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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29, 30. 31. CLASS WILL Jim Adams leaves all the dumb work. Christopher A'Heam leaves his bug and the Spanish teacher to Peter DeFoe. Jennifer Alcarez leaves the pencils stuck in the ceiling. Mark Alexander leaves the Deek. Keith Allen leaves the seventh grade. Carolyn Altshuler leaves Mr. Dickie's singing Qno offense J. Joyce Andrews leaves blackboards and the leaky roof. Jay Antonangeli leaves the stickers on his math books to Miss Lane. John Arena leaves his drumsticks and his autograph. John Armknecht leaves Mr. Campbell. Alison Ashley leaves her personality so you can have another ALISON. Kevin Ayer leaves nothing. Kathy Bailey leaves Mr. Campbell's Good Heavenly Days . Charlie Baker leaves his locker. David Barstow leaves House V, the middle school, and the child abusers Qteachersj. Liza Bartlett leaves all the teachers. Mike Bartlett leaves the food. Kristin Batten leaves her hair to Mr. Gardner. John Baumann leaves bumping into walls, not F.F.M. David Bell leaves the immigration report. John Bellantoni leaves all the papers he did, so someone can copy them. John Bensley leaves all his teachers. Beth Bero leaves behind all the crazed teachers. Euie Bertocchi leaves his immigration report. Dana Blackington leaves behind his work and a record. Clare Blancke leaves everything. Donna Bloom leaves teachers. Jacqueline Boivin leaves our big words to Mr. Flight. Rebecca Borrow leaves social studies and everything. Michael Boudrot is taking it all with hirn. Scott Boyd leaves leaky roofs, strict teachers, homework, and broken lockers. Lou Bozzi leaves all his notes and grades. 32, 33. Scott Breitenwischer leaves nothing. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58 59 60. 61 62 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72 73 74 75. 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. Tracy Brooks leaves the seventh grade. David Bross leaves leaky roofs, Mr. Dickie's whistles and Mr. Campbell's lectures. Susan Brownell leaves a green sweatjacket. Donna Bruso leaves behind her laugh and grades. Rebecca Bryant leaves her braces, the freezing school and drips. Matthew Burke leaves Mrs. Schafer and all books. Kathleen Burns leaves Homogeneous Day and no heat in science. Ellen Caldwell leaves nothing. Jack Carrigan leaves a bomb. Laurene Caruso leaves Tom VanCamp. Lynne Casey leaves a tree in front of the school. Veronica Cavazos leaves her teachers. Jessie Cavic leaves her assigned seat in gym. Brett Chapman leaves, Oh, no, we have foreign language. Chet Cheek leaves leaky roofs. Marshall Chin leaves Student Council announcements, and his lst Katherine Clarke leaves Mrs. Holland for sewing. Sarah Cleary leaves Ninth 'Year Mathematics. Charles Clemente leaves all his records. Joe Colbert leaves the blsflfelolf school. Sarah Compton leaves her big words to Mr. Flight. Charlie Cooper--leaves his notebook, Mr. Flight, Mr. Jones, Mr Kim Coughlin leaves nothing. Sander Craig leaves Edmund O'Rourke. Rgbert Crooke leaves MT. DiClCie'S whistle and the falling 111168. Richard Crosby leaves paper football dated Dec. 2, 1975, and his brother. Bill Cullinane leaves Mr. Weeks and his window in the shower. Tim Curran-- I leave behind nothing, I'm taking it all with me. Grace Curro leaves Mr. Jones, Mr. Flight, and Mrs. Blackburn. Patricia Curtin-- I will my Htmgarian notes to the next poor soul. Susan Cutler leaves Social Studies. Jennifer Fallon leaves behind her locker. Randy Fach leaves his hidden footballs, his spilled milk, his classes and his bad reputation. Stephanie Ferris leaves behind every half day on Tuesdays. Kai Figwer leaves Mike Shanley. Andy First leaves a six of Miller, and discipline cards for Mr. McMullen. Kathy Flynn leaves the teachers. Mary Flynn leaves behind her math book. Joanna Ford leaves science, immigration reports, and Mr. Campbell's navy stories. Susan Foster leaves behind watery, smelly carpets and broken lockers. Todd Foster leaves Mrs. Kerr, our substitute, to a psychiatric ward in the state hospital in Waltham, along with all his slaps in the face to Dave Stubblebine. I leave the Deke the windows in the shower. Heather Fraser leaves to Priscilla Lang her earring collection. To Stefanie Ferris, all the liver I ever ate because it tastes like an old shoe. And the Mary Keefe, my stuffed animal collection. P. S. Clare, I might consider leav ing you my hamster if you stop calling me Healthy-Lou. Debra Frederick leaves her good reputation to any fool who wants it. Karen Frost leaves behind her art box! TROUBLE! Catherine Furshpan-- I'm not gonna be here--what's the point? Gilbert Gailius leaves Mr. Campbell's sayings: At any rate , and Very quickly . Jayanne Gammon-- 'I would like to leave the immigration reports to the 7th grade. Elizabeth Garrels leaves Lunches, Mrs. Blackburn, and slimy French fries. Charles Gildehaus leaves his immigration report. Craig Giurleo leaves getting into trouble. Thomas Goodwin leaves all his 10's and 20's on spelling tests. Debbie Gordon-- I leave my locker to the city dump. Scott Goslovich leaves his nickname QGooseJ to anyone who looks like him. Bob Granahan leaves Mr. Jones' voice, not F.F.M. David Greaves-- I leave happily and quickly. Eric Gray-- I leave to all the saps that come to this school my problems. Rob Greetham-- I leave behind shortness. Charles Haldeman leaves the science wing. Harold Hale leaves Mr. Leone and his homeroom to the birds. David Hall leaves his messy locker to Tim Henry. Bob Hallahan leaves the greasy food to the seventh graders. Colleen Halloran leaves Mr. Jones. Ted Hanselman leaves the ddwalk. Erik Harder leaves all the French books, water-logged carpet and the broken chairs. Steve Harrington leaves his Frank O'Neil imitations to next year's eighth grade. Julie Haynes leaves the teachers, French, and the lunch ladies. Daphne Hays leaves Mr. Jones' voice. Cathy Helyar leaves the writing on the chalk boards. Andrea Hennessy leaves the graffiti space in the girls' room. Timothy Henry leaves the leaky roof. Julie Hicks leaves the immigration reports. Jon Higgins leaves his pens and pencils. Chris Hill leaves the school. Bryan Ho leaves his math book. Mike Holland leaves the school lunches, Mr. Campbell's leaky roof and his reports. Alto Sax chair. s. Blackburn, Miss McNeil.
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SUPERL TIVES SANBORN KING: Tim CLu'ran QUEEN: Esther Volpone lst RUNNER UPS: Mike Boudrot S Mary Hutchinson 2nd RUNNER UPS: Keith Allen S Mary Flynn BEST LOOKING: Mike Boudrot S Gretchen Schmidt BEST PERSONALIT Y: Tom Dolan 8 Alison Ashley BEST DRESSED: Mike Boudrot G Alison Ashley CLASS FLIRT: Jim Raposa S Tricia McNally CLASS CLOWN: Paul Terrio 8 BJ. Pessia CHATTERBOX: Dana Barnes 8 Tricia McNally CUTEST: Jay Antonangeli G Janet Osepchuk BOOKWORM: Steve Melly S Polly Sisson MOST POPULAR: Tim Curren 8 Esther Volpone MOST ATHLETIC: Keith Allen G Chris Taggart NICEST: Tom Dolan 8 Alison Ashley MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Steve Rachman 8 Alison Ashley CLASS OPTOMIST: Rob Greetham 8 Nancy Simm CLASS CRITIC: Rob Greetham S Chris Taggart MALE CHAUVINIST: Scott Nichols MS, OF THE YEAR: Mary Hutchinson ACTOR: Peter Rempelakis ACTRESS: Sue Brownell BEST COUPLE: Charlie Baker S Mary Hutchinson PEABODY Mark diTargian.i Pam Kosinski John Williamson 8 Bev Wilgren Chris A 'hearn S Michele Marquet Mark diTargiani 8 Eileen Davis Bob I-Iallhan G Pam Kosinski Mark diTargian.i G Shelby Shipman Bob Hallahan 8 Karen Frost Euie Bertocchi S Sarah Sullivan Bob Hallahan 8 Nancy Jones john Williamson G Pam Kosinski Charlie I-Ialdeman G Renata Villers Mark diTargiani 8 Sue Laub Joe Delorey 8 Sue Laub Marshall Chin G Sue Laub Marshall Chin 8 Kimer LaMothe John Williamson S Pam Kosinski joe Flynn S Jessie Cavic Tom VanCamp Terry Hollenkamp Euie Bertocchi Sarah Sullivan Chris A'hearn G Terry Hollenkamp
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109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 128. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133 134. 135. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140. 141. 142. 142. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158 159. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 170. 171. 172. 173. 174. 175. 176. 177. 178. 179. 180. 181. 182 183. 184 185 186. 187. 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 Cliff Hopkins leaves the school. Martha Hopkins leaves her science book. Rachel Howe leaves the school. Beth Hughes leaves the food fights and sitting next to Mr. Campbell to the next unlucky person Mary Hutchinson leaves the GOOD student council and a good P:-ess . Mary Jane Inferrera-- I leave my pencils to Jodi LaJoie . John Jenney leaves school food and leaky roof. lben Jensen leaves the leaky roof, Mr. Jones, Mr. DiMare, and Mrs. Blackbum. Christina Johnson leaves her friendship with Esty. Jeffrey Wayne Jones leaves his immigration report. Nancy Jones leaves all the notes she wrote and got caught with. Vicky Kahan leaves social studies. Stephen Kane leaves the immigration report. Jeanrnarie Reilly leaves all her books. Sarah Kellogg leaves cat food. Brian Kelly leaves Mr. Week's talks. Elizabeth Kemp leaves all the teachers in House V. Laura Kenneally leaves a tom up math book. Helen Kennedy leaves nothing. Pam Kosinski leaves behind food fights and Mr. Campbell. Steve Killian leaves Mrs. Winter and Mr. Morgan. Philip Kingman leaves Walter Kondon alone. Paul Kissmeyer leaves Mrs. Winter and Mr. Morgan John ldinck leaves his immigration report. Liz Koch leaves all the teachers. Doug Korell leaves best wishes to next year's students who Ginger Lambert leaves smelly socks. Chris Lanigan leaves behind Mr. Week's talks. Gary Lanchester leaves behind immigration reports. Priscilla Lang leaves behind her braces. Ted Larsen leaves behind Mrs. Frohlich. Sue Laub leaves behind Mr. Jones and his books. Mike Lee leaves the locker he never got. Donna Lombardo leaves behind her locker. Mark Luoma leaves behind deek weeks. Lori Lytle leaves behind dirty bathrooms. Wally Magum leaves behind a gift for Mr. McMullen. Jeanne Magazu leaves her braces and not heated rooms. Mark Magazu leaves behind homework. Chris Makie leaves the leaky roof and spotty rugs. Michele Marquet leaves the balcony. Bob McBreen leaves nothing. Sandra McCallum leaves the leaky roof and Miss Keigex-'s heatless heater. Mark McCathy leaves his hiking boots. Patricia McDermott leaves nothing. Mary McElman leaves the food in the cafeteria. Jim McGarigle leaves Mr. Weeks. Bryan McKay leaves his teachers. Beth McKee leaves pails for the leaky roof. Paul McKenna leaves nothing. Peter McLaughlin leaves the bad roof and the small gym. Patricia McNally leaves her immigration report. John McNear leaves a new Spanish teacher. Edward McWalter leaves all his papers so someone can copy them. Steven Melly leaves what's left of the school when he's gone. Kathryn Mente leaves Nothing! David Merrill leaves three cases of T.N. T. and a match. Robert Miller leaves English. Bemard Mitchell leaves Mr. Week's lectures. Suzanne Monahan leaves her immigration report. Dana Montague leaves his teachers. Patricia Morss leaves nothing. Andrea Mueller leaves her locker. Mike Mumik leaves a bomb and the food. Tom Murphy leaves his immigration report. Kevin Nelson leaves behind his reputation. Kimmy Nelson leaves school lunches. Jeff Newton leaves his notebook. Scott Nichols leaves Uncle Deekie Weeks. jennifer Norsworthy leaves the school lunches. Carolyn Nuzzo leaves the immigration report. Sandra O'Brien leaves social studies and the teacher Paula O'Keefe leaves the school lunches. Frank O'Neill leaves Uncle Deek Weeks. Edmund O'Rourke leaves behind all his troubles. Janet Osepchuk leaves behind all the math tests she failed. Christopher Painter leaves behind Mr. Campbell's sayings. Barbara Pessia leaves the ants in her locker. Jackie Porcher leaves behind guidance counselors and leaky roofs. Ellen Potter leaves Ms. Curtin. Doug Powell leaves Mr. Campbe11's sayings. Weeks and Ms. Curtin his books. Mr. Weeks. Mr. Weeks. school and the teachers. behind homework for the teachers. have House V teachers. Peter Pulaski leaves Mr. Robert Pumphret leaves Steven Rachman leaves Donna Strain leaves the Edward Sylvester leaves Christine Taggart leaves the teachers. Karen Taush leaves her bad memories. Andrew Taylor leaves school books. Steve Temme leaves Mr. Weeks some binoculars. Paul Terrio leaves his Ban roll-on. Mary Ticknor leaves her immigration report. Sally Tittmann leaves the smelly carpets. Laurel Trela leaves the immigration report. Tom VanCamp leaves school books. John Vanderlippe leaves teachers and lunches. 205. Ernest Verrill leaves his conduct. 206. Renata Villers leaves Mrs. Schafer. 207. Esther Volpone leaves her teachers. - 208. Micki vanderWansem leaves teachers and immigration reports. 209. Elsie Welch leaves the ashes of the science lab and all the teachers. 210. Maureen Wesinger leaves the immigration reports. 211. Orlando West leaves behind Mr. Mac's humor. 212. Gary Whitaker leaves behind his personality. 213. Rebecca White leaves her brother. 214. Beverly Wilg-ren leaves behind assigned seats in everything. 215. Phil Williams leaves his locker. 216. John Williamson leaves the teachers. 217. Marylee Wilson leaves behind her eight person locker. 218. Mike Wodos leaves the food. 219. Cleve Woodward leaves the leaky roof. 220. Bob Wyatt leaves math. 221. Carol Yates leaves immigration reports and her algebra book.
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