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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1989 volume:

eG x NAG GIT E eee ated PASE fe oy Pi) i- eS, ©, ° a re re ee rt ee ee er a mn me ee ee eee ene Ae me em a es a ee = a 2 me St ee - - SES ore Xp a : sees ; eo we SG NN eS ka = : Se -s Se ws . 3 x. a ka = - ae DEDICATION Robert Desmond The Class of 1989 proudly dedicates this yearbook to Bob Desmond. For fifteen years Mr. Desmond has been teaching metal shop. He has taught us a variety of things, and he made his classes interesting as well as fun. For your wisdom and for your dedication, we thank you very much. CLASS ADVISORS JANICE GERSHLAK and JIM LEONHARD Words of Gratitude Farewell and adieu says the senior class, With projects and days off the time it does pass. But alone we would struggle and be unorganized, Yet lucky are we, and keenly supervised. The lines of this poem show thanks to those two, For persons of wisdom there are very few. Mrs. Gershlak and Mr. Leonhard have helped in many ways, With class meetings and Prom Committee — in the past are the days. From 4A to 4B to the teachers from we, A big THANK-YOU, a small good-bye, the graduates to be. Leaving isn’t easy and often it brings tears, Especially when you’ve known someone for four long years. And now it’s time to wrap it up, cause all this comes to an end. We won't forget you, and remember always... You’ve got a friend. — JASON STYS This poem is dedicated to our class advisors Mrs. Gershlak and Mr. Leonhard for their time and energy that they devoted to the Class of ’89!! uy mis Michael J. Arserio Michelle A. Babin Sarah E. Buckingham Cheryl A. Burke Michelle Campbell Chad O. Carbone Michael R. Center Monique D. Chretien Jenny R. Church Jennifer Cuddy SN Y Jodi H. DeFeo it S22 Kelly Lynn Donnelly Julie M. Fournier Michael J. Goodhue Shawn Greene Fleur D. Haselgard lan Howes Jason M. Hussey Lisa Marie Jalbert Jennifer Ann LeBlanc eG ‘i RC cee Wiel se rete Tee ey Michelle Stephanie Makowski Christine Neumyer Shannon O’Brien Jay Ouellette Mark Ouellette Kelly A. Parsons Felecia Elaine Pistenmaa Kerry A. Slavin Jason M. Stys Darlene Tanzer 10 Lee Testa Karen J. Townley reper eee ; eh: g- fol, - ey PHOTOS John Dunn Julie Erlbacher Scott Gearin Jason Landry Darlene McCulloch Jennifer Turgeon UNAVAILABLE Chris Perry Laura Roberge Mark Rogers Robert Steen Monique Szostek Sa Sas Michael Weiss Michael Wirkkala 11 ee 0 6 e%etene. 0.0 0 0 0-06 87 - 88: Darlene Tanzer — Vice-President Kellie Morin — Secretary Julie Erlbacher — President Jennifer Cuddy — Treasurer 88 - 89: TOP: Lee Testa — 2nd Vice-President Kellie Morin — Secretary BOTTOM: Jennifer Cuddy — Treasurer Lisa Jalbert — President Michelle Makowski — 1st Vice- President ADMINISTRATION TO THE CLASS of 1989 On behalf of the faculty of the high school, | would like to wish each one of you both personal happiness and career success in the years to come. | feel confident that we have prepared you well to face the challenges of the future. You can never fully recapture the joys of your high school years. You can, however, treasure the memories of those years and foster the friendships that you made. As you look through this book in the years to come, may it rekindle the feelings of happiness, fun, success, and friendship that you experienced at the Aggie. Sincerely, Helen M. Hegarty Helen Hegarty, Principal 17 Richard Barbeau Robert E. Clifford Judith Cobb Marilyn Conde Jean Cook Richard E. Emerson Janice Gershlak Scott Hatch , - ; GS ee « SS SETS 5 et = vy | aoe ett w : ae a b = Riley Heath Hoffman Daniel J. Kirkorian Helene J. Levin x (Comes r % pers A Fiopry | Quhooe f A Sup Hitches . Pitense nj (on chee it beads 4 short on | Sees} ime = =e Judith McNamara Kay Pierce Robert Raucci Gineen Rhodes 20 Suzanne Swartz James Willis ¢ 27 4 4 Sandy MacBurnie John Cronin TATTLE MASS .R SHINE . 24 25 OFFICERS '88-'89: Back row: Lori Haskell, Parliamentarian; Adeline Bennett, President; Jennifer LeBlanc, 1st Vice-President; Ed White, Advisor. Front: Erin Burke, Chaplain; Jennifer Ward, Secretary; Kelly Parsons, Treasurer; Kelly Donnelly, 2nd Vice-President; Cheryl Burke, Sentinel. CROSS COUNTRY “ o tne x. ' é 4 % ae bt ag ies ae ott ave e a ov, 4 Ra hon Ps saath “OOK Ey tet 4 Top Row: Coach, Beth Collins, Sean Keating, Shane Comings, Trevor Venza, Mark Gerrity. Bottom Row: Chuck Starbird, Dave Beaupre, Michelle Makowski,Rob Steen, Richard Donovan. Beth Col lins, Coach 34 POC agp an 8 - FL al} op eee we fe Top Row: Bernie Hawkins, Mike Center, Jason Hussey, Kerry Slavin, Kelly Parsons, Kelly Donnelly, Jen Ward, Lisa Puleo, coach, Jim Forysth. Middle Row: Rob Steen, Eric Chappell, Brian Lee, Rich Clough, Jeff Cross, Ray Liberge, Sean Keating, Justin Hooper. Bottom Row: Jay Ouellette. Be Jim Forsyth, Coach 36 4 SSAA. Le 38 Sf St ay ee Paani: toon oA ¢ � Cs 4 + “ ¢ . Zz y Shed Pas BOYS BASKETBALL aoe is Va Front Row: Matt Merritt, Shane Marden, Jerman Cuevas, Carlos Aguilera, John Drislane, and Ray Liberge. Back Row: Varsity Coach, Bill Stacey, Rich Clough, Joey Bellaconis, Sean Keating, Mark Gerrity, Brian Lee, Jamal Mitchell, Chris Campbell, and J.V. coach, John Kondichook. Coach, Bill Stacey 40 Front: German Cuevas, Carlos Aguilera, John Drislane, Chris Campbell Back: Jason Stys, Jamal Mitchell, Sean Keating, Brian Lee, 3ernie Hawkins, Ray Liberge, Rich Clough, Coan John Kondichook ohn Kondichook, Coach GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL LENAE REINSCHMIDT 44 and Beth Collins, coach. Front Row: Beth Stempleski, Jennifer Ward. Back Row: Michelle Makowski, Kerry Slavin, Lisa Jalbert, Kelly Donnelly, Kelly Parsons, Coach, Beth Collins GIRLS BASKETBALL 45 Bens ait RB - ner caine Le SAR € a S a gECy, Ss ssh 9 - 54° iG Michael Arserio leaves his big feet. Michelle Babin leaves her Pepsi bottles to Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Wallace. David Beaupre leaves his trash in his locker to the school. Adeline Bennett leaves with Scott. Sarah Buckingham leaves her multiple hair colors. rc Chery! Burke leaves all her trouble to her cousin Erin, Rob Mason, and Tracy Thomas. Chad Carbone leaves with his gal. Monique Chretien leaves her yellow sunglasses to enlighten all a Freshman. Jenny Church leaves “Jenny loves Jim” written all over the desks. Amy Clay leaves “I love Rick” written all over Metal Shop. Jennifer Cuddy leaves the best of luck to the future floriculture team. Jodi DeFeo leaves the college students their bathroom. ; Kelly Donnelly leaves her blond hair to Lori Haskell. : John Dunn leaves his attendance record to Ms. Levin. Julie Erlbacher leaves her tremendous height to Mr. Barbeau. z Julie Fournier leaves her rooster call to wake up the Freshman. Mike Goodhue leaves Essex Aggie for good. z Fleur Haselgard leaves chicken manure in Jen’s sheep barn. Jason Hussey leaves D.O.A., the tower, and the pine stand to the whole school. : Jenna LeBlanc leaves Mr. Schroeder to whoever wants him. Michelle Makowski leaves the cross country team with no girls. (5f he ct “—s at - ‘ . 48 . Nis NR ae aes sey ‘ ss Wie ¢- y sae Se oa tsrg2 oe ee ETE S A Sea) ee So in Sxey Ente tA LARS a i eS s WYN ’ Ss Jaca PMN TAN AT TSS ie ae, od ky. SC Se Oe bs . a EG ae y Sel Bs sas ei i a ere ‘. fey nee sh, SE ORES OT AAT RN ae mores, eee : ee : = 3 , aa, ak TT Ae = = OO re arg cette ee MOM SEs Jen Martin leaves her attitude to all. Darlene McCulloch leaves her slickness to Eric Rines. Ane Chrissy Neumyer leaves Mr. White a stress massage. Jim O’Brien leaves his butts in the boys room and rubber on Rte. 62 for Mr. Leonhard. Shannon O’Brien leaves with pleasure! Jay Ouellette leaves Mr. Leonhard all wet. Mark Ouellette leaves that long ride to Dawn Sylvester. ; Kelly Parsons leaves a good time to Lori, Jen, Eric, Rob, Z and Tracy. 3 Debbie Pike leaves her aggravated bus driver the relief that 4 she is graduating. ¥: Felecia Pistenmaa leaves all absent notes to Miss Hegarty. Laura Roberge leaves all her junk food to Mrs. Pierce. Mark Rogers leaves the school with pleasure. ° Kerry Slavin leaves with her guy. 5 ee Robert Steen leaves his cross-country uniform to Ms. “| ae Collins. = a Jason Stys leaves Michelle Makowski his deepest thoughts S ei and unending friendship. “ ey Monique Szostek leaves her shyness to the Class of ‘90. 5 Ke Lee Testa leaves his hallway walking to all. “St Karen Townley leaves Texalina to all the Horse ’ .¢ . hy Management majors. Sean Trott leaves “nothing for nobody!” % Jennifer Turgeon leaves “Shorty” (Ms. Conde) her step : stool. x Mike Weiss leaves nothing. a Mike Wirkkala leaves his Red Man chewing tobacco to Mr. f Willis. é � 4 os Rae — - . Ae est wy dive os teats a : Py ar Loe ea NT ears tng 22 te. AG Tae aes pel gts tee Ba AE 2 SAE he SS - By ices, Son CG - ° c= 2 - ee DESAY Se “ e:gg = ays Se oy ns ae =, + a: i . i SS OT ae 49 50 WHO'S WHO enn stienchinis: Nepes For answers turn to page 105 51 FLORI CULTURE i: ee: Adeline Bennett “Alice” oe +. af P om, Jenny Church a Melissa Crosier “Missy” Adeline Bennett “Alice” 279 Maple Street Danvers, 01923 FFA President, ‘88-89; Fruit-judging team, ‘88-’89 “L-Loaded!” Michelle Ca mpbell 28 Trask Road Peabody, 01960 Jenny Church 709 River Street Haverhill, 01832 Floriculture team, 2 3 “Don’t confuse me!” Melissa Crosier “Missy” 13 Ford Street Haverhill, 01832 “Get Real!” 53 Jennifer Cuddy “Jen” RR 1 Box 1664 Sanford, Maine 04073 Flori Team, 2 3; State Flori Team, 4; Class Treasurer, 3 4: Prom Committee; ROUND- UP, 1 2; State Convention, 2, 3 4; National Convention, 4; Fruit-judging, 4. “Julie, shut up, NOW!” Jodi DeFeo 8 Chandler Street Bradford, 01830 “Get a life, now.” John R. Dunn 58 Harwood Street Lynn, 01902 FFA; Flori contest, 3 4. “Oh my!” Michelle Stephanie Makowski “Muff” 373 Chestnut Street Lynn, 01902 Soccer, 1, 2, 3; Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country, 2, 3 4; 2nd Vice-President FRA, «3. Jennifer Martin “Zippy” 30 Congress Street Lynn, 01904 Shannon O’Brien 14 Veterans Memorial Drive Peabody, 01960 “| can’t wait! Rob’s picking me up today!” 54 By Jennifer Martin “Zippy” Shannon O’Brien i eer S mi Dae ‘s � SS ns Ser « Monique Szostek “Wench” Kelly Parsons 25 East Street Middleton, 01949 Basketball, 3 4; Soccer, 3 4; Soccer Captain, 4; Sr. Class Treasurer Debbie Pike 22 Haseltine Street Bradford, 01935 FFA; Flori contest alternate, 3. “Hey, Steen, get out of my face!” Kerry Slavin “Woob” 84 Linebrook Ipswich, 01938 Basketball, 4 yrs.; Soccer, 4; Class Rep, 3. “... That reminds me of a funny story...” Robert Steen, Jr. “Steen” 12 Rantoul Street Beverly, 01915 Cross-Country; Soccer; FFA. “They can’t flunk us all!” Monique Szostek “Wench” 317 Lafayette Street Salem, 01970 “Can | go to the bathroom?” 55 ORNAMENTAL er? — ne me RE. y . Ls S a tat ©) oka Wd LOS t= AD -¢ 2 eff eat ES oOoLs sous oLSD na=ec o ® LOE @ Se an, = ® io) O Y i= Oo = ® a = ® Do | w @ aa) @ © A ao) = Stretch” “ Michael J. Arserio 2 + ODOVS = 26 2S oBe aoe c oc ® ® faayores Tah, om © ic 2 = 56 HORTICULTURE Chad Carbone “COC” Ses Mike Goodhue Chad Carbone “COC” 108 Cottage Street Lynn, 01905 Soccer, 3 4 “Don’t give me no smack!” Mike Goodhue 18 Norris Street Lawrence, 01841 lan Howes 10 Ocean Drive Ipswich, 01938 Jason Hussey “Hussey” 188 Maple Street Danvers, 01923 Soccer, 3 4 “Loaded!” Sif ‘ne vane Mark Ouellette “Marky” Christopher Perry “Chris” Mark Ouellette “Marky” 61 Boutwell Street Wilmington, 01887 Soccer, 3 4; Peer-ed, 3; Homeroom Rep., 4; Yearbook, 4; FFA, 2,3 4. “How are ya?” Christopher Perry “Chris” Een te at 60 Western Avenue Hasonialy Lynn, 01904 “Excellent!” Jason Stys “The Perv” 109 Spruce Street Lawrence, 01841 Basketball, 4. “Hey, Sweetie, how ‘bout a date?” Leland Testa “Lee” 20 Stanley Road Marblehead, 01945 FFA, 4 yrs. Michael Weiss 36 Bradlee Avenue Swampscott, 01907 FFA, 4 yrs., Homeroom Rep. Michael Weiss 58 NATURAL RESOURCES ta 7+ Ns Yt = f i 59 Scott Gearin 5 Walnut Street Newburyport, 01950 Shawn Greene Uptack Road Groveland, 01834 Jason Landry Apt. 17 Cleveland Place Gloucester, 01930 Jim O’Brien Beacon Hill Avenue Lynn, 01902 “Meowff!” 60 Paci Scott Gearin Jason Landry Jim O’Brien Jay Ouellette Lewis Potter “Lew” Mark Rogers Jay Ouellette 22 Cottage Street Peabody, 01960 Soccer, 4 yrs.; Basketball, 1; Homeroom Rep., 4. “So, where’s the party?” Lewis Potter “Lew” 40 Perry Avenue Lawrence, 01840 Mark Rogers 3 Lake Avenue Amesbury, 10913 Sean Trott 8 Heritage Drive Salem, 01970 “| don’t give a care!” 61 62 HORSE MANAGEMENT 63 Michelle Babin “Mico” 86 Waterhill Street Lynn, 01905 “| don’t know, so sue me!” David Beaupre “Dave” 46 Raymond Road Salem, 01970 Cross-Country, 3 4. “What do you mean?” Sarah Buckingham 80 Underhill Road Lynnfield, 01940 “It’s sporky!” Cheryl A. Burke “Spaz” 15 Falcon Street Methuen, 01844 Basketball, 3; FFA Sentinel, 4. “Hey, Kelly, don’t ya wish we were rich instead of beautiful...ya think?” Michael Center “Mike” 52 Washington Street Peabody, 01960 Monique Chretien “Nikki” 15 Lincoln Street Methuen, 01844 Yearbook; Prom Committee. “Oh well...” 64 Michelle Babin “Mico” David Beaupre “Dave” Michael Center “Mike” Monique Chretien “Nikki” {i r a Felecia Pistenmaa “Ecia” Karen J. Townley “Loretta” Julie Fournier ¥ i oer bee ee Laura Roberge “Carrot” Jennifer A. Turgeon “Pooch” Kelly Donnelly “Kell” 38 Brimblecomb Street Lynn, 01902 Basketball, 2, 3 4; Soccer, 2, 3 4; Cross-Country, 3; Peer Edge 4 seirAsend) Vice= President, 4. “Hey, Cheryl, don’t you wish you were rich instead of beautiful...ya think?” Julie Fournier 124 Sylvan Street Danvers, 01923 FFA “Your WHAT hurts?” Felecia Pistenmaa “Ecia” 78 East Main Street Gloucester, 01930 FFA “Mornin’!” Laura Roberge “Carrot” 11 Lafayette Avenue Lawrence, 01843 “Darling!” Karen J. Townley “Loretta” 57 Forest Street Danvers, 01923 “Tard Face!” Jennifer A. Turgeon “Pooch” 1 Wellington Street Methuen, 01844 FFA “Why don’t you just leave me alone!” 65 Amy J. Clay “Amy Jo” 90-92 Congress Street Salem, 01970 FFA; Round-up, 1, 2 3. “| don’t care!” Julie Erlbacher “Jules” 174 Forest Street Middleton, 01949 Agri-Business Jr. Class President; Prom Committee; Round-Up, 1, 2 3; Freshman 1st Place Creed Speaking Contest. Fleur Haselgard “Bleur” 12 North Kilby Street Gloucester, 01930 FFA: Poultry Foreman. “Unbelievable! Bogus!” Lisa Jalbert 105 Manor Road Beverly, 01905 Sr. Class President; Prom Committee; Basketball, 2, 3 4; Salem News Basketball All-Stars, 1989. 66 ANIMAL SCIENCE % ‘ —r er FPP a EES eke: PRODUCTION Jennifer LeBlanc “Jenna” 27 Japonica Street Salem, 01970 Creed Speaking; Cattle Shoe, 2, 3 4; FFA Vice-President, 4: Board of Trustees Student Rep., 4. “Good morning! The following students have detention....” Darlene McCulloch “Darl” E BS: MR a 80 Rainbow Terrace Kellie Morin Christine Neumyer “Chrissy” Se 970 Kellie Morin 35 Veterans Memorial Drive Peabody, 01960 Christine Neumyer “Chrissy” 17 Briscoe Road Groveland, 01834 FFA Creed Contest, 1; Round-Up, 1. “Smile!” Darlene Tanzer 56 Emerson Avenue Peabody, 01960 Mike Wirkkala 650 Asbury Street Hamilton, 01982 é i= Darlene Tanzer Mike Wirkkala 67 | é £ | | . ° bi f f the WAT ili Ut Siges fee fee | as, pe. ¥ , = : 4% é jy | Pr at honiene fas TS ql Coal ; oe ey . 71 APRIL 12, 1989 74 80 Best Smile Mike Arserio and Shannon O’Brien Shyest Most Outgoing Most Studious Adeline Bennett and Jennifer Cuddy and David Beaupre Jay Ouellette 82 Class Couple Chad Carbone and Kerry Slavin Most Class Spirited Monique Chretien and Mark Ouellette 83 Most Athletic Bob Steen and Michelle Makowski Favorite Teachers Jim Ugone and Class Flirts Monique Szostek and Jason Hussey Beth Collins | 84 Jennifer Cuddy and Mike Arserio Best Dressed Michelle Makowski and Mike Weiss b. eta F NAN Best Sense of Humor Kerry Slavin and Chad Carbone 85 86 Most Angelic Lee Testa and Chad Carbone Class Clowns Bob Steen and Kerry Slavin Flakiest Kelly Donnelly and Mike Goodhue Aprils, 1989 WE COULD HAVE a ac O Z — a x O 1m O Z a 94 = ‘ 95 96 97 knowing 1e t.fo us 7 bout Essex AC etween studet . ie would be Wesshmane al ire piles in dre AG classes. M , , we learnec nd went quickly. This was the year sr Plant or Animal Science majors. We dent and more knowledgeable about e hard-work Freshman year paid off; we started to ea of what we wanted to do in the future. We were more , and we were growing up. We couldn't be mature all the e Hoch especially in Mr. Smith’s science class. How could anyone contain himself in front of a teacher who enjoyed taping his nose to the side of his face, and then told us he would teach us how to do it if we behaved! Most of all, we learned how to make decisons during our sophomore year. I’m sure we would all agree that our fondest memories came rom the last two years. It was Junior year that we all became se and made memories of the Aggie that will last a lot of us became good friends with our teachers, and we began using our education in agriculture on our summer projects. We got more involved in our majors and we could now take pride in‘our work at the school as well as at our jobs. We ‘ed fc alee | fthe military. Yetwe ave ‘fun. Junior | jee 3 ot Ire we mt all remer but our senior year - thar aks ind for the ear | raffle tickets and Cat S und: -raisers. Bu the car wash class fund-raisers “We OTE NO ON QUESTION 38 campaign to SAVE OURSCHOOL. d our most valuable lesson of all: To we must be involved, whether it be vide political issues, WE CAN make a “our graduation. A time to mark our A omplishmen ts and ‘atime for remembering. I’m sure we will ‘eep our fond memories of the Aggie for years to come, and we will use our skills that we learned. Let us show our thanks and our respect to our parents who have supported and guided us, and to the faculty and the administrators of Essex Aggie who have taught, developed, and guided us over the last four years, and to the Aggie itself for giving us a unique and wonderful education. Monique D. 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