Manchester High School - Anchor Yearbook (Manchester, MA)

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Eddie Hunt: we have no account of the Count. Laurie Ina has become the new Rula Lenska. Mary Jodice is the first concert pianist to head the surgeon’s staff at Mass. General. Beth Johnson and Lisa Thursby are still Boom-Boo buddies. Katie Klebart . . . Oh! K-K-K-Katie . . . you’re the only girl that’s never said a word. Fitz Lufkin is the 1 Manchester Athletic supporter. Rico MacPherson has been promoted to the head water boy for the Celtics. Susan Madden owns a chain of McMaddens’. Leigh Magoon, Missy Maher, and Debbie O’Brien are now starring in their own series entitled “Chuckie’ Devils.” Gjyl Mustafa couldn’t stay long — she had 15 other reunions to attend. Steven Maio advertises for Heilman’s. Julie Manos is an abstract artist. Dave McCollum just had a “Big Mac Attack,” but will be right back . Doug McKinney owns a chain of Dougwa’s Whoppas. Alison Millikan has finally overcome procrastination. Amy Neal is taking us all for a Nick’s run in her brand new jeep. Betsy Nickless survived college, got married, and had kids, but not necessarily in that order. Gary Osborne is in the land of Oz. George Parkhurst now heads his own talk show, but where are the guests? Jeff Parsons is famous for his hybrid cross of turnips and parsley. Bret Pasek hulkified himself to death. Robbie Pepper is teaching a course on “How to be a Pepper.” Chris Plante has become the Unknown Comic. Tommy Platt raises platypuses. Christine Pszenny is still in Eddie’s field. Chris Rawlings lost his overcoat. Richard Renehan is hosting this reunion at the White House. John Richardson owns J. Rigga Oil, Inc. Allen Riemersma is now the Galloping Gourmet. Adrienne Rodier’s still clowning around. Bruce Rollins is best known for his role in the play, The Invisible Man. Caitlin Rumpf is still after L.B.’s nose. Pierre Rumpf is still handing out senior pictures to all the girls. Daren Salter is flying in from the Virgin Islands. Gretchen Salvesen isn’t here; she’s still in the tub. David Saulnier is starring in the ninth sequel of Star Wars. Jeff Schanley finally got a date with Mrs. Crosby. Todd Schermerhorn is still looking for guard rails in Brown’s parking lot. Marie Seekell was just wheeled in from Happydale where she is recuperating from her nervous breakdown. Chris Slater opened a Winabago shop. Coleen Smith — Pearson never, received an invitation because her name didn’t fit on the envelope. Jen Smith is now the manager of a Punk Rock Disco. Lisa Smith still has a dear attachment to the girls’ room. Maura Smith and AMK are still hiding from Mr. Carrow. Tina Smith dyed her hair black, finally admitting to herself that blondes don’t have more fun. Statia Soboleski is in the Guiness Book of World Records for running for the most offices. Craig Sullivan just won his tennis match against Bjorn Borg. Heather Turner is now starring in General Hospital. Laura . . . Wendt with Alex . . . Ware?

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THE TENTH REUNION Dee Agnello isn’t here tonight; she couldn’t break her date with Jay at White Beach. Karen Ambrose was eaten by her iguana. Leslie Andrews is now the first woman player for the NHL. Mike Bachman, Dave Tibbets and Chris Slater are going to be late; they finally tipped over backwards into the harbor. Cindy Ball has become the first woman superintendent of M.H.S. Gary Bates is still teeing off. Billy Bell is the president of Coach’s Roadmaps, Inc. Emma Borchersen arrived face-to-face with her husband; evidently their braces have locked. Barry Brooks was recently fired from his job at Jellystone Park for stealing pic-a-nic baskets. Jimmy Brown has made the final land purchase and is now the sole owner of Brownchester. Lynne Burgess and B.G.B. are happily married and living in the suburbs with their 2.4 kids, station wagon and dog. Shawn Burke is now a professional model. Ellen Canty just won the Kentucky Derby. Sarah Carson still moves with the seasons. John Ceurvels will be here when he finds his way out of the Frozen Foods Dept. Mike Chapman will be here as soon as he picks up his computer date. David Clough has set up his very own used car lot: Clough’s Used Clunkers. William Coburn recently received the “Super Salesman of the Year” award. Maureen Coen could not attend tonight; she couldn’t find a babysitter for her 18 kids. Mike Dalton has finally shown everyone just how intelligent he really is. Mike D’Angelo and Dave Newman are still committed to “natural acts.” Cathy Dawson is now the owner of Woodman’s. Beth Doucette drove the jeep from Ari “zona” just to be here with us. Peter Doucette is still looking for tunas with good taste ... or is it tunas that taste good? Laura Dunn still doesn’t get it. Beth Dwyer is the new emcee for The Muppet Show. Lars Franck — now we know — and he’s not a technician. Becky Franklin and Jerilyn Kershaw are still playing bumpsies. Randy Fritz has become the president of IBM. Dianna Gannett is still dodging Mac trucks with her eyes closed. Donna Gannett is no longer taking rides with her sister. Jim Gillis opened a bar he proudly named “Cuppies”. Mark Gilmore is the chairman of the Board of Selectmen of Brownchester. Brenda and Brian Gove . . . are they really related, or do they just look that way?! Elaine Griggs and Jodi Burbank arrived TOGETHER; as of last week, they were surgically joined at the hip. Scott Gruppe now drums for Caldera. John Hannah is a professional nomad. Margaret Hardwick came in smiling, as usual. Dana Harlow is hosting this reunion as the owner of the Hyatt-Regency. Liz Hatch mixed up her dates and couldn’t make it.

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SUPERLATIVES Class Genius: Mike Chapman and Karen Ambrose Class Jock: Fitz Lufkin and Maura Smith Class Clown: Adrienne Rodier and George Parkhurst Most Musical: Scott Gruppe and Mary Jodice Class Flirt: Jeff Schanley and Amy Neal Most Talkative: Laura Wendt and Gary Bates 20