Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Eric Clark An avid sports enthusiast, Eric en- gages his time and energy in the sport of jogging and cycling. He values the unportaoce of friendship immensely and enjoys being in the company of close friends. College holds a signifi- cant part in Eric's future as he plans to attend Boston University in hopes of moving one step closer to his personal career goals. Indoor Track 3.4; Jr.-Sr. Prom 4. Rita Chaput Horseback riding and Ms. Gallo's En- glish class spark Short-Cake s in- terest seven days a week. When not spending time with her boyfriend or in congregation with the countless fnends she has in her neighborhood. Rjta IS preparing herself competently for a rainbow of success in the work- ing worid I don't know! Deter- mined refined Rita. Maria Cintron You can have everything in the worid. but if you don't have someone to share it with, you have nothing. Charo exemplifies this motto of friendship and togethentess through her open, warm manner, as well as through her dedication to close com- rades Mana usually invests her spare time in such pastimes as reading, writ- ing, and dancing. Her most memo- rable moment was. and always be. when Clara hit her in the face with a piece of cake! More seriously. Maria hopes to do her best in the business field, and Stenography with Mrs. Duteau has helped her immensely. Lori CoUer Sunshine has brought brightness into the lives of her fnends at FHS. Along with her bubbling spirit and peariy smile. Lx n has a serious goal. She hopes to reap the rewards of suc- cess by fighting cnme as an enthusias- tic and daring policewoman. Lori's other interests including lending an ear to good music and spending as much time as possible with her accu- mulation of trusted friends. James Condon Bom to be a mechanic. Jim can al- ways be found tinkenng away under the hood of a car. seeking to repair its faulty pans. His adroitness in the car- pentry field makes Jim an exceptional handyman to have around at all times. Not always working. Jim enjoys crashing parties and having the time of his life at each one . Fascinated by undercover work. Jim plans to train forcefiilly for a successfiil career with the C.l.A. Detentions 2,3,4. Thomas Clark Be careful. I ve killed for less. Be- lieve it or not. fellow Raiders, but Tom is not as violent as he sounds His tried and true buddy . Cindy, as well as good fnend Ray. can attest to this. Tom s real interests and pas- times include the art of photography, tenms and mountain climbing He will hold most cherished memones of the class of '82 s Jr. Prom for years to come. Definitively witty peer- less in intellect Tom. Indoor Track 3.4; Tennis 3; Drama Gub 3.4; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3.4; Comp Plays 3.4; Sr. Oass Hay 4; Sr Recep 4; Jr -Sr Re- lay 3.4; Thanks. Dance 4. Christopher Conrad Conz can often be seen racing around in his infamous Rai Car This speed-demon car will carry Chns to the many places he most enjoys, such as to invigorating sports games and to parties where Chris can relax and let loose. While being involved in many activities. Chris always finds time to entertain his friends. After high school he will strive to be a successful miHionaire Baseball 2.3.4; Football 2.3.4; Booster Club 2.3.4; Jr.-Sr Prom 3.4; Jr.-Sr Basketball 3.4; Jr - Sr. Relay 3.4; Sr. Recep. 4; Thanks. Dwice 3.4; Class Off. 4. JacqueUne Contaxes Jackie is against many things, such as Reagan, republicans, and phony per- sonalities. She s also positive about many things, and she never hesitates to express herself. With an affinity for writing. Jackie demonstrates her in- telligent sensitivity and need to know why ' ' through her remarkable poetry and prose. Steadfast and deter- mined to overcome all. Jackie has the abilities to prove herself beyond even her expectations. 24

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Gary Bryant Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow. Geared towards what's coming up on the horizon. Gary is planning to become a doctor or biomechanical engineer. When not developing his musical ability or intel- lect, Gary is always willing to enjoy good food and exciteinent of skiing. Gary learned the most from Mr. Kal- lagber's A. P. Galculus class, a class that will aid him in his career en- deavors. Gompetent . . original . . a true friend. Ghorus 2; Goncert Band 2,3.4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Wood- wind Ensemble 3; Drama Glub 4; Sr. Prom 4; Sr. Recep. 4; Comp. Plays 4; Sr. Qass Play 4. Alida Calvillo Oh no, not again! Cheerful al- ways offers a kind word to friends new and old. Alida flnds that her in- terest and agility in the field of accounting have balanced out to make this ooune with Mr. Lepore her favor- ite. In the future, Alida will always relish the memories of going to Gali- fomia for the first time. Just look for Glara strolling around the corridors of FHS with a smile on her face, and you'll spot Alida at her side, enter- taining her friend with words of good humor. Alida aspires to attend a busi- ness college in the future. Dennis Carmichael Fun-loving and easy-going yet serious minded, Dennis is looking forward to receiving his diploma. His sincere in- terest in other places wiU guide Den- nis across the globe in search of suc- cess and high recognition. Although plans for a specific career have not yet been calculated, with his burning de- sire to conquer all, Dennis will reach whatever goals he sets for himself. Mark Carabba Garbs finds nothing is more fulfill- ing than dashing through the pack and pulling out the swiftest time on the track. This running enthusiast claims the experience of running his fastest time ever in the Jr.-Sr. Relay as his most memorable moment. In future times, listening to music, reading, and sharing laughs with his good friend Dennis will certainly be held as impor- tant. Mark's personal game plan to wealth and riches will no doubt be successful as Mark's drive is outstand- ingly strong. Indoor Track 3,4; X- Country 2,3,4; Track 4; Booster Club 4; Boulder 4; Jr.-Sr. Basketball 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Relay 3,4. David Caravella Awesome! , David's favorite saying, can aptly sum up his talent in art and photography alike. Being so gifted in these fields, David plans to continue his creative endeavors at college by majoring in his area of apti- tude. Not surprisingly. David's favo- rite class was Art with Mr. Lukas and his spare time is spent with a camera danghng from his neck. Imaginative . . . colorfiil . . . gifted . . Dave. Patricia Caron Alway searching for new and differ- ent ideas. Patty is enthralled by the ramifications of a new premise. Her intense interest in roller skating and horseback riding never interferes with her active social life as Patty trea- sures the time she spends with close friends greatly. News of a coming Scholarship was enchanting for Patty, who is busy preparing herself for a successfiil secretarial career. March- ing Band 2. Cheryl Carter Well done is better than well said Cheryl's sincerity and love of people will make her an excellent nurse as they have already done her justice in winning her many true friends. The Jr.-Sr. Proms she attended will stay dear in Cheryl's book of memories for years to come. Her additional in- terests include reading scintillating books, watching exciting movies, combing the sands on the beach, and attending her Anatomy class. When not at school. Cheryl finds her best times are spent at McDonalds or the drive-ins. Drama Club 2; Marching Band 2; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3.4; Booster Club 2.3.4; Sr. Recep. 4; Homecom- ing Comm. 4. Brenda Chaplin Chaps never likes to be where the action isn't. Whether she be coasting down the ski slopes or partying on the weekends. Chaps demonstrates her eagerness to be on these sports. She has been a constant participant in numerous class functions and will no doubt continue to be active in college. Her strong desire to succeed has already given Brenda a head start on the long tedious road to a career as she will try anything once. Go for it! Indoor Track 2; Jr.-Sr. Basketball 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom 4; Sr. Recep. 4; Thanks. Dance 3,4. 23

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Brian Cormier Corms firmly believes that the only place one can truly feel alive is lying on the golden sands of a paradise beach. Brian somehow manages to survive the day to day doldrums of life at FHS with the help of his many friends and many parties. Gliding through the drifts of snow on a moun- tain ski slope is an activity Brian par- ticularly enjoys. Brian eagerly awaits graduation so that he can live out his philosophy and spend an idyllic week dazing in perfect perenity on the beach. Baseball 2; Indoor Track 2, Concert Band 2; Jr. -Sr. Basketball 4, Sr. Recep. 4. Robin Cormier Moose and her many friends are often spotted in front of the annex exchanging experiences with one another. When not sharing laughter and good fun with fellow students. Robin is paying attention to her school work, Tinding Mr. Doran's class especially beneficial. She hopes to major in accounting at college and enjoy a most fruitful business career. Moose is also quite active in such leisure time pursuits as perfecting her bowling scores and attending occas- sional week-end bashes. Robert Conway Spot party Saturday night! Ath- letic chivalrous . . agile . . Way enjoys the gracefiilness and agility of football, basketball and the company of his peerless comrades. Rob also spends considerable time in the presence of female friends. Often found at The Spot or in the wrong place, Rob loves to wander through the woods and let his mind drift peace- fully. With his obvious intellect and determination Rob can't help but to succeed in all he attempts. Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2.3,4; Track 2.3,4; Jr - Sr. Relay 3.4. Darlene Cormier Darlene many appear to some as shy and demure, but her close friends will testify to the opposite. This rowdy rambunctious senior can often be found doing it up at a rollerskating rink or pariying with friends. As weU as being talkative. Darlene will al- ways lend a compassionate ear to a friend in need. Armed with her var- ious talents and confidence. Darlene will enter the world of business and no doubt show everyone how to run things right. Sr. Recep. 4. jj he BOULDER staff would like to extend it's deepest appre ( elation to the following individuals whose super solicitatioB made the 1982 yearbook possible: jCheryl Carter Brenda Furbush Lisa Harkins Brenda Turner Kelly Foster Nancy Hebert Gayle Mattos Cheryl Godin Ray Bedard Wendy Ambroson Brenda Chaplin Lisa Assimakopoulos Kathy Grant George Hanson Penny Morryl Lisa Mulcahy Sue Sirois Mark Carabba Gayle Stone Diane Baxter Patty Araujo Linda Darcangelo Colleen Courtney Charlene Richards Allison Albert Lil Petredies Kris Sorenson Scott Newcombe Paul Arsenault Kelly Donahue Leesa Glenn y Lori Meehan Kelly Reynolds Mary Brousseau Cindy Jackman Paul St. Germain Maureen Maloughney Richard Hawkins 25