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Mr. George M. Miller
Mr. George M. Miller joined the Austin staff in 1968. In his 13 years at Austin Mr. Miller has played many roles. Some of the activities in which he has been involved are: Chairman of the English Department, Director of Students Activities, Director of the Media Center, Student Council Advisor, and
Co-moderator of the Friends of Austin. He has contributed to the growth and maturity of every student he has come in contact with. We would like to thank Mr. Miller for everything he has done for us by dedicating the 1981 OMEGA to him.
The Class of 1981
Austin in Paris ...
Rick Fotino, Michael Nealey, David Samra, Joe Massaro, Mr. Mackiewicz, John Immerman, and Greg Dolan pause for a picture in front of the Eiffel Tower.
John Immerman and Rick Fotino romp with the gargoyles on top of Notre Dame Cathedral.
and in Russia.
Jeff Kovitch, Richard Hughes, Ken Wells, Chuck Correia, Peter Morris, Richard Batten, and John Alusow pose in front of the Winter Palace in Odessa.
Peter Morris enjoys the sights of Peterhoft.
Russian Club members stand in front of Peterhoft. Austin double agents contemplate defection.
Mr. Hult to OMEGA staff: “Gentlemen, this is a yearbook.”
Mr. McCarthy wishes he could play.
Ron Kublin, “Mr. Nicotra, eat your heart out.”
John Fleury sings a solo in the student musical.
Marty Sotti:
Rick Fotino walks softly and carries a big spoon.
The symbol of
The only way to catch them.
Jim Bowers rebels against Mr. Muse a.k.a. the Great Gatsby. the dress code.
Mr. Miller, just another pretty face in the crowd.
ustin’s spirit.
Tare enna and Mr. Hennessy work on The Gary Buonarosa sits out a wet one. end.
Ma
C-Period homework.
Mike Mulica shows Larry McQuaid the art of palming a watermelon.
Mr. Stone warns Jim Bowers that Latin can cause high blood pressure:
Rick Fotino keeps his eye on the
Mrs. Malphrous refuses a second helping.
Austin Freshmen line up for mug shots and finger prints.
French Club members say ‘“‘cheese” for the camera.
The collage in the language lab.
The Austin soccer bench-death row.
Joe Massaro keeps time and makes time.
“Let’s
The Austin Blackfriars perform Godspell in May 1980.
The Austin harem harmonize in Sing World Sing.
The Austin Library—a popular activity.
get out and walk.”
“Who doesn’t like the dress code? 1» re e'. => —
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Fr. Kenny,
Chuck Correia, “Nothing up my sleeves
Dennis Clemens gets a good night sleep.
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Administration
MR. THOMAS T. ENRIGHT Dean of Studies
Boston College 1963, B.A. Salem State College 1967, M.M.T. University of Lowell; further studies: Merrimack College. SUBJECTS: Modern Algebra I, Calculus A.P. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Softball, Faculty Moderator.
REV. THOMAS C. KENNY, 0.S.A. Headmaster
B.A. Villanova University 1953, M.A. Villanova University.
MR. FRANK W. ENFANTO III Dean of Students Director of Computer Sciences.
B.A. Salem State College 1972, M.M.T. University of Lowell, graduate studies: Northeastern University, Merrimack College. SUBJECTS: Computer Science I, Computer Science II. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Golf Coach.
MRS. DOLIBER Registrar
Mr. Buckley asks Mr. Enright for some extra help.
Religious Studies
REV. CHARLES KINSELLA
B.A. Villanova University 1962, M.A. Augustinian University College; graduate studies: Catholic University. SUBJECTS: Religion I,II. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Band; Moderator, Roller Coaster Club; Moderator, Astronomy
THE VERY REV. ARTHUR D. Club. JOHNSON, O.S.A.
Chaplain
A.B. Villanova University 1959, M.A. Augustinian College; graduate studies: Catholic University, Boston University, Tufts University. SUBJECTS: Religion IV, Modern Biology, Comparative Anatomy. ACTIVITIES: Asst. Soccer Coach; Ski Coach; Moderator, Explorers.
REV. JOHN F. LIPP, O.S.A.
B.A. Villanova University 1951, M.A. Catholic University 1955. SUBJECTS: Religion IV, Language Arts II, Morality.
MR. GEORGE M. MILLER Director of Student Activities Director of Media Center
A.B. Merrimack College 1967; graduate studies:
MR. eae DONE Been College, eae te os peed and Information Science. SUBJECTS: Britis B.A. College of the Holy Cross 1973. SUB- Literature. ACTIVITIES: Student Council JECTS: Literature of American Ideas, Review Adviser: Co-Moderator, Friends of Austin; English. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Baseball Coach; Moderator, Excursion Club. Freshman Football Coach; Intramural Softball; Moderator, Bowling Club.
“All right, who said football stinks?”
MR. FRANCIS G. McCARTHY B.A. Boston State College 1974; graduate studies: Boston State College. SUBJECTS: Language Arts I,II, Composition. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Intramural Basketball.
MR. CHRISTOPHER MUSE
B.A. Salem State College 1972. SUBJECTS: Composition, American Literature.
MR. KENNETH GIFFUNE
B.A. Colgate University 1970, M.A.T. Colgate University; graduate studies: Syracuse University, Boston University. SUBJECTS: Language Arts LI, Literary Analysis A.P. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football Coach; Asst. Spring Track Coach; Asst. Winter Track Coach; Moderator, Weightlifting Club.
“Wow, I could’ve had a V-8!”
MR. LAURENT RYBICKI
B.S. Salem State College 1971: graduate studies: San Diego State College. SUBJECTS: Language Arts I,IIJ, Composition. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Weightlifting Club.
Mathematics
MR. CHARLES NICOTRA z Chairman AA
B.A. Merrimack 1974. SUBJECTS: Modern 298 Algebra II, Modern Algebra II/Trig., Advanced a Math Topics, Review Math, Studio Art.
MR. TIMOTHY BUTLER
B.S. Tufts University 1970, M.A. Northern Arizona University. SUBJECTS: Modern Geometry Honors, Algebra II, Modern Introductory Analysis. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Chess Team; Moderator, Chess Club.
MR. RICHARD DESCOTEAUX
B.A. Salem State College 1974, M.S. University of Lowell. SUBJECTS: Modern Algebra II/Trig., Modern Geometry, Statistics, Computer Programming, Introductory Analysis.
SINOmbleracas
REV. ROBERT TURNBULL, O.S.A.
Athletic Director
B.A. Villanova University 1962, M.S. Villanova University, M.A. Augustinian College. SUBJECTS: Religion I, Statistics, Special Functions, Standard Physics.
MR. ROBERT PIKE
B.A. Colby College 1972. SUBJECTS: Algebra I, Algebra II, Plane Geometry. ACTIVITIES: Asst. Varsity Football Coach; Moderator, Debate Club.
REV. JAMES FLYNN, O.S.A.
B.A. Villanova University 1969, M.A. Washington Theological Union 1972, M.A. Villanova University 1976. SUBJECTS: Algebra I, Geometry.
Foreign Languages
ZS
MR. ROGER F. STONE
Chairman
B.A. College of the Holy Cross 1969, M.A. Trinity College. SUBJECTS: Latin LIL III,IV, Ancient/Medieval History. ACTIVITIES: Ne Classics Club; Moderator, Blackriars.
MR. ROBERT HENNESSY
Director of Public Relations
B.A. Boston College 1971, M.A. University of Massachusetts; graduate studies: Leningrad State University, Laval University, Moscow State University, McGill University. SUBJECTS: Russian [,II,III, French I,J. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Russian Club; Co-Moderator, French Club; Adviser, The Legend.
MR. GARY E. MACKIEWICZ
Director of Public Relations
B.A. Yale University, Université de Paris 1973; graduate studies: Yale University, Harvard University. SUBJECTS: French _I,II,II,IV, V-A.P., Spanish I. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, OMEGA; Moderator, Photography Club; Moderator, French Club; Campus Representative to Northeastern University.
Austin students in Quebec: Greg Stratis, Joe Massa Jim Angelo, Greg Dolan.
MR. RAYMOND A. O’HARA
B.A. Georgetown University 1970, M.A. University of Maryland 1977, University of Madrid; graduate studies: Catholic University of America. SUBJECTS: Spanish _[,II,III. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Spanish Club; Moderator, Ski Club.
MRS. MARIA STRUTHERS
B.A. University of Rome, M.A. University of Rome, Ph.D. University of Bari. SUBJECTS: Italian I,II,ULIV, Spanish II,IV. ACTIVITIES: Moderate Italian Club, Moderator, Cheereaders.
aip Kenny, Chris Houde, Michael Nealey, Bill Fotino,
Social Studies
MR. DAVID K. GRAMLING Chairman
B.A. Villanova University 1967, M.A. University of Illinois, Boston College, Assumption College, Boston State College, Merrimack College.
SUBJECTS: U.S. History A-P., Politics II, Political Science, Economic Principles, Economics - C.L.E.P., American Government, Computer Programming. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Junior Class; Moderator, Current Events Club; Intramural Softball.
MR. VITO ADAMO JR.
B.A. Salem State College 1966, M.A. Northeastern University 1967. SUBJECTS: U.S. History - Honors, Modern History, Contemporary History. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Stamp Club.
MR. DENNIS MURPHY
B.S. Springfield College 1973; graduate studies: Boston State College, Boston College, Northeastern University. SUBJECTS: Sociology, Psychology, Politics, Geography, Business Law, Economic Problems. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Current Events Club.
REV. ARTHUR F. SMITH, O.S.A.
B.A. Villanova University 1951, M.A. Villanova University, M.A. Augustinian College. SUBJECTS: U.S. History, Religion I, Religion III. ACTIVITIES: Friends of Austin; Moderator, National Honor Society; Moderator, Honors Help Club.
MR. GERARD R. BOUVIER
B.A. University of New Hampshire 1978. SUBJECTS: World History, World Geography, American Government. ACTIVITIES: Fresh- man Basketball Coach; Moderator, Sailing Club; Moderator, Freshman Class.
MR. DAVID I. HOFFSES
B.A. Bentley College 1971; graduate studies: Lowell University Western New England College, Salem State College. SUBJECTS: Accounting I,II, Typing, Economic Principles, Business Law. ACTIVITIES: Coordinator, Thanksgiving Dinner; Coordinator, WBZ 700 Fund.
MR. PAUL DOWNEY
B.A. Merrimack College 1965. SUBJECTS: American Government, Ancient/Medieval History, Language Arts I, Introduction to Social Bclenees ACTIVITIES: Junior Varsity Hockey oach.
MR. THOMAS M. McDONOUGH Chairman
B.A. Lowell State College 1968; graduate studies: Suffolk University Law School. SUBJECTS: Chemistry, Modern Chemistry. ACTIVITIES: Asst. Adviser Explorer Post 706; Faculty Athletic Moderator; Varsity Cross Country Coach; Asst. Spring Track Coach; Asst. Winter Track Coach.
DR. DAVID BOSCHETTO
B.S. Tufts University, Ph.D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. SUBJECTS: Modern Chemistry, Modern Chemistry Honors, Advanced Chemistry.
MR. WARREN ATKINSON
B.S. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1971. SUBJECTS: P.S.S.C. Physics, Algebra I.
MR. JOHN F. McCARTHY
B.A. Merrimack College 1973: graduate studies: Boston State, University of Rhode Island. SUBJECTS: Modern Biology, Oceanography,
MR. WILLIAM J. STANIEWICZ ec SLES ae a ee Adviser
B.A. Merrimack College. SUBJECTS: Modern E Biology, Biology. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Film Club.
MR. WILLIAM TURNER
B.S. Springfield College 1978, M.A. Springfield College 1980. SUBJECTS: Science/Health. ACTIVITIES: Junior Varsity Soccer Coach; Junior Varsity Hockey Coach; Moderator, Leet Club; Asst. Moderator, Explorer Post 706.
(cuidance
MR. LARRY GUIDETTI Director of Guidance
A.B. Providence College 1971, M. Ed. Salem State College. SUBJECTS: Modern Algebra I, Algebra I. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Intramural Basketball; Freshman Baseball Coach; Varsity Basketball Coach.
MR. FRANCIS W. BUCKLEY JR. Director Pupil Personnel Services
B.S. Boston College 1954. ACTIVITIES: School bus driver.
MRS. ARMATO Guidance Secretary
Main Office: Mrs. Butler, Mrs Fucarile.
Maintenance
Cafeteria
Maintenance staff: Mr. H. Carr, Mr. A. McSheffrey, Mr. G. Comeau, Mr. T. Cullen.
FRONT ROW: Daniel Boyson, William Bonner, Richard Bova, William Arakelian, Anthony Arcari, Peter Begley, Joseph Albert, Lawrence Abreu.
BACK ROW: Dante Bertolino, Gary Best, Edward Beaulieu, Daniel Beardsley, Richard Bell, Michael Baldassare, Mark Aronis, David Barnes, Keith Anastasy, Justin Albert.
CHRISTOPHER
FRONT ROW: Joseph Donnelly, Andrew DiCiaccio, Raymond Elden, Robert Derrah, Joseph DeMarco, Thomas DiGangi, Albert Daly.
BACK ROW: James DiZazzo, Dante DeMichaelis, Joseph Duggan, Steven Donnell, Mark Delory, Michael Dolan, Michael Donahue, Neil Doherty, Bryan Dolan.
FRONT ROW: John Bush, Michael Chandler, John Burke, William Brookings, Michael Caggiano, Ralph Brown, Timothy Burns.
BACK ROW: Martin Christopher, Patrick Caggiano, Daniel Butler, Scott Bruce, Frederick Cataldo, David Calvani, Steven Bromberger, Corey Buckingham.
FRONT ROW: Michael Corcoran, Merrick Corsetti, Richard Conron, Mark Cyr, Joseph Day, Raymond Coulliard.
BACK ROW: Christopher Coppola, Brian Cullen, Douglas Conroy, Richard Cummings, Charles Clifford, Neal Crochetiere.
FRONT ROW: Richard Finlay, Steven Gambardella, Peter Gervais, Andrew Hagan, David Goes, Peter Gaudette, John Freeley.
BACK ROW: Dennis Hajjar, Steve Gibson, Mark Guarino, Joseph Gould, Edward Geary, William Guthro, Aaron Gesin.
FRONT ROW: Mark Harty, John Hanrahan, Stephen Hartka, Philip Hatfield, Stephen Harris, Christopher Hurton, Eric Helliwell.
BACK ROW: Edward Holland, Paul Hickey, Dennis Higgins, Scott Hebert, Kevin Houlihan, Carlos Hincapie, Leonard Howard, William Hughes.
ROW: Mark Lauziere, Edmund Kinsella, Francis Hyatt, Michael Kiley, Karl Johanson, William Kopecky, William Larkin.
BACK ROW: Brian Keon, Thomas Janko, Brian Keane, Philip Kraut, Paul Joaquin, Stephen Lamarre, John Jones, Robert Kuzmich.
FRONT
FRONT ROW: Peter Lumenello, John MacKachern, John Lonergan, William LoVuolo, Robert Lindsay, Joseph Leahy, James Lupien, James Mansour.
BACK ROW: Gary Maggiacomo, Daniel Keohane, Ronald Janicki, Mare Laplante, John Manning, Robert MacDonald, Keith LeBlanc, Kenneth Logan, Kevin Lee, John Leclerc, Glenn MacPherson.
FRONT ROW: Sean Petone, Frank Palmisano, Mark Paquette, Michael Patrican, Stephen Papleacos, Richard Profio, Kenneth Norton.
BACK ROW: Christopher Penta, David Patti, Dean Oliver, John O’Neil, Albert Previte, Michael Persson, David Quirk, Marc Ouellette, David Often.
FRONT ROW: John Morgan, Charles McLean, Stephen McGuire, Gregory McHallam, Joseph Mulkern, Daniel McGonagle, Vincent Manzi.
BACK ROW: Bryan McCall, Charles Naimo, Kevin Miller, Craig Miller, Paul Murray, Joseph McNamara, William Moody, Robert McVey, Rebert Medros, Paul Morris.
FRONT ROW: Stephen Sammaratano, David Ross, Jeffrey Runge, Kevin Salava, Marco Petrosillo, Thomas Ross, Steven Schmitt.
BACK ROW: Kenneth See, Andrew Scharmer, Patrick Rutherford, John Robinson, Gerald Ryan, Michael Reusch, Paul Roussell, William Rodwell, Kevin Robinson, Joseph Seluk.
FRONT ROW: Gregory Welch, Daniel Turrisi, Richard Stoehrer, Scott Wedge, Matthew Shea, Shawn Walmsley, John Weber.
BACK ROW: John Sidorwicz, Clifford Weeks, Thomas Spaulding, Joseph Solomon, Alexander Suke, William Veno, Michael Stalker, Lawrence TorriSi. g Austin Prep Freshmen at cae, registration. ee =
Sophomores
VICTOR CARBONE PAUL MOGE President Vice-President
PETER DROHAN
MICHAEL DELORY Secretary Treasurer
FRONT ROW: Richard Caruso, Gregg Alia, David Barker, John Burke, Kevin Bolduc, Paul Cannon, Richard Benoit.
BACK ROW: Gregg Carr, Thomas Bales, John Biondo, Victor Carbone, Anthony Amaral, Gerald Burke, Joseph Brine, James Campbell.
BACK
FRONT
BACK ROW: Lawrence Branco, Scott Dawson, Kevin Curley, Leo Crowe, Donald Cloonan, Paul
FRONT ROW: Micheal Delory, Philip Duffy, Peter Drohan, Daniel Donovan.
ROW: Stephen Donato, Vincent Falcione, Robert DiMatteo, Leonard Durant, Ronald Donohoe.
ROW: William Cooley, Ha Chun Chun, Mark Connolly, Christopher Davidson, Daniel Daley.
Cohan.
A French class in its natural state — asleep.
FRONT ROW: Kevin Flynn, Jeffery Feeney, Michael Ferrick, Kevin Fraser.
BACK ROW: Thomas Flynn, Stephen Formica, Stephen Ferreira.
FRONT ROW: Russell Jeffery, Michael LaBrie, Peter Hines, Kevin Kiely.
BACK ROW: James Hodgdon, Chol Ho Hwang, Brian Kolek, Richard Janicki, James Hynes, Kevin Jackson.
FRONT ROW: William Hartwick, Michael Higgins, Dennis Gaudet, Michael Hazel.
BACK ROW: Sean Harte, John Higgins, John Gentile, John Garvin.
FRONT ROW: John Langenfield, Wayne Lucas, John LaCreta, John Lewis, William Lewis.
BACK ROW: Michael Licciardi, Kenneth Lucci, Stephen Landry, Owen Lawlor, Peter LaCascia, Peter LaFlamme.
FRONT ROW: John McLaren, Walter MacDougall, Thomas Markham, Paul Meroski, John Magliano.
BACK ROW: Joseph Markey, Christopher McCann, Mark Miller, John Mathews, Eric Meuse.
FRONT ROW: David O’Brien, Joseph Novello, Paul Moge, John Palmer, Alan Noyes. BACK ROW: Scott Panniello, Timothy Moynihan, Arthur Morris, Peter Morelli, Eric Mueller, Christopher Ober, Wayne Panniello.
FRONT ROW: Kenneth
BACK ROW: John Regan,
FRONT
BACK
Mark
FRONT ROW: Scott Sweeny, Michael Stephens, Gregg Stratis, George Saurman, DeanMichael Sutherland.
BACK ROW: Sean Sullivan, Philip Speros, Philip Scuderi, Robert Staffier, Thomas Stanton, David Savard.
Roos, Carl Pasciuto, Michael Ross, Andrew Peterson, Stephen Ramar.
James Pash, Frank Pasciuto, John Pierce, Theodore Rose, David Ross.
ROW: Rafael Vega, Ronald Taylor, Ross Wright, Ricardo Vega, Christopher Turner.
ROW:
Weber, Troy Tanner, Anthony Ventresca, Burt Tilley, Robert Visone, Timothy White.
Juniors
FRANK DURANT
JOHN HANNAFIN President Vice-President
LOUIS DIRUPO
TERRENCE BUCKLEY Treasurer Secretary
FRONT ROW: ‘Terrence Buckley, Darryl Brien, Jay Arthur, Richard Batten, Christopher Boyle, Thomas Burgomaster.
BACK ROW: Richard Bowen, James Brine, Kenneth Banfield, Eric Apse, Peter Blottman, Eric Bellone, Stephen Al— drich, John Alusow, James Anaw) gelo, Mark Brady.
FRONT ROW: Joseph Dussi, Frank Durant, Louis DiRupo, Charles DeSimone, David Day, Michael Dwyer.
BACK ROW: Peter Donohoe, Robert DeTato, Brian Fogarty, Christopher Elicone, Daniel Flanagan, Michael DeMarco.
FRONT ROW: Christopher George, Alfredo Fondacaro, Gerry Giuliano, Samuel Gerrior.
BACK ROW: Peter Frotten, Donald Foucher, Ronald Fotino, William Foley.
FRONT ROW: Frank Caruso, John Callahan, William Coye, Michael Darwin, Ronald Cahill. BACK ROW: John Comeau, Gerard Centrella, Lawrence Burns, John Cohan, Gerald Chenelle.
FRONT ROW: Dennis
BACK
Paul
FRONT ROW:
BACK
“What do you mean three gutter balls aren’t worth anything.”
Glynn, Lawrence Kimball, Scott Goguen, Richard Hughes, John Hughes.
ROW:
Harris, / Timothy Kelley, Paul Guanci, Jefferey Kovitch, Keith Jones, Douglas Hajjar.
Anthony LoVuolo, Robert Keuchler, Robert Leighton, William Landry.
ROW: John Lynch, Michael Lenihan, David Hazel, Stephen Lucey, Thomas Mackey.
FRONT ROW: Kevin McKenna, Richard Moriarty, James Maggio, Kevin Meek, Michael McQuaid.
BACK ROW: Christopher Norris, John Mallett, Kevin Mooney, James Migliozzi, Peter Morris, John Moynihan.
FRONT ROW: Robert Perras, Michael Owens, Scott Parolin, Daniel O’Donnell.
BACK ROW: Stephen Patti, David O’Donnell, Michael Otero, Andrew O’Donnell.
Ron Cahill gets ready to swing in vain during the FrenchRussian club softball game.
FRONT ROW: Douglas Thompson, Douglas Torosian, William Thompson, Michael Tassinari.
BACK ROW: Thomas Wheaton, Joseph Szymanski, Allan Swanson.
FRONT ROW: Joseph Ponti, John Price, Keith Rauseo, Michael Pytlinski.
BACK ROW: Gerald Petrosillo, William Ritchie, Francis Rienzo, James Regan, Thomas Rizzo, Mark Pica.
FRONT ROW: Robert Rogers, Lawrence Stanton, David Shedd, Robert Shannon.
BACK ROW: Shawn Rogers, Karl Ruping, Stephen Sousa, George Simas, David Samra, Brian Stevens.
Our Sincere Thanks To All of Austin’s Benefactors
Long Island Queensmen, Drum & Bugle Corps
Eastern Massachusetts Bridge Association
Cabot Corporation Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Kenney
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Markham
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Burton
& MES, VEliin Go Mee
Flynn Foundation
Friends of Austin
Mr. Ernest Clivio
Gulf Oil Foundation
Augustinian Fathers Nt
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Glatz
Kytron Circuits Company
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Nelson
Dr. & Mrs. Philip Solomon
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Dunlavey, Sr.
Volpe Construction Company, WINS = Council on Aging of Readiiug
Woburn Bank and Trust Co.
GTE Sylvania Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. John Bolduc
Mr. & Mrs. Jonn Quinno
St. Agnes Parish Woburn Vending Inc.
J.J. Cronin Company
Demoulas Foundation
Wakefield Lodge of Elks #1276
Digital Equipment Foundation
Robert Half of Boston, Inc.
Austin Athletic Association
Polaroid Foundation, Inc.
Artemas W. Stearns Trust
Varsity Football
FIRST ROW: Tony Burke, Peter Ianazzi, Jerry Donohoe, Tim Sheehan, Ron Migliozzi, Dino Valeri, Jerry White, Larry McQuaid, Phil Ragusa, Dave Hoyt, Peter Marcott Pat Drossos, John Coulter. SECOND ROW: Manager Joe Delai, Mike Hazel, Jerry Juliano, Dan O’Donnell, Karl Ruping, Dave Hazel, John Lynch, Mike McQuaid, Lou Dirupo, Bill Ritchie, Darryl Brien, Bobby Shannon, Jack O’Donnell, Kevin Bolduc, Bill Lewis, Gary Buonarosa. THIRD ROW: John McClaren, Mark Ferreira, Peter Morelli, Tony Ventresca, Scott Sweeney, Magliano, John Lacreta, Leo Crowe, Larry Branco, George Saurman, Ted Rose, Steve Bona, Greg Stratis. MISSING: Terry Buckley, and Ron Fotino.
As the season opened, it looked as though the 1980 Varsity Football team would finally have a winning season beating Greater Lowell by a score of 21 to 12. However, as the games came and went, it became obvious that it was going to be just like any other football season. The only other highlight of the season was the team’s second win, beating Greater Lawrence 22 to 14.
In his second year at Austin, Coach Giffune led the Cougars to a two and seven season, not a bad start considering that this year Austin was placed in a new M.V.C. league with top teams such as Wilmington and Lawrence. This year Coach Giffune was assisted by Coach Lyman and Coach Pike, a new teacher here at Austin. Tri-Captains this year were Emidio Valeri, Jerry White, and Larry McQuaid. The season ended, and Jerry White and Larry McQuaid were elected to this year’s M.V.C. league all-stars.
“Tet’s
Coach Giffune patrols the sideline.
see now, what would Earl Campbell do?”
Escaped Cougars maul coach.
Freshman Football
FIRST ROW: Michael Chandler, Mark Harty, Peter Gaudet, Mark Cyr, Jeff Runge, Bill Bonner, Peter Begley, Steve McGuire, Chris Hurton. SECOND ROW: Matt Shea, Tom Spaulding, Ed Kinsella, John Freeley, Doug Conroy, Mark Aronis, Joe Gould, Dean Oliver, Ted Geary, Cliff Weeks, Robert Linsey. THIRD ROW: Vincent Manzi, Kevin Lee, John LeClerc, Steven Schmitt, Karl Johansen, Joe Leahy, Mike Clifford, Mike Persson, Eric Hartman. FOURTH ROW: John Bush, Al Daley, Mike Donohoe, Patrick Caggiano, Jeff Evangelista, Steve Paplia, Philip Hatfield, Peter Lumenello, Len Howard, Jim Mansour, Tony Acari.
The Freshmen Cougars dazzle ’em with desire.
Coach Dowd discusses the refs bribe —er—fee.
Varsity Soccer
SCOREBOARD
Austin 0 3 Andover
Austin 4 5 Haverhill
Austin 0 2 Greater Lawrence
Austin 1 1 Chelmsford
Austin 1 2 Methuen
Austin 1 4 Billerica
Austin 4 2 Lawrence
Austin 2 2 Wilmington
Austin 2 3 Andover
Austin 0 2 Tewksbury
Austin 1 7 Greater Lawrence
Austin 6 1 Greater Lowell
Austin 0 1 Haverhill
Austin 1 1 Methuen
Austin 1 1 Lawrence
Austin 0 3 Lowell
Co-Captains Bill Frevold and Peter Miller.
FIRST ROW: Mark Miller, Dennis Hajjar, Bill Frevold, Peter Miller, Doug Hajjar, Rob Fotino. SECOND ROW: Bill Mooney, Mark Contini, Ted Szabo, Craig Miller, Chris McCann, Kenny See. THIRD ROW: Father Johnson, Joe Downing, Andy p Ponnell George Simas, Mike Higgins, John Fleury, Al Jefferson, David Weber, Coach aley.
The Varsity Soccer team got off to a rough start by dropping its first three games. The team’s only taste of victory came midway through the season when the Cougars beat Lawrence at home by the score of 4 to 2, and again when they beat Greater Lowell by the score of 6 to 1. The only other consolation this year came when the Cougars tied four times.
This year the Cougars were led by Captains Bill Frevold and Peter Miller, and by Coach Peter Haley. Bill Frevold was awarded the M.V.P. trophy, and Peter Miller received the Coach’s award. Also, George Simas and Bill Frevold were elected to the 1980 M.V.C All Stars.
Kevin Murphy tangles Haverhill defender.
Disco Soccer.
Mark Miller dribbles the ball downfield.
Craig Miller and Bill Frevold take the ball upfield.
John Price puts a little “English” on the ball.
Junior Varsity Soccer
FIRST ROW: Greg Scully, Mike Patrician, Mark Weber, John Weber, Larry Abreu, Joe Donnelly, Mike Kiley. SECOND ROW:Jerry Petrosillo, Kevin Jackson, Jeff Kovitch, Jim Hodgdon, Aaron Gesin, Brian Cullen, Dave O’Brien, Keith Anastasi, John Lonergan. THIRD ROW: John Hannafin, Kevin Miller, Bob Rogers, Arthur Morris, Andrew Scharmer, Mike Stalker, Kevin Houlihan, Paul Jacquin, Ed Holland, Kevin Hanrahan, Coach Turner.
Cross Country
This year, which was to be considered as a rebuilding year, the Cross Country team managed a 3-5 season. The wins were against Malvern Prep, Dracut, and Lawrence, while close losses were against Lowell, Tewksbury, Wilmington, Billerica, and Chelmsford. Leading the pack for the seniors were William Labossier, Dennis Clemens, and Captain Michael Flanagan. Juniors Donald Foucher, Gerald Centrella, and Daniel Flanagan were close behind. Coach Locker, having experience in coaching Cross Country with runners from Billerica, saw his first year of coaching at Austin in the always tough Merrimack Valley Conference. Although the record this year wasn’t excellent, the future does look bright for the Harriers.
FRONT ROW: Daniel Flanagan, William Labossier, Michael Flanagan, John Hughes, David Knowlton, Daniel Daley, Coach Gerald Locker. BACK ROW: Paul Hickey, Jospeh Albert, Christopher Coppola, Michael Dolan, David Ross.
Captain Michael Flanagan
Varsity Basketball
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The Austin Prep Varsity Basketball team had a somewhat disappointing season. This year’s team ended with a 9-10 record which was good enough for a fourth place finish in the M.V.C. East Division. The team, under Coach Larry Guidetti, won impressive victories over then first place Chelmsford, Dracut, Billerica and avenged an earlier overtime loss to Tewksbury. The team lost some close games to Haverhill, Methuen, and Chelmsford.
This year’s Cougars were led by Captain Dennis Clemens. Playing very well for the Cougars at the forward position were Nick Carbone, Tony Burke, and Tom Mulkern. In the backcourt for the team were Gerry White, Dave Hoyt, and Sophomore standout Ray Vega. Playing center were Capt. Clemens and Mike Mulica, who was named to the M.V.C. All Star team at the end of the season. With Sophomore Ray Vega and Juniors Billy Coye and Dennis Glynn returning the Austin basketball team should have a bright future.
FRONT ROW: Rafael Vega, David Hoyt, Kevin Murphy, Gerald White, Nicholas Carbone. BACK ROW: Anthony Burke, Dennis Glynn, Dennis Clemens, Michael Mulica, Thomas Mulkern, William Coye, Coach Lawrence Guidetti.
Captain Dennis Clemens
Captain Clemens wins the tap-off for Austin.
Kevin Murphy dribbles the ball down court.
Coye looks to the hoop.
Carbone anxiously waits for two.
Burke makes a great save and keeps the ball in bounds.
Michael Mulica, Dennis Glynn, William Coye, Nicholas Carbone take a breather.
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JV Basketball
The 1980-1981 Austin Prep JV Basketball team had a pretty successful season. The team compiled a good 10-9 record. The team was led by the scoring of Dennis Metayer and Rick Vega, and the rebounding and hustling of Russ Jeffrey and Kevin Bolduc. The defense was led by Captain Kip Carbone who played guard. Significant contributions were also made by Mark Connolly, Dave Ross, Dave Barker, and Rick Janicki. The biggest victory of the season was a decisive win over Tewksbury.
Sophomore Ray Vega.
All-Star Michael Mulica.
FRONT ROW: David Ross, Joseph Markey, Victor Carbone, Ricardo Vega, Dennis Metayer, Richard Janicki. BACK ROW: Coach Paul Lyman, Andrew Peterson, Kevin Bolduc, Russel Jeffrey, David Barker, Mark Connolly.
FRONT ROW: Peter Raymond, Richard Jackson, David Knowlton, Blaise MacDonald, Francis Murray, Edward Ducharme, Christopher Houde, Kevin Meek. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Brian
Gerald Chenelle, Lawrence Stanton, Joseph Brine, Stephen Sousa, Manager Edward Jameson. BACK
Dante Bertolino, William Kopecky, John Palmer.
The Austin Prep Hockey team had a most successful season. The team won the M.V.C. for the first time in their exsistence. Austin raced through the regular season beating everyone left and right. The highlight of the regular season was a 4-3 victory over arch-rival Billerica, won on a last second goal by Capt. Fran Murray. The team came out with a 2-2 tie after a hard fought battle with Wilmington. The Cougars remained undefeated until the last game of the season. The Cougars then suffered a letdown against a poor Central Catholic team and were upset 8-6 and finished the season with a spectacular 16-1-1 record. The team prepared for the tourney by playing St. John’s Prep, who were led by the Can’t Miss Kid, Bobby Carpenter. Austin, with four regulars injured, lost 3-1.
The Cougars then entered the E. Mass tourney for the seventh consecutive year. The Cougars faced Randolph in the first round and literally blew them off the ice, 9-1. Austin then faced Middlesex League Champs Woburn, as the cry “Austin in Boston” became reality for the first time in three years. Austin beat the Tanners and ex-teammate Gary Stack by a decisive 6-3 score. Austin entered the semi-finals to face top seeded Acton-Boxboro, but lost in a thrilling game 5-3.
Co-Captains Blaise MacDonald and Fran Murray.
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Visone shoots on DiGeronimo.
Knowlton scores against Billerica.
Chenelle battles a Woburn player.
Coach Hayes at the helm.
Austin hockey hopefuls try out.
Murray dazzles the Woburn goalie.
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Jackson doing his usual thing — scoring. y) ) 4 A ee axe )) Se Kill the man with the puck!
Austin men get the feel of Boston Garden ice.
The success of the 1980-1981 Cougars was due to some fantastic individual preformances and great team efforts. The Cougars were led by Co.-Captains Blaise MacDonald and Fran Murray. The powerplay line of Murray (26-29-55), Rich Jackson (23-24-47), and Dave Knowlton (18-26-44) were the top three scorers in the M.V.C. All three ended up with over forty points for the season. High-scoring defenseman Dave Nelson came within one point of the all-time single season scoring record for defensemen. Capt. MacDonald was the anchor of the best defense in the league. Senior walk-on Chris Houde and policeman Ed Ducharme played major roles in this year’s success. The emergence of the strong third line of junior Larry Stanton, and Frosh Bill Kopecky and Billy Moody enabled Austin to go far in this year’s tourney. High scoring Junior Gerry Chennelle and Sophomore Bobby Visone also made significant contributions during the season. The steady play of three-year starter Peter Raymond turned to spectacular at the end of the season and his sensational play was probably the most important factor in Austin’s Tourney success. Murray, Jackson, MacDonald, and Nelson were all named All-League and placed on the All-Star Catholic Team.
The courgars brawl in front of the net.
Jackson celebrates game-winning goal against Woburn.
Another familiar scene for Austin fans.
Peter Raymond gets a little help while making a save.
Dave “Rat” Knowlton’s shot is deflected by Billerica goalie.
Another goal for the powerful Austin ice-men.
Winter Track
The Austin Winter Track team came within six points of winning the M.V.C. Division I (small schools) League Championship. The Cougars did not have quite enough depth to overcome Greater Lawrence or Central Catholic, but they easily defeated Lawrence and Greater Lowell, and won the final mile relay event to pull off come-from-behind wins against Wilmington and Tewksbury.
Coach Daniel Murphy did a fine job in molding the runners into a spirited and talented team. Bob Fotino, Chip Kenney, Greg Alia, John LeClerc, and late-starting George Simas made the Cougars stronger than expected in the sprint events (50 and 300 yards).
Austin was very strong in the 600 with Co-Captain John Coulter going undefeated in dual meets. Bill Labossier and Dan Flanagan ran well in the 1000. In the 50 yard high hurdles, Co-Captain Peter Iannazzi also went undefeated, setting a school record and tying the league record, while beating his hometown, Andover, by running the event in 6.5 seconds without the help of starting blocks.
Daryl Brien and John LaCreta helped make the shot put one of Austin’s stronger events. Don Foucher was pressed into service in the high jump and performed well despite having to run a distance event as well.
In the mile and deuce, Mike Flanagan, Don Foucher, Gerry Centrella, and Mike Higgins showed great energy and kept the scores close in order to bring the meets down to the final relay. The mile relay team won whenever it had to, thanks mostly to the thrilling come-from-behind finishes of Peter Ianazzi and John Coulter.
In the League Meet, Ianazzi won the high hurdles, but the best individual performance of the season had to be John Coulter’s winning of the State Class C 600 yard run by running with the blistering time of 1:14.7. He lowered the school record 4.2 seconds and deserves to be congratulated.
M.V.C. All-Star Peter Ianazzi.
George Simas watches his Austin teammates on the track.
Austin runners take a well-deserved rest.
Bill Labossier sprints down
M.V.C. All-Star John Coulter. the track. Coach Daniel Murphy.
Cheerleaders
FRONT ROW: Co-Captains: Carol Burnett and Maureen Donohoe. MIDDLE ROW: Lynne Mirabello, Chris Moreland, Lisa Martin, Mary Brady, Kelma Haggerty. BACK ROW: Nancy Gentile, Pam Smith, Debbie Muse, Anne Banfield, Denise Martin.
Kelma Haggerty reflects the out-
The Cougarettes run through a cheer. come of a football game.
Junior Prom
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Prom King and Queen Bill Frevold and Leslie Gentile.
Jim Bowers talks with his date?
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Ted Szabo and date dance to a slow number.
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Gary Buonarosa and Pam Smith discuss current events?
Starlight entertains the Junior Prom crowd.
Blackfriars
FRONT ROW: Michael Owens, Richard Caruso, Stephen Landry, Thomas Wheaton, Karl Ruping, Michael Persson.
BACK ROW: Douglas Thompson, Paul Cannon, Sam Gerrior, Doug Torosian, Robert Fotino, James Bowers, Martin Sottile, Steven Aldrich, John Weber.
Tammy Jessiman gets made-up prior to the Blackfriars production of “Interview”.
Martin Sottile and Robert Fotino perform in “The Still Alarm”’.
The Blackfriars is Austin’s dramatic and theatre arts society. Each spring Austin presents a full-scale musical show, professionally directed and choreographed. In addition, some type of production is planned for each winter. This year the group performed three one-act plays; “The Still Alarm”, “Interview” and “Mooney’s Kid Don’t Cry”. On Friday, January 9 and on Sunday January 11 the plays were viewed by over 150 people in Austin’s newly renovated chapel.
David Weber shows Jannie Wolf his views on E.R.A.
Ron Kublin and Martin Sottile prepare to battle a blaze in “The Still Alarm”’.
Joe Massaro is denounced as a politician in “Interview”.
FRONT ROW: Mark Guarino, Michael Reusch, Albert Previte, Robert rs, Alan Noyes, Paul Paul Hickey. Moschell, Anthony Arcari, Sean Roge
MIDDLE ROW: Joseph Markey, Rafael Vega, Michael Stephens, Donald Cloonan. Martin Sottile, Eric Mueller, Lawrence Donovan, James Connaughton.
BACK ROW: Thomas Landers, Kevin McKenna, Charles Correia, Timothy Burns, Steven Horlink.
Italian Club
FRONT ROW: Robert Moschell. Peter LaCascia, lo, Gerald Petrosillo, Frederick Cataldo, Eric Bellone, John Cohan, Robert Staffier.
FRONT ROW: Michael Caggiano, Marco Petrosil-
BACK ROW: Walter MacDougall, Frank Pasciuto, James Migliozzi,
BACK ROW: Gregory Alia, Edward Jameson, Joseph Brine, John Biondo, Joseph DeLai, Louis Darryl Brien, Jerry Giuliano, John Fleury, Daniel DiRupo. DeSantis, Phillip Ragusa, Ronald Migliozzi, John Sidorowicz.
National Honor Society
FRONT ROW: Joseph Massaro, Allan Jefferson, Mutahar Shamsi, James Bowers, Michael Flanagan, Richard Auffrey, Father Smith.
BACK ROW: Brian Fallon, Charles Correia, Richard Jackson, Thomas Glynn, William Labossier, Scott Romanowski, Anthony Burke.
Honors Help Club
FRONT ROW: Richard Caruso, Thomas Wheaton, Karl Ruping, James Bowers, Greg Alia, Joseph DeLai.
BACK ROW: Stephen Horlink, Dan Daley, Paul Cannon, Martin Sottile, eaares Correia, Dan DeSantis, Richard Duggan, Allan Jefferson, Mutahar amsi.
French Club
FRONT ROW: Dan Flanagan, Glen MacPherson, Craig Miller, James Robinson, Bryan Dolan, Scott Dawson, MIDDLE ROW: Joe Leahy, Mike Flanagan, Timothy Gallagher, Vice-President — John Immerman, President — Richard Fotino, James Angelo, Joseph Seluk, Richard Benoit. BACK ROW: Michael LaBrie, Russell Jeffrey, Gregory Alia, Michael Nealey, Mark Connelly, Charles Correia, Gregory Stratis, Keith Rauseo, Lou Dirupo, Gregory Dolan, Ha Chun Chun, William Fotino, Christopher Glionna.
The goal of the French Club is to encourage student participation in activities, games and trips which will stimulate interest in the French language, culture and daily life. This year the club challenged its arch-rival, the Russian Club to a softball game and a hockey game. The French Club proved too much for the Russian Club and was victorious in both contests. The final scores were 11-3 and 8-3, respectively.
The club also held its annual cheese-tasting party and Christmas party. A trip to Montreal is planned for February vacation.
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The traditional Christmas Biche de Noél.
French Club members prepare to ““munch-out”.
Russian Club
BACK ROW: Michael McCarthy, Daniel Daley, Dean-Michael Sutherland, Chris Davidson, Lawrence Branco, Michael Nealey, Richard Hughes, Charles Correia, Alfredo Fondacaro, Peter Donohoe, Michael Lenihan, Richard Batten, William Foley, Joseph Massaro.
The Russian Club was formed to help acquaint its members with various aspects of Russian culture and every day life of the Soviet Union. The club sponsors frequent trips to plays, films, festivals and exhibits. The club meets during C-periods and often shows films dealing with the club’s goals.
The Russian Club is also planning several athletic and social events with other clubs in the school. A trip to the Soviet Union is also in the early planning stages.
FRONT ROW: James Hynes, Scott Dawson, Richard Janicki, Steven Patti, Glen MacPherson, Theodore Szabo, William Rodwell, Paul Guanci, Stephen Harris.
a : Paul Guanci reaches for a high one in the Richard Morel and Kevin Miller pose for the camera French Club-Russian Club softball game. during Open House.
Photography Club
Each year the Photography Club is responsible for all of the photographs used in the school yearbook and newspaper. Under the guidance of Mr. Mackiewicz students may learn how to take and develop black-and-white pictures.
This year, thanks to the diligent work of Mr. Mackiewicz, Chris Glionna, and several members of the club a large collage, consisting of over 175 pictures is being proudly displayed in the language lab.
During Open House this year, the Photography Club hosted a display in the cafeteria of many of the club’s better works. Much of the thanks goes to Chris Glionna for all his efforts.
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FRONT ROW: Christopher Ober, Richard Caruso, Robert Moschell, Albert Previte.
ROW: Paul Cannon, Dean-Michael Sutherland, Greg Stratis, Robert Haggerty, Thomas Ross, Jack Smith, Michael Stephens, Neal Crochetiere.
The Austin Collage.
Excursion Club
The Excursion Club is new this year. Its members choose, plan, and take one “excursion” each month to one of the many historic, cultural, or recreational attractions in the Greater Boston area.
Another new club this year is the Ski Club. Students who enjoy the sport of downhill skiing may participate in the many trips to various mountains in the New England area. This has proved to be one of the most active clubs at the school.
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FRONT ROW: Eric Mueller, Michael Corcoran, Daniel Flanagan, William Cooley, Edward Robbins, Robert Derrah. BACK ROW: James Bowers, Chris Glionna, Victor Carbone, John Lewis, Leo Crowe.
FRONT ROW: Donald Cloonan, Scott Dawson, Timothy Moynihan, Eric Mueller, Alan Swanson, Thomas Wheaton. MIDDLE ROW: John Mathews, Michael Stephens, Gregory Scully, Michael Cocoran, Richard Morel, Paul Morris, Michael Stalker. BACK ROW: Gregory Stratis, Alan Noyes, William Harwick, Vincent Falcione, Paul Merowski, Karl Ruping.
The Austin Band
The Austin Prep Band is a group of students interested in various musical expressions such as jazz-rock, folk, and concert music. Every year the Band performs a concert at Christmas and in the spring.
FRONT ROW: David Often, Robert Derrah, Ted Szabo, Richard Finlay.
BACK ROW: Thomas Ross, Mark Harty, Patrick Caggiano, Chris Ober, Alfredo Fondacaro.
David Hazel and Michael Flanagan perform in the Band’s Christmas concert.
Chris Houde clashes out a note on the cymbals.
Father Kinsella performs with the Band.
Astronomy Club
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The Astronomy Club is based on a study of the universe through observation of stars, nebula constellations and galaxies.
Roller Coaster Club
The Roller Coaster Club is a group of students seeking an understanding of the roller coaster phenomena in America through investigation and trial.
FRONT ROW: Michael Corcoran, Robert Derrah, Marc LaPlant, Robert Moschell, Michael Caggiano.
BACK ROW: Mark Harty, Chris Ober, Greg Alia, Fredrick Cataldo, Richard Finlay, Fr. Kinsella.
FRONT ROW: Scott Dawson, Joseph Duggan, Timothy Moynihan, Michael Corcoran, Robert Moschell, Kevin Curley. BACK ROW: Peter LaFemme, Richard Finlay, Paul Moge, Marc Oucleite, Mark Harty, James Connaughton, Robert Gauthier, Fr. insella.
Chess Club
The Chess Club develops an interest in the student for the classic game of chess. All members are able to play every day during C-period. The Chess Club fields two teams of players who compete in interscholastic competitions as well as weekend tournaments. On Wednesday of each week a chess course is taught by a national chess master.
FRONT ROW: John Robinson, Neal Crochetiere, John Sidorowitz, Michael Persson, Edward Holland, John Jones, Robert Moschell, Phillip Kraut, Paul Roussell, Steven Bromberger, Theodore Szabo.
MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Butler, David Barnes, John Hanrahan, Dante Bertolino, Michael Corcoran, Thomas Janko, Gary Best, Michael Flanagan, Richard Caruso, Greg McHallan, Mark Weber, Timothy White.
BACK ROW: Timothy Burns, John Burke, Mark Hardy, Jeffrey Dahill, Steven Horlink, Daniel Ugolini, Thomas Markham, Robin Rose.
Steven Horlink matches strategy with an opponent in a game of chess.
Weightlifting Club
The Weightlifting Club has been instituted for any student interested in increasing his strength and fitness. Team sport members both in and out of season, are encouraged to participate with the assent of their coach. The club runs year round, including summer vacation.
Lacrosse Club
The Lacrosse activity will strive to allow students to view and learn the fundamental skills of lacrosse. Each student is required to supply his own interest, enthusiasm and competitiveness.
FRONT ROW: John Lynch, Robert Moschell, Kevin Mooney. BACK ROW: Emidio Valeri, Gary Buonarosa, Gerald White, Terrance Buckley, Richard Duggan.
FRONT ROW: Ed Beaulieu, David Calvani, Craig Miller, Neal Doherty, Keith LaBlanc, Scott Dawson. BACK ROW: Mr. Turner, Paul Moge, Joe Donnelley, Chris Turner, Eric Muse, Bill Heartwell, Greg Scully, Scott Parolin, Mike Bishop, Mark LaPlant, Alan Previte, Larry Torissi, Brad Weilbrenner Robin Rose, Joe Solaman, Richard Bova, Chris Hurton.
Current Events Discussion Club
The Current Events Discussion Club, moderated by Mr. Gramling, is a group of Austin students who are interested in the national and international issues affecting the United States and concerning Austin students.
French Club vs. Russian Club
On December 30, 1980 the two Austin powers met at the Billerica Forum. On this night, the Russian Club battled the French Club in a fierce game of ice hockey. Each club fielded good teams even though the French Club chose not to use alumni.
At 11:00 p.m. the two rival teams met on the ice for the opening face-off. The first period was a hard fought one and when it was over the French Club led 2-1.
The second period was controlled by the French Club and the score now read French Club 5, Russian Club 1. In the third and final period, the Russian Club was able to tally two more goals. This, however, was matched by the French Club’s three third-period goals. When the final whistle blew, the teams left the ice and headed home to recover before the new year. The final score: French Club 8, Russian Club 3. Both teams are sure to meet up again next year.
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FRONT ROW: Edward Powers, Timothy O’neil, William Sousa, Robin Rose, Michael Darwin, Steven Donohoe. BACK ROW: Scott Goguen, Keith Rauseo, Michael Pytlinski, Mr. Gramling, David Shedd.
Greg Stratis carries the puck up-ice on his way to scoring the first goal of the game.
Orientation Committee
Every year the Orientation Committee is responsible for helping the incoming Freshmen adjust to the new environment at Austin. This year, under the leadership of chairman James Bowers, the committee held its annual Freshman cookout and tour. The class of 1984 was made to feel welcome and easily made the transition into Austin society.
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FRONT ROW: Richard Fotino, Martin Sottile, James Bowers, Dave Knowlton, Mutahar Shamsi. BACK ROW: Joseph Massaro, Michael Nealey, Edward Jameson, Thomas Glynn, Michael McCarthy.
FRONT ROW: Karl Ruping, Jerry Centrella, Mark Miller, Paul Moge, Christopher McCann, James Hodgeton, Robert Leighton, Michael Lennihan, Kevin Meek. BACK ROW: Daniel Daley, Theodore Robbins, Peter Drohan, Kevin Curley, Mark Connelly, William Cooley, Victor Carbone, Terrance Buckley.
Sing World Sing
On the evenings of March 15, 16, and 17, 1980, the students from Austin and girls from surrounding high schools graced the stage of Reading Memorial High School with the musical, Sing World Sing. The director for this annual event was Mr. Emmet O’Brien. The production moderator was Mr. Roger Stone. The musical contained songs from countries around the world, and excerpts from the famous musical, The King and I.
Director Emmet O’Brien.
Martin Sottile and Jim Bowers enjoy themselves at one of the rehearsals.
Ron Kublin tries to score points.
The cast of Sing World Sing.
i rs f the member 0 audience heads for the restroom.
Godspell
On May 23, 1980, a handful of students from Austin and girls from surrounding area schools put on the famous Broadway hit, Godspell. This was performed for Austin’s annual dinner theatre. Although the dinner theatre tradition is only in its second year, it has become a_ huge success. The cast put in many hours for this production, but the final result was perfect.
The cast of Godspell prepares to stone Tricia Doherty.
Lisa Pizzano, Martin Sottile, Ann Mazza, Tricia Doherty, Steven Lucey and Paul Guazzoloca share the stage in a scene from Godspell.
Student Council
This year the student council saw a lot of new people become involved in it. Student council officers this year are: President Michael McCarthy, Vice President Timothy Sheehan, Secretary Karl Ruping and Treasurer Brian Fallon. Elected this year to the Student Advisory Council were S.A.C. Delegate David Knowlton and Alternate Martin Sottile.
Student Council Officers: Karl Ruping, Michael Student Advisory Council Delegates: McCarthy, Timothy Sheehan. Martin Sottile and David Knowlton.
Class Delegates: Kevin Miller, John Weber, Mark Miller, Mark Connolly, Thomas Glynn, Edward Jameson.
Softball
The 1980 Fall Intramural Softball Season was full of surprises. Mr. Bouvier and Mr. Enright took over the reins as co-moderators while new champions were crowned in both leagues.
In the A division, Former B-league champs the Rebels Revolt, capped an undefeated season by winning their first A-league championship. The Rebels, led by Mr. Enright overwhelmed the incumbent champs, The Ten, led by Mr. Enfanto.
In B-league action, the E-club, led by Mr. is Guidetti, raced through the regular season
and advanced to the finals where
they met and lost to the Ratpack.
Mr. Thomas Enright
Mr. Gerard Bouvier undefeated
M oderator Moderator
Michael McCarthy
Larry McQuaid Commissioner Commissioner
Paul Guanci awaits pitch in intramural softball action.
OMEGA ,
It is early September and the Omega staff is assembled in the office, some of them have never worked with each other before, yet together they will strive to put together the 1981 edition of the Omega. The moderator, Mr. Mackiewicz, is a hardened veteran; his staff, new and brimming with ideas. Under the semi-direction of the Editor-in-chief, who shall remain nameless in order to avoid ridicule, the Omega - people set out upon their first goals of choosing a theme and getting out that first deadline. However, unknown to them, this would not be as easy as it seemed.
Mr. Gary Mackiewicz
The Omega-ites would fall into the trap of procrastination. Suddenly it was the dreaded deadline time and not one page had been laid out. So a small handful of the already diminishing staff, their moderator and their Walsworth representative set to work on the first 38 pages. This stupendous feat was miraculously accomplished in only nine hours.
The problems of yearbook work started to rear their. ugly heads. The office was plagued by students who found fault with all that the staff had done, the room had become increasingly more dump-like and the staff found it hard to work under threats of bodily harm and lock changes.
While combating these plagues the staff tried once again in vain to meet the second deadline. It had become apparent that several members of the staff had forgotten where the office was and: had to be reminded.
Joseph Massaro Editor-in-chief
Christopher Glionna
Richard Fotino Moderator Photography Editor Activities Editor
Charles Correia Academics Editor
The days passed, weeks, months, deadlines came and went. Unfortunately the weary staff was able to only meet a few, if any, of the deadlines. The stress of yearbook work was beginning to take its toll on the unsuspecting staff. Fearing for their lives, a few die-hard editors stuck it out and were determined to meet that last deadline. However, the task was just too great for the remaining editors and that deadline too. slipped by.
With everything finally in, the weary editors took up permanent residence in the so familiar office that they had come to think of as their home away from home. As proof of their dilligent work, you now have a yearbook in front of you. We hope it will remind you of the happy, exciting, rewarding, and sometimes depressing moments here at Austin. In closing we would like to thank Bill Fotino, Mr. Miller, Mr. McCarthy for his skittle pool, Mr. Hennessey, and with great respect we would like to thank Mr. Mackiewicz for this time and patience. We put a lot into this yearbook, we hope you take as much out, thank you.
Brian Fallon Seniors Editor
David Weber Underclassmen Editor
John Immerman Activities Editor
Michael McCarthy Sports Editor
Martin Sottile Art Editor
Michael Flanagan Copy Editor
The Legend
The task of putting together a school newspaper is not an easy one, yet out from under the shadow of last year’s Legend came the brand new 1980-1 Legend. Mr. Hennessy took the helm of the sinking ship and with the help of his extremely competent staff managed to salvage and restore the Legend to its earlier glory.
For his first officer Mr. Hennessy chose Editor-in-chief, James Bowers. Next in the crew came Managing editor Richard Fotino. The rest of the staff was carefully hand-picked and out of the stack of resumes were chosen; Christopher Glionna - Photography Editor, Charles Correia - News Editor, Steven Patti - Features Editor, Peter Miller - Sports Editor, and Thomas Burgomaster - Contributing Editor.
Next came the chore of rumaging through the ruins of the Legend office and establishing a workable environment. With that out of the way the staff got to work on the first issue. The crew worked day and night and in spite of numerous comments by doubting Thomases, the first issue became history. The first issue took its place on the wall of the Legend Office and was soon followed by the second issue and the third and the fourth. It seemed as though nothing could stop the new Legend, until word came from the high command that there would have to be a 36 page limit. Undaunted, the crew took this fact into account and divided the remaining fourteen pages into two, four page issues and a final six page issue.
With the task completed th crew retired leaving control of the ship in the hands of Mr. Hennessy and next year’s Editor-in-chief, Good-luck!
Richard Fotino
Christopher Glionna Managing Editor Photography Editor
James Bowers Editor-in-chief
Mr. Robert Hennessy Moderator
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Charles Correia News Editor
Peter Miller
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Thomas Burgomaster Sports Editor
Contributing Editor
Steven Patti Features Editor
FRONT ROW: Mark Miller, Gerald Centrella, Kevin Miller, William Rodwell. BACK ROW: Lawrence Lister, Timothy Isaac, John Immerman, Michael Perrson, Scott Wedge.
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JOHN ARCHER
Arch
6 Ruping Dr. Burlington Hockey 2; Film Club 4; Ping Pong Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Weightlifting Club 3,4.
BWihauswupaese olatery eehurm the Page” (Bob Seger) ... Mr. Lallas, Mr. Muse ... Remembers crusin’ in the louse-mobile ... Hero: Mr. Nicotra ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad Seger 1980 ... Black and Blue ... 71 Firebird, ’66 Caddy, ’71 Olds ... Prom night at the beach ... Me and Jan 12/14/79 ... Before school parties ... Mr. Enfanto’s notes ... The Circle... Nichole Janice and John forever ... I’m finally out of this place!
ANDREW R. BLANCHARD
Doc, Red
X-Country 1; Softball 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3.
“What’s up, Doc?” .. “Since You’ve Been Gone” (Rainbow) ... Remembers Spanish with Mr. Lallas ... 5/22/80 ... 6/7/81... Hero: Doc ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, and my entire family ... R.D. ... 5/15/80 ... Good and bad times at A.F.M.
RICHARD B. AUFFREY
31 Lee St. Stoneham
Dean’s List 3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Debate Club 4; Roller Coaster Club 3; Dungeons and Dragons Club 3.
DANIEL J. BERARDI
Danny
27 Princeton Rd. Burlington
X-Country 1,2; Winter Track 1; Spring Track 1,2.
“Hey, Space!” ... “Wild Bill!” ... “The blue bomb!” ... “Club Max!” ... “Let the Good Times Roll” (The Cars) ... Father Smith .. Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all their support ... Goodbye Austin-it has been an experience.
WILLIAM F. BOUDREAU
Boo Boo
122 Oakland Ave. Arlington Astronomy Club 4; Chess Club 2,3,4; Classics Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Music American Style; Lullaby of Broadway.
“Can’t get enough Super Sugar Crisp!”
“Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!” ... “Hey, Nealey, did you do your French homework?” ... Hero: SpinyNorman ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for their patience and understanding ... Thanks to all my friends for all the good times we had.
DAVID BOURNIVAL
18 Mountain Joy Dr. North Tewksbury
ANTHONY J. BURKE
Burky
JAMES M. BOWERS
170 Sanders Ave. Lowell
X-Country 1,2,3; Winter Track 1,2,4; Spring Track 1,2; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Pres. 3; Blackfriars 3,4; Classics Club 3,4; Excursion Club 4; Explorer Post 1,2; Honors Help Club 3,4; The Legend 4-Editorin-Chief; OMEGA 3,4; Orientation Committee 3,4-Chairman ... Softball 1,2,3,4; Music American Style; Lullaby of Broadway; Sing World Sing.
“Such is life” ... “I Don’t Want to Grow Up” (Fools) ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad... “Just friends!” ... 6/15/80... A Legend in its own time ... Busy goin’ paneer ... Zappa in Manchester ... The Tew.
NICHOLAS CARBONE
Nick 3 Appleton Rd. Wakefield Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1; Softball Committee 2,3; Explorer Post 1; Honors Help Club 3; Lacrosse 4; The Legend 4; OMEGA 4; Orientation Committee 3; Ping Pong Club 2; Russian Club 2,3; Softball 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3. “We're still the team to beat!” ... “Skills Unlimited!” ... The stang ... Rossington Collins Band ... Outlaws ... Jethro Tull ... Mike, Webba, Brett .. Special thanks to Mom and Dad - love you.
GARY BUONAROSA
Guinea
13 Twin Oaks Rd. Reading
Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 3; Skiing 1,2; Ping Pong Club 1; Weightlifting Club 3,4; Italian Club 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4.
“Break down”.
“Pete, where are you?”’... ... “Where’s my car?” ... “We lost no football parties.” ... “Blinded by the Light” ... Remembers A period with Mr. Lanigan ... 6/10/79 ... Pam ... Hero: Pamela Diane Smith .. Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... Thanks Pete for all the rides .. Football on Fridays ... You guys are dead ... My ankle hurts, Coach ... It was fun. = —— os i
BRIAN D. CAREY
33 Eustis Ave. Wakefield
Art Club 1,2,3,4; Blackfriars 1,2,3,4; Film Club 4; OMEGA 4; Photography Club 1; Music American Style; Sing World Sing. “BB. still lives!” .. “S.D. with Mike after SIC Sound! Chaserge (ves) eo. Spanish 3 with Kublin Remembers the Observatory Heroes: Lennon and Howe ... Special thanks to my parents... a will always forget those endless Austin ays.”
11 LucilleAve. Salem, N.H. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball —_1,2,3Co-Capt.,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Dean’s List 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 3; Honors Help Club 4; Softball 2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3. “Dynamite’s in the belfry, playing with the bats.” .. “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out” ... Hero: Clarence Clemons ... aa thanks to Mére, Pére, Serge, and C.C.
PETER C. CHOTKOWSKI
Chot
3 Pond Terr. Woburn X-Country 2; Spring Track 4; Blackfriars 4; Excursion Club 4; Film Club 4; Spanish Club 2,3.
“Who’s got the Physics?” ... Rocky massacre ... Let’s blow this clambake ... It’s been real ... “Stairway to Heaven” (Led Zeppelin) Remembers Mr. Lanigan’s English class ... Spanish with Mr. Lallas ... F-Lunch ... C Period ... 6/7/81 ... Good times with M.G., S.T-P., D.F., S.C., D.P. ... 650-Fjt ... The Hab ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad.
DENNIS P. CLEMENS
Den
9 Putman Rd. Billerica
X-Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Explorer Post 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4. Remembers Spanish I and II ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad. r Bs 4 & f
MARK P. CONSOLI
Spaced
13 Louise Ave. Methuen Honors Help Club 3,4; Current Events 4; Roller Coaster Club 3.
“Tf I leave here tomorrow/ Would you still remember me?/ For I must be traveling on now/ ’Cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see.” (Freebird) ... Graduation Day ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all your support ... “Though it’s just a memory, some memories last forever.” (Rush).
MATTHEW J. COLLIER
Matt
17 Lassell St. Wakefield Soccer 1,2; Winter Track 1,2; Spring Track 1; Skiing 2,3,4; Film Club 4; Softball 2,3,4,; Weightlifting Club 4; Intramural Golf 4.
“Behind Blue Eyes” (Who) ... “Ruby Tuesday” (Rolling Stones) ... “Candy’s Room” (Bruce Springsteen) Remembers Mr. McConnell’s English class ... Summer of 78 ... Graduation after five ... Hero: Dad .. Special thanks and love to Mom and J. R. ... A prison cell for Mike G., but he is revived! ... I'll find some friends somewhere!
JAMES B. CONNAUGHTON
5 Putnam Rd. Burlington Astronomy Club 4; Current Events Club 2,4; Debate Club 4; Excursion Club 4; Film Club 4; Roller Coaster Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4.
“Today has been the worst day of my life!” ... “I get no respect!” ... “Movin’ Out” (Billy Joel) ... Remembers Spanish I, II, and III with Mr. Lallas ... Hero: Rosie Ruiz ... Spanish II book. ... Turn right, now! ... Igit ... I'll give you twenty-five cents ... So this is respect? ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad.
MARK J. CONTINI
6 Fairview St. North Reading
Soccer 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Blackfriars 1; Bowling Club 3,4; The Legend 4; OMEGA 4; Softball 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3-Sec., 4-V. Pres.; Music American Style, Lullaby of Broadway, Sing World Sing.
“What a bummer!” (P&S) ... P.M., R.F.,R.F.,J.A., D.,D.W.,A.J.,J.F.,J.D.,R.K., T.S.,G.S.,D.H.,D.H.,A.D. ... Remembers David ... Hampton salisbury ... Summer of 1980. Kowloon. Jimbo Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all their pushing; but most of all, thanks, Donna.
CHARLES X. CORREIA
Chuck 9 Richfield Rd. Burlington Baseball 1,2,3,4; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; French Club 2-V. Pres., 3-Pres. 4; The Legend 4-News Editor; OMEGA 4Faculty Editor; Softball 2,3,4; Russian Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. <“Thater!, ...-. “Rest... SAVENID mame “High five!” “All Russians are ugly.” ... “I Got the Blues”, “Sweet Virginia” (Rolling Stones) ... After two years of science—“I’ve had enough!” ... Touring Europe with Ken and Mr. H. ... Heroes: Keith Richards and Ken Wells Special thanks to Mae e Pai ... “Where will it lead us from here?” (Mick Jagger) ... Number one? Education should supplement your life, not dominate it ... “Hogan’s Heroes” ... T.B.,J.M.,R.F.,B.F.
JOHN P. COULTER
193 County Rd. Reading Football 1,2,4; Winter Track 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Explorer Post 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4.
“ietise get serious 95-1 ee Matyas 2 “Scubba” ... Remembers R.L. and Doc Boschetto... M.G. and P.N. at Van Halen ... Four years is a long time, but it’s even longer at Austin.
JEFFERY DAHILL Jetf
18 Virginia Rd. Reading Band 3,4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Roller Coaster Club 3; Sing World Sing.
“We’ve been Ulinized.” “Helter Skelter” (The Beatles) ... Remembers Mr. Ulin’s Algebra II Class ... Heroes: Eric Clapton, Paul McCartney.
CHRISTOPHER J. COVIELLO Spanky, Louie
186 Salem Rd. Tewksbury Soccer 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 3; Italian Club 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 4; Lullaby of Broadway. “Hey, Joe, want to buy a car?” ... “No, Fitz, I don’t want to race! ... Room 210, and room 204 ... Heroes: John Hannah, Mr. Rybicki, ’68 Ford ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for everything . “Gotta get another car!” ... Thanks everyone ... Keep ridin’, Mr. Rybicki.
BRIAN T. CUNNINGHAM
4 Walker St. Wilmington Chess Club 1,2,3,4.
JOSEPH T. DELAI
oe
18 Baker Rd. Reading
Football 4-Head Manager; Bowling Club 1; Excursion Club 4; Explorer Post 2,3,4; Film Club 4; Honors Help Club 3,4; Italian Club 1,2,3,4; The Legend 1; Ping Pong Club 1; Roller Coaster Club 3,4. “How did you do on Mrs. Struthers’ test?” “Hey, Twinkie!” “Duggie!” ... Remembers Mrs. Struthers’ Italian classes and the Junior Prom ... Special thanks to all of the Austin Prep staff and to Mom and Dad.
DANIEL DESANTIS
30 Elliot Dr. Lowell Skiing 1,2; Honors Help club 3,4; Italian Club 1,2,3,4-Pres.; Ping Pong Club 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4. Special thanks to Mom and Dad.
GREGORY J. DOLAN
Mickey
27 Garfield St. Methuen
Soccer 1; French Club 3,4; Honors Help Club 3,4; OMEGA 4.
“Won’t Get Fooled Again” (The Who) ... Zeppelin in ’80? ... Good times in French 2-4... Mr. Lanigan’s class Remembers Paris ’80 ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for putting up with me. ... Thanks Mr. Mackiewicz.
LAWRENCE DONOVAN
182 Woburn St. Wilmington Astronomy Club 4; Current Events Club 2,4; Debate Club 4; Excursion Club 4; Explorer Post 1,2; Film Club 4; French Club 1; Roller Coaster Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4.
“What a goon!” The zoo Remembers Mr. Muse and tearing my knee apart ... Hero: Mr. Bill ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... Any questions, write them down .. The moose is loose ... C.K.M. ... I heard a pop... Doc’s chemistry class.
GERALD DONOHOE
80 Pearl St. Reading
JOSEPH DOWNING
Joe, The Cat 11 Dearborn St. Medford
Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Hockey 2; Class V.Pres. 4; Orientation Committee 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4.
SAnyviimer Shepia. ee) ee OUNGUSia arr “Dougie, am I really Howie?” ... “Al, how’s the sack trap?” .. Skills Unlimited “Running with the Devil” ... Remembers R.L., and Graduation Day of the Class of 81... Heroes: Franz Beckenbauer, Kevin Kelan, Johan Cruyuff ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for their guidance and support ... It’s been wild, and it’s been real ... Later ... Much.
STEPHEN DONOHOE 17 Wolcott Rd. Woburn Remembers Spanish III class ... Heroes: Orr, Ali, Elvis ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... I’ll never forget everyone I met at Austin and I’ll never forget the lunches at Austin ... Good luck to all the Seniors.
PATRICK DROSSOS 2 Park Dr. Burlington
Football 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1; Softball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4.
“Wow!” ... “Excellent!” ... “Go for it!” _.. Remembers Mr. Lanigan’s class ... Touchdowns ... Heroes: Coaches, Coach Boyette ... Special thanks to my parents and family.
EDWARD DUCHARME
11 Lawson Rd. Winchester Hockey 2,3; Blackfriars 2,3,4,; Ping Pong Club 2; Softball 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. “Ones 4x4.” ... “Swamps!” ... “Won’t Get Fooled Again”, “Baba O’Reilly” (The Who) ... Mr. Lallas ... Remembers the “magic bus” with with J.D., B.R., MICS J.A., P.F., D.S., D.R., and Cus ... Later A.P. ... The Doors ... Max Forever ... The Circle lives ... The Who ... Outlaws 5/80 ... Bill, next time the emergency ... “Please!” ... This place is really something, mean something.
FRED D’URSO
37 Sheridan Rd. Andover Football 1; Softball 2,3. Remembers O.M., Chip, Joe, Doc ... N.E. Dragway ... Lookout in ’81 ... Turning pro ... Fitz, I want that spot.
CHRISTOPHER S. DUGGAN
31 Whittier Rd. Reading
X-Country 1,2; Winter Track 1,2; Baseball 1; Spring Track 1; Explorer Post 1; French Club 1.
“Ain’t Talkin’ "Bout Love” .. “Freebird” ... “21 r” ... Remembers Mr. Muse’s American Lit. class ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad, I could not have done it without you ... Mopar is #1.
RICHARD D. DUGGAN
Rich
42 Adams St. Wilmington X-Country 1; Winter Track 2,3; Spine Track 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 2; Chess Clu 1,2,3; Weightlifting Club 3,4; Lullaby of Broadway; Sing World Sing. “AAAAAOOOOOH!” ... “Train Kept a Rollin” ... “Jailbreak” ... Remembers Mr. Ulin’s Algebra II class ... Special thanks to my parents for their patience. Dad, all my homework is done.
BRIAN FALLON
76 Paon Blvd. Wakefield
X-Country 1; Soccer 2,3-Manager; Winter Track 1,2,3; Spring Track 1,2,3; Explorer Post 1,2,3,4; The Legend 3,4, OMEGA 4-Senior Editor; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Student Council Treas. 4; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; Softball Committee 4.
“T keep tellin’ ya, Led Zeppelin is number one!” ... “The Ocean” (Led Zeppelin) ... “L.A. Woman” (The Doors) Remembers Mr. Ulin’s Physics, Mrs. Struthers’ Spanish class, Minnesota ’79, New York ’78, and many productive seasons with Pablo’s Crew .. Heroes: Jim Morrison, and Jimmy Page ... Special thanks to my parents for all the trouble they went through.
WEG: FARINA ill
7 Singlefoot Rd. Chelmsford X-Country 1,2,3; Winter Track 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Art Club 3; Chess Club 1,4; The Legend 4-Business Maner; Photography Club 3,4; Softball 3,4. “P’m not doing the lake!” ... Remembers Mr. Lanigan ... High School track meets ... Special thanks to my parents, Mr. McDonough, and Mr. J. Fawcett ... It’s never too late to join X-Country.
MICHAEL F. FITZGERALD
Mike, Fitz
10 Marion St. Wilmington Lullaby of Broadway.
“Wayne, there’s something wrong with my car!” ... “Brendan, is your car fixed yet?”
... “Toys in the Attic’? (Aerosmith) ... Remembers Mr. McCarthy’s literature class ... My first ticket ... Hero: Fred D’Urso ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all their patience and hope ... Still got your parking spot, Fred.
PETER FLAHERTY Flats
4 Sparhawk Dr. Burlington Film Club 4; Spanish Club 3. “T’ve been Ulinized!” ... “Watch out for the Big E!” ... “Free the circle from captivity!” ... “The moose is loose!” ... leAy Woman (athe = Doors)! i. Remember’s Mr. McConnell’s English class and Mr. Lallas ... I never thought I’d make it, but I did.
MICHAEL FLANAGAN 278 Pine St. Tewksbury X-Country 2,3,4-Capt.; Soccer 1; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track 2,3,4; Skiing 1; Band 3,4; Chess Club and Team 1,2,3Capt.,4; French Club 3,4; Honors Help Club 3,4; OMEGA 4-Copy Editor; Softball 4; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4.
“We're doin’ the lake today!” .. “Running’ on Empty” ... Beating my hometown Winning the magazine drives ... My blue Bug ... Heroes: Bill Rodgers, Andy Parece ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, teachers, and coaches... I’d rather be runnin’.
JOHN R. FLEURY
Shapur Baktiar
29 Whittier Rd. Billerica Soccer 2,3,4; Football 1; Blackfriars 2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2; Italian Club 1,2,3,4; Orientation Committee 2; Softball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4; Music American Style; Lullaby of Broadway; Sing World Sing; Class Treas. 2.
“To rim is to ream.” .. “Love of my Life” ... We’re all alone ... Remembers Fr. J’s Anatomy lab.... Pam 3/19/79 ... Austin in Boston with Big Dave ... Heroes: Father Guido, Holden Caufield Special thanks to Mom and Dad and Wayne ... Love you all ... Good times with S.S., IDJLy, IDI, dS IDA, IRS. (CHL, ORs Beles CetSnVes oes sevourre: thes best eee 2ebirebird:
JAMES M. FLYNN im 35 Starr Ave. Tewksbury Soccer 1,2; Spring Track 2; Band 3; Photography Club 2. <hayOftineen aGet back! 3. mDonit worry!” ... “Nuke ’em!” ... “Nixon for President!” ... “Satisfaction (Rolling Stones) ... “Black Dog” (Led Zeppelin) “The End” (The Doors) Remembers Fr. Deery and The Blizzard of ’78 ... Heroes: Cheech and Chong, Jimmy Page, Mick Jagger ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... Thank God made it.
MICHAEL FORSYTH
9 Forest Glen Rd. Woburn
RICHARD P. FOTINO JR. Rick
1117 Main St. Reading Soccer 1,2-Co-Cap, 3,4; Winter Track 1; Spring Track 1; Band 3,4; Blackfriars 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 3,4; Chess Club 1,2; French Club 2,3-Sec./Tres.,4-Pres.; The Legend 3,4-Managing Editor; OMEGA 4-Activities Editor; Orientation Committee 4; Roller Coaster Club 3,4; Russian Club 2,3; Softball 2,3,4; Music American Style; Lullaby of Broadway; Sing World Sing. “Gimme’ a break!” ... 9/26/80 mi 4fi926/80) Paris)... sD C:M:, J.-L. J-M., 1G:, (CUCL. TELM dubs IME, IMEC IED) oo5 IDE Ign ... Une autre biére ... Thank you G.M.. R.H., C.N., J.M., A.J. ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad, I’ll pay you back ... I came, I saw, I conquered ... Thanks Austin.
TIMOTHY P. GALLAGHER
60 Morrison Rd. West Wakefield X-Country 1; Band 3-Business Manager; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Explorer Post 1,2,3,4; Film Club 4; French Club 3,4; Orientation Committee 3; Roller Coaster Club 3; Softball 2,3,4; Lullaby of Broadway; Sing World Sing.
“Ts this the real life? Is this just fantasy?” am QUEeenuIS awesome: 2 se naOZ 2... Death on Two Legs” ... “Keep Yourself Alive” ... Remembers 9/26/80 ... French 2 - “Il fait beau.” ... Woburn Street ... Crashing on the wall ... Leemie, Limie, Lumeaux ... Land Rover ... Good times with John, R.F1., R.F2., M.Mc., R.M. ... Anyway the wind blows. “
ROBERT P. FOTINO
1117 Main St. Reading Soccer 3,4; Football 1,2; Winter Track 1,2,3; Band 3; Blackfriars 2,3,4; Bowling Club 3; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Russian Club 1,2,3; Softball 2,3; Music American Style; Lullaby of Broadway; Sing World Sing.
“What homework?” ... “Skills unlimited!” ... “Death on Two Legs” (Queen) ... Remembers Mr. Lanigan’s Freshman English class and the Billerica football game ... Heroes: Robin Williams, and Giorgio Chinaglia ... Special thanks to all the teachers, especially to Mr. Enright ... Remember the ball trap ... Summer parties at R.D.’s ... Fun with T.G., S.L., Nak IDA, IS IDES, du, div ooo Co easy guys.
WILLIAM R. FREVOLD
Bill
11 Woodland Rd. Billerica Soccer 1,2,3,4-Co Capt.; Hockey 2; Winter Track 1; Baseball 1; Class Pres. 4; Orientation Committee 4; Softball 2,3,4. “Clarky, did you hear that?” ... “Heartbreaker” ... “Sympathy” ... Remembers Language Arts II with Mr. Lanigan ... Hero: Clint Eastwood ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad, and Gram ... April 4, Good Friday ... Good times with P.T., DIG. SK. DKS PP. Boe ED. Junior Prom ... Poor Mazda ... The Hole.
RICHARD GAUTHIER
17 Charnstaffe Ln. Billerica Football 1; Chess Club 2,3,4; Explorer Post 1; Honors Help Club 3,4; Photography Club 3; Softball 3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4.
Special thanks to Ma and Pa... I’m free, I’m free, free at last! ... B.H., D.K., M.F., dhs, PIP, CHD, WUD, Owe, dm,
CHRISTOPHER G. GLIONNA Flash, Chris 3 Lawrence Rd. Reading Hockey 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Blackfriars 3,4; Chess Club 1,2; Excursion Club 4; Explorer Post 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; The Legend 3,4-Photography Editor; OMEGA 3,4-Photography Editor; Photoraphy Club 3-Sec./Treas.,4-Pres.; Softall 2,3,4; Sing World Sing. “All the world looks worse in black and white.” - Paul Simon ... ‘““Kodachrome” ... Remembers Mr. Mack, R.S., R.H., JeMenIeVin MEM eande bras arip sco) Minnesota ... Hero: Dad ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for their love and support ... If you have done your best, if you have given your all, and yet have not succeeded, at least you have not failed.
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THOMAS J. GLYNN
22 Strawberry Hill Rd. Andover
Basketball 2,3-Co-Capt.; Spring Track 2,3; Dean’s List 3,4; Class Delegate 3,4; Honors Help Club 3,4; Orientation Committee 3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4. Lucas, Potsie, Mulkie, T.P., Blazer, J.C.-Roman Emperor, Princess Grace ... Sophomore years “Sweet Home Alabama” ... Pipsi-Spearhead ... Spansih III with Joe and Mrs. Struthers ... Remembers Cougar parties with Dave Blackett Heroes: Dave Cowens, Marvelous Marvin Hagler, and Super Toe II ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for everything ... Thanks Mr. G. ... Coming up next: Magilla goes to college Ineligibility Team 4.
iAROBERT L. HAMMOND
Potsie, Redbird
67 Washington St. Reading Foosball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball Eta
BV GDIND Ghorad? ooo Alien coc “Glynny!” ... “Fran Xavier, Super Toe II.” ... “You’ve got to mellow down easy baby, before you blow your top” ... “Southern Man” ... “Heard it on the X.” ... Mr. McConnell’s Lang. Arts II... Mr. Nicotra’s Geometry ... Fr. T. ... Mr. Kenny and Dick ... Remembers snowball raids on the caf... Pelrine losing his tooth dJimmy’s keg party ... W.P.A. ... Terry and me in the slammer ... Heroes: Carl Yastremski and Larry Csonka ... Special thanks to Ma, Dad, Mr. Miller, Fr. Johnson ... Ineligibility Team 4... Veni, vidi, vici.
JOHN HARMON
113 Whittemore St. Tewksbury Tennis 1,2,3,4; Film Club 4; Ping Pong Club 2.
“Shut up Fitz!” “Awesome!” Remembers 204 at A period ... T.P. shattered 201-Spring ’80 ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, and Al ... B.H., RIGS” MES KMies Bisse Buick LeSabre-9 m.p.g.; with driver-6 m.p.g.
BRENDAN HARTE
3 Columbia Rd. Tewksbury
CHRISTOPHER H. HAYNES
Chris
67 Victoria St. Lowell
X-Country 1,2,3; Winter Track 1,4; Boning Track 1,4; Blackfriars 3,4; Classics Clu 3,4; Current Events Club 2; Explorer Post 1; Softball 4; Writers Club 1. “You can’t always get what you want, but if you try something, you just might find that you get what you need.” ... 60’s music ... Remember Mr. McCarthy’s Ancient/Medieval History class
Special thanks to Mom for understanding.
STEVEN HORLINK
Steve 1 Lorraine Terr. Billerica Soccer 1; Spring Track 2; Astronomy Club 4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Explorer Post 1; Honors Help Club 2,4; Film Club 4; Italian Club 1,2,3,4; Roller Coaster Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. “Freebird” (Lynyrd Skynyrd) Remembers Mr. Lallas and breaking a leg to get special privileges Heroes: S.M.1 Fa AE. ... Special thanks to Jim and Larry for making it a great four years ... Bye, Mr. Muse! ... Good luck! ... I know all my teachers will miss me.
CHRISTOPHER R. HOUDE
Hoodsie
69 Prescott St. Reading Hockey 2; Dean’s List 3,4; Band 3,4; Chess Club 1; Film Club 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Honors Help Club 4; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Ping Pong Club 1; Roller Coaster Club 3,4; Russian Club 4; Softball 4. “Time” ... “Hand of Doom” ... Morrison lives! ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad. “For long you live and high you fly, And only if you ride the tide, And balanced on the biggest wave, You race towards an early grave.”
DAVID J. HOYT
24 Chester Rd. Billerica Football 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Golf 3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Honors Help Club 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4.
“Where are we, 222”... “We're there!”’... “Batman and Robin!” . “Yeah, nice line, Jerry!” ... Remembers Fr. Deery’s Freshmen Religion class. ... M.V.C. champs at Hickory Hill Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... Thanks to Mr. Nicotra ... Great times with K.M., B.M., T.M. ... Nice pass, Kev! ... Freshmen basketball game against Billerica Remember you always, Erin ... Carol, buddy ... Hillview C.C. ... Baldy, Mulk, PeeWee, Blazer, Murph ... Have another Ginger Ale.
JOHN J. HUGHES
1246 Whipple Rd. Tewksbury Football 1; Chess Club 2; Softball 1,2,3,4. “Lost in Love” ... Remembers N.D.2/8/80 - 10/11/80 ... Special thanks to Mon, Dad, and Billy ... P.W., D.B. and M.C., you’re great friends.
PETER J. IANNAZZI
Pete
45 Oriole Dr. Andover
Football 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4.
“Those are the breaks in life!” ... “Who has happy feet?” -.. “Scubbal” ... “Lizard!” ... “Hurdles!” ... “Full House” (J. Geils) .. “Experience” (Jimi Hendrix) ... “Born to be Wild” (Steppenwolf) ... Remembers A.H.T. with Dino and Mr. Nicotra ...’79 and ’80 N.E.C.H.S. champs ... Winter Track ’80 ... Summer lifting ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... Has it been four years already?
JOHN D. IMMERMAN
Imma
10 Victoria Ave. Reading Soccer 3; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 3,4; French Club 2,3,4-V.Pres.; Intrm. Tennis 4; The Legend 4; OMEGA 4-Activities Editor; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Lullaby of Broadway; Sing World Sing. “l’m proud of myself.” ... “Dragon Attack” ... Remembers Physics with Mr. Wline ey auripe tom barisie9/26/S0neer Rebel’s Revolt ... Freshman year with Jay ... Good times with Tim, Rick, D.K., E.J., C.H., J.M., and all my friends ... Thanks Mom and Dad.
TIMOTHY ISAAC 14 Chester Rd. Winchester X- Country 1; Basketball 1; Band 3,4; Film Club 4; The Legend 4; Softball 1. “Like a snowball in the summertime, baby!” ... “Funk with the Big Foot!” ... Remembers Fr. Deery’s Freshman Religion class ... Heroes: Buddy Rich, Alan Dawson, and Gene Krupa ... I’m ettin’ outta here! ... Chet man... “Yeah, bet!” ... P-Funk ... He is an extraordinary guy ... Freak of the week ... A toast to the boogie ... All that jazz ... Moby Dick ... We need the funk ... Supergroovalistic ... Drums ... AquaBoogie.
JONATHAN JACKSON
180 Concord Rd. Chelmsford
MICHAEL A. JANKO
Mike 23 Beacon St. Stoneham
Softball 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Chess Club 2,3; Film Club 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Honors Help Club 2,3; Italian Club 3; Orientation Committee 3.
“Eternal Rock” ... Remembers L.A. II with Mr. Lanigan Heroes: Jimi Hendrix and Keith Richards ... Thanks to my mother and father for all their help Foe slbater!??
RICHARD M. JACKSON
Dickie
5 Harvard Ave. Burlington Soccer 2; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Classics Club 3; Explorer Post 1,2,3,4; Film Club 4; Honors Help Club 2,3,4; Orientation Committee 3,4; Softball 2,3,4.
“That’s life in the big city!” .. “Turn the Page” ... “The Brett and Bob showm@er Indiana ... Detroit ... Canoeing with Chuck ... Heroes: Roger the Dodger, Johnny, baby ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... #16 ... “The Batsun”.
EDWARD G. JAMESON Gordie
32 Paulson Dr. Burlington Hockey 3,4-Manager; Baseball 3,4; Dean’s List 4; Bowling Club 3,4-Sec./Treas.; Honors Help Club 3,4; Italian Club 2,3,4-Sec.; Orientation Committee 3,4; Ping Pong Club 2; Softball 2,3,4. “You're kidding yourself!””. . Lynyrd Skynyrd ... Remembers meditation with Father J. ... Good times with Terry, Shemp, Rat, and the boys ... Cape Cod Coliseum - 5/3/80 ... Seger, Geils, Yes, Black and Blue .. Special thanks to Mom and Dad - without you, it would’ve been impossible ... Don’t do it — in the long run it'll catch up to you.
ALLAN D. JEFFERSON
La, Buddah, George
177 Arlington St. Medford X-Country 1; Soccer 2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2; Dean’s List 3,4; Explorer Post 1e2eo+4: Honors Help Club 4; Softball 2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Aquarium Club 2.
“Skills Unlimited!” ... “The Trap!” ... #13 ... Remembers Mr. Lanigan’s class _.. Thanks Ma and Pa ... 9/9/77-6/7/81 ... Later!
DENNIS KIRKS
273 Concord Rd. Billerica
Football 1; Softball 3; Spanish Club 2. Special thanks to Mom and Dad for helping me through the long four years at Austin.
Rat 31 Carey Ave. Burlington
X-Country 4; Soccer 2; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3; Class V. Pres. 3; S.A.C. Delegate 4; French Club 1,2; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4. “T didn’t catch your name!” ... “Catch ya later!” ... “Don’t worry about it, Imma!” .. “Eighteen” (Alice Cooper) ... Remembers French I and II with Mr. Hennessy and Mr. Mackiewicz ... ’67 Volvo ... Sled-dog ... #4 ... Good times with Shemp, Gordie, William, Mr. N., Nellie, Dick, Idero ... Hero: Billy Murray ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, and to all my brothers ... See ya in the fast lane!
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RONALD KUBLIN
Xoran, Karim Abdul 20 Candlewood Dr. Andover Football 1; Winter Track 2,3; Spring Track 2; Blackfriars 2,3,4; Bowling Club 3; Explorer Post 1,2,3,4; Film Club 4; Ping Pong Club 1,2; Roller Coaster Club 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4.
“The Lumberjack Song” ... Remembers Spanish III with Brian (and all the irreparable harm it caused) ... Heroes: Jack Nicholson, Clint Eastwood, Sir Laurence Olivier, and Martin Sottile ... Special thanks to Mr. Stone for making me what am... “What they do...” ... Brent Ballard lives (on Rush, Yes, an irreversable brain damage) ... Donna: 7/4/80 ... People owe money to - J-F., JJ BiGs DiWeeSos Doms Adem ede
WILLIAM H. LABOSSIER 8 Matthew Rd. Billerica X-Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Winter Track 3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 3,4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Honors Help Club 2,3; Russian Club 2,3.
“Not the lake again?” ... “Battlestar Galactica” (Maynard Ferguson) ... Doc Hero: Mike Flanagan Special thanks to Dad and Mom ... Billy in Philly.
MARK LALIBERTE
8 Harold Ave. Wilmington
GREGORY LAMB
Agnus
234 Fox Hill Rd. Burlington Spring Track 1,2; Dean’s List 1; Classics Club 3. “Freebird” ... “Don’t Fear the Reaper” Remembers Mr. Lanigan’s English class ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for making it worthwhile.
TERRENCE LEAHY 11 Beacon St. Stoneham Film Club 4; Chess Club 1,2; Ping Pong Club 2; Roller Coaster Club 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4.
“To know that you know what you know and that you do not know what you do not know is true knowledge.” Remembers R.L., and freshman year with E.0.S.B. ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... It’s been real.
PETER J. LENOX
Jimmy
385 Franklin St. Reading Soccer 1; Softball 1,2,3,4. eWHBE ee esl taliant:. cs. Remembers Mr. Rybicki, and Mr. F. McCarthy during A. Period. ... Hero: Cuddles Special thanks to Ma and Dad ... J.D., let’s go to Vermont ... Leen4/18/80 ... Never forget getting locked in gir COLIP, 555 Seno) On OH} Gatlin dD) 55 Talks with M.C. ... Memorable experiences with Reading’s finest ... What’s the wings, Span?” ... The Lark ... Pole #40/15.
PETER E. MARCOTTE
Nomind 15 Georgia Ave. Lowell Football 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4.
“Pe svoulwoman! 22. «Princess! ~..
“What the heck is the matter with you?” ... “Pewter Pot” ... “Mike, Larry, who’s coming?” ... “All Good People” ... The Beatles ... Remembers Mr. Lanigan’s Class ... Hero: Clint Eastwood Special thanks to A.J., V.G., you’re the best.
DANIEL J. LYDDY Lid-Man
632 Westford St. Lowell Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Orientation Committee 2; Russian Club 25354:
“Je me drogue.”
“Taxman” (The Beatles) ... Remembers Mr. Lanigan ... Hero: John Paul Jones. ... Special thanks to Rev. Moon. ;; hy es
JOSEPH A. MARINO
Joe, Yo-yo
3 Linda Rd. Wilmington Soccer 1,2; Chess Club 1; Italian Club 1,2,3,4; Roller Coaster Club 3; Softball 3. “Ya wanna buy my car?”... “Oh, what a boat!” ... Remembers first speeding MONEE oo Ibdal, Ibs, WUD), Welsh, (CiCe soc Heroes: Grendel and The Grinch ... Special thanks to Ma and Dad ... “You sure you don’t want to buy my car?”
Blazer
200 Allen Rd. Billerica Soccer 2; Football 4; Hockey 1,2,3,4Co-Capt.; Baseball 1,2,3; Golf 4; Class Delegate 3; Class V. Pres. 2; Film Club 4; French Club 1,2; Intrm. Tennis 4; The Legend 3; OMEGA 4; Orientation Committee 2,3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4.
“You're too small to play college ball!” .. “Merrimack at 6 A.M. - be there, Aloha!” ... “Yeah, right!” ... M.V.C. champswe're there ... “Where were you this morning, Breakfast?” ... Opie Heroes: 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team, Dad, Grandad ... B.O.F., K.M., D.H., T.M., F.M., T.G., L.M., R.J., E.M., €:B., M-D: Murph, Hoyt, Mulk, Mur, you're awesome A.S.V.P. Beth - 2/2/80
JOSEPH M. MASSARO 6 DiNanno Rd. Stoneham Soccer 4-Manager; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Delegate 1; Blackfriars 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 3,4; Classics Club French Club 2,3-V. Pres., 4-Sec/Treas.; Honors Help Club 3,4; OMEGA 3,4-Editor-in-Chief; Orientation Committee 4; Photography Club 3,4; Russian Club 3,4; Softball 2,4; Spanish Club 3; Lullaby of Broadway; Sing World Sing.
“Maybe I will!” ... “Biiilll!” .. “Cadillac Ranch” (Bruce Springsteen) Remembers English, Russian I, and French IV ... Heroes: Bill, Beatles ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... So long C.C., R.F., J.1., T.G., P.M., J.B., CG: B.F.
KEVIN McCARTHY Mac
45 Arakelian Dr. Billerica Football 2; Roller Coaster Club 3; Softball 3,4; Lullaby of Broadway; Sing World Sing.
“Tennis” ... “awesome” ... “Driving My Life Away” (Eddie Rabbit) ... Mr. McCarthy A. period, Mr. Murphy ... Remembers Porter washing his car ... Special thanks Mom and Dad.
BRIAN McGLAUFLIN
P.O. Box 184 Tewksbury
Spring Track 4; Skiing 2,3,4; French Club 2; Honors Help Club 4; Photography Club 2; Softball 2,3,4.
“What I learned today will best prepare me for tommorrow.” “Renegade” (Styx) ... Remembers Doc ... T.P. ...
Shattered 201 ... Spring ’80 ... Hero: Ingemar Stenmarck ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all their support ...
Thanks Fr. J.
MICHAEL F. McCARTHY
36A Gould St. Wakefield
Soccer 2,3; Winter Track 2; The Legend 4: Honors Help Club 4; Student Council Pres. 4; Orientation Committee 3,4; Russian Club 1,2,3,4; OMEGA 4-Sports Editor; Prom Committee 4; Softball 1,2,3,4-Co-Commissioner.
“Mornin’ Dave!” ... Hearing “Freebird” live 8/23/80 ... Rossington-Collins, Tull, Outlaws, and ELP ... Remembers Mr. G’s AP class and the Brett and Bob L. Show in 208 ... “Sympathy for the Devil” ... Heroes: Jim Morrison and Eammon DeValera ... Hound ... Sully and Kape _.. Pablo’s Crew ... “Ireland dived shall never be at peace” (P.Pearse) “There'll be fighting in the streets” (The Who) ... Thanks to Mom and Dad.
MICHAEL E. McCREADY
Mike 52 Morrison Rd. West Wakefield X-Country 1,2; Band 3; Blackfriars 3b Chess Club 1,2; Explorer Post 2,3; Film Club 4; Orientation Committee 2; Creative Writing 3; Roller Coaster Club 3; Lullaby of Broadway. “Don’t follow the worms!” ... “S.D.” ... “Dance on a Volcano” (Los Endos) ... Remembers 9/26/78. ... Hero: Johnny Carson ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, and J.C. ... If you’re reading this, I made it!
MICHAEL S. McGRATH
Mac
33 Dewey St. Tewksbury Baseball 2,3,4; Bowling Club 4; Film Club 4; Softball 2,3,4.
“Peewee” ... “Yeah, Blaise, I got my five bucks.” ... “Leeg, I couldn’t make it Lar, Better late than never though.” .. “Baba O’Rielly” (The Who) Remembers Sophomore English with Mr. Lanigan ... Junior Prom ... L.M., G.W., P.S., G.B.... Hero: Clint Eastwood ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all your care and patience ... The past is gone and I must go on.
MICHAEL McMANUS
Mike 129 Wyman St. Lynn. Current Events Club 4; Excursion Club 4; Spanish Club 4.
LAWRENCE McQUAID
14 Foley Dr. North Reading
ROBERT J. MOSCHELL
Rocky
2 Sophie Rd. West Peabody Football 4-Assistant Manager; Astronomy Club 4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Current Events Club 4; Debate Club 4; Film Club 4; Italian Club 4; Orientation Committee 4; Photography Club 4; Ping Pong Club 1,2; Roller Coaster Club 4; Spanish 2,3,4; Stamp Club 4; Weightlifting Club 3,4. “Life is full of infinite absurdities which might not always seem believable since they are true.’”’ ... My special thanks to Mom and Dad for all their help and understanding. ... If you give yourself to Austin, all and more will be returned.
RONALD P. MIGLIOZZI Migs
20 Lancaster Dr. Tewksbury Football 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1; Skiing 1; Film Club 4 Honors Help Club 4; Italian Club 3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4. “Let’s get bootleggin’! ... “See ya later; I’m history!” ... “Where are we, 22?” ... “We're there!” ... “Living After Midnight” ... “Good Times Roll” ... Remembers Fr. Johnson and the paddle ... Hampton Beach ... T.M.,S.M.,C.Z. ... Heroes: J. Geils Band, Van Halen ... Thanks very much Mom and Dad—I couldn’t have done it without you ... ’77 Monte Carlo-the best Skiing at Killington with C.Z. ... Down “Jaws of Death” with P.R. ... Thanks to Austin for four good years ... #50.
PETER J. MILLER
28 Gov. Peabody Rd. Billerica Soccer 1-Co Capt. 2,3,4-Co Capt.; Winter Track 2; Spring Track 1; Bowling Club 2,3,4; The Legend 4-Sports Editor; OMEGA 4-Photo Librarian; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Sing World Sing. “Skills Unlimited!” ... “S.A.R.A.!” ... “Next year for sure! “Freebird” (Lynyrd Skynyrd) “Stairway to Heaven” (Led Zeppelin) ... Beatles #1... Remembers Mr. Lanigan’s English class ... M.C,R.F.2,AJ.,D.W.,A.0.,J.F.,G.S., J.P.,D.H.2,B.F.,N.C.,D.C.,M.W.,L.W.,G.K. J.E.,J.B.,L.K.,J.D.,G.H.,M.H.,K.M.,J.M. ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for helping me, even when I didn’t want it ... The trap.
JAMES R. MOYNIHAN
89 Redgate Ln. Reading Soccer 1,2,4; Spring Track 1; Skiing 1; Lacrosse 4: Softball 1,2,3,4; Roller Coaster Club 3; Ping Pong Club 1; Explorer Post 1,2,3. “Skills Unlimited.” ... Red Eye ... “Turn the Page” (Bob Seger) ... Remembers Mr. Ulin’s Modern Algebra 2 class ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all the help they gave me.
“What’s up?” ... “We have a test today?! _..“What’s for homework, Jefferson?” ... “Turn the Page” ... Remembers Mr. Lanigan ... 30-footer vs. M.C. ... Hero: Bruce Springsteen ... Thanks to Mom and Dad for all their help ... Good times
Be with D.H..K.M., and B.M. ... Murph, Hoyter, Blazer, Big Lar’, Glynny, Potsie, Boe Peewee ... I’ll always remember
KEVIN MURPHY
Murph, Ronnie
5 Tercententennial Dr. Billerica Soccer 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 2; Tennis 3,4; Class Pres. 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4. Heroes: U.S. Hockey Team, Hondo ... Thanks E.M.,C.M. ... “Yeah, good line, Gerry!” ... “Where are we, 22?” ... “Tm there!” ... “Jr. Prom, yeah, right!” ... Rubber legs ... Franny, wake up ... Stubby ... Good times with D.H.,B.M.,T.M. ... Luv ya Mom and Dad ... Texas ... Plumb Island ... Desire ... Nice shot, Dave ... Geils ... “Let the Good Times Roll”.
FRANCIS X. MURRAY
Fran, Mur 5 Sylvester Ct. Winchester Hockey 3,4-Co-Capt.; Softball 3,4; Weightlifting Club 4. “Stinkin’ Awesome” ... “Swillies and Beauty Queens” ... “Going to California” (Led Zeppelin) Remembers The Garden in ’81 ... Heroes: The four Boston boys in the Olympics My thanks to the Big Guy and Mom.
MARK NADEAU
19 Glengarry Rd. Winchester Chess Club 4; Current Events Club 3; Excursion Club 4; Film Club 4; Italian Club 3; OMEGA 4.
“Fragile are the wings of the dragonfly.” ... “Karn Evil 9’-live version Remembers Mr. Ulin’s E period physics class ... 10/10/80... Special thanks to my mother and father ... Will never forget Coliseum concerts, blind dates, getting bagged, and Kathy ... “Nadeau held hostage: Day 41” ... S.G.,S.A. ... Kinks, Allman Bros., Geils, “Rainbow ’79”, Eee § 32... Good(?)” “times! = with J.R.,J.A.,C.M., Millie, and Sally.
MICHAEL NEALEY
17 Shepard Ave. Salem, N.H.
Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1; French Club 2,3,4; Orientation Committee 4; Russian Club 3,4; Slavic Honor Society 3,4. Remembers Mr. Lanigan ... April in Paris ... C-Period homework ... Hey, Boo Boo ... Spoons.
DAVID E. NELSON Nellie
4 Phillip Ave. Burlington Soccer 2; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Explorer Post 2; Orientation Committee 4; Softball 2,3,4. “You're kidding your conscience” ... “Dude” ... “You’ll Accompany Me” (Bob Seger) ... Remembers Mr. Murphy and Soc./Psych. ... Maine with Lisa ... Cape Cod ... Indiana ... Florida Heroes: 70 Ford, “Ned” ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for making it possible ... I’m outta here.
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PETER NICHOLS Pick, Pickles
150 Woburn St. Reading
X-Country 2; Band 4; Roller Coaster Club 4; Russian Club 4; Softball 1,2,3,4. “Gibbie Girls” ... Remembers Van Halen with M.G., J.C. ... Tenn. With Jenn ... Heroes: Mike Grady, Sully, Shana ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, my six brothers, and Mr. Miller ... “The Hole lives!” ... “They’ll never catch us!” ... Bi-Bops ... Grady’s Revival ... Paul’s white walls ... Law and order ... R.B., K.B., A.B., M.F., Bird, Charles, Pete, and Chuck.
DANIEL PORT M.P.
25 Connolly Rd. Billerica
Honors Help Club 4; Italian Club 4. “Dom, Dom, Dom.” ... “Here, Pete — have a life saver.” ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for your emotional and financial support ... Good luck to the Class of ’81.
TIMOTHY O’NEIL
Tim
20 Sherwood Rd. Reading
X-Country 2; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Current Events Club 3,4; Roller Coaster Club 3,4; Russian Club 1,2; Music American Style; Writers Club 2,3.
“Laugh at the world and the world laughs with you; cry and you get your shirt wet.” ... Hero: The Master ... Special thanks to God, Mom, and Dad.
DOMENIC PENSAVALLI
om
34 Audubon Rd. Reading Chess Club 1; Italian Club 1,2; Softball 2,3,4.
“D, what do you do?” ... “Lenny!” “Legacy M.M.” ... Mr. Lanigan’s freshman year ... Special thanks to my mother and father ... Goodbye Mick, Pug, D.V., JEPy EYE IMs JkQS Wek
PAUL PORTER
16 Cormier Rd. Burlington Explorer Post 1; Spanish Club 1,2.
“Look what they brought in now!”... Van Halen ... Led Zeppelin ... Foreigner ... Sabbath ... Remembers Mr. Rybicki first and second years in English ... Special thanks to my mother and father.
EDWARD J. POWERS
Ted
35 Purity Springs Rd. Be Soccer 1; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Explorer Post 1; Honors Help Club 4; Russian Club 1,2,3; Stamp Club 4; Class Treas. 1; Music American Style.
“We're out of here; this place is like history.” ... “Someday” ... Washington _.. Fud... K.A.W. ... Middlesex ... The truck ... The rocks ... Salisbury ... The crash ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad, and all who helped.
JOSEPH PRESTI
49 Donald Rd. Burlington Football 1,2.
“Green Grass and High Tides” (Outlaws) Molly. Hatchet Remembers G.H.B.S. ... Special thanks to D.P. for H.W. ... K.M.G.B.S.
PETER RAYMOND
Shempy, Shemp
Dorothy Rd. Burlington
Football 1; Hockey 2,3,4; Spring Track 1; Italian Club 1; Orientation Committee 4; Softball 1,2.
“You're kidding your conscience!” ... “Turn the Page” (Bob Seger) ... 10/6/80 ... Remember Mr. Muse’s Composition class during Junior year ... Weekends with Gordie, Terry, Rat, Dicky, and all my friends ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, and all my friends ... The weekends made it survivable.
JAMES L. QUINNO
Jim, Jimmy
107 West St. Wilmington
X-Country 1; Spring Track 1; Skiing 1,2,3,4; Explorer Post 1; Italian Club 2; Softball 2.
“Lennie!” “Sturzo, how’s the car?” ... “Fran to the mall!” ... “What a rush!”... “Td rather be skiing!” .. “Watch Tower” (Jimi Hendrix) ... “Birthday” (Beatles) _.. “Satisfaction” (Rolling Stones) ... Mr. Lanigan, Mr. Ulin, Doc, Mr. Muse ... Remembers Hampton, Cape Cod, and C period with normal people from Wilmington ... Heroes: S.C., John Wayne, and Ali ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad and the family for everything .. L.M., B.W., D.C., F.T., C.S., K.W., D.P., and friends ... "70 Skylark ... Cops who like J. Cagney movies ... Dad’s Vette.
PHILIP W. RAGUSA
Phil
6 Sarah St. Burlington Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Spring Track 4: Skiing 1,2,3,4-Capt.; Class Rep. 1,2; Film Club 4; Honors Help Club 4; Italian Club 1,2,3,4-V. Pres.; Softball 1,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4. MhesCarsie Br John labs BRebseorde, M.M., M.C. ... All my love and thanks to Mom and Dad ... Hampton Beach ... “Red Bomber”... Mt. Snow with Migs... 49). | HAO. HOD ee oo ee ele, #31... Thank you, God.
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JAMES A. REID
Jim 25 Adams St. Medford
X-Country 1; Chess Club 3,4; Excursion Club 4; Explorer Post 4; Film Club 4; French Club 4; OMEGA 4; Ping Pong Club 2; Softball 4; Lullaby of Broadway. “Why always me?” ... “Lola” (Kinks) ... Three years with Mr. Enright Heroes: Kowalski and his Challenger ... Special thanks to my parents. ....Farewell; God knows where we will meet again ... The Orbe ... “Don’t Fear the Reaper” ... Get off my axe ... Summer Fest 3... Beware of priests wearing belts... J.A., M.N., J.J., M.J. ... May they all go forth and bear the fruits of happiness.
ALLEN W. ROBERTS 74 Green St. Stoneham Bowling Club 3; Explorer Post 3; Softball 3; Spanish Club 3. Special thanks to Mom and Dad.
DAVID P. ROBINSON
Dave
9 Shumway Cir. Wakefield
Football 1; Winter Track 1; Honors Help Club 4; The Legend 1,2; Photography Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Music American Style; Lullaby of Broadway. “Go for it!” ... “It’s Only Rock’n Roll” (The Rolling Stones) ... U.S. History ... Remembers 10/28/79 - Mercedes Junior Prom ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, and the many friends I met ... Le Mans ... Hey Mike, how about your house?
JOHN SABBATELLI
6 Daniel Rd. Wakefield BporereP ay Club 1; Roller Coaster Club
“Tt’s been a long four years.” “Money” (Pink Floyd) ... Remembers Mr. Lallas in 309... Heroes: Huey and Led Zeppelin... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for ev nne ... Good luck to the class of 81.
SCOTT ROMANOWSKI
Romo
5 Sherburn Pl. Wilmington Winter Track 2; Spring Track 2; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Blackfriars 3; Chess Club 1,2,4; Explorer post 2; French Club 4; Honors Help Club 3,4; Orientation Committee 4. “Tt is not wise to leave a live dragon out of your calcuations.” (J.R.R. Tolkien) ... Remembers Mr. Lanigan ... Grub Day 80... Hero: Conan the Cimmerian ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, Mr. Enright, and Mr. Butler.
ROBIN P. ROSE
Rosie 66 Wyman Rd. Billerica Art Club 2; Blackfriars 2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Current Events Club 3,4; Debate Club 2-Pres.,4; Honors Help Club 3; Intramural Tennis 4; Italian Club 4; Lacrosse 4; The Legend 2; Ping Pong Club 1; Softball 3; Spanish Club 2. “California Girls” ... Remembers teaching Butch how to drive ... Heroes: Joe Namath, Ronald Reagan, Bill Murray ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... When it came time to leave, could not believe it was over Goodbye, Austin, many parting thanks ... Goodbye.
PAUL A. SABBIA
Sabe
56 Donovan St. Medford Basketball 1,4; Hockey 2,3-Co-Capt.; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Italian Club 1,2,3,4; Orientation Committee 3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. “No, seriously Potsie.” ... “Catch ya later.” “B-obby!”’ Remembers 301-Ulinization ... Terry ... Junior Prom Se DAG) Carr Park 77> rine. Cadu-4-2 ... M. Jokes ... Chico... Opey eB Me SW KEM BiVe Whitey ... Houdini ... Nautilus ... #30 Heroes: J.R. Richard, Master of disaster-Darryl Dawkins Special thanks to Mom and Dad and everything they did for me. ... It was worth it!
MUTAHAR SIRAJ SHAMSI 145 Washington St. Winchester Dean’s List 3,4; Class Officer 4-Sec.; Honors Help Club 4; Orientation Committee 4; Ping Pong Club 2; Softball 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4. Special thanks to my family, teachers, and my counselors.
DANIEL SHEEHAN
Dan
5 Lantern Ln. Wakefield Golf 1,2,3-Co-Capt., 4-Co-Capt. “Wanna go in_ hate?” “Reading period!” “See ya in the funnies!” ... “Play some cards!” “Born To Be Wild” ... “Turn the Page” ... Remembers the States ’78,80 ... Hero: Superman ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, and Mr. Enfanto-I couldn’t have made it without you ... “I’ve been Ulinized!” ... Disco Dom ... Bob Seger was unreal ... I’m on the five year plan ... Smoke show .. Bob 79... John ’80 ... “I still think about you D. F.”... Mick .,. “I want four white ones.” ... Later-much.
TIMOTHY PAUL SHEEHAN TEPE SLESO, 180 Starr Ave. Tewksbury Football 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 2,4; Spring Track 1,2,4; Student Council V. Pres. 4; Orientation Committee 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4.
“Don’t worry!” “Na!” ... “Thank me to many!” ... Mr. Kelly ... Remembers hockey games with J.C., P.I., P.M., and T.G. ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, and the Giffa ... Great times with M.S. and B.W. ... B.M., we shattered 201 C.D.-143 ... To the parties with Peewee, Beans, Salt and Pepper, Hollywood, Sugarboy, Princess, Caligula, and Magilla.
\MARTIN J. SOTTILE 11 Eldorado Rd. Chelmsford X-Country 1,2,4; Winter Track 1,2; S.A.C. Delegate 4; Art Club 1,2,3-Treas.,4; Blackfriars 1,2,3,4; Classics Club 3; Excursion Club 4; Honors Help Club 2,3,4; OMEGA 4-Art Editor; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Photography Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3-Sec.,4; Music American Style; Lullaby of Broadway; Sing World Sing.
“No, you can’t copy my Latin, Chris!” .. “I Will Survive” ... Heroes: Roddy McDowell, Clark Gable, and Peter Brown Special thanks to Mom, Dad, and Marie for all their time, support, and understanding; you’re the greatest, and I love ya! ... Two minutes Mr. Cradle-robbed.
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WILLIAM X. SOUSA
Butch
1 Moss St. Burlington Blackfriars 2,3; Classics Club 2,3,4; Current Events Club 3,4; Writers Club 1,2. “What do you think this is anyway?” ... “Cherish” (Association) ... Remembers Mr. Adamo’s history class Sir Thomas Moore, and Constantine - they never gave in ... Special thanks to my parents, my money, and my teachers ... Camping ... The library ... Flying Booms forever ... Cruising in the Pumpkinmobile ... “It’s all within yourself, no one else can make you change.” George Harrison).
STEPHEN M. SPENCER Steve, Speencer 16 Manchester Rd. Winchester Football 1; Skiing 4; Film Club 4; Honors Help Club 4; Irish Club 3; Russian Club il
“Erin Go Braugh!” ... “Long Live Rock” (The Who) ... Van Halen ... Black Sabbath ... Aerosmith... WCOZ... The Beatles ... Ted Nugent Doc’s D period chemistry class ... Mr. Lanigan’s class ... Remembers “The Enforcer” ... “Magic Bus” ... Hooty ... Army surplus clothes .. Heroes: Clint Eastwood, John Glenn ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, T.I., and MSS. ... Free at last ... It’s been a long and winding road, yet there is a lot to be discovered in the roads ahead.
CHRISTIAN A. STURZO
Gizzard
360 Rogers St. Tewksbury
X-Country 1,2; Winter Track 1,2; Spring Track 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4.
“Hey Quinno, how’s your car?” ... “Not another detention!” ... I’m going nutso!” ... “T.S.G.Q., I’m gone” ... “Take the Long Way Home” (Supertramp) ... Remembers 4/10/80 Fort Hill ... Porter’s Car ... Heroes: Monty Python and Benny Hill ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... Member of the Hole ... 426 hemi... N.H.R.D., blonde, blue-eyed Rachelle.
WILLIAM J. SWEENY
Bill i
35 Leighton Ln. Tewksbury
Skiing 2:3:45 ee Mir:
Lanigan
Remembers College Fair ’80 .. Hero Doc AIP.
... Special thanks to Fr. Smith .. shattered 201.
THEODORE M. SZABO Roosevelt Rd. Wilmington
Soccer 2,3,4; Football 1; Band 3,4; Chess Club 1,2,3; OMEGA 4; Orientation Committee 4; Roller Coaster Club 3,4; Russian Club 1,2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Lullaby of Broadway; Sing World Sing.
“Skills Unlimited!” ... Leader of the Ikdorogs... NYC... E-Pot ... Minnesota .2°61T Bird... DAW. RBS Ke EM M.M., M.C., T.G., A.J., and Moo ... My class ring ... The juggler on stage ... Boston ... Skiing... Lullaby of Broadway
Sing World Sing ... Softball ... Russian dancing am going to Harvard ... Goodbye Austin, I’ve things to do, places to go, and people to see.
FRANCIS TURNER
7 Hanson Rd. Wilmington
EMIDIO VALERI
Dino
89 Hancock St. Malden Football 2,3,4-Tri-Capt.; Softball 2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4.
“Take your time.” ... Mr. Muse’s American Literature class ... Remembers Advanced Math Topics ... Heroes: Coach Giffune, Mr. Boyette and Dommie ... Special thanks to my mother and father _.. Swifty ... Stubby... Lisa... Goodbye Ken and J.K. ... Line o’ breakdown.
PATRICK F. WALSH Walshie
56 Wildwood Dr. Bedford Golf 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain. “Lola” (Kinks) ... Remembers American Literature with Mr. Muse ... Graduation Day ... Heroes: Mr. Muse and Fr. Smith ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad and the weekends ... Goodbye.
RICHARD ZAMBERNARDI Rich, Zam
5 Elwood Rd. Wilmington Hockey 1,2; Dean’s List 3,4. “Sno-Cone” (J. Geils) ... “Gimme Three Steps” (Lynyrd Skynyrd) Special thanks to Ma, Dad, family, and Nonu ... Remember Marianne ... Fridays with G.M., D.F., and the boys ... Good friends in Wilmington ... Push starts ... B.W.’s ski trip ... Old Orchard ... Trans Am.
DAVID J. WEBER Web
7 Charlesgate Rd. Billerica Soccer 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 2; Spring Track 1; Class V. Pres. 1; Blackfriars 2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2,3; Explorer Post 3-V. Pres., 4-V. Pres.; The Legend 4; OMEGA 4-Underclassmen Editor; Orientation Committee 3; Russian Club 1,2,3; Music American Style; Lullaby of Broadway; Sing World Sing.
<OUAURY AU Mornings Garth “Skills Unlimited!” “T don’t do chemistry!” ... “Take it Easy” ... “What a bummer!” (Mark and Pete) ... M.M., TSES MIC. Ren Rene PAWe eget: R.K., R.J., G.L., and my best friend and love, Anne-Celeste ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for their pushing.
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JOHN J. ZONA Jay
108 Montvale Rd. Woburn Roller Coaster Club 3.
“Another One Bites the Dust” (Queen) ... Remembers Fr. Smith’s U.S. History class ... The Jr. Prom... Hero: Scooby-Doo... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for putting me through this agony ... All the good times in the library with B.G., B.B., R.R. ... All the Butchies ... The Flying Booms... The camping trips... The only poffda I ever met.
GERALD WHITE Punzio 34 Otis St. Medford La eo Basketball Football
1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; ring Track 2; Roller Coaster Club 3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4.
“Yeah, nice line!” ... Remembers Nahant Beach 79 ... “Biff ’em!” ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, and my family for giving me this chance to improve myself
After nine years of dedicated service to Austin Prep, six of which he served as Dean of Students, Mr. Frank W. Enfanto left our school to pursue a career in the field of computer education. During his years at Austin, Mr. Enfanto, affectionately referred to as “The Prince of Darkness,” did much for the students and faculty alike. The staff of the 1981 OMEGA would like to thank him for his
extensive involvement in the life of the school which included, among other things, Chairman of the Math Department, Coordinator of Computer Science, Golf coach, and “"yBasketball coach. He will surely be missed by all the students, parents, and faculty. We wish him all the luck in his future years at Wang Laboratories, and we will never forget him.
