  music  is  my  life  HB  CVT  Dan's  wb  good  luck  thats 
cool  ssdd  Laurie  poof  party  time  don't  push  it  Rob  angels/ 
grease  10/9/84  lets  dance!  Officeer  was  I  going  too  fast?  ugh 
Dip  May  flower  st  swing  sets  prom  84  stop!  you  ?  1 1  mow  the 
lawn!  joy  ride  st  he  h-cap  signs  flags  pop  goes  the  weasel! 
Chris  hows  bessy?  I  luv  u  all  thnx  M  &  D 


Patrick  Quilty  Q66  —  fball  —  DT  —  donzy  wraslin;  Hvy  .123 
ronbo  Smnamhamh  bit  dog  house:  gheh:  jkpdttp  —  jcsbqsaji 
=  TFP/ljrd  "sorry  bill"  he  84  lo  —  luskcrocket  bill  cleans  taQ 
=  PTK-  bs  $10  20  fymlr  —  R  J  &  H  hesub  -4q  —  dig  7u 
"mm"  bwtii  —  wd?  nm  S|  &  c  —  cj  —  bug  —  deuab  —  the  bo 
—  b  &  eaefn  —  warer  melon  bub  rules  —  tanx  m  &  d  Ijkluvya 
BBimy  —  baby  we  were  born  to  run  —  the  boss 


Aileen  Rand/the  gang/take  it  slow!  Lmicsmf  drool  prevention 
Kel  — Vi  14  days  moped  rides  —  only  bzzd  AWyyfaf  CMbfa 
chris  b  datra  —  il  drive  Genet  &  best  bud  thnx  Qhsabjims 
SKdklbrtapite!/12  a.m.  swirn'wla  —  BB  Sig  —  cloves  — 
glnylydyw  &  by?  Maceks  P  imbrpgup  my  hrt  Lis  —  h,  bms  dig 
&  f  closets  —  qbssjsjj  —  shack  glj  &  g  Sue  guid  &  kpt  xs  •  ily  m 
&  d  my  aim  is  true 


Ken  Reagan:  Our  class  wni  go  down  in  history  —  Presence: 
(■iiliHllifMilM'H^ijUnifcn  inwl  iJil  ihw'iii'l  p'1  .mil  hclli1!  thon 

—  s"3z"-2:r-:-:~e::  —  g  5-i  scca  •  3-5  §■•■■  =  s.  — ..  ': 

Mach  1  jrmLK  summer  of  Dbash  es  boxdd  thru  JO  the  Durban, 
new  years  eve  Cf  ta?  snsfc  nfce  Later  its  time  to  ramble  on. 

VZ~  L  ZiZ 


Eileen  Reefer  Kirk  state  urat  sicfc  one!  =918  —  nght  sue! 
Paudsujys  Dense  Europe  (Itafcans)  mana  Rob  Marg  Sherf 
Don't  worry  about  it!  NO!  abmgton  (what  a  mess!)  thanks 
Laura!  for  everything  han  over  graveyard  have  fun  r\  london  ? 
cyo  ski  —  rem.  mar  g?  4  on  1  ?  race  one!  Rob  do  you  remem- 
ber? marg.  the  water  front!  PC?  Dadwu? 


Christopher  Reed  hey  abtazi  lof.  basement  mama  «n.  Tarn 
swmg.  hold  on  haaoween  ev*  look  good.  JJ  C-ale  somebody 
just  hrt  his  head  Vex  and  1  with  them  rt  3  . 1 10  mph  bag.  what  it 
NY  ones  Com  cars  «i  the  heat.  Ben  Boy  al  get  n  back  sh  ta*. 
ph  tare  cave  BB  King.  Erie  Brett  always  cool  runnings  Dhs 


Tracy  Reed  te  81  &  8*  w/cet  &  bet  sDP  effc  &  trac  do  DC  83  & 
WP  84  cadet  —  rep  —  IK  bob  bigs  erram  Maine  84  my  o  &b 
car  our  locker"  wtf  rob  lets  party  dubs  chns  my  conscience 
mane  &tuna  fish  kdaw/  rob  tarn  free  triesgi  =69  Tommy  Fkel 
your  my  forever  bf  I  L  U  m  d  tt  fSrt  Pharmacrty  always  have  a 
dream  . . .  DRC  311983  The  best  is  yet  to  come 


Lisa  Richards:  These  are  the  best  of  times  Cath  &  Kris  Mr. 
Rwtf?  ytbguys  Bermuda  —  ready  bug?  rum  runners  wtjf4eva 
pmfc  house  83  sptecnlcd  Spanky  dooc  cape  trip  Lets  go  crazy 
HC  84  suburbansab  NMof  s25«  Jtabu  Greafsydaf  Mb  gnokfl 
rtustar  MwbmwOgdmf  Its  a  grand  wusxxi  'cause  deep  inside 
.■.2  -a  2         53— e 


1,1  ;-3e  =3-  -«  -_.-es  S2  s— a-  —  5  =  ~  :■»--..  »-es-  -g  — 

day2  A  mind  is  a  ternole  trvng  to  waste  —  I've  done  a  terrUe 

r-  -g  CTS  —  3-..S  ;  :■  ~a  -z  s.  2  ".ss  '.  5 :  =  ■ : -  -  - 

3e--  3  z  zz-ze-  :-e  ;-ea:-e;  2  22-  :.a--  .2- 
dudes  stk  at  hi  pns  cop  hedbtes  mcd's  vndtzmff  were  the  last 
-   -e  —  see  -c»  «e  s-  -e 


-:~  3:2-::_g-  2-2  3-e'  :-:-■=  :_:--2  —  -  zzi 
—  Hcoosta  —  soccbas*  "rtgr  =1  Roooxan-ieV  b-rtncay  ;yez 
1  18-82"  time  out.  time  out"  E  B  Sundays!  Hop.  Rec  Cntr.  — 
What  dkJ  Reg  say?  . . .  and  in  our  haste  to  grow  too  soon ..." 
;  -a-;  :cac-  zzz  —  :-.-:  —  _-ce  .  —  2>  2;  —~z  =  -z- 
happy  —  ?  ?!  haysoos  kreest  —  have  it  al  —  thanx  M  &  0 


tOmberty  ScNppers  —  Kimmer  23  soccer  c  1 —  83  st crimps 
8i  '2»s.-  5  s-~  -  2.2  .::  =  --  '-5  -e  'Zf  zz-e' 
shouts  jen  omanheat  hal  ways  buddies  8  ccrethnt  fies- 
-a«-  :  -:r  as  —  a:  -  =:a:  *~ac  3:e2-  -:  s  -  =  gg2  = 
•jd— rox  *idns  "sea"  12/1/84  Chris  WHim  y  pruls 
"-S--  ::ccs  .-:;-.':=  -t-s  *_sa  —  *:_  :»=■$  -ea:-s 
2*  byepaJs gdluk'lym&d'byl&e 


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taug  84  dee  Purse  Who  u  gonna  cai  ut 
squids  S  &  Jw  p+b  surfrats  tys  Jja  Nan 
coke?  smtk  +  norrands  tweak  wtf  HC  i 
_e  -zz  =::  -a::.. 


Paul  B  Sherry  lead  guitarist  of  the  S  O  U  F  band  —  Special 
Thanks  to  Maura  Penza.  I  wouldn't  have  nrashed  school  w/o 
-•2-  ~-a-«s  ::  :..  :a:e  .z-  =e-za  .e"  5-ec-  :■  :e  -g  --2-2 
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non  AL& AAwvl  always  be  remembered  hjiBJiill 
z- 5-i  ::-:  :a-2  5-  5-  :-2"2-  :  ~-e  2-2  ::~ 
LEGE!  tgifsrnurfette  good  luck  studw/rm  &  m's  wh 
—  a-:e:  .s:  *--zz  -g  ~-a  cac-  :a-c  3  ..- si-as  c 
a.g-:a-  3  --2  :-==-  —  s-c  :  -e  g:::  :..e  :-s  — 
-:-  s  :a: 


Ted  Sjostedt  yeaadon't  Btoe  it  turkey  day  83  NFTGT! 
1044trk  x-cssi  c  B-Balt  tango  strup  fen  a  summer  at  houo's 
Bake  s  House  C  +  L  JBRM  bhmal  Michgn  chave  md  it  w/o 
you  Boys  of  Summer  burrang  down  the  house  new  years  eve 
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time  did  you  come  in?  because  I  don't  know  ife'  sa  beach! 
EMMETT  i  tuv  u.  m"  eit2  &  get  ha  4  evad  5  g  &  s:  kweta  boston 
t-a-x  Vi:  —  s~  e  sc-as-a:  :-  =  •  ag:  2  -  s=  —  -aca 


'.'2-2  3-  --  "2  2  3  r-.a  51  :g  :--.  :  — i  ;-g;-  :: 

much!  summer  83  h  &  o  84  sqsh  MONOPOLY  —  rwnnurv 
tewne  —  mmm  "oh  my  God"  nyrdtgtchorg83wtsdb&dritslp 
ll-2Swtchepl&frenksus=17  +  2  -  9  cars  847  ft  frog  sting 
=1  oVet  cokes  wtvpd  toping  "think  hot"  it  safy  rflt  evry  brt 
hy out  akefla  8Sn  hst  70swiciabeubiam  teugw  thanx  op  &  mrs 
Lgd*J«r»ly  M  &  D" 


Tracy  Smith  —  Space  —  ANMNK  —  mtssya  "1 1!?  people  Le 
Car  —  kke  —  ya  know  what  I  mean  not  an  other  peep  — 

32-2..  r-e  2  a-     -  ss      —  *=~z.  —  ZVi-   2- 

55  :-:-  5-  :  :  ga-g  —  ga-g  ;  :•  5:2-  —  --  gaa  s 
pearl  harbor  —  stairs  Sue!  dynomrte  Kel  let's  go  crazy  —  he 
B4!  bpptaee  bumpmunkjli  les!  ueppiainwrt?  85 — we're  out  a 
here!  Heidi  see  y  al  lata  —  me  ya  —  ty  M  &  D 


11/17/84  rem.  es. : 
Y  Bud!  ytgrtstJs  &  B 


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•♦•♦••••KIRK  F.  TASSELL  to:  the  family  (85) 

dominating  factor  "The  most  important  thing  is  to  have  a 
code  of  life,  to  know  now  to  live.  Find  yourself  a  port  of  desti- 
nation —  and  practice  what  is  called  altrustic  egoism  ...  If 
you  are  desired,  if  you  are  necessary,  then  you  are  safe."  — 
Dr.  H 


Cattina Themistokleous  —  Rah!  Rah!* •  homecoming  =  let's- 
go-crazy  'Maine'*  trip  =  c2CP,  EG  =  saint  lauren  ily  ev-db 
+  sh  —  huh  —  16b  —  day  =  new  -  mailbox  —  jm  =  Passout 
—  ck  =  let's-get-physical  ta  =  forever  ts  =  sue  the  3c's 
boston  pty  looks  greek  to  me  rough  house  =  he.  my  name  is 
inga  from  Sweden  Prom  83  84  =  ILYEGPDFI  ILY  nanoroo. 
mom  &  dad. 


Ralph  Thibadeau  #8  State  Champs  84  rods  =  red  bag  ronny / 
gordy/snapy  TBS  (kk)  (kk)  kids  in  the  woods/search  1985 
the  Mill  +  Winter  st.  nice  willy  +  Jocko  the  Byamic  Duo  War  T 
Chesterland  robin  +  snatcher  hc83  oops  Mr  Cass  Forever 
Undefeated  nice  Lisa  yaam  but  a  woftax  murder  I  love  you 
mom  +  dad 


Marie  Thomas  —  The  good  times  are  forever  *MY  FAMILY* 
THE  BEST  Chris  Cutest  Chubs  —  BB  #7  angelos  grand  drix! 
squanto  —  Halloween  party!  Tom  thanx  4  everything!  Rich  — 
nice  tie!  Florida  Kim  smile  old  time  rock-n-roll  prom  84 
Daren/  chrnese  food?  punch  Ic?  manes?  reeleta  dhs  time  to 
turn  the  page  —  iluvyou  m&d! 


William  D  Thomas  Jr  "Bill"  The  orange  bloosom  special  is 
coming  pilo  today  '76  International  The  Army  gyhd  4  wheeling 
down  the  beach  "bupa"  Florida  '78  '82  "gone  fishin"  It  is  time 
to  turn  the  page  to  bigger  and  better  things  thanks  Mom  and 
Dad  for  your  love  and  support  thanks  Jim.  Marie,  and  Paula 


Phil  Thorn  LOGGER!  float  busters  84  n  balloon  drop  =  byehc 
—  sorry  uci  twasnads  dhs  WAGON  ing  team  u  1  scahnt:  hnstof 
crmne  wergon  aputibak  =  e  &  i  umust  bust"  boys  of  sur  the 
few  the  proud  the  back  river  livers  wmcked  cool!  ksdeh  sttcka 
ippbb  thsbds4u!  rua  TURTLE?  lykicecrm?  notei!  hey  bgmth! 
5/8/85!  did  itelut  helabout       franke  sare  lax!  thx  everel 


Kim  Thrasher/rinkrat  "blessed  is  nothing"  AP  (uwbw)  pD  — 
ice  capades;  football  shouders  Hun!!  «1S2A3C  Kelly  annie 
KKshbbb  —  chababy!  models?  Jane  eeuow  NHS  brownies  w/ 
18  sno  Gwennie/2-40-38  mule,  policemaan,  rimberee,  happy 
history!  russia  Hutton  "striving  for  excellence  "tennis  &  crew, 
determination!  beach,  good  luck  —  write!  thx  m&d! 


Colette  Tougas  —  cet  &  scott  4  eva  open  arms  just  you  and  i 
—  i  luv  mimbutog!  thanx  little  mom  janice  ll/2old  far  thows 
miami?  barnsy  FL  tay  be  tssue.  ks.  aa.  dm:  girls  just  wanna 
have  fun.  rink  RW  buds  nafduch  Barbi  zon  Miss  GH  home- 
work? my  bronco  Loving  MG  mono  NY  hojo.  sea  breez  —  true 
loves  nev  smooth,  holland  I  luv  U  scotty  —  dhs  thank  God  its 
over! 


Carol  L.  Tribuna  —  follow  your  dreams  wherever  they  lead, 
thanks  mom  and  dad  eddie.  puppy,  misty  bleu  —  no  more 
riding  on  the  purple  cow  wieh  michael.  ILYG  I  love  Steven. 
ILYE  Beach  Boy  concert  9/1  /83  —  junior  prom  with  chris  & 
goofy.  Parties  at  Christmas  tree. 


Nowell  C  Upham  Thanks  Mom  &  Dad,  KT.  EJ,  TS.  &  Co.  "We 
live  a  life  of  ease,  every  one  of  us  has  all  we  need  Sky  of  blue, 
sea  of  green,  in  our  yellow  submarine  Destiny  is  not  a  matter 
of  chance,  its  a  matter  of  choice  its  not  to  be  waited  for  its  to 
be  achieved  "  (Beatles  &  W  Bryan) 


Jason  Verrell  »83  Ftbl  '84  b&d.  good  ole  days  w/JB  doobie 
bros.  7:20  —  si,  I,  m  so  bkd,  we're  late,  ckobjv  dbopf  "supra" 
Clingy-n-Dingy  Prty  37  I  crmpd  doops  OB  Knighty  Thanx  frgd 
&  360  gnde  kntosmi!  Rkldtd  Zltths  4  w  In  bmxtmreg  tddroopy 
|v&ck  2  arhp  83  having  fun  intno  crime!  maalox  &  actimrusm 
llkbr  —  nygls  —  ill  84  tarn  &  jay  wrud  doing  up  there  thanx 
Mom  &  Dad 


John  Walsh  —  thanx  —  m&d  hoop  —  RC  prom  84  —  thanx 
BJ  road  trip  84  JC  —  Springsteen  —  it  was  only  a  |oke  i  was 
gonna  by  u  another  1  —  CTvw  —  r.p  hymaya  after  4  a  67/30 
—  750  MMtly  —  wherever  you  are  —  sick  bash  —  i  think  — 
BZiou  25<t  extention  chords?  "when  i  was  stone  blu  rock&  roll 
sure  helped  me  through"  byfh  see  ya  later  —  DHS  85  #1 


KEN  WALSH  —  sometimes  (fish)!  Remember  —  sox  opening 
84:  giaog  —  george  —  and  the  magic  bus  rides  again!!  redbag 
—  jb.  rns,  and  tw's  —  high-5  at  gh's!  sloseline  —  bsorsnbs  — 
"balloon-drop-84"  Blue  Mav!  hhecdye  —  7  th  hole  pin  — 
wwf !  boatbusters  —  night  —  hockey;  hoopsta  5  card  draw  — 
rapala;  smas-eve  83  —  statey  (pleasem  ro  officer)  fly  like  an 
eagle 


Amber  Waterhouse/Suz  sum  83  Krispal  Aimm  +  p  Lb  geor- 
gesi  luv  +  miss  u  all  Ar  yuck  yuck  fred  florbb  HUTCH  le  prom 
84  smooch  skiing  ski  dooing  the  fam  laughing/crying  an  ex- 
perience i'II  never  4  get  luv  u  4  ever  »56  miss  ya  Ang  the 
memories  are  there  to  prove  how  real  how  rare  NY  state  of 
mind  stay  alive  c  o  85  the  bon  urthest  M  +  D  +  C 


Heather  Watson  the  times  they  are  a  changin  Bob  Dylan  Van 
Morrison  CHRIS  —  llytaetiw  3/31  /83  maine  New  Hampshire 
scruffy  whenever  i  see  your  smiling  face  i  have  to  smile  myself 
because  i  love  you!  |t  Niffa  mm  lisa  inxs  Izati  the  tree  Clarxs 
Island  tmbd  hpw  nfy  Blow  there  comes  a  time  ny  cityf 


Lisa  Watts  —  Summer  84  —  Outward  Bound  —  Prom  '84  — 
Footprints  —  every  mans  life  is  a  fairy  tale  written  by  gods 
fingers  Newsport  sunset  —  Pohse  '83,  INXS  —  In  the  silence  i 
think  of  you!  Thanx  —  vin,  heath,  dave.  aul.  bob  It  matters  not 
how  long  you  live,  but  how  ILY  mom.  dad.  Bobm  "i  am  with 
you  always  until  the  end  of  the  world"  matthew  28  20  "lata 


Robert  White  Only  the  good  die  young,  Brett  &  Erie.  If  you 
can't  booey  there  is  something  wrong  with  you!  Bennett's 
Amphitheatre  Bimbos  on  my  kx.  Hypo,  fire  it  up  70  Charger 
R/T.  smoke  shows  shady  dugans.  Live  for  today,  lets  go  to 
the  creek.  1 1/7/84  Oink  —  us  ice  Hockey  #7  see  me  later 
DHS 


Kate  Whittum  huh?  afs  84  another  fat  student  nancy  anita 
catenna  Steve's  Boston  Hah  vahd  Yenchmg  bpl  labamba  M  s 
vinyard  England  84  NY  exchange  Hmm  viola  concert  high 
Halle  |uah  pj  game  south  pacific  APes  Eng  aarggh!  ybk  +  col 
aplc  +  n  =  insanity  leight  onisms  dancing  in  the  dark  living  on 
2  hrs  sleep  see  ya.  DHS! 


Mark  Whittum/Pogo's  4  prez  &  I'm  4  vice  Merri  —  I'm  boring, 
but  I'll  always  have  the  greatest  affection  for  U  I'm  going  to 
step  off  the  lem  now  Waterloo  sunset/staunch  moderate  la 
bamba/Bigg  gles  wade/skinny  Vinny  Semper  fidelis/der 
Webster  fisik  Fla  on  dryers/great  balls  of  fire!  L'poof  celebre/ 
so  many  to  thank! 


Tom  Wilcox  WILBA  when  something  is  easy  its  seldom  excel- 
lent golf  xc  i  came  in  last?  thx  reg!  an  r  +  r  weekend  like  you 
are  about  RODs  —  reebs  rule!  mm  10/5/84  *the  Apart- 
ment* thx  chuck  +  mar  130  emk  Ifwd!  celts  game  71  was  @ 
geeks  prom  84  cansta//cans?  the  hole  bluivikin  Hop  f  Burky 
Ted  Mike  Dan  Zol  +  Occy  sure  ya  not!  thats  in  there  —  thanx 
mom  +  dad 


Stephen  Wilson  "Willie"  soccer  —  sc's!  the  secret  to  life? 
rack  em  up  Ohz  Ochy  128  Animal  Chet  Jl  reebs  &  =  and  rods 
oway  96  heh!  Willy's  J!  TRod  ez  asc  'saupeople  stay  We  want  2 
play  —  KE  hfshwu  got  2  got  Bru  hell  b4uget  2  heaven  syfw- 
sawm  ill  Nf'sm  bruno  quack  fred  gary  nwpc&r  hey  fred  Ks  he 
83  ugh  84  —  ahkdubi  &  engranma  Zmrhs  jz  sully  archbc  #  1 6 
thx  2  uall  stay  chillie 


Daniel  Wmterson  Switzerland  —  good  brew  and  skiing  Driving 
on  dirty  back  roads  —  John  Refreshments  at  the  play  Rob  U2 
Want  some  candy  little  girl?  Grounded  again!  come  visit  me1 
Eggs  and  brew  in  the  Banana  Mobile  Rend  a  bay  Sue  —  party 
girl  Stay  cool  and  may  your  eyes  stay  red  for  the  longest  time. 
OZ 


Mary  E  Wolff  The  secret  of  life  is  Enjoying  the  passage  of  Time 
cc  summers!  g&sn  tad  sessions  greals  —  wm?  Ibh2  ec  =  b 
leo's  (scuse  me  sir)  pdiqtbc  sg  BUDdies!  barls  allie  tkilc  qmybb 
HC  '84  —  let's  go  crazy!  —  mmil  scavhunt  pnews  —  hmymar 
boos  tweel  —  raboosto!  summer  '84  *|ag*  the  crew  never 
say  PS  year  of  the  zoo 


Brian  Aec  PDKJ  HGEJ  it  does  not  get  any  better  than  this  He 
84  sc  rd-trp  Tabu  thanx  J  tank  wht  —  Itng  oui  Blzrd  "84" 
"zecca"  B  say  fdb  z-man  Presence  dio  74  cutlass  33  mgoo  the 
grn  car  »33«  —  Paco  —  #1  O'b  purple  sky  the  burban  asobt 
Tcls085  gozd  win  hstry  o'b  Isab  ocifer  thanx  m&d  Life  isjust  a 
fantasy 


* 


Candids/191 


Autographs/  192 


Mr.  Saggese  has  been  working  in  the  Dux- 
bury  school  system  for  thirteen  years.  Al- 
though he  has  been  in  the  High  School  for  only 
three  years,  his  efforts  to  help  students  and 
faculty  have  been  commendable.  He  gained 
his  position  as  Head  of  the  Math  department 
through  his  superb  background:  yet,  his  per- 
sonality and  quick  wit  deserve  even  more  rec- 
ognition. To  an  exceptional  teacher,  coach, 
and  friend,  the  Class  of  1985  dedicates  this 
edition  of  the  Partridge 


The  Yearbook  Staff  meets  every 
Wednesday  afternoon  in  English  10. 
The  staff  often  works  late  into  the  night 
in  order  to  reach  the  ever-approaching 
deadlines.  Aside  from  the  constant  flow 
and  exchange  of  ideas,  staff  members 
are  always  busy  drawing  up  layouts, 
completing  typesheets,  writing  copy, 


and  selecting  photos. 

This  year  Duxbury  hosted  a  regional 
yearbook  workshop  sponsored  by  Herff 
Jones,  our  publisher.  This  proved  to  be 
a  valuable  experience  for  all  who  par- 
ticipated and  to  the  outcome.  PAR- 
TRIDGE 1985. 


Layout  Editor  Mike  Burke 

Layout  Editor  Gwenn  Merry  outlines  her  rough 
layout  copy 


Doug  explaining  his  layout 


Elaine  Coughlin,  Business  Manager  Rich 
Drake,  a  yearbook  instructor,  Layout  Editor 
Mike  Burke,  and  Co-Editor  Phil  Thorn. 

Mary  Pawlikowski  and  Elaine  Coughlin  follow 
layout  instructions. 


194/Yearbook 


First  row:  D.  Kiklis.  J.  McCarthy,  J.  Pescarmo,  G.  Merry. 
Second  row:  P.  Thorn,  K.  Thrasher,  K.  Whittum,  E.  Coughlin. 
Third  row:  R.  Drake,  W.  Barker,  L.  Richards  Apex:  M.  Pawlikowski 


Yearbook/195 


Patrons 


Mrs.  Peter  S.  Barker 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Leo  Bayer 
Robert  R.  and  Linda  M.  Beaudry 
Mrs.  Mary  Jane  Bell 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Thomas  Burgess  and  Family 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Thomas  Burke 

Law  Offices  of  Robert  Forrest 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  Kiklis  and  Mitsu 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joseph  M.  McCarthy 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  Neal  Merry 

Barbara  S.  Mullowney 

Once  Upon  A  Time 

Michel  and  Mary  E.  Pawlikowski 

Mrs.  Mary  E.  Richards 

Mrs.  Harry  Shea  Sr. 

Snug  Harbor  Fish  Market 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Philip  H.  Thorn 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  George  T.  Thrasher 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Roger  C.  Tougas 

Professionals 

R.  Bruce  Berridge,  DVM 
Russell  S.  Harrington.  DDS 
S.J.  Recupero,  DDS,  PC 


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