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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1988 volume:

DEDICATION Sandy Spina We, the Class of 1988, would like to thank Mr. Sandy Spina for his many years of hard work on the farm crew. His dedication and determination have en- riched our years at the Aggie. We would like to express our thanks and our well wishes for an enjoyable retirement. We proudly dedicate this yearbook to Sandy Spina. awe’ i ier tolextend i’ advisors, BOB RAUCCI Dick Barbeau Michael Wesley Bacon Jason Alexander Caram Deborah Ann Carter Mark Davis Trevor J. Ellsworth Eric J. Fermon Laura Ann Flammia Rhonda Fundeklian William Lester Gaspar mi i i Kelly D. Glazier Debbie Herrick Risa Latinville Mark Kenneth Lee Debra D. Lomasney eCOEX AGtn Michael Alfred Makowski Tracy McNeil Allison A. Merritt Nancy Metz 10 James Mitchell Kathy A.P. Moran Kerrie L. Mortimer William (Watson) O’Leary Shelby Dawn Pearson Howard Schnepp Mary Ann Ouellette Scott M. Prentiss Cynthia Severance Leonard A. Smart 11 Tanya J. Spaneas David Michael Tanzer Debra Marion Tanzer Julia Telford Tammy M. Thibodeau Kimberly A. Turner Thomas Wooldridge Dennis L. Wright Jr. � fT 3 eee £ fe od: — 14 Allison Merritt President Tanya Spaneas Vice-President Kathy Moran 2nd Vice-President Dennis Wright Secretary Julie Telford Treasurer Administration To The Class of 1988 I will always have special memories of your class, for you are the last group of students that I had as a teacher. Also, you are the most enthusiastic, school-spirited class that I have seen in a long time. Your dedication, class activities and projects have brought a new spirit to our high school and have influenced the classes that follow you. I am grateful to each of you and to the leadership given to you by your class advisors and officers. Collectively, you have been a very successful class of which I am very proud. I am sure that each one of you will find individual success in the future, and I hope that your education and experiences here will be a basis for that success. Sincerely, 16 Helen M. Hegarty 4 4 A Lynn Ackerman George Banos Richard Barbeau Robert Clifford Richard Collins Gene Demsey Robert Desmond Richard Emerson Janice Gershlak Scott Hatch Riley Heath A + Pr aga « wa® +o, 7 at Oe Me 0 ce op te Pamela Knowlton James Leonhard Helene Levin ROORTE T AAAI A SHetrerep Lirt Of chee @ heads 4 short oa i ae ef is: . A, Bede : iat: 4 ie ae je eo 7 e, — _ es ee a” Fa PETZ Sy . Gineen Rhodes Barbara Schanda Steve Schroeder Suzanne Swartz Edward White James Willis Kay Piercé Virgil Phelps Beth Collins MEMORIAM RAYMOND F. POTTER 1930-1988 It was on Tuesday, February 23, 1988, that we lost our director of 14 years. Raymond F. Potter was more than just a director, he was one of the Aggie’s best friends. Mr. Potter started at the Aggie in 1956 as a related subjects teacher, football, and basketball coach. In 1965 he moved to the position of education manager. He then became our director, in 1974, a position that he held for 14 years up to his death this year. During the past 4 years at the Aggie, he devoted a lot of time and effort into updating and bringing the Aggie into the 1980’s. Some of the things we may remember most were his efforts to give us a new horse arena and horticulture building. He was also very active in the new county jail site selection issue, always having the Aggie’s best interest at heart. It was stated by a teacher that the Aggie has lost more than just a director, it has also lost a good friend. As I look back over the many times I spent in his office talking about the Aggie, I can’t help but think that the void created by his death will be hard to fill. Ray Potter loved this school. It and all it’s students stood for were very much in the forefront of his mind. Mr. Potter leaves his wife, Antoinette, and 2 sons, Michael and Steven. DENNIS L. WRIGHT STUDENT MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES SHELBY D. PEARSON TREASURER OF THE ESSEX CHAPTER SADD Every year the yearbook committee asks the director to write a few words for the yearbook. Mr. Potter wrote this to the class of 1988 just a few months before his death.: It is my pleasure to contribute in some small way to the yearbook for the class of 1988. I know that since entering as freshman you have all experienced changes, adjustments, and progress. All of these have allowed you to expand your horizons and work toward your individual goals for the future. I am sure that the education you have received at this school will serve as a firm foundation for your future ac- complishments. I wish you well!! RAYMOND F. POTTER, 21 DIRECTOR o Fat 4gee if $ ST 4 1 Na. 24 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA o ESSEX CHAPTER 28 NT he KRY y ¥ From L to R: D. Tanzer, K. Donnelly, L. Haskell, M. Makowski, D. Beaupre. Back row: M. Makowski, B. Mason, R. Clar R. Stein, Coach Lenae Reinschmidt Lenae Reinschmidt 34 Wii HK pie abe j . Fadl Wy pi Ar ts ASO PS Front L to R: L. Peulio, A. Rand, J. Ward, K. Donnelly, E. Burk, B. Bailey, G. L’Italien, J. Palocios. Back: M. Church, K. Parsons, J. Hussey, I. O’Neal, R. Clark, J. Ouellette, S. Keating, M. Makowski, M. Ouellette, B. Hawkins, Coach Frank Armatto. f ; . . _ Fes ™ Coach Frank Armatto Cw 4 ca eee a ett }’ See a ee adele IP PL), Yh aes Satay deta SO ENeiad AS. span ey 4 ake 39 BOYS BASKETBALL Bottom row: J. Drislane, F. Winslow, M. Makowski, R. Clough, J. Lee, R. Clarke, I. O’Neal, Coach Bill Stacey. = y. rn Bill Stacey Palacios. Top row: M. Merritt, M. Center, M. Gerrity, M. Front L to R: M. Makowski, K. Mortimer, H. McFarlane, C. Parsons, L. Jalbert. Back L to R: D. Tanzer, L. Haskell, K. Parsons, C. Burke, R. Fundeklian, K. Donnelly eadsiaiedipiishadalioiinensiiie nila coast eee + GIRLS BASKETBALL BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL ee Bottom row: J. Ward, B. Stempleski, E. Burke, L. LaChance. Top row: E. Snead, K. Parsons, L. Haskell, T. Ferguson, B. Houde, Coach Pam Knowlton. Missing: K. Donnelly, C. Burke. GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL 45 2 f M ' 4 | INN se5'S . - 5 5. = =. 4 — = fae J 2 5 a ° TECHNICAL HieHt SCHOOL nimal Science 50 Production Deborah Carter SERS te Robert Doolen Harry Bonilla or i Matthew Church TT Trevor Ellsworth Mark Baldwin 5 Gove St., Beverly Production Graduating from high school “Help Me!” Harry Bonilla 161 Bernard Ave., Lawrence, 01841 Production I am graduating, Best poultry judge, Honor roll 2 terms Debbie Carter 4 Willow Ct., Essex, 01929 Production FFA livestock judging — 4 Matthew Church (“Matt’’) 709 River St., Haverhill, 01830 Production Livestock judging — 3 Robert Doolen (‘‘Rob’’) 132 Granitest St., Rockport, 01966 Production I passed 4 years of school! “Hey go fluctuate ” Trevor Ellsworth (“Trap’’) 29 Elizabeth Ln., W. Peabody, 01960 Production Livestock showmanship at the FFA National Convention — 4 “We didn’t have homework, did we?” 51 Eric Fermon (“Doc’’) 278 Newbury St. lot 9, Peabody, 01960 Production “What’s so good about it?” Kelly Glazier 9 Highland Rd., Merrimac, 01860 Production Dairy judging — 2, second place science fair — 2 “You’re nuts!” Debbie Herrick 27 Garrison St., Groveland, MA 01834 Production Pamella Marshall (““Pam”’) 16 Pinewood Rd., West Peabody, 01960 Production Science fair honorable mention — 4, Senior grand champion at the Topsfield fair Holstein show — 4 52 a . = Eric Fermon (‘‘Doc’’) ae é Paula Leonard Smart Joseph Joseph Paula (“Joe”’) 57 Lake Shore Drive, Georgetown, 01833 Production “T passed didn’t [?” David Tanzer Julia Telford Leonard Smart (‘‘Leaping Lenny’’) 2 Veterans Memorial Ave., Peabody, 01960 Production SN Shay Ml a 2 “What homework?” David Tanzer 56 Emerson Ave., Peabody, 01960 Production Cross Country — 4 Julie Telford (‘“‘Turtle’’) 16 Bond St., Swampscott, 01907 Production Junior and Senior Treasurer 53 54 Business Nathaniel Baker (“Nat”) 42 Laurel St., Lynn, 01905 Agri-Business Gregory Bangs (“Greg’’) 32 Morton St., Lawrence, 01841 Agri-Business Vice-President S.A.D.D. — 4, Peer counselor — 4, Livestock judging — 2 8, High honors — 4 “You know what I think you should do...?” Rhonda Fundeklian 121 Campbell St., No. Andover, 01845 Agri-Business Basketball — 3 4, Yearbook — 4, FFA Parliamentarian — 3, FFA President — 4, Peer Counselor — 3 4 “After I go shopping, then let’s go to the party!” Debbie Lomasney 373 Middle St., West Newbury Agri-Business Cathy Lowe 38 North Bend St., Lynn, 01904 Agri-Business Kathy Moran 41 Boston St. Methuen, 01844 Agri-Business Senior Vice-President, I want to go go to college, get a masters degree and become and become a state police officer. “Get off my cloud!!”’ Kerrie Mortimer 37 Wardwell Ave, Lynn, 01902 Agri-Business Basketball — 2,3,4, Newspaper, I graduated! “Oh Lord!” Tammy M. Thibodeau (‘“Squeaky’’) 16 Churchill Rd., Lynn, 01902 Agri-Business “T didn’t fail anything this year, and I didn’t get thrown from a horse horse!” Dennis Wright Jr. (‘““God’’) 3b Richardson Rd., Derry, NH 03038 Agri-Business Dairy judging — 2 3, Newspaper — 2 3, Public speaking — 3, FFA reporter — 3, Student member of the Board of Trustees — 4, Senior class secretary, Yearbook Comm. — 4, School improvement Council —— 3 4, Prom Comm — 4 “That’s what makes me so damn special!”’ Kathy Moran Kerrie Mortimer FLORICULTURE ] Andy Connelly 68 Hawthorne St. Lynn, 01902 Floriculture “What???” Laura Flammia 10 Raddin St., Lynn, 01905 Floriculture Floriculture contest — 1,2,3,4, Yearbook Comm. — 4 “Excuse me?!?!” Heather Mc Farlane 48a Estes St., Lynn, 01902 Floriculture Homeroom rep. — 1,2,3,4, FFA second Vice-President — 3, Basketball — 1,2,4, I want to own my own hair dressing shop and marry Bob. “sorry I'm late but...” Allison Merritt (“Albee’’) 9 Manning Rd., Lynn, 01902 Floriculture Junior and Senior class president, Basketball — 1,2,3,4, Prom Comm. — 4, Floriculture team — 3 58 Andy Connelly Laura Flammia a - Kim Turner Tanya Spaneas (‘‘T’’) 32 Vets. 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Dr., Peabody, 01960 Floriculture Junior and senior Vice-President, Prom Comm — 4, Basketball — 155.4: Debi Tanzer (““Deb’’) 56 Emerson Ave., Peabody, 01960 Floriculture Basketball — 2,3,4, FFA Chaplain — 3, FFA Secretary — 4 Kimberly Turner 14 Wellman St., Beverly, 01915 Floriculture I want to graduate “T need a cigarette.” 59 Jason Caram 168 High St., Ipswich, Ornamental Horticulture Nursery landscape team, state convention, Big E, FFA National Convention William Gaspar (‘‘Will’’) 340 Old Essex Rd., Beverly, 01915 Ornamental Horticulture “T don’t know.” 60 Jason Caram HORTICULTURE Dawn Hinchey Mark Lee Dawn Hinchey 9 Balson Ct., Gloucester, Ornamental Horticulture Farm stand Manager — 3 “Hey Snob.” Mark Lee 43 Prince St., Salem, 01970 Ornamental Horticulture ae “sg Basketball — 1,2,3,4, All star r ye | award tournament and coaches aKOWSKI award ’86 and ’87, FFA Treasurer — 4, BOAC Comm. — 4, Nursery landscape first place at the chapter level and second at states, and fourth at the regional contest, and sixty-second place at the national level. a ms Ae Peter Lucia (“Pete’’) 37 Colonial Ave., Lynn, 01904 Ornamental Horticulture “Can I ask You a question?” Michael Makowski (“‘Mike’”’) 373 Chestnut St., Ly nn, 01902 Ornamental Horticulture FFA Parliamentarian — 4, Soccer ro Aebasketballl-—153.4) Gross Country — 1,2,3,4, I made it through Kansas City 99) “What you call me? Gary Oakley Jr. 48 Winter St., Saugus, 01906 O.H. “Yum, Au, Huh?” Cyndi Severence 24 Osborne St., Salem, 01970 O.H. Hmrm. Rep. 2, Exec. Comm. 3-4, Student Advisory Board 4, Prom Comm., Roadside Stand Manager 4, Sr. Foreman, Fruit Judging Team 4. “Are we having fun yet?” Paul Sweeney 51 Standly Rd., Beverly, 01915 0.0. FFA Vice-Pres. 4, Student Advisory Board 4, Made gym into parking lot 4, tested fire alarms 4. “GOOD MORNING ESSEX AGGIE.” Cyndi Severence : é “ yj tal oe 3 Gary Oakley - NATURAL RESOURCES , “4 WAR re .- we: wa Tos ow! Rafael Ayala “Raf” 27 Front St., Lawrence, 01843 N.R. Marshall Bennett 4 Ash At., Ameabury, 01913 INGRE Leo Carufel 25A Abbott At., Lawrence, 01841 N.R. Robert Clarke “Clarkie” 71 Basswood Ave., Saugus, 01960 N.R. 64 r . CS “Lis Alan Comeau Alan Comeau (‘“‘Alf’’) 490 Boston St., Topsfield, 01983 N.R. Graduating and being able to go here are the best things to happen to me. “Got a pen or pencil?” Bradley Davis (““Morris’’) 3 Atkinson St., Newburyport N.R. “T didn’t do nuttin.” Mark Davis (“‘Ox’’) 774 Salem St., So. Groveland, 01834 N.R. I want to go to Colorado and become a park ranger. Mark Davis David Friberg David M. Friberg 6 Grove St., Byfield N.R. I came to school. “The snapper is a flappin.” Frederick C. Hooper (“Freddie’’) 8 Monroe St., Peabody, 01960 “Life is just a game you play by the rules and when no one is looking you cheat.” Robert H. Mason (“‘Bob’’) 7 Jefferson Pl., Lynn, 01902 N.R. X-Country 1-4 “So what are you saying?” _— 2 ot Fred Hooper Ra aN William (Watson) O’Leary 56 New Park St., Lynn, 01905 N.R. I want to finish school and live it up. “What note?” ‘4 mh ria Ian O’Neal Ian Scott O’Neal (“Buzzer’’) 7 4 Andover fe ee 4 N.R. Exec. Comm. 3, Soccer 3-4, Basketball 1-4, FFA Reporter 4, Stand Mgr. 4, BOAC Chairman 4, Prom Comm., Fruit judging 4, Forestry contests 4, Peer counseling 3-4. “Luv U Cole, MA.” Scott Prentiss 152 Riverdale Pl., Gloucester, 01930 N.R. Peer counseling 3-4 “Hey Fred.” Howard Schnepp (““Howie’’) 14 Cambridge St.; Lawrence, 01842 N.R. 66 Horse Management Michael Bacon 25 Harnson Ave., Gloucester, 019380 Horse Management Poultry foreman, Honors and high honors for the first time. “No problem.” Lisa Baglini Salem _— ; : Horse Management Michael Bacon Lisa Baglini “Shirak” 67 Cassandra Fillipon (‘“Cassie’’) 245 Andover St., Andover, 01810 Horse Management President of SADD 4, Prom comm. “T don’t EVEN think so.” Shelly R. Kingsbury (Twinkie, Panda”’) Garrison Rd., Newburyport, Horse Management Horse judging 2-4, Newspaper 2-4, SADD comm. 4. “Huh?, Wha?” Leale Knowlton 10 Doty Ave., Danvers, 01923 Horse Management Risa Latinville (“Red’’) 231 East Main, Georgetown, 01833 Horse Management I came to school. “What’s up man?” Tracy McNeil 957 Broadway, Haverhill, 01830 Horse Management Leale 3-4 “What are we doing?” Nancy Metz 6 Emery St., Merrimac Horse Management 68 an Cassandra Fillipon Tracy McNeil Risa Latinville Nancy Metz Jason Quave a} a i FAS, 4 é Fa. yo mm ES Michelle Paltinavich MaryAnn Ouellette (“Uni’’) 101 Kimball Rd., Amesbury, 01913 Horse Management SADD Comm, FFA member 1-4. “Anybody want any keys?” Michelle Paltinavich (‘‘“Mickey’’) 41 Fifth Ave., Haverhill, 01830 “Ts it vacation yet?” Coleen K. Parsons (‘‘Cole’’) 25 East St., Middleton, 01949 Horse Management Basketball 1-4, Horse judging 2-4, FFA Sentinel 3, Chaplain 4, Prom comm., Ian 3-4, Horse barn foreman 4. “T love you Jan” Shelby D. Pearson (“Shelb’’) 99 Liberty St., Middleton, 01949 Horse Management Newspaper 2, Horse judging 2-4, SADD Tres. 4, Yrbk comm. “Thanks Mom, Dad and ‘Dad’” Jason J. Quave (“Jumping Jack’’) 8 Weisner Pk Way, Methuen, 01844 Horse Management FFA, Student advisory board 69 (2 yhoo wi ’ il 3 74 5 ai SHE mi i. “uD tt 76 t té = i r “iin ii : ' THIER iby ath at oot PS THE PURPOSE OF STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK The purpose of the SADD program is to organize students from across the country to combat the No. 1 killer of their age group — death due to drinking and driving. SADD educates students concerning the problem of drinking and driving and helps each student become aware of the alcohol problems as they exist on the local, state and national levels. THE SADD FACTS ABOUT DRUNK DRIVING - One-quarter of a million Americans have lost their lives in alcohol-related auto crashes over the past decade — an average of 25,000 traffic fatalities each year. - 700,000 Americans are injured each year by intoxicated drivers. - The DWI problem creates an estimated economic cost to society of over $5 billion annually. - Thousands of teenagers and young adults lose their lives each year in drunk driving incidents and 40,000 are injured. SADD GOALS SADD has four goals: 1. to eliminate the drunk driver and save lives. 2. to alert high school students to the dangers of drinking and driving. 3. to conduct community alcohol awareness programs. 4. to help organize peer counseling programs to help students who may have concerns about alcohol. THE SADD PROGRAM A very important part of the SADD program involves a contract entered into by parents and students. Students pledge to call parents for advice or transportation at any hour, from any place, if they are ever in a situation where they have had too much to drink or if the person driving has had too much to drink. The parents, in turn, agree to provide transportation home, or taxi fare home, at any hour, or any place, with no questions asked or argument given. Discussion at a later time, of course, would be appropriate. In addition, parents agree to seek safe, sober transportation if they, or the person driving them, have had too much to drink. rh, Class Clowns Kathy Moran and Bob Clarke NES Pr nm ran 81 Best Sense Of Humor Kathy Moran and Bob Clarke Most Talkative Cassie Fillipon and Fred Hooper Most Likely to Succeed Laura Flammia and Dennis Wright Most Class Spirit Allison Merritt and Ian O’Neal Shyest Nancy Metz and Andy Connelly Class Flirts Rhonda Fundeklian and Rafael Ayala Paul Sweeney and Kathy Moran Friendliest Nicest Eyes Most Studio Tanya Spaneas and Mike Makowski Best Looking Tanya Spaneas and Bob Mason Best Dressed Heather McFarlane and Dennis Wright din setting ohana iene Riek. cae oiis: ee ee Teacher’s Pet Julie Telford and Dennis Wright Jennis Wright and Cyndi Severance Class Couple Heather McFarlane and Bob Mason Most Outgoing Bob Clarke and Allison Merritt Best Smile Mike Makowski and Debi Tanzer 85 86 SENIOR PROM ead April 7, 1988 ad 87 ) 3 € « 9 CO CO Se cal oS ound 2 © == Sand o} — She EN 102 co =°SG000660008 , 4 103 Tt ye, 104 Rafael Ayala leaves nothing in tact. Mike Bacon leaves his ripped pants to Ms Conde. Lisa Baglini leaves “Doom! Oyi! Oyi! Oyi! to the freshmen. Greg Bangs leaves his Diet Pepsi to Ms Conde. Marshall Bennett leaves Rafael a dollar for lunch. Jason Caram leaves Mark Lee a set of knives for backstabbing. Debbie Carter leaves this question for Ms Knowlton: ‘‘What does K.Y.A. stand for?” Leo Carufel leaves his basketball talents to Mr. Banos. Al Comeau leaves his jacket for Mr. Collins to wear in Boston. Andy Connelly leaves the school. Robert Clarke leaves his legs, lips, and mind to the other students so they can stand up to speak for what they believe in. Brad Davis leaves a pair of his broken glasses. Trevor Ellsworth leaves his hat to Mr. Emerson. Cassie Fillipon leaves a Pepsi to a new generation. Laura Flammia just leaves. Dave Friberg leaves all of the little Snappers to Rafael. Rhonda Fundeklian leaves her special wardrobe to Mr. K. Kelly Glazier leaves the boys bathroom to the boys. Debbie Herrick leaves Chrissy Neumyer 4B homeroom to walk into every morning. Dawn Hinchey leaves her Wedgie Buster t-shirt to Mr. Ugone. Shelly Kingsbury leaves terrorizing in the hallways to the upcoming classes. Risa Latinville leaves her cigarettes to Mr. Raucci. Mark Lee leaves a whole lot of Hershey streaks for whoever drives with him. Debbie Lomasney leaves all of her math papers to 4B. aed ie Oe PS ee ese eee Ae rat Sie et eat Aptos u ret NLA a a : ate Tee SA SAD ATES Seeale’s oS. SK et i ie PASS Peter Lucia leaves his hands to Mr. Heath to pick apples. Pam Marshall leaves Lois Monroe and Trina a bottle of Advil. Bob Mason leave the “call of the wild” to everyone in N.R. Heather McFarlane leaves a pitchfork and a bandaid to Mr. Raucci. Tracy McNeil leaves Sunny, temporarily. Allison Merritt leaves Mattie on his own. Kathy Moran leaves her excuse notes to Mr. Barbeau. Kerrie Mortimer leaves Mr. Willis a pack of gum and her three stooges pins. Gary Oakley leaves his arsenal to whoever dares to use it. Bill O’Leary leaves his pencils for someone else to eat. Ian O’Neal leaves a mirror to all of the two-faced people — they know who they are. Maryann Ouellette leaves Mike Bacon his keys. Coleen Parsons leaves her driving ability to Kelly. Shelby Pearson leaves Dawn Sylvester the blue ribbon in barrel racing. Michelle Paltinavich leaves her tests and notes to Ms Knowlton. Cyndi Severance leaves her Malibu, jumper cables, and spare bumper in the high school parking lot. Tanya Spaneas reluctantly leaves the gym office. Paul Sweeney leaves his parking space in the gym to an underclassman. Dave Tanzer leaves six years of high school experience. Debi Tanzer leaves Darlene for Mr. Raucci to pick on. Julie Telford leaves her black boots and cow’s tooth to Bridgit Grimes. Tammy Thibodeau leaves her “squeak” to Amy Lank. - Kim Turner leaves her morning coffee to Mrs. McNamara. 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