Essex Junction High School - Joy Yearbook (Essex Junction, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

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Just about every student knows Mrs. Murphy; has struggled through chemistry with her, has run cross country or played tennis with her, or has just had a friend in her. She has mended many broken hearts and listened to many “end-of-the-world” problems. And then there s Mr. Ferreira ... What would we have done without his big warm smiles, his assorted jokes and stories, and his fiery little eyes to put a bright spot in our day? What would we have done without either of them? They’ll remain in our hearts and memories forever - they're a part of us and we’re a part of them. Thanks you two, for a piece of it all! We love you. 2 3 Table Of Contents Faculty 5 Fall Sports 29 Freshmen 46 Winter Sports 68 Sophomores 85 Clubs 99 Diversified Occupations 111 Juniors 113 Seniors 161 ffcCULTY . • r Can You Recognize These Friendly Faces? 1. Arthur Coggio 2. Fred Dirmaier Marie Hall 3. Brian Nelligan 4. Steve Ferreira 5. Howard O'Neil 6. Paul Henry, Jim Smith, Karen Zidovski, Melba Masse 7. Walter Lattrell Thomas Perry 8. Hollis Emery 9. Mary Ann Chaffee, Joscelin Tremblay, Collette Nasrallah 10. Bernard Parizo 11. Kirk Bosworth 7 A dministra tion 1 H. Emery. Principal 2 T. Perry. Assistant Principal 3 P. Henry. Assistant Principal 4 B. Gonyeau, Administrative Assistant 5 Mary Barnier. Secretary 6 Sandy Platek. Switchboard Operator 8 Guidance Guidance Department 1 M. Hall 2 A. Coggio 3 F. Dirmaier 4 B. Kielman 5 B. Kelly 6 M. Twombley missing: D. Happy, C. Bergeron English 1 M. Riggs 2 R. Pence 3 S. Reiss 4 E. Severance 5 J. Manchester 6 S. Hormal 7 P. Huber J. White (photo not available) 10 English Departmen K. Bosworth J. Calhoun S. Dowd H. Halley A. Jaremczuk K. Kish English 1 K. Lewis 2 C. Smith 3 A. Miser 4 W. O'Neil 5 M. Parker 12 Business 1 M. Bryan 2 J. Devaney 3 S. Ferreira 4 C. Lavoie 5 N. Stinehour 6 J. Giannone (Missing) E. Traver R. Wright 13 Social Studies J. Mitchelides B. Nelligan H. O'Neil B. Parizo K. St. Germain M. Spinner W. Adams C. Echo P. Hamel C. Leclair(missing) Math And Science Department 1 N. Degennaro 2 C. Parisi 3 R. Scott 4 J. Kaplan 5 M. McGraw 6 M. Murphy 7 J. Robinson 8 A. Walcott 9 D. Westman Math And Science Department M. Baker C. Brady P. Frankenburg S. Kelley A. Williams J. Bashaw Photo Mot Available 16 Math J. Archer R. Prince S. Roberts R. King K. Rich J. Smith 17 Physical Ed Physical Education Department 1 L. Johnson 2 M. Masse 3 G. Nelson 4 S. Cahill 5 B. Wheeler 6 R. Woods 7 K. Zidovsky Air Force ROTC Driver Education 4 Colonel R. Weller. 5 Msgt. L. Kelly 1 W. Lattrell. 2 R. Reardon. 3 B. Mayville 20 Child Care 1 M. Ginal Building Trades 2 J. C. Guillon 3 J. Warnock Culinary Occupations 4 C. Amey 5 B. McMann Drafting Occupations 6 P. Clark Electrical Occupations 7 R. Hegeman Graphic Communications 8 B. Sargent Electronics 9 G. Bradford Missing E. Minedeo T. Hitchcock B. Shannon B. Jenks B. Reed Music Department Art Department B Cadmus T. Walentosky Y. Stillinger W. Mozeika C. Duke Vocational A dministra tion Vocational Administration Office 1 R. Day. Director 2 B. Jones. Guidance Coordinator 3 A. Dion. Co-Op Coordinator 4 L. Garland. Secretary 5 R. Legrand. Secretary 6 C. Gustafson. Resource Teacher J. Lamoureaux Home Economics 25 L. Lawler missing: M. Burt. A. O'Neil Cafeteria School Nurse B. Searles Librarians S. Willy B. Jacobs B. Lallier S. Bovin (Missing) Mrs. Forbes Mrs. Nimes 27 Girl’s Varsity Soccer Back (l r): P Baker. J. Silverman. L. Harroun. L. Halpin. Coach O'Neil. C. Sargent. L. Baldwin. K Artus. Middle: K. Allen. J. Lang. M Larson. J Harding. S. Emmons. D Wells. M. Gaudette. S. Nichols. Front: K. Almeida. L. White. S. Stannard. K Stevens. K. Canty. J Clements Team Results Essex vs. Vergennes 0-1 Essex vs. SBHS 12 OT Essex vs. MMU 40 Essex vs. North Country 43 Essex vs. Burlington 20 Essex vs. Missiquoi 05 Essex vs. CVU 23 Essex vs. Middlebury 3-1 Essex vs. SBHS 01 Essex vs. MMU 3-0 Essex vs. Colchester 20 Essex vs. Missiquoi 42 Essex vs. CVU 32 Essex vs. North Country 12 Tournament Essex vs. Vergennes 22 Essex vs. SBHS 2-1 Essex vs. North Country 3-0 Essex vs. VCCJ 5 1 Essex vs. SBHS 3-1 Essex vs. Vergennes 4-2 Essex vs. CVCJ 2-1 Girl’s J.V. Soccer Front: Cheryl Spence. Sarah Gee. Tina Foss. Wendy Morey. Laurie Fleming. Kelly McCrea. J. McNickol. M. Almeida. Middle: Ann Marie Zimmerman. M. Pheeney. A. Kunkel. J. Dominque. M. Sprano. Back: Coach Woods. L. Benevento. S. Goodrich. E. Witte. J. Merrifield. M. Carr. L. Laubach. B. Blackman Jl r .. - C.; V ‘‘ . . ♦ w £$$% • 4 f.; ..,..;, vv. •■ • T� a r. •4 -- ••«■ • V..,■ !� .,, ' - r ‘ 4 • • • ►'V ' i. I .. . - r - . ?m 32 Freshmen Field Hockey Front row (It): Jean Bushey. Kelly Utton, Beth Valla. Becky Ladue. Beth Manley. Deb Benjamin Back Row (It): Karen Geoffrey. Penny Wagner. Karen Hathaway. Christa Richer. Nancy Reidy. Laurie Wells. Shelly Colburn, Mary LeClair. Karen Stinehour. Karen Archer, Coach Front row (It): Kathy Valla. Susan Kelley. Theresa DiCicco, Amy O'Sullivan. Michelle Companion. Back Row. Susan Hathaway. Kate Hennessey. Susan Davis. Kirsten Cheney. Tina Boucher. Joanne Bell. Laurie Trindade, Coach Robinson Missing from picture: Deb Rodes. Lynn Kane J. V. Field Hockey 34 Varsity Field Hockey Back Row (l-r) Beth Muller. Mary Walcott. Valerie Snyder. Sue Yates. Tammi Sweet. Lisa Bartlett. Miss Benjamin. Maureen Barry. Muffin Folino. Jody Rowell. Laura Willey. Second Row: Karen Coulombe. Ellen Wagner. Naomi Greer. Carolyn McGovern. Tracy Bowden. Kelly Lovejoy. Renee LeBlanc, Front Row: Brenda Henry. Lany Meeks. Jamie Dattilio. Kate Willey. Kristin Desilets, Laurel Bissonette. Missing: Jane Mitchell. Ana Guigui. Kris Perkins VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY RECORD Mount Abraham 2 Essex 4 North County 3 Essex 2 Mount Mansfield 0 Essex 1 Colchester 3 Essex 2 CV(J 0 Essex 0 South Burlington 3 Essex 1 Middlebury 2 Essex 1 MM(J 0 Essex 1 CVU 0 Essex 0 South Burlington 0 Essex 1 Middlebury 2 Essex 0 Colchester 1 Essex 0 Varsity Football Front Row (l r) Rick Callahan. Dave Fausel. Tim Yandow. Matt Stevens. Terry O'Donnell. Jim Littlefield. Mark Manley. 'Gramps'' Reardon. Tom Cardinal. Tim Stanion. John Jorschick. Tim Stark. Brian Hamner, Mitch Wheeler. Manager. Middle Row: Andy Pott. Steve Bunker. Tom Valley. Todd Bushey. Dan Foster. Jim Willard. Bill Cobey. Bob Ryan. Jeff Baldwin. Mike Bombadier. Rob Femmell. Dusty Bruso. Paul Hodder. Peter Morse. Coach Joe Johnston. Back Row: Coach Bruce Wheeler. Coach Tom Perry. Rick Dennis. Mark Dubie. Chris Lalonde. Jim Curry. Mark Thomas. Mike Ehler. Steve Silverman. Ted O’Conner. Mark Luke. John Curry. Paul Platek. Dave Willard. Mike Abeling. Jeff Wheeler. Coach Gene Nelson Team Record Essex Junction 63 Mount Anthony 8 Essex Junction 45 Winooski 0 Essex Junction 26 Spaulding ' Jvjpj Mount SC Joseph £ V 42 Essex Junction 12 Essex Junction 32 Burlington 6 Essex Junction 35 Montpelier 8 Essex Junction 45 North CouptFy 20 Essex Junction 50 BFA 22 Essex Junction 30 South Burlington 29 Junior Varsity Front Row (It): Chris Kittell, Rom Lamel, Kevin Poulin. Marcel Cardinal. Doug Rutkowski. Jim Roche. Tom Emery, Mike Hammond. Jim Jorschick. Greg L.arson. Peter Poulin. Pat Pasqual, Chris Baker. Middle Row: Kevin Ihlefeld, Dennis Rlyea Co-Captain. Craig Lowther. Pat Couture. Don Ravey. Craig Duncan. Chris Goodemote. John Gnall, Co-Captain, Todd Emmell, Del Wisehart, Ron King. Bill Allard. Mike McGuire. Pat Boutin. Coach Bill McClintock Back Row: Coach Chris Toomey. Matt Williams. Norm May. Tim Hughes. Mark Hatpin. Tom Elwood, Scott Rochester. Wendall Smith. John Gammal. Mike Witte. Rick Cavallari. Malcolm Tanner. Phil Fernandez. Chip Cobler. Scott Miller. Coach Bill Mayville. 1 TEAM RECORD Essex Junction 20 Mount St. Joseph 8 Essex Junction 33 Winooski 12 Essex Junction 40 Spaulding 20 Essex Junction 42 Mount St. Joseph 22 Essex Junction 25 Burlington • 8 Essex Junction 25 Montpelier 6 Essex Junction 21 Middlebury 6 Essex Junction 41 BFA 0 South Burlington OT 26 Essex Junction 20 Sitting (It): Bill Adams. Doug Larson. Steve Emery. Bruce Tagg. Martin Richards. Mike Rutkowski; Chris Ihlefeld. Greg Dileo. Tim Burke. Derek Pierce. Kneeling: Coach Platek. Tood Rundle, Richard Serianni. Richard Lowrey, Ron Gagne. Bob Hoehl, Mike Clodgo. Chris Yandow. Joe Bissonette. Tom Letteri, Tim Berry. First row standing: Jerry Jorschick. Richard Eddyl. Doug Baxendale. Chris Perry. Jim Baker. Mark Fausel. Dave Duncan. Kevin Perry. Coach King. Second row standing: Coach Ferreira. J. Desroches. Craig Lapine. Marc Tesconi, Craig Phillips. Ed Poland. Mike Anderson. Glenn Schuster. Otis Helfrich. Richard Wall. Richard Jones. Coach Ose Score Board Spaulding 20 Essex 8 Essex 22 MSJ 14 Essex 34 Burlington 14 Essex ' ' -•' | 28 Montpelier 14 Essex 28 Fairhaven 0 Essex 36 Rice 14 South Burlington Essex 26 20 1 Flag Team (Back) Toni Archer. Missy Martinez. Dianna Hansen. (Front) Cheryl York, Diane Lamphere. The Flag Team began their second year in the fall under the direction of Mrs. Carole Stillinger. They performed at the football games during opening ceremonies and put on half time shows. A lot of time was spent practicing their routines, and even if their performance wasn't perfect, they must have improved over last year. After all, they made it in the yearbook this year. 40 41 MEET RESULTS 9 11 Essex 21. BHS 56. Montpelier 81 MMU 83 9 18 Essex 18. Colchester 55. Winooski 82. South Burlington 84 9 20 NVAC Relays 1st place 8 points 9 25 Essex 17. Rice 50 Milton 83, MMU 101 9 27 Essex INVITATIONAL 2nd Place 57 points 10 2 Essex 16, Montpelier 39. Milton 86 10 8 Essex 19, Colchester 40. Vergennes 86. CVU 100, BFA 135 10 16 BHS 31 Essex 41 Colchester 82. Montpelier 97. BFA 151 10 21 Lyndon Kingdom Cup 2nd place 66 points States — Elks Montpelier 60 points 10 25 Districts BHS 1st place 36 pts 11 8 N.E. Manchester. NH 273 points Girls’ Cross Country Coach Gonello. Michele Hamel. Dottie Williamson. Tina Boucher. Heidi Marquardt. Lisa Bergeron. Helen Williamson. Coach Dowd. Monica Paul. Mary Rathgeb. Jill Whitcomb. Cathy Bombadier. Cindy Johnson. Martha Prakelt. Vickie Johnson. Kathy Kelley 42 Boys’ Cross Country Coach Gonello. Pete Harroun, Kevin Marston, Scott Ose. Robert Gagnon, Randy Norton. Jim Dirmaier. Jim Prakelt, Joe Donahue, Coach Dowd. Hasty Pott. Dave Potter. Jim Cummings. John Borch, Jim Bixby. Brian Bigelow. Ron Gabriel. Tom Kretz. Dan Thompkins. Ed McGovern. Greg Peck. Dave Hubbard. Dough Hogel MEET RESULTS 9 11 Essex 36. BHS 46. MMU 54. Montpelier 90 9 18 Essex 37. Colchester 55. Winooski 56, South Burlington 99, Missiquoi 124. 9 20 NVAC Relays 2nd place 12 points 9 25 Essex 26. MMU 41. Milton 102. Rice 116, Missiquoi 170 9 27 Essex INVITATIONAL 2nd place 78 points 10 2 Essex 17. Montpelier 63. BFA 77. Milton 86 10 8 Essex 25. CVU 67, Colchester 52. BFA 82. Vergennes 139 10 16 BHS 33. Essex 44. Montpelier 90. Colchester 90 BFA 133 10 21 Lyndon Kingdom Cup 1st place 74 points 10 25 Districts BHS 1st place 54 points 10 31 States Elks in Montpelier 4th place 127 points 11 8 New Englands in Manchester. NH 7th place 285 points 43 From left to right: Jennifer Bottorf, Linda Peacock. Kelly Panton. Sharon McEntee, Lisa Roche. Lisa Halpin. Mary Maguire. In center: Stephanie Whitcomb. Susan Wichern. FRGSHMGN W. Adams J. Allard D. Allen M. Almeida J. Anderson M. Anderson S. Anderson M Atwood R. Audette A. Badger J. Baker S. Baker C. Barry M. Bartley K. Bassett D. Baxendale K. Bean P. Beaulieu L. Beauregard E. Belair D. Benjamin L. Bergeron S. Bergeron T. Berry K. Bersaw S. Berthiaume J. Bessette V. Bessette M. Beudel S. Bharathan T. Birchmore J. Bissonette K. Bissonette B. Blackman D. Blair L. Blanchette L. Bo is son S. Boutin P. Brady M. Branch T. Brock L. Brosseau A. Brown M. Brown K. Bucke W. Buckley O. Bula C. Bundy T. Burke C. Burnett J. Bursey J. Bushey T. Butler O. Byrne V. Campagna B. Carlson M. Carr M. Chamberlain J. Charland T. Chase M. Clark M. Clodgo L. Coble S. Colburn K. Commo P. Conru S. Coons K. Costante D. Couture G. Cram J. Cunningham M. Cyr D. Dahlmeyer D. Dattilio A. Day J. Demeritt J. Desroches B. Dietzel G. Dileo D. Doucette M. Drost K. Dubuque P. Dumas D. Duncan 48 R. Eddy R. Eisler S. Emery S. Erla M. Fausel L. Fernandez J. Fischer S. Flanagan L. Fleming K. Foss R. Franzen S. Frey R. Froebel R. Gagne R. Gangwer S. Gee K. Geoffroy B. Geraw T. Gonyea C. Goodrich V. Gover T. Green C. Greene B. Greenstein A. Gregory C. Gundel D. Halpin M. Hamel S. Hamel R. Hamilton L. Hamelin K. Hathaway A. Heath O. Helfrich L. Heller J. Heron R. Hoehl E. Hoffman J. Holsopple L. Hovious P. Howard K. Howland B. Hoyt M. Hughes C. Ihlefeld F. St. Hilaire C. Ihlfeld K. Irish D. Jaquemot C. Jarvis B. Johnson C. Johnson D. Jones R. Jones J. Jorschick L. Keiser R Kirby H. Kittle J. Knox W. Lacroiz R. Ladue E. LaFountain C. Lamb M. Lamell C. Lapine M. Larkin D. Larson L. Laubach J. Lavallee J. Lavoie M. Leclair M. Leclair 51 t. Leedy G. Lefebvre S. Lemieux R. Lemire T. Letteri B. Little J. Lombardi A. Longchamp R. Lowrey S. Magurie S. Maillet B. Manley K. Mara R. Marquartd K. Marston C. Martin A. McClellan K. McCrea C. McDonald D. McDuncan A. McKeen D. McMahon J. McNichol M. Meyer J. Miller L. Monti G. Moreau W. Morey M. Morse D. Muller M. Nadeau S. Nichols S. Nolan C. Normandy J. O’Neill S. Ordway D. Palmer S. Palmer C. Perry K. Perry M. Perry B. Phillips C. Phillips 52 C. Phillips D. Phillips D. Pierce K. Platek E. Poland J. Poulin K. Poulin S. Prairie D. Pratt R. Ramakrishna P Rees N. Reidy R Reilly C. Reise W. Rich M. Richards C. Richer H. Rivers E. Robinson T. Rochester T. Rooney J. Roy T. Rundle M. Rutkowski J. Sabourin M. Sanders S. Sasso M. Scanlon T. Scholan D. Schug C. Schup G. Schuster C. Scott 53 R. Serianni H. Shackett L. Sheporaitis N. Smiley B. Smith E. Smith C. Somerset T. Spaulding C. Spence M. Sprano J. St. Peter J. Stewart K. Stinehour D. Supple B. Tagg K. Taylor M. Tesconi R. Thompson C. Titus J. Tregidgo M. Trzeciak K. Tuure D. Tweed K. (Jtton B. Valla R. Van Royen R. Varney P. Venneberg A. Verdi P. Wagner R. Wall L. Wells P. Weston M. White W. White J. Whitten J. Williams J. Williams H. Williamson S. Williamson E. Wilson J. Wilson K. Wood J. Woyke J. Wright S. Wyman L. Yandow L. Yandow J. Young 55 CAST LIST Marla Rainer Sister Berthe Sister Margaretta Mother Abbess Sister Sophia Capt Georg von Trapp Franz Frau Schmidt Lies! Friedrich Louisa Kurt Bngitta Marta Gretl Rolf Gruber Elsa Schraeder Max Detweiler Herr Zeller Baron Elberfeld Admiral von Schreiber Jody Rowell Veneeta Oberai Mary Ellen Mady Mary Maguire Ana Guigui Andy Christensen Paul Richards Holly Pierce Kathy Bryan David Koval Susan Maguire Billy Herr Debbie Abbott Jamie (Jtton Katie Wheeler Randy Norton Lisa Armstrong John Nasralah Doug Venditti Scott hansen Shaun McCuin BEHIND THE SCENES Producer Director ..........................Yancy Stillinger Musical Director .........................Beverly Cadmus Orchestra Conductor .........................Alden Peterson Stage Manager .................................James Frey Stage Crew ... Jim Dirmaier. Tom Emery. Steve Frey. Scott Han sen. Chris Longchamp. Shaun McCuin. Jennifer McNkhol. Steve Maillet. Mike Martinez. Jean (Jckete. Mike Witte and Shane Young Lighting Crew ... Joe Foss. Randy Furman. Mark Landler and Michele Pheeney Ptop ...........Kathy Bean. Kathy Cor bo and Scott Esmond Sound Crew . Hillary Bigelow. Teresz Jones. Laurel Macy. and Kevin Willey Make Jp .. Karin Bloom. Maureen Chaffee. Tina Foss and Margie Meyer Wardrobe Lorei Dawson. Mary Kay Driscoll, and Heidi Marquardt Ticket Sales ...........................Patty Cunningham Set Construction .. Jim Frey. Steve Frey. Shane Young. Paul Richards. Joe Erdelyi. Doug Bexendale. Laura Kingsland and Kath erine Malle Set Painting Paul Richards. Holly Pierce. David Shepardson. Lisa Erdelyi. Mark Landler. Jim Frey. Steve Frey, and Joe Erdelyi NGN’S CHORGS Toni Archer. Teresa Beliveau. Elise Bloom. Tina Boucher. Brenda Christie. Becky Dietzel. Susan Kelly. Laura Kingsland. Katherine Malle. Missy Martinez and Julie McLellan NAZI STORM TROOPERS Tom Emery. Jim Dirmaier. Mike Martinez. Mike Whitte ORCHESTRA Directed by Alden Peterson Ron Gabriel Julie Rutz Kathy Rekley Ann Benway Jane Abell Sarah Adler Diane Allen Kathy Kelly John Dahl Lisa Erdelyi Mary LeDlair Jennifer Woyke Karen Reid Lynne Hathaway Teresa DiCicco Debbie Benjamin Justin Baker Dana Coutu Charles Duke Joe Erdelyi Mark Jones Joe Balaun Torre Burns Kevin Monti Katie Canty 57 58 Autographs Autographs 61 64 fs Front Row (It): Phil Fernandez, Mark Manley (Assistant Captain), Pat Williams (Captain), Jim Tagg. Steve Kolvoord (Assistant Captain), Jeff McMahon, Steve Lamore, Mike McGuire. Middle Row: Coach O'Neil, Mike Minadeo, Jeff Richards, John Sisters, Todd Rundle, Eric Rutz. Coach Hamel, Dave Hubbard (Manager). Back Row: Pete Morse. Scott Osborne, John Borch, Mike Anderson, Tim Hughes. Mark Stinehour. OPPONENT RESULTS ESSEX vs. Rice 3-2 Saranae Lake (N.Y.) 4-3 Liverpool (N.Y.) 5-6 Burlington 2-3 cva 41 Missisquoi 7-2 Hanover (N.H.) 2-9 Lunenburg (MA.) 2-4 CVG 1-2 No. Country 2-3 So. Burlington 2-2 BFA 2-3 Spaulding 6-1 Rice 6-1 Burlington 2-3 Missiquoi 1-4 So. Burlington 4-3 No. Country 5-4 Spaulding 7-2 BFA 3-1 (Playoffs) BFA 5-3 (quarterfinals) Burlington 5-3 (semi-finals) Missisquoi 4-3 (finals) 69 Front: Stacy Emmons. Clare Murphy Middle: Carolyn Zarinski. Cheryl Gilmond. co-captain Susan Wichern. Patti Kolczynski. Lisa Fregeau. Top: Narda McKeen, Sherri Paquette, co-captain Lis Roche. H 0 c k e y c h e e r 1 e a d 0 1 n 9 71 J. V.Boys Basketball - • OPPONENT Mt. Mansfield CVU Mt. Mansfield Spaulding Burlington South Burlington BFA Winooski Montpelier Rice -LIOhaY RESULTS Essex vs. CVU 65-63 61-34 Spaulding 78-61 53-39 BHS 68-53 68-26 SBHS 61-49 81-62 BFA 71-51 94 80 Winooski 66-52 51-53 Montpelier 76-63 56-39 Rice 69-57 81-62 Colchester 76-42 69-66 SBHS 63-65 79-59 FINAL RECORD 18-2 Wrestling Girls Gymnastics 72 Junior Varsity Hockey OPPONENT RESULTS Essex vs. Lake Placid 4-3 Lake Placid 8-3 CVU 5-1 Hanover, N.H. 7-6 North Country 3-3 South Burlington 4-6 BFA 3-6 Spaulding 4-7 Montpelier 11-3 South Burlington 1-4 Montpelier 7-2 Missisquoi 5-3 Saranac Lake, NY 6-4 Massena, NY 0-5 South Burlington 5-7 Spaulding 5-6 BFA 8-1 FINAL RECORD WON 8 LOST 8 TIED 1 Boys Gymnastics Boys’ Basketball Front Row: Rick Callahan. Jim Curry, John Gnall. Dan Overton, Chris Gardephe. Jon Brown. Back Row: Paul Platek. Steve Bunker, John Curry, Tom Valley. Dennis Hennessey. Jim Littlefield, Mike Hennessey. s c o r e b o a r d OPPONENT RESULTS Essex vs. Mt. Mansfield 69 47 Springfield 79- 50 Bellows Falls 83- 70 CVU 62 72 Mt. Mansfield 88 53 Spaulding 77- 74 Burlington 63- 71 So. Burlington 49- 81 BFA 63- 78 Winooski 71 75 Montpelier 83- 71 Rice 57 108 CVU 65 83 Spaulding 51 52 Burlington 66 59 So. Burlington 55- 75 BFA 72 82 Winooski 65- 59 Montpelier 74- 66 Rice 33- 63 BFA 65- 80 T—? 74 (Front Row) Larry Goodemote. Dean Parker. Tim Wimetie. Jon Zehnacker. Del Wisehart, (Back Row) Mick Mady. Brad Smith. Vinnie ( Dan DeYoung, Shawn Harriman, J.J. Williams. (Standing) David Blair, Dan Couture, Ed Poland. Scott Ose. (Kneeling) Joe Bissonette. Robbie Wimette, Dave Halpin, Martin Richards. (Mis Scott Sasso, Otis Helfrich, Greg Lefebvre, Ross Van Royen, Bill White. Steve Emery. (Managers) Chuck Barry, Mike Lefbvre. 75 Varsity Basketball Front Row: Laurel Bissonette, Martha Prakelt, Mary Walcott, Lisa Ward, Co-Captaion Kathy Kelley. Back Row: Beth Muller, Co-Captain Diane Roque, Kara Artus, Kathy Gilroy, Jaci Barnett, Tammi Sweet, Lynanne Laubach. Missing: Sonya Little. Managers: Lisa Monti, Susan Ordway, Lisa Yandow. J.V. Basketball Front Row: Kathy Valla. Laurie Fleming, Susan Hathaway. Back Row: Pam Letourneau, Lynn Baldwin, Reidy. Sarah McEwing, Diane Moser Missing: Michelle Companion, Erin Witte. Kate Canty. Managers: Jill Bartholemew, Denise Longchamp. 1 '. -i ■ RESULTS OPPONENT Essex vs. Colchester 4615 Mt. Mansfield 52- 9 1 South Burlington 16-46 ; 1 Burlington 46-19 Spaulding 41-47 j North Country 51-54 Middlebury 37-13 CVCI 26-33 I Rice 39-57 BFA 3644 South Burlington 2729 Burlington 5426 ! Middle Bury 4746 1 cvu 2842 Rice 3047 BFA 36-48 FINAL RECORD 710 j 77 F r 0 s h B a s k e t b a 1 I Front Row: Michele Almeida, Wendy Morey. Beth Valla, Michelle Sprano, Jean Bushey. Back Row: Manager Deb Benjamin. Becky Ladue, Barb Blackman. Lisa Fernandez. Alison Brown. Beth Little. Tina Scott. Kim Walsh. Manager Shalley Palmer. OPPONENT RESULTS Essex vs. Essex Center 5222 Colchester JV 3432 North Country 2228 Veegennes 30-34 Essex JV 2642 ADL 3728 ADL 2224 Montpelier JV 31-38 CVU 2629 CVU 2529 Colchester 52-21 Enosberg Falls JV 4656 BHS 5613 South Burlington 56-44 FINAL RECORD 6-9 78 Front Row (It): Mike Pasqual, Steve Kretz, Mike Burseil, Tom Cardinal, Jim Jorschick. Back Row: Bob Frost, Dick Bernard. Dave Fausel, Frank Ficken. Results OPPONENT Essex vs. Saranac Central (N.Y.) 5117 North Adirondack Central (N.Y.) 37-25 Beekmantown (N.Y.) 52 12 CVU 42-19 Middlebury 29-34 Colchester 34-27 St. Johnsbury 39-30 Spaulding 37 18 Burlington 37-22 Gouverneur (N.Y.) 29-24 WestFord Academy (Mass.) 44-18 Vergennes 45-19 Mt. Mansfield 43-21 Otter Valley 60- 6 Fair Haven 61- 7 Mill River 32-26 Keene (N.H.) Essex won by forfeit Lake Region 67- 3 North Country 40-30 •2nd place in M.V.A.C. Div. I 79 Varsity Wrestling Front Row (l-r); Jeff Wheeler. Pat Bissonette. Tim Stanion. Lee Van Ornum. Back Row: Dusty Bruso. Shawn Gervais. Terry O'Donnell, Bill Cobey. RESULTS OPPONENT Essex Vs. Rice 3-2 Saranac Lake, MY 4-2 Liverpool, NY 5-6 Burlington 2-3 CVG 4-1 PLA Y OFFS Missisquoi 7-2 BFA 53 Hanover, NH 2-9 Burlington 5-3 Luvenburg, MA 2-4 Missisquoi 4-3 CVU 1-2 North Country 2-3 South Burlington 2-2 BFA 24 Spaulding 6-1 Rice 6-1 FINAL RECORD WON 13 LOST 9 Burlington 2-3 Missisquoi 1-4 South Burlington 4-3 North Country 5-4 Spaulding 7-2 BFA 3-1 TIED 1 8C Junior Varsity Wrestling: (Front Row) Mark Halpin. Mark Gundel, John Walsh, Sean Kirby. (Back Row) Rob Gervais, John LeClair, Todd Emmill, Mark Thomas. J.V. Wrestling (Front Row) Jerry Jorschick. Gary Malle, Mark Fausel, Steve Coons. (Back Row) Jim Roche. Scott Walter. Tim Lemnah, Tom Letter. 81 Girls’ Gymnastics Rachel Morgan. Kelly Cltton. Bobbi Jo Yandow, Lori Sheporaitis, Kim Cicora. Michelle Lamelle, Julie Ryan. Sandy Cahill Coach, Michelle Bartley Manager, Kim Stevens, Lisa Lereau, Joanne Allard, Brenda Henry, Susan Stannard. Laura Fagga, Linda Sheporaitis, Diann Dimaggio. Jennifer Bottorf. Susan Davis, Ellen Biddle. Missing: Chris Gundel, Lana Benevenuto Manager. 82 Gymnastics SOPHOMORGS D. Abbott D. Adams L. Adams S. Adler T. Aiken D. Allaire W. Allard S. Allen C. Ailing K. Anderson J. Armstrong J. Austin R Badger P Baker L. Baldwin A. Barber A. Barber H. Barker M. Barnier W. Barrett S. Barrows J. Bartholomew M. Bean V. Beliveau J. Bell M. Benevento H. Bigelow M. Bigelow M. Blake E. Bloom J. Bogan R. Bolia C. Bombadier T. Boucher T. Boucher D. Bowden N. Bowley M. Brault 88 M. Burnett J. Burney J. Busch S. Bushey B. Canbell M. Cardinal R. Cavallari M. Chaffee V. Chamberlain J. Chase K. Cheney S. Cherynshov J. Christiansen K. Cicora V. Cobler P Collette B. Collins R. Collins M. Companion V. Corbin K. Corbo L. Corson T. Cota D. Cortu C. Creveling T. Currier R. Curtiss P. Cutler L. Dahlmeyer S. Davis K. Derway D. Deyoung T. Didicco E. Dimick D. Dingier L. Doll J. Domingo C. Dostie C. Duncan C. Durett S. Dury M. Eisler T. Elwood S. Emmell J. Erdelyi S. Esmond K. Ehteridge L. Fagga P. Fernande J. Findel C. Flaker P. Flanagan C. Formikell D. Foster B. Fox L. Freqeau S. Gabriel R. Gagnon J. Gammal M. Gardner C. Garrapy J. Garrett T. Gates M. Gaudette P. Gavin L. Germaine C. Gilmond J. Gilmond J. Gnall D. Gokey T. Gokey L. Goodemote D. Goodrich S. Goodrich S. Good roe D. Gotlieb B. Greenwood A. Grove M. Gundel M. Halpin M. Hammond L. Hathaway S. Hathaway C. Hayden 89 L. Hayden K. Hennessey C. Hobgood B. Holman E. Horton F. Howard T. Hughes M. Jackson C. Jacobus P. Jacques L. Jorvls L. Jones S. Jones T. Jones J. Jorschick L. Kane S. Kelly A. Kennison S. Kim L. Kingsland S. Kirby M. Klem B. Kolczynski P. Kolczynski A. Kourebanas P. Kourkoulis S. Kretz S. LaFountain R. Lamell M. Landler P. Lara L. Lareau G. Larson E. Lashway L. Lavoie G. Leach L. Lee V. Leo P. Letourneau D. Longchamp L. Lovejoy J. Jyon J. Mackenzie N. Mady H. Marquardt C. Martin M. Martin M. Martinez S. McAllister S. McCuin S. McEwing K. McKeown S. McPherson P. Medor J. Merrifield M. Metruk A. Miller C. Montague K. Monti T. Moore C. Morin D. Moser K. Moss B. Myers S. Nolan J. Norton K. O'Donnell A. O’Sullivan S. Osborne J. Packard A. Page S. Paquette 91 C. Parent D. Parker M. Pasqual M. Paul C. Pentowski H. Perry S. Perry M. Pheeney H. Pierce D. Poole A. Pott J. Potter K. Poulin P. Poulin S. Pratt T. Putzier S. Quieron D. Ravey B. Reardon J. Rich O. Rich J. Richards J. Richards J. Ricker C. Ringuette J. Roche S. Rochester D. Rock C. Roe T. Rooney M. Rowland M. Royer D. Rutkowski E. Rutz J. Ryan R. Santaw C. Sargent S. Scampoli B. Schoolcraft R. Schup E. Scott W. Searles 92 T. Semp J. Silverman J. Sisters B. Smith H. Smith C. Smullen M. Soter S. Spencer J. Sprano B. St. Cyr L. St. Hillaire M. Stevens F. Stewart T. Sweet J. Tatro M. Tierney S. Townsend L. Tremblay L. Trindade K. Valla S. Vandeusen D. Vanroyen M. Vanditti J. Wager L. Washburn K. Wells R. Weston J. Whyte L. Willette B. Willey K. Willey D. Williamson T. Wimette D. Wisehart E. Witte M. Yomber J. Yurcak J. Zehnacker A. Zimmerman 94 Autographs % Ecology Club (Back): Advisor; Mrs. Archer. Mike Gauthier. Paul Richards. Kathy Jacobs. (Middle): Laurie Russell. Bonnie Seulis, Tom Gardner. Robyn Sullivan. (Front): Terri Martin. Toni Archer. April Touw. Outing Club (Back): Advisor; Betsy Kielman, Amy Turner. Marie Schug. Lora Smiley. Penny Ploof. (Front): Kathy Corbo. David Boucher, Alan Beauchemin. Chess Club The Chess Club offers all students and faculty a chance to play chess after school. Because the Chess Club is not a formal organization, it has no officers or membership requirements. Students may play a few times a year or every day. The choice is completely their own. Each year the chess club sponsers two tournaments. Trophys are awarded in the Spring Tournament to the top three players. This spring the club hopes to form a special team that will compete with other schools in a special tournament. Math League Justin Baker. Bryan Bigelow. Peter Harroun. Mark Cyr, Scott Flaker. Don Moser. Chad Creveling. David Maillet. Tom Burbo, Nilesh Dubai 101 Front row: Chad Crev, Pierre Schaeffer. John Wager. Mark Cyr. Peter Harroun, Second row: Sara Adler. John Nasrallah, David Young. Nilesh Dubai, Mrs. Rich. Third row: Ravi Ramakrishna, Dennis Spaulding. Lyne Halpin, Shashi Ramakrishni. National Honor Society (1st row): Jeff Coutu. Jackie Blair. Martha Prakelt, Jenny Williamson. Victoria Johnson. Kathy Kelly. Sue Geoffroy. (2nd): Katrina Pratt. Justin Baker, Jennifer Bottorf, David Maillet, Ann Pudvah. Jane Abell. (3rd): Maryann Tortorella. David Fausel. Kris Drost. Mark Cyr. Nancy Kilgore. Greg Peck. Stephanie Whitcomb. Kerry Royce. (4th): Doug Hogel. Lisa Bartlett. Tim Ravey. Karin Bloom. Hasty Pott. John Nasrallah. Boys Girls State (Front) Leslie Harroun, Ed McGovern. Dave Allard. Jim Littlefield, Vicki Johnson. Tom Kretz. Andy Christensen. Mary Maguire. Steve Kolvord. Shaun Rock. Stephanie Whitcomb. Costa Tzvaras. Dave Fausel, Cammy Frei. Carl Keifer. El club de espanol esta gozando de un ano bueno. Empezo con una cena en Tortilla Rlats donde los miembros disfrutaron de una comida mexicana de tacos y enchiladas. “La Gran Fiesta de Navidad” termino con todo el grupo andando por las calles y cantando en espanol. Los miembros cocinaron cosas tipicas de Espana, Latinoamerica, Mexico y el Caribe. Que comida mas rica! (Especialmente los frijole de Chico y el arroz de Pedro y Marco.) El club tuvo un vaile en marzo. El dinero pago un viaje a Chateau Madrid en Montreal. Alii los miembros comieron pailla y vieron un balet flamenco. Los miembros se divirtieron muchisimo este ano; trabajaron un poco tambien. Buena Suerte el ano que viene! Spanish Club (1st): Vice-Pres. Kirn Burney. Pres, Patty Cunningham. Advisors Sra. GuiGui, Treasurer Pan Larry, Sec. Linda Engelton. (2nd): Angela lorlano. Scott Hansen. Helen Barker, Liisa Brassard. (3rd): Maureen Chaffee. Roberto Emmons. Karl Raacke, Chico Witte. Jim Fitzgerald. Steve Silverman, Maureen Barry. Mark Luke. (4th): Kim Reed, Paul Sankowski, Amy Turner, Penny Ploof, Martha Prakelt, Maryann Rscer, Mark Dubie. Missing: Advisors: Sra. Clinger, Sra. Sciancalepore. Spanish Club is enjoying a good year. It began with a dinner at Tortilla Flats, where the members enjoyed a Mexican meal of tacos and enchiladas. The Christmas party ended with The whole group walking through the streets and singing in Spanish. The members cooked typical foods from Spain, Latin America, Mexico and the Carribian! What a delicious meal, (especially Chico’s beans and Mark and Pedro's rice.) The club had a dance in March. The money earned, paid for a trip to Chateau Madrid in Montreal. There the members ate paella and saw Flamenco dancers. The members had a great time this year. They worked a bit also. Good luck next year! Classics Club (front) John Nasrallah. (2nd) Kristin Hoehl. David Young. Chad Creveling. Jackie Blair (consul). Dan Mees. Sean Kirby. Julie McLellan. (3rd row) Nancy Kilgore. Kim Almeida. Mary Rathgeb, Paula Geoffrey. Chris Sargent. Terri Jones. Debbie Abbott. Mark Landler, (4th row) Jim Frei. Tim Stanion (siba), Mark Cyr (pro-consul). Joe Erdelyi, Kim Reed (quaestor) Lisa Bartlet. Julie Rutz. Carol Brandon. Patty Lamb. Advisor: Mrs. Chaffee. French Club (Front row) Ana Guigui, Angie Kunkel, Kristin Hoehl, Cammie Frie. (Second row) Mary Walcott, John Dana-Bashian. Julie Rutz. Katrina Pratt, Bonnie Sueling, Mary-Kay Driscoll. (Back row:) John Nasrallah. Jill Whitcomb. Tom Jiamechella. Sara Adler. Jane Goodman. Jodie Findell, Colette Narallah. Junior Achievement VICA (front row) Kevin Willey. Larry Allen, (middle row) Laurie Valway. Karen Coulombe, Liisa Brassard. Eda Krupp. Tom Kretz. Kim Sweeney, (back row) Chris Swick, Pat Haire, Richard Cusson. Dave Beard. Nathan FitzGerald. 106 Library Aides (Back Row) Connie Woodworth. Jean Poulin. Robert Hobgood, Ron Baker. (Middle Row) Donna Woodworth. Jean Heron, Tammy Green. (Front Row) Valerie Chamberlain, Paula Mongeon, Scott Erla. Dawn Fraser. Yearbook Staff 1. Scott Hansen 2. Jackie Blair 3. Leslie Harroun 4. Dana Drew 5. Sue Luke 6. Patty Cunningham 7. Dave Allard 8. Terry Martin 9. Jim Fitzgerald 10. Kathy Gilroy 11. Glen Schuster 12. Jane Abell 13. Dick Bernard • Editor + photographer • Editor • Staff + Photographer • Staff • Staff + Photographer • Staff + Photographer • Staff + Photographer • Staff • Staff + Photographer • Advertising • Staff • Photographers • Photographers Not many people hear about the yearbook staff therefore not many people know of the year. They don't know about the frustration and pride, the fatique and Ffei-hofers, or the hassles and good times. Maybe they should At the beginning of every school year everyone feels ready and raring as our staff begins with about twenty members. By November we are usually down to five or seven members. We 'leftovers’ sometimes consider ourselves quite insane when we think of all the hassles we go through trying to complete a yearbook with no pictures, no dinner, no workers, no money, no time, invisible advisors, inexperienced help, countless typos, hassles from students, faculty, they yearbook company, and having to redo pages five or six times each. And everyone wonders why staff members have gray hair and wrinkles and why we stumbled around groggy-eyed and grouchy! At the end of every year everyone is ready and raring to leave and our many yearbook bashes are fantastic! Our book is done except for the supplement and it looks great; we are ecstatic and full of pride as if a huge weight has been lifted of our shoulders and as the complements begin to pour in. It was worth it. .... maybe next year when you see a wrinkly, groggy-eyed and grouchy yearbook staff member you could mention what a wonderful job they're doing and watch someone suddenly become radiant. no Dll GRSIRGD OCCUPATIONS N. Abbott M. Abeling J. Allard K. Allen A Archer K. Artus J. Atwood P Austin R Baker V. Vaker G. Balaun R. Banach S. Banfield S. Barkyoumb J. Barnett R. Barrows S. Barrows B. Beauchemin D. Belanger T. Beliveau J. Benevento S. Benway C. Berard J. Bergeron V. Bessette E. Biddle K. Bingham L. Bissonette L. Blancard L. Boomhower R. Borch L. Botala W. Botala P. Boutin T. Bovier C. Brandon L. Brassard L. Brochu 114 Photo not available Photo not available B Brooks W. Brouard J. Brown K. Bryan J. Buckley J. Buremann C. Bundy S. Bunker L. Burney M. Bursell L. Bushey P Carlson R Carmichael M. Cavanagh L. Charland D. Charlton K. Chernyshov A. Clark J. Clark R. Cobey R. Cobler R. Colburn M. Companion T. Cook W. Cook M Cooley T. Cota P. Couture W. Cox D. Crewsdon B. Crucitti J. Curry J. Curry R. Cusson T. Cutter H. Danis A. Dattilio L. Dawson 115 D. Day R DeGraff R. Dennis J. Denno P. Diego R. Dietzel J. Dirmaier F. Dixon J. Donahue T. Doolin M. Doran T. Downs M. Driscoll N. Dubai D. Eckert A. Ede S. Emmons L. Engelken J. Firkey M. Fischer J. Fitzgerald J. Foss J. Franz J. Frey R Furman D. Gagne R. Gallinger C. Gardephe T. Gardner M. Gauthier P. Geoffroy K. Gilroy D. Goodrich V. Goodrich S. Goodwin B. Greene A. Guigui B. Gump 116 117 118 K. Mansoh M Marchacos S. Martin T. Martin T. Martin G. Maslack S. Mathieu S. Matthews P McCabe P McDonald S. McEntee B McClay J. McMahon J. McVeigh D. Mees G. Meyer S. Miller M Minadeo J. Moor wood T. Morey L. Morris P. Morse D. Moser B Muller L. Mumley C. Murphy J. Myers S. Nichols M. Nordstrom T. Norton D. O'Conner M. O'Donnell S. O'Donnell S. Orban W. Ordway P Osborne P. Osborne A. Otis 119 D. Overton P. Palker K. Palmer K. Panton S. Parent P. Pasqual L. Peacock K. Perkins P. Ploof A. Pochop S. Powell J. Pratt K. Pratt P. Provost D. Przekurat C. Putzier S. Ramakrishna D. Rathgeb M. Rathgeb K. Reed W. Reed B. Reed J. Reiss D. Relyea P. Rideout T. Rideout D. Robyor L. Roche D. Rodes L. Romick M. Rooney D. Ross L. Russell P. Salter R. Scott J. Sears B. Seuling D. Shepardson S. Silverman J. Sisters T. Smith V. Syder J. Somers D. Spaulding 122 L. Spaulding S. Speer A. St. Hilaire S. Stannard G. Stevens T. Steward M. Stinehour G. Strout P. Studley R. Sullivan P. Terranova J. Thompson S. Ticehurst A. Touw D. Tregidgo R. Trzeciak A. Turner J. CJckele J. Valla E. Wagner M. Walcott J. Walsh S. Walter L. Ward T. Ward P. Warner D. Wells D. Wells J. Wheeler D. Wheelock D. Whitaker J. Whitcomb L. White L. White S. White D. Whitten L. Whitten W. Whitten S. Wichern D. Williard K. Willey M. Williams D. Wimette S. Winter 123 J. Wood L. Wood C. Woodworth B. Yandow M. Yandow S. Yates S. York D. Young C. Zarinski D. Ziemer M. Zimmerman P. Platek 124 Senior tKillarib XbtanurtT OF THE CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ONE WE, The Class of 1981 OF Town Essex Junction County of Chittenden and State of Vermont being of unsound and disposable mind and memory, considering the certainty of the incontinuance of High School, and desiring to make such disposition of our wordly estate as we deem best, do make, publish and declare, this to be our Senior Will and Testament; hereby revoking and annulling any and all former wills, testaments and codicils whatsoever made by the Class of Nineteen-Hundred and Eighty One. First: We desire that all our just debts and party expenses be paid, as soon as possible after our graduation. Second: We give devise and bequeath to incoming and remaining students the memory of our strict grading system, and our leftovers from the cafeteria. We Nominate and appoint Leslie A. Harroun, of 14 Wildwood Drive, Essex Junction, Vermont, the Executor of this Senior Will and Testament. In Witness Whereof, We have set our hands and seal to this, our Senior Will and Testament, at Essex Junction, Vermont. This Fourteenth day of June, 1981. The foregoing Instrument was signed, published and declared by the said Senior Class of 1981 as and for their Senior Will and Testament, in our presence and at their request, and in the presence of each other, we herunto subscribe our Names as Attesting Witnesses 19 t Address Address 125 Kim Almeida- I leave the nickname Meder for my sister Mich to carry on and on! 1 alsq leave Mr. Ferreira 101 Frog jokes to defend himself against Mr. Nelligan’s Portuguese cracks. Lisa Armstrong- I, Lisa Armstrong, leave to Ellen M. my chorus notebook, to Mr. Hamel, his unfortunate Bruins, and to John, the best times in his 4 years of high school. Lisa Bartlett- To Mr. Nelligan-money to found a Canadian Peace Corps. To Mr. JiamechelloTO free disco lessons. And to everyone else- Good Luck and Happiness. Alan Beauchemin- I’m taking everything I got with me. Yvonne Berry- I, Yvonne Berry, leave my brother all my “detention slips” and “blue slips.” Pat Bissonette- I, Pat Bissonette, will leave in my absence all my Spirits in academics and creative mind to my friends of the class of “82” and C.G. Jackie Blair- I, Jackie Blair, ruthlessly leave the 1981 yearbook staff an enormous debt, my hair to Jim Prakelt, and the best of luck with Evestay (Jn-kerbay to Brenda Henry(!). Jennifer Bottorf- I, Jennifer Bottorf, leave the gymnastic team my broken arms from spotting. And I leave Laura Fagga the whole male population for her to choose from. Michael Bowen- I leave Bobbi Jo all my love so she can make it through one more year of this school! Maureen Chaffee- I, Maureen Chaffee, leave my mother with one less kid to bug her between 2:45 and 3:10; my brother “my car and the opportunity to crank the stereo whenever he wants; Yancy, another dedicated freshmen to last throughout the next eight shows. Brenda Christie- To Becky: no-cal cookie dough and lots of memories- Dave Shephardson: a whip and a chair. Bill Cobey- I, Bill Cobey, leave to my sister my old note books and a Senior year as fun and fulfilling as mine. To Coach Wheeler all and any conditioning drills he can think of. To Jessica Baker, all my old wrestling gear for her future use. Patty Cunningham- I leave my brother John to Paul and Tom to straighten out. All the power to them! To Betsy I leave all my favorite memories because she's such a special lady. To Lisa R. I leave all my old typing papers and hope she enfoys them more than I did! Diann DiMaggio- 126 1 leave Mrs. Cahill all my coaching ability and the gymnastics team all my talent(?). Also I leave the ROTC cadets applications to fill out. Dana Drew- I, Dana Drew, leave Mr. Nelligan all the cow chips in Westford; I leave T.O. a burp; and I leave all my friends all the great memories. Christine Drost- I, Christine Drost, bestow upon my sister, Mary, my intellectual powers and my strange sense of humor. Karen Duncan- I leave both of my brothers in the hands of the lucky teachers. Good luck. Last of all - I leave. David Fa use I- I, David Fausel, hereby leave absolutly nothing to anyone. Colleen FitzGibbons- I will Sharon FitzGibbons this school and the teachers with all the hassles and good times of being in high school. Muffin Folino- I, Muffin Folino, leave Jen anything she wants now that I’m no longer watching over her. Have a Good time!! Camille Frei- I, Camille Frei, hereby bequeath Sister Hollum and David permission to carry out the sacred mission etched into locker 840; and this one final word, “BONSOIR!” Bob Frost- Mi I, Bob Frost, leave is Coach Baker 50 sets of stairsl All the good times are going with me hopefully to be joined by many more to come. Ron Gabriel- I, Ron Gabriel, leave my brother Steve two more rowdie years in high school, and my ability to get good parts in musicals to anyone who really doesn’t want get involved. Kathy Gagnon- I leave the princesses my “Harry Wallace Designer Jeans” hoping they’ll fill my shoes (not my jeans). And to MO, a raquet and a rose with love. Lynne Ha I pin- I, Lynne Hatpin, leave Mary Rathgeb an alarm clock, Jim Valla infinite freebees, Kara in the backfield, Mark in a figure 4, and Sarg, behind. Brian Hamner- To the girls I leave this school to do whatever you want- when ever you want. Scott Hansen- I leave to next years Yearbook Staff creativity, organization, and unfrotunately a large debt. To Mrs. Mozeika, a big Thank You for all I’ve learned. And to my sister ‘Missy’, many dreams of Mt. Kisco. Leslie Harroun- I, Leslie Harroun, hereby bequeath to Chris Sergeant all my soccer practices and “my many goals?”. 127 Doug Hogel- I leave my superior brain cells that I’ve burned out partying to whoever can tell me where they went. Scott Howard- To Mr. Scott an unstoppable track team for 1982. Patricia Ingram- I leave this high school with it’s good times to the last Ingram to go through it- Amy good luck. You’ll need it! Shari Jarrett- I, Shari Jarrett, leave my sister Stephanie to whoever dares to take her on, may she spare the Jarrett name!!! John Joschich- I, John Joschich, leave the right to be craxy and pass it ont Mark Dubie. And to the class of ’82’, Live it up!! Kathy Kelley- Suzy-Q, good luck with T-Twinky! To Lisa and Mary I leave my only loud Family Sing-a-long album. Good Luck. Angie Kunkel- I, Angie Kunkel, hereby giveth Mike Bursell all the responsibility at home, ant the K. twins a peaceful strawberry patch. Pam Larry- I, Pam Larry, leaveMr. King many thanks for his kindness and understanding. I also leave a big hug for Kara Artus, just for being so sweet. Scott Lee- Thank you, I’m taking it all with me because it’s not all gone yet. Sue Luke- I leave to my brother Mark our little sistr Missy, and to Mr. Nelligan-both of them. Kathy Malle- I leave my brother Garry my brains and a good pair of sneakers to chase the girls. To Yancy and faculty a simple thank you for everything; And to all my friends who aren’t Seniors, have fun next year! Connie Mayville- I leave the best 4 years of my life. I leave Bill “no accidents or broken doors. I leave G. my love, but best of all, I leave. Ed McGovern- 1, Ed McGovern leave a 50 lb. weight to Jim Prakelt so he can come back down to earth. My “Rossi” shirt to the X-C team. My special thanks to Mr. Dowd and all the faculty for an excellent four years! Narda McKeen- I, Narda McKeen, leave Sharon Speer a survival kit for Rink Rats, and to Tim Doolin and Randy Furman I leave polymorphonucleated white blood cells. Jane Mitcheii- I, Jane Mitchell, leave the challenge and dream 128 for anyone to find the end of their rainbow. Jackie Myers- To Clare- don’t forget “Remember Me. Good Luck to the new Seniors! John riasrallah- I, John Nasrallah, leave my sadistic feelings for the anser sacer to to Rick Scott. I also leave my zeal for latin to Paula Geoffroy. Terry O’Donnell- I, Terry O’Donnell, leave to Steve Silverman my position. To Mitch Wheeler, I leave the Football Camp blow horn, where the sun don’t shine. Debbie Palmer- I leave to Sue my quietness so one day her mouth won't get her in trouble. To Dana I leave all the girls he can handle and to Dwight all the others. Gregory Peck- I, Gregory Peck, bequeath to Christine Gundle all rights and privileges to my body. To the x-country team I leave my beerball tap. Earl Pott- To Jill Whitcomb, I, Hasty Pott, leave the ability to eat in front of the opposite sex. To my brother, O leave my athletic prowess. Martha Prakelt- I leave Lisa Ward many fun filled ski trips with J.B., Tammi Sweet my ability to reject people, and Chico W. a full time tutor from Chile. Katrina Pratt- I, Katrina Pratt, bequeath Karen Rich with annual blessings of triplets; Sister Holly, blessings she direly needs; Mark Dubie enforced discipline at Student Council meetings! Tim Ravey- I, Tim Ravey, leave Tom Jiamachello my notorious French Dictionary along with many sincere thanks. Paul Richards- I give my appreciation and dedication to Yancy Stillinger. My love and luck to Kathy Malle and Jody Rowell. To Holly, Thank-you my dear. Shaun Rock- I, Shaun Rock, leave Susie Davis with many fond memories; Karen P. 3 years to think about it; and my brother Dean 2 years to do it up! Kerry Royce- I leave some of the best times of my life. Many thanks to Mr. Bosworth for all the help. To next years seniors - Good Luck!! Jody Rowell- I, Jody Rowell, leave E.B. with the question where’s Julie Lynn?, H.P. a book of dirty jokes (hoping she’ll understand them) and to Yancy, many thanks for 4 very special years. Connie Russell- I, Connie Russell, leave .. . with Mike fighting as usual. I also leave to Kim A. a memory book filled with our good times with G.R. and M.J.! 129 Julie Rutz- I, Julie Rutz, leave Mrs. Murphy a can of fuzzy balls and a pair of running shoes complete with feet; Mrs. Chaffee 100 copies of Fabulae Fa-ciles; Mrs. McGraw, Connie and I leave to Mr. Nelligan a framed picture of Poland and the Pope; and to Eric good times and my ability to stay out of trouble. James Schuster I, Jay Schuster, leave the computer room and my Brothers. Good Luck Mr. King! Linda Sheporaitis- I leave my lunch time friends the hope of not getting caught and Coach Cahill all of my hard work and enthusiasm towards gymnastics. Francis Joe Titus- I, Frankie Titus, leave to Mr. Coggio my little sister, the last of the Titus Clan, good luck Art. I love you and thanks for everything. Alaryann Tor tore!la- To Therese DiCicco I leave my ability to raise — while cooking, totally innocent in the process thereof. To Ellen Dimick I leave an extra smile, and to the faculty I leave r y name because it took them so long to master it (correctly!) Costa Tzavaras- I leave many thanks to Colonel Weller and Sergeant Kelly. Also, 26 cases of Heineken to ROTC for the 1982 Military Ball. Stephanie Whitcomb- I, Stephanie Whitcomb, soon to become Mrs. Ward, leave the cheerleaders my bruises, spirit and Mom (Love Ya), Mike H. my ESP, Jill-STILL looking! Laurie Workman- I, Laurie Workman, fly this chicken coop entering a Micky Mous world with wide wings and many thanx to Mr. Ferriera. Most importantly, I leave gladly. Jennifer Williamson- I leave my sister Helen plans for T.D. weekends so she can’t say “I’m Bored” anymore; to next year’s team especially Mary R., Lost Nation Loop (With memories of dear old Billy!). To Tom E., Jeff W. and Carol B. my Latin “Knowledge” Good Luck! Mari White- I, Mari White, leave Ana GuiGui our “poetry”, Karen Bonnette my leftover willpower, Mr. Nelligan fried frogs legs, and Elise Bloom- watch out for Senior guys! Dave Allard- I leave my name ath the top of every list to Joanne, flooded chemistry rooms to Mrs. McGraw, my algebraic skill to Mrs. Kelly, and everything else, I take with me. A very special thanks from the yearbook Staff to: Camille Frei, Julie Rutz, Kerry Royce, and Jody Rowell. THANKS! 130 The Many Loves Of Dobie Gillis Shaun McCuin Becky Dietzel Cast Dobie Gillis • Joe Foss Bonnie- Becky Dietzel Helen- Pam Larry Pete- Shaun McCuin Miss Forepaugh- Brenda Christie Mr. Pipgrass- Dave Shepardson Imogene Laurel Macy Mr. Harrington- Scott Hansen Mrs. Dixon- Patty Cunningham Mr. Dixon- Paul Richards Students- Maureen Chafee Hilary Bigelow Tina Foss Patty Cunningham Kathy Bean Shane Young Laura Kingsland Miss Neuman- Mary Ellen Mady Stella- Holly Pierce Majeska-The Band- Limbo Lamb Adele-Mr. Gillis- Sara Adler Debbie Abbott Lisa Erdelyi Susan Jones Lynn Hathaway Veneeta Oberai Mary Cooley Kathy Malle John Nasrallah Make-up- (Advisor- Tickets- Wardrobe- Behind The Scenes (Advisor- House- Set Construction- Jim Frey Joe Erdelyi Paul Terranova Craig Douglas Mark Landler Scott Esmond Chris Longchamp Set Decoration- Cathy Stillinger Chris Longchamp Jody Rowell Camille Frei Janine Bergeron Julie Rutz Mrs. Lill Johnson) Dave Shepardson Mary Kay Driscoll Sophia Chernyshov Mrs. C. Stillinger Tony Archer Director-Stage Manager-Lighting- Yancy Stillinger Jim Frey Joe Erdelyi Mark Landler Craig Douglas Scott Esmond Paul Terranova Jfme 9rtg Department moment) ESSK jit. Kill i: noNALa.NTKK l IHTORIl M The Many ©©fee K I'M 11 K1AIN TIMf-SPM Pres. Leslie Harroun, Vice Pres. Denise Cavanaugh. Sec. Pam Larry. Treas. Ed McGovern. Pres. Jeff Wheeler. Vice Pres. Kristin Hoehl. Sec. Jill Whitcomb. Treas. Mary Rathgeb. 134 Student Council (front row) Jim Prakelt. Karin Bloom. Andy Christiansen, Susan Hathaway, Jim I ittlefield, I racy Rooney, Una Boucher, Jody Rowell, Kara Artus. Jill Whitcomb. (2nd row) Susan Kelly. Janet I avoie. I yn I avoie. I i St ott, Kristin Hoehl, I eslie Hartoun. Mary Maguire, Stephanie Whitcomb. Ana Guigui. JoAnne Hell. Jennifer M Nit hoi (3rd iow) Veneeta Obeiai, Martha Prakelt, Hasty Pott. Vicki Johnson. Patty Cunningham, Jennifer Bottorf, Greg Peck, Judy I ampert, Mary Walcott, I isa Ward, (back row) Subha Baratha. Kathy Valla. C'ammi Frei. Becky I adue. Shelly Colby. Mark Dubie, Jeff Wheeler. Julie Silverman, I list Bloom, f lien Maguire . Kim Almeida Officers Pres Mark Doobie. Vice Pres Karin Bloom. Set. and Treas. Camille Frei. I Senior Student Council (front iow) Martha Prakelt. Patty Cunningham. Andy Christiansen. Hasty Pott. Greg Peck. Vicki Johnson, (back row) Mary Maguire. Cammy Frei, Jody Rowell. Kim Almeida, Ka ren Bloom. Jennifer Bottorf, Stephanie Whit t omb. Leslie Harroun. Senior Hall Of Fame 137 Jeepers. Creepers If Fred only knew! President Harroun and the First Man 1 QUIETEST: Lynne Halpin, Jim Bixby b BEST EYES: David Fausel. Kathy Gagnon 2 MOST TALENTED: Andy Christenson. Jody Rowell 6 CLASS FLIRTS: Stephanie Whitcomb, Pat Bissonnette 3 JOCKS: Kathy Kelly. Matt Stevens 7 MOST LIKELY TO BECOME PRESIDENT: Tim Ravey. Leslie Harroun 4 BEST DRESSED: Jackie Blair. Ed McGovern Passion' Thing One and Thing Two. It Runs in the Family. Do Ya Think I’m Sexy? Most Likely to Succeed At What? Come On Touch It!” 1) CLASS COCJPLE: Mary Lavoie. Greg Peck 2) CLASS CLOWNS: Mary Maguire. Joe Gagnon 3) BEST LOOKING: Karl Raacke, Kim Raacke 4) BEST BODS: Mari White. Bob Ryan 5) MOST SPIRIT: Stephanie Whitcomb. Frank Ficken 6) MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Katrina Pratt. Hasty Pott 7) BEST HAIR: Jackie Blair. Rick Callahan 8) BUBBLES: Mari White. Ronald Gabriel Cheek to Cheek! II.) ?: David Koval. Jane Mitchell BEST SONG: We won t Get Fooled Again 2.) WITTIEST: Kim Almeida. Joe Gagnon FAVORITE PLACE: Downtown Autographs 143 Autograph 144 ANY TIME. SAILOR. HI DOLL! 149 t r. OH HENRY! PARDON ME. COWBOY? 156 BUD MAN TO THE RESCUE A COUPLE OF SHADY CHARACTERS I WANT 400 DOZEN BUTTERSCOTCH CREME PUFFS 4 K - MR. PERRY AMD KIM RAACKE • A HOT NEW COUPLE WE RE FROM ATLANTIC CITY LITTLE BO PEEP HAS LOST HER SHEEP YOU TALKING TO ME? OH MY GOD!!! MARSHALL DILLON AND FESTUS CHEERS FROM THE 4077th M A S H DON’T GET MAD YOU AND ME BABE SGMIORS Jane Celesta Abell Ranie David Charles Allard Alley-Man Overcome space, all you have left Is Here. Overcome time, all you have is Now. So live, learn, love and enjoy. In the middle of here and now. TMLK and though its always been with me. I must tear down the wall and let it be. All I am and ail that I would ever want to be. in harmony. Shining true and smiling back at all who wait to cross. There is no loss! “The Wall Kansas Lisa Marie Armstrong “Weisal’ Keeping in mind on a better life. Where happiness is only a heartbeat away. Paradise — can it be all I heard it was I close my eyes. And maybe I'm already there. B Styx Charles Joseph Badger William R. Allen 'BJ ' Nobody can be exactly like me Sometimes even I have trouble doing it. Kimberly Anne Almeida “Meder.” “Kimmer Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves Jeffrey Paul Baldwin Justin Jefferson Baker Scoomer. Bubba Life is worth only the work you put into it Julie Lynn Bamberger Paula Jean Barnier Lisa Sue Bartlett Bart, Black Bart One day at a time — this is enough, Do not look back and grieve over, the past, for it is gone. And do not be troubled about the future, for it has not yet come. Live in the present and make it so beautiful that it will be worth remembering. Ida Scott Taylor Kimberly Jane Bean o David Warren Beard Ann Margaret Benway Annabelle Laugh and the world laughs with you. Cry and youcry alone. Alan John Beauchemin Tell someone there are 300 billion stars in the universe and he'll believe you But tell him a bench has just been painted and he has to touch it to be sure Peter P. Beauregard Richard W. Bernard Dick Thanks to your services, the lonely and the unhappy are very much alive — W H. Auden Rolenda Berard Tunda Live for today as there will be no tomor Ralph Samuel Bessette Yvonne Marie Berry “Even” The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it. top it; if you can t top it, laugh at it; if you can t laugh at it, it's probably deserved. Brian David Bigelow James Brian Bixby David J. Birchmore What I must do is all that concerns me. not what the people think. Patrick Joseph Bissonnette P. B. Pedro, Disco 5 Karin Ruth Bloom Bloomer Kar, Greta Everyone calls me The Dreamer-' and they say it like it's some sort of crime just because everyone else is so hardnosed and conditioned. They think dreamin' is a sin. So what if I have my head in the clouds? I can see the sun better that way! Jacqueline Louise Blair Michael Jon Bombardier Mike Don' be dismayed at good byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again and meeting again, after mo ments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. — Richard Bach Leanne Boutin If I can stop one heart from breaking. I shall not live in vain. If I can ease one life the aching, or cool one pain, or help one fainting robin unto his nest again. I shall not live in vain. Emily Dickinson David Nelson Boucher John Christopher Borch “Horseman” Nobody’s laughing D.B.!! Four years has gone by fast, there were some great times and some pretty poor times ’ 81 is a great class and I hope to see you sometime in the future. Good luck!!! Michael Bowen Tracy Ann Bowden Jennifer Lee Brady I know that for myself it makes no differ ence whether I do or forebear those actions which are reckoned excellent. Sheri Anne Brown Sherbear Dustin Robert Bruso Optimists believe we live in the better of two worlds. Pessimists fear it is true. Yearn not for the past, reach for the future. Leo Russell Brooks Todd Bushey Bush Kimberly Anne Burney Cassandra Lee Carr Cassie For long you live, and high you fly and smiles you'll give the tears you'll cry. and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Richard Owen Callahan II Rich. Cally, Sitenics Wolodymyr Iwan Bula Wlad, Vlad now. now. now. is all there is. love is all there is. love is. love C. Thomas Cardinal Tom T-Man Maureen Ellen Chaffee All the world is a stage, and all the men and women, merely players Denise Marie Cavanaugh nini They say if one understands himself, he understands all people But I say to you. when one loves people, he learns some thing about himself. Kahlil Gibran Andrew Greene Christensen Andy Men.'' said the little prince, set out on their way in express trains, but they do not know what they are looking for Then they rush about, and get excited, and turn round and round And he added It is not worth the trouble Antoine De Saint Exupery THE LITTLE PRINCE William Cobey Cobey-doo Karen Marie Coffey Cafe, Coff The excitement of life is in the living. You’ve got to latch onto the joys before they pass you by. David Allan Collette ■‘Colletti” Terri Sue Cook For long you live and high you fly, for dreams you'll dream and tears you'll cry. for all you'll touch and all you'll see, is all your life will ever be. Barbara J. Cota Barb Now that it's ended 4 Jeffrey T. Coutu Phyllis Gail Crewson David M. Crucitt James Raymond Cummings Your friends will know you better in the first minute you meet than your acquain-tences will know you in a thousand years Richard Bach. Illusions friends Patricia Ann Cunningham Pattv Mark Randall Cyr John Dana-Bashian John 0 Carolyn Anne Daniels Beauty as we feel it is something indescribably. What it is or what is means can never be said. Jamie E. Dattilio Don’t walk in front of me For I may not follow Don't walk behind me For I may not lead Just walk beside And be my friend — Camus Debra Leigh Davis Deb If you love something set it free, If it comes back it’s yours, If it doesn’t it never was. Gordon C. Demeritt 172 Diann N. DiMaggio If I look back on yesterday And say that is the way it was and should be I am wrong. And if I look to tomorrow And say that is the way it will be I am wrong. But if I look at today And say this is the way it is Then, and only then, am I right. L.M.E. Michael Clifford Doran Lisa Lynn Doucette Hey. hey. my. my. rock'n roll will never doe. Neil Young Janet Leigh Douglas 173 Dana Lee Drew Doobs, Doughnut I as a boy. I believed the saying; the cure lor pain is love. How would it be if you could see the world through my eyes ? Supertramp Chetan V. Dubai Christine Marie Drost Chris I sing with joy because of you. Karen Ann Duncan Robert C. Duhaime Bobby Friends and teachers will be missed but never forgotten. Sherre A. Dunham Sher . Everything's got a moral, if only you can find it. Walter M. Erickson III Robert S. Emmons . or two! Thank you for being a friend. To all good friends, a toast, and to our great times. I'll always remember. E. David Fausel Eddie Carrie Lee Emberson Margaret Ann Fancher If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on. now cause there's too many places I've got to see Freebird” Lynard Skynard Greg R Engelken Peter Jerry Firkey Lawrence Michael Fischer Frank J. Ficken I don't fear tomorrow, for I have seen yes terday and I love today. Scott Alan Flaker David Joseph Fitzgerald Dave God let us be different Let's not all wear mustaches and funny clothes. Let’s not let our hair grow so long, it covers up our eyes and makes us unable to see the world Never mind the world — let's not miss each other Rod McKuen Colleen Helen FitzGibbons For we know life's never measured by how many years we live but by the kindly things we do and the happiness we give. Helen Steiner Rice Tammy Jean Forrest Daniel Nicholis Foster Dawn Marie Fraser heener Camille Beth Frei Cammy Always keep your head up. but be careful to keep your nose on a friendly leve. Marianne Folino Muffin I The only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one. R. W. Emerson Forget school, we are all here to have fun. Robert Alton Frost Frosty - If you see someone without a smile give him one of yours Ronald Michael Gabriel Gabes, Arnold He who walks in another's tracks leaves no footprints. Joseph C. Gagnon Joe The true pleasure In life is doing all those things others say you cannot do. Kathleen Jeanne Gagnon Kath For those who dream, being good isn't good enough. Jim Sealy Garrett To see a world in a grain of sand, and a heaven in a wildflower. hold infinity In the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour. Suzanne M. Geoffroy Sue David C. Gaudette Christa E. Giddings Shawn Patrick Gervais There are places I’ll remember all my life, though some have changed. Some forever, not for better some have gone, some remain. All these places had their moments with lovers and friends I can still recall, some are dead, some are living. In my life I loved them all. Beatles No one is a failure who is enjoying life. Karen Ann Gifford Giff Shelli A. Gokey I accept with jubilation my love’s own sweet agony. William Fuller Gonyeau Wolfhound I’ve seen all good people turn their heads each day. so satisfied. I'm on my way. Tammy Gomez Angela Marie Goodrich Christina Marie Gordon 'Belter dead than Red” Mary Ann Grover If the right side of the brain controls the left side of the body . . . then only left handed people are in their right minds.” Margaret Grenley Margie Wayne Gregory Griffin The last couple of years has been just great. I wish it didn't have to end so soon Patrick Haire Fur” 1 •M I-;: 1 w I Vti 1 Lynne Elizabeth Bernadette Halpin If you come any closer, I'll shoot! Rachel Louise Hamilton Roach Tomorrow will be different, you know it's true, but will it be better or worse for you. no one can say and no one can know, except for you you're leading the show. Brian A. Hamner The greatest thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving To reach the part of heaven. we must sail sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it — but we must sail, and not drift, nor lie at anchor. Oliver Wendell Holmes Scott Michael Hansen It is easy in the world to live after the world's opinion, it is easy in solitude to live after our own; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with per feet sweetness the independence of solitude. R. W. Emerson I Cathy Lynn Harlow Cath 181 Leigh Anne Holsopple Happy are those who dream dreams, and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. People who don’t know much, talk alot. people who know much say little. Angela Marie Lorlano Loll David Scott Hubbard Paco” A smile is an inexpensive way to improve your looks. Patricia A. Ingram Patty Please be patient God isn’t finished with me yet! Scott Graham Howard I don't mind being called tough, since I’ve found out that in this racket its the tough guys who lead the survivors — General Curtis MeLay To live your live in your own way to reach for the goals you have set for yourself to be the you that you want to be — that is success. Joyce Ann Jacob J. J. 183 Lori Ann Johnson If you love him, let him go If he comes back, he’s yours If he doesnt’t he never was. John Paul Jorschick, Jr. J. J. The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. Helen Karrol Sarajean Alice Keene Sara One summer day, in the middle of the night, two dead men got up to fight. Back to back, they faced each other, took out their swords and shot each other. A dead cop heard the noise, came up and shot the two dead boys. My dead John J. Jeene Shari Lee Jarrett And when the world grows cold and dark with storms that catch me unware, my hope, like rainbows, part the clouds and seek the light I know is there. Tankerslvey Carl Stuart Kiefer Kief; Rief; If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. David Michael Koval Dave Thomas Joseph Kretz T. K. If you dare not. you don't if you say you will, you do. But. if you want to. you will. Angela Adele Kunkel Angelina David Scott L'Ecuyer Happiness is doing with a smile, what you We may have won the battle, but the whole have to do anyway. war is ahead of us. Lisa Marie Labounty Follow your dreams, and a rainbow will come shining through. Lori Lee Lamb 186 Pamela Jean Larry Pam, Sassy Diane Allison Lamphere It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. Antoine de Saint Exupery A wise man will hear, and will increase learning; and a man of understanding shall attain unto wise counsels; but fools de spise wisdom and instruction. Brian Lewis Latuch Steve Latulippe Karen Lee LaVallee It takes both sunshine and rain to make a rainbow Patrick E. Lavallee Mary Kathryn Lavoie Renee Denise Lavalley John Learned If it isn't one thing it’s another. Scott Alien Lee If you love something, let it go. If it comes back to you. it s yours, if it doesn't it never was. T. W. Lemnah Lemon Julie Anne Lemieux Ann Marie Lines Anne Marie Liberty Annie Doing the best you can with the little opportunities that come along, will get you further than Idy wishing for the big chance that may never arrive. James Warren Littlefield, Jr. Jim “A little nonsense now and then, is released by the best of men.” We do not remember time, only its moments. Patricia Ann Lynch Trish the dish” I Kelly Jean Lovejoy Susan Jean Luke Sue, Sluke David Joseph Maillet Timothy Dennis Mack Mary C. Maguire Mar, McMary Jeffrey Scott Mannings Ye. though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I shall fear no evil; for I am the meanest in the valley. Jon Mark Manley Mark Day has vanished. Fog is creeping in. hid ing the moon that lights my wandering along the shore. See the footprints? The tide will wash them away — but tomorrow there will be a new one. There always are. Take my hand. We've a long way to go A lifetime. Unknown Katherine Malle Kathy To live your life in your own way. to reach for the goals you have set for yourself, to be the you that you want to be. that is success. To be nobody but yourself, in a world which is one in its best night and day to make joy just like everyone else, means to fight the greatest battle there is to fight and never stop fighting, e. e. cummings Melisa Martinez Missy Daniel Wallace Marsh Karen Anne McColgan You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. Carolyn Jane McGovern Constance Marie Mayville Connie, “Chica” Just remember that it’s a grand illusion and deep inside we‘re all the same. So love me as I will have loved you. I know where you're going Cause I see where you've been Don't you know by now. You've got to take life on the chin Still you sit and wonder why the past is gone Baby, you'll go under if you don't carry on. Rossington Collins Lany Ann Meeks Pooka Beth M. McKeown 192 George Gerard Mercier Tracy Lee Miller Dennis Nelson Mitchell Michael S. Montgomery Jane Elizabeth Mitchell Mitch, Twitch The rainbow bends across the sky from one point to another. Bright and high, to remind everone that the sun always shines after the rain. Eric Henry Miller Paula Mongeon •s Penny Ann Morris Pen Lois Ann Mossey Popcorn, Charlie Happiness isn't at the end of the road it’s along the way. He who desires to be first, shall be last of all and servant to all. Mark 9:35 Robert Murtha Jacqueline Marie Myers Jackie Each must dance to his own tune. Todd Anthony Myers Toad John Nasraliah Terence Edmund O’Donnell Terry O. Carla Noreault David Paul O’Grady Debra Lynn Palmer Deb, Debbie “Dream what you dare to dream, Go where you want to go. Be what you want to be LIVEX!! Brian Peter Palker Raymond A. Parizo III Krisann Marie Paquette Lisa Carole Parker Kris, Kristy McNichols Lisa P. A friend is someone who knows all about you. but . Likes you anyway! What lies behind me and what lies before me are tiny matters compared to what lies within me. Timothy Todd Pelkey Scott B. Patrick Todd Gregory E. Peck Scott Samuel Phillips Scott Mitchell Pidgeon Kimberly Ann Pineo Kim If you find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn't lead anywhere. When you find a diamond that belongs to nobody, it is yours When you think of an idea before anyone else, you take out a patent on it: it is yours: So with me: I own the stars because nobody else before me ever thought of owning them.” The Little Prince Antoine de Saint-Exupery Earll M. Pott Hasty I Do that which consists in taking no action and order will prevail. David G. Potter Katrina Marie Poulin Trina 197 Clint A. Pratt Clinster Marc William Poulin Marcus, Lennie Ann Margaret Pudvah Pud If you live something set it free If it comes back to you it's yours If it doesn't it never was. Paula Marylin Preavy Yahoo!! We made it!! Katrina Ann Pratt Kat, Little Gono, Trina The sound of laughter has always seemed to me the most civilized music in the uni- cr a. Martha A. Prakelt Marty The vision that you glorify in your minds The ideal that you enthrone in your hearts This you will build yourself by! This you will become! Holly Rae Reynolds Hols Paul Richards PR, Squish, Riblic delations Tired of lying in the sunshine Staying home to watch the rain. You are young and life is long, and there is time to kill today. And then one day you find ten years have gotten behind you. No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun! Don't be dismayed at farewells. A farewell is necessary before meeting again, and meeting again, after days, years, or life times, is certain for those who are friends. In order to climb the ladder of life, you need stamina, and the will to succeed so that you can obtain your highest goal. P R. Tina Marie Richardson Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us. or we will find it not. A.W.E. Eileen Ann Rooney Alien 200 Kiss today good bye and point me toward tomorrow Wish me. luck; the same to you Won’t forget, can't regret what I did for love. A Chorus Line Connie Lynn Russell ••Russ’ Ronald Louis Russotti Ron Love is majestic, omnipotent and overwhelming. but we must never forget that it is also tender, gentle and understanding. Julie Ann Rutz Jules, Julius Robert Marc Ryan Life is a game of whist. From unseen sources the cards are shuffled, and the hands are dealt. The results are not always favorable but yet I like the game and wish to play. We re brighter than the sun We re the Class of ”81. Lori Ann Salter Penelope Jean Sasso Penney. Galandriel John Edward Scott “Spock And I don’t know what the future is holding As the ominous moment nears, not ever in store. I don’t know where I’m going. I'm ything is quite the same, and as my mind not sure where I’ve been There’s a spirit silently explodes. I know now I am not that guides me. a light that shines for me. sane My life is worth the living. I don’t need to see the end. James Howard Schuster Jay Deborah A. Sawyer Alvin Jonathan W. Schumacher Schu Karen Marie Scribner Hit the Notch ! — Smugglers Notch Mark Daniel Scribner Unembarrassability is a virtue. Todd C. Shepard Shep Linda Sheporaitis For long you live and high you fly For dreams you'll dream and tears you'll cry For all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Russell Patrick Skellie All good things must come to an end — Thank God Have patience with all things, but first of all with yourself. Lora Lynn Smiley Miss Westford Scott David Smith Judy Lynn Sorrell Charles P. Snelling Diane Marie Spraggins Timothy P. Stanion Tim Life, to be sure, is nothing much to lose; But young men think it is; and we were young. Timothy Alan Stark Starky Man makes the mistakes but mistakes make the man. Matthew Bemerd Stevens James Tagg Christopher D. Swick Cheryl Stone Take your first step carefully on your stariway to heaven. Jack Ellsworth Thompson Harry Lee Thompson Gilbert James Therrien Frances Joan Titus Frankie, Jo, Frank Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal. Time slips swiftly through our fingers car rying us into the future. The old grow older looking back on yesterday and the young grow up looking ahead to tomorrow The tomorrows of today slip into yesterdays and time marches on Maryann Tortorella Tort Daniel Wayne Tompkins He who shows himself is not conscien tious; He who considers himself right is not illustrious. He who brags will have no merit; He who boasts will not endure Yesterday it seemed to me my life was nothing more than wasted time, but here today you've softly changed my mind. To Laurel. One little problem that confronts you got a monkey on your back just one more fix. Lord, might do the trick One hell of a price for you to get your kicks. From L.S. Kyriacos Louis Toulis Louis Chrisostomas A. Toulis Jeffrey Gordon Twombly Reg Vally Constantine Tzavaras “Costa And another one's gone and another one's gone another one bites the dust. — Queen Lee L. VanOrnum Kathy A. Varney Kath Let the good times roll. Douglas Edward Venditti Upward bound we go, into the sky, on the wings of the future. Jeff John Villemaire Patrick Michael Williams Buckeye It's so simple right before your eyes If you'll look through this disguise It’s always here, it's always there It's just love and miracles out of nowhere. Let me win. but if I can't win. let me be brave in the attempt. Hide not your talents, they for use were made What’s a sun dial in the shade? Judith Marie Wilson Juid. Jud Jennifer M. Williamson Jennie — David S. Whitten James John Willard Action Jim Laura Elizabeth Willey Kathy Ann Winship Kat, Goofey I'm running out of space, I’m going to have to erase some of my past to make room for the future. Kathy Winship Allan James Wood Wood If I ever need a brain transplant, I'll make sure I get one from a sportswriter. That way. I'll know its never been used. Joe Paterno Laurie Grace Workmen Red — No, strawberry blonde Wendie Alison Wulff Timothy Paul Yandow Kimberly Shawn Young John Demeritt Adam Bowley Jamie Dattilio Maureen Ann Barry Cheryl Stone 212 Pictures Unavailable Lynn Marie Ashline John L. Beauregard Kenneth Leslie Bell Laurence Henry Boisse William Gilmore Bonnie Jennifer Ann Bottorf Adam Andrew Bow ley Lewyt Lorance Bowley Mary Catherine Collins Kevin Karl Dubois Scott Allen Ede Craig M. 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We found every hurt, every problem a little less terrible bacause of friends, every accomplishment, every joy a little better because of friends. Friends .... that's who this yearbook was made for because we couldn’t have made it without them. • - i. Z -v $ ' • • - S . A ■ ' ‘ ' ' t- ♦ $%. -:■ - v. , . VsU ,.. ■ • w . v , : ’• ,s y 5if , � f .. •- j «•- V V • V . Jfc,’ � • . r • - � -s � � r% '■ v‘ 1 Vi£i