The OMEGA staff, along with the Class of 1982, wholeheartedly dedicates the 1982 OMEGA to Mr. Gramling. He has shown time and time again that he knows the meaning of school spirit. He always seems to have the time to help when we need it. As we graduate, there will be many people we will remember; Mr. Gramling is someone whom we will never forget. To show our sincere appreciation to you, Mr. Gramling, the 1982 OMEGA has been compiled in your honor.
“Put $20 down for the third race.”
“What are you on?”
“A-S-D-F-space ... ”
“Boy, do I hate seniors!”
Jim Brine contemplates a broken fingernail.
Munch out!!
‘What?’ tomorrow? The deadline is
“Should we run it through the still one more time?”
Austin students utilize the library.
“All right you rock heads!”
Manditory assembly.
Dan Flanagan and Chris Boyle look over the Legend.
Grub day participants.
“Who wrote this?”
Smoking circle relocated.
Bulletin board keeps students informed.
Mr. Gramling and company.
Chess club.
An alternative to detention.
“We’re on a mission from God!”
“That’s it, get out!!!”
Administration
Rev. T. Kenny, O.S.A. Headmaster
B.A. Villanova University 1953, M.A. Villanova University
Mr. T. Enright
Dean of Studies
Boston College 1963, B.A. Salem State College 1967, M.M.T. University of Lowell; graduate studies: Merrimack College. SUBJECTS: Calculus A.P., Computer Science. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Golf Coach; Intramural Softball
B.A. Villanova University 1951, M.A. Catholic University 1955. SUBJECTS: Religion III,1V.
Mr. J. Dowd Chairman
B.A. College of the Holy Cross 1973. SUBJECTS: Literature of American Ideas. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Baseball Coach; Intramural Softball; Freshman Football Coach.
Mr. G. Miller Director of Student Activities Director of Media Center
A.B. Merrimack College 1967, graduate studies: Boston College.
SUBJECTS: British Literature. ACTIVITIES: Student Council Advisor; Co-Moderator, Friends of Austin; Moderator, Excursion Club; CoModerator OMEGA.
Mr. P. Moran
B.A. College of the Holy Cross 1972, M.Ed. Boston University 1977. SUBJECTS: Language Arts I, II. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Wordsmiths
Students study in the school’s library.
Mr. F. McCarthy
B.A. Boston State College 1974, graduate studies: Boston State College. SUBJECTS: Language Arts I, Il. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Intramural Basketball; Moderator, Whist Club.
Mr. L. Rybicki
B.S. Salem State College 1971, graduate studies: San Diego State College. SUBJECTS: Language Arts I, If. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Weightlifting Club.
Mrs. M. Lyle
B.S. Salem State College 1974, M.Ed. 1977. SUBJECTS: American Literature, Composition.
“This, class, - is a book.”
Mr. C. Nicotra Chairman
B.A. Merrimack College. SUBJECTS: Modern Algebra II, Modern Algebra II with Trig., Studio Art.
Mr. T. Butler
B.S. Tufts University, M.A. North Arizona University. SUBJECTS: Modern Algebra I Honors, Modern Geometry Honors, Algebra I. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Chess Team; Moderator, Chess Club.
Rev. J. Flynn O.S.A.
B.A. Villanova University, M.A. Washington Theological Union, M.A. Villanova University. SUBJECTS: Modern Geometry, Religion I. ACTIVITIES: Football. A.P. Calculus?
Mrs. D. Moulton
B.A. University of Mass., graduate studies Salem State College. SUBJECTS: Advanced Math Topics, Modern Algebra, Algebra I. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, OMEGA.
Mrs. Jean Donovan
A.B. Stonehill College. SUBJECTS: Geometry Honors, Modern Geometry, Algebra II.
Mr. R. Descoteaux Director of Computer Science
B.A. Salem State, M.S. University of Lowell. SUBJECTS: Introductory Calculus, Computer Science I, II, Review Math, Statistics.
John Hughes works with the computer.
Dr. D. Boschetto
Chairman
B.S. Tufts University, Ph. D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, raduate studies: Boston College, ortheastern University, Harvard Extension. SUBJECTS: Chemistry, Chemistry Honors, Advanced Chemistry.
Mr. W. Atkinson
B.S. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. SUBJECTS: Standard Physics, Be Physics. ACTIVITIES: Cosmos ub.
Mr. R. Baga
B.S. University of Massachusetts at Amherst, graduate studies: Brandeis University. SUBJECTS: Chemistry. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club.
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Mr. J. McCarthy
B.A. Merrimack College, graduate studies: Boston State College, University of Rhode Island. g Modern Biology, Zoology, OceanoUBJECTS:
Mr. W. Turner Jr.
M.ed. Springfield College, B.S. Spring- field College. SUBJECTS: Science/ Health. ACTIVITIES: Junior Varsity Soccer Coach; Junior Varsity Hockey Coach; Assistant Moderator, Explorer Post 706; Moderator, Lacrosse Club.
Mr. W. Staniewicz B.A. Merrimack College. SUBJECTS: Modern Biology, Botany, Oceanoere ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Film lub.
Mr. P. Lyman Jr. Assistant Athletic Director B.S. Boston State College. SUBJECTS: Science/Health, Biology. ACTIVITIES: Asst. Varsity Football Coach; Varsity Basketball Coach; Junior Varsity Baseball Coach.
Social Studies
Mr. D. Murphy
B.S. Springfield College, graduate studies: Boston College, Northeastern Davey: Boston State College. SUBJECTS: Sociology, bey chain Orban Politics, usiness Law.
Mr. D. Gramling Moderator; Current Events Discussion Club, Intramural Softball. Chairman
B.A. Villanova University, M.A. University of Illinois. SUBJECTS: European History
A.P., Economics - C.L.E.P., Comparitive Political Systems, Economics Principles, Computer I, Computer II, Politics II. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Class of 1982; Moderator, Current Events Discussion Club; Moderator, Sports Cards Collectors Club; Moderator, Cheerleaders; Intramural Softball.
Mr. R. Pike
B.A. Colby College. SUBJECTS: Algebra II, Plane Geometry, American Government. ACTIVITIES: Assistant Varsity Football Coach.
Mr. G. Bouvier
B.A. University of New Hampshire. SUBJECTS: World Geography, Modern History, ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Class of 1984; Assistant Football Coach; Junior Varsity Basketball Coach; Moderator, Sailing Club.
Working overtime.
Rev. A. Smith O.S.A.
°B.A. Villanova University, MaA. Villanova (University, M.A. Augustinian College. ‘SUBJECTS: U.S. History, Religion III. /ACTIVITIES: Moderator, National Honor
Mr. V. Adamo Jr. aes B.A. Salem State College, M.A. Northeas- Society; Moderator, Honors Help Club; tern University. SUBJECTS: U.S. History Fae Friends of Austin.
Honors American Presidency, Modern History Contemporary History. ACTIVITIES: Co-Commissioner Intramural Softball.
Mr. P. Downey Athletic Director
B.A. Merrimack College. SUBJECTS: American Government, Ancient/Medieval History.
Students in typing. /Accounting. ACTIVITIES: Coordinator, !Thanksgiving Dinner; Coordinator, WBZ ‘700 Fund.
Foreign Languages
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MR. ROGER F. STONE Chairman
B.A. College of the Holy Cross 1969, M.A. Trinity College. SUBJECTS: Latin I,II,III,IV, Ancient/Medieval History. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Classics Club; Moderator, Blackfriars.
MRS. MARIA STRUTHERS
B.A. University of Rome, M.A. University of Rome, Ph.D. University of Bari. SUBJECTS: Italian I,II,II,[V, Spanish ILIV. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Italian Club.
MR. GARY E. MACKIEWICZ
Director of Public Relations
B.A. Yale University, University de Paris 1973; graduate studies: Yale University, Harvard University. SUBJECTS: French __I,II,III,IV,V-A.P., Spanish I. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Photography Club; Moderator, French Club; Campus Representative to Northeastern University.
Bill Fotino explains how the language lab console doesn’t work.
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 I,JI,III, French 1,1. ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Russian Club; CoModerator, French Club; Adviser, The Legend.
GMS. ANNETTE CASCELLA
B.A. University of Mass., Magna cum laude, M.A. Brown University. SUBJECTS: Spanish, Italian, ACTIVITIES: Moderator, Club.
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; Frosh Basketball Coach.
MR. FRANCIS W. BUCKLEY JR. Director Pupil Personnel Services B.S. Boston College 1954. ACTIVITIES: School Bus Driver.
MR. BELLEROSE Business Manager
MRS. BRIERE
MRS. MEUSE Business Office Business Office
MRS. CORMIER Librarian
MRS. FUCARILE
MRS. HUGHES Main Office Main Office
Maintenance
Cafeteria
Mr. A. McSheffrey, Mr. G. Comeau
Front Row: Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Mansour. Back Row: Mrs. Malphrous, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Doucette
Remember these faces?
Juniors
James Hynes Christopher Davidson President Vice-President
Edward Robbins Michael Delory
Secretary
Treasurer
Front Row: Gregory Alia, Thomas Bales, Gerald Byrnes, Richard Benoit, John Biondo, Joseph Brine.
Back Row: John Burke, David Barker, Larry Branco, John Buckley, Kevin Bolduc.
Back
Back
Front
Front Row: Scott Dawson, Robert DiMatteo, Daniel Donovan, Jeffery Feeney, Michael Delory, Stephen Everet.
Row: Leonard Durant, Christopher Davidson, Stephen Ferreira, Mark Ferreira, Stephen Donato, Daniel Daley.
Front Row: Gregory Carr, Ha Chun Chun, Richard Caruso, Richard Carney, Kevin Curley, Paul Cohan.
Row: Mark Connolly, Donald Cloonan, William Cooley, Victor Carbone, Leo Crowe, Daniel Conroy.
Back Row: Michael Ferrick, Robert Gauthier, Steven Formica, Dennis Gaudet, William Hartwick.
“Quick, what are the answers?”
Front Row: Brian Kolek, Richard Janicki, John Higgins, Michael Higgins, Kevin Jackson.
Back Row: Anthony Hunt, Russell Jeffery, Vincent Kenney, James Hynes, Michael Labrie.
Front Row: john Leonard, Michael Licciardi, Peter LaCascia, Kenneth Lucci, Owen Lawler, Stephen Landry.
Back Row: Wayne Lucas, Peter LaFlamme, John Lewis, John LaCreta, William Lewis, John Langenfeld.
Front Row: John Magliano, John McLaren, Christopher McCann, John Matthews, Eric Meuse.
Back Row: Thomas Markham, Walter MacDougall, Shawn Mahaney, Paul Meroski, Dennis Metayer.
Front Row: Timothy M. Moynihan, Paul Moge, Joseph Novello, Timothy J. Moynihan, nae Panniello, Christopher er.
Back Row: | Sohn
Palmer, Alan Noyes, Eric Mueller, Peter Morelli, Scott Napier, David O’Brien.
Front Row: Wayne Panniello, James Pash, Frank Pasciuto, Michael Ross, David Ross.
Back
Kenneth
Row:
Roos, Matthew Piccione, Edward Robbins, Carl Pasciuto.
Front Row: Mark
“We can rebuild it”
Weber, Burt Tilley, Anthony Ventresca, Timothy White, Troy Tanner, Christopher Turner.
Back Row: Ross Wright, RaFael Vega, Ricardo Vega, Daniel Ugolini, Robert Visone, Ronald Taylor.
Front Row: Robert Staffier, Todd Savage, Philip Scuderi, Gregg Scully, Philip Speros.
Back Row: David Savard, Gregory Stratis, Michael Stephens, Thomas Stanton.
Sophomores
President
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Secretary
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Treasurer
@) Front Row: Michael Annoloro, Keith Anastasy, Mark Aronis, Joseph Albert, Dante Bertolino, Edward Beaulieu, Gary Best.
Back Row: Richard Bell, Daniel Beardsley, David Barnes, Richard Bova, Anthony Autiello, Lawrence Abreu, Peter Begley, Anthony Arcari, William Arakelian.
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Michael Baldassare
Craig Miller
Dean Oliver
Vice-President \ Michael Caggiano
Front Row: Richard
Conron, John Dami, Richard Cummings, James Daly, Neal Crochetiere, Brian Cullen, Michael Clifford.
Back Row: Carney Daniels, Douglas Conroy, Albert Daly, Eric Cumeford, Raymond Coulliard, Michael Corcoran, Merrick Corsetti.
r Front Row: Kevin Brown, Scott Bruce, Michael Chandler, Daniel Butler, Christopher Cipro, William Brooking, Steven Bromberger.
Back Row: Timothy Burns, David Calvani, Frederick Cataldo, Corey Buckingham, Michael Caggiano, Martin Christopher, Daniel Boyson, John Burke, Patrick Caggiano.
Front Row: weil
Doherty, Michael Dolan, Raymond Elden, Joseph Duggan, Robert Derrah, Steven Donnell, Michael Donahue.
Back Row: Dante DeMichaelis, Richard Finlay, Joseph DeMarco, Thomas DiGangi, Joseph Donnelly, Andrew DiCiaccio, Jeffrey Euangelista, Bryan Dolan.
Front Row: thomas
Janko, Brian Keane, John Jones, Leonard Howard, Kevin Houlihan, Scott Hebert, Paul Joaquin.
Back Row: Edward Holland, Dennis Higgins, Ronald Janicki, Philip Hatfield, Christopher Hurton, Daniel Koehane, John Howard, Francis Hyatt.
Front Row: Brian Keon, Kenneth Logan, William Larkin, Philip Kraut, Mare Laplante, David Leverone, Stephen Lamarre.
Back Row: Michael LaFrance, John Lonergan, Lawrence Killduff, Robert Lindsay, Joseph Leahy, William Kopecky, Michael Kiley, Edmund Kinsella, Kevin Lee.
“Craig Miller enjoys the French Club party.”
Front Row: son Morgan, Craig Miller, John O’Neill, William Moody, Dean Oliver, John O’Connor, David Often.
Back Row: Robert McVey, Stephen Papleacos, Frank Palmisano, Mark Paquette, Kevin Miller, Richard Morel, Robert Medros, Paul Morris, Joseph McNamara, Kevin Millea.
Front Row: Peter Lumenello, Glenn MacPherson, James Mansour, Bryan McCall, John Manning, Vincent Manzi.
Back Row: Steven McPherson, Gregory McHallam, John MacKachern, Daniel McGonagle, Stephen McGuire, Charles McLean.
Front Row: _pavia Patti, Marco Petrosillo, William Rodwell, Michael Reusch, M1ichael Persson, John Robinson, Albert Previte.
Back Row: Thomas Ross, Michael Patrican, Christopher Penta, Robert Provezano, Kevin Robinson, David Quirk, Sean Petone.
Front Row:
michael Seyffert, Robert Shadallah, John Sidorawicz, Andrew Scharmer, Kenneth See, Joseph Solomon, Daniel Sabbatelli.
Back Row: _ Patrick Rutherford, Kevin Salava, Gerard Ryan, Stephen Sammartano, Steven Schmitt, Matthew Shea, Joseph Seluk.
“It’s
my nickel, I saw it first!”
Front Row:
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Weber, William Veno, Clifford Weeks, Gary Stefanou, Michael Stalker, Scott Wedge, Richard Stoehrer.
Back Row: Mark Yeo,
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Peter Surret, Michael Wyche, Daniel Turrisi, Shawn Walmsley, Alexander Suke, Mark Vallante, Lawrence Torrisi.
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Stephen Thompson
Stephen Linehan
President Vice-President
Robert Brogna David Longo
Secretary
Treasurer
Front Row:
Brennan, Victor Anderson. Bouchard, Paul Aboud.
Best, Michael Bales, Douglas Anderson, Michael Addor, Sean
Back Row: Paul Bernard, Frank Armstrong, Robert Boyan, Nicholas Appleby, Scott
Front Row: Michael Dermody, Christopher D’Ambrosio, Paul Cooney, Scott Croteau, Mike Cuscia, Rocci Delucia.
Back Row: Christopher Davis, Michael Del Trecco, James Daley, Frank Corbin, David Crowell, Matthew Datillo, Richard Davis. C
Front Row: Joseph Cantone, Douglas Clements, Stephen Card, Peter Broderick, Robert Brogna, Christopher Bova.
Back Row: Shawn Cahill, Barry Brussard, Mark Buckley, Christopher Cloutier, Gerry Collins, Richard Chambers, Timothy Carney, Michael Connors.
Front Row: Russell Dieter, Robert DiGiorgio, Brian Doherty, Paul Farina, Joseph DeNuzzo, Thomas Donohoe.
Back Row: John Fallon, Kevin Dugan, Steven DiGangi, Scott Dixon, Michael Falite, Phillip Doherty.
Front
Grayson Forsyth,
Back Row: gric Fitzgerald, William Fernandez, Robert
Front
Row:
Thomas Frotten, Michael Fiorenza, Robert Ford, Charles Giacchino, William Flanagan.
Gallo, Brian Ferrick, Donald Farinato.
Front Row: Steven Geracoulis, James Hardy, Jeffrey Guerra, David Gormley, James Guthro, James Girard.
Back Row: Steven Hamilton, Mark Higgins, Phillip Harty, Andre Guillette, Larry Gianetti.
Row: michael Kelliher, Steven Howard, John Janakos, Francis Keegan, Matthew Kelly, Peter Kraut.
Back Row: Jerome Kaper, Paul Krzeminski, Dana King, Dennis Keon, David Keegan.
Front Row: james Lombardo, John MacMullin, Christopher Lavina, Rindress MacDonald, John Mahoney, Steven Linehan.
Back Row: Michael Macoul, Thomas Lagg, David Longo, Renato Luis, Timothy Larkin.
Front Row: John Martin, Michael Mooney, Michael Manzi, Sean Moran, David Marcotte, Brian Munier.
Back Row: Russell Mann, Scott Murphy, David McCue, Bernard Melanson, Daniel Mulhern, Michael McDade, John McCretton.
Front Row: Michael Novello, Wayne Pace, Kevin O’Donnell, Peter Palermo, Anthony Novello.
Back Row: Matthew O’Shaughnessy, Daniel Niles, Robert Palmer, Robert Negri, Timothy Murphy.
Front Row: James Pettito, Morris Perara, Robert Pawlak, Matthew Rodenhiser, Robert Repetto.
Back Row: Bradford Roberts, G. Scott Pupa, Erik Riera, Mare Penta, Thomas Regan, John Penney.
Front Row: Richard Rollins, Michael Smith, James Rogers, Charles Scimone, Charles Saunders.
Back Row: Anthony Statuto, Mark Solomon, Stephen Smith, Steven St. Onge, Leo Scales.
Front Row: Sean Tetler, Aristides Speros, Steven Wilson, Joseph Walsh, David Tumulty, Albert Tassone.
Back Row: Stephen Thompson, Edward Veno, Anthony Vorias, Sean Strong, Michael Sullivan, Fredrick Westaway, William Tibbetts.
Football
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Back row: Tom Spaulding, Al Daley, Mary Cyr, Vin Minzi, Mike Caggiano, Cliff Weeks, Sean Walmsley, Mike Clifford, Steve Hartka, Mark Aronis, Joe Leahy, Kevin Lee, John Leclerc, Steve Gambardella, Peter Lumenello, Mark Harty, Jay Freeley, Ed Kinsella, Jeff Evangelista, Dennis Higgins, Joseph Day, Pat Caggiano, Steve Schmidt. Middle row: Scott Sweeney, Tom Bales, Rich Carney, Jack Higgins, Gregg Scully, Leo Crowe, Sean Mahaney, Peter Morelli, Vic Carbone, Bill Cooley, John Lewis, John Buckley, John McLaren, Larry Branco, Tony Hunt, John Lacreta, Kevin Bolduc, Greg Stratis. Front row: Mike Darwin, Kevin Meek, Terry Buckley, Dave Hazel, John Lynch, Mike McQuaid (C), Jerry Giuliano (C), Lou DiRupo (C), Bill Ritchie, Bob Shannon, Bob Kuechler, Jim Brine, Karl Ruping, Tom Mackey.
The Austin football team closed its season with an unhappy record of 0-10, but Coaches Giffune, Pike, Lyman and Bouvier kept a dedicated team alive. Under the leadership of Captains Mike McQuaid, Lou DiRupo, and Jerry Giuliano, the team managed to keep the spirit and hope of winning alive.
At the December 13 Awards Brunch, twenty-six varsity letters and fourteen J V. letters were awarded. Receiving the M.V.P. was Mike McQuaid. Lou DiRupo was awarded the Student Athlete Award, and Jerry Giuliano received the Coaches Award. Also, all Seniors were given their game shirts as a special award.
Returning core for next season as the team enters the Catholic Conference are quarterback Steve Schmidt, running backs Leo Crowe, Mike Falite, Dick Davis, and linemen John Lacreta, Kevin Bolduc, Tony Hunt, and Greg Stratis. This core promises to prove Austin’s competitiveness as it enters a new league.
The J.V. team managed to finish 1-7 with a victory over Greater Lawrence on November 9. The growing J.V. team shows
excellent talent for better future years.
Coaches Paul Lyman, Gerry Bouvier, Ken Giffune,
Bob Pike and Frank Falite.
VARSITY SCOREBOARD
Schmitt releases ...
a moment to soon
Tri-Captains Jerry Giuliano, Lou DiRupo and not
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Freshman
“Where’s my defense?”
The 1981-1982 Freshman Football team finished with a victorious season holding a record of four wins and three losses. Led by first-year coach Frank Falite and assisted by Fred Olshaw, the team came out on top beating Andover, Central Catholic, Wilmington and Greater Lawrence.
The team members show excellent young talent that will surely mature into a very competitive team in the next three years. Combining next year’s upperclassmen with this young team of Freshmen should yield an inbeatable combination.
ABack Row: Mark Miller, Joe Brine, Bill Lewis, Co-Capt. Andy O’Donnell, Mike Higgins, Co-Capt. Jerry Petrosillo, Co-Capt. John Price, Mark Weber, Eric Mueller, Chris McCann, Capt. George Simas, Father Johnson.
Mike Reusch, Peter Surrett, Bill Moody, Mike Stalker, Craig Miller, Scott Bruce,
McCann leaves Hajjar in confusion.
The Austin Soccer team finished its season with a record of 7-5-2. First-year head coach Father Johnson and Captain George Simas led the fighting team all the way into the quarterfinals where they bowed to Billerica.
George Simas received the M.V.P. Award and John Price received the Student Athlete Award. Andy O’Donnell and Jerry Petrosillo were the happy recipients of the Coach’s Award. The team gave its all, and next year’s team should provide an exciting season.
Front Row:
Kenny See. Missing: Doug Hajjar.
SCOREBOARD
Austin 4 - 2 Pingree
Austin 0 - 4 Tewksbury
Austin 1-2 Lowell
Austin 6 - 1 Wilmington
Austin 3 - 2 Gr. Lawrence
Austin 1-0 Billerica
Austin 2 - 2 Haverhill
Austin 0-1 Methuen
Austin 2 - 1 Lawrence
Austin 2-0 Chelmsford
Austin 1 - 4 Andover pes
Austin 4-1 Gr. Lowell
Austin 0 - 2 Billerica .
Austin 1-1 St. Johns ,
Austin’s Senior Soccer Award Recipients: Jerry
Petrosillo, John Price, George Simas, Doug Haijjar,
Andy O’Donnell.
Pete Surrette leaps for head ball.
J.V. Soccer
Front row: Bill Macdonald, Albert Tassone, Mike Seyffert, Joe Walsh, Tim Moynihan, John MacMullan, Steven Bromberger, Mike Smith, Allan Gessin, Brian Cullan. Middle row: Paul Farina, Dennis Hajjar, Scott Best, Andy Charma, Cho Lo Hwang, David Gormly, Kevin Miller, Paul Joquin, David Calvani. Back row: Coach Bill Turner, Robert Negri, Peter Baigly, Mark Higgins, John Weber, Dave Leverone, Mark Weber, Kevin Hanrahan, Ha Chun Chun, Marc Laplante, Dave O’Brien, Bob Lindsay, Lance “Larry” Abrue, Marco Petrosillo, Joe Donnelly, Matt Datillo, Dean Oliver, Mike Kelley, Justin Tellier.
The J. V. Soccer team followed in the tracks of the varsity with an overall record of 8-5-2 and a League record of 3-3-2. The team, led by rotating captains, fought hard and showed real dedication.
Coach Bill Turner formed this group of young underclassmen into a team of working athletes. With Austin entering a new League next year, the work and effort of these athletes will be seen as they move up to the Varsity level.
“Go kick a soccer ball!’
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SCOREBOARD
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Cross Country
SCOREBOARD
Austin 30-29 Wilmington
Austin 388-20 Chelmsford
Austin 386-22 Billerica
Austin 25-30 Chelmsford
Austin 22-33 Tewksbury
Austin 30-27 Lowell
Despite a young team, the Cross Country squad managed a record of 2-4. The sixteen-member team had only two Seniors and one Junior. M.V.P. Senior Captain Don Foucher won four out of his six races and was chosen a First Team All-Star. He was also named “Runner of the Year” by the Lawrence Eagle-Tribune.
First-year coach Rick Cote kept his team under the tough Oregon training program. Next year, the team will have very promising young talent which should prove successful in the new League.
Front Row- Bob Brogna, Mark Solomon, Joe Dinuzzo, Robert Pawlak, Paul Cooney. Back RowMike O’Connor, Dave Ross, Bob Derrah, Rich Stoehrer, Mike Dolan, Dan Daley. MissingCaptain Don Foucher.
SCOREBOARD
Arlington
Methuen
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Billerica St.
Swampscott
Brookline (OT)
Matignon
Back Row: Doug Hajjar, Dante Bertolino, Billy Lewis, Russ Mann, Bill Kopeckey, B Dean Oliver, Dennis Coach Brian Hayes)
Joe Brine, John Palmer, Jim Brine, Bob Smart, Co-Capt. Larry Stanton, obby Visone, Kevin Robinson, Ed Mc Colgan. Front Row: Peter Palermo, Hajjar, Co-captain Kevin Meek, Craig Miller, Bill Moody, Bill Flanagan. (not pictured: Head
They were seeded twenty-two and yet they made it to the semi-finals. They blasted seeded third Winthrop with a 10 - 9 overtime victory.
This was the way the 1981-82 hockey season traveled. A series of hard-hitting, high-pitched, exciting games topped with outstanding effort.
Head Coach Brian Hayes managed a team consisting mainly of underclassmen. But this didn’t hamper things instead it assisted. The young team and co-captains Kevin Meek and Larry Stanton finally gave the student body something to cheer about.
The team started and continued throughout the season with excellence and victory. After beating Winthrop, the team was off to the Garden once again to take on Brookline.
With ease Austin was victorious over Brookline, 4 - 3. Now they had to face the competition ... Matignon.
As the crowd arrived, the feeling was tense but exciting. The first period was frustrating. Both teams trying to score and each one coming up empty. Matignon was the first to score putting two goals in the second period. Austin was determined to stop them. In the third period Austin scored thus starting its drive. Unfortunately, Matignon fought back and ended the cougar roll with a final score of 3 - 1.
The hockey team is to be congratulated for an outstanding and exciting season. These dedicated athletes show the high standard of Austin sportsmanship.
Bob Smart skates to score
“Shoot!
... Score! ... Austin leads 6 to 4
J.V. Hockey
The Junior Varsity hockey team ended its season with a winning record. Coach Bill Turner with his rotating captains led this team of young athletes to prove the fighting spirit of Austin Prep.
This team goes beyond words. If you could see them play, you would understand. In future years, these young men will lead the hockey team to victory in the Catholic conference.
The hockey team, both varsity and junior varsity, should be congratulated for a very successful and exciting season.
Basketball
SCOREBOARD
Austin 57 - 70 Haverhill
Austin 54 - 46 Gr. Lowell
Austin 39 - 62 St. Marys
Austin 41 - 51 Methuen
Austin 53 - 58 St. Clements
Austin 51 - 39 St. Patricks
Austin 31 - 65 St. Johns
Austin 37 - 55 Wilmington
Austin 37 : 71 Lowell
Austin 49 - 51 Lawrence
Austin 32 - 64 Andover
Austin 43 - 58 Chelmsford
Austin 49 - 51 Dracut
Austin 42 - 55 Billerica
Austin 61 - 63 Tewksbury
Austin 66 - 72 Central Cath.
Austin 61 - 73 Gr. Lawrence
Austin 66 - 71 Gr. Lawrence
Austin 51 - 58 Methuen
Austin 52 - 54 Gr. Lowell
Front Row: Mark Connolly, Victor Carbone, Dennis Glynn, John Buckley. Back Row: Tony Hunt, Russel Jeffrey, Bill Coye, Andy Peterson.
This year’s Varsity Basketball team ended up with a record of 2-18-0. As Coach Lyman said at the Winter Awards Brunch, “We would have liked to have been better, but they are a great bunch of guys.” The team, fighting a tough League and virtually no fan support, managed to stick it out. The group of truly | dedicated sportsmen were led by Senior Co-Captains Bill Coye and Dennis Glynn.
The season was painted with individual excellence and was highlighted on February 9th as Co-Captain Coye set a League single-game high of 34 points and was later named “Player of the Week.”
As the ball bounces and next year rolls around, the team, with its talented underclassmen, will show its spirit as it debuts in a new League.
The J. V. team ended with a record of 3-12. Coach Gerry. Bouvier led the young team as they, too, scrambled in a rough season. These young men, also fighting no fan support, managed to be competitive in one of the toughest basketball leagues in the area.
Freshman
Coach Larry Guidetti charged this young team to end its season with a record of 6-8. The Freshmen Basketball team is a group of young men who clearly worked together. Coach Guidetti commented that “they were a pleasure to work with.”
The whole team shows great talent and, as this talent grows, varsity teams in upcoming years will benefit from their fighting competitive spirit.
Winter Track
The Winter Track team closed its season with a record of 1-5. Coaches, Dan Murphy and Frank Falite and captains Don Foucher and Dave O’Donnell kept the group of dedicated runners alive during a tough season.
Captain Don Foucher set a new school and league record in the thousand. While mile-man “Boston” Bobby Derrah placed 7th at the league meeting.
The Austin Prep mile and two mile relay teams set new school records at the state relays held at Boston University.
The Track Team, realizing that track is not a spectator sport, acknowledges the loyalty and support of faithful fans. ch Ps Geen 4
Back row: Mark Hardy, Dean-Micheal Sutherland, Rich Conron, Mike Ferrick, Rick Provenzano, Rich Stoecher. Front row: Paul Fallon, Co-captain Don Foucher, Marc Laplante, Mike Higgins, Dan Daly.
Captain Foucher leads in the 1000
Senior Jerry Centrella leads in the mile relay
The Austin Prep Ski Team was to again take to the slopes after a relatively ‘snow-less’ three years. Changes were noticeable this year, with graduates Phil Ragusa, and Brian McGlaughlin away at college, but a new generation of experienced racers appeared in the form of Dennis and Brian Keon, along with Scott Dawson. The team did fairly well, considering what they were up against. We hope they continue to progress, especially with next years switch of conferences.
Back Row: Mark Solomon, Capt. Peter Donohoe, Peter Gervais, Jeff Feeney, Dennis Gaudet, Steve Formica, Alan Swanson, John Alusow. Front Row: John Pina, Mike Stalker, Dennis Keon, Gregg Scully, Mike Bales, Pau
Co-Capt. Scott Dawson, Joe Solomon, 1 Morris, Brian Keon, Mike Seyffert.
1981-82 Cheerleaders
The 1981-82 Cheerleader squad again supported and cheered our teams through three seasons. Captains Nancy Gentile and Carol Burnett led the twelve-girl squad with the help of three-year Senior veterans Maureen Donohoe, Mary Ellen Brady, and Erin Murphy. The squad travelled to Boston College on Dec. 5 to the National High School Cheerleader Championships and received a blue ribbon for superior performance. The squad has the sincere thanks of all athletes and spectators for their uplifting support.
Front: Co-Captains Carol Burnett & Nancy Gentile. Kneeling: Kelma Haggerty, Erin Murphy, Julie Veno, Kelley Glover, Michelle Memory. Standing: Lynne Mirabello, Mary Ellen Brady, Anne Banfield, Denise Martin, Maureen Donohoe.
Junior Prom
Last year’s Junior Prom was held on May 1, 1981 at the Sheraton Rolling Green in Andover. Fourty-two couples danced in the Emerald Room to the music of the group, Horizons.
Prom Queen Wendy Powers and Peter Morris.
at First Bite!”
John Travolta at the Junior Prom?
Current Events Discussion Club
Sports Cards Collectors Club i
David Shedd, Michael Pytlinski, Keith Rauseo, Richard Batten, Jimmy Carter, Thomas Rizzo, Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon, Michael Darwin, Mr. Gramling, James Angelo.
Mr. Gramling, Wayne Pace, Joseph Szymanski, Jeff Guerra, David Shedd, Ronald Janicki.
Astronomy Club
Roller Coaster Club
Back: Scott Best, Peter Broderick, Fr. Kinsella, Michael Addor, Richard Chambers, Frank Keegan, Marc LaPlante, Daniel Beardsley, Steven Bromberger, Richard Rollins, Michael Seyffert. Front: David Often, Robert Derrah, Wayne Pace.
Marc Pica, Fr. Kinsella, Robert Derrah, William Arakelian, Scott Bouchard.
Russian Club
The Russian Club, moderated by Mr. Hennessy, acquaints its members with Russian culture and life in the Soviet Union. The club attends movies and plays related to or spoken in the Russian language. It has occasioned poetry readings by Andre Voznesenski and has attended the Nutcracker ballet. Annually there is a weekend of activities with the Russian Club of Amherst High School. The members include Russian and non-Russian students. Annual hockey and softball matches against the French Club have become new traditions. Russian Club students also learn how to play gorodki and compete in the Spring and Fall matches.
Front Row: Douglas Hajjar, Kevin Miller, John MacMullin, Neil Doherty. Middle Row: Steven Patti, Daniel Daley, Richard Batten. Back Row: Sean Harte, Fred Westaway, Thomas Flynn, Dean Sutherland, Greg McHallam, Peter Donohoe, Scott Wedge, Mark Paquette, Chris Boyle, David Longo, Peter Morris, Bernard Melanson, Bill Foley, Chris Cloutier.
Russian Club Officers: Steven Patti — Vice Pres., Daniel Daley — Pres., Richard Batten — Sec.
Gorodki is a game for any Siberia. climate — from Austin to
French Club
The French Club is designed to encourage interest in French culture, society and language. Moderated by Mr. Mackiewicz and Mr. Hennessy, the club offers trips to Quebec or Montreal, an annual cheese party, a Christmas party, and various excursions to French restaurants and films.
Front Row: Thomas Flynn, Ha-Chun Chun, Richard Benoit, Chris Ober, Gregory Alia. Back Row: Brian Kolek, Joe Novello, John Price, Russ Jeffery, Gregory Stratis, Scott Dawson.
Front Row: Chris Morris, Bryan Dolan, Marc Laplante, Anthony Novello, Glen MacPherson, Steven Lamarre, Bill Guthro. Back Row: Michael Novello, Jim Daley, Art Speros, Jim Mansour, Joe Leahy, Tom Ross, Michael Analoro, John Howard.
Chris Ober, Glen MacPherson, and Gregory Alia enjoy French cuisine.
Club Officers: Gregory Stratis, Ha-Chun Chun, Richard Benoit.
Executive Board Members: Daniel
The Austin Band, conducted by Fr. Kinsella, was organized three years ago to build on the musical talents of the students. It plays in concerts at Christmas, for the school and for the elderly, and also has a Spring concert. Some of the members of the band are from surrounding schools as well as Austin. The students play instruments from viola to percussion, and there is also a jazz band. Two rock groups have also been formed.
Front Row: Joe Duggan, James Girard, James Lambardo, John MacMullin, Richard Corcoran, David Often, Cliff Weeks. Back Row: Paul Meroski, Stephen Smith, Andy Scharner, Daniel Beardsley, Al Fondacaro, Tony Arcari, Stephen McGuire.
Beardsley, Al Fondacaro, Michael Corcoran, Fr. Kinsella, Joe Duggan, Tony Arcari, Robert DiGiorgio, Tim Burns.
Austin’s Band in concert.
Chess Club
The Chess Club offers the students a chance to perfect their mastery of this challenging game. Many students daily participate and watch the matches. In addition to friendly games of chess, the club also fields three competitive teams which have weekend tournaments, and interscholastic team play. During the year, the club sponsors a chess course taught by a national chess master during activity period. Fe
A typical activity period in awe of past accomplishments.
Front Row: William Brookens, John Sidorowicz, Brian Munier, Peter Kraut, Morris Perara, Michael Kelliher, Richard Cummings, Frank Caruso, Gary Best, Aaron Gesin, Kevin Hanrahan. Middle Row: Mr. Butler, Mark Yeo, Neil Chochiter, Dan Butler, Peter Broderick, Mark Solomon, Chris Cloutier, Mark Hardy, Jack Doff, Michael Pearson, Tim White, Al Suke. Back Row: David Barnes, Dan Niles, Bernard Melanson, Bill Arakelian, Fred Westaway, John Burke, Peter Blottman.
Dan Niles and John Burke represent the Chess Club at Open House.
Deep concentration is a must for this game.
National Honor Society
Honors Help Club
Louis DiRupo, James Brine, Dan Flanagan, John Alusow, Keith Rauseo, Steve Patti, Tim Kelley, Fr. Smith, Chris Elicone, Robert Leighton, Dennis Glynn, Darryl Brien, Jerry Giuliano.
Daniel Daley, Richard Caruso, Kevin Miller, Thomas Wheaton, Bob Provenzano, James Regan, Joseph Szymanski, Karl Ruping, Jerry Giuliano, John Hannafin, Darryl Brien, John Mallett.
Ski Club
Lacrosse Club
Front Row: Bill Lewis, Alan Swanson, Mike Bales, Mike Persson, Joe Brine, Albert Previte. Middle Row: Brian Keon, John Mallett, Bill Hartwick, John Penney, Mike Corcoran, Chris Cipro, Mike Seyffert, Michael Stephens. Back Row: Mark Cyr, Joe Day, Ken Roos, Daniel Conroy, Paul Meroski, Paul Cohan, Paul Moge, Gregory Stratis.
Front Row: Paul Aboud, Phillip Harty, John Pina, Chuck Saunders, Dennis Keon, Joe Solomon. Back Row: Al Previte, Neal Crocheture, Leo Scales, Michael Annaloro, Steve Formica, Marc Laplante.
The Omega
School began in September 1981 with its usual excitement and fury. Students new and old greeted each other, dramatized their vacations, and started to criticize the school again. Deep in a few students’ and instructors’ minds may have lurked that vague form of a yearbook. The former editors were never to be found, and their legacy was an office somewhere under mounds of paper and photo-
Editor-in-Chief graphs. September and October passed with more
Peter
Morris
dust accumulation in the office. Concern grew and factions, desiring total control over this prestigious book, appeared on all fronts. There was no lack of student interest, as there had been in the past, but a lack of a single faculty moderator who could devote long and frustrating hours to its development. November arrived, and Mrs. Moulton and Mr. Miller agreed to become co-moderators. The editors were carefully selected from the interested seniors by the new co-moderators.
After appointing the Editor-in-chief, Peter Morris, and the sectional editors, the first meeting of the 1982 OMEGA Editors was called. While the quest for a moderator continued, the first deadline stealthily approached. These dates, although taken lightly by some, were barriers erected to slow and usually stop progress. Few knew of their magnitude
Faculty Co-moderator or even regarded the warnings of the previous years.
Mrs. Moulton Tradition seemed about to be broken when the first deadline was exceeded with ten extra pages accomplished, but these were false hopes.
Faculty Co-moderator
Seniors Editors
Mr. Miller
Scott Heseltine
Robert Leighton
Michael Pytlinski
Faculty Editors
As January passed, so did the deadline. Some of the editors may have wanted to exhibit grace under pressure. Others probably felt guilty for breaking tradition and wanted to see if they could have the yearbook arrive on the last day. A delay was definite, but a few editors were determined to finish the yearbook in order to have it ‘arrive before June. Days, nights, and weekends were utilized for this final lunge. At last it was completed and thrown at the mercy of the publisher. Now you know what the outcome was. Despite our problems, we have produced a yearbook. To those of you thinking of the 1983 OMEGA, we bequeath to you a clean office, a warning to start work in September, and our prayers.
The editorial board would like to thank Mrs. Moulton and Mr. Miller for their guidance and patience, as well as all of the people who contributed to this achievement. Special thanks also go to Mr. Hult for his vital role in the OMEGA’s publication.
Stephen Aldrich
Activities Editor John Alusow
Sports Editor David O’Donnell
Underclassmen Editors
John Hannafin Darryl Brien
OMEGA Workers: Thomas Wheaton, Daniel Daley, Photography Editor Richard Caruso, Peter Blottman, Frank Caruso, Jerry Douglas Thompson Petrosillo, John Robinson, Albert Previte.
Photography Club
The Photography Club serves a utilitarian function at Austin. Members are first instructed on the basic processes of black and white film developing and printing. Those students with cameras, for the rest of the year, use their skills to provide an abundant source of photographs for the school’s yearbook and newspaper. The school has a well-stocked darkroom, capable of black and white and limited color film developing and printing. The results of long hours in the darkroom can be seen in the photo exhibition at the Austin Open House. The club’s pictures provide the lively and unique documentation of each year which permanently records the variety of events from Grub Day to graduation.
Dean Sutherland, Eric Riera, Greg Stratis, Ha-Chun Chun, Peter Blotman, Frank Caruso, Richard Caruso, Albert Previte, John Alusow, John Robbinson.
John Alusow demonstrates the use of the enlarger.
Explorers
As other clubs come and go at Austin, Explorer Post 706 remains as a tradition. Each year the post organizes many recreational and service projects and this year was no exception. Earlier in the year there were hikes up Mount Monadnock and through the Lafayette trail. The members also skied at Loon Mountain.
The club plans to have an active spring and planning is going on now for a Mountain views have been commonplace for this summer trip to Newfoundland. active group.
Jerry Petrosillo, Peter Hines, Neil Crochetiere, John Hannafin, Darryl Brien, Mr. Turner, Aaron Gesin, Jeff Kovitch, Kevin Hanrahan, Fr. Johnson, Charles Saunders, Richard Stoehrer, Greg McHallam, Edward Beaulieu, Steven Formica, Kevin Miller, Peter Donohoe, David Leverone.
Managing Editor Thomas Burgomaster
The staff of the 1981-82 Legend had a hard job ahead of them when they first assembled as a group in August, but after the office was cleaned out, things started to run smoothly; deadlines were met, pictures were taken, the staff as a whole got along well, and the overall quality of the paper was excellent. Mr. Hennessy, the Legend’s moderator chose Editorin-chief, Steve Patti, and Contributing Editor, Tom Burgomaster to lead the other editors. They were the following: Tim Kelley, (News), Kevin Miller, (Sports), Dan Daley, (Features), Frank Caruso and Pete Blottman, (Photo), and Chris Boyle, (Profiles). All did very well despite the fact that some people were never pleased. The problems of running the Legend reared their ugly heads in a slump that lasted from Thanksgiving to Washington’s Birthday. The Legend staff, never at a loss for words, or excuses, explained that they were in Nepal with the Dalillama, seeking spiritual guidance.
Editor-in-Chief
Steven Patti
Moderator Mr. R. Hennessy
News Editor Tim Kelley
This slump was followed by the fastest turnaround in policy that the Legend editors had ever seen, after which the paper returned to its former days of glory. With five editions on the wall the Legend staff called it quits, for not only had the school year run out, but also the budget. The Legend-sponsored Rolling Stones concert had depleted the Legend account. At this time the process of forming a new staff began.
Features Editor
Dan Daley
Profiles Editor
Chris Boyle
Sports Editor
Kevin Miller
Photography Editors
Peter Blottman and Frank Caruso
Staff: Owen Lawlor, Richard Caruso, Richard Harris, Greg Alia, Chris Ober, Hew Cannon, Mark Leplante, Greg MacHallam, Albert Previte, Paul arina.
Spanish Club
The Spanish Club stimulates interest in Spanish culture and to attempt to provide an understanding of the life and customs of the Spanish people through a variety of activities and projects; including a taco party and fish fry.
Front Row: Andy Peterson, David Ross, Thomas Rizzo. Middle Row: Dean Sutherland, Tony Arcari, Mark Guarino, Mrs. Cascella, Joe Duggan, David Often, Martin Christopher. Back Row: Daniel Butler, Tim Moynihan, Kevin Gill.
Mrs. Cascella poses with the matadors
Spanish Club presentation during Open House.
Italian Club
Peter LaCascia, Fred Cataldo, Frank Scinone, Paul Farina. Back Row: Eric Dawson, Steve Howard, Sean Moran, Richard Pasciuto, Chris Lavina, Gerry Centrella, Andrew DiCiaccio, Gary Best, Robert Staffier, Phil Scuderi, John Biondo.
Secretary: John Hannafin, Treasurer: Bob Leighton, Vice Pres: Darryl Brien, President: Jerry Petrosillo.
Italian Club, moderated by Mrs. Struthers, promotes an active interest in Italian Culture. The club visited “Eur- —m ae SN opean” restaurants in Boston’s North End, holds annual parties and went to Italy this year.
Italian students explain Italian classes to prospective students.
Front Row: Peter Gervais, Bob Leighton, Darryl Brien, John Hannafin, Gerry Petrosillo, Robert DiGiorgio, Ken See. Middle Row: Frank Capone, David McCue, John Sidorowicz, Gregory Alia, Dean Oliver, Mark Petra,
Orientation Committee
Front Row: Karl Ruping, Paul Guanci, George Simas, David O’Donnell, Peter Morris. Middle Row: James Regan, Michael Lenihan, Tim Kelley, Bob Leighton, Scott Heseltine, Andy O’Donnell, Louis DiRupo, John Hannafin. Back Row: Tom Rizzo, Ron Fotino, Terry Buckley, Dennis Glynn, Scott Parolin, Darryl Brien.
Front Row: Stephen Everett, Mark Weber. Middle Row: Dan Daley, Steve Landry, Chris Davidson, Mark Miller. Back Row: Paul Cannon, Paul Hynes, Kip Carbone, Mike Ferrick, Alan Noyes.
Front Row: Mike Reusch, Kevin Miller, Stephen McGuire, Dean Oliver, Jim Mansour, Marc Laplante. Middle Row: Michael Ammaloro, Rich Morelli, Phil Hatfield, Bill Guthro, Mike Baldassarre, Dave Quirk, Albert Brevite. Back Row: Rick Finlay, Greg McHallam, Mark Harty, Merrick Corsetti, Joe Leahy, Mike Caggiano, Rick Conron.
Student Council mS
Ronald Fotino, Karl Ruping, Paul Guanci, Mark Connolly, Jerry Giuliano, Michael McQuaid.
Louis DiRupo, Frank Durant, Terrence Buckley, David O’Donnell, Dennis Glynn, George Simas.
David Longo, Stephen Lenihan, Chris Robbins, John Martin.
Mike Delory, Russell Jeffery, Ted Robbins, Greg Stratis, Chris Davidson, Jim Hynes.
Softball
The softball scene in the fall of 1981 was both exciting and surprising. Due to the efforts of moderators Mr. Adamo and Mr. Bouvier to balance the two leagues the action was fast and furious.
The Meek and the Humble, led by Kevin Meek and Mr. Enright won the A-league championship but it didn’t come easily. In the semi-finals they had to come back from a heavy deficit to defeat the E-Club. In the finals they met the surprisingly strong Kool Aid Konnection. The Konnection, led by Jim Brine and Mr. Gramling won a squeaker over the talent-ladden Sows, 11-10, with excellent fielding and timely hitting.
The championship game was equally pulsating. The Meek and Humble won 6-5 but had to sustain a furious rush by the Kool Aid Konnection to pull it out.
In the B-league Riders on the Storm won handily over Murph’s Crew 7-1. The outcome was surprising since Murph’s Crew had waltzed through the regular season undefeated.
Reaching for the throw.
Mr. Gramling on the mound.
The Meek and the Humble’s double play combo.
The Kool Aid Konnection scores ... and scores again.
SENIORS
AUSTIN PREPARATORY SCHOOL
June 1982
Men of Austin, Class of 1982:
On behalf of the entire Austin Community, Tmustecs, Administrators and Faculty, I would like to take this Opportunity tO congratulate you on your successful completion of your academic endeavors over tae IAG tOwNe wears.
Not even your next four years in college will overshadow in importance the four you have just completed. You have laid the ground work, the solid foundation upon which you may build the super-structure Of your Eutuxe Tiree mae golden opportunity that youth affords you has no laebies|, sou horizons are boundless, the world is yours, go PON ee
Yours is a chance that others never had the opportunity of attaining. However, with your blessing comes the awesome responsibility of using your God-given talents in a manner that will make everyone and everything you do in life, .eeres because you came in contact with them.
We ask you that in the future you not forget those who toiled to help you at Austin. Make us as proud of you in that future as we are at present.
May you bring everyone with whom you come in contact the knowledge and realization of the true value of life, ecw ing and love of God.
May our heartfelt good wishes and prayerful aspirations follow you wherever you May go.
Sincerely,
(Rev.). Thomas C. Kenny, O77 SA Headmaster
STEPHEN ALDRICH
183 Allen Rd. Billerica
Skiing 3,4, Home Rm. Rep. 3; Blackfriars 1,2,3,4; Classics Club 2,3; Explorers 1,2; OMEGA 4-Faculty Editor; Orientation Com. 4; Sing World Sing 3; Ski Club 3,4. “Fantastic” ... “If you say so” ... Heavy Metal ... Poor man’s son ... Born to Run _.. Remembers: Mr. Stone ... Salisbury Rie IN sbantyaw/Ei. NTB; Heroes: Mac’s RT... Chevy ... The Cape _.. Thanks to Mom & Dad, And MERGE for putting up w/me ... Good Luck Everybody ...
ERIC APSE
15 Hartshorn St., Reading Cross Country 1; Skiing 1,2,3,4; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; Class Rep. 1; Art Club 1, Explorers 1; Spanish Club 1,3. Si, you bet! ... I can’t take this! ... Algebra II ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for everything ... Good luck to A.L., B.L., P.B., and others.
JOHN E. ALUSOW
60 Bradford Rd. Tewksbury Skiing 3,4; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chess Club 1,3,4; Slavic Honor Society 2,3,4; Classics Club 4; Honors Help Club 4; OMEGA 4-Activities Ed.; Photography Club 4; Russian Club 1,2,3-Pres., 4; Ski Club 4
My sincere appreciation is extended to all of my instructors, and especially to Mr. Hennesey ... Remembers Junior Prom with Melissa Indiana and Carol enlightened my life ... Heroes: Tom MacMullin and 007 ... Thanks to Mom for her patience and understanding ... Good luck especially to R.B., J.A., M.P., and Tex
JAMES ANGELO Jim 54 Van Buren Rd., Tewksbury
Hockey 2,4; Current Events Club 4; French Club 2,3,4; OMEGA 4; Softball 3,4.
One is always entitled to his own opinion, no matter how stupid it is ... The Mob Rules-Black Sabbath ... American Literature with Mr. Muse ... February vacation in Quebec with the French Clubwear special thanks to Ma, Dad, Mr. Gramling, and Mr. Enright ... We gotta get outta this place ... B.O.C.
“What are you”, “Sorry some of us have a lack in Algebra 2; Songs, Strobe Light,; Classes, Mr. Muse, K.W. with Algebra; 1st day in Fr. Smith’s homeroom; Heroes, “Super Stan”, He can even battle sharks; Thanks to Mom and Dad, Scott, Fr. Smith, and the gang; thank goodness it’s over; Mr. Muse where did you go ...
RICHARD BATTEN
710 Rogers, Tewksbury
Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Current Events Club 1,4, OMEGA 4; Russian Club 1,2,3-vice president, 4secretly -ePaeuire Weightlifting Club 4
“Maybe Not.” ... J. Geils ... Mr. Stone, Ancient History ... Mr. Muse, American Literature ... Heroes: Ernie Powell, 4th Dan ... special thanks to Mom and Dad for making it all possible ... Good luck to J.A., J.A., M.P., M.P., and Hawk.
ERIC BELLONE
17 Oxford Rd., Billerica Spring Track 4; Chess Club 1; Italian Club l-secretary, 2-ways and means, 3-ways and means, 4-ways and means; The Legend 2,3; OMEGA 4; Softball 3,4; Current Events Club 3,4.
A simple twist of fate ... “We don’t get fooled again” ... “I had enough” ... Mr. Muse Am. Lit... Fr. T Physics heroes: John Ritter, Alan Alda, Tommy Kramer special thanks to Mom an Dad for their love, respect and patience ... I am out of here ... Where were the girls, anyway? ... Bye Guys.
CHARLES C. BOYLE III
Chris 10 Donna Ln., oat es X-Country Fl; Basketball Fl-manager; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; Student Delegate 1; Chess 1,2; French 1,2; Honors Help 3,4; LEGEND 4-Kditor; Orientation Com. 4; Ping Pong 1; Russian 2,3,4; Softball WDB
83 Grand Street, Reading Cross Country 1; Softball 2,3,4; Song, “Under My Thumb”; Teacher, Mr. Rybicki 1,2; Mr. Lallas 1,2; Special thanks to Mom and Dad for my years at Austin ... Thanks to my friends ...
PETER BLOTTMAN
316 Summer St., North Andover Cross Country 1,2; Chess Club 1nQeacas OMEGA 4; Photography Club 4; Ping Pong Club 1; Softball 4.
“No Frank I don’t have the physics homework.” ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... Remembers B.A. E.G, W.F.,P.H.L.K.,R.H.,J.H.,J.M.,R.M.,T.R., ... Hey Fran!
MARK BRADY
11 Heritage Ln. Wakefield Art 4; Softball 2,3,4. Freebird (lynyrd Skynyrd) ... L.A. Woman (The Doors) ... Remembers: Mr. Rybicki, Mr. Murphy ... Getting Outer. Thanks: My parents and family ... Thank God it only took four years ...
DARRYL F. BRIEN
12 Green St. Billerica
Cross Country F1; Football JV2,3; Hockey JV1,2; Winter Track JV2,V3; Spring Track JV1,2,V3,4; Dean’s List 2,3,4; Art 1; Explorers 3,4; Honors Help; 2,3,4; Italian 1,2,3,4-Vice President; OMEGA 4, Under Classmen Editor; Orientation Com 3; Softball 2,3,4; Weightlifting 1,2,3,4 ... “Hey Jim ask me anything” ... Song: Green Grass and High Tides Forever ... Remember: Italian Class ... Italy 80; Hampton 80; 6/6/82 ... Hero; Mr. Mojo Risin ... Thanks to Mom and Dad ... E.TS., W.AP., J.P, J.H, J.G, J.B, A Little T and A, Arrivederci
THOMAS BURGOMASTER ‘om
235 Fox Hill Rd. Burlington Classics 2,3,4; Excursion 4; Film 3,4; The Legend 2,3,4; Ping Pong 1; Softball 1,2,3,4 “What’s your problem?”; “Twinkies”; Song Poor Man’s Son; Survivor; Remember: Latin 3 and The Phantom Teacher; Salisbury ’til 3; Mac’s Crew; Heroes: Balinor, Indiana Jones; Thanks: Dad, Joan, Betsy, Jay; Salvete Amici.
TERRY C. BUCKLEY
Buck
3 Orchard Rd. Essex Football F1, JV3, V4; Winter Track JV2, V3,4; Spring Track JV2, V3,4; Treasurer 3,4; Excursion 4, OMEGA 4; Orientation Comm. 2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Weightliftin: 2,3,4; Lullaby of Broadway 1; Sing Worl Sing 2; Irish Club 1 “Shoot for the High W727 Movel?’ “What do you mean?” ... “Turtle”... “I did it my way” ... Remembers: Mr. Muse _.. Mr. Lallas ... Locked in the shed during track ... K.E. broke the door with the shot put ... Double Sessions ... J.G. “Choke” ... Thanks Mom and Dad for your help and understanding ... Thanks to the coaches for their help
JAMES W. BRINE
Jim
17 Lexington St. Burlington
Cross Country Fl, V2,3; Football 4; Basketball F1; Hockey JV2, V3,4; Baseball Rie V2) Vie: bennis: V4; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Current Events 2; Italian Club 2; Ping Pong Club 1; Softball 2,3,4
Ask me anything ... You are going to flunk DiRupo ... Keep On Loving You... Remembers: Mr. Ulin’s Algebra 2 & Trig. class ... Beating Woburn in the Boston Garden ... Hero: Kevin Meek ... Thanks to Mom and Dad for making it possible.
LAWRENCE
BURNS
Lar 6 Eustis Ave. Wakefield Cross Country F1; Spring Track F1; Softball 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Song: Lynyrd Skynyrd: “Freebird”; Bruce Springsteen: “Born to Run”; Remember: Mr. Muse’s Composition A_ Period; Heroes: Keith Rauseo, Dan Flanagan; Thanks: CB, CE, KG, TR, MB, DF, KR, RF, SP, RB, BF, TO, MP; Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all their support.
RONALD CAHILL
Ron, Runotone
106 Woburn St. Wilmington Hockey F1, JV2; Baseball JV2; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; Russian Club 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4
“The Queen is a man” ... “Shakespeare was French”... An American Werewolf in London ... Song: “White Man in Hammersmith Palais” Stand and Deliver ... Remembers: Anc/Med. History Remembers: very little French ... Heroes: Duane Glasscuck, Brian Buru, Captain Zero, Grendel, Chevy Chase, Adam Ant ... Thanks Mom and Dad and all the little people who made me what I am today.
GERARD CENTRELLA
Jerry, Guido
66 Gale St. Malden
X-Country F1,JV2,V3,V4; Winter Track JV2,V3,V4; Spring Track JV2,V3,V4; Class Rep. 3,4; Honors Help 3,4; Italian Club 1,3,4; LEGEND 3,4; OMEGA 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Excursion 3,4.
‘How far today Foosh?” ... “Didn’t we do the lake yesterday?” ... Aerosmith, Van Halen ... Breaking Five at Wilmington Heroes: Tony DePalma, Dan the Flying Flan ... The Connection Special thanks to Uncle Pat and esp. to Mom vee Good times with C.B.,L.B.,C.E.D.F.,D.F. ... Aldo at Ritze ... “We are history.”
JOHN CALLAHAN
Grecoe, Scabs
207 Andover St. Andover
Art Club 3; Film Club 3,4 President; The Legend 3; OMEGA 4; Roller Coaster Club 2,3; Softball 3 Co-Captain, 4; Spanish Club 2; Baseball 4; Record Collecting 4 President.
“Unbelievable” ... Police and Thieves (The Clash) ... Mr. Lavitch for Spanish _.. Fr. Lipp Senior Religion ... Heroes: Clint Eastwood, Ed Ducharme, The Clash ... Special Thanks to Mom, Dad, Kim, and the family ... Best times with Kim, partying with J.C.,C.G.,J.K.,P.M., We're outta here.
FRANK CARUSO Enrico
10 Carmel Drive N. Billerica X-Country Fl, JV2,JV3; Winter Track V3; Spring Track F1,V3; Blackfriars 2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Film Club 3; Honors Help Club 2,3,4; OMEGA 4; Ehotogra Club 1,2; Ping Pong 1; Roller Coaster Clu 2,3; Softball 2,3,4.
“Pete, did you do the physics?” “What physics test?” ... Mr. Stone “Latin in July” (Not me, I passed) ... Remember P.B.,P.H.,J.M., ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad .. I have finally come to the end of a long and winding road ... Many thanks, Austin.
GERRY CHENELLE
Pretty Boy
15 Oakridge Ave. Tyngsboro
Hockey V2,V3,V4 Softball 3,4
Who’s got the homework; E-lunch; M.V.C. champs 81 garden, 81 Al’s bondage ... Heroes ... The great Gretsky, Orr; Special thanks to Mom and Dad without your help it would have been impossible ... remember; Good times with bad boy 1,2, eh aeuames armies 75 Lincoln The MANE coc
HERBERT A. CLOUGH JR.
246 Kenoza Ave. Haverhill Ma. Honors Help Club 4;
“Don’t look back”; (Boston); Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all the encouragement.
JOHN F. COHAN
6 Algonguin Ave. Andover
Cross Country F1; Golf V3,V4; Class Rep ae Softball 3,4; Honors Help 3,4; Italian EP ayy aes
“Dennis, Mill Mascaras prevails!!!”
“Break it up” (Foreigner); Mr. Muse’s American Lit; 43 at Thompson club; ’72 Vega; The double date in the Camaro; Playing street hockey in the snow; The green house; Heroes: Clint Eastwood and Jack Nicklaus: Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all their support and love; D.H. and D.H. you're the best ...
MICHAEL RICHARD DARWIN
Chuck 9 Millstone Cr. Andover
Football F1, V4; Baseball JV3,V4; Chess Club 1; Current Events Club 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4
“aU pmehucks. “Revolution (The Beatles) ... Remembers Mr. Muse ... Softball Championships Freshmen Football ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... Thanks for good times L.D., K.R., IMME, (Cdk, IIB, VOR, RUM, eC, IDES. M.P. and T.B.
JOHN COMEAU
8 Richmond Pk. Woburn
Roller Coaster Club 3; Spanish Club 2 Tracks bound, Stu bound ... Mr. Lavitch and his Spanish class ... Hero: Jimi Hendrix ... Thanks to Mom and Dad for making it possible ... See ya ... “What’s up ”
WILLIAM R. COYE
69 Charme Rd. Billerica
Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Class Vice-President 1,2; OMEGA 4-Sports Editor.
Pre-Game parties with Maurice ...; Who was that cougar in the garden?; Songs, Caddilac Ranch, (Springsteen): Old Time Rock And Roll (Seeger); Teachers, Mr. Muse, Chopper, Black eyes; Heroes, Pa, Pat Peterson; Special thanks to Anheuser Busch, and of course, Mom and Dad ... Austin, it’s been real- yea - real Depressing !!!!!!
DAVID G. DAY
Dave
14 Rowe Hill Rd. Stoneham Hockey 3,4; Baseball V3,V4-Co Captain; Dean’s List 4; National Honor Society 4; Current Events 3; OMEGA 4; Softball 3,4; Spanish 3,4; Weightlifting 3,4; Sports Card collectors club 4. “Have another one”, “I’m so confused” Songs; Sympathy For The Devil; Parties, P.M., K.M., A.P., A.D., L.G., Heroes; Clint Eastwood, Burt Reynolds, Carl Yazstremski. Thanks to Mom and Dad, My teachers and counselors, for all of their help. Good luck class of 82 - Don’t stop believing ...
MICHAEL D. DEMARCO
95 Whittier Rd. Medford
Softball 3; “IT don’t understand”; Teacher, Mr. McCarthy, F period zoology; Special thanks to Mom and Dad ...
ROBERT DETATO
16 Western Ave. Wakefield Golf 1; Italian 1,4 Ways and means; Ping Pong 1; Softball 1,2,3; Spanish 1; Weightlifting 4; “No Beef”, Breakdown, “Tass don’t hit that tree”, “Ba Ha’!!, The five year plan; Songs, Turn The Page: Teacher, Mr. Muse; Moment D.F. 12/18/80: Heroes, My father, and Jerry B., Bobby Orr; Special thanks to Dad and Mom for putting u with all the trouble ...; A.M.F. Oh Yea!!
FRANK DURANT
245 Westford St. Chelmsford Soccer JV2; Spring Track JV2, JV3; Skiing JV3, V4; Class Pres. 1,2,3,4; Grentetion Committee 2,3,4; Softball
Remembers: Mr. Gramling, J.L., D.H., B.L. ... Hampton Beach ... Junior Prom = em ... Special thanks to Mom and ad.
PETER DONOHOE
88 Westford St. Chelmsford Skiing F1, JV2, JV3, V4; Explorers 1,2,3,4-Pres.; French Club 4; Russian Club 125354:
LOUIS DIRUPO Lou
14 Redwood Terrace, Wilmington Football F1,JV2,V3,V4 Tri captain; Baseball F1,JV2,V3,V4; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Offices 3,4; French 3,4; Italian 3,4; Orientation gon: 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4 Weightlifting 13,45
“Line Up On The Hill”; “I know how you hate that stuff Haze”; Teacher, K. Ulin Algebra 2; Memories, Triple Sessions Spiking The Dracut Team, Frosh Football; Heroes, Eddie, Mark, Jim (Sports Huddle); Special thanks to Mom and Dad, all my relatives and coaches ... ...
JOSEPH DUSSI Duce
18 Tower Rd. Arlington Football F1; Basketball F1, JV2, JV3; Baseball F1, JV2, V3; Home Rm. Rep.; Softball 3,4; Weightlifting 3. Awesome, Out of The 200 in ’82 ... Head Games ... Remembers: Mr. O’Hara ... Graduation ... Heroes: Gen. MacArthur, Patton ... Special Thanks to Austin Prep. for its Start on Life ... Prep Staff #1.
CHRISTOPHER ELICONE
8 Jenkins Dr. N. Billerica
X-Country JV2, JV3; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; Classics 2,3; Excursion Club 4; Honors Help 4; National Honor Society 4.
“So Tony, how do we get to the cottage?” ... “B.A. Cantone’s” ... “Guido’s Place” ... “Hey C.B. I still don’t know how we got home.” ... “WBCN the only rock n’ roll that matters” ... “Week End” (The Atlantics) ... Doc-Chem I and Advanced Chem ... Thanks to Mom and Dad for all you did to get me through .. Good Times with C.B.,J.C.,D.F.,L.B. ... Fun last for seconds, Loves lasts for days, but you can’t have both. (THE JAM)
ROBERT E. FOLEY JR.
37 Salem St. Wakefield
Soccer 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4
“What ppABE ... weekends “Freebird” (Lynard Skynard) Remembers Mr. Muses American Lit. ... Good times with K.M.,K.E.,S.W.,C.M., J.M.,B.R.,R.B.,M.B.,M.D.,B.F. ... Heroes: The Boston Celtics ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... I’m outta here!
BRIAN FOGARTY
11 Vincent Rd. Lynn
Ping Pong Club 1,2; Softball 4. “Tf you don’t like it, quit.” ... “Pull your socks up.” “Under My Thumb” (The Rolling Stones) Remembers Mr. O’Hara’s Spanish Class Getting out for summer, Junior year ... Heroes: The Boston Bruins, The U.S. Olympic Hockey Team ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for everything .. .Thanks to all my friends at Austin.
DANIEL V. FLANAGAN
78 Pine St. Tewksbury X-Country JV2-Capt. V3; Winter Track JV2,V3; Spring Track JV2,V3,V4; Dean’s List 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Honors Help 3,4; LEGEND 3,4; OMEGA 4-Copy Editor; Softball 2,3,4.
The Lake ... 440’s ... “Yo momma!” ... The Cars and Aerosmith .. 11 miles (6:10 a mile) - 10/8/80... Heroes: Don Foucher. Franz Klammer ... Pablo’s Crew II and The Connection ... Doing STRIPES ... magazine drives ... Girlie Watch .. Good times with J.C.,C.B.,C.E.,D.F.,L.B., and M.C. ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, and Austin faculty It’s never too late to join cross-country.
WILLIAM FOLEY
53 Elizabeth Rd. Billerica Spring Track F1; Art Club 1; Book Club 1; Film Club 3,4; OMEGA 4; Russian Club 1,2,3,4; Language Lab Club 1,2,3,4
“Who did the Russian?” ... ““Hogwash” Remembers Russian 3 with Mr. Hennessey .. Special thanks to Mom and Dad) R-Bi, L.Ki, 2B) AE, ML. AL...
“Many good times but I’m glad it’s over”
RONALD FOTINO
Ron 1117 Main St. Reading Soccer V2-Mgr.; Football JV3; Secretary 1; S.A.C. Delegate 4; Band 2,3,4; Blackfriars 1,2; Excursion Club 3,4; Explorers 1; Honors Help 4; Italian Club 3,4; OMEGA 4; Orientation Com. 1,2,3,4; Russian Club 1,2,3,4; Softball 2,3; Weightlifting 2,3; Sing World Sing 2. Remembers: Mr. Muse, F-Per ... RL Ab PIM LCL Nh BH bid tS) SES) L.D.,S.B. ... Special Thanks to Mom & Dad, and Mr. Enfanto, Mr. Rybicki ... “That’s shallow Pete!” ... “Sure Bob!”
CHRISTOPHER GEORGE 1 Jefferson Ct. Woburn Basketball V4; Classics Club 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 1. “Oh, for sure Georgie!” ... “Doubt it!” ... “OO-RAH” ... “The Song Remains the Same” ... Never forget Zulani’s class up W.H.S.; Cappa tant Heroes: Led Zeppelin ... I would like to thank Mom and Dad for all they’ve done ... See ya! ... Meanwhile back in the jungle ... TSUP!
DONALD FOUCHER
Foosh, Shooshie
190 Berkeley St. Methuen X-Country V2,V3,V4-Capt; Winter Track V2,V3,V4-Capt; Spring Track V2,V3,V4Capt.
“What! The loop again!” ““D.D. Boy are you numb.” (Just Kidding) ... “Hey Murph, how about some quarters!” ... (Styx) “Best of Times” (Our song) ... Father Smith and the Blue Max ... Sept. phone bill ... Beatin’ Farr at the line... Heroes: Ken Wells, Rich Cote ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad, K.W.,M.K., and D.D. ... After 3 years it’s over so soon; it’s been an experience, Good luck everyone.
PETER FROTTEN
Pete
145 Starr Ave. Tewksbury Cross Country JV2; Winter Track F1; Band 2; Russian Club 2.
“AMSKRAY YOUSKRAY” ... “The End” (The Who), Satisfaction, Purple Haze ... ULIN ... Winning the band competition (with the disease) “81 ... Heroes: Dr. Winston O’Boogie, Mr. Mojo Risin, The Voodoo Child ... Special thanks to: Mom and Dad ... Rip this joint; Hit the pavement; Split this gig; Bake this clamboat.
SAMUEL A. GERRIOR JR.
209 Western, Lynn
Spring Track 1,2; Band 1; Blackfriars 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3; Ping Pong 1; Roller Coaster Club 3; Lullaby Of Broadway 1; Sing World Sing 2.
“I’m alive”, “Harley is the best’; Songs, Lunatic Fringe, Whammer Jammer; Classes, Mr. Lallas, Mr. Muse; Heroes, Stephen King, Reality Itself; Thanks to Mom, Larry, Fr. Smith, Mr. Rybicki; Goodbye and good luck ‘82’.
ALFREDO FONDACARO Al 34 Boynton Rd. Medford Cross Country F1,JV2,JV3,V4; Winter Track JV2,V4; Spring Track F1,JV2,V4; Astronomy Club 4; Band 2,3,4-Executive Board Member; Chess club 1,2,3,4; Sports Card Club 4.
“We're out of here” ... “Hey Jude” (Beatles); Mr. Hennessey’s Russian class; Coach Cote hit by truck; last day of Russian ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... Goodbye to R.H_.,B.F.,L.K., EG@K.,J:C:,.D:E. DIE. BaDyAUNe Ac, Weas, M.C.,M.L.,C.W.,S.N.,R.B.,J.L.,C.P., and DRA
KEVIN P. GILL
Gilba
136 Main St., Apt 10 Stoneham Softball 4; Spanish Club 3,4.
“Hey-y-y, what’s up?” ... “Edder, comb your hair!” ... “We Don’t Get Fooled Again” ... Seeing Austin in Boston ... Special thanks to Mom and my friends: PEI ocd Rha epic Cre toh Cel Pal Rte Gel Cad be Goodbye and Good Luck.
DENNIS GLYNN
Maurice
22 Strawberry Hill Rd. Andover Basketball F1,JV2,V3,V4-Co Capt.; Baseball F1,V2,V3,V4; National Honor Society 4; Delegate 4; Home Rm. Rep. 3; Film Club 4; Orientation Com. 4; Softball 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Weightlifting 4. Pre-game Parties W/Quickness, Bunker, Hill Bound, B-Ball, The Sows ... Turn The Page (Seger) ... Remembers: Ph. 8 Review English, Physics W/The Big Guy, Chopper, F-Club ... PG,MM,LD,MT,BC, ... Heroes: Terry Duerod, The Celtics ... Special Thanks to Mom & Dad for everything.
JERRY M. GIULIANO
12 Fawn Ln. Billerica Football JV3,V4-Tri-Captain; Hockey
JV1,JV2; Winter Track V4; Spring Track JV2,V3,V4; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; ac Council Treasurer 4; Honors Help 2; Italian Club 1,2,3,4; Orientation Com. 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. “Don’t gag Buck” ... “Hey Skippy” ... Remembers: Mr. Ulin, Algebra 2; Mr. Adamo, U.S. History ... Spring Track w/ Mr Murph) s-eebere ie R407): Bare. Special Thanks to Mom & Dad, Coaches and Teachers.
JOSEPH J. GLUCKERT JR.
Jumping Joe 6 Oak St. Beverly Farms
“What home work?” “Shut up Ed!” ...
“Life moves fast, don’t miss your ride.”. A.P. History with Mr. Grammling ... Mr. Buckley’s bus - its hard to forget but I’m trying ... Heroes Jim Morrison and the Doors, Kevin Gill, Ike ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad, K.G.,B.F.,S.G.,B.K., T.M.,M.M. ... It’s hard to go, it’s hard to leave, but am so happy to be out of here - Good luck everybody.
SCOTT GOGUEN
“The Goo” 36 Depot St. Westford Band 2; Blackfriars 2; Current Events Club 2,3; French Club 2; Softball 4. “T love the dead” (Alice Cooper) ... Concert of 81 ... Heroes: Alice Cooper, Jack the Ripper, Lucky Luciano, Mark Hunt, Eddie Haskel, Herman Munster ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... Remembers the Channel 9 News and Uncle Gus
PAUL M. GUANCI 23 Audubon Rd. Reading Baseball F1,JV2; Student Council Secretary 4; Home Rm. Rep. 3; Current Events 1,2; French Club 1,2,4; OMEGA 4; Orientation Com. 3,4; Russian Club 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4.
“Can I have another blue book, Mr. Muse?” ... N.Y. with Ron & Capt. Zero! ... Remembers: Mr. Muse, Mr. Nicotra, Mrs. Moulton ... March 20, 1981 at 1:35 pm. A career ended ... Heroes: Eric Fernsten, Steve King, Rick Martel, Bob Backland, Bakla Belly ... Special Thanks to Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Guanci ... 9/19/80-Donna, Physics w/DG; MM, LD,RC,JG,TK,KM,MT,DT. 05 1
“Yeah have another one”, “Don’t be afraid to fail”; Songs, Center Fold; Memorable Class, Mr. Muse; Austin in Boston; Heroes, 1981 L.A. Dodgers, Bobby Orr, Steve Garvey; Thanks for the chauffeuring from Mom and Dad, and the guidance frome Daduaae |!
DAVID HAZEL Haze
568 East St. Tewksbury Football F1, JV2, JV3, V4; Baseball F1; Home Rm. Rep. 2,4; Delegate 3; Band 2; Current Events 3,4; Film Club 4; French Club 2; OMEGA 4; Orientation Com. 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 2,3,4.
“Party at Lou’s?” ... “Conditioning” ... breakdown 24. Go) deep Ger!” .:
“Stone Fingers” ... “Joe Shlabotnick” ...
“Live for five” ... Remembers: Frank & Mr. Stones class ... Ulin ... Hampton Beach ’80 ... Spaghetti Suppers ... Loon ... Good times W/J.G;M.M.;L.D.; F.D.;J.L.;P.G.;B.R.;B.S; Special Thanks to Mom & Dad, & The Coaches.
SCOTT HESELTINE
14 Argyle St. Andover Football F1; Winter Track F1,2; Skiing 2; Current Events Club 1,2,3; Explorers Club 1,2; Film Club 3; Lacrosse Club 3; OMEGA 4-Senior Editor; Orientation Com. 2,3,4; Roller Coaster Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2. SPullesyour headusout 2. Hi sper: Independent Study ... “I kidnapped the Molson” ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad, UJ. & A.L.; A.P.D., We didn’t do 1
JOHN J. HANNAFIN
9 Montclair Cr. Billerica Soccer JV1,JV2,JV3; Golf 4; Skiing V1,2,3,4; Dean’s List 1,2; Delegate 1,2; Vice President 3; Explorers 4; Honors Help 4; Italian Club 4-Secretary; Lacrosse 3,4: OMEGA 4-Underclassmen Ed.; Orientation Com. 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4
L.A. Women ... Remembers: Mr. Stone’s Fresh History, Hampton ’80 ... Heroes: Mr. Mojo Risin ... Special Thanks to my Mother & Father... A.M.F.... D.B., J.P.
PAUL M. HARRIS
Harry
79 West St. Reading Film Club 3,4; Orientation Committee 2; Roller Coaster Club 2; “Rock and Roll Music”, Remember
TIMOTHY KELLEY
56 Sunnyside Ave. Reading X-Country Fl, JV2; Baseball F1,JV2,JV3,V4; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Home Rm. Alt. 1; Chess 1; Classics Club 1,2; The Legend 3,4-News Ed; Orientation Com. 3,4; Softball 2,3,4.
“Above All, Let your Love for one another be constant, for Love covers a multitude of Sins.” (St. Peter) ... Special Thanks to My Grandmother, My Father, My Mother, and mostly the Lord.
RICHARD HUGHES
20 Rumford Pk. Ave. Woburn Cross Country F1; Winter Track F1; Chess Club 1,2,3; Film Club 3,4; Russian Club 1,2,3,4; Backgammon Club 2; Language Lab Club 1,2,3,4
“T’ll definitely have it in tomorrow” ... Remembers Russian III with Mr. Hennessy ... Moscow 1980 ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad, B.F., L.K., M.L., P.H. an A.F. ... GORF 13960.
LAURENCE D. KIMBALL
Hank 4 Wayne Rd. Westford Chess Club 1,2,3; Film Club 3; Language Lab Club 1,2,3,4
“Anybody do the Physics Homework?” .. “Jumping Jack Flash”, “Little T & A”,... “Satisfaction”, (Stones) ... Remembers “C” Period (Especially Fridays) ... Brown reading with Blotter Acid ... Heroes: Mick Jagger, Bill Rodwell, Mike Pallies ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad, R.H., B.F, P.B., P.H., S.G., S.S., A.A.F.F., Spike and Yukon Jack ... If it weren’t for the weekends I wouldn’t have made it.
JOHN R. HUGHES
Huey
31 Fairview Ave. Billerica X-Country JV2,JV3; Winter Track V3,V4; Spring Track JV2,JV4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Current Events Club 3,4; Excursion Club 3,4; OMEGA 4; Irish Club 2.
AO SINAN tee, Nout Accompany Me” (Bob Seger) ... “Kookoo” (Debbie Harry) ... Fr. J’s Comparative Anatomy, “Muse”, Mr. Hoffses ... Special thanks to Ma and Dad for all their help and guidance ... It’s been real! ... I’m out of here!
PHIL KENT
ROBERT H. TEIGHTON JR. ‘0.
33 Hovey St. Lowell Skiing V1,V2,V3,V4; National Honor Society 4; Home Rm. Rep. 2,3,4; Junior Prom Chairman; Italian Club 1,2,3,4Treas.; OMEGA 4-Seniors Editor; Orientation Com. 2,3,4.
Don’t Stop Believin’ ... ’81 Fiat ... Cape ’81 ... Remembers: H-Per. I.S. ... Junior Prom soo. /NPS SSR | oa5 RF,AL,O’Ds,PM,SH, and MJD ... Special Thanks to Mom & Dad for all your love and support ... And thanks to Mr. Miller, Mr. Gramling, Fr. Flynn, & of course, Mrs. Struthers ... Ron, Call me!
BOB KUECHLER
205 Hill St. Tewksbury Spring Track 1,2 JV,4V; Winter Track 1JV,2JV,5V; Softball 3,4; Spanish 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 1,2; Weightlifting Club; Astronomy Club 3,4 Captain; Wordsmith Glube4aee Hero, Jim Morrison; Song, Touch Me, Burnin For You; Nancy Forever; Goodbye to T.B., T.M., J.G., S.G., M.P., M.O., E.O., P.H.,; Thanks to Mom and Dad, I'll love you always ...
JEFFREY C. KOVITCH Swain Court Wilmington X-Country F1, V2; Spring Track F1; Excursion Club 4; Explorers Club 4 - Vice President; Film Club 4; Russian Club 1,2. “Rimlapper” ... “Smell Ya!” ... “Search and Destroy” (Iggy and the Stooges) ... Remembers Mr. Murphy’s Soc./Pys. Class in 201 ... 4/21/80 -Suffering through the Boston Marathon ... Heroes: Jim Caroll, Mr. Dream Whip, Iggy Pop ... Special thanks to Mary ... The Torture Never Stops.
MICHAEL LINEHAN
57 Edgemont Ave. Reading Cross Country F1, JV2; penne Track V2; Film 3; The Legend 2,3; OMEGA 4; Orientation Comm 2,3,4; Irish Club 2; Russian 1,2,3,4; “Ts this really happening??”; Never once late; Algebra 2 with Me Ulin; Russian with Mr. Hennessey; Thanks to Mom And Dad; Too bad about B.F.,M.C.,F.R.; Four years ... gone, Jennifer and I, Thanks AUStInG c=. ”
LAURENCE W. LISTER JR. Larry
357 Boston Rd. Billerica Football JV3; Legend 1,2,3,4, OMEGA 4; Chess Club 1,2,3; Honors Help Club 4; Excursion Club 4; Film Club 3,4; Weightlifting Club 3,4; Bowling Club 1; Debate Club 3; Lacrosse Club 3; Softball 2; Ping Pong Club 1
‘Another Brick in the Wall” Remembers Latin I beatings, Junior Prom ... Heroes: J.R., M.O., M.O., S.P. and J.M. ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... “Happiness is a warm gun”... Bill... “Super Freak”
ANTHONY LOVUOLO
Tony 36 Randall Rd. Readin X-Country F1; Film Club 3,4; Italian Club 3,4; OMEGA 4; Russian Club 1,2. The Breaks ... Remembers: Mr. Kelly’s Mass. Survival, L.A.II ... Never Forget: R.W.,D.S.,R.L. (Cape ’81), R.F. Special Thanks to Mom & Dad for everything Memorable moments at Shadow Lake ... In Town, R.B. & St 4.
STEVE LUCEY
Luce
139 Pine Ridge Rd. Readin Blackfriars 2,3; Film Club 2; OMEGA 4; “RVOPAUD esc Comes atimes. 4... wougar Magnolia” (Grateful Dead) ... “In the End” (Rush) ... “White Rabbit” (Jefferson Airplane) ... Remembers Am. Lit. with Mr. Muse ... Mr. B’s poem on the back parking lot door ... Heroes: Jim ... Special thanks to M. & D. .. “Remember what the door mouse said ...”
Remembers Mr. Ulin’s Algebra II ... Being a Sow ... Special thanks to my Mother and my Father.
JOHN J. LYNCH JR.
Jay
151 Westview Rd. Lowell
Football F1,JV2,V3,V4; Spring Track F1; Softball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 2,3,4 ...
Stop your moaning, move!!; Let’s take a walk ... Hampton Beach 79, Spaghetti Dinner; ’71 Chevy Malibu; Heroes: Dmitri Boyette ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad I could never have made it without you ... F.T.S. Good times with Sandy ...
THOMAS MACKEY Mack, Tom 4 Brook St. Tewksbury Football 4; Spring Track F1; Dean’s List 1,2; Film Club 3; Roller Coaster Club 3; Softball 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. “Harry don’t mind.” ... “Fight the good fight” (Triumph) ... Austin in Boston... Heroes: The Who, The Red Sox Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... See you later J.G.,S.G.,M.P.,K.G.,B.F.,P.H., E.D.
JOHN A. MALLET
43 Dewey St. Tewksbury Classics Club 4; Honors Help Club 4; OMEGA 4; Ski Club, 3,4 - Vice President; Sailing Club 4 - President “Trust me Blottman”; We Don’t Get Fooled Again; Remembers Spanish II with Mr. O’hara, high school with F.C., P.B., and P.H.; Heroes, Paul, “Maud”, “Did”, Steve Horlink, and Legolas; Special thanks to Dad and Sue; Yes Jim I have the homework ... Remember the Triple Backstab.
KEVIN McKENNA 117 Tenth St. Tewksbury Softball 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3. “Juke box hero” (Foreigner) ... Doc Boscetto and Mr. Muse ... Heroes: Vito, Warren ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for their patience and understanding.
MICHAEL McQUAID “McSkip”
14 Foley Drive, North Reading Football F1,V2,3 - Co-Captain,V4; Basketball F1 - Co-Captain,JV2,V4; Baseball F1,JV2,V3,V4; Student Council Vice President 3,4; Italian Club 4; Orientation so 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 2,0,4.
“Take a little walk” ... “Line up on the hill” ... “Stop your moanin” ... “Racing in the streets” (Bruce Springsteen) ... Triple sessions Monday afternoon football ... Heroes: Dmitri Boyette, Lee Roy Selmon ... Special thanks to Mom, Dad, & to Spunky the Wonder Cat and Coaches.
RICHARD MORIARTY ich
11 Overlook Rd. Wakefield Ping Pong Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Favorite Expression, Young Bowen, Hey Kev; Teacher Mr. Lallas, Mr. Rybicki; Moment, Not getting my license; Good times with T.R., F.R., M.P., R.B., L.B.: Good luck and lots of parties and fun to you; Special thanks to Mom and Dad and friends for pulling me through ... !!
KEVIN R. MEEK Meeka
12 James St. Burlington X-Country F1; Hockey JV1,V2,V3,V4; Baseball F1,JV2,V3,V4; Current Events 2; Film Club 4; Italian Club 4; Orientation Com. 2,3; Ping Pong 1; Softball 2,3,4. “Dm there” ... “What a Chevette, uh Migs” ... “Meek and the Humble” ... Turn The Page .. Stairway To Heaven _.. Remembers: Mr. Muse’s Amer. Lit. class, Boston Garden ’81 ... Heroes: Tretiak & Dryden ... Special Thanks to Mom & Dad for their patience and understanding.
JAMES MIGLIOZZI Migs
20 Lancaster Dr. Tewksbury Football F1; Skiing 2,3,4; Italian D3 4 Vice Pres.
“Ym History” ... Hash, Meeka, Cocaine, Lucan ... “E-Gads Father!” .. .’77 Monte _.. Turn it up ... Juke Box Hero ... Headin’ out to the highway Remembers: Mr. Muse ... Cottage at Hampton .. Meeka’s Chevette ittin’ the slopes w/Ron & Phil ... Special Thanks to Mom & Dad for all their support ... “Chris, Can you see my dust?”
KEVIN MOONEY Moonman, Skippy 14 James Rd. Reading Football F1; Basketball F1 - Co-Captain, JV2; Baseball F1,JV2; Golf V3,V4; Home Rm. Rep. 2; Film Club 3; Roller Coaster Club 2; Softball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting UW Ppayes
“Tf he can’t run, get him OUtl “Moderator nut doack" ... “uittle pink wanna marry you’ (Springsteen) Remembers: K. Ulin & Algebra II “Mooney out, DiRupo in” ... “Bagging” __.ES.S.J ... Special Thanks to Mom & Dad.
JOHN D. O’DONNELL JR. Glum, Hack
4 Bigham Rd. No. Reading Football F1,JV2,V3; Basketball F1 - Mgr.; Softball 1,2,3,4. Against the Wind ... Saturday Night Special ... Remembers: Mr. Muse, Amer. Lit ... Montreal ... Austin In Boston ... Bus Ride ... Special Thanks to Dad & Mom for all their patience and understanding ... Heroes: Dad & Kevin
Remembers: Mr. Moose, Fr. Lipp ... Track, Soph class party, Deep Sea Fishing *81... Heroes: K. Ulin... Special Thanks to Mom & Dad, Mr. Gramling, Mr. Miller ... Best Friends: FD,DH,TB,RL,SH,SP & many others ... Best 4 yrs ... Onwards & Upwards.
R. PETER MORRIS
21 Carter St. Tewksbury Fooball JV2; Dean’s list 1; Home Rm. Alt. 1; Home Rm. Rep. 4; Current Events 1,2; Explorers 1,2; OMEGA 4 - Editor-in-chief; Orientation Com. 4; Russian Club 1,2,3,4; Softball 1; Dungeons and Dragons 2,3; Remembers: Mr. Muse, Russia, “Test Today?”, Turbocharge Toyota, APD w/ B.L.,S.H.; Thanks Mom Dad; Never forget K.J.,R.F.,S.A.,1.B.,B.L.,S.H.; Pet theories; Balinor is me; “They’re just meanies!”;1. Reality is only perception; Good luck ...
CHRISTOPHERT. NORRIS
Nori
1 Charles St. No. Reading X-Country 1; Soccer JV2; Spring Track JV2; Winter Track JV2; Explorers Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Lacrosse 3,4; Athletic Trainer 1,2,3,4
“George you’re the meanist!” ... The Doors ... P.S.S.C. Physics with the Big Guy... F Club... Independent Study... Special Thanks to Mr. John McCarthy, Fr. Johnson ... U.N.H. Wildcats, 73 Monte Carloes live on.
ANDREW J. O’DONNELL And. 17 Kensington Dr. Billerica X-Country F1; Soccer JV1,JV2,V_Co-Capt.; Winter Track F1,V2,V3; Spring Track F1,V2,V3; Skiing F1,JV2; Home Rm. Rep. 1,3,4; Secretary 2; Explorers 1,2,3; Honors Help 2,4; Orientation Com. 2,3,4 - Chairman; Softball 2,3,4; “... Concord”... “It wasn’t me, it was David”... Juke Box Hero. Remembers: “AP SHOCKS BILLERICA”, Class Trip 280 Rea Se MeJne Keb G:Se Bion DIon “Woody” Special Thanks to Fr. Johnson & Mr. Gramling For All their Help ... Thanks Mom & Dad for all your help, I Love You.
P. SCOTT PAROLIN
16 Whiting St., Billerica Cross Country 1; Basketball 1; Art Club 1; Current Events Club 1,2,3,4; Explorers 1; Film Club 3,4; Honors Help Club 4; Italian Club 1; Lacrosse Club 3,4; OMEGA 4; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Softball
“Hampton Beach 80.” ... special thanks to Mom and Dad for everything ... “I didn’t kill the plant.” ... Please Mr. Enright can I please take Italian 4.
ROBERT J. PERRAS JR.
Bob Main St. Dunstable Soccer V2; Tennis V2,V3,V4; Dean’s List 4. “Hey George, You guys win?” ... ’72 Camaro ... Journey, Rush ... Hampton ’°81 with Kelly ... Never forget KePSEEPE Die debaGos 42) sbnanks) Mr: Runge, M.M. ... Special Thanks to Mom & Dad for all you have done for me...
STEVEN R. PATTI
245 Fox Hill Rd. Burlington Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; LEGEND 1,2,3 - Features Editor, 4 - Editor-in-Chief; Russian Club 2,3,4 - vice pres.; Softball 2,3,4; Slavic Honor Society 3,4.
“It’s in the other notebook.” ... “Neighbours” “Live With Me” ... “Brown Sugar’ (The Rolling Stones) Remembers early Latin classes with Skid Row, Sahara, Dirty Larry, et al ... Fun City in Nov. ’80... Heroes: The Glimmer Twins ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad, Mr. H., Fr. F., Mrs. S., and all the x a “Favorite town North Conway,
MICHAEL M. OTERO 78 Charme Rd. Tewksbury Bowling Club 1; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Film Club 3,4; Excursion Club 4; Italian Club 1,2; OMEGA 4; Ping Pong Club 1; Softball PRR
“Bad things could happen” .. Superfreak ... Remembers Latin I with Mr. Stone... B:S.d-R. BE bee Meee pecial thanks to Ma and Dad.
MICHAEL OWENS
“Mike”, “Bible-Toting Idiot” 48 Lindor Rd. North Readin Dean’s List 1,2,3; Band 2,4; Blackfriars 2,3,4; Chess Club 1; Classics Club 1,2; Film Club 3; French Club 1,2,3; Intramural Tennis 1; Italian Club 2,3; Legend 1,2,3,4; OMEGA 2,3; Ping Pong Club 1; Softball 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3
Mr. Butler “Bye” ... “Stop the world, I wanna get off”... “Us and Them” (Pink Floyd) ... “Siberian Suite” ... Jones’ surrogate beating ... “Is your friend a retard?” ... Heroes: Rachmaninoff; Bach; Emerson; Wakeman; Waters; Grendel; Holden Caulfield ... Special Thanks to Mom and Dad ... Bye
EDMUND “Bd”O’ROURKE
21 Wilson Rd., Concord, Ma. 01742 Band 2,3; Chess 1,2; Softball 2,3,4; Aquarium Club 1,2,3. Have a good one! ... “Giliber’s Travels” theme ... American Lit ... Bob Kuechler at lunch ... Fr. Turnbull & Fr. Lipp ... Special thanks to my parents, Brendan Harte, Tom Mackey ... Have a good one!
GERALD A. PETROSILLO Petro
29 Fredrickson Rd. Billerica Soccer JV1,JV2,JV3,V4 - Co-Captain; Spring Track F1; Homeroom Rep. 3; Explorers Club 4; Italian Club 1,2,3,4President; The Legend 2,3,4,; OMEGA 4; Orientation Com. 2,3,4; Photography Club 3; Softball 2,3,4,; Weightlifting Elub 3,4. “Hey Woody, you finally won a game.” ... “Little T&A’ (The Stones) Remembers Fr. J’s BB tests ... Class Trip 80 - Hampton ... Italy, “79” ... Heroes: Dino Zoff ... Jimmy with D.B. & J.H.... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for everything.
JOHN PRICE Pricey, (Limey).
12 Hattie Lane, Billerica Soccer V3,V4-Co-Captain; Golf V3,V4; Bowling Club 3; Chess Club 3; French Club 4; OMEGA 4; Softball 3,4. “A P. shocks Billerica” ... Chemistry 3 with Mr. McDonough Austin 1 Billerica O (Varsity Soccer) ... Special Thanks to Mom and Dad for all their help.
MARK PICA Pica, Juan 27 Eustis Ave. Wakefield Explorers 2; Bowling 2; Film Club 4; Roller Coaster Club 4; Softball 4.
“To it up.” ... “Colonel Foster’ ..“Armando” ... “The Mad Pek” ... “Stud” ... B.O.C. Rush... Red Ryder... Zepplin ... Moose - American Ieee US _..P.A.... derry’s Kids... W. Shields... Heroes: H.C.,J.H.,J.P.; Special thanks to Mom and Dad and Sally for putting me here’... “At last’... ‘Uncle Louie. -. “Mexaco” ... Fieldstone ... “69 Valiant” ... Friendly’s.
MICHAEL V. PYTLINSKI
Reverend Jim
59 Berkely Ave. Lowell Tennis 2,3,4; Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1; Classics Club 2; Current Events Club 2,3,4; Legend 4; OMEGA 4 - Faculty Editor; Ping Pong Club 1; Softball 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2. Yes, Keith, “What a_bawlclub.” Remember Mr. Stone’s Latin aE “Renegade” (Styx) the Kool Aid Konnection ... Good Luck _ to K.R.,R.B.,J.A.,M.D.,J.A.,J-R. ... Special thanks to Mom for making it all possible.
KEITH E. RAUSEO Tex 10 Lloyd Rd. Tewksbur Dean’s List 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Current Events Club_ 2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Honors Help Club 4; OMEGA 4; Ping Pong 1; Softball 2,3,4. “What a bawl club!” ... Anything country and “Suicide Is Painless” ... Adv. Chem with Doc, Hist. with D.K.G. ... Heroes: the greatest ever, past and future, Bobby Orr, and my boys, Middleton & Lynn ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for picking up the tab and for just being there _.. Good luck to M.D.,M.P.,R.B.,J.A., an all of the Kool-Aid Konnection.
JAMES G. REGAN
Jim 16 Patricia Dr. Tewksbur Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Classics Club DS Current Events Club 2,3; Honors Help Club 4; The Legend 2,3; OMEGA; Orientation Com. 3,4; “Thank you sir, may I have another’’??; “My generation”; (The Who) Remembers Latin I; Teachers, Mr. Muse’s American Lit.; Lowenbrau dark; Heroes, Clint Eastwood, Holden Caulfield; Good times with, B.H.,L.L.,M.O.,J.M., K.G.,M.P., M.O.,T.R.,J.L.; Special thanks to my mother and father and all of my relatives for putting up with me...
FRANCIS RIENZO
“Lucan”
150 High Street Reading Cross Country F1; Winter Track F1; Spring Track JV1,JV2; Art Club 4; Ping longer
“What do you want?! A Medal?” ... Fight ther Goode shiphts salniump hin). Remembers Mr. Muse’s English and Mr. Ulin’s Algebra ... Getting kicked out of Mr. Ulin’s class three times ... Heroes: my Maverick — “Mike, it will blow your Cougar away”... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for making it possible, and to Brenda for making it bearable; to the friends I’ve made who’ve made school almost fun ... goodbye to Austin Prep...
SHAWN M. ROGERS
6 Marie Dr. Andover Bowling Club 2; Current Events Club 3; Explorers Club 2; Softball 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3.
“Don’t Fear the Reaper.” ... “Godzilla” ... Mr. Rybicki’s sugar theory ... Jerry’s Kids and the B.F.K. ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad (whether thought possible or not, I made it.) ... Goodbye Austin.
KARL H. RUPING
59 Center St. Burlington
Soccer JV2; Football F1,JV3,V4; Spring Track F1,JV2; Skiing JV1,JV2,V3; Student Council Sec. - 3, Pres. - 4; Class Sec. - 1; Home Room Rep. - 2; Blackfriars 1,2,3,4; Explorers 1,2; Honors Help 3,4; LEGEND 1,2,3,4; Music American Style 1; Lullaby of Broadway 2; Sing World Sing 3; Stalag 17; Interview.
“Shut your mouth and get in the huddle!” ... Mr. Stone’s Latin class ... “Business” trips to Naz ... Hero: Dad I could never express all my gratitude to my family. IOU a yacht Dad ... Yesterday, Graduation seemed so far away, but ...
WILLIAM J. RITCHIE
Billy
69 Pottor St. Concord Football 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting Club 2,3,4; Irish Club 2.
“What do you mean?” ... “I won’t take it any more.” ... triple sessions ... partying with B.S.,D.H.,L.D.,M.M., ORES. 2) Skit tripsto. oon Vite. Freshman football ... Heroes: Vito, Clint Eastaond ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad.
THOMAS H. RIZZO Riz, Rizzoid 30 Hemlock Rd. Andover Homeroom Rep. 1,3,4; Current Events Club 3,4; Explorers Club 1,2; Honors Help 4: Orientation Com. 4; Softball 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. ...
“Go with the flow.” ... ‘Behind Blue Eyes” (The Who) ... Fr. Smith & Mr. Muse ... Getting my license ... Getting my Dodge ... Heroes: Neal Peart, John Bouchard, John Bonham, Kevin Gill ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad, all my family and my friends ... Good Luck
K.G.,L.B.,S.G.,J.G.,R.M.,FRAN,M.P.,R.B., Guyana Jim., K.R.,B.K., and all the others that made these 4 years bearable.
Summer of ’81; Loon Mt.; Football Live for Five; The Dust Bowl; Parties with the boys ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... Lhad some good times at Austin Prep. and I will never forget them ...
Pretty Boy, Bad Boy, Stack ? #21, Swack, B.H., Austin In Boston ... Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. The triple Alliance lives!!! Stang, The wall at Olympia, The pinto, The killer stairs ...
“IT don’t believe I got caught again!” ... Chris, “The Wildcat” ... The Doors ... Bob Seger ... Remembers: Mr. Muse, Amer. Lit ... Beachtime ’81 ... 1970 TM Bird eo LC Ne Bebe oso Mane: Heroes: My Father, Georgio Chinaglia ... Special Thanks to Ma and Dad for all hele love and support, and also thanks to Mm dis
DAVID SHEDD
Dave
46 Paulson Dr. Burlington Band 2; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Current Events Club 1,2,3,4; Orientation Com. 3; Ping Pong Club 1,2; Softball 4; Spanish Club 2.3; Sports Card Collectors Club 4.
“Wait until next year.” ... B.S. in 205... Chrissy ... K.M., Cheating on the Drivers Ed test ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad and the Math Department .. 4 years goes quicker than you think!
N. DAVID SAMRA
8 Blossom Hill Rd. Winchester Soccer JV1; Dean’s List 1,2,3; Art Club 1,2; Band 2,3; Explorers 1,2; Ping Pong 1; Roller Coaster Club 2,3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 4; Backgammon 2 - Treas. “He'll get over it” ... “Super Freak” ... Remembers Doc’s Chem. Class ... After work at Fenway ... Hero: Punk Al ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad for putting me through ... That’s 26; good riddance to hicks ... S4,N.E., and F.P. parties were great Wis Atlas Giuseppe; M.H.2; WXKS.
MICHAEL TASSINARI Tass
51 Outlook Rd. Wakefield Golf V1,V2,V3,V4; Explorers 1; Intrm. Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Weightlifting 2.
“What’s up?” ... “Much later”... Lynard Skynyrd ... Sweet Home Alabama... Mr. Descoteaux, Mr. Nicotra, Mr. McCarthy’s classes ... The Sows will prevail (D.G., M.M., K.M., J.M., S.S., P.G.) ... Heroes: Woody, The Bounty Hunter, Mr. Murphy ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... That will be all.
BRIAN G. STEVENS
1 Charme Rd. Tewksbury Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Current Events Club 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4.
“Better dead than Red.” ... Mr. MusesAmerican Literature ... Heroes: Ed Wheaton, Ivan the Terrible, John Mallett and Mr. Descoteaux ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad ... I didn’t think I’d make it.
CRAIG S. TATTAN Tat 11 Scott Dr. Peabody Soccer JV1,JV2 - Co-Capt., V3; Hockey F1, JV2; Softball 3,4; Spanish 1,2,3,4-Pres. “Shafted, °80-1 Beethoven’s 5 Symphony (Sure) ... Cadillac Ranch ... Remembers: The Moose (Mr. Muse) ... Graduation ... Heroes: Dryden, Gilles Gilbert ... Special Thanks to Mom & Dad ... It’s Been Real.
JOSEPH J. SZYMANSKI
8 Martens Street. Wilmington Honors Help Club 3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Sports Card Collector’s Club 4. “Pd rather be Polish than German”... Remembers American Literature with Mr. Muse ... Heroes: Ivan Putski, Mosi dewpe ... Special thanks to Mom and Da
ALAN SWANSON JR. Hungryman
7 School St. Tewksbury X-Country JV2; Skiing V2,3,4; Excursion Club 4; Honors Help Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Ski Club 3,4 - President Censored ... “Freebird” ... “R.H.P.S.” _.. Remembers Mr. Nicotra’s Advanced Math Topics Passing Adv. Math Topics ... Heroes: Stan., Riff-Raff, Franky .. Special thanks to Woody, G.P., MP) ES) SHOE. ... Bye! Finally!
LAWRENCE STANTON
“Lar”, “Bad Boy” 6 Barbara Circle, Burlington Hockey JV1,JV2,V3,V4; Softball 1,2,3,4. “Let’s roar, Bad Boy. You gotta can opener?” ... “Hand of Doom”; “Rush”; “Zep” “Stones; “James” ... Remembers Mr. Descoteaux and Mr. Murphy ... Al’s bondage ... Gardens ... L- BS GiGs B.T.,S.S.,M.T.,B.V.,J.M.,G.S. ... Cape... Stang Crunch ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad... Pretty Boy... Triple Alliance Lives ... Pinto Madness Lives Inhuman pigs, get big moss.
JOHN WHITMAN J.J.
120 Drake Rd. Burlington Art Club 4; Book Club 3; Current Events Club 1,2,3; Film Club 3,4; Intrm. Tennis 3: Italian Club 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 2; Ping Pong 1; Softball 1,2. “Wetstamote vet cared away, -.Remembers Mr. Muses H. Period American Lit. ... Orientation day Freshman year ... Special thanks to my parents for their love, time and effort. ... Good bye to all of my friends.
THEODORE E. THOMAS III
Mott, Stud, Ozzy 9 Ellen Rd. Stoneham Mass. Band 2 - Manager; Blackfriars 2,3,4 - Set Carpenter; Explorers 2,3; Orientation Com. 3,4; Weightlifting Club 2 Kill Bud Man” ... “Give me a dollar” “W.T.F.” ... ‘Been down so long” The Doors Remembers Mr. Stone “bearing” with me ... Soph. M-80’s, Junior Cars ... Heroes; James Douglas Morrison, W. Shields ... Special thanks to C.C., V.T., WR ICL Idd, Mio grol IDEGL 255 F.H.1.T.A., “Buzzy!!!” The Lizard King Lives!!
THOMAS WHEATON
4 Morningside Cir. Woburn
Dean’s List 3,4; Blackfriars 3,4; Classics 4 - President; Honors Help Club 3,4; Photography 2; Ski Club 3,4 “lat austin have his swink to him reserved” -Chaucer ... “O Maria, Deu Maire” ... Mr. Stone- Latin??? Special thanks to everyone ... Teachers are reminded of the staggered dismissal schedule; Thank you.
WILLIAM THOMPSON
74 Marshall St. Billerica Football F1, JV2; Softball 1,2,3,4; “Latin in July”... “Turn the Page” ... “Preebird” ... Remembers Father Johnson and Mr. Murphy’s Psychology class ... Special thanks to Ma and Dad
DOUGLAS J. TOROSIAN
426 Chadwick Rd. Bradford Cross Country 1; Spring Track 1; Golf 1; Blackfriars 3,4; Chess Club 1,2; Softball1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3 “Yo Momma!” ... “Toga!” ... “Goodbye all friend” (Ossie) ... Remembers Latin 1 with Mr. Stone... Freshmen Spanish trip to Spain ... Special thanks to Mom and Dad, It’s been a long 4 years ... “I’m out of here!!!”
DOUGLAS E. THOMPSON
6 Bridle Path Rd. Andover X-Country F1; Treasurer 1; Blackfriars 1,2,3,4; Chess 1; Classics Club 3; OMEGA 4 - Photography Editor; Softball 2,3,4; Sing World Sing 2 - Stage Manager. Anda Te ILM? oo SMOG 13 WUE? coc “Your young, You'll Get Over It”... Rock N’ Roll Never Forgives (Seger).
MICHAEL R. DARWIN
June 10, 1964 - Feb. 13, 1982
SCOTT J. HESELTINE
Dec. 2, 1963 - Feb. 16, 1982
If a tiny baby could think, it would be afraid of birth. To leave the only world it has known would seem a kind of death. But immediately after birth the child would find itself in loving arms, showered with affection and cared for at every moment. Surely the baby would say, “I was foolish to doubt God’s Plan for me. This is a beautiful life.”
For the Christian, passing through death is really a birth into a new and better world. Those who are left behind should not grieve as if there were no hope. Life is changed, not taken away. Our dear ones live on, in a world beautiful beyond anything we can imagine. With Jesus and Mary they await the day when they will welcome us with joy.
“Do not grieve too much,” they say to us. “We are living and are still with you.”
