Greater Lowell Regional Vocational High School - Yearbook (Tyngsboro, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1981 volume:

Greater Lowell Regional Vocational Technical High School Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879 Dracut, Tyngsboro, Dunstable, Lowell Table Of Contents Student Life 2 Seniors 33 Faculty 97 Clubs 129 Sports 145 Life around Campus 193 Prom and Class Trip 209 Advertising 225 2 Greater Lowell Yoke 3 4 I school with the style of... 5 7 craftsmanship simplicity quality delicacy,.. 8 N a 11 Vitality, Imagination, Artistry, Fantasy... -J Ifcj 1 ir I i i M y ] fri fPjfr 15 17 Every Age Is Modern To Those Who Are Living In It. « Justice Benjamin Cardozo See you later, alligator Most Athletic Most Likely To Succeed Robin Martell, Dan Tenzar Most Gullible Most Artistic Dave Sullivan, Diane Fournier Most Times In Detention Class Couple Class Clown Todd Walsh, Diane Puleo Most Bashful i -U. • . Jenny Remington, Steve Borodowka 21 Cheryl Brown Most Talkative Colleen Casey, Jim Novak Paul Duquette, Debbie Maille 22 Most Popular i JBUM Diane Puleo, Dan Tenczar Best Dressed Debi Mello, Arnie Silva Best Personality Sherri Raymond 23 , Karen Agnatovech, leave all my headaches to future child care aides. . Douglas Ambrose, leave Kevin period. , Linda All wood, leave the Senior Cosmo, girls one bottle of Anacin for the headaches that the old bitties we have for customers will surely leave you. , Deborah Atencio, leave all the incoming freshmen to Chester of data processing. , Chris Archand, leave Mr. Shabouian all my late slips and dici- pline slips. , Don Arpin, leave Dan Tremblay to Mr. Shabouian in hopes that he make a tamer man out of him. , Michelle Ayotte, leave Mrs. Mulcahey all my deficiencies, and a new brain. . Maryellen Bubanas, leave Mr. Marchand my sick perverted mind so he can add to his. , Carla Babcock, leave all my sneaky excuses to Mrs. Taylor. , Thomas Bailey, being of sound mind and insanity leave Mr. V ' s monkey bites and all the bruises I received. , David “Bart” Bartelson, leave Mr. Shabouian all my absentee notes. , Mark Bastien, leave all my projects to Mr. Marlowe. , Joe Batcheller, leave to the students all the good and bad times I ' ve had here and to the teachers, my brother who is worse on attendance than I. , Hank Beaudry, leave the 100 pounds I lost senior year to Mr. Kane. , Debbi Bedell, leave Mr. D a bottle of asprins a pack of gum and Mr. Marchand all of my dead plants. , Lisa Belanger, leave all my Senior skip days to anyone at anytime. , Joe Berard, leave all my worldly possessions to Mr. Gomes, 1 gold razor, 1 gold spoon, a gold straw, and a bag of coke. , Bob Bergeron, leave to all teachers who had the chance to know me the privilege to tell everyone. , Linda Bergeron, being of sound mind and body leave my broken locker to P D shop and I also leave gladly!!! , Susan Bergeron, leave my A.B.C. gum under the table in the West Commons. , Kathy Bernard, leave Mrs. Cavallaro two (2) boxes of trash can liners for her class room garbage bucket for after EOJ break- fast. , David Bernardini, leave Bill Conaton my brains. . Michelle Biron, leave all my cigarette butts that were smoked in resticted areas to Mr. Foley. , Paul Bissonnette, leave all of my late slips to Peter Marlowe. , Jim Bond, leave my favorite smoking place to anyone who can find it. , Steven Borodawka, leave my shortness to Mr. Burn ' s and his basketball team, who might be able to use a few more inches. , Karen Boucher, leave to my brother Eric 184 chances to be late, and 184 chances not to get detention doing it. , Carol Boulard, leave all my unfinished programs to Mrs. Bent. , Cherie Bourgeois, leave G.L.R.V.T.S. with a lot of good and bad times to remember. , Karen Bradbury, leave my two younger brothers to all the teachers, GOOD LUCK! , David Brady, leave next years Senior Class, the knowledge that G.L.R.V.T.S (Beeps)! , Bill Brassard, leave Mr. Guthrie to anyone who wants a crum- my gym teacher. , Kacey Brown, leave babies to anyone who wants to take over. , Bob Brittain, leave whatever, if any, knowledge I got here. , David Bukala, leave to the drafting department under gradu- ates. one years supply of free passes to Jo Jo Yamello ' s after school Social Club meetings. , Gayle Buote, leave this school wishing my friends who are on their way the best of luck. , Gerald Buckley, leave my entire beer cap collection to the first floor, all 5,000. , Mark Bukala, leave all my Auto Body skills to Mr. K. Masera. , Glen Burgess, leave without a doubt. i I. Dan Burke, leave all my parking violations to Mr. Hillman. I, David Brouillette, leave all my hair to sunshine. I. Tom Byron, leave all my forged passes to anyone who needs them. I, Steve Cafeteiro, leave my spot behind masonry to Mr. Gomes. I, Joanne Camara, leave all my finished LAPs to my sister Ro- sanne to copy. I, Gary Card, leave to any Juniors, my jokes and comedy act and my low grades. I, Tim Carroll (aka; Blanche), being of burnt mind and godness- like boyd, leave my insurmountable wit to Mr. Foley (He needs it)! I! I, Colleen Casey, leave all the bed pans which I emptied to the Junior Health Class!!!! I, Kevin Carter, leave all my knowledge as a bodyman to Mr. Cura, Mr. Fedorchuk and Mr. Masera from whom I got it from in the first place. I, Sara Lee Counter, leave all my elderly hairdoos to Maureen Courchaine. Good luck you ' ll need it. I, Mark R. Charbonneau, leave Miss Buczek all my best excuses. I, Ann Charity, leave all my books and then be on my way. I, Carole Chakarian, finally leave with 1 ,000 hard earned hours and a cosmo tology license! I, Raymond Christman, being of sound mind and body, leave these words of wisdom to the class of 82 . Roses are red, violets are blue, if you have not partied, I have pitty for you!! I, Anne Cheetham, leave Mrs. Bent to Mickie if she can survive another year with her. I, Marie Clark, leave my attendence record to Mr. Murphy. I, Scott Clegg, leave Mike Cox ' s car. I, Normand Cloutier, leave my french knives to Mr. V. because he needs a few good sharp ones I, Michael Cody, being of sound mind and body leave all teach- ers with next year ' s seniors (GOOD LUCK)!!. I, John Coggins, leave Mr Shea one head full of hair. I, Kevin Comtois, leave forever. I, Roger Comtois, leave my absenteeism to any person who could use a few days off. I, Dorothy Connelly, leave Frankie all the good times I had in school and hopes he gets some of them. I. Ernest Corey, leave my unfinished LAP ' S to whomever wants them. I, Jim Costos, leave my alligators to a deserving junior. I, Louis Cote, leave Mr. Boisvert a promise that I will never return. I, Tom Cote, leave my perfect record of skipping classes without ever once getting caught and a new box of Sucrets to Mrs. Dwyer. Thanks to all!! I, Don Couillard, leave one tank of Freon and extra hose to Sean Ryan, compliments of Don Couillard. I, Debbie Coulam, leave Mr. Metthe all his worksheets I never did. I, Doreen Courchaine, leave Mrs. Starbird all the rotten onions, bananas, vegetables etc., to the kids of the future. I, Donna Courture, leave my brother my worn out paint brushes, my coveralls, my empty locker and all the good times I had in shop. I, Mike Cox, leave my detentions behind because I don ' t do detentions. I, Leo Crevier, leave all my knowledge of food tech to who ever wants it. I, Joanne Croteau, leave the best years of my life behind me. I, Patrick Cullen, leave the Plumbing Shop and especially Mel Shurmaster (without one regret). I, Helen Culpan, leave all my library passes, dismissal slips, late slips, and pages to the attendence office to: Fenwick, Don Silva, and Nancy Tensar. I, Ed Currier, leave the whole Science department and Botany classes my nose for future experiments. I, Paul A. Cushion, leave John Harvey my good mechanical pencil, Don ' t break it, John. I also leave the school cracking up. I, Susan Dalphond, leave Ms. Mac. all my broken bones. I, Tony DaSilva, leave my soccer abilities to my freshman broth- er. Joe DaSilva. I, Tim Daniels, leave gladly. I, Cindy Decker, leave Mr. Baglieri all the blueberry muffins at brunch. I, Danny Degan, leave the attendance office to someone who has tired legs and likes to sit down. I. Alan DeMichelis, leave my title, the cutest kid in this school, to any Freshman who deserves it. I, Mike DePaulis, leave my unused locker with locker combina- tion still locked in it. I, Eileen Desmarais, leave all the good friends that 1 have met over the four years that I ' ve been here. I, Jason Desmaris, leave the plumbers of 82 my locker combi- nation 40-12-46, it will be full of goodies! I, Tom Desrosiers, leave one gallon of Riunite and a spray gun to Joe Cura. I, Julie Donovan, leave to my brother Kevin all the excuses I used to stay out of school. I, David Doubleday, leave all the noises and wise answers to Mr. Boisvert. I, Victoria Dumas, leave all my defensive comments to Mrs. Nawn. I, Kim Dumont, leave hoping that someone in this school realizes that I talk. I, Laurie Dunn, leave my red pen to my English teacher Ms. Cavallaro. (Happy Writing) I, Freddy Dupont, leave all of my teachers the feeling of security now that I ' m gone. I, Paul Duquette, leave G.L.R.V.T.S. everything that I learned in the last 4 years, NOTHING!! I, Michael Durant, leave Mr. Morin all my dirty uniforms and aprons, and the pots in the sink. I, Bob Elisey, leave Food Tech with no regrets at all. I, Gabriel Espinola, leave floor plans of all the escaping exits when the school starts to fall. I, Judie Everett, leave all my related work for my sister so she can have better grades than she already has (although mine are not much better). I, John Farrell, leave my plumbing code book to Melvin Surmas- ter. 1, Robert J. Feeley, leave G.L.R.V.T.S. before it crumbles on top of me. I, Mark Field, leave unhapply the best shop in this high class Voc. Trade School, Plumbing 1. I, Mark F. Finkey, leave Mr. Moran with all the sad jokes that I don ' t want. I, Robert T. Finniia, leave my 1972 Chevy Malibu (totaled) to my best friend Wesley Greig. I, Dave Foley, leave as quickly as I can and not look back. I, Licia Foote, leave all the unfinished LAPs to all the new students (Good Luck). I, Charlotte Fortier, leave my big mouth to Mr. larrabino in ac- counting class. I, Diane Foster, leave to Mrs. Taylor one of my Cosmotology uniforms to have as long as she wishes to keep it. I, Dianne Fournier, leave behind the memories of the four great- est years of my life. I, John Frechette, leave all my late passes to anyone who needs them. I, Darlene Gagnon, leave all my pencils to Mrs. Clegg in Math. I, Mike Gallagher, leave this school to all the people who in their right mind, would go here!!! To Mr. B. I leave all the programs I didn ' t do, to Mrs. B. I leave her a bowl so she can cut her hair around it and to Mr. St.H. ! leave an electric nose picker. I, Rosey Garabedian, leave all the Seniors all the headaches that go with four years of hard work at the G.L.R.V.T.S. I, Debbie Garneau, leave all my E.O.J. LAPs to the Juniors to copy for next year. I, Tim Gaudette, leave Mr. Shabouian all his Henry Hudson ' s and Mr. Sheehy his Irish up. I, Anthony Garcia, leave the school lunches to whoever is sick enough to eat them. I, Gary Gauthier, leave one cup of coffee for Mrs. Sharkey ' s first period, DAILY. I, Ray Gauthier, leave my 1 hour brunch break pass to anyone in Masonry who won ' t get caught. I, Robbin Geoflroy, leave 1 coffee, half and half, 2 sugars and a very large Danish to Mr. Baglieri of the Data Processing depart- ment and his Greyhounds each morning at 10:00 a.m. I, Nelson Gonzalez, leave my shop uniform to anyone who can still wear it. I, Doris Gauthier, leave nothing I am taking it with me! I, Rob Gibb, leave a large supply of hard hats and safety glasses to the freshmen to protect them from any falling debris. Boy! That went over big. I, Pam Giza, leave all my detentions that I skipped and never got caught for my brother, Mike. I also leave my gym excuses to anyone else who doesn ' t like going to gym. I, Maria D. Goes, leave my big mouth to Mr. Snuggles and friends. I, Daniel Golden, leave my new Firebird and any illegal sub- stances in the ashtray. I, Jan Goldth waite, leave all my COBOL programs to Terry Mail- loux. I, Scott Gray, leave all my love for Lisa C. I, Jeff Green, leave Bob the aggravation of Senior year. I, Paul Hamel, leave my neat notebooks and folder to Mrs. J.P. Gallagher. I, James M. Hand, leave my Gryphon embroidered jock strap to coach Kane. I, Lorraine Hebert, being of sound mind and body, leave the echoing in the hallway of all the laughter I have had in Greater Lowell Joke. I also leave Mrs. Bent an unspilled cup of coffee! Most of all, I leave this school with pleasure! I, Deirdre Hickson, leave Mrs. Gallagher and Mr. Redding my saddle and my past. I, Edward Higgins, leave this school in hopes, that it will sink. I, Brian Hodge, leave all my bruises and bumps from playing sports here I, Brian Hogan, leave quickly. I, Paula Homes, leave a late eight to Mrs. Bent. I, Ron Hoyt, leave my locker to anyone who can get the door to stay shut. I, John Hrinchuk, leave a years supply of ALKA-SELTZERS to any sap in the future who eats the Vokes gourmet dinners. I, Sedelia Hunter, leave Greater Lowell Regional Vocational Technical School forever. I, David Jalbert, leave one shaving razor to Mr. Paul Siopes. I, Douglas Johnston, leave Dave MacLaughlin all my empty Molson bottles behind the back stop. I, Debbie Jordan, leave my related work to my sister Kathy and her friends. I, Mary Jo Jeffers, leave my braces to anyone who wants them. I, James Jeffrey, leave - leave - leave. I, Daniel Juliano leave Mr. Ventola of Food Tech a pair of boxing gloves. I, Ken Kanan, leave my bumming cigarettes and money and also getting picked on to someone else. I, Maureen Kiernan, leave to all my teachers a warning that I shall return. I, Annmarie King, leave all my related work to Paula Crowley who will definitely need it. I, James Kirk, leave Coach Kane one free ambulance ride to any hospital of his choice. I, Donna Klein, leave this school Luckly, before the effects of Proposition 2 Vi. I, Dave Krawczyk, leave to Mr. Foley 1 pair of binoculars to watch the smoking area. I, Tony Kosowicz, leave a few very good words of advice to the class of 81 ' ' , “PARTY HARTY. P S. Have a few for me. I, Roger Lacoy, leave Mr, Metthe with the memories of being my teacher. I, Gall LaCourse, leave G.L.R.V.T.S. with no regret. , Kim Plouffe, leave Mr. V. my place in the dishroom. , Victor Plouffe, leave all my sleeping hours vocab. to Mrs. Gallagher. (Because she needs it more than I do) , Clyde Porter, leave Coach O ' Brien one moldy athletic sup- porter and Mr. Kane ' s wig which he ' ll need real soon! , Frank Poulin, leave Mr. Kochanek a pair of stilts. , Debbie Poitras, leave the students behind me a boat and a paddle to escape when this school sinks into the swamp. , Diane Puleo, leave sunflower seed shells all over Room 3551 to Ms. Cavallaro. , Mark Pultar, leave all my blank notebook paper to anyone who wants it. , Steve Ralls, leave my love for this school to the next unfortu- nate class that comes along. , April Rand left, leave this school with great interest. , Cheri Raymond, leave Mrs. Greenhalge her Betty Crocker Cook Book and Mr. Ventola a bushel of tomato skins. , Robert Provencher, leave all my possesions to my friends that were good to me, but they can ' t have my girl that works for me. , Jenny Remington, leave to the Food-Tech Related class, Mr. Ventola, Good-Lucki And to Mr. Ventola I ' ll leave my empty notebook. And Finally leave to lead the Musketeers. , Mike Renaud, leave my black leather, black T shirt and an empty six pack. , Nancy Ricard, leave my ever promising health diary to Mrs. Marion Connors. , Cathy Rich, leave all those weights to those who can lift them and beat me. , Richard Riley, leave my baseball glove behind to anyone that can catch with it. , Vivian Rios, leave my customers to my friend Nydia and hope you have fun in your senior year. , Glenn Rivard, leave all the cracks in the school to G.L.R.V.T.S. , Donna Roddy, leave all my Go Aheads ' ' to anyone who has the munchies. , Tony Roddy, leave this school, I don ' t want it. , Garry Roberge, leave this school hoping never to have to come back here. I, Paul R. Rondeau, leave the entire school to any who wants it as long as it remains standing or 3 weeks whichever comes first. I, Kathy Roper, leave all the merchandise from the D.E. Mall to anyone who wants it. (Seniors of next year.) I, Sharon Roper, leave Mrs. Nawn the big E and a quarter for her next cup of coffee. I, Jacqueline Rousselle, leave my grubby shop clothes, worn out paint brushes, and empty P D locker to my sister Elaine. I, Gary Rousseau, leave everything I learned here in four years. I, John David Routsis, leave all my strength and muscles to Mr. Desjardins in P D shop, and I ' ll leave my brains to Mr. Metthe in P D related, and my height to Mr. Weilbrenner. I, Mike Roy, leave one message to all the teachers who never once caught me skipping; Keep up the good work!” I also leave my farmer jeans to Mr. McAlea. I, Belinda Sack, leave a new bus driver to the students of Bus 24 so they can keep out of trouble by getting to school on time for a change. I, Dan Salois, leave o ne empty locker. I, Cindy Sayball, leave my pass in Child Care Related for anyone who wants to go have a cigarette. I, Lori Seibert, leave 4 years of my life behind, that someday I ' ll probably miss. I, Ken Senior, leave this school to the next group of unfortunates. I, Randy Sideman, leave my Mel Shurmaster toilet paper to John Lyko. I, Arnold Silva, leave all my great times with all my friends to my brother his friends. I, Kathleen Silva, leave all the hard-depressing work of business to the business seniors of 1982.” I, Gary Mark Shanahan, leave my football locker with the cen- terfold, to incoming senior. I, Bonnie Sheedy, leave my absentees to whoever likes to be out of school a lot. I, Kathy Sheehan, leave this school to anyone who can hack it. I also leave the Mall Cafe ' to the future seniors. I, Bill Suslowicz, leave this school a tube of superglue to hold it together. I, Bernard F. Sutton, leave one Drafting desk to Mr. Yamello and the house plans I ' ve drawn up. I, Sherrie Sweet, leave G.L.R.V.T.S. with many happy memories and hoping that Mr. Wholey finally makes an edible peanut butter jelly sandwich. I, Laura Shepard, leave Data Processing to anyone who wants to have it. I, Daniel Smith, leave my rubber fishing boat in the school pool to save all the drowning ' ' fish. ' ' I, Bill Socho, leave Mr. Gerry Keating all my V.I.C.A. projects that he made us make. I, Sandra Spanos, leave G.L.R.V.T.S. before I get thrown out. I, Rick St. Armand, leave my bionic hair to Science. I, Brian Stec, leave Mrs. Dwyer all my sicknesses and illnesses. I, Chris Stemple, leave Mr. Desjardins a little guy in the boat. Also leave Mr. Weilbrenner a six foot inflatable rubber doll, and Mr. Metthe a new suit and a pair of Bon Jour jeans. I, Debbie Scott, leave runs in my old nylons to Mrs. Taylor, I also leave the patrons to the juniors. Good Luck!!! I, John St. Peter, leave Mr. Bellevance a right hook. I, David Sullivan, leave to Mrs. Gallagher my Latin Greek Anglo Saxon Derivatives LAP. I, Kelly Sullivan, leave Mr. D Mr. W. to be as close a friend to the other NEW students as much as they were to me. I also leave, finally. I, Micheal Tamulonis, leave Mr. Rock one whole period of my time and I leave the class of 82. I, Richard Tanguay, leave my dirty office to Mr. Dunn for next year ' s president. I, Gary Tardiff, leave $5.00 to anyone who can bother Mrs. Gallagher the way I did. I, Angela Teixeira, leave all my teachers in good mental condi- tion. I. Danny Tenczar, leave G.L.R.V.T.S. knowing that I physically attended the Voke school for 4 years! Mentally? I, Shawn Tighe, leave my empty Mich bottles to next year ' s seniors. I, Mark Therriault, leave my basketball to Mr. Burns Mr Mitchell. I, Diane Thurston, leave all the laughs I ' ve had, and believe me there have been many, to all the other nuts who will attend the Voke. Also, I leave wonderful memories of all my friends and teachers I have known here in the last 4 years. , Ken Turgeon, leave my books to the next poor sap. , Dave Turner, leave my tire marks in the parking lot to whoever can match them. . Steve Tuson, leave Mrs. Cavallaro my orange rake for many hours of leaf raking and all the blisters that go with it. , Roger Tremblay, leave my entire collection of Rolling Stones albums to the Commercial Art Junior Class and my leadership of the Buffoon Gang. , Scott Tremblay, leave this school gladly. , Diane Trudel, leave Karen Fryns a can of purple paint to remind her of all the good times we had in shop. I also leave the outside job for those in the Paint Shop. I ' m going to miss you Mr. D. (Father D.) , Sharlayne Trudel, leave my painter ' s pants to anyone who needs them. , Terry Trzcienski, leave G.L.R.V.T.S. slowly but surely. , Kevin Tucker, leave not much. , Wendy Veillette, leave behind my shorthand books to anyone who is stupid enough to take them. , Angel Villegas, leave my hot blooded, Latin body, to all the girls that are 8 Vi and up on the scale of 1 to 10. , Patrick Waddington, leave the Machine Shop gladly. , Eric Woiterding, leave the school standing and all the exper- ience you find if you try. , Don Wagner, leave my support to the contractors of this school. . Fred Ward, leave my terrific Welding helmet to Mr. Marchand , Mark Warner, leave my attendence record of being late. , Vincent Weed, leave Mr. Marlowe all my worldly possessions, my athletic supporter, my old size five black canvas sneakers, my deflated basketball and my inflated ego. . Ray Whitcomb, leave Mr. Desjardin a bigger jar for his quarters. , Patty Whitney, being of sound mind and body leave Mrs. Asker Ms. Bishop all my problems that I have had. I Si A J 1 4g 1 . w G0 38 © ■■ jg CT Gfl Karen Agnatovech Future Plans: Marriage Hobbies: Are Sleeping, Music, and Typing. Edgardo Alicea Linda Allwood Future Plans: To be a registered nurse. Hobbies: Partying. Donald Arpin “Woody” Future Plans: To become a paste- up artist in a print shop. Hobbies: Cars, Sports, Skiing, and S.M. Michelle Ayotte “Mickie” Future Plans: Join the Air Force. Hobbies: Softball, Basketball. Deborah Atencio “Debbie” Future Plans: To be a Computer Operator. Hobbies: Leaving school on class- week to go to breakfast. Robert Baril “Farrah” Future Plans: Professional car recon- ditioning Hobbies: None Carla Babcock Future Plans: To go into hairdressing, Hobbies: Partying, Travelling, Thomas Bailey “Animal” Future Plans: To become a cook. Hobbies: Swimming and Weightlift- ing. Kim Balamotis “Kim” Future Plans: Getting a job in my trade and enjoying my life. Hobbies: Swimming, water skiing, riding, and partying David Bartleson “Bart” Future Plans: Air Force. Hobbies: Sports Mark Bastlen Future Plans: To be the best in the carpentry field Hobbies Playing the Drums, Building Model Cars. ■PM— WaMMMHgl UuMMWM 1 ' ■ V V . - V j C Joseph Batcheller Future Plans: Join the Air Force. Hobbies: Listening to Music and Playing the Guitar. Henry Beaudry Jr. “Hank” Future Plans: To own my own res- taurant. Hobbies: Cars, Motorcycles. Deborah Bedell “Miss Piggy Future Plans: Get married. Hobbies: Partying. Lisa Belanger Future Plans: To retire after gradu- ation and become a bum. Hobbies: Guys, Parties, and Con- certs. Joseph Berard “Joe” Future Plans: To become a million- aire. Hobbies: Sex, Drugs, and Rock ' n Roll. It Robert Bergeron “Booba” Future Plans: To become a drafts- man. Hobbies: Girls, Miller, Softball, Cars. Susan Bergeron “Sue B” Future Plans: To become a nurse, and become a pediatrician. Hobbies: Basketball, Painting, VICA James Bernardini Future Plans: Work. Hobbies: Drawing. and AC DC. David Bernardini “Bernie” Future Plans: To do everything con- ceivably possible. Hobbies: None. Kathy Bernard “Kay” Future Plans: To buy some land up in the mountains. Hobbies: Camping, Gardening, and Art, “Jimbo” Michelle Blron “Mickey” Future Plans Getting a job in hair- dressing. Hobbies Partying, and Travelling. m mmmmmmm Paul Bissonnette Future Plans: To make it big in Rock ' n Roll. Hobbies: Riding Motorcycles and Playing the Drums. Hobbies: Stamps, and Sports. Michael Bond Hobbies: Fishing and Guns James Bond “Bondo” Future Plans: To work and go to parties at night. Hobbies: My car and my girlfriend. Karen Boucher Future Plans: Go on to college. Hobbies: Yearbook. | Carol Boulard Future Plans: Data Processing, working in computers. Hobbies: Partying, Led Zepplin, Va- cationing. MM Cheryl Bourgeois Future Plans: I would like to become a teacher. Hobbies: I like Sports, and Traveling. Jacquelyn Boutilier “Boots” Future Plans: To be working at Wang Laboratories. Hobbies: Partying with Sharon Rop- er and Deb Poitras. Karen Bradbury “Brad” Future Plans: Take a year off then go into nursing. Hobbies: Sleeping. Partying.and be- ing outdoors. David Brady “Dave” Future Plans: To live. Hobbies: Listening to music, draw- ing and having a good time. William Brassard “Bill” Future Plans: To travel and have a long exsistance in life. Hobbies: Guitar, and Other Instru- ments, and Sue. Stephen Brooks “Steve” Future Plans: Service. Hobbies: Hiking, Traveling, and Ski- ing. David Brouillette Future Plans Someday own my own business Hobbies Woodworking, tennis, and baseball Robert Brittain “Bob” Future Plans: To become a profes- sional something. Hobbies: Going out and having a good time. Gerald Buckley “Buck” Future Plans: To be healthy, Wealthy and Wise. Hobbies: Camping and Partying. Kacey Brown Future Plans: To go in to Fashion De- sign. Hobbies: Dancing and going to par- ties. Hebert Brown “Hubba” Future Plans: To get into H.V.A.C. Cheryl Brown “Charlie” Future Plans: Travel to Arizona. Hobbies: Photography, Music, Dancing, and Horseback Riding. Mark Bryand Future Plans: Become a photogra- pher Hobbies: Sk iing, woodworking, swimming, and drawing Mary Ellen Bubanas “Meb” Future Plans: To see if my twelve years of school helps. Daniel Burke “Burkie” Future Plans Living a long and por- sperous life of partying. Hobbies Going to the beach all summer Gayle Buote Future Plans: Wang. William Burgess “Bill” Future Plans: To stay in construction field as a builder. Hobbies: Hunting, and Fishing. Glen Burgess “Glen” Future Plans: To go to college. Hobbies: Riding Motorcycles, Ski, Partying. Mark Bukala “Buke” Future Plans: Work at Wang as an assembler. Hobbies: Having a good time. David M. Bukala “Buke” Future Plans: To continue in a draft- ing career. Hobbies: Skiing, and other winter sports. (■■■■■■■NMiii Scott Caisse Hobbies: Tennis, Camping Future Plans: Work in Auto Mechan- ics Timothy Carroll Future Plans: To drive a person crazy, and live for ever. Hobbies: Sleeping late. Staying up late. Being late. Colleen M. Casey “Shorty” Future Plans: To become a nurse. Hobbies I ' m a VICA competitor, and Co-Capt. of Cheerleading. Virman Cano Gary Card “Hirohito” Future Plans: Live to be 19. Hobbies: The art of fighting without fighting (Mr. Lee). Joanne Camara Future Plans: Work, and get Mar- ried. Hobbies: Senior Planning Comm. Sara Lee Counter Future Plans: Go to Florida with Don- na Lorenzo. Hobbies: Riding Horses, Being Socia- ble. Kevin Carter Future Plans: Open custom painting and body shop. Hobbies: Custom painting. Carole Chakarian Future Plans: To own my own hair- styling shop. Marc T. Charbonneau “Charb” Future Plans: Mechanical Engineer. Hobbies: Partying. Anne Cheetham Future Plans: Air Force. Hobbies: Leaving school on class week and going to eat. Raymond Christman Future Plans: Never to do home- work again Dennis Clement Scott Clegg “Lucious.” Future Plans: Death, Hobbies: Cars, Girls, and Drums. Ann M. Charity “Space-Case”. Future Plans: Computer Program- ming Hobbies: running. Normand G. Coutier “Norm” Future Plans: Someday I would like to have a business Raymond Coan Ray Nancy J. Coburn “Nanny” Hobbies: Cruising in a Car. Art and Cooking Michael W. Cody “Mike” Future Plans: To become a Jack of All Trades. Hobbies: Racketball. John Coggins “J.J.” Future Plans: Maybe Armed Ser- vices. Hobbies: Party. William Conaton “Bill” Future Plans: To be successful in my trade. Hobbies: Skiing „ Kevin Comtois Future Plans: Get a job. Hobbies: Cruise around and go to the beach. I Dorothy Connelly “Dot” Future Plans: I don ' t know right now. Hobbies: Taking long walks, bike rid- ing, going to movies. Theresa Conner James Costos I enjoy tennis, swimming, golf and life. I would like to become rich, famous, and travel to Bermuda! Louis R. Cote “Lips” Future Plans: Have Mr. Boisvert work for me. Hobbies: Karate. Thomas Cote Future Plans: To become rich and own a Jaguar. Hobbies: Skiing, and Partying. Donald Coullard “Don” Future Plans: To go to school again and learn a new trade. Hobbies: Getting Drunk, not having a hangover Doreen Ann Courchaine “Doe” Future Plans: Working with people, getting married. Hobbies: Softball, Waterskiing, and Class Planning Com. Donna Couture “D.J.” Future Plans: To become a gym teacher. Hobbies: Sports, picture taking, movies, beach and music. Debra L. Coulam “Debba” Future Plans: Yet to be discovered. Hobbies: Painting, Hanging around the P.C. Joanne Croteau “Joe” Hobbies: Bike Riding, Roller Skating, and Swimming. Michael Cox “Goalie Feet” Future Plans: Travel to Florida then come back and party. Hobbies: Playing the guitar until I die. Leo Crevier Future Plans: I want to be a man- ager. Hobbies: Sleeping. Helen Culpon “Huegie” Future Plans: Go on to College and continue working at Wang. Hobbies: Drum Corp., Parties, Guys, and Traveling. Edward Currier “Hawk’ Future Plans: Going to Art School. Hobbies: Sports. Paul A. Cushion “Stretch Future Plans: To build up my self as a good draftsman. Hobbies: Model making Cars Trucks, and Planes. Patrick Cullen “Pat” Future Plans: I want to get a full time job and move out. Hobbies: Music and Camping. Paul Daigneault Future Plans: To live a good healthy life. Susan Dalphond “Suzl” Future Plans To eventually become an R.N Hobbies Basketball, and Varsity Softball Co-Captain. I I Timothy Daniels Future Plans: To go straight to work at making myself rich. Hobbies: Drifting. Antonio DaSilva Cynthia Decker Future Plans: Go to the mountains alot. Hobbies: Leaving school on class week to go out to eat. HMM Daniel Degan “Sponge” Future Plans: To get a good job and make alot of money. Hobbies: Playing the drums in my band. Donna Delaney Alan DeMichelis “Al” Future Plans: Going to College, and getting a BS. Hobbies: Playing sports. Michael DePaulis “Mrs. Beasley” Future Plans: To own my own res- taurant establishment. Jason Desmaris “Jay” Future Plans: Make Big Bucks. Hobbies: Hockey, Girls, Skiing, and Parties. Eileen Desmaris Future Plans: Would like to move out of my house. Hobbies: Staying out late . Thomas Desrosiers “Tom” FutrFuture Plans: I am going to go in the navy. Hobbies: Waterskiing, bowling. Brian Donovan Julie Donovan Future Plans: To win the lottery and never work another day. Hobbies: Drawing. David Doubleday “Dave” Future Plans: Getting job for me- chanics. Hobbies: Playing basketball- Roberta Draper “Bob” Future Plans: To become an execu- tive secretary. Hobbies: Swimming, tennis Suzanne Doherty William J. Duffany “Bill” Future Plans: To someday become a Heating Expert Hobbies Model building. Riding dirt bikes, and 4-wheeling 1 Victoria Dumas “Shrimp” Future Plans: To wait and see what the future holds for me. Hobbies: Horse back riding. Kimberly Dumont Future Plans: Become an L.P.N. Hobbies: Swimming, and VICA. Laurie Dunn “Rocky” Future Plans: To get a good job and party every night. Hobbies: Sleeping, partying, watch- ing guys, and talking. Albert Dupont “Dupe” Future Plans: To hopefully become a graduate. Hobbies: Collecting albums. Richard Eaton Future Plans: To work with a cash register and work at a good com- pany. Robert R. Elisey “Bob” Future Plans: Attend U of Lowell and major in Business. Lawrence Ercolani “Larry Hobbies: Baseball, Swimming Future Plans: Welder Michael Durant “Mike” Future Plans: Would like to work at Wang. Hobbies: Fishing, skiing, baseball, basketball. Bernadette Emond Judith Everett “Judie Future Plans: Going to work in an institute for special kids. Hobbies: Sewing, cooking, softball, and art. Robert J. Feeley Future Plans: College. Hobbies: Football, Hockey. James Field “Jim” Hobbies: Ham Radio Club, Television Production Club, Senior Class Plan- ning Committee, Study, Baby Vettes, The Corner. “Bob” Catherine Ferreira Mark Field Future Plans: Will have to find full time job anywhere. Hobbies: Building speed shop en- gine for summer car. Robert J. Flnnlla “Crash” Future Plans: Go to California, meef chicks and party. Hobbies: Working on cars, drinking beer, and cruising. David Foley “Ted” Future Plans: Travel. Hobbies: Stock car driving. Licia Foote “Geisha” Future Plans: Becoming an LPN. Hobbies: Ceramics, crosswords, singing. Charlotte Fortier Future Plans: To get a secretarial field. Hobbies: Bicycling, and ing. Diane Foster “Diana” Future Plans: To be a hairdresser and someday own my own. Hobbies: Horseback riding. Richard Fortin job in the Rollerskat- Dianne Fournier Future Plans: I plan to continue working at Digital. Hobbies Sleeping. John Frechette “John” Future Plans: Highly trained preci- sion fusion technician. Hobbies: Dirtbikes, Cars, Parties. Marc Frenette Future Plans: To go in the Navy. William Frisone Darlene Gagnon Future Plans: To become a teacher. James Gaillardetz “Jimmy” Future Plans: To travel and some- day settle down. Hobbies: Music, Doors, who, and Reading. m m mmm mmmmmmmmmmmmd. Edward Fundakowski Michael Gallagher Future Plans: Work at Wang. Hobbies: Music, Doors, who, and Reading. Roselee Garabedian “ShortStuff” Future Plans: To be working with something I would enjoy. Hobbies: Bowling, art, and upol- stery. Anthony Garcia “Tony” Future Plans: Maybe go to college. Hobbies: Surf and Ride Motorcycles. Debra Garneau “Ebbie do” Future Plans: I would like to travel. Hobbies: Partying, staying out late, hiking and movies. Richard Gaudette “Rich” Hobbies: Hockey, Race Bikes, Fix-up Cars Future Plans: Work Full-Time Timothy Gaudette “Tim” Future Plans: Join the United States Air Force Hobbies To work on cars then beat on them and run them down Gary Gauthier Future Plans: Hope to open my own Diner Hobbies Raising animals, radio, and Hiking Raymond Gauthier “Ray Future Plans To carry out my musi- cal career Doris R. Gauthier “Oris” Future Plans: To become a com- mercial artist. Hobbies: Drawing and partying. Robbin Geoffroy Future Plans: I plan education. to continue my Ronald Gibb “Gibba” Future Plans: To eventually become a member of Starblazers. Hobbies: Rollerskating, movies- Pamela Giza “Weezy” Maria Goes Future Plans: To work as a medical secretary. Hobbies: Swimming, tennis, hiking, and camping. Janet Goldthwaite Future Plans: Computer program- mer. Hobbies: VIC A, and Senior Planning Committee. m Nelson Gonzalez “Nel” Future Plans: To enlist in the Navy. Hobbies: Partying. Scott Gray “Buzz Boy” Future Plans: To join the Air Force for more skill in my trade. Hobbies: Living. William Greathead Future Plans: Traveling. Hobbies: Constant partying. Paul Hamel Future Plans: To go to school for my class 1 license. James M. Hand Jim Future Plans: Become an electronic technician Hobbies Varsity Football Player. Floor Hockey. Joyce Hansen Vernon Harlowe Oeidre Hickson “DeeDee” Future Plans: Air Force, invest in land in Vermont. Hobbies: Hunting, riding horses and yearbook staff. Lorraine Hebert Future Plans: College. Hobbies: Horseback riding, bowling, and playing pool. Edward P. Higgins Future Plans: Getting married t982- 83 to Colleen Carney. Hobbies: DECA Debra L. Haakenstead “Debbie” Future Plans. Work and Make Mon- ey. Hobbies: Work, Horse-back riding, painting, and softball. Brian Hodge Future Plans: To go onto college and major in Culinary Arts. Hobbies: Varsity Baseball. Varsity Swimming. Brian Hogan Future Plans: To own my own busi- ness. Hobbies: VICA. Paula Holmes Future Plans: Working full time and eventually travel. Hobbies: Ceramics. Ronald Hoyt Future Plans: Continue education, continue swimming. Hobbies: Playing the drums, music, nnri hm inq a good time. John Hrinchuk Future Plans: Work with small en- gines. Hobbies: Driving, girls, partying. Daniel Hunt “Dan” Future Plans: Furthering my educa- tion to become a corporate million- aire and independetly wealthy be- fore 25 David William Hunt “Dave” Future Plans: Become a Millionaire Hobbies: Football, Playing cards Sedella Hunter “SID” Future Plans: To become a secre- tary. Hobbies: Horseback Riding, and David Jalbert “Dave” Future Plans: Do alot of traveling and work everyday. Hobbies: Reading and riding my bike. Steven Janocha “Jasper” Future Plans: Campaign for presi- dent. Hobbies: Just hanging around. Donna Janowicz i Mary Jo Jeffers “Joe” Future Plans: To own a business of my own. Hobbies: Drawing and getting alot of exercise. James Jeffrey Future Plans: To be a firefighter and own a company. Hobbies: Floor Hockey, Varsity Football. Debra Jordan “Debbie” Future Plans: To join the military Force or go to college. Daniel Juliano “Ghoul” Future Plans: Make lots of money. Hobbies: Buying all the Stones, Doors and Skynard Albums. Kenneth Kanan “K-9 Future Plans: Machine shop techni- cian Hobbies Drawing, collecting stamps, and ships Timothy Kenney’ “Timmy” Future Plans: To find a good paying job. Hobbies: Swimming, rollerskating. Maureen Kiernan “Moe” Hobbies: Going 4 ' -wheelin ' with guys on Sundays. Robin Klllgren Annmarle King “Ann” Future Plans: Would like to go onto school. Hobbies: Love to paint and be with voung children. James Kirk “Kirka” Future Plans: To take over the U.S. Army. Hobbies: Football, ambulance rides and E.OJ. Donna M. Klein “Dlny” Future Plans: Attend college, and then look for work in personnel. Hobbies: DECA club, and lecturing. ft ss Anthony Kosowicz “Kos” Future Plans: Never to return to this school again. Hobbies: Skiing, motorcycles, and partying. Gail Lacourse Future Plans: To become a com- puter programmer. Hobbies: Horseback riding, and ski- ing. Daniel Laferriere Future Plans: To make a good deal of money. Hobbies: Hockey, music and friends. Thomas LaFlamme “Tom” Future Plans: To make alot of mon- ey and retire young. Hobbies: Skiing, camping and fish- ing. Virginia Lagasse “Ginger” Future Plans: To continue my legal skills. Hobbies: Swimming, ice skating, and camping. Robin Lake Richard N. LaMarche “Rick” Future Plans: To go to college and someday own a business. Hobbies: Meeting people and hav- ing alot of fun. J. Kevin Landry Future Plans: To become a musi- cian, song writer composer. Hobbies: Wine, women, song, and paddleball. Mary Jo Lange “Jo” Future Plans: To go to college. Hobbies: Senior Planning Commit- tee. Normand M. Lareau Jr. “Butch” Future Plans: Photographer Hobbies: Photography, Teen En- counter, Hockey. Future Plans: To make something of myself. Marla Lima Future Plans: I would like to work in a beauty shop. Hobbies: Shopping, playing frisbee, and bowling Brian Levesque Future Plans: To be involved in 1988 Olympics. Hobbies: Physical Condition, teach- ing other people. Llontlna Lima “Tina” Future Plans: Buy a house in the country with my boyfriend. Linda Lawrence “Fuzzy” Future Plans: work toward execu- tive secretary. Hobbies: Reading, running, roller- skating. Jeannlne Leblanc “Jeannle” Future Plans: To become a Mu- sic Art Teacher and enjoy life. Hobbies. Drawing, talking, and par- tying. Russell Leplne “Porky” Future Plans: To become a profes- sional musician. Hobbies: Wood Working. % Robin Lolselle “Tweety” Future Plans: To go to a two year college. Hobbies: Swimming, Bicycling, and tennis. Michael Lobas “Lobo” Future Plans: Working in the Auto- motive Department. Hobbies: Motorcross, building up motors. Patrick Llnnehan “Rat” Future Plans: To write a letter to Gov. King telling him to drop the drinking age to 18. Russell Long “Russ” Future Plans: To have fun. Hobbies: Partying, checking out babes. Donna Lorenzo Kathy Loughran Future Plans: Dental Assisting and meeting Mick Jagger. Hobbies: Camping, spending mon- ey, and being a punk rocker. Sharon B. Lucas Future Plans: To go back to school. Hobbies: Traveling. John Lucas John Lyons Hobbies: Water skiing, leaving school early. Deborah Mallle “Deb” Future Plans: One day at a time. Hobbies Going out for breakfast Michael Maldonado “Mike” Hobbies: Bowling, Basketball, Swim- ming Future Plans: Computer Operator Scott W. MacQuesten Future Plans: Become a mason mason contractor. Hobbies: Having fun, jogging, shooting pool, and karate. Jose E. Manautou “Josey” Future Plans: To be M.V.P. of the Boston Celtics. Hobbies: Breaking backboards all summer, leaving my mark. Barry Manning Future Plans. Living. Candace Manning Candy” Future Plans: To get a good job. Hobbies: Painting, riding a bike. Daniel Malone “Bugsy” Future Plans: To continue working at Wang Labs. Tracey Manning Spacy” Future Plans: I plan to work as a draftsperson. Hobbies: Bicycling, and jogging. James Manousos “Mad Dog Future Plans: Go west to California. Anns Marchand Future Plans: I would like to travel around the world. Hobbies: Staying out late and going to the beach. Leo Marquis “Llmper” Future Plans: To get one foot ahead of the other again. Hobbies: Track, soccer, weightlift- Brian Martel Robin A. Martell Future Plans: Attend college and try not to flunk. Hobbies: Basketball. Softball, and Field Hockey. Ima E. Martinez “Ernie” Future Plans: Continuing my educa- tion. Hobbies: Working with children. Brian Masse Future Plans: To get a job and a wife. Steve Matte “Crash” Future Plans: Mechanic Hobbles Build Vans Anne-Marie Mayotte Brains” Future Plans: I want to be an ac- countant. Hobbies Homeroom Rep and Voice of Democracy Timothy McCarthy “Tim” Hobbies: Baseball, Basketball Future Plans: To become a carpen- ter Joseph McCarthy “Joe” Future Plans: Diesel mechanic, musi- cian. Hobbies: Drums. Timothy P. McCarthy “Tim” Future Plans: To become a disc jockey. Hobbies: parties, women and life in general. Cathy McCullough Anne McCaffrey Future Plans: To continue my edu- cation in drafting. Hobbies: Drum corps, skiing, softball, and partying. Mary McDonough “Mac” Future Plans: Being a hairdresser and having a good life. Hobbies: Rollerskating, and party- ing. I I i Kenneth L. MeKeown Jr. “Little Ken” Future Plans: To keep working at my present job. Hobbies: Going to concerts and massive parties. Todd McMenimum Future Plans: Get a job somewhere like Wang. Hobbies: Raquetball, tennis, running and Weighlifting. Kim Melanson “Buddy” Future Plans: To go to college and study child psychology Hobbies: Field hockey, softball and rollerskating. Deborah J. Mello “Debi” Future Plans: To become a make- up artist. Hobbies: Drawing, dancing, and buying clothes. Norma I. Mena Future Plans: Have a good life and do lots of new things. Hobbies: Dance, go to the movies, travel. Bradley J. Menear “Brad Future Plans: to get out of school and start enjoying life Hobbies: Hunting, buying cars. • Steven Mlllette Future Plans: to acquire a degree in Engineering. Hobbies: Y.M.C.A. and V.I.C.A. Jodi Lee Miller Future Plans: I want to be a secre- tary in the I.R.S. Hobbies: Watching sports on T.V. Armand R. Mercler Hobbies: scuba diving. Robert Montbleau “Merce” skiing. J. Scott Meuse Future Plans: To succeed in a music career. Hobbies: Guitar, music. Frank Minaslan Future Plans: To get my glider pilots license Hobbies: Jr. and Sen. Planning Com- mittee Sharon Montelro Marc E. Morin Future Plans: Mechanical Engineer and ski bum. Hobbies: Skiing; Hiking. Susan Morin “Suzy • Q” Future Plans: Full time job as a sec- retary-get married. Hobbies: ceramics, crochet. Wayne Morris Future Plans: To further my skills in Autobody. Andrew Morrlssette “Andy” Future Plans: To become a pilot in the Air Force. Hobbies: Boating, hunting and riding motorcycles. Roger Morrlssette “Cette” Future Plans Working at Bond Ma- chine Hobbies Sports, V.I.C.A Dawn Muise Future Plans: To own my own bak- ery. Hobbies: Love to read and play tennis. Phillip Micheal Mullen “Phillipe” Future Plans: Go to college and be- come an actor. Hobbies: Drama Club, sailing, sailing, camping, and hiking. David Mullete “Dave” Future Plans: To make it in society. Hobbies: Basketball and swimming at the Y.M.C.A. Sharen Mulligan “Mulll” Future Plans: Get a job in a success- ful business. Hobbies: Yearbook staff. Senior planning Committee, horses. Marilyn E. Murphy “Murph” Future Plans: Further my education in the Health Field. Hobbies: Cheerleader, Vica, Sr. Planning Committee. Michael Musgrave Edwin Nadeau “Butch” Future Plans: To be the best Car- penter Hobbies: Weights, Partying, girls, swimming and living. David R. Nadeau “Nurdo” Future Plans: To become a self made man in whatever I do. Hobbies: Cars and women. Barbara Nicholas “Barbie” Future Plans: to go to school or join the military. Hobbies: Senior Planning Commit- tee. David Nash Leo Norman “Slicker” Future Plans: Work at a Job Hobbies to be strange things Michael O’Donnell 0;D Hobbies: Swimming, Running, Biking Future Plans: Go back to school and study computer science and then manage computer oper- ations. Jay Page Future Plans: to become rich and remain single. Hobbies: Snowmobiling and wishing for snow. Paul Paquette Future Plans: to work a little and live it up. John Paternaude Future Plans: to be a auto Mechan- ic. William Pedrelra “Bill” Future Plans: To be successful in the career I pursue. Hobbies: my animals, roller-skating. Sandra Pelchat “Blgfoot” Future Plans: Come back and visit the school. Hobbies: track, softball and coping with close friends. Michelle Pellerin Future Plans: to get a good job and a nice car. Anna Pellerin Future Plans: Working in cosmoto- logy and have a good life. Hobbies: Field hockey. Richard Patenaude David Pelletier Mark Perry Denise Pestana “yee Ha” Future Plans: to be a commercial artist Hobbies: jogging and riding a bike and partying. Sherle Peters Future Plans: I will work full time at Lincoln Labs John Edward Phaneuf “Neuf” Future Plans: open my own printing shop. Hobbies: Snowmobiles, coin col- lecting and cars. Janet Plckels Future Plans: To travel and see the world. Hobbies: Planning Committee. Jacquelyn Pllato Poopsy” Future Plans: To live in California. Hobbies: Clothes, shopping, travel, chewing gum. ■■bhmhkw Victor Plouffe “Vic” Future Plans: to travel around the world Hobbies: Partying and painting. Debra Poitras “Debbie” Future Plans: I plan to work at Digi- tal. Hobbies: Horseback riding, music, and watching soaps. David Plnard “Pinhead Future Plans: Not to think about the future. Hobbies: Play hockey and bass gui- tar Francis Poulin “Frank” Future Plans: Work at Wang Labs. Hobbies: 1980-1981 VICA Robert Provencher “Bobby socks Future Plans Working my life away and to have girls Hobbies Hockey, working, girls chess, and sex sometimes Clyde Porter “Hank” Future Plans: autobody, customiz- ing. Hobbies: models, dirtbikes, and fish- ing. Diane Puleo Future Plans: Partying and making money. Hobbies: Beating on my brother to keep him in line. Mark Pultar Future Plans: College Diane Purtell April Randlett Future Plans: just working where can make some good money. Hobbies: sewing, macrame, horse- back riding, bowling and swimming. Michael Racette Future Plans: To be healthy, wealthy and happy. Steve Rolls “Seralls” Future Plans. Available upon re- quest. Hobbies: Airbrush, painting, letter- ing, pinstriping. Richard Ratte Cheryl Raymond “Cheri ” Mark Raymond Future Plans: Going to Writtenen ' s Future Plans: Attend College Floral Design. Hobbies: All sports Jeanette Remington “Jenny” Future Plans: Going Into the Army. Hobbies: Field Hockey, Softball. Mike Renaud “Reno” Future Plans: Work and have a good time. Hobbies: Weightlifting and Sterios. Cathy Rich “Cat” Future Plans: Modeling and Cruise Director. Hobbies: swimming, partying, and camping. Richard Riley Future Plans: To work in a big hotel Hobbies: Softball and baseball. Vivian Rios Hobbies: dancing, reading, and sewing. Glenn Rivard Future Plans: to get a job in the plumbing field. Hobbies: to play sports and travel. Garry Roberge Future Plans: going into the Air Force and becoming rich. Hobbies: Working on cars, traveling and partying. Paul R. Rondeau “Beatle-manla” Future Plans: to make it in Massa- chusetts. Hobbies: Prototype designs of Com- plicated-Electronic machinieries. Jacqueline Rousselle “Jackie” Future Plans: Marriage, kids, career in Painting Decorating. Hobbies: Going to beach, walking, and just bumming around. Gary Rousseau “Goose” Future Plans: To travel and meet in- teresting people. Hobbies: Riding horses, swimming, skiing, and travel. John David Routsls “Golden Greek” Future Plans: To become a profes- sional Bowler. Hobbies Bowling, baseball, singing, and soccer. ■WWBwiMi w 111 nw inn nil lew I I Garry Rourke Kathleen 9 . Roper “Kathy” Future Plans: Working at a Retail Clothing Store. Hobbies: Listening to music, read- ing, cooking and tennis. Sharon M. Roper “Rope” Future Plans: To marry for money the first time, love the second. Hobbies: Varsity Softball, Co-Cap- tain and hanging around the gym. Michael J. Roy Future Plans: Own my own garage and a fleet of Oldsmobiles. Hobbies: skiing and fixing up old cars. Annmarle Ruszczyk Future Plans: Going back to school and furthering my career Hobbies: Tennis and Reading Belinda M. Sack Future Plans: To return and see what teachers are left. Hobbies: Doing daring things. Daniel Salols Future Plans: success Luis Santos Raymond Saucier Lori Seibert Future Plans: 1 would like to become a X-Ray technician. Hobbies: Ceramics, jogging, swim- Kenneth Senior Future Plans: Success. “Red” ming, and gymnastics. Gary Mark Shanahan “Shana- bam” Future Plans: The Armed Forces. Hobbies: Stamp collecting, and trains. Bonnie M. Sheedy Future Plans: I really don ' t know yet. Hobbies: Partying. Kathy Sheehan “Cheekt” Future Plans Work Hobbies Softball, volleyball, party- ing, and bowling. mmmmmmmmmmsm. Laura E. Shepard Future Plans: College for Data Pro- cessing. Hobbies: Home room representa- tives. Randy Sideman “Killer” Future Plans: to be a union plumber Arnold Silva “Arnle” Future Plans: To get rich, travel and enjoy life. Hobbies: Horseback riding, art . Kathleen Silva “Kathy” Future Plans. Move out of the city and settledown. John Silva “HI Ho Future Plans: to relax for 3 years. Hobbies: Drinking anything but Milk Daniel Smith “Captain Smith” Future Plans: to won a fine seafood Restaurant. Hobbies: to catch flying fish on my arms. Lynne E. Smith Future Plans: Child Care Hobbies: Softball, Basketball, and Reading William J. Socha “Hanpo” Future Plans: I am going to be a professional welder. Hobbies: V.I.C.A. John Sodre “Soda” Future Plans: To become a carpen- ter. Hobbies: Baseball, and hockey. Tammy Sousa Sandra Spanos “Sandy” Future Plans: I plan to go to an Inte- rior Design School. Hobbies: President of Student Counsil, and skiing. Richard St. Armand Rick Future Plans United States Air Force Hobbies Bowling. James St. Jean Bucko Future Plans Mason John St. Peter Poey” Future Plans: Join the Mafia Brian Stec “Steele” Hobbies: drinking, girls, and more drinking. m f Chris M. Stemple “Stemp” Future Plans: live to my fullest. Hobbies: Drinking and having a good time with my P D buddies. Deborah Stott “Debbie” Future Plans: to be a housewife and a hairdresser. Hobbies: Swimming, hiking, and camping. William Suslowlez “Sus” Future Plans: go to the beach and get a job in refrigeration. Hobbies: Ice skating, hang gliding, and listening to music. Kelly Sullivan Future Plans: to work hard and make money. Hobbies: Partying, 4-wheeling and hanging around. David Sullivan “Sully” Future Plans: College and to be an architect. Hobbies: VICA, skiing and old cars. % .4 Bernard F. Sutton “Bernle” Future Plans: Go to work and get married. Sherrie Sweet “Dingy Future Plans: Go to Rivier College and hope. Hobbies: Skiing, modeling and Alan. Michael Tamulonis “Professor” Future Plans: U. S. Air Force. Hobbies: Skiing, swimming, and girl watching. Richard R. Tanguay Jr. “Rick” Future Plans: Join the Air Force. Hobbies: Business Club President. Gary Tardiff “Tarts” Future Plans: Air Force Hobbies: Baseball and getting burnt. Carylon Taylor Plan to attend University of Lowell and Major In Criminal Justice Hobbies Planning Committee, Track, Field Hockey Volleyball. Yearbook Staff Ml Calvin Taylor “Calvin Klein” Future Plans: To enter the Army Hobbies: Track Fields, sports, avoiding work. Angela Teixeira “Tex” Future Plans: Glad that I ' m finally out. Hobbies: Skiing, swimming. Daniel R. Tenczar “The Polish Prince” Future Plans: Go to college and maybe learn something. 1 I Michael Tessier “Tessy” Future Plans: to become an adult. Hobbies: Baseball. Mark Therrlault Future Plans: Travel and then work in machine shop. Hobbies: Play basketball, go to the beach and drink beer, Edward Tremblay David Trahan Roger Tremblay “Rog-T.” Future Plans: To find a job that I can hold for more than 6 mths. Hobbies: Being a Bufoon and teaching others to be one. Shaun Tighe “Mario” Future Plans: Highly trained percis- sion fusion technician. Hobbies: Cars, motors, and party- ing. Diane Thurston “Di” Future Plans: To move to Arizona, and go to college. Hobbies: Horseback riding, bowling, and playing pool Ken Turgeon “Turg” Future Plans: Take it easy and have a good life. Hobbies: Meeting girls. Scott Tremblay Future Plans: to get Electronics. Theresa H. Trzcfenski “Terry” Future Plans: Teaching special Edu- cation. (Big Money Game.) Hobbies: Running, looking for rich men and shopping. into the field of Diane Trudel “Dee-Dee” Future Plans: marriage, have kids and enjoy life. Hobbies: going to the beach, cruis- ing, and skiing. Sharlayne Trudel “Shar” Future Plans: Go to college for Den- tal Hygiene. Kevin Tucker “Tuck” Future Plans: To excel to higher ex- tremes. Wendy M. Veillette Robert Villandry Future Plans: I plan to acheive a successful career. Hobbies: Senior Planning Commit- tee, and Dancing. David Turner “Dave Future Plans: Rebuild my ' 69 Roadrunner. Hobbies: Boxing, hunting, and rac- ing. Steven Tuson “Steve-a-reeno” Future Plans: To get a drafting job and party hearty. Hobbies: I like partying and water- skiing. Donna Vance O 41 H 1 Angel Villegas Spanish Fly. Future Plans: To become a pro- grammer for the Air Force. Hobbies Football, racquetball. and tennis. nHMHHMBHHMMMlMW Patrick Waddington “Pat” Future Plans: To continue on in my trade. Hobbies: Outing club. Donald Wagner Future Plans: Take night courses at U Lowell. Hobbies: Bowling, shooting pool, my friends. Mark Warner “Hashish Warner” Future Plans: Go to California. Hobbies: Build fast cars. John P. Vincent Future Plans: To own and operate a machine shop. Hobbies: Sports. Todd Walsh Vincent Weed “Schmuko” Future Plans: To become will off in life. Hobbies: Hockey, baseball, and basketball. 1 Raymond Whitcomb “Ray” Future Plans: Build a log cabin. Hobbies: Drinking Miller ' s. Patricia Whitney “Puppy-Puddles” Future Plans: Hopefully working. Hobbies: Swimming and tennis. Michael Gosselin Daniel J. Wolfgang Future Plans: Career in Painting Thomas Lowe Jean Nadeau Kimberly Ploutfe sT irr It is with great pleasure and much pride that the graduating class of 1981 choose to dedicate their yearbook to Clement Gregory McDonough, a very dedicated and loyal member of our School Committee. Mr. McDonough has been a member of the Lowell School Committee since 1941 and a member of the Greater Lowell Regional Technical School Committee since its inception in 1970. He served in the Air Corps during World War II as a Master Sargeant. He has twice served as Vice Chairman of the School Committee. A Lowell native, Mr. McDonough has become a political institution as the voice of the school children in the Greater Lowell Area. Within the community, he pioneered teacher qualification, women ' s rights, CPR, law education for children, and vocational education. He has served under twelve different mayors and eight different superintendents. As a result of his long service, he has voted for nearly all of the teachers, administrators and other workers now employed in the Greater Lowell School District. Mr. McDonough is a retired Deputy Sheriff of Middlesex County, a retired Court Officer of the Massachusetts Superior Court System, and a Certified Insulation Estimator Energy Conservation Technician. For six years, he served as a Trustee of the Tewksbury State Hospital under appointment by Governors Furcolo and Volpe. Furthermore, as a father of four, Clement McDonough has come to realize that the hope for the future is in the nurturing and educating of our youth. This year Clement McDonough was unanimously recommended for life membership in the Massachusetts Associ- ation of School Committees. This honor was the MASC ' s way of recognizing and formally showing appreciation for his many years of dedication in the Greater Lowell area and in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. - We the class of 1981, wish to further extend gratitude to this champion of quality education and true friend of students. School Committee Top Row Left to Right: Harold O. Bell Jr. Bernard M. Bettencourt Edward J. Bishop Jr. James C. Dadoly Daniel P. Kane John F. Ryan Left: Michael J. Sullivan Congratulations to the Graduates from the Class of 1981 Suddenly, the routine, the bus rides, the early mornings, and busy schedule is over. You are now impatiently involved with a new life. A life of personal discovery and vocational fulfillment that your education and ca refully devel- oped skills will help create. s sss « Superintendent’s Message Remember, however, as you pursue your personal goals, there will be fewer friends to call on and fewer excuses to use. You are now faced with a new experience of relying upon your mind and self-discipline. The element of future failure or success now depends on you. The teachers, guidance counselors, and disciplinarians are no longer there to provide those moments of encouragement and understanding that we all need. Please do not quickly forget those years that you have spent here at Greater Lowell Regional for they probably represent the most significant stage of your development. The students from the Class of 1981 should never forget the many contributions that they have made to the Greater Lowell community. The citizens, the governmental institutions, and the children from this area have all benefited from your enthusiasm, skill and spirit. Never forget all of the good times and services you have received from your community tax dollars and strive to maintain that tradition, which has brought you so far in such a very, very short time. Your brothers, sisters and someday maybe your own children, most certainly deserve the same. William J. Collins Top Row Left to Right: Bruce Carney, Assistant Superintendent Sheila A. Herbert, Director of Curriculum Raymond Sullivan, Director of Vocational Studies Second Row Left to Right: Michael Pattavina, Business Manager David Murphy, Dean of Discipline James Foley, Assistant Dean of Discipline George Aslanian Marlaine Auffermann Joseph Baglieri Charles Bamberg George Abodeely Marlene Abodeely Barry Adler Thomas Adle Lorraine Arsenault Joseph Allard Frank Boyle Francis Blanchette Robert Benlncasa Laurie Bishop Edward Boisvert Albert Barsamlan Judith Bent Robert Bellavance Ronald Barnfleld Nancy Brumagin Richard Calledare James Cassin Kerry Cavallaro y David Chouinard -T : | l ' 4 ' 3C ' :h‘ Ann Marie Buczek William Burns Peter Coffin Joseph Cura Carol Davidson Ann Marie Condike Marion Connors-Shugrue Jane Connell Kathleen Conole Helaine Clegg Pat Doris Robin Dowling Leo Dunn John DeFellce Anthony DeSanzo Ronald DesJardins Michael Dillon Barbara Dooley Robert Dick I ■ Harry Donovan Gabriel Falcon Kenneth Foley Vincent Franco Susan Dwyer Debra Falcone MaryAnn Foley Mary Jo Fahey Robert Fedorchuk Michael Foster Patricia Feeney John Gallagher Robert Ganem Janet Georges Joan Gallagher Thomas Gallagher Peter Gaieski Theresa Furlong Walter Gacek Eileen Gleason Ann Golden Paul Gomes § wKr Cynthia Grady Neil Guerra Deborah Gustafson Frank Hanchett Nicholas Goumas Roland Guthrie Jack Hall Francis Heslln Charles Hewitt Alice Hildreth Frances Hogan Gerard Hould Joseph Husson Normand Jussaume Richard larroblno X Gerard Keating Karen Klernan Valerie Kouchalakos Charles Kourkoulakos James Keddle Michael Kourkoulakos Katherine Krowchun Michael Laferriere Charles Loucraft Paul Lappin Randy Lautenschlager •r- -- Armand Lefebvre Emile Lessard Patricia Lariviere Bryan Leary Mary Jo Mahoney Virginia Makarewlcz David MacLaughlan Edith Mahon John Machado Kevin MacLaughlan Robert Lussier Anthony Manglfestl Robert Love m v Edward Lynch Manny Manolopoulos Conrad Marchand Richard Marchand Brian Martin Kenneth Masera Edwin Martinez Susan Maslowski William May Raymond McAlea Peter Marlowe I Martin McCann I Elizabeth McNamara Linda McMenlmen Paul McLaughlin Dorothy McQueen Mary McGowan Diane McOsker Sandy Meade Keith Mellonet « Raymond Metthe Peter Mllonopoulos James Mitchell Loyce Montelro James Moloney Catherine Morse Deborah O ' Brien Martha Nawn Garry Murphy Maryann Mulcahey Edmund Murphy Ruth Nunnery Jean Murphy Richard O’Malley Patricia O’Neil Bart O’Sullivan Arthur Ouellette Robert Peach Ida Piekarski Clifford Prescott Nancy Rayne Richard Rose Charles Rogers Robert Redding Thomas Roach Raul Rodriguez Eleanor Royte Claudette Recco Robert Redlnger Denise Rudolph Evelyn Rutledge TO? Elizabeth Scanlon Richard Scott John Ruflange David Russell Charlene Ryan Robert Scanned Dale Scribner Carol Shaboulan Frederick Sheehy Melvin Shurmaster Bruce Skaff Adrlth Sisson Theresa Shelzl Paul Slopes Martin Shea Walter Shanahan Diane Sharkey Patricia Slattery Donald Smith Edmond Solomon Lois Starbird Sheila Stowell Edward Sudol Raymond Sullivan Jr. Ronald Stadden Susan Soule James St. Hilaire Joseph Yamello Edward Yavarow Janet Williams Patricia Ward Lance Wilkerson Douglas Weilbrenner Timothy Walsh F Paul Wholey David Willey Richard Woll F. Nelson Burns-Testing Center Director Audrey Harvey-Mailroom Marlene Cebula, Caroline Ducharme, Beverly Gibson, Maryanne Saunders, Sheila Mary Gail Sheeley, Phyllis Silver-Vocational Di- Proulx, Debra Early, Judy Bryand-Curriculum rector Judy Denham, Shirley Keeney, Patricia Judge, Joanne Meg- danis-Business Office Pat Regan, Ann Paterson, Sue Vaillancourt-Administrative Secretaries Carol Bell, R.N. - School Nurse Marla OoVale - Bilingual Secretary Kris Zielinski - Special Needs Gladys Dyer, R.N. - School Nurse Mrs. Teresa Hogan, Lynne Miller Barbara Monette Attendance Secretaries Collette Ledoux • Eileen O’Flahaven - Guidance Secretaries Patricia Reed, Health Secretary Row 1: Barsam Barsamian, Phil ( Mon Ami ) Goyette, Les Benoit Row 2: Ralph Shea, John Goldwaite, Dick Mailloux, Fred ( P.P. ) Stec, Sid Garneau Left Row: Jacqueline Maguire, Constance Greenhalge, Rena Campbell, Kathleen Regan, Joanne McNamara, Ja- net Henderson Right Row: Donna Cushion, Edith Ko- chanek, Roberta Tharpe, Dorothy Kerrigan, Maura O ' Fla- haven, Mary Higgins Cafateria Workers Joyce Silk, Al Harrington-Data Processing tier Lowell Reqiona.1 Vocai ' ioi .] Icchm ' ca.1 V School CLUBS l Mwa 4 J iNC 4 ] ’ % W, r’WT trTna flT Business dub m Vi Row 1: Chris Kercher, Tammy Rae, Patty Gagnon, Debbie Guerin, Denise Huot, Kathy Wotjkun, Dawn Harden, Kim Houston, Angie Cooling Row 2: Dave Zygadlo, Jerry Hogan. Al Marion, Don lucotte, Gary Card, Richard Eaton, Janice Remmington, Leo Dunn (Advisor). Row 3: Terry Trottier, Cheryl Giantz, Liz Decker, Rick Tanguay, Lisa St. George. Garry Roberge Row 4: Robin Tourville, Brenda Bacon, Judy Shaw, Debbie Green, AnnMarie Mclnnerny GENERAL MERCHANDISE f Row 1: Charlene Ryan (Inst.), Cynthia Proulx. Doris Comtois. Sue Boisvert. Kelly O ' Sullivan, MaryBeth Kieman. t Hg Lynn Bright, Melissa Fraser Sue Dziegiel. Marge Tanner (Inst.). Paul Slopes (Inst.) Row 2: Donna Klien n y D ° z ° “ ' ® Chandonnet, Brian Gary, Richard Eaton, Robin Larmond. Eilleen Desrouchers, Pauline Jubmville Row 3: Sue DeProfia, Soreen Baker, Darlene Tevepaugh, Angella Texiera, Pat Landry On April 3rd and 4th, 1981, seventy-nine Greater Lowell students competed and participated in the seventh annual Massachusetts VICA Leadership Conference and Skill Olympics. The competition was the hardest I ' ve seen in the 3 years that Greater Lowell has competed. Our students competed in twenty-seven different areas and leadership contest. The Award Presentations took place at the Marriott Hotel in Newton. Over 700 students, advisors, parents and teachers were there to see Greater Lowell students win forty-four awards. More than any other vocational school | in the state. The students won 1 7 Gold Medals for 1st place, 10 Silver Medals and 9 Bronze Medals and 7 students finished in the top 6 of their field. Eleven of these students are eligible to go to Atlanta, Georgia in June to compete in the National Skill Olympics. They are: Stephen Grand - Sheet Metal Cathy Ferreira - Cabinet Making Dave Degan - Masonry Donna Klein - Prepared Speech (1) Scott Minton (2) Carlos Rivera (3) Mike Chaput (4) Pat Cloutier (5) Eric White (6) Arthur Burnham (7) John Lyco OPEN AND CLOSING CEREMONY TEAM Made up of Plumbing Students Greater Lowell can be proud of all the students that have participated in any of the VICA activities, In-House, District and State Competitions. These students care enough about their trades and themselves to compete, Richard A. Rose Officers Gary Jean, Donna Klein. Bob Turcotte, Ange Texiera The following are State Winners from Greater Lowell: Harb Brown Bronze Medal Air Conditioning Vivian Rios Bronze Medai Cosmetology (over 500) Dave Sullivan Finalist Architectural Drafting Maria Lima Finalist Cosmetology (over 500) Cathy Ferreira Gold Medal Cabinet Making Paul Brunelle Bronze Medal Electrical Michael Cushion Bronze Medal Cabinet Making Robert Montbleau Bronze Medal Machine Drafting James Buckiey Finalist Cabinet Making Steve Grand Gold Medal Sheet Metal Dave Degan Gold Medal Masonry William Lacourse Silver Medal Sheet Metal George Fearon Bronze Medal Masonry Paul Longo Finalist Sheet Metal Tony Conceicao Finalist Carpentry Bill Caldwell Finalist Small Engines Norma Mena Silver Medal Cosmetology (over 500 ) Richard Boisvert Silver Medal Welding Leadership Contest Donna Klein Gold Medal Carlos Rivera 1st Place Eric White 1st Place Prepared Speech (2nd year) Robert Turcotte Silver Medal Mike Chaput 1st Place Arthur Burnham 1st Place Extemporaneous Speech (Plb) Scott Minton 1st Place Pat Cloutier 1st Place John Lyco 1st Place Opening Closing Ceremonies Team TOTAL Gold or 1st Place Silver Bronze Finalist 17 10 9 7 State Contest Nancy Tenczar Gold Medal Fashion Design Janet Pickles Bronze Medal Electro-Mech-Drafting Rachel Barbin Silver Medal Fashion Design Jan Goldwaithe Finalist Data Processing Dorothy Cimon Bronze Medal Fashion Design Leo Marquis Gold Medal Metal Fabrication Nancy Tenczar Silver Medal Job Skill Demonstration Karen Gauthier Gold Medal UN-500 Cosmetology Chris Stemple Gold Medal Painting Decorating Nydia Martinez Silver Medal UN-500 Cosmetology Ray Whitcomb Silver Medal Painting Decorating Charles Coupal Gold Medal Upholstery Roger Lacoy Finalist Painting Decorating Gerry Barnes Silver Medal Upholstery Steve Mullette Gold Medal Electro-Mech-Drafting Steve Laythe Bronze Medal Upholstery Ann MacCaffrey Silver Medal Electro-Mech-Drafting Student Council Sandy Spanos, William Suprenant, Rosemary Ready (advisor), Jim Connelly Row 1: Steve Perry. Dave Coupal, Kevin Rocheville. Miguel Padilla, Shane Lafrance Row 2: Mike Trull, Madeline Arce. Al Marion. Frank Heslin (advisor), Anne Marie Spenard, Allan Lemieux. Denise Huot, Gail Paguin Missing when pix was taken: Butch Whitmore, Kevin longtin. Jim Donovan. Lisa Musial. Scott Lemay, Patrick Waddington. Sean O ' connell. Ralph Biron. Joyce Manseau. Donna Vincent. Michelle Bellerose, Sue Therriauit, Steve Brooks. Debbie Green. Jerry Barnes. Kevin Reed. James Rayball, Mark Morin Outing dub Concert Band Row 1: Donald Silva, Brian Brackett, Gary Shanahan, Scott Clegg, Tony Cote, Mr. Goumas (advisor) Row 2: Richard Forest, Denise Ron- deau, Jay Floyd, Linda Geb- hart Row 3: Roger Pepin, De- bra Chateauneuf, Robert Hoare Row 1: Mr. Goumas, (adviser), Ivan Otero, Edwin Torres, Tom Campbell, Linda Gebhart, Jay Floyd Row 2: Raphael Allicia, Paul Bissonnette, Julio Santos Row 3: Paul Daignault, Ray Lopez Jazz-Rock Band 9 mm Junior Planning Committee Row 3: Deb Green, Tony Conceicao, Moe Courchaine, Mrs. Sharkey, (advisor), Tammy Rae, Judy Shaw, Johan Mackenzie Row 2 Fred Marion, Paula Gregory, Rita Bergeron, Janet Gillis Row 1: Karen Cox, Nancy Tenczar, Anne Marie Maclnerney. Wanda Oskowsk Yearbook Staff Row i: Mary Jo Fahey (advisor), Janet Cunningham (advisor), Tammy Souza, Jackie Rouselle, Deedee Hickson, Carolyn Taylor, Cheryl Brown, Paula Holmes, Debbie Poitras, Sharon Mulligan, Kathy SHva Row 2: Mark Bryand, Jim Costos, Tom Bailey, Kim Balalmotis, Debbie Mello, Robin Geoffrey Vco-Bdilors Robin Lake, Jim Costos Sophomore Glass Officers Barry Kendall (treasurer), Tom Kasilowski (President) Peter Marlowe (advisor), Anne Charbonneau (secretary) Michael Jacques (vice-president ) Freshman Glass Officers ani Alt Dlanninii krvtm Row 1: Belinda Sack. Jim Costos. Debbie Atencio, Doreen Couchaine, Cathy Ferreira, Ray Gauthier, Paula Laurin, Wendy Viellette. Colleen Casey, Row 2: Dan Tenzar, Marilyn Murphy, Kevin Landry, Denise Pestann, Roger Trembly, Carolyn Taylor. Arnold Silva. Dorothy Connely. Dianne Purtell. Barbara Nichols, Anne Marie King, Tammy Sousa, Douglas Johnson Row 3: Kathy Howe (advisor). Cheryl Brown, Diane Trudel, Debbie Mello. Sherri Peters, Pam Giza, Virginiahagasse. Sharon Mulligan. Candace Manning, Maria Goes, Mary Jo Lange, Jackie Boutilier, Sharon Roper, Debbie Poitras, Ann Cheetam, Jim Hand, Gerry Buckley Dan Tenzar (pres ), Debbie Maille (V, pres ), Diane Purtell (sec.), Jim Hand (treas.). Cathy Ferrira (treas.) (not available for picture) Senior Glass Officers Senior Activities - WENS KERS Gltess Club Row 1: Bob Green, Bob Provencher, Ken Senior, Micheal Cody. Mike Tamulonis, Tom Cote. Steve Mandeville, Bob Beaudy Row 2: Dar Smith. Dan Golden, Marc Hennessey. Mike Fontaine, Rick Januskiewicz, Steve Yannacopoulas, Ron Grimard, Mr. Rock Varsity Football Although the varsity football team did not win a game this year, the determination desire and enthusiasm displayed by the team was a credit to the student body of the school. When it could have been easy to quit the team because of the losing record, none of the boys chose this path. Instead, all the players worked harder and developed a pride in them- selves and their team mates. Often times the strong character of people come out when they are tossed into a situation where winning is impossible. This was true of the 1980 Gryphons football team. Coach Kane 1 ROW 1: Tony Conceicao. Bob Feeley, Mike Murphy, Vin Weed, Mark Nunnery Co-Captain, Val Luis Co-Captain, Jim Kirk Al DeMichlis, Gary Shanahan, Jim Hand, Mike Gagnon. ROW 2: Dave Maclaughlan Coach, Bill Doney, Carlos Santos, Brian Bond, Frank McCarthy, Lou DaSilva, Dan Barrett, Charles Connolly, Chuck Giardinella. Julio Santos, Paul Lentendre. Rich Zaker, Russ LoBas. Fred Murphy Coach ROW 3: Joe Kane Coach, Paul Tessier, Bob Norkiewicz, Ed Hannon, Bill Counter, Joe Espinola. Bob Guthrie, Wally Rich, Bob Dozios. John Christman, Phil Thumm, Mike Gauthier, Dave Rourke. Gene Fitzgerald, Carlos Silva, Jim King. Jorge Ramirez, Dave Dowling, John Mendonca, Mike McQuaid. Mike Gaspar, Fred Casper Coach. mzm. Homecoming % 5 Varsity Booster Club Award went to Bob Feeley Bob was the leading defensive player and best offensive lineman on the Gryphons team this year. J.V. Award went to John Mendonca Frosh Award went to Leon Supernant. Greater Lowell Greater Lowell Greater Lowell Greater Lowell Greater Lowell Greater Lowell Greater Lowell Greater Lowell Greater Lowell Greater Lowell 14 8 6 2 0 0 12 0 0 6 vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs Austin Prep Wilmington Lowell High Chemslford Lawrence Dracut Billerica Central Tewskbury Gr. Lawrence 149 Junior Varsity Although this year’s J.V. football season was disappointing in terms of wins and losses; it was encouraging in terms of par- ticipation, desire and enthusiam. Since J.V. level is basically a learning experience or proving ground for most players the coaches were encouraged by the play and improved play of many players. The team worked well as a unit and each player did his best to insure the team never quit. Many of this year ' s J.V. team will see intensive Varsity action next year and in years to come. R. SCOTT ROW 1: Kevin Vachon, Mike Jaques, Chris Santos, Mike Farley, Bob Clegg, Jim Comacho, Leon Suprenaut. ROW 2: Eric Burchell, Brian Dunn, Bob Mailte, Mark Davey. Butch Morasse, George Ortiz, Guy Brady, Peter Cannon. ROW 3: Mike O ' Brien Coach, Keith Welch, Ricky Rivera, Jose Freitas, Kevin McCaffrey, Carl Pratt, Eric Baillargeon, Tom Saindon, Bob Jones, Bill Jafies, Fred Kulis Coach. Considering that most of the boys on this years fresh- man football team had never really played organized football before, it was one of the finest here at Great- er Lowell. Although we won only two games, we were really out of the contest. The most encouraging thing this year for the coaches was that although many times the boys were discouraged they never gave up and maintained a high degree of enthusiasm and competitiveness throughout the year. The coaches were pleased with the steady improvement displayed by the boys. This years team has several players that will see plenty of action the next three years. Coach Scott Row 1: Al Marion (co-capt), Tony Dasilva (co-capt) Row 2: Bob Balakin, John Lucas, Andre Mills, Adam Muese. Joe Garcia, Orlando Espionola Row 3: Coach Ron Barnfield, Phil Teles, Paul Beaubien, Peter Soiles, Wayne Matura Manuel Duvale, Filomeno Faria Like all the school teams in the MVC we had a starter season, with young players and tough seasoned opposi- tion. However the future holds good for us because we only had two players graduating in May 1981 Also the high calibre and attitude of the team will win through, win I or lose. 152 Coach Barnfield 153 I Junior ; Varsity Soccer ! We began the season won- dering if we would ever score a goal. However, as the season progressed we began to gel and we came up with 3 victories ' -The team seemed to gain experience and momentum with each game. Considering this was our first year in the tough Merrimack Valley Conference, the team did well by winning 3 games. I expect to see alot of improvement in the com- ing season. Coach Guerra 154 Row 1: Shawn Mitchell, Filomeno Faria, Ron Yates, Ed Currier, Bobby Hoare, Jim Gagrion Row 2: Coach Guerro, Arthur Nule, Marc Boisvert, Mike McLaughlin, Brian Smith, Arlindo Espinola, Donald Bergeron, Roland Le Due Row 3: Dave Coupal, Mike Flannon, Everet Austin, Rick Mailloux, Harold Lajeunesse, Dave Gilman, Bobby Garneau Missing from picture: John Porto, Bob Bennell Cross Country The boys Cross Country Team broke into the very com- petitive Merrimack Valley Conferance this season beat- ing Andover, Greater Lawrence and Lawrence High and finished with a 3-3 record in the MVC East division and 3-5 overall. This years team was lead by soph, tri-capt Henry Gagnon who won 3 races in dual meet competition. Henry also won the Northern Area Soph division race, placed 9th in the soph race at the State Coaches meet, and placed 4th in the State Vocational Schools championship lead- ing the team to a very impressive 3rd place finish out of 20 teams. Henry also broke the 3 mile home course re- cord running it in 16:25. Soph, tri-capt. Sean Donnelly ran very close to Gagnon all season and even defeated Henry twice, against Wilmington and at the State divi- sional championship in Boston. The other soph, tri-capt, Steve Foster was also a very valuable asset to the team, consistently scoring in all the dual meets and placing a very respectable 21st out of 116 runners at the State vocational school championship in Walpole. Other runners who ran very well on this years young team were soph. John Duffy, fresh. Tim Roark, soph. Steve No- lan, soph. Bill Pellerin, fresh. Bob Chamberlain, fresh. Tom Campbell, soph. David Gregoire and senior Leo Marquis. With everyone except Leo Marquis returning next year and with the MVC Powerhouse Haverhill losing the top 3 runners who are seniors next years cross country team promises to be much better and may have a chance to win the Vocational Schools State Championship for the first time. 156 Coach Willey 4 [ 11 - Row 1: Tri-captain Sean Donnelly. Tri-capt Henry Gagnon, Tri-capt Steve Foster Row 2: Bill Pellerin. John Duffy Row 3: Ste ve Wilson. Bob Chamberlain, Dave Gregoire, Ed Cantres, Leo Marquis Row 4: John Barnes, Tim Roark. Tom Campbell. Chris Wood. Steve Nolan. Coach Dave Willey 158 Team Record Record: 3-8-3 Row 1: Kim Melanson. Robin Martell, (co-captain). Caryion Taylor (co-captain), Jenny Remington Row 2: (Coach) Susan Maslowski, Cindy Maille, Cheryl Borrelii, Maureen Courchaine, Johan Mackenzie Row 3: Donna Couture (Manager), Sandy Graham, Heather Silk, Nancy Tenczar, Denise Rondeau, Cathy Hannon 159 J Fall Sports Banquet J� � q • v 1 ffifili gfij ' ji||i ■ pD r x Jg Jzwr % ; s |R$i| fes. F fc 11 l tfHl ' J , m t Y Jm t 1 g |K - 1 1 M II Sj If ml li! N V B a a r s s i t y k e t b a I I w I £i lA 17 V Row 1: Jose Manautou, Kevin Jean, Co-Capt, Jay Simon, Co- capt, Ed Alicea, Ray Artis, Scott Silva, Tony Conceicao Row 2: Coach Mitchell, Tim McCarthy, Joe Doucette, Pat Eastwood, Joe Feehan, Mark Therriault, Coach Burns L ' s w- A i iu , J If 1 L - jfai w m wm mama M 1 23 Wftgl t ■ Ej ■ Bk is ■ m JRSM cn The Boys’ Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball teams entered the Merrimack Valley Confer- ence with mixed success. A lack of height on the team was made up for by the team ' s speed and desire. Highlights of the season were the Staff Night thriller against Wilmington and a four (4) point victory over Tewksbury. Co-Captains Jay Simon and Ray Artis were the leading scorers while Co-Captains Ed Alicia, Pat Eastwood and Joe Doucette were the tip rebounders. Seniors Tim McCarthy, Jose Manatou and Mark Therriault completed out- standing careers for the Gry- phons. The playing time that young players like Kevin Jean, Tony Conceicao, Scott Silva and Joe Feehan received, can only predict a brighter future for the Gryphons. Coach Burns Greater Lowell 39 vs Lawrence 74 Greater Lowell 27 vs Methuen 78 Greater Lowell 44 vs Haverhill 53 Greater Lowell 26 vs Lowell 66 Greater Lowell 45 vs Dracut 58 Greater Lowell 43 vs Methuen 58 Greater Lowell 44 vs Billerica 60 Greater Lowell 39 vs Chelmsford 53 Greater Lowell 46 vs Lawrence 51 Greater Lowell 36 vs Austin 70 Greater Lowell 40 vs Gr. Lawrence 86 Greater Lowell 27 vs Andover 80 Greater Lowell 46 vs Wilmington 50 Greater Lowell 46 vs Lawrence Central 82 Greater Lowell 39 vs Haverhill 63 Greater Lowell 44 vs Dracut 56 Greater Lowell 45 vs Law. Central 62 Greater Lowell 49 vs Gr. Lawrence 95 Greater Lowell 52 vs Tewksbury 49 Greater Lowell 37 vs Andover 66 Greater Lowell 37 vs Lowell 88 D 7 WS J V B a s k e t I Row 1: Pat Perez, Dave McCullough, Mike Gettings, Bill Counter, Ed Cantres, Scott Silva Row 2: Coach David Maclaughlan, Jim Jordan, Scott Wright, Brian Weiffering, Mike Maille 166 Row 1: Ruben Santiago. Eric Baillargeron, Richard Gonzalez, David Couilliard, Bill Gleason Row 2: Steve Maille. Carl Pratt, George Ortez, Bob Maille, Victor Rosado, Wesley Burk, Bob Nogler, Coach Martin Freshman Basketball The freshmen basketball team finished the season with a record of 5 wins and 12 losses. Victories over Andover, East Tewksbury, Tyngsboro, Wilmington and Austin Prep. Ruben Santiago was the win- ner of the Gryphon Booster Club Award. Coach Martin 0 This year’s edition of Gryphon wrestling posted a fine 6-9-1 seasonal record. They proved their mettle in a very tough Merrimack Valley Conference by posting wins over Wilmington, Andover, Haverhill, and Dracut. Had the team been able to find a 190 pounder and a heavyweight, they very well could have been 10 and 6. Even in losing they were never really, out of any match. Their spirits were indomitable. Coach Foley Row 1: Charlie Connolly, John Riley, Co-Capt Jim Kasilowski. Co-Capt, Mike Murphy, John Farrell, Kevin Archambault Row 2: Tony Barbera. Bob Heath, Dave Mercier, Thomas Kasilowski, David Gregoire, Ernest Hamilton Row 3: Coach Kulis. Coach Dillon, Ted Jean, Mike Chagnon. Gene Fitzgerald, Mike Ryan, Joe Nutter, John Mendonca, Coach Foley Missing Mike Gasper, Jim Novak w r e s t I ■ i n 169 G ■ I r I s B a s k e t b a I I Row 1: Gwen Artis, Robin Martell, Sue Bergeron, Sue Dalphond, Johan MacKenzie Row 2 Coach Scannell, Kathy Hannon, Celeste Cimon, Nancy Diaz, Denise Rondeau, Kim Marguis, Ass ' t. Coach Joanne Patenaude Missing: Diane Martin, Donna Duffany The Greater Lowell Girl’s Basketball Team fought through a tough season. The five veterans, complimented by the five rookies, proved a formidable match for such powerhouses as Chelmsford and Methuen with a phenomenal display of tenacity and the desire to win. Seniors Sue Dalphond, Robin-Martell, and Sue Bergeron will be genuinely missed but the example they set will serve as foundation for all future teams here at Greater Low- ell. Coach Scanned 171 OOi I o o r T r Row 1: Mike Hauman, Co-Capt. Linda Lawrence, CoCapt. Sean Donnelly, Leo Marquis, John Duffy, Bill Pellerin, Tom Campbell Row 2: John Casey, John Barnes, Paul Bounelle, John Ponto, Dave Dowling, Mike Hogan, Chris Santos Row 3: Coach Dick, Lisa Maldonado, Leanne Dong, Cindy Cushion, Rachel Leblanc, Jeanne Mello. Tammy Prepelca, Dottie Cimon. Row 4: Scot Mennella, George Barroso, Mike Arpin, Mike Gauthier, Paul Beaubien, Tim Rourke, Steve Nolan, Joe Espinola. Missing: Henry Gagnon Pumping Iron The weightlifting program is opened to any student here at Greater Lowell. The program is run by Coach Kane and Coach Casper. The program is designed to improve strength and cardiovascular fitness. Vasco DaSilv - 1 Fred Bond - 2 Mike Jacques - 3 Bob Clegg - 4 Joe Gionet - 5 Leon Suprenant - 6 Kevin McCaffrey - 7 Ray Dowrey - 8 Mike Farley 9 Mike Gagon - 10 Freddy Rich - 11 Julio Santos - 12 Dan Barrett - 13 Peter Lussier - 14 Fred Fuller - 15 Jo Turcotte - 16 Bob Rocheleau - 17 Charles Giardinella - 18 Rich Zaker - 19 Mike Gauthier - 20 Peter Soiles - 33 4 A 1 I jfk K ' Jm 2 ' tBS . S? --J ! i 1 wldV « r MF m «%«l y ■ ftn W Ms . r i r i b i L l k r f | l 4V : m f Tak I I ' Try Row 1: Dan Tenczar, Mark Frenette, Captain Brian Hodge. Rich Riley. John Sodre Row 2: David Dowling, David Bello, Bill Aube. Rich Palisoul, Val Luis, Ernie Baillargeon, Bill Counter, Jay Simon, Scott LeMay. Coach Brian Martin a r s i t y B a s e b a I I Varsity Baseball finished the season with a 4-16 re- cord. The wins over Austin Prep, Dracut and An- dover (twice), were high- lights of the season. Ernie Baillage and Bill Aube pitched over 50 innings each. Seniors who will be missed next year are John Sodre, Dan Tenczar, Rich Riley, Marc Frenette, and Captain Brian Hodge. Q CT D Q OB Row 1: Andy Godfroy. Mike Hogan, Eric Baillargeon, Mike Gasper, Marty Lagasse, John Duffy, Eduardo Cantres Row 2: Coach MacLaughlan, Jimmy Camacho, John Mendonca, Tom Burgess, Scott Silva, Jim Renaud, Chris Santos, Ed Graham The freshman baseball team had a successful season winning three and tying 3 times in a 16 game schedule. Highlights of the season were a tie game wit h league leader Andover West and victories over Andover East, Wilmington and Lawrence. The young Gryphons pitching was led by Carl Pratt and Mark Davey while leading hitters were Rich Gonzalez. Mike Farley, Dave Couillard and Adam Meuse Coach Burns fh p P f!V ' r d tjQy wFj w test r Row 1: Keith Welch, Bill Dalton, Kevin McCaffrey, Peter Dyszczyk, Richard Gonzalez Row 2: Jim Tsitsianopoulos, Peter Cannon, David Barlow, Carl Pratt, Adam Meuse, Coach Burns Row 3: Mark Davey, Mike Finneral, Mike Farley, Bob Maille Freshmen Baseball 181 ■■ Row 1: Ann-Marie Spinard, Debbie Gauthier, Maria Goes, Darlene Denham, Kim Cloutier. Row 2: Darlene Gagnon, Celeste Cimon, Madeline Arce, Mary Jo Brill, Jill Richards, Kelley Couty, Coach Dave Willey. Row 3: Leanne Dong, Cindy Cushion, Maria Albert, Carolyn Taylor. Donna Suprenor, Rachael LeBlanc. Girts Reid Track The first year Girls Track Team had a very successful season with 18 girls coming out for the team setting 10 new school re- cords. The team was led by Senior Cap- tain Maria Goes who set the school re- cord in the Discus Throw (92 ' 1 ) and also was a consistant scorer in teh Shot Put, 100 yard Dash, and 440 Yard Relay. Other consistant scorers were sophomore Dar- lene Denham in the 440, sophomore Madeline Arce in the Javelin, sophomore Leanne Dong in the Mile, junior Darlene Gagnon in the 220, freshmen Celeste Gagnon in the High Jump and 2 Mile Run, freshmen Rachal Leblanc in the Long Jump and 880, freshmen Kim Cloutier in the 100 and 220, and sophomore Ann- Marie Spinard in the Mile. Coach Willey 183 UILJ ■ I e I d r a c Row 1: Dan Rathbun, Dave Gouveia. Bill Pellerin, Ron Yates, Scott Kitteridge, Bob Chase, Bill Fuller, Charles Coupal Sean Donnelly Row 2: Coach Murphy, George Barroso, Scott Menella, Brian Bond, Mike Gauthier, Gary Shanahan, Julio Santos, Henry Gagnon, Manny Silva, Steve Foster, Roger Pepin, Andre Mills, Robert Dozois, Steve Nolin, Calvin Taylor, Coach Redding Row 3: John Barnes, John Porto, Mike Ryan, Mike Suarez, Robert Labonte, Paul Brunelle, Mike Arpin, Mark Diette, Tom Campbell, Rick Mailloux, Tim Roark, Paul McNeil 184 The Gryphon Track Field squad was led by Tri Captains Henry Gagnon, Julio Santos and Manny Silva. The team competed with great pride and determination in the Merri- mack Valley Conference. Although the team lacked great depth, the Golden Striders won more first places than ever before and defeated Greater Lawrence for the third successive year. They emerged from the season with an undefeated relay quartet, and the satisfaction that they had earned the respect of the MVC athletes and coaches. Coach Murphy - j ] . j i . i Row i: Jenny Remington, Nancy Rivera, Sue Archambault Row 2: Co- Captain Sue Dalphond, Kim Marquis, Sharon Roper (co-capt.) Mary Joyce, Coach Liz McNamara Row 3: Johan Mackenzie. Judy Shaw, Debbie Green, Denise Rondeau Absent: Diane Desroisiers Varsity Softball The Varsity Softball finished their f irst season in the MVC with an overall record of 7 wins 10 losses. The team played in some really close games and were very competitive. Our winning games were against Keith Hall, Dracut, Lawrence, Gr. Lawrence, Andover, and Tewksbury. Row 1: Sue Killgren, Captain Cindy Maille. Judy Banacos, Linda Letendre Row 2: Coach Roland H. Guthrie. Donna Vincent, Rita Benoit. Janice Remington. Nancy Diaz Missing - Darlene Tevepaugh This was the first year for the Greater Lowell Girls Tennis Team. Although they struggled to a 2- 14 record it was a very successful season in other ways. Each of the nine girls improved considerably and all of them appeared to en- joy the season. Also the team consisted of all underclassmen and there appears to be a bright future ahead. The team consist- ed of two freshmen, four sopho- mores, and three juniors and un- der the leadership of their junior captain Cindy Maille everyone is looking for a very successful sea- son in 1982. 189 % § ;� 4 v w mm ■’■•■■ 4 , ' i 0 Spring Sports Banquet ' • $ ■■■ v ,, :,f I When E.F. Hutton talks, everybody listens. Anyone can walk up the stairs. f I feel good all under. She said pin the tail on the donkey you tool. Mr. America 1980? A pass . . . It’s down there. 196 m But I’d rather use Clearasll. A is for App What do you mean there’s only Wrestling, Guitar and Bachelor Living? ; T K-J L g- j Magic timer on the wall, who’s the tairest of them all? Oh, you put the glue on the back? I can’t move, my hair is stuck in the drawer. You should see my Ph.D. w All right you guys, lets do the bunny hop. %i?m tit. Old jocks never die they just lose their support. Ve havf ways of dealing vith you, Charlie. Yes, this is Jackie’s mother. Please dismiss me from school - tmmmm mmmm ' • - . - Be serious! One, two, three, O’Leary Whadda ya mean Duck Island ain’t workln’? What you see is what you’re gonna get. Senior Class Trip • Bermuda? 209 The Famous Final Scene ■i m MB A 1 .+nm- « f r ’ Graduation 220 f 223 AND PIPEFITTERS Local 132 Lowell Massachusetts DAVID J. CUNNINGHAM Business Manager MARTIN BRODERICK President APPRENTICE COMMITTEE JOHN P. KELTY Vice President REYNOLD ILG Financial Secretary G. STEVEN McGEE Recording Secretary The membership of the Plumb- ers and Pipefitters Union in the Greater Lowell Area congratu- lates the entire G.L.R.V.T.S. graduating Class of 1981 and wishes each and every member of the Class the best of luck in their chosen new careers. James Fleming David J. Cunningham Albert Solomon Kennith Keddie David Solomon James E. Curry D. William Curry Brian Flynn United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry of the United States and Canada MARTIN J. WARD General President JOSEPH A. WALSH General Secretary-Treasurer MARVIN J. BOEDE Assistant General President CHARLES J. HABIG Asst. General Secretary-Treasurer rr WHITE OECTRIC SALES AND SERVICE Motors — Transformers — Controls Variable Speed Specialists In Drives And Systems Application — Surveys — Panels, UL Approved — Designed And En gineered To Specs — Power Factor Correction — New And Rebuilt Equipment Complete Service Center UL Approved — AC-DC Motor Rewinding And Repairs — Winding Redesign Industrial Wiring And Contracting — Industrial Electronics — Repair And Service 617 — 458-6336 430 BROADWAY EST. 1932 LOWELL, MASS. 01854 BALLYMORE LOUISVILLE LADDER PRODUCTS I STEEL SCAFFOLDING Sales - Rentals - Erection BOSTON LADDER SCAFFOLDING CO., INC. STAGING - LADDERS • SPECIALTIES 194 Freeport St. Boston, (Dorch.) Mass. 02122 (617) 825-8704 227 K? Mr. John Ladies Hair Styling 201 Market St. Lowell, Mass. Phone 453-8803 Walk In Service NEW ENGLAND CEMENT BLOCK PIPE CO. Manufacturers of CEMENT BLOCKS, BRICKS PATIO BLOCKS Full Line of Masonry Supplies 454-0080 453-5702 Brick, Sand 479 Broadway Road Stone and Fill Dracut, Mass. 228 KOSEXHLOOM ' S PARTY STORE t A COMPLETE LINE OF PAPER fit PLASTIC TABLEWARE, PARTY SUPPLIES DECORATIONS 1100 GORHAM S1KF.E1 LOWELL, MA 01852 458 3953 • INDUSTRIAL HARDWARE TOOLS • HOME HARDWARE GARDENING ITEMS • PLUMBING SUPPLIES • DERUSTO PAINT • FAIRBANKS TRUCKS CASTERS • MORSE DRILLS • WISS SHEARS • POWER TOOLS • BLACK DECKER 458-4593 60 FLETCHER ST., LOWELL Best Wishes to the Class of ' 81, good luck in whatever you do. Nardon Sand 8c Gravel Co., Inc., 37 Power Rd., Westford, MA 01886 229 Towers Motor Parts Corporation ESTABLISHED 1922 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND EQUIPMENT 80 CHURCH STREET • LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 01853 • TELEPHONE 458-4511 Distributors Of Heavy Duty, Imperial Multi-Viscasity, XLO For Diesels, Gear Lubes And Greases For Every Application Motor Oils Amalie. Better than it has to be. GU ( (Mirier ( n K I’ n l l l ci N 165 JACKSON STREET, LOWELL, MASS 01852 230 It all starts here at m 8 CONVENIENT OFFICES LOWELL 459-2361 34 JOHN STREET 453-7620 MIDDLESEX PLAZA BILLERICA 663-4411 CHELMSFORD 256-2546 DRACUT 957-4240 N. CHELMSFORD 251-3531 TEWKSBURY SHOP CTR 851-9771 WILMINGTON PLAZA 657-5049 ALL DEPOSITS INSURED IN FULL DOLAN FUNERAL HOME JAMES F. DOLAN , DIRECTOR SERVING ALL FAITHS AIR CONDITIONING OFF STREET PARKING 106 MIDDLESEX ST: NORTH _ p4 CHELMSFORD 251-4041 L- Congratulations Graduates from Chelmsford Street Motors 360 Chelmsford St. Lowell, MA 459-2222 Jack Spinney Winky fylcCarty We Sell Fine Cars. 4a 231 SOUCY WIRE IRON WORKS, INC. 452-4221 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE CLASS 427 Riverside St. Lowell, Mass. 01854 Best of Luck Graduates from Business Club Best wishes graduates from Student Council. Member F DIC .£ ? MORE THAN JUST A SAVINGS BANK SCALES - SERVICE RENTALS Collins Office Equipment Co. HOWARD COLLINS 24 CAMBRIDGE ST LOWELL, MASS. 01852 458-1221 MEEHAN TOURS - A COMPLETE TRAVEL SERVICE - MON.-fRI. 9 00-5:00 THURS. EVES. TIU 8:00 PATRICE R. MEEHAN, PRES. SAT. 9:00-12:00 aOSED SATURDAYS JUIY TO NOV. 10 KEARNEY SQUARE. LOWELL 458-2516 EsL 1892 washincton savincs 30 Middlesex street, Lowell 458-7999 235 w Used Cars General Repairing EASTERN MOTOR SALES, INC. 28 West ford Road Tyngsboro, Mass. Robert Hughes Tel. 649-6676 We Buy Wrecked, Burned, or Junk cars AMERICAN AUTO TRUCK PARTS, RIC. LATE MODEL AUTO TRUCK PARTS Westford Road Tel. (617) 649-9339 Tyngsboro, MA. 01879 LO-KAI Businessman ' s Luncheon Mon. -Sat., 11:30-3:00 Cantonese and Polynesian Food COCKTAILS Take Out Service 957-2302 1655 Lakeview Ave. Dracut, MA. Live Entertainment Thursday-Friday and Saturday Hours: Mon., Tues. Wed.- 11:30 to 1:00 am.; Thurs., Fri., Sat.- 11:30 to 1:30 am.; Sun . Holidays- 12:00 NOON to 1:00 am. Charlie’s Place 1164 Lawrence St. Lowell, Mass. 01852 452-2991 Subs any way you like them. Delicious pizza Friendly Atmosphere 236 proper coverage In insurance the best costs no more . . sometimes even less! 458-1275 CaddellByers ■ fcif ' a in A nr r Pki «u m Proper Coverage INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 21 George St., Lowell, MA Burlington Branch Office : 16 N.E. Executive Park 657-5045 % 237 KT Shurfine Market 220 MIDDLESEX ROAD - TYNGSBORO, MA. 01879 Congratulations to the class of 81 ' 24 hour l.ol TOWING SERVICE Tel. 453-851 1 JAY’S SHELL SERVICE 2 A HOUR TOWING 472 PRINCETON BLVD. LOWELL. MASS. Ifti = er r . I A YL OR ( esi Cry £ SERVICES: Passbook Statement Savings Accounts • Term Deposit Certificates • N.O.W. Accounts • IRA Keogh Retirement Savings Accounts • Interest Bearing Club Accounts • Mortgages • Home Improvement Loans • Safe Deposit Vaults • T ravelers Checks • Money Orders • U.S. Savings Bonds Lowell, 45 Central Street 454-45663 COMMONWEALTH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 12 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: Lowell - Home Office, 45 Central Street Branch Office, Downtown Lowell Chelmsford - 296 Chelmsford St. Tewksbury - 1900 Main St. Burlington 13 Center St. Littleton - 265 Great Rd. Framingham - 899 Edgell Rd. Sudbury - 450 Boston Post Rd Acton - 201 Great Rd. Pepperell - 118 Main St Leominster - 11 Park St Amherst - 253 Triangle St. 239 240 Account subject to 1 Vi X Service Charge per month on Post Due Balance or II X per year , VCote .1 , CUSTOM MADE IMPORTED PAINTS WALLPAPER [ WALLPAPER] j t COTE S ENTERPRISES, INC. 331 BROADWAY, LOWELL, MASS. 01854 TcL 435 7161 or 453 1711 Congratulations Graduating Class of 1981 C l Electical Supply Co. Inc. 14 Perkins Street Lowell, MA 01854 OPEN 1 1 :30 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. CLOSED MONDAY Jacoppi’s ITALIAN RESTAURANT MIDDLESEX ROAD TYNGSBORO, MASS. 01879 TELEPHONE 649-9179 ■■■■■■Hi - ’ ■ ' - ■ , , „ ■ Y L ; ■ u : ess Central Steel Supply Co. Inc. Foley Street Somerville, MA 02145 Charles and Dino P. Sarsntos Roland J. Page, Prop. Tel. (617) 458-6539 LOWELL AQUARIUM ISOUlElSl LOWELL MEDICAL INSTRUMENT CO.. INC. 55 Church Street • Lowell, Mauachusettt 01852 • (617)459-5101 SPONSORS Mr. 8c Mrs. David Cunningham Mary Jo Fahey J 8c R Custom Benoit Marchand Painting 8c Decorating Kenneth Masera In memory of Rich McLellan The Modeski Family Dick O ' Malley Dick Rose Mr. 8c Mrs. Peter Routsis 8c Darlene Effie Tyros Mr. 8c Mrs. Richard Wagner Mr. 8c Mrs. Raymond Wolfgang Robert Fedorchuk S I Distributors • Wholesale 8c Retail TROPICAL FISHES AND PET SUPPLIES 525 CHELMSFORD STREET LOWELL, MASS. 01851 242 Patrons George S. Abodeely Thomas Adie Barry Adler A Friend Joseph R. Allard Douglas W. Ambrose Lorraine Arsenault George Aslanian Bill Aube Mrs. B. Mr. B. Joseph Baglierl Charles Bamberg Al Barsamlan Paul Beaubien Tasas N. Belesis Robert Bellanvance Mr. Edward Boisvert Mr. Frank Boyle Albert C. Brox Judith Bryand Nancy Brousseau William Burns Richard Calledare Bruce Carney Denise R. Casale James M. Cassin Kerry Anne Cavallaro Marlene Cebula Steven N. Chateauneut David Choulnard Helalne Clegg Peter Coffin Anne Marie Condike Jane Connell Kathy Conole Debbie Coulam Donna Cushion Mr. John DeFellce Judith Denham Robert Dick Harry Donovan Mr. Howdy Doodle Barbara Dooley Robin Dowling Caroline Ducharme Jane Dumont Leo Dunn Mrs. Susan Dwyer Debbie Early Gabriel Falcon Harriet D. Flashenberg Mary Ann Foley Michael Foster Vincent Franco Jack Gallagher Joan P. Gallagher Mr. Mrs. Thomas W. Gallagher Robert Ganem Doris Gauthier Janet Georges Chuch Glardlnella Beverly A. Gibson Eileen Gleason Paul M. Gomes Nicholas Goumas Phil Goyette Constance C. Grennhalge Nell Guerra George Harrington Audrey Harvey John Harvey Janet Henderson Shelia A. Herbert Frank Heslln Mary Higgins Charlie Hillman Mrs. Theresa K. Hogan Mr. Gerard Hould Joseph Husson Rick larroblno Donna Janowlcz Pat Judge Norman Jussuame Ed Kazalskl James Keddle Karen Klernan Walter Kochanek Michael Kourkoulakos Andrew Francis Lappln Mary Lappln Bryan Leary Peter LeBlanc Armand Lefebvre Emile Lessard Mrs. Catherine J. Llmberopoulos Mark J. Lolselle Ted Lynch Lynne John Machado David MacLaughlan Kevin MacLaughlan Edith Mahon Mary Jo Mahoney Virginia Makarewlcz A. E. Manglfestl E. Manolopoulos Conrad Marchand Richard Marchand • Botany Peter Marlowe Brian J. Martin William May Roberta McAnesple Marty McCann Norma McGowan Linda McMenimen Dorothy McQueen Cynthia McSheffrey Joanne Megdanls Keith Mellones Raymond Metthe Jr. j Ms. Kathleen B. Miller Peter P. Mlnlcuccl Mr. James Mitchell James P. Moloney Barbara L. Monette Bunny Montelro Gil Moran Paul Morin Maryann Mulcahey Edmund D. Murphy Mrs. S. Murphy Martha A. Nawn Patti O’Brien Richard Deborah O’Brien Kevin Page Claudette Pare John Payellan Robert Peach Susan G. Phlips Janet Pickles Mr. Mrs. Joseph Plekarski Cliff Prescott Sheila M. Proulx Nancy Rayne Robert Redding Bob Regan Kathleen R. Regan Pat Regan Bob Rock Room 3171 Eleanor Royte Phoebe Samaras Maryanne Saunders Mrs. E. Scanlon Bob Scannell Dale Scribner Carol Shabouian Diane Sharkey Mr. Mrs. Martin Shear Mary Gall Sheeley Mr. Paul Slopes Mr. Mrs. Bruce Skaff Patricia Slattery Slave Driver Mel Donald M. Smith Ed Solomon Susan Soule Lois Starblrd Fred Stec Sheila Stowell Ed Sudol Raymond G. Sullivan Mr. Mrs. Raymond J. Sullivan Marge Tanner Lucille Taylor George Traganos Mr. Mrs. Charles Tsouprakakls Phyllis Tzltzenlkos Suzanne Valllancourt Al Ventola James Vergados Jan Voelker Mrs. P. Ward Doug Weilbrenner Lance C. Wllkerson David Willey Richard Wolf Joseph P. Yamello Mr. Edward Yavarow Kristine M. Zielinski Bring back overdue books. Special Thanks To: Bill May 8c Carol Shaboian for Graphic Assis- tance, Mary Lappin 8c Martha Nawn for the use of their students, as great staff for their endless hours of labor. Think in terms of bridges burned Think of seasons that must end See the rivers rise and fall They will rise and fall again Everything must have an end Like an ocean to a shore Like a river to a stream Like a river to a stream It ' s the famous final scene media center «• lowiu KK. voc Trot ™gs«oro. AuStSf