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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1983 volume:

■i — i — i u u Lj 03 r ■L :hild Care Welding Tyngsboro, Massachusetts . . V Nat so long ago in a galaxLj not so far away V. ; . • . ' ’ ( m : • • • • ' � ; • • It is a darh time far the Economy. Rlthaugh the Inflation 5tar has dimmed. Unemployment has driven the Job Forces from their base arid persued them across the galaxy. i • . ' . • % Evading the dreaded Unemployment Lines, a group ‘ of young uiorh seehers led by 5hill Trainor and Han-5on Experience, have established a competancy base on the World of Vohe-Ed. The evil lord Igno Ranee; obsessed uuith finding young Trainor, has dispatched thousands of remote probes into the f ar reaches of space . • _ ■ • ‘ ‘ | • • • . . • ' • Gryphon Star Log . .• . Sept. 9, 1982 Yolirig.work seekers take formation . • • • Pg- 1 Gryphon Star Log , . . Oct. 25, 1982 The evil Lord Igno Ranee fears the look of determination displayed by the young work seekers faces . . . pg. 17 . • • Outstanding Cadets ..; ... pg. 92 Gryphon Star Log . . . Dec. 13, 1982 I . The young work seekers owe a great deal to,the wise pg. 97 Gryphon Star Log . . .. . . Jan. 31, 1983 As well as being determined, the young work seekers are radioactive pg. 12 T Gryphon Star Log ...... Mar. 21, 1983 We have completed greater than half our voyage .... and we are still , strong pg. 135 Gryphon Star Log ....... May 9, 1983 Beep Beep Click We ' re.entering the final countdown . ....... pg. 175 , 1 Gryphon Star Log .... June 3, 1983 I Upon entering the last stage of our voyage , . we thank those who without this pheno- rrional test of ability wouldn ' t be possible . . . pg. 193 Commercial Art 4 Upholstry 6 Auto Body The Horribles Parade From the extremes of the galaxy they came: from cosmo from metal and even from carpentry I hear. They came alone and some in groups. Some came to frighten, but most came to cheer. The revival of tradition - The Horri- bles Parade - seems destined to stay. This year ' s tradition was overwhelmingly a success with visitations from such characters as Pac-Man, The Tidy Bowl Man, The Warriors, The Baseball Fury, and creatures from all walks of life. Topping t he bill though were the Budweiser Six Pack, made by six of our senior students. Long live this tradition of the gathering of all species here at Greater Lowell. 8 find We Call Ourselves Humansi? udwM i in Tof . „ J k KING or Sheet Metal Drafting Health Painting Decorating Printing 13 As all Senior classes have their likes and dislikes, our Senior class here at Greater Lowell is no different. Controversy always runs high in regards to favorite groups, movies, songs, etc. etc. Listed below are the favorite and least favorite categories of the areas that most affect and influence our teenage lives. The big winners in the music categories were predictable in some cases and surprising in others. The favorite group was split be- tween Rush and Van Halen. The favorite song is also a split between Stairway To Heaven and Turn the Page. Finally in the music category, the favorite albums were Journey, Escape and Foreigner, Four. The least favorite groups were Devo and the Roiling Stones. The least favorite songs were Mickey and We ' re Through Being Cool. The least favorite albums were Tatoo You by the Rolling Stones and REO Speedw igcm, Hi Infidelity. © BALLY MIDWAY MFG. CO. All right reserved. K In the movie, car and radio station category the overwhelming winners were the following. The favorite cars were a Trans-Am or a Corvette. Most of our seniors listen to either WCOZ or WAAF, and the favorite movies were ET and First Blood. The losers were Volkswagons, KISS 108 and for movies, they were Neighbors and Blue Lagoon. In the places to be, places to be seen and places to just hang out category we asked for favorite skipping places, favorite hangouts, favorite classes and favorite summer hangouts. The favorite skip- ping place was either the lunchrooms or home. The areas least favorite for skipping were the hallways or the discipline office. The favorite school hangouts were the smoking area and the second floor, while the least favorite were the bathrooms and the cafeterias. The best places to hangout in the summer were Hamp- ton and Salisbury Beaches. The least favorite summer place was between our two favorites, Seabrook Beach. The seniors favorite classes were Shop and English. The least favorite were Math and Related. Finally the best places to eat were Burger King and the Lo-Kai. McDonalds and the school cafeteria were the least favorite eating spots. Speaking of food, the Senior class connoisseurs selected as their favorite school lunches, pizza and Turkey with Gravy. The big loser here was Cheesburger Pie. The favorite munchies foods were Twinkies and Chinese food. The least favorite munchies were Doritoes and Granola. And last but not least, those people that make our school run, the teachers. The favorites were Mrs. Cunningham from Art and Mrs. Gallagher from English. The Seniors love their teachers so much they did ' t have a least favorite teacher, this year. Electrical 16 In Memorium Our friend has died but we ' re still here, We placed a rose and shed a tear. He is gone but the memories will rernain, - This world will never be the same. V At the bottom of the path marks the end On the stone was engraved, A True Friend We ' ll never forget our loss, We ' ll always miss you Ross! jK by Judy Shepard Julie Sharp U ? • ft I j 4 This yearbook is dedicated to the me- mory of Ross Vaillencourt by the mem- bers of the Class of 1983. JW� Barbara Alberty Barb Dancing, shopping and sewing; Christmas Fair; future: college for fashion merchandizing. Caroline Anne Adie Ca Spending time with my boyfriends friends; getting detention for be- ing late for class because I was talk- ing in the halls; “Oh my Godl I ' m only kidding! ; gripe-changing for gym, waiting in line for lunch; fu- ture: be rich, get married, have kids, log cabin. m Michaele Allard Mickey Senior Planning Committee, VICA; pinball hanging with my friends; “OK, Fine ; gripe-cold in winter, hot in summer; future: to become an executive secretary and get mar- ried. Claudia Arboleda Interests: swimming, dancing, read- ing; memories: English class w friends; “Ay bendito ; ambition: make a contribution to society. Suzette B. Allen Sue Newspaper staff, Senior Planning Committee; music, camping. Bill; Excellent ; gripe-too many stairs; future: career in graphic arts and marry Bill. James Arcand Jimbo Making it in masonry; masonry shop; David R. Armstrong “Pit” VICA; all my friends; gripe-partici- pation in Mrs. Gallagher ' s class; fu- ture: start my own HVAC business, Manchester Vocation College. Luisa Antonia Baez VICA, planning committee, student council, FSA; dancing, singing, bas- ketball; Your mother ' s going to do it ; gripe-period 9 lunch; future: Ex- ecutive Bilingual Secretary. 21 11 ’ -27 - Robert Baranowski Ski Keeping my car running; jr. year Christmas party in Electronics; “Oh, and I don ' t have one ; future: col- lege to obtain my masters in engi- neering. Robin Baril Interests: music, driving, camping; memories: all my friends, good times; What ' s up? ; ambition: to marry Paul, have two children. Annamaria Barbera Anna VICA, student council, tie club, camping, swimming, volleyball, cruising, parties; my great friends good times; Good Job ; gripe- school lunches; future: computer programming and night school. Diane Barnes Barnzie Talking, laughing, music, watching Billy play football; excellent times with T.P.; I don ' t believe it! ; fu- ture: to become Mrs. William Fuller, children. Michael R. Baril Photography, Michelle; partying with my friends, P.B., B.A., R.C., G.G., R.L., P.T.; my girlfriend, good times with special people; future: college. John Barnes 22 George Barroso Janet Lee Beaulieu Tenaj Bowling, fishing, racing, Don; memories: 2 yrs. with Don; School is dismissed ; gripe-the food; fu- ture: marry Don, family, leaving Mass. Katherine Beauregard Kathy Interests: having a good time w my friends; memories: the friends I made; gripe-buses leave too early; ambition: to own my own uphol- stery shop. Brian F. Barter Hockey, skiing; future: to become a finish carpenter. Michael Beauregard 23 Rita Benoit Reputa Field hockey, tennis, class office, planning committee, outing club; yearbook, tie club; skiing, football parties; See ya later . . . Bye ; gripe- no radios in school; future: build a secure future and someone to share it with. Paula Elaine Belanger Roland Bergeron VICA; ice fishing, water skiing; fu ture: becoming very wealthy. John Bickford Bic VICA; interests: fishing, skiing; Oh, I ' m late again?! ; gripe-Mr. Bam- berg ' s early roll call; ambition: con- tinue working in plumbing, obtain journeyman ' s masters licenses. Ronald R. Berube Hog Outing club; all the girls at G.L.; What ' s up? ; gripe-not getting out of any detentions; ambition: to drive away from here in a Corvette. Jeffrey A. Birchenough Birch Sailing, skiing, hiking. 24 Rose-Marie Blanchette Rose- Ma VICA, planning committee, student council, FSA; square dancing; meet- ing a lot of kids through VICA and getting involved; future: to become a secretary for a big company. Henry G. Bogdanowicz VICA; hot rodding, camping; memories: Mr. Rose (carpentry); gripe-no food left for last per. lunches; future: carpentry. Allen Boston Al 25 Donald Roger Boucher Print shop; Great, great! Denise M. Bourgeois Harry Bouras Checking out the girls; memories: the teachers. Mark Bouvier Boo Rush ; gripe-not being able to get Rush to play at the prom. Cheryl Brady Shel VICA; interests: partying, account- ing, music; Who ' s your buddy? ; gripe-Lisa Silva ' s shoe collection; ambition: to become a successful accountant. Charlene Bridges Chi” Var. cheerleading, J.V. softball, VICA; singing, drawing, writing, sleeping, friends: memories: the heat, cheerleading practice, Jr. yr. in human relations; OOPS . . . Mother cracker, I gotta tell yah something ; future: art college, interior design- er, own a beauty salon. Thomas C. Burgess “Tom Baseball, football; sports, music; fu- ture: to find a high paying job in the printing industry. Air Force. Richard Brunelle “Rick Sports, girls; pitching; Your moth- er ; gripe-school lunches; future: to own my own business. Stephanie Ann Bunch Men, skiing; hanging at P D doors; Cot that right? ; gripe-math, school lunches; future: get a good job, stay single. Richard A. Buote Arthur Burnham “Art VICA; music, cars, partying; future to become rich and famous. Robin Butler “Space Cadet DECA; men; all my classmates, Scubba ; future: to gain as much knowledge as possible. Mark P. Byron Thomas Campbell Deer hunting; memories: getting bagged at a school concert; gripe- discipline; ambition: to be a cop. David Callahan Dave the Rave Baseball; interests: girls; gripe-run- ning out of ink; ambition: become a painter. Edwardo Cantres Ice Man Cross country, basketball, baseball; interests: girls, sports, cars; memo- ries: C.A.C. basketball champs; My monkey ' s uncle ; gripe-Vo-cab homework; ambition: become a carpenter. Richard J. Carr IV Fenwick IV Tie Club; SCVP, YoYo ' s, VICA, SMASH; Drums 27th, Buckley ' s Bang Gang, Art, me, Boom; Will you sell it for $120 and a firm handshake, Back to your cells, Twinkie prints, Willie Woompa; Phenomenal!!! Excuse me you ' ve parked your ele- phant on my checkerboard, twice ; future: to be my everyday humble phenomenal self. Ann Casey Mouth Track, VICA; running, swimming, memories: Pac-man, lunch at McDonald ' s; Life is a vicious cy- cle; gripe-chemistry, algebra; fu- ture: registered nurse in obstetrics. Lee Ann Carnevale Spending money; memories: good times in fashion design; future: get a good job and get married. Michael L. Carpentier Girls; Hummer ; gripe-teachers; future: to become a steelworker. James J . Carter Music, football; memories: working with Cooke; future: carpenter. Jeff P. Carney 30 Maria Cassella Sleepy Planning committee, yearbook; business club; painting, swimming, music, running; memories: David Armstrong; future: get a good job and get married. Lisa Chamberlain Lee Student council, business club, planning committee, tie club, stu- dent gov. day; rollerskating, ma- crame, movies, reading; memories: trip to beach jr. year; Yah, much - Oh, yea ; gripe-school lunch; fu- ture: business management, own a business. William R. Caunter Peanuts Football, baseball, basketball; party- ing; Your ma-ma ; ambition: to graduate. Richard Chamberlain Jr. Rick VICA; Notre Dame Drum Bugle Corps; memories: standing in halls watching girls; gripe-school food; future: electrical engineer. 31 Dorothy Cimon Dottie Plan. Comm., VICA, Jr. Cl. Treas., VIIBII., SftBI., Swim Team,; reading, sewing, partying, music, skiing, Dave; mem— ski trip, Fash. Des.; Smell you later ; fut- work for more money, move from Lowell, marry in 84-85 Chris Christakos Pork Chop Memories: signing in and leaving That ' s awful gripe-Ken Clough ambition: to be wealthy. Michael Clark Robert L. Clohesy Lisa Cole Chubba Interests: spending money, livin ' it up; memories: good times with my friends in F.D.; Who said that? ; ambition: to get a vette, live life to the fullest. Kenneth Clough Albino” Cars, girls; gripe- 9th per. lunch ambition: partying, be wealthy. Donna Comtois Student council; partying, going to the beach, just hanging around; Wicked! ; ambition: live it up and have a good time. lames Connelly Jimmi Rollerskating; memories: first day; Like totally-fer sure! ; ambition: to open my own restaurant. Robert Cloutier Clutzy Interests: food, music; Oh, well! ambition: get rich. Linda Corey Interests: to have a good time; memories: being late for class to go to vending machines; ambition: get a good job in photo typesetting, be a good mother. Karen Coutu Chicken Legs Horseback riding; memories: get- ting caught smoking in the locker room; ambition: hairdressing. Michael Coughlin Mike VICA; car racing, girl watching, pho tography; gripe-never any heat; fu ture: maintainance electrician. Kelly Ann Coutu Kel Outdoor track; interests: rollerskat- ing, children; memories: singing in the halls: Oh, Feldercarbl ; gripe- homework; future: pre-school spe- cial needs teacher. Carrie Cregg Susan Courtois Sue Interests: Danny, driving, working; memories: my great friends; Bo- gus , Gross ; gripe-get more heat; ambition: to get married. Paula Marie Crowley Joseph Curry Interests: tap dancing in a mine field. Joseph Cymbura Cymbi Senior planning committee; year- book; interests: jogging, playing bass, baseball; memories: Mr. Dick ' s class ' 81- ' 82, Winning Horribles Pa- rade ' 82; gripe-late shift; ambition: to own a Budweiser plant. Eric Dacunha ' ' Grizzly Wine, women, song; memories: eraser fights in commercial art; Why??? How come?!!? ; ambition: to graduate! James Daley Jim Tie club; music, booze; memories: never being on time for anything; Give me a break ambition: to get out of Lowell and never have to worry about money. 35 Mary Daudelin Interests: partying; memories: hang- ing around. John Degnan Deg Weights, swimming, running memories: Love, Moloney, Smith; Go home, Goofey ; gripe-algebra; ambition: much work, become a master electrician, make big bucks. Theodore Decker Teddy Interests: listening to Kiss; Kiss Rules gripe-longer senior break; ambition: to meet or see the rock group Kiss. William Decker III Billy Interests: riding motorcycles, sneak- ing cigarettes between classes; Ye- Ha ; gripe-the smoking area isn ' t heated; ambition: to be a rich and famous architect. Thomas DeMange Big Tom Fresh, football, double sessions; in- terests: girl watching; memories: singing Happy Birthday to Steve Mclver in cafe; gripe-TFHE FOOD!!!; ambition: become a fireman. Darlene Denham Dee Softball, track, basketball; interests: sports; “No Way Diane Desrosiers Di Yrbk. Ed., Plan. Comm., Out Cl., V.P. Var. Cl., Sftbll., Bsktbll., F. Hock., Ski., Sleeping, being unempl., going out w friends, get out of class, go- ing mudding, ftbll. parties,; gripe- being taken for Kim Marquis; amb. Compt. Oper., travel. Susan DeProfio Pro DECA, Bus. Club, Stude interests: travel, music, ries: good times shared v Hi honey; anyone have certs? ; ambition: travel world in a Hot Rock C the biggest nightclub in Sean M. Donnelly Cross country; interests: partying, sports rollerskating; “Mole ; gripe- school lunches; ambition: get a job and a car. Steven F. Dirocco Ambition: to be a finish carpenter or cabinet maker. Willi am Doney “Bill Interests: women, weightlifting, fast cars; O ' Come onl ; ambition: gig- olo. Lisa A. Donohoe 38 David Dowling “Dave Ftbll., Swim., Bsbll., Ind Track, Tie Cl., Uot.CI., Plan. Comm., St. Coun., int- Scuba div., hockey, Fishing, rol- ler s k t ; mem- good times w friends, No way Man. , gripe- selling things, Amb- College, Eng, Prof. Hockey Lisa Dorris “Sammie Tie club, planning comm., student council, Yearbook, FSA; drawing, being with my friends; memories: washing the bathroom walls; ambi- tion: to get an excellent secretarial job. David Donovan Interests: sleeping; memories: 2:52 Friday; You must stop wimping! . lames Donovan Jim Legs Cross country, running; interests: music girls, skiing; ambition: to make a decent living. Michael Douglas Interests: girls, parties; It ' s not fun- ny! gripe-school lunches; ambi- tion: stay unmarried, have my own business. Raymond Dowrey Interests: rock, guitar, Eddie Van Halen, Rush; gripe-9th per. lunch; ambition: pursue guitar or masonry. 39 Robert Dozois, Jr. Doz Football, indoor track, outdoor track, student council; interests: camping, skating, weightlifting; memories: winning State Voke Track Meet; In your face ; gripe- school lunches; ambition: to be an electronic engineer. Donna Duffany ' ' Duffy Interests: animals; Oh, welll gripe-no heat; ambition: to get my Camaro. Robert F. Driscoll John Duffy V.P. Varsity club, cross country, baseball, indoor track, Plan. Comm., Yearbook; interests: sports, party- ing, riding; I like it ; ambition: to become a computer operator. Shelly Dukeshire Duke Interests: tennis, softball, dancing; Unbelievable Only Wednesday Awesome ; ambition: work as a secretary in Ig. corp. and become rich. Richard Dumais Rick Planning Comm., Shop Pres., VICA; interests: Video games, spending time with Annette; memories: cold classrooms; Get a job ; ambition: get a good job, marry Annette. Dianne Dupont Duey Interests: Steve M.; memories: Mr. Wholey ' s eng. class; No way ; am- bition: get a good job, go to college. Normand Duquette Norm Interests: sailing, swimming; memo- ries: Mr. B ' s class; ambition: college for engineering degree. Roland Dumais Joseph Espinola Espo Football, track, basketball, baseball, outing club, varsity club, student council, Planning comm., Tie club; interests: sports music; memories: good times with my friends; What a country ambition: United States Marines. John F. Eaton VICA; interests: ice fishing, motor- cycles; ambition: working, getting into diesel mechanics. Maria Espinola Senior planning comm., yearbook, bus. club, FSA, VICA; interests: horseback riding, soccer; memories: good times, people I met, Really ambition: to succeed in business field as a secretary. Philip Elie Phil Interests: rock n ' roll; memories: good times in related class; gripe- school lunches; ambition: to be self- employed as a carpenter. Anthony Espinola Portugese Prince Interests: hockey, soccer, cars; am- bition: become a millionaire. Debra Evans Debba VICA, student council, Tie club, FSA, planning comm., interests: hanging around; memories: washing the bathroom walls; Go for it ' ; am- bition: to be an executive sec ' t live a good life. 42 — . Dave Fagan Baseball, basketball, football; You have a future Filomeno A. Faria Jody Fairbanks “Jo VICA; interests: John; memories: Marriott Hotel; gripe-school lunches; ambition: find a good job and make good money. Theresa Farrell “Tree Interests: cosmetology, Phil; Un- real ; gripe-school food, cold class- rooms; ambition: to marry Phil and start a great family. 43 44 WS Tracy Finch Interests: horseback riding, parties, being with my boyfriend; memo- ries: good times with my friends, prom, graduation; gripe-school lunches; ambition: continue my education, work in the pediatrics field. Colleen Finnegan Vicettes; int erests: Bill, cosmetolo- gy; gripe-yuky food, cold class- rooms; ambition: to marry Bill, get a good job in cosmo. James Field Rabi Interests: coffee, donuts. Debra Feeley Deb Cheerleading, riding, water skiing; Unbelievable Only on Wednes- days ; ambition: college, become a legal secretary. Carol Faucher Mouth Interests: staying home from school; gripe-heat never works; ambition: nurse. Lisa Ferreira Interests: music; memories: giving all the teachers a hard time; gripe- too long a day; ambition: to make it successfully. Celeste Fortier Celestrium VICA, tennis, tie club, outing club; interests: hiking, fishing, camping, the beach, partying; memories: my friends; I don ' t know ; ambition: become an electrical eng., travel around world. Eugene A. Fitzgerald Scott Flanders Bubba Are you O.K. Michael Fontaine Interests: hockey; Be serious! Pete Fortin Memories: 3rd floor at lunch; all the nice girls; Awesome ; ambition: to run my own business. Stephen Foster Stereo Cross country; interests: cars, ste reos; memories: Sr. year; Awe some ; gripe-math, science; ambi tion: to be successful. 45 Melissa Fraser Missy” Interests: camping, traveling; memories: all classmates; Ya know”; ambition: college to get more knowledge. William Fuller Bill Football, wrestling; interests: hunt- ing; memories: 82 football season, ambition: become a welder. Karen Fryns Frynzie Vicette; interests: clubbing, parties, concerts; memories: starting the Vi- cettes; Bag your face Hey what ' s happening ; ambition: hairstylist and make-up artist, make a lot of money. Andrew Furtado Andy Interests: sports, music; memories: no heat; Take off, eh! ; ambition: to make a lot of money. James K. Gagnon Celeste Gagnon “Cel Interests: guys, cosmo, going to the beach; gripe-freezing in every class; ambition: to be the best hairdresser there is. Nancy Gagnon 2nd place In house award VICA; in- terests: being with Ray, cardiology, rock concerts; memories: hanging with Caroline J., Marisols, Pam J.; gripe-school lunches; ambition: get married, have kids, be a cardiologist. 47 Robert Carneau, Jr. ' ' Sid Interests: sports, music, cars, data processing; ambition: become a computer programmer. Scot Carneau Intrerests: music, cars, hunting; memories: Chris Loucraft ' s ranking section; Harpo gripe- bright lights in D.P.: ambition: to jam w the “Stones Michael Gasper Jusper Football, wrestling; interests: sports reading; ambition: to get taller. Phyllis Gagnon Phyl Cheerleading; skiing; interests: friends and Dan; ambition: college, Word Processing Tech. Hope Gallagher Hopey Interests: softball, floor hockey, bowling; memories: Senior year. 48 Marilou Gath M.L. Softball, field hockey, outing club, tennis, Tie club, planning comm., yearbook; interests: sports, talking, laughing, music; memories: good times with my friends; Oops, see ya later . . . Bye! ; ambition: to boldly go where no man has gone before. Linda ). Gauthier Michael Gauthier Gus Football, wrestling, track, varsity club; Senior planning ctomm.; inter- ests: sports, music, having a good time; ambition: to be rich, own a Blazer. Irene Gauthier Rene Interests: going to the beach, guys, singing; memories: Mr. Dick ' s and Mrs. Gallagher ' s english class; I don ' t believe this! ; gripe-l ' m too short, school ' s too cold; ambition: open my own Day Care center. Michelle Gelinas St. Council; interests: partying, the beach, hanging around; memories: smoking in the bathroom; I ' m bored ; ambition: live it up. Paula Gennell Interests: Sean Donnelly, rollerskat- ing; memories: standing in the hall- ways; You ' ll get over it! ; ambition: to graduate. Robin Giguere Rob” Interests: Bill Mclnnis, cosmo; memories: the waiting room; You ' re zapped ; gripe-lunches, cold classrooms; ambition: marry Bill, family, become successful in cosmo. Michael Gettings Mike Interests: hockey, basketball; memories: hanging around 3rd floor; gripe-lunches; ambition: own my own business. Charles R. Gilbride 50 MUUllUUillUUUUU t m trxttxtx Sylvain Goulet Siv Kim Goldthwaite Volleyball, basketball, tennis, PI. Comm.; interests: friends, talking, music; memories: good times w friends; Whatl Gerard A. Goodwin Susan Green Greenie Sr. Cl. Sec ' t., Plan. Comm., St. Coun., VICA, Bus. Cl., Yrbk Staff, FSA, Class Off, VICA state Off., Mem- working w Mr. Marlowe; “You ' re young, you ' ll get over it ; gripe- shorthand; amb- to make something of myself, be a good sec ' t. Edmund Graham Baseball, soccer; interests: girls, sports; “Have a future ; gripe- school lunches; ambition: to meet the Dallas Cowbow Cheerleaders. Scott Green Purp PI. Comm., Sr. Class Pres.; interests: football, softball, army, teachers; memories: Bermuda, carpt. ; Hi Guy! ; gripe-no heat, no a.c., ambi- tion: to be a cop. 51 Robert Guthrie Guts Football, Varsity club, interests: camping; memories: Homecoming 1982: Awww ; gripe-no heat; am- bition: enjoy life. Donald Guerin Don Interests: sheet metal; memories, girls; ambition: to be rich. Francis Hagan Mousie Interests: camping, golfing; memo- ries: going out with Mr. Cooke in 20° weather; Chicken call! ' ' ; gripe- lunches, opposite week; ambition: Friz-Bee. i, f f mm VI is : II i H tin p 1 , 1 { Christopher Gursky Gursk Interests: hang gliding through en- emy airspace; C ' mon, think about it! ; gripe-ET, Smurfs, Pac-man; am- bition: to make S Karen Haley FSA, Student Council, cheerleading; interests: partying, going to the beach, hanging around; And what I ain ' t ; gripe-Mrs. Nawn, when am I going on co-op; ambition: live it up, have a good life. Ernest Hamilton Ernie VICA; interests: hunting, camping, weightlifting; memories: 3 yrs. of Mel Shurmaster; Bird call ; ambi- tion: make a lot of money in life. James Haynes Jim Interests: dirt biking, fixing cars trucks; Drive slow ; gripe-always broke; ambition: own my own shop, have a family, be rich, build a race- car for the streets. John Hennessey Interests: racing; Zipper head ; gripe-work in classes; ambition: to be rich. John Harvey 54 Marc Hennessey “Plant Life” Memories: jumping from gym bal cony; Corp ; gripe-work; ambi tion: working on a space station. Sandra J. Heselton Scott Hennessey Interests: car racing; “That ' s life in the big city, ambition: to be a good draftsperson. William Holt “Holtie” Interests: money; gripe-getting up in the morning; ambition: diesel mechanic. Karen Higgins “Higgle Michael Hogan “Hogie Cross country, Indoor track, Plan- ning Comm., Sen. class Treas.; inter- ests: food, music, girls; memories: 4 yrs.; gripe-teachers; ambition: col- lege Arthur Hood “Uncle Hoodie Activities: watching women; inter- ests: martial arts; memories: friends, girls; “Party hardy with Arty ; gripe- LAPs, tests; ambition: to have a home, drive a nice car, party to the max. Wendy Horman Dr. J. Interests: being w my friends, Marc, music having a good time; ambition: be an Executive Sec ' t., get married later in life, be happy. Joseph Horman “Joe VICA, student council, yearbook; interests: waterskiing, music, having a good time; ambition: to become successful. Denise C. Huot “Dee Sr Plan Comm., Business Club, VICA, FSA; interests - horseback riding, Def Leppard; memories - the people I met, good times; I can handle it. gripe - school ' s too cold; ambition - own a horseback riding stable, succeed in the business area. Kimberly Houston “Kimble VICA, Tie Club, FSA, Planning Comm., student council; interests: hanging around, making money; memories: scrubbing the bathroom walls; Do it up ; ambition: become an executive of a company, have a sec ' t of my own. Daniel Houston “Dan Interests: military service; memo- ries: all the great teachers; Hey ; ambition: Airborne Ranger. 55 56 Karen Hurley “Curley Sen. planning comm., Tradesmen Staff: interests: Ronnie, music, mar- riage; memories: stairs, Mr. Yamello; Rubber Stopper Chopper Man ; gripe-too many stairs; ambition: make it in the world, marry Ronnie. Joseph M. Jacques Pamela Jackson “Pam VICA; interests: Ray unicorns, beach, mountains; memories: 82 Horribles Parade, the hallways, P D bathroom; Give me a break ; gripe-no heat; ambition: become a psychologist, get married, live in a house on the beach. Donna Marie Jarbeau Interests: listening to music, read- ing, working, talking with friends; memories: It was fun I enjoyed it! gripe-too much homework; am- bition: to be an R.N. m Douglas Jeffrey Junkyard Interests: working with things; memories: Freshman yr. in welding; You Jerk! ; gripe-lunches need im- provement; ambition: to be a weld- er. Joan Jacques Bone Interests: Kenny Dunn; ambition: to graduate, get a good job. Donna Lee Johnston Interests: hiking, biking, eating; am- bition: attend business college, get a good paying job. Pam Joyce VICA; interests: camping, bike rid- ing, Leo, swimming; memories: Caroline, Nancy, Marisol; gripe- lunches; ambition: graduate, get a job, make money. Kathy Jordan Pauline Ann Jubinville Interests: camping, partying; memo ries: the friends I met; gripe-disci pline; ambition: secretary. Real Jussaume VICA; interests: music, reading, ski- ing; gripe-hot dogs, sloppy joes; ambition: become a civil Engineer. w Christine Kercher Tina Volleyball, VICA, student council, Bus. Club, Yearbook; interests: Eric Greenwood, music; memories: cleaning bathroom walls with an eraser; “Go for it ; ambition: col- lege, do something with my life. Susan Killgren Sue Volleyball, tennis, Bus. Club; Outing Club, Student Council, FSA; inter- ests: partying, beach, having a good time; What time is it? ; ambition: live it up, have a good time. Maribeth Kiernan Mini Interests: Earle Nichols, camping, having fun; memories: Christmas Fairs, freezing classrooms, picnics; gripe-lunches, dirty bathrooms; am- bition: graduate, work, marry. Caroline jutras C VICA; interests: being with Allen, photography, bike riding, swim- ming; memories: hanging with Nan- cy G., Pam J., Marisol S; gripe- lunches; ambition: college, mar- riage, kids. Thomas Keefe Tom VICA; interests: music, skiing, cars; memories: national conference in Kentucky; ambition: become a fam- ous Rock Star. Michael Kenyon Mike Interests: girls, cars, hockey; What do you mean I can ' t drive? ; ambi- tion: become a computer operator. 58 James E. King David Koziol Koz Interests: working on cars. Ed Knust Hed Interests: girls; memories: 3rd floor railing; What, are you gone? ; gripe-break too short; ambition: service. Kerry Lacasse Planning Comm.; interests: horse- back riding, my husband, and daughter; memories: good friends; Yeah, Really! ; gripe-school lunches; ambition: become a Reg. Nurse, be a good wife and mother. 59 60 Kevin Lagasse Shoe Outing Club; interests: hockey; gripe-lunches; ambition: to be a millionaire. Martin Lagasse Marty Baseball; interests: mountains, beach, sports; gripe-homework, ambition: college. Mark Lacourse Interests: Linda, skiing, camping, driving; Give me a break! ; ambi- tion: to continue learning drafting techniques. Scott Lagos Interests: electronics, people watching; Oh, is that right? ; ambi- tion: become a computer engineer, live life to the maximum. John Lally jack Interests: 4x4 Ford; Yeehaw ; am bition: to be a millionaire. Paul Lagasse Lug Interests: girls; memories: friends, girls; Fizzag ; gripe-discipline; am- bition: to make it in my field, be- come rich. Patricia Ann Landry DECA; interests: bowling, music; memories: air conditioning in win- ter, heat in summer; Thanks for sharing that with us! ; ambition: col- lege, travel, then marriage. John LaRochelle Moon Beam Interests: going to the moon communicating with the Transphi- bians; ambition: to build my own city on the moon live amongst the Transphibians. Daniel T. Laurent Michael Lavallee Jim Morrison Interests: music, girls, parties; memories: fooling everybody, B.S.; Awesome personified to the mega extremities ; ambition: photogra- pher. 62 Paul Lavalle Laval Interests: girls, partying, drinking concerts; ambition: work, partying travel. David Michael Lauziere Interests: experimenting w cars; memories: not seeing Mr. Murphy in 4 yrs.; Hey, Jake ; ambition: to become a good machinist. 64 David Wayne LeFebvre Roland LeDuc Clutz Interests: parties, sleeping, girls, memories: my concussions; gripe- caf. food; ambition: to make it big in my own painting business. Kathleen Lescard Kathy Cheerleading; interests: dancing, singing, exercising; memories: win- ning a leather coat; ambition: move to Vermont, get married. lames LeLacheur Michael R. Lefebvre Interests: karate, wrestling; “What ' s up? gripe-related math; ambition: to become a machinist. Jeffrey Lizotte VICA; interests: woman, weights; gripe-too many teachers; ambition: grow up. Richard Longtin Rick Wrestling; interests: cars; Far out and freaky ; gripe-lunch; ambition: Navy. Cheryl-Ann Loiselie Shorty Interests: playing pool; memories: water fights with Kathy; ambition: to own my own beauty shop. Raymond Lopez Christopher Loucraft Chuck Outdoor track; interests: tennis, ties, Bullwinkles; memories: ranking on Sid; Harpo Stop ; gripe-re- membering my time card; ambition: join army, live in a tent. Allen Loretta Al Interests: girls; In your dreams ; gripe-9th Per. lunch; ambition: get a job. Robert Lupien Loop Interests: all sports, music; Your mother gripe-lunches; ambition: to control the world. Bruce MacDonald Kathleen Mahoney Kathy V. cheerleading; VICA; interests: music cheerleading, being w friends; memories: cheerleading practice; That ' s stupid ; ambition: own my own beauty salon. 66 mhi ' Iis. Barbara MacFadgen Barb Interests: living it up w friends, esp. Angelo; Wow, what a trip! ; gripe- 1st per.; ambition: work, get mar- ried, have children Mary Maille VICA; interests: doing make-up and hair, Dave, I forgot ; gripe-no heat; ambition: work in Cosmo, own a shop. Theresa Mailloux Terry Volleyball, Planning Comm., Outing Club, St. Council; interests: going out w Kim, Jeanne, Dottie; memo- ries: Pep Rally; Hey Dudel Go home tell your mother she wants you! ; ambition: become a psychia- trist or lawyer. David MacQuarrie Rick Interests: sailing, Pam, Scamp, Dr. Demento; T ' Sup Tim? No Way What a concept, I can relate, like wow what a concept ; ambition: to sail around the world. Dianne Martin Di Basketball, camping, writing litera- ture; memories: Sen. yr.; No prob- lem, to the max ; gripe-looks like a prison-no windows; ambition: col- lege, advertisement, marriage. 67 68 Dianne Maturan Tie club, plan, comm., FSA, student council, basketball; interests: bike riding, tennis, dancing, swimming; Get with the program ; gripe-no heat; ambition: get a good job in Bus. Field. Paul Masse Tennis, Baseball; interests: foxes, music; memories: Ross Vaillancourt; ambition: college, make money, party, listen to stereo. lames Masson “Jim ' ' Interests: rollerskating, all sports; gripe-no heat; ambition: own my own carpt. business. David M. Mello John Mendonca Sabola Football, wrestling, baseball, varsity club; interests: sports, music, sleep- ing; memories: losing seasons, friends; What the ; gripe-l ' m starv- ing; ambition: to live in the moun- tains, own a Blazer. Jeanne Mello Plan. Comm., St. Council, volleyball; interests: skiing, going out, spend- ing money; memories: Jr. yr.; gripe- changing wks; ambition: make a lot of money, get married. Scott Mennella Q-Ball Football; interests: floor hockey, water skiing, working, ambition: to be my own boss, have a good steady job. Jean Melvin Melba Toasted Yearbook, homeroom Rep.; Sen. Plan. Comm.; interests: parties w Joe Lach family; Hey ambi- tion: have a full time job w wee- kends off. John Merritt Elephant Man Interests: sheetmetal; memories: gym. Tina Michalczyk Teen Interests: rollerskating, reading, par- tying w friends; M ' m not your slave ; gripe-lunches, getting up at 6 A.M.; memories: my first day, my friends; ambition: work. 70 Phillippe R. Michaud Maria Mojica Mohiccups Interests: horseback riding, sewing, beach, tennis; memories: the mi- nority corner; gripe-the smell of perms from Cosmo; ambition: marry a millionaire, travel around the world. Andre Mills Dragon Football; track, soccer; interests: art, sports; memories: triple jump re- cord; What ' s up? ; ambition: to become an Illustrator for Ig. corp. Michael Monteiro ambition: to be successful in life. Kenneth Moore Moe Interests: coffee, donuts; amtition: sit back, relax, have a six pack attack. Robin Morris “Jolly VICA; Plan. Comm.; interests: party- ing, concerts; memories: loss of breath from climbing all the stairs; I hear ya, Yee hah! gripe-school food. Gail Morin St. Council, FSA, VICA; interests: bowling, swimming, tennis, base- ball, softball, typing, cooking, need- lepoint, reading; memories: Bus. Shop; ambition: to become sec ' t. or acc. at Wang. 71 72 David McArthur Interests: working on cars, skiing; memories: watching girls in the hall, bad food; ambition: to have my own Elec. Bus. Lisa M. Musial David McCullough Mack Basketball; interests: masonry, sports, music, concerts; memories: mortar fights in shop; “How ' s it go- ing? ; Do it now ; ambition: own a business, be wealthy, beyond all dreams. Donald McClelland Interests: keeping in shape; memo- ries: keeping a sound mind; You must Stop! ; gripe-school lunch; ambition: to be happy healthy for the rest of my life. Caroline McCarthy Carrie Interests: cooking, babysitting reading; memories: shop; ambition to be a cook. Edward McCullough Mac Interests: meeting girls; What ' s up? ; gripe-too strict. Tpll ii |L 1 mk , : ; t JlF I ; si Stephen Mclver Butch Interests: fast cars; memories: kick- ing open the lockers; What ' s your problem ; gripe-day 4 hrs. too long; ambition: to conquer the world. Michael McGuire Creep Sr. Plan. Comm., Yearbook; inter- ests: motorcycles, family, Bud- weiser; memories: winning Horri- bles Parade ' 82, Mr. Dick ' s eng. class; ambition: Lowell Police, have a family. Doris McKenney Interests: sleeping; gripe-the ab sence of heat. Mary McHale Field hockey, tennis, Plan. Comm. St. Council, Outing club; interests: sports, rollerskating; memories: good times w my friend; Oop, see ya later .... Bye! ; ambition: to move up in the Bus. world. Ann McLaughlin Theresa Outing Club. 73 Timothy Nelson Nellie Wrestling, football; interests: skiing, partying, girls; memories: meeting people, Mrs. Gallagher ' s class; Hey bud, what ' s happening? 74 Steven Nolan Interests: cars; Oh, come on ; am- bition: to be a gigolo. Debra O ' Brien Deb Tie Club; interests: photography. Bob, music; memories: stairs, peo- ple; Hi ; gripe-cold in winter, hot in summer; ambition: to be legal Kimberly Olson Kim Editor of Tradesman Review; inter- ests: photography, horses, camping, Mike Surprenant; memories: Mr. A; Far-out! let ' s party! gripe-no doors on bathrooms; ambition: to be a phototypesetter, marriage to Mike. Peter N ' tapalis Marve Interests: playing sports of all types; memories: X-mas parties; ambition: to be very rich in a very short time. 75 Kelly O ' Sullivan Trouble Interests: partying; memories: disci pline detention, in-house; “Oh, Mr Foley, detention again?!! gripe getting up, getting to school; ambi tion: owning my own packy store. Richard R. Pare Bruce Ozella Zeke Interests: beach, hanging around; gripe-no doors on bathrooms, no hot meals; ambition: be the best pressman. Richard Peacock Jr. Ranger Interests: to move to Calif; memo- ries: sitting in IMC w Denise, Joyce, Linda; Yeah Ha! gripe-too strict; ambition: own my own store. Anthony Peak Arab Football, basketball, baseball, VICA; interests: bass guitar; memories: Horribles Parade, school sinking, friends, the band; Mad Scam, Chill Out, Much later ; gripe-9th per. lunch; ambition: successful mason. 76 Steven Pekkala “Steve” VICA, Outing Club; interests: hunt- ing, fishing, camping; memories: dedicated teachers, friends, ski trips; If it ' s worth doing, it ' s worth doing well ; gripe-school lunches; ambition: college, Engineering Constr. Tech. Sandra Pelletier “Sandy” Interests: Philip; gripe-going to class; ambition: to leave Burger King. Michael Pelletier “Mike” Football, basketball; interests: party ' till I puke; memories: sign out day; That ' s Ducky ; gripe-the food; am- bition: to be a jet mechanic in the Navy. ” si u-M Jeanne Marie Pellerin AIDD; interests: 4 wheeling, snow- mobiling; Ya right ; gripe-too cold, ambition: be a good draftswo- man. 77 David Pereira ' ' Canadian Interests: music, Jessica; memories: when tire fell on Bob Driscoll in Project Adv.; gripe-messy bath- rooms; ambition: to be wealthy. Michael Picanso Captain Crash Ambition: to become an all around machinist. Kyle Pickering Interests: reading, horror movies, Zorro films, Old Adventure movies. Patrick Perez Pierre Basketball; interests: getting out of school. Deborah Perry Debbie Jazz Concert Band; interests: Drum Bugle Corps, color guard; memories: hanging around bath- rooms, Mr. Dick ' s class, Mrs. Royte ' s class; It ' s just common sense! ; ambition: college, social worker, fall in love. Jeffrey Pitts Rung fu Fr.-Sr. Plan. Comm.; interests: Army Special Forces, Green Beret, Jungle Ranger, Rung fu; memories: Soph. Dinner-Dance; You only live once : ambition: Law enforcement. 78 Mark Provencher “Seaweed Interests: girls, sports: memories: soph, yr.; Er - 1 dunnol ; ambition: get a job •S. ' Tammy Prepelka “Tam Sr. Plan. Comm. Jr. Class Pres.; inter- ests: skiing, softball; memories good times in shop; Hi, how ya do ing? ambition: to get married. 79 80 William J. Ralls Stephen P. Ramalho Jonathan Psaledakis Sly Interests: fast cars; memories; trying to stay out of trouble and still have fun; ambition: to have the fastest car in the world. James Quinlan Jim Interests: checking out girls; memo- ries: cement walls; What ' s up! am- bition: to get a S.S. degree from col- lege. Lourdes Ramos VICA; interests: get married w the one I love; ambition: Cosmotology. Debbie J. Reilly Rickey Ramos “Space Cadet Outing Club; interests: dirt bikes, girls; memories: school sinking; gripe-teachers; ambition: be a cop. Jill Richard Interests: spending time with Budd; ambition: get married, be success- ful, be happy. Daniel Rathbun “Dan Interests: playing rock ' n roll; Buy or die ; gripe-music being can- celled; ambition: to play in a band to make a living. Kimberly Richards Miss Piggy Interests: horseback riding, swim- ming, dancing, beach; memories: smoking area; gripe-too cold in school; ambition: become sec ' t. have 100 kids. Robert Rocheleau Bob Interests: playing high energy rock guitar, Rush, Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhodes; Don ' t make a scene! gripe-9th per. lunch; ambition: to win Best Rock Guitarist Poll. Sherrol Roberts Sha Interests: being w friends, Tom, having a great time; Only on Wednesdays ; gripe-no heat; ambi- tion: to make oodles of money, be a paralegal sec ' t., get married, be hap- py- Kevin Rocheville Roch Interests: dirt bikes, cars; memories: Project Adv.; Take it easy! ; gripe- no break during class wk.; ambition: own my own shop or business. William Robertson D enise Rondeau Rugged Field hockey, basketball, softball, Band, Varsity Club, VICA; interests: music, movies, sports; memories: ski trips, football games, Mr. Kane ' s lectures, Mr. Redding ' s beard; Hold this Stunning ; ambition: college degree in Computer Sci. 82 David Rourke V. Football; interests: camping, ski- ing, running, lifting; memories: good times w teachers; gripe-food; ambition: get a good paying job as an electrician. growing company. Catherine Rousseau Cathy Yearbook staff; interests: art, pho- tography; Ask Mr. May 99 ; am- bition: be a full time Comm. Artist in 83 Marisol Sanchez ' ' Shortcake Interests: basketball, floor hockey, swimming; memories: hanging w Nancy, Caroline, Pam; gripe-get- ting up in morning; ambition: get married; be a dentist. James M. St. Louis Michael J. Rutina Michael Ryan 84 40 Judith Shepard Prep St. Council Sec ' t, Plan. Comm.; in- terests: writing, reading, biking, swimming; memories: good times w friends; Gag me! ' ' Oh my God ; gripe-mystery meat lunches; ambition: college, job in D.P. Renee Sevigny Reggie DECA; interests: horseback riding; dating, partying, skiing; memories: enjoying the yrs. w friends, teach- ers, Hey Kid Scubba ; ambition: Northern Essex Comm. College. Julie Sharp Sharpy Plan. Comm., Tie Club, Bus. Club, St. Council, Outing Club, Yearbook, Booster Club; interests: Jerry; memories: meeting Jerry, great times w friends; Give me a break Tell me about it ; ambition: have a career, have a family. Joseph H. Shaw Interests: cars, welding; ambition: graduate from college, open my own welding shop. Evelyn M. Schofield David Scalia Fish Tennis, Tie Club; interests: bull rid- ing, cow tipping, women; memo- ries: good teachers, good times; Harpo ; gripe-waking up early; ambition: Prof. Cambodian Tent Maker. 85 86 Lisa Silva Space Interests: Manny Silva, driving, ranking on Cheryl Brady, Rita Silva; memories: Rita falling in hall, Rita pulling chair from Cheryl; gripe-at- tendance calling home; ambition: become a successful sec ' t, marriage, family. Darlene Sousa Dar VICA, Var. Cheerleading; interests: horseback riding, rollerskating, dancing, singing; memories: getting lost; Really gripe-customers dur- ing a fire drill; ambition: to open my own Beauty Shop, drive a Z28. Rita Silva Interests: watching TV, crafts, being referee for Cheryl Lisa; ambition: good job, go to college. David Smart That ' s not the point ; gripe-school too cold; ambition: become a ma- chinist at Wang. Tammy Souza Tammy Interests: computers, dancing; memories: learning different activi- ties, interesting people; Ya, tell me about it ; gripe-longer lunches; am- bition: marry a millionaire, be rich for life. Thomas Souza Blob Interests: photography; memories: eraser fights in shop; ambition: to be famous. Anne-Marie Spenard Outing Club; interests: skiing, hik ing, drawing, horseback riding memories: ski trip; gripe-passes ambition: to live in the Rocky Mtns of Colorado. Melissa Steinhaus Interests: drafting, animals; memo- ries: yrs. spent making new friends; gripe-need better lunches; ambi- tion: to become good at any job I try. Donna Supernor VICA, track, Var. Club; interests: swimming aerobics, working; memories: lunch at McDonald ' s I ' m not the only one ; gripe- chemistry, algebra; ambition: be- come a R.N. in obstetrics. 87 88 Philip Thumm “Phil ' ' Interests: listening to music; memo- ries: girls, fun times; To the max ; gripe-morning announcements; ambition: to become a mechanical draftsman, make big bucks. Paul Tessier “Tess Football; interests: fishing, boating, football, hockey; memories: hang- ing on 3rd floor; What do you mean, we ' re out of beer? ambi- tion: to be a cap ' t. on a boat, own a boat. Paul Trepanier Fuzz Interests: music, camping, swim- ming, summertime, sex, drugs, rock ' n roll; memories: going for break- fast, coming in late; ambition: to make it big in a rock ' n roll band. Emile Tremblay ET Interests: football, girls, baseball, working, floor hockey; memories: 3rd floor watching girls; ambition: to be rich. Theresa Trottier Terry Business Club Pres., St. Council; Give me a break ; ambition: to open a Beauty Salon. 89 Charles Tsouprakakis James Vandal “Jim VICA; interests: skiing, music, travel; “Little things amuse little minds Leave me alone ; gripe-school lunches; ambition: all around ma- chinist. Lenny Turgeon Interests: cars; ambition: to have the best looking car in Lowell. Norman Vezina “Fuzey Bear Interests: girls, cars, camping; Not me ; gripe-buzzing lights; ambition: make a lot of money, do what I ' m best at. Ted Urbowicz Interests: girls; memories: graduat ing; ambition: to win the lottery. Faye Wasserman Interests: reading; ambition: go to Cordon College. Steven P. Whitton Tammy Willhaite Tamala Tie Club, Plan. Comm, St. Council, Yearbook Staff; memories: scrub- bing the bathroom walls; Go for it ; ambition: become a good sec ' t. Brian Wieffering Wief Memories: leaving to get lunch; am- bition: travel. Nancy Witts Nanc Outing Club, Tie Club, AIDD; inter- ests: hiking, skiing, drinking; You do ; ambition: to live until I ' m 90. Maureen Whitney Moeski Interests: swimming, basketball, partying; memories: brunch break, good times w friends; Awesome ; gripe-gross food, cold building; am- bition: undecided. Kevin Watson Watty Interests: cars, water skiing, sailing, camping; memories: heartburn after lunch; gripe-detention, writing as- signments; ambition: make a lot of money, live it up. 91 ■ —i r3 Scott Wright Legs Basketball; Var. Club; interests: girls, drawing, eating; memories: bad food, Mr. Burns wanting Cham- pionship team, girls; I don ' t get mad, I get even ; gripe-no bath- room doors; ambition: become well paid elec., marriage to the right girl. Best Dressed Terri Prepelka, John Duffy Best Personality John Happy Harrigan, Kim Marquis Most Popular Bill Fuller, Debbie Feeley Outstanding Cadet s Most Athletic Kim Marquis, Bill Fuller Class Clown Charlene Bridges, Mike Gauthier Most Gullible Dottie Cimon, Keith Sullivan Most Bashful Debbie Feeley, Mike Carpentier Most Artistic - Ann-Marie Spenard - Ross Vail lencourt Drawing by Ross Vaillencourt Best Looking - Jim Haynes - Stacey Sylvester Most Talkative - Mike McGuire - Diane Desrosiers Most Likely To Succeed -Scott Green - Sue Green Most Times in Detention - Kelly O ' Sullivan Class Couple - Lisa Donahue - Scott Garneau Directors SUPERINTENDENT ' S MESSAGE Congratulations to the graduates from the class of 1983 who should be both proud and grateful as they enter the vocational calling that they have nurtured during their four years at the Greater Lowell Regional. Proud because of the achievements and contributions that you as a class contributed to the community, the school, and to each other - and grateful for the technical and vocational skills you will always possess. The Class of 1983 has left a legacy to the Greater Lowell Regional School District and Community that is possibly unparelleled in the nine year history of the school. In your Junior year, several members of your class were part of the largest representa- tive group of competitors to qualify for the 1982 V.I.C.A. National Competition in Louisville, Kentucky. Your class also produced one of the most remarkable inter- scholastic transitions when the school district realigned its sports program with the Commonwealth Athletic Conference. Winless teams from the 1981-82 school year turned into strong competitors, and in some cases, state champions in just one year. These are just two examples of the determination and quest for excellence demon- strated by the exceptional men and women from the Class of 1983. In addition to these major achievements, let us not forget all of those day to day rewards that you provided to the citizens from the Regional District. Community projects such as Home Weatherization, the annual Christmas Fair, The VICA cou- pon book, the spring and fall Blood Drives, the Toys for Tots campaign - represent some of the day to day activities that many of you simply assumed as part of your education without knowing the joy and satisfaction you gave to the children, elderly, and community leaders in our District. Although there are many employment opportunities presently available in the Greater Lowell area, plase take heed that the regional and national employment outlook is bleak to say the least. Do not allow your personal and technical skills to deteriorate by settling for just an entry level position for very long. Continue to pursue future educational and skill development programs, and take your special talents and challenge the next segment of your life with the same style and determi- nation you have displayed at the Greater Lowell Regional, and I ' m confident that a lifetime of success will be all but guaranteed. William J. Collins Superintendent - Director Sheila Herbert, Director of Cur- Bruce Carney, fi rin i him DPnntpnnpnt issistant to the Su- Ray C ■ ■Ilium nirortnr r f rv_ iiiuiiu juiii v ai i f umcuui w i vw rvna Qti mipc 1 ILUIUIII UCI IlllCIIUCIIt 98 School Committee Harold O. Bell, Jr. James C. Dadoly Bernard M. Bettencourt Daniel P. Kane Edward J. Bishops, Jr. William J. Kirwin 99 George Abodeely-Guidance Marlene Abodeely-Child Care Thomas Adie-Printing Barry Adler-Reading Joseph Allard-Business George Aslanian-Printing Marlaine Auffermann- Bilingual Gary Aunchman-Plumbing Joseph Baglieri-Data Processing Charles Bamberg-Plumbing Ronald Barnfield-Pnwer Albert Barsamian-Special Needs Robert Bellavance-Sheet Metal Robert Benincasa-Special Needs Judith Bent-Data Processing Starr Betses-Bilingual Laurie Bishop-Special Needs Francis Blanchette- Electronics Edward Boisvert-Auto Mech. Nancy Brousseau-Special Needs Nancy Brumagin-Child Care Ann Marie Buczek-Math William Burns-English Richard Calledare-HVAC. 101 Katherine Carroll-Health Thomas Casper-Phy. Ed. James Cassin-Social Studies Kerry Cavallaro-English David Chouinard-Math Lorraine Christman- Upholstery Roberta Clark-Business Helaine Clegg-Math Peter Coffin-Food Tech. Doris Cohen-Math Ann Marie Condike-Math Jane Connell-Science 102 Marion Connors-Health Kathleen Conole-Social Studies William Cooke-Math Janet Cunningham -Art Joseph Cura-Auto Body Marian Daher-Dist. Ed. Carol Davidson-Health Ronald Desjardins-P D. Robert Dick-English Joanne DiDonato-Bilinguc Michael Dillon-Phy. Ed. il F prtrnnirc 103 Harry Donovan-Guidance Barbara Dooley-Guidance Patricia Doris-Art Robin Dowling-English Joanne Duggan-English Leo Dunn-Business Susan Dwyer-English Gabriel Falcon-Auto Mech. Robert Fedorchuk-Auto Body Patricia Feeney-Phy. Ed. Maryanne Foley-Reading Kenneth Foley-Special Needs 104 Michael Foster-Special Needs Kevin Frost-Bilingual Theresa Furlong-Health Walter Gacek-Science Peter Gaieski-Auto Mechanics Joanne Gaitanis-Math. Joan Gallagher-English John Gallagher-Drafting Thomas Gallagher-Social Studies Robert Ganem-Special Needs Janet Georges-Fashion Design Eileen Gleason-Reading 105 Ann Golden-Child Care Paul Gomes-Science Cynthia Grady-Special Needs Karen Griffin-Business Maria Grova-Bilingual Neil Guerra-Bilingual Deborah Gustafson-Science Roland Guthrie-Physical Ed. Jack Hall-Library Frank Hanchett-Guidance George Harrington- Carpentry Evelyn Heinrich-Business 106 Francis Heslin-Special Needs Charles Hewitt-Auto Mech. Alice Hildreth-Health Francis Hogan-Health Elaine Holland-Business Gerard Hould-Drafting Kathleen Howe-Home Ec. Joseph Huot-Machine Shop Joseph Husson-Science Richard larrobino-Business Normand Jussaume- Carpentry Paul Jussaume-Carpentry 107 Joseph Kane-Phys. Ed. Edward Kazalski-Guidance James Keddie-Drafting Karen Kiernan -English Walter Kochanek-Machine Shoo Charles Kourkoulakos- Science Valerie Kourkoulakos- Spec ial Needs Lois LaRock-Art Mary Lappin-Business Paul Lappin-Social Studies Randy Lautenschlager- Lomm i. Art 1 Bryan Leary-uratting 108 Peter LeBlanc-Masonry Armand Lefebvre - Upholstery Emile Lessard-Food Trades Herbert Little-Welding Charles Loucraft-Guidance Robert Love -Electricity Kevin MacLaughlan- Guidance John Machado-Machine Shop Edith Mahon-Special Needs Robert Lussier-EnglisE 1 cuwdiu Lyntn -iviain. David MacLaughlan-Social OlUUIt!5 109 Virginia Makarewicz- Cosmetology Anthony Mangifesti-Food Trades Emanuel Manolopoulos- Guidance Conrad Marchand-Welding Richard Marchand-Science Peter Marlowe-Carpentry Brian Martin-Phys. Ed. Kenneth Masera-Auto Body Susan Maslowski-PFiys. Ed. William May -Comm. Art Raymond McAlea-Power Mech. Martin McCann-Masonry 110 . Uff Paul McLaughlin-Social Studies Linda McMenimen-Special Needs Elizabeth McNamara-Phys. Ed. Diane McOsker-Special Needs Dorothy McQueen-Reading Cynthia McSheffrey-Special Needs Keith Meliones-Special Needs Raymond Metthe-P D Peter Milonopoulos- Electronics Peter Minicucci-Plumbing James Mitchell-English James Moloney-Electricity 111 Loyce Monteiro-Child Care Gilbert Moran-Drafting Gilbert Moran, Jr.- Electricity J; Paul Morin-Food Trades lines Moynihan-Masonry Edmund Murphy -Social Studies Kathleen Murphy-English Garry Murphy-Social Studies Mary Nascimento-Bilmgual Martha Nawn-Business Ann Northrup-Social Studies Ruth Nunnery-Health 112 Deborah O ' Brien-Special Needs Michael O ' Brien-Phys. Ed. Patricia O ' Brien-Social Studies Richard O ' Malley-Masonry Bart O ' Sullivan-Guidance Arthur Ouellette-Comm. Art John Payelian-Science Robert Peach-Science Ida Piekarski-Cosmetology Clifford Prescott-Sheet Metal Herbert Raistrick -Math Nancy Rayne-Home Ec. 113 Claudette Recco-Health Robert Redding-English Robert Redinger-Science Thomas Roach -Special Needs Allen Rose-Welding Richard Rose-Carpentry Eleanor Royte-Child Care Denise Rudolph -Math John Rufiange-Electronics Charlene Ryan-Business John Santoro-Math Mary Jo Santoro-Special Needs 114 Elizabeth Scanlon-Reading Robert Scannell-Science James St. Hilaire-Data Processing Randall St. Pierre-Drafting Carol Shabouian-Printing Walter Shanahan-Electronics Martin Shea-HVAC Frederick Sheehy-Printing Theresa Shelzi-Bilingua! Melvin Shurmaster- Plumbing Paul Siopes-Dist. Ed. Bruce Skaff-HVAC 115 Patricia Slattery-Home Ec. Donald Smith-Electricity Edmond Solomon-Food Trades Ronald Stadden-Reading Lois Starbird-Home Ec. Sheila Stowell-Special Needs Edward Sudol-Auto Mech. Debra Szylvain-Special Needs Marjorie Tanner-Dist. Ed. Lucille Taylor-Cosmetology Charles Tsouprakakis -Auto Mech. Phyllis Tzitzenikos- Cosmetology 116 Constance Velasquez- Bilingual Alfonso Ventola-Food Trades James Vergados-Science Peter Vergados-Math. Janet Voelker-Guidance Timothy Walsh-Phys. Ed. Patricia Vard-Scienc6 Douglas Weilbrenner-P Paul Whnlpv.Fnalish D Lance Wilkerson-Science Susan Wilkerson-Spec ial Needs David Willey-Phys. Ed. 117 1. Carmen Nickerson, Joanne Megdanis, Patricia Judge - Business Office 2. Denise Lussier, Eileen O ' Flahaven,- Guidance Office 3. David Murphy, Dean of Discipline - James Foley- Ass;t Dean of Discipline 4. Jane Dumont, Barbara Monette, Theresa Hogan - Discipline Office 5. Ann Paterson, Pat Moore, Sue Vaillancourt - Admin- istrative Office 1. Mary Higgins, Roberta McAnespie, Roberta Tharpe, Back- Kath- leen Regan D Donna Cushion, Jackie Maguire, Edith Kochanek, Janet Henderson, Connie Greenhalge, - Library Aides 2. Kris Zielinski, Kerry Desrosiers — Special Needs 3. Phyllis Silva, Mary Gail Sheeley - Vocational Director ' s Office 4. Maria DoVale - Bilingual Office 5. Marion Dempsey, Al Harrington, Joyce Hanks - Data Processing Office 6. Mary McCaffrey, Barbara Sullivan, Peggy Murphy - Testing Center 7. Pat Reid - Health Office 7 119 First Row: Caroline Ducharme, Claudette Pare, Marlene Cebula. Second Row Beverly Gendreau, Sheila Proulx, Debbie Early, Maryann Saunders, Diane Wei come, Judy Bryand, Beverly Gibson. - Curriculum Secretaries School Nurses Your dog ate the LAP Right? ' ' ■ I I Randhi Richard Who? Rainy days and Mondays always get me down. Senior Planning Committee Senior Class Officers Senior Awards Day A Day To Remember Jr. Planning Committee Jr. Class Officers 125 Yearbook Staff 126 Varsity Club DECA Business Club Banquet Business Club 129 VICA 131 Newspaper Staff Student Council Soph. Class Officers So, you want to be a Vokie, huh? I don ' t feel so good, must be the cheeseburger pie! Someday I ' ll be this tall. The choice was here or Walpole. I used to be a rock star, too! 133 Will you ever forgive me? You saw Billy with who!!?? VICA donations!!?? No brain, no pain. 134 First Row - Rick Shay, Scott Mennella, Leon Surprenant, Bill Fuller, John Me- donca, Mike Gauthier, George Barroso, Bob Guthrie, Tom Burgess Second Row - Mike Hallberg, Coach Joe Kulis, Mike Lange, Bob Prowker, Bill Caunter, Chris Santos, Bob Dozois, Dave Lyons, Mike Far- ley, Steve Poitras, Jim Camacho, Bill Jones, Tom Kasilowski, Dave Rourke, Chris McDermott, Dave Wilcox, Coach Dennis Murphy, Bill Sawlan Third Row - Dave McQuaid, Bill Krygowski, Ross Shay, Paul Sullivan, Bob McCarthy, Angel Rosado, Jerry Nobrega, Ron Richards, Carlos Ville- gas, Chris Aubrey, Dan Tevepaugh, Craig Cox, Steve Brady, Orlando Pantoja, Sean Maturah, Chris Spanos, Bill Anderson, Jose Santos, Phil Barrett Varsity Football J.V. Football First Row - Bob McCarthy, Carlos Villegas, Craig Cox, Ron Richards, Steve Brady, Jerry Nobrega, Tom Kasilowski, Angel Rosado, Jamie Leduc Second Row - Ross Shay, Chris Aubrey, Bill Sawlan, Jerry Tellier, Shawn Maturah, Dan Tevepaugh, Jose Santos, Steve Perrin, Paul Sullivan Third Row - Coach Dave Ma- cLaughlan, Phil Barrett, Ed Corcoran, Chris Spanos, Dave Wilcox, Armand Dumas, Bill Krygowski, Tom Lord, Kevin McGrade, Dave McQuaid, Coach Joe Kulis Not in Photo: Bill Anderson, Chris McDer- mott, Tom Dionne, Sam Panagiotopolos, Bob Lange, Dave Turner, Orlando Pantoja Cheerleaders Debra Clark, Charlene Bridges, Darlene Sousa, Cheryl Nord- strom, Gayle Chausse, Diane Lally, Carol Baril, Kathy Ma- honey, Michelle MacAulay, Dawn Picard, Kathy Armstrong, Lisa Therean (Mascot) Varsity Soccer First Row - Dennis DeLuca, Adam Meuse, Andre Mills, Ed Graham, Ralph Alicia Second Row - Tony Demakarakas, Dave Coupal, Si- phanh Nokham, Chantha Mom, Third Row - Coach Jim Vergados, Ron Rousseau, Arlindo Espinola, John Demetroulies, Frank Kava- lowskas, John Porto, Wayne Ma- turah, Coach Neil Guerra ir J.V. Soccer First Row - Mike Jones, Robert Salvia, Ed Paten- aude, Glenn Gouveia, Chris Pouliot, John Silva Second Row - Mike Hannon, Francisco Morales, Dennis Marr, Tracey Boulay, Dan Wood, Harold Rich, Kim Pratt, Jim Hamilton Third Row - Coach Jim Vergados, Co-Captain Mike Baillargeon, Tony Carlson, Eric Goldthwaite, Co-Captain Vic- tor Segarra, Tony Dias, Bob Moulton, Joe Perry, Roger Miles, Wayne Morrow, Carlos Aponte First row - Bill Pellerin, Mike Hogan, Sean Donnelly, Hen- ry Gagnon, John Duffy Sec- ond Row - Ed Cantres, Tom Campbell, Tim Roarke, Chris Wood, Joe Donnelly, Coach Dave Willey Varsity Cross Country JV Crosscountry f. • _ First Row - Ted Biswurm, Jim Conley, Jim Rivera, Jim Hamilton, Paul Thur- low Second Row - Steve Gasper, Mark Gagnon, Dave Poitras, Bill Meisner, Steve Bastek, Barry Ken- dall, Coach Dave Willey 141 Jr. Varsity First Row - Rita Cham- pagne, Carolyn Taite, Ter- ry Mailloux (Co-Captain), Debbie Hoare, Jeanne Mello Second Row - Dot- tie Cimon, Maryjo Brill (Co-Captain), Leo Dunn, Kim Carroll, Gail Morin Volleyball Varsity First Row - Sandy Mar- tinez, Chris Kercher, Kim Goldthwaite (Co-Captain), Sue Killgren (Co-Captain) Diane Boisvert Second Row - Rose Beauregard, Sue Dziegiel, Leo Dunn, Lilly Settles, Sharon Mac- Master Field Hockey First Row - Darlene Goodwin, Denise Ron- deau, Kim Marquis (Co-Captain) Marilou Gath, Rita Benoit (Co-Captain), Celeste Ci- mon, Lynn Espinola, Cathy Britton Second Row - Tracey Johnson (Team Manager), Kelly Murrey, Debbie Byrnes, Sandra Freitas, Mar- garet Caudette, Ellen Dery, Lynn Gagnon, Carol Norkiewicz, Coach Joanne Patenaude Fall Sports Banquet Varsity Basketball First Row: Ed Cantres, Scott Wright, Pat Perez, Joe Espinola, Mike Gettings Second Row: Coach Brian Martin, Richard Gonzalez, Bob Couilliard, Scott Silva, Wes Burk, Victor Rosado, Ray Artis, Coach Bill Burns . Basketball First Row: Henry Grimard, John Capsalis, Ron Richards, Orlando Martinez, David Bohenko Second Row: Ray Martin, Ruben San- tiago, Carl Pratt, Brian Pelletier, Bob Nogler, Gerry Nobrega, Ron Vincent, Coach Dave MacLaugh- lan Freshman Basketball First Row: John Rodriguez, Gary Wise, Don McGilli- cuddy, Darren Wilson, Mark McQuaide, Mike Pel- chat, Sean Maturah. Second Row: Victor Segarra, Ange l Cantres, Nelson Vasquez, Dan Tevepaugh, Marc Fortin, John Smith, Angel Ramos, Marc Me Cann. Third Row: Roger Miles, Angel Ramos, Wayne Le Masse, Jose Santos, Pete Silva, Tom Jack- son, Steve Perrin, Coach Meliones. Wrestling First Row: Jim Finn, K. Kawalski, Jim Hamilton, John Reilly, Steve Gasper, Rick Poulin, D. SanMartino Second Row: Al Dufour, Bill Fuller, Tom Kasi- lowski, Mike Gauthier, John Medonca, Lucien Lemire, Leon Surprenant Third Row: (Head Coach)-Mike Dillon, Mike Gasper, Ernie Rousseau, G. Sanplatz, W. Sanplatz, Dave Doherty, Dave Lyons, Chris Aubrey, Phil Barrett, Carlos Ville- gas, H. Dufus, (Asst. Coach)-Gary Dillon Indoor Track M J. First Row: Jim Connelly, Joe Donnelly, Bob Stonis, Bill Choate Second Row: Tim Campbell, Bob Dozois (Capt.), John Barnes, Bill Pellerin (Capt.), George Bar- roso (Capt.) Paul McNeil Third Row: Coach Robert Dick, Juan Castro, John Porto, Angel Rasado, Bill Meisner, Chris Pouliot, Bob Labonte, Chris Wood, Fernando Santana, Craig Cox, Luis Cantres. Swim Team First Row: Randy Castle, Ken O ' Donnell, Paul Morin, Jim Pulsifer, Co-Captain Dave Coupal, Captain Mike Clark, Roberto Sal- via, Orlando Pantoja, Bob L ' Heureux Sec- ond Row: Coach Jack Hall, Manager Dot- tie Cimon, Debbie Clark, Bob Gage, Nino Sawyer, Jim Pappas, Dave Villineau, Tony Dimakarakos, Scott Georgoulis, Kevin McGrade, Sandy Chassin, Mickey Marion, Lome Hodge Girls Varsity Basketball First Row: Diane Desrosiers, Denise Rondeau, Kim Goldth- waite, Kim Marguis, Celeste Ci- mon. Second Row: Coach Joe Kane, Sandy Martinez, Sharon Artis, Tricelle Choate, Tracey Johnson, Kathy Britton, Lilly Settles. Girls j.V. Basketball First Row: Darlene Bastien, Maria da Silva, Diane St. Onge, (co-captain), Jana Sullivan, (co-captain), Shelly Parks, Cheryl Colby. Second Row: Cheryl No- brega, Denise Gamarche, Linda Ray- mond, Tracey Johnson, Debbie Jack- son, Debbie Byrne, Coach Kathy White. Winter Sports Banquet Varsity Baseball First Row: Marty Lagasse, Joe Espinola, John Duffy, Dave Dowling Second Row; Tom Burgess, Dave Coulliard, Jim Camacho, Ed Cantres, Eric Baillargeon Third Row; Ed Graham, Bill Caunter, Chris Apostolos, Scott Silva, Chris San- tos, Coach Brian Martin. Capt. Marly Lagasse, Coach Martin, Capt. Joe Espinola, Capt. Dave Dowling. First Row: Craig Cox, Ray Martin, Jack Ly- man, Ron Richards, Kevin Lapointe, Angel Rosado,. Second Row: Chris Aubrey, Ron Vincent, Jim Tsistanopolos, Adam Meuse, Bill Cray, Tony Underwood, Carl Pratt, Coach Dave MacLaughlin. Track First Row: Jamie Leduc, Carlos Villegas, George Barroso, Bill, Pellerin, Steve Gasper, Joe Donnelly, Jim Conley. Second Row: John Porto, Shawn Shanahan, Juan Castro, Joe Al- bert, Luis Cantres, Mike Baillargeon, Dave Merceir, Roberto Salvia, Jose Santos, Rich Gonsalvez, John Barnes. Third Row: Coach Redding, Bob Moulton, Bill Meisner, Joe Frei- tas, Bill Jones, Andre Mills, Bob Dozois, Bob Labonte, Chris Woods, Bob Couilliard, Dan Tevepaugh, Mike Jacques, Tom Campbell, Coach Murphy. Missing from Photo: Mike Gauthier, Chris Loucraft, Mike Farley, Paul McNeil, Mike Gasper, Dave Lyons. Varsity Softball %sk First Row: Diane Desrosiers, Denise Ron- deau - co-captain, Kim Marquis - co-cap- tain, Sandy Martinez, Cathy Brittain. Sec- ond Row: ' Jana Sullivan, Ellen Dery, Lynn Espinola, Coach Walsh, Tracy Johnson, Sandy Bergeron, Cindy Rich. First Row: Kathy Zaker, Paula Dirocco, Debby Dufresne, Darlene Bastein, Diane Bouvois, Ce- leste Cimon. Second Row: Debby Hoare, Lynn Paquette, Vickie Oliveria, Kim Judge, Jane Mail- loux, Lillie Settles, Debbie Quintal, Coach Me- liones. j.V. Softball M IB Boys Tennis w • ; • First Row: Mike Hallberg, Real Bouchard, Dave Scalia, Rick Bienvenue, Scot Garneau, Roger Pe- pin. Second Row: Guy Brady, Paul Masse, Jamie Dovale, Leon Suprenant, John Smith, Jerry Dona- hue, Coach Tom Casper. First Row: Maria Picanso, Lynn Doney, Evelyn Davis, Alice Silva, Karen Murray. Second Row: Linda Le- tendre. Sue Killgren, Nancy Diaz, Kim Goldwaithe, Rita Benoit, Mary Lou Gath, Mary McHale, Coach Guthrie. Missing from Photo: Celeste Fortier, Nancy Witts. Girls Tennis 170 171 ■i I I don ' t want to work ... I just want to bang on my drum all day I come from a land down under Flashdance 173 Culture Club with Boy George Built for Speed Her name is Rio and she dances on the sand. Stray Cat Strut 174 Set me free little girl ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■BaaraaaaarBBBaaa- araaaaa ■ BBB. 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I, Arty Adley, leave all my complaints to Mr. Bellevance. I, Barbara Alberty, leave all my work to Miss Gaitanis. I, Michaela Allard, leave a lifetime supply of Preparation H to Mrs. Martin for her hemorrhoids. I, Suzette Allen, leave all the Mark Iversons to Mr. Shabouian. I, Tammy Anderson, leave all my work for the teachers to do. I, Chris Apostolos, leave my waste paper basket and paper to Karen Abdul Vergados. I, Jim Arcand, leave my good memories for those that are still here when I leave. I, Cheryl Archambault, Leave all my Harlequi n Romances to Mr. Paul Wholey. I, David Armstrong, leave Mrs. Gallagher my class participation and my stale humor, Mr. Wholey a six pack of ginger ale and trigonometry to anyone who wants it. I, Ed Arseneault, leave, wondering. I, Lusia Baez, leave Mr. larrobino ' s his mother because she ' ll know how to do the Accounting that I didn ' t know how to do. I, Lisa Baltazar, leave all the school lunches I never ate to some loser. I, Bob Baronowski, leave Mike Gelinas my pair of glasses. I, Anna Barbera, leave to any student 4 ' 1 1 or shorter, my step stool to my locker. I, Robin Baril, leave my place in detention to my brother Ricky. I, Diane Barnes, leave all my Diane loves Billy grafetti on walls, chairs, tables, etc., to my favorite janitor Mike Z. I, Janet Beaulieu, leave Mr. May another year ' s supply of Twinkie dust. I, Kathy Beauregard, leave Mrs. Christman all her messy cabinets. I, Rita Benoit, leave Mr. Desjardins, Tracy Johnson, Celeste Ci- mon, Cathy Britton, and my sister Kerry to have to mold. Good Luck. I leave Carol Norkowitz, Lynn Gagnon all of Mr. Metthe ' s unfinished worksheets. I, Russell Bergeron, leave my right eye to Dave Brunelle. I, Ron Berube, leave all of the flirting in English to anyone who can handle it. I, John Bickford, leave my sympathy to all future plumbing stu- dents who will someday experience what I have. I, Jeff Birchenough, leave Mr. Aslanian one more good reason for being late for school, I was up all night studying the Wang binder. I, Rose-Marie Blanchette, leave my Chinese eyes to Mr. Scannel. I, Henry Bogdanowicz, leave my school record of 75 m.p.h. around the back parking lot to be beaten. I, Donald Boucher, leave all my teachers with a sigh of relief. I, Harry Bouras, leave all my carisma to my teachers. I, Mark Bouvier, leave my share of cheeseburger pie to all refu- gees in Africa. I, Charlene Bridges, leave Mr. Peach my peachy smile, my outra- geous laugh to Mr. Chouinard, to Kathy Armstrong my oops and bahahs to carry on, and to Mrs. Taylor my runny nylons and jokes. I, Bruce Brown, leave all my good looks to the poor looking Junior boys. I, Holly Brown, leave the cold rooms to the Juniors. I, Richard Brunelle, leave all my crib notes to Scott Hamel. I, Ray Bullock, leavy my carpentry skills to Rich Letendre. I, Stephanie A. Bunch, leave good luck to anyone who challenges Mr. Walsh to a game of basketball and Mr. Metthe one thousand excuses for not having a notebook. I, Art Burnham, leave Frank Kavalowski my weekend at the MAR- RIOTT HOTEL. I, Dave Callahan, leave all my good fortune with girls to the next student who gets my locker. I, Scott Cambray, leave my chew stains in Mr. Gomes physics class and one can of Copenhagen for every teacher. I, Eddie Cantres, leave all the up and coming runners my running experience. I, Jim Capsalis, leave to Mrs. Bent someone who can pass all her tests. I, Lee Ann Carnevale, leave all my late passes to Mrs. Monette to wallpaper Mr. Murphy ' s Office. I, Mike Carpentier, leave all my writing assignments to Mr. Mar- chand. I, Richard Carr, IV, being of sound mind and body, leave my teachers the feeling of accomplishment knowing I can tie my shoes. I, Anne Casey, leave all the smutty books I ever read to Pat Reid and Mrs. Recco. I, Maria Cassella, leave Mr. May a year ' s supply of bug juice. I, Susan Cayer, leave Mr. Lefebvre the work I never did. I, Lisa Chamberlain, leave a map to Mr. B. so he doesn ' t have any more geographical problems. I, Richard Chamberlain, leave all the Juniors Mr. Love ' s pow- wows. I, Chris Christakos, leave all of my teachers the feeling of safety now that I ' m gone. I, Dottie Cimon, leave all the good times I ' ve had here in 4 years to my friends, especially Tracey and Cathi, my little sister Celeste and Dave, Good Luck! I, Ken Clough, leave my good health to the shop teachers of masonry, so they can teach for many years more. I, Bob Cloutier, leave Mr. R. with the hair he always wanted. I, Lisa Cole, leave Mr. O ' Sullivan one more excuse, not to go up to his office, next week! I, Donna Comtois, leave Mrs. Nawn all her raffle tickets she made us sell. I, James Connelly, leave all my energies to my boss to whom will carry on with all that I have. I, Linda Corey, leave all the binders and graffitti in Mr. Sheehy ' s related class to all the Sophomores in printing. I, Tony Cote, leave all my plumbing books to the shop. I, Susan Courtois, leave my place in the mall cafe for my brother Dennis. I, Karen Coutu, leave my messy kit to Mrs. Taylor and my messy related books to Mrs. Piekarski. I, Kelly Coutu, leave my very own hand made book of excuses to get out of class to a future Senior student. Have fun! They really work. I, Cindy Cushion, leave my bad moods to Mrs. Piekarski and my hairdo to Tony Silva. I, Mike Cushion, leave Peter Marlowe all my excuses. I, Joe Cymbura, leave my mark in Greater Lowell as a win ner of the Horribles Parade, 1982. I, Eric Dacunha, leave Sally a can of Raid for her termite prob- lem. I, Jim Daley, leave a bill changer for the munchie machines. I, Mary Daudelin, leave Mrs. Reagan three detentions. I, Bill Decker, leave all of my teachers the feeling of security knowing I may never return. I, John Degnan, leave a note for Mr. Maloney excusing me for my absences. I, Dennis DeLuca, leave my noted hand to Mr. Metthe. I, Thomas DeMange, leave my best pair of sneakers to Fast Freddy Sheehy, so he can run the hallways more easily. I, Sue DeProfio, leave Mr. Siopes, Mrs. Tanner and Miss Daher with a hope and a prayer of finding someone who is as talented as I was in displaying for the D.E. Mall. I, Mark deSousa, leave all my complaining to anybody who can handle it. I, Diane Desrosiers, leave this school hopefully with a good atti- tude and Kathy B. my height and Tracey my eyesight. I, George Dizazzo, leave all my bubble gum cards to Rick Martin. I, Leanne Dong, leave Mrs. Recco all the bedrails and call bells at Lowell General. I, Sean Donnelly, leave all the tests I took from Mr. B ' s class to anyone who wants them. I, James Donovan, leave everything I ' ve learned behind for the other students. I, Lisa Dorris, leave my good posture to Mr. Redding. I, David Dowling, leave Dave Lyons some good luck with his injuries. I, Ray Dowrey, leave Mr. Santoro to the next kids who have him. I, Robert Dozois, leave all my past teachers gray hairs. I, Dan Dube, leave the offer of all dances for school activities and please leave us alone. I, Donna Duffany, leave Mr. Rufiange all of his lollypops to give to Debbie when I am gone. I, Shelley Dukeshire, leave Mrs. Lappin my alarm clock. I, Richard Dumais, leave. I, Joyce Dunn, leave all the JUNIORS the Senior Child Care relat- ed LAPs and the teachers Good luck!! I, Normand Duquette, leave all my demerits to the teachers who gave them to me. I, Sue Dziegiel, leave all the supplies in the supply cabinet for Mr. Siopes. I, John Eaton, leave all my completed related LAPs to Larry Carter. I, Philip Elie, leave 100 rolls of toilet paper to all the men ' s rooms. I, Tony Espinola, leave all the teachers the headaches I gave them. I, Joe Espinola, leave the Athletic Department all my bumps, bruises and braces. I, Maria Espinola, leave the school a thousand pounds of cement to keep it from sinking. I, Debi Evans, leave this school the hope that all my friends will remember me, and all the good times we had. Good Luck all you Vokies! I, Jody Fairbanks, leave willingly. I, Debi Fanning, leave all the passes Mr. May gave me and Maria Cassella to get out of shop. I, Carol Faucher, leave Mrs. Regan all my vulgar language. I, Debbie Feeley, leave Sandra Martinez my poodly face. I, Lisa Ferreira, leave all my complaints to my sister to give to Mr. Metthe and Mr. Yamello a pack of sunflower seeds. I, James Field, leave my brain to Mr. Chouinard. I, Tracy Finch, leave all my beds and baths to the future Seniors. I, Celeste Fortier, leave Greater Lowell! I, Karen Fryns, leave Karen and Linda Montbleau, Kathy McCann and Michelle Carney the left hand corner of the smoking area. I, Pam Fryns, leave Ms. Tanner her pink smocks and all the head- aches of the shop and her purchase orders. I, Andy Furtado, leave all the bow ties in the world to Mr. Shana- han. I, Celeste Gagnon, leave Mrs. Taylor an extra set of keys to the dispensary. I, David Gagnon, leave all my locker belongings to the janitors. I, Henry Gagnon, leave Mr. Marlowe a bottle of extra strength Tylenol. I, Nancy Gagnon, leave, stumbling out the door. I, Norm Gagnon, leave my hair to Mr. Metthe. I, Patricia Gagnon, leave Mrs. Bent all the tests I flunked, and Mr. Baglieri a year ' s supply of muzzles for his new Seniors. I, Bob Garneau, leave Mrs. Gallagher a different last name so her tests won ' t get lost in the testing center. I, Mike Gasper, leave all my late slips and writing assignments to Mr. Marchand. I, Marilou Gath, leave a small space in the big halls of this school for my tiny feet. I, Mike Gauthier leave, peacefully. I, Michelle Gelinas, leave Mrs. Nawn all the raffle tickets that she made us sell. I, Michael Gettings, leave my unmatched socks to the Junior class. I, Robin Giguere, leave a clean desk to Mrs. Taylor. I, Andre Godfroy, leave all of my knowledge to Bob Higgins. I, Kim Goldthwaite, leave all my troubles in Data Processing to Tracy Johnson. I, Sue Green, leave any class officer the good luck I had getting out of class. I, Ron Grimard, leave Mr. B. my nerves so he will stop shaking. I, Karen Haley, leave Mrs. Nawn all her raffle tickets she made us sell. I, Steve Hall, leave a bag of tools to Mr. Bellevance (Dan Tanna). I, Ernest G. Hamilton III, leave my poor test performances to Bob Kelleher so he can pass. I, John Harrigan, leave my corridor pass to Bob Kelleher. I, Toni Hartley, leave Sue Bedard cosmetology. I, John Hennessey, leave the school with the deep sorrow that I am not there, and a party for the Discipline Office. I, Marc Hennessey, leave my student contract to Bill Ralls! I, Scott Hennessey, leave my drafting board to Orlando Silva. I, Michael Hogan, leave all the tests I stole from Mr. Blanchette to him. I, Arthur Hood, leave my tie to Mr. Vergados and my unfinished LAPs to the juniors. I, Wendy Horman, leave twenty-seven unusual facial expressions to Ms. Martha Nawn. I, Dan Houston, leave all the teachers my respect and hope they all get better someday. I, Kim Houston, leave the advice of “If you want to skip class, skip with a teacher to all GLRVTS students; it always worked for me! I, Karen Hurley, leave Mr. A. all the aggravations of the Compu- graphic Computers (even though it was worth it). I, Pam Jackson, leave Karen, Michelle and Kathy another year with Mr. May. I, Donna Jarbeau, leave all my money, job and memory to Paula Bronk. I, Fred Jeffers, leave Mr. Calledare 20 years worth of Jeff Carney. I, Douglas Jeffrey, leave my pen that is out of ink to Miss Bishop. I, Donna Johnston, leave my sister Tina, the name “VOKIE for the next four years. I, Kathy Jordan, leave all my faces to Miss Gaitanis. I, Mary Joyce, leave my flip to Ms. Daher. I, Pam Joyce, leave straight out the door. I, Pauline Jubinville, leave my brother Wayne courage to make it through another year. I, Caroline Jutras, leave a bottle of extra strength T ylenol to all the teachers who had to put up with me. I, Thomas Keefe, leave my collection of combs to Mike Lane. I, Mike Kenyon, leave my bonds box (car) to the back parking lot. I, Christine Kercher, leave all the good times and partying to my brother Mike and hope he can get away with the same things I did. I, Mimi Kiernan, leave here with some of the best friends a person could have. I, Sue Killgren, leave Mrs. Nawn all the raffle tickets, errands and anything else she had us do or sell to all the juniors. I, Ed Knust, leave my tie for Mr. P. Vergados. I, David Koziol, leave all my shop skills to Bob Bubba Bergeron. I, Mark Lacourse, leave all my Learning Activity Packages for someone else to do. I, Kevin Lagasse, leave my brown nosing to John Letendre. I, Marty Lagasse, leave Mr. Shurmaster my nickname Wilber. I, Paul Lagasse, leave some of my great skills to John Melanson. I, Scott Lagos, leave plans to attack the White House to the Librarians in the I.M.C. I, Pattie Landry, leave Mr. Marchand my favorite botany teacher, all the excuses I gave him for being out of his class. I, Dave Lauziere, leave my beard and mustache to Mr. Kochanek and Mr. Machado my shop teachers. I, Paul Lavalle, leave all my smart remarks to the juniors to use in Boo Foos related class. I, Sally LeBlanc, leave Eric DaCunha a lifetime supply of paper so he can write to me and ear plugs for the Comm. Art students. I, David LeFebvre, leave all of my teachers the goodness that I gave them. I, Mike Lefebvre, leave Mr. Vergados a supply of combs. I, Kathy Lescard, leave all my dead plants to Mr. Marchand. I, Cheryl Loiselle, leave the new senior Cosmetologists all the fussy customers they can handle. I, Richard Longtin, leave my sweat pants in my locker. I, Al Loretta, leave all the teachers the headaches I gave them. I, Robert Lupien, leave all my notes from Mr. Marlowe to any- body who wants them. I, Rick MacQuarrie, take my loud mouth home away from the halls. I, Kathy Mahoney, leave Coach Sczylvain all my great ideas. I, Mary Maille, leave. I, Todd Maille, leave Mr. Gomes with all the physics work I didn ' t do. I, Terry Mailloux, leave my COBOL programs to my sister Jane and my word processing documents to Ms. Clark. I, Marc Malo, leave my good driving record to Anthony Cote. I, Kim Marquis, leave all my thanks to Mrs. McNamara for keep- ing me out of trouble and to George Aslanian and Fred Sheehy for caring. I, Dianne Martin, leave Project Adventure to all who like broken bones, crush a radius! I, Ana Martinez, leave all my nice and great teachers to my sister and brother with all my love. I, Jim Masson, leave Paul Jussaume some of my hair. I, Dianne Maturah, leave accounting gratefully to anyone who unfortunately has to take it next year. I, Roger Matte, leave all my teachers on edge. I, John Mendonca, leave to the underclassmen all my I ' s and slurred words that were somehow lost in my four years here and replaced with w ' s. I, Scott Mennella, leave all my experiments to Mr. Gomes. I, Jeanne Mello, leave Mrs. Bent with the memories of all the trouble she caused me. I, Ron Milliard, leave my hair to Mr. Scanned. I, Maria Mojica, leave Mr. Marchand an inch of my hair. I, Tina Michalzyk, leave all the good times I missed when I wasn ' t here during my freshman and sophomore years to future seniors. I, Kimberly Montmarquet, leave all the beds at Lowell General, needed to be made to the future senior health students. I, Brian Muldoon, leave Bob Baronowski, Childton ' s Repair Man- ual for his car. I, Donald McClelland, being of sound mind leave two cases of toilet paper for the men ' s rooms. I, David McCullough, leave the good times and bad times re- spectfully behind, because for the rest of my life they will just bear in my mind. I, Michael Monteiro, leave Thanks to all the teachers that put up with me for the years I was here, thanks for the education. I, Mary McHale, leave the Senior Business Accounting class the answer book to help you through the year. I, Steve Mclver, leave all my LAPs and books to burn to keep the school heated. I, Mike McGuire, leave my Bud can to Mr. McCann, have one on me. I, Kris McMorrow, leave my only project to Mr. Marlowe. I, Ann McLaughlin, leave a bottle of extra strength Tylenol to the teachers for the pep rally. I, Mike McQuaid, leave my unwashed shop shirt to Jim Rayball, (Rayburn, Raven), and my girlfriend Cathy DePaulis. I, Patty Nelson, leave my thanks to D.F. and M.C. for making my last year a great one. I, Lisa Nicholson, leave all my musk to Rosalind Lopez. I, Steve Nolan, leave Dave Willey a new distributor cap and spark plug wires. I, Debbie O ' Brien, leave all the late slips I never had to Mr. Gomes. I, Thomas Olin, leave my sense of humor to my shop teacher. I, Paul McNeil, leave my church key to Mr. Baglieri for the cases of the future. I, Kimberly Olson, leave Mr. A. and Mr. Shabouian the newspa- per, and memories of his 1983 Senior class. Remember us always. I, Kelly O ' Sullivan, leave Mr. Foley and Mr. Murphy a bottle of extra strength Tylenol for all the headaches I gave them. I, Bruce Ozella, leave my ink knife to Mr. Adie. I, Tony Peak, leave all my color to the teachers of the masonry shop because they ' re all a little pale, and my curly hair to James Moynihan. I, Bill Pellerin, leave to Data Processing a computer that never breaks down. I, Michael Pelletier, leave my fond memories with Mr. Peter Vergados. I, Sandy Pelletier, leave Mrs. Taylor all my first place mannekins. I, Roger Pepin, leave the Xerox-560 computer to anyone who has the patience to use it and 10 tons of ice in the training room for next year ' s football team. I, David Pereira, leave all my nice compliments to Miss Czer- nienko. I, Pat Perez, leave Ray Ray and all the guys behind, way behind . . . . Sixer, Hal I, Deborah Perry, leave the juniors to Mrs. Royte ' s Friday stories. I, Michael Picanso, leave all the smoke shows and posi marks in the back parking lot to discipline. I, Paul Poirier, leave my thanks to Mr. Moynihan and the rest of the teachers who helped me out throughout my four years here at Greater Lowell. I, Tammy Prepelka, leave Uncle Spy the fashion design shop. I, Terri Prepelka, leave Ms. Cunningham my rabbit coat! I, Mark Provencher, leave all the lunch tickets and lunch money that I borrowed. I, Michael Proulx, leave some of my hair to Mr. Smith. I, Jonathan Psaledakis, leave with good memories. I, Jim Quinlan, leave my teacher Mr. Raistrick my running shoes. I, Lourdes Ramos, leave my old scissors to Jeannette and Jolanda. I, Rick Ramos, leave all of my complaints to Ms. Bishop. I, Janice Remington, leave to all the up and coming seniors all my homework from Mrs. Lappin ' s class and to Mrs. Lappin, a pack of life savers for each day. I, Kim Roberge, leave all my LAPs to my teachers so they can do them. I, Dan Rathbun, leave Mr. Falcon all my money and the problems it brings. I, Robert Rocheleau, leave all my hair to Mr. Moynihan. I, Kevin Rocheville, leave a roll of Rolaids in the caf. I, Denise Rondeau, leave Joanne Patenaude the goal I never scored, a special thanks to Mr. O. for all his help and to Celeste C. lots of luck for a great senior year. I, David Rourke, leave my ability to the juniors to deal with the teachers I had senior year. I, Margie Roy, leave Michelle, Karen and Kathy, Twinkie dust, bug juice, dripper droppers, and a bottle of white out. I, Sherryl Rober ts, leave my $12.00 and other pocketbook be- longings to the clepto who stole them. I, Donald Rutina, leave all my teachers the pens that I borrowed from them. I, Julie Sharp, leave my color purple to any future seniors. I, Renee Sevigny, leave 50% profit of my Reggie candy bars to Mr. Siopes. I, Dennis Shea, leave a bottle of extra strength Tylenol. I, Judy Shepard, leave all my preppy clothes to people with no taste. I, Lisa Silva, leave Mrs. Martin a bottle of Tylenol. I, Rita Silva, leave Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. O ' Brien still confused about distinguishing Lisa from me. I, David Smart, leave all of my LAPs to the school to keep it warm. I, Darlene Sousa, leave the LAPs to the class, all my study habits and good effort to my best friend Dawn Picard, and all my laugh- ter to the students behind me. I, Tammy Souza, leave all my teachers behind, wishing I was coming back next year. I, Anne-Marie Spenard, leave Mr. May all the work I ' ll never be able to catch up on. I, Melissa Steinhaus, leave my love of studying to my sister Wen- dy. I, Thomas Stickney, leave four inches of my hair to Paul Jussaume. I, Keith Sullivan, leave my sister Jana to raise hell. I, Paul Tessier, leave Mr. Fedorchuk all the late slips I never gave him. I, Paul Thibodeau, leave Mrs. Gallagher a box of pencils for all that I didn ' t give back. I, Phil Thumm, leave all my finished LAPs to all the students who will buy them for a dollar apiece. I, Thomas Tierney, leave all my juice bottles and chip bags to Fred the janitor. I, Emile Tremblay, leave all my LAPs to junior Roland Gendron. I, Paul Trepanier, leave Mr. Prescott all my hair and my punk hairdo. I, Theresa Trottier, leave a one way trip to E.T. ' s planet to Mr. Dunn. I, Lenny Turgeon, leave the back parking lot full of rubber. I, James Vandal, leave Mr. Kochanek all the coffee he can drink. I, Faye Wasserman, leave the late bus 25 to all the unlucky people. I, Kevin Watson, leave plenty of paper for the next class, who will get plenty of writing assignments from Mr. Bellavance. I, Maureen Whitney, leave my completed senior LAPs to the juniors and my problems to Ms. Bishop. I, Brian Wieffering, leave all my jokes to Mr. Little. I, Tammy Willhoite, leave with the hope that when I ' m gone the Discipline Office will not fall apart and that Mr. Murphy will be able to run it correctly. I, Al Wright, leave Mike Rush my speeding tickets. I, Scott Wright, leave Mr. Burns all of my good luck so he can finally win a basketball championship. I, Stephen Yannacopoulos, leave all my charm to Mary Jo Santoro and Miss Grady. I, Nancy Zaker, leave all my brothers and sisters to Greater Lowell, Good Luck! I, Robert Clohesy, leave all my athletic ability and sweat to the physical education department. I, Denise Huot, leave my not so green thumb and a razor to Mr. Marchand. 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MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS 308 WESTFORD ST., LOWELL, MASS WHOLESALE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES ENERGY CONSERVATION ENGINEERING MASS REC 8311 SALES - SERVICE INSTALLATION 454-7731 MEEHAN TOURS? ■ A C0NP1HI TRAVEL SERVICE MON. -HU. ♦,00-5.00 THUtt. M5. Hi 0.00 PATMa R. MffiUN. MB. 5 1. t.00-12.00 {MBS 5ATUUMT5 JUT IONOV. 10 KEARKY SQUARE. LOWELL 458-2516 Demers Plate Glass Co. of Lowell G t 4 S S MinnOfi S SASN OOOffS — 454-9126 458-4405 f ' on 182 CHELMSFORD ST.. LOWELL. MASS. P. O. BOX 63 01853 AFFILIATED COMPANIES LAWRENCE PLATE WINDOW GLASS CO. DEMERS PLATE GLASS CO. OF HAVERHILL DEMERS PLATE GLASS CO. OF LEWISTON. ME DEMERS PLATE GLASS CO. OF MANCHESTER, N. H. EASTERN GARAGE DOOR DIVISION ir y Congratulations Graduates From Vinal Sq. (fift No. Chelmsford ■ S IS OU FI 25 th „ V VERS CSI - CONTAINER SERVICE INC. 109 INDUSTRIAL AVE-EAST P.O. BOX 1257 LOWELL MA 01 853 TEL (617)454-5495 199 Family Dining George ' s Restaurant 18 Mammoth Road Lowell, Mass. 01854 Tel. 452-8258 Our 68 th year QTAn SALES AND 01 ll DISTRIBUTING CORP P.O. BOX 4008 • WOBURN, MASS. 01888 L 1 1 M i uCu 55 Church Street LOWELL MEDICAL INSTRUMENT CO , INC • Lowell. Mawochusett 01852 • (617)459-4101 200 Middlesex Welding Supply Co 34 years of continuous service GLEASON INSURANCE AGENCY SpaeMbdny In tort and InduftrM 6 ms, Apparatus, a m — li rmalna MmVVwWS IWU MjV rnWIf S fi-Mim fa, Hd ShddAmI 385 Lowell Ave. t Haverhill 374-0141 (Law. M5-4062) Ala lacatad in Cambridga, Evaratt, Lynn, Framlnpfcaw Best Wishes from wasmriGtori savmGS 30 Middlesex Street, Lowell 458-7999 Nashua Manchester, Mernmack. New Hampshire 0 SANDERS An equal opportunity and affirmative action Employer 201 For Every Bloomin ' Thing — All Roads Lead To — L. 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BayBank Middlesex Member FDIC serving the Greater Lowell area with 9 banking offices 204 JEANNE D’ARC CREDIT UNION ASSETS OF $35,000,000 SERVING ALL RESIDENTS OF GREATER LOWELL FOR 70 YEARS J, one of tin oldest erg At unions in the (Country, we art proud of our huml t beginnings in tin la stmtnl of St. (ftan lo aptiste a urcli where, some seventy years ago, we encourage J X U cUA.n to saue iU pennies. Jeanne D Drc (Credit iJnion, sometimes referred to as Din jCitlle Sanlf ground tin (Corner, now occupies modern facitdi.i just a stone s throw away and some of these same chifdren are ilitt will. us. Dhey, their chifdren an J lL,r grandchildren have hefped us grow into a $ 35 , 000,000 banhing institution serving aff residents of (greater lowed Ou r friendly, courteous staff strive to serve our customers as in AwjUi and not as numbers. V0. invite you to and see us or at L i caff us about favorable loan rates. our high you Co come in s and vings 666 MERRIMACK ST. LOWELL. MASS MON thru FRI 8 am lo 2 pm MON and FRI 5 30 pm to 8 30 pm Tel 452-5001 AMPLE FREE PARKING MEMBER MASS. CREDIT INSURANCE CORP All Accounts Insured Flowers by Filbert 921 MERRIMACK STREET LOW ELL MASS O1«02 PHONE 434 3411 10 ALPINE LANE PARLMONT PLAZA CHELMSFORD MASS O1024 PHONE 2369111 P.T.I Rubbish Disposal Inc. 96 Pleasant Street Dracut, Mass. 01826 205 Congratulations Class Of 1983 Union National Bank Subsidiary of SOUCY WIRE IRON WORKS, INC. HARDWARE 452-4221 427 Riverside St Lowell, Mass. 01854 • INDUSTRIAL HARDWARE TOOLS • HOME HARDWARE GARDENING ITEMS • PLUMBING SUPPLIES • DERUSTO PAINT • FAIRBANKS TRUCKS CASTERS • MORSE DRILLS • WISS SHEARS • POWER TOOLS • BLACK DECKER 458-4593 60 FLETCHER ST.. LOWELL It all starts here at Cg) 8 CONVENIENT OFFICES LOWELL 459-2361 34 JOHN STREET 453-7620 MIDDLESEX PLAZA BILLERICA 663-4411 CHELMSFORD DRACUT 957-4240 N. 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LOWELL, MASS. 0 Specials are our Specialty • IMMEDIATE ACTION ON QUOTATIONS • LARGE INVENTORY OF STANDARD FASTENERS 50 Pennsylvania Ave., Warwick, R.l. 02888 401-739-9200 Wats 800-556-6909 212 SYSTEMS DIVISION Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 663-6545 BUY SELL TRADE The Car Loft 179 BOSTON ROAD N. BILLERICA, MASS. 01862 Tom Megdanis Mike Kasilowski THE CAR LOFT MA LIC 18253 NH LIC 1866 BERUBE ■ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ; S FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS ; R ™ ER • SWIMMING 7r� CrnCT W0RK POOLS CASCO ST • REMODEL LOWELL MA 453-2338 COMPUTERVISION COMPUTERVISION CORPORATION 201 burlinglon road, route 62 • bedford. massachusetts 01 730 214 W!am§ r j ■ki VI7 dge The Tavern at the B £ 318 Bridge Street Lowell, MA. Congratulations to the Gratuates of 1983 Our gratuates are now venturing into many areas of this galaxy. We wish them all the success and good fortune they deserve from their years spent here at I r A pl I Special cadets who deserve special recognition for their assistance in completing this yearbook are as follows: Diane Desrosiers, who was always there dur- ing the rough times, Sally LeBlanc, for her artistic expertice, Rickie Carr, who designed the cover and endsheet and Kathy Rousseau, for designing the di- vision pages and other artistic stimulations. Co-op- eration from staff members was also an important factor in the completion of this book. Special thanks are extended to Martha Nawn, Lois Starbird, Kathy Howe, Kathy Conole, John Neister, Peter Marlowe, Leo Dunn, and Pat Doris. I ( 1