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Duxbury  ,  Massachusetts 


Forever  Young 
Duxbury  High  School 
Duxbury  Massachusetts 
Volume  62 
1988-1989 


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Table  of  Contents 
Faculty  8 

Candids  16 

Seniors  24 

Underclassmen  .  .  .  .  78 

Activities  98 

Sports  124 

Community  150 


Young  teacher,  the  subject  of  schoolgirl  fantasy.  She 
wants  him  so  badly,  knows  what  she  wants  to  be.  Also 
knows  what  she  wants  to  get  on  that  next  test.  Its  time 
to  play  kiss-up  to  the  teacher.  "Oh  oh,  Mr.  Smith 
(hypothetical  situation,  of  course)  Can  I  stay  after 
school  today  so  you  can  help  me  with  my  physics?  I  just 
don't  get  it  al  all!  I  need  so  much  help."  Famous  pout 
and  then  "I  just  can't  do  it."  So  at  1 :55,  she  wanders 
into  Tal's  room,  after  a  quick  trip  to  check  her  hair  and 
makeup  in  a  mirror.  They  sit  together  for  the  better  part 
of  an  hour,  she  batting  her  eyelashes,  he  trying  to  get 
the  finer  points  of  rolling  friction  through  her  thick  skull. 
Study  session  over,  she  flicks  her  long  blond  hair  over 
her  shoulder  and  thanks  him  profusely.  He  wishes  her 
luck  on  the  next  day's  test.  Two  days  later  she  looks  at 
her  graded  paper.  The  red  inked  F  stares  back  at  her. 
Well,  I  guess  its  true,  sometimes  its  not  so  easy  to  be  the 
teacher's  pet. 


Faculty     I  ^  ^ 


Ann  Collins 
Frank  Lord 
Edwin  Walsh 


Judi  Heitzman 
Carol  Peterson 
Sandra  Upham 
Bruce  Hamilton 
Ann  Samuels 


Richard  Miller 
Carolyn  Schindler 
Charles  Vautrain 
Flora  Logie 
Margaret  Gibson 
Ditty  Coogan 

Mary  Pawlikowski 
Cynthia  Stone 
Alice  Reidy 


Susan  Cook 
Jennifer  Sylvia 
Foster  Cass 
Superintendent 

Secretarial  Staff 


English-Library 


Business  Office 
Secretarial  Staff 
Dr.  Richard 
Marcoux 
Dr.  Donald 
Kennedy 

Dr.  Claryce  Evans 


10  Faculty 


Social  Studies-  Math-Nurse 
Secretarial  Staff 


Faculty  1  1 


When  our  astronauts  took  that  famous  "one 
small  step"  on  the  moon,  they  were  indeed 
making  a  giant  leap  for  mankind.  But  without 
science,  no  astronaut  could  walk  anywhere. 
This  is  a  grim  yet  joyful  thought.  It's  grim  to 
think  that  even  an  astronaut  must  wear  special 
shoes  but  joyfull  to  think  that  science  can  pro- 
vide these  shoes,  long-wearing  shoes,  shoes  that 
fit  well,  shoes  that  have  a  long  useful  life,  shoes 
that  can  do  the  job!  In  many  ways  science  is  like 
a  pair  of  shoes.  They  trudge  through  history  and 
time,  marking  new  and  wonderful  territory  with 
each  step.  Though  these  shoes  have  been  filled 
by  many  different  types  of  men  and  women,  the 
journey  has  been  uninterrupted.  And  it  looks  like 
that  hike  that  we  call  science  will  continue  for 
years  to  come. — The  Official  Dr.  Science  Big 
Book  of  Science,  by  Dr.  Science  with  Rodney. 
— Mr.  Talbot  Smith. 


Richard  Madru 
Nancy  Gordon 
James  Vinci 


Lisa  Smith 
Ellen  Vangel 


Linda  Coombs 
Donna  Wiedmann 


Cafeteria  Staff 


Home  Economics 

Music 

Cafeteria 


12  Faculty 


Edwin  Greene 
Robert  Lauzier 
Russell  McAuliffe 


Virginia  Freyermuth 
Cynthia  Dufor 
Barbara  Hillier 


Wayne  Frieden 
Jane  Corliss 


Don  Dellorco 
Audrey  Hibbett 
Pat  Shea 


Industrial  Arts 
Art 

Physical  Education 


Before  coming  to  Duxbury  High  School,  I  taught  in  Lex- 
ington and  was  a  guidance  counselor  in  Stoneham  and 
Wellesley.  It  is  from  this  backgroundof  familiarity  with  sever- 
al other  school  communities  that  I  would  like  to  share  a  few 
brief  observations  with  you  of  our  community  at  Duxbury 
High  School.  My  first  impression  of  Duxbury  was  how  friend- 
ly and  relaxed  the  students  and  staff  were.  As  I  came  to 
know  people  better,  I  began  to  appreciate  the  magnitude  of 
problems  some  individual  students  and  staff  were  coping 
with  daily.  Sometimes  its  not  easy  to  put  on  a  brave  front. 
When  we  feel  that  our  world  is  falling  apart  around  us, 
honest,  loyal  and  caring  friends  are  our  best  resources.  As 
we  mature  we  face  an  increasingly  complex  series  of  deci- 
sions we  must  make  everday.  As  we,  both  students  and 
staff,  grapple  with  these  problems,  we  need  the  support  of 
peers  and  adults  who  are  willing  to  listen  to  our  questions  and 
be  understanding  of  our  indecisions  and  fears.  If  in  our  haste 
to  move  ahead  on  our  own  personal  journey  we  can  be  more 
aware  and  concerned  for  those  who  are  traveling  beside, 
before  and  behind  us,  we  can  each  in  our  own  small  but 
significant  way  make  the  roadway  smoother  for  each  one  of 
us.  This  is  my  own  personal  goal  for  my  time  in  the  Duxbury 
High  School  community. — Frank  Lord 


Faculty  13 


Foreign  Language 
Business  Education 
Special  Needs 


14  Faculty 


Iris  Brough 
Robert  Hayes 
David  Murphy 


Paul  Francis 
Robert  Hutchinson 
Margret  O'Brien 


Michael  Reed 
Robert  Webster 
Thomas  Given 
Russell  Killough-Miller 
Talbot  Smith 


One  night  in  early  December  my  husband,  who  has  worked  in  various  parts  of  the 
business  world  for  about  fifteen  years  now,  asked  across  the  dinner  table,  "Judi,  what  is  it 
that  you  find  so  rewarding  about  teaching?"  Marriage  is  much  like  teaching.  You  learn 
that  sometimes  you  shouldn't  speak  off  the  cuff  unless  you  want  to  live  for  a  long  time 
with  the  comsequences  of  what  you  say.  And  frankly,  the  rewards  change  not  only  with 
the  changing  climate  of  the  workplace  but  also  with  my  changing  as  a  human  being.  I'm 
not  the  same  person  I  was  when  I  was  twenty-two.  It  was  two  days  before  I  had  my  answer 
for  Dan.  I  was  sitting  in  a  classroom  trying  to  teach  writing  when  the  realization  came  to 
me,  much  the  way  a  shadow  passes  over  a  field  of  wheat,  that  it  has  little  to  do  with 
myself  as  teacher  or  the  kids  as  students  but  more  with  what  happens  when  we  sit  down 
together  to  share  a  good  piece  of  writing.  At  moments  like  these  the  real  authority  on  the 
classroom  is  what  is  on  the  page.  Robert  Frost  argued  in  a  speech  he  once  gave  to  the 
Amherst  College  Alumni  Council  that  poems  and  stories  are  written  not  by  cunning  but 
by  belief.  "The  beauty,  the  something,  the  little  charm  of  the  thing  to  be,  is  more  felt  than 
known.  There  is  a  common  jest,  one  that  always  annoys  me,  on  the  writers,  that  they 
write  the  last  end  first ,  and  then  work  up  to  it;  that  they  lay  a  train  toward  one  sentence 
that  they  think  is  pretty  nice  and  have  all  fixed  up  to  set  like  a  trap  to  close  with.  No,  it 
should  not  be  that  way  at  all.  No  one  who  has  ever  come  close  to  the  arts  has  failed  to  see 
the  difference  between  things  written  that  way,  with  cunning  and  device,  and  the  kind 
that  are  believed  into  existence,  that  begin  in  something  more  felt  than  known." — 
Robert  Frost  The  papers  we  talked  about  in  our  classroom  that  day — George  Horesta's 
expose  of  his  life  as  a  turkey  killer,  Darryl  Coyne's  muted  symphony  on  guitar  and  family, 
Andy  Ritch's  confession  of  what  it's  like  to  wait  in  the  Angelo's  parking  lot  while  his 
mother  finishes  her  grocery  shopping — had,  I  think,  been  believed  into  existence.  Watch- 
ing students  write  papers  like  these  makes  teaching  worthwhile.  Sharing  them  makes  it 
magic. — Judi  Heitzman 


Science 


Gerda  Edmunds 


Faculty  15 


Hail,  Hail  the  gang's  all  here! 


No,  no  -please  don't  Mike... 


16  Candids 


Condids  17 


Candids  19 


20  Candids 


De  Do  Do  Do  De  Da  Da  Da  is  ali  I  can  say  after  so 
many  years  here.  Nothing  else  would  fit.  Nothing  can 
sum  up  all  I  feel,  all  I  want  to  say.  I  have  such  a  feeling  of 
newfound  freedom.  I'm  excited  to  be  legal,  to  be  run- 
ning my  own  life.  I'll  be  out  in  the  "real  world"  soon,  to 
experience  all  that  life  has  to  offer.  But  at  the  same 
time,  I'm  scared  to  death.  What  happens  next?  Where 
will  I  go?  What  will  I  do?  And  most  important,  will 
people  like  me?  Will  I  make  new  friends?  Will  they 
measure  up  to  the  ones  I  have  now,  the  ones  I  may 
never  see  again?  Will  I  ever  have  as  much  fun  as  I've 
had  here?  Only  time  will  tell.  I  have  to  be  optimistic,  I 
have  to  make  my  future  happen,  and  happen  right. 
They  say  high  school  is  the  best  time  of  our  lives.  Let's 
prove  them  wrong,  let's  make  the  future  even  better 
than  the  past  four  years.  Best  of  luck,  Class  of  1989. 
De  Do  Do  Do  De  Da  Da  Da,  they're  meaningless  and  all 

that's  true.  Sarah  Armour 


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Wait  let  me  fix  my  hair."  (Sarah  Armour) 


All  dressed  up  and  nowhere  to 


28  Senior  Candids 


Amy  Hambleton  and  Becky  Pierce  are  all  smiles. 


Senior  Candids  29 


Sarah  A.  Borhek        Mark  Brown 


Paul  Beckman 


Senior  Pictures  3  J 


Sarah  Brown  Ian  Bull 


Erinn  Kristine  Brozman 


Erica  Bruce 


Tim 

Caglarcan 


Michael  Bruno 


Cynthia  Peter  J. 
Caliendo  Capraro 


Paul  Canty 


32  Senior  Pictures 


Bradford  A.  Carver  Christopher 

Chamberlain 


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David  G.  Cass 


Pamela  A 
Ceccarelli 


Christopher 
Matthew  Chin 


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Joseph  M.  Chrusz 


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Matt  Cincotti 


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Stephanie  L  Clack 


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ChllsitlfS  A.  Cleary     Kathleen  Ann  Connell 


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Linda  M.  Clisham 


Melissa  Coburn 


Andrew  5. 
Corbett 


Michael  Coogan 


Jason 

Steven 

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Sarah  Jane  Collins 


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Kerri  Costa 


34  Senior  Pictures 


Darryl  J.  Coyne 


John  R.  Crawford 


Carolyn  G. 
Cummings 


Laura  Diann  David 


VMM 


Tiffany  Cyr 


Marie  E.  Delprete 


Caryn  E.  Demello 


Robert  N.  Dente 


Christine 

Renee 

Devaux 


Keri  Margaret 
Dowd 


Kimberly  Ann  Dowd 


Michael  R.  Deshaies 


36  Senior  Pictures 


Jeffrey  /?.  Downin     Michael  J.  Edwards  Richard  C.  Ferson 


Stephanie  Karrie  Ann  Ferrell 

Moore  Drollett 


Julie  Dianne  Amanda  P.  Ferry       Tracy  Elizabeth  Fitzpatrick 

Dwyer 

Senior  Pictures  37 


Thomas  Carl  Gallagher 


Matthew  /?.  Gammons  Susan  Giumetti 


38  Senior  Pictures 


Andrew  T. 
Govoni 


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James  F.  Gregg 


William  R.  Christopher  R.  Grant 
Graham  Jr. 


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Karen  Ann  Greene 


Senior  Pictures  39 


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Leslie  Ann  Gurry 


Stacy  £  Hale 


Amy  Hambleton 


Justin  B. 
Healey 


Margaret 
CB.  Hill 


Michael  Patrick  Haley   Jennifer  A.  Harrington  Kelly  Ann 

Hillary 


40  Senior  Pictures 


Paul  R.  Hodgdon 


Elodie  Sophie  Hofmann 


Gregory  Jackson 


Heidi  Ann  James 


Paige  W. 
Holden 


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Kristen  Ann  James 


George  C. 
Horesta 


David  Mathew 
Hutton 


Senior  Pictures  4  1 


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Janell  M. 
Jasmin 


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Paul  Jordan 


Judy  A  Jeanmonod 


John  Paul  Joyce 


Jennifer  E.  Johnson 


42  Senior  Pictures 


Jeffrey  A. 
Kauffman 


Theresa  L 
Keefe 


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Erin  C.  Kennedy 


Laura  A.  Kilroy 


Timothy  Kinney 


Alayna  M.  Kirchick 


Alyssa  C.  La  hey 


Jennifer  D. 
Knoll 


Michelle  J.  Laporte 


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Jennifer  L.  Laramee 


Cindy  Z.  Koplovsky 


Senior  Pictures  43 


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Peter  M.  Lindquist 


44  Senior  Pictures 


^  Sherrill  A.  McAloney 

Christopher  J, 
MacNevin 


P.  Robin  Mastrovita  Heather  A.  McCarthy 


Megan  L  McCarthy 

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Michael  M.  McDonough     Kirstin  Joy 

McLellan 


Richard  L  McHugh 


Jeff  R. 

Laraine  McKinnon  McNeil 


Nancy  £  McLean 


46  Senior  Pictures 


Steven  L 
Meallo 


Eileen  M. 
Melvin 


Robert  J.  Medeiros 


John  A.  Moccaldi  Mark  A  Nappellio 


Meridith  C.  Moore      Kendra  Alexandra         Leann  Nathan 

Mumford 


Senior  Pictures  47 


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Ronald  A  Needleman  George  Carl  Olson 


David  K.  Nelson 


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Aon  /Anne 
Overhiser 


Kerrie  Jeanne  O'Toole 


C.  Maria 
Panozzo 


Cheryl  Ann  Newton 


Kate  O'Hare 


48  Senior  Pictures 


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Nathan  B.  Patenaude         Nicole  R.  Pevzner       Thomas  A.  Pierce 


Jennifer  D.  Petersen         Jeannine  M.  Phillips 


Jonathan  J.  PetrucelH        Rebecca  W.  Pierce      Michael  J.  Powers 

Senior  Pictures  49 


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Amy  K.  Raabe 


Glenn  Robert  Rand 


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Paige 

50  Senior  Pictures 

Andrew 
Scott  Ritch 


Lyle  Gary 
Roberts 


Juliann  Roper 


Benjamin  B.  Riordon 


John  V.  Santos 


Audrey  Dawn 
Schindler 


Meghan  E. 
Saunders 


Caroline  T.  Scullin 


Peter  C.  Savage  Jr.    Karl  G.  See 


Mary  K.  Sekerak 


Deirdre  G.  Sheehan 


Senior  Pictures  5 1 


Tract  Ann  Sheridan 


Michelle  M.  Shimp  Denise  Standford 


52  Senior  Pictures 

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Heather  Lea  Tenney 


Patrick  A  Alexandra  L  Swan 
Streibel 


Erik  C.  Svendsen 


Senior  Pictures  53 


Ryan  C.  Tillson 


Robert  J.  Tripp 


Matthew  John 
Twomey 


Jeff 

Vantatenhove 


54  Senior  Pictures 


Paul  W. 
Voloshen 


Rosemary  J.  Tufankjian    David  B.  Vanderbilt     Jessica  5. 

Walsh 


Scott  Robert  Wenham 


Kate  A.  Winn 


Sharon  L  Wheeler 


Jessica  A 
Whiteley 


Brian  T.  Wycall 


Shelby  Lynne  Young 
Peter  F.  Wilken  Gary  N.  Williamson 


Senior  Pictures  55 


Eric  Zee 


AH  son  Zimon 


Jennifer  M. 
Santos 


56  Senior  Pictures 


Shauna  M. 
Deleconio 


Nancy  Ann 
Coyle 


Saysha  L 
Wiggins 


Erin  Griffin 


David 
Sullivan 


Chris  Grant 


Senior  Pictures  57 


58  Senior  Candids 


Just  cheek  out  our  senior  quotes! 


Senior  Condids  59 


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Senior  Candids  6  1 


64  Senior  Candids 


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Liza  Alteri 
Sarah  Armour 
Lisa  Atkinson 
Alison  Austin 
Kelley  Berglund 

Sarah  Brown 
Erinn  Brozman 
Erika  Bruce 
Cindy  Caliendo 
Chris  Chamberlain 

Joe  Chrusz 
Matt  Cincotti 
Christine  Cleary 
Linda  Clisham 
Kathleen  Connell 

Michael  Coogan 
Darryl  Coyne 
Carolyn  Cummings 
Laurie  David 
Kara  Davis 

Caryn  Demello 
Mike  Deshaies 
Keri  Dowd 
Kim  Dowd 
Stephanie  Drollett 

Julie  Dwyer 
Amanda  Ferry 
Ben  Furmaniak 
Susan  Giumetti 
Bill  Graham 

Stacy  Hale 
Amy  Hambleton 
Jon  Hanlon 
Jennifer  Harrington 
Jeff  Hojlo 

Paige  Holden 
Heidi  &  Kristen  James 
Jen  Johnson 
Alayna  Kirchick 
Jennifer  Knoll 


Baby  Pictures  65 


Alyssa  Lahey 
Jennifer  Laramee 
Mike  Lehman 
Joyce  Under 
Sandy  Luce 

Poppyann  Mastrovita 
Sherri  McAloney 
Heather  McCarthy 
Rick  McHugh 
Laraine  McKinnon 

Kirstin  McLellan 
Jill  Mercier 
Meridith  Moore 
Kim  Nangle 
Cheryl  Newton 

Kerrie  O'Toole 
Lori  Overhiser 
C.  Maria  Pannozzo 
Beckey  Pierce 
Amy  Raabe 

Paige  Reed 
Peter  Savage 
Mary  Kate  Sekerak 
Deidre  Sheehan 
Traci  Sheridan 

Michelle  Shimp 
Shari  Silvers 
Denise  Stanford 
Heather  Tenney 
Rosemary  Tufankjian 

Scott  Wenham 
Jessica  Whiteley 
Saysha  Wiggins 
Kate  Winn 
Alison  Zimon 


T.C.  Keefe  &  Mike 
George 

Andy  Ritch  &  Nancy 
Mclean 


66  Baby  Pictures 


Senior  Quotes 

Robert  Adamski — Yo!  Maft,  Mike,  Ant,  Rob,  Lyle, 
Brian,  Dave...Whats  up. ..3  Bee. ..Matt  pull  over. ..No 
don't  leave!  Say  the  alphabet... You  fail... Ant,  Trig- 
ger... #67  thanks  M  +  D 

Elizabeth  Alongi — Fun  times,  good  memories 
rhanks  you  guys.  When  you  put  your  mind  to  it,  you 
zon  get  anything  you  want.  Let's  cruz-Boink.  thanks 
V\om  and  Dad 

Liza  Altieri — So  many  faces  in  and  out  of  my  life. 
Some  will  last  and  some  will  fade.  Life  is  a  series  of 
nello  and  goodbyes.  I'm  afraid  it's  time  to  say  good- 
Dye  again.  Thank  you  Mom,  Dad,  Bill,  and  Alex.  Best 
Friends  forever  Gina.  I  love  you. 
Jodi  Andrews — S.S.L.  Champs  Soccer  86#  "Goal- 
e"  Sara,  Yogi,  Adele,  Scott.  Let  the  good  times  roll! 
Thoroughbred  Racing  1  #  Mom  +  Dad  thanks  for 
everything  I  love  you  both  Good-bye  DHS 
Sarah  Armour — Keep  out  the  gloom,  let  in  the  sun, 
mat's  my  advice  to  everyone.  It's  only  once  we  pass 
this  way  so  day  by  day... Spread  a  little  happiness  as 
you  go  by.  Sting! !!Chickeybabes  vs.  Pecks.  Swim- 
Raine-flipturn!  Pourcey  Walka.  Lata  much  DHS 
Lisa  Atkinson — Each  time  I  see  the  upside-down 
man  standing  in  the  water,  I  look  at  him  and  laugh, 
although  I  shouldn't  oughter.  For  maybe  in  another 
world  another  time  another  town  maybe  HE  is  right 
side  up  and  I  am  upside  down.  "Reflections"-Shel 
Silverstein 

Alison  Austin — "Its  the  end  of  the  world  as  we 
know  it,  and  I  feel  fine!"  Cindy  and  Sara  let's  go  to 
Hilton  Head.  Eileen  thank  you  for  everything,  and 
always  remember;  Loon-our  rock,  New  Year's  Eve, 


Great  Woods,  and  Marco  Island!  Good  Luck! 
Rick  Barrett — There  are  no  small  parts,  only  small 
actors. 

Paul  Beckman — Tripp  climb  that  ladder.  Party  after 
work  Chris.  Osborn's  Drop  off  at  2:00.  Dave  you 
won't  die.  Party  Parents  went  to  dinner.  Time  to  get 
going 

Steven  Bergamesca — I'm  really  gonna  miss  the  es- 
capades throughout  the  state-The  kids,  the  van,  the 
fun-and  telling  Tim  where  to  go! 
Kelley  Berglund — You  can  never  be  too  rich  or  too 
thin 

Sara  Borhek — Cindy,  Ali,  Eileen,  Cally,  TC,  Les,  Cin- 
dy, Mike,  Lyle,  Ant,  Dave,  Brian,  Rob,  Matt,  Dickie 
&  Eric — Good  Times  89'.  Hilton  Head-Ah  it's  the 
Huffy  Brothers,  circles,  "let's  play  suites",  INX- 
S"ouch  my  toe",  Mike's  house,  Mr.  Dingus,  Com- 
mons, "Beach  in  it"  let  the  good  times  roll,  Lata 
much  DHS.  Thanx  Mom,  Dad  &  Jeff. 
Mark  Brown — Yes,  there  are  two  paths  you  can  go 
by,  but  in  the  long  run,  there's  still  time  to  change  the 
road  you're  on. ..Led  Zepplin  "Stairway  to  Heaven" 
Sarah  Brown — Friendship  is  a  binding  contract  you 
sign  with  laughter  and  break  with  tears.  Nancy, 
Brewsk,  and  Keri,  Ber.  Florida  "87".  Boat  trips  Field 
Hockey  3  halfbacks.  I'll  never  forget  the  good  times. 
Lata  DHS 

Erinn  Brozman — The  bad  times  will  fade  away  be- 
cause the  good  times  are  forever.  Many  memories 
85-88  Paige,  Paige,  Nancy,  Dickie,  Eric,  Mike,  Amy, 
Sarah,  Keri.  I  Iv.  Derek.  Dweeb  Club,  Baldy  Club, 
#25,  cookies,  Buulinda,  3  man  INXS.  Thanks  Mom, 
Dad,  Kenly  Later  DHS. 

Erika  Bruce — The  past  is  gone,  it  went  by  like  dusk 
to  dawn. 


Family  Ties? — Bill  Graham  and  Alyssa  Lahey 

Some  peoples  idea  of  what  WE  have  is  really 
kind  of  funny.  They  think  "Well,  when  are  you 
getting  married,  how  many  kids?"  The  truth  is  we 
don't  know  how  the  future  will  go.  We  just  enjoy 
what  we  have  now  and  we'll  let  the  future  take 
care  of  itself.  People  say  they  really  admire  us  stay- 
ing together  this  long.  They  say  it  like  it  is  some- 
thing hard  to  do  but  for  me  it  is  not.  Lys  is  part  of 
my  life,  a  large  part.  And  I  wouldn't  have  gone 
through  the  past  three  years  any  other  way. -Bill 
Graham 


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Mike  Bruno — Take  it  slow,  but  take  it.  Scuba  Dub- 
bin anyone?  anyone?  anyone?  Hawaii  bound. 
Ian  Bull— "Get  Motivated" 

Cindy  Caliendo — Take  one  step  out  the  door,  look 
around  for  a  whole  lot  more-INXS. 
Pete  Capraro — Think  of  what  a  better  world  would 
be  if  everyone  had  cookies  and  milk  at  about  3 
o'clock  every  afternoon  and  then  layed  down  with  a 
blanket  for  a  nap. 

David  Cass — #4  Soccer  Captain.  Hey  Brian,  Mike, 
Lyle,  Ant,  Eric,  Dick,  Rob,  Matt...  WHAT'S  UP. 
We're  Finally  out  of  here,  Eggbert! 
Pamela  Ceccarelli — Well  this  is  the  end  of  a  perfect 
day,  near  the  end  of  a  journey  too;  but  it  leaves  a 
thought  that  is  big  and  strong,  with  a  wish  that  is  kind 
and  true. 

Christopher  Chamberlain — "Open  your  eyes  and 
look  within-are  you  satisfied  with  the  life  your  livin? 
We  know  where  we're  goin',  we  know  where  we're 
from  -we're  leavin'  Babylon,  we're  goin"'  Bob  Marley 
and  the  Wailers 

Chris  Chin — Parents  just  don't  understand.  Some- 
times you  kick,  Sometimes  you  get  kicked!  Perma- 
nent Vacation.  You  be  illin'!  Hot  Summer  Nights, 
you're  my  time  of  year.  No  retreat,  No  surrender. 
Only  Time  Will  Tell.  #8.  Live  and  Let  Live! 
Joseph  Chrusz — Football  #80,  Golf,  State  Champs 
III.  Early  in  the  morning  Triples  3  years.  Hey  Twitch. 
Welcome  to  the  Jungle.  INXS.  JC;  Jon. Northeastern 
Bound.  Thanxs  Mom,  Dad,  Vic  and  Erica. 
Matt  Cincotti — This  is  Matt,  "Harry,  Cinco"  Cin- 
cotti  saying  "  He  said:  Deck'em".  "Don't  worry,  be 
happy  ".  Soccer  and  skiing  #1.  Mom  and  Dad, 


thanks  for  your  love  and  guidance,  Later  DHS. 
Christine  Cleary — The  good  times  and  the  memo- 
ries will  last  forever. Thanxs  Mom  and  Dad,  Cindy.  I 
love  you  Ted!  I'll  never  forget  you  guys!  It's  been 
great! 

Michael  Clifford — "What  you  see  is  what  you  get" 
Linda  Clisham — Some  day  we'll  look  back  on  this 
and  it  will  all  seem  funny. 

Sarah  Collins — Don't  walk  in  front  of  me;  I  may  not 

follow.  Don't  walk  behind  me;  I  may  not  lead.  Just 
walk  beside  me;  and  be  my  friend!  Thanks  Mom, 
Dad,  Martha.  Stacy,  Paige,  Pops  and  Pete-I  love  you 
all-See  ya  later. 

Melissa  Coburn — Best  Friends  Forever(RENEE) 
LATER  GUYS.  The  "T",  Boston.  Beach  Boy  Con- 
cert "Roy".  Prom  "88",  Mike.  What's  that  thump- 
ing noise?  Paul.  Love  +  Thankx  Mom,  SIS,  and 
Friends. 

Kathleen  Connell — "one  thing  worth  having  is  a 
friend  who  stands  the  test.  And  one  who  has  a  friend 
like  this  knows  friendship  at  its  Best"  (Pebbles) 
Michael  Coogan — If  you  have  to  ask  you'll  never 

know. 

Andrew  Corbett — All  human  beings  are  born  free 
and  equal  in  dignity  and  rights,  "We  will  not  rest  until 
all  people  are  free,  everywhere,  and  all  forms  of  dis- 
crimination have  been  erased  completely.  Free  Nel- 
son Mandela!  Ellos  dancing  con  solos.  Thanks  Mom 
+  Dad,  Jamie,  Lorna,  Jeremy  and  Friends.  Biko!  Re- 
member Biko. 
Jason  Corn — I  have  enjoyed  my  4  year  stay  in  Dux- 
bury  High.  I  would  like  to  thank  the  Music  Depart 
ment  for  making  my  stay  fun. 


Lenny  &  Squiggy — Mike  George  and  Lyle  Roberts 
Lyle  and  myself  have  been  friends  for  many 
years,(since  the  sixth  grade  to  be  exact).  We  have 
been  teammates  in  both  football  and  basketball 
for  four  years.  Through  the  years  we  have  been 
together  pretty  much  every  weekend.  We  enjoy 
partying  together  and  going  to  other  social  events. 
We  have  had  fun  in  our  school  years,  and  we  hope 
to  stayin  touch  with  each  other  and  remain  friends 
as  we  grow  up  and  enter  the  real  world. -Mike 
George 


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Keri  Costa — I  would  live  all  my  life  in  nonchalance 
and  insouciance  were  it  not  for  making  a  living,  which 
is  rather  a  nuciance...Ogden  Nash.  The  best  of 
times;  Nantucket  summers,  the  "days  after",  not 
hanging  around  at  DHS,  and  leaving,  kinda  early. 
Thanks  to  my  parents  and  Kathy  Riley  for  all  their 
love  and  support,  I  couldn't  have  done  it  without 
you.  A  special  thanks  to  Mrs.  Greene  for  not  forget- 
ting who  I  was  during  my  absence  in  '88-'89. 
Nancy  Coyle — Good  friends  and  great  memories  are 
the  ones  that  last.  Look  ahead  to  better  days  and 
better  ways.  Thanx  Mom, Dad, Shauna, Dawn  +  ev- 
eryone. Miss  ya  Keri! 

Darryl  Coyne — The  best  12  years  of  our  lives  are 
finally  over.  But  fear  not  children.  It's  never  too  late 


Heather,  Julie,  Carla,  Steph,  Bonnie  and  Kathy.  "In 
the  Name  of  Love"  U2  rules.  Love  you  Mom  +  Dad, 
Rob  +  Jim.  Lata  DHS 

Kara  Davis — "Jen,  what  am  I  gonna  do?"  Thanks 
for  everything  Mom,  Mike,  Dad,  and  Grandma.  See 
you  at  UMASS  Jen!  All  my  love  to  Jim,Jen,  Steph, 
Holly,  and  Marianne. 

Shauna  Deleconio — I'll  miss  Duxbury  High.  Well 
maybe  not  that  much! 

James  Delorenzo — Hey  man,  is  that  Freedom 
Rock?  Brutha.  Arrowroot.  My  Bacon,  Nellykins.  Sox 
&  Celts  #1,  Dude-Walkin'  the  dog-Aerosmith-3 
times  so  far... Thanks  everyone-'specially  Sees! 
Chicken  Ciao  Mein  Rob,  Ron,  etc.  &  Lata  DHS 


to  change.  Pardon  me,  but  now  I  must  fly.  I'm  outta 
here  and  me  too. 

John  Crawford — So  baby  dry  your  eyes,  save  all  the 
tears  you've  cried,  that's  what  dreams  are  made  of  - 
Van  Halen 

Beth  Crothers — Do  with  what  you  can,  when  you 
can,  wherever  you  can  -but  don't  get  caught. 
Thanks  for  everything  -everyone! 
Carolyn  Cummings — The  girl  by  the  whirlpool's 
looking  for  a  new  fool,  Don't  follow  leaders  or  watch 
your  parking  meters,  walk  on  your  tiptoes  don't  tie 
no  bows,  better  stay  away  from  those  that  hang 
around  the  fire  hose.  Don't  want  to  be  a  bum  you'd 
better  chew  gum. -Subterranean  Homesick  Blues- 
Bob  Dylan 

Laurie  David — "Finish  what  you  started"  Its  been  a 
great  4  years.  Best  of  friends  Meg,  Heather, 


Marie  Delprete — Hey  you  guys  and  kitties!  It's  our 
last  year,  and  we're  outa  here!  Yes,  Softball  was  a 
blast  and  riding  in  the  Baby  Fire  engine  was  a  thrill 
(yuh)!  I'll  always  remember  the  good  times,  Lata 
DHS!!! 

Caryn  Demello — You  can  see  that  I  am  not  trying  to 
please  you  by  sweet  talk  and  flattery:  no,  I  am  trying 
to  please  God.  If  I  were  still  trying  to  please  men  I 
could  not  be  Christ's  servant.  I  have  been  crusified 
with  Christ:  and  I  myself  no  longer  live,  but  Christ  lives 
in  me.  And  the  real  life  I  now  have  within  this  body  is  a 
result  of  my  trusting  in  the  son  of  God,  who  loved  me 
and  gave  himself  to  me.  Galatians  1 ;  10-Galatians 
2;20 

Mike  Deshaies — DHS:My  search  to  acquire  a  brain 

like  Spock's  and  a  body  like  Kirk's. 

Christine  Devaux — Hey  chicky  babes!  Tarik's 


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there.  I'm  not.  Do  you  miss  HIM  Sandy?  Wait  'till 
your  next  B-Day  Lys.Lets  get  a  horror  movie  next 
time  Sarah, let's  go  to  New  York...  or  Morocco. Au 
revoir 

Mike  Dinsmore — "Who  am  I  to  blow  agasinst  the 
wind" 

Keri  M.Dowd — I  am  part  of  all  the  people  I  have 
known... we  would  not  survive  were  it  not  for  our 
friends! MSarah  &  Nancy(Florida  87':hold  on  to  the 
memories  but  get  psyched  for  the  future!  thanks 
everyone  lata  D.H.S. 

Kimberly  A.  Dowd — Basketball  and  Softball  captin. 
the  Baby  Fire  Engine,  How  long  have  I  liked  Him? 
Friends  made  now  are  friends  forever.  Goodluck  Kell 
and  Bri.  Thanks-love  you  mom  and  dad.  "Miles  to  go 
before  I  sleep." 

Jeffery  Downin — To  Jeff,  Ben,  and  Dave:High 
school's  more  than  Soccer,  X-C,  Track,  Ice  and  Field 
hockey,  homework,  newspaper  and  yearbook.  It's 
Genesis,  Clapton,... 

Stephanie  Drollett — J.B,  thanx  for  having  sen- 
tences for  me  to  finish.  I  don't  know  but  "the  lion 
sleeps  tonight".  If  you  can't  find  it  Jean,  grind  it.  It's 
in  our  blood!  Don't  be  cruel,  baby!  Thanx  Planet 
Twilo! 

Julie  Dwyer — Each  dream  in  your  heart  lies  within 
reach  of  you  just  belive  in  yourself.  Gymnsastics!  S.S 
League  Champs!  Now  it's  our  turn  Heath.  Best  Bud- 
dies, Heather,  Laurie,  Megan,  Heather.  Thanks 
Mom,  Dad  and  Jade  I  love  you.  #6  Kevin,  your  the 
best!  I  love  you. 

Michael  Edwards — You  cant  always  get  what  you 
want,  No  you  cant  always  get  what  you  want.  But  if 
you  try  sometime  you'll  get  what  you  need!-Rolling 


Laverne  &  Shirley:  Stephanie  Drollett  &  Jeannine 
Phillips 

As  we  ponder  our  years  at  DHS  a  question 
comes  to  mind:  Why  the  heck  have  we  been  such 
good  friends  for  so  long?  We  don't  have  enough 
space  here  to  record  three  years  of  our  lives.  But 
we  do  feel  that  our  friendship  means  alot  more  to 
us  than  others. What  we  do  together  is  no  different 
from  what  you  and  you  friends  do.  In  our  opinion 
friendship  is  always  being  there  for  each  other. is.  It 
is  very  hard  to  find  a  good  friend  and  once  you  find 
one  you  should  hold  on  to  them.-Steffadoodle  & 
Jeanie  Beanie 


Stones 

Karrie  Ferrell — Beat  friends  Phil  &  Karen,  Summer  of 
'88'-The  All  Nighter,  4th  of  July,  Canada-Munich, 
Clamdigging  with  Tima,  Tish,  Weena,  Rego,  Too 
Funny  the  Hyundai  motion. 

Amanda  Ferry — What  you  give,  you  keep;  What 
you  keep,  you  lose.  Good  Luck!  Prom  88'-Chilly 
Leann?,  Benchbuddies,  Wash-n-Go,  Marshfield 
Fair?  Out  of  gas?  Gotta  Go?  Fridays!  Thanks  Guys! 
Rich  Ferson — You  don't  have  to  know  you  station 
in  life,  people  will  tell  you  when  to  get  off.  Good  Luck 
everyone.  I'm  out  of  here. 

Tracy  Fitzpatrick — Long  you  live,  high  you  fly. 
Smiles  you  give,  tears  you  cry.  All  you  touch,  all  you 
see,  is  all  your  life  will  ever  be.  Love  is  a  friendship  that 
has  caught  on  fire. 

Candace  Forsman — "nothing  will  ever  mean  tomor- 
row what  it  meant  today",  too  many  coincidences, 
Are  you  sisters?,  Skor  bars,  Okemo-watch  the  tree, 
this  is  goofy. 

Benjamin  Furmaniak — ...Proms,  Pool  Party,  Python 
Skiing,  Spaceballs,  Bob-mobile,  Shrine,  Blah,  Ayooo, 
Honk,  Squeeze,  Spyder,  Ninjun  Lugar,  M.A.S- 
.P.(Hollywood)... 

Thomas  Gallagher — ...Spain,  Beach,  Girls  and  Job- 
s(or  lack  of).  Hang  in  there  Andy  +  Tim.  Later,  DHS. 
The  Rearrangers  live!  Elwood  Blues:"lts  1  15  miles..." 
Matthew  Gammons — "You  can  check  out  any 
time  you  like,  but  you  can  never  leave."  Good  Luck 
Everyone.  Thanks  Mom,  Dad,  Greg,  and  Mark. 
Michael  George — "..And  I  said  to  my  reflection, 
let's  get  out  of  this  place." 

Ryan  Gillis — Sunshine  all  the  way  for  the  rest  of  our 
lives,  I'd  hate  to  see  you  walking  out  there  out  in  the 


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rain.  And  now  that  we're  outa  here  Welcome  to  the 
Jungle. 

Leslie  Gilmore — Bahamas  88,  Great  Woods,  the 
4th,  "All  good  things  last"  "Preserve  the  memories 
they're  all  thats  left  you"  "The  future  is  but  a  ques- 
tion mark." 

Asbjorn  Gislason — "I'm  Icelandic,  what's  you  ex- 
cuse?" Soccer  9. ..Help  me  with  my  locker!  Are  you 
sure?  OF  COURSE! 

Susan  Giumetti — "Are  you  two  sisters?  Too  many 
memories!  Blue  Bomber  rules!  'Life's  been  good  to 
me  so  far!'  Route  3A:  McD's!  You  GOOF!  'I'm  as 
free  as  a  bird  now!'  Love  ya  M  +  D-Eric,  Don 
(thanks!) 

Andy  Gavoni— "GOODBYE,  DUXBURY  HIGH.  It 
sure  was  fun  while  it  lasted.  Life  was  made  for  week- 


M&D" 

Erin  Griffin — "Rams/ Jason/Burkes/Rappin' 
Nikki/Waldo/Gram/Eddie/Kristen  and  Jon;  Thanx 
for  everything  Mom/ Good  luck  guido  &  pretzel 
Leslie  Gurry— "It's  Friday!  Nerp.  BE  HAPPY!  LIKE 
THE  LOOK!  To  the  most  unforgettable  us!  Simply 
perfect!  JEEP.  To  the  best  parents  &  family  ILU." 
Stacy  Hale — "We  neither  get  better  or  worse  as  we 
grow  older,  but  more  like  ourselves  and  that  is  what 
we  will  cherish  most.  Thanks  Mom,  Dad,  Robert, 
Dana,  and  all  my  friends." 

Michael  Haley — "Bob's  peanuts  on  the  checkered 
floor  and  the  nuclear  war.  The  Pastafest  and  the 
Pimp  mobile.  #s  26,67,84,47,and  #2.  Erin-"l'd  hate 
to  look  in  to  those  eyes  and  see  an  ounce  of  pain." 
Love  you  much.  Einstein  and  Henry  and  Bob  sore 


Promising  Picassos:  Greg  Jackson  and  Cindy  Ko-  Future  Olymplians:  Jen  Harrington  and  Mike 
plovsky  George 


ends,  the  rest  was  made  for  sleep!  Class  of  '89  will 
rule  FOREVER.  LET'S  GO  BRUINS!! 
Bill  Graham — "Remember  the  joys,  successes,  and 
failures  of  the  past  but  look  to  the  future;  there  will 
be  more  of  each." 

Chris  Grant — '"Rents  going  to  CVS  tonight? ;'Slap 
me  some  Dave!';'Hey  Cheify,  what's  up?'  Julie,  Sta- 
cey  'Hey  Ugly';  Aerosmith  '88;  THANX  MOM- 
+  DAD;  'Life  moves  pretty  fast,  if  you  don't  stop 
and  look  around  once  in  a  while  you  might  miss  it.'" 
Robert  Green — "There's  a  rat  in  the  classroom!  Nice 
Gargantuan  muffles  Tim,  it's  a  42  month  battery!!! 
Good  4  years.  June  '89  Celebration  Day...  Ramble 
on. 

Karen  Greene — "Shut  up-already. . .Dam!  Les, 
Bambi,  Marie,  Cindy  'The  Italian  Stallion'  Ice  cream 
forever.  THE  LOOK.  Violent  Femmes.  I  love  you 


cat.  WOW!" 

Amy  Hambleton — "G-bury-Labor  Day  Weekend, 
Quebec,  Summer  '88,  free  country-Bri  &  Guess 
what?  Daytona!  Skiing,  Bri's  cottage,  prom,  beach, 
Thanx  Mom,  Gee  Bee  +  Sissy.  Never  say  Good- 
bye!" 

Jonathan  Hanlon — "Don't  take  life  too  seriously, 
always  have  fun.  I  love  Baseball  and  Hoop  and  my 
blue  bug.  I  love  you  Mom  and  Dad." 
Jennifer  Harrington — "The  only  real  friends  are  the 
people  who  like  you  for  how  you  are  inside.  #14 
capt.  soccer  and  track.  Hoop  INXS  8/9/88  Erin  Hoy 
Sure  Hubei.  Kennedy  &  Kimbo  best  friends  what's 
the  moral?  Thanks  Mom  and  Dad,  Pal  Good  Luck 
Ric  I  love  you." 

Justin  Healey — "Pot  Luck,  Bay  Farm,  Pete's  Pit, 
were  all  fun,  and  I  hope  to  have  a  better  senior 


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Kelly  Hillary — "CRASH!  When  the  world  is  running 
down,  you  make  the  best  of  what's  still  around./ 
summer  of  '87/  scoopin'  at  Farfar's/Thanx  K,  Mrs. 
C,  Mom  +  Dad.  See  ya! 

Paul  Hodgdon—  "To  my  friends  of  '89,  THANX! 
DHS  Hockey  wil  always  rule.(#  1 5)  Winning  isn't  ev- 
erything, it's  the  only  thing!  The  cocktail  hour  is  over 
&  now  the  party  begins.  DHS  has  ben  real  &  fun  but 
not  real  fun." 

Elodie  Hoffman — "Qu'est-ce  qui  pourrait  sauver  I'a- 
mour;  Qu'est-ce  qui  pourrait  sauver  I'amour;  Et  com- 
ment retrouver  le  gout  de  la  vie;  Qui  pourra  rem- 
placer  le  besoin  par  I'envie;  Ou  est  le  souiveux? 
Jeffrey  F.  Hojlo — "#9;  4  yrs.  vars.  baseball-Bosox- 
summertime-the  Battlewagon:  Does  this  thing  run? 
'88  Junior  Prom-How  do  you  spell  that?-Gameting- 
HOOP-crank  it  up!  Pine  Knoll-NH-A  Little  Links?- 
The  T?PAY?-To  all  the  good  times-Adios  DHS  and 
now,  on  to  bigger  and  better  things-Thanks  M  +  D." 
Paige  Holden — "Some  people  come  into  our  lives, 
make  footprints  on  our  hearts  and  we  are  never  the 
same.  Thanks  to  my  family  +  close  special  friends 
especially  Sarah,  Rose,  Alison  +  Donald.  I  love  you 
all!  Consider  me  gone.  I'm  on  the  road  to  find  out." 
David  Hutton — "100  wrestling:  This  team's  got 
class/  Ultima  Celtics  Mets  1  Teach  concepts  not 
technique  Bluefish  Learn  Apply  Dissolve  Enter  the 
Dragon-Hello  Mr.  Braithwait  U.S.A.#1" 
Heidi  Ann  James — "I  swear  to  God  I'm  twenty-one! 
The  wrenchman.  Who  has  a  dirty  mind?  Good  Vibra- 
tions-George Michael.  Get  the  mace!  Hey  Sarah, 
let's  go  see  the  foliage  in  Fairfield  this  summer.  Two 


lifeguards  held  prisoner  at  Friendly's.  Overeaticated. 
Come  on  you  guys  let's  not  do  this  anymore." 
Kristen  James — "Oops!  Just  call  me. ..Plymouth. 
But  I  am  21 !  Party  Cruise  Jeb,  Bob,  Brian.  Virginia.  I 
think  it's  skunked!  Top  of  the  World.  This  has  to  be 
Bud.  I'm  goin  to  visit  Terri.  You're  making  me  ner- 
vous. I  think  we're  lost.  Thanks  Mom.  Bye  DHS." 
Judy  Jeanmonod — "To  search  for  perfection  is  all 
very  well,  but  to  look  for  Heaven  is  to  live  here  in 
Hell." 

Jennifer  Johnson — "I  used  to  do  a  little  but  a  little 

wouldn't  do  it,  so  a  little  got  more  and  more.  I  just 

keep  trying  to  get  a  little  better,  a  little  better  than 

before."  Big  Wen  &  Big  Jen-Blurp-Timmy-Thanx  Joel 

I  love  U-Thanx  Bud  &  Trish-I  think. 

Paul  Jordan — High  School  has  had  a  lot  to  offer-X- 

mas  Eve  Candier,  exploding  cars,  Rambos,  candy, 

February  4th,  Joanne-I  love  you. 

Jeff  Kauffman — I  served  my  sentence,  now  I'm 

free,  I'll  lock  the  door  and  lose  the  key.  Thanks  Mom 

and  Dad. 

Theresa  Keefe — Cindy,  Lez,  Meg,  Cindy,  Sara,  Ei- 
leen, Ali,  Cally,  Brian,  Dave,  Lyle,  Ant,  Rob,  Matt  & 
Mike!  Bahamas  '88-Cind,  Lez,  Meg-How  old  are 
you?  Mike's  house  or  mine?  Good  luck-later  guys! 
Ricky  Keith — The  Cape's  the  way  THANKS  to 
Gramps,  Heather  &  Wayneo,  and  the  Nangle's 
Erin  Kennedy — Erin  and  Mick-Thanks  for  3  awe- 
some years!  Love  you-Jen-INXS-have  some  more 
Jen,  its  good!  Kim-how  do  you  feel?  sick?  Soccer-  1 
Absoslute  rules!  Thanks  Mom,  Dad,  Bri,  Mark... 
Have  some  fun  Kev. 
Laura  Kilroy — Kilroy  was  here 


Bright  Lights:  Judy  Jeanmonod  and  Jon  Hanlon 
What  is  a  senior?  Someone  who  doesn't  have 
enough  time  for  life.  A  word  to  the  wise,  from  the 
wise — RELAX.  We're  always  told  by  adults  that 
these  are  the  best  days  of  our  lives.  They  won't  be 
if  we  don't  make  them. -Judy  Jeanmonod 

In  200  years  Duxbury  Historians  will  look  back 
and  say,"Wow  that  Class  of  1989  was  the  great- 
est. They  won  the  Dalton  Trophy,  performed  the 
best  plays,  and  they  were  incredibly  intelligent.  I 
really  believe  this  will  be  said  and  I  hope  that  every- 
one from  the  Class  of  1 989  has  a  good  career  and 
a  wonderful  time. -Jon  Hanlon 


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Alayna  Kirchick — Its  casual.  Hiking  Karen,  Jen.  Vio- 
ent  Femmes  and  Ben.  Prom  "87"  awesome.  Always 
fodd,  the  B's.  Cross  Country!!  Lazy  Nada.  The 
iweatshirt  Candy.  Here  we  go  loop  de  loop.  Finally  a 
unch  Beach  Boys  6/17.  Def  Leppard  9/29.  Lata 
nuch 

lennifer  Knoll — The  view  from  the  top  is  worth  the 
:limb.Farfar's  scooper!  St.  Thomas!  Good  luck  to 
everyone!  Thanx  Mom  &  Dad  &  Eliz  &  Lori!  See  ya 
3HS! 

Cindy  Koplovsky — "Now  I  see  the  secret  of  making 
he  best  persons.  It  is  to  grow  in  the  open  air  and  to 
2at  and  sleep  with  the  earth. "-Walt  Whitman 
Myssa  C.  Lahey — Don't  Despair  over  the  past  for  it 
s  gone,  but  fear  the  future  neither;  It  is  yours  for  the 


Lyle,  Brian,  Dave,  Rob,  Matt,  and  Ant;  Good  Times 
'89!  So  who's  house  is  available  tonight?  Hilton  Head 
'88  -Huffy  Brothers!  Thanks  Mom  &  Dad! 
Chris  MacNevin — "For  what  is  your  life?  It  is  even  a 
vapour,  that  appeareth  for  a  little  time,  and  then 
vanisheth  away." 

Anthony  Markella — Yo,  Mike,  Lyle,  Dave,  Brian, 
Matt,  Rob,  Bob,  What's  up?  Rock  the  boat  don't  tip 
the  boat  over!  Who's  bringing  me  home?  Mike,  nice 
boots!  These  boots  are  made  for  walking!  Boys,  How 
are  ya?  Bob,  sack?  Thanks  Mom  &  Dad. 
Poppyann  Mastrovita — I  always  knew  someday 
looking  back  on  my  tears  would  make  me  laugh.  But 
I  never  knew  looking  back  on  my  laughter  would 
make  me  cry.  Thanks  Mom,  Dad,  Mandy,  and  all  of 


The  Secret  of  my  Success...:  Jon  Hanlon  and  Ali- 
son Zimon 

Through  my  4  years  at  DHS,  I  have  learned  that 
in  order  to  be  successful  one  needs  motivation. 
Whatever  job  I  have  or  however  much  money  I 
make,  I  will  feel  successful  if  I  am  happy  with  a 
great  family. -Jon  Hanlon 

Like  Jon,  I  feel  that  I  have  worked  hard  through- 
out high  school  and  have  always  tried  to  do  my 
best.  Becoming  a  doctor  is  one  of  my  greatest 
dreams.  I  plan  to  continue  to  work  hard,  and  may- 
be if  I  work  hard  enough  I'll  reach  my  goals. -Alison 
Zimon 


naking. 

Michelle  LaPorte — Jen,  do  I  look  like  I  care?  Smoke 
^ings-By  Laurie  Anderson-"... Well  I  had  a  dream  and 
n  it  I  went  to  a  little  town  and  all  the  girls  in  town  were 
named  Betty..." 

Jennifer  L.  Laramee — Good  memories  last  forever;' 
3rom  '88,  Bayberry  lane?  Wash'n'go  like  a  fish! 
3otta  Go?  Friday 's-sit  much?  Green  Machine-my 
iair!'  NEVER  Forget,  but  don't  live  in  the  past,  live  for 
•he  future.  Good  Luck! 

lohn  Leclair — Its  only  the  beginning,  or  is  it  the  end. 
We're  finally  outta  here.  Later!  College  Bound,  I 
lope! 

Michael  Lehman — Play  for  more  than  you  can  af- 
ord  to  lose  and  you  will  learn  the  game.  DHS  Base- 
ball. Gator. 

Cindy  Lunt — Sara,  Ali,  Eileen,  T.C.,  Cats,  Les,  Mike, 


my  buddies. 

Tim  Mazanec — Outlined  against  a  blue  grey  sky, 
the  four  horsemen  rode  again,  their  names:  Death, 
Pestilence,  File,  Famine;  in  reality  they  are  called 
homework,  teachers,  tests,  and  finals.  In  May, 
school  stopped  and  the  Czech  left  a  grind. 
Sherrill  Anne  McAloney — "One  thing  worth  having 
is  a  friend  who  stands  the  test.  And  one  who  has  a 
friend  like  this  knows  friendship  at  its  best"  (Bam- 
bam) 

Kristen  McCann — Our  time  is  up!  Heather,  summer 
of  '88:  "I  lost  count"  Live  for  the  memories! 
M.M.A.,  Plymouth,  White  Horse  Beach!  DHS-Lata 
much!  The  best  is  yet  to  come... 
Heather  Ann  McCarthy — "We  need  new  dreams 
tonight!  U2  rules  May  7,  1987.  Megan,  Heather, 
Laurie,  Julie,  Bonnie,  Kathy,  you  guys  are  awesome! 


Senior  Quotes  73 


Class  Acts:  Nicole  Pevzner  and  Karl  See 

I  guess  my  most  challanging  part  was  the  Artful 
Dodger  in  last  years  musical  production  of  Oliver.  I 
can't  sing. -Karl  See 

A  voice  is  heard,  unrecognizable  as  one's  own, 
but  reciting  the  familiar  name  with  forced  assur- 
ance. As  the  eyes  turn  to  the  script  and  that  same 
voice  begins  to  read  from  the  page,  the  body  re- 
members to  move.  The  butterflies  disappear,  the 
voice  finds  feeling  and  volume.  As  the  line  andthe 
directors  are  forgotton,  nothing  but  the  character 
being  created  seems  to  exist.  All  to  soon,  the  audi- 
tion is  over. -Nicole  Pevzner 


Thanks  for  everything.  I  Love  you  Tom  Oct.  20, 
1987.  Good  luck  Katie  &  Flynn!!  I  luv  you!  Thanks 
Mom  bye  bye  DHS." 

Megan  L.  McCarthy — "I  want  the  best  of  both 
worlds.  Friends  forever  Heather,  Heather,  Laurie,  Ju- 
lie, Kristen,  Bonnie,  Kathy,  and  Carla,  'but  I  still 
haven't  found  what  I'm  looking  for'  U2  rules!  May  7, 
1 987.  Too  funny!  Love  you  Mom,  Dad,  +  Billy.  Lata 
DHS." 

Mike  McDonough — "Believe  you  and  I  sing  tiny  and 
wise  and  could  if  we  had  to  eat  stone  and  go  on.  - 
Richard  Hugo.  'Glen  Vig'.  The  wild  man's  summer  at 
MASP  as  a  raving  maniac,  hoping  for  a  poetical 
salad." 

Richard  McHugh — "The  best  has  yet  to  come." 
Laraine  McKinnon — "Oh,  but  how  can  I  speak  of 
the  world  rushing  by,  with  a  lump  in  my  throat  and 
tears  in  my  eyes.  Sting!,  INXS,  '89!  Sar-spreaad  hap- 
piness! Everyone-I  love  you!  I  love  you  Mom  and  Dad- 
thank  you.  Lata  much  DHS." 
Nancy  E.  McLean — "Friendships  that  have  stood 
the  test  of  time,  and  change  are  definitely  the  best. 
Sarah  +  Keri-Florida  '87.  I'll  never  forget  you  two. 
I've  had  the  time  of  my  life,  but  the  best  is  yet  to 
come!  Lata  DHS." 

Kirstin  McLellan — "All  my  life  revolves  around 
laughter  and  crying  as  my  life  turns  round  and 
round." 

Rob  Medeiros — "Hey  guys,  what's  up?  Where's 
Mr.  Dingas?  Life  is  like  hockey,  you're  always  trying 
to  shoot  and  score.  No  offense,  but  have  another 
rule.  I  served  my  sentence,  now  I'm  free!  What's 
next?  See  ya  #12." 


Eileen  Melvin— New  Years  Eve  1988  "You've  lost 
that  loving  feeling."  Sarah  and  Cind  the  Huffy  Broth- 
ers. Me  Dingus,  thank  you  very  much.  Ali  thanks  for 
always  being  there  "You've  got  a  friend."  Good 
Luck  to  everyone  We'll  always  remember  the  laugh- 
ter &  the  smiles. 

Jill  Mercier — Just  call  me  Bubbles!  Hey  Guys,  let's 
cruise.  I  was  taught  to  work  for  what  you  want  and 
to  never  give  up.  Thanks  Eddie,  I  love  you.  Thanks 
Mom  and  Dad. 

Meridith  Moore — "A  good  FRIEND  walks  in  when 
the  rest  of  the  world  walks  out".. like  a  fish,  NO  GAS! 
Man,  your  house  or  mine?  Night  swims,  the  Hunts', 
Fridays... Thanks  guys,  see  ya. 
Rob  Moriarty — Quiet  and  Pensive  my  thoughts  ap- 
prehensive, the  hours  drift  away  leaving  my  home 
and  playing  the  lonehand,  my  life  begins  today. — 
Rush.  Thanks  Mom  and  Dad.  CLASS  OF  89'  LAT- 
ER. 

Kendra  Mumford — Wherever  you  go  there  you  are 
to  believe  your  own  thought  to  believe  that  what  is 
true  for  you  in  your  private  heart  is  true  for  all  man 
the  is  genius.  She  tried  to  make  her  story  fleat  cause 
she  was  riding  on  a  boat. 

Kim  Nangle — Whats  the  use  of  worrying  and  feeling 
blue  when  days  are  long  keep  on  smiling  through 
Spread  a  little  happiness  til  dreams  come  true. 
Mark  Nappellio — "Celebrate  Yooth" 
Leann  Nathan — It  was  fun  while  it  lasted.  TENNI 
S. "Isn't  that  a  red  light?"  THE  GREEN  MA- 
CHINE. 1989-How  sweet  it  is.  THanks  everyone-l 
love  you  all.  We've  learned  the  rules,  now  let  th 
games  begin. 


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David  Nelson — Hey  chief y  where  are  you?  Con- 
grats Class  of  89'.  I  love  you  Mom  and  Dad.  What's 
shakin  Jimmy  Dean?  Later,  Ron,  Rob  &  George. 
Good  luck  Trippy.  Thanks  Paul. 
Cheryl  Newton — You  don't  understand  us  So  don't 
repermand  us  — Sting. 

George  Olson — Life  is  an  open  road  with  no  where 
to  go  but  forward.  87'-Bojan,  88'-Pirmin,  89'-the 
white  stuff!  As  if  DHS  helped  any.Burhe  forever,  ev- 
erywhere else  never. 

Kerrie  O'Toole — Whatever  road  you  choose;  I'm 
right  behind  you,  win  or  lose,  Forever  Young. 
Thanks,  I  love  you  guys. 

Lori  Overhiser — Time  is  flying  never  to  return.  Look 
with  favor  upon  a  bold  new  beginning.  A  friend  is,  as 


Most  likely  to  appear  on  the  cover  of  Vogue  and 
GQ:  Rosemary  Tufankjian  and  Andy  Ritch 


it  were,  a  second  self. 

C.  Maria  Pannozzo — "Some  people  say  I'm  a 
dreamer,  but  I'm  not  the  only  one,  I  hope  someday 
you  will  join  us,  &  the  world  will  live  as  one."  Italy  88, 
Denise  discovered  Patrick,  Beware  the  E-word  Jules! 
Hebrew?  Thanks^M&D,  Ant  &  Joe,  After  today, 
Consider  Me  gone. 

Heather  Paquette — "Don't  be  too  'Bad'-U2.  I  love 
my  friends  Kristen,  Meg,  Heather,  Laurie,  Julie,  Kath- 
erine,  Carla,  and  Kristen,  forever.  Summer  of  '88 
best  ever.  Wait  twist  my  arm.  Heather  made  a  fun- 
ny. 'Blue  eyed  boy  miss  brown  eyed  girl.'  Thanks 
mom  &  dad.  Good  luck  John.  Lata  DHS." 
Edward  Parker — "Teenagers  are  too  old  to  do  the 
things  kids  do,  too  young  to  do  the  things  adults  do. 
So  they  do  the  things  nobody  else  does.  I  want  thank 
my  teachers,  friends  and  especially  my  parents  for  all 
they've  done  to  help  me  down  the  rocky  road  of 


DHS  and  Proctor." 

Jennifer  Peterson — "Sooner  than  you  think; 
memories  of  yesterday  will  last  a  lifetime-the  best  of 
times;  General  Public  UhUh;  Meat  is  Murder;  from 
the  wound  a  lovely  flower  grew  from  somewhere 
deep  inside;  All  is  well." 

Nicole  Pevzner — "Wanted:  One  small  reality  in 
which  to  plant  my  dreams... for  I  have  hopes  enough 
to  make  them  grow." 

Jeannine  Phillips — "S.,thanx  for  finishing  my  sen- 
tences. Does  a  bear  schuss  in  the  woods?  Uh-Ch,  the 
blue  house!  Cool,  Wild,  and  insane,  yeah!  I  will  always 
be  a  rebel.  Thanx  to  Planet  Twilo,  I  survived!" 
Becky  Pierce — "This  is  the  time  to  remember  for  it 
will  not  last  forever!  Dream  on  until  your  dreams 


Beauty  &  Brian:  Erinn  Brozman  and  Brian  Wycall 


come  true  'cause  if  you  give  up  your  dreams  you  die! 
I  love  Mark,  Far-Far's,  DAYTONA,  TOMATO, 
Prom  '88,  I've  had  the  time  of  my  life,  keep  in  touch 
everyone." 

Thomas  A.  Pierce — Blond  haired,  Blue  eyed  Pink 
Kawasakis  in  a  red  pickup  truck,  "Now  that's  outta 
hand!"  Thanx  to  all  those  that  got  me  through 
school  especially  Mom  &  Dad.  Lastly  I  wish  my  friends 
all  the  love  in  the  world  but  I  wish  it  mostly  for  me." 
Mike  Powers — "Jim,  Eric,  Gary,  Gillis.  The  good 
times,  the  bad  times,  we  made  it.  Finally." 
Amy  Raabe — "Life  is  a  full-contact  sport,  just  make 
sure  you  have  padding  in  the  right  places!  Paige: 
Bahiahondas!!  Sarah,  Keri,  Nancy,  We've  had  some 
great  times.  Thanx  Mom  and  Dad." 
Glenn  Rand — "My  quote?  ***Well,  that's  classi- 
fied.*** You  know  -classified-.  I  could  tell  you  but 
then  I'd  have  to  kill  you. ////Thumbs  up." 


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Paige  Reed — "Amy,  Nancy,  Christine,  Keri  and  Sar- 
ah:Thank  you  for  yoursupport.  Remember:  You've 
got  a  friend,  always.  Field  Hockey,  Cheerleading, 
Prom  '88,  Summer  with  Ted.  I  love  you  Mom,  Dad, 
Grandma-pa,  Munch  &  Ten.  Had  fun  DHS  but  'Ob- 
ladi,  Oblada,  life  goes  on.'" 

Ben  Riordon — "You  don't  need  a  weatherman  to 
know  which  way  the  wind  blows"  -Dylan.  X-C 
League  Champs. 

Andy  Ritch — "Life  can  only  be  understood  back- 
ward, but  it  must  be  lived  forward.  Thanks  Mom  & 

Dad." 

Lyle  Roberts— "Hey  Bif,  Clif,  Matt,  Rob,  Brian, 
Dave,  What's  up?  Oh  ya,  I  forgot  about  three  bee 
Bob.  What's  the  mane  of  the  game?. .Thumper. 
How  do  you  play?. .Matt.  Don't  leave  me  hanging. 
Later  much  DHS  #21." 

Juliann  Roper — "A  day  isn't  wasted  if  a  memory  is 
made."  I  Iv  Steve,  Good  Times  with  friends/Kids  in 
America'fProm  '88,  Summer  '86,  Block  Island,  INXS- 
, 'Forever  Young',  Thanx  EV,  m  &  d,  Todd,  Cape/Ju- 
les'/Let's go  to  the  beach',U2. 
John  Santos — "Could  you  open  my  locker,  please? 
This  is  supposed  to  be  secret,  but.. is  Distributive  Edu- 
cation on  the  second  floor?  Bad  luck  it's  a  freshman- 
..you  know  that  girl.. Oh!  I  forget  the  name.. It's  not 
my  fault  there  were  so  many." 
Meghan  Saunders — "Time  goes  you  say?  Ah  no! 
Alas,  Time  stays,  we  go!  To  live  in  the  hearts  of  those 
I  leave  behind  is  to  live  forever!  Bahamas  '87  Club 
Med!  Much  later  DHS!  Thanx  M&D." 
Peter  Savage,  Jr. — "Don't  Worry,  Be  Happy!" 
Audrey  Schindler — "And  I  wish  you  all  the  love  in 
the  world-but  most  of  all-l  wish  it  from  myself.  Nice 
hands!  The  shmoo!  Thanks  mom,  dad,  and  my 
friends  (you  know  who  you  are)  Best  of  luck-Wherev- 
er you  may  go." 

Cally  Scullin — "Cindy,  Sara,  Ali,  Eileen,  Beth,  Jen, 
Karen,  Lyle,  Mike,  Anthony,  Brian,  Dave-New  Years 
Eve  1 988  'Dad  you're  not  supposed  to  be  home  until 
tomorrow'  Na,Na,Na,Na,Hey,Hey,Hey,  Goodbye. 
Thanx  Mom,  Dad,  and  Cindy." 
Karl  See — "Emancipate  yourself  from  mental  slav- 
ery; none  but  ourselves  can  free  our  minds. -Bob  Mar- 
ley;  We  could  fly  'cause  we  all  have  wings  but  some 
of  us  don't  know  why.-INXS." 
Mary  Sekerak — "Lucky  I'm  sane  after  all  I've  been 
through.  I  can't  complain  but  sometimes  I  still  do, 
Life's  been  good  to  me  so  far!  We  missed  you  this 


year  Keri!  I  love  you  Mom,  Dad,  Matt,  and  John!" 
Deirdre  Sheehan—  "Good  Luck  Class  of  '89.  Best 
of  wishes-Hold  on  to  your  dreams!!  I  love  you  Mom, 
Dad,  and  all  my  friends-Thanks  Mrs.  H-Later  much 
DHS!!" 

Shawn  Sheehan — "Don't  ever  give  up  on  your 
dreams,  because  one  day  your  dreams  will  come 
true.  Excursions  in  red  Toyota  Van,  -R,  Rick,  Tim 
Maz,Berger.  Thanx  everyone." 
Renee  Shepherd — "Thanks  Mom  and  Bill  for  all  your 
support  and  help  in  everything  I've  ever  done.  I  love 
you  both!  Melissa,  I  appreciate  you  always  being 
there  for  me!  Thanks  for  the  good  times  Earl,  I  love 
you." 

Traci  Sheridan — "As  we  leave  DHS  to  og  our  sepa- 
rate ways,  remembenthe  good  times  start  here  but 
the  best  is  yet  to  come-Good  Luck  to  the  Class 
of'89!" 

Michelle  Shimp — "Denise, Susan, Candy,  Fun 
Times! !  Swim  team  :LeagueChamps,'  Forever 
Young',  Watch  out  for  the  Mercedes.  Luv  ya  Mom 
+  Dad, 'Let  the  good  times  roll.'" 
Jeff  Shumway — "Why  linger  on  yesterday-Tomor- 
row comes  so  much  sooner;  Live  for  today." 
Shari  Silvers — "If  you  keep  your  face  in  the  sun- 
shine you  cannot  see  the  shadows.  H.K.  thanks  to 
my  friends  and  family." 

Dave  Sjostedt — "Here  we  are,  born  to  be  kings, 
we're  the  princes  of  the  universe.  Duxbury  X-C  '85- 
'88.  'Gimme  the  Prize.'  'It's  a  kind  of  magic'. 'Who 
wants  to  live  forever?'  'I  hurdle;  therefore,  I  am.'" 
Jay  Slattery — "I  can't  afford  not  to  waste  my  time 
making  money.  Thanks  Mom  and  Dad." 
Denise  Stanford — "Sneeze,  would  you  like  some 
whipped  cream?  'The  Ramrod'  Spike  how's  Mr.  B? 
Need  any  gas  Maria?  Michelle  wanna  bet?  I  luv  you 
Mom  Dad  +  Heather.  Relax!" 
Matt  Stone — "Each  time  we  changed  our  environ- 
ment, our  environment  changes  our  behavior,  and 
our  new  behavior  demanded  a  new  environment. 
The  sun,  the  moon,  &  the  stars  would  have  disap- 
peared long  ago  had  they  been  in  reach  of  predatory 
human  hands.  Keep  an  open  mind." 
Pat  Striebel — "Big  Cind's  keg  route  53,  Nate,Pat- 
,  Jerry, Marco  lots  of  tap  at  Pat's  especially  when  wet, 
thanx  to  Jack, Sam, Captain, and  our  best  buddy 
Bud." 

Elisa  Sugerman — "And  it's  still  true,  no  matter  how 
old  we  are,  when  you  go  out  into  the  world  it's  best  to 


76  Senior  Quotes 


hold  hands  and  stick  together." 
David  Sullivan — "...To  Chicago,  we've  got  a  full 
tank  of  gas;  half  a  pack  of  cigarettes,  it's  dark  and 
we're  wearing  sunglasses.  Let's  do  it.  To  parents  (and 
girls),  Thanks." 

Eric  Svendsen — "After  serving  for  12  years  in  the 
Mass.  Education  system,  I  have  one  question:Why? 
For  underclassmen,  some  advice:  HA,  HA,  HA. 
We're  outta  here.  Have  fun  in  May  and  June." 
Alexandra  Lily  Swan — "The  Earth  is  a  world;  the 
world  is  a  ball,  a  ball  in  a  game,  with  no  rules  at  all.  Cal 
and  Ken-catch  the  wave,  summer  '87." 
Heather  Lea  Tenney — "League  Champs  Gymnas- 
tics! Prom!  Disneyworld!  Football  games  #11,1  love 
you  Tom,  May  1 993!  Love  you  Mom,  Dad,  Nance, 
and  little  guys,  Thanx!  'The  game  is  over. ..but  the 
party  is  just  beginning.'" 

Ryan  C.  Tillson — "Windsurf  forever;  Swim  team, 
my  jobs,  the  journeys  we  took,  Thanks  everyone." 
Robert  Tripp — "Duxbury  Fire  Department  is  num- 
ber 1 .  Nice  Camaro  Paul.  Congratulations  to  us.  I 
love  ya  Mom  and  Dad.  And  if  it  is  to  be — then  it  is  up 
to  me." 

Rosemary  J.  Tufankjian — "How  fragile  we  are..- 
STING." 

Matt  Twomey — "Hey  Rob, Bob, Mike, Lyle,Ant- 
, Brian, Dave,  and  Scott;  What's  up?  Let's  play  the 
game  Thumper.  I  finally  made  parole,  A.R.C.  Let's 
go  to  Mike's  house.  Cool  it  Dr.  Pepper's  here.  Later 
Pumpkinhead." 

David  Vanderbilt — "Duxbury  Cross  Country  1986, 
'87  and  soon  to  be  '88  South  Shore  League  unde- 
feated Champs.  'Give  us  an  inch  and  we'll  run  three 
miles. "It's  been  cool  Reggie!'  Thanks  M,D,  +  T." 
Jeff  Van  Tatenhove — "Someday  we'll  look  back  at 
this  and  laugh,  but  for  now,  the  torture  is  finally 
over." 

Paul  Voloshen— "Football  #  1  #64.  PASTA  FEAST 
LOVE  Mom  &  Dad.  DARE  TO  BE  GREAT." 
Jessica  Walsh— "Beach  Nights/Days  July  3,4.  JEB. 
The  inevitable  oops.  The  Dirthole  7  game  point  guys. 


Pit  party.  Don't  I  look  21  ?  Red  Sox  vs.  Bruins.  Kip. 
Who  me?  When?  I  think  we  are  lost  Broct, Marsh, P- 
ly.  Lata  DHS  we're  outta  here.  We're  the  top  of  the 
world." 

Scott  Wenham — "Hockey  Cap.  #23,  I  came,  I 
shot,  I  scored.  Thanks  DHS  and  the  class  of  '89  for 
giving  me  the  time  of  my  life.  Dream  to  your  Dreams 
come  true,  Maureen.  Don't  worry,  Be  happy. 
Thanks  for  always  being  there  Mom  and  Dad." 
Sharon  Wheeler — "I've  got  a  fast  car,  I've  got  a 
ticket  to  anywhere." 

Jessica  Whiteley — "You  could  wait  for  your  dreams 
to  come  true  but  time  has  no  mercy  time  won't 
stand  still  for  you.  Thanks  Mom,  Dad  and  friends." 
Saysha  Wiggins — "Steve,  only  in  a  Tuesday,  never 
on  a  Thursday.  Karen  thanx  for  the  great  realty 
signs!  Thank  you  Mom  &  Candy  for  everything!" 
Peter  Wilken — "After  12  years  I'm  still  the  same! 
Hey  Jed  let's  go  fish'n.  Pink  Pony  Pete.  Who  luvs  ya 
babe!  I'm  GREEN,  sit  on  what?  Hey  you  bozo,  Sha- 
dester,  luv  ya  Kemo,Moe, Jim, Jen, Jeff  &  the  gang. 
Thanks  MOM  &  DAD." 

Gary  Williamson — "Summer  1988!  Times  were 
great  till  Richard  says  'My  parents  will  be  home  at  8.' 
Dick, Mike, Jim, Eric, Ryan,  'We  are  the  champions' 
#  1 2  Thanks  Mom  &  Dad,  #6  'If  it  is  to  be  it  is  up  to 

/  /  / 

me. 

Kate  Winn — "Don't  let  school  get  in  the  way  of 

your  education.  Thank  you  to  all  of  my  friends. 
Thank  you  Mom  +  Dad." 

Brian  Wycall — "Hey  Dave,Lyle, Mike, Matt, An- 
t, Rob, Eric  +  Virgil.  Thanks  alot.  'What's  the  name 
of  the  game. .How  do  you  play. ..Matt??  Where's 
Dingas?  #7  Soccer,  Basketball.  Love  ya  Mom  + 
Dad." 

Shelby  Young — "There  is  the  real,  and  the  unreal, 
and  in  between  is  the  door.  Jim  Morrison  will  live 
forever." 

Alison  Zimon — "Do  what  you  can,  with  what  you 
have,  where  you  are." 


Senior  Quotes  77 


Underclassmen 


Welcome  to  the  Jungle.  Come  right  in  and  make  your- 
self at  home.  DHS  is  alive  with  so  many  different  peo- 
ple, like  the  different  creatures  of  the  jungle.  There  are 
the  superpreps,  the  snobs,  the  jocks,  the  thespians,  the 
druggies,  the  musicians,  the  brains,  and  everything  in 
between.  We  are  living  in  a  maze  of  hallways,  lockers, 
playing  fields,  and  classrooms.  It  can  be  a  pretty  scary 
place,  especially  for  underclassmen.  Through  the  years 
every  incoming  freshman  must  have  expirienced  the 
"night-before  nightmares"  about  getting  lost  amid  the 
endless  corridors,  getting  trampled  by  endless  upper- 
classmen  feet,  and  then  awakening  to  a  scream  of, 
"Help!  Where  am  I?  How  do  I  get  out  of  here?"  Well, 
you  can't  get  out,  you  are  stuck  for  four  years  of  your 
life.  As  to  the  first  question,  you  know  where  you  are, 
you're  in  the  Jungle,  baby! 


What  a  smile,  Chris!!! 


The  Class  of  1 990  has  always 
been  a  class  of  individuals.  This 
year  we  really  proved  that  we  are 
different.  What  other  class  didn't 
cheer  at  the  Pep  Rally?  Although 
as  Juniors  we  are  beginning  to  re- 
cieve  more  privileges,  there  is  still 
only  one  thing  on  our  minds-next 
year  we  will  be  Seniors!  (then  we 
will  all  have  our  licenses!)  Howev- 
er, we  first  have  to  "survive"  the 
pressures  of  having  to  do  well 
academically.  Then,  we  can  look 
forward  to  filling  out  all  those  ap- 
plications. Junior  year  is  full  of 
many  different  activities.  We  be- 
gin college  searching  and  SAT 
testing.  We  also  host  the  "main 
event  of  the  year":  The  Prom. 
Our  lives  are  filled  with  school, 
sports,  and  activities.  Then  junior 
year  will  pass  quickley  by  and  the 


next  thing  yOU  knOW,  we'll  be  the      Jenn  and  Mo:"Are  you  kidding?"  What  are  you  doing,  Nicole? 

"high  and  mighty"  SENIORS!!— 
Maureen  Lawless 

80  Underclassmen 


Joanne  Achin 
Wendy  Adams 
Kim  Adler 
Jessica  Alabiso 
Matt  Allaire 
Micaela  Alonzo 


Gina  Alteri 
Tony  Andrews 
Mike  Armour 
Amy  Armstrong 
Kristen  Atkinson 
Jennifer  Barbetti 


John  Bartlett 
Cary  Bazley 
Connie  Bell 
Shea  Bernard 
Sheryl  Binney 
Chris  Bird 


Jeffrey  Bishop 
Mike  Bonner 
Scott  Bowser 
Shannon  Boyd 
Kathy  Bradley 
Mike  Brennan 


Abigail  Brothers 
Tom  Burke 
Keith  Campbell 
Tom  Cavers 
Dan  Coakley 
Cheryl  Cenedella 


Jon  Centurino 
Kristen  Chase 
Heather  Clancy 
Andy  Clapp 
Aimee  Casale 
John  Cobak 


Pete  Collins 
Brian  Connolly 
Ted  Corrigan 
Kim  Cotter 
Richard  Cousley 
Stacey  Coyne 


Jonathan  Cressman 
John  Crowley 
William  Curley 
Amy  Davis 
Scott  Denicola 
Dan  Dewolf 


Todd  Dexter 
Jason  Dimascio 
Tracy  Dimascio 
Ryan  Cavicchi 
Chris  Doherty 
Michael  Dormady 


Underclassmen  8 1 


Susan  Dowd 
Kerry  Dowling 
Cindy  Dunlap 
Bill  Durgin 
Keith  Dwyer 
Maureen  Edmunds 


Mike  Egan 
Susan  Fairfield 
Jonathan  Fasullo 
Amy  Ferson 
Dan  Floyd 
Cori  Ford 


Derek  Gage 
David  Gallagher 
Dana  Gaughan 
Tiffany  Goldberg 
John  Grandy 
Andre  Guillemin 


Paul  Hahesy 
Brian  Hammel 
Jennifer  Hardy 
Mary  Harmon 
Missy  Harrington 
Jeff  Harrison 


Torsten  Hasselman 
Daniel  Hauber 
Mark  Hausherr 
Jamie  Hedberg 
Nicole  Hendrick 
Bob  Higgins 

Katherine  Hill 
Liz  Hogan 
Cheryl  Horton 
Gwin  Jacques 
Wendy  Jamieson 
Kristel  Jensen 


Keegan  Johnson 
Mark  Johnson 
Jennifer  Kassatly 
Steve  Kearney 
Mike  Kelleher 
Chris  Keller 


Karen  Kiley 
Julie  Kilgour 
Rob  Knecht 
Dov  Koplousky 
Jeremy  Kurek 
Brion  L'Heureux 


John  Lagace 
Maureen  Lawless 
Kim  Lelakes 
Ronald  Lelakes 
Allison  MacAulay 
Carla  MacFarlane 


82  Underclassmen 


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Brian  MacKenzie 
Rory  MacLeod 
Scott  MacQuarrie 
Christine  Mannning 


Chris  Mannis 
Keith  Mason 
Joe  Mattivello 
Karen  McCann 


Paul  McCarthy 
Kathryn  McGirr 
John  Mclsaac 
David  Metzler 
Kim  Meyer 
Sue  Milewski 


Michael  Moccaldi 
Kevin  Moore 
Chris  Morin 
Danielle  Moules 
Jennifer  Mulcahy 
Matt  Mulligan 

Beth  Murphy 
Keith  Murry 
Jen  Needham 
Leigh  Newman 
Jonathan  Nichols 
Mike  Nichols 


Karl  Ohmstede 
Troy  Piedade 
Carolyn  Pizura 
Kristen  Prebola 
Hal  Pugmire 
Andy  Putnam 


Bonnie  Ramsay 
Bruce  Reed 
Chris  Remick 
Tom  Richards 
Becca  Riordan 
Danielle  Rosalia 


Dawn  Rose 
Jim  Sampson 
Nicole  Sarro 
Doug  Scammell 
Ted  Schlueter 
Wendy  Schofield 


Melissa  Shortman 
Chip  Shamma 
Robert  Sieminski 
Jen  Grant 
Derek  Simpson 
Robert  Southard 


Underclassmen  83 


'HI!!!!! 


Lunch  is  great! 


"School  is  over — FINALLY!" 

We  like  being  Sophomores  for  many  obvi- 
ous reasons.  We  sophomores  may  not  be 
able  to  spell  as  you  all  learned  at  the  Pep 
Rally,  but  we  definitely  have  the  most  spirit. 
We  also  like  being  sophomores  because  we 
are  not  FROSH  anymorelYou  may  think  we 
are  quite  obnoxious,  but,  hey,  we  try.  Don't 
get  us  wrong,  Freshman  year  isn't  that  bad 
but  then  again  it's  not  that  good.  We  might 
be  here  for  two  more  years  but  we  sopho- 
mores will  make  the  best  of  it,  as  always. — 
by  D,  S,  and  M. 


Did  you  hear? 


Touchdown!! 


Underclassmen  85 


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Jeff  Amidon 
Julie  Arscnault 
Brian  Austin 
Doug  Baker 
Jon  Baker 
Todd  Barker 


Gary  Barr 
Emily  Barrett 
Larissa  Barry 
Stacey  Bartlett 
Ryan  Bartlett 
Derek  Berglund 


Tom  Berglund 
Christine  Boulanger 
Richard  Bordan 
Charles  Bornheimer 
Leanne  Bradley 
David  Braud 


Kelly  Canney 
Alyssa  Caplice 
Laura  Casagrande 
Brian  Casey 
Jessica  Cassara 
Jenny  Chandler 


Laura  Christo 
Matthew  Cristo 
Sean  Colclough 
Cristin  Connelly 
Dan  Cosgrove 
David  Cosgrove 


Brian  Crumlish 
Amy  Curtin 
Andrea  Daley 
Bill  Delorenzo 
Peter  Delprete 
Greg  Dorn 

Kelly  Dowd 
Andy  Downin 
Melissa  Doyle 
Joanne  Drinkwater 
Steve  Dudash 
Emily  Duff 


Nicole  Dupuy 
Laura  Dwyer 
Robert  Ebert 
Scott  Erikson 


Ryan  Felts 
Bobby  Fitzgerald 
Lori  Flockton 
Joe  Foley 


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86  Underclassmen 


Katie  Dixon 
Brenton  Forrest 
Heather  Foster 
Glenn  Frazier 
Tim  Furmaniak 
Adriatic  Gainer 


Ariel  Gainer 
Brian  Gale 
Stephen  Garrett 
Eric  Gaynor 
Catherine  Ghiorse 
Charles  Gilbert 


Dean  Goldstein 
Jen  Gray 
Andy  Grim 
Shannon  Hall 
Melissa  Heath 
Janine  Healy 

Melissa  Herren 
Colin  Heward 
Doug  Hick 
Matt  Hitchins 
Chris  Hojlo 
Pat  Hojlo 


Adrienne  Hyneck 
David  Irving 
Jason  Isherwood 
Courtney  Johnson 
Maura  Griffin 
Tara  Joy 

Amy  Joyce 
David  Kane 
Jenny  Katz 
Brian  Kelleher 
Tabitha  Kent 
Kristen  Kiklis 


Vinnie  Kraft 
Kristen  Lagerstell 
Roger  LaGreca 
Jason  Laramee 
Colleen  Lawrence 
Jarrett  Lee 


Geoff  Lister 
Chad  Luce 

Michaela  MacDonald 
Diane  MacNeil 
Paige  Magner 
Brad  Mahoney 


Nancy  Mclssac 
Dennis  Malo 
Mark  Manganello 
Jessica  McClusky 
Sarah  McLellan 
Ryan  McMenamy 


Underclassmen  87 


Chris  Mercer 
Scott  Minioc 
Robert  Moffatt 
Sean  Murphy 
Robert  Murray 
Kristin  Nanglc 


Karen  Nelson 
Jarcd  Noonan 
Jon  Ochtera 
Kerri  O'Connell 
Whitney  Orwig 
Julie  Osborne 


Garret  Overhiser 
Christine  Papajohn 
John  Paquette 
Sarah  Parrino 
P.J.  Pescarino 
Amy  Petrillo 

Nick  Petronelli 
Lucinda  Phillips 
Tom  Pierce 
Adam  Penni 
Roxanne  Post 
David  Provenzano 


Jeff  Pugmire 
Meagan  Pussilano 
Colleen  Rafferty 
Sarah  Reed 
Mike  Reiman 
Jeremy  Rich 


Sarah  Ritch 
Kyle  Roberts 
Steve  Rogers 
Margot  Salmela 
Aimee  Scanlon 
Tracy  Shea 

Kerri  Sheridan 
Justin  Smith 
Eric  Spinney 
Jessica  Stadleman 
Elizabeth  Stalker 
Scott  Stearns 


Laurel  Stewart 
Kathryn  Stratton 
Todd  Szmczak 
Kathryn  Talanian 
Nicole  Tangney 
Chad  Tassell 


Sheryl  Thomas 
Scot  Tillson 
Theresa  Tosi 
Dan  Turner 
Britt  Upham 
Jenna  Vajcovec 


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88  Underclassmen 


Underclassmen  89 


Intent  on  metal  working 


"What  did  you  say?' 


The  gang  at  lunch 


Being  a  Freshman  isn't  that  easy  but  it  does 
have  some  advantages.  One  major  disadvan- 
tage is  in  Gym,  for  two  reasons.  First,  you  have 
last  pick  of  all  the  activities,  so  you  get  stuck 
with  the  leftovers.  Then,  when  it's  raining  out 
you  play  sports  and  the  teams  are  usually  Ju- 
niors and  Seniors  vs.  Sophomores  and  Fresh- 
man. These  are  a  few  examples  of  things  that 
are  not  fun.  The  advantages  are  allowed  to 
walk  down  the  hall  without  someone  asking 
you  if  you  have  a  pass.  Also  you  can  hang 
around  older  people,  and  you  get  a  lot  of  free 
time.  We  also  get  a  lot  of  other  freedoms  by 
being  in  the  High  School! — Tanya  Valoshen 


Tackle  Footba 


90  Underclassmen 


Clark  Anderson 
Louis  Ackerman 
Chris  Andrew 
Peter  Andrews 
Nick  Anzivino 
Allison  Barber 


Adrienne  Barnes 
Sarah  Benjis 
Sarah  Bettuchy 
Greg  Bickel 
Aaron  Boghosian 
Renee  Boisvert 


Catherine  Bowes 
Jason  Boyd 
Laura  Bracco 
Amy  Brault 
Melissa  Bray 
Marc  Brennan 


Craig  Butters 
Garth  Cavicchi 
Nicole  Cesarie 
Alex  Chin 
Matt  Chin 
Erica  Chrusz 


Jason  Cincotti 
Ann  Cobak 
Lori  Coggershall 
James  Corbett 
James  Coyle 
Kim  Crawford 


Susan  DeHart 
Catherine  Dinan 
Rachel  Dortman 
Craig  Drollett 
Lauren  Duffy 
Melissa  Dupuis 


Brian  Dwyer 
Johnathan  Dwyer 
Jessica  Ehrlich 
Jake  Ellison 
Jill  Eickson 
Kim  Fanning 

Debby  Farrell 
Darcy  Fencer 
Toni  Ann  Ferretti 
Heather  Finnerty 
Michelle  Finnerty 
Tim  Flannigan 


Kerry  Floyd 
Tim  Floyd 
Ted  Flynn 
Jessica  Foley 
Mike  Foley 
Shayna  Ford 


Underclassmen  91 


Derek  Foster 
Mike  Fricker 
Danielle  Gair 
Greg  Gammons 
Kathcrinc  Gardner 
Kcnley  Broiman 


Eric  Gauthier 
Elise  Gaynor 
Suzanne  Gilbert 
Erin  Gillespie 
Chris  Gillis 
Billy  Gould 


John  Gouzoules 
Taylor  Gregg 
William  Gurry 
Laurie  Gustin 
Corey  Haddad 
Robert  Hale 


Carolyn  Haley 
John  Hannon 
Becky  Hardy 
Jason  Haritos 
Todd  Harrington 
Matt  Harris 


Andrew  Hedberg 
Matthew  Hempel 
Brian  Herlihy 
Chris  Hoboyd 
Jennifer  Hutton 
Scott  Janowski 


Thomas  Brown 
Donald  Jeanmonod 
Chris  Johnson 
Kristen  Johnson 
Libby  Johnson 
Dan  Joyce 


Jamie  Kane 
Nicole  Kasimats 
Cassie  Keating 
Jeff  Keay 
Megan  Lawless 
Elizabeth  Knoll 

Patty  Kraft 
Cheri  LaGrecca 
Sarah  Leahy 
Kim  Lehman 
Benjamin  Leland 
Stacy  Lentz 


Megan  Leydon 
Chris  Long 
Darren  MacLaughlin 
Jon  MacQuarrie 
Nonnc  Madar 
Laura  Mahoney 


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92  Underclassmen 


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Tim  Malloy 
Mike  Mangenello 
Marty  Marchewkia 
Dom  Mariano 


Anthony  Mastendino 
Richard  May 
Heather  Mazarec 
Sean  McCarthy 


Robby  McGoodwin 
Brian  McGrath 
Jen  McKenna 
Lynne  McKeown 
Melanie  McLean 
Brian  McHugh 


Scott  McLellan 
Shelly  McNeil 
Stacy  Medici 
John  Mercer 
Lori  Miller 
Morgan  Miller 

Keelin  Moriarty 
Melissa  Mulligan 
Tom  Needham 
Meg  Nesbit 
Jason  Norcross 
Paul  Nylen 


Kathryn  Oates 
Casey  Ochtera 
Kevin  O'Donnell 
Kevin  O'Hare 
Todd  Ollinger 
Jillian  O'Shea 


Whitney  Parker 
Amy  Partridge 
Matt  Phippard 
Rachel  Pilla 
Teresa  Pugmire 
Ally  Raabe 

Darcy  Raymonnd 
Krista  Reagan 
Brenden  Recupero 
Jon  Redmond 
Steve  Rees 
Jacelyn  Rhoads 


Susan  Riser 
Belinda  Ritter 
Jim  Roberto 
Alex  Rogozenski 
Brian  Roundtree 
Jamie  Rutkowski 


Underclassmen  93 


Michael  Rutkowski 
Jason  Santelli 
Derek  Schwaller 
Jeff  Seger 
Lori  Shobert 
Peter  Shumway 


Jodi  Simoes 
Joshua  Solomon 
Cait  Southwood 
Rachel  Stadelmann 
Chanda  St.  Denis 
John  Steele 

Sarah  Steinke 
Matthew  Stewart 
Thomas  Symington 
Heather  Szymczak 
Jen  Taylor 
Angela  Tomasi 


Jennifer  Tougas 
Jennifer  Tiamos 
Kristen  Tougas 
Shawn  Vallee 
Tania  Voloshen 
Keith  Vanderbilt 


Thomas  Vautin 
Jason  Verkaart 
Cara  Wait 
David  Walden 
Brenden  Walsh 
Laurie  Wenham 


Jen  Wheeler 
Andrew  Whiteley 
Kerri  Williams 
Toby  Wilson 
Pat  Winn 
Neil  Zoltowski 


Tracy  Crawly 
Michelle  Burrill 
Ryan  Lynch 
Beth  Mullany 
Heidi  Leary 


94  Underclassmen 


Picture  Shy 
Juniors 


Elizabeth  Atwood 
William  Baragwanath 
Fred  Barrett 
Paul  Braco 
Jen  Cadogan 
Joseph  Dellapi 
Susan  Deloid 
Amanda  Eagan 
Robert  Evans 
Andrea  George 
Mike  Hanlon 
Jenn  Hannon 
Jen  Jackson 
Erika  Johnson 
Betsy  Kennedy 
Danielle  Longley 
Jennifer  Lott 
Lynn  Madden 
Matt  Mazanec 
Kim  McCafferty 
Joe  McCarthy 
Tim  McDonough 
Chris  McLaughlin 
Craig  McPherson 
Natalie  Merry 
Dennis  Malony 
Andy  Mowbray 
David  Muha 
Tim  Ochtera 
Matt  Pelletier 
Tara  Pepin 
Ben  Priest 
Brian  Robinson 
Kim  Sorrento 
Jane  Symington 
Karen  Tillson 
Paul  Tougas 
Gary  Wagner 


Underclassmen  95 


Camera  Shy  Sophomores 


Chris  Alongi 
Melissa  Bertoni 
Chad  Bickel 
John  Bondlow 
Kenny  Brunet 
Jessica  Cadogan 
Suzanne  Caglarcan 
Johanna  Ciccarelli 
Nick  Cochran 
Lauren  Conway 
Julia  Eldridge 
Brian  Frederick 
Barry  Gould 
Joseph  Gray 
Martin  Hillary 
Kenneth  Hughes 
Robin  Johnsten 
Larissa  Johnsten 
Marie  Kearney 
John  Kelly 
Kristian  Lague 
Jason  Levine 
Robin  McDonald 
Cathrine  Mahoney 
Douglas  McAloney 
Ellen  McAloney 
Secundino  Morales 
Christian  Powers 
Erica  Putnam 
Matthew  Russell 
Andrew  Shea 
Andrew  Thorn 
Harris  Upham 
Amy  Wellman 


96  Underclassmen 


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Underclassmen  97 


Activities  

If  I  could  I'd  slow  the  whole  world  down,  I'd  bring  it  to 
its  knees,  I'd  stop  it  spinning  'round.  But  as  it  is  I'm 
climbing  up  an  endless  wall,  no  time  at  all,  no  time  this 
time.  There  just  aren't  enough  hours  in  the  day  to  do 
everything  I  have  to  do.  These  activities  are  just  taking 
up  too  much  of  my  time.  It  seems  like  I  spend  my  whole 
life  in  this  school,  rushing  from  one  meeting  to  another, 
from  one  room  to  another,  from  one  job  to  another.  On 
the  one  hand  I'm  trying  to  find  service  hours  for  NHS, 
on  the  other  I'm  trying  to  finish  all  these  lay-outs  for 
yearbook.  Then  there  are  practices,  sectionals,  audi- 
tions, rehearsals.... The  list  is  endless.  The  highlight  of 
my  day  is  collapsing  on  my  bed  at  10:00  when  I  finally 
make  it  home.  The  highlight  of  my  week  is  finally  turn- 
ing my  brain  off  on  Friday  night.  Thinking  about  noth- 
ing and  just  relaxing  feels  so  good  after  a  hectic  week. 
Then  it  all  starts  over  again  on  Monday.  But  thinking 
about  it,  I  wouldn't  have  it  any  other  way.  I  wouldn't 
slow  the  whole  world  down,  I'd  keep  it  going  at  its 
furious  pace,  maybe  even  speed  it  up  a  bit. 
/ 


Color  Guard 

"The  1988  Color  Guard  has  been  truly 
successful  this  year.  They  have  overcome 
such  obstacles  as  Chris  Remick,  used  tux- 
edo shirts  and  the  entire  drum  line.  This 
year's  Guard  consists  of  one  eigth-grader, 
six  freshmen,  and  two  juniors.  The  seven 
senior  members  are  Captain  Lisa  Atkinson, 
representatives  Jennifer  Petersen  and  Lar- 
aine  McKinnon,  Jessica  Whiteley,  Nancy 
Coyle,  Lori  Overhiser,  and  Linda  Clisham- 
. Highlights  of  the  season  include  new  uni- 
forms, tinsel  on  the  flags  and  four  (out  of 
5!)  stars  that  they  received  at  the  MICA 
finals.  (Happy  Birthday  Jen-Jen(AGAIN), 
Did  the  DRUMMERS  write  that  they  liked 
our  uniforms?  Tuck  your  ruffles!  Straiten 
your  bowtie!  Should  we  hit  them  during  the 
dance?  French  Braid!  NO  hairspray  on  the 
bus.  The  radio  for  the  20  minute  bus  ride. 
Lisa  IS  the  condor.)  The  Color  Guard 
thanks  their  advisor  Jacqui  Nee-Anderson 
for  a  great  season.  — Laraine  McKinnon 


Taking  it  slow  and  trying  to 
keep  warm 


Lisa  Atkinson  dances  alone 


Color  Guard  out  among  the  Band 


The  bottle  dance  -minus  the  bottles 


100 


In  the  Band  Stands 


THE  Drummers 


Marching  Band 

"In  four  years  the  band  has  gone  from  a  some- 
what unruly  herd  to  a  group  of  people  willing  to  work 
hard  for  the  recognition  they  deserve.  Under  the 
direction  of  Richard  Madru,  the  band  attended  their 
first  out-of-state  competition  in  1985,  receiving  a 
bronze  medal,  and  in  1 988  received  a  four-star  (silver 
award)  rating  at  the  competition  in  Dudley,  MA,  at 
the  MICA  Semifinals. They  performed  their  best  ever 
at  the  MICA  finals  in  Framingham  as  well.  Now  the 
band  is  anticipating  their  second  out-of-state  compe- 
tition in  Montreal.  We  can  expect  much  from  them 
in  the  years  to  come." 


"WHAT  are  you  looking  at  Jeff?! 
Darci  toots  on  her  flute 


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Concert  Band 


The  DHS  marching 
oncert  band  had  an  exellent  '88  '89  school 
year.  With  much  conserted  effort  from 
each  band-member  the  marching  band 
season  was  a  huge  success.  At  the  Dudley 
Mass.  competition  the  band  fared  well  re- 
ceiving 5  stars  in  2  catagories  and  an  overall 
rating  of  a  silver  medal  under  the  direction 
of  band  majors  Mike  Coogan  and  Gabe 
Southard.  When  time  came  for  the  band  to 
turn  in  their  marching  uniforms  for  seats  in 
concert  band,  the  band  had  yet  a  Holiday 
concert,  Pops  concert  and  trip  to  Montreal 

to  compete  As  well  as  the  marching 
oncert  band,  the  DHS  jazz  band  had  a  suc- 
cessful season  also. 


Lynne  McKeown  fluting  away      The  Most  Musical  of  the  group 


Laura  Whitton,  what  are  you  looking  David  Hutton  and  Stacey  Bartlett 
at? 


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Orchestra 

"The  1 988-89  DHS  Orchestra,  under  the  direc- 
tion of  James  Vinci,  performs  along  with  the  band  at 
Christmastime  as  well  as  an  annual  spring  concert. 
They  also  perform  at  graduation  and  school  assem- 
blies. This  year's  co-librarians  are  Susan  Riser  and 
Pam  Ceccarelli.  Orchestral  officers  are:  President 
Chris  MacNevin,  VP  Chris  Chamberlain,  Secretary 
Kerry  Dowling,  and  Treasurer  Stephanie  Clack.  This 
year's  senior  members  include  Stephanie  Clack,  Chris 
Chamberlain,  Jake  Joyce,  Ben  Riordon,  Julie  Roper, 
Pam  Ceccarelli,  Carolyn  Cummings,  and  Kate  Winn. 
Other  members  include  Kerry  Dowling,  Amanda  Ea- 
gan,  Jennifer  Mulcahy,  Cheryl  Cenedella,  Chris  Do- 
herty,  Laura  Christo,  Adrienne  Hynek,  Anna  Wald- 
stein,  Kathy  Stratton,  Erica  Putnam,  Lucinda  Phillips, 
and  Susan  Riser. 


'I  can't  believe  I  played  the  wrong  note  AGAIN!" 


"I  love  Orchestra!" 
Darryl  Jams 


The  Orchestra  Orchestrates. 


Julie  &  Stephanie  get  help  from  Mr.  Vinci. 


Activities  103 


Choir 


Choir  is  a  large  part  of  the  DHS  music  de- 
partment. Led  by  Nancy  Gordon,  it  is  big- 
ger than  ever  this  year,  with  44  members 
make  up  the  soprano,  alto,  tenor,  and  bass 
sections.  This  year's  seniors  are  Rick  Bar- 
rett, Kelley  Berglund,  Jason  Corn,  Candy 
Forsman,  Bill  Graham,  Laura  Kilroy,  Kerrie 
O'Toole,  Nicole  Pevzner,  Audrey 
Schindler,  Deirdre  Sheehan,  and  Saysha 
Wiggins.  Officers  are:  President  Kerrie 
O'Toole,  VP  Gwin  Jacques,  Treasurer  Kim 
Thayer,  and  Secretary  Deirdre  Sheehan; 
soprano  section  leader  Audrey  Schindler, 
alto  section  leader  Candy  Forsman,  and 
mens'  section  leader  Rick  Barrett.  This  year 
the  Choir  takes  a  trip  to  Washington  DC  to 
participate  in  a  250-choir  festival  at  the 
Washington  Monument  to  benefit  the 
homeless.  — Nicole  Pevzner 


104 


Show  Choir 

The  Duxbury  Show  Choir,  Charisma,  is  having  an- 
other exciting  year.  Along  with  the  usual  Pops  and 
spring  concerts,  Charisma  performed  at  the  Bay 
State  Show  Choir  Festival  and  will  be  performed  in 
Washington  D.C.  this  April.  This  auditioned  group 
meets  twice  a  week.  Members  are:  (Sopranos)  Kelley 
Berglund,  Susan  DeHart,  Jill  Erikson,  Audrey 
Schindler,  Missy  Schortmann, (Altos)  Candy  Fors- 
man,  Nicole  Kasimatis,  Kim  Meyer,  Meg  Nesbitt, 
Kerrie  O'Toole, (Baritones)  Rick  Barrett,  Jason  Corn, 
and  Roger  LaGreca.  The  manager  is  Julie  Kilgour  and 
the  director  is  Mrs.  Gordon. 


The  Show  Choir  at  their  best 


Seniors  Audrey,  Rick,  Candy,  Kel- 
ly, Kerri,  and  Jason. 


Mrs.  Gordon,  a  little  out  of  focus. 


mm  i  i 


Missy  Schortman — all  smiles! 
Jillian,  pay  attention! 


Activities  105 


String  _ 
Quartet  and 
Jazz  Band 

The  String  Quartet  is  a  group  hired  to 
play  at  school  functions  and  events  around 
the  town. This  year,  advised  by  Mr.  Vinci, 
members  are  Chris  MacNevin  and  Kerry 
Dowling,  violins,  Pam  Ceccarelli,  viola,  and 
Darryl  Coyne,  cello. 

The  '88-'89  DHS  Jazz  Band  has  alot  of 
new  faces.  Freshmen  include  Donald  Jean- 
monod  and  Sarah  Benjes  on  alto  sax,  Rob- 
ert Hale  on  trombone  and  Dave  Walden  on 
bass.  Sophomores  are  Pat  Hojlo  on  bari 
sax,  Todd  Szymsck  on  trumpet,  Ryan 
McMenamy  on  piano  and  Chris  Hojlo  on 
drums.  The  Juniors  are  Andre  Guillemin  and 
Mike  Armour  on  tenor  sax,  Brian  Hammel 
and  Jeremy  Kurek  on  trombone,  Pete  Col- 
lins, Jamie  Hedberg,  and  Dave  Gallagher  on 
trumpet  and  Matt  Mulligan  on  drums.  And 
the  Seniors  are  Kathy  Connell  on  trom- 
bone, Mike  Coogan  on  trumpet,  Jen  Knoll 
on  piano,  Darryl  Coyne  on  guitar,  and  Ben 
Riordon  on  bass. 


Donald,  won't  you  blow  your 
horn? 


Sarah  —  Andre 


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Dragon  Flyer 


The  1988-1989  Dragonflyer,  the  DHS 
newspaper,  distributes  an  edition  each 
month.  Under  the  advice  of  Mr.  Webster 
and  editor-in-chief  Alison  Zimon,  the  Dra- 
gonflyer provides  an  outlet  for  student  cre- 
ativity in  writing,  interviewing,  photogra- 
phy, drawing,  and  reporting.  It  also  acts  as 
a  forum  for  students  to  express  their  con- 
cern with  the  things  going  on  in  their  com- 
munity, and  provides  as  opportunity  for 
students  to  voice  their  own  opinion. Senior 
members  include  Paige  Holden,  Sports  Edi- 
tor, Laraine  McKinnon,  Arts  Editor,  David 
Sullivan,  News  Editor,  Karen  Greene  and 
Leslie  Gurry,  Ads  Editors,  and  Ian  Bull  and 
Erica  Bruce,  Photo  Editors.  Other  seniors 
are  Ben  Furmaniak,  Kirstin  McLellan,  Eileen 
Melvin,  Cheryl  Newton,  Amy  Raabe,  and 
Jeff  Shumway.  The  rest  of  the  staff  con- 
sists of  Shannon  Boyd,  Connie  Bell,  Jennifer 
Cadogan,  Leigh  Newman,  Jennifer  Han- 
non,  Cheryl  Horton,  Abby  Brothers, 
Heather  Clancy,  Jessica  Alabiso,  and  Kyle 
Roberts. 


108 


Photo  Club 

Photo  Club  is  for  those  rare  overachievers 
who  love  the  art  of  photography,  (and 
need  one  last  thing  on  their  college  applica- 
tion.) And  now  some  brief  highlights  of 
Photo  Club. (for  all  you  people  who  thought 
it  was  boring)Jeannine  "Mad  Dog"  Phillips 
sprained  her  ankle  on  a  rough  landing  while 
on  the  Photo  Club  skydiving  expedition. 
Her  main  shoot  failed,  she  used  her  back  up 
and  she  got  the  whole  thing  on  film.  Bravo 
Jeannine!!  Vince  Kraft  climbed  Mt.  Killima- 
jaro  and  fell  off  a  2000  foot  cliff  while  tak- 
ing pictures  of  native  Yak  Herders.  His 
body  was  never  found  but  his  camara  was. 
You  got  some  terrific  shots  on  the  way 
down  Vince,  wherever  you  are!  Liz 
????????  took  some  time  off  from  Photo 
Club  when  she  found  the  Meaning  of  Life. 
Now  she  spends  most  of  her  time  in  an- 
other dimension,  always  forgetting  her  ca- 
mera.Come  on  Liz,  try  harder!!  Mrs. 
"Conan"  Dufore,  the  Photo  Club  advisor, 
waits  for  tenure  approval  after  rumours  of 
B.U.  Jello  wrestling  finals  where  she  won  the 
title  bout  against  a  400  lb.  Soviet  exchange 
student.  What  action  shots!!  Tres  bien,  tres 
bien. —  Ian  Bull 


Smile  big  and  open  your  eyes!  Good  Liz! 


What's  up,  Ian  and  Liz? 


The  happy  family  of  photogra- 
phers. 


What  is  so  funny,  Jeannine? 


BKf  VM 


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Art  Club 

This  year  DHS  was  lucky  enough  to  have  among 
its  many  after  school  activities  a  great  Art  Club. 
After  the  success  of  the  large  paintings  for  the 
teacher's  room  which  was  done  last  year,  the  Art 
Club  has  just  about  doubled  its  total  membership. 
Under  the  able  leadership  of  Ryan  McMenamy: Presi- 
dent, Laura  Christo:Vice  President,  Jen  Gray:Secre- 
tary,  and  Kyle  Roberts:Treasurer,  they  have  many 
projects  to  do  this  year.  In  their  ongoing  attempts  to 
beautify  DHS  they  are  repainting  the  curved  hall  up- 
stairs by  the  Foreign  Language  office  with  a  great 
painting,  which  is  their  first  project. Under  the  leader- 
ship of  Mrs.  Fryermouth,  the  Art  Club  is  definitely 
one  of  the  most  active  and  productive  clubs  at 
DHS.—  Kyle  Roberts 


The  epitome  of  Cindy  Koplovsky 


Ribbons  of  Art 


Art  Club  Officers 


Abstract  Art 
Artists  Anonymous 


Activities  1  J  J 


Drama 


"The  DHS  Drama  Club  is  a  very  active 
organization  which  concentrates  on 
achieving  excellence  in  the  Dramatic  Arts. 
The  Drama  Club  started  the  year  off  with 
the  Fall  Tournament  of  Plays.  In  December 
the  seniors  held  their  production  of  "Krazy 
Camp".  Additionally,  the  Music  and  Dra- 
ma Departments  join  together  to  produce 
the  all-school  Musical,  which  is  performed 
in  February.  The  last  four  productions  of 
the  year  are  the  Mass.  State  Competition 
of  Plays  and  the  Spring  Festival.  Within  the 
Drama  Club  there  is  another  group  who  are 
members  of  Thespian  Troupe  355,  the 
Duxbury  chapter  of  the  International  Thes- 
pian Society.  Membership  is  based  on  a  sys- 
tem of  points  earned  by  working  both  on 
and  behind  stage.  The  officers  are:  Presi- 
dent Nicole  Pevzner,  VP  Jeff  MacFarlane, 
Secretary  Sandy  Luce,  and  Treasurer  Chris- 
tine DeVaux. 


Performing  Arts  Committee 


DHS  Drama  Club 


The  Frosh  Show 


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GCODKNIGHT 
THfATRt 


Activities  / 13 


AFS 


Elodie,  John,  and  Asi:  The  Exchange  Students  for  88-89. 


The  AFS  Club  had  a  Sucessful  year  once  again  at  DHS.  This  year  brought  three  new  AFS 
students  to  our  school;  John  Santos  from  Portugal,  Elodie  Hoffmann  from  Luxenburg,  and  Asi 
Gisliason  from  Iceland.  Together,  with  the  exchange  students,  the  AFS  members  participated  in 
many  activities  throughout  the  year.  There  was  a  hiking  trip,  a  ski  trip,  a  Christmas  party,  and  the 
Short  Term  Exchange  to  California.  The  AFS  officers  this  year  were  President  Erika  Bruce,  Vice 
President  Stephanie  Clack,  Secretary  Cindy  Caliendo,  and  Treasurer  Meghan  Saunders.  The 
advisor  of  the  club  was  Ms.  Cynthia  Locke. 


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Top  10  Hits  of  1988 


1 .  Faith — George  Michael 

2.  Need  You  Tonight— INXS 

3.  Got  My  Mind  Set  On  You — 
George  Harrison 

4.  Never  Gonna  Give  You  Up — 
Rick  Astley 

5.  Sweet  Child  O'  Mine — Guns-n- 
Roses 

6.  So  Emotional — Whitney  Hous- 
ton 

7.  Heaven  Is  A  Place  On  Earth — 
Belinda  Carlisle 

8.  Could've  Been — Tiffany 

9.  Hands  To  Heaven — Breathe 

10.  Roll  With  It— Steve  Winwood 


Activities  /  15 


Teen  Leaders 

This  year  a  new  program  called  Teen  Leaders  has 
been  established.  It  involves  students  interested  in 
leading  and  helping  to  assist  other  students.  Their 
activities  include  academic  tutorting,  homeroom  re- 
source aids,  new  student  orientation,  project  adven- 
ture student  leaders,  community  or  school  service 
projects,  assistance  for  students  with  physical  disabil- 
ities, September  co-curricular  activities  fair,  and  small 
group  discussions.  Some  students  are  involved  in 
more  than  one  activity  and  have  attended  leadership 
training  programs  throughout  the  year. 


They  need  Leaders!! 


Are  they  family,  or  what? 


Help  us  Teen  Leaders! 


Some  Teen  Leaders 
Other  Teen  Leaders 


Activities  /  17 


1  19 


Student 
Advisory 

Council 


The  Student  Advisory  Council  acts  as  an  in- 
between  between  the  student  body  and  the 
school  committee.  The  main  job  of  the  SAC  is 
to  represent  and  relate  the  opinion  of  the  stu- 
dents at  the  school  committee  meetings.  The 
SAC  helps  the  school  committee  stay  in  touch 
with  the  concerns  of  the  students. This  year  the 

120  Activities 


council  is  headed  by  senior  Pam  Cecarelli.  Other 
members  include  senior  Ben  Furmaniac,  juniors 
Dan  Coakley  and  Susi  Dowd,  and  freshman 
Alex  Chin.  The  advisor  for  the  council  is  Dr. 
Donald  Kennedy. 


Student  Council 

The  Student  Council  is  a  group  of  students  that 
represent  the  student  body  on  administrative  and 
faculty  committies  such  as  student  handbook 
committee  and  parking  lot  committee.  The  council 
discusses  schoolwide  issues  such  as  senior  prive- 
leges,  the  athletic  policy,  college  fairs  and  dances. 
They  provide  services  to  the  school  and  communi- 
ty like  helping  with  food  baskets  at  Thanksgiving. 
The  projects  of  the  council  are  the  annual  blood 
drive,  dances,  and  maintaining  the  school  bulletin 
board  in  the  main  lobby  and  letter  board  in  front  of 
the  school.  The  officers  are:  President-Allison  Zi- 
mon,  Vice  President  Jennifer  Laramee,  Treasurer- 
Sarah  Collins,  Recording  Secretary-Deidre  Shee- 
han,  and  Publicity  Secretary-Sean  Wenham.  Oth- 
er members  are:  Chris  Chamberlin,  Connie  Bell, 
Shannon  Boyd,  Cheryl  Horton,  Jennifer  Stiles,  Col- 
leen Rafferty,  Jessica  Stadelman,  Nicole  Tangney, 
Kenly  Brozman,  Tracey  Crowley,  Ed  Coakley,  Bri- 
an Herlihy,  and  Ally  Raabe. — Cheryl  Horton 


Activities  121 


National  Honor 
Society 

The  National  Honor  Society  is  probably  the  most 
prestigous  organization  for  high  school  students  be- 
cause all  of  the  members  must  exhibit  excellence  in 
scholarship,  leadership,  service,  and  character.  This 
year's  officers  are:  Jon  Hanlon  as  president,  Steph- 
anie Clack  as  vice  president,  Cindy  Caliendo  as  trea- 
surer, Ben  Furmaniak  as  publicity  secretary,  Kendra 
Mumford  as  recording  secretary,  and  Laraine 
McKinnon  as  service  hour  chairperson. 

Each  member  of  the  NHS  must  do  15  hours  of 
service  work  during  the  year  to  help  our  community. 
We  do  such  things  as  tutoring  other  students,  help- 
ing the  elderly,  assisting  in  projects  to  help  the  poor, 
and  doing  various  jobs  to  improve  our  town. 


Jon  Hanlon,  President 


*  fife  A: 


NATIONAL  HONOR  SOCIETY 


NHS  in  action. 


Junior  Members  of  NHS 
Senior  Members  of  NHS 


Activities  123 


Sports 


Seeing  my  reflection,  I'm  looking  slightly  rough  ...  I 
see  the  one  thing  you  need  to  win  a  football  game,  a 
game  face.  Which  means,  basically,  to  become  com- 
pletely focused  on  the  game,  to  think  it,  to  smell  it,  to 
look  it.  If  game  time  rolls  around  and  you  don't  have  it, 
you  are  going  to  lose  the  game.  It's  that  important. 
You  can  always  tell  who  has  their  game  face  on,  who's 
really  ready  to  play,  it's  the  person  that  is  quiet,  not 
joking  around,  the  person  with  this  look  in  his  eye  that 
says  —  If  you  aren't  wearing  the  same  color  shirt  as  me, 
you  aren't  going  to  make  it  off  this  field  in  one  piece. 
That's  the  kind  of  attitude  you  have  to  have  in  a  sport 
if  you  are  going  to  survive.  Sports  are  battles  and  the 
"vi     team  best  prepared  is  going  to  win. 

\ 

) 


Boy's  Soccer 


The  1 988  Boys  Soccer  Team  had  another  great  sea- 
son. The  Dragons  finished  their  regular  season  with  an 
impressive  16-0-2  record.  The  team  went  undefeated 
and  won  every  game  within  the  South  Shore  League  for 
large  schools.  The  Dragon  Boys  had  two  non-league 
games  against  very  strong  teams  who  lead  in  their 
leagues.  They  came  away  from  those  hard  fought 
games  with  respectable  ties.  And  so  the  Dragons  head 
to  the  State  Tournament  with  a  strong  regular  season 
and  building  momentum.  Last  year's  team  went  all  the 
way  to  the  Eastern  Massachusetts  Final  where  they  lost 
to  an  impressive  Sachem  team  from  Winchester.  Hope- 
fully the  team  this  year  can  recapture  the  South  Sec- 
tional Title  and  go  for  it  all  as  they  aim  for  the  State 
Final.  Will  the  1988  Duxbury  boys  soccer  team  be 
State  Champions  this  year?  Only  time  will  tell.  But  with 
such  an  abundance  of  skill  and  talent  spread  through- 
out the  squad  some  feel  it  is  well  within  their  reach. — 
Paul  Jordan 


Smile  pretty  Boys! 


"Heads" 

When  they  kick  that  thing,  it 
sure  can  be  painful!! 

The  Statue  of  Liberty!,  or  is  it 
Jeff  Downin? 


...able  to  leap  tall  buildings  in  a  single 
bound! 


Sport: 


Girl's  Soccer 

This  year  the  Girls  Soccer  Team  finished  with  a  1 3- 
3-3  record.  Led  by  Coach  Pat  Shea  and  tri-captains 
Erinn  Brozman,  Jen  Harrington  and  Megan  Saunders 
the  girls  made  it  to  the  second  round  of  tournament 
by  beating  Dedham  4-2.  This  is  the  first  time  since 
the  state  champion  team  that  the  girls  have  made  it 
that  far.  In  the  second  round  the  girls  fought  a  tough 
battle  against  the  South  Shore  Champions  Rockland 
losing  2-1  after  4  overtimes.  Making  the  All-Star 
Team  were  Erinn  Brozman,  Jen  Harrington,  Danielle 
Rosalia,  and  Carla  McFarland.  The  team  will  be  losing 
seven  seniors  but  look  forward  to  a  successful  season 
with  captains  Danielle  Rosalia,  Carla  McFarland,  and 
Sheryl  Binney. 


Boy's 
Country 


Cross 


For  Senior  Tri-Captains  Ben  Riordon,  Glenn  Rand, 
&  Dave  Sjostedt  and  Senior  Lettermen  Dave  Vander- 
bilt,  Brad  Carver,  and  Dave  Sullivan  the  season  was 
another  very  successful  one.  Often  the  seniors  would 
record  shutouts  as  Ben  &  Glenn  would  finish  1  -2  and 
close  behind  them  would  be  "Dave  &  Dave"  3-4 
before  any  alien  team  member  got  to  the  finish  line. 
When  their  4  year  running  career  is  considered  as  a 
unit  they  probably  have  had  more  team  success  than 
any  4  year  period  in  the  history  of  the  sport  at  DHS:-4 
losses  in  4  years,  3  League  Championships,  2  South 
Shore  Principal's  Championships,  1  Division  III  run- 
nerup  spot  and  2  State  Meet  qualifying  teams.  No 
one  else  in  their  league  comes  close  to  that  accom- 
plishment. Nice  work  boys.  Good  Luck  to  the  tough 
U.C.  who  supported  us. 


"We  have  HANDS  too!" 
"Shoes  on  their  hands" 
Ben  strikes  a  casual  pose 
Reggie 


Sports  129 


And  ..they're  off!! 


w!  Girl's 
Country 


Cross 


The  Green  Team 


This  year's  Girl's  Cross  Country  team 
had  a  great  season.  Under  coach  Mark 
Dunn  and  co-captains  Ali  Austin  and  Ken- 
dra  Mumford,  the  team-Stephanie  Clack, 
Carolyn  Cummings,  Marie  Delprete,  Leslie 
Gilmore,  Alexandra  Swan,  Lynn  William- 
son, Kelly  Canney,  Jessica  Cadogan, 
Adrien  Hynek,  Jessica  Staddleman,  Toni- 
Anne  Ferretti,  and  Kim  Lehman-completed 
the  year  with  a  great  record.  They  all  faced 
tough  competition  this  year  especially  from 
a  new  member  of  the  League,  Dennis- Yar- 
mouth. Against  them,  though,  Duxbury 
ran  their  best  race  ever.  The  team  was  very 
sucessful  and  made  it  to  the  Divisional 
Meet. 


Only  one  more  lap.. 

Ready  for  the  kiclcline? 

Did  anybody  hear  what  he  said? 

Senior  Captain  Kendra  and  Lynn  run 
the  courts 


Sports  131 


Sittin'  on  the  sidelines. 


"Uh  Oh-gotta  get  that 
ball" 


Our  opponent's  faces  turn  ugly  when  they 
see  DHS  coming! 


"Its  OK  Meridith,  its  just  a  pic- 
ture!" 


'My  foot  is  stuck!!" 


DHS  Field  Hockey  Team — On  the 
loose!! 


Field  Hockey 


The  Girl's  Varsity  Field  Hockey  Team  had  a  great 
season  this  year  finishing  second  in  the  South  Shore 
League  with  a  record  of  10-3-2,  and  an  overall  record 
of  1 3-3-2.  The  team  suffered  one  very  hard  defeat 
against  Sandwich  in  that  they  were  not  able  to  clinch 
the  S.S.L.  title,  losing  to  the  Blue  Knights  in  the  last  30 
seconds  of  the  game.  However,  the  Dragons  did  prove 
to  be  the  better  and  stronger  team  against  last  year's 
defending  State  Champions,  Dennis-Yarmouth,  by 
beating  them  1-0.  The  team  was  lead  by  it's  captains, 
Christine  Cleary  and  Sarah  Brown,  who  provided  the 
team  with  a  lot  of  encouragement.  Sarah  Brown  was 
nominated  for  the  Globe  All-Scholastic  Team.  Coach 
Saggese  had  a  great  year.  He  clinched  his  100th  field 
hockey  victory  and  his  Green  Dragons  qualified  for  their 
15th  straight  Eastern  Mass  Tournament.  The  seniors 
on  this  year's  team  were:  Sarah  Brown,  Christine 
Cleary,  Keri  Dowd,  Stacy  Hale,  Paige  Holden,  Jennifer 
Laramee,  Joyce  Under,  Poppyann  Mastrovita,  Nancy 
McLean,  Meridith  Moore,  Amy  Raabe,  Paige  Reed, 
Cally  Scullin  and  Alison  Zimon. — Meridith  Moore 


orts  J  33 


Girl's  Swim 
Team 

1 988  was  the  second  year  for 
the  Girl's  Swim  Team  at  DHS 
and  it  was  their  second  unde- 
feated swim  season.  Under  the 
coaching  of  Paul  Miles  and  the 
leadership  of  tri-captains  Mi- 
chelle Shimp,  Rosemary  Tu- 
fankjian,  and  Amanda  Ferry. 
The  team  went  1  1-0-0  and 
won  their  league.  Qualifying 
for  States  were  Tracy  Shea, 
Lauren  Conway,  Rini  Edmunds 
and  Susan  Deloid.  The  team 
looks  promising  in  future  years 
with  2 1  of  the  24  members  re- 
turning. The  Diving  Team  con- 
sisted of  four  sophomores. 
They  were  led  by  Jessica 
McCluskey,  the  first  female 
diver  from  DHS  to  ever  qualify 
for  the  State  meet.  Kelly  Dowd 
also  qualified  for  the  South  Sec- 
tionals. 

"Duuuuuh...." 


Pull,  Catherine,  Pull!! 


134  Sports 


Sports  135 


Football 


In  1988,  the  Duxbury  High  School  Football  team 
captured  it's  second  ever  South  Shore  League 
Championship.  The  team  was  led  by  Captains  Mike 
George,  Lyle  Roberts  and  Jake  Joyce.  Coach  Don 
Dellorco  felt  the  high  point  of  the  season  was  when 
Duxbury  played  the  Scituate  Sailors  for  the  South 
Shore  League  Championship.  The  running  back  trio 
of  Mike  Haley,  Mike  George,  and  Lyle  Roberts  all 
rushed  for  over  500  yards.  Quarterback  Gary  Wil- 
liamson and  flanker  Anthony  Markella  kept  the  op- 
posing defense  on  it's  toes  with  their  air  assault.  The 
Thanksgiving  Day  game  against  Marshfield  will  be 
very  exciting.  The  Dragons  will  try  to  raise  their  re- 
cord to  8-2.  If  the  Dragons  win,  it  will  be  the  third  time 
in  the  history  of  Duxbury  Football  that  the  football 
team  has  won  8  games.  This  year's  football  team 
brought  us  an  exciting  season  and  a  League  Title. 
Thanks  to  all  the  Football  team  for  making  this  possi- 
ble. 


"Which  way  do  we  go?" 

"Gimme,  Gimme" 

Well  equiped  football  team 


Ballet  in  cleats? 


^BUBY      ^/  ^ 

53^  21 


What  ever  happened  to  smiling 
for  a  picture? 


"Wait— WHERE'S  the  party  t< 

night?" 


136  Sports 


Sports  137 


Fall 

Cheerleaders 

This  year,  with  spirit  and  smiles,  the  Fall  Cheer- 
leaders cheered  for  the  Varsity  Football  and  Boy's 
Varsity  Soccer  Team.  Not  only  did  they  cheer,  they 
also  decorated  the  stands  and  locker  rooms  before 
the  big  games,  and  delivered  surprises  to  the  senior 
football  and  soccer  players  the  day  before  these 
games.  The  squad  was  coached  by  Ruthanne  Henri- 
ques  and  Bette  Greene  and  consisted  of  seniors: 
Shari  Silvers  (Captain),  Deirdre  Sheehan  (Co-Cap- 
tain), Kelley  Berglund,  Julie  Dwyer  and  Laurie  David; 
juniors:  Cheryl  Cenedella,  Amanda  Eagan,  Katherine 
Hill  and  Danielle  Dobecki;  sophomores:  Kerri  O'Con- 
nell,  Michaela  Macdonald  and  Sheryl  Thomas;  and 
freshman:  Megan  Lawless. 


"Somewhere  over  the  rainbow" 

"Let's  get  a  little  bit  Rowdy  R  O  W  D  Y!!" 


"Don't  we  look  purty?!" 
It's  raining  cheerleaders 


138  Sports 


Winter 
Cheerleading 

Several  returning  members,  along  with  first 
year  people,  helped  to  make  the  Winter  Cheer- 
leading  squad  something  to  cheer  about.  Cheer- 
leading,  under  the  coaching  of  Mrs.  Ruthanne 
Henriques,  assisted  by  Mrs.  Bette  Green,  has 
become  a  varsity  level  sport,  providing  fellow 
students  with  spirit  and  enthusiasm.  The  cheer- 
leaders, who  can  be  seen  on  the  sidelines  of  the 
league  leading  basketball  and  hockey  teams, 
actually  work  as  hard  as  the  teams  do.  They 
practice  on  weekends,  days  without  games, 
and  even  long  before  the  season  begins.  There 
are  physical  and  emotional  demands  on  the 
squad  as  they  travel  to  games  and  cheerleading 
competitions.  Co-captains  were  senior  Amy 
Raabe  and  junior  Danielle  Dobecki. 


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Warning:  Do  not  attempt  this  at  home. 

The  Cheering  Squad 

Supporting  the  team. 

The  captains  —  Amy  and  Danielle! 


Sports  139 


Boys'  Swim  Team 

This  year  the  boys'  swim  team  was  led  by  coach  Paul 
Miles  and  senior  captains  Jim  Gregg  and  Ryan  Tillson 
who  led  the  team  to  a  season  of  "winning  the  battle  but 
losing  the  war."  The  boys  had  many  strong  swimmers 
but  they  didn't  have  enough  depth  to  win.  This  year 
they  had  many  new  kids  who  improved  greatly  with  a 
lot  of  hard  work.  Swimming  for  the  Dragons  were  sen- 
iors Jim  Gregg,  Ryan  Tillson,  and  Adam  Lefavre,  juniors 
Brian  Hammel,  John  Grandy,  Andy  Putnam,  Brian 
MacKenzie,  and  diver  Matt  Allaire.  New  to  the  team  as 
freshman  were  Chris  Andrews,  Abner  Harris,  Andrew 
Hedberg,  and  Jeff  Seagar. 

With  the  boys'  hard  work  and  enthusiasm  they  are 
looking  forward  to  South  Sectionals  and  States.  Al- 
ready qualifying  are  Jim  Gregg,  Ryan  Tillson,  and  John 
Grandy. 


Who  drained  all  the  water? 
Don't  swallow  all  that  water 
Diving  for  pennies 


Wonderboy  Jim  Gregg! 


j  r 


Andy,  John,  Ryan,  and  Brian  discuss  the  race. 


40  Sports 


Mi 


Boys  Basketball 


Last  year  the  Boys'  Basketball  Team  was 
3  points  away  from  playing  in  the  Boston 
Garden,  but  they  were  beaten  in  overtime 
by  Milton  for  the  South  Sectional  Finals. 
This  year  the  Boston  Globe  has  chosen  the 
Dragons  as  number  one  in  the  state  in  Divi- 
sion 2  and  thus  they  have  fared  the  best  of 
games  from  opposing  teams.  The  6'9"  Ju- 
nior Bill  Curley  has  led  the  team  with  his 
incredible  offense,  defense,  and  rebound- 
ing; and  he  has  performed  to  his  peak  abili- 
ty despite  all  of  the  publicity  and  college 
recruiting.  Although  Curley  is  the  top  man 
in  Massachusetts,  the  success  of  the  team 
would  not  be  if  it  weren't  for  the  contribu- 
tions of  the  other  players.  Senior  captains 
Brian  Wycall  and  Jon  Hanlon  and  junior 
captain  Bill  Curley  led  the  Dragons  with 
their  spirit  and  agressiveness,  while  the  of- 
fense and  defense  was  nearly  perfected  by 
the  other  seniors — Lyle  Roberts,  Gary  Wil- 
liamson, Mike  George,  Dick  Bayramshian, 
Ryan  Gillis,  and  Glenn  Rand,  juniors — Chris 
Keller,  Scott  MacQuarrie,  Nate  Thorn,  and 
freshman — Brian  Roundtree  all  did  great 
jobs  in  every  aspect  of  the  game  to  help  the 
Dragons  win.  Hopefully  the  team  will  make 


144  Sports 


Sports    1 45 


Girls'  Basketball 

The  Duxbury  High  School  Girls'  Basketball  Team 
had  something  to  prove  this  year.  Last  year  the  team 
finished  the  season  with  a  disappointing  record  of  6- 
1 2  and  were  looking  to  turn  things  around.  This  year 
the  Lady  Dragons,  captained  by  Kim  Dowd  and  Brit- 
tiany  Leary,  had  much  more  playing  experience  and 
enough  talent  that  they  were  competitive  through- 
out the  league. 

There  were  seven  returning  players:  guards  Tara 
Pepin  and  Kim  Dowd,  forwards  Brittiany  Leary,  Jen 
Harrington,  Alison  Zimon  and  Jen  Needham,  and 
center  Kim  Lelakes.  There  were  also  some  new 
faces:  Joyce  Linder,  Shannon  Boyd,  Carla  MacFar- 
lane,  Sue  Milewski,  and  Jackie  Wait. 

The  team  did  lack  height  but  they  made  up  for  it 
by  being  more  of  a  running  and  pressing  type  team.  It 
was  a  tough  league  with  many  strong  teams  but 
overall,  the  Duxbury  Dragons  had  a  pretty  successful 
year. 


Here,  you  take  it! 
NERVOUS? 
Walking  on  air 


1 46  Sports 


Wrestling 

The  DHS  wrestling  team  has  had  a  great  season. 
The  captains  of  the  team  were  seniors  Nathan  Pa- 
tenaude,  George  Horesta,  and  Peter  Capraro.  The 
members  of  the  varsity  team  were  Mark  Brown,  Tim 
Caglarcan,  Dan  Dewolf,  Dave  Hutton,  Greg  Jack- 
son, Jeff  McNeil,  Mark  Napellio,  Andy  Govoni,  Joe 
Dilapi,  Antonio  Andrews,  John  Nicols,  Derek  Gage, 
Geoff  Lister,  and  John  Hannon.  At  the  Holiday  Tour- 
nament the  team  finished  second  out  of  20  teams. 
George  Horesta,  Pete  Capraro,  and  Mark  Brown 
were  4th  place  finishers,  Mark  Napellio  was  a  3rd 
place  finisher,  John  Nicols  was  a  2nd  place  finisher, 
and  the  champions  were  Antonio  Andrews  and  Na- 
than Patenaude. 


Don't  fall  asleep,  George. 
Meet  the  Team. 
Coach  Bell  encourages  the  team. 
Is  it  my  leg  or  your  leg? 


Sports    1 47 


n  Cressmon  controls  the  puck. 


Hockey 


Make  my  day 


atch  me  get  out  of  this  one. 


As  everybody  knows  Hockey  is  easily  the  most  excit- 
ing sport  going.  Hockey  has  it  all.  What  other  sport  has 
the  speed,  hard  hitting,  blistering  slapshots,  and  the 
finesse  that  hockey  does.  The  1989  hockey  team  has 
all  that  and  the  winning  touch.  They  got  off  to  a  great 
start,  by  January  2 1 ,  they  were  1  1-1-2  and  had  quali- 
fied for  the  tournament  and  hoped  to  achieve  the  state 
championship  title  in  which  they  came  so  close  to  in 
1988,  losing  to  Matignon  9-5.  The  defensive  is  very 
strong  with  captain  Scott  Wenham  and  brother  Sean. 
Another  defensive  pair  is  senior  Paul  Hodgdon  and  ju- 
nior Friend  Weiler.  Up  front  the  offense  is  led  by  assis- 
tant captain  Rob  Medeiros,  junior  Jon  Cressman,  senior 
Matt  Twomey,  and  junior  Dave  Tower  with  support 
from  many  underclassmen.  With  strong  goal  tending 
from  Jeremy  Starr  and  Collin  Heward  the  team  looks 
forward  to  continued  success.  If  everybody  stays 
healthy  the  sky  is  the  limit  for  this  young  team. 


149 


Next  time,  stay  out  of  my  way. 


150 


I  don't  know  where  you  go.  Do  you  climb  into  space? 
To  the  world  where  you  live,  the  world  where  you  live. 
What  is  the  world  where  you  live,  anyway?  Is  it  just  the 
streets,  the  houses,  the  trees?  Or  is  it  more  than  that. 
The  World  where  I  live  is  filled  with  images,  images  of 
friendly  faces  on  the  beach  and  the  tree  at  Hall's  Cor- 
ner lit  up  at  Christmastime.  When  I  think  of  my  world  I 
think  of  the  School  complex:  the  high  school,  the  mid- 
dle school,  Alden,  the  library,  and  the  pool.  I  think  of  the 
basement  of  the  library  and  the  tables  where  bunches 
of  friends  would  talk  instead  of  doing  homework.  I  think 
of  North  Hill  where  we  used  to  take  the  innertubes  and 
go  sledding.  Duxbury  is  not  only  beach  and  colonial 
houses.  Duxbury  is  a  feeling,  a  feeling  of  home  and 
warmth  and  kindness.  The  world  where  I  live  is  not 
always  flawless.  I  remember  the  dread  that  came  over 
every  one  of  us  each  time  Dr.  Hill  came  on  over  the 
loudspeaker. "Whose  dead  this  time?"  I  would  think, 
and  pray  that  it  wasn't  one  of  my  friends.  All  this  is  the 
world  where  we  live,  the  good  and  the  bad  will  be  re- 
membered forever  as  us,  as  our  lives,  as  our  world. 


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■       '    •     f     -A  ■»  •  '■  ■ 

WELCOME 

TO 

DUXBURY 

BEACH 

The  air  was  cold,  but  the  sun  made  my  skin 
warm.  As  the  morning  moved  on,  it  proved  to  be  a 
perfect  winter's  day  to  go  to  the  beach.  As  I 
walked  over  the  bridge  I  noticed  the  current  flow- 
ing swifly  thru  the  piles.  The  seagulls  were  crying 
which  meant  fish  must  be  running.  The  parking  lot 
was  packed  with  cars,  but  two  kids  managed  to  be 
skateboarding  around  doing  tricks  with  their 
boards.  As  I  looked  down  the  long  stretch  of  beach 
I  noticed  a  jeep  off  in  the  distance  moving  like  a 
snail  it  appears  to  be  stuck.  I  can  see  people  get 
out  of  the  car  and  push  on  the  tailgate,  but  noth- 
ing happens.  Suddenly,  after  several  tries  the  car 
moves  -it's  free  and  continues  on  it's  way.  Now 
out  of  sight,  I  look  toward  the  other  end  of  the 
beach  a  woman  who  is  bundled  up  in  many  layers 
throws  a  stick  into  the  ocean  which  her  dog  does 
not  go  to  retrieve.  A  startling  roar  draws  my  atten- 
tion to  the  shoreline  where  the  waves  are  now 
beginning  to  crash.  In  the  spray  of  the  waves  rain- 
bows appear,  through  them  I  can  see  a  tanker 
which  is  moving  in  the  utmost  slowness.  My  hands 
are  frigid  and  my  nose  is  starting  to  run,  I  resentless- 
ly  turn  away  from  the  beach  and  start  my  tedious 
walk  home. 

—  Juliann  Roper 


1 

1 

if 

Stop  No  Vehicles 


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Sunny  Days. ..Chasing  the  clouds  away.... 


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J  52  Community 


Life  out 
school 


of 


About  50%  of  DHS  students  have  part-time 
jobs.  Among  the  places  where  students  work  are 
Far-Fars,  McDonalds,  Angelos,  A  &  P,  and  the 
Yacht  Club.  It  seems  like  not  too  many  students 
like  the  town.  When  asked  where  their  favorite 
place  around  town  was,  the  most  popular  answer 
was-The  Beach.  The  second  most  popular  answer 
was  "anywhere  out  of  this  town".  Other  places 
included  Hall's  Corner,  the  graveyard,  and  the  exit 
ramp  to  Boston.  Some  students  are  involved  in 
out-of-school  activities  such  as  CYO,  karate,  and 
horseback  riding.  Other  students  enjoy  sleeping, 
being  a  punk,  and  boy  watching.  One  student 
even  replied, "I  have  no  friends,  no  interests,  and 
I'm  running  out  of  money." 


Duxbury's  new  edition 


THE  WALL 


154  Community 


St.  George  Street 


Around  Town 

Lori  Overhiser  and  Jen  Knoll  have  been  teaching 
Sunday  School  at  Pilgrim  Church  for  about  4 
years.  The  director  of  Christian  Education  at  their 
church  got  them  interested  in  teaching  their  own 
class.  Lori  and  Jen  teach  the  class  for  an  hour  and 
a  half  every  Sunday.  In  the  class,  they  mostly  read 
Bible  Stories  and  play  games.  Jen  and  Lori  are  in- 
volved in  other  activities  also.  Jen  is  in  the  Jazz 
Band  and  Lori  does  Flag  Squad.  Both  of  them  like 
out-of-school  activities  as  well  as  in-school  activi- 
ties and  both  of  them  have  part  time  jobs.  Lori 
hopes  to  go  to  Bryant  College  and  to  major  in 
business.  Jen  wants  to  go  to  Darmouth  and  to  be  a 
teacher. 


Snug  Harbor 


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The  For-Fors  Family 


Sweetser's  Bakery 


Community  157 


All  washed  up 
John  Alden  House 


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CONGRATULATION  TO  THE 
CLASS  of  1989 


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Dear  Duxbury  Educators, 

When  we  first  climbed  up  the  high  steps  of  the  huge  yellow  bus  she  was 
naturally  apprehensive.  She  reached  the  top  step  and  quickly  looked  back  at 
the  secure  and  familiar  surroundings  she  was  leaving.  Wide  eyed  she  looked 
down  the  seemingly  mile  long  isle  of  the  bus  and  an  understandable  look  of 
concern  spread  across  her  face.  Upon  arriving  at  school  she  forgot  the  new 
clothes  she  was  so  proud  of  and  took  a  long  wondering  look  at  a  world  that 
would  influence  her  for  the  rest  of  her  life.  Your  job  as  educators  had  begun. 
You  have  done  your  job  well.  She  came  to  you  as  a  flower  in  the  spring  and  you 
have  given  her  much  of  the  sunshine  and  nourishment  that  has  helped  her 
grow.  During  her  stormy  times  you  have  been  a  lighthouse  and  safe  harbor, 
and  have  given  her  much  of  the  strength  and  wisdom  she  will  need  to  compete 
in  our  global  community.  She  can  stand  along  with  the  best,  and  will  never  be 
cold  in  anyone's  shadow 

Your  skills  have  taught  her  to  believe  in  things  she  can  not  see,  guaranteed 
her  a  slice  of  the  moon,  and  taught  her  that  change  can  be  as  beautiful  as  the 
four  seasons.  Your  care,  understanding,  and  dedication  has  left  a  splash  of 
sunlight  on  her  hair.  Because  of  your  help  she  is  as  strong  as  a  mountain  in  the 
wind  and  as  gentle  as  a  fawn  in  the  field.  She  is  quick  to  smile  and  not 
ashamed  of  her  tears.  Like  her  sister  before  her  you  have  taught  her  that 
compassion  and  understanding  can  bring  peace  of  mind.  You  have  led  by 
example  and  shown  her  that  the  structure  and  system  so  important  to  our 
society  can  work  for  us  all.  You  have  truly  left  her  far  better  than  you  found 
her.  You  should  be  proud  of  your  part  in  a  joint  effort.  Who  is  she?  One  of 
hundreds  of  Duxbury  students  whom  will  someday  look  back  and  say  "I  am 
glad  they  did",  instead  of  "I  wish  they  had". 

Our  family  thanks  you  from  the  bottom  of  our  hearts  for  the  magnificent 
effort  you  have  made.  It  is  truly  a  remarkable  person  who  can  endure  the 
turbulence  of  a  developing  person  and  survive  on  the  smile  that  comes  from 
knowing  you  have  done  a  fine  job. 


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Personnel  Messages 


CHRIS  MACNEVIN  -Congratulations,  Chris  -With  love  and  pride  from  Mom  &  Dad 
SHERRI  MCALONEY  -Congratulations  from  your  proud  family.  Mom,  Dad,  Doug  &  P. P. P. 
LARAINE  MCKINNON  -Love  and  Congratulations,  Laraine.  Mom  &  Dad 
NANCY  MCLEAN  -Congratulation!  Be  happy!  Love  Mom,  Dad  &  Jeff 
KIRSTIN  J.  MCLELLAN  -We  wish  you  the  best  always!  Love  Mom  &  Dad 
STEVEN  MEALLO  -Congratulations,  Steve.  We  love  you.  Mom  &  Dad 
JILL  MERCIER  -Congratulations,  Jill.  We  love  you.  Mom  &  Dad 

MEREDITH  MOORE  -A  bit  of  fragrance  always  clings  to  the  hand  that  gives  you  roses. 
ROB  MORIARTY  -Congratulations,  Rob.  Love  Mom,  Dad  &  Keelin 
RONALD  B.  NEEDLEMAN,  JR.  -The  family  is  pleased  and  proud  of  you. 
CHERYL  A.  NEWTON  -Congratulations,  cheryl!  We  are  proud  of  you.  Love  Mom  &  Dad 
LORI  OVERHISER  -Congratulations,  Lori  -You're  special.  Love  Mom  &  Dad 
TOM  PIERCE  -We're  sure  proud  of  you,  Tom.  Love  Mom, Dad  &  Amy 
JOAD  (JOHN)  SANTOS  -It's  been  a  wonderful  year.  Good  Luck!  Love  Mom  &  Dad 
MEGHAN  SAUNDERS  -You  have  been  a  joy,  Meg.  Love  Mom  &  Dad 
PETER  C.  SAVAGE  -We're  proud  of  you,  Peter.  Love  Mom,  dad  &  Jenn 
KATE  SEKERAK  -Congratulations,  Kate.  We're  proud  of  you.  Love  Mom  &  Dad 
RENEE  SHEPHERD  -We  love  you  and  are  so  proud!  Mom,  Bill  and  Gregg 
SHARI  SILVERS  -Share,  I'm  so  proud  of  you.  Love  Mom 
JAY  SLATTERY  -Congratulations  "Superkawaki"  -We  are  very  proud  of  you!  Love,  Mom,  Dad,  Greg  £ 
David 

PAUL  VOLOSHEN  -Polar  Bear  -Tackle  the  world  with  the  same  ZEST  and  LOVE  you  have  for  football.  Lov< 
Mom,  Dad,  Tanya,  Barbi  &  Gigi 

SCOTT  WENHAM  -Scott,  thanks  for  the  memories  and  making  us  so  proud.  Love  Mom  &  Dad 
GARY  WILLIAMSON  -Congratulations,  Gary.  We  are  proud  of  you!  Mom  &  Dad 

CONGRATULATIONS  CLASS  OF  1989  -Gene  &  JoAnn  Grant 
TYSON  J.  ANDERSON  -Love  Ya  Tys.  -Mom  &  Dad 

JODI  ANDREWS  -Congratulations,  Jodi.  I'm  so  proud  of  you.  I  love  you.  -Mom 

LISA  ATKINSON  -Congratulations,  Lisa.  We're  all  so  proud.  Love  Mom,  Dad,  Michelle,  Debbie,  &  Andrea 
ALISON  AUSTIN  -We  are  proud  of  you,  Ali.  -Love  Mom  &  Dad 


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RICHARD  J.  BAYROMSHIAN,  JR.  -Thanks,  Dick,  for  bringing  so  much  joy  to  our  lives.  Love  Mom  &  Dad 
SARA  BORHEK  -Congratulations,  Sara!  We  love  you.  Mom  &  Dad 
MIKE  BRUNO  -Success  and  Happiness.  Love  Mom  &  Dad 

CYNTHIA  ANN  CALIENDO  -Congratulations,  Cindy!  Love  ya!  Dad,  Mom,  Glenna  &  Phillip 

PAUL  CANTY  -Much  happiness  &  success  in  your  future  endeavors.  We're  proud  of  you,  P.J.  Love  Mom  & 

Dad 

PAM  CECCARELLI  -Wishing  you  a  happy,  fulfilling  future.  Mom  &  Dad 
JOE  CHRUSZ  -Way  to  Go  Joe.  Be  proud  of  yourself.  Love,  Mom  and  Dad. 
MATT  CINCOTTI  -We  are  proud  of  you,  Matt.  -Love  Mom,  Dad  &  Jay 

CHRISTINE  CLEARY  -We're  very  proud  of  you  and  love  you  a  whole  bunch!  Love  Mom  &  Dad 

SARAH  COLLINS  -We  are  proud  of  you,  Sarah.  Love  Mom  &  Dad 

JASON  CORN  -Success  in  the  future,  Jason.  Love,  Mom  &  Dad 

BETH  CROTHERS  -Congratulations,  Beth.  Love  Mom  and  Dad 

KARA  DAVIS  -Congratulations  ,  Kara!  We  love  you.  Mom  &  Mike 

MIKE  DESHAIES  -Congratulations,  Mike.  Love  Mom,  Dad  and  Patty 

KERI  DOWD  -Good  job  Keri;  we  love  you.  Mom  &  Dad 

KIMBERLY  DOWD  -To  Kim  &  her  friends  -we  are  proud.  Love  Mom  &  Dad 

CANDACE  FORSMAN  -Congratulations,  Candy.  Love  you.  Mom  &  Dad 

THOMAS  C.  GALLAGHER  -Well  done,  Tom!  Dad  &  Joaquina 

LESLIE  GILMORE  -Congratulations  Class  of  89  -Barbara  Gilmore 

SUSAN  GIUMETTI  -Congratulations,  Susan.  Love  -Mom,  Dad,  Don  &  Eric 

WILLIAM  R.  GRAHAM,  JR.  -Shoot  for  the  stars,  Bill.  -Love  Mum,  Dad  &  Jeanie 

JAMES  GREGG  -Our  love  and  congratulations,  Jimmy.  -Mom  &  Dad 

LESLIE  GURRY  -The  best  of  everything  to  Leslie.  Much  love,  Mom,  Dad,  Amy,  Beth,  &  Bill 

STACY  HALE  -Pride  for  the  past  -love  forever  -the  best  for  the  future.  Mom,  Dad,  Robert,  Dana  &  Hoover 

AMY  HAMBLETON  -Congratulations  Class  of  '89  -The  Hambletons 

JENNIFER  HARRINGTON  -Jen,  we  are  proud  of  you.  Love  Mom,  Dad  and  Eric 

MEG  HILL  -We  are  proud  of  you,  meg.  Love  Mom  &  Charlie 

JEFFREY  HOJLO  -congratulations  Class  of  '89  -The  Hojlo  Family 

GEORGE  HORESTA  -We're  proud  of  you,  George!  Love  Mom,  Dad  &  Jen 

DAVID  HUTTON  -Congratulations,  Dave.  Great  job.  Love  Mom  and  Dad 

HEIDI  &  KRISTEN  JAMES  -I'm  so  proud  of  you  Heidi  and  Kris.  I  love  you.  Mom 

ALYSSA  LAHEY  -Congratulations,  Lys.  Thanks  for  Being  You!  Love,  Mom  &  Dad 

MICHELLE  J.  LAPORTE  -Congratulations,  Michelle.  We're  proud  of  you!  Love  Mom,  Dad,  Donnie,  Shawn 

&  Todd 

JENNIFER  LARAMEE  -Our  own  super-star.  We  love  you  and  we're  proud  of  you.  Love  Mom,  Dad,  Jason  & 
Kaitlyn 

JEFFREY  MACFARLANE  -We  are  proud  of  you,  Jeffrey.  Love  Mom  &  Dad 


Duxbury  High  School,  it's  students,  faculty,  and  administration  are 
proud  to  dedicate  this  yearbook  to  the  memory  of  William  P.  Ellison 
(1905-1988).  We  were  all  deeply  saddened  by  his  untimely  death  and 
give  our  sincere  condolences  to  his  wife,  Marianne,  and  his  family.  Much 
has  been  written  about  Mr.  Ellison  since  his  death.  Such  writings  have 
properly  catalouged  his  many  accomplishments  as  a  successful  business- 
man, Harvard  athlete  and  most  importantly  as  a  humanitarian  and 
philanthropist  of  unusual  proportions.  He  and  his  family  gave  much  to 
the  Town  of  Duxbury  and  its  inhabitants-in  fact,  our  high  school  is 
located  on  land  donated  to  the  town  by  the  Ellison  family.  He  extended 
a  helping  hand  to  many  people  in  need  without  expecting  or  wanting 
any  recognition  of  his  generosity.  Mr.  Ellison  often  spoke  of  how  impor- 
tant friendship  was  to  him  and  his  friends  put  a  high  value  on  his  friend- 
ship. He  seemed  to  live  life  on  a  level  not  often  found,  yet  it  was  simple 
and  sincere.  He  was  loved  by  many.  We  hope  that  this  dedication  will  in 
some  small  way  preserve  the  memory  of  a  man  who  was  a  legend  during 
his  life. — Jon  Hanlon 


Jeff  Zoltowski  was  special  to  many  of  us.  Al- 
ways a  smile  on  his  face,  he  represented  much 
more  than  just  a  disabled  person.  Jeff  had  a 
sparkling  personality.  He  always  made  the  best 
out  of  any  situation-even  through  his  frustra- 
tions. His  dedication  to  the  school  was  evident 
to  us  all.  He  was  an  unforgettable  student,  peer 
and  friend.  He  died  in  the  spring  of  '87  due  to 
muscular  distrophy.  We  will  miss  him  with  all  our 
hearts. — Laraine  McKinnon 

Jeff  was  a  very  remarkable  person  and  we 
continue  to  miss  him  greatly.  Jeff  loved  Duxbury 
and  had  a  great  respect  for  school.  He  loved 
sports  and  especially  his  beloved  football  team. 
He  had  incredible  character  and  strength  and 
was  truly  an  inspiration.  His  great  sense  of  hu- 
mor got  us  over  a  lot  of  humps. — Mrs.  Emily 
Zoltowski 


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Forever  Young  1989 


Spring  Supplement 


Gymnastics 

This  years'  Gymnastics  team  is  having  a  hard 
time  trying  to  live  up  to  the  expectations  set  by  last 
years'  team.  After  winning  the  League  Champion- 
ship last  year  everyone  expected  Duxbury  to  do  it 
again.  However,  this  is  not  the  same  team  as  last 
year.  Mot  only  did  the  three  seniors  graduate  but  we 
also  gained  several  new  talented  freshmen.  This 
years'  team  is  fighting  back  from  a  disappointing 
beginning  of  the  season.  The  team  lost  two  valued 
members  early  on,  senior  captain  Julie  Dwyer  had  a 
knee  injury  and  senior  Jennifer  Laramee  got  mono. 
Senior  Heather  Tenney  is  leading  the  team  back 
after  these  setbacks.  The  team  consists  of  fresh- 
men: Shayna  Ford,  Ann  Cobak,  Lori  Coggeshall, 
Amy  Brault,  Debbie  Farrell,  Jen  Taylor,  and  Melissa 
Mulligan,  sophomores:  Kelly  Dowd,  Laura  Whitten, 
Kathryn  Talanian,  Jenny  Katz,  and  Anna  Waldstein, 
juniors:  Amy  Ferson  and  Jenn  Hannon,  and  seniors: 
Jessica  Walsh,  Jennifer  Laramee,  Lisa  Atkinson, 
and  Captains  Julie  Dwyer  and  Heather  Tenney. 


Streeech! 


"Tah-dah!' 


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'Look  I'm  a  bird!' 


This  year  the  Boys  Golf  team  included  Steve  Bergamesca, 
Dave  Cass,  Joe  Crusz,  Matt  Gammons,  Chris  Grant,  Ricky 
Keith,  John  Leclair,  Steve  Meallo,  Ron  Meedleman.  The  Boys 
team  tied  for  League  Champs  and  were  led  by  captains  Steve 
Bergamesca,  Matt  Gammons,  and  Steve  Meallo.  The  Girls 
Golf  team  included  captains  Stacy  Hale  and  Poppyann  Mas- 
trovita,  and  other  team  members:  Sheryl  Thomas,  Amy  Cur- 
tin,  Andrea  Daley,  Emily  Duff,  Nicole  Dupuy,  Shannon  Hall, 
Tara  Joy,  and  Kristen  Nangle.  Both  teams  were  coached  by 
Mr.  Robert  Hayes  who  is  retiring  this  year  after  many  years  of 
teaching  and  coaching. 


Golfers  from  the  back 


DHS  Boys  Golf  Team 


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Girls  Tennis 


The  Girls  Varsity  Tennis  Team  had  an  outstanding  season, 
being  South  Shore  League  Champs  for  the  third  year  in  a  row, 
with  a  20  0  record,  and  also  being  finalists  in  the  South  Sec- 
tionals. The  team  was  coached  by  Mrs.  Faith  Heneghan, 
coach  of  the  year,  and  was  led  by  captains  Leann  Nathan  and 
Keri  Dowd.  Tara  Pepin  played  first  singles  for  the  third  year, 
followed  by  Danielle  Dobecki  at  second  singles  and  Sarah 
Parrino  at  third  singles.  Leann  Nathan  and  Tabitha  Kent  were 
the  number  one  doubles  team  and  Sarah  Brown  and  Margot 
Salmela  played  at  second  doubles.  Other  members  of  the 
team  were  Meghan  Saunders,  Cathy  Cooper,  Erica  Putnam, 
Sarah  Benjes,  Sarah  Leahey,  Stacey  Medecci,  and  Kenly 
Brozman. 


Forehand! 


Lean  on  me. 


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Boys  Tennis 

The  Boys  Tennis  Team  has  had  another  great  season  this 
year,  winning  the  South  Shore  League  Large  School  Title 
with  a  record  of  14-0.  The  seven  "starters"  include  singles 
players  Dan  Coakley,  Mike  Brennan,  both  juniors,  and  Marc 
Brennan,  a  freshman,  and  doubles  players  Jon  Cressman  and 
Chris  Bird,  juniors,  and  Peter  Savage  and  John  Crawford, 
seniors.  All  seven  starters  were  undefeated  in  the  South 
Shore  League  and  all  were  named  to  the  South  Shore  League 
All-Star  Team.  Other  members  of  theteam  include  Ron  Le- 
lakes,  Jeff  Harrison,  Keith  Murray,  Bob  Murray,  Jason  Isher- 
wood,  Andy  Whiteley,  and  Todd  Harrington.  The  team  cap- 
tains are  Dan  Coakley,  Mike  Brennan,  and  John  Crawford. 


W  '  k  .  iiiiii 


Grace  a  la  Coakster 


Mercy!  What  a  tough  game! 


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Baseball 


This  year  the  Baseball  team  was  made  up  of  15  members: 
Jon  Hanlon,  Jeff  Hojlo,  Jake  Joyce,  Mike  Lehman,  Anthony 
Markella,  Rick  McHugh,  Gary  Williamson,  Eric  Zee,  Paul 
Bracco,  Bob  Higgins,  Joe  Mattivello,  Craig  McPherson,  Karl 
Ohmstede,  Rob  Siemenski,  and  Kevin  Williams.  The  3  cap- 
tains were  Jon  Hanlon,  Jake  Joyce,  Gary  Williamson  and 
they  were  coached  by  Mr.  Murphy.  The  highlight  of  the 
season  came  at  the  end  in  the  last  game  when  Duxbury  beat 
Whitman-Hanson,  who  were  the  league  champs. 


Gary's  got  it!! 


The  Hanlon  Lunge 


^^^^ 

Slip-slidin'  away. 


KEVIN 


Duxbury's  Baseball 


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Softball 

The  DHS  softball  team  "batted"  their  way  to  the  South 
Shore  League  tournament.  The  girls  finished  up  the  season 
earning  third  place  in  the  league,  with  an  impressive  overall 
record  of  13-3.  Experience  was  the  key  to  their  success  with 
7  returning  seniors. ..Marie  Delprete,  Susan  Guimetti,  Joyce 
Linder,  Meridith  Moore,  and  tri-captains  Kim  Dowd,  Amanda 
Ferry,  and  Alison  Zimon.  The  most  unforgettable  game  of  the 
season  was  against  the  '89  S.S.L.  Champs-Randolph.  Dux- 
bury  fought  a  hard  game  to  come  up  on  top,  3-2,  handing  the 
Devils  their  only  loss  of  the  season.  The  team  had  two  All- 
Stars:  Kim  Dowd  and  Susan  Guimetti. 


Right  to  ya,  Sue! 


Joycey!! 


Duxbury's  Softball 


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Track 

The  Girls  Track  Team  consists  of  Kara  Davis,  Jen  Harring- 
ton, Jessica  Walsh,  Amy  Armstrong,  Shea  Bernard,  Shannon 
Boyd,  Abby  Brothers,  Katherine  Hill,  Cheryl  Horton,  Jen 
Needham,  Jen  Stiles,  Lynn  Williamson,  Emily  Barrett,  Chris- 
tine Boulanger,  Leanne  Bradley,  Missy  Doyle,  Katie  Ghiorse, 
Adrienne  Hynek,  Amy  Joyce,  Michaela  MacDonald,  Diane 
MacMeil,  Jessica  McCluskey,  Megan  Pussilano,  Julie  Os- 
borne, Colleen  Rafferty,  Sarah  Ritch,  Micole  Tagney,  Laura 
Bracco,  Ali  Barber,  Micole  Cesario,  Ann  Cobak,  Tracy  Craw- 
ley, Carolyn  Haley,  Keelin  Moriarty,  Melissa  Mulligan,  Casey 
Ochtera,  Teresa  Pugmire,  Ally  Raabe,  and  Jen  Tougas. 


Jen  Needham  hurdles 


HI!!!! 


DHS  Track  Team 


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Boys  Track:  Mike  Bruno,  Chris  Chin,  Brad  Carver,  Matt  Cin- 
cotti,  Tim  Caglarcan,  Jeff  Downin,  Rich  Ferson,  Ben  Furman- 
iak,  Bill  Graham,  Glenn  Rand,  John  Santos,  Shawn  Sheehan, 
Jeff  Shumway,  Dave  Sjostedt,  Matt  Stone,  Scott  Wenham, 
Matt  Allaire,  Fred  Barrett,  Keith  Campbell,  Ted  Corrigan, 
John  Crowley,  Joe  Dellapi,  Mike  Egan,  Jon  Fasullo,  Torsten 
Hasslemann,  Mark  Johnson,  Matt  Mazanec,  Dave  Metzler, 
Andy  Mowbray,  Jon  Nichols,  Hal  Pugmire,  Jim  Sampson, 
John  Baker,  Ryan  Bartlett,  Tom  Berglund,  Chad  Bickel,  John 
Bondlow,  Chad  Borden,  Charlie  Bornheimer,  Andy  Downin, 
Scott  Erickson,  Robert  Fitzgerald,  Glenn  Frazier,  Tim  Fur- 
maniak,  Chris  Hojlo,  Dennis  Malo,  Chris  Mercer,  Dave  Pro- 
benzano,  Steve  Rogers,  Eric  Spinney,  Scott  Stearns,  Dan 
Turner,  Mike  Walsh,  Clark  Anderson,  Nick  Anzivino,  Greg 
Bickel,  Aaron  Boghosian,  Alex  Chin,  Kevin  Dente,  Peter  Di- 
persio,  John  Dwyer,  John  Gouzoules,  Jake  Ellison,  Taylor 
Gregg,  Jeremy  Lambert,  John  Mercer,  Kevin  O'Donnell, 
John  Redmond,  Jamie  and  Mike  Rutkowski,  Jeff  Seger,  and 
Pat  Winn. 


What  a  landing!! 


Swingin' 


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190 


Junior 
Prom 


The  Junior  Class  continued  the  tradition  of  having  the  prom  in 
the  gym.  The  theme  this  year  was  "Fantasy  Island"  and  the 
theme  song  was  "Walk  Forever  by  My  Side"  by  the  Alarm.  The 
Prom  King  and  Queen  were  Sean  Wenham  and  Jen  Cadogan  and 
their  court  included  Friend  Weiler,  Shannon  Boyd,  Jon  Cress- 
man,  Karen  Tillson,  Mike  Bonner,  and  Jen  Hardy.  The  leaders  of 
the  Prom  Committee  were  Sean  Wenham,  Jen  Grant  and  Jenn 
Hannon.  The  advisors  were  Mrs.  Coombs  and  Mrs.  Vangel.  Spe- 
cial Thanks  to  all  the  parents  that  contributed  to  the  success  of 
the  Prom  especially  Mrs.  O'Donnell. 


Sue  and  Carolyn 


Happily  ever  after 


The  Court:  (l-r)  Jon  Cressman,  Shannon  Boyd.  Mike  Bonner,  Karen  Tillson,  Sean  Wenham,  Jen 
Cadogan,  Jen  Hardy,  and  Friend  Weiler. 


High  Fashion 


Small  and  Tall 


Livin'  it  up  at  the  Prom! 


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I    Guys  and  Dolls 

This  year,  "Guys  and  Dolls"  was  performed  as 
DHS's  All-School  Musical.  It  was  directed  by  Patricia 
Weatherlowe,  Nancy  Gordon,  and  James  Vinci  with 
Christine  DeVaux  and  Kim  Meyer  as  student  directors. 
Students  with  lead  roles  were  Audrey  Schindler  (Sarah 
Brown),  Laraine  McKinnon  (Miss  Adelaide),  Bill  Gra- 
ham (Skye  Masterson),  and  Jeff  Shumway  (Nathan 
Detroit). 


Music  Dept. 


This  past  spring  a  very  daring  music  de- 
partment brought  100  DHS  students 
across  the  border  to  a  Festival  Competi- 
tion in  Montreal,  Canada.  Attending  and 
competing  were  Mr.  Madru's  Concert 
Band  and  Jazz  Band,  Mr.  Vinci's  Orches- 
tra and  String  Quartet  and  Mrs.  Ander- 
son's Color  Guard.  Each  group  received 
honors  of  either  an  excellent  or  superior 
rating.  The  Choir  also  took  a  trip  this 
spring  to  Washington  D.C.  for  "Sharing 
a  New  Song". 


Baccalaureate 


A  large  crowd  of  graduating  seniors,  parents  and 
friends  gathered  at  the  First  Parish  Church  for  Bacca- 
laureate on  June  8th.  Baccalaureate,  a  DHS  tradition,  is 
a  compilation  of  speeches,  poems  and  songs  created  or 
performed  by  seniors.  Some  of  the  students  who  par- 
ticipated this  year  were  Scott  Wenham,  Alyssa  Lahey, 
Andy  Ritch,  Cally  Scullin,  Nicole  Pevzner,  Candy  Fors- 
man,  Rick  Barrett,  Mike  McDonough,  Cindy  Caliendo, 
Leann  Nathan,  and  Nancy  McLean.  The  1989  guest 
speaker  was  teacher  Mr.  Robert  McDonough. 


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Slithy  Toves 


Slithy  Toves  is  a  literary  magazine  put  out  by  a  few 
students  at  Duxbury  High  School.  The  magazine  in- 
cludes various  pieces  of  literature  written  by  the  mem- 
bers of  this  club.  The  members  include  Mike  McDon- 
ough,  Kendra  Mumford,  Derek  Simpson,  and  Bill  Gra- 
ham. The  work  in  the  magazine  is  made  up  of  poems, 
stories,  essays,  and  other  samples  of  student  writing. 
The  advisor  for  Slithy  Toves  is  Mr.  Buechler. 


D.E.C.A. 

The  DECA  club  had  an  extremely  suc- 
cessful year.  Students  organized  and  ran 
the  "school  store",  which  was  renamed 
"The  Checkerboard".  The  interior  was 
repainted  accordingly  with  diagonal 
stripes  of  black  and  white  boxes  and  a 
large  green  dragon.  The  Checkerboard 
sold  various  supplies  and  candy  to  stu- 
dents during  lunch  throughout  the 
school  year. 


D  E 


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C       E  K 


H       C  E 


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Prison  Issues 
Club 


Last  year,  English  teacher  Jean  Trounstine  decided 
to  educate  those  interested  in  issues  concerning  worn- 
ens'  prisons.  It  began  with  a  small  group  of  students 
who  met  and  discussed  the  issues  facing  America's 
prison  systems.  The  group  corresponded  with  prison- 
ers at  Framingham  Womens'  Prison  in  the  form  of 
letters.  The  year  progressed  with  two  visits  to  the  pre- 
release center  in  Lancaster,  MA.  This  year,  Mrs.  Peter- 
son has  taken  over.  Included  in  the  group  are  Kendra 
Mumford,  Alyssa  Lahey,  Carolyn  Cummings,  Christine 
Devaux,  Kerry  Dowling,  Audrey  Schindler,  Karen 
McCann,  Chris  Remick,  Steve  Kearney,  Judy  Jean- 
monod,  and  Sarah  McClellan. 


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Graduation 

Duxbury  High  School  graduated  240  seniors  on  June  10, 
1989.  Commencement  exercises  were  held  outside,  in  front 
of  the  school  (as  they  are  traditionally)  even  though  the  sky 
looked  stormy.  Class  Treasurer,  Keri  Dowd,  announced  the 
senior  gift:  400  dollars  to  be  put  into  a  "new  scoreboard" 
fund.  Graduation  speeches  were  made  by  Alexandra  Swan, 
Michael  Coogan,  Alison  Zimon,  and  valedictorian  Judy  Jean- 
monod.  Almost  miraculously,  as  the  tassles  were  switched 
from  the  right  side  of  the  hat  to  the  left,  the  sun  came  out. 
DHS  congratulates  the  Class  of  1989  and  wishes  them  the 
best  of  luck. 


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Duxbury  Clipper,  Wednesday,  June  14,  IW 

1989  DHS  Graduates 
Make  Final  Decisions 

The  Class  of  1989  has  graduated.  It  is  time  to  move 
on  and  pursue  their  dreams.  What  will  they  do? 


Peter  Lindquist  -  Work 
Sandra  Luce  -  Wheelock 
Cynthia  Lunt  -  Work 
Jeffrey  McFarlane  -  Work 
Christopher  MacNevin  -  Trinity 


Keri  Dowd  -  Providence  College 
Kimberly  Dowd  -  St.  Anselm 

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Make  Final  Decisions  ^S^SJSTCio.  a„«  *«* 

Kara  Davis  -  Keene  State  Anthony  Markella  -  Wilhston 

Michael  Edwards  -  UMass-Amherst  Northampton 

wUTwUlThey  go?" HercTa  list'of  graduates  and  £a/*  *Fa™e,  ^tchbVrg  suie^Poppyann  Mastrovita  -  Colby 

Amanda  Ferry  -  Holy  Cross      Timothy  Mazanec  -  Northeastern  Univ. 
Richard  Ferson  -  Boston  College  Shcrrill  McAloney  -  Wheelock 

Cape  Cod  Community  Knsten  McCann  -  Northeastern  Univ. 

Heather  McCarthy  -  Dean  Jr. 
Megan  McCarthy  -  Massasoit 


their  final  college  or  work  decisions: 


Robert  Adamski  -  Johnson  and  Wales 
Elizabeth  Alongi  -  Bay  State  Jr. 
Liza  Altieri  -  Salve  Regina 
Tyson  Anderson  -  Northeastern 
Jodi  Andrews  -  Mt.  Ida 
Sarah  Armour  -  Tulane 
Lisa  Atkinson  -  Ursinus  (PA) 
Alison  Austin  -  Cornell 
Richard  Barrett  -  Stonehill 
Richard  Bayramshian  -  Framingham 
Paul  Beckman  -  Work 
Steven  Bergamesca  -  Old  Dominion  Univ. 
Kelley  Berglund  -  Univ.  of  So.  California 
Sarah  Borhek  -  Dean  Jr. 
Mark  Brown  -  Keene  State 
Sarah  Brown  -  Hartwick 
Erin  Brozmann  -  Hartwick 
Erika  Bruce  -  McGill 
Michael  Bruno  -  Northeastern 
Ian  Bull  -  Emerson  College 
Tim  Caglarcan  -  Roger  Williams 
Cynthia  Caliendo  -  Providence  College 
Paul  Canty  -  UMass-Amherst 
Peter  Capraro  -  UMass-Amherst 
Bradford  Carver  -  Merrimack 
David  Cass  -  Ohio  State 
Pamela  Ceccarelli  -  Simmons 
Christopher  Chamberlain  -  Colby 
Christopher  Chin  -  Colby 
Joseph  Chrusz  -  Northeastern 
Matthew  Cincotti  -  Syracuse 
Stephanie  Clack  -  V/Vermont 
Christine  Cleary  -  Keene  State 
Michael  Clifford  -  Massasoit 
Linda  Clisham  -  Westfield  State 


Tracy  Fitzpatrick 

Can  dace  Forsman  -  UMass-Amherst 
Benjamin  Furmaniak  -  American  Univ. 
Thomas  Gallagher  -  Boston  College 
Matthew  Gammons  -  U/Vermont 
Michael  George  -  UMass-Amherst 
Ryan  Gillis  -  Salem  State 
Leslie  Gilmore  -  UMass-Amherst 
Susan  Giumetti  -  UMass-Amherst 
Andrew  Govoni  -  Air  Force 
William  Graham  -  Bates 
Christopher  Grant  -  Bentley 
Robert  Green  -  Northeastern 
Karen  Greene  -  Bentley  College 
James  Gregg  -  UMass-Amherst 
Leslie  Gurry  -  Wheelock  College 
Stacy  Hale  -  Middlebury 
Michael  Haley  -  Univ.  Utah 
Amy  Hambleton  -  Wheelock 
Jonathan  Hanlon  -  Middlebury 
Jesse  Hardy  -  Air  Force 
Jennifer  Harrington  -  Merrimack 
Justin  Healey  -  Northeastern 
Margaret  Hill  -  Bay  State  Jr.  College 
Kelly  Hillary  -  Dean  Jr. 
Paul  Hodgdon  -  Northwood  School 
Jeffrey  Hojlo  -  UMass-Amherst 
Paige  Holden  -  Syracuse 
Terrance  Holmes  -  Work 
George  Horesta  -  Work 
David  Hutton  -  UMass-Amherst 
Gregory  Jackson  -  Work 
Heidi  James  -  Southeastern  Mass.  Univ. 
Kristen  James  -  Northeastern 


Melissa  Coburn  -  Art  Institute  of  Ft.  Lauderdale 


Sarah  Collins  -  College  of  Charleston 
Kathleen  Connell  -  Northeastern 
Michael  Coogan  -  UMass-Amherst 
Andrew  Corbett  -  Washington  and  Lee  L 
Jason  Corn  -  Work 

Kerri  Costa  -  Edison  Community  College 

Nancy  Coyle  -  Work 

Darryl  Coyne  -  Berklee 

John  Crawford  -  Temple  Univ. 

Elizabeth  Crothers  -  Northeastern 

Carolyn  Cummings  -  Skidmore 

Eric  Cressman  -  Union  College 

Laura  David  -  Colby  Sawyer 

James  Delorenzo  -  Northeastern 

Marie  Delprete  -  Bridgewater 

Caryn  Demello  -  Work 

Robert  Dente  -  Military  Service 

Michael  Deshais  -  Work 

Christine  DeVaux  -  New  York  Univ. 

Carlene  Dexter  -  National  College  of  Edu 

Michael  Dinsmore  -  Curry 

Heather  Dow  -  Mansfield  Beauty  School 


Janell  Jasmin  -  Massasoit 

Judy  Jeanmonod  -  M.I.T. 

Brandy  Johnson  -  Work 

Jennifer  Johnson  -  Johnson  State 

Paul  Jordan  -  New  Hampshire  College 

John  Joyce  -  Middlebury 

Jeffrey  Kauffman  -  St.  Lawrence 

Theresa  Keefe  -  UMass-Amherst 

Richard  Keith  -  UMass-Boston 

Erin  Kennedy  -  Hartwick 

Laura  Kilroy  -  Univ.  of  Rochester 

Timothy  Kinney  -  Work 

Alayna  Kirchick  -  UMass-Amherst 

Jennifer  Knoll  -  Miami  Univ.  (Ohio) 

Alyssa  Lahey  -  Smith 

Michelle  Laporte  -  Work 

Jennifer  Laramee  -  Providence  College 

Brittiany  Leary  -  U/Tampa 

John  LeClair  -  Univ.  Rhode  Island 

Adam  LeFevre  -  Eckerd  College 

Michael  Lehman  -  Syracuse  Univ. 

Joyce  Linder  -  Elmira  College 


Michael  McDonough  -  Bard 
Richard  McHugh  -  Boston  Univ. 
Laraine  McKinnon  -  Wellesley 
Nancy  McLean  -  Hartwick 
Kristen  McLellan  -  Portland  School  of  Art 
Jeffrey  McNeil  -  Johnson  and  Wales 
Steven  Meallo  -  Amherst 
Robert  Medeiros  -  Daniel  Webster  College 
Eileen  Melvin  -  Quinnipiac  College 
Jill  Mercier  -  Bay  State  Jr. 
John  Moccaldi  -  Marines 
Meridith  Moore  -  Providence  College 
Robert  Moriarty  -  UMass-Amherst 
Kendra  Mumford  -  Wellesley 
Kimberly  Nangle  -  Bryant  College 
Mark  Nappellio  -  St.  Lawrence 
Leann  Nathan  -  Fairfield  Univ. 
Ronald  Needleman  -  Work 
David  Nelson  -  Norwich  Univ. 
Cheryl  Newton  -  Plymouth  State 
Kerrie  O' Toole  -  Villanova  Univ. 
Jennifer  O'Connell  -  Aquinas  Jr.  College 
Kate  O'Hare  -  UMass-Amherst 
George  Olson  -  Lyndon  State 
Lori  Overhiser  -  Bryant  College 
Maria  Pannozzo  -  UMass-Amherst 
Heather  Pacquette  -  Northeastern 
Edward  Parker  -  Dynamy  (Prep 
Nathan  Patenaude  -  Coast  Guard 
Jennifer  Petersen  -  Penn  State 
Jonathan  Petrucelli  -  West  Point  Prep 
Nicole  Pevzner  -  UMass-Amherst 
Jeannie  Phillips  -  Keene  State 
Rebecca  Pierce  -  Bay  Path  Jr. 
Thomas  Pierce  -  Univ.  Tampa 
Michael  Powers  -  Colby 
Amy  Raabe  -  Marquette  Univ.  (Wise.) 
Glenn  Rand  -  Babson  College 
Paige  Reed  -  Keene  State 
Benjamin  Riordon  -  U/Maryland 
Andrew  Ritch  -  Colby 
Lyle  Roberts  -  Boston  College 
Julianne  Roper  -  College  of  Charleston 

Meghan  Saunders  -  St.  Lawrence 
Peter  Savage  -  The  Lawrenceville  School 
Audrey  Schindler  -  Simmons 
Caroline  Scullin  -  Lynchburg  College 
Karl  See  -  College  of  Wooster  (Ohio) 
Mary  Kate  Sekerak  -  Endicott  College 
Deirdre  Sheehan  -  St.  Anselm 
Shawn  Sheehan  -  Northeastern 
Renee  Shepherd  -  Work 
Traci  Sheridan  -  St.  Elizabeth's  School 
Michelle  Shimp  -  West  Chester  Univ.  (PA 
Jeffrey  Shumway  -  Univ.  New  Hampshire 


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David  Sjostedt  -  UMass-Amherst 

John  Slattery  -  Merrimack 

Denisc  Stanford  -  St.  Michael's 

Matthew  Stone  -  UMass-Amherst 

Patrick  Striebel  -  Dean  Jr. 

Lisa  Sugarman  -  UMass-Amherst 

David  Sullivan  -  George  Washington  Univ. 

£rik  Svendsen  -  Georgia  Tech 

Alexandra  Swan  -  George  Washington  Univ. 

Heather  Tenney  -  Univ.  Conn. 

Ryan  Tillson  -  Salem  State 

Robert  Tripp  -  EMT  -  Fire  Academy 

Rosemary  Tufankjian  -  Babson 

Matthew  Twomey  -  Work 

David  Vanderbilt  -  Taylor  Univ.  (IN) 

Jeffrey  Vantatenhove  -  Lynchburg  College 

Paul  Voloshen  -  Mass.  Maritime  Academy 

Jessica  Walsh  -  Curry  College 

Scott  Wenham  -  U/Lowell 

Sha.  on  Wheeler  -  West  Virginia  Wesleyan 

Jessica  Whiteley  -  Bates 

Saysha  Wiggins  -  Wilfred  Beauty  School 

Peter  Wilken  -  Franklin  Institute 

Gary  Williamson  -  Springfield  College 

Kate  Winn  -  Univ.  New  Hampshire 

Brian  Wycall  -  Colgate 

Shelby  Young  -  Work 

Pascal  Zaklama  -  Northeastern 

Eric  Zee  -  Westfield  State 

Alison  Zimon  -  Harvard 


Yearbook 


Looking  back  over  the  past  year,  I  am  truly 
amazed.  Starting  literally  from  scratch  (none 
of  the  87-88  Yearbook  Staff  returned  to  the  88- 
89  committee)  we  managed  to  create  a  truly 
beautiful  Yearbook.  A  huge  THANK  YOU  goes 
to  the  entire  staff  who  worked  long  and  hard  to 
meet  deadlines  and  to  make  the  book  the  best 
it  could  be.  Fighting  frustrations  such  as  Sen- 
ior picture  sizes,  layout  confusions,  photo 
problems  and  short  deadlines,  the  staff  really 
pulled  through. 

Thanks  also  goes  to  the  parents  and  teach- 
ers of  the  staff  for  their  patience  and  under- 
standing of  our  time  committment  and  respon- 
sibilities. Special  thanks  to  Cheryl  Horton 
(next  year's  Editor-in-Chief)  who  put  in  count- 
less hours  as  copy  editor;  to  Susan  Giumetti 
and  Candy  Forsman  who  came  up  with  the 
"Forever  Young"  title  (thankfully  rescuing  us 
from  "Better  than  Average");  to  non-staffers 
Heidi  James,  the  artist  responsible  for  the 
front  cover,  and  Traci  Sheridan  who  filled  out 
hundreds  of  envelopes;  to  the  Dragon  Flyer  for 
stories;  to  the  Language  Department  for  the 
Apple  Computer;  to  Glenn  Holden  ,  our  Year- 
book Representative;  to  Ms.  Pauline  Mulcahy, 
our  business  manager;  and  last,  but  never 
least,  Mr.  Russell  Kilough-Miller,  our  advisor, 
who  was  always  there  helping  with  layouts, 
cropping,  proofing,  and  so  much  more! 
Enjoy  the  Yearbook! 
Laraine  McKinnon 
Editor-in-Chief 
Forever  Young  '89 


The  1989  Yearbook  Staff 


Hard  at  work! 


The  Editors 


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Forever  Young  '89 

Staff 


Editor-in-Chief 
Copy  Editor 
Photo  Editor 
Layout  Editor 

Section 

Divisional  Pages 
Sports  Section 


Senior  Section 
Activities  Section 

Community  Section 

Academic  Section 
Underclassmen 
Miscellaneous 

General 
Candids 


Laraine  McKinnon 
Cheryl  Horton 
Susan  Giumetti 
Candy  Forsman 

Editors 

Sarah  Armour 
Amy  Hambleton 
Michelle  Shimp 
Denise  Stanford 
Lisa  Atkinson 
Katie  Oates 
Jenn  Hannon 
Maria  Panozzo 
Julie  Roper 
Jillian  O'Shea 
Melanie  McLean 
Sandy  Luce 
Alyssa  Lahey 
Kendra  Mumford 
Danielle  Gair 


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Best 
Wishes 
To  the 
Class  of 

1989! 


DUXBURY 
MUSIC  PROMOTERS 


Best  Wishes  and  warm 

Congratulations  to  the  Class  of  1989. 

Stay  "Forever  Young"  through  the  language  of 

MUSIC! 


From  SARAH  REED 
And  FAMILY 


Best  of  Luck  to  the  Class  of  1989.  You've  made  it 
through  12  years  of  hard  work,  dedication  and 
study.  Make  the  next  12  years  as  bright!! 


JAMES  J.  DELOREMZO  —  You've  made  us  so  proud  of 
you,  Jim.  Love  from  Mama  and  Dad. 

CHRIS  CHIN  —  Our  love  and  best  wishes  for  the  future. 
Mum  and  Dad. 


It  has  been  a  wonderful,  funny,  sometimes  nerve-racking 
year  of  advising  the  1989  Yearbook  Staff.  All  in  all  this 
Group  of  Hard  Working  students  has  done  an  outstanding 
job.  They  have  worked  under  pressure  with  grace  and  have 
produced  one  of  the  best  Yearbooks  to  ever  come  out  of 
Duxbury  High  School.  A  few  individuals  must  be  mentioned 
—  LARAINE  MCKIMNON,  the  editor  whose  creativity  and 
hard  work  made  this  book  come  together.  CHERYL 
HORTON,  copy  editor  whose  untiring  effort  made  this  book 
speak  so  eloquently.  And  of  course  the  YEARBOOK 
STAFF  OF  1989.  Thanks!!!!  Russell  Killough-Miller. 
(Advisor) 

FOREVER  YOUNG  was  written,  laid  out,  created  and 
produced  by  Duxbury  High  School  1989  Yearbook  Staff. 
Photography  was  done  by  students  and  McGrath  Studios, 
Brockton.  This  book  was  printed  by  Herff  Jones  Yearbooks, 
Gettysburg,  PA.  All  work  for  this  book  was  done  during 
non-class  time  by  a  staff  of  over  62  students,  with  a  core 
staff  of  21.  All  ideas,  concepts  and  themes  were  created  by 
Yearbook  Staff. 


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