Essex Agricultural and Technical Institute - Aggie / Maple Yearbook (Hathorne, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1982 volume:

YEARBOOK DEDICATION Beth Collins Denise Megiel Thank you both for your time and dedication to our class. SPECIAL TRIBUTE | i To Syd Porter - with appreciation for 47 years of service to the Aggie! e are are at the parting of ways. It seems W that this is an appropriate time to wish the Class of 1982 my sincere regards for the future. | also offer you my congratula- tions on the successful completion of your course in Agriculture. Hold fast to the friendships you have made here at Essex and keep an association with your classmates and your friends on the staff. Best Wishes, t is already tomorrow. Time, which never stops on its journey, will pass before your eyes and in only a few moments you will be members of the com- munity looking back on the years you spent at Essex Aggie, When you do, the photos, facts, and memories in this book will be your stepping stones to happy reminis- cence. May your memories of the ‘Aggie’ be pleasant ones and may your futures be filled with happiness and success. With every wish for a bright tomorrow, aS | — [Sau Ce calle Pe eee f a Cle. Evelyn Abbott - Stanley Antolewicz- 3 P A Resource Room fi Electrical Shop fF George Banos - History 7 I Sr. Marilyn Conde - English el Richard Barbeau - English | lin Paul Bleau - Farm Management “Gh. 4 sue : ww Elizabeth Collins - ® Richard Collins - Natural Robert Clifford - English — Resources Physical Education © ae : wy ' . SoS «dele. } Glenn Cook - Pesticides 4 ez 7 Gene Dempsey - Ornamental Horticulture } =r 1 Ge : Robert Desmond - Metal Shop ichard Emerson - Plant cience David Fletcher - Science er VS ! Anne Foster - Nurse 7 7 Dr. Donald Glazier - Meat Technology � Daniel Kirkorian - Math “4 ed $ SS ARE ebesasctssctm oe = Eee = Seok John Koob - Science . eet ahaa ee ce et Leek a fitees: ores. ie oaks eee Canes eT ates s) Martin McNulty - ete TS 0 Janis Moore - Animal (© ba Science 3 a = al Alfred Muldoon - Floriculture . Denise Megiel - Horse Management a a Robert Raucci - Physical i Education P| . Saeed ga % a Stanley Shipulski - Wood (3 iciaaial Robert Steiner - 4 ne - Natural Chairman of Animal Laureen Strauch . Dairy Science Management tae ER James Ugo Resources — nes I ae N ; 4 tae ' d } : ’ + if a sa aa ; . ay 7 = , x ; Janet Vail - Resource | . Room = ri Jeffrey Wheeler - Ornamental Hortic ulture - es Peter Welton - Math Edward White - Dairy Technology rae mre ome wa CLASS WILL Cindy Allen Leaves With Less Than She Arrived With. Mary Arsenault Leaves Her Smurfin Around During Class To Mr. Ugone. Meg Barter Leaves With Fred Paulitz In The Yellow Van. Berg Leaves For San Salvador In The Bahamas. Jeannette Blanchette Leaves A Broom To Mr. Habeeb. Jessica Cacas Leaves With Clyde. Lisa Caron Leaves Mr. Cunny’s Math Class Gladly. Kathy Chaisson Leaves Her Good Times And All The Good Trips. Tim Chouinard Leaves With A Trail Of Smoke And A Strip Of Rubber. Chris Cole Leaves The Saw Mill. Stephen Como Leaves His Body To The Girls Of The Senior Class. Anthony Depietro Leaves K’s Class With A Gift. Paul Dondero Leaves All The Freshman Girls With A Smile. David Dunajski Leaves Empty Milk Cans Waiting To Be Filled. James Emery Leaves With An FFA Pass To McDonald’s. Dick Essler Leaves The Water Tower For The Class Of ‘'83”’ Chris Estey Leaves With Brad Melanson. Walter Fortado Leaves The Computer To The Freshmen. Michelle Gagnon Leaves The Aggie Bus To The Arboretum. Angela Goguen Leaves With Fond Memories Of Her Friends. Mike Goodrich Leaves Happily With The Wife. Scott Greaney Leaves Essex With One Less Flirt. Brenda Gwinn Leaves Behind Her Tears Of Laughter. Kevin Hatcher Leaves His Little Car To Rot In The Parking Lot. Jim Hickey Leaves Forever. Kathy Hincman Leaves Behind All Her Preppy Clothes. Tammy Hood Leaves. Angie Hooper Leaves --------- : Ed Jendrick Leaves On A Plane. Chris Kennedy Leaves Her Step Stool Behind The Podium. Adam Kniffen Leaves Laughing. Mark Koen Leaves A Lot Of Good Friends And Teachers. Bill Krippendorf Leaves The Keys To The Aggie Bus. Wendy Leavitt Leaves With A Big Smile On Her Face. Sherry Lebel Leaves With Gino Otolo In His Lynn Ladder Truck. Alan Lee Leaves Worse Than When He Came. Bob Lemoine Leaves With Bonnie. Karen Levesque Leaves All Her Stylish Clothes. CLASS OF 82 Sean Levesque Leaves His Younger Brother To Mr. Bill. Jim Lussier Leaves For The Army. Kathy McCarthy Leaves Mr. Bleau On A Mountain. Michael McCormick Leaves The Cafe For The Class Of ''83” Dawn Mahar Leaves For the Misty Mountain. Mary Ann Mahoney Leaves The Rowdie FFA Meetings. Steve Mansfield Leaves The Past Behind And Looks To Future Success. Sam Martin Leaves Behind The Jungle Bunny. Brad Melanson Leaves With Chris Estey. Kevin Miller Leaves Essex Aggie Dazed And Confused. Moe Mitchell Leaves With Staven Robbins In The Trans Am. Tim Morris Leaves. Cheryl Morrow Leaves With Memories Of The Aggie. Rockefeller Leaves All His Money To Anyone Who Wants It. Sara Noseworthy Leaves A Box Of Tea Bags To Mr. Wallace. Joe Pais Leaves His Office In The Milk Plant To Mr. Hughs. Bill Peirce Leaves The Memory Of Hawaii. Jeff Pelletier Leaves Dazed And Confused For The Rest Of His Life. Rob Pierce Leaves For His Trip To Florida. Jean Rasmussen Leaves Mr. Bleau. Stephen Rochna leaves Mr. Koob an eraseable pen. Carol Rochon Leaves With Blake Seale. Dave Ross Leaves In A Hurry. Cathy Ryan Leaves Mr. Koob. Blake Seale Leaves Jeff With Hands In Pockets And Smile On His Face. Brian Shaw Leaves His sneeze and Mrs. Abbott forever. Daine Silverio leaves her Vodka To Anyone Who Wants It In 83 Class. Eric Swanson Leaves Nuclear Waste To Lab 2. Michael Theriault Leaves Kris Kennedy’s Body In Peace. Tammy Toohey Leaves All The Trouble She Causes. Chris Trainor Leaves Early. Marie Trapula Leaves Mr. Bleau. Liz Waldman Leaves Mr. Bleau’s Class Laughing. Amy Walker Leaves project suicide with Mr. Raucci. Tim Wendell Leaves Willis In Lab 2 With His Bees! Heather Wilson Leaves Best Wishes And Thanks To Mr. White. Cindy Woodward Leaves Her Best Memories. 14 ae ie 15 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Cynthia E. Allen ‘‘Airhead”’ 4 Cavour St., Lynn 595-8259 Animal Science To find my pot of gold that’s at the end of my rainbow - Outing Club 3, 4, Rec Club 2 - ‘Sounds like Bull to me.” Robert Bergeron ‘Berg”’ 53 Bay State Rd., Peabody 595-3536 Ornamental Horticulture Wants to never have to face reality - “Why settle for the ordinary, when you can have the X-tra ordinary.”’ ee Seer : ay. ae nN Mary Arsenault ‘'Munchkin”’ 6 Robson Cir., Hamilton 468-1280 Floriculture To go to college and study comput- ers or go to Arizona - FI Club 1, Chess Club 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Activ- ity BB 1, 2, 3, 4 - ‘‘Well have a par- ty.” es Pays Jeannette Blanchette 55 Franklin St., Lynn 599-5477 Animal Science Wants to be a vet and own a horse ranch - Horse Club 1-4, BB 3, 4, - 'l love it!’’ Meg Barter ‘‘Meglet”’ 18 Woods Lane, Ipswich 356-4923 Floriculture Wants to work for a florist and spend the rest of her life wit Fred - Rec 1, 2, Camera Club 3 Yearbook 4 “Ride like the wind.”’ : Jessica Cacas “Cuddles” 25 Madison Ave., Beverly 927-5434 Animal Science Wants to marry a rich old man and collect all his money when he dies - Rec Club 1, 3, Outing Club 4, BB 1-4, Junior and Senior Class Secretary. | es Lisa Caron 125 Bartholomew St., Peabody 531-4021 Animal Science Wants to marry Wes and own a farm - Dairy Judging 3, Yearbook 4. Kathy Chaisson 313 High St., Newburyport 465-9569 Animal Science Wants to own a kennel and enjoy life - Horse Club 1-4, Horse Showman- ship 3, 4, - “Life’s been good to me so far.”’ Timothy Chouinard ‘‘Joe”’ 1 Park Ave., Middleton 777-5048 Natural Resources Wants to own a tree company and do the longest smoke run - Outing Club, Sports Club - ‘‘Ain’t you so- methinn.” Christopher A. Cole ‘‘Jasper’’ 24 Acacia St., Gloucester 283-1194 Natural Resources Wants to graduate and go to Commercial Diving Center in California and work in commer- cial diving - Tractor Driving 2, 3, Fly Tying 1, Yearbook 4 - “It’s kosherfied.”’ Stephen Come ‘Dr. Como” 8 Woods Lane, Ipswich 356-4452 Natural Resources Wants to own a logging operation - Conservation Club, Outing Club, Yearbook Club ‘Piece of cake.”’ Anthony DePietro 97 Adams St., Lynn 598-1154 Natural Resources Wants to graduate from E.A.T.I. - Rec. Club, Natural Resource Club. Paul A. Dondero ‘‘Pauly”’ 106 Barker St., Haverhill 734-7304 Floriculture Wants to be successful in an agricul- tural field - FFA Ex. Com., FFA Senti- nel, Nat. Landscaping Team, Chair- man of B.0.A.C., Student Rep at Ag- way Convention - “Look at that!’’ Richard Essler ‘‘Dicko’’ 6 Stewart Ave., Beverly 922-7424 Ornamental Horticulture Wants to graduate - Ornamental Horticulture Club 1-3. 20 David Dunajski 28 Buxton Lane, Peabody 531-3494 Animal Science Meats Club, Dairy Judging and Tractor Driving Team James Emery ‘‘Emma” 3 Town Farm Rd., Ipswich 356-5134 Natural Resources Wants to go to the University of Maine, study park management and work in Glacier National Park. - FFA Executive Comm., FFA Chapter T reasurer - Gone on FFA business.”’ Chris Estey 492 Maine St., Rowley 948-3356 Animal Science Wants to go to college and achieve her goal, and get married - Animal Science Club, Rec Club, Camera Club. Walter Fortado New Way Lane, Gloucester 283-6053 Animal Science : Wants to go to college and go into. meat inspection - Camera Club 1- 4, Meat Judging Team 3, 4. ‘Michelle Anne Gagnon 69 Bridge St., Salem ‘Ornamental Horticulture | Wants to work in the Horticulture ‘field after graduating - Camera ‘Club 1, Floriculture Club 2, 3, Nurs. Landscaping and Job Inter- view Contests. Scott Greaney ‘“Gursey”’ 10% California St., Amesbury 388-0132 Animal Science Wants to go to college and be- come a meat processor or ag teacher - FFA Ex Comm, FFA Re- porter, FFA 2nd Vice President, Poultry and Meats Judging Team, Student Rep for Agway, FFA Kansas City Convention - “Hey, | got something for you.” Angela M. Goguen ‘‘Gi”’ 4 Kingfisher Rd., Ipswich 356-4643 Animal Science Wants to be accepted to any college that will accept her - Greenhand 1, Animal Science Club 2, Camera Club 3, Yearbook 4 - “Whattare you, high?”’ Brenda Gwinn 42 Newmarch St., Ipswich 356- 5469 Floriculture Wants to become a greenhouse manager - Floriculture Club, Home- room Rep. Mike Goodrich 34 Summer St., Ipswich 356-5901 Animal Science Wants to own a homestead farm - Animal Science Club, Poultry and Livestock Judging. Kevin Hatcher ‘‘Hacker’’ 1 Heatherside Lane, Ipswich 356-2285 Animal Science Wants to own a farm - Meats and Livestock Team, Dairy Products, Tractor Driving Contest - ‘‘That’s life.’’ 21 Jim Hickey Lakeview Rd., Essex 768-7629 Natural Resources Wants to open his own tree com- pany or work for someone - Outing Club. Angie Hooper 12 Hammond St., Lynn 599-6129 Floriculture Wants to become a floral designer - Floriculture Club - ‘lI want to go home.” af Kathleen Hincman ‘'Kathy” 5 Lafayette Rd., Ipswich Floriculture Wants to go to college and major in Agronomy, Agriculture Economics and get a PhD - Flor Club, FFA Ex Comm, FFA Sec and Vice Pres, Class Pres, Flor Judging Team, Public Speaking, FFA State Convention, Kansas City- ‘‘'Give me a break!”’ Edmund Jendrick “Sonny” 101 Freemont St., Haverhill Ornamental Horticulture Tammy Hood “Tam” 294 Linebrook Rd., Ipswich 356-3371 Floriculture Wants to work for a florist. Kristine Kennedy ‘‘Kris”’ 38 Blueberry Rd., Marblehead 631-6465 Floriculture Wants to own or manage a large greenhouse and be healthy, wealthy, and wise - Horse Club 1, Con Club 2, Class V.P. 2, Flor Team 3, FFA V.P. 3, Ex Comm 3, 4, Class Sentinal 3, 4, FFA Presi- dent 4 - ‘‘Yee-Ha!”’ Adam Kniffin ‘‘Kniffy”’ Bradstreet Lane, Rowley 948-2828 Animal Science Wants to go to college, get a PhD in Animal Science, and buy a new cowboy hat. - Poultry Club, Live- stock Club, Poultry Judging, Livestock Judging. Wendy Leavitt 29 Pleasant St., Rowley 948-2086 Animal Science Wants to be a Nurse’s Aide and a farmer. - Camera Club - ‘I’m go- ing to kill em!”’ Mark Koen ‘‘Boots”’ 34 Abbott St., Beverly 927-3046 Natural Resources Wants to graduate and do good in college - Camera Club - ‘Il am not afraid of tomorrow, for | have seen yesterday and | love today.”’ Sherry Lebel ‘‘Sherry-Bell”’ 5 Overlea Ave., S. Peabody 595-7067 Floriculture Wants to work for a florist and marry Gino Otolo. - Rec Club 2, Camera Club 3, Yearbook Club 4 - Smoking an aumbre’ on a summer day.”’ Bill Krippendorf ‘‘Nemo”’ 11 Emerald St., Nahant Natural Resources Wants to graduate. - Chess Club, Natural Resource Club, ‘I can’t wait to get out of here.”’ . wait CT tall ae ae Alan Lee 108 Hanover St., Lynn 581-5747 Ornamental Horticulture Conservation Club 1, Rec Club 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Outing Club 4. 23 Robert Lemoine ‘‘Bob” 1 Henry Terrace, Peabody 531- 8293 Ornamental Horticulture Wants to graduate from college, go to graduate school and get his Mas- ter’s Degree in Business Adm. - Rec Club 1, Ornamental Hort 2, 3, Ex- ecutive Commitee 3, FFA Officer 4. eee eeae “he Jim Lussier ‘‘Jock’’ 42 Cabot St., Salem 745-4320 Ornamental Horticulture Wants to go into the Army and study about Computers. - Rec Club 1-4, Soccer 1-4, BB 2, 3, Tractor Driving Contest 3, 4, Yearbook Editor 4. - “Everything’s under control.” 24 Karen Levesque 41 Lawrence St., Danvers 774-6417 Animal Science Wants to finish modeling school, marry Peter, and move South. - Ani- mal Science Club 1, 2, Rec Club 3, 4, X-Country 1-4, Captain X-Country 4, - “But | love you, Mr. Raucci!’ Kathy McCarthy ‘'McCartal”’ 172 E. Denver St., Saugus 233-6344 Animal Science Wants to get married and live out West on a ranch - BB 2, 3, An Sc 1, 2, Outing Club 3, 4, - ‘I don’t know.” isi NE Sean Levesque 1 Rainbow Terrace, Salem 744-5586 Natural Resources Wants to go to college to become a game warden or start his own tree company. - Outing Club, Natural Resources Team, Fishing Club. - ''Yeah, right.” Michael McCormick ‘‘Mike”’ 38 Elmwood Circle, Peabody Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticulture Club 1- 3. Dawn Mahar 21 Springvale Ave., Lynn Animal Science Wants to walk free and make it in life - Animal Science Club 1, Horse Club 2, Science Fiction Club 3, Outing Club 4, Yearbook 4 - “Ya; Keep dreaming!”’ Sam Martin 88 Cherry St., Gloucester Animal Science Wants to attend Honolulu Univer- sity to study Oceanographic Sci- ence - Yearbook Comm, Tops- field Fair Horse Show - ‘Never mind, it ”’ Mary Ann Mahoney ‘'Crash”’ 1512 Andover St., No. Tewksbury 851- 6854 Ornamental Horticulture Wants to go to college. - ‘Must have got lost.” Brad Melanson 163 Boston St., Middleton 777-2442 Ornamental Horticulture Wants to go to college, have his own business, and get married - Orna- mental Horticulture Club. Steve Mansfield ‘Stevie Mance”’ 61 Adams St., Danvers 777-1510 Natural Resources Wants to be very strong - Fishing Club, Outing Club, Soccer Team - “You are only what you are when no one is looking at you.”’ e « . am Kevin Miller 25 Lafayette Rd., Ipswich 356-0153 Animal Science Wants to start a dairy farm - Animal Science Club, Tractor Driving Club, Poultry Judging, Dairy Showman- ship, Dairy Showmanship National, Dairy Judging - ‘Bull’’. Me. Maureen A. Mitchell ‘'Moe”’ 15 Woods Lane, Ipswich 356-3593 Ornamental Horticulture Wants to get a good job after gradu- ating - Recreation Club 2, Camera Club 3, Yearbook 4 - ‘All we are is dust in the wind.” Paul R. Nielsen ‘‘Rockefeller’”’ 33 Park Road, Lynn 592-7327 Ornamental Horticulture Wants to own his own Landscape Construction Company and make a million - Ornamental Horticulture Club 1-3, Yearbook 4, - ‘‘Stay out of trouble’’. 26 Timothy Morris “Tim” Shawsheen Rd., N. Andover Ornamental Horticulture mh Sara Noseworthy 553 Washington St., Gloucester 281-2894 Ornamental Horticulture Wants to go to college and major in journalism - Greenhand Club 1, 2, Camera Club 1, Flor Club 3, Ex Comm 4, Public Speaking 1-4, Nur- sery Land. Team 1-4, State Conven- tion - “Ya, right Honey!’’ Cheryl Morrow Sumner St., Gloucester 283-3986 Animal Science : Wants to be a veterinarian and then move West - V.P. Greenhand Club 1, President of the Animal Science Club 4 - ''Smile.”’ Joe Pais 9 Winthrop St., Peabody 531-8892 Animal Science Wants to go on to college - Milk Plant Club 1-4 - ‘Mr. Hughes, give me a pass.”’ Bill Peirce 200 North St., Danvers 774-4853 Natural Resources Wants to make an Air Force Ca- reer in Telecommunications - Camera Club, Outing Club - “God, grant me the serenity to accept the things | can’t change, change the things | can’t, and wisdom to know the difference.”’ Jean Rasmussen ‘“‘¢.azz”’ 2 Maple Terrace, Peabody 531-0113 Animal Science Wants to do what she wants to do - “Elizabeth, this is the end of your life.”’ Jeff Pelletier 48 Western Ave., Saugus 233-6542 Ornamental Horticulture Wants to start his own Landscape Construction Company. Stephen Rochna 5 Dunlap St., Salem 744-8140 Animal Science Wants to fly commercially or own an air taxi service - Fly Tying 1, Camera Club 2, Fly Tying 3, Yearbook 4 - “I'd rather be flying’’. Rob Pierce 437 Summer St., Lynnfield 334- 5465 Ornamental Horticulture Wants to become a landscape archi- tect. Carol Rochon “Roach” 21 Buxton Lane, Peabody 531-8239 Animal Science Wants to go to college to become a teacher and marry Blake - BB 1-3, X- Country 1-3, Livestock + Dairy Judging 1, Outing Club 3, Year- book 4 - ‘And | will be all over you!” 27 7s Dave Ross 2 Orchard St., Byfield 462-7838 Natural Resources Wants to succeed and get rich - Soc- cer 1-4, Rec Club 1-3, Natural Re- source Contest 4, Outing Club 4 - “| didn’t do nothing!”’ Brian B. Shaw ‘'Sneeze”’ 19 Veteran’s Memorial Drive, Peabody 532-0805 Natural Resources Wants to work for a greenhouse or some day own his own landscape business - Yearbook Club 4- 'l final- ly got up the tree.”’ 28 Cathy Ryan 41 High St., Haverhill 373-4714 Animal Science Wants to own a horse farm and live a better life - Horse Club 1-4 - ‘'Give me a break!”’ Diane Silverio ‘‘Sylvester”’ 520 S. Main St., Andover 470-1085 Floriculture Wants to be married, have 12 kids, and be a florist - Camera Club 3, 4, - ““Mingua”’ Blake Seale 148 Washington St., Topsfield 887-2139 Ornamental Horticulture Wants to go to college. t¢ : 2 ; ' i - Pi a i WOREVERT PF ERE Eee eee” F : +e be g Eric Swanson “Swanny’”’ 61 Main St., Wenham 468-1841 Ornamental Horticulture Outting Club - ‘How can anyone be so unkind: To arrest a man for driving while blind?”’ Michael Theriault 4 Easton St., Lawrence 682-0929 Floriculture Wants to have a good designer job, make good money, go around the world, and get mar- ried - Flor Club 2, 3, FFA Officer 4, Topsfield Fair, Yearbook 4 - “You hunk of women!”’ Marie Trapula ‘‘Trapper”’ 149 Franklin St., Lynn 598- 3371 Animal Science Wants to move back to Wisconsin and work on a large scale sheep farm - Horse Club 1-4 - “I don’t care!”’ Tammy Toohey ‘'Torch”’ 76 Perry Ave., Lawrence 686-5695 Natural Resources Wants to get out of here - Horse Club, Backgammon Club, Rec Club - ‘| never do anything wrong!” Elizabeth J. Waldman “Liz” 11 Millett Rd., Swampscott Animal Science Wants to go to college, then live in Australia by the Barrier Reef - Out- ing Club, Science Fiction Club, Yearbook Club - “You've got to live for today - then let it go.” Christine Trainor ‘‘Chris’’ 2 Clark St., Salem 745-0668 Animal Science Wants to go to England with her boyfriend and own a farm - “Gee, wonders!”’ Amy Walker 6 Overlook Terrace, Saugus 233-5587 Animal Science Wants to be a professional horse trainer, own a horse breeding farm, become a writer and be outrageous- ly happy - Horse Club 1-4, Ex. Comm. 2 - 10 - 4”. 29 Tim Wendell 27 Seagirt Ave., Saugus 233-4918 Natural Resources Wants to win the Lottery, continue to work in the field of N.R. and trav- el a lot - Poultry Judging 1, Outing Club, Natural Resources Judging Team 3, 4 - ‘What you see isn’t al- ways what you get!’’ Heather Wilson 34 Summer St., Ipswich 356-5901 Animal Science Wants to go to college for large Ani- mal Science, marry Mike and own a training stable - Animal Science Club 1-4, BB 1-4, Livestock Judging Team 3, 4. Cindy Woodward 37 Falls St., Lynn Floriculture Wants to own a florist shop - Flo- riculture Club 2, 3, - ‘Oh, | don’t know’”’. G. Begin J. Bishop L. Blowers P. Brown B. Callahan M. Carter E. Cleveland C. Coletti J. Collins C. Connelly J. Connolly D. Conary N. Cook T. Corcoran D. Crocker C. Daly D. Dattoli CLASS OF 83 . De LaFlor . De Langis . Delisio Dwyer . Emerson Fisher . Flanagan . Gilford . Girouard . Graham . Griffin W. Hanson J. Harmer D. Harnish P. Haselgard L. Hicks K. Hills -ommmeewoa2Z2n Advisors: H. Hegarty and R. Emerson MMYNOOOZOMAS VBE ROL Hohman Horan . Johnson Knights LaClair LaSonde Leslie Martinson McNally Mills . Moreau Muse Oliver Ouellette Pierce Quimby Raiti S. Roger D. Rollins M. Sadukis D. Saia C. Sarcione K. Simard M. Smigielski A. Smith S. Thornton A. True K. Turner N. Valenti S. Veinot D. Wildes J. Willis J. Witkowski 33 36 KC DNONZQODOZAAL DE VEY . Ackroyd . Anderson Archis . Attridge . Auciair . Bennet . Brown . Browning . Carbone . Christenson Cloutman . Connelly . Corcoran Corsaro Cox Dawe . Delaney DNKKPONEMOOBWMSOCSS CLASS OF 84 . DePietro . DiGangi . DiTroia . Dolan Dow . Downing Dorn Earle Easson Elwell Emerson Feener . Figueroa . Fitzgerald . Gallager . Gates . Gut Vee OrUrmoOoVvmySrOAY . Hawkins . Hesson . Hooper . Hudson . Isler Kerr King . Langlois . Lawrence LeBlanc Lemieux Lindsey Little Lurie Lynch Madden . Mahoney tO nae Meee oot ee Bd Sn Bl 0 0 . Manninen Marr . McComiskey . Menard . Montieth . Mooney Muray . Murphy . Noseworthy Pesce . Randall . Richard . Rogers Ross Rowe Scully . Silveria . Smith Smith . Spurr . Story . Surette Thayer . Thompson . Torsey . Trecartin . Turner . Veiton . Watson . Wipple . Witkowski . Wood C. R. Whynott Yandell 38 M. Agostino S. Angelico C. Atkins M. Barclay T. Begley D. Bernard J. Blanton R. Bonsang R. Brease P. Brennan M. Brosnan T. Brousseau T. Brusso P. Burke P. Burke M. Burns L. Camire K. Carlson P. Carter D. Capp J. Cole K. Cotter K. Corning C. Crocker PSV Ss PeVS EL Awe seOSeSaTwAe s | RENE BA UNG 5 A CLASS OF 85 . Crocker . Danforth . DeJesus . Deschene . Dolan . Dollar . Dotolo . Eastman . Enslow . Feener . Flanagan . Forgione . Francis Franco . Frontiera . Gallagher Gauthier Gerrish Gordon Gildea . Goodwin Granahan . Hartely Head DOWOZBAVZSODS SS RSERXSAZVOAN: . Higgins . Holloran . Holmes . Hope Houde . Howard Hume Jackson . Jacobson . Jaslowich . Jenkins . Kanclerowicz Kay . Keough . Kiernan . Levesque . Levesque . Loffredo . Marshall . Martel . Martin . Martin . Maslowski . Matos OP RSMOOVEORVYHOVAL SO MYLES . McCormick : Saaceinistie . McHugh . McLaughlin Mealey Miller Monteith Morris Noyes Oakes Pappas Perrault Pitocchelli Powers Pyteraf Raiti Rheaume Roberts Roche . Rogers . Rosano Ross . Ryan PEMVOSTOOSMHAVEMAVEMVOL . Santos . Schrafft . Secker . Silvio Smith Spates Stazinski Stewart Stewart Sylvester Tannian Thistle Trecartin Tripari Valliere Vanne . Webster Whalen White . Williams . Wilmot . Winer Wilson 40 SOCCER Bottom Row: L to R: T. Brousseau, S. Rogers, F. Silveria, A. Wilson, J. Lussier, R. Downing, P. Menard Top Row: L to R: D. Crocke M. Smigielski, D. Ross, J. Kanclerowicz, S. Mansfield, S. Quimby, M. Richard The 1981 soccer season was a challenging one. It was a season of a new beginning. Last year, the team lost over ten people, which left the team in a rebuilding process. Even though it wasn’t a victorious year, our new coach, Gene Demsey, had an incredible amount of patience with the team. All in all, it turned out to be a profitable year, experience wise, for both team and coach. This year Jim Lussier and Dave Ross will be leaving the team. @ 3 Apia Be : poe ie 3 42 CROSS COUNTRY Bottom Row: L to R: S. Sylvester, T. Stazinski, J. Mcllhenney, L. Monteith, Coach Beth Collins. Top Row: L to R: W. Pierce, S. Rogers, H. Dolan, A. Wilson, C. Maslowski. The 1981 cross country season was one of inexperience after the loss of most of the team last year. This left the new team and the new coach to rebuild. This year’s team was constructed mainly of freshmen. The most dedicated runners were Chesley Maslowski and Sue Sylvester, both freshmen. A special congratulations goes to the girls for a win over the Ipswich team. This year Bill Pierce will be leaving the team. os ee tA SS ace ae iab e hg it = ae eel WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Front L-R: C. Powers, M. Arsenault, H. Wilson, Coach Col- lins. Back Row: C. Ross, J. Blanchette, J. Delaney. Front L-R: J. Kay, Coach Haley, M. Burns. Back Row: L. San- tos, L. Monteith, J. Dotolo. 44 The 1981-82 Girl's Basketball Team performed well beyond expectations. This year’s team sported an improved record of 5-6. Under the leadership of Senior Co-captains, Heather Wilson and Mary Arsenault, the young Aggie team proved successful against some more experienced opponents. Also contributing to this year’s success were Senior, Jeanette Blanchette, Sophomores Cindy Ross and Jill Delaney, and Freshman, Chris Powers. The J.V. Team, under the direction of Coach Gail Haley, worked toward building and strengthen- ing the varsity talent for next year. Led by Freshman, Leanne Santos, the Junior Varsity had a 3-4 record. MEN’S BASKETBALL Turner. Back Row: E. Trecartin, M. DiPietro, Coach Moore, R. Gut, J. Kanclerowicz. Front L-R: S. Roger, A. Wilson, C. Maslowski, E. 47 Although this year’s Men’s Varsity Basket- ball Team was few in number and small in height, the team gave one hundred percent in every game. Senior captain, Bill Peirce and Junior captain, John Collins led the team throughout its difficult season and Coach Kirkorian was pleased with the lead- ership of both and the enthusiasm and de- termination of the entire team. Next year’s team faces the loss of Seniors, Bill Peirce and Tony DiPietro. Coach Kirkor- ian feels, however, that next year’s Varsity will be more experienced and is looking for- ward to a successful season. He plans to bring up some promising members of the J. V. Team, which was coached this year by Keith Moore. y Seamanship Boating Club ; PEPE ATS ; eal n¢! ea (ble Yearbook Staff 52 Arts Crafts Club Beekeeping Club 53 Natural Resources Club + AS a AY FA . Ee. “4 - % a a = Animal Science Club ) 4 § z 3 Film Club Camera Club Outing Club SMITE BARBER oe ern Horse Club 55 DY War sast ee much laughter, { casamepr i ad as in ITS WORTH IT a { Fig. : | rman a al it 3 | ay a) _ 7� Super(dupe | 1 ae ee agains ee) Es wal % oF an “I don’t s itti Theyre j and phon : . Luke Laura re getting married ; Fantasy land HOSPITAL o.. fF Legal Pot Will Save ON - Bete } RONRICO f : i 3 ig j J PUERTORIGAN | RUM = gy mee pt Sehrreemtc. ait di ; : ae GHIGH... have a nose for elegance. whore Eee il aye ‘ Sven, all en en J R UELL £ Oper I'm Lost Too ' a ms “a x Maryann and Sam Worst Drivers Chris and Chris Maureen and Dick Shyest Class Clowns Diane, Paul and Scott Class Flirts Tammy and Dick Cindy and Jim Best Liars Teacher’s Pets Karen and Jim Carol and Tim Most Athletic Most Popular Kathy, Paul and Scott Most Likely To Succeed 61 Jessica and Blake Best Sense of Humor Tammy and Mike Most Destructive Dawn and Sam Maryann and Eric Most Creat Most Outspoken ive ' tH i ae . 2 Ba =. nie Hy ee | 64 a a Pll iL ye FORE ‘ , “ a, PRS : ‘ae cont Ae ALLENHURST , L982 APRIL 8 69 vv , teh Eggo Hil a es as ™m FRc ip ge aS er a ey ae . ne ar GRADUATION - CLASS OF ’82 WE FINALLY MADE IT! The culmination of an exciting Senior year and four years of work, study, summer projects, and many good times occurred on the evening of April 14th at the graduation ceremonies. Led by Senior Class President, Carol Rochon, the Class of 1982 entered the Alumni Memorial Gym with shouts of high spirit and excitement. After the Invocation by the new FFA President, Lorraine Blowers, Kathy Hincman, the 1982 Class Valedictorian, reminisced with the class and the audience about the last four years. She reminded them of their bumbling Freshman year when everyone was shy and eager to make friends and be accepted. She also reminded them of their dances, candy sales, competitions, judging teams, and a successful year in competition at the 1982 FFA State Convention. It was pleasant to look back, but the excitement lies in the future. Looking forward and accepting the challenges of the future was the theme of the guest speaker, William H. Ryan, Mayor of Haverhill and a Trustee of the Institute. He encouraged the students to look ahead and to use their unique educations to become successful and productive citizens. Many awards and scholarships were awarded during the ceremonies by Director Raymond Potter. He, along with Mayor Ryan and Assistant Dean Brown, also awarded diplomas, symbols of four years of vocational-agricultural education. 74 ee ala tates ieee mnie Se Sea aa THINGS TO REMEMBER Cindy Allen Remembers Mr. White’s Class. Mary Arsenault Remembers Always Being In School After April. Meg Barter Remembers Coming To School With A Hangover. Berg Remembers Getting Thrown Out Of The Girl’s Room. Jeannette Blanchette Remembers Senior Skip Day In Gloucester. Jessica Cacas Remembers All. Lisa Caron Remembers The Tree On Rte. 62. Kathy Chaisson Remembers All The Good Times At The Aggie Tim Chouinard Remembers Rearranging The Locker Rooms. Chris Cole Remembers Going To Howe Station During Ag Classes. Stephen Como Remembers Not Showing Up For Mrs. Vail’s Class. Anthony DePietro Remembers Not To Bring In An Absent Note. Paul Dondero Remembers How Trees Jump Out Of The Road. David Dunajski Remembers Going To McDonald’s Every Tuesday. James Emery Remembers Homeroom - The Three Times He Was There. Dick Essler Remembers Getting Suspended Six Times Senior Year. Chris Estey Remembers Being Late For Homeroom. Walter Fortado Remembers Good Friends, Mr. White’s Class Meats Team. Michelle Gagnon Remembers The Best Summer Of Her Life In 1981. Angela Goguen Remembers All The Problems Aggravations Karen Had. Mike Goodrich Remembers Trips To Kansas City, Missouri. Scott Greaney Remembers All The Classes He Got Out Of With Kevin Hatcher. Brenda Gwinn Remembers Leaving School When She Got Bored. Kevin Hatcher Remembers Not Going To Mr. Bleau’s Classes With Scott. Jim Hickey Remembers Interior Decorating The Locker Rooms. Kathy Hincman Remembers The Concerts The Aggie Science Classes. Tammy Hood Remembers The Field Trip To The Arboretum. Angie Hooper Remembers Falling In The Mud. Sonny Jendrick Remembers Angie Goguen’s Training In Math Class. Kris Kennedy Remembers AA, SM, CEK, Parties, Rides, Mr. Koob’s Class, FFA. Mark Koen Remembers Coming In Late Every Friday. Bill Krippendorf Remembers Taking Off After Math. Adam Kniffen Remembers Mr. Whelton’s Class His Poisoned Pigeons. Wendy Leavitt Remembers Skipping Mr. Bleau’s Class On Thursdays. Sherry LeBel Remembers Meeting Gino Sophomore Year. Alan Lee Remembers The Field Trip To The Arboretum. Bob Lemoine Doesn’t Remember. Karen Levesque Remembers Mr. Bleau’s Attempts At Teaching. CLASS OF ’82 Sean Levesque Remembers The Trial Of The Locker Rooms. Jim Lussier Remembers The Mornings At N J’s. Dawn Mahar Remembers Nothing. Mary Ann Mahoney Remembers Getting Caught Roaming The Halls. Sam Martin Remembers The Best Of Times In The Aggie Science Classes Lunch. Steven Mansfield Remembers Smoking On School Grounds. Kathy McCarthy Remembers The A. S. Artistic Endeavors. Michael McCormick Remembers Going To The Office. Brad Melanson Remembers Mr. Desmond Smiling One Day. Tim Morris Remembers Mr. E’s Trial About The Locker Rooms. Kevin Miller Remembers Finding Spark Plug Wires On His Steering Wheel. Moe Mitchell Remembers All The Good Times In The Past. Cheryl Morrow Remembers State Conventions. Paul Nielsen Remembers Always Roaming The Halls During Class. Sara Noseworthy Remembers The Arboretum Field Trip For 5 Hrs. Joe Pais Remembers Ag Classes And The Milk Plant. Bill Peirce Remembers Honolulu, Hawaii, In 1980. Jeff Pelletier Remembers Monte Carlo. Rob Pierce Remembers U. Of Mass. Jean Rasmussen Remembers Being On Time For School On Sept. 9, 1981. Steve Rochna Remembers Bombarding Busses In Honolulu, Hawaii. Carol Rochon Remembers All The Good Times With All The Good People. Dave Ross Is Trying To Forget. Cathy Ryan Remembers The Camp Fires In Mr. Bleau’s Class. Blake Seale Remembers The Nights At The Drive-Ins. Brian Shaw Remembers All The Good Times With Mrs. Abbott And Mrs. Vail. Diane Silverio Remembers The Times With JH, CA, CC, JE, And Won’t Forget Mr. C. Eric Swanson Lost His Memory. Michael Theriault Remembers Taking Kris Kennedy Downstairs. Tammy Toohey Remembers The Bus Ride. Marie Trapula Remembers Mr. Bleau Leaving His Class. Liz Waldeman Remembers All The Good Times With All The Good People. Amy Walker Remembers Pesticides Class With Mr. Kramer. Tim Wendell Remembers Fondly The Holding Rooms. Heather Wilson Remembers National Conventions, 1980 81. Cindy Woodward Remembers Falling In The Mud With Angie. 80 Billy Lisa Leslie Dondero Stanley Antolewicz Betty Ciardello Rock Ridge Farm, Newburyport Geraldine Mitchell Gordon's Greenhouses Larry, Sharyn, Mark Schnepel Bob Riddle Ron Elizabeth Mrs. M. Caron Marianne Sowinski Betty McEwen Rose Stone Mary Lawlor E.B. Allen To Cyn- with love Mr. Mrs. Gerald Lilly We finally made it. Cindy Allen The Peirce Family Agnes George Eileen L’Italien Linda Molin Winnie Collins Roberta Trainor - Richard F. Gagnon Steven A. Pelechowicz Par Bill LeBlanc Miss Charlotte Thornton Miss Gail Woodfin Leavitt Shellfish Meg Fred Paul Dondero Good Luck-Eagle Creek Arabians Art Chaisson Gerry Mitchell Maureen Steve Mr. Mrs. David Grodon Mr. Mrs. Stephen Robbins Rich Mitchell Wess Goss Ann Rossi Joanne Bilideau 1 WY5 ( 1 a BY-1) Fl gece) AUe i S Dianne Shaw Good Luck-Cindy, Paul, Carol, Blake, Berg Congratulations-Bump Gram Ricky, Adam, Joshua, Michelle Yahoo! Cindy-loo Good Luck -Love Cindy The Mahar Family Mrs. Helen Liarcos Helen Nawrocki Gloria Tibbetts Ray Trainor Mary Meisner Gertrude Gagnon Nancy Raymond DiTroia Nancy DeLangis Miss Irene Malia The Neilson Family Betty Leavitt The Lee Family Jerry Carol Kennedy Meeko Zeke Jim Michele Stone Helen Hegarty The Hood Family Tim Choinard Wendy Leavitt Go for it! Steve Mrs. Lucy Kimball Cynthia E. Allen Tim Morris Mr. Mrs. Richard W. Morris er Vai(-)(+M--melel() Mrs. John McCarthy Bill Manley The Pelletier Family Marie Ed Martin In Memory of John Lennon Mr. Mrs. Glen Cook Red Lion Smoke Shop Pete’s Jo-Jo Mr. Barbeau John Hancock General Fignuton Ballee Ceacer Good Luck - Country Driving School PATRONS Front Desk-Sheraton Rolling Green Misty Blue Denise Wiswall Jeff Chaisson The Mole Lady Steve Chaisson Rev. Mr. John McCarthy BY} 0) o} (Ma ae) 1) Mr. John McCarthy, Jr. Stuart Wood Mr. Mrs. Leonard Chaisson Ansy McCormack Mr. Mrs. Arthur Chaisson Kerro Toohey Studio of Robert Scott Jackson Donna Toohey Good Luck-Betty, Moriah, Sandy Nursing Faculty of E.A.T.I. Greg Chaisson Ann John B. Wathen Smell A Louise A Friend Ron Pitucchelli Mr. Douglas A. 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