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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1982 volume:

THE OFFICIAL VOKIE HANDBOOK CO-EDITORS Judy Maxwell Michael Moulton BUSINESS MANAGERS Debra Green Judy Shaw ADVISOR Janet Cunningham ART ASSISTANCE Linda Hunnewell Dianne St. Sauveur Josten Publishing State College, P A CONTENTS CHAPTER I CHAPTER III THE ROOT OF PLAYING THE ALL YOKE PART Greater Lowell Regional Vocational Technical School The year of the Voke . 4 A Day in the Life .... 6 A wake up call A time to learn? Outstanding Qualities . 12 Gone But Not Forgotten .16 CHAPTER II The basic Voke 96 YOU’RE ALL GROWN UP NOW CHAPTER IV OLD VOKIES NEVER DIE Portrait of a Voke ... 18 A Day in the Life ... 90 Where it’s AT An end to a long day Keepers of the Flame 114 Voke Directors 115 The Staff 116 They keep it going . 136 Getting Started 158 Heading In: Still They Play 174 Spring has Sprung . 188 CHAPTER V THE YOUNG EXECUTIVE YEARS CHAPTER VII THE REAL WORLD Getting Involved . . 142 CHAPTER VI Time Off: The Grand Tour . 204 i Tonight’s The Night .208 The Last Goodbye . . 212 To end it all 218 THE BEST TIMES OF YOUR LIFE CHAPTER VIII WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS The Year Of The Yoke The Senior Class of 1982 was polled mid-year to find out their favorite and least favorite past-times in the everyday life of a Vokie. Music plays an important part of our lives. Various tastes apply to various groups of people. Led Zeppelin was the group rated 1 while the Stones rolled in at second and AC DC took third. With New-Wave music entering our lives in the early 1980’s, Devo was voted least favorite with Kiss fighting for second, leaving the Bee Gees to rest in peace with third place. Turn the Page by Bob Seger was found to be the favorite song with Rush’s Tom Sawyer peacefully cruising into second while up-and-coming Stevie Nicks, with help from Don Henley took third with Leather and Lace. Devo made the least favorite charts again as Whip It was overwhelmingly voted the least favorite song in the 1981-1982 school year. Surprisingly enough though, J. Geils Freeze Frame unwillingly accepted the award for second place as Rick James Super Freak accepted position three. Back in Black by AC-DC not only topped the Album charts but walked away with the blue ribbon on the senior poll also. Newest release for the Rolling Stones TATTOO YOU took the red ribbon for the best Album. Recently Stevie Nicks took a break from Fleetwood Mac to release her own Album, Bella Donna, which took the yellow ribbon, a comfortable third place for a new hit singer-songwriter. Devo accepted their third least favor- ite award for their Album New Traditionalist with REO High Infidelity and The Best of Slim Whitman taking second and third. Cheech and Chong had the number one movie with Up in Smoke, Private Lessons accepted second place, with Harrison Ford and Karen Allen taking up a slow third with Raiders of the Lost Ark. Once again we see Private Lessons on the charts but this time winning first place on the least favorite movie list. John Belushi starred with Dan Ackroyd in Neighbors pulling way out in front of Superman I to notch second place, leaving Christopher Reeves and Margot Kidder to swallow their pride in third place. Sports cars were well on the minds of seniors at survey time as they elected Corvettes, Z-28 Camaros and Porsches as their favorite cars. Economical cars didn’t fare well at all leaving Volkswagons, Fords and Pintos to take the rap for least favorite of all cars. While cruising around in these autos, the seniors of 1981-82 dialed to 94.5 WCOZ as the most listened to radio station while many people listen to WAAF 107 and WBCN 104. With much more time devoted to music than television, Kiss 108 which is best known for New-Wave and Disco music is the least favorite while WSSH and WRKO also made the top three least favorites. Everyone knows that the last place a student wants to be is in a classroom. The question asked was “where is your favorite skipping place?” Quite a few answered at home, while others gave off ideas such as the beach and downtown Lowell. As for their least favorite place to skip, the top three were anywhere in school, at home, or the Discipline Office. Asked of roaming seniors: “What do you do on your free time in school?” Their answer? Hang-out! Many hang-out on the third floor railing while others take it easy in the smoking area yet at the same time others relax in the Mall. Hang-outs which are not too favorable are the general vicinity of discipline, classrooms and the bathrooms. Between 10:45 and 12:35 lunch is served. School lunches leave something to be desired. Turkey and gravy, haddockburger, and chicken are the lunches most eaten, while cheeseburger pie, pizza and tuna salad prove to be the worst lunches served in the cafeteria. In these fast-paced times, regular meals are scarce. Therefore, munchies take the place of balanced meals. So much of our weekly paychecks go towards the purchase of chips, candy bars, and pizzas. Munchies which aren’t too popular are chips, health foods, and candy. When we do have time to eat, we usually take the option to spend money and eat at MacDonalds, Burger King, or the Lo-Kai. When funds are limited, people must settle for less favorable places like the school cafeteria, MacDonalds, or Wendys. The reason we go to school is to get a trade education along with academic knowledge. In other words, classes are a vital part of our education. Relat- ed, English and Shop are the three favorite classes while Math, English and Physics top the charts as the three least favorites. Along with going to school and classes, instructors must follow. Mrs. Conole took first place for the favorite teacher while Mr. Gomes and Mrs. Gallagher took second and third place. Weekends go by too quickly so our weekend free-time is cherished. Sunday proved to be the least favorable weekend night while Saturday nights are devoted to hanging around and staying out late. Long weekends, holidays, and summer vacation yield plenty of free time. Going to the beach is one of the most favorite places to go. Hampton is full of excitement and friendly faces while Salisbury is a little closer and York Beach up in Maine pleases the palate for fun and excitement. Salisbury, Wyman’s, and Hampton have been chosen as the least desirable beaches to waste time and spend paychecks. For those who smoke cigarettes, the few that are concerned about less tar and nicotine, smoke the light brands put out by Marlboro, Newport and Winston. Others have acquired a taste for cigarettes after much trial and error. Errors just happen to be Kool, Newport Lights and Camels. This ends our SENIOR SURVEY done mid-year in the class of 1982. Years from now, when you turn the pages of this book you’ll realize that Led Zeppelin wasn’t your ‘Stairway to Heaven’ and AC DC didn’t really electri- fy you. You weren’t really ‘Up in Smoke’ about Cheech and Chong, but ‘Superman’ was the one that got you high. A Camaro might have had more horsepower but a Pinto would’ve saved money. And when you’re hungry, all you’ll be able to think about is the school cafeteria and cheeseburger pie. When it comes to teachers, you’ll think of Mrs. Conole. But most of all you’ll realize that your high school years were the best ones of your life. A Day In The Life 6 : 00 - 8:30 KS i, Wake me up when class is over. Let’s see . . . which one mixes best with Southern Comfort. 8 T v Hey look - a stereo Big Dave didn’t get yet. You wanna make what kind of a film?! m a I hope they don ' t notice my crib sheet. I knew I’d find you in there! 65c! Are you serious? It’s Alive! Which one is the real dummy? 9 Hey Julie, is it raining? I’m hiding! Don’t you think we look like twins? Hmm . . . Nice buns! You have to what in the paint? Put liter in it’s place. 10 Draw! Ooooh - Check it out! All that’s missing on this thing is the bull’s eye. 11 Outstanding Qualities Best Looking 3EX David Bello Regina Allen Most Likely To Succeed 12 Donna Vincent, Tony Conceicao Most Talkative Most Artistic Nancy Tenczar, George Bassett Class Flirt Donna Perras, Bill Piper Most Popular Sharon Ploude, John O’Beirne Maureen Courchaine, Bay Pelletier Most Gullible Class Clown Lisa Lombardi, Denis Sullivan George Bassett, Paula Savard Class Couple Sandy Daigle, Dan Tremblay Most Times In Detention 14 Robin Patenaude, Paul Fryns Most Athletic Most Bashful Johan McKenzie - Val Lewis Janet Gillis - Rick Beausoleil Best Dressed Best Personality Manny Silva - Chris Scalia 15 Chapter 2 (You ’re All Grown UpNov ACCESSORIES (Cross Tatoo) OPEN TOE SAFETY SHOE PORTRAIT OF A YOKE Solomon Adams Sol Future Plans: Going into the service Christine Aggott Punky Hobbies: Partying, Skating Future Plans: Someday become a manager and own my own store plans with A1 McEachern Arthur Adie Jay Hobbies: Fast cars and fast women Future Plans: Getting arrested Barbara Alberty Ivette Alicea Bebe’ Hobbies: Dancing, shopping, party- ing, swimming Future Plans: To become a pediatric nurse Regina Allen 18 Sandra Allwood Sandy (Plywood) Hobbies: Shopping, talking Future Plans: To become an L.P.N. Ernest Archambault Buddy Hobbies: Skiing, motorcycles, hunt- ing, stock market Future Plans: To marry Mick Jag- gers daughter. Susan Archambault Sue Hobbies: Painting, drawing, reading, sports Future Plans: To become and L.P.N. or R.N. Carlos Arango Douglas Arcand Dougie Hobbies: Concerts, lifting weights, hanging around with my friend listening to good music Future Plans: Calif., become rich and famous. Roy Archambault Archie, Roy Boy Hobbies: Skiing, sports, music, up- holstery, partying Future Plans: To open my own up- holstery shop never get any older. 19 Gwendolyn Artis Gwen Hobbies: Basketball, Softball, Danc- ing, Cooking, Sewing Future Plans: To become a Business Manager, or a Business Administra- tor Albert Asselin A1 Hobbies: Sports, body work Future Plans: To become a body man and work on engines Brenda Sue Bacon Bacos Hobbies: Working, spending time with friends, skiing, snowmobiling, trips to F.P.A., driving, partying with Demoulas gang, guys at work Robert T. Balakin Bob Hobbies: Weight lifting, Soccer Hockey Future Plans: To take it easy William G. Aube Aube Hobbies: Sports, Drafting T.L.C. Future Plans: Get a good job, build my own house, and live life to the limit Ernest Baillargeon Hobbies: Baseball Future Plans: To go to college Rachel Barbin Hobbies: Horseback riding, crafts Bill Future Plans Make a perfect mar- riage Frank Barnaby Patricia Ball Hobbies: Partying, munching out, listening to music, and being with Dave Future Plans: Marriage Gerald Barnes Antonio V. Barbosa Tony Hobbies Hockey, Skiing Future Plans To have my own re- frigerator company Daniel Barrett Hobbies Football, skipping class Future Plans U.S. Army 21 Donald R. Barry Don Hobbies: Hiking, bowling, fishing, listening to Bob Seger Future Plans: Attend college pur- sue a career in Culinary Arts Paul T. Beaubien Barracuda Hobbies: Music, sports. Dungeons Dragons Future Plans: Anything successful Scott Beaudoin Beau Hobbies: Girls, Softball Future Plans: Work in construction George Bassett Hobbies: cards, hockey Future Plans: working and making money and traveling John S. Bellavance Hobbies: T.V., Sailing, reading, sleeping, listening to music Future Plans: Go to college be- come an architect Rick Beausoleil Hobbies: R R, Necrophilia Future Plans: Travel 22 Kenneth Bellemare Ken Hobbies: Hockey, hunting, and camping Future Plans: To become a licensed Electrician David Bello Chew-Chew 2 Hobbies: Chewing tabacco, hunting, drinking, and sleeping Rita Bergeron Ringo Hobbies: Shopping, playing pool, partying, camping, cruisin’. Steven Bergeron Steve Hobbies: Fixing cars and partying Future Plans: To work in a garage as a mechanic and make some big mon- ey Kara Bernard Hobbies: Bowling, camping, photog- raphy, and art Future Plans: To furter my educa- tion, be happy and live life to the fullest Christina Bernier Alky Hobbies: Horseback riding, taking care of animals, and partying Future Plans: To travel and some- day own my own business 23 Robert Berube Burphy Hobbies: Skiing and swimming Future Plans: Work and get filthy rich ) Rich Richard Bettencourt Brian Bond Hobbies: Football, track, partying Future Plans: drinking beer and par- tying all night long Ralph Biron Hobbies: Playing sports, listening to the stereo, and playing tennis Future Plans: To get a job in refrig- eration and air conditioning Doanld Bouchard Madness Hobbies: Skiing, my girl friend, flying, and climbing lopsided moun- tains Craig Belanger Will three coffees be enough to keep us iwake in Mr. Redding’s class? You mean this was supposed to be one long table? Space shots teachers, same thing. 25 Moe, Larry, Curly. Cheryl Brooks Hobbies: Waterskiing, horseback riding, dancing, and partying Future Plans: Get a decent job and just enjoy life by having a good time James Buckley Buck Hobbies: Misspelling words, sleep- ing, and hanging around Future Plans: I’m open for offers David Brady Normand Breault Ziggy Hobbies: Skiing, snowmobiling, swimming, and class skipping Future Plans: Try to live through the senior class trip to Bermuda David Brown Hobbies: Loaning money Gary Bryand Hobbies: Wraping my car around telephone poles, skipping class and coming in late Future Plans: To somehow make some money 26 John Buckley Buck Hobbies: The work of games, roller skating, and floor hockey Future Plans: Service Scott Bunker Tammy Caban Tam Hobbies: Bowling, spending time with my daughter and family Future Plans: To become an L.P.N. then go to become an R.N. in Mater- nity Steve Byrne Hobbies: Waterskiing Future Plans: I won’t know until I get there James Caisse Jim Hobbies: Football, food, the Rolling Stones, and beer Future Plans: A beer belly and a good electronic job 27 William Caldwell Red Cat Hobbies: Partying, flirting, giving teachers a hard time, and avoiding dicipline Future Plans: Auto and diesel school, diesel mech. Kevin Calhoun Hobbies: Skiing, swimming, and football Future Plans: To become an Electri- cal Engineer James Carney Darmery Cano Coffee Bean Hobbie: dancing Future Plans: to continue her educa- tion in the health field and go back to her country Kimberly Carr Joanne Camire Jo Hobbies: Tennis, partying, music, soap operas, and Bob Future Plans: To be a hairdresser and rate the days as they come 28 Nancy Carr James Carragher Sandra Castellano Micheal Cayer Paul Cassella Hobbies: Basketball and skiing To further my education in drafting Micheal Chagnon Shaggy Hobbies: Wrestling, sleeping, eat- ing, and drinking Future Plans: To get a good job Michael Chamberland Mike Hobbies: Waterskiing and Football Future Plans: To have my own re- frigerator company Charlene Champagne Hobbies: Dancing, Skiing Future Plans: Work in bank, furtuer education in banking Michael Chaput Mike Future Plans: To become a Master Plumber Donna Childs Hobbies: Upholstery, art, going out to eat Future Plans: I’d like to have a nice home Suzanne Chandonnet Sue Hobbies: Music, reading, eating shopping Future Plans: To own and manage a full-service restaurant travel William George Chausse Jr. Fr. Bill Hobbies: Hockey, Truckin with the Add-Man, preparing for the uncer- tain day Future Plans: To become a Minister of Christian Education and to be- come a Zealous Servant Peter Christman Pete Hobbies: Skiing, snowmobiling, and camping Future Plans: To own my own elec- trical business Daryl Clement Devil Hobbies: Skiing, dirt bike riding, camping, skinny dipping, and hunt- ing Future Plans: To live make money, and enjoy life Patrick Cloutier Couly Hobbies: Sports, girls, drugs, girls Future Plans: Get a good job and marry Chris Sickles David Cognac Dave Hobbies: Driving my car Future Plans: Open my own welding shop Doris Comtois Hobbies: Traveling, hiking, collect- ing things, and sports Future Plans: Travel, settle down, maybe college Anthony Conceicao Richie Hobbies: sports, woodworking Future Plans: to attend college and be wealthy someday 31 Charles Connoly Charlie Hobbies: Wrestling and football Future Plans: To own and control the world Brian Cortez Corky Hobbies: Fishing, hobby crafting, astronomy, making electronic pro- jects, and wearing hats Future Plans: High Tech Electronics Michael Costello Hobbies: Hockey, fishing, and boat- ing Lisa Cote Hobbies: swimming, reading, having a good time Future Plans: get a good job, get married and have kids Charles Coupal Chuck Hobbies: Running Future Plans: To get a job helping people Roger Cortez 32 Maureen Courchaine Moe Hobbies: Running, cheerleading, writing letters, and going to the beach Future Plans: Entering Boston Col- lege Kerry Coyle Hobbies: Music, spending money, and partying Future Plans: Get a good job, live a happy life and never get old Brian Cox Woody Hobbies: Dirt bike riding, hockey, football, and baseball Future Plans: Lowell Police Jeffrey Cox Abe Lincoln Hobbies: My girlfriend and cars Future Plans: To get my diploma Karen Cox Hobbies: Spending money and spending time with Rich Future Plans: To become an L.P.N. and get married Kathleen Cregg Donald Cyr Don Hobbies: Outdoors, music, and camping Future Plans: To get a job as an Electronic Technician Maureen Dalphond Hobbies: Cruising, sleeping, and hanging in the halls Future Plans: To become a super secretary Pamela Cregg Pam Hobbies: Boys, parties and rock- n- roll Future Plans: Go to college, get mar- ried and live it up Robert Daigle Bob Hobbies: Drawing, fishing, and camping Future Plans: Traveling, being an Artist, vocals for a rock band, and marry a famous woman Daniel Crowell Sandra Daigle Sandi Hobbies: Horseback riding, draw- ing, reading, going to the beach, and listening to music Future Plans: Go to school and learn a different trade. Maybe travel and get married later 34 Richard T. Daniels Lobo Hobbies: Camping, Hunting, Fishing Future Plans: Going into the Service Liz Decker Thomas T. Davis Tom Hobbies: Scuba diving. Lifting weights, Karate, Motorcycle driving Future Plans: Become a rich Electri- cal Engineer and retire at the age of 25 Peter Day Pete Hobbies: Skating, Skiing, Diane Cote Future Plans: To open my own Vid- eo store and hire Dave Russell as a consultant David G. Degan Deg Hobbies: Bricklaying, and money making Future Plans: Mad Mason, Burn Clay, and Self-Made Millionaire 35 Angela Demonceau Angie Hobbies: Drawing, having a good time, not being in school Future Plans: To go into Art school and become successful in Commer- cial Art Michael Deschene Mike Hobbies: Camping, Water skiing, snow skiing Future Plans: College Work Michelle Dicomandrea Christopher Dion Nic Nac Hobbies: Reading, teaching sign lan- guage, baseball Future Plans: Be a chef in a high class restaurant in Florida Peter Desjardins Hobbies: Skiing traveling, camping Future Plans: To have my own welding business Mark Diette Roland T. Doucette Jr. Joe Hobbies: Basketball, Camping Future Plans: To someday be a Mas- ter Electrician Scott Dubois Sputnik Hobbies: Motorcycling, Girls Future Plans: To be a highly trained Presicion Fusion Technician and to have the fastest bike around Elaine Ducharme Hobbies: bowling and electronic games Future Plans: to work Raymond Drolet Ray Hobbies: Concerts, Drawing, Caus- ing Trouble, Baseball Future Plans: Work in a large Elec- tronic Firm Marcel Dubois Hobbies: Guitar, Hockey, weekends, spending time with good friends, convincing people I’m a VOKIE I : John G. Dubuc Hobbies: Skiing, swimming, Arcades Future Plans: College, Electrical Engineer Robert Dufresne No Mind Hobbies: Partying, Football, girls, video games Phillip DuHamel Hobbies: partying Future Plans: Work Brenda Dumont Bren Hobbies: Partying, meeting new people, having a good time, dancing Future Plans: College, Service, Wang, Make the bucks Darlene Dunn Peter Dumont Pete Hobbies: Hockey, Motorcycles, Test Cars Sally Dupont Lisa Dupuis Norman Dupuis Future Plans: Going to college Patrick Eastwood Pat Hobbies: Basketball, weightlifting Future Plans: Get a degree in busi- ness and open my own Auto shop Leonard Emond Lenny Future Plans: To own my own Elec- trical Business or to go into the Mili- tary Judith Ercolani Goober Hobbies: Making money and party- ing Future Plans: Go to college be- come the best Interior Decorator 39 Show us your underalls! Drinkin’ milk is tough. I bet you think these papers are for perms! . . . ’cause you ain’t gonna have aleg to stand on! A sprinkle a day helps keep odor away! 40 Kevin Fanning Key Future Plans: To become an all around machinist i George Fearon Red Hobbies: Hanging around Bridge West 3rd Streets. Smoking butts in the bathroom Future Plans: Hopefully to start a business in Masonry David Fadden Keith Finch Hobbies: Drawing, Skiing, Working Future Plans: Graduate, get rich, re- tire Debra Farmer Debbie Hobbies: biking, tennis, partying Future Plans: get married, work Gail Flaherty 41 m Stephanie A. Flynn Steph Hobbies: Music, Old Movies Future Plans: Go to College Lisa Fortin Hobbies: Read, baseball, horseback riding Future Plans: To have my own Day Care Center Kathleen Fournier Katy Hobbies: Writing, watching Marc, running, watching all sports Future Plans: continue in cosme- tology and get my own care and apartment Donna Foote Speedy Hobbies: Partying, talking being with my friends Future Plans: To become an L.P.N. and live life to the fullest Raymond Foster Ray Hobbies: Karate, Ice Hockey, Bow Hunting for Deer, Auto Racing Future Plans: To own my own Elec- trical Business in about five years and travel a lot. Paul Fryns Frynzie Hobbies: partying, camping, con- certs Future Plans: finding myself Mark Gacek Hobbies: Playing guitar, and listen- ing to music Future Plans: Playing in a Rock-N- Roll band Michael Gagnon Mike Hobbies: Football Future Plans: Going into the service or owning my own electrical busi- ness Leah Gagniere Lee Hobbies: Bowling, traveling, music and partying Future Plans: To go the college and someday own my own bakery Darlene Gagnon D.G. Hobbies: Horsebak riding, partying, and trying to live a long life Future Plans: To be sucessful, to get married, and to forget how I had to go to school Collette M. Camache Hobbies: Photography, movies, work and wearing pink and purple Future Plans: To own my own hair salon, travel, to Europe and marry a millionaire 43 Scott Gannon Hobbies: partying Future Plans: steady work and trav- eling Robert Glen Garneau Spaz Hobbies: Hiking, hunting, acting tough, eating Future Plans: Getting married and living in complete mess Kevin Gath Kev Hobbies: Skiing, Hangliding, Scuba diving. Skin diving, Sailing-, Water skiing Sharlene Gath Blonde Bomber Hobbies: Tennis, Partying, and Piz- za Future Plans: Manager of a Co. Brian Gary Hobbies: Camping, Drawing Future Plans: Try to master in the field of Marketing and Distribution Karen Gauthier Wearing jewelry, eating, swimming, dancing, and checking out guys To fly to the moon to start my own salon Charles A. Gardinella Chuck Hobbies: Football, and weightlifting Future Plans: Marines Scott Giguere Hobbies: Camping, and swimming Future Plans: Licensed Electrician, ass. degree in Electronics Janet Gillis Jan Hobbies: Staying home Future Plans: To be a medical Secre- tary and get married Stephen Golas Steve Hobbies: Camping, dirtbikes, hock- ey, rock concerts Future Plans: Go to work James Gonsalves Skinny Hobbies: Electronics, bowling, and collecting coins and comics Future Plans: Becoming an elec- tronics engineer and owning my own business. Lydia Gonzalez Lee Hobbies: bike riding, basketball, softball, football and taking long walks along the beach Future Plans: College, a job at a law firm, get married and have 22 kids. 45 Lynne Goodwin Lynnsie Hobbies: drawing, jogging, partying Future Plans: to finish school, go two years to art school, find job I like, and live happily unmarried Stephen Paul Grand Steve Future Plans: Marines James Gray Jimbo Hobbies: Drums, and collecting coins Future Plans: Becoming a profes- sional drummer ( ' Debra Green Mean Deb Green Hobbies: Sports esp. softball run- ning, my friends, outdoors, music, reading, T.V., movies, health foods Future Plans: Lawyer Cheryl Grantz Cheeks Hobbies: Camping, skiing, nature, and talking Future Plans: Executive sec’t. for pres, of lg. comp. Marybeth Gray Mouth Hobbies: Chasing my bus, getting dates for Cindy, and eating Tammy’s lunches Future Plans: Finding a normal job, learn to drive, write lots of letters to Don. Paula Gregory Richard Halligan Rick Hobbies: Music, drawing, and han- gin’ out Future Plans: To lose myself com- pletely Sylvain Grenier Sly Hobbies: Hockey and other sports Future Plans: To go to college and then be the manager at a data pro- cessing company. ; Anthony Guilmette Tony Hobbies: Motorcycling, horseback riding, snowmobiles, hunting and traveling Future Plans: To open up my own welding shop Paul Hamel Hobbies: Bowling and Skiing Future Plans: To become a master electrician Glen Hammond Janet Hann Joanne Harrington 5 Dime Hobbies: Swimming, talking, and guys Future Plans: To be a chef in an ex- clusive restaurant Edith Harris Karlene Hannigan Karl Hobbies: Partying, dancing, clubing, swimming, horseback riding, camp- ing, skiing, biking, staying out late, and hanging around Future Plans: To work for a couple of years then go to college. John Harvey Steven Hayden Steve Hobbies: Art and Zeppelining Future Plans: Make lots of money in commercial arts 48 Robert Hayes Bob Hobbies: Ozzy, going to the beach, going to concerts. Future Plans: get a job and get mar- ried Carl Heroux Nancy Higgins Dale Hobbies: Playing guitar, writing po- etry and lengthy essays, singing and watching hockey Future Plans: To go to college for an English Major, continue writing and music, and make lots of money Jerry Hogan Gumball Hobbies: Swimming, baseball, bas- ketball, and bowling Future Plans: Attend college and someday own my own business Richard Hodge Paula Humphriss 49 Linda Hunnewell Hobbies: Photography, and hiking Future Plans: To become a commer- icial artist Donna Hunt Hobbies: horseback riding, skiido- ing, partying, traveling Future Plans: Make money, and move away from Mass. Micheal Huot Mike Hobbies: Building models Future Plans: Be a mechanist or join the Air Force Ann Marie Hurley Hobbies: Skiing, swimming, and talking with Phil Future Plans: Medical Sec’t, get married, start a family Marc Jacques Drakes Paul Hunt Hobbies: Raising hell and putting in a hard days work Future Plans: To save money and travel or open my own shop 50 Nancy Jacques Scooter Hobbies: Painting, making crafts, and partying Future Plans: Successful career, make money, get married Gary Jean Hobbies: Snowmobiles, cars, and skiing Future Plans: Travel, open my own plumbing business Joseph Janeiro Horse Hobbies: Skiing, skimobiling, motor- cycling, and road racing Future Plans: Have fun and do auto- body Edward Jean Ted Hobbies: Bowling, and collecting tapes Future Plans: Go to college Kevin Jean Pebbles Hobbies: Basketball, baseball, foot- ball, and computers Future Plans: To become a comput- er programmer Micheal Jeffers Susan Jeffers Sue Hobbies: Softball, long weekends, and traveling Future Plans: To become an R.N. and travel Debra Jeffrey Debbie Hobbies: State forest parties and shopping Future Plans: To become manager of a growing store James M. Jordan Huck Hobbies: Basketball, and being with my friends Future Plans: To work in the west Kenneth Jusczak Ken Hobbies: Waterskiing Future Plans: To become a licensed Electrician Patricia Johnson Gonzo Hobbies: Music, partying, and jog- ging Future Plans: To get a good job and move far away from home Alice Joubert Tootsie Hobbies: Ice skating, listening to good music, and driving Future Plans: To get married, have a great career, and make lots of money Shirley Kangas Shirl Hobbies: Sports and guys Future Plans: College James Kasilowski Jim Hobbies: Wrestling, camping, and hiking Future Plans: To become a million- aire before the age of 25 Maria Kelley Future Plans: Working at Hon- eywell at the Microfilm Department in Billerica Thomas Kluck Tommy William Kukulski Hobbies: Guitar playing Future Plan: To make a lot of money and travel alot Alfred Labonte Al Hobbies: Swimming, jogging, base- ball, drawing, and reading Future Plans: To further my educa- tion and become a licensed Electri- cian Brenda Laferrierre Peanut Future Plans: To go on with my edu- cation, try to learn another trade, and get married Roger Lachapelle Paul Laferriere Hobby: Karate Future Plans: To become a licensed electrician Kathleen Lambert Kathie Hobbies: Talking, shopping, party- ing Future Plans: Make lots of money, and travel Mark Lagasse 54 I Karen A. Landry Hobbies: Painting, swimming, up- holstering Future Plans: To get higher up in the upholstering ring trade and maybe travel a little. Edward Lapointe Ed Hobbies: Archery, guns, motorcy- cling Future Plans: Travel Karen Ann Landry Karen Hobbies: Bart, having a good time with my friends, sleeping in class, rock music. Future Plans: Go to college Robert J. Landry Lands Hobbies: Swimming, baseball, foot- ball, girls Future Plans: To become an aqua- tics director. Joseph LaPorte Chitwood Hobbies: Leaning back in chairs, student council Future Plans: To become an Air Force fighter pilot. Robert F. Landry Bob Hobbies: Bowling, skating 55 Kathleen Larivee Kathy Hobbies: long walks on the b each and dreaming about Kenny. Future Plans: Living life to the ful- lest. Arthur Lavigne Hobbies: Keyboards, cracking stu- pid jokes Future Plans: Get a job in television editing. Lisa LeBlanc Loopy Hobbies: Sports, music Future Plans: Go to college and get married to Jim. George R. LeBoeuf Hobbies: Sports, woodworking, “Girls” Future Plans: To own my own busi- ness. Henry Lafebvre Steven Layte Steve Hobbies: Chasing wild women catching them. Future Plans: To catch all the wild women I’m still chasing. 56 Whaddaya mean? This is my first time! Love at first sight! What do you mean you didn’t do my homework for me? Mrs. Nawn!! Sheddup, or I’ll smack you again! The American Gigolo You draw a line with a pencil and a what? 57 Rudolph Leite Rody Hobbies: Drums, cars, motorcycles, fixing cars. Future Plans: 1 year in automotive service then join the Navy. Danielle Lessard Scott R. LeMay Hobbies: Sking, baseball, and hitting the beach. Future Plans: Someday to become a master electrician. Normand Letendre Norm Hobbies: Coins, sports, music. 58 Darlene Letourneau Dari Hobbies: Skiing, camping, Al. Future Plans: To get a good job re- lating to my shop, get married be happy. Lisa Lombardi Hobbies: Taking pictures, go to the mountains, partying Future Plans: To make money V Leslie Love Leslie Hobbies: Going to Shakey ' s and hav- ing a couple of beers with the gang Future Plans: To be rich happy Robin L’Heureux Robin Hobbies: Horseback riding, music, shopping Future Plans: To become a success- ful Mechanical Draftsmen Joyce Livingston Little Libby Hobbies: Partying, walking on a windy day Future Plans: Become wealthy and happily married Paul Longo Hobbies: Drums, music all- nighters on the weekends Future Plans: Become sucessful. Rita Lowrey Future Plans: To go to school to learn a trade that will get me some- where William Mac Fadgen Billy Hobbies: Watching Richy Gauthier getting pulled over on the boulevard and getting a $25 ticket Future Plans: Opening my own shop Valdemar M. Luis Val Hobbie s: Football, Hockey and Baseball Future Plans: To go to college and become a licensed electrician Mary Mackey Wacky Mackey Hobbies: Eating, sleeping breath- ing Future Plans: To get older Nancy Machado Nanee Hobbies: Singing, dancing, going out with my friends Future Plans: 60 Steve Macomber Hobbies: Riding, racing, darting. Future Plans: To own a successful business. Paul Mahoney Mahoney Hobbies: Going to parties at Duck Pond Rd. drinking Bud. Cynthia C. Maille Cindy Hobbies: Spending time with Tim, and family, tennis, jogging. Future Plans: To become a success. Steven Maille Stretch Hobbies: Basketball, horseshoes. Future Plans: To travel around the world and become a millionaire. Richard T. Mailloux Homo Hobbies: Stamps, coin collecting and soccer. Future Plans: Finding a job. Karen Makara Hobbies: Paul, skipping classes, par- tying. Future Plans: To get a job and enjoy myself for a few years, then settle down. 61 Steven Mandeville Mandy Future Plans: To join the service and become a licensed electrician. John Makiej Wacky Mackiej Hobbies: Swimming, hiking, and electronics. Future Plans: Join the French For- eign Legion and start my own cold. Alfred R. Marion Fred Hobbies: Sports, having a good time. Future Plans: To get a bachelor’s de- gree in Business Management. Brenda Matthews Bren Hobbies: Being late, being absent and sometimes being there. Future Plans: To become rich and famous Cecile Marion Cil Hobbies: Dancing, listing to music, being with my boyfriend. Future Plans: To have my own clothing store. Bruce Marotte Doreen Massetti Bud Hobbies: Horseback riding, partying at the beach, hunting Future Plans: To live be free Nydia Martinez Hobbies: Sports Future Plans: Continue working in the cosmetology trade and maybe someday own my own beauty shop Elizabeth McCaffrey Beth Hobbies: Partying, Skiing, Cheer- leading, going out with my boy- friend Future Plans: Go to college to be a dental hygenist Judith Marie Maxwell Max Hobbies: Photography, guys, party- ing, books, my firebird and music Future Plans: To go to college and try to get into broadcast video Frank McCarthy James L. McAlpine Spaceshot Hobbies: Sex, Drugs, Rock-n-Roll 63 Peter McCartin Coma Hobbies: Cruising the boulevard, skiing, photography, arcades. Future Plans: To become an indus- trial electronic salesman. Joann McGadden Anne Marie Mclnerney Merk Hobbies: Detention, being late, par- tying, concerts, Future Plans: Get hitched, and get happy. Johan R. MacKenzie Joh Hobbies: Field hockey, basketball, and softball. Future Plans: MCC Sharon McLaughlin Hobbies: Rollerskating, guys, rock music, and movies. Future Plans: Get married and move somewhere where it’s warm year round Barbara McGee Hobbies: Partying, cruising, skating, and going to concerts. Future Plans: To take life one day at a time. Sheila McNamara Crispy Hobbies: Go to the mountains, swim- ming, parting. Future Plans: To succeed at what- ever I decide to do. S cott Melanson Marianne McOsker Squinly Hobbies: Sleeping late, long week- ends, roller skating, watching soap operas. Future Plans: To find a food job and live a good life Roy Medina Hobbies: Driving, cars, dating wom- en, traveling. Future Plans: get a job, get married, live it up. Mark Mello 65 William Miele Bill Hobbies: Traveling, fishing Future Plans: Work as my own boss Cristine Mullen Millete Chris Hobbies: gymnastics, reading. Future Plans: own my own beauty salon, have more kids. Minton Scott William Monette Future Plans: To become a master electrcian and someday open my own business. Gary Millette Jorge Molina George Future Plans: To continue my stud- ies in the field of drafting at Middle- sex Community College. Joseph Morin Michael J. Moulton Hobbies: Hanging around the fine arts room Future Plans: To stay as far away from school as possible. Barry Murphy Robert Murray Patrick Newell Pat Hobbies: Playing guitar, hunting, skating partying Future Plans: To be a welder or mu- sician. Earle Nichols Beaver Hobbies: Led Zeppelin, Stones partying Future Plans: To run my own con- struction company. 67 Steven J. Noel Blue Eyes Hobbies: Electronics, sports, neck- ing Future Plans: Raise hell, get a good job, get married settle down. Michelle Normandine Micki Hobbies: Going to Shakey’s, having a few beers with the gang, skiing swimming Future Plans: Continue to work in my trade, move to Arizona John O’Beirne O ' Burnout Hobbies: Skiing, partying, making model cars, girls, traveling Future Plans: Build a log cabin in the mountains and die before I get old. Rachel Norman Hobbies: Walking the halls, guys, partying Future Plans: Get a job, enjoy life, get married raise a family. Paula Nobert Hobbies: Going to the beach, my boyfriend Future Plans: To become a terrific secretary and to marry Bob live happily ever after. Joseph Normandie Joe Hobbies: Music, fishing, camping Future Plans: Going to work. 68 Stanley Ogonowsky II Stan Hobbies: Bowling, rollerskating, stamp collecting, bike riding, crafts, working Future Plans: To be a meat cutter. Jeffrey Paquette Big Jeff Hobbies: Beach life, traveling, drinking, enjoying life the way it comes. Future Plans: Masonry contractor going to the lime Kevin Page Kevin Hobbies: Partying drafting Future Plans: To become a mechani- cal engineer build a house. Richard Palisoul Rick Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, having a good time Future Plans: To get out in the world, make money have a good time. Jacqueling P. Pare Hobbies: Skiing, macrame, going out with the girls Future Plans: Continue working in the Cosmetology field and plan to get married. 69 Robin Patenaude Russell Patenaude Motorhead Raymond Pelletier Chew Chew Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, camping, chewing Future Plans: To become a very well paid machinist. Theresa Pestan a Mick Hobbies: Going to the beach driv- ing with Russ Future Plans: To marry Russ Robert Pelchat Donna Perras Hobbies: Deep sea fishing, horse- back riding, going to the beach, car racing, partying Future Plans: To own my own house and raise horses. 71 Charles Peters Charlie Hobbies: Martial Arts, metal detect- ing, motorcycles, concerts. Future Plans: Having a home, a car and a good job. Victor Pinard Cynthia M. Pincence Cindy Hobbies: Waterskiing, partying at the “Pits,” veging in all my classes, karate. Future Plans: Being very wealthy John Poitras William Piper Bummer Hobbies: Painting, making leather vests and drawing on them while lis- tening to Led Zeppelin. Future Plans: Become a mason an d build my own mansion on a deserted island. Sharon Plourde Skipper Hobbies: Guys. Future Plans: U.S. Marines 71 Never have so few tried to impress so many so little! I only have eyes for “U”! This upholstery glue ought to hold it down. Don’t jump, you only have one more year! 72 Lisa Pratt Lee Hobbies: Talking hanging around the halls Future Plans: To become a private secretary. Richard Proulx Drugs Future Plans: Whatever looks good. Cynthia Proulx Little Feet Hobbies: Partying Future Plans: Move to California get a job out there. Deborah Proulx Arab Hobbies: Making lotsa money Future Plans: To sell more than any- one else has ever sold. Robin Proulx Paul Provencher Richard Quintal Hobbies: Camping, Music, Drawing Future Plans: Coast Guard Julie Ann Ramsey Boom Boom Hobbies: Outdoors, sleeping, ani- mals. Future Plans: Settle down, get mar- ried, college. Julie Reid James Renaud Reno Hobbies: Drawing, Listening to the Doors J. Geils, hanging around the 3rd floor Future Plans: get a Vette John Riley Tammy L. Rea Tama Hobbies: Listening to WCOZ, Con- certs, yearbook staff, planning Comm., Business Club Future Plans: Continue my educa- tion in Data become a programmer at Wang mm ff fi 74 Darlene Roberts Scott Roberge Donald Leo Rondeau Don Hobbies: Music, bike riding, camp- ing. Future Plans: To become a baker in a prosperous bakery. Maureen Roberts Moe Hobbies: Partying and sleeping Future Plans: Move to California, work as a bank teller, marry Rich and live happy everafter. John Robillard Robie Hobbies: Hockey, hiking Future Plans: To become a very suc- cessful welder and to live a very en- joyable life. Joyce Rondeau Juice Hobbies: Crafts, camping. Future Plans: Going to College, then marriage. 75 Susan Rondeau Susie Hobbies: Swimming, tennis, camp- ing skating, and bike riding Future Plans: Going to college to be a dental assistant, and marrage. Sean Ryan William Rousseau Will Hobbies: Body work on cars, build model cars Future Plans: Visit all 50 states be- fore I am 25. Lisa St. George Shrew Hobbies: Crusen, partying, working, shopping, dodging the boys in blue, hanging out in Billerica with Rita. Lisa Roy Lee Hobbies: Partying, sleeping, and go- ing to the beach Future Plans: Working, and some day living at the beach. Dianne St. Sauveur Di Hobbies: Sports, traveling, music, arcades, amousement parks Future Plans: Be a commercial art- ist, go to Colorado. 76 Carlos Santos Hobbies: Sports Future Plans: Make alot of money get taller Jacqueline Santos Jacky Hobbies: Swimming, biking, horse- back riding, basketball, volleyball Future Plans: College to study R.N., get married Edward Savage Ed Hobbies: Motorcycles, sking, music, hunting Future Plans: To become a welder Barry Savard Hobbies: Sleeping, eating drinking Future Plans: Moving Paula Savard Poopsey Hobbies: Watersking, camping, Roy Silva Future Plans: To become a Execu- tive Sec’t., marriage. Donald Sawyer Don Hobbies: Motorcycles, skiing, racing Future Plans: To work my way to be a boss and a father 77 Christine Scalia Chris Hobbies: The Beach. Harley- David- sons, Lowenbraus Future Plans: Win the lottery and live happily ever after. Julio Antonio Santos Hobbies: Sports Music Mary Schaffer Hobbies: Listening to Zeppelin Future Plans: Go to Arizona. Kathleen Sheerin Hobbies: Skiing, softball, basketball having a good time Future Plans: To become a secre- tary not have to do shorthand. Judith Shaw Judy Hobbies: Reading, softball, basket- ball, volleyball, swimming, the Celt- ics Future Plans: To attend Middlesex Community College and work in a growing data processing company. Randall S. Shockley Randy Hobbies: Sports, electronics Future Plans: College, Electrical Engineer 78 Heather Silk Fluff Hobbies: Horseback riding, karate, going crazy, and hunting Future Plans: Living one day at a time. Donald Silva Don, Pumpkin Future Plans: Going in service, be- comming a computer programmer James Silva Jimbo Hobbies: Working on cars Future Plans: Racing cars, live at the beach, and think about going to work Joseph Silva Joe Hobbies: Telling dirty jokes Future Plans: Going cross country in my Toyota Manny Sliva Loudovina Silva Lu Hobbies: Lis ting to music, sports, the beach Future Plans: To own my own busi- ness and then settle down 79 David Simard Dave Hobbies: Girl watching, mustangs, listening to The Stones Future Plans: The Army. Maria Silva Mary Hobbies: Partying, waterskiing, swimming, dancing Future Plans: To become an execu- tive secretary, and make good mon- ey. Tammy Simard Tam Hobbies: Concerts, partying, having a good time with my friends Future Plans: To live life one day at a time have a good time doing it. Donna Smith Elaine Simard Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, gym- nastics Future Plans: Working in a growing company. George Siotas George Hobbies: Sports, hunting, cards, reading books on WW II Future Plans: to work for an elec- tronics company. Melissa Stamp Missy Hobbies: Swimming, bowling, val- leyball, playing pool, and dancing Future Plans: To work as a licensed hair dresser and hopefully own a sa- lon. Robert Socha Sody Hobbies: Skiing, dirt bikes, partying Future Plans: To be a certified weld- er. Patricia Karen Smith Jello thighs Hobbies: Talking, and definetly not school work Future Plans: To be a hotel manager in a restaurant. Donald Sturtevant Don Hobbies: Skiing Future Plans: To own my own busi- ness. Madeline Smith Mitzi Hobbies: Camping, pool, motorcy- cles, partying Future Plans: To own my own farm and to open a dinner with the profits from my farm. Kimberly Smith Kim Hobbies: Swimming, softball, ce- ramics Future Plans: To have my own busi- ness in Upholstery. if � i g. „ — 81 Michael Sullivan Mike Hobbies: Motorcycles, weightlifting, traveling. Future Plans: To continue in my trade and acquire a refrigerating and electrical license. Joseph Szufnarowski Szufa Hobbies: Basketball Future Plans: Go to college. Dennis Sullivan Dennis Hobbies: Coming in late, sleeping during class. William Surprenant Soupy Hobbies: Swimming, Boating, exces- sive drinking, sex Future Plans: To marry a rich wom- an and get divorced. Jeffrey C. Sullivan Sully Hobbies: Aero-space research, mo- deling, swimming and hiking. Future Plans: To become a licensed electrical engineer with NASA and the space shuttle program. Lorie Ann Sweet Porky Hobbies: Partying and skiing and the memories of Colleen L. and I al- ways try to think of one good come- back for Ray and Dave for that one rude comment they always make. Future Plans: I plan to go to college, but not to learn, just to party. I hope someone will pay for it. Patrick A. Tarmey Tap Myron Hobbies: Concerts and painting. Future Plans: To own my own up- holstery shop and be rich. William Tarsa Bill Michael W. Taylor Mike Hobbies: Playing hoop, punching people, listening to music. Future Plans: To attend college and hopefully leave with a degree. Philip Teles Phil Hobbies: Hockey, soccer, fishing. Future Plans: Leave Lowell, draft- ing career, and live it up. Nancy L. Tenczar Wiggles Hobbies: Sports, socializing, guys, walking hallways, and sewing. Future Plans: To attend college and open my own shop someday. Julie Tellier Hobbies: Riding horses, swimming, talking, and watching television. Future Plans: Live on my own, go to college. 83 Barry Terrell Turtle Hobbies: Sex drugs rock-n-roll Future Plans: Get married, and get a job, and move to Maine. Scott Tompson Hobbies: Skiing, hiking, camping Future Plans: To join the army and do some traveling before settling down. Darlene Tevepaugh Hobbies: Deca, sports, traveling Future Plans: To major in the field of business management. Linda Thurlow Paula Thibodeau Stubby toes Hobbies: Running, bowling, listen- ing to the radio Future Plans: to own my own busi- ness. Cynthia T ibbetts Cyn Hobbies: Going to concerts, partying cruising and listening to some great tunes Future Plans: College, traveling, marriage, and plenty more good times with C. H. C. 84 Edwin Torres Joseph Toupin Joe Hobbies: Football, baseball, hockey, swimming.-Navy Robin Tousignant Daniel V. Tremblay Dan Bonnie Trudell Hobbies: sleeping, Future Plans: Not to get married, quit my job and sleep all my life. Michael D. Trull Mike Hobbies: Sking, bowling, tennis, mo- deling cars, going to the drags, working on cars, going out on week- ends. Future Plans: success money. 85 Donald R. Turcotte Turk Hobbies: Baksetball, hockey, and having fun. Future Plans: Data Processing, may- be Air Force Robert D. Turcotte Bobby Hobbies: Sports and working on cars. Future Plans: To go to work as soon as I find a job. Roger A. Vezina AJ Hobbies: Fixing cars, and racing. Future Plans: To own my own ga- rage. Steven Yinal Steve Hobbies: Burning off tires, wasting time, and riding around wasting gas. Future Plans: Work and race cars Donna Vincent Diane Vezina Kermit Hobbies: Drawing, track, and talk- ing on the phone. Future Plans: Work for a few years before enlisting in the Army. 86 Mark W. Wyman Hobbies: Hockey and motocross Future Plans: Become my own boss. Raymond Wagner Ray Hobbies: Playing sports. Future Plans: To go to college. Eric J. White Hobbies: Cars, partying and any- thing else. Future Plans: To obtain my master plumbers license and open my own business. Barbara Watts Barb Hobbies: Skiing, horseback riding, traveling. Future Plans: To graduate, move out in the country somewhere, work in hair dressing and get married in “ 1986 .” John P. Wayne Iggy Hobbies: Partying, hockey, video games. Future Plans: Undecided. Diane Whittemorc Hobbies: Art, dancing, swimming. Future Plans: To own my own Beau ty Shop, to travel. 87 William White Bill Kathleen Wojtkun Katy Hobbies: Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll. Future Plans: To become a Nun. Debra Womble Debbie Hobbies: Art, music, camping and tennis. Future Plans: To own and work in my own beauty salon. Jerold Winters Jerry Hobbies: Guitar, playing frisbee in the field on Sunday afternoons, driv- ing. Future Plans: To work for a year or so and then join the Navy. Donna A. Zupokska Dizzy Singing, cooking, partying, and Glo- ria Stevens. To work and get married. Richard Zaker Rich, Snake Hobbies: Football. Future Plans: Undecided. 88 David E. Zygadlo Ziggy Hobbies: Floor hockey, guitar, turn- ing on the computer (it’s female). Future Plans: To become a profes- sional floor hockey player or a com- puter programmer (whichever comes first) Debra A. Zygadlo Ziggy Hobbies: Guys, music, cars, sports, and having a good time. Future Plans: Get a good job, make lots of money, have fun, go to col- lege, and get married (someday). Mark W. Wyman Hobbies: hockey and motocross Future Plans: to become my own boss 89 91 A WORD FROM THE STAFF We the editors and business managers, along with the yearbook staff of 1982 would like to congratulate 452 of the best seniors ever to leave Greater Lowell Voke. We are all proud to be a part of this graduating class, for we are the future of the nation and no longer a face in the past. It is now that we become an important part of society. Jobs are waiting for skilled laborers like the experience seniors who leave our school. Colleges and universities are accepting voke students who wish to further their education. We, as graduates, must follow our dreams and make them reality. Goals are made to be reached and conquered, and not to be set aside on a shelf. Always remember what you have learned and experienced at Greater Lowell. Remember your friends and keep in touch. Share your memories and follow your dreams. You’ll realize that “the Best Of Times” is what you have shared over the years at Greater Lowell Voke. Good luck in life. 94 Chapter 3 Top Row: Solomon Adams, Tom Davis, Ray Foster, Paul Dumais, Scott Giguere, Kenny Jusczak, Scott LeMay, Steven Manderville, Paul Laferriere Bot- tom Row: Paul Hamel, A1 Labonte, Don Sturtevant, Brian Bond, Val Lewis, Jeff Sullivan 1. George LeBoeuf 2. Dan Barrett 3. Tony Conceicao 4. Tom Roy 5. Mike Deschense 6. David Brown 7. James Buckley 8. Peter Lussier 9. Steve Vinal 10. John Buckley 11. Albert Jardine 12. James Tierney 13. Teacher Sol Goldburg’s Son Murry 4 Plumbing Top Row: Mr. Charlie Bamberg, Carlos Revira, Scott Minton, Scott Malonson, Rich Bettencourt, Eric White, Mike Chaput, Jim Carney Botton Row: John Lyko, Roger Cortey, John Riley, Pat Cloutier, Joe Normandie, Jim Kosilawski Bottom Row: Bob Balakin, Robin L’Heyreux, Mar- cel Dubois Second Row: Ed McDonaugh, Phil Teles, Carlos Santos, Bill Aube Third Row: John Belle- vance, Jim Renaud, Dave Gouveia, Doug Arcand Fourth Row: Rick Palisoul, Lou DaSilva, Manny Silva, Paul Cassella Left to Right: Edith Harris. Karlene Hannigan, Kathy Sawlan Bottom Row: Arthur Lavigne, Peter Day Second Row: Rick Beausoleil, Judy Maxwell, Chris Aggott, Nancy Higgins, Sharon Plourde, Glen Thibeault. Bottom Row: Michael Palladmo, Val Cordorette, Norman Letendre, James Gonsalves, Steve Noel Second Row: Victor Pinard, Kevin Calhour, John Dubuc, Randy Shockley, Peter McCartin Bottom Row: Mike Trull, Joe Silver, Dave Bray, Arthur Adie, Mike Jeffers Second Row: Roger Ve- zina, Rich Gauthier, Jean Beaulieu, Pat Eastwood, Mike Daigneault, Jim Silva, Peter Dumont, Mike Chagnon Bottom Row L-R: Maria Kelley, Lisa Roy, Ann Hurley, Lydia Gonsalez Paula Gregory, Maureen Dalphond, Lisa Pratt, Kathy Sheerin, Joyce Ron- deau, Gwen Artis, Cheryle Grantz Second Row L- R: Debbie Farmer, Liz Decker, Lisa Cote, Maria Silva, Janet Gilles, Stacy Menear, Rita Bergeron, Gail Flaherty, Lisa St. George G Qs , % G, O Bottom Row L-R: Jackie Pare, Kathy Fournier, Bonnie Trudell, Joanne Camire, Debbie Womble, Moe Courchaine, Diane Whittemore, Karen Dam- boise Second Row L-R: Loudovina Silva, Nancy Machado, Barbara Watts, Nydia Martinez, Darlene Dunn, Paula Thibodeau, Karen Gauthier, Shiela McNamara, Mary Mackey Bottom Row: Bob Landry, John Grenon. Walter Loh, Ernie Baillergen Richard Mailloux, A1 Asselin Second Row: Joe Janeiro, Ken Magri, Jim Jordan, Gary Levassuer, Paul Letendre, Bob Garneau Third Row: Russel Patenaude, Richard Proulx, Brian Matte, Bob Flander, Fourth Row: Bruce Mar- rotte, Steve Pestana M !i L V L. Lei 100 Gary Bryand, Steve Grand, Paul Longo, Bill La- Course Dave Degan, George Fearon, Bill Piper, Gary Mil- lette, Jay Simon, Peter Soiles, Paul Mahoney Top Row: John Dumais, Jeff Cox, Richard Morin, Mike Picanso, Robert Dufresne, Steve McLewee Bottom Row: James Peters, Roland Poulin, Mark Wyman, Michael Hout Dave Simard Bottom Row L-R: Maria Sanchez, Julie Ramsey, Darmery Cano, Sandy Allwood Middle Row L-R: Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Connors-Shagrue, Sue Ron- deau, Karen Cox, Sue Archambault, Wanda Os- kowski, Ivette Alicia Top Row L-R: Kathy Piche, Jackie Santos, Donna Foote, Michelle DiComan- drea O o Bottom Row: Mike Wisenburg, Lynn Goodwin, Bobby Daigle, Mark Gacek, Angie Demonceau, Kara Bernard. Second Row: Keith Finch, Eugene Hunter, Peter Matthews, Diane St. Sauver, Linda Hunnewell, Mike Moulton, Kathy Lambert, Scott Sheehan. Bottom Row: Lisa Dupuis, Denise Marion, Lisa LeBlanc, Janet Hann Top Row: Chris Bernier, Julie Tellier, Stephanie Flynn, Karen Landry, Lisa For- tin Bottom Row: Elaine Simard, Donna Vincent, Bren- da Bacon, Judy Shaw, Leslie Love, Debbie Gri- mard, Debbie Green, Charlene Champagne Second Row: Dave Brady, Craig Boulanger, Joe Sufnar- owski, Kevin Jean, Ray Wagner, Fred Marion, Don Silva, Micki Normandin, Don Turcotte, John Poi- tras, Top Row: Jerry Hogan, Dennis Sullivan, Bill Suprenant, Sylvain Grenier, Dave Zygadlo, Bill Chausse Bottom Row: Sean Ryan, Jay Carragher, Mike Sul- livan, Rich Zaker, Top Row: Carlos Fagundes, Charlie Connolly, Frank Barnaby, Bob Surprenant, Barry Terrell, Tony Barbosa. Bottom Row: Barry Murphy, Dave Bello, Buddy Archambault, Norman Dupuis, Jerry Winters Sec- ond Row: Dave Cognac, Ed Savage, Guy Corey, Tony Guilmette, John Robillard Third Row: Scott Bunker, Scott Roberge, Mark Mello, Scott Dubois, Earl Nichols, Pat Newell, Bill MacFadgen, Bill Tarsa Bottom Row: Sue Boisvert, Sharon McLaughlin, Darlene Gagnon, Christy Dagoumas, Patty Ball, Joyce Livingston, Joann McGadden, Colleen Long, Cecile Marion, Cindy Proulx, Mike Bergeron, Dar- lene Tevepaugh. Second Row: Dorreen Baker, Shelly Gath, Karen Makara, Robin Touisignant, Al- ice Joubert, Debbie Jeffrey, Sally Dupont. Bottom Row L-R: Don Barry, Chris Dion, Don Ron- deau, Second Row: Patty Smith. Mitzi Smith, Joanne Harrington, Brenda LaFerriere, Sandy Cos- tellano, Wendy Pollard, Robin Patcnaude. ' Mjl ■e? cP , x Bottom Row: Dan Crowell, Steve Maille, Alan Le- mieux. Heather Silk Cindy Maille, Kathy Hannon, Barbara McGee Middle Row: Paul Provencher, Lisa Lombardi, Judy Ercolani, Brenda Matthews Top Row: Cindy Pincence, Tammy Simard Bottom Row: Mary Schaefer, John Arnold, Patty Johnson Second Row: Steve Layte, Jerry Barnes Chapter 4 ( Old Vokies Never Die SUPERINTENDENT-DIRECTOR S MESSAGE Congratulations to all of the exceptional young men and women from the Class of 1982. All of you should be extremely proud of that diploma which carries with it a lifetime of personal skill that is yours to use to the best of your ability. Your individual discoveries and successes will quickly dim the memories of today, howev- er, they will never erase the talent and pride you will always possess. The students from the Class of 1982 have survived many changes and challenges during the last four years that have given all graduates the character and strength l to endure. Your Freshman year represented the last year of the 45- 15 year-round k school schdule. The transition, which affected your family and work schedule, was handled with ease. After a fairly normal Sophomore year, your Junior year % brought with it vigorous competition in the Merrimack Valley Athletic Confer- % ence and the first year impact of Proposition 2 ' A. Again, your desire and spirit % carried you through another measure of adversity. However, the true test of % courage was encountered when you received your staggered schedule in the % summer before your Senior year. The display of cooperation and understand- % ing by the Class of 1982 helped the total school population ensure the success of this new system, which saved many school programs. The Greater Lowell communities, public institutions, children, and the elderly have also had the benefit of sharing your generosity, skill and love. The many community projects, school fairs, and the simple every day contact with all people from the District have made this area a better place in which to live. As you now pursue your individual goals and many new personal experiences, please remember all of those people who provided those moments of encouragement and understanding. Never forget those intangible lessons that you have learned during the last four years that have so quickly passed, and always keep that unique perspec- tive and style that have made the Class of 1982 truly special. William J. Collins 114 Keepers Of The Flame 115 George Abodeely Marlene Abodeely Thomas Adie Barry Adler Joseph Allard George Aslanian Marlaine Auffermann Joseph Baglieri Elaine Balas Charles Bamberg Ronald Barnfield Albert Barsamian 116 Robert Bellavanee Robert Benincasa Judith Bent Starr Betses Laurie Bishop Francis Blanchette Edward Boisvert Frank Boyle Nancy Brousseau John Bryant Nancy Brunagim William Burns 117 Richard Calleda re Ellen Carroll Katherine Carroll Thomas Casper James Cassin Kerry Cavallaro Lorraine Christman David Chouinard Roberta Clark Helaine Clegg Peter Coffin Ann Marie Condike 118 1 Jane Connell Marion Connors-Shugrue Kathleen Conole William Cooke Janet Cunningham Joseph Cura Marian Daher Carol Davidson Dagma DeMartin Ronald Disjardins Robert Dick Joanne DiDonato 119 Michael Dillon Anthony DiSanzo Harry Donovan Barbara Dooley Patricia Doris Robin Dowling Joseph Dudley Joanne Duggan Leo Dunn Susan Dwyer Mary Jo Fahey Gabriel Falcon 120 Robert Fedorchuk Patricia Feeney Maryanne Foley Kenneth Foley Michael Foster Kevin Frost Theresa Furlong Walter Gacek Peter Gaieski Joanne Gaitanis Joan Gallagher John Gallagher 121 Thomas Gallagher Robert Ganem Janet Georges Eileen Gleason Ann Golden Paul Gomes Nicholas Goumas Cynthia Grady Maria Grova Neil Guerra Deborah Gustafson Roland Guthrie 122 Jack Hall Frank Hanchett George Harrington Francis Heslin Charles Hewitt Alice Hildreth Frances Hogan Elaine Holland Gerard Hould Kathleen Howe Joseph Husson Richard Iarrobino 123 Normand Jussaume Paul Jussaume Joseph Kane Edward Kazalski James Keddie Brian Kelly Karen Kiernan Walter Kochanek Valerie Kouchalakos Charles Kourkoulakos Michael Kourkoulakos Katherine Krowchun 124 Mary Lappin Paul Lappin Randy Lautenschager Bryan Leary Peter LeBlanc Armand Lefebvre Emile Lessard Herbert Little Charles Loucraft Robert Love Robert Lussier Edward Lynch 125 David MacLaughlan Kevin MacLaughlan John Machado Edith Mahon Mary Jo Mahoney Virginia Makarewicz Anthony Mangifesti Emanuel Manolopoulos Conrad Marchand Richard Marchand Peter Marlowe Brian Martin 126 Kenneth Masera Susan Maslowski William May Raymond McAlea Martin McCann Mary McGowan Debbie McKee Paul McLaughlin Linda McMenimen Elizabeth McNamara Diane McOsker Dorothy McQueen 127 Cynthia McSheffrey Keith Meliones Raymond Metthe Kathleen Miller Peter Milonopoulos Peter Minicucci James Mitchell James Moloney Patrick Moon Gilbert Moran Paul Morin James Moynihan 128 Maryann Mulcahey Edmund Murphy Garry Murphy Jean Murphy Mary Nascimento Martha Nawn Ruth Nunnery Deborah O’Brien Micheal O’Brien Patricia O’Brien Richard O’Malley Patricia O’Neil 129 Bart O’Sullivan Arthur Ouellette John Payelian Robert Peach Susan Phelps Ida Piekarski Clifford Prescott Herbert Raistrick Nancy Rayne Claudette Recco Robert Redding Robert Redinger 130 Thomas Roach Raul Rodriguez Allen Rose Richard Rose Eleanor Royte Denise Rudolph John Rufiange David Russell Evelyn Rutledge Charlene Ryan John Santoro Lynn Sarantos 131 Elizabeth Scanlon Robert Scannell James St. Hilaire Randall St. Pierre Carol Shabouian Walter Shanahan Diane Sharkey Martin Shea Frederick Sheehy Theresa Shelzi Melvin Shurmaster Paul Siopes 132 Adrith Sisson Bruce Skaff Patricia Slattery Donald Smith Edmond Solomon Susan Soule Ronald Stadden Lois Starbird Sheila Stowell Edward Sudol Raymond Sullivan Debra Szylvian 133 Marjorie Tanner Lucille Taylor Georgette Ter Veen George Traganos Charles Tsouprakakis Phyllis Tzitzenikos Constance Velasquez Alfonso Ventola James Vergados Peter Vergados James Voelker Timothy Walsh 134 Patricia Ward Douglas Weilbrenner Paul Wholey Lance Wilkerson David Willey Joseph Yamello Edward Yavarow 135 THEY KEEP US GOING David Murphy- Dean Of Discipline James Foley- Assistant Dean of Discipline Carol Bell- School Nurse Helen McQuade- School Nurse Sue Vaillancourt, Anne Patterson, Pat Regan- Administrative Secre- taries 136 First Row: Marlene Cebula, Claudette Pare, Beverly Gibson. Sec- ond Row: Judy Bryand, Sheila Proulx, Maryann Saunders, Debra Early, Diane Welcome.- Curriculum Secretaries Phyllis Silva, Mary Gail Sheeley- Vocational Director Secretaries. Judy Denham, Pat Judge, Peggy Vallante, Joanne Megdanis, Carmen Nickerson- Business Office Seated- Lynne Duquette, Standing- Barbara Monette, Theresa Hogan Discipline Office Seated Kris Zielinski, Standing- Kerry Desrosiers, Jane Dumont- Special Needs Maria DoVale-Bilingual Secretary Seated- Joyce Silk, Standing- Albert Harrington. Mar- First Row: Mary Higgins, Roberts McAnespie, Victoria Lessard, Janet Henderson, ion Dempsey Data Processing Dorrie Kerrigan. Second Row: Connie Greenhalge, Kathleen Regan. Jackie Maguire, Roberta Tharpe, Joanne McNamara, Suzanne Courtney, Donna Cushion, Edith Ko- chanek. Library Aides 137 Mary McCaffrey, F. Nelson Burns, Beverly Gendreau- Testing Center Cafateria Workers Patricia Reed- Health Secretary Denise Lussier, Eileen 0 Flahaven- Guidance Secretaries 138 Row 1-Barsam Barsamian, Phil Goyette, Les Benoit Row 2: Ralph Shae, John Gold- waite, Dick Mailloux, Fred Stec, Sid Garneau Maintainance The final seniority test. Wasn’t that building supposed to go up over there? Are you kidding? Do you think I’d wear ties like this if I were sober? You wreck ’em we deck ’em. You won’t beleive what this movie is about! What should I make the freshman do today? 139 Rambling Rose . . . . I get high with a little help from my friends. Gee, does a red phone mean I can have a key to the executive wash- room? 140 Wait ’til he finds out it’s only basted! Well, with Prop 2‘ i I’ll just have to dig my own grave! Chapter 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Senior Class Officers Cindy Maille - sec’t., Karlene Hannigan vice pres., Maureen Courchaine - treas., Tony Conceicao - pres. SENIOR PLANNING COMMITTEE First Row: Tammy Simard, Cindy Pincence, Lisa Lom- bardi, Tony Conceicao. Second Row: Judy Shaw, Bren- da Matthews, Marybeth Gray, Karen Landry, A1 Mar- ion. Third Row: Scott Beaudoin, Ann Marie Mclner- ney, Chris Aggott, Heather Silk, Chuck Coupal. Forth Row: Brenda Bacon, Tammy Rae, Karlene Hannigan, Cindy Maille. Fifth Row: Debbie Green, Leslie Love, Karen Gauthier, Mickey Normandin, John O’Bierne, Debbie Grimard. Standing: Judy Maxwell, Rita Ber- geron, Lisa St. George, Maureen Courchaine, George Bassett. Kathy Howe, Kathy Conole - advisors ' WiiL JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Susan Green - sec’t., Rita Benoit - vice pres., Peter Marlowe - advisor, Tammy Prepelka - pres., Dorothy Cimon - treas. JUNIOR PLANNING COMMITTEE Front Row: Lisa Chamberlain, Terry Prepelka. Judy Shepard, Jean Mello. Second Row: Kd Cantres, Sue Green. Rita Benoit, Tammy Prepelka. Dottie Cimon, Denise Rondeau Third Row: Jeff Pitts. Sid Green. Rich Melito. James Lelacheur, Kevin Lagasse. Rack Row: Mr. Marlowe - advisor V iHPI I ■ 145 NEWSPAPER CLUB First Row: Mr. Aslanian, Mr. Shabouian, advisors Back Row: Cheryl Masse, Kimberly O lsen, Thomas Burgess, Kevin Gath, Susette Allen WINKS CLUB DECA First Row: Robin Butler, Brenda Desruisseaux, Susan Dziegiel, Darlene Tevepaugh Second Row: Eilene Desrochers, Ruth Bright, Roseann Camara, Annette DeComandria, Denise Tremblay Third Row: Patricia Landry, Pamela Fryns, Melissa Fraser, Lynn Bright, Linda Paquette, Ms. Daher Cathy Shanks BUSINESS CLUB First Row: Maureen Dalphond-treas., Lisa St.George-pres., Lisa Pratt-vice pres. Second Row: Roger Pipcn-ass ' t. troas., Larry Dunn-advisor, Cheryl Grantz-scc ' t. 148 BUSINESS BANQUET STUDENT COUNCIL Roger Pepin -treas., William Suprenant - pres., Pat O’Brien - advisor, Deb Green - vice pres., Judy Shaw - sec’t. OUTING CLUB Front Row: Steve Dougherty, Mike Dumont, Steve Perry, Rich Carter, Scott Palermo Back Row: Barbi Jones, Jim Donovan, Elaine Balas- advisor, Frank Heslin -Advisor, Kevin Reed, Karen Chascin, Jane Mailloux Missing from pix: Robert Hague, Cheryl Archambault, Fran Sharkey, John Nowak, Christine Benoit, Bill Sawlan, Alberto Rivera, Chris Dixon, Larry Berry, Michelle MacAulay, Angel Rosado, Mark Robarge, Victor Doucette, Anne Marie Spenard, Steve Morin, Ed Gordon, Ann McLaughlin, Ralph Biron, Jerry Barnes, Alan Lemieux, Bill Monette- 150 JAZZ ROCK BAND First Row: Gary Shanahan, Edwin Torres, Jay Floyd, Raphael Alicia. Second Row: Suzette Agosto, Ray Lopez, Tom Campbell, Robin Turcotte, Debbie Perry. Third Row: Julio Santos, Nancy Hiddins, Sharon PLourde, Linda Gebhart, Mr Goumas - advisor CONCERT BAND First Row: Richard Forest, Jay Floyd Second Row: Roger Pepin, Tom Campbell, Robin Turcotte, Debbie Perry Third Row: Ruth Bright, Linda Gebhart, Denise Rondeau, Mr. Goumas - advisor Not in photo; Debbie Chateauneuf, Moe Rondeau, Brian Brachett, Dan Finneral 151 VICA is a National Student Organization eith over 300,000 members. Every state in the Union has members. It is a vocational organization to make the vocational student a better tradesperson and individual. j The student competes locally, in the district and state wide competitions before going on to the Nationals. In April, of this year, history was made at Greater Lowell Regional Vocational Technical School. Over 100 students from Greater Lowell competed in this year’s Massachutts Leadership Conference and VICA Skill Olympics. Greater Lowell Regional students won an unprecedented 19 Gold medals for first place, 18 Silver medals for second place, 14 Bronze med me dals for third place and 14 students finished in the top six of their field. The 19 Gold Medalists will now prepare for the National Competition to be held in Louisville, Kentucky in June. We are proud of these students and their accomplishments. They are an indication of the highly trained tradesmen and women educated at Greated Lowell. FRESH SOPH CLASS Front Row: Ms. Miller, Mrs. Rutledge, advisors Anne Charbonneau - treas., Michael Jacques - vice pres., Tom Kasilowski - pres., Mary Robinson - sec’t. 156 The Best Times Of Your Life FOOTBALL Front Row Coach Kulis, Dean Murphy, Dan Barrett, Val Luis, Tony Conceicao, Coach Kane, Coach MacLaughlan. Second Row Fred Lynch, Joe Espinola, Chas Giardinella. Rich Zaker. Paul Letendre, Frank McCarty, Brian Bond, Mike Gagnon, Lou DaSilva, Julio Santo, Carlos Santos, Coach Casper. Third Row Mike Gaspar, Keith Welch, John Mendonca, Bill Caunter. Leon Suprenant. Bob Guthrie, Carl Pratt, Mike Gauthier, Tim Nelson, Mike Farley, Rick Shea, Chris Santos, Ed Hannon, Scott Menella. Mike Buregard, Bob Clegg. HOMECOMING Paula Savard. Chris Scalia. Regina Allen (Homecoming Queen), Maureen Cour- chaine, Sharlene Gath VOLLEYBALL J.V. SOCCER 163 VARSITY SOCCER First Row: Adam Meuse. Dave Coupal, Ronnie Yates, Ralph Alicea, Tony Demakarakas. Second Row: Coach Guerra, Bob Balakin, A1 Marion, Ed Graham, Joe Garcia, John Porto. Third Row: Frank Kavolawskas, Paul Beaubien, Dennis DaLuca, Wayne Maturah, Angel Rosado, Rick Mailloux, Peter Soiles. CROSS COUNTRY mm Top Row: Coach Dave Willey. Mark Gagnon, Celest Cimon. Leann Dong. Tom Campbell. Chris Wood. Tim Roark, Ed Cantres. Bill Pel- lerin. Front Row Kneeling: Steve Nolan, John Duffy, Sean Donnely, Henry Gagnon, Chuck Coupal, Mike Hogan. W y� Ha Row One Darlene Goodwin, Carole Nor- kiewicz, Sandra Freitas, Diane i carosiers, Cathy Britton, Denise Rondeay Row Two Lynn Espinola, Debra Green Darlene Gag- non, Rita Benoit, Johan MaeKenzie. Kim Marquis, Kathy Hannon, Coach Joanne Patenaude � v-i-.u wa tei ■ - 4 i ■ jm mm niim, : J u ' S ' iMi II ' ; • I | First Row: Darlene Sousa. Maureen Courchaine, Captain Darlene Gagnon, Carol Norkiewicz, Co-captain Debra Clark, Beth McCaffrey., Phyllis Gagnon. Second Row: Coach Debra Szyl- vain, Kathy Armstrong, Cheryl Norstrom, Gayle Chausse, Dawn Picard, Lynne Gagnon, Debra Felley, Karen Haley, Nancy Zaker. Not Pictured: Deanna Wasileoskas, Christine Hughes. Denies Lemire. - FALL BANQUET First Row: Joe Albert, J. V. Cross Country, Boosters Club Trophy Susan Dziegiel. J V Volleyball, Boosters Club Trophy Christine Kercher, Varsiry Volleyball, Boosters Club Trophy Susan Killgren, Varsity Volleyball, M. V. P. Trophy Tony Dimakarakos, J.V. Soccer, Boosters Club Trophy. Second Row: Alfred Marion, Varsity Soccer, M.V.P. Trophy Brian Bond, Varsity football, Coaches Award tro- phy Tony Conceicao, Varsity football, M.V.P. trophy Mike Gagnon, varsity foot- ball, Coaches Award Trophy Val Luis, Varsity Football, Boosters Club Trophy Steve Nolan, Varsity Cross Country, Boosters Club Trophy . . . FRESHMEN BASKETBALL First Row: Walter Kinney, Orlando Pantoja, John Capsalis, Ron Richards, Henry Grimard, Ed Pagan. Second Row: Jerry Nobrega. Ron Vincent, Kevin Finneral, Gerry Boqdanowicz, Brian Pelle- tier, Brian Smith, Steve Francisco, Juan Mercado. Paul Sullivan. Russell Copely, Coach Brian Martin. First Row: Bill Fuller, co-captain John Mendonca, co-captain. Jim Kazilowski. Mike Gauthier. Second Row: Dave Mercier. Ken Barrett. Mike Ryan, Walter Rich. Leo De- Sousa Stan Pappi. Third Row: Coach Bill Kulis, Coach Mike Dillon, Jack Lyman, Mike Gasper. Carlos Villegas. Tom Kasilowski, Quinn Backner, Bob Hurt. Head Coach Jim Foley. . First Row Mark Gagnon, Steve Maille, Debra Green. Manny Silva, Co-Cap t. Henry Gagnon Co-Capt lalSbva rohnBames ' s£5 fo n. Tom Campbell Third Row: Coach Bob Dick. Davf Dowling. Kim Montmarquet. Brian McNe 11 . Dennis Deluca, Bob Dozois. Tim Rourke. Mike Jacques. John Porto. Angel Rosado, Joe Espinola ' ■■■’■ -r . ? J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL Row One: Diane Martin, Diane Desrousiers, Ada Martinez. Darlene Bastine. Second Row: Sharen Artis. Darlene Denham. Sandy Giguere, Robin Garneau, Lisa Olin. Third Row: Coach Joanne Patenaude. Kathy Wright. Ana Rodriguez. Nancy Diaz. Celeste Cimon. Kim Carroll. First Row: M. Clark, R. Landry (co-cap- tain), K. Gauthier, (co-captain), B. Ber- ube, S. Georgoulis. Second Row: Z. Iverson, S. Mclnnis, J, Pappas, T. Di- marakarakos, M.S. Aurez, K. Welch. Third Row: Coack Meliones, K. Hobbs, J. Diazil, L. Letendre, D. Coupal. M. Lampron. D. Clark, Coach Hall. SWIM TEAM iirtk-iHlilfc : mmm ... ■. a r r � WINTER SPORTS BANQUET VARSITY BASEBALL First Row: Bill Caunter. Dave Dowling, John Duffy, Joe Espinola. Dave Coulliard. Second Row: Marty Lagasse, Chris Apostolos, Jim Camacho, Chris Santos, Ed Graham. Third Row; Tom Burgess, Carl Heroux, Captain Ernie Baillargeon, Captain Rick Pali- soul, Captain Bill Aube, Eric Baillargeon, Coach Brian Martin, J.V. BASEBALL First Row: Ron Vincent, Ron Richards, Angel Rosado, John Mendonca, Ed Cantres, Tony Underwood. Second Row: Skip Rich, Adam Meuse, Mike Fenneral,’ Mike Farley, Carl Pratt, Dave Couillard. Coach Dave Ma- cLaughlin, Missing from photo: Eric Baillargeon, Tom Burgess, Mark Da- vey, Chris Santos. 191 Front Row; Charles Coupal, Dave Mercier. Mike Suarez, Mike Baillargeon, Luis Cantrez, Brian McNeil, Marc Gagnon, Dave Desrochers, Carlos Villegas, Jamie LeDuc, Bill Pellerin. Back Row: Coach Bob Dick, Coach Bob Redding, Steve Nolan, Bill-Fuller, Julio Santos, George Barroso, Paul McNeil, Robert Dozois, Mike Gauthier, Mike Jacques, Brian Bond, John Barnes. John Porto, Tom Campbell, Manny Silva. Head Coach Dennis Murphy. J.V. SOFTBALL First Row; Lillie Settles. Diane Boisvert, Darlene Bastein. Debbie Quintal. Donna Dacey, Chervl Landry Second Row: Dottie Simon. Mary Jo Brill, Debbie Gauthier, Debbie Dufresne. Lynn Espinola. Maria Picanso Third Row: Capt. Cheryl Archambault, Kris Thumm. Coach Tim Walsh, Rita Champagne, Vicky Oliveria. First Row: Sue Archambault, Co-Capt. Debbie Green, Co-Capt. Johan MacKenzie, Judy Shaw Second Row: Diane Desrosiers, Denise Rondeau, Sandy Martinez, Cathy Britton Third Row: Sandy Bergeron, Kim Mar- quis, Kathy Hannon, Ellen Dery, Coach Liz McNa- mara. p m TENNIS First Row: Rita Benoit, Cynthia Mailie (captain). Sue Killgren, Mary McHale Second Row: Coach Roland Guthrie, Jane Perras, Linda Letendre Nancv Diaz. Janice Remington, Mari Lou Gath First Row: Ralph Biron, George Bassett, Jerry Barnes. Kevin Jean, Sylvain Grenier. Second Row: Leon Surprenant, Rick Bienvenue. Dave Scalis. Paul Masse, Mike Hallberg, Coach Casper. I feel good all under. 202 . ' You’re gonna hit me with what? Chapter 7 The Real World V TIME OFF: THE GRAND TOUR i iff ' |! If 1 1 § I i ’ || 13 If 1 1 1| I I 214 215 Class Will I, Jay Adie, will leave something next year if I get an- other job. (I hope). I, Chris Aggott, leave Nancy Higgins in front of St. Joe’s Hospital, Brenda Bacon the YY Shop and David Russell a yellow cup of water. I, Doug Arcand, leave this school with hopes it’ll finally sink into the ground. I, Buddy Archambault, leave Mr. Marchand all my notes and tardy slips. I, Roy Archambault, leave my baldness to Mr. Lefebvre in Upholstery because he’ll be bald before me. I, Gwendolyn Artis, leave the G.L.R.V.T.S. to the state of Massachusetts. I, A1 Asselin, leave all the teachers the headaches that I gave them. I, Brenda Bacon, leave to Mrs. Bent Toni’s Pizza Place, to Tama Rae a jeep, to Chausse a crust from Alex’s, Anne Marie my green marker, to Chris A. the doors on the Y.Y. I Shop in Hudson, to Judy M. my driveway “in a total way,” and I leave in hopes of expanding my wildest dreams and ambitions. I leave F.P.A. thanks to Permie Crandall. I, Ernie Baillargeon, am taking everything and never coming back. I, Bob Balakin, leave this school hoping never to come back! I, Patricia Ball, leave all my sarcastic remarks to Mr. Siopes. I, Tony Barbosa, leave Mr. Dudley with Paul Martineau for the next few years. I, Don Barry, leave, knowing that these were supposed to be the best years of my life, but weren’t and glad having graduated before the school collapsed. I, Paul T. Beaubien, leave Mr. (Jumpin Joe) Yamello a pack of cigarettes so he can stop smoking his chalk. I, John S. Bellavance, leave everything, including the state. I, Ken Ballemare, leave Physics class everything I learned in the last four years, nothing!! I, Dave Bello, leave all the tobacco stained rugs for the , janitors to clean. I, Rita Bergeron, leave my sister Sandy all my LAPs, crib sheets, hiding places, partyin’ places, passes to ev- erywhere, and my habit of being tardy. I, Steve Bergeron, leave all that I learned in related class to Mr. Barnfield which wasn’t all that much. (Ha-Ha). I leave the school all my headaches of getting up early in the morning. I, Kara Bernard, leave a bottle of Pepto-Bismo in the caf. I, Chris Bernier, leave all my pin curls and finger waves to Mrs. Taylor and to everyone else who can’t do them. I, Bob Berube, leave Mrs. Conole a book of matches to burn her Preppie Handbook. I, Ralph Biron, leave all my Tuesday night football games to Matt Fagundus. I, Don Bouchard, leave GLRVTS with the feeling that I’ll never get a job and to Lisa, may the 3 inch gorillas be with you. I, Guy Boucher, leave Mr. Traganos all my Greek jokes and my wise remarks and to Mr. Hewitt, I thank him for what he taught me junior year. I, Ken Bourque, leave time and space for someone to fill, preferably someone over 4 ft. tall. I, David Bray, being of sound mind and body leave this school to anyone who wants it. I, Norm Breault, leave all my empty juice bottles under the chair in Mrs. Sisson’s room. I, Cheryl Brooks, leave my poor attendance record to my cousin Debbie with the chance that she might improve it. I, Da vid Brown, leave the hair I had cut off with my last haircut to Mr. S. Norman and Paul Jussaume in Carpen- try. I, Gary Bryand, leave all my 500 X assignments to Mr. Bellevance (Dan Tanna) and all my detention slips to Mr. Prescott. I, James Buckley, leave Mrs. Cavallaro my spot in the Carpentry Shop. I, John Buckley, leave Mr. Marlowe with all his lousy projects!!! I, Steve Byrne, leave Mr. T. my earplugs, for all those months he yelled and yelled at me; I wasn’t listening. I, Tammy Caban, leave my brother Scott all the deten- tions I never had and all my excuses to get out of class. I, Val Cadoreue, leave a year’s supply of tranquilizers to Mr. B. I, Jim Caisee, leave Mr. Blanchette with all the madness for the years to come. I, Bill Caldwell, leave the railing of the third floor to all the teachers who kicked me off, especially the two Mr. MacLaughlans. I, Kevin Calhoun, leave Mr. Peter Milonopoulos peace of mind. I, Joanne Camire, leave all my great test marks to Mrs. Ida Piekarski. I, Michael Chagnon, leave this school with the knowl- edge that I have passed through. I, Michael Chamberland, leave Paul Martineau with driving lessons from Ralph Biron. I, Charlene Champagne, leave all my messed up comput- er programs to Mrs. Bent. I, Sue Chandonnet, leave all my absentees to anybody that wants them. I, Mike Chaput, leave Mr. Redding the thought that he will never have to read my handwriting again. I, Bill Chausse, leave Mr. Iarrobino (Papa Bina) my sel- dom used accounting book, a trip to Foley’s office, a lot of stress, frustration, dismay, aggrevation, and a full bottle of sleeping pills because I know that you totally deserve every bit of it. I, Donna Childs, leave Upholstery Shop with no regrets at all. I, Pete Christman, leave this school with no regrets. I, Daryl Clement, leave Mr. Marchand a life time supply of Tylenol. I, Dave Cognac, leave welding and the rest of the welders to Connie. I, Doris Comtois, leave the Mall in good hands. I, Charlie Connolly, leave driving lessons to Henry “Hot 216 rr Dog” Gagnon, Ralph Biron, Rich Zaker and Frank “Crash” Barnaby. I, Russ Cormier, leave all my cars and tools to my family. I, Brian Cortez, leave Mr. Blanchette and Mr. Milonopou- los with the ever present fear that our class week will return to haunt them for the rest of their lives, and two reserved rooms at Solomon’s Mental Health Center. I, Michael Costello, leave Mr. Milonopoulos’ lect ures to any electronics student who can stand listening to them. I, Chuck Coupal, leave Mrs. Christman the cribs to all the tests in her class and to the kids in Upholstery all the old tacks from 4 years of jobs. I, Maureen Courchaine, leave my rusty scissors to the Cosmetology Class of ’83. I, Karen Cox, leave Mr. O’Brien with all the good times we had in gym. I, Kerry Coyle, leave Mr. Marlowe one package of green M M’s. I, Pamela Cregg, leave Mr. Iarrobino the correction book that he accused me of cheating from all the time. I, Don Cyr, leave Mr. Dudley a box of Certs. I, Bob Daigle, leave my sweaty gym clothes to the next “Home Coming Queen.” I, Sandi Daigle, leave all the jobs in the print shop that I had a hard time with to next year’s seniors. Good Luck! I, Michael Daigneault, leave Mr. Traganos to the juniors. Good Luck! I, Maureen Dalphond, leave Mrs. Carroll all the lables from my Bumble Bee Tuna so that she can buy a new Bumble Bee suit. I, Lou DaSilva, hope Mr. Moran can come up with some new jokes. I, Tom Davis, leave this school forever! I, Peter Day, leave T.V. Production and the W.O.R.K. news to whomever wants it. I, Dave Degan, leave the masonry shop with my best of wishes, and special thanks to Marty, Dick and Jimbo for all their help. I, Angela Demonceau, leave my lingering smoke in the girls room. I, Mike Deschene, leave a map of Vermont to Mr. Kour- koulakos, so that he may find my cousin’s ski lodge. I, Peter Desjardins, leave all of my teachers my unused pencils. I, Chris Dion, leave all my sign language equipment to Mrs. Herbert. I, Joe Doucette, leave this school gladly right now but after two years of working I will probably wish I was back. I, Raymond Drolet, leave this school, thank God, and the Electronic Shop teachers with the hope that they get their sanity back. I, Marcel Dubois, leave Mr. Moran some drafting equip- ment to remember me in case Prop. 2-Vi takes his away. I, John Dubuc, leave Mr. DiSanzo to Mr. Milonopoulos. I, Bob Dufresne, being of no mind or body do hereby leave all incoming sophomore machinists Mr. Kochanek (the Machinist’s headache). I, Brenda Dumont, leave my paint pants to all my shop teachers to remember me by. I, Peter Dumont, leave Mr. Traganos the nickname he gave me so he can give it to someone else. I, Sally Dupont, leave Mr. Allard a bottle of Scope in memory of the D.E. girls from the class of ’82. I, Judy Ercolani, leave all my good times to Mr. D. Mrs. W. and I leave a bottle of aspirin to Mr. Metthe for all the headaches we gave him. I, Maureen Farrell, leave my sister Theresa my perfect attendance record, that never was. I, George Ferron, leave two applications for Solomon’s Mental Health to the Masonry teachers Mr. James Moyn- ihan Mr. Richard O’Malley because I know they’ll need them. I, Joseph Feehan, leave Mrs. Cavallaro my dried leaf, that she has been bugging me to turn over. I, Keith Finch, leave all the art teachers a year’s supply of beginner’s art books. I, Bob Flanders, leave Mr. Masera my dirty shop clothes and all my absentee slips. I, Donna Foote, leave Mrs. Connors-Shugrue all our hair- pins and elastics for future usage, and all my anatomy LAPs to my brother Rick! I, Ray Foster, leave Mr. Maloney, thank God! I, Kathy Fournier, leave all the times I crossed my feet in shop to Mrs. T. I, Paul Fryns, leave all my dirty, smelly gym glothes to Mr. O’Brien. I, Mark Gacek, leave Mr. May the key to the photo room for more privacy. I, Leah Gagniere, leave to next year’s Food Tech senior all my cut fingers from a careless knife. I, Darlene Gagnon, leave my cheerleading uniform to whomever has enough nerve to cheer for the Gryphons no matter how much harder they try. I, Colette Gamache, leave Mr. Wholey’s English class to whomever can get through it sanely, and also to Mr. Wholey a new wardrobe. I, Robert Garneau, leave four years of being on crutches in this school where I got no respect for being a jock to future dumb jocks. I, Brian Gary, leave to my under classmates, all the pains of being a junior and the good times of being a senior. I, Karen Gauthier, leave my cowboy boots to Mr. Rose. I, Chuck Giardinella, leave Mrs. Gallagher all my com- pliments that I have given her everyday when I walked in class. I, Janet Gillis, leave Mrs. Carroll a new shade of eye shadow. I, Steve Golas, leave the house to Joe the freshman, soph- omore and (maybe) junior. I, James Gonsalves, leave all my old clothes to Mr. Blan- chette. I, Kevin Gosselin, leave Mr. Prescott with the assurance that someday I will return all my co-op cards. I, Stephen Grand, leave to all my teachers the pleasure of having me and with the regret that they could never give one night after school. I, Cheryl Grantz, leave Mr. Iarrobino my textbooks and workbooks so he can do the work instead of “knowing it all.” I, James Gray, leave some of my height to Paul Mahoney. I. Marybeth Gray, leave Cindy Pincence a lifelong supply of dates and her leftovers for Steph. I, Debra Green, leave GLRVTS regretfully, knowing that I will never forget or regret the past four years I’ve spent here, and to Mrs. McNamara, I leave a special thanks for everything. I, Sylvain Grenier, leave Mr. Baglieri a greyhound pup that can’t run, and to Mr. Marchand a French book so he can learn to speak it the right way. I, John Grenon, leave Mr. P. Vergados all my extra mus- cles and I hope he gains another 20 pounds. I, Debbie Grimard, leave Mr. Marchand the little yellow man for his head. I, Tony Guilmette, leave while I still have a piece of mind. I, Rick Halligan, leave to all my art instructors my moti- vation and to Mr. Lautenschlager my dog Simba for training. I, Paul Hamel, leave Mr. Gomes with a headache. I, Karlene Hannigan, leave all the good times and memo- ries to the people that I have enjoyed them with for the past four years. I, Joanne Harrington, leave Mary Jo Brill all my forged passes for Mr. V’s class. I, Edith Harris, leave Mr. Foley all my wishes after I’ve gone, also I leave my related work to my sister Roberta and Mrs. Gallagher all the hard times we had. I, Nancy Higgins, leave Greater Lowell with the hope that my presence here has contributed to those of whom I’ve worked with, laughed with, fought with and cried with. I have no regrets except walking away from the security of friends on graduation day and that first inevi- table step into an unknown future. Class of ’82 Good Luck!!! I, Gerard Hubert, leave Mr. Collins all the cracks in the school. I, Linda Hunnewell, leave my brain behind to whoever wants it. I, Paul Hunt, leave what’s left of my rear tires to the back parking lot. I, Michael Hunt, leave Mr. Machado with my car (p.s. the breaks need fixing). I, Ann Hurley, leave GLRVTS everything I have left except for my diploma. Also the squawking that Mrs. Nawn did the whole year at us in office simulations. I, Marc Jacques, leave Bob Garneau’s brain for moneky experiements. I, Nancy Jacques, leave my brother Steve all my LAPs and tricks to get out of class. I, Joe Janeiro, leave school, passing Mr. Cura on one wheel. I, A1 Jardine, leave! I, Gary Jean, leave one hundred feet of rubber in the back parking lot. I, Kevin Jean, leave all my broken bones to Mr. Ma- claughlin and Mr. Burns. I, Sue Jeffers, leave Mrs. Recco all the gossip that she can spread while on coffee break and Mrs. Rousseau Mrs. Connors all the good times I had in shop. I, Debbie Jeffrey, leave, thank God! I, Jimmy Johnson, leave to Mr. Little a box of tissues. I, Patti Johnson, leave this school before it sinks. I, Jim Jordan, am taking the important things I will need in life. I, Alice Joubert, leave Miss Daher a pair of jeans and sneakers, with the hope that some day she will become a D.E. Burnout, and Mrs. Tanner all our pink smocks. I, Jim Kasilowski, leave all my dirty sweat to Mr. Foley. I, Maria Kelly, leave my good thoughts and nice man- ners to Mrs. Nawn and Mrs. Lappin. I, A1 Labonte, leave this school hoping to find “better education somewhere else.” I, Brian Labonte, leave Mr. Blanchette with the fear that the three inch gorillas will get him. I, Brenda LaFerriere, leave Food Tech with no regrets. I, Paul LaFerriere, leave Mr. Dudley a whip and chain for the next class like ours. I, Kathie Lambert, leave peace and quiet to all my teach- ers. I, Bob Landry, leave my height and good looks to Mr. Kochanek. I, Bob Landry, leave all my headaches to the up and coming freshman that have to put up with Pinky and the power play to the other people in auto body shop. I, Karen Landry, leave this school with pleasure. I, Ed LaPointe, leave (hopefully). I, Joe LaPorte, leave this school with all the chairs that I broke. I, Kathy Larivee, leave to my freshman brother a full bottle of Pepto Bismo for after eating the school lunches. I, Steve Layte, leave Joe Horman all of my bubble gum collection. I, Rudolph Leite, thank Mr. Hewitt for teaching most of what I know and I leave Mr. Falcon all the hair on my body because he definitely needs it. I, Scott LeMay, leave this school with my yearbook. I, Normand Letendre, leave Mr. Peter Milonopoulos my laughs and my smart remarks. I, Paul Letendre, leave Peter Vergados my set of weights and all my shirts. I, Darlene Letourneau, leave all my books to the next year students and please don’t forget to water Mr. Mar- chand’s plants. I, Gary Levasseur, leave and I’m not coming back. I, Robin L’Heureux, leave all my memories to my broth- er Robert. I, Joyce Livingston, leave all my crib notes to the upcom- ing seniors in D.E. I, Colleen Long, leave the back parking lot to all the rest of the Greater Lowell partiers to come. I, Leslie Love, and company leave Mr. Bino an invitation to Shakey’s. We’ll meet you up there! I, Rita Lowrey, leave a message for those entering Child Care - Don’t do it! I, Billy MacFadgen, leave the Welding Shop to whoever wants it. I, Nancy Machado, leave the fun times I had with my friends to all future students and my related books to all incoming junior Cosmo students and hope they are not bored. I, Johan MacKenzie, leave my sister Cathy the best of luck in her future years in sports and school at Greater Lowell. I, Mary Mackey, leave Darlene Roberts all my green M M’s and Mr. Peach my long weekends. I, Paul Mahoney, leave the left hand corner of the smok- ing area to all future students who need it! I, Cynthia Maille, leave this school with the fear of going into a world in which I know not where to turn, nor where to go. I also leave Mr. “Dad” Guthrie all my mo- ments of explosion on the tennis courts! I, Richard Mailloux, leave the answer books to Mr. Ver- gados, so he will not think that I cheated for four years. I, Karen Makara, leave all my beans to Mr. Iarrabino. I, Steven Mandeville, leave to Mr. Love a “dollar for donuts” and a cup of “joe.” I, Cecile Marion, leave my height of 5’1” to the giant Ms. Gaitanis. I, Fred Marion, leave Mr. Bag a map, so he can figure his way out of all geographical problems. I also leave Mr. Bino my first true piece of art - Remember! I, Nydia Martinez, leave all my laughs to all the juniors in Mrs. Piekarski’s class. I, Doreen Massetti, leave P D shop my dirty, grubby shop clothes and most of all I leave my groovy shop glasses to whoever wants to wear them and my signa- ture in the ladies room. I, Brenda Matthews, leave Mr. Murphy a lifelong supply of detentions and a suspended sentence. 218 I, Judy Maxwell, leave to the next group of T.V. students the hassles of working in the studio. I, John Makiej, leave all my absentee notes to Mr. Milon- opoulos. I, Brian Matte, leave Mr. Cura all the high times I had in his class. I, James McAlpine, leave Mrs. Cavallaro a two week vacation in Hawaii. I, Beth McCaffrey, leave the gun I used to shoot any- thing that moved in the school lunches. I also leave my boring related class to the incoming seniors. I, Peter McCartin, being of some mind and body leave Mr. Peter Milonopoulos $18.50 in dimes. I, Joann McGadden, leave Mrs. Tanner a bottle of aspirin in memory of the D.E. girls, she’ll need it. I, Barbara McGee, leave my shop pants to whomever needs them in the P D Shop, and the champagne that Ms. Cavallaro wants from her EOJ class. I, Anne Marie Mclnerney, leave all the great times that me, Tama and Bacos have had with hopes that they’ll all be repeated, but under better circumstances. I, Sharon McLaughlin, leave Ms. Gaitanis a pair of flat soled shoes, and to Mrs. Tanner I leave everything I learned in D.E. I, Marianne McOsker, leave all of the incoming seniors in Health all the dirty work I did in the last two years in shop. I, Roy Medina, leave school with great relief that I will never have another English class for as long as I live, no offense Mrs. Cavallaro. I, Bill Mielle, leave all Food Tech teachers my excuses for skipping gym class. I, Christine Millette leave Mrs. Piekarski my little fake dog whose head bobs up and down in the rear car win- dow. I, Michael Moulton, leave Mr. Ouellette all the pencils that I’ve borrowed but didn’t return. I, Patrick Newell, leave Mr. Chouinard (Fuzzy) my elec- tric razor. I, Earle Nichols, leave all my dentist bills to Ray Pelle- tier for all the chew in ’82. I, Paula Nobert, leave all my finished LAPs to whoever wants them. I, Steve Noel, leave “Sam” the boa constrictor to any sophomore who is loving enough to take care of him. I, Rachel Norman, leave this school with the utmost pleasure. I, Joe Normandie, leave Melvin Shurmaster all the work I haven’t done in four years. I, Micki Normandin, leave Mrs. B. the satisfaction of knowing that I’m finally gone! For Good! I, John O’Beirne, leave Mike McGuire one more year in Long John Santoro’s math class and I leave Marty McCann with a swimming pool. I, Stanley Ogonowski, leave some of my good work to the Carpentry department, they need it. I, Pat O’Malley, leave Ms. Cavallaro all the pencils I borrowed from her. I, Kevin Page, leave! Permanently. I, Rick Palisoul, leave the Greater Lowell baseball team my hitting ability. I, Jackie Pare, leave my Cosmo related books to anyone who want them (which is no one). I, Paul Pascall, leave my live grenade in booth 1 for Connie Marchand and all the cracks in the school for Mr. Collins. I, Russell Patenaude, leave my body to my science class. I, Donna Perras, leave all my high heel shoes to Mr. Lappin. I, Steven Pestana leave to Mr. Robert A. Fedorchuk my nice “74 Mustang,” keep it looking nice. I, Theresa Pestana, finally leave Mr. Dave MacLaugh- lan’s class and all his boring films and lectures to anyone who will listen to them. I also leave to my brother Ricky this school, he can have it before it caves in. I, Charles Peters, leave Mr. Milinopoulos the Junior class, and you thought we were bad. I, Kathy Piche, leave my uniforms and shoes and holy nylons to Mrs. Connors-Shugrue. I, Cynthia Pincence, leave Mary Beth Gray 1,000 excuses why I didn’t goto Bermuda, and Jumping Joe Yamello’s class very, very, very happily. P.S. Good luck Steph, you’ll really need it. I, Paul R. Pintal, leave Mr. Kochanek one I.O.U. for a coffee which he never collected. I, Bill Piper, leave the Vokie Poster to the future stu- dents that try to become Vokies, I also hereby leave GLRVTS before it collapses. I, Sharon Plourde, being of sound mind and body leave my mind. I, Roland Poulin, leave Mr. Machado a hand full of hair to cover the shine from the light. I, Lisa Pratt, leave the mirror, my brush, and the bath- room to all the people who never got a chance to use them. I, Cindy Proulx, leave my one and only detention to Mr. Burns. I, Deborah Proulx, leave a Mounds bar and a pack of cigarettes to Jumping Joe Yamello so he won’t smoke mine anymore, and a bottle of aspirins to Mr. Metthe and to Mr. D. Mr. W. a thanks for the best years of my life. I, Rick Proulx, leave all the horror shows in the back parking lot to Little Mac the Rent-a-cop and to Jim Fo- ley. I, Richard Quintal, leave Mrs. Wards class “hopefully for good,” and all the rocks on the grounds of the GLRVT School. I, Tammy Rea, leave Mr. Dunn 14 pairs of Levis and 14 alligator shirts to match. I also leave to Merk and Bacos all the pens I borrowed throughout the year. I, Julie Ramsey, leave Mrs. Connors, my nursing shoes and aspirins for all the running around she did looking for us. I, Jim Renaud, leave the Voke while it is still standing, later, much. I, John Robillard, leave GLRVTS with all kinds of re- grets. I, Donald Rondeau, leave Food Tech to anyone who wants it. I, Joyce Rondeau, leave my good times in Mrs. Voelker’s office and also leave all my business books to all my business teachers. I, Sue Rondeau, leave my nurses notes, diary, all my nurses aide books to Mrs. Shugrue. I also leave all the good times I’ve had in Mrs. Voelker’s office. I, Will Rousseau, leave before the school falls on me!!! I, Lisa St. George, leave my brother Louie to Mr. Mur- phy, Mr. Foley and all the carpentry teachers. Good Luck! I, Dianne St. Sauveur, leave all of my teachers peace and quiet. I, Carlos Santos, give back to Mr. Yamello the name Chico. I, Jackie Santos, leave all my notes and good marks to Mrs. Nunnery. I, Julio Santos, leave Mr. Kane all the touchdown passes I didn’t get. I, Ed Savage, leave quickly. I, Paula Savard, leave all my silliness to all the under- classmen, to drive the teachers crazy. I, Don Sawyer, leave all the jobs I got and never did. I, Chris Scalia, leave one pair of sunglasses to any stu- dent who has Mr. Yavarrow for accounting next year. I, Mary Schaefer, leave everything that’s purple to Ka- ren Fryns. I, Judy Shaw, leave to all my friends at GLRVTS my plans to decorate lockers, and all my excuses to get out of class. Terry and Kim, Good Luck!! I, Scott Sheehan, leave this school forever. I, Kathy Sheerin, leave Mrs. Nawn all of the gossip she can spread while talking to the other teachers. I also leave Mrs. Carroll another Bumble Bee suit. I, Randy Shockley, leave Mr. Blanchette all my writings on the tables, and in peace. I, Heather Silk, leave Mr. MacLaughlan my thanks for the 47 minutes of shut-eye in Contemporary Issues, and the GLRVTS my perfect record of skipping classes with- out getting caught. I, Donald Silva, leave Mr. Dillon all the weight I lost, Mrs. Bent a crying towell for Penn. State’s losses, Ms. Kiernan some height and Mr. B. some roller skates for Project Straight. I, Jim Silva, leave Mr. Traganos my shop teacher noth- ing. I, Joe Silva, leave Mr. Traganos all my headaches that I received from him during the past three years. I, Ludnvina Silva, leave my runny nylons to my Cosme- tology teacher Mrs. Tzitzinikos. I, Marie Silva, leave quickly and gladly wih no second thoughts at all. I, David Simard, leave Mr. Machado all my excess hair and Mr. Kochanek my chin-up bar with the idea that some day he’ll get taller. I, Elaine Simard, leave my Trigonometry Book to any- one who can figure it out. I, Tammy Simard, leave my regards to welding for hav- ing the nicest bodies in the class of ’82 and to Mr. Metthe I leave all my notes from freshman to senior year that never did any good. I, Kim Smith, leave Mr. Lefebvre all my excuses so he will know what to expect from next year’s seniors. I, Mitzi Smith, leave my excellent brother Kevin all the good times I had in the halls “during class.” I, Patty Smith, leave all my worries and dirty aprons with the teachers in Food Tech. I, Melissa Stamp, leave Mrs. Piekarski to anyone who can put up with her movies and I leave her 10 pairs of steel toed panty hose. I, Bob Sacha, leave Mr. Marchand all my dirty socks. I, Don Sturtevant, leave Mr. Burns a part ownership in Hal’s Tire Warehouse Inc. I, Dennis Sullivan, being of sound mind and body, here- by leave my runoff sentences to Mrs. Gallagher, the “odorman” to Mrs Bent, GLRVTS before it falls. I, Jeff Sullivan, leave Mr. Love and his massive electri- cal pow-wows!! I, Mike Sullivan, leave Bruce Skaff fat, because his ankle weights and greek salads just wouldn’t do the trick. I, Bill Surprenant, leave Mr. Baglieri, wondering what he wants to do when he grows up. I, Lorie Sweet, leave the D.E. Mall hoping the reputation of the D.E. Burnouts will last forever at GLRVTS. I, Patrick Tarmey, leave Ms. Christman all the tests I V stole and to Armand all the bull he gave us. I, Bill Tarsa, leave John Chandonnet all my LAPs and a book of matches. I, Phillip Teles, leave all my teachers the happiness of getting rid of me and I also leave my Greater Lowell Soccer team my scoring abilities to Mr. Guerra and Mr. Vergados. I, Julie Tellier, leave Mrs. Abodeely a container of cot- tage cheese and yogurt in the “Tot Shop” refrigerator to make up for the one I threw away in sophomore year. I, Nancy Tenczar, not being of sound mind and body leave this institution knowing that I averaged at least 2- Vi hours of hall time everyday and got away with it. I, Darlene Tevepaugh, leave my brother all my books, LAPs and a map of all his classes on the fourth floor. I, Glenn Thibeault, leave Mr. Hall my sweaty green gym shorts to go with his brite yellow pants and polka dot tie. I, Paula Thibodeau, leave my sanitation duties to the seniors next year. I, Scott Thompson, leave Mr. Bellevance all the writing assignments that I never had to do. I, Cindy Tibbetts leave Mr. Redding all my vocab home- work, all the joys of the mall to upcoming D.E. sopho- mores and Ian Marchand this school wishing him plenty of luck cuz he’ll need it. I, Joseph Toupin, leave Mr. Redding all the stupid Eng- lish LAPs and tests we had. I, Michael D. Trull, leave the food in the West and East Commons to anyone who dares to eat it and is willing enough to pay the price for it. I, Don Turcotte, leave Mr. Iarrobino a pack of firecrack- ers to blow his desk apart, and to Mrs. Bent I leave the Philadelphia Eagles to root for instead of Penn. State. I, Bob Turcotte, leave Mel Shurmaster my one code book test that I passed in 4 years. I, Diane Vezina, leave both Mr. V. and Mr. Lessard each a pack of cigarettes to demolish. I, Roger Vezina, leave Mr. Traganos a pacifier to keep him from yelling. I, Steve Vinal, leave Mr. Russell all the time that I didn’t spend in his class. I, Ray Wagner, leave Mr. Murphy of the Discipline Office with the thought that I’m one he never got to. I, Eric J. White, leave Mr. Kelly “tree quaks and one cough.” P.S. and “tree rats.” I, Diane Whitmore, leave Mrs. Tzitzinikos with lots of happy memories and fun times. I, Jerry Winters, leave Mr. Marchand from welding a can of black spray paint that can only write JW 81. Ta Ta. I, Michael Wisenburg, leave Mr. William May the class he did not have. I, Debbie Womble, leave GLRVTS with a sense of ac- complishment, knowledge and courage to face the out- side world. I, Kathleen Wojtkun, leave all my Barbie Doll clothes to Mrs. Lappin, my hardware and sophisticated vocabulary to Mrs. Nawn and a container of blue eye shadow to Mrs. Carroll. I, Mark Wyman, leave all my goods to my wife and children if I have any. I, Donna Zupofska, leave Robert Redding an electric blanket to keep him warm in his freezing classroom. I, David Zygadlo, leave to Mrs. Bent and Mr. St. Hilaire, all of the basic programs that Joe Szufs’ aunt couldn’t do for college. I, Debbie Zygadlo, leave all my friends - unwillingly - but finally!!! I will miss and remember you All!! 220 Chapter 8 £ 3 AND PIPEFITTERS Local 132 Low ell Massachusetts DAVID J. CUNNINGHAM Business Manager MARTIN BRODERICK President JOHN P. KELTY Vice President Class of 1982 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. APPRENTICE COMMITTEE 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 272 A ' jhueVahe:, HARDWARE STORES ' Vinal Sq. 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Lowell, Mass. 01853 DAY’S NEW ENGLAND FIRE EQUIPMENT Co. 1590 MIDDLESEX ST.. LOWELL. MASS. 452-3779 459-6402 SALES AND SERVICE • FIRE EXTINGUISHERS • RECHARGING SERVICE • FIRE ALARMS • RESTAURANT SYSTEMS ALL WORK MNF IN ACCORDANCE WITH O.S.H.A. Member N. F. P.A STAN PARE S — HYDROSTATIC TESTING APPROVED BY BUREAU OF EXPLOSIVES B.A. 1431 Dracut Centre Garage Inc. Ti oMHcUeiHcit “Rltc-OOciif. ‘Dtiviny ScAmI, One. 41 Arlington Street Dracut, Mass. 01826 343 MARKET STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE 451 6943 L, 245 ■aUKUKlSI LOWELL MEDICAL INSTRUMENT CO, INC 56 Church Street • Lowall. Mauochuiett 01 852 • (617)469-6101 For Every Bloomin’ Thing — All Roads Lead To — Laughton’s GARDEN CENTER INC. “Cal” Laughton, Florist 155-165 PRINCETON BOULEVARD NORTH CHELMSFORD, MASS. 01863 251-4001 Member, American Assoc, of Nurserymen, Mass. Nurserymen’s Assoc, and Assoicat- ed Landscape Contractors of Massachu- setts. xa (ze 9 otaf • Sll K BRIDAL AND PROM BOUQUETS • SILK AND DRIED FLOWERS • MACRAME SUPPLIES CLASSES AVAILABLE Tuev, Wed.. Thurs. 9:30-9 Fri -Sal. 9:30-5 Closed Monday I -617-957-0001 1 734 l akeview Ave. Dracul Tennis Plaza Dracul, MA. 01826 DaVES on WRECKER and ROAD SERVICE DAVE SILVA, PROP. MECHANIC ON DUTY ONE STOP Service for General Repairs Including • MOTORS TUNED , rrn 0 , with ANAL-O-SCOPE - Complete BRAKE SERVICE STARTER ALTERNATOR • WHEEL ALIGNING and BALANCING • IGNITION WORK • TIRES and BATTERIES 765 Gorham St., Lowell Tel. 452-8794 Or 453-0341 s 7 246 247 Acknowledgments ; Many, many vokies assisted me in the preparation of this book. You might say that The Official Yokie Handbook is living, tangible proof that the GLRVTS Network works. Ask one staff student for help, and he coops another friend, and bef ore long you realize why Greater Lowell is 1 . Greatful as I am to everyone, there is simply not enough space to enumerate every contribution as I would like. There are several, though, who. must be thanked especially. The advi- sors and coaches for all their assistance and cooperation; Carol Shabouian for all his expertice in silk-screening; Martha and Mary for their nimble typing skills; and Lois Starbird for her patience and understanding, without that this book would not exist. Many thanks to my staff of students, and most especially to Debbie and Judy for being there through the rough times; and Diane St. Sauvier for her endless hours of layout. I must also mention the juniors who have begun their training for the 1983 yearbook, Sally LeBlanc, Diane Desrouchers, and Kim Marques. Next year’s book should be the best ever. w j - ..