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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1986 volume:

My Py te s RASS Pi 7 PERT Y Sy PES PAH . Bue thet oe het 7 DEDICATION Al Gates For years, Al Gates, known to us all as a ‘‘Friend of the Aggie, has given his support, both monetarily and physically, to many events and organizations that the school sponsors. His business, Valley Tree Service of Groveland, has consistently advertised and supported the high school’s yearbook and year after year, Mr. Gates generously donates an award to a Senior graduating in Natural Resources. No spring Suburban Living Days, our annual open house, would be complete without Mr. Gates’ monstrous wooden lumberjack on our front lawn and his crew of men demonstrating various saws, safety equipment and the school’s sawmill. This is an attraction that draws crowds to our school year after year. His generosity and interst in our programs could certainly be seen this year when he sent a crane and a crew to assist the Ornamental Horticulture classes to move a flowering dogwood. Once again Mr. Gates volunteered his time and his equipment and gave our students splendid demonstration of large tree transplanting. Al Gates, a graduate of Essex Aggie’s Class of 1957, has certainly demonstrated the phrase, ‘ school spirit.’” We, the Class of 1986, proudly dedicate this yearbook to Al Gates and thank him for his years of service to our school. | ass¥aL.1986 would like to extend a special thanks to our class advisors, Mr. Collins and Mr. Heath. Without their hard work and dedication, we would not have had such a successful year. We know that they have put up with a lot, and we truly appreciate all their time, effort, and support. Richard Collins. 1 | TH Hi Karen Alexander Ef a= 7) = i) 3 GS poe = rr HAH! -= John Anton Shane Cassell Sandra Cassola on, ERG a at Ais, S Uy: aa - ’ 7 “ i 5 U uc) c Ss AS a4 Angela Bodini = @8 _ Hidie Clark Edward Clarke Tracy Clarke Rick Connaghan Joseph Conroy Peter Cook Wendy Davis Dean DeCastro Thomas DiBurro Tracy Dionne Ps we” ; artes 4 ncaa be a es acl John Farrington Karen Funicella =| v vo — o) | vo a A we Lisa Gilbert Karin Gartside William Greene Michelle Hawkins Keith Hayes Sea 4 Lisa Hidler Karen Langlois James Lavigne (aay ' AY Tara Moore Michael Nickerson —— a John Peluso John Piekarski Suzanne Quirk Daniel Ross Liisa Salmi Donal Sawyer 13 Alecia Smith Louis South Sharon South 14 Pamela Stache Gary Stetson Karen Violette Christopher Young met Pe § gu: Rap A eh : if eae PRESIDENT — LISA HIDLER VICE PRESIDENT — SANDY CASSOLA: us SECRETARY — CATHY MUISE TREASURER — KAREN GARTSIDE rig ADMINISTRATION i ee TO THE CLASS OF 1986 Your time with us at the Aggie is now over and it now is time for you to take what you have learned here and use it for your future career. I know that you have been well taught. I know that each of you now have the skills in agriculture that will ensure your success. Use what we have taught you and develop those skills. Graduation from high school is stage one in your development. There will be many more. I hope that as you look back over your high school years that you remember the Aggie with both warmth and affection. On behalf of the faculty, I wish you good luck and good fortune. Sincerely yours, Helen M. Hegarty CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 Each year I am asked by the Yearbook Staff to write a letter to the Senior Class. It is difficult to express my thoughts individually, for each class contributes in different ways to the principles and concepts that make our school a unique place of learning. The Class of 1986 has continued in that tradition and you have left an outstanding record for others to emulate. I hope that each of you will look back over the past four years and remember them as a time of personal growth. I know that the training you have received will provide all of you with a firm basis for your future successes. Raymond Potter George Banos — History Richard Barbeau — English 3 ne Re Po e i id ae Robert Clifford — English Elizabeth Collins — Physical Ed. Richard Collins — Natural Resources o ae Car 3 ine erty: Marilyn Conde — English Gene Demsey — Orn. Hort. Robert Desmond — Metal Shop Richard Emerson — Plant Science Janice Gershlak — Science “Nb CpG St, tenaminannnnnnnannet aa Daniel Kirkorian — Math Lge wrx i Pamela Knowlton — Animal Science Helene Levin — Guidance Judith McNamara — English Pt Carol Ouellette — Resource Rm. ’ 7 Mara Pantages — Guidance i . as aed ; Cynthia Quinn — Computers Susan Radigan — Animal Science Robert Raucci — Physical Ed. on ne Fi a Barbara Schanda — Floriculture ieee ee ee ee “a mote se Rosemary Stewart — Math Lawreen Strauch — Animal Science eS Te ae nay ( Edward White — Animal Science —— . ss ‘ . ai jan x Salida Ba Suzanne Swartz — Math Janet Vail — Resource Rm. a a a cc ¥ , 5 , pa 4 fa rt Ro be v 4 _ % ag : , py FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA _- ee i ee nama left to Right: Mr. White, N. Hawkins, T. Clark; W. Davis, J. Noyes, J. Lightizer, J. Cave, R. Brown, M. Hawkins CLASS WILL Karen Alexander leaves her snorkasocus to Ms. Knowlton. Brenda Andrew leaves the bathrooms to the next bunch of Seniors. John Anton leaves his homework behind. Angela Bodini leaves behind forever her plastic Stop Shop bags. David Caram leaves his mad ‘‘Casper Mobile.”’ Rich Carter leaves right away. Kim Casey leaves her Ford wagon. Shane Cassell leaves joke books to Ms. Norris. Sandy Cassola leaves the Girls’ Bathroom to her sister Cindy. Todd Clancy leaves as soon as possible. Hidi Clark leaves Mr. Raucci for the Freshmen to have. Tracy Clarke leaves behind the school lunch menu to someone else’s daughter. Rick Connaghan leaves his books to Mrs. Vail. Joe Conroy leaves gym class without his pants. Pete Cook leaves a smoke detector for the boys’ bathroom. Dean DeCastro leaves his body to Karen Sandy. Tom DiBurro leaves Ms. Knowlton his box. Bob DiPietro leaves young, wild, and hopefully free. Bill Fisher leaves nothing. Karen Funicella leaves without Julie Graham. Lisa Gilbert leaves her motor mouth to Mr. Scanlon for future use. Kristen leaves behind nothing but great memories of soph. year with David. Bill Greene leaves period. Bill Grondin leaves Mr. Prato in a straight jacket a padded cell. Doug Hart leaves his pencil. Noelle Hawkins leaves Darlene, Debbie, and Shelley her hardtop. Keith Hayes leaves Mr. Cunnien his black Granada. Lisa Hidler leaves with plenty of good memories and good friends. Karen Langlois leaves the 4B guys her nose. James Lavigne leaves with apologies all over the place — ‘‘I’m sorry.” Donald Legere leaves all his unfinished homework to Ms. Swartz. Jodi Lightizer leaves it all behind. Anne McEwen leaves behind her favorite sayings — ‘‘Awesome Go for it.”’ Tara Moore leaves behind her black, baggy pants. Louis Moreau leaves his report card to anyone who will take it. Cathy Muise leaves with Tom Silveria. Mike Nickerson leaves the state. John Noyes leaves with no money. Mike Ouellette leaves without a detention. Jon Peluso leaves with nothing at all. John Piekarski leaves all the teachers to all the Freshmen. Suzanne Quirk leaves her pink eye shadow to Ms. Hegarty. Dan Ross leaves in a hurry. Liisa Salmi leaves her crayons and artwork to Mr. Prato. Donal Sawyer leaves for Australia. Ralph Schott leaves his popped out lens. Tom Silveria leaves his truck all over campus. Louis South leaves the school behind. Sharon South leaves her books. Pam Stache leaves Mr. Raucci and Ms. Collins all her excuses. Gary Stetson leaves Ms. Hegarty with a very large headache. Karen Violette leaves her sympathy to the future students of the Aggie. Chris Young leaves four sets of tires in the parking lot with pleasure. 33 9 Bip “ pH path tote — Jan nagetaac cot RN Ware Y -__ PARTY TIME o( oy ee SAS . | S Better Late than Never i 4 pour the : = ay zo os i ot oe BOx reolas al r ‘booze In the tub and ma straw.” —— rl = ad nat © A ee tee, i � io PUSS “VEL ‘ = == SF ite Ye C. Bakoian D. Beaton J. Campbell J. Cave K. Conroy D. DeBaker M. Gerrity C. Goodwin R. Hinton P. Keating S. Martin J. Mello Y. Stasinos R. Stys M. Swett K. Taylor R. Thompson ! S. Wright K. McDonald A. Parker R. Saulnier R. Brown C. Carbone K. Carufel M. Cutler D. Doucette D. Gallagher M. Gallant J. Garland J. Heyland D. Holloran C. Main M. McCormick G. Morris S. Rowe S. Silva I. Valcarcel C. Visco P. Walsh J. Marchesini E. Rasmussen T. Avin H. Brown V. Corning M. Corrao D. Cronin R. Dalton R. Fisher T. Gilford M. Goudreault G. Gould J. Henderson K. Hojaboom J. Holt J. Johnson C. Landry K. Leary M. Lennox G. Leondires L. McGovern P. Santos CLASS OF 19388 L. Baglini T. Cabral J. Caram L. Carfel L. Flammia D. Friberg R. Fundeklian K. Glazier P. Iorio S. Kingsbury M. Lee M. Makowski L. McKie T. McNeil J. Mitchell K. Moran Brown Carter Denis Faris . George J. Gortech D. Herrick OAV O MRAZ KA! . Hinchey Hooper . Knowlton . Liberge . Lowe . Mason . Meade . Merritt . Mortimer Pistenmaa . Quave Severance Ayala . Bacon . Baldwin Brazillian . Bennett . Bonilla . Church Clarke Comeau Condon . Connelly . Davis Doolen Ellesworth Ar 7ANN0T NY OUrrvAemterserorn Sole haa R. Latinville P. Lucia P. Marshall H. McFarlane C. Parsons- S. Pearson W. Savastano D. Tanzer J. Telford J. Withington D. Wright W. Watson Spaneas Sweeney . Tanzer Thibideau Woolridge Slavin . Tiberio . Metz . Ouellette . Paltinovich Prentiss . Schnepp Smart . Turner S2200nFAoNA AcrrLY M. Beaudet J. Bodenreader M. Campbell C. Cassola J. Church A. Clay J. Cuddy J. Erlbacher S. Gearin S. Greene I. Howes L. Jalbert T. Moccia C. Neumeyer H. O’Dea L. Potter D. Tanzer W. West A. Wilson J. Stys D. Wright C. Burke K. Burney C. Carbone D. Como M. Crosier P. Cunningham K. Donnelly E. Eppinger A. Feener L. Garcia A. Hojaboom J. Hussey J. Landry J. LeBlanc S. Lind L. McEnaney C. Mellen J. O’Brien J. Ouellette R. Perillo M. Rogers J. Stys M. Aserio J. Billeas M. Chretian K. Dodge S. Edmundsin T. Gagnon M. Makowski K. McCarthy C. Morris S. O’Brien J. Pelletier D. Pike R. Senecal . Slavin . Tenney . Weiss . Babin . Center . Champion . DeMille R. Guillemette M. Malvitch D. McCulloch L. Roberge L. Teats K. Winchester J. Fournier F. Haselgard L. Martell Co rerry E. Shaw S. Trott M. Goodhue J. Logan J. Martin R. Perry R. Steen J. Turgeon RZ Gine Patrol...use it! “E(ALA aap ey ft a Front Row L to R: R. Steen, J. Ouellette, C. Landry, J. Pelletier, D. Hart, P. Parisi, J. Campbell, M. Makowski. Back Row L to R: M. Makowski J. LeBlanc, R. Clarke, P. Iorio, J. Noyes, S. Campbell, D. DeBaker, G. Keating, I. O’Neil, J. Martin, Coach Demsey. oe: tae Coach Gene Demsey G y r eo ON ORs rattan c a SOCCER iPtn ee + OV Ge geet ng COL Eee oe ern ren wl . aye tcosPans iat 75 RU 2 : Kneeling L to R: C. Slavin, K. Coach Beth Collins CROSS COUNTRY af ey - i 4. : Pay wt BE Bud te Pie ia ¥ r rie ee. ts et Sy ere Thy Oty ah CATH oY a Kneeling L to R: J. Ouellette, I. O’Neal, J. Bodenrader, J. Pelletier, M. Center, Standing L to R: Coach Stacey, J. Cave, K. Dodge, R. Clarke, D. DeBaker, M. Lee, E. Clarke, Asst. Coach Collins. MEN’S BASKETBALL Kneeling L to R: D. George, C. Muise, C. Landry, L. Jalbert, Standing L to R: Coach Collins, R. Brown, N. Hawkins, M. Hawkins, C. Cassola, S. Cassola. Coach Beth Collins WOMEN’S BASKETBALL J.V. BASKETBALL Karen Alexander ‘‘Alex’’ 4 Gregory St., Marblehead Animal Science — Basketball 4 — Wants to be a successful millionaire by 30 — ‘‘Be very quiet, you crazy wabbits.”’ Kristen Green 36 North Main St., Middleton Animal Science — Student Council V.P. 3, Dairy Judging Team 2, Rec. Comm. 3, Basketball 3 — Wants to be happy — ‘‘Just Ducky.”’ ANIMAL SCIENCE Karen Alexander Kristen Green -RODUCTION Michelle Hawkins Animal Science — FFA Sentinel 4 Chapter Safety Comm. 4, Dairy Judging 3 4, Basketball 1-4 — Wants to go to college, own a Brown Swiss farm, get rich. James Lavigne 6 Roberts Rd., Salisbury Animal Science — Wants a career in management — ‘‘Casey, was there any homework last night?’’ Louis South 81 Clarnedon Ave., Lynn Animal Science — Wants to be a dairy farmer. Gary Stetson Gary Stetson 43 Burley St., Danvers Animal Science — Basketball | — Wants to open a super charged auto parts store in Salem — ‘Yah team, Yahoo, what’s happenen?”’ Karen Violette 8 Elm St., Apt 2, Peabody Animal Science — Wants to be a rich vet own 2 Masarati’s, 2 Lamborgini’s and a white tiger. Karen Violette 65 ANIMAL SCIENCE Angela Bodini ‘‘Angie’’ 108 A Concord St., Gloucester Animal Science — Wants to be an equine Vet and own a business — “‘I don’t know. Ask Tara.’’ Kim Casey 5 South Hardy St., Beverly Animal Science — Wants to go to college for management — ‘‘Go for Angela Bodini 66 BUSINESS Karen Funicella Bill Grondin Heidi Clarky ‘‘Clarky”’ 46 Wallis St., Beverly Animal Science — FFA V.P. 3, Basketball 3 — Wants to own a horse farm — ‘‘Keith! Whatever.’’ Tom DiBurro 147 Carleton St., Haverhill Animal Science — FFA Chapter Safety Rec Comm. 4, Yearbook — Wants to go to a four year college become a businessman. John Farrington ‘‘J.F.”’ 318 Mt. Vernon St., Lawrence Animal Science — Student Council Treas. — Wants to be a beach bum in Florida. Karen Funicella ‘‘Funy”’ 26 Pacific St., Lynn Animal Science — Wants to go to nursing school find a cure for wrinkles — ‘Hi, Hon.’”’ Bill Grondin 20 Osborne St. Animal Science — Basketball 1-4 Wants to be a beach bum in CA — Madness’”’ 67 Jodi Lightizer ‘‘French Fry’’ 15 Colonial Rd., Peabody Animal Science — FFA Sec. 4, Nominating Comm. 4, Horse Judging 3 4, Livestock Showing 3 — Basketball Scorekeeper 3 4 — Wants to go to college, move to N.H. get married — “‘It’s too cold to go to Gallow’s, guys.”’ Anne McEwen 177 Essex St., Lynn Animal Science — Wants to go to college, own a kennel grooming business, get married, and have lots of kids — ‘Go for it.’’ Louis Moreau 54 Parkland Ave., Lynn Animal Science — Wants to continue in dairy tech. Liisa Salmi ‘‘Muffy”’ P.O. Box 283 25 West St., Beverly Farms Animal Science — Horse Judging 3 4, FFA Exec. Comm. 4, Livestock Showing 3 — Wants to buy land and start an Arabian breeding farm live happily ever after. Donal Sawyer ‘‘Jose’’ 44 Riverdale Park, Gloucester Animal Science — Wants to train horse, and own a tack shop and a boarding stable — ‘‘My name is Jose Emanhas.”’ 68 Louis Moreau Liisa Salmi Donal Sawyer PLEORICUL TUNE Brenda Andrew 14 Brown Ct., N. Andover Floriculture — Basketball 1 — Wants to marry David and move out of Mass. — ‘‘What? Who me? I swear I didn’t do it.”’ John Anton ‘‘Robert’’ 399 Lake St., Haverhill Floriculture — Wants to move out on his own, be a florist earn bucks — l am what I am.’’ Brenda Andrew John Anton 69 Shane Cassell Coles Island, Gloucester Floriculture — Wants to be rich, move to Florida on a Harley with a beautiful girl on the back — ‘‘No way!”’ Sandy Cassola 21 Vet. Mem. Drive, Peabody Floriculture — Class V.P. 3 4, Homeroom Rep. 3 4, Chapter Safety Comm. 3, Basketball 1-4 — Wants to go to college in Florida for Fashion, be rich happy, keep in touch with friends, Thanks Mom Dad, — ‘‘Sorry. I’m only kidding.’’ Joe Conroy 8 Linclon St., Merrimac Floriculture — Basketball 3, — What? I’m awake.’’ Wendy Davis ‘‘Giggles’’ 1032 West Lowell Ave., Haverhill Floriculture — FFA V.P. 4, Sentinel 3, Hmrm Rep. 2 3 — Wants to go to college for Plant Sci. and open a Nursery Garden Center with a greenhouse florist shop “‘Oh, grow up. Cut it out. Oh, my. Tracy Dionne ‘‘Trace’’ 5 Adams Ave., Peabody Floriculture — Wants to go to college, get a good job, get married, and live happily ever after — ‘‘I don’t know.”’ Karin Gartside 22 Pearl Ave., Lawrence Floriculture — Class treasurer 3-4, Hmrm Rep. 2-4, Chapter Safety 2-3, Basketball 1-2 — Wants to go to college, marry Johnny, and drive a Ferrari — ‘“‘shut up!”’ 70 Tracy Dionne Karin Gartside Lisa Gilbert Cathy Muise Tara Moore Lisa Gilbert 174 Holyoke St., Lynn Floriculture — Wants to go to college own her own business — ‘“‘That’s awesome.”’ Lisa Anne Hidler ‘‘Lees”’ 8 Margin Terrace, Peabody Floriculture — Class President 3 4, Prom Comm. 4, Flr. Team 3 Wants to go to college, own a business, travel get married — You’ve obviously mistaken me for someone who cares.”’ Karen Langlois 51 Sherwood Ave., Danvers Floriculture — Wants to party, travel around the world, own a radio station, party some more ‘‘Check it out.”’ Tara Moore ‘‘T”’ 55 Ploverhill Rd., Ipswich Floriculture — Wants to go to Florida, own a business a truck, get married, and have lots of kids — ‘ Been dazed and confused for so long it’s not true.”’ Cathy Muise ‘ Mouse’’ 340 Chestnut St., Lynnfield Floriculture — Class Secretary 3-4, Basketball 1-4, Soccer 3-4 — Wants to go to college, move to N.H., and get married — ‘ What? I don’t know.”’ 71 Suzanne Quirk 4 Kirkland Rd., Peabody Floriculture — Chapter Safety Comm. 3 — Wants to go to college and be happy — “‘Such a spaz.”’ Ralph P. Schott Il Salem Floriculture — Plans to go in the army after graduation — Oh, well.”’ Alecia Smith ‘‘Lee’’ P.O. Box 261, Merrimac Floriculture — Rec Comm. 4, Yearbook 4 — Wants to move to CA, marry a rock star, and become an actress — Oh, my god, he’s gorgeous.’ ’ Sharon South ‘‘Stringbean’”’ 26 Park St., Saugus Floriculture Pam Stache 150 Bridge St., Beverly Floriculture — Wants to own a greenhouse and marry Brian — “‘I don’t care.”’ 72 Suzanne Quirk Ralph P. Schott III Alecia Smith Pam Stache ORN. HORTICULTURE Michael Albert David Caram Michael J. Albert 49 Prince St., Lynn Ornamental Hort. — Wants to do the Applachian Trail — ‘I don’t know. You tell me.”’ David Caram ‘‘Casper’’ 168 High St., Ipswich Ornamental Hort. — Wants to be a carpenter or a truck driver and do landscaping — ‘That’s mad’’ 73 Todd Clancy Todd Clancy 3 Beechwood Rd., Ipswich Ornamental Hort. — Basketball 1 — Wants to graduate be a musician — ‘‘Never count your chickens before they cross the road.’’ Rick Connaghan 23 Blair Terrace, Peabody Ornamental Hort. — Wants to work at landscaping — ‘‘What’s up?’’ Bobby DiPietro 94 Eastern Ave., Swampscott Ornamental Hort. — Wants to have a landscaping business and an island in the Bahamas — ‘‘See ya!”’ Bill Fisher 10 Mill Lane, Rockport Ornamental Hort. — Wants to be rich before he’s thirty — ‘‘I don’t know how it happened.’’ Douglas A. Hart 33 Indian Rock Dr., Saugus Ornamental Hort. — Hmrm. Rep. 4, Soccer 2-4, X-Country 3-4 — Wants to own a business — “‘It’s easy.”’ Bill Greene Uptack Rd., Groveland ‘ Ornamental Hort. . = j at | Bill Green 74 Doug Hart eS Zz ee ae ei, 4 -_ . , os , Be ; . : } . r ; Z 7 pty . oe � Be b é . oe oa Me | m 2 , See ee Ya . dl Pg 4 ° xs F tee r g a ae . ve ae ase + z n s tok ; oe oe A in” Macks Tt he ais % a, se ‘ . ‘on Pes _ - Bu. ‘ ‘ A ra oe , = ot at e s Jon Peluso John Piekarski Noelle Hawkins Ornamental Hort. — FFA Treas. 4, Soccer 2-4, Basketball 3-4 — Wants to go to college, own a business, have a family, be happy — ‘‘No � Sa Keith S. Hayes 40 Bellevue St., Lawrence Ornamental Hort. — Wants to start a landscaping business — ‘‘The Nads’’ Donald Legere 134 Eutaw Ave., Lynn Ornamental Hort. — Wants to make more money than you can count in a lifetime — ‘‘It’s one of those days.’’ John R. Noyes ‘‘Noisy”’ 22 Essex Lane, Peabody Ornamental Hort. — FFA Pres. 4, Parliamentarian 3, Exec. Comm. 1-2, BOAC Comm. 2-4, Soccer 1-4, Basketball 1-4, X-Country 1-3 — Wants to go to Fl. start a business — ‘Gallows Again.”’ Jon Peluso 3 Willard Lane, Lynnfield Ornamental Hort. — Wants to start a business, get married be wealthy Yahoo”’ John Piekarski 420 Marble Ridge Rd., N. Andover Ornamental Hort. — Wants to have a landscaping business — ‘‘Class of 86 is the best.”’ 75 NATURAL RESOURCES Michael Ackroyd Richard Carter Michael Ackroyd 27 Barrett Ct., Lynn Natural Resources — Plans to grow up — “‘It all comes back to me Richard Carter ‘‘Rich”’ 330 Lawrence St., Lawrence Natural Resources — Wants to be a success with a tree and landscaping business. 77 Peter Cook 10 Glendale St., Haverhill Natural Resources — FFA V.P. 4 — Wants to own a logging business — ‘“Where are we going this weekend? No, kidding, really?’’ Ed Clarke 71 Basswood Ave., Saugus Natural Resources — Basketball 1-4, Soccer 4, X-Country 4 — ‘“‘It was Bill.” Dean DeCastro 18 Ocean View Ave., Swampscott Natural Resources — Wants to go to the Rhode Island School for automotives Mike Nickerson ‘‘Nick’’ 7 Delaware Ave., Danvers Natural Resources — Wants to go to college, marry Maureen and become a state trooper — ‘‘Such a deal, What a bargain. Is it 2:40 yet?’’ Mike Ouellette ‘‘Squid’’ 22 Cottage St., Peabody Natural Resources — Hmrm. Rep. 4, Basketball 1-4, Soccer 1 — Wants to be a beach comber. 78 Ed Clarke FERERE. BE. OPE TEETER EEE Semen Prete e et Me es Dean DeCastro Mike Ouellette ; | | Robert J. Robinson, Jr. ‘‘Bob’’ 94 Mablin Ave., North Andover Natural Resources — Wants to go to college and then into the forestry service — ‘‘Dan give me back my test.”’ Daniel Ross ‘‘Rosco’’ 2 Orchard St., Byfield Natural Resources — Wants to go to college and become an electrical. engineer. Thomas Silveria 61 Main St., Peabody Natural Resources — Basketball 1-4 — Wants to go to college and move to N.H. — ‘Don’t go changing to please me.”’ Christopher J. Young 2 Riverside, Danvers Natural Resources — Hmrm. Rep. 4, Basketball 1-4 — Plans to become a millionaire by returning cans — ‘“Who wants to drag for a case of beer?’’ 79 FW rPeryeayy neste SUPERLATIVES 81 Most Likely To Succeed — Karen Alexander Rob Best Personality — Bill Grondin Tracy Dionne Robinson Class Flirts — Bob DePietro Jodi Lightizer Shyest — Tracy Clark Rob Robinson it SCREEN ere ONS ie Teachers’ Pets — Peter Cook Jodi Lightizer Most Class Spirit — Wendy Davis John Noyes STATE CONVENTION BE ON MARCH 26-35. : Ist AL COME: 2nd ROBERT 3r0 DEBBIE Class Couple — Bill Grondin Liisa Salmi Best Laugh — Karen Langlois Todd Clancy Best Dressed — Tracy Clark Tom DiBurro Most Dedicated — Wendy Davis Tom DiBurro Best Sense of Humor — Todd Clancy Kristen Green Flakiest — Alicia Smith Todd Clancy Class Clowns — Chris Young Alicia Smith Most Outspoken — Mike Ouellette Alicia Smith Most Talkative — John Noyes Kristen Green Most Athletic — Sandy Cassola Ed Clarke Welty AHHH ni it M TNA | nt Ry hy ay abatyt ans ee as | . we phar ie ee Hs a) Pe ae he i hate Mt eae BRUNCH , 986 C LASS OF 90 PROD: are + ee Se fe Sea sage waft i a ai! Py 4% { 42 44 F tet oa MMR Rep 8555 yesy : iene ms ee THINGS TO REMEMBER Mike Ackroyd remembers getting to his Senior year. Brenda Andrews remembers the tent at Topsfield Fair, Junior year. Dave Caram remembers spending Senior year with Debbie. Rich Carter remembers that Pete owes him much money. Shane Cassell remembers his friends. Sandy Cassola remembers being with Tony wild child that Sunday. Oh, my God! Todd Clancy remembers that he was supposed to remember, but he doesn’t. Pete Cook remembers that he owes Rich Carter much money. Heidi Clark remembers all of Kim’s stories all four years. Wendy Davis remembers falling asleep in Mr. K’s class. Tom DiBurro remembers four years of fun. Dean DeCastro remembers being caught by Mr. K smoking in the boys’ room. Tracy Dionne remembers not knowing what was going on. Bob DiPietro remembers not ever being there or anywhere. Bill Grondin remembers his trip to the aquarium and all the detentions too. Michele Hawkins remembers the parties at Liisa’s house. Noelle Hawkins remembers going down West Beach every night with Liisa. Jodi Lightizer remembers always forgetting. Karin Gartside remembers Bill F. and Todd C. with the cheese whiz. Kristen Green remembers spending sophomore year with David. Anne McEwen will remember that Ms. Knowlton gave her her first detention. Tara Moore remembers getting in trouble with Lisa G. Louis Moreau remembers nothing. Cathy Muise remembers going to the J.F.K. Jon Peluso remembers the weekend on the Ipswich River. Suzanne Quirk remembers being bagged for smoking and I DIDN’T DO IT! Robert Robinson remembers everything. Liisa Salmi remembers West Beach, the Breakfast Club and New Year’s Eve. Ralph Schott remembers that Mike Ackroyd still wants to fight him. Tom Silveria remembers his trip to the aquarium and all the detentions. 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