Framingham North High School - Archon Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1989 volume:

FRAMINGHAM NORTH HIGH SCHOOL A STREET FRAMINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS 1989 ARCHON CROSSROADS 7 11 14 MEMORIES OUR COTILLION T m he pep rally is one of the most enjoyed and most well-remembered aspects of a student ' s high school career. Rallies give students a chance to show their school spirit and their support for the various athletic teams that exist at North High. There were three rallies held during the 1988-1989 school year. The first was held early in the fall, and during this rally the captains of the fall sports teams were introduced. The second rally was held just before Thanksgiving to help cheer the football team and wish them luck for the Thanksgiving Day game. The third rally was held in December, and all the captains of the winter sports teams were introduced. Preparations for the rallies begin at least a week in advance. Each class makes its own signs and decorations-to hang over its particular bleacher in the gym. Generally, these signs deal with a sort of Class Competition ; each class tries to prove that it is the best in the whole school. However, the administrators do their best to make sure that no feelings are hurt in this process and the competition is all done in good fun. Rallies do more than just introduce captains and their teams. They also give cheerleaders, pom-pon girls, color guards, and baton twirlers a chance to give the students a preview of what they will see during the half-time. Also, sometimes students put on skits to provide some sort of comic relief for the audience. For example, during the first rally of the year, Jen Dublirer, captain of the swimming team, came into the gym in a scuba diving outfit carrying a large rubber raft. Although rallies occur rather infrequently, they are memorable and exciting events in which the whole school can join together as one. jAls we, the Class of 1989, look back on our four years at Framingham North High School, we reflect on the influences, cir- cumstances, and ideas that have caused us to change our thinking or to re-establish our values. We recall the decisions we have made — academic and nonacademic, good and bad — and we see how all the choices we have made in the last four years have affected our standing here — on the brink of a new horizon. We can see in our- selves the shadows of who we were when, back on the very first day of our freshman year, we stood on the last threshold of public education. Since then, we have been exposed to the ideas and insights of many people, and perhaps this has caused us to change our perspective on life — and on things in general. Perhaps we have learned the lesson of needing to be unique, different, or even just plain weird in order to get to know ourselves better. Hopefully, this is one lesson we will never forget, because whether we will go on to college or directly into the work force, we will be freshmen again. We stand at this crossroad called Graduation, and we are both scared and over- whelmed. However, there is one difference to be found in what we were as freshmen and what we are now, and that is four years — of learning, growing, thinking, decid- ing, and changing. Today we share that common bond, and even if that fear of the future begins to take hold, we know, somewhere in the back of our minds and the bottom of our hearts, that we will succeed in whatever choice we make at this crossroad. Up until now, we have all been on the same road, but now we shall each decide our own conclusion to, Two roads diverged in a wood and I, I took the one ... MR. JOHN R. SHAUGHNESSY We, as a class, would like to dedicate the 1989 Archon to John R. Shaughnessy, known to those close to him as Jack. Mr. Shaughnessy began his teaching careet in 1964 as a science teacher at the Lincoln Junior High School in Framingham. In 1969, he was transferred to the William S., Walsh Middle School, where many of us first came to know him. In 1984, one year before we became freshmen, Mr. Shaughnessy came to North to teach math. As most of us know, Mr. Shaughnessy dedicated much of his life to his students and to his friends. Not only was he a great teacher, but he was also a concerned friend and role model to many of his students. Through his example, we learned that there was nothing that we could not overcome. In his classroom, there was never a dull moment or a day when he didn ' t succeed in bringing a smile to our faces and brightening our day. He really wanted his students to do well in his class, and he tried any and every way to get his point across: colored chalk, huge diagrams, posters hung up around the room; once he even drew a diagram on the back of the door. He always had something up his sleeve, be it a witty remark or a joke, and he was never afraid to speak his mind. Over the past four years, many teachers have influenced our lives, but perhaps not with the same kind of patience and caring as did our friend, Mr. Shaughnessy. We miss him more than words can express, but all of us will always carry in our hearts the vivid memories that he has left us. You ' ve touched my heart, without even knowing . . . You ' ve helped my life in so many ways . . . I never had the chance to tell you how good a friend you were . . . When you were here, life was so cheerful . . . You made me laugh, and we laughed together . . . I know you are out there somewhere watching me, like true friends really do . . . You ' ve inspired me to many greatnesses, and changed many of my weaknesses . . . You ' ve made me realize how unfair life is . . . Life was taken away and I don ' t know why . . . I just wish you didn ' t die . . . I can ' t find a reason for why you are gone . . . But now you are somewhere, where you belong . . . So with these final words I say . . . Thank you for being there on all those days . . . Wherever you are, I wish you well . . . I know you were a true friend . . . I say goodbye now with my pen but not, so long, my friend ... I know we will meet again . . . I just know . . . IN MEMORY OF MY FRIEND JACK SHAUGHNESSY JON DAVID ZIBEL October 11, 1988 26 A Student ' s Reminiscence As Mr. Shaughnessy and I continued our friendship, which had begun at Walsh, other students at North High discovered that he was actually more of a friend than just a teacher. Many of these students developed a special relationship with him, as I had done. He was someone with whom you could joke, but he was also a person to whom you could turn if you ever had a problem; he would listen and help in any way he could. Mr. Shaughnessy and I exemplify that age really has no importance in a relationship; it ' s what ' s inside the people that makes it work. Mr. Shaughnessy was thirty-some-odd years older than his students, but that never bothered him or us. I would talk to him just as I would talk to a friend of my own age. I also greatly respected him for his accomplishments as a scholar and teacher, one who couldn ' t have communicated better with his students. Mr. Shaughnessy never wed in his short life, meaning that he had no immediate family. However, in a sense, the teachers, students and many friends in the Framingham Public School System overshadowed that. Jack (which I did start calling him, although he minded a little) did live for a relatively short period of time — only forty-seven years. However, his personality, wit, and great sense of humor will live on in our minds and our hearts forever. By Justin Prager D uring the four years that we, the Class of 1989, have spent at North High, many people have passed through our lives. Each in- dividual has in some way affected a change in our lives — perhaps by thought, word, or deed — that caused an academic or emotional reaction. However insignificant we may have seen that change as being, it has in some way helped to shape our lives. We as a class are sincerely grateful to these people — teach- ers, guidance counselors, admin- istrators, and even our friends — who have helped us along the way. They have collectively given us a great gift, and we can only hope that perhaps we, too, have in some way created a change in them. As we graduate, we are thinking of the people who have been be- hind us, supporting us, sharing our triumphs as well as our tears. We will never forget these special peo- ple because they have left impres- sions in our minds as well as our hearts. We would like them to know that, as we move on to what- ever the future may hold for us, we will never forget the lessons of the past four years — lessons about learning determination, setting goals, recognizing limitations, and giving of ourselves. We can only hope that these people know what a difference their time and their caring have made in our lives; for that, we can never thank them enough. Improvement makes straight roads; but the crooked roads without improvement are the roads of genius. — William Blake The Marriage of Heaven and Hell 28 ADMINISTRATION Dear Graduates, Just think — four short years ago, your worst apprehensions became reality: high school, North High School! As you quickly became accustomed to your new school, you began to build a network for success. Your network is a web of friendship, great successes, happiness, some disappointment, and, above all, academic achievement. Each of you in your own way has become a fine representative of our school and community. If you worked at your schooling, you are ready to meet your respective challenges. If you haven ' t worked, regroup, evaluate, and go forward to overcome new apprehensions and obstacles. If the past is prologue, I predict a beautiful future for each of you. As I ' ve often stated, If you work at your program, whatever it is, you will succeed. Only you can establish what success is and what success means. As you progress, look to the humanities, the fine arts, public service, and teaching; return the human equation to our quality of life. You will be responsible for your life and the quality of life as a whole in the twenty-first century; while your times will be reflective of the highest technology, people to people is the cornerstone of an enduring society. Be sure to be part of the aforementioned human equation. Your graduation from North is but a beginning. This beginning has a solid foundation, but you must use those aspects of what you have gained in a most steadfast manner. Your teachers and I bid you congratulations and wish you a great future. Sincerely, Mr. Edward F. Gallagher Principal VICE-PRINCIPALS Mr. Alfred Badger Class of 1989 Mrs. Doris C. Mathieson Class of 1990 Mr. Richard Kropp Class of 1991 GUIDANCE Mr David Pike Mrs Marie Snook Ms. Holly MacLean Mrs. Heidi BeUi School Adjustment Counselor Career Center SECRETARIES MATHEMATICS SCIENCE FOREIGN LANGUAGES SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Patricia Girogosian Mrs Kathryn Hill Mr Walter Levy Ms. Anne Reardon BUSINESS 36 Mr Roger McDevitt Mr. Dominic Dell ' Olio Mr Stephen George Miss Mary Lonergan Department Head PHYSICAL EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr Eugene McCarthy Work Study Program HOME ECONOMICS Mrs Janice Elliott Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald Mrs. Denise Gallagher Mrs. Nancy Welling CENTER for INDEPENDENT LEARNING COMPUTER ROOM Mr John Consolmagno Maurene Davis, Betty Bellantuone, Agnes Marinelli, Barbara Dunn, Josephine Webster, Bernard Redgate. Missing: Walter Hopper. AUDIO VISUAL Daniel Smith, Rita PiUie, John Valleley, Donald Jolie CUSTODIAN AJ Conti, Arthur Antonio, Bill Weincheck, Bill Profit CAFETERIA Grace Dunham, Katie Zuschlag, Emily Fratto, Helen Sydell, Chery Anderson, Jo Owen, Bea Woolhouse, Ann Corsi, Angie Gentilotti, Susan Rogers, Lois Ramley Missing: Louise Stucchi. 39 LEARNING CENTER for the DEAF Top Row (1-r): Linn Staton, Helen Porter, Judy Vreeland, Margie While, Kim Maibaum, Ivy Meservey. Middle: Andrea Wohl, Susan Mayo, Melissa Balbes, Nancy Frazer, Sandie Bleecker, Sue Cioppa. Bottom: Jane Botti, Nancy Walla, Susan Napierala, Susan Little. SUB-SEPARATE Mrs. Hope McKay, Mrs. Ronnie Resnick. M E D I C A L Mrs. Jonnie Hegarty, R.N. M E T C O MB Mrs. Joyce Stamps PROJECT ACCEPT PROJECT BLOCK 40 Mrs Mary Berardi. Missing: Mrs. Marsha Pierannunzi. Mrs. Betty Weisberger, Mrs. Maria Martin. TEACHER of the YEAR Mr. Richard Dargan Mrs. Louise Derro Mr. Donald Buell For the past few years, Framingham North ' s Student Council has sponsored a special program, the selection of the Teacher of the Year, ' ' in conjunction with National Education Week. Students vote for the teacher who has had the greatest educational impact on them or who they feel has been the most helpful to them during their years in high school; it is not a popularity contest. The Teacher of the Year recipient for the 1988-1989 school year was Mr. Donald Buell, a member of North ' s science department, who is noted for his humor and individualistic teaching style. In addition, the Ten Most Outstanding Teachers ' ' were chosen. This year there was a tie, and thus the eleven winning teachers were: Mr. Dargan, Mrs. Derro, Mr. DiDomenico, Mr. Donovan, Mrs. Flurry, Mr. Fortier, Mr. Hawley, Mr. Lutender, Mr Piatt, Mr. Wheeler, and Mrs. Whittaker. Congratulations to all the teachers; they certainly deserve the recognition they have received. Mr. Henry Fortier Mr. John Hawley RETIREES Mrs. Janice Elliott Mr. Henry Schlickman Mrs. Mary Faherty It is always a sad experience for students when a teacher retires; this year we will have the misfortune of seeing three of our faculty members move on to better and brighter pastures. Mr. Schlickman of the English Department, Mrs. Faherty of the Foreign Language Department, and Mrs. Eliott of the Home Economics Department will have retired by the end of this year. These teachers may have worked in different fields, but they have something in common: they have all had a great impact on their students. They have taught us many lessons, both in and out of the classroom. They have been available for advice, extra help in schoolwork, and also simply for a friendly conversation. Their involvement in and dedication to teaching have been a benefit to every student who has been in one of their classes. Over the years, these teachers have witnessed and innovated many changes in the educational system. They have seen the computer become a staple in the school; in the case of Home Economics, Mrs. Eliott has seen more and more boys sign up for what had previously been girls ' classes. Despite these changes, Mr. Schlickman, Mrs. Faherty, and Mrs. Elliott have always managed to keep a strong relationship with their students. We will miss these three educators and wish them luck in whatever the future holds for them. 41 We ' re splitting hairs here. Settk Down! Different Directions Although it is generally the seniors who reach their crossroads at high school and move on to new ex- periences, there are also many teachers who have reached crossroads of their own. Over the last four years many members of our faculty have retired, going on to enjoy the pleasures of their golden years. We will all miss Mr. Schlickman and remember the experiences that we had when he was our English teacher or when he was advising the PACERS. Who can forget Mr. MacGil- livray ' s history class or the field trips he chaperoned for the History Club? Other teachers have left North in search of new careers. Ms. Duane will be missed as both a science teacher and a track coach, and we will re- member Miss Plunkett as one of the chaperons for our junior cotillion. We thank our departing faculty mem- bers for the education and help they have given us and wish them the best of luck for the future. While the above teachers have permanently left the school, there are others who have left for a period of time and then returned to North. Many of us remember Ms. Jezukawicz as a gym teacher at Walsh, and she has recently returned to North after several years to continue teaching physical education here. Mr. Duane came back to North after his trip around the world, and Mr. Coyle, a science teacher and former National Honor Society advisor, has returned after participating in a year-long Project Star program. We are happy to have these men and women return to our faculty. Still other teachers have arrived at North for the first time. They had to adjust to a new school just as we did when we were freshmen. We welcome the following staff: Mrs. Belli, Ms. Giragosian, Ms. Hakerem, Mr. Hawley, Mr. Hymon, Mrs. Hill, Miss Reardon, and Mrs. Yang. We hope that these new faculty members will find their years at North to be as enjoyable as we have. 43 A JL jLthletics have become a way of life for more and more students at North High. Participation in these sports has grown enormously in the past years not only because of Spartan Pride but also because of the ever-popular competition among schools. Being a member of a team at North is an honor of which every athlete should be proud. Gone are the days when being athletic was the only prerequisite to joining a team. It takes more than or- dinary commitment — a total commit- ment that occupies every weekday af- ternoon for months on end. It is a commitment around which athletes re- volve their entire schedule. There is less time for such activities as watching tel- evision, hanging out, and talking on the phone. During an athletic season there is not time for much more than academics and sleep. Competition in high school sports has peaked tremendously in the past few years. In sports like swimming, soccer, football, cross country and field hockey, an athlete must be a tough competitor to survive. It is time that athletes at North be commended for their commitment and dedication rather than for their records of wins and losses. A team that never wins puts as much blood, sweat, and tears into a practice and game as a winning team. Athletes will agree that the time, ef- fort, and commitment all pay off. Every participating athlete should be proud of himself or herself for all he or she has accomplished. Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step; only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. — Dag Hammarskjold Markings 46 Coach of the Year and the Crew The Framingham North High girls ' soccer team finished an outstanding sea- son, terminating in the second round of Division I tournament action. The highly competitive sport of soccer calls for skill and stamina, and this year ' s team, led by Kristen Schlueter, Elisa Finer, and Dawn Blodgett, proved to contain both. This talented team owes much of its success to Coach of the Year, Doreen Whalen, and the liveliness and support of the Crew. Next year ' s season promises to be as successful as this year ' s, for there is an abundance of talented underclassmen on the team, including M.V.P. Karen Stauf- fer and All-Star goalie Alison Snooks. GIRLS SOCCER Top (1-r): A. Snooks, A. Wolfe, H., Moeder, H. Karalis, J. Schlosberg, R. Lovett, K. Satuffer. Middle: A. Chamrin, N. Vassar, J. Winship, L. Vengrow, B Freeman, J. Lichtenstein. Bottom: Coach Doreen Whalen, B. Berger, K. Schlueter, E. Finer, D. Blodgett, M. Davidson. Missing: D. Morrissey. 48 We Made the Sectionals! The boys ' soccer team concluded its season by reaching the Semi-finals in the State Sectionals. The team, led by Josh Bernstein, John Leary, and George Karal- is, had great success over competitive teams such as Needham and Natick. Up close and personal with Coach Wheeler and the clowning of Sebastian Kokar helped to make the season as en- joyable as it was successful. On the of- fensive side, Mike Klein, George Karalis, and Kevin Neissen were standouts. As for the defense, Dan Kung was unforgettable as was the outstanding goal-tending by Mike Shean and John Stein. The varsity soccer team must be praised for its superb season. Other Bay State teams commended North for its tight defense and its overall competitiveness. Bottom: M. Klein, M. Dacey, M. Sheehan, J. Naget, J. Stearns, J. Tully. Middle: J. Gangi, R. Deaner, B. Gordon, S. Kokar, C. Aviza, D. Kung, J. Tolman, J. Zibel, T. Uminsky, J. Colvin. Top: M. Bograd, D. Sudbag, M. Zimmerman, K. Niessen, J. Bernstein, C. Starrett, G. Karalis, J. Leary, R. Norris, J. Kropp, Mr. George Wheeler, Coach. 50 Spike It! Framingham North High ' s volleyball team received a pleasant surprise this year: a new coach, Anibal Rivera. Rivera is a recent graduate of North High (Class of 1987), and while in high school he had played on the volleyball team, helping to win the championship. It was his love for volleyball that brought Rivera back to coach the team, and along with him he brought a great deal of enthusiasm that has helped to motivate the team. Although this was not the volleyball team ' s best season, it did manage to beat its arch rival, South High, in every game played against that team. Captains Leigh Bleiweiss and Kim Salvi helped to keep the team together through the rigorous practices that were held every day after school, and even though it was hard work, the team members were all able to co- operate and actually had a lot of fun this season. Top (l-r): Coach Anibal Rivera, D. Shrufrin, K. Salvi, L. Bleiweiss, R. Freedman, A. Prenovitz. Bottom: E. Lee, B. Azia, K. McCarthy, S. Hughes, J. Doucette. 52 Fourth and Goal to Go! The members of the Spartan football team deserve a great deal of credit. They worked hard, and their record does not reflect what really mattered this season — the camaraderie. This year ' s Spartan strength was in the seniors — co-captains Jon Garvin and Dave Nims, Eric Kester, Ben Steiner, Jamie Dittami, Bill Power, Andy Buchman, and Jeremy Solemina. The Spartans welcomed Kim Garron this year — the first female to play on the football team. Although the guys had their doubts, Kim stayed and succeeded. During one game against Wellesley, she had three tackles and caused a fumble! The team is protective of Kim and also of each other. Also joining the football team this year was Bill Power who succeeded as the starting quarterback, although he had previously devoted his athletic abilities to tennis. The team shared many memorable moments. Who could forget. Jamie ' s 91 yard touchdown run during the Natick game? Jon ' s sack, causing a fumble, and holding Walpole back on their 4th and 1 attempt during the Thanksgiving Day game? Eric ' s catching 6 passes in the game against cross- town rival south? Ben ' s recovering a fumble during the Walpole game? Bill ' s 35-yard touchdown pass during the Milton game? Dave ' s two sacks and blocked extra point against Walpole? The team ' s ability to stay together, to work as a unit, and to support each other has been their biggest asset throughout the year. Bottom: J. Dittmai, E. Kester, B. Steiner, D. Nims, J. Garvin, B. Powers, J. Solemina, A. Buckman. Middle: Trainer Kennedy, Coach Summers, C. Moeder, B. Belodeau, M. Morrissey, M. Fazioli, S. Guppy, C. Mason, L. Vagnini, N. Hayes, P. Burton, R. Alkroft, Coach Martino. Top: R. Finlay, J. King, M. Labbe, K. Hohmann, E.Johnson, S. Ropp, M. Durgin, S. Carey, K. Garron, Coach Keefe. 54 In the Swim of Things Swimming is a popular form of recreation, an important international sport, and a healthful exercise. People of all ages swim for fun, and it has been during the 1900 ' s that swimming has become a major com- petitive sport. Thousands of swimmers compete in meets held by schools, colleges, and swimming clubs. Swimming races have always been a highlight of the Summer Olympic Games. Good swimmers can also enjoy a number of other water sports. These include springboard and platform diving, water skiing, water polo, scuba diving, and synchronized swimming. Above all, the ability to swim may save a person ' s life during an emergency in the water. North High has a very high-spirited and team- oriented swim squad. Led by captains Jen Dublirer and Robin Taddeo, the swim team had a very busy and enjoyable season. Top (l-r): Coach Schwartzer, L. Fohlin, C. Kelley, S. Phillips, N. Redgate, A. Ghim, K. Cuniff, C. McCarthy, R. Taddeo, Coach Popov. Bottom: J. Fay, K. Rich, M. Gray, M. Dietz, B. Kams, J. Dublirer. Missing: J. Braithwaite, B. Becker, L. Flaherty, M. Unger, J. Smith. 56 Victory over Milton! Despite a 2-5 season, the golf team has a strong future. Only one team member, Brian Waldman, will be leaving us at the end of this year, so we look forward to a maturing, improving team. We lost our first three matches, but then we had a victory over Dedham High. Our next match was at Milton, and we all feared the worst, knowing that playing at an away course is always difficult. However, as the first of our four groups finished playing, we were ahead by four points. The next group lost by one and one-half points and the third group tied. With the fourth group playing the last hole, we were ahead by two and one-half points. We alJ watched breathlessly as co-captain Adam Winik and his partner holed-out. When we discovered that they had won by one-half point, we were ecstatic; we had finally proved our- selves! Top (1-r): P. Quinn, C. Cheng, J. Lerman, A. Winik, B. Waldman, T. Carbeau, G. Dittami, Coach Hester. Bottom: E. Feinberg, K. Leighton. 58 We Did It Together as a Team. E From the South scrimmage shut-out, To the Walpole game where we had a reason to shout — From the Braintree jamboree, To the South game where we beat them one to three — We did it together as a team, With coaches giving a yell or a scream. They ran us up and down long hills, But it was worth it for all the thrills. To Gina, our goalie, you saved us enough And to the team for always hanging tough. Good luck next year to Gigi, Berta, Carol, and the rest. Love ya — Sue Krueger, Shoshy Starr, and Chris Fitts. You all deserve the best! Back Row (1-r): G. Demeo, C. Winett, G. Bacon, M. Faiman, R. Cohen, R. Oehley, C. Ignacio, Coach K. Hill. Front Row (1-r): T. Eden, S. Starr, S. Krueger, C. Fitts, K. Carr, G. Urbani. 60 Hitting Our Stride Many people do not know much about the cross country team for it does not receive much publicity. Yet, the team itself probably deserves more recognition because cross country is perhaps one of the most difficult sports. As a runner, one must not only race against the opponent but also against himself. There is no one to blame if a race is lost or practice wasted. No one, that is, but yourself. Cross coun- try is an individual sport that helps instill confidence within yourself upon achieving personal goals, and the members of the cross country team have learned that val- uable lesson. Top (l-r): P. Vamnes, M. Yeomans, B. Kim, W. Humphrey, D. Hanson, C. Murray. Bottom: S. Watson, C. Crawford, K. Ballon, Coach O ' Rourke. 62 Taking a Passing Shot This year the girls ' basketball team was led by several seniors: co-captains Karen Pailler and Carrie Savary, guard Amy Prenovitz, and forward Doreen Kiley. The Spartans ' chances for a winning season were hurt early in the year when junior center Shelly Hughes was injured. Despite strong efforts by juniors Allison Chamrin, Lori Vengrow, and Lisa Cronin, the Spartans failed to qualify for a tournament berth. Some highlights of the season included close games against South, Natick, and Dedham. Brought up from the junior-varsity team, sophomore Hava Leipzig, pleasantly surprised her new teammates with helpful performances. Although the team did not have a very successful season, hustle and determination were evident throughout the year. Top Row (1-r): M. Lau, Coach R. Lord, H. Leipzig, L. Cronin, L. Vengrow, A. Chamrin, L. Bynoe, Coach McDevitt, J. Doucette. Bottom: A. Prenovitz, C. Savary, K. Pailler, D. Kiley. 64 Keeping Pace in the BSL The varsity basketball team got off to its best start in over five years, having a 7-3 record at the halfway point. Led by senior co-captains Brett Adams and Kevin Niessen, the Spartans defeated South, Natick, and defending State Champs Milton in the first ten games. Seniors Allen Kamer and Derek Sudbay, as well as junior three-point specialist Matt Dorsey, rounded out the starting five. The Spartans appeared to be heading for post-season play for the first time in eight years! The team ' s success was not only due to its members, but also to its coach Bruce Grealey. It was apparent that Coach Grealey ' s spirit and motivation were pres- ent even when he wasn ' t. This was especially true during one of the most exciting games of the season, North vs. Natick. Coach Grealey was sick and unable to attend the game, but the team, led by J.V. Coach Dean Bennett, managed a 61-57 win over Natick. It was not only Coach Bennett ' s night, but it was Matt Dorsey ' s night as well, for he scored 23 points, in- cluding two free throws with three seconds left in the game. Top Row (1-r): J. Michaeli, J. Gangi, T. Carbeau, S. Bouzan, L. Levy, M. Bouzan, Coach B. Grealey. Bottom: M. Dorsey, K. Niessen, B. Adams, A. Kamer, D. Sudbay. 66 Building a Dynasty This was a very successful season for the undefeated girls ' gymnastics team. For the third year in a row, the Spartans captured the Bay - State League Champi- onship. At first, the season did not appear to be very promising. Captain Amy Martin was the only re- turning varsity member of the team. However, soph- omores Laura and Gina Demeo, as well as freshman Jana Spickler, had the talent and determination to carry the team successfully through the season. The team ' s outstanding achievement was also due to the gymnastics coaches George Wheeler and Herb Weinbaum. Their support and motivation were cru- cial in getting a very young squad ready for com- petition with other, more seasoned teams. The highlight of the season was the Bay State meet with Braintree, the Spartans ' biggest gymnastics rival. The team ' s determination and poise were translated into high scores and yet another championship for the Spartans. Congratulations, girls! Top Row (l-r): Asst. Coach Weinbaum, A. Martin, L. Demeo, G. Demeo, T. Sotsky, J. Huot, J. Spickler, Coach Wheeler. Bottom: M. Dietz, J. Damon, A. Marquis, A. Kams, J. Louie. 68 The 1988-1989 boys gymnastics season was a bit of a struggle (record 1 and 7), but it was also a season to rebuild the team. Returning varsity members were sophomore Brian DeOliveira and senior captain Mi- chael Bertone, while newcomers to the team were freshmen Miles Block, Scott Clatur, Matt Hanlon, Todd Seiffer, and senior Jonathan Seiffer. Both Mi- chael Bertone and Brian DeOliveira were key all- around performers, presenting routines on each of the six events (floor exercise, pommel horse, horizontal bar, parallel bars, vault, and rings), whose efforts won more than half of the total team score. Jon Seiffer was a quick learner and performed skilled routines on floor exercise, pommel horse, horizontal bar, and parallel bars. The talented freshmen filled the remaining spots on each event to round out the total team score. Each gymnast had his own specialty event: for Mike Bertone it was the horizontal bar, for Brian DeOliveira and Matt Hanlon it was floor exercise, for Jon Seiffer, Todd Seiffer, and Miles Block it was pommel horse, while parallel bars were Scott Clatur ' s specialty. During the next three years these four freshmen will be the foun- dation of a strong Spartan gymnastics team. Meeting the Demands Top Row (1-r): B. DeOliveira, M. Bertone, J. Seiffer, Coach J. Naticchioni. Bottom: M. Hanlon, M. Block, T. Seiffer. No Holds Barred! Even though the wrestling team did not have a win- ning season, they showed character and spirit as they compiled a 8-10-1 record. Especially important this sea- son, under the leadership of captains Chris Moeder, Roger Alkroft, and Scott Hakulin, was North ' s victory over their arch-rivals, South, in an exciting 42-22 contest. Most of the team ' s losses were suffered at the beginning of the season, and the improvements of the first-year wrestlers since then has been extraordinary. Also, many of the returning veteran wrestlers have made great im- provement, especially Chris Mason, who placed second at the Framingham North Holiday Tournament. The future appears bright. The wrestling team is losing only one senior, Scott Hauklin. With this, the North team appears destined for a Sectional Championship in 1990. They can only wait until then. Top Row (l-r): Coach Ed Balboni, R, Hsieh, C. Holman, S. Hauklin, S. Carey, Coach H. Clem, Head Coach Dan Balboni. Middle: B. Kim, C. Moeder, C. Mason, N. Haynes, S. Lyles. Bottom: R. Diatalevi, C. O ' Bryan, A. Hsieh, R. Alkroft, M. Fine, J. Bagley. 72 Making a Dash for It! North ' s track team underwent a 0-10 season, but it had a lot of inspiration from tri-captains Phil Burton, James Dittami, and Nicole Vassar. James Dittami went undefeated in the 40-yard dash and in the 300- yard dash. Phil Burton was having his best season, but he pulled a muscle three quarters of the way through the season, preventing him from participating in the later competitions. The three captains will compete at the state meet, and James Dittami, Paul Burton, Lindsay Heughan, and Scooter Johnson, all partic- ipated in the B.U. relays. The girls ' track team had a decent season due to the efforts of Nicole Vassar and Marie Kiladis. The team had a lot of fun this season, and practicing in the school s hallways was an adventure. Top Row (l-r): Coach Keegan, H. Gangi, C. Lind, J. Caporale, M. Yeomans, M. Brown, P. Burton, P. Banks, K. Meadows, T. Kates, E. Gubaie, L. Seigal, Coach O ' Rourke. Middle: M. Dunlop, M Kiladis, G. Blackman, C. Aviza, W. Tsai, B. Kavanagh, K. Stauffer, L. Porter. Bottom: D. Shapiro, K. Angelone, J. Dittami, P. Burton, N. Vassar, E. Johnson, J. Brown, L. Heughan, W. Tsai. 74 Goaltending Leads the Way The strongest part of this year ' s hockey team was the goaltending of seniors Dave Hessel and Phil Ian tosca who helped to keep the team in the games. In a few games, they had to make more than fifty saves. It was their skill and quick-thinking that kept the team from suffering severe losses. North ' s hockey team is very young, comprised mostly of freshmen and sophomores. Only three mem- bers are leaving at the end of this year, the two goalies and senior Brad Reynolds. The next few years seem to be promising, since almost all of the scoring has come from the freshmen and sophomores. With a few more years of experience, North ' s ice hockey team will competitively contend in the Bay State League once again. The team wishes to thank Coach Steve O ' Neill, whose constant enthusiasm helped to raise the team ' s morale. Coach O ' Neill, who notched his fortieth win as head coach, may have a Bay State title in the making. Top Row (1-r): Coach Steve O ' Neil, Captains M. Brodney and B. Reynolds, Asst. Coach J. Duprez, Coach Dan Davis. Bottom: Captains D. Hessel and P. Iantosca. Top Row (1-r): Coach Steve O ' Neil, D. Thomas, D. Cotton, D. Terlemezian, P. Quinn, A. Wheeler, B. Carolan, J. Kealty, D. Doering, J. Thomas, S. O ' Donnell, M. Egan, A. Panzera, Coach Dan Davis, S. Clark, Asst. Coach J. Duprez. Bottom: I. Larrabee, J. Simons, B. Reynolds, D. Hessel, P. Iantosca, M. Brodney, M. Dacey. 76 Making Waves This year ' s swim team did not have a very successful season. Although the swimmers worked hard and practiced frequently, the lack of team members and the loss of coach Lois Schwartz caused team morale to hit a low point. Hopefully, the upcoming year will provide a chance for a better season. Although the team as a group did not fare well in competitions, there were many outstanding individual performances, such as Josh Bregman ' s assorted races and Mark Waldman ' s 200 ' individual medley. Brian Cinque turned out impressive performances in the 500 ' free style and helped the team greatly in other races. Winning all of his races, Mike McCarthy con- tinued to show his great potential as he has through the past four years. Chris Moran was outstanding in the breaststroke, while Scott Rubant had many ex- ceptional performances in the 400 ' free relay. Seniors Jed Alpert and Mike Aronson also added to the team ' s spirit. Ail in all, the season was fun for those who participated. Top Row (1-r): Coach Quinn.J. Zibbell, C. Dottin, D. Braithwaite, W. Sidham, B. Hicks, D. Checkoway, C. Murray, Coach Schwartz. Bottom: C. Moran, S. Rubant, M. McCarthy, M. Waldman, J. Alpert, D Bacon. 78 F inally — SENIORS!! But think back to the first crossroads that we faced here at North — being freshmen. Can you remember the anxiety you felt — Where are my classes? Why do I keep getting called ' frosh ' ? Are the seniors go- ing to beat me up? What about those ridiculous assigned studies? Re- member how you used to get a pass to the library and then skip out to the cafe — all the while hoping that your study teacher wouldn ' t check up on you — yet trying to play it cool because you were skipping study. Can you remember trying to figure out when to go to which lunch? What about Mrs. Mathieson ' s wel- come cheer at orientation — 1989 will shine! Miraculously, we sur- vived and became sophomores — or wise fools, thinking we were so much better than the new freshmen. Can you remember trying to pick out your class ring? How about the steering committee meetings? Our first dance — the Ring Dance — (What was the theme???) . . . Battle of the Bands (What year did our class win?) . . . the Billy Joel concert . . . class rank for the first time . . . Then came the pressure year when we were juniors. We were fi- nally upperclassmen, but we faced PSAT ' s, the actual SAT, and the Achievement Tests . . . the Cotillion — our first semi-formal — I Had the Time of My Life — Hollywood Think back to September 1988 — you thought to yourself, Senior Year — What a snap! And then you looked at college and job ap- plications and probably wanted to crawl into a hole for the next six months. But we ' ve all survived and here we are — finally seniors — enjoying the slowly lightening work load, the anticipation of the fun that ' s ahead, and feeling the pride and sense of accomplishment that comes from working as hard as we have. Afoot and light-hearted I take to the open road, Healthy, free, the world before me, The long brown path before me, leading wherever I choose. Walt Whitman Song of the Open Road 84 Brett Gordon Adams Bird Man, Joseph Is Grealey coaching next year? HOOPS 85-89 (AK MD MB KN DS BM)Great Times w JD AK KG SP BL JL DC MU.The Dublirer family, Rod, Sam, Ed. Summers — Al — College Pro,Tommyboy,Nickerson.BATESWEEKEND,CA PE WEEKENDS. Thanks Mom+Dad+JEN — The years w you have been the best! Jed Alpert You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need. The Pond The End R-Road CTN Summer ' 87 ' 88 G-Town ' 88 CU ' 89 The Chase HP at BB ' 87 Jed Flmtstone Ted Zeppelin Thanx For Everything Mom Dad. Tanaz Aga ' Naz Sing with the choir that surrounds you and dance with the music in your soul. Good times:TGCTEFEGSLCCMBMM PB.Wmgearshek Beach 88 Radio Pals JWCHDGIOGH GD.love you all especially Mom Dad! Good luck Jason. Co ncerts 85-88 NPIKnowUCanDoIt! I ' m outta here! James R. Anderson Jamie, Jame If you choose not to decide you still have made a choice. G.times-W MOMFKNPHBSCGCSRMEKJGDM RO!S CDBAGJFHBTEKH Waxed Bean N.Adams Vid5 Les P aul Vygr JP RD-SatysRH D.Btief-PH UMASS-LF Musi c Boneyard! Whooo MO FeeGaro! Cafe-singing B O B. 8 5,88? PH CRASH ' LUMDM. Daniel Greg Alpert Bene: forsan e t haec olim meminisse juvabit Speedy 1 Fzx Z Smpl o-o-o Huh 1 2 1 5vuhd F+G PB+J On Or Um Ung The Eves: Bene. Melissa Catherine Anglin Melis SOMETIMES I WISH THAT IT WOULD END; TO GO ON WITH LIFE WITHOUT HAVING TO PRE- TEND. PROM88 CAPECOD COTILLION.GOODTIMESBET TERMEMORIES. ' HERE I GO AGAIN ' MONTREAL.S KI?!LOVE TO MY FRIENDS-MCPKJDLBMFRCSBKC. GOODLUCK+KEEPLAUGHING. LOVE+THANXM+ D l43?NGILOVEYOUCHRISTOPHER. 86 W C to M. MW at Cape. Halloween 87. JM-the bath- Gdtmsw SYGUDTLKJDLDAKLWCFARJGMUJLKN. tub TE+LG Cokes TE+SOCO. ONLY 1 WC Michael David Aronson Ntk-CYTHMC.WIsly-DD.Sth-AESJ.-Scis-. Always White. MW+BOBO. Beaching in 88. SN+DA 4-EVER Mike Michael Stowe87+88.Sasha ' s PartieslSKCF-HCKLKRM GdLk-HL. THE CHANCE OF A PIECE OF BREAD FALLING Ly(M+D).K.Sonja+Lis-I MADE IT!J+J-Lyb.ILYMom+Da niiTTrnm fir- i- nnivm rr r in i; rai , rw-,r, d.Thanx! BUTTERED SIDE DOWN IS DIRECTLY PROPOR- TIONAL TO THE COST OF THE CARPET Douglas C. Bacon Elway, Doug, Diego If a man will begin with certainties, he shall end in doubts; but if he will be content to begin with doubts, he shall end in certainties F Bacon;After Midnight-E.CIapton MK,E M.ME.NP.papering raids;boys swim3 500Fr ,Ski8689; ' T hisWasGreat.ButTheBestlsYetToCome. Keisha Renee Barham Keesh Race has only begun. Keep striving until yout goal is won. H-school had its u s d ' s. I made it! Neva 4-get those I grew close to. Thanx to all who paved my way G-luck to class of 89 l 90! Track! It s time fot me to reach for my goal I luv u Mom Dad. Dawn Christina Basoli D No one ' s bettet than you, but you ' re no better than anyone else. Great times w JB DM BD DT CF LW DL MY. Lean on me Special times w Mike Camp T.lax cpt.Makkas.Ski -88,tooth,sunlamps,7 4,CAPE,long talks w DM, Meadow St Math resource Thanks Mom Dad Luck: C+K. HI Adam F. Bassett Fred, Freddy TODAY ' S DREAMS ARE TOMORROW ' S FUTURE. GOODLUCKDMCRCMTSJDJCKCGDDKMBSCMS OTHERS MEMORIES: BOSE ' THE BTEAM McDO NALDLAND COOKIES CALDOR PKLOT RED LI GHT LIC REG PLEASE THE POINT ' CHEKAN G FLASH ' THAT S A MON D A Y POPI ES THANKS FOR EVERYTHING MOM DAD. I MADE IT Lori Ellen Beberman A Rainbow Upside-down Is A Smile Rightside-up. JB- ILY MY BFF WYAW249 Fla88-89 CGDC-3MBF STSP- ILY GTW JBCGDCSCJTJCAMSBMDKP2BB PB-Guy s SS-BU @Mollys-HO! SH-My Cuzy-LOM So.Guys Poms Capt SC-4FH JC-TWNS SNTCH 4 JT-AO-POS RKJSRN TF Spec.X ' sw MB I LUV U MD G. Debra Lynn Bauer Debbie, Deb Live lor who you are, who you hope to be, and who you have become. Good times with RW CJ SC DM and many more I ' m so discombubulatc d! FS is my life. Luv those sour patch kids. Let ' s walk a little faster. I ' m hungry. Thanx Mom Dad Jay Erk 1LY. Bonnie Michelle Becker I wish I were a headlight on a northbound train. -Thnx 4 all the GT ' S;MIJB LB MDKPJCSCSBJLHBCFEF-VT87.8 8-CA88,89-C.Pembroke-M Ski C-Swim?-B gone-My Uck-NH 88 an untorgettable summer with an unforget- table friend;ILY Berg-Thnx 4 everything M+D,Good luck J;ILY Lisa Joy Beaumont Bo Strangers are friends we haven ' t met yet.GTW SSSCMSS GMIJBEHKWCG DCEFKPSANDYWHY ' DCKtgnHH4 B Cha Hows that tdgsclef-SkitrpSS-Sg BBYO 86-89SpccX ' sw JBMSLSKNMGMBABNVBJ Party ' s @ Sha ' s Rt 30 r un! THANX Mom Dad and HEIDI ILY! Lior Ben-Aharon Lee If you aim you can achieve, if you desire you can receive, if you can dream it you can live it. To LG,KJ,S ' s,D s and 2o clockers-you ' re great, ' iday UNO, parry parrs I-XX,concerts, V-ball,trickortreat,sleeping,what might ' ve been. Thanx for the memories!?Salve! HH Bonnie Lynn Berger Always shoot for the moon. The worst that could happen t s to miss and land amongst the sttfts ' -GTw BBMDSBJCJ BHBKPJTSCLBAM-Tenms85-89w MJS-TheCrew88-HaI loweenBash86-LoonMtn-BSw EFKS-NH88:Awildsumme r:4eva2gethaBECK-7 15 88. . IloveyouLAR-GLShcr-Tha nxM+D-LLL!! Joshua Benjamin Bernstein Bernie, Huge Watch Out You Don ' t Get Crushed Under Somebody Els e ' s Wheel of Fortune Goodtimes w RNJBMDABJKSB MSJz Fsssws AFLKKBHGT Stowcbunnies Eggfights P inkshirtsRUstraight HadLotsButIWantMore BSLC86 Ra slin CarpetGonJ I Love You MDKD Jaclyn Michelle Berger Jackie, Jacks Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by. Best XW DBBDDMDLMYLHKDSTJLDTRK. Swim teach Yearbook key Steering hubcaps-oops! CampT- D UMASS+SAM-DM McD? Ski-Feb-ST Stowe88 Cot+Tour-DL Prom88-KD Pict-DDM Stop! Thanx for the memories ILU M+D+S Hope Bernstein Hopie Life can only be understood backwards-but it must be lived forward. I Love You Mike GTW-JFKHEFandRMSCABBMOMFKNJACSPHCWR NWEJWAMSG 5-JDDBKHTEHB JF-Pinky NVBI S+J- Pokaps Manlyn ' 68 CA ' 87 Lincoln ' 87 w SCKWSS POMS2 FNH-89 Thanx M.D+J-ILY! Michael Sean Bertone Mike FRIENDSHIP MAKES PROSPERITY BRIGHTER WHILE IT LIGHTENS ADVERSITY BY SHARING ITS GRIEFS AND ANXIETIES ' -THANX JS,SP,DK,DA,JC, SVD.BPJGJG.HM! GYMNASTICS IS 1! SEE YOU IN ABOUT 10 YEARS! Chadwick Scott Blair Chad It doesn ' t matter who you go with, it ' s who you leave with that counts!CAPT LAX 89 !Good x with all the guys;MP, CC,BP,CS,EL,JP,JK,GK,JL+The Gals! Thanks Mom Dad Kim+Moe Special memories;3yrsSBFBJ,ski rrip Laughs and Good x with CS! AF? FLA MP+BPTHE DRIVE!!! 89 Leigh Allison Bleiweiss Two worlds collided . . . but they could never tear us apart! Bst Xw LFJWMZ JL SW SS KC BB+BB- XOXO! GNO VB MC TCG Esq w SS D-NK Sums 88- tan yet? Yeah.whateva! SXAMH Decide ' lARGH! mushy cards Taur INXS ST89 MS w L.K+R LNPC U2 w BJM- Gotaluvit! MDSW+T-ILU! Dawn Blodgett Blodg, Digger, Swati People treat you like the clothes you wear, they only see wha t you show them Soc+Lax Neaw EALWJP GTW KHHB J DTE BTW TESMAGCPKEKBLBEFKSEKPHMOMFS ACGCS RIW TEAGSM MoonmergeJ+R SMHEW GLJ WAC 6 10 88 Great times+Spec mem.w Eric ILYA Jan o WE DID IT! THANX Stac+Geo+Dad. Jill Cheryl Bloomstein Blooma, Jillian Live life w no boundariesExplore invent as U go because s urvival is an art GTW SGSSKWEH ASSCCWMILBKPW EJFKHDDMSCAPECODATW88BBYOMSAP NYConf w AS ' SILVERBULLET Varsity Tennis SkiTrips87-89 CC ruise JEFF 1WALY MOMDADIWillAlwaysBeYourLittleP uppy Thank U 4 Everything. AMYLBPIBWLTRC2MRGTH JG Oct.wec-kend87 Ski ,Fr. , Israel, Aus., Can., + Mex. down; the rest of the world to trip89 Long trip to the bathroom DUR! The music room.P Mark D. Bograd go. Cape Cod, Bread Basket, Wilsons, it can only get better ACERS.Fnendlys St.Pat ' s gang.ILY Mom,Daddy, Kath. Bogie from here ' MUTUAL ATTACHMENT; INTIMACY. IF NOT IN FRIENDSHIP, LIVE AT LEAST IN PEACE. OKFINE. OVER THE TOP. SOCCER - DON ' T PANIC. MORE THAN ONCE CLUB. SOCCER; LAX; GT ' s w CRASH; ZIB;BAGEL;MC;CD;MEGAMAID;JG; + FFJD THANX, MR. KROPP, MR. BADGER, MR. WHEELER, MR C, MOM + DAD. 90 Susan Beth Bornstein The moment may have ended, but the memories will last forever. GT w SCJCAMJTLBMDBBKPJB+PBGuys-TB OTWTBOF Rebels ' ILY SC My BFF. Tennis-4yrs w MJB CQ2-AM Keyclub VP Israel87 w JT Poms Mem w CBFBJYAH Spclx GK Talks w AB-Bro Thanx Mom+Dad ILY Goodluckjoanne. Joanne Alicia Bowlby Jo, Jo-Jo, Jungle And u know it ' s time 2 go thru the sleet + driving snow across the fields of mourning 2 a lite in the distance. Cheeri ngw DT+ST NC JB-Thanx 4 being a frd ILY-RN Goalsw CF+BBILYBICKY+TABP Capew KSMSJB ITALYw D B+38Bizarre!NH THANX ILY MOM.DAD+CATH-MIS SU GRAM+J. Maribeth Michaela Boyd Mb., MariB, Mare, Maribelle I talk in pictures not words ' -Peter Gabriel, KH Montreal and all TA DB EF RF Intellectual discussions (ha!) SL CC Dancing in the art room. Hey Mom, here ya go, It doesn ' t really matter Sorry GD KC Chemistry anyone? And finally, SC Friends? Laura Jane Bramson Wooden ships on the water, very free easy. Easy, you know.the way it ' s supposed to be.SiIver people on the shoreline let us be-talkin ' bout very free easy CSNY ML- ILY!BOTS!Michelle,YaeliJim all of BATY-I love you.keep beinglKMKDN W-Ocropus!Israel 1988 M A- ILY James Timothy Brown Jim Life is quicker than a blink of the eye. Jimi Katie Breed K-T JUST AS EVERYTHING STARTS EVERYTHING EN DS.BUT I ' LL NEVER FORGET MY HIGH SCHOOL F R1ENDS. THANX MOMDAD+MEG GOODTIMESw SABWONG MIND HR DB CP AG TE RV LB K E +GAGEN EK PETE MO CS MF JA MW DRK NHROS-COOP TUK+R-CHRISY-WAY NZ+KC-RI STOWE YO UND-CDVWAGPART4EVAILUVUJOH N. 91 Scott Brown Jennifer Debra Brown Jen If you ' re going to walk on thin ice,you might as well dance LB-my BFF 1LY KP-ATF GTW LBKPEFSCJTJC2BBSB NFMDAMDCPK+PBGuys Spclx ' sw MG SA 4everyoung FL88 + 9 EF BNF KP fndobg Skinme S88 LB WYAW249 too many memories-those not written r 4 ever in my heart M+D+LTLY. Lisa Jo Bryant In life, you may be separated from your friends, but never from the memories. Best times w CG PK LH MAC AF KD KS RK MA DR SC ST Head-rub day JR RngDnce Falmouth ' 87 St Pat ' s. Riverside 88. Chinese firednlls.Swall owing magnets. Lots of love memories w Chris. Andrew Jon Buckman Bucky, Dude School is a great place to parry, but I wouldn ' t wanna study there. Baseball 6 Co Capt.AUstar y -football? Ski StoweCa n.Utahw BPCB mem.w MBF-Mike D.RNJBGKJK SB- Sis My HS.Sweetheart-AM-ILuvU 7 8 88. RNUOMefody BOT 89 ls this a joke-DN? WACFAB thnx.Mom Dad DAL. Lynn Burmon Special friends are very rare-the ones in life who really care. A lifetime brings just one or rwo-who can be called a friend that is true. The best of times w the best of friends, Cape-8 7-w Rena, May Garden, WHP.B.C. w Rena,the PRIX.I LOVE YOU MOM AND TONY. John Carlton Cahill K-HILL If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? Fr oshF-ball, Herbie BATTLE OF BANDS 85-89 Caprice Classic MercedesSummer ' 87 ' good rimes at HEALEYS.Hei neys,A-SMITH,SKYNYRD,FEAT,DIFFERENT HEIGH TS.ROCK+ROLL RAZZLEIMY FAMILY O.L.A.J.89 LIVE HAPPY+PARTY! 92 Jorge Alberto Calvo y Soto Knowledge is proud that he has learn ' d so much; Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. Mathematics League Ca ptain;KHMJBPECWDK.JDHWSS;Pythagoras;Eppur si m ouve!;El primero de la estirpe esta amarrado en un arbol y al ultimo se lo estan comiendo las hotmigas. Jennifer Lynne Carter Jen, Jenny I know it ' s hard to say goodbye but it ' s time for us to fly. Grw A MM DSBJ TSCLBBBJ BKP+The PB Guys-TBOTW TBOF BFF w AM REBELS Sntch 1-ASL all mte pry m-ski-c chax-JT SC-FS w B+C LB-twns Sumrs 88-IC 87- tour Poms Tennis 4yrs w MSB MD-AR+BS Is it Luv? ILY M+D+L. Kevin James Cami I am happy to graduate. In 1988 the Jr NAD went to California. My favorite music is Motley Crue Wild Side. In 1990 I will go to S. P.T.I. I love my mom and sister David M. Casey DON ' T LIE TO YOURSELF AND YOU WILL SEE CLEARLY Fight the salt, F.Amos, Pirates, Stowe, Montreal 88, venom, Bene, ACDC J. Priest, ovrflw, F At MD ' s, BLKD Party, Tires, Sum.Tan ' 88, CPilot, D+F, Cntrtg, Dev Juice, PrinceofDarkness, Jack, K. Stick, Thanks, Lit! Kimberly L. Carr Kim, Kimber While there is time let ' s go out and do everything mems wSSCFLWJWLBLFJLMZSW 1 1 88-SSJWLWCF Pddl e!-SSLW Herbs ski trip ' 88-KSLFJL St. Signs 1 1 1 1 88-G iris night out-SSL WLBJWCF BBH ' 88 Chem-SSMZ LB +LF-MSFL SS+CF-Howai! SS-BF 7yrs! We made it!! Thanks GC+S. Laura Casey Every silver lining ' s got a touch of grey. Good times w ME DG DD AS SK JN NJTM Fla ' 87 w DG Memorable experience 3 85 IWFYD Summers in MAINE Go home-GO NYE88 PBRS S SH Just remember AU AC! Skiing w MEBCTM Let s walk down! I MADE IT OUT- TA HERE!C-YA. 93 Judith A. Cedergren Judy, Jude, Juju Every step you take leads you to your future. Step back and all you see is the past Good times w JGDZHMCDTLMC BDABMBTAECEMDMSLMBTSHKCPKD. Good Luck HM + CD. THANX MRS. H. I Luv U Mom and Dad and Donny foreva. Summer 86. Out of hete!!! Russell Chudnofsky Don ' t Follow Leaders- Watch the Parking Meters Fine me motiesiBattles-Different heights,gigs,jams,non sequiturs.H- 128,Bea tles,Deadshows,Dog,Good times.Bad times, WEIR D TIMES.Thanks Fnends family4EVERYTHING. Be Co ol all. We all shine on JL Aleppy. Stephani F. Chernak Steph, Star, Peph, Cherns Dare 2b Different + Follow Your own star LNCN87 SWTCH MY -SPH Yr+7 6 7 ROTN RT30RN PMS 8788 HBJF POKAPS HBF.Thrst SkiTps8789 BSTX w SS KWSGEHWEKHJBJFCWMSEFLBHBREMSRMMDK NMFCSJPMI SXPTLS BBSTTG ' 90 PTY@SHA ' S MD TNX4ET JWILY MIBFF CC87 NVBI SNITESw JP NYC ILY MJ+L Stephen H. Chitow Steve, Chewy You never know what you had until it ' s gone Good Times with Friends:DH,WD,DKJD,BC,LB,LG,DP,NR J C,KH,KJ. INADFTP BOSTON The Quest Bowling SLASINFY Photography weekend parties . . . AHH!! Mark Cioppa LIFE IS FULL OF OPPORTUNITIES.SO REACH OUT FOR HAPPY SITUATIONS GOOD FRIENDS. FRIEN DSw TJ,BOGIE,MG,KCBUBJD,JA,HM,ZIBJC,SCJP. ILUVU4-EVACD 2 3 87.BESTDAY4 20 88CRASH WAKE UP ' DO YOU WANT TO GO!OK FINE! CRAZ Y,ANIMAL,MAESTROTOOTS. THANKS MOM+DAD FRIENDS, CHRIS. Peter J. Civitenga Civy MEMORIES:WEEKENDS IN N.H.-SKIING-SNOWM OBILING-TUCKERMAN ' S- LAKE WINNEPESAUKEE , SUNAPEE-MANHATTAN CCINVITATIONAL-CAPE CODFISHING-RAD GORILLASAM-SAAB;BL-BEATL ES; J B-790LDS J H-GREEN MACHINEJT-POOLJR- 7 2LEMANS-LIVE FREE OR DIE:GET VERTICAL AND BE RADICAU89! 94 Jason Clark Thank God, I ' m a senior. I enjoyed Framingham North. 1 hope for a good life in the future. I ' m going to miss Framingham North, also SH,SL,SP,DS,MM,KC,CJP. Let ' s Party! ' ' Cherie Clinton Weld, Moose in the AM.sun in the PM,+thank God for the hooksunder the dock on those dark starry nites ! Artroom lu nches.Boston in the rain AUSTRALIA . . . someday Any- body wanna go for a bike ride? Mom,Dad,Lisa,Sherri,Chip- Thanks for putting up w me,Love ya!! Eric C. Cohen Life, like a forward child, must be humored a little. Bapu bapbidda TMDABFE Only on TuesdayTwicePatsCeltsSoxB ruins!! Thanks to MDLPHFS. . BowlingA-SmithG-N-R! 20-20 Hindsight ' -FO SADD,Aca.Dec.,Ma.Le,Fisix is sim ple-RMcD Keep in touch-MCLBDCPFDRDTDPDHDKJ HJQJD. Shana Faith Cohen Shan, Na-na Cast your dreams before they slip away ' GTW SBLBJCJ TKPAMMDBBJB-PBGuys POMS-Capt Dancing-DETC Frnds BB ' s Bash 86 Cape Smr88-J D SB ILY SB My BFF Ftchbrg JCCSBM-ILY Bradd 4-eva Always Oct.4 85-89 . . . Thanx Mom,Pcte,Alyssa,Dad Pat ILY!!! Spcl X S w GRAMA ILY!!! Michel Anne Cohn MAC + LO FOREVER YOUNG CAMP CONISTON 80- 88 GDTMSwLBPKMAJDOJBHEE 143CG EUGELE CA LIFORNIA.HERE I COME! BSTFRNDS VICKI ROB THANKS FOR ALL THE SUPPORT +LOVE MOM+DAD Ms McLean G+PCW YOUTH S Like di- amonds in the sun +Diamonds R 4-ever SEE YA ROUND Michael Thomas Concaugh Mike, Cone It doesn ' t matter which road you take if you don ' t know where you ' re going GDx w REMS-RPRSROEFMMSR-S XPSTLS Sum 88 BK at 10 Evnt.Skitrp 88 FLA 88 I WL Alwys LV li Kath.Ind Hd.GT-LTD. House xing RS on wkn ds. Thanks Mom -Jim. Almost didn ' t make it.ABSBD. ARMY. 95 Anton M. Cooper There tomes a redeemer but he slowly too lades away — Robert Hunter. Like our ancestors the Indians we share excessive lamentation for the dead +an abiding interest in dreams+ visions - Jim Morrison Debra Ann Cooper Debbie, Coopa A Chance In A Lifetime Now We ' re Gonna Take It, We Can Make It. 3MS-CGLB BFFCGILY LB-YGAF Florida- 89 KP-EGOGUB! GTw CGLBMMTHKPASRFMSEHM FAKBBJBKPKHEF Memoriesw TH MF Every Rose Haslts Thorn WLMA LB-KTGHH ' ITB INDHD2 4 8w BBRP MC CG-lITWUCIf- ThanksMLMLY. ILYM D. Kolandria V. Coren Coco When we started it seemed like it would take a long time. Now the time has come and it doesn ' t seem that long. Live long and prosper. Peace out and party till you drop. Rebecca L. Cosby Beck, Amazon, Becky Lou I am the Resurrection and the life: He who believes in me will never die. TG:JD,WD,NR,DP,KH,JC,SC,DK,DH, KJ.WS.Chicago+BN.FUSO.whose house Friday?Where ' s Riverside. ' Notes in Mr.W ' s class,Kinks,SADD,S(P)SS,Goo biellABTN WHS, FYFM, Good Day, Lola, Louie Louie bye.dad. Conrad Robert Crawford It ' s a tough world out there you have to look out tor 1 but remember not to step in 2!UPMOST partners in cnme:CB CS MPEL JP JL BP GK + filles merci M+D BKw ELsce ya CS KH JL Lax Hoop MC w CS+JP WNWTHK! X-Ctry Canada Kidder H Oski Sarah Marie Cunningham Sar A fool loses tomorrow by reaching back on yesterday ' ' Loads of fun w DM-RW-DB-SD-KH-CJ friends-Good luck!!-per.4 7-D ' s Girls-Buddy, let ' s BOWL-Sat nites- NOW what?!-merry xmas, mb-per.6 Physics labs . . . oh, joy!! That ' s disGUSting . . .! 96 Michael Paul Dalto Mike, Dude, Psyco They never said growing up was easy. AB-U R MBF 4eva RN-Stop getting me in trouble Bball4 legion 86-88 Cape Summers Ski Trips DN Is this a |oke ' Stinky Fin 1 GTW ABRNRMJKGKJBMOMFKNJ APHCSDNBPJ W WatcrFalls RM-Youll never win W AC-FAB Goodies! ILYHope Thanx DMCB Lee Ellen Daniels Danitlson Fill your heart with sunshine and let it shine through with a smile. GTW MSCMTSLWSKTASYGUDBJ LK.NTM KMVFLBDN BFF-MS Sum87-BeanBshs,BTW-TB SumH 8-Ptys at SYSK-AllNghtrsW CYTHMC FLEX Kcenc87 Wstfld88 Skitrp89 the dog-SUE! CG-capt88 Marlboro Man lives! ILY-M+D+B. Marcie Gail Davidson Never say goodbye to a friend just wish them well till you see them again -GT w JCBB JTSBSCAMLBJBKP-Tenni s85-89w JSB-TheCrew88-Frats@Cornellw YSBBJBHK NH F-AR+BS IsitLuv ' -JC-GT w RG Pembrk Newt Cap e-Bessie-SkiTrp88-AIINiteParty-ThanxMom+Dad,Scott+Sa n ILUVU. Julia C. Davis Julie, JD Ed rather one walk with me than merely tell the way. MBB CJC.KHSCWDDHDKKJNR, ECDESK DrJ FH M? FUH88 B105 SKSknng Moodys SatNites Lunch.Tnx HWG JFHMJDJOB WDCape ChemStufftBCO SADD NoBush Where ' sBostonr ' ThanxAHeapBob! ChemOrPhys I LYMDSAMBC MIT ' DrHLatsGrk2Me2! Kristine Carol Delano Kris, Del MANY DREAMS COME TRUE AND SOME HAVE SILVER LININGS-GD TMS w-KWSBEJKPESRMOJR WMHMMLFSBDLSYPCPDDRTFLFSBHi-EL WATT-- FF TP BRNS-LF SK-ANR Lil Suzi-luv ya Drive muchi-K C-up all NIGHT Trash DAY! DUX SP MEM W-TONY I LOVE YOU THANKS FOR EVERYTHING !MOM + DAD I LUV U! Rachel DeNeutte I like talking to my friends. Framingham North High School is okay!I am happy that I will graduate soon 97 Jennifer Lynne Depietri Jenn, Shorty You may go away, bur you ' ll leave behind, Happy mem- ories like pictures in my mind. GOOD LUCK JGHMMA ECMCABRHPBTJ and others! TWINKIES BUBBA Prom 89-Jim;Thanx for everything-I LUV you-Promise! M D I will always be your little button-lLU-THNX!Goodl uck Susan! Wendy P. Derman Wen D., Spaz, 97 TO LEARN TO KNOW. TO SATISFY YOUR CU- RIOSITY TO BE FREE. - Michael. Gd x ' s w Gang: KH SC JD BC NR DK DH WS KJ JC. S (P)SS:NRBCJD+me. Curse of the J ' s. Physics + metaphysics. Horses, drums, concerts, star-gazing, lbhg ' s! Thanx H for all your help. LnPnHnSnD Kathleen Veronica Dickey Kathy, Kath The future belongs to those who belive in the beauty of their dreams. ' -Good times w LH,JB,LBJD,KM,KS,ST,N W,SK,SG,EK,MN,KD,PS-the naked banana-summer ' 88( Beach,drives,etc.)-Ski trip ' 89 w JD,LH,ST-Stop!?!-the octo pus-New Years ' 87 ' 88 w LH-Thanx Mom HM I luv ya. Julie Elizabeth DiMilla Jules All your life you ' ve been waiting for this moment to arise. . . . CAPE 88 w NW-Great times:KSNWKMAWDSKD LHWYDR-bball sftball-Wlsly. MAY88 Sweet win ' -Prz. w KS Class of 89 Thanx CJPA+Mom+Dad ILY . . . and now you wonder- Where has all the time gone? James Peter Dittami Dit, D, Salam T-Bone For me to be perfect is impossible, but for me to be different is probable. Football 87 88 Track Capt. 8788 You gotta love it! zone it! Good luck to PB SJ PB CP BM MM BH JG EK AB DN Special luck to AR MB JB KM Lf SS KS Good luck Class of 89!!!Thanks MOM+DAD Gilpatrick Robert Donahue I ' m tangled up in blue.I want shelter from the storm, It ' s all a simple twist of fate idiot winds THE COMMU- NICATOR LONG 72 350 Buick MAINE FAIRHAVEN .22 Marlin Larson 3.0 FID I want to thank all.who taught me well. The tip of the ICEBERG is yet to come! 98 Thomas Charles Doran Just Tune Into What This Place Has Got To Otter Guise We May Never Be Here Again . . . Overflow Slams W.P.I, @ LXA-JJ ' gLDL! .B.Crew.SATRDAY NT.Bro Wl- OMAMM, Chandeliers w BMPH, The Pit Times w MW.BM,OJ.RM,DM,DL,MP,CM,EK,DD,MM,HR. BS.CG.EF SPOO- 5WKS -JFHW Susan A. Dumais Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding ail you see, it ' s getting hard to be someone, but it ail works out; it doesn ' t matter much to me. Beware of Fascists and Top 40 listeners . . . GTW K.H., Jammin with Billy down at L.M. Animal Rights and PEACE! Jodi Doucette , J° There ' s no need to cry 4 days gone by just look ahead + laugh instead. GDXW ALLKRTKNTADT Cheering 88 NTK Prtys-Who ' s driving home? McDs anyl? HV w MFBBJK-H O? 6AM wake up calls.Rt 9 JADJBD.Whls, Some day I ' ll get my Bhndspng New Yrs 88 MIOYK THNKS M+D+J. Daniel J. Dumalac Duma, Dr. Doom I never let Education interfere with my Schoolwork RoundHarth LAX Strawberr D-210 forev 3amigos Bye AI Thanx KD Ooh Vula Chens+LitStr GoodTimes w OJEKCGBMMWDLTDRMPHMFKNMOBHSBDNJG KBKPJBDBTEKH Thanx Mom Dad I love you guys. Wish me luck. Jennifer Lynn Dublirer Jen We ' re captive on the carousel of time. We can ' t return.we can only look behind from where we came and go round and round in the circle game. GTW BAAKLFDBHBKHTEM SSSGK Swim-sac-Lax U2 Chapage CAMP . . . Love.Laug hs,and Snuggles w Brett Thanx M,D,D-ILY. Beth Dzindolet Beth GOD S GIFT TO YOU IS LIFE. Your gift to God is what you make of it. Good times with Nettjack, Dawn. Dan! Skiing w JB,DB,DM. U-Mass w DM. BOF w EUen! GOOD LUCK GUYS!! LOVE YOU ANN! Thanx Mom and Dad-Love you!! 99 MM DAB US-4-EVA ILU-PH Cpe-88CDS RI-88moon Michelle Lee Eag an merge-the wall DAWN-TS@B g D@2!BFF GE-YFIMH! R. Mark Edwards ' Always follow your dreams. GTW JT JS KMLC DP MO-mbesmdy CP-V C4eva Prty@SM ' SEW!SWIM@SM Eagle Scout, track, drive the best, ' 69 Cougar! Interested in DGJSJODDJ-HOMickyD ' sStrbyShkefrndlysCCw KM SinNOV! Skitrip88! 6 16 87PAUL-I LL ALWAYS photography.graphics, love the classic cars of the 50 s and JTMO L- 12 3 1 87 RSW L+T+CSkiing LCBCTM GDA LOVE YOU ILYM D. 60 s, Cape Breton summers.easygoing but ambitious. My FBGSumrzinme budyza Special memories w Kevin friends are the greatest! Thnx Mom,Dad,+Mike ILY Karen Denise Elwell Karin The only way to see a rainbow is to look through the rain. STmsw BS-GdTmsw GdFs-RVCPKPRWTE SMAGDB KB-Skating-8thgrd -Suma 86 ' w RV+gang-R-Dance at S abs-Star FPSw BS+Fds-NYE-88KMs -Parties at ALs MI NT!Stowe88-I MADE IT MOM+DAD!THANKS!G-LUC K B+M-I LOVE YOU BOB! Evan English The lumpy Hindu, Reagan California Times.FiUie forever.GTW RF,MC,LB,PG,MA,T he move, Stan Cheeks+Sol willpay full price parties and MCDS ' The confidence we have in ourselves engenders rhe greatest pan of that we have in others . Thanks to mom and dad.LE TE TL LE SM and NH. Tracy Enman Trace EVERY ROSE HAS ITS THORN good times w HR,MM,DA,LT NIGHTS TOREMEMBER W KE+THE GANG 5 14 88 NEVER FORGET! SO-CO AND THE TANG RH+BM SUMMER OF 87 BEST OF LUCK DA WE ' VE BEEN THROUGH IT ALL. MOST OF ALL THANX MOM AND DAD! 100 Eric Lee Epstein EPPA WHAT ' S DONE IS DONE;YOU CANT CHANGE THE PAST, BUT YOU CAN PLAN YOUR FUTURE. THANKS FOR THE GOOD TIMESJBx4HMMLJSMBB PSPGTDBAMA FACILIS DESCENSUS AVERNO REVOCARE GRADUM EST LABOR. HOPE FOR 1ST CHOICE.HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND A PORSCHE! I LOVE YOU MOM, DAD, MIKE, AND EPPY. Wendi Sue Epstein Wend, Wen As we shut the doors to our past we open the doors to our future. Cruzin ' in the Cutlass w KHJFEFCWSGSSKWE HSCLMHB-SXPSTLS! Prtyn @ Shas Skiing 87-89 Special meras w JFKHEF rt.30 runs NVBI Sp mems DAL Rob IWALY! Thanx Dad 111 Be Your Babycakes 4Eva Luv Ya M+P. Kristen Erickson Kris G-DAY CHICAGO TEN ASHJ PCBCLBGBDMR O SA ROOS TOUCAN ADMIRAL SYDSURFERS BLUDGING SHMB TOMASSAMO TNMK SCDID BOSTON B-DAY SEATBELTS BUTTER BKKMJBCBB DMZMMMC PIGS THANKS TO JBG+A LOVE TO MOM DAD JEN +LULU!!! Robert J. Fillios Float, Fill, Filliaker, Jose, Chipie WHERE THERE S A WILL THERE ' S A WAY. YOU WILL PAY PARTIAL PRICE! CAPACOOKSTER, TOOKIE DO I KNOW YOU? THANKS - JG.EEJS, PL,SL,BF,DLP,JM,TC,HM,WP. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP C. HOLDER . ' ' YOJ A Y! JOSE-40 40,ROY,MVP! THANKS MOM DAD! IM FINALLY OUT OF HERE !! BYE 89! Elisa Beth Finer Else I ' m just trying to tune into the world a little better through my antennas. ' SxPstls-J FKH HBWESCCWK WSGSSEH J B-REMS SnS-KHJF Soccer85-89KSDB Skiing NVBJ Spcl Memsw JBKPBB CGDCMS Grtfrds-RMJW Mntrl 87 BBKS-BSNH JB-Eben Isri87 JF-Rchn+Ltna SWL3 GTw Mike Thanx M+D. Jill S. Finney Finn What happens now . . . GTW EFHBKH WESGCWSCE HJBSSKW-SxPstls REMS sns-KH EF nvbj-RM 3 24 HB-pinky EF-rchn ltna swL3 LtNtSgnStlng-KH SG PR OB. prtyn@Sha ' s Stowe 87-88 POMS 3-C- SpMems-KPL FRW TX4theLVS-KNMFMOJABS-VolI GL-FKB K IWALY Ricky NFA Thanx M+D 1LY . . .? 101 Christine Adele Fitts Chris, ChrisFitts, Joanne, Fittsy 2gether 4 always + never apart maybe in distance but never in heart-STM ' Sw JWJBSSLWBBDBKCCFLR-FH Capt w SS+SK-JW-Knees,Sun-Apr Vaca-JB+BB-GOALS!SS-W e did it! Sumr Cncrts w JWLWLR-TASK-BLR-2 14 87! WMJX-DAB the BEST! MC+BS w CW 2myfndsURtheB ESTILY thanx-ILYMDDP. Lisa Kathleen Flaherty As long as we have memories, yesterday remains. As long as we have hope, tomorrow waits. ' ' Gd. Times w LBJL.M I,JW,SW,MZ,JD,+JF. TFTSM-J+L OM w J.R.+K. Cot w GS Ski trips 88+89 PP. TCG-MD-Spy-J-SD-MSFL w L,K,+R Camp 88-JDJH.+MS. Thanks M+D+G I LOVE YOU! Margaret Elaine Follin Elaine So I ' ll continue to continue to ptetend my life will never end and flowers never bend with the rainfall semicircle thestrip wild Fri. + Sat. nights is anyone confessing? LUV 2 CT.TG, CJ,JL,TA,CS,KP,good luck! I used to be confused but now I just don ' t know. Sharon Folio Sharon The best of times with the best of friends. Going shopping and to hockey games. I want to thank the A.V. Department for making my last year at high school special, especially Mr. Valleley and Mr. McDonough. Eric A. Fox Matthew P. Fontano Matt Many times I ' ve lied, Many times I ' ve listened. Many times I ' ve wondered, How much there is to know. BTW JAMOKNCSPHMDRMCGJPABBSJGDN+LF T EHBDBKHLWLBCGCPJAGSM+STEPH! MORNJ Ski Trips Games l-10M.OThe Tape RD-Sab ' s UMas s! FebVac. SophYr.BHits.S SC FW.ILYM,D,E+Luke. 102 Rayna Meryl Freedman Naany The only way to have a friend is to be one. GTw GF-JG TVEGCCSLTACTM BM KDSGDEOM M DFLL :) nndohya! Uof? coffee LEADERS BBYO V-bali Rt9 GrndRnd diets art labs BBS.ng Rside bchmtTABH K108-RM NYE 11:59 be-frilst-ends TJs Buffy Hawaii — GL 89 — ILY Mum.D ad+Dan!! Charlene Marie Gale Charlie, ChaCha WHEN YOU PUT YOUR HEART IN IT.IT CAN TAKE YOU ANYWHERE-3MKS-CGDCLB-BF-DC-BF F-Lis-Its a Tie-GTW-DCLBEHLBKHEFJBASKPKNRN RMMFCS-REMS-LUVU-Cne-mer-Mike-Scott-DM SC Bl g-Bros-FLORIDA89-Ski89-Summer88w TH MF-WIL MA-DC-IiTWUCI ' -SSBF-CG-LB- TWFAF-CG-Thanks- M D-ILUVU. Peter James Frost Bash Aahh! I ' m getting out of here! Dave you ' ll be stuck with me again in college!Thanks for your helpEric and Dawn! Happy Trails: J.G.,M.K.,A.D.,R.T.,K.C,T C,L.B.,K.G.,D.P.J.L. ,M.K.,P.C. . . . and all the rest With my diploma I hope to one day be a trashman. Jon Matthew Garvin Garvs, Jono Too many goals too little time. Football 385-400 TxGivi ng88 Lax Bri + K-hills cellar Herbie EKS The New Yorker The Cape CrayFishl-2 Driving Blind Loon Insane Sumrs 8 7-88-89 SophJR.SN. Skimp Ski+mulch GTW DNBHBS EKCGCMKNOJMFMMRH JS 1 LW 12288 Thanx much M+D. Nina Warrick Fuller The time has come to embark upon new goals. -Cheering8 6 ' 87Capt. 3rdAS-Good Times w Everyone ' -JenYABAT F!Want my math HW? 4thper-HB2!TL2yrs.w JSTGABT- I LOVE YOU JOE.FOREVER AND ALWAYS!6 10 89 OBOLOL-LM ITBTE- 1 NSL Y-Thnx to Shy ' s-ILY DAD+H ELENE,Casey,Craig,+L-Tom! Sheila Gasnick Cookie Monster I have been working hard for 4 yrs. Thanks very much to my teachers I love to play sports. I really enjoy being with some of the teachers students. I ' ll miss all of them a lot! Love you! I ' ll work after I graduate. Thanks Mom Dad. Good luck class of 90. 103 Rachel Loretta Gentile Ray May all your dreams come true. The future depends on us. I couldn ' t have done this without MA Pillie. Good times with LP JG KC SH SL. Hang Loose! I ' m here for you! Thank you Chica and Dad! Sharon Lisa Gilbert Sha, Shaster Whatever happens happens. Good X ' s w SSCWSCJBJF KWWEEHKHEFLBHBMSTEDMRMJ WMMCCLBAH KTKDJBSKRT SX PTLS HR w SGS RT.30 RN PART Y (a) MH BLARE SS 88 1 1 18 85 w DM CK @ Dawn Cabana Nerd Bs MEMORIES w GREG Fun X ' s @ KL, ML.CCT.Y. NG THANX+I LOVE YOU MOM+DAD+ PKMJG Tonia Gentile To live a love.you gotta give a love. GTw CTCSTAEFK PCJJLLV.MK Hey Col, Here ' s to X-treme fntsy.and high adv. Semicircle-Duster+Strip, Lost in space. Thanx Mom.D ad+fam.,IIy. Steven J. Ginsberg Ginsy Desire and courage will lead to successMORT Trk MG,DD,MD Fun Time at CAPE COD with MG.RT.MD 1986 NY METS PATS BOS88 PARK CAR Good Times P S,DD,BF,CL, NL OAK Thanx Dad. Michael Sean Gibson Bubba ODE TO QUOTE A FAMOUS LINE FROM PAPA SMURF LALA,LALALA,LALALALA. THIS QUOTE CAPTURES THE ATTITUDE OF THE SENIOR CLASS. THANKS FOR THE GOOD TIMES GUYS!! A. Joel Glick There ' s too much confusion. Bumpers, Prince of Darkness ,Shwonk!, And You Know It ,F.Amos, Be Someone , Bell oq.Not what you know.who you know.ARMU Screamin Da ugs, DCKNMZGSS WSKS YTAGULBJ WJ LLD, Whats a mole? ED.G,Clownhead,trident,CHA,MKN TEETH Thanks ma. 104 Michael K. Goldenblatt No dream is ever lost if you never cease to try. PROV..GOON BAY AND GT WITHSG,MDJG,CM,A M,DR.RT,IB,QB STATS,NY88,3AM AT FEN;KO OF Y ;CARDS,DAY 1,BB AT FERBER.CB.PKD CARS.D MC.DEMOLITION.RAYNHAM W ' DOWLS ' THKS MOM + DAD. Jennifer Good Jenny, Jen I tried to be deep but all I found was seaweed. Thanks for all the good times and memories: BP,SP,NW,KM,GT,DS, WY,AW,HM,JG,EE,EGJH,BR.BP I will remember you always. Uncle Wally! Stogies!My fat cat. Geoids! It ' s not easy being good. Jeffrey N. Goodman Goody, Feets, Cheeks Time, wasted Time. Solemina, you will pay the full price!! Thanks JS.BF JP,OTT,STAN,EE. Centrifuge.SOTO.RWC HAWKS YOU BE Illin ' Flury ' 87 GUM ME Battles in JG-11 Frank Pollard Elijah Pukee Morty Krippy That ' s DEF Eagles 1-Clyde The Glide Bye 89. Jamie Lynn Gornstein James, Jam Jam, Duckie TODAY ' S DREAMS ARE TOMORROW ' S REALI- TY FIND YOUR DREAM AND MAKE IT REAL. SEEK YOUR DESTINY AND DON ' T GIVE UP UNTIL YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT. MOM AND DAD, I LOVE YOU THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT.ERIC-I LOVE YOU. GOOD LUCK. R A YN A, YOU ' RE THE BEST FRIEND I EVER HAD.ILY. Jodi A. Gosselin Jo, Pita I WANNA ROCK-N-ROLL ALL NIGHT + PARTY E VERY DAY!-KISS-88. MY TRANSAM FOREVER!!TH ANKS MOM+DAD FOR EVERYTHING. LOVE YA! JC BOMCTPTSEMRGCPRT DAVEY-I LOVE YOU AL- WAYS!TOBIE +NICK I ' M FINALLY OUT OF HERE!!! GOOD LUCKCMCDJBHM Gregory Adam Gould Munga Can I take it back with me, back to the black with me. Good-bye JH JD KP SC MG VO DG ME PF RT MK SB BC DK. DT Phone home. From junk to punk . . . Changes for the better! Erica, Matt, Im lost! G ' day. 105 Brian Mark Gralnick If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. ' The good times MS ML AK GT SV D-TGNONEFTYIsrael87Eisner88 NG-FPMTATHT Thanks Mom and Dad Good Luck. Joshua Seth Greenbaum Josh, Yosh, Greenbaum The great responsibility of adulthood is maintaining you t idealism after losing your innocence. BRUCE! I Love You Heather 10-10-87, Bobcat+ALF,2Ble Bubble.Brendan ' s Chicken! Good Xs w SPEEBWBRMYGTBPJGMRML.F ire!Thanks M+D+L+B+J.I Love You AU-Ha, I slay me. Karen J. Greenberger Kar, K Dreams can be made into reality with the courage to try- Those crazy timesw MGDEMNASDGJP-Dead show JUl,2-Feats Don ' t Fail Me Now. ded to ASDSRMSTAY AWAY FROM THESE FIRES JP! To Friendship CC. Thanks to everyone espec. MOM and Dad. I ' M AS FREE AS A BIRD NOW. Ellen Jean Grossman El, Ellie You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Memories w BN AKLKRFTA SyrNYC? T+R Summer ' 87 ' R-Side W-sheek Pacers 1234 IKnowHowTheLitesWentOut! ILY Nana, Papa, Roger, but MostOfAll ILoveYou Mom. Lazar Gurevich GOOD LUCK TO ALL ESPECB. S C. A D. D.H. K.J. D.K. S.D. B.C. ONWARD TO CHAOS le. THE REAL WORLD. GUNSNROSES HAPPENED GENTLEMEN THAT TRASH PLEASE NEW ROMANCE GYM AREA ALL MY LOVEANDEVERYTHING ELSE TO AMIRTHAM DANIEL. SEE YA IN SEPT 89. Vicki Marie Gustafson Vick, Vicko Life is what happens when you ' re making other plans. ' To THE GANG-Thanks for the memories-ILY All! SP THX- DH,MR,SN,SA,TSJW,MrW NEVER SAY GOODBYE Victory!!! dancing-NKD! cinema crew-ILY! THANKS MO M.DADJULIEJEFF-I LOVE YOU! 106 Scott Lee Hakulin Hawk I been in TLC for 151 yrs Varsity Baseball+ Wrestling J VBas eball JrMSAD Vice-President Seniot Class President I ' ll miss SDSSCSRMMJCRMEMCJPKCSMD 89 is my best year! I ' ll neverforget Jeremy Miller Best time ir. CSD-F Calif for JrNAD convention Thanks Mom. Stephanie Harris Steph YO! BABY! ' ' SUP? ' ' BE COOL + STAY SWEET. FOR D HALL BATHROOM, IT ' S ALRIGHT. Bruce Hanlon ALIFETIMESNOT2LONG-2LIVEASFRIENDS-Steph,Ke n.Amy.Pete.ShernJudy.Todd.Mr.+Mrs.T.Staff ' 88 GT ' sin -LA;DC;Canada;Haiti;Crsroads;VBC;Amy ' sTours(Stage 8 8 )RI;Tennis;Bowlin;Beachw Kenny; Fagabeefe ' NicejobS ash,Piano;i2eye;LittleHouse;XMasstime-LEADMEON. Jeff Haworth Jafo Moths touched by flame repeat their fatal game Forever and eternally, the cliffs around the crashing sea-unsolved and endless.wait for me . Siouxsie theBanshees VO,GG,TM,S C,DG,SB,MGKP,KG,KS,BC,DK,JF,DMPF-TK,HC,PS,R H ThanxMom Don ' t Rock-Wobble TOT. Brian Healey ' Heals It ' s not how fast you do it, it ' s how much you do. We ' re utta here:Good Timew JGDNMMSBJCEKDDCMCG JTTLEFEAT;U must be Jon;Oct.31 CRASH-32ozGone artying Down We are a little wiser now. May we all emember Jack S. Summer87 CAPECODw JGMM. Dan Heffron Hang Tough Gang:DK,SCJCJD,WD,KH,NR,BC,LB,L G,KJ,SS,MB,DP,SD Monsters of Rock Van Halen.Scorpion s.Dokken.Metallica! MRLMM lML!Such is life.Bowling!L STYD FC,VVIJS.Celtics!Into the NighdDon t Fear theRea per!That Time of Year! Here ' s a good Scruples Q. TMDI- LY. 107 Evelyn Jean Heroux Ev, Lyn When you come to the end of your rope, make a knot and hang on Spcl frs ' KWSSSGSCCWJBMSLBJFWEKHCG DCAF Rt30 RUN CAPE87-88 FL87-88 SkiTnp87-89 P arty AT SHAS NVBG NVR 4GT AP GOOD LUCK NEX T YEAR Gang+DAN I ' ll Miss YA THANKS MOM+DA D+DAN+JAMES I LUV YOU Kevin ILUM Karen Rebecca Huie Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which we build. You can blow out a candle but you can ' t blow out a fire. Once the flame begins to catch, the wind will blow it higher. MB JC JD WD- AFA. Amnesty USAD Marquez WFNX Sci-fi SNL England reticent. David Alexander Hessel Hess , Capt. Kidd Sometimes I think I ' m wastin ' time, I don ' t understand the things I ve seen, the world outside seems so unkind, and I ' m depending on you to see me through . . . Silent Night . . . Never Say Goodbye . . . Crazy Nights . . . Wild Thing! . . . that about says it all. Lauren Jeanne Hunter You only go around once, but if you go around right.once is enough Capt. D, St. Pat ' s hbird.Good times w KD,LB,JBJ L,KS,DM,HR,RK,KF,CL,Cape ' 87 ' 88,Chem pix w DM, JL, Jr. ringdance,saxw CL, 10 1 5 88,Ski STJ D, KD.too cold Riverside, Thanks Mum+Dad ILY. Every day is a new beginning GTW: SAD,CJ,SC,DM Susan, thanks for everything! Competitive plays w EG,RR, JL.AK.SV At NEC with Schumann, Dvorak, Ravel, and Rachmaninoff. Kristin M. Hutchinson Hutch, Kiki ■ We ' re out of control SNS JFEF T BB 1 1 ? NVBI-CS 4 4 86 GT S CSMFABMDMOJAKNCGPHRM5DBK HHBJDTE JFWEEFSGCWKWEHSCSSMFannually Sto we88 RD-Sab ' s Scoopin-F250-AB2 19 Maynard! ILYBB! L NSS JFSG Chris, I ' ll always love you! Special memories w Dawn Chris ILYMDKK! 108 Philip D. Iantosca, Jr. Flip, Ip, PUp Wel l we made it!We ' re out of here at long last. Hockey Lax were great.Friends we had some great parties don ' t let them stop.They only get better from here.Let s stay in touch.I ' m gladwe ' re all still friends after all that ' s happened BRDHMRJGHTLCLHSB.Lf 7 party Marcy Joan Itzkowitz Marce, Itzky, Itzkapecka, Ethel If I Need A Cause For Celebration I Rely On My Im- agination To Dream Of An Imaginary Time. GTW JLBBL FRWSC What? Poms87+88 So Cool Str.Man SKI TRPS.87 +89 SUM TRPS.W JL HK ME UP SBFF SC Fred! MTWFMK! Puff Thank U WTMLN.88 RI W R+M Call? GLNY-MS Thanx+ILY MDMM+S. Ellen P. Jasset El, E Some people come into our lives, make footprints on our hearts and we are never the same. -Stop now and appreciate what you have- GTW KP,KD,ES,PC,TF MBF-KP HI- KD CSPJr.Cot.Prom88 ILY Mom+Dad Forever yours- Paul. Yosheba Loray Johnson Loray, Raya, Fatty Thanx Gram+Ma+Family Luv to Nette Aaron I will 4eva luv JS and family. Luck to ST+TR Jun s:SSMBMCLBBMet c take care I had x of life: JS MS SS SM AR KM SY MK DS Poms! I might! No she ' s not! Success to Finsthour Respect is the key 1 12283 123184 God Bless You! Craig S. Johnston Ski Ttip 87-89 Yo-yo! No Good Ben! GAP Battle 89 RWAB NJOVS Dusted! BHIC MOR AHAB Has some- body seen mymustache? Same old song. Thtash Jam 88-89! Ruth with a Beard. Hey Matt, that ' s a RAP what ' sthat? -F ID-card. Chitra M. Joshi You may be right. I may be crazy, hey but it just may be a lunatic you ' re looking for! MASP ' 88-Get a Spine! NHS Discombobulated anyone? Sting 9 85, 2 88 Amnesty. Trac k? I get by with a little help from my ftiends:ILY! Thanks M+D+S Seniors ' 89 . . . Stay Gold . . . 109 Colleen Susan Joyce What we see depends mainly on what we look for. ' Track- 87,88,89.Good times w KP,CSJL,EF,TGJul-Friends Alw ays!Kar-When you look back rem. all the good times we had. TGIGw JM-The jokes will never be as funny as they R w U!Thanx to my family, Mom+Bri-I LUV YOU! Allen Samuel Kamer Al, Joseph And I walked off to look for America . . . Hoops 85- 89,Great times and titles in 87+89! History Club field trips, IR, PACERS, BASEBALL JOYCIES MB,DB,BG+RC will always be remembered with joy! BA+JDILoveUBoth! Great times BAJDMSSVBGRCYSABGTLFKWHL Thanx+LOV EUMOMDAD. Deanne Roberta Kaplan Bert, Berta Goodbye doesn ' t mean forever. Goodnyou! Pardon ' Montreal! Buddah! Mali ' Shoes! Turn the heat on, I ' m cold! Strawberry-blonde, not Red! Softball belching! LHLBKS Ringdance Crashing and Pulling Signs! Best times with AFL BKMKSKESTLHMZBAKSJBJD 1 love you MDKSR. Laura Eve Kaplan Time rolls on,people touch they ' re gone.BFFW Jodi Eric a Luvya Gdtmesw JDEDDTTAKN B-remember the spe- cial times-I do! Ohno red light! Hey-Dingy-haloish clueless ! JD-summa 88 12 guys-the movies! Bat girl ED!The KEY! ILYM D E I MADE IT! George Karalis Stallion, Legend I EVERY HEART YOU TOUCH IS A MEMORY TO REMEMBER. GTWJL MP CB KR CS RN AB SCR85-8 8BSC86 STWMP BFJLGKCB SPCL MEMS KW 12 12 87 LOVE MACHINE LEARY. KEEP IT UP MPWWYGDW88 THANX 4 MEM S SB JOFF STO- RIES WJL BBASTBS88TH ANX MOM +DAD ILY. PETER + MARIA GOOD LUCK W LIFE. Heath D. Karp Bar, Sy, Karpus, Karpfish YOU KNOW I ' M A DREAMER, BUT MY HEARTS OF GOLD. MOTLEY SUMMER ' 89 NO MORE SUNRISES! I MAY ACT IDIOTIC, BUT IM NOT STUPID! MADMAX SORRY WERE CLOSED! THANX: MATT.G US,SOL,SKERM,SHAWNO,KAT,POMS-NOTHIN ' BU T A GOOD TIME! I WON ' T FORGET YOU, MICHELLE! 110 It ' s gettin Real Chippy Real fast . . Seeya in the funnies: L MMB,BEJMSC,JWD,PF,LG,DKH,CKJ,MK.,DJM,DNSP ,DNR,STWS,RDT,UBF Pollard s Club My omnipotence is inevitable Michael Eric Katz Mike Cats The Better Part of One ' s Life Consists of His Friendships. Four great years-NP,DB,DK,EM,MEJM,DM,DS,EG,CJ, AK,BN-PACERS,4yrPOLLARD TEAM;NHS. Doreen Ellen Kiley D, Do, Dojo DON ' T GET MAD . . . GET EVEN! THANX FOR THE MEMORIES NORTH. Good XS w THE B TEAM DR. PF,KJ,SS,EC.DT,SA,RTJP,JG,MC,TJJS,MS,JY,DK,BP, SLJTJS.DP. AW ,Puma USA. PARTIES AT-MCD ' S BOSE THE POINT MY HYPO 73 DART - GOODLUCK SIS I LUV U! U2 MICH. TED MATT STEVE.TX M D. Live your life likethere ' s no tomorrow ' MG.SG.BF.GGJ G,RT,HC,NYE ' 88,NJ,Mr.D.LawnJob WD.XV Catalog, B Senes.KO YMCA, Demolition in SPL.Parked car,88 Olymp ic,No accident, Thanks MDK Pamela Cheryl Kraus Pam It ' s about time! I love you Jeff! Who ' s my hu n- 1 love you Lisa for all the good times and the bad. Where ' s the wind. ' Good times with Lisa, Michel Anne, Melissa. Memories of North will never fade. Jeff, you really are my Endless Love. Jonathan Eric Kropp Jon Decide on what is right and stick to it. 12 Lax+soccer B SL-tourney Whoo-eeg! Ski trips-87,88,89? Camp VP BeachBoys weekend Ranknight ' 88 w MD JB RN My Lines w ST Good times w AB CB BP RM BB2 LR SD Goodluck AF SG GB NV + Zib Blair FLA 89? Thanks M+D. Ill Susan Krueger Sue, Freddy Lean on me when you ' re not strong and I ' ll be your friend. FldHckCaptw S+CSkiTps.BchTps.GdXw LDSY LWGUDTCYTHDDMC. PtyatSash ' s,McD ' s-UR bug ' n-R EBA-J+J+T-CTCW T-IWLYA Tedra,T ' s Fam.Mike.MO M,DAD,CHUCK,ANN,MARY-I did it! David M. Lang Dave KEEP ON LOOKING TO GOOD SIDE. ALL 3AT CHENS;OFF THE TPESTLE. GOOD LUCK JACK- IE.DUMA THE FORCE IS WITH YOU. BEAT BACK FASCISTS DORAN HOPE YOU FLY BETTER THAN DRIVE ROCK ON TON AND RUSS VICTORY LAP FOR MICK FUN AT KESTERS.THE MAMBA LOVES LUCK IN CA YANG. Thomas J. LaPlante T.J., Crash LAX 30 Thrown down and kicked-Bogie is The BigB:Bub is a Bub-hey Bub LALALALALAAAAAiaint it the truth ?%Tub I should have!!!JR Cotillion w Jenn Friends Forever Jenn Mark is —and so is his chick. I love you Chris OHyea Thanxs Heatherl Think Im crazy%? John Peter Leary Dawg, The Legend, Pretty boy, LeRoy Big hands.Big feet, . . . Gtw GSDCKNMUAR GKMP CBCSELBPandothers 4 2 88!-specialmemoriesw ALISO N.ILYA MONTREAL-BrPrTS Soccer86-88CAPT l6 ACDC88 JC ' s ALLNITA! F.AMOS workin -MP TOGA BLONDY THANX-LIT! CAR CHASESw PILOT CO GK.STAY COCKY. THANX MOM.DAD.M B - ILY. Philip Eugene LeClare Phil, Ott, Knees, HP FREEDOM IS NOTHING ELSE BUT A CHANCE TO BE BETTER. JG,SS,BF,SL-HONEST GUYS.IT ' S NOT A RUG! MOSKOWITZ-HOOPMAN LIVES ON! YES, HER HAIR IS AN ALGAE TINT OF GREEN. NORTH STAR SPORTS EDITOR, 1987- 1989. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 89. I ' M OUTTA HERE! Jennifer Ann Lee Jen Remember yesterday be happy today live for tomorrow and smile for ever. GTW CSKPCJTGEFPVKTAF Chris, for there is no friend like a sister! Semi-circle. Good X ' S at the Y, LEADERS CLUB.-ILY Mom.Chris.and Grand- mother. Thanks for everything. 112 I made it! I want to thank morn my family. I ' ll miss SPJC KDCPSHKTDSMDSRRmSCandEM. Also some friends of mine in our school. Goodluck to other students I ' ll have fun and party! I will never foget my bestfriend Jeremy Miller. I hate Monday! Class of 89 was the best. Julie Lipton Jewls, Lipshichz 1 wouldn ' t trade even one of my memories for anything in t he world greatxw MILFLBBBLDJWJBMZMNLHMGBB CJJPNWDREL Sprxw BB funky Leesoftball Skitrip88w LKJEM thefingLH YathinkKIot.88 Sumtripw MI Water mn.sptksw LM theLaugh comp.pIaysw ERSAK tennis. Th anxMom+Dad+Bec. Eric Jon Liberman You don ' t know whatyou ' ve got till it ' s gone ' ' Ski tp.88- Rox The Gang-CSJP,CC,BP,GK,JL,CB,MPJIM Great Memories Tennis it ' s been real Al Gans Specialx ' s with CS Keep up the Dynasty LR+JC thanks M+D. I LOVE YOU. Good luck A. Matthew Liebman Lit, The Joker THANKS TO ALL MY FRIENDS WHO MADE LIV- ING HERE EASIER. I WOULD ESPECIALLY LIKE TO THANK- AL, GREG, MIKE, STEVE, BRIAN, BRAD, SCOTT, AND JON FOR THE GOOD TIMES AND FOR PUTTING UP WITH ME. THANKS TO GOPAL FOR HIS WEEKLY MISSIONSJS I WON ' T FORGET. WAIT!! Deborah L. London Dubes Leaves are falling all around, it ' s time I was on my way. Thanx to you I ' m much obliged, such a pleasant stay. RAMBLE ON GT w SYCDMM WNESMHTGTKBK Kris we made it! Thank Mom Becca Sasha and Mom Y. Thank God it ' s over. Sherri Ann Lougee The only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one. ' ' Thnks + I Love Yous:Mom, Dad, Paul, Grndprnts,ML,CC,GLS,PV,RF,DM-?AB,JW,JF?! It was fun!Lrnd frm U DM-l-CC-I Alwys Cre Tu Mch-ChmpgnME !Quack,SnoC,guys,GLSphn DrryD.GdTms w Frnds! 113 there are-CAT-smiles w LBSBRRDHJM!music Rm. sum Brandon R. Lowe mer ' 88 ' cmpts cast parties, hot tomatoes wld berries LE CHmen.GGs CCs.Midmte Runs X QslLYMD A. Craig Steven Lynn Stan Live for today. Let tomorrow take care of itself. Good times with JGJS, PL, SG.SG, EE, BF Basketball games and McD ' s THE HEEP Spanish in Mrs.F ' s class Don ' t make a spectacle of yourselP Morty VH,U2,Asmithin88 Summ er86 Umass wknd . Thanks Mom and Dad. Heather Leslie Mackay Heath The love in your heart wasn ' t put there to stay, love isn ' t love until you give it away. Josh ILY Forever GT ' s w JG EEJGBPSPMLMRGTBWMY Bowlathons Skating(w Skids!) Pee Wee! FISP Sp Mems Summer ' 88 Ckn! Murph- St Pats Kitty! CUTEMS+POOH ILY Mom Papa Brendan. Sabrina Mainini What you see is what you get CnvntCnvo Rollerslts. GTW CPAGDBTEMOEKPHMFJACSCGJGBTW The4ofusC PKBKELBRVCAPERI88 RingDnce POMS Brigs prtyw loofus OHSHdkatcoke lostwknds ALL3 NEYA THNXEK Gyswemadeit THNX4everythg DBTECPKBAG ThanxM OM+Chuck ILY. 114 Kendra M. Marchant Ken, Kenj Don ' t let worries be yout walls of being-you can climb them.what ' s beyond is sutely worth seeing NWJDAWRK KEWYDSLBKDADCJ-Thanx,guys!Jul-Sumavul-Quincys dif- Ihave never lost at Pb4!I m so egxcnted- Hi- Ho Austr aiia ' 94 ILY MDKF Keep flymg-F It ' s m.ne TR-NW. Michael J. McCarthy Willie 1 can ' t go, I ' m grounded! Fast Times with SRRSMCROR PEAFTHDL. Me and my posse.TETGTEF. Chevy Nova!I see a light at the end of the tunnel but it ' s awfully dim! thanks LB. Spicollie rules! ABIAN official sponsor. Thanks Mom+Dad. Amy Jennifer Martin Ame When it all comes down.you know who yout friends are. J C.SB.SC.LBJT.MDJB.BB.KP+PB Guys TBOTWTBOF BFFw JC AB True love only comes once ILY 7 8 88 Gy mnastx-STATES88!Capt89 Australia 88 RN Tell Me!Sntc h 2 CQ I w SB Al Nt Pry M-SKI-C GT at WD Thanx M+D+T+J ILY Chris McDevitt Mick, Micko, Sicho, Sick, Mac THE PARTY IS JUST BEGINNIN BREW CREW 8 9CHANDELIERS=PK BK ATMCKENNAS GT AT OF W TDBMMWSBBHJGCGDDEKMPOJPHDNDLRM BS SLAMMYS AT RM KO AT MCD SHALLOWEEN BASH FF REMEMBER THE DINKER IRISH 1 W - W OJDDEK OWCIWB THANKS MOM+DAD FOR THE HELP! GOODBYE CLASS OF 89! Michael E. Mauricio Maurice, MaGeek, Mikey Character is what you know you are, not what others think you are. w DCBBHJGDNJCSC-Oh Lady!Cape ' 88Sting Honda Wallachs D. Let ' s rent a sailboat!Special times w Da wn-URTB Lax Thanks Mom+Papi Good Luck Big Dan and Dave. Stephanie Lee McLaughlin Steck, Steffers, Glawphs Sunny Days EverybodyLoves Then Storms Will Come for sure. Can You Stand the Rain? I Love You Ma and Ken Thank You. Where it all started - NG MK DS SM LJ KM AR SS LUCK to MB MC BM MF Love Always TB ES AH GJEB CE1 Keep Smiling POMS! No You Didn t!Class of 89 PEACE. 115 Donald James McNally, Jr. DJ HEAVEN WON ' T HAVE ME AND HELLS AFRAID I ' LL TAKE OVER. GTW UVICMABGPDTSDMRHJS GUS OMNI HYPO CHEVYS 1 8 88 INHOUSE MOMDADUVI ILOVEYOU. SPECTHANXMRSEATO N B-TEAM BOSE THAT ' S A MONDAY IKNOWYOU SEEYA EDDY AL AND BUELL PERIOD PAINTPARKI NGSPACESTARDY. Matthew Merski Matt Thanks to my family and friends. My tour years were wonderful here. My best memory is my trip to California. My future goal is to attend Gallaudet U. Kafi Najuma Meadows ALL MY LOVE tk THANX TO MOMMV DADDY THE YEARS HAVE BEEN LONG HARD BUT WORTH THE STRUGGLE. GTW TON SHAZ.SM.LJ ,KB,MB TO THE NERD IN THE FAMILY GOOD LUCK! MEMORABLE TIEMS w RH ' ESP. CB. THIS ISN ' T A GOODBYE, U ' LL SEE HEAR FROM ME AGAIN! THANK YOU GOD. LV KM. Daniel Michaeli Dan It is the evening of the day. I sit and watch the children play. Smiling faces I can see, but nor lor me. I sit and watch as tears go by. Little girls in 7th period business. -S.C, C.J. , R.W., D.B., S.D., K.H.- ' Physics is forever -J M., S.S., L.B., D.K. Eduardo Ruden Mendez Ed, Eddy This is not the end but the beginning. ' Thanks DB,MB,M C,TJ,BG,CP,BO,KC,JD,JG,JC,CD,HM. Montreal 89 V ' Ball with Mr G. Divers Down In Back Beach We are the class of 89. It was great with the Gang. Richard E. Mines Rick Seldom turns out the way it does in the song ' GTGFW-B WKNMFMDMOPHABJABSJ WCSGJSKJFHBEFCWS GCG SkiTrips ' THEPIT ' LeoChaseJF KN OpTheWndw MD-I DONT LOSEIDEAD SHOWS HRTFD-ltntBK Turbo Wagon UncTomsCbn CH-StrngTms JILL-Thanx 4 the special mems.ILYA THANKS MDJDM ILY. 116 Christopher P. Moran Chris In the end I will know, but on the way I must wonder GTS WOMABMSCRMMTSCmiscapin88 B-team ' Boscofm mcyhtrtrsF-2M)CRASHTSBoys Swim Cotillon88mmHeyL estcr-gonnamissya Jack-MCDPopBkscstccsteerybSACFredie s backletmegetthisstraightmurphsvenstarThanxM+dWe ' reo uttaHere. Danette Barbara Morrissey The best things in life are not seen or touched, they are felt w in the heart. gdx w DTDBBDJBHRLHKS SPCLMrs w J D- 1 2 24 86SCRSDLNS w Crew, ' ' D ' ' ,Lax,TLKSw Partner, GHEMw LHRall3 ' !JB-OVRNT-2AM. ' DT-BHP RTY STOPSGNSGll 18 85!GDLK MMDM ILYM+D ILY-JAKE. Melinda Mosher Don ' t stop rcachin ' for the stars, Let tomorrow live inside you And just remember who you are, Keep the faith and love will find you ' -BUDZO Summer 86 87 88.A11 my thoughts and memories are with Jake. I will love you always Heidi BFF BK(T+C) California dreamers John T. Murphy Murph, Schnick-nick! , Fred It ' s fun to find out what makes an ocean wave wave! Chuc kleChuckle Schnick-nicks! with my friends the St Pat ' s crowd Dave Mark. It was a breeze, mom dad ruf-ruf- ruf ' Mem: the Red Bullet I got u babe Scooter HNY Grease Mich Tues I II with Capt 36c . . . etc. Jay Moskowitz Someday these childish dreams must end, to become a man and grow up to dream There are many here among us who feel that life is but a |oke. I ' ve conquered my past the future is here at last. Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes, it ' s time for goodbye again. Donna J. Murphy U can t always get what U want but if U try sometimes, U find U get what U need GTW DKJBCBDCKL;G+PL+Fr yr w DK,A-Smith 86; 12 19 86 Trunk. ' ' STB Missions;Fis h Bowl-GM,NYE 87;Hyanms 88(LAX),SpX w RM;Good Luck to all my friends-Thanx Mom+DadTLY Dave 117 Shawn Lewis Murray David Thomas Nims Nimsy Do you, you, Feel Likel Do? Koocky Im adda Here, I Can t Take It anymore. 3am Bickfords ' OH NO 1 ' UBeBa ck YoYoClub GreyCreyll NoGood Bessy SkiTripBUD l Capt30 UR The Ugliest GTs w JGBHSBMMBSPHABMD MOJAJCEKCGCSKN Orcer ILU Nikki Thanks M+D ILU. I Kevin C. Nelson IF YOU DON ' T LIKE THE WAY THE GAME S PLAYED, MAKE YOUR OWN RULES. Wild times w MF,JA,MO,RM,PH,BS,MD,CS BW LittleStore Chen ' s Sc avHunt-Ptime Jimmy Fund 112986iWNKW SBBwMK SkiTrips SAN SpeciaJTimesW CG FoodFite Oct3 188 Kil- conl SC3M+B RADAR No Good. Thanks M D. Russell D. Norris Russ, Rusty, Psycho, Tude If you don ' t want people to look at your face, walk naked. GTW JBMDABGKJK-REBELS-SkiTrips Cape MLDY +Frnds Parties ' 86- ' 89 PAPA ' S JUKEBOX SOCCER-WR ESTLE-BSL CF AMCPLBJC+ALL AB-Where ' s my$ MD-AM I trbl? HK-Spcl mems. Thnx. JB- Waterfalls WACFAB ILY DAD.HiD. Kevin Patrick Niessen Basketball capt. soccer Baseball AC DC Angus Brown Bomber II LIVES BlkdParty muchtoo fussy! F. Amos Dr.J +76ers l Celts rot McDonald ' s fights-nice nose GS Nigel from Spinal Tap BR Pirates NOTRE DAME 1 un- defeated Hoop summer league 88 Thanks M+D Karen Lee Norwood For long you live and high you fly.smiles you ' ll give and tears you cry.all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. TBOTWTBOF J DKSDRLKTAKDLBDTLHJ B RT Poms87-9 Sumrs in Ogungt-Higher Love MCD Flow- The chase JBMJ-H20@HVIL K-BK Thanks MDL-ILY. 118 William J. ODonnell Michael J. O ' Grady Karen Jeanne Pailler If you have one true friend, you have more than share. GTW CSJLCJTGAPJD Hoop S-ball 32 Prom Nite 88 Brad, always a special place in my heart for you- ILU infinity and forever! To my big bro-Thanx for letting me tagalong! I LOVE YOU MOM, Gram and Stevie. han your }2 Prom Robert John Paradise Rob The moment may be for an instant, but the memory of it could last a lifetime. Great friends-RSROEFMCMMSRCJ -Summ of 88S.Pist.thanx fr gd times. Ind.Hd. 88. Hamp in 30min. LAX 8618718889 ' 2xPr End of sum88 in debt.Ta w MM I ' ll always love you Mom.Dad+friends. Scott Parker It ' s all relative - Albert Einstein MB+DA-Physics is simple.J S-you ' rewrong.JG+BR -Wanna goat.HM-Pretzels+Coke.BP -Simply fun Games.JG-Slow downlML- What ' s that smell: 1 Cher Anne Pastore Bear Love can be made in the absence of bodies, but not in the absence of souls. TBOTWTBOFSABBFF1LXAKEG Cape Fla RI WE VDKA w anything!JD MlSU ' Iroc Brigs memsPF gang parties at sabsH-House busted-Whatever- S,P, Havin fun!byMWMA! G P Tone, DEB LIS ILYA TJ Always. 119 Neilesh R. Patel Neil It ' s been great so far, but the best is yet to come! GOOD LUCK! CLASS OF 89. Sonal Patel Smile and be happy for today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. I was a member of JR. NAD for 4 years. I have good memories of my friends. I thank my teachers and friends. Thank you Mom+Dad I miss you CJP,JC,DS,MM,S H.SL.KC. Jarl Payne Singing in the sunshine, laughing in the rain. Playing my guitar, nothing ' s qutie the same! Good times with everyone, we all had some fun! I got a date I can ' t be late I heard the starting gun! Christopher J. Phoenix, Jr. Flip THANKS MOM.AV.CIL. MR. V GOODLUCK GUSJE NEDJOJO.BOGIE, CM. HAVE FUN NEXT YR MON- TREAL89. Brad Peacock If a man has the courage to reach for his dreams, he can never be considered a failure -GT Is this space taken? SGw ait-whatyou ' rereallytrying to say is . . . Good times w JG,S P,ML,GT,HM+JG,DKJS.Jet ' aimeJennifer. I LoveYou M om,Dad,Gary,Estrella and Deb. Danielle Pieszcynski Dani, Gerbil Thank you to all of my friends that mean a lot to me! DH, EC, PF, DR, DG, JF, WM, CR, and many others. Bye to everyone and I hope the best of luck to you all. The Class of ' 89 rules! 120 Melissa E. Plaisted Missy I GET BY WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS WHERE DID THE FUNNEL GO OWEN? NOBODY KNOWS THE TROUBLE WE ' VE SEEN w MW BET w JULIA4WHEELINW RMGTSW OJRMCGCMJCP HJHDNBHTDDH ILUV U GUYS RDW KPEJ THANKS FOR PUTTING UP w ME MOM AND DAD ILU FLORIDA HICNY. Karen Lynne Pogatch Kaz, KP Life is one big decision. GTW ALL.JPparties,SkinMe+ ATFA-JB.Sum88-SC.Scopmentos-JCJuly4-SC.NewYrPac t-RVJPlst.ILYmyBFFRV.MUFISL.Ice?w RM.I want your sx for a salad ' St.your name +r ' size!MJCM88!Egogub.GL- ALLII LL B@SaudiaArabia if UneedMe!ThanxM+D+S+Lto o ILYM. Lawrence William Poole Larry I had a great rime with Rachel who is my sweetheart and I had the greatest rime with RG KC SL CD and orhers. I also thank Mr. Valelely, Mr. Rebecchi, AV Departmenr, and CIL Departmenr. I had the time of my life at FNHS. Thank you! William F. Power Bill, Wilson THE PERSON WHO RISKS NOTHING, DOES NOT HING.HAS NOTH1NG.IS NOTHING Best of Times i n 89 Football w AB SKI trips UTAH w AB CB,Monrre al w The Boy ' s Spring Tennis BSL Champs in 88 State Champs in 89 ' College 89-90 ' Thanks MOM . DAD. Kimberly Powers Kim The best is yet to come Hllwn87 bst tms w Randy Gd tm s w EJRWKEKDOJDDJFJBJFMPDLTMGU-EJ MBFF the rent ' s are gone ' Red Roof Inn at Delanos Fla87 ' KC-U p all night trash day Summer86 Bunk gd Ick in life.rhanx Mom and Dad. Justin B. Prager Looney, Prags, J, Prayga, Just, Captain, JP As time goes by, I more and more realize that doers live and dreamers die. Hangin ' outw ELJAMFCSCCMPCBJLKPJ TSCLFt. . Jnr.girls- UKnowwhoUR!JB143.SC Sat Nts-J + 16 VGR-Bob 85-88 VH 84-88 FLA+MOR Rd Trps.Mnt rl.Strips FcstTrx Hoop+rals BB87-89 MD+S ILY JS:RIP. 121 Amy Lynne Prenovitz I quit those days and my Rednick ways, change is gonna do me good,EJ:NW KM DS AW JG WY CS KP CJ JD.DS- VB P.CS-BBiKPJD.KM-SBiNW.BJ ' ' iNW.DSJW 87 :NW,New Yrs Eve 88 :NW,WY,DS Betkshires: N W Cats 88 ' , :KM,Celtics 87 , :NW,Celtics 89 :rU Love You Forever Nana! Marc S. Price ' IF YOU ' RE NOT INSIDE YOU ' RE OUTSIDE AND IF YOU ' RE OUTSIDE YOU ' RE NOWHERE. GTW CB BP GK EL CS CC JL JP+GIRLS FLA SKI CM? 88-89ME STWGK VTENNIS WBP EL MR MZ BSL CHMPS CRSN IN 71 BS JBNNHMB GTW MH STCK IN MUD WCB PF FREE COT 1ST TUP WNWTHK! THX M+D GL L+S. Celia Pryce-Johnson I ATTEND TLC FOR7YRS AND FNHS FOR4YRS I HAD GOOD AND BAD MEMORIES THROUGH YRS OF TLC FNHS MY FRIENDINCLUDE SPSLSHJCMM PLUS OTHERS. THANKS EDUCATION AND MOM I WILL MISS YOU LOVE MOMMY. Brad J. Reynolds LIFE IS NOTHING BUT A SEXUALLY TRANSMIT- TED TERMINAL DISEASE! ICE HOCKEY 3 YRS ASST. CAPT. LAX 2 YRS. TRIPS TO BEV. W JW M.Y. ARE YOUR PARENTS GOING TO DINNER? HM JG SP RR PI JW ME AND YOU BUDDY! WHO STOLE MY DEODORANT? HONEST M+D I DIDN ' T HAVE A PARTY!TWIM. Antonio Richardson Yonie, Towie, Wow, Ton, Baby Girl. Life long happiness is not something that ' s made for U It ' s something that U make for yourself. To Yal who said I wouldn ' t make it. PEACE KM SS LJ SM I ' m growing up DR. I love you mommy DLD SW Come on now Lets go out w A bang rmbr A 3 BK BIBHCSDD. David Rissler The Man with the Red Afro And if you listen very hard-The tune will come to you at last.when all are one and one is all-To be a rock and not to ro ll. ' Here s to good friends-RtPkLbEcJfKcAsPg andJ MR, Good Luck to my Best Bro ' Pete.and Dawn who I love and was always there for me. 122 ■ Heidi C. Ritter Keep dreaming of tomorrow, always taking a chance on the promise of the future. Good x ' s w MMTEDMLHBD BK- T C-l 2 8 Two different worlds. TE-T missed the first5!! Melinda-BFF!!(CA dreams) ILYA-M D Andrew J. Robinshaw Rawhide, Johan, Captain Oh.don ' t mind this it ' s just doctor ' s orders and so forth. JGMU Screamin Daugs.eating chicken, Bumpers, Sing for us.Sammy. ' Do you know Joyce DeWitt?(Pause)NO They call him Belloche. CADDYSHACK.B 1 .Stealin ' Trident Blue.VW.Good Times w Evans Family. CFTWCHMRCA RL. Mara Beth Robinson Even if you ' re on the right track you ' ll get run over if you don ' t move. MUSIC RM CLB85-89 PACERS-DOLLY GREASE DANGELOS MR-10 LEGGED BUG. VG.DA, SB,MY,LB,ML ,B W,LKJG,HM,BR,GTJW DH,PIJM, RC,RR,MRW,Mom,Dad, Gary:ILYA! Michelle Debra Robinson Mish, Mush, Belle Slow down you move too fast you ' ve got to make the moment last BATY-1LYIPACERS ... the music room . . . square dancing dosido! . . . Dingy . . . Dead Duck . . . I ' m Switzerland!3pm diet breaks . . . 10 legged bug . . . V1CTO RYIGT ' S w HMMRVGJGJMPIDHBWSBGTBPSPLBJ GEERRMY. . .HeeHeeHee. . ILYMDK A. Richard Scott Rubant Scooter, Shamu Our memories of yest. will last a lifetime.we ' U find these are the ' best of times ' G tms w MMRORPMCRSEFSW orRE MS+LGEFDCCGSxPstls Howie BK THANX girls, for nothing. Mom Dad Dee I luv Ya Gd luk Randy, Scott. Btl Bands Gap Ski trip mailbox No Good. Matthew Rubin T.C., Big House, Al 2 Much Is Not Enough ' YOU LOOK THIRSTY. So Much So Little Time FLORIDA 87 !w JustinandEric Ca nada 88 JPHowsyourface? Fights at McD ' s ARJGTENNI S BAY ST LG CHAMPS 88 89 ?States? A1?AJ!AI! THANX Continue the Domination CandySodaJust The Beginning. 123 Kimberly Ann Salvi Kim, Kimmy, Salvi •TIMES WITH ALL OF YOU IN THE PAST . . . MAKE FOR MEMORIES THAT WILL ALWAYS LAST. ' GDT MS.w STJDLBLHKDRKLWJBDTKN!BLKD-PRTYS +RS BASH!BACK2McD CAPE88w JB MS R.DANZ88 I WARYST-HLHN!VPw JD RAZ ME! HO-OILWTHR R UNS ' VBS-BALL OUT2LNCHBIB1-GDLK LUV YA ALL ! ILY M+D+KK THANX. Melinda Rae Sanderson Mindy Wonders never cease as long as you never cease to wonder. ' ' GTW LBJBSCKWASEHSSEFSGCW FLA88-LB GL Special memories w Rob-ILove You BBYO-DGJBLSAN APKS Dcpeche88-AL CLTS85-89w AS-DdayP3CTz-n-Cr dIJD BJoel Isrl87 626Fiip=VW PFMD-CL? Thanks MDL-ILY. Alicia Gail Sands Alish, Elsh YOU AND ME ARE FREE TO BE YOU AND ME. GT W PPSSJBJFMSKWDCSCHSL ' S MDCBBBNS POMS 8 6-89AJJ YMCA85-89PPMMMDMPRMSHBHSP. confw JB,concessionw JF 44CLTS 85-89w MSDday P3TY PAULA ILY BFF JENNI GLNY ILY THANKS 4 EVE- RYTHING MOM.DAD+JODIE I LOVE YOU! Geoffrey David Satterfield Geoff I got the devil telling me what to do — and I ' m all ears. ' F. Amos.BrPirates blkhead parties, AC DC, Angus, the tires — Pilot Co-pilot + Navigator — fight the salt — K stick, sidew lk drvg.dul + go-Paul |uice, Montreal — waiting at Lech, Fire bk — Thanks Lit!! Anthony Michael Savarese Tony, Rese, Anton, Sav.Reseamal, Pieces, Reseman Well people I ' m out of hcre;Lep,l ' m gettin ' it;B-Team:TS,D M, CM, AB,Bose,Gap,Mondays, Thursdays, Hypo Chevys.Fu n withDMCMABBOJCJGRRMBBSGSMJPCP.Mom.Da d, Liza, I Love U.Don tforget, Anything goes, N, it ' s better to burn out than fade away. Sec U soonbehind a kit. Later. Carolyn Louise Savary Carrie The moments may be temporary bur the memories are forever. ' ' GTw KPJLCJTGEFAP MGNGJTJMD Hoops Track Mike-Although we ' ve had our ups and downs the good times will always shine through, ILY. Thanks Mom, Dad and Dave.I love you. 124 Kristen Schlueter Schlutaous, Schlucz Success is failure turned inside out, the silver tint of the clouds of doubt. Soccer lax toilet paper ranksess Noli + Wheels goodtimes w CS AC JW EF DB CAPE SUM- MERS w BC JS KU TB MM DrEd w SS LW Ski party beach PINK FLOYD friends Thanx M+D I LUV U Jonathan Adam Seiffer Shooting stars never stop, not until they reach the top. Goodtimes with JGx2,SP,DA,HM,MB,BP,BR,GT,EE,ML Where you go what you do, it doesn ' t matter as long as you ' re in a Porsche. Make mine red. See U in 20 at the R. Thanks M,D,D,CnT and J, too. Steven Richard Shain Stevo, Big Guy, Grapes Everybody come and say I ' m wrong 1 just wanna be back where I belong (Buckingham and McVie)Big Guy true to Motorhcad. That ' s what your mother said. You ' re out of here. The nightmare is over. The joke is on those who belive the system is fair.DUH. Wonsub Shim Wan, Skipper Life is a tale told by an idiot. No, no, nobody is retarded! cries rhe Wig Tap dance is important My twenty-seventh career ob|ective: to be a Butcher(Capital B) I ' ll remember my friends LW,JR,KK,WD,DK,RC,CB, and SC. We are a band on the run . . . Deborah L. Shufrin Debbie If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. NW, WYJD, AP, KM, JG, AW- Ir ' s called a sense of humor. Trust me! Thank you Mom, Dad, and Dan- Love you. Richard T. Slavin Dave If you ' re afraid to live life in the fast lane, then get someone else to drive. Ya I ' ll have some people over. Good times with RP,RO,EF,MM,MC,SR + Sex Pistols. BF-EF.LG Iwlu aL.Ihine. ISS! 2w+t thanks Willie! tm.Iklcd Vixen N02 J.awiM? tdumpmg FG TSU88-89WAFL. 125 Shanik Nicole Smith Nicky, Shan It is when you give yourself that you truly give.And in the sweetness of friendship let there always be friends; so best of luck to AR KM LJ SM MK MB SJ N Always MS my loving thanks to the Smiths Calimeses Haywoods N Garrettes ' An yways thetimefor 89 to shine. Jeremy M. Solemina Sol Can women join hair club for men? Goodman you will pay the full price. Crippy Stanny McManny Sol Phosgene D.M.D It ' s been real, thanks for being my friend SY J.G. Stan J.P. B.F. S.G. J.D. Ott. Special thanks to B.B. I ' ll always love you Alisha. Oscar Soto Carin, Chorro The respect between the nations is peace. ' ' I spent this year in Framingham North and I found some differences from my school in Mexico. I enjoyed my year here and I learned so much, I think this experience will help me in the future. I will share my experiences with my family and friends when I go back to Mexico. Ellyn M. South E, El, Betty A friend is someone who knows everything about you + still likes you. GTW HT GU MM PR MP JL JA TM OJS CC Natick! PGRS SUPA YSC CEB BSB 4QIBUDMTWAGYADLIYF YO Betty LW KDEJ Thanx 2m+2D+C I Luv U! Oct2488 USSR AKUAKU For those of you who were there for me.thanx! Susan Marie Spellman Sue, Spunky Possibilities and miracles mean the same thing. ' ' WHAT EVER GTW SGLBSCKWJBCWEHJFWEEFMSKHAS HBJD SxPstls HRw SGS RT. 30 RN Party @ sha Cape 87 ROTN Cabana Ireland 88 U22 Swim 10 ILY Sean 4 5 88-forever blare SS CK @ dawn thanx MOM DAD JO MAIR JEN ILY. Yael Splansky There is so much time and so little to do . . . Wait a minute . . . Scratch that . . . Reverse it. -Willy Wonka Live all you can - it ' s a mistake not to. - Henry James CINCI.GUCI.Isra el ' 87,BATY,NEFTY Thanks Mom.Dad.Karen and Joshy. Rejoice! Rejoice! . . . Carry on! -CSNY. 126 Shoshanah Starr Shoshy The only way 2 multiply happiness is 2 divide it . But uh-oh those smr nts Many spc Mems+Frds in Rkpt.Sdys, Thx AB! Ppcn+Bkgw KC,Sunw CF,L+Lw JW,Esp- Esqw LB,Simsw LW:We,Pddle,StSgns,Pic,DnvEd, Hrbs,ll H-GNO,NYE FHCapt 80-BB Starr Pride Thx Mom, Dad, Ben.Sam. Cody Theodore Starrett Life is like a rope.when you get to the end tie a knot and hang on. GTW:CC CB BP EL MP JP JL GK Hold up the Fort Jim L Memories MMwMP 10 22wykw Canada RIP JS Hoop MC National Anthem Thx M D And I ' m outa he re.Talkin AllThat Jazz!! Michael C. Steinberger Mike, Brenner You found a new world and you want to face it.but that world can turn cold and you have to face it. Good times in the Buick withrBG SVD AK ML GT JA and LW Skiing The End ILU M+D+The E. HJGDNEK=DogDelight CreyFish Hallown ' ' BashCrash K P ' 68FM LA ' 87 working for Lechmere . . . been here too est Stein the wagon FrndlysBrawl WPI BM RecordRun Derek Sudbay long already.So my thanks to you all . . . YOYOClub FOAD CM Bessy Die Hrds A3LATT CDND! Su£ j s DANPADTJ88MFCJSR. I played two years varsity soccer, basketball and lacrosse. My future goal is to attend Gallaudet University or NTID. I will miss SC,SR,MD,MM,SH,SL,SP and JC.Thank you Al- ian.Brad, Brett for your help. Thank you Mom+Dad. 127 Robin Lynn Taddeo Robbie, Tadds It Takes a Moment to Make a Friend but a Lifetime to be One. Gd Tms w JDLKKNJJTSCSALABMFKTRFMC Rte9 Bert+Blain,BostonPizza+Yogurt DTRAIN Catil.87 ' B K+PJ.SWIM? Sgt.Harns!July487 ' Curtis ' eed ' ' FR Cen.DEF LEP.My Blue Buick I Miss U TS FUTURE? NVR. G LDT ILU MOM. Greg Tananbaum Life ' s been good to me so far-my father the pancake, You don ' t know . . ..McDermott the Shark.Quiet Down, Mrs. De rro ' s bracelet, sympathetic disfunction, $9. 75,1 didn ' t come here to lose , W ha te ver . . . ExactlylThanks- BPJGHMJGMLSPMYRRJ MSBAKMRBATY, PAC- ERS JJOB,CSN,S+G,M+D. Shannon Laird Teel Shan Life is lived between a smile and a tear. GTw KSJBJBK DLHRKJGKJJB-Ski4 Feb Brk STOP Cheese mustard Sum ' 88-selon bb Hey S.IWARY-BB TX DUSSE Cncrt- who? Cheering4yrs-Jungle fun SB I LUV YOU Mom, Dad, and Steven. Charlene C. Thomas This one is for you, Aunt Beatrice. Knowledge is the key to success. Good times w TG,EF,TA,SB, RF,KM,KB,BS. Good Luck Gals. It ' s fixxed. TNT is the place to be. It ' s your turn Mike. Love you Mom and Dad. Lori A. Terlemezian RE, Terla, Lor I want action . . . tonight! Best wishes to Leather Rose TE+E S,AP,DH,PI JM,SM,VGJF,TS,DA,SB,MR ,GJ Never Say Goodbye!!Tray-c Summer 88Parry!Mr+Mrs.P You ' re still special. Mom+Dad I did it! D,J,M,R Good luck Gramps.I love and miss you!!Wish you could see me now. Danielle Kristina Thorpe Dan, Dani, Thumper The years will come+go But the memories will last forever. Chrg85-89 Capt85+89 GTw DMTA J BDBKSSYSTSKLK JD GTw NATICK GUYS CJJGTBTEV DS GDLK J+PMMMLT SY-HOUSE! DDBJBSM BH PARTY! Wht Hapin! MCD ' S HANGOUT GTW 89 THANKS MOM+DAD ILY U2Liz. 128 Jana Lee Tobin I always knew I ' d laugh at the times I cried, but I never thought I ' d cry at the times I laughed. TBOTWTBOF-SBS CJCMDLBAMBBKPJB+PB-Guys Poms Rbls. All ngt pty- G.T.S.@J. Israel Smr87-SB CS Smr88 w LR LB-AO-Pos Chax-JC Spec, x ' s + memories w AS Thanx M +D + Kim ILY. Dawn Tocci Miss Dawn I ' ll cross that bridge when I find it another day to make my stand. Saturday nites with Dave, I luv you. Hey AD remember Duran Duran 87. Thanx Peter F. for always being there. Good times with DR,PFJF,LB,EC,MK,KC, and RT. Kenneth M. Trychon Ken These four years of education were important for me during life. When I leave, I will miss my friends. I want to thank you all- the teachers and my parents and my sister Ronda. X, • Gerald R. Uek Mark Alan Underdah I want the best of both worlds. JGARKNGSJLDCJMG UKOKSSW Summer 88(Cape) F.Amos JGAR Screamin Daugs AC DC BrBom lR.I.P. Much Too Fussy SKI- ING Bulkhd Parry McD ' s No Kevin they ' re great! The Juggler Prince of Darkness The shark wkends! brbzz GSM ustgLxi Wild! Gina Michelle Urbani Geena, Bina, Bani The love that follows us sometimes is our trouble. FHgoali el-4 Summer ' 88 TANGERINE SvtheBst4Lst gdtmsw SK TASYMKMUBWRVBKSMKPDT.Scis. IM SORRY ' Do u have any straws? -sledn at Seans-NF DAVE IMY! Good- Luck Frankie Joey. Thanx Mom Dad ILY! 129 Steven Van Dam Obstacles are what you see when you take your eye off the goal. ' ' CPw M+LJ,R,A,all PSTPT,GWSH,HD,T1G,DDT Wesp.tesp.2U RR+ML IOU a CDP Gymnastics, Pacers.SC, ski w KameBrenner,Leib(FF) Thanks Mom, Dad, and Mi- chael for all. Brian Todd Waldman Bunker, Brian Todd SOME DAY WHEN YOU LOOK BACK ON THESE YEARS YOU WILL SEE THE BEST FOUR YEARS OF YOUR LIFE. WANT A MASSAGE.- ' RRNOBJ LK MAY 1JUN23SUM87 WHAT A TWO YEARS ILY SIS MYR RJGBRDHJMBPSPGTMLAKMWMS GUYS LKMRLT HMSBJGSCJMKD GALS ILOVEYOUALL EDGOOD- LUCK ML FY!!V-BALL 1 BYALL. Rena Vassiliadis Ren ' FOR EVERY STAR THAT FALLS TO EARTH A NEW ONE GLOWS;FOR EVERY DREAM THAT FADES AWAY A NEW ONE GROWS. WHEN THINGS ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEM YOU MUST KEEP FOL- LOWING YOUR DREAM. GREATXW LBKEGUSM CPKBAGDBFDBSDCBSTC CAPE+ME SKI PWG+PC HALLOWEEN LWDSC ILYFD THANX MD+L. Mark Neal Waldman If you don ' t take a chance at failure then you ' ll never succeed. N-A-Mac + Vin looks like Me Vswim 86-89 Baseball Sesst 1 Super Seven Tex Fun with friends - Love ya! Patricia Ann Vio Tricia I told you that we could fly, cause we all have wings.but some of us don ' t know why. GTW RF,CJ,SL,JGJL,RW, and French Acc. Never Forget Scott W. 32887-7288 IALY Papa G ' s Italy 88 Breakfast Keys KB MyBF VY-INXS, Mel ,M+M ' s,BFFE! Luv ya Mom.Dad.and Tony, too! Jennifer Lynn Ward Jenn When you wish upon a star . . . bst fds CFLBLFLWSSJL MZKCDB+SW-thx for the smiles SUN+knees Chris Suma88 8 4@BOST NYE D-NK CONC-C+L Nites out girls Gymn KG Lies Cot Ypers 4 1 1 88 I Love You Steve Wknds@Leighs,Skirts in Utah?,rute Lisa,Montreal Gang Thx M+D+K+S. 130 Steven W. Watson Steve I loved it, it was much better than cats! The Juggler.Ski trip 88 9Mcd ' s.Crwsh,mousse fghts,mvies, INXS w J W.Cotillion.MrthasVnyd summa 88w JWLBJG.X-Cntr y.Lax.Mi lapis es grande.MZ,JW,LB,MU,JG,AR,GS,DC,L F.SS. I Love U Jenn.TY-M D.OK,so 111 see U Later. Kathryn Marie Weaving Kath, Fifi, Katrina Keep your face to the sunshine and you will never see the shadow SxPstls:SSEHSCSGJB CWJFWEgoodxwEFASMSL BBFT+M ILYMIKEFR Cape87-8BPBURN BestxinFL87- 8 LNCLN87SCSSHBSUMRofSNRS Parties@shas RT30 RUN ROTN Skitrip87-8 FTNOV86NVBI SpIMemoriesw KN Whatever! ThanxM+DILY. Nancy R. Weisberger Learn to smile . . . For every moment you are angry, you lose sixty seconds of happiness. Best times w AWKMJD DSWYJGAPSDMW-I ' ll miss you! Berkshires-pcfLW par- ties PACERS UVM lounge . . . Hampton Beach JL— FUNKY! MF-BF SYL-DEFJILY 1MY Thanx Mom, Dad, Jeff-ILY. Rhonda Lee Wentworth Sometimestheendcomestoosoon.GoodtimeswithKE KP KD EJ MI JL DDJF LF MR cotillion RockyPoint with Marcy, Beaches with EJ KEKP GU GA MI SaintPats Maine on Sundays. Spending time with Tony Bruins.circus. Thanks Alot Mom and Dad Iloveyou Michael L. White A little parry now and then never hurt the wisest men SPOO 1-4 PARTYING with BM,TD,OJ,DL,MP,RM,EF,DD,C MJE OVERFLOW Baseball w Missy at McFacsist the Pit trip to NY Halloween B.Crew VALIANT to Marian CLOSE. Quarters thanks Mom, Dad + Kelly. Carrie Sue Wilner Be y ourself no matter what they say. -Sting ' 88 Cape87-8 8 PassTPad -SSEHJBGoodtxsw SGJFKWSCSSWEJB KHEFEHHBLBREMS+JWRMKW-TheBoatRideRte30R NHonkg Hwii-87Skitrip87-89 Steph-Bostonanyone?Parti es@Sha ' s 4Seasns-EFJFRM Specxsw ERIC-ILYAthnx4Bo bo thanx MOM+DAD-ILY. 131 Leanne G. Wilson YOU CAN T CONTROL AN INDEPENDENT HEAR T - GTw JGSSJWCFLDZDBSKZKCEAKSJPSB-JR CO TILLION-NEW YRS EVE-BEACH+SKITRIPS-LOON-J ULY4-RKPTw S+C-SUMMER88-NEA-DEw S+K-CO NCERTSw J+C-StSIGNSw S+K-GNO 11 1 1-SOCCER -DDw N+D-SHOTSw JG+BH-SIMSw SS-ILYJON-1 22 88-THANX MOM+DAD. Andrea J. Wong There ' s a battle ahead, many battles are lost Bur you ' ll never see the end of the road . . . NW,KM,WY,DSJDJG ,AP . . . This is it . . . This isn ' t it. . . . Aug. 1 1-a day at the beach . . . Remember, pace yourselves. . . . MDSSC-T hanks.love ya! Michael Adam Yaffe Yaf Life is Like a Candid Camera.it doesn ' t wait for you to pose. Want a MassagePfriendly gang BR, BW.Fri. Closes, pa rty at Yaf s, Whose bed is it?PPP gang BR,MY,BW,PI,DH, WillieWonderWagon.BR, What ' s the best snack? BW.BR, RRJW,SB,LB,JGHM,LT,MR JM.ML LK,PI,DH,GT, UG. Wanda Grace Yeomans Wander At night a candle ' s brighter than the sun. -Sting Benjoua Mind if I smoke? Go climb a rock! LIZARD! Earrings?! Most feral? Pink taffeta! Which direction? Anorexic! Rubber Duckie Psychedelic yogurt! MANIAC! Roger. 10-4. Psy- chiatrist anyone?HOOK ME UP! ilyM D. Robin Ellen Wurtzel Rob Memories are gifts of the heart that time can not touch, the years just endear them. great times w DB, SC, CJ, BS, DM Having fun at FSw DB Sat night What to do?!? SWELL That ' s so LAME!! Thanx Mom, Dad, Renee Matt, ILY. Alexandra Rachel Yershov Sasha, Sasquatch Moneycantbuyyouhappinessbutitcanbuyyouaboatbigenough tosailupnexttoit DLRIfinallymadeit!CollegeGTw TADLS KLDDTSMMKMMESKDBHMUARJGNatick88 THcv mcddMC ' Skitrip89Brucedoyouneedaride?Murphys SNAG JGAMILLalwaysloveAGTCRKHY!Partyatmyhouse?Der + AnnBF KimTHANKYOU MOM. 132 ALSO GRADUATING: Martin Jacob Bernstein James. D. DeCecca Irena Deych Janet Lee Freeman Robert D. Harber Kevin R. Johnson Owen R. Johnston Dean A. Morganti Marianne Murphy Damon P. Ocnos Richard Jay Resnick Heinz Ritter Christopher Allen Schilling Richard M. Thomas Maria Natividad Vazquez Joshua B. Wolfson Michael James Zimmerman Mike, Zim Good time with — GS,DC,SW,MUJG,AR JL,KN,LB,LFJW JL,SS,KC,RK,KS. Up on the road ahead I saw a Deadhead sticker on a Cadillac. A little voice inside my head said don ' t look back, you can never look back. LOVE YOU ELLEN, THANX MOM, DAD, AND SUSAN. Samuel Padilla I love to play basketball. I live to watch movies. I will miss my best girlfriend when I am not at school next September I have finished Framingham North High School. T JLt is taily amazing that we seniors, who have shared many of the same experiences and interests over the past four years, would choose so many diverse paths to follow after graduation. Some of us have chosen to attend four-year colleges, such as Columbia, the University of New Hampshire, Tufts, Harvard, Bates, Framingham State, the University of Massachusetts, Brandeis, the Uni- versity of Wisconsin, and Ithaca College. Othet students will be going to two-year colleges, such as Mass Bay Community College and Dean Junior College, and still others will be attending college prep schools. There are also those students who will go to specialized schools, such as the Barbizon School. While these students have opted to continue their education in a classroom situation, there are others who have decided to enter directly into the work force. Some popular fields include retail, banking, and fashion design. Several students are interested in jobs in public service, such as working for the police department or the fire department. Others plan to open their own businesses or restaurants, while a few people plan to work solely for themselves and become free-lance artists and writers. There are also those students who are planning to join the military after graduating. Other students have no definite plans for the next year. They have decided to take a year off and roam the beaches, the ski slopes, or wherever their hearts desire. Others have plans for marriage and family. While many of us have chosen different routes to follow after the crossroads of high school, we will not forget the influence that Framingham North High School has had on our futures and we look forward to sharing our new adventures with one another at our up- coming reunions. 133 Jeremy Miller was a bright, popular young man. He seemed to like everyone, but he had a few close friends. With that core group of friends he liked to spend weekends at the mall or in the movie theater, playing basketball or wrestling. However, his greatest enjoyment came from his love of motorcycles. He was a skillful rider, and he won most of the races that he entered. A true friend, Jeremy was there for anyone who wanted to discuss a problem. His smile could brighten up anyone ' s day, and his cheerful outlook on life made classes with him an enjoyable experience for other students. His nature was to show love and kindness to everyone he knew. Jeremy ' s friends miss him very much and hope that he is never forgotten. They are sure that Jeremy would wish us all a successful graduation, and they ask us to keep our mem- ories of him alive in our minds. SUPERLATIVES Every year, the seniors choose classmates who best ex- emplify the various qualities of their class. The yearbook staff selects about a dozen categories that describe the senior class. Some of the qualities traditionally used are Most In- telligent, Most Athletic, and Most Spirited. The seni- ors are then given the opportunity to select students who they believe epitomize each one. The winners of the election are featured in the yearbook. This year ' s winners are repre- sentatives of what makes the Class of 1989 unique. FRAMINGHAM MOST DEDICATED Julie Dimilla, Chris Moran _ w . ,- ■ . ■. j 5 - 1 . - 5 5 b ' MOST RESPECTED Mike Dalto, Bonnie Berger Kevin Niesson, Amy Martin MOST MUSICAL Russ Chufnosky, Mara Robinson Elisa Finer, Andrew Buckman 137 m Third annual Mcau 1. E. Mendez, 2. C. Blair, 3. C. Crawford, 4. C. Savery, 5. B. Becker, 6. L. Wilson, 7. M. Rubin, 8. J. Carter, 9. W. Derman, 10. J. Tobin, 11. M. Bograd, 12. M. Dalto, 13. T. Averett, 14. M. Robinsor 15. E. Follin, 16. M. Anglin, 17. L. Burman, 18. B. Berger, 19. S. Bornstein, 20. R. Norris, 21. K. Dickey, 22. A. Bassett, 23. J. Gornstein, 24. P. Boorshtein, 25. J. Prager, 26. D. Thorpe, 27. J. Glick, 21 P. LeClare, 29. C.Joyce, 30. K. Schlueter, 31. L. Bramson, 32. D. Morrissey, 33. S. Mainini, 34. K. Weaving, 35. J. Finney, 36. H. Bernstein, 37. E. Finer, 38. J. Berger, 39. M. Fontano, 40. M. Maurick; 41. D. Basoli, 42. E. South 142 l.S. Watson, 2. J. Ward, 3. K. Meadows, 4. J. Kropp, 5. J. Bloomstein, 6. W. Yeomans, 7. A. Sands, 8. J. Depietn, 9. K. Salvi, 10. A. Yershov, 1 1. M. Davidson, 12. S. Boardman, 13. A. Buckman, 14. K. Delano, 15. T. Savarese, 16. S. Teel, 17. J. Calvo, 18. C. Phoenix, 19. M. Waldman, 20. C. Fitts, 21. T. Aga, 22. S. Cohen, 23. M. Sanderson, 24. J. Brown, 25. M. Edwards, 26. S. Starr, 27. A. Martin, 28. S. Rubant, 29. C. Wilner, 30. J. Dimilla, 31. L. Ben-Aharon, 32. J. Dublirer, 33. K. Pogatch, 34. V. Gustafson, 35. S. Gilbert, 36. C.Johnston, 37. J. Alpert, 38. L. Beberman, 39. L. Bleiweiss, 40. D. Bacon, 41. M. Boyd, 42. J. Lipton. , T he ringing of the two o ' clock bell does not signify the end of the school day at Fra- mingham North High. The majority of students remain in the school to participate in various after-school activities, which range from ac- ademics to the arts to community service. Most students belong to more than one club, and it is not uncommon to see kids running to one meeting, staying for a few minutes, and then running to another. However, belonging to more than one club does not mean that students do not keep a commitment to all their activities. Obviously, the more a person likes a certain activity, the more he or she will become involved with it, but there are some clubs for which a constant com- mitment is absolutely required (i.e., the year- book). Although these types of clubs require hard work, it is usually a rewarding experience. Putting a commitment into a club teaches stu- dents responsibility and dedication. Students also learn how to organize both themselves and their time in order to make each meeting as productive as possible. As these students or- ganize themselves, they learn how to develop good interpersonal relationships based on co- operation and trust. Students learn how to deal with the public as well, especially when well- known figures come to speak with the clubs and when the students actually go into the com- munity on such occasions as Student Govern- ment Day. If one should ask any student why he belongs to these after-school activities, the response would automatically be, It looks good on col- lege applications. However, if one persisted, he might find out that some students actually like belonging to clubs. For one thing, clubs give students a chance to meet new people and develop new friendships. Students can discuss their shared interests while learning to enjoy things they might not normally even think of doing. In other words clubs are fun. Another benefit of after-school activities is that they give students a chance to interact with teachers (who serve as club advisors) on a more personal basis. The advisors often show a side of themselves that isn ' t seen in a classroom sit- uation, and they can provide students with guidance and free advice. At the very least, students like clubs because they often have field trips, allowing students to (legally) miss a day of school. These field trips provide students with new experiences in new places, such as theaters, museums, and even the State House. Though it does take some work, an after- school activity can be an enjoyable experience, helping students to develop new qualities and providing memories to last a lifetime. I ' This truth keep in sight — every man on the planet Has just as much right as yourself to the road. — John Boyle O ' Reilly The Rainbow ' s Treasure St. 5 144 c T I V I T I E S ACADEMIC HONORS NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS Anton Cooper, Julie Davis. Missing: Daniel Alpert, Martin Bernstein. The National Merit Letters of Commendation are given to students every year in recognition of their outstanding performance on the PSAT. There are approximately 35,000 Commended Students nationwide, and all of them show exceptional academic promise. Being named a Commended Student is a credit to the student, his or her parents, and the school he or she attends. BOOK AWARDS L to R: Julie Dimilla, Greg Tananbaum, Susan Dumais, Wendy Derman. Book awards are given out every year by colleges and uni- versities that wish to commend high school juniors and seniors on their outstanding achievements. These awards can be strictly for academic achievement, as was the Dartmouth College Book Award (given to Julie DiMilla); for academic achievement and community service, as was the Holy Cross Book Award (given to Susan Dumais); or for a particular type of special achievement, as was the Wheelock College Book Award for outstanding work with children (given to Kimberly Carr). No matter what the particular reason is for the giving of the book award, every student who receives one of these awards should feel honored that he has been recognized by a college or university for his achievement, and he should also feel proud that all of his hard work has finally paid off. LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION Top Row (1 to r): N. Weisberger, L. Bleiweiss, J. Alpert, K. Huang. Bottom Row: G. Tananbaum, S. Sullivan, C. Joshi, S. Dumais, J. Greenbaum, W. Derman. 146 ACADEMIC DECATHLON Top Row (1 to r): G. Dittami, G. Kao, J. Goldberg, C. Cheng, R. Hsieh, A. Shiffman, N. Patel, Advisor Mr. Hawley. Bottom: W. Humphrey, W. Shim, K. Huie, J. Davis, K. Johnson, E. Cohen. This was the first year that Framingham North High had an Academic Decathlon team, and it was a great experience for all who participated in it. An esprit de corps developed as the team learned to work together and become a cohesive unit. There have been long hours of work, but many happy memories will remain after the ribbons fade and the trophies become dusty. The Academic Decathlon team consists of juniors and seniors who are interested in academic competition. There are nine members to a team, which are divided into three groups: the A group, the B group, and the C group, with three members in each group. Categorization of the com- petitors into each group is based on their grade point average, with the members of the A group having an A average, etc. The Academic Decathlon team is coached by Mr. Hawley, a new teacher to the Framingham school system. The first competition was held on Saturday, November 19, at Fra- mingham North High. It was a day-long event, consisting of tests in math, science, social science, economics, language and literature, fine arts, and a Super Quiz on a certain topic. This year ' s topic was the Presidency. North ' s team did very well for its first year, winning seven medals, placing sixth out of thirty-seven schools, and receiving the trophy for the Best Rookie School. The Academic Decathlon team would like to thank Mr. Hawley for his enthusiasm, which remained constant even when we had doubts. He worked harder than any of us, and at least as much credit is due him as us, if not more. This question has an answer? Victory! Tension, tension, tension. ' MATH LEAGUE Top Row (I to r): D. Katz, W Humphrey, J. Lerman, G. Dittami, G. Kao, J. Goldberg, C. Cheng, R. Hsieh, A Shiffman. Bottom: B Berger, M. Aronson, J Bernstein, J. Alpert, J. Calvo ; vv. Shim, E. Cohen. 147 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY During sophomore year we all dressed in grad- uation-like gowns and sat in alphabetical order under intense lights. The first thing we thought was how great membership in N.H.S. would look on a college application. We figured that our names would rest on a plaque in some display case, and if anyone asked if we belonged to the National Honor Society, we would nonchalantly answer, Yes. To our great surprise, we discovered that N.H.S. was just as much an activity and a responsibility as any other club. As a result of our involvement, we had many memorable experiences. Through SMARC, we volunteered to keep score for the Bowleros, and we learned that retarded citizens are an asset to the community. The Spaghetti Supper provided dinner for all the playgoers who were waiting to see the PACERS ' winter production. Our Blood Drive was a success; many students and faculty members willingly donated their blood, and most will admit that it wasn ' t that painful. The school-wide tradition of the Holiday Drive continued with our efforts, and through the N.H.S. tutoring program, many students received extra help with their studies and were able to bring up their grades. Once again, we welcomed another class, the Class of 1992, to the Honor Society with our March induction ceremony. As we seniors reach our crossroads between high school and whatever the future holds for us, we choose the direction in which to travel. We leave North and our newly-made friends behind; we can only hope that we also leave behind to our younger members the enthusiasm and the desire to serve that we all tried to demonstrate. Top Row (1-r): W. Shim, B. Berger, J. Bernstein, S. Bornstein, S. Watson, W. Derman. Middle: M. Katz, J. Calvo, D. Casey, D. Michaeli, D. Shufrin, J. Good, A. Wong, J. DiMilla. Bottom: L. Wilson, S. Teel, Secretary C. Joshi, President K. Marchant, Treasurer S. Cunningham, J . Greenbaum, S. Dumais. Missing: Vice-President E. Epstein. PACERS Top Row (1-r): A. Luchans, D. Hessel, J. Epstein, R. Sidell, K. Dykeman, B. Freeman, S. Naditch, H. Leipzig, T. Brennan, S. Dixit, K. Pudelko, D. Rabitz, K. Steele, J. Shulman, A. Levy. Middle: K. Huang, M. Luchans, A. Alabran, J. Kaufman, J. Shulman, J. Solomon, J. Bell, M. Shapiro, D. Ferer, K. Marchant, A. Goldstein, A. Friedman, M. Robinson, N. Sisitsky. Bottom: A. Tamburro, R. Resnick, S. VanDam, H. Arlen, J. Good, N. Weisberger, J . Moran, D. Shufrin, J. Lipton, G. Tananbaum, Y. Splansky, L. Bramson. PACERS is Framingham North High ' s perform- ing arts club. Students are able to act, direct, con- struct sets, usher, and participate in a variety of other onstage and offstage activities. Commitment in the group can range from ushering for a single play to having the lead roles in several performances. Three productions are put on by the PACERS each year. The first of these is the Competitive Plays, which takes place in the fall. Each class performs a short play, directed by a member of that class. The Competitive Plays gives students in the same class a chance to join together on the stage, and it gives the audience a chance to show its class school spirit. The second production is the Winter Play, which takes place in December or January. The partici- pants have performed comedies, dramas, and mys- teries. This year, we enjoyed Don ' t Drink the Water. The third production, and probably the most popular one, is the Spring Musical, which takes place in early May. Annie will give students a chance to sing and dance as well as act, and there will be a great number of students eager to try out fot roles or for the chorus. The PACERS would like to extend a Thank you and Good Luck to their advisor of more than twenty years, Mr. Henry Schlickman, who recently retired. They would also like to express their appreciation to Mrs. Margaret Connelly, who has been directing the PACERS ' plays for several years. FNHS PACERS presents Woody Allen ' s : don ' t : . DRINK . WVTER • •••••••••• PASS PORT Secretary J. Moran, Treasurer H. Arlen, Vice-President N. Weisberger, President J. Good. Friday, D«awbtr ° Saturday v duimW |C at T3C Anktfcll Auditorium I 4.00 Ti ' cktti on vSaW New w. ¥ 149 COMPETITIVE Number 2 face makeup for men? Anybody got any number 2? Nope, sorry. Listen, do I puc green or blue eyeshadow on the male lead? ' Silly, boys always get green. They do ' You are such a freshman You did WHAT with the props ' It s not my fault Somebody told me to . . . I don ' t care what somebody told you I ' m somebody — YOUR director! But But nothing Go and get into your costume We ' re on in 20 minutes. O.K., but . . GET DRESSED!!! ' This was what your average fly-on-the-dressing-room-wall would have heard on October 3th, when PACERS put on the Competitive Plays. Although backstage during a show as hectic, noisy, and contusing, the short plays put on by the four classes at FNHS were always very entertaining. Compets was a great time to show off your talents, whether they lay in acting, directing, or working backstage. This year ' s plays were especially unique, because each director chose a play that genuinely reflected the personality of his class. The winning play as Inside Out, performed by the class of 1990. The juniors did a fantastic job of presenting this comedy drama about life as an adolescent. Every year, many actors and actresses have been recognized for their hard work and talent by being members of the All-Star Cast. This year ' s members were: Nate Sisitsky ( 92), Jessica Bell C9D, Dan Levine ( ' 90), Jessi Moran ( 90), Becky Freeman ( ' 90), and Kann Huang C89). Best Actress went to Kristen Dykeman ( ' 90), and Best Actor went to Rich Resnick, ( ' 89). These kids were really special — congratulations, guys!! The 1988 Competitives were also a time to say goodbye to Mr. Schlickman, who retired this year after many years of hard work in PACERS. His help and guidance will really be missed. There was basically only one thing to say about Competitives: I laughed, I cried, I loved it!!! It was better than CATS !!! I ' ll go to see it again and again and again!!! Back row: R. Sidell, B. K. Dykman. Winning Play: Inside Out Freedman, D. Levine. Front row: J. Slotnick, J. Moran, H. Arlen, ALL STAR CAST: N. Sisitsky, J. Bell, B. Freedman, D. Levine, J. Moran; Best Director: H. Arlen, Best Actress: K. Dykeman; Be Actor: R. Resnick. Missing: K. Huang. m PLAYS As always, Framingham North ' s music activities have managed to get many students involved in music. The Music Club consists of kids who are interested in listening to and discussing music, from classical to jazz to rock to New Age. Members are exposed to some of classical music ' s finest points when they attend the Boston Symphony Orchestra each year. It is a cultural experience that is enhanced by the fact that those who attend are able to go out to lunch legally! All in all, the activities of the Music Club are very noteworthy (no pun intended). Also musically involved at FNHS are the Marching Band and the Madrigal Choir. No football game would be complete without North ' s enthusiastic band. The band plays at all games and is a great morale booster for North. Although we may not always win, FNHS ' s March- ing Band helps us keep our spirits high. The Madrigal Choir is a little-known facet of music life at North. Led by Mr. Whittaker, Mads consists of a small group of vocalists who perform early American and European music a capella. Par- ticipating in the Madrigal Choir really gives one a sense of ac- complishment; some of the notes are so high that it is a major achievement simply to be able to reach them!!! Even if one is not musically inclined, there is a far more enjoyable aspect of the Music Club. From band members to A capella singers to those who just enjoy music, HI 28 is the school ' s living room. At any given period, one can always find friendly conversation there. Trivial Pursuit, drumstick baseball, and the wishing light are just a few of the pastimes well known to the music room groupies. MUSIC MUSIC CLUB Bottom Row (1 to r): Advisor Mr. Whittaker, J. Gorgone, R. McBride, A. Luchans, A. Tamburro, L. Siegal, R. Freedman. Middle: M. Robinson, M. Robinson, V. Gustafson, B. Freeman, M. Luchans, L. Bramson, A. Smith, S. Thomas, K. Steele. _ Top: T. Seralnick, E. Anderson, P. Iantosca, D. Hessel, T. Brennan, N. Redgate, J. Bertucci, J. Allan, C. Johnston. W KEY CLUB The Key Club is an international or- ganization committed to service in the school and the surrounding community. Its goal is to increase awareness and provide patronage for a wide variety of local and national non-profit organiza- tions. This year, the Key Club held fun- draisers for, among others, the Samaritans and the American Heart As- sociation. We also sponsored a young Philippine girl through the Christian Children ' s Fund, donated clothing to the Pine Street Inn Shelter, and participated in the Holiday Drive. In addition, the Key Club donated time and money to such in-school projects as the Open House and the monthly Parents ' Meet- ings. The Key Club is proud that it is able to help students to develop good citizenship practices. Top Row (1-r): K. Pudelko, L. Flaherty, M. Zimmerman, K. Carr, A. Lari, D. Rain, A. Siddiqui, C. Wilner, B. Berger, L. Bleiweiss, S. Bornstein, G. Tananbaum. Middle: D. Rabitz, J. Berger, L. Hunter, B. Dzindolet, K. Norwood, J. Shlulman, M. Itzkowitz, C. Fitts, J. Ward. Bottom: J. Bornstein, K. Dicky, J. Leary, S. Teel, D. Casey, J. Bernstein, H. Bernstein, J. Alpert, J. Seiffer. OFFICERS (L-R): Treasurer L. Bleiweiss, President G. Tananbaum, Vice-President S. Bornstein. STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK North High ' s chapter of S.A.D.D. was founded just two years ago. It is pan of a national or- ganization whose sole purpose is to prevent all students from driving while under the influence of alcohol. S.A.D.D. hopes to achieve this goal by educating students about the perils of driving drunk and by publicizing its consequences. S.A.D.D. encourages srudents and their parents to sign the Contract for Life, ' ' in which the student vows to call the parent if he has been drinking or if he has been with someone who has been drinking, and the parent agrees to pick him up or call for a taxi. S.A.D.D. also approves of having a Designated Driver, who is a person who agrees not to drink when with a group of friends; he will thus be able to drive his friends home if they are intoxicated. S.A.D.D. does not endorse or approve of the drinking of alcohol by minors, but it does feel that it is necessary to prevent the loss of lives that will occur if one does attempt to drive after drinking. North High ' s S.A.D.D. chapter has sponsored an assembly to instruct students about the dangers of driving while under the influence of alcohol and also has initiated the Tie One On campaign which encourages students to tie a red ribbon on the driver ' s sideview mirror rather than imbibe in al- cohol. Top Row (1-r): Teacher Liaison Mr. George, B. Lipton, J. Sands, L. Goldblatt, T. Freeman, M. Shapiro, D. Ferer, D. Rabitz, K. Steele, D. Katz. Middle Row: L. Bramson, M. Robinson, J. Bloomstein, R. Cosby, J. Davis, E. Cohen, N. Rioux, W. Derman, K. Johnson. Bottom Row: L. Flaherty, A. Martin, K. Salvi, J. Berger, K. Weaving, S. Spellman, A. Sands, C. Wilner, J. Lipton. Missing: Teacher Liaisons Mr. Kavanaugh, Mr. Dussault, Mike Yaffe, Treasurer. L-R: P R. Director J. Bloomstein, Secretary R. Cosby, President J. Davis, Assistant Secretary N. Rioux, Vice-President E. Cohen. AUDIO- VISUAL AIDES Top Row (1-r); Advisor J. Valleley, C. Phoenix, A. Drake, L. Poole, M. Gould, P. Pierson.J. Payne, Advisor D. Jolie. Bottom Row: A. Phoenix, S. Harris, R. Gentile, S. Folio, C. Dayhoff, Secretary Mrs. R. Pillie. XPRESS XPRESS is North High ' s lit- erary magazine. Mrs. Klein, the faculty advisor, encourages stu- dents to submit artwork, poems, short stories, and any original creative pieces. The magazine is compiled by a pro- duction staff comprised entirely of students; it is printed by North ' s Industrial Arts depart- ment. Usually, two or three ea- gerly awaited issues are pub- lished every year. ds ttuKuuft AND ri IS ON IgProR 504 Top Row (l-r): A. Young, R. Lee, E. Gitelson, R. Hsieh, R. Simson, D. Shapira. Bottom: Co-Editors J. George, N. Rioux, and C. Cheng, S. Thomas. Missing: Advisor A. Klein. THE WRITERS ' CAFE The Writer ' s Cafe is Framingham North ' s new writers ' club. It is different from XPRESS and the North Star because its primary concern does not involve a publication. The members have more time to think, write, and talk. Emphasis is given to critiquing, brainstorming, and educating writers in publication techniques. During weekly meetings, students can discuss their problems in essays and creative writing as- signments for school. Encouragement and sugges- tions to make these assignments better are given by other club members and the club advisor, Mr. Fortier. The club also works on extra-curricular assignments, such as writing for contests and for personal satisfaction. Advisor Henry Fortier, D. Katz, B. Cosby, J. Zibel, President K. Johnson, J. Epstein. THE HISTORICAL SIMULATIONS CLUB 158 J At printing time, no group photo was available. Club members include: G. Kao, K. Ballou, K. Huie, J. Davis, D. Alpert, E. Cohen, C. Joshi, J. Goldberg, C. Cheng, B. Humphrey, J. Lerman, D. Katz, B. Cosby. Club Advisor is Mr. Hawley. THE NORTH STAR Framingham North High ' s newspaper, The North Star, is probably one of the school ' s best kept secrets. Less than 1% of the student body belongs to the staff of the newspaper, and it is probable that less than 1% of the student body even knows that the newspaper exists. Despite this apparent lack of interest, The North Star does manage to come out about four times a year, and although each issue may not exactly tesemble a real newspaper, it is obvious that students put a great deal of time and effort into the paper. Since so few srudents belong to the newspaper staff, it is necessary for everyone to participate in all the aspects of producing a newspaper. Meetings are held every Tuesday afternoon in Mrs. Whittaker ' s room, where students discuss ideas for articles. Both Mrs. Whittaker and Mrs. Leonard, the advisors to the paper, contribute suggestions and advice, but ultimately it is up to the students to decide the topics about which they will write. Generally, the articles deal with school news, activity news, sports, and entertainment. Ed- itorials are also a common sight in the paper. Once the articles are written, and checked by the ad- visors, they are printed on a school computer. The next step in the process is layout, in which students cut and paste the articles in the shape of a newspaper page. This layout is then sent to North ' s Industrial Arts Department, where it is printed out. These finished copies are then given to the staff members, who sell them to the student body. The profits are used to purchase more supplies for the newspaper, such as paper and ink. To belong to the staff of The North Star, one needs the qualities of dedication and cooperation, in addition to some writing ability. On the plus side, belonging to the newspaper staff provides great experience to any student who is con- sidering a career in journalism. It also gives a student a sense of pride because he knows that he is communicating in- formation to fellow students which will both inform and entertain them. RTH STAR Top Row (1-r): L. Andler, P. LeClate, I Watson, A. Steiner, Co- Advisors M. R Yeomans, S. Cunningham. McBride, J. Moscowitz, J. Goodman, T. Williamson, J. Prager, J. Solemina, S. Dixit, S. Leonard and S. Whittaker. Bottom: Editors G. Tananbaum, S. Dumais, K. Huang, W. v tfyfi, George Bush: 0 Vft° v lO The World ' s Slacker There is always the possibility that cfr he is 3 crook - THE FILM CLUB eg, Afterallf even as vice-president , the most dormant stage in q V anyone ' s political career George seems T °P p v to have gotten a few ms of his friends in °f 2$go some trouble. Seeing ACADEMIC DECATHLON that he was head of w lLi m Ge °RGp the National Security EA ti To p BUs B a te Council he must have Iliru? Bs lDp . nV V.e v known something about Hoffi , the Iran-Contra mess. 159 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is one of the most active and respected clubs at Framingham North High. The club participates in a variety of activities that ranges from entertainment to service and that reaches out to both the school and the Framingham community. Some of the most well-known events sponsored by the Student Council include the Battle of the Bands, Staff Appreciation Week, the Student of the Month program, Student Government Day, and the extremely successful Holiday Drive. The Student Council also sponsors the school elections and provides scholarships to deserving students who have shown a great ded- ication to the club. A student can become a member of the Student Council in one of two ways: He can be voted into the group by current members of the Council, or he can attend two thirds of the Student Council meetings and gradually become a member of the group. Meetings are held frequently because of the great number of activities in which the club participates. A student who belongs to the student Council is a student with a large amount of commitment and responsibility; he is also a student who has a very good chance of doing great things in the future. Teacher of the Year Top Row (1-r): M. Becker, A. Alabran, B. Freeman, H. Moeder, E. Hakami, E. Bloomstein, A. Duff, J. Bornstein, J. Barnett, H. Leipzig, J. DiMilla, K. Salvi, J. Bernstein, M. Shaprio, C. Fitts. Middle: K.Johnson, E. Lee, S. Slotnick, A. Wong, S. Starr, K. Carr, N. Weisberger, D. Bacon, C. Moran, J. Zibel, M. Waldman, M. Zimmerman, M. Aronson, B. Becker, Mr. Hannigan (Advisor). Bottom: N. Sisitsky, D. Rabitz, J. Carter, A. Martin, M. Robinson, Y. Splansky, M. Kushnir, J. Shulman, J. Alpert, B. Berger, M. Davidson, S. Bornstein. BATTLE OF THE BANDS DECEMBER 2, 1988 WINNER — BEARFEAT: D. Hessel, R. Resnick, A. Resnick, E. Anderson, P. Iantosca. WINNER — VOYAGER: J. Brown, J. Prager, J. Anderson, S. Bibbo. DIFFERENT HEIGHTS: P. Anderson, J. Edwards, J. Cahill, R. Chudnofsky. SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE i Top (1-r): L. Bleiwiess, Y. Splansky, J. Ward, K. Carr, M. Waldman, K. Dickey, L. Hunter, S. Watson, J. Berger, D. Casey, S. Teel, G. Tananbaum, S. Bornstein, A. Martin, J. Leary, C. Wilner, M. Price, M. Robinson, D. Bacon, N. Weisberger, M. Mauricio, A. Prenovitz, L. Flaherty, A. Bassett, J. Lipton. Middle: S. Starr, K. Schlueter, M. Davidson, B. Becker, J. Alpert, M. Zimmerman, K. Norwood, C. Fitts, D. Basoli, A. Wong. Bottom: L. Wilson, L. Beberman, J. Carter, C. Crawford, S. Cohen, B. Berger, H. Bernstein, K. Salvi, A. Sands, J. DiMilla, M. Sanderson, M. Yaffe, J. Bernstein, C. Blair, M. Aronson. Secretary B. Berger, Vice-President K. Salvi, President J. DiMilla, Treasurer M. Yaffe. The Senior Steering Committee helped to lead the Class of 1989 through an outstanding year. The class officers stand as heads of the Steering Committee, and this year, President Julie DiMilla, Vice-President Kim Salvi, Secretary Bonnie Berger, and Treasurer Mike Yaffe worked together quite well in effectively leading the group. The Steering Committee ' s main function is to plan and organize a variety of activities and to decorate for class and school events. Meetings are held prior to any major events that will occur in the school so that the Committee can help to plan and decorate for them. This is especially true for the school dances; the Steering Committee sets up a separate Dance Committee to help decorate and sell tickets for the occasion. One of the attributes of the Steering Committee is that it is open to anybody in the Senior Class who is interested in helping out with the activities. Thus, a wide variety of students belongs to the Steering Committee, and it is easy for students to make new friends. The time that the students have spent working on the Committee has taught them the value of qualities such as dedication, cooperation, and creativity; and it has also provided them with many happy memories. Caakauh 162 JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Treasurer P. J. Starr. Stein, President M. Morrissey, Vice President M. Becker, Secretary Top Row (1-r): K. Dykeman, R. Freeman, D. Ferer, M. Shapiro, A. Reine, R. Sidell, L. Barr, J. Colvin, B. Kams, D. Kung, C. Aviza, J. Tolman. Middle: J. Shulman, J. Nesson, J. Lichtenstein, G. Bacon, S. Green, R. Cohen, K. Hope, C. Winett, P. Perlmutter. Bottom: A. Alabran.J. Moran, J. Starr, M. Morrissey, P. Stein, M. Becker, J. Nager. SOPHOMORE STEERING COMMITTEE Treasurer J. Borntein, Vice-President J . Gustafson, Secretary C. Knight, Pres- ident E. Hakami. Top Row (1-r): R. Ryan, H. Moeder, T. McNamara, D. Sullivan, J. Tully, E. Bloomstein, D. Capobianco, C. Eddy, H. Leipzig, S. Naditch, J. Bell, A. Snooks, K. Pudelko. Middle: P. Quinn, A. Duff, A. Wolfe, S. Scheideler, J. Cushing, A. Kams, L. Weinzimer, J. Huot, S. Rosenberg, L. Smoller, K. Steele. Bottom: D. Rabitz, E. Mclnness, J. Gustafson, J. Bornstein, C. Knight, E. Hakami, J. Hoffman, L. Price. FRESHMAN STEERING COMMITTEE Top (1-r): I. Golach, S. Bhatt, A. Mason, K. Bonasoro, K. Clifford, A. Levy. Bottom (1-r): L. Scheideler, S. Coveney, P. Punchard, N. Sisitsky, A. Friedman, A. Goldstein, S. White. 164 Steering Committees are a great way for students to make new friends and to show support for their class. Each grade has its own steering committee, and each committee participates in many activities. One of the activities in which all the Steering Committees participate is the decorating for pep rallies. Students stay after school, painting signs for their class. Each Steering Committee also adopts a family during the Holiday Drive, and class mem- bers provide food, clothing, and toys for these less fortunate people. Steering Committees are also in charge of candy sales that provide funds for class projects. In addition to these activities, the Steering Com- mittee for each class also has sub-committees. Ex- amples of these committees are the Sophomores ' Ring Dance committee and the Juniors ' Cotillion Committee, both of which made plans and dec- orations for those special dances. Some of the sub- committees get involved in community projects, such as the Sophomores ' Hope Committee, which spent a Saturday with some homeless children. All of these committees will carry on the tra- dition of school spirit that has made North High what it is today. COLOR GUARDS Top (1-r): L. Conlon, E. Noyes, J. Israelson, J. Young, K. Frederick, W. Provest. Bottom: L. Freedman, L. Daniels, M. Shapiro, D. Celorier, M. Lasker, M. Landau. TWIRLERS Co-captains Lisa Greer and Julie Morgan 167 HISTORY CLUB The History Club is an activity in which students can meet and talk with other students who share a common interest in America ' s past and how it has shaped the present in which we live. The History Club participates in many field trips to historical places, including Fanueil Hall, Sturbridge Village, and Salem. By visiting these places students are able to obtain a taste of the heritage which has made America what it is today. Besides field trips, the History Club participates in other activities, such as programs with guest speakers, group discussions, and community service; for example, the Holiday Drive. This year the History Club had some very in- teresting discussions relating to the elec- tion of a new President and the issues and qualifications of all the candidates. This culminated in a school-wide mock election sponsored by the History Club, in which Michael Dukakis won the po- sition of President. Top Row (1-r): A. Seale, J. Foster, J. Zibel, H. Leipzig, K. Hope, P. Grossman, E. Willis, M. Robinson. Middle: G. Tananbaum, K. Weaving, D. Casey, J. Brown, J. Bloomstein, S. Spellman. Bottom: C. Wilner, J. Leary, G. Satterfield, A. Sands, J. Berger. Vice-President D. Casey, Sec- retary J. Brown. Treasurer A. Martin, Presi- dent A. Kamer. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL The International Relations Club is one of the newest additions to the already extensive list of after-school activities at Framingham North High. The I.R. Club is an open forum in which students can express views on a variety of subjects re- lating to our nation and its position as a world power. Meetings usually consist of discussions about current world events, and at some meetings, guest speakers are invited to express their opinions on the topics of discussion. Debates are also held so that both sides of an issue can be equally expounded. This year an Amnesty International stu- dent group was set up in affiliation with the I.R. Club. The purpose of Amnesty International is to participate in a variety of different programs to free prisoners of conscience, to ensure fair and prompt trials for political prisoners, and to stop torture and executions. Both the I.R. Club and A.I. are open to all students, and both groups will provide them with experiences that will help them to develop into politically conscious and politically active adults. Top Row (1-r): D. Bacon, H. Leipzig, G. Satterfield, J. Bell, H. Arlen, J. Leary, J. Solomon, M. Calvo.J. Calvo. Middle: G. Tananbaum, J. Bernstein, A. Kamer, J. Zibel, L. Bramson, M. Robinson, K. Pudelko. Bottom: D. Katz, D. Casey, N. Weisberger, A. Wong, D. Shufnn, C. Joshi, D. Rabitz. 169 Foreign language clubs are an enjoyable way to learn more about cultures and languages around the world. The Spanish Club, Junior Classical League, French Club, and Italian Club offer students a variety of activities pertaining to foreign languages. Field trips are a common activity within all the foreign language club.-. Students are able to visit places that will give them a wider understanding of the languages that they are studying. For example, the Spanish Club went to a Spanish ballet this year. Parties are also a common occurrence in the foreign language clubs, with the most popular party being the International Holiday Fiesta, sponsored by all the clubs. The foreign language clubs also participate in a number of other activities, such as holding fundraisers and adopt- ing families for the Holiday Drive. Special events are also held, such as the Italian Club ' s I Paesani. Belonging to a foreign language club should give a student an interest in international culture that will last L-R: JCL Treasurer N. Weisberger, Vice President E. Omundsen, President N. Srinivasan, Secretary A. Siddiqui. Missing: Secretary J. Good. ITALIAN CLUB Top Row (1-r): A. Martin, D. Gittelsohn, T. Carbeau, J. Prager, M. Aronson, J. Bernstein. Middle: J. Carter, B. Berger, M. Zimmerman, M. Robinson, J. Dimilla, S. Teel, S. Bornstein. Bottom: B. Becker, C. Fitts, K. Schlueter, K. Salvi. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Top Row (1-r): C. Crawford, M. Price, J. Leary, L. Ben-Aharon, K. Huang, J. Prager, A. Wong, D. Rain, D. Casey, A. Lari, S. Naditch, G. Kao, J. Moran, E. Lee, M. Barbary, A. Ghim. Middle: Y. Splansky, B. Becker, J. Alpert, C. Blair, J. Bernstein, J. Shulman, A. Siddiqui. Bottom: M. Aronson, M. Davidson, B. Berger, M. Zimmerman, B. Power, N. Weisbereer. E. Omundsen, N. Srinivasan, N. Vassar, J. Tolman. Top Row (l-r) A Adams (advisor), A Martin, J Alpert, J Gbck, M Underdah, A Robinshaw, J. Leary, M Price. J Shulman, H. Leipzig, D Rabiti, K Pudelko. A Duff, J Bornstein Middle J Ward, S. Watson, L Flaherty. L Bleiweiss. S Cohen, S Bomstein, J Carter, M Davidson, C Wilner, T Gentile, J Lee, K Norwood, K- Wong. Middle 2: L. Wilson, M Waldman, M. Zimmerman, M Aronson, L. Beberman, B Berger, B Becker, H Bernstein, A. Sands. Bottom. C. Crawford, M. Mauricio, D. Basoli, C Blair, J Bemsrein, M Shapiro, A. Prenovitz, N. Weisbetget, M. Sanderson SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Treasurer J. Bernstein, President M. Mauricio, Vice-President D. Basoli, Secretary C. Blair, Public Rel. M. Shapiro, Public Rel. C. Crawford. FRENCH CLUB Top (l-r): L. Bramson, B. Berger, M. Zimmerman, S. Watson, C. Crawford. Middle: M. Robinson, K. Carr, S. Teel, K Dickey, J. Berger. Bottom; E. Omundsen, A. Lari, N. Srinvasan, D. Rain. THE ARCHON The Anhon staff is a conglomeration — a melange, perhaps — of people, each going off in a different direction, each with his own ideas. We are a diverse group but with a common purpose and commitment. Our staff room F202 is usually buzzing with noise — people arguing ideas, gossiping about school, working furiously to meet a deadline. We have learned about ourselves and each other through working on this yearbook. We have learned how to compromise even when we don ' t feel like it, for we realize no staff membet is more important than another. Everyone performs significant and necessary jobs. Although there has been stress, and sometimes we ' ve just wanted to give up, we have persevered, and the better times have all but erased the rough ones. There have been many laughs and always something to be excited over (getting the first layout back from the publisher, losing and then finding the magic tissue, seeing the final product, and hearing the comments of our peers). Time spent on this memoir has been enjoyable. We have shared our talents and done what we are best at or enjoy most in order to produce a yearbook which covers our class ' achievements and interests and which reflects the uniqueness of the Class of 1989 We are proud of our accomplishment, but not in a haughty or superior sense. It is a shared pride — the kind you feel when you have been a part of a huge effort and can step back when it ' s over and say, I helped make this. It is a pride we all share, and it will last for years to come. Top (1-r): L. Shevrin (Adv.), C. Joshi, S. Chitow, E. Mendez, C. Moran, K. Dickey, J. Berger, S. Teel, D. Bacon, J. Seiffer, C. Judge (Adv.). Middle: D. Basoli, L. Bramson, J. Bloomstein, C. Wilnet, N. Weisberger, A. Wong, W. Derman, S. Cunningham. Bottom: M. Mauricio, K. Marchant, J. Depietri, M. Robinson, W. Yeomans, S. Dumais, J. Greenbaum, A. Bassett. CLASS OF 1990 CLASS of 1991 CLASS of 1992 I .t seems as though the business of students at North High over the past four years has been spending money. We have purchased school rings, school jack- ets, tickets to school plays and dances, and jvarious other school paraphernalia (i.e., bumper stickers, boxer shorts, etc.). Outside of school, we have bought clothes, cars, and many other things, and we have spent a great deal of money on various forms of entertainment, such as movie and concert tickets. Although North High students do spend a lot of money on themselves, they also have the spirit of giving. For in- stance, every year during the Holiday Drive, students reach deep into their hearts and their wallets to donate money to provide food, clothing, and toys for the less fortunate people in the com- munity. There is always some sort of worthwhile cause to which students ea- gerly donate their money. How do students get all this money? While some students receive allowances from their parents, the majority of stu- dents must go into the work force. Stu- dents work everywhere — shopping malls, restaurants, movie theaters, etc. They work after school, during the week- ends, and during summer vacations in order to pay for all their necessities. Although much of this hard-earned money is spent on recreation, many stu- dents are also saving some money for college. It is hard to balance school work with a job, and it is also hard to save money for college when the media is coaxing you to Buy, buy, buy! Despite these problems, the majority of students man- age to reach a happy medium between school and work, and spending and sav- ing; and by doing this, they are obtaining a sense of responsibility that will be valuable in later life. 1 It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. — Lucius Annaeus Seneca Epistles CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1989 GOOD LUCK — AND — BEST WISHES ALFRED E. BADGER VICE-PRINCIPAL ELSIE ROBBLEE SECRETARY GOOD LUCK to the CLASS of 1989 Buena Suerte a la Clase de Congratulations to the Class of 1989 Best of luck in your future endeavors Eugene Thayer Superintendent 8 9 Robert Blaustein Barbara Blausteii 1243 Worcester Rd. Framingham, MA 01701 872-725 SENIORS ! PACERS Wishes You The Best of Everything President — Jen Good Vice President — Nancy Weisberger Secretary — Jessi Moran Treasurer — Hillary Arlen 185 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 89 THE BEST AND THE BRIGHTEST FRAMINGHAM NORTH HIGH BOOSTER CLUB Good Luck Class of 1989 from Spectrowax Corporation America ' s choice for all things custodial Burton Robinson D.M.D., M.Sc.D. CHILDREN AND FAMILY DENTISTRY FRAMINGHAM DENTAL ARTS BUILDING 55 MAIN STREET FRAMINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS 01701 TELEPHONE 875-0900 Chris, Congratulations and Best Of Luck in the Future Love, Mom, Dad, Doug Panda GREENBAUM, TITLEBAUM, LANDY ATTORNEYS AT LAW THE MEADOWS 161 WORCESTER ROAD P.O. BOX 1038 FRAMINGHAM, MA 01701 EARL S. TITLEBAUM IRVING L. GREENBAUM JOANNE R. LANDY JANET L. FERRERI ROBIN L. CAIN FRAMINGHAM (508) 620-0222 BOSTON (617) 235-1816 FAX (508) 820-1529 187 PATRONS Allie Rose Ametti Elaine D. 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Farias Nancy Fitzgerald Eric Fox Mr. Harvey Gendreau Mary Gilbert The Goldenblatt Famil Jamie Gornstein The Guidance Department The Gustafson Family Gwen, Willy, and The Gang Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayden Paul H. Hayes Jonnie Hegarty and Leah Fagan Karin Huang In Memory of Hugh P. McKiernan, Jr Josh and Heather Christine Judge Jol Lo Mrs. Ronee Krashes Mary H. Lonergan The Luchans Family Holly MacLean The Mackay Family Virgina A. Maenpaa Maureen McAuliffe McKiernan Family Mary J. Merchant Mike and Gail Dorothy Murphy The Naditch Family Jim and Linda Panzera Scott Parker Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pillie Mike Power 10 The Praeger Family Amy Prenovitz | Miss Reardon Elsie J. 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Bonnie, Julie, Kim, Mike Advisors: Mrs. Nancy Fitzgerald Miss Anne Reardon 194 THE STUDENT COUNCIL CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1989 To be a member of that community means both to be shaped by it and to be responsible for shaping it — Starbuck ADVISOR — Joseph Hannigan Co-President — Jed Alpert, Yael Splansky Vice-President — Joel Schulman Treasurer — Marci Davidson Secretary — Marcy Kushnir Good Luck to the Class of 1989 Cardoo ' s International Food Homeroom F201 Taste Delights From the Corners of the World CATERING AT ITS BEST From 2-2000 Rt. 9 Plaza 27 Free Natick Consultation with 655-391 1 Chef Robert Awards Trophy Supply Co. of Framingham Framingham Name- plate Engraving Co. 8 Beacon St. — Framingham, MA 01701 875-8672 195 , ONE-LINERS OH.Charlene and Tanaz the cold shoulder is near Charlene the hair ' the lips ' the ' hairspray ! 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THE B TEAM ON BOSE OOPS WE ' VE BEEN CAUGHT! TO JENN A GOOD FRIEND CheckangFlash TO ALL THAT HAVE BEEN GOOD FRIENDS GOOD LUCK ITZ-1 DAY IT ' L WRK-SME PROBS-THNX 4 BEIN THERE-BEC LEEZER-MAKKO MN 4EVA AND MANY MORE- GRT FRIEND-BELK JO- CHARLIE-GOALS-NEW YEARS-BOS-XO-BELK BERG-LR.TOO SLOW-WH8 SO MUCH TO SAY ONLY $4 XOBEC PI Never forget the good times we had Besr of luck Vicki we go back a long way LOR TE.DA.SBJM.SKI TRIP 89 PARTY!!! Debbie-STSPAAO-Tedra Oh yah maybe Julie! EVERYBODY WILL GET WHAT THEY DESERVE EVENTUALLY DG YOU THINK I ' M DUMB BUT YOU ARE EVEN DUMBER!!! 196 Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of ' 89 Joan Ed ' s Deli Restaurant 872-4442 Shoppers ' World 872-2224 Framingham (508) 872-9338 1-800-432-9898 MIDDLESEX TYPEWRITER Sales and Service RICHARD GAGEN 305 Worcester Road Framingham, MA 01701 Creative Art for Direct Response Congratulations to the Class of 1989 Jerry Shevrin (508) 877-4984 879-3480 879-3481 Philip T. Huang ALLITE ELECTRIC SUPPLY 407 Worcester Road Framingham, MA 01701 197 5 0 CONGRATULATIONS Ao 1, to the Class of 1989 from Homeroom C228 Makkas Pizza Framingham Mall Fram., MA Do you want faster service? Call 875-0770 or 875-0106 We will have it ready for you Congratulations ' 89 198 Congratulations to the Class of 1989 The National Honor Society Love, Kendra, Eric, Chitra, Sarah Congratulations ' 89!! Beauty Market Inc. 400 Cochituate Road Framingham, MA 01701 CvtcrilitG CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1989 Ed Bloomstein National Sales Manager Bruce Garvin Controller 199 Graduation — June 4, 1989 THE .SENIOR. WIEIY5H0W MAY 2ilW National Honor Society Induction — May 10, 1989 Student Government Day — Tuesday, May 2, 1989 This year ' s spring musical Annie was a great success, with sold-out shows for three of the four per- formances. The actors, chorus, orchestra, and crew managed to work together through long rehears- + + + + + + + Presents PACERS Production of FRAMINGHAM NORTH HIGH SCHOOL I + r - . • • - -f $ als to produce one of the PACERS ' most popular shows ever. Annie was a won- derful final performance for the seniors and a promising performance for the underclassmen members of PACERS. An excellent job.! Family Living — Mock Marriages — Monday, May 1, 1989 Fashion Show — May 23, 1989 14 Spartans Stun Natick One of the greatest moments of the 1989 baseball season occurred when the Framingham Spartans de- feated the Natick Redmen with an 11-9 win. This event marked the first time in eight years that North had defeated its archrival Natick. The Spartans two five-run innings combined with the pitching and fielding of Mike Dalto to propel North to this stunning triumph. In honor of the victory, Coach Antonioli shaved off the moustache that he had had for ten years. Top Row (1-r): L. Terlemezian, T. Doran, M. Dalto, B. Adams, A. Buckman, P. Harding, Coach Antonioli. Middle: Morrissey, R. Finlay, T. Wylie, L. Levy. 16 Yaffe, B. Filios, M. Dorsey, D. Maine, T. Carbeau, J. Prager. Bottom: Teamwork Leads to Success The girls ' lacrosse team was highly successful this spring, earning its way into the EMASS Division II semifinals. This is the first girls ' lacrosse team from North High ever to achieve such an honor. The team is proud to honor six all-star players: Jen Dublirer, Dawn Blodgett, Kristen Schlueter, Allison Chamrin, Jessica Winship, and Lori Vengrow. Many valuable lessons about commitment were learned on the field as captains Kristen Schleuter, Dawn Basoli, and Dawn Blodgett led the team through three-hour practices every day, regardless of the weather. The season proved to be as exciting as it was emotional. As players reached to achieve personal goals, obstacles such as Jessica Winship ' s and Alii Chamrin ' s injuries, the outcome dimmed, r esulting in some frustration. Nevertheless, team unity and spirit proved to be the binding factors in the team ' s achieving its remarkable 1 1-2 record. Top Row (1-r): Coach Nunley, J. Winship, A. Snooks, H. Moeder, D. Morrissey, L. Vengrow, M. Brown, K. Stauffer. Middle: M. Faiman, S. O ' Leary, K. Schlueter, D. Blodgett, D. Basoli, J. Read, A. Chamrin. Bottom: J. Huot, E. Pfrang, K. Braverman, J. Dublirer, S. Green, J. Schlosberg. Heading for the Goal Top Row (1-r): Mr. E. Cavanaugh, T. Savarese, D. Sudbay, M. Merski, J. Garvin, K. Nelson, J. Gangi, P. Grossman, T. J. LaPlanre, J. Bornstein, W. Tsai, A. Wheeler. Middle: J. Srraus, J. Kropp, J. Simons, P. Iantosca, C. Blair, C. Moeder, M. Leone, M. Brodney, C. Crawford. Botrom: M. Klein, S. Watson, I. Larrabee, B. Reynolds, P. Karalis, N. Haynes, A. Sea le, M. Mauricio. 20 What a Season! The Framingham North girls ' tennis Team finished another great season with a record of 14-4. Led by Captain Marcie Davidson, the team was able to reach the second round in the state tournament. After a close defeat by Newton North, they were prevented from advancing to the next round. All in all, each member of the girls ' tennis Team deserves merit for having a terrific season, and special congratulations go to Kristin Erickson, who received Most Valuable Player of the Year. Top Row (1-r): Coach K. Power, K. Greenberger, J. Bloomstein, K. Erickson, M. Kushnir. Bottom: B. Berger, M. Davidson, J. Carter. 22 Champions Again! The boys ' tennis team kept up the tradition of greatness at Nor th. Led by co-captains Bill Power and Mike Zimmerman, the team went 18-0 for the second year in a row and has a 41 -match winning streak for the past three years. After breezing by the Bay State League, the team entered the state tournament as the third seed. They disposed of Acton-Boxboro, 3-2. They faced Newton North, winning 4-2, and then Lincoln-Sudbury, the defending state champs. They beat them convincingly 4-2 in probably their best match of the year. However, they lost to Weston 4-1 in the EMASS final. The team advanced to play in the state semi-finals. Top Row (1-r): Coach A. Gans, M. Zimmerman, E. Leiberman, M. Price, B. Power, M. Rubin. Bortom: L. Rubin, J. Castillo, E. Sobol, D. Greenberger. 24 Top Row (1-r): Coach ORourke, Trainer J. Schultz, P. Burton, C. Penswick, G. Dittami, A. Casselman, C. Murray, C. Lind, J. Gilbert, E. Gubaie, L. Porter, J. Browne, Asst. Coach B. Burton. Middle: W. Humphrey, B. Kim, J. Colvin, K. Ballou, P. Cosby, C. Miller, T. Sotsky, J. Louie, H. Gangi. Bottom: J. Dittami, K. Meadows, P. Burton, M. Kiladis, R. Deaner. 26 Academic Awards Framingham North High School Boosters Club ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET