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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1985 volume:

The Famous Final Scene Think in terms of bridges burned Think of seasons that must end I See the rivers rise and fall I They will rise and fall again I Everything must have an end Like an ocean to a shore Like a river to a stream I Like a river to a stream l It’s the famous final scene And how you tried to make it work Did you really think it could How you tried to make it last Did you really think it would Like a guest who stayed too long Now it’s finally time to leave Yes, it’s finally time to leave Take it calmly and serene It’s the famous final scene It’s been coming on so long You were just the last to know It’s been a long time since you’ve smiled Seems like oh so long ago Now the stage has all been set And the nights are growing cold Soon the winter will be here And there’s no one warm to hold Now the lines have all been read f And you knew them all by heart I Now you move toward the door Here it comes the hardest part Try the handle of the road Feeling different feeling strange This can never be arranged As the light fades from the screen From the famous last scene a Table ef Contents Starring Cast 17 Producers and Directors 97 The Stage Hands 121 The Good, The Bad, and The Outrageous 135 Stepping Out in Style 175 Intermission 193 Greater Lovell Regional =3 5 UOJjdE I I j v .1A Ivro f L J L ■ 1 Hjk ii r |4 If 4 la ' : j L - . JEI M V. J yfc - - -.t M U Myi I m . ' L N IAG ARA SfftetH|£tal lB90-8-fO 13 The Staring Cast ln -Vokie: Hi, Pam. Thanks for the interview. Pam: No problem. Just keep it under 10 minutes, my fans are waiting ln -Vokie: O K. Pam, some people say that you are all looks and no brains. How do you feel? Pam: Well, ever since that article in the Enquirer came out, everyone seems to think that. It ' s not true. I do have some brains. ln -Vokie: Is it true that in you last film they didn ' t want you to play the lead because you weren ' t pretty enough? Pam: Yes, but my inner beauty that I developed through the cosmo and my own personal aura allowed me to portray the lead role. ln -Vokie: Pam, they say that beauty is only skin deep. How do you feel? Pam: Well, they wanted me to sing the song alone but I thought we should let everyone else sing too. ' ln -Vokie: That was very thoughtful of you. Pam, heard you like to keep your personal life private, do you find this hard? Pam: Well, my personal life is very important to me, so I try to keep it private. Besides, the world would be shocked if they found out some of the things that go on in my life! ln -Vokie: Well, thanks for taking the time to give us this in-depth J look into Pam: the singer, actress, and really nice person. r— ‘ Pam: Well, my mother said I should. Pam: Well, my mother said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so I always try to be positive. I always read my horoscope and try to dress for the day. In -Vokie: You ' re also a highly regarded singer. How do you feel about your part in U S. A. for Africa? 17 In Aiemcriam Pat was a true vokie in every sense of the word, he loved the electrical trade and had a difficult time getting psyched for academic classes. In shop Patrick completed each and every task with the skill and expertise of an ex- perienced electrician. He truly loved working with his hands. He could hardly wait to go to work after graduation and eventually start his own business. His dream was never realized as he was taken from us on March 24, 1985, the result of a tragic auto accident. A demonstration of love and friendship was exhibited by an out- pouring of his friends and fellow students under the theme — “We are the World — We are the Children. 1 I I Suzette E. Agosto Suzy Volleyball; interests - music, singing, photography; memories— Voke Jazz Rock Band; Really? ; gripe — early shirt; future — college health career, become financially suc- cessful, marry, family. ■ I James Jai Anglin Jai Outing Club, Student Council, Planning Committee, lunior and Senior Class Treasurer; interests — basketball, hockey, hunting girls; memories — standing in D E. Mall scanning the girls; expression — Ya but Miss Nawn ; Oh, I thought you were Miss Nawn.” gripe — Charlie Bamberg ' s early roll call; future - get very rich at a young age i V A I I I B ■ ■ 9 ■ I I I Katherine A. Armstrong Kathy Cheerldg., Var. CL, St. Coun., FSA, Out. Cl., RSAC, Sr. Plan. Comm.; memories - good times w MC, BC, JR, DC, BD, DP, CN, AF, AT, MASC conv. ' 84; gripe — Eng.; future — college, marriage, family. Joanne Arpin Jo St. Coun., Sr. Plan. Comm., Yearbk.; interests — music, good friends, good times; memories — singing in class w Renee, Chris, Bonnie; gripe - 9th Period lunch; future — win Megabucks, travel the world, enjoy life. Sharon Artis Art Yearbk., VICA, Sr. CL; interest — parties w Ruthie; memories - getting kicked out of D.E. Mall; Are you serious ; gripe — class week; future — get out of school as soon as possible. Christopher Aubrey Chris Wrestlg., Var. CL; interests — girls, wrestling, sports, beaches; memories — Mike and Sue in Algebra, skiing w Mr. Marlowe; Whit-whoo Your shoe is untied It ' s casual gripe - benches should be put in hallways; future - family, good job, college. breaking a hurdle w my knee, breaking my jaw during soc- cer practice; Oh, and I might ; gripe — announcements, info booth ladv; future - to succeed in life. April Baldwin DECA; interests — going to the beach, Ralph; memories — the locker test, M.j. ' s convulsions; Wrong. Lisa Barbera Little One Interests — working w children; memories — friends, teachers, good times; gripe - lunch is too short; future - 2-year college, work in Day Care Nursery School as teacher, open a Day Care Center Carol Marie Baril Barrell FSA, Plan Comm., Stu. Coun., Cheerldg., Yearbk.; interests — mountains, beach, rollerskating, bike riding, aerobics; memories — breakfast 1st per., gripe - no heat, school lunches; future — continue education, marry Darren, have twins, be successful in life. Richard Baril Ziggy Interests — racing cars, partying; memories — spinning tires in parking lot; It wasn ' t me! ; gripe — teachers yelling, future — be successful in life, marriage, continue racing cars. Renee Ayotte Rae Sr. Plan. Comm., Yearbk.; interests - guys, good times, friends; memories — good times w Chris, Joanne, Bonnie; gripe — 9th period lunch; future — be rich, get married. V to Michael R. Baillargeon Bruce Soccer, Track; interests — sports, keeping fit; memories — m Darlene Bastien Shorty Interests — play guitar, softbl., footbl., memories — the bus ride; Wicked ; future — Air Force. Charles E. Beaudry Chuck Interests — hunting, fishing, camping; memories — shop teacher, all the people; future — go into the service. I«B Susan Beaulieu John Beecher Paul Beaulieu S Paul Beaulieu Interests — Michele, concerts; memories — Christmas vaca- tion; You tell me You ' re the teacher”; gripe — gym 8:30; future — travel, make a lot of money, marry Michele Susan Beaulieu Sue FSA, St. Coun., Sen. Plan. Comm.; interests — partying, spending money, friends; memories — going for breakfast and getting caught, gripe - In-house; future — good sec. job, college, travel be a millionaire. John H. Beecher Beech Interests — Aerosmith, Bud., playing caps; memories — Bob Kelleher singing Aerosmith; What are you, burnt?”; gripe — Mel Shurmaster; future — win Megabucks!! Todd D. Bello Toad Interest — girls, motorcycles, cars; memories — detention, Mr. V.; What ' s up?”; gripe - lunches; future — get out of Lowell, be rich and successful. Kimberely Benoit Shorty Interests - John, camping, boating, kids; memories - wet paper towel fights in darkroom; Howling”; gripe - Mr. Shabouian, stairs, lunches; future — college, army, marriage, kids, live life to the fullest. Denise Berard jsjj se FSA; interests - John Laferriere; memories - getting locked out of Junior Night Out; That ' s all”; future - become a legal secretary, get married. Roger Bergeron Interests - traveling, skiing; memories - Mr. Baglieri falling off the table; You wanna hour?”; future — college, relax, party, get a good job I like. Sandy Bettencourt Sandy Softball; interests — playing pool, softball, partying, camp- ing, traveling; memories - Mr. D ' s jokes; Give me a break! ' ; gripe — caf food, history, botany; future — work. Brian Bettencourt Interests — match point party, staying home sick; What ' s up?”; future — become a machinist. Brian Bettencourt Thomas Blanchard Gerard Bogdanowicz Brenda Blanchette Dianne Boisvert Stephen Bomil Susan Bolis i VICA; interests — heavy metal; memories — spending more | time in the hallways than in class; Me? Not me! I didn ' t do it! ; gripe - grouchy subs; future - rock star. Brenda Lee Blanchette FSA; interests — John Blanchard; memories — being a SR, being in charge; Your mamma ; gripe - millions of stairs that are colored; future — having a family. Dianne Boisvert Di | Softbl., Volleybl.; interests — running, camping, going out | on Fri. and Sat. nights; memories - having fun in sports I w my friends; future - to get a better job, plan a family. Leonard Boley Buddy VICA; memories - blowing up the 480v panel in D.E. Mall, gripe - the food; future - owning a Electrical Shop. Susan Marie Bolis VICA; interests — swim, volleybl., hiking, camping; memories — too many stairs, looks like a prison; gripe — 1st period tests; future — continue schooling to become com- puter aided draftsman. i Stephen Bomil Steve Interests - camping, dirt bike riding, hunting, fishing; memories - graduation day; gripe - class week; future - have well paying job and have a lot of fun. Doreen M. Bourgeois Doe DECA; interests - romance, dancing, parties, being w friends; memories - meeting Shelly, halls around welding, hanging in the mall; I know ; gripe — math, smok- ing time; future — own my own place, career in retailing, open a shop. Lucille Joyce Boutin Interests - egg, Matchpoint parties, the print shop, camp- ing, biking, beach; memories - print shop X-mas parties, Mr. A., Elks Cl., darkroom towel fights; ”eee, niiiccceee, Come on, Fau ; gripe — getting up in A M.; future — mar- riage family, phototype setting, college, making money. Steven Brady Footbl.; interests — Buicks, Lincolns, Zeppelin; memories — superglueing Tsouprakakis windshield wipers; future - work as a mechanic. Susan Brady Sue Interests — parties, swimming, beach; memories — walking the halls, sitting in Mall; How ' s it goin ' gripe — changing for gym; future - take care of little Steven, get rich, retire. Catherine Britton Scappy Field hockey, Basketbl., softbl.; interests — guys, sports, Cosmo; memories - related, ski trips, lunch in the house; Your mother ; gripe — no heat; future - live happily and successfully on my own. Steven R. Brunelle Interests — Business, Cosmo girls; memories — 3rd fl. hallways; If it don ' t fit, slam it! ' ' ; gripe — class week. Sharon Buckley VICA; Tony, partying, figure skating, sleep, Triumph; memories - Junior year, Are you serious? ; future - col- lege for R.N., marriage have a baby, get the best out of life I can. Danielle Buteau DB Interests — traveling; memories — sleeping in class; Awesome ; gripe — cold classrooms; future — well pay- ing job, college, live in Canada. Gerald Caisse Jerry Interests — Twisted Sister, Harley ' s, money; memories — getting on co-op; Brrr! ; gripe - being out of breath when reaching top of stairs; future - hitch a ride to Calif., join the Hell ' s Angels. Luis Cantres Var. CL; interests — cross-country, Track; memories - CAC, Outdoor and Cross country Champs; Man ; future — have a good job and being good at it. Mark Robert Capone Interests — cars, motorcycles, bodywork; memories - when someone blew up the fire alarm; What ' s up? ; future - become a successful bodyman. Shelly Lyn Cardoza DECA; interests — music, partyin ' , going out w friends; memories — leaving school early; Be real ; future — own a store. I I I a Robbin Mary Burke Boo-Boo Sec. of FSA, interests — typing, accounting, swim, footbl.; memories — my friends; How ' s it going? future - devote 90 hours month to spreading the good news of God ' s Kingdom, get married. % w ii Sharon Buckley Kelley Brown Steven Brunelle Gerald Caisse Bobbin Burke Danielle Buteau Luis Cantres Shelly Cardoza Mark Capone Kimberly Carle Christopher Carroll Kimberly A. Carle Kimba Interests — guys, partying w friends, smoking area, The Doors, nursing, Scorpions, Cheap Trick, Aerosmith; memories - sign-out ' 83 in Disc. w J.A., getting lost in Dracut St.; gripe — jumping out of bed Mondays and miss- ing the floor; future — to be centerfold in National Geographic. Vickie Carney Interests — partying w friends, the beach, good times; memories — Mr. B. You wanna nite lunch 5-9; Chow baby gripe — 3 minute dash to class; future — travel, get a good job, win Megabucks and go crazy. Christopher David Carroll Interests - buying cars; memories - Soph. Yr. Proj. Adv.; That ' s for me to know, and you to find out ; gripe — teachers that play traffic cop; future — Air Force. Kimberly Ann Carroll Kim FSA, St. Coun., Out. CL; Volleybl.; interests - partying, guys; memories - getting caught cheating in shorthand; Miss Nawn, Oh I thought you were Miss Nawn ; future — college. Richard McCarter, Jr. Woody Out. CL; memories — good times; future — to make as much money as I can. Henry Casey Hawkeye Basebl.; memories — the first day of shop Mr. Smith zapped me; gripe — the food; future — to become an Electrician. Mary Elizabeth Casey Casey Casern FSA; interests - reading, horses, Bruins, memories — sneak- ing to the candy machines, skipping Mr. Yavarrow ' s deten- tions; Right?! ; future — travel, own a ranch and horses, get married, settle down. Edward Castellano, Jr. Cas VICA; interests — working on cars, motorcycles, hockey, stock car racing; memories — checking out the girls; What are you, high!? ; gripe — school lunches; future — service, upholstery, marriage. Juan Castro Guano Track, Var. CL memories — cross-country, track Champ, undefeated 2 years in 2 ml., favor, from Ms. Betses, Mr. Mit- chell, Mr. Collins to run last years; Come on That ' s terri- ble ; gripe — homework; future — own a welding com- pany, marriage. Joanne Champagne Jo Sr. Plan. Comm., Yearbk., VICA, Out. CL; interests - shop- ping, music, guys, the beach; memories - ' 83 ski trip, pick- ing on L.C., stepping on Lisa ' s feet, hanging around fash, des.; gripe — lunches, 1st per., gym; future — college, be rich. Rita A. Champagne Ret Volleybl., CL Sec., Tie CL, Sr. Plan. Comm., DECA; interest — Dunlavey, Campus on Sun night, FHampton Beach; memories — locker test, E. E. storage room, MJ ' s convul- sions; What, huh! ; future - computers, make a lot of money. Richard Carter Kimberly Carroll Lisa Carroll Edward Castellano Henry Casey Mary Casey Rita Champagne Juan Castro Joanne Champagne Richard Chandonnet Brenda Charbonneau Michele Chateauneuf Gayle Chausse Robert Cimon Dorothy Clement Michele Chateauneuf Mickie Interests — dancing, bowling, Paul, Fri. ' s concerts; memories - smoking in bathrooms; Let ' s go have a butt! ; future - someday marry have a good career. Gayle Chausse Chossaburga Cheerldg., FSA, Plan Comm., St. Coun., Yearbk.; interests — giving teachers a hard time, guys, having fun; memories — going to Dunkin ' s, Hampton Beach, In-House; What time is it? Wicked bad ; gripe — having no gum, 3 flights of stairs; future - marriage, kids, be successful, win Megabucks. Ruth E. Choate Buzzy VICA, Yearbk., Sr. Plan Comm.; interests — skiing, guys, riding around w Sharon, partying, beach; memories — sit- ting in the mall, 2nd fl; I ' m starving You do? ; gripe — I riding the bus, losing money in machines, no heat; future — college, own a shop marriage. trtniu |lllll| Hiiiiiii Russell C. Copey Russ Basketbl.; interests — Corvettes, Celtics; future — to be self-employed in an arthitectural business. Jeff Corcoran Interests — staying home sick; What ' s up? future — com- puter science. Paula Courtmarche VICA, St. Coun., Track, Yearbk.; interests — camping, party- ing, swimming; memories — skipping gym; That ' s golden ; gripe — freezing classrooms, burnt cat food; future — col- lege for nursing, travel, marriage. Cheryl Coutu Coutubug Interests — Kevin, partying, Tom Collins, Vermont, hair- dressing, tuning out; memories — smoking in the little house; What ' s up? Not me! ; future — become a li- censed hairdresser, live with the wildlife. Cheryl Coutu I Richard Chandonnet Dick Interests - hockey, woodworking, girls; memories - 3rd fl. hly.; gripe — class week; future — own a carpentry business, build my own house. Brenda Charbonneau Out. Cl.; Plan Comm., St. Coun., N.E. St. Advisory Coun., FSA; interests - skiing, J.R.; memories - ' 82 and ' 83 ski trip, night out w KA, MC, JR. MASC conv., good times w AL, KA, AT, BG, GM; Ah, that ' s beautiful ; future — college, marriage. Robert Cimon, Jr. Bob Basebl.; interests — cars, all the cashiers at work; memories — in the woods before the Zeppelin movie; Don ' t worry about it ; gripe — Billy Sawlan being a wanna be by following Ron Richards; future — to be awesomely rich and famous. Dorothy Clement Dodi Interests — horseback riding, skiing, Dick Dionne; memories — never being on time; gripe — Mr. May for 4 years; future — marriage, family. Craig Thomas Cox Coxy Footbl., wrest, basebl., Out. Cl.; interests — girls, skiing, be- ing w my girlfriend; memories — beating Manchester 8-6; Ya, babe ; future — college, get a good job at large company. Martin E. Cronier Marty JR. Cl. Pres.; interests - girls, parties, concerts, getting along w everyone; memories — coming back to school on Mon., sawdust in my nose; I ' m so depressed ; gripe — In-House, stairs, lunches; future — own a carp, bus., spend time w my girlfriend. Tina Croteau Interests - guys, drinking, parties, memories Mr. Mar- yland ' s jokes, cute guys; Check it out! ; gripe — lunches; future — work in Day Care Center, get married. Richard Daggett Dick Interests — cars, music, stereos, good times; memories — cheating on tests; What? ; gripe — disc.; future — to be successful in my own business. David Daigle Mad Dog Interests — get married, be the best bowler in the world; memories - no more stealing food in food tech.; future — be the best chef, travel. Maria L. DaSilva Marylou Memories - nurse ' s office, the steps; Goofball ; future — go to Portugal. Christine L. Delehanty Chrissy Interests — Dan Roberts!; I hear ya ; gripe — trying to catch the bus every morning; future - continue in my trade, settle down some day. Dawn Marie Daudelin DECA; interests — having a good time; memories — taking the locker test, sneaking cigarettes, singing X-mas carols in Feb.; Take a chill pill ; future — to be somebody. I I I I I I Lawrence Days Larry Interests — Darlene, partying, my rice burner; Hey Dude! , A partying for me ; future — own a Masserati. Richard Daggett Christine Delehanty John Demetroulias Steven DeMange Denis Desrochers Ellen Dery Kimberly Dillon Steph en Desruisseuax David Desrochers Isabelita Diaz Romeo Demers ■ I I I I I Steven M. DeMange Marmaduke Interests — cars, girls, music, computers; Memories — smoking area, masonry; Beachbound ; Gripe - no heat; Future — living life to the fullest. Romeo Demers Memories - shop teachers, Annette, The Purple Rm, Mr. Lessard, Paul Sullivan; No sweat! ; Future — marriage in two years. Ellen Marie Dery Field Hockey, Basketbl., softbl., Var. CL, Outing CL, Non- Traditional Occ. GR.; Memories — friends I ' ve made, good times together, helping teachers; Future — be successful in my trade, make money. Denis Derochers Brain Wrestling; Memories — Jim Camerota sticking a wire into an electrical socket; ”E=MC 2 ; gripe — Mrs. Gallagher picking on our table daily for talking; Future — establishing my career, after college. Stephen Desruisseaux Steve Interests — girls; Where ' s the party? ; Future — to become rich. Isabelita Diaz Tita FSA; Interests — reading, swimming, jogging, Memories — listening to Magaly complain about lunches; Future — to en- joy life. Tony Dimakarakos Greek soccer, swimming; Interests — lunch, halfdays, getting dismissed; Memories — Tim C., all the nice girls, the easy teachers; Ed, Kev, Carlos, Row, Brian, Shaf; No Way! ; Future — become rich. Patricia Dion Patti Interests - horseback riding; Gripe - caf. food, walking up the stairs; Future — become a horse vet, own a paint business, become a teacher. Paula DiRocco FSA, Senior Plan Comm., St. Coun. Interest - partying, spending money, Mike, memories — getting caught going to breakfast, gripe, inhouse, future - traveling, getting a good job, be rich. David Doherty Dave wrestling, tennis; interest - skiing, wrestling, baseball, ten- nis; memories - TSU - total state of vegatation; No Way! ; future - go to college, have a career. Lynn Rea Dube Mouth Softball; interests - electronic draft, having fun; memories — graduation, class trip; Grow Up ; future — be rich, have a beautiful house in Hawaii Joseph Ducharme Joe Interests — cars, computers, girls, skiing; memories — ' 84 ski trip w Mr. Dunn; gripe - school food; future - college, computer programmer in up growing company. Steven James Duchesne interests — football; memories — beautiful girls; What ' s up? ' ' ; gripe — do you want a night?; future - become a gigolo, marry at age 60. Debora Ann Dufrene Deb Plan Com., Yearbook; interests - cosmo, taking pictures; memories — walking the halls; Do you understand? gripe — Monday ' s; future - go future in cosmo, take up photography, get married, have kids. Denise Lisa Duquette Niece VICA; interests — music, guys; So crucify me! gripe - on- ly 3 min. to change classes; future — get a job and travel. Leslie C. Eiben FSA; memories — basketball; Thank you, I love you. ; future — work. I I I I I I I ■ Jaime Dovale Kenneth Elie Timothy Ercolani Manuel Espinola Christine Evans Francis Fantini Paula Farmer Oscar febo Lynn M. Espinola Lyndsy Var. CL, Out. CL, St. Coun, sports, FSA, interests — footbl. parties, fun in class - memories - a cake in my face on my 16th birth., Miss Nawn, oh I thought you were Miss Nawn; future - college, get a good education. Manuel T. Espinola Manny interests — footbl., soccer; future — work for big company. Christine Evans FSA; interests — boys, boys more boys; memories — walks to the nurses office; gripe — smoking area too cold; future - win megabucks. Richard J. Evans Tricky Dick interests — girl watching, listening to Kiss; memories — the stunts Steve Brady did; Hey, soup and crackers,” future — become an Olympic weight lifter and win. Frank Fantini 4 barrel! interests — girls, cars; memories — Steve Brady; Ya, so!” gripe — physics; future — work in my trade. Oscar Febo Ozzie interests — girls, parties, car; memories - Wash. D.C., bil- ingual teachers, shop teacher. That ' s right,” gripe - homework; future — go to Puerto Rico, Navy. Magaly Ferrer FSA; memories - hanging out w Tita, Ann, Brenda, my friends; What ?!” future — enjoy life. to 0 Stephen Francisco Cisco Basketbl., track, VICA; interests — heavy metal, beautiful girls; memories — hanging around 2nd fl. rail; I ' m on ya future — college. Erinn Gaffney Gaff VICA, Yearbk.; interests — parties, the beach, friends; memories — Ruth and I in locker rm spying on Dawn; Wait a minute! gripe — getting up in the AM; future — not to rush through the long journey of life, be successful Lynn Gagnon interests — state parties, having a good time; memories — Class of ' 84; thank God it ' s Friday ; future — service. Mark C. Gagnon Stastny interest — music, hockey, having fun; gripe — food tech people, Mr. Sheehy ' s beer pot; future — have a good pay- ing job, keep myself in shape. Kevin M. Finneral interests - girls, dances, rock-n-roll; memories - leaving after homeroom, jr. yr. last 3 months; future — to remain single, party a lot. Tracy Finney Tra FSA, St. Coun., yearbk., Sr. Plan Comm.; interests — party- ing, music, spending money; memories - getting caught at Dunkin Donuts; gripe — in-house; future — college, travel- ing, make a good living. Amy L. Fitzpatrick interests — art, skiing, camping, dancing; memories — all my friends; gripe — caf food; future — college, travel. Susan Flynn Suzy Volleybl.; interests - footbl., friends, boyfriends, driving around, partying; memories - class of ' 85; gripe — getting up in the AM; future — work, get married, have kids. Kenneth Flagg Pamela Fournier Susan Flynn Stephen Francisco Lisa Friend Randy Fraser Erinn Gaffney Lynn Gagnon Scott Gagnon Robin Gallagher Donna Gaillardetz Ralph Garon Lynne Gamache Robin Garneau Janette Gay Cheryl Gath David Gauthier Scott Gagnon | Interests — fast cars, fast girls, memories, Partying, future — | graduating, get my 69 ' Camaro out of the shop. Donna Gaillardetz Interests — being a mother, drawing, painting, Gripe — constantly writing programs in Data; future — get married, have a family. Robin Gallagher Rocking Robin Interests — basebl., wrestling, tennis, basketbl., volleybl., I Memories — hanging on 3rd floor. Future — further my to career as a machinist. I Lynne Gamache DECA, Yearbook, Interests — guys, beach, dances, roller- skating, parties. Memories — locker test, Vicki Visconti, the blonde, D.E., Huh what? . Gripe — teachers, future — col- lege, travel, marriage. Robin Garneau DECA, Interests — dancing, going out, parties, good times. Memories - skipping gym fresh, yr., Hey bud . Future — be in my own business. Ralph Garon, Jr. Interests — April Baldwin, weightlifting. Memories — too busy sleeping. Gripe — physics. Cheryl Gath Che F.S.A., Interests - Boston, Memories — sneaking to candy machine. What? Gripe — accounting, 9th per. lunch. Future — get married, settle down. Dave Gauthier Interests — Patty Bahrakis, Memories — having good times. David Gendron Dave Interests — girls, music. Memories — long days I though would never end, Oh, yea . Future — become a good carpenter, become successful. Gerald Gendron Lou Interests - footbl., weightlifting, nice girls, Memories - dk. rm., paper towel fights, Kim Benoit, See yal, Think about it, Gripe — getting up in the a m.. Future — photographer for Sports Illustrated, win Megabucks. Scott Georgoulis Interests — Swim, hunting, Memories — the woods before the Zeppelin movie, It ' s been real. It ' s been nice, but it hasn ' t been real nice, Future — become a multi-millionaire. Tammy Gervais Daniel Gill Tammy A nn Gervais Out. Cl., Interests — everything, fun, w friends; Memories, fresh yr. Mrs. B ' s class, no heat, lunch, secret bathrm, the bus; Out of here! , Future — own a house, get everything I want out of life, The army. Future — college, go back to Colombia. Paul Geulakos Mad Man Interests — fast cars, memories — being chased by security guards around the parking lot; gripe — putting parking sticker on my Trans-Am; Future — own a body shop, be successful in life. Deborah Marie Grant Yearbk., Sr. Class Off.; Interests — guys, weekends, party- ing, the beach; Memories — X-mas, parties in Cosmo, Marlboro House; Well all right, FHe ' s nice, Go for it, Yes, I don ' t ; Gripe — 22 min. lunch; Future — marry a rich man, become a photographer on a cruise ship. Daniel Gill Jr. Dan Interests — hunting, motorcross riding, Nice! , Future — get married, move to Vermont and relax Shawn Scott Gray Mr. Shaw Interest — music; memories — shop, Mr. Falcon; I knew that, Gripe — homework; Future — auto mechanics. Steven P. Gill Steve Interests — music, fast cars, fast woman; Memories — detention w Mr. Vergados; Future — work at a machine shop. William J. Gray Bill Basebl., Pres. St. Coun.; Pres. Out. Cl., VICA, Sr. Plan. Comm., Var. Cl.; Interests — skiing; Memories — 2nd fl. rail- ing in A.M.; Crazy What the — — V Gripe — Mon. morn- ings; Future — college, work. Lisa Marie Gonsalves Lee DECA; Interests — guys, keds, parties, Memories, friends, rushing from class to class; Not Really, Come on, Hey you guys ; gripe — heat in summer, a.c. in winter; Future — college, get a job Henry Grimard Munchy Basketbl. Track; Interests — fishing, basketbl. bicycling; Memories — breaking my nose in basketbl. practice; Oh my God! Future — con ' t my ed, advance skills as Cad-Cam Operator. Sir Slick — D.C. Trip, Hector Gonzalez Track; Interests — females; Memories Honky, Future — go to college. Magaliz Gonzalez Maggie Interests — music, dance, be friendly, do my best, become successful, Rick Springfield; Memories — Washington Trip; Richard M. Guay Rick Ad. of Out. Cl.; Interests — skiing, skating, Van Halen, the beach, money, 69 Chevy SS, tunes, concerts, friends, levis and Nikes, Belushi; Memories — getting knocked out, in shop, That ' s Cool, Hello Sir, No deal, future — col- lege, degree in Bus. Management, make lots of money. Hector Gonzalez Lisa Gonsalves Shawn Gray Magaliz Gonzalez Deborah Grant Richard Guay Henry Grimard Robin Hanson Julie Hanson Joseph Herbert Troy Hebert Kevin Hughes Donna Hilton Helena Horta Pamela Healey Scott Hamel Scott J. Hamel Scotty interests — girls, partying, music, fishing; memories — nice looking girls, multiple choice tests; What!!”; gripe — physics; future — own a business, raise a family. Julie Hanson Future - travel Robin Hanson FSA; interests — camping, water skiing, beach, mountains, being w friencis, having fun; memories — friends, soph, thru sr. year; What ' s up!” ' And I might, ' ' Hi kid”; gripe - 1st period gym, 9th period lunch, fresh.; future — college, start a career, get married, settle down, have children. Troy J. Hebert Yort interests — girls, parties, cars, trucks, Led Zep; memories — where ' s the parties this weekend?; Hey dude!,” What ' s up?”, The Budweiser Blues”; gripe — book reports; future — own dad ' s business, party my Bud”off. Donna Hilton Dude Bus. Club, FSA; interests - writing, music, reading, dancing; memories — Mr. Lance Dad” Wilkerson; Sick puppy”; future — be a writer, be famous, be rich. Helena Maria Horta VICA; interest — cosmo; gripe — three min. between classes; future — continue w cosmo, maybe college. Kevin Robert Hughes interest — bicycle motorcross racing; What?”; future — race bicycle motorcross professionally. Suzanne Hunnewell Sue VICA; interests — art, Tim Roark; memories — ”99,” Back to your cells! fitting thru doorways; You know it, you show it, ' ” Mega,” One grenade ' ill get ya ' s all!”; gripe — Linda Taylor making me late for class; future — school, marriage, art career. Anthony James Michelle Johnson Brian Jones Tracey L. Johnson Lisa Kavalowskas Valerie Jump Richard Jarek Barbie Jones Lisa Kane Michelle Marie Johnson Thumper VICA, Explorers; Interest — modeling, dancing, having fun; Memories — telling my related teacher off, What ' s Up?” Future — go into the service, find a hunk, get married, have 2 kids. . Tracey Lee Johnson Softbl., Basketbl., Plan. Comm., Outing CL, Yearbk., Var. Cl. I Interests — sports, hanging around; Memories — wasting 3 | yrs. of valuable classtime w Ms. Cunningham; Oh no, not | again!”, Gripe — Mr. larrobino. Bill Gray; Future — college | find a good paying job. | Barbie Eileen Jones | Interests — dream, dance, voice; Memories — friends, I rushing from class to class, What ' s up?” Gripe — lunches, | classes too long; Future — college, school of performing arts. Brain Jones Jonzie Interests — making money, being w my girlfriend; Memories — first time in in-house; Trust me”; Future — become a millionaire. Valerie Ann Jump Val Yearbk., Out. CL, Plan. Comm.; Interests — horseback riding, skiing water skiing; Memories — getting out of class to help Cunningham; Boutanna,” You duck”; Gripe — Mr. larrobino, Mr. St. Hilaire; Future — college, get good job working w computers. Lisa Kane Yearbk.; Memories - walking halls w Deb D.; Future - travel, work as a hairdresser. Lisa Kavalowskas Lee Interest - Dave; Memories - friends, teachers, So cute,” I ' ll whomp your face,” Geek,” Gripe - gym, shop pants, Mr. D ' s dey jokes; Future - marry Dave, have 3 kids, win Megabucks. Nancy J. Kendall Interests — guys, music; Memories — working in carpentry, teachers, friends; Geek”; gripe — wearing painters pants, gym; Future — work. Kimberly Judith Keberstis Interest - reading, watching T.V., sleeping; Memories - food tech elevator; Gripe — homework, waiting for the elevator; Future - career in Child Care. Brian King Interests — football, partying; Memories — lousy school lunches; What ' s Up?” Gripe — school starts too early; Future — travel. to Waller Kinney Kid K Footbl., Basketbl., Interests - racing A.T.C. three wheel bikes, snowmobiling, Me mories — Brian Halligan going to LHS sr. yr., Yuba Duba Dooo ' Future - to play pro footbl. for the Wash. Redskins. Leslie Ann Knott Nippi Interests - Outing CL, Memories - skipping Mr. Kanes ' class, Totally adequate Massive, Gripe - early shift, Future - marriage, have many babies. Thaddeus Koza Ted I don ' t know, Gripe - detention, first period. Tracy Ann LaCedra VICA, Yearbook, Interests — sports, dancing, boys, talking on phone, Memories — walking around the halls, trying to find a date for Fri. night, Future — traveling, working. Leslie Lach Future - be a good Draftsperson and Travel. David Laderoute Dave Interests — girls, parties, Wake up and smell oatmeal, Gripe — Mondays, Future - become wealthy. Andrea E. Laflamme Jr. Andy Out. Cl., Interests - skiing, fishing, Memories - 3rd. fl. hallway, Future — make a lot of money, own a business. Andrea LaFlamme Anwea FSA, Interests — having a good time w At, BC, LP, DB, DG, DF, Memories - all the fun and laughs in business, That ' s wonderful Gripe - timings, Future - become a medical secretary, get married. Diane Lally Di FSA, Plan Comm., Interests — being w friends, beach, Future - college, win Megabucks. John Howard Lamphier Interests — talking to people w problems, Memories — help from teachers, Future — get a good job, get married. Tracey Lacedra Andre LaFlemme John Lamphier Andrea LaFlamme John Langlois Brenda LaPlante Interests — horseback riding, roller skating, camping; Memories - throwing Penny in the pool w her uniform, guys; What ya doing? ; Gripe - teachers, homework; | Future - college. I Brian David LaPlante Macho Man | Interests - girls. Rock; Memories - the girls; What ' s up | dude? ; Hey dude ; Gripe — teachers; Future — work, | family. I Robert Larmand Shaggy | Interests — racing on Varnum Ave.; Memories — leaving | school during lunch and classes; Future - run over the i security guard. Ronald R. Larose Interests - art computers; memories - friends in Data; What a bummer ; future — become a computer programmer. Renee A. LeClair Interests - partying. The Doors staying out all night; memories - beating up Me, Lefebvre getting caught smok- ing; Badoop future — making money, partying w Hightower and Slim. Jamie Leduc Track; interests — spending time w my babe; memories — the experience of learning a trade; You serious; gripe - get- ting caught kissing my babe; future - do it up right. Craig A. J. Lemire Interests — going to lunch, going home; memories — smok- ing area, masonry, Loucraft ' s hallways; Data party in hallway, sleeping in Mr. Lynch ' s class, breakfast w Joe; What ' s up? ; future — college, work, partying. David Lescard Cherokee Interest — partying, playing drums; memories — Tight leather pants, mini skirts; Hey, What you do? ; future - I wanna Rock! Catherine Letendre Cay Interests — joe Gabes, partying, spending money, sleeping; memories - friends, classes being too long; What ' s up? ; gripe — lunches; future — college, get married, have kids. Maurice A. Letendre Moe interests — hockey, basebl., footbl., basketbl., car models; future — become a plumber, get married, have kids. Sheryl Levasseur interests — camping w Mike, waterskiing, beach; memories — mall cafe during classes; Say, What? ; gripe — swim- ming, climbingthe stairs; future - to be rich, stay unmarried, by happy. Robert L ' Heureux Limpy Swim team; interests - girls, coins, shop; memories - listening to Mr. Murphy yell at me; School ' s Out ; gripe — teachers; future — work for a living. Robert Liston Bob interests — have a good time, Moosehead Beer; memories — being sent to discipline, Motel Caswell; What ; future — move to California, be in a Cheech and Chong movie. Anna Lopez Pipi Lopez Basketbl., Volleybl.; You got the answers ; gripe — chang- ing for swimming; future — get married, have family, make progress in Cosmo., be a good hairstylist. John Lyman Jack interests — sports; memories — footbl., ' 83 voke beat Man- chester 8-6; It ain ' t my fault ; gripe — Ernie Rousseau bug- ging me for money; future — make money. Michelle MacAulay Duck Sr. Plan. Comm., Yearbk.; interests — dancing, parties, aerobics, the beach, being w Bobby; memories — Homecoming Queen nomination; gripe — Mr. St. Hilair; future — college, get a good education. Penny MacFadgen Penelope interests — hair dressing, friends, guys; memories — trip- ping DM in locker room, Water fights in Cosmo; What ya doing? ; gripe — cold in winter, hot in summer, lunches; future — marriage, kid, be rich, own a shop, go w D.L. again. Maryjane Mackenzie DECA; interests — parties, drinking champagne, beach, Mike; memories — the locker test, the blonde; Wrong ; future — make a lot of money, travel, work in an account- ing office. Daniel Macomber interests — skiing, music, hockey, cars, girls; memories — classmates; future — college. Anna Lopez Robert Liston Penny MacFadgen Michelle MacAulay Daniel Macomber John Lyman Maryjane Mackenzie Robert L Heureux Donald MacLean David Malone Jane Mailloux Dora Marco Sandra Martinez William Martin Richard Maguire Interest — living. Rick Scott Maille Interest - girls, parties, sports; Memories — drug raids in welding; What ' s this, a party? ; Gripe — waiting in discipline for Mr. Murphy; Future — to have the best time that I can. Jane Mailloux Mailbox Softbl.; Interest - partying, guys; Memories — parties w Dufresne, Kane, Lessard, That ' s cool, What do ya want to do? ; Gripe — changing my seat in Ms. Cohen ' s class; Future — own a beauty shop. Dave Malone Moses Malone Interests — making movies; Memories — making High School Hell, The Unheard; Ah, Pal ; Future — work at L.G.H., own a bakery. Daniel Ronald Marchand Future — run my own business. Dora Marco Dory VICA; Interests — guys, music, cosmetology, party; Memories — friends, teachers; Diablo ; Gripe — change for gym; Future — college, marriage, own a shop Yvonne Marquis Eve VICA; Interests — waterskiing, hair dressing; Memories — good times w my friends; John ; Future — go into business, get married. Margo Martel Interests — mud wrestling, skipping school; Memories — running for Pres, of USA; Gripe — teachers; Future — college. Raymond F. Martin Pudge Footbl., Basebl., Basketbl., Var. Cl.; Memories — winning CAC champ. Basebl. )r. Yr.; It ' s casual ; Future — be a plumber, college, play Pro-basebl., get married. William Martin Interests - parties, camping, traveling; Memories — The Song Remains the Same — Led Zep movie; What ' s up? ; Gripe — too many stairs, too little lunch, smoking area; Future — house, marriage, lots of children. Jose Orlando Martinez Ollie Basebl., Basketbl.; Memories — the coaches; Gripe — tests on Fridays; Future — work in the business world. Sandra Martinez Chico Sr. Plan. Comm., Volleybl., Basketbl., softbl., Bus. Cl., Year- bk.; Interests — guys; Memories — in-house for going to bkft.; That ' s a good one!”; Future - college, play sports, party w friends, marriage, get a good job. David Matte Brian McAnespie Steven Maturah Brian McCarthy William McCabe John McCann Patricia McCullough George McCarthy Robert McCarthy ' � ' t; Steven Maturah Interests — soccer, basketbl.; memories — the hockey puck, hamburgers; just be cool ; gripe - dogs; future - college, get degree, be a commercial pilot. Brian McAnespie Mac Memories — throwing Sean Scannell; Yabba; gripe — pizza smells like sweat sox. William McCabe Bill Interests — Heineken, Led Zeppelin; memories — UICA trip w Bob Kelleher; Hey Bud! Let ' s Party! gripe — Mel Shur- master; future — become rich. John H. McCann III Interests — skiing, cars, racing, jet skiing; memories — leav- ing school; future — earn money. Patricia A. McCullough FSA; gripe - too much homework; future - work part time school. Michael McDonagh Jr. Interests — my girlfriend; memories - teachers; future - don ' t know. Space my classmates; gripe Steven McLaughlin Mac Interests — cars, music, parties; memories — deficiencies; OK, fine, No problem ; gripe - 9th per. Lunch; future - entering the Navy, being a Master plumber. a 5 Joseph McTeague Interests - girls, cars, bicycles, dirt bikes, Memories — girls, CPR dummy on fire, Gripe — physics. Future — be a profes- sional, body builder. Donald Mello D.M. Boom boom, Future — get a good job make big bucks. Kimberly Ann Mello Kim DECA, Interests, dancing, parties, money, romance, con- certs, Memories — being nominated, Homecoming queen, meeting Mr. Right, What? , Future — career in Hotel Management. Anabelo F. Melo Interests — swimming, horseback riding, tennis, being w jose Manvel, Memories — Mr. Baglieri fell off the table, It ' s two o ' clock, Gripe — You want an hour, Future — be successful in my career, have a beautiful life w my husband. Juan Mercado Balito Basketbl., Track, Interests - girls, dancin, What ' s up? Future — college, become rich. Susan Mercier Snow Flake Interests — parties, rollerskating, boy, Memories — the I smoking area, I ' m glad it ' s Friday, Gripe — getting up for I school, Future — a career and be single for awhile. | Gregg A. Meuse | Out., Cl. St. Coun., soccer, basebl., Interests — skiing, 1 waterskiing, cars, Memories — ski trip, Get out Make I my day, Gripe — buses from Dunstable, Future — to make ■ money. |j Andrea Mills Jamaica I Yearbk., Tie CL, Memories — skipping gym, OK, Gripe — I no heat, Future — college, to become a registered nurse. f Susan Molley Bus. CL, FSA, Yearbk., Interests — Led Zeppelin, parties, i reading, being w friends, Memories - Mr. Dunn (dude), days on late shirft, ”Seee ya! , Future — become successful, make the bucks. Stephen George Morin Interests — Business, Cosmo Girls, Memories — 3rd fl. hallway, Gripe - Cont. Issues, English, algebra, physics, Future — working for a living. Thomas O ' Flaherty m John Nowak Carol Norkiewicz f Kimberely A. Morris Yearbk.; interests — riding around, memories — hanging over railings, future — traveling, dating, owning a Cosmo. Business. ■ Robert W. Moulton Bob l Soccer, Track, interests — bakery; future — work in a hotel, I college. ® Karen Murray Kar P DECA, tennis, Yearbk., Sr. Plan Comm.; interests — cruisin ' B w Robin in Mom ' s Lincoln; memories — good times w Robin, Renee, Dawn; You are so impressive, You amaze me,” future — college, travel around the world. I I I I I I I Lisa Gail Muscovitz Interests — comm, art, guys, beach parties; memories — friends, guys, eating blueberry pies, brunch, teachers; What ' s up? , Wicked good Is he good looking or what? ; gripe — waking up too early; future — become a good artist, marriage, kids. Sheila Dawn Neely She Interests — unicorns, sleeping, Mr. K.; memories — Mon. and Fri. off, friends; gripe — food, teachers, not enough time between classes; future - marry, have a great career, kids. Amy L. Newell Mamie VICA; interests — my boyfriend, partying, working for the weekends, warm fuzzies, memories — T.F., P C., and I skip- ping gym; It ' s golden. gripe - classwk., working too hard for money; future — college for psychiatric nursing, find myself a millionaire. Q Gerald Nobrega Zappa Interests — girls, memories — Brian LaPlante falling from the ceiling and hanging by his feet from wires; OOO, WOW ; gripe — homework; future — become my own boss. Cheyl Nordstrome Che VICA, Yearbook, Cheerleading, Var. CL; interests — guys, partying, dancing; memories — water fights in Cosmo, friends, Sr. Parties Just for fun, Oh, and what I ain ' t? gripe — no heat, lunches, too many stairs; future — move to California, get married, have kids. Carol Norkiewicz Thumper Interests - parties at the state, sleeping, music; memories — smoking in bathroom; future — work, get married, then sleep. John P. Nowak Interests - Kim Sayball; memories — hanging around the 3rd floor; future - owning a business, buy a Trans Am. Thomas O ' Flaherty Interests — hockey, football, girls, booze; memories — in the woods before the Led Zeppelin movie; future — to become a self-made millionaire. ■pws Kristen Oljey Ann Marie Olin AnnMarie Olin FSA; memories — a lot of nice people who gave me a bet- ter outlook on things; gripe — announcements during class; future — college Scott Palermo interests — I love L.A. Calif., T.V. celebrities. Dynasty, I Love Lucy; Rhoda, Brenda, Jack Doyle; memories — ski trips, Hor- ribles, sleeping on dining rm. fl.; 2Vi hour lunches, Faneiul Hall; Give me a break”; gripe — fire drills in Dec.; future — live in L.A., sit on the beach in Malibu. Lisa Olin Smilely J.V. basketball, V. track, Yearbk.,; interest — being by myself, walking w friends, making someone smile; memories — good times w Annette, Romeo, Paul, Diana, Paul ' s special hugs; ' ' Totally Awesome.”; future — go into the service, college. Lisa Paquette Lee FSA; interests — good times with my boyfriend and friends; memories — laughs with my friends, Jr. night out; less; future — get a good job, get married. Kristen Marie Oljey FSA, St. Coun.; interests — partying, dancing, aerobics; Oh I thought you were Miss Nawn”; gripe - shorthand; future — college. Martha J. Pare interests - being with friends, talking problems; memories — the people who helped me thru GLRVTS; gripe — getting up in the A.M.; future — marriage, have children, nursery school teacher. Paul O ' Neil interests — music, women, booze; Ozzy”; future — become a Mafia hitman. Christine Parks Chris St. Coun., Sr. Plan Comm.; interests — good times, good friends, being with Gary; memories — Sitting in Foley ' s of- fice with Bonnie, not heat; gripe — 9th per. lunch; future — be rich, enjoy life, get married. Suzanne Cecile Ouellette Shmoo VICA; interests — music, hairdressing, guys; memories — fun times w friends; I ' m working on it ' ; gripe — tripping over confused freshmen; future — advance my career, marry, travel. Kathy Patenaude Kath Yearbk., Sr. Plan. Comm.; interests — Ronnie, cars, Cosmo; memories — fun times with friends; Too easy!”. I ' m mobile; gripe — rainy Mondays; future — career, travel, marriage, children. Vi Linda Patenaude interests — guys; memories pup.” Blondie Mr. Redding ' s class; Sled ■ Scott Palermo Paul O ' Neil Suzanne Ouellette James Pappas Martha Pare Lisa Paquette Linda Patenaude Christine Parks Kathy Patenaude Jeffrey Perez Julie Paul Brian Pelletier Karen Perry Ronald Perrin David Perry Cheryl Pickard Steven Perry Dawn Picard Julie Paul Interests - Paul, spending, partying; memories - smoking | area, fashion design; gripe - no heat; future - Paul, own- | ing a business with Lisa. I Jeffrey Perez Jay Pee | Interests — dancing, rappin, drawing; No biggie”; gripe — | school lunch; future — computer programmer. I David Perry I Interests — cars, P.B.; memories — parties w guys in shop; | gripe - English; Future - become the best mechanic I I could be, further education. Karen Perry Doctor Out. Cl., Plan Comm., Yearbk.; Interests — softbl., basketbl., partying, the beach, men; Unreal!”; future — to own a business. Steven Perry Steve interests — cars, music, women; memories — Ms. Doris, hangin ' around on 3rd fl; gripe - caf food; future - become rich, buy Trans Am, 4-Wheel Drive! Dawn Picard “Star” Cheer lg., VICA; Interests — parties, music, dancing; memories — cosmo, all my friends, the Expo ' s Mr. Lappin, the candy machine; You ' re kidden me, right?” gripe - no heat, swimming; future - move to Calif., become famous, own a shop, make a lot of money. Cheryl A. Pickard Chomp Cheek FSA; interests — the beach, mad partying; memories — teachers yelling; gripe — too much homework; Future — have a career, become rich. Kim Allison Pickering Kimba Interests — R.B.; memories — comm, art, Dan Goad; This is how it is — — ”; gripe — Mr. May ' s warnings; Future — save the whales, travel Peter M. Plunkett Memories — sleeping by the lockers; gripe - too early in the a m.; future — retire. Lori A. Pratt Bus. CL., FSA; Interest — Duran-Duran, Traveling, photography; Memories - Mr. Dunn, Horribles Parade 83”; “What ' s up,” 5 more minutes, ” Seee ya”; future — get my Bachelor degree in Acc., travel. ta a % Beth Ann Provencher Bet DECA; interests — Rick, money, dances, music; memories — dances, schoolmates, DE Mall, Teachers; Time for a butt! ; gripe — school food, homework, crowded hallways; future — own business, marriage. Matthew Scott Prowker ”Grow-up Relax ; gripe — speed. Elena Psaledakis Slim Interests — drums, partying, Donny Mello; memories — Mr. Lefebvre; future — be the best female drummer, Live it up. Rosario Puleo III Guy Interests — driving my snowmobile, dirtbike and El Camino, girls, drag racing; memories — seeing kids get caught on Varnum Ave. for speeding; future — join the Coast Guard, own a business. Debbie Debra Quintal Softbl.; interests — working w children; memories — friends, teachers, guys, fun w Child Care students; What did you way about me? ; gripe — Lunches, long classes; future — night school for 2 yrs., Day Care or Kindergarten Teacher. Karn Racette Mouse Interests — guys, music, beach; memories — hanging in hall, checking our j.B.; gripe — lunches, gym; future — get a job get married. U! Laurie A. Ray Law DECA; interests — dancing, music, mall, shopping; memories — hang around the mall, begging to leave class early, Locker 5 min. before the end of school; Do you think so? Are my corners all right? ; gripe - orange chairs, orange floors, and walls; future — start a career, own home, have 2 kids. Michael Reeney Mike Interests — music, writing, watching the Munsters, parties; memories — Mrs. Murphy ' s coll, eng.; future — become an electrician. John Reilly Interests — girls, breswky, hang ' n around; memories — dummy on fire in CPR; Ah ; future — Navy. Brain E. Reynolds Ren Interests — camping, hiking, karate, roller skating, dances; memories — wet paper towel fights in dkrm.; gripe — get- ting up in the a m.; future - good job in my trade, make lots of money, have a good wife. Ronald Richards footbl., Basketbl., Var. CL; interests — all kinds of sports; memories — beating Manchester, all my friends; Get back ; gripe — homework; future — college. Mark Robarge Garb Interests - party, hokey, girls; memories - smoking area; I ain ' t late, everyone else is early ; future — work in my trade, win Megabucks. Rosario Puleo Laurie Ray Brian Richards David Roche Doris Roberge Due Lee Interest — getting out of class; Memories — screwing up the minds of teachers; Beach bound ' I know”; Gripe — no music; Future — live life to the fullest. Cheryl Roberts Chez | Interest — culinary arts; What ' s up?”; Gripe — going to | conditioning; Future — run my own restaurant, be rich. j Daniel E. Roberts | Basebl.; Gripe — trying to wake up on time; Future — con- j tinue in my trade, make a fortune. | David Roche Dave 1 Basebl., Footbl., basketbl.; Interests — skiing, building models, hockey; Memories — going 15-2 in the ' 83 basebl. season; Future — become an Electronic Engineer. Darlene Rondeau Dari Interest — guys; Memories — Mr. Dunn appapesoo,” Get out of here,” Gripe — lunches, freshmen; Future — college, marriage. Maurice Rondeau Moe Interest — music, art, women, drinking; Memories — sleep- ing in class; Dilligaf”; Gripe - getting up for early shift; Future — work, travel, party. Roger Rondeau Chico Interest — slam dancing, punk rock, drums; I don ' t think so”; Gripe — cops; Future — get my welding certification, put my band together. Angel Rosado Mickey Footbl., Basebl., Track, Var. CL; Interest — sports; Memories — ' 84 Manchester Ftbl. game; Why?”; Future — become a welder. Pamela Jean Rutina Sr. Plan. Comm.; Interest — guys; Memories — Mr. Willey ' s gym class, )r. yr. Bus. girls; No way”; Gripe - 9th lunch; Future — work party w friends. Edelmiro Sanchez Jr. Eddie Tato Interest — fishing, basebl., printing; Memories — trip to Wash., DC. Print shop teachers; Where ' s the beef?” What”; Gripe — Testing center, lunches; Future — become a pressman in Puerto Rico. Fernando Santana Nano Interest — sports; Memories — Ms. Betses cake that made us sleep, trip to aquarium; What ' s up, guy?”; Gripe — 2 per of math; Future — marriage, have a family. Ana Santos Anadana FSA; Interests — guys, rock n ' roll, dancing; somewhere,” future - job, party, maybe get married. Kenneth M. Santos Kenny Interests — fast cars, fast women; memories — skipping class; Trust me ; gripe — school; future — marriage, being rich. Robert Sarmento Bob Interests — partying, printing, graduating; memories — skip- ping class, shop, parties; gripe — 9th period Lunch in-house, walking up stairs, detention; future — own a print shop; get married. Elizabeth Saucier Zabeth Interests — Don, going out on weekends; “You Duke Give me a break, Boutana ; future — have a good pay- ing job. William E. Sawlan Bill Out. Cl., Footbl.; Interests — hunting, skiing, traveling, hik- ing; memories — graduation, You ' re wasted gripe — homework; future — be successful in my trade, travel around the world. Kim Nadeen Sayball Interests - friends, guys, English; memories — acting like fools in related, falling on my face fresh, hr., going late to related; OOO! Look at those buns! gripe — math, black seeds on sandwiches that look like ants; future — career in psychology, marriage, children. Joanne M. Sevigny Jo F.S.A. interests — camping, beach; memories — non- graduating; Pretty scary ; future — college, associate ' s degree. Kelly Sue Shaw Blondie Interests — partying, motorcycles, guys w beards; memories — listening to Mr. Gomes ' dumb jokes; No way man ; future — working my way up in a big company. Kevin Sheehan Kev Interests — wild parties, girls, beach, rock music; Kinda doubt it! gripe — school lunches, double per. Eng.; future — masonry, make it big in rock music. John Kairis Sheridan VICA; Interests — ice hockey, snow skiing, drag racing, snow mobiling, motorcycle riding; memories — Lunches: Oh ya! ; gripe — walking up and down stairs; future — get my master plumbing license, marriage, own a business. Dennis Sigman Ziggy Basebl., Basketbl., VICA; Interests music, break dancing D Jing; memories - sleeping in class; Dilligaf gripe - teachers, future — travel, take pictures. to m Bonnie Silk Bo Yearbook, Sr. Plan. Comm., interests — guys, partying, be- ing w friends, memories — Foley ' s office w Chris, good times w Renee, Chris, Joanne, Smell Ya! ' ' , future - being w Bob, doing the things I want. Alice R. Silva Tennis, Outing Club. Maria Silva Interests - traveling, watching sports on T.V., listening to the radio; memories — Mr. Baglieri ' s class; I don ' t know ; gripe — You want an hour, future — having a good job, being successful. Brian Jon Singster Zip Interests — hockey, working on cars; memories — the beaker ' s nose; gripe — 2 min. between class; future — become a master plumber, own a business. Lisa Soule Lee Interests — Paul, cruisin, music, spending money, the beach, memories - Joanne stepping on my feet, hangin ' around 2nd floor railing, Drop dead, gripe — school lunches, future — college, own a business, get mawied. Vi Dawn Sousa Earl VICA, Yearbook, Sr. Plan. Comm., Interests — music, danc- ing, eating at Santoro ' s, guys; memories - singing in the locker room, being late for class — Where ' s the tunes? Wait. gripe — math, future — college, get married. Mark Sousa Monch Interests — playing guitar, memories — The Cheaters ; I ' ll do my work in related, gripe — school food, Future — live in California, play in a rock band. Chris R. St. Jean The Saint Interest — girls, partying, sex; memories - 5 lunch period, to do nothing; gripe — Mondays; future — be very very wealthy. Gary James St. Jean Interests — Patty McCullough; memories — how much fun I ' ve had; What ' s up? ; gripe — school, future — own my own business. I I ■ Bryan Smith Maria Silva Brian Singster Lisa Soule Dawn Sousa Mark Sousa Cary St. Jean Chris St. Jean John Steere Interests — cars, motorcycles, music; future — make some big bucks. Paul Sullivan Sully Basketbl., Footbl.; interests — girls, girls and more girls; memories — Annemarie and friends in shop, the pulper rm; gripe — Mr. Morin ' s class; future — own a bakery. Carl Surkis Clown Interests — Jane, great time, beach, money; memories — lunches, detention; I don ' t care ; gripe - lunch not long enough; future — enjoy the rest of my life. Lisa Surprenant Interests — guys; memories — teachers; ”Yo, Baby, Check it out ; future — marriage, 3 kids, healthy family, good job. April Taft Ape FSA; Interests — Donny Guerin; memories — hanging around halls w Denise, Andrea, Lisa; That ' s wonderful ; gripe — 20 min. lunches; future — marriage, have a career. Linda Taylor Turtle Interests — turtles, art, Chinese food! memories - Shut up, 99, Back to your cells, fitting thru doorways w Sue Hunnewell, late for class, 2nd fl. railing; You know it, Mego, Awesome ; gripe — buses, freezing Monday; future - get married, live in a log cabin, become a great artist. Rosemarie Thayer Memories — friends; future — college. Dennis James Thompson Interests - guitars, drums; memories — D.M.; future — work. William Toupin Bill Interests — Basebl., skimobiling, ice skating, skiing; memories — sleeping in the hallways; What ' s up? gripe — super glue mashed potatoes; future — travel, work. a LucienTrudel Louie Interests — girls, cars, motorcycles; Memories — Mr. V ' s class; Gripe - lunches. Steve Trzcienski Stevie Stix Interests — girls, partying, drums; Memories — nice girls, What?”; Gripe - physics; Future - play drums for a rock band, become rich! David Turcotte Turk Interest — playing basketbl., having fun; Future — work full time, start my own business. Robing Turcotte Dobs Softbl.; Interests - karate, skiing, 4-wheeling, music; I ' m impressed!”, Give me a break”; Future — live happily ever after. Gary Tuson Tus VICA; Interests — waterskiing, girls, parties; What ' s up?”; Gripe — school lunches; Future - move out, get a job in my trade, parties. Edmund Veligor Ed Interests — girls, dances, rock n ' roll; Memories — leaving after hm. rm. jr. yr.; oi vey”; Future — remain single, lots of money, have a good time. Carlos Villegas Sticky” Footbl., wrestling, track; Interests — nuclear engineering; First shift is dismissed”; Gripe — school; Future — arrang- ing class reunions. w Marianne Vinas Clepto Memories — last day of school jr. yr.; Yeah, sure”; Gripe — project adventure; Future — own a beauty salon. Ronald Vincent Cheesie Basketbl., basebl., Var. Cl.; Interests - athletics; Memories — winning a basebl. champ.; As if”; Future — be the best I can be. Victoria Visconti Vicki DECA, FSA; Interests — preservation of wildlife, music, par- ties, boys, Def Leppard; Memories — Locker test, M.J. ' s, convulsions, NLG Bus. Tech, DE Mall, The Blonde, DE Girls, MP, friends, Rho and Kev, cousins, Revere Beach; Gripe — not enough money; Future — good job, have fun, make money, travel, marriage. Carl Wacome Animal Interest — music, having a good time; Memories — the girls; Who cares?”; Gripe — Monday mornings; Future — work for a living. Annette Warren Spaz Interests — boys, rollerskating, getting Mr. Soloman, Mr. V., Romeo; Memories — teachers, Mr. Lessard (Dad), Prom ' 84, Rob, Lisa, Paul, fist fights in shop; Hi, hun!”; Future — mar- riage, help others. Marianne Vinas Edmund Veligor Annette Warren Christopher Whynot Chris Interests - computers, hunting, fishing, basketbl.; No way! ; Gripe — school days too long; Future — college. Wendy Wilkins Wen FSA, St. Counc., Yearbk., Sr. Plan Comm.; Interests — spending money, partying,; Memories - getting caught go- ing out to breakfast; Gripe - in-house; Future — college, travel, good living Renee Witmeyer DECA; Interests - party, boys; Memories writing the handbk ; Gripe — school; Future - Reggie - discipline, secretary. Wendi Wolf Plan. Comm., Interest — Paul, money, parties; Memories — hanging in DE Mall w sr. of ' 84; Yeah, right ; Gripe - homework; Future - College, marriage, CPA certificate. Katherine Wright Kathy Basketbl,; Interest — computers, guys, beaches, music; Memories — friends, teachers, guys; Wicked excellent ; Gripe — plastic chairs, no windows, no heat; Future — become a computer programmer. |l I : Most Talkative: Romeo Demers, Margo Martel Most Likely to Succeed: Brenda Charbonneau, Jeff Alexander Most Athletic: Cathy Britton, Ron Richards rirTTlIITITTIXTTTITTrnilllinilllllllMIllMIllllMlIllll ■ m n flTm L ilia i n 1 1 1 1 iTh mu timmmjgmm mmmi 1 1 fltimnrfhi immfh 1 1 m-g uJU Most Times in Detention: Vickey Carney, Troy Hebert Best Dressed: Kristen Oljey, Jeff Alexander Best Looking: Kristen Oljey, Marty Cronier jmimmmnf iminunmiim utiniti ii niiii ii ; nul l um ili jy iiiiiiii M iiiinri y in n ii i num Tnn vriTu m t t i n I ' nQ i n it 1 1 mi 1 1 urn Most Gullible: Lori Pratt — Craig Cox Most Bashful: Tom Blanchard — Kim Mello Class Couple: Gary St. jean — Patty McCullough IltllTU ii r nni M iT i ii i i n itijmi u imitjmmmit ii imnii ii riiMn r mumming nmiftimug Most Artistic: Sue Hunnewell — Dan Goad nrnnin r rnninin n i TTT i iininn j u T LTU Tr nLnniimiiiuu iT Sm imnniuum znjn I uiiiiir fflra - rr rrrTrT ' rlll TTTTTT mmirrn mn irTTmtrrnT T urm 1 iTTimniiTTtmi rr r TT n T i rm fTi 1 1 u m Most Popular: Jai Anglin — Pam Healey g T T f T I 13 1. Rosario Puleo 2. Penny MacFadgen 3. Lynn Espinola 4. Joe Ducharme 5. Dan Marchand 6. Gayle Chausse 7. Renee Ayotte 8. Steve Duchesne 9. Martha Pare 10. Victoria Visconti 11. Kathy Letendre 12. Jerry Nobrega 13. Rick Baril 14. Jai Anglin 15. Ruth Choate 16. Harry Casey 1. Ed Veligor 2. Val Jump 3. Lucien Trudell 4. Lisa Oiin 5. Karen Perry 6. Suzette Agostos 7. Chris Aubrey 8. Steve McLaughlin 9. Kim Sayball 10. Ron Richards 11. Troy Hebert 12. Jim Pappas 13. Liz Saucier 92 93 Looking back at the past year there were many wonderful, entertaining, heartbreaking and interesting stories to be told. Topping the news were abortion pros and cons. Ethiopia became big news this year with the strive to stop world hunger. Many people have pulled together to aid in this world-wide horror. John DeLorean was found innocent on all charges brought against him in the huge co- caine scandal. Baby Fae brought about scien- tific breakthroughs and controversy as doctors transplanted a baboon ' s heart to replace Fae ' s non-working heart. Unfortunately, she didn ' t survive. For the first time a woman was chosen to run for vice-president this year. Walter Mondale chose Geraldine Ferraro as his run- ning mate. Too bad for Gerry and Fritz that Ronnie came up big this year sweeping all of the states in the election except one. In the athletic department, Superbowl XIX was a super blowout as Joe Montana and the powerful 49er ' s rolled over the Miami Dolphins. There was also the coming of age for a twenty-two year old hero who traded in his eagle wings for $7m. General ' s job when Doug Flutie signed with the USFL. Topping the sports scene of course had to be the Los Angeles summer Olympics where the U.S.A. athletes proved not only are We talented but we ' re also a very classy group of people. In music news, the unbelievable comeback of Tina Turner turned everybody ' s head. Of course Bruce Springsteen made his presence known with his patriotic album Bom in the U.S.A. Popular newcomers to the music scene this year were Prince and Cyndi Lauper, whose 1 album set an unprecendented record of 5 singles released from a debut album. Producers and Directors ln -Vokie: But, Jan, with your talent you appear to be a natural You know your music, you know your ar- tists and you ' re a natural in front of the camera. ' ' Jan: Well, I owe it all to my Art teaching career. ln -Vokie: How ' s that? Jan: Well, for 10 years I ' ve worked in the Art Room at Greater Lowell Regional School When I started here I was a real ' Nerd ' . I didn ' t like music at all. ”ln -Vokie: What changed you from Nerd to V.J., Jan? Jan: It ' s the fumes from all the paint and glue in the Art Room I suddenly started to like music, I was happy all the time. ln -Vokie: So you attribute a lot of your VJ ability to the fumes? Jan: No question, it made me a new person. The only drawback has been my vision. ln -Vokie: Your vision? Jan: “Yes, you ' ll notice these coke bottles I wear for glasses. I never wore them before I started working at Greater Lowell. I think the fumes have affected my vision. ln -Vokie: Well, I guess there ' s always a price to pay for fame and fortune. Jan: You ' re right. This problem of being half blind is a small one to pay, to be a famous V.J. Got to run now, see you. ln -Vokie: Bye Jan! Thanks. Hey, look out for that point can on the floor, Jan. OH, NO, what a mess! Jan: Don ' t worry, it ' ll sink into the rug and the fumes will do us all good. Bye, Now. 97 In Memcrium In memorium we dedicate this book to the late Regional School Committee member Daniel P. Kane. Mr. Kane, 1 who served this school district for 14 years as a representative from the city of Lowell, was perhaps as close to the students and faculty as any elected official this district has seen or possibly ever will. His unique quality of generating a constant open line of communication and concern with all segments of this district gave him the insight and compassion to champion those causes which have made his legacy so rich with accomplishments. Because of this attitude, Mr. Kane helped mold many of the policies and principles upon which this district has grown and prospered. His interest in the athletic programs, facility development and extra curricular activities was perhaps his strongest area of support. It was certainly no surprise to see Mr. Kane at the Gryphon ' s football game the week before he passed away. His dedication and service to this school district will never be forgotten. .zzzzzzzzz • • • • : • • •• • • • • • ••? ???????????? ! - ! J ? • ! s ? ? : : • • :•• School Committee Harold Bell Bernard Bettencourt Edward Bishop James Dadoly William Kirwin George Kouloheras John Ryan Michael Sullivan ••• � � ••• ■• ••• ■•••if •••• •� ••• ••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• ••‘•I •••• •••� « •• • •••• •••� •••• ••••It •••• •••€ -•••I •••••I •••€ ••••« • •••§ ■••••I ••••t| •••••I •••• ! ♦••••I ••• ! •••Ml •••Ml ••• ••M | •••Ml ••••1 •••Ml ••M| ■••••I -•••I ••• •••• •••� � | ■••Ml •••I •••••I ■••••I ■••••I •••Ml •••� •• •••M| I § • •••• I « . ■••••• •••••••••••••••••••••a • •••••••••••a • ••••••••••••a • ••••••• • • • • • •••• � ••• • ••• • ••• « •••• 9M«� • •••� • •• • •••� • ••• ©� •••• • •••� • •••� - •••• Superintendents Message YEARBOOK MESSAGE - 1985 Congratulations to the graduates of the Class of 1985 who have attained a most respected and employable technical level of vocational skills available in the education community today. In addition to this outstanding academic recognition, you should also be extremely proud of your contributions as a class to the local community, to the school, and especially to each other. As you pursue your various areas of vocational expectations, you should be aware that you are entering an economic market in the New England area that reflects an explosion of technological change, capital proliferation, and individual opportunity that has rarely existed in this country in the last 25 years. No longer will your specialized skills carry you far into the economic future. Today ' s graduate must be prepared for a lifetime of learning. It is no longer so important how you start in today ' s society, but how you finish. Most of you have been able to secure employment positions after graduation due to the mastery of your various vocational skills. It is, however, most important to recognize that your language and communication skills, your study habits, your mathematics aptitude, and your science background will be needed in order for you to compete throughout the balance of your economic life. Please do not allow these abilities to be neglected. Continue to improve your vocational skills, but at the same time, continue to nurture all the skills that you have taken with you from this fine school. The Class of 1985 has left a legacy to the Greater Lowell Regional School District and Community. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America chapter at the school produced some of the most highly skilled competitors from the New England area since the organization was founded several years ago. Athletic successes in the Commonwealth Athletic Conference produced a competitive spirit without neglecting the primary importance of sportsmanship. In addition to the major achievements, let us not forget all of those day to day rewards that you provided to the citizens from the Regional School District. Community projects such as Project HOTEL, the annual Christmas Fair, the Spring and Fall Blood Drives, the Toys for Tots campaign, and the elderly meals program represent some of the day to day activities that many of you simply assume are part of your education, without knowing the joy and satisfaction that you have given to the children, elderly and community leaders of the district. I wish you much success and I am confident that you will use your years at the Greater Lowell Regional Vocational Technical School to become a positive force in this community in the years to come. •••— • ••• •••• ©••• ® •••• •••.. ’� •••-■ ©� •••• § •••• «� ••••• ?� ••••• © •••• � •••- Sheila Herbert — Ass ' t. Superintendent Raymond Sullivan — Dir. of Voc. Studies 9 • a 22122222222212 •••••••••••••••••• � ••••••••••••••••••••••••••! Thomas Abie George Abodeely R naW Barnfield Marlai ( Starr Betsej Judith Bent Robert Benincasa tusseau Ann Marie Buczek Nancy Brumagim Ellen Carroll Kerry Cavallaro assin i B UH l N 1 ' ! |i . i 1 1 • . I 1 jAbv « | HPul it H I • • f 1 •••••••••••••• • ••••• ••••• •••••• 555555 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 9 ; 1 1 : : •- • ::::: : t;rr ! 5 • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ; ••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 Mary Jo Fahey r?rgaret Farley Ttmolhy Fatfon Maryanne Foley r Gacek Peter Gdieski Robert Ganem Thomas olden ;ia Grova Rolan Guthrie fill Frances Francis Heslin Domemclerardi Normand Jussaume aul Jussaume Edward Kazalski Keddij Joseph Kane 66 67 6 Karen Kiernan Randy Lautenschlager Mary Lappin A ty JL 11 - . l m ' mM i i mfa Emile Lessard JsSi i � ? � t£ � . , 5?S Margaret Lombardi Herbert Little Robert Love Loucraft icLaughlan David Bryan Leary • • Anthony Manf ; w [ i J :. Y William May • � • • ® • ••••••• W M •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••♦•- Martin McCani Elizabeth McNamara Cynthia McSheffrey letthe Peter Mil i Gilbert Moran James Moloney Edmum John Nvgren Patricia O ' Brien Bart O ' Sallivan Herbert Raistrick Paul Reinbold Nancy Rayne Robert Thomas Roach John Rufiange larlene Ryan James St. Hilaire Robert Sc Walt Sheehy Wk ; |V Ronald Stadden Stephanie Stinespring leila Stowell Lois Starttii Debra Szylvian James Verga ' nso Ventola is Weilbri Paul Wholi David Susan Support Staff Eileen O ' Flahaven — Guidance Nurses iret Gei Terry Desrosiers — Special jrjf rxi . •• • ♦ . •’•V • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• • • The Stage Hands ' Greater Lowell ' s Senior Class was recently blessed with an afternoon of song and dance, led by the ever-lovely and talented ' Cathy Madonna Howe. In her repertoire, Cathy sang some of her old favorites such as: ' ' 99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall, Yankee Doodle, Tammy, Just a Gigolo, and Ain ' t Nothing but a Hound Dog. After the concert the reasonant toned Howe lass stopped by the ”ln -Vokie Office for a brief interview. ln -Vokie: OK, Cathy, tell us what brought you to Greater Lowell? Cathy: At one time in my life, I was a teacher. ln -Vokie: OH! Cathy: Yes, I not only taught Home Arts, but I was also in charge of the Senior Class. ln -Vokie: Really? Cathy: Yes, but I found although I enjoyed the students and teaching, the job offered no challenge and left me with too much time on my hands. It seemed I was always looking for something to do Maybe if I had worked at a bigger school there might have been more work. ln -Vokie: So you left teaching for show business. Cathy: Well, teaching and show business are so similar I feel like I never left teaching. ln”-Vokie: Any regrets? Cathy: My only regret is I miss the feeling I used to get every June. ”ln -Vokie: What is that, Cathy? Cathy: Well, being in charge of the Senior Class, I always felt so young I felt like I was graduating from High School every year of my life and I felt like I was going to the Prom every year. It was wonderful! ln -Vokie: Well, thank you Cathy for taking these few moments to talk with us. 121 Senior Class Cfficers Deborah Grant — Sec., Jai Anglin — Treas., Pam Healy — Pres., Cathy Brit ton — Vice Pres. !2 23 A- Day tc Demember ••• Junior Class Cff leers 126 Freshman Class Officers Row 1: Michelle Castrios — Treas., Traci Erickson — Sec. Row 2: Paul Carter — Pres., Michelle Doran — Vice Pres. Scphcmcre Class Officer Lisa Bedreau, Vicky Rick, Anna Gray, Audre Freedman. 127 Jan Cunningham, Advisor yearbook Staff Val Jump — Business Manager, Tracey Johnson — Editor 128 129 C.E.C.A. Lisa Gonsalves, Mrs. Tanner, Jane Bergeron, Diane Mercier, Lauri Com tois, Tracey Dupel, Charmain Lemieux In Front: Michelle Labbe, Tina Vivier. r.s.A. Robin Hanson — Corr. Sec., Robin Burke — Rec. Sec., Julie Olin — Denise Gamache — Vice Pres. 130 1 Business Club 131 VIC 4 132 Kerry Sousa, Nancy Larose, Kathy Armstrong, Bill Gray, Donna Guerin, Ron Barret, Joanne Arpin, Desiree Richards, Cathy DePaulis. arsity lub fficers Lynn Espinola — Pres., Ron Richards - V.P., Luis Cantres — Sec. Treas., Jir Mitchell — Advisor 133 Row 1: Charmaine Lemieux, Joanne Carter, Ber- nice Edwards. Row 2: Kim Lobas — Treas., Dixie Richards — Sec., Paul Carter — V.P., Jerry Tellier — Pres., missing — Debbie Grant. Outing Cluf Brenda Charboneau, Bill Gray, Joar Cover, Rick Guay, Anna Gray, Mik Desmond, Peter Marlowe S.A.D.D. 134 Boom Boom: Uh, one thing, who is it so dark in here? ”ln -Vokie: It ' s your shades Boom Boom, they ' re still on. Boom Boom: ' Hah, hah, I knew that. Just checking to see if you were paying attention. It ' s a great indicator of personality. ”ln -Vokie: Anything you say Boom Boom, you ' re the boss. Boom Boom: No, that ' s Bruce Springsteen, not me, HaHaHa! Good joke, huh? ”ln -Vokie: Right, Boom Boom. Now tell us about how you got started as a school psychologist breakdancer. Boom Boom: Well, it all started back when I worked here at Greater Lowell. As the swim coach, I had to ride the bus with the kids to swim meets. The kids would always play music in their Boom Boxes thinking that it bothered me. Little did they know that at night I was taking breakdance lessons at the local )oy of Movement Dance Studio. You should have seen their faces the day I did the moonwalk down the diving board and then did a triple somersault into the pool. ln -Vokie: Pretty impressive. Boom Boom. Boom Boom: Thanks, but really I handled the fame well. I was offered a contract with Ringling Bros. Circus for div- ing into a pail of water. That was good work, but a little tough on the head, so I decided to return to just being a cool, jive, breakdancing psychologist. ln -Vokie: Well, thanks Boom Boom, it ' s been a real pleasure. Boom Boom: Hey, anytime. I ' m a mod guy. I know what a thrill it is to talk to me I talk to myself all the time.” ”ln -Vokie: O.K. Boom Boom. See you soon. 135 I p f 4 Varsity Football Row 1: Coach Tom Casper, Ray Martin, Ernie Rousseau, lack Lyman, Bob McCarthy, Angel Mickey Rosado, Ron Richards, Craig Cox, Jerry Nobrega, Chris Spanos, Head Coach Den- nis Murphy. Row 2: Coach )oe Kane, Carl Marz- zolini, Paul Gamache, Bill Meisner, Phil Barrett, Dave Lynch, Kevin McCarthy, )im Nunnery, Bill Krygowski, Steve Coyle, Dave Wilcox. Row 3: Chris McDermott, Sean Britton, lean Farrell, Jim Johnson, Jim Bowles, Jose Santos, Tony Foreman, Scott Taft, Mike Burgess, Vin Carter, Peter Vaiilancourt, Kevin Cote, Keefe Green, Kevin Green, Coach Dave McLaughlan. 136 ■0 Sub-Varsity Football Row 1: Dale Cluff, Tony Martin, Kevin Green, Kevin McCarthy, Dave Mennella, Ray Martin, Sean Farrell, Pat Carney, Kevin Kinney, Keith Green, Tim Bordeleau. Row 2: Dan Riley, Carl Marzolini, Steve Sicard, Kevin Cote, lose San- tos, Dave Lynch, )ohn Smith, Steve Coyle, Chris Spanos, Shaun Britton, Chris McDer- mott Row 3: Coach Don Smith, Bob Therrien, Bill Krygowski, Derek Metzler, Dave Wilcox, Bill Meisner, Paul Carter, |im Johnson, Peter Vaillancourt, Tony Forman, )im Nunnery, Jim Bowles, Coach Dave MacLaughlan. 137 r ccovniC Michelle MacAuley, Lisa Montbleau, Brenda Charbonneau, Kim Mello, Kristen Oljey. ; Homecoming Queen — Brenda Charbonneau 138 Field Flcckey Row 1: Jana Sullivan, Kim Judge, Lynn Espinola, Co- Captain Ellen Dery, Co-Captain Cathy Britton, Debbie Byrne, Lynn Paquette Row 2: Coach Dick, Margaret Caudette, lanet Dozois, Laurie Thornton, Mariorie Constadine, Laurie McTeague, Ann McHale, Anna Cray, Debbie Rousseau ill Row 1: Tracy Houston, Robin Kukulski, Vikki Rich, Amy Proctor, Gail Garneau, Louise Rouselle Row 2: Laura Bowers, Caroline Grout, Diane Boisvert, Sherry Poisson, Kelly Rooney 140 141 Q. P Varsity Scccer Row 1: Nelson Vasquez, Phetsamon Meauneboudty, Moonie Nokham, )ohn Demetroulias, Tony Dimakarakas, Victor Porto, Francisco Lind, Mike Baillargeron. Row 2: Robert Moulton, Hai Chang, Noel Aponte, Chanta Mom, Dave Carrasco, Edward Segarra, Brian Dennis, Saphonara Yin, Victor Segarra. J.V. Soccer Row 1: Michele Doran, Scott Santos, Roger Miles, Cary Finnegan, Jorge Porto, Guy Santos, Tammy Dor- ris. Missing: Jason Sylvester, Leo Silva Row 2: Laurie Comtois, Colleen Ahearn, Geraldo Medina, Chantra Nuth, Tina Ahearn, Carlos DeSousa. Row 3: Ann Marie Fyten, Lorrie Ftodge, Kevin Dumais, Jim Rodriguez, Tim Hill, Mark Dube, Coach Paul Siopes. 143 Cross Country Row 1: Bob Murphy, Roger Blanchette, Juan Castro, Crosby Brackett, Capt. Joe Donnelly, Luis Cantres, Chris Brackett, Jim Hamilton, Steve Barter, Coach Dave Willey. Row 2: Jim Conaly, Steve Emond, Martin Elliott, Gerald Yaffa, Lawrence Elliott, Steve Gasper. 144 Row 1: Lee Gitschier, Co-Capt. Chris Aubrey, Co-Capt. Carlos Villegas, Co-Capt. Craig Cox, Steve Casper, Jim Hamilton. Row 2: Dan Capone, Tim Wilson, Mike Carleton, Walter Wilson, Keith Green, Barney Judge. Row 3: Mike Furey, Sean Farrell, Bob Milinazzo, Guy Santos, Jim Barbera, Walter Rich Row 4: Asst. Coach Gary Dillon, Harold Rich, Phil Barrett, Dave Tevepaugh, John Cooper, Coach Tim Fallon. Missing: Tim Lekites. Wrestling Varsity ■Basketball Row 1: Carl Marzolini, Wayne Lamarre, Don McGillicud- dy, Gary Wise, Ron Vincent. Row 2: Vic Segarra, Ron Richards, Ray Martin, Dave Cordingley, Vic Porto, Mike Burgess, Coach Barry Humphreys. J.V. Basketball Row 1: )orge Porto, Lawrence Elliot, Patrick Carney, Mar- tin Elliot Row 2: Coach Brian Sifferlen, Jesse Edwards, Edric Hopkins, Carlos Maldonado, Cary Baillargeon. I I Girls Varsity Basketball Row 1: Veronica Millinazzo, )oanne Bergeron, Cathy Brit- ton, )oanne Hurley, Michele Connolly. Row 2: Varsity Coach )oe Kane, Anna Gray, Laurie McTeague, Sandy Martinez, Kim )udge, Ann McHale, Coach Bob Redding. mr Basketball Row 1: Veronica Milinazzo, Ann Lavallee, Denise Levesque, Kim Judge, Jo-Jo Hurley, Leah Peacock. Row 2: Cheryl Col- by, Karen Millette, Bridgette Murphy, Andrea Nagle, Gina Seccorelli, JoAnn Carter, Tricia Giguere, Tammy Shipley, Bob Redding J.V. Girls Swimming Row 1: Ken Morin, Kevin McGrade, Nino Sawyer, Scott Georgoulis, Tony Dimakarakos, John Rodridques, Joe Lee, John Caines. Row 2: Coach Keith C. Meliones, Bob Dunn, Shawn Hudson, Jodi Carrol, Anne Fyten, Lucy Gonsal, Deb Rousseau, Nicia Coupal, Amy Proctor, Cyn- dy Ferro, Caren Martineau, Lori Comtois, Lynn Bouchard, Rich Beauchesne, Jeff Dinsmore. Row 3: Alan Gauthier, Mike Abraham, Brian Hoag, Steve Montbleau. 150 Indoor Traok Row 1: Roger Blanchette, Crosby Brackett, Chris Brackett, Kevin Green, Dave Lynch, Gerald Yaffa, Steve Emond, Dave Clark, John Smith. Row 2: )im Conley, Steve Barter, Angel Rosado, Derek Metzler, Jeff Bodwell, Bob Moulton, Bill Meisner, Steve Francisco, Juan Castro, Andre Garcia, Coach Dennis Murphy 151 4 ; : - v Row 1: Craig Cox, jack Lyman, Tri-Captain Mickey Rosado, Tri-Captain Ron Richards, Tri-Captain Bill Gray, Kevin Lapointe, Ray Mar- tin. Row 2: Chris Spanos, Carl Marzolini, Bob Lessard, Tony Demakarakos, Gary Wise, Don McGillicuddy. miSr-WiL, -mviHI |Hq r f 1 ’ vj i i I DM J.V. Easeball Row 1: Kevin Green, Paul Desrosiers, John Mendon- ca, Gary Lessard, Keith Green. Row 2: Coach Ernie Deschoneaux, Jerry Tellier, Kevin Cote, Victor Porto, Mike Burgers, Steve Bourassa, Jim Harris, Shawi Brittain. Tennis Row 1: Dennis Sigman, Jaime Dovale, John Smith, Roger Miles. Row 2: Coach Casper, Brian Denis, Colin Roark, Paul Vaillancourt, Derek LeDuc, Sharon Davis, Jeff Dinsmore. Missing: Debbie Rousseau, Rick Biennervue. 155 Varsity Scftbal Row 1: Leah Peacock, Robin Turcotte, Cathy Brit- ton, Sandy Martinez, Jana Sullivan, Diane Boisvert, Row 2: Lynn Espinola, Tracey Johnson, Lori Olin, Coach Walsh, Sandy Bergeron, Ellen Dery, Michelle Connolly. 156 Row 1: Denise Levesque, Sonia Travares, Tracey Lesslie, Kelly Mercier, Paula Vivian, Patty Krygowski, Laura Bowers. Row 2: Coach Meliones, Joann Hurley, Kim Judge, Veronica Millinazzo, Anne Wagner, Lori Comtois, Michelle Castrais, Vicki Rich, Brenda Therriault. Row 3: Barbara Burgess, Amy Proctor, Cheryl West, Millisa Kat- saeos, Laura Conlin. 158 I i Fresh Baseball Row 1: Martin Elliot, Steve Martin, Robert Pellitier, Louis Michaud, Steve Landry, Guy San- tos, Larry Elliot. Row 2: Coach Jerry Hould, Jeff Nolan, Robert Creamer, Jorge Porto, Patrick Couillard, Patrick Carney, Gary Baillargeon (captain). Missing From Photo: Joe Curtis. Coaches Track Field Wanda Allen Steve Barter Roger Blanchette Jeff Bodwell Chris Brackett Crosby Bracket John Bryer Luis Cantres Patti Carlson Ioann Carter Juan Castro Paul Carter Vin Carter Dale Cluff Cheryl Colby )im Conley Dave Daigneault Joe Donnelly Michelle Doran Steven Emond Ken Foote Tony Foreman Steve Francisco Paul Gamarche Andre Garcia Steve Gasper Maria Gonyea Hector Gonzalez Jim Hamilton Joe Harrington Donna Jeffrey Jim Johnson Dawn Kapala Wayne Lamarre Julie Lord Dave Lynch Carolyn Marchand Laurie McTeague Bill Meisner Dave Mennella Derrick Metzler Laurie Millette Bob Moulton Jose Reyes Jose Santos Ann Sawyer Annemarie Sylvester Dave Tevepaugh Gerald Yaffa 162 163 Please Lord, let it be 2:07! Official school time is . It ' s a disease you get from working on the 166 yearbook called camera eye. ant to do a few lines? I ■ I Mrs. Bent, Val and I are working on the yearbook. u said, the Cheryl Tiegs look-a like?! The recipe called for sugar not salt. hich twin has the Toni? 167 Give me the stuff before someone sees us. “Talking over the wall, gets you a night in detention hall! “Will this get me on Candlepins for Cash? “It ' s a great honor to be selected the 1985 Homecoming Queens! Wanted . . . Bob McCarthy, Raggerty Ann molester! ) “I love being a sales clerk! r s ■■ r 168 Samari seniors Smarten ' up or I ' ll get my big boys after you! Oh no . . . I ' m not graduating! 169 A new fad . . . Breakdance Frisbee! Do you really believe some of these kids are actually graduating! It ' s a new beauty secret to eliminate bags, the fried egg treatment! Now I can use the big people ' s toilet! our sunglasses at night . . . 170 They said that we only use one ball!?! I say, the foul line goes this way! Would the masked field hockey player please sign in? I love my aerobics class! 171 172 1. Jane Connell 2. Jan Voelker 3. Deb Gustafson 4. Pat Feeney 5. Kathy Howe 6. Martha Nawn 7. Dana Howe 8. Tony Mangifesti 9. Pat Judge 10. Ann Marie Buczek 11. Paul Reinbold 12. Dave Willey 13. Leo Dunn 14. Paul Gomes 13 V Stepping Cut in Style In Hollywood, on camera and off, celebrities always strive for that glamorous look. Hollywood ' s hottest hair beautician and Fashion Designer is Cathy Britton, famous for such hairstyles as Mr. T. and Cyndi Lauper. Cathy also designs Cyndi Lauper ' s wardrobe. We spoke to Cathy in her salon. ln -Vokie: Hi Cathy, it ' s great to see you. Cathy: Thanks, the feeling is mutual. ln -Vokie: Cathy, it seems to us that success hasn ' t spoiled you. You ' re still the same happy person you ' ve always been. Cathy: Yes, I ' m really a happy person. I like to have fun in everything I do. ln -Vokie: How did you ever come up with Cyndi Lauper ' s hairstyle? Cathy: That was easy! We were sitting around the salon one day, and wanted to play checkers. Cyndi happened to be in the salon and said ' Why don ' t you dye my hair different colors and we ' ll use my head to play checkers on. ' ln -Vokie: And that ' s how Cyndi Lauper got her hair styled? ' Cathy: It sure is. As a matter of fact, I called Cyndi ' Checkerboard Head, ' not Cyndi We ' re big buds ln -Vokie: How about Mr. T ' s hairstyle? Cathy: Well, people give me credit for that style, but really I only thought of that style. I didn ' t cut it. Mr T goes to Dracut Land- scaping for his haircut. We don ' t have clippers in the salon that would handle him. ln -Vokie: Cathy, thanks for the time and the enlightenment! Cathy: Anytime, I love to talk. It ' s fun. 175 We’ve «3©t Tonight ••• 1983 Senlcr Class Will I, Suzette Agosto, leave all the ripped off change to the vending machines. I, Jai Anglin, leave all my excuses to get out of detention to the class of ' 86. I, Katherine Armstrong, leave all my complaining to Mrs. Gallagher, my accounting books to someone who enjoys the subject as much as I, and my cheerleading uniform to someone else to enjoy. I, Joanne Arpin, leave all my headaches that Mr. Yavarow and Mrs. Carroll gave me! I, Sharon Artis, leave all my customers to the incoming Seniors (good luck) I, Chris Aubrey, leave some of my size to all the little freshmen. I, Michael Bergeron, leave Mr. Guerra some hair for his bald spot. I, April Baldwin, leave all my diet pills to Ms. Daher. I, Darlene Bastien, leave the art teachers the ability to cope with freshmen. I, Lisa Barbera, leave my two stacked chairs in all my classes to any student 4 ' 10 or shorter who needs them I, Carol Baril, leave my cousin Pauline, all my shorthand homework I, Rich Baril, leave all the teachers their grey hair I gave them I, Paul Beaulieu, leave forever I, John Beecher, leave The Beak” a box of Kleenex for his nose. I, Todd Bello, leave my brain to Mr Scannell as a science specimen I, Chris Benoit, leave Jenny Benoit, all of the greasy, burnt, and disgusting lunches she can eat in the cafeteria. I, Kim Benoit, leave Mr. Adie (dad) a hearing aide and another shorty. I, Brian Berard, leave gym to Mr Willey. I, Denise Berard, leave Mr Marchand ' s humor to all his future students. I, Roger Bergeron, leave Mr B the keypunch machines. I, Sandy Bergeron, leave the nurses and teachers all the accident prone headaches I gave them. I, Rick Bienvenue, leave all my writing utensils to Joe Huot. I, Michael Bilodeau, leave all my messy logs to the beak. I, George Bisson, leave some of my long hair for Mr. Calledare ' s bald spot. I, Brenda Blanchette, leave April Taft my typing speed, because she asked me to. I, Stephen Bomil, leave all of my unfinished LAPs to my teachers. I, Doreen Bourgeois, leave with the memories of yester- day and the dreams of tomorrow. I, Steve Brady, leave Mr Burns one night of detention for talking in the Testing Center. I, Sue Brady, leave keys to all the girls bathrooms that are locked. I, Cathy Britton, leave knowing that Jana Sullivan and Audrey Dalton might graduate. I, Steven Brunelle, leave the carpenters our favorite say- ing, If it don ' t fit, slam it!” I, Sharon Buckley, leave all my warm fuzzies to Miss Connors. I, Robbin Burke, leave my good arm at racquetball to Amy LaCourse. I, Jerry Caisse, hereby leave all my sympathy” to the future Vokies. I, Luis Cantres, leave all the underclassmen the best of luck in Data Processing. You ' ll need it. I, Mark Capone, leave part of my muscle to Mike Gauthier. I, Shelly Cardoza, leave all the aggravation of the Mall to Sara Curtis. I, Kim Carle, leave running, just in case they discover I never went to school until Sophomore year I, Vickey Carney, leave Mr. Dunn all the apple peezoo he can handle. I, Chris Carroll, leave Leon Constintine to all the teachers Good Luck! I, Kim Carroll, leave my shorthand answer book, (which I wasn ' t supposed to have), to anyone who wishes to complete their Junior year shorthand easily. I, Harry Casey, leave my M.A.S.H. shirt to Mr. Love. I, Mary Casey, leave all of Mrs. Ryan ' s stories of Jennifer and Baby Billy to the Juniors. I, Ed Castellano, leave my shoes to Mrs. Christman to pul under her bed! I, Juan Castro, leave my running to another person. I, Joanne Champagne, leave Lisa, Marianne, and Laurie all my excuses to get out of class so they can hang around the railing or go smoke a butt. I, Rita Champagne, leave my hair to Mrs. Tanner. I, Richard Chandonnet, leave, with hope to succeed in life. I, Brenda Charbonneau, leave my brother the homecom- ing queen tradition to carry out. I, Michele Chateauneuf, leave the bathroom key to Mr. Metthe, and all the worries of the garden to the Plant Man” (Mr. Marchand) himself. I, Gayle Chausse, leave Good Luck and happiness to all my friends in class of ' 85, hoping all your dreams come true. I, Ruth Choate, leave my mannequin to my brother, Bill, as his Prom date. I, Jim Christman, leave my math book to Mr. Vergados. I, Bob Cimon, leave Mr. Rufiange two guys” for all his jobs he has everybody do. I, Dodi Clement, leave to Greater Lowell my younger sister for the next four years. I, Jeff Corcoran, leave a bottle of shampoo to Mr Hould. I, Mark Cote, leave a shovel and a bucket to the Discipline Office. I, Paula Courtemarche, leave ear plugs to Chris Comtoise to listen to Mr. Murphy ' s discipline lecture. I, Cheryl Coutu, leave, knowing I don ' t have to come back. I, Craig Cox, leave all my football coaches, especially Mr. Kane, the relief that I ' m leaving. I, Marty Cronier, leave my long related class to Rob Cam- bray and Sir Lammy. I, Tina Croteau, leave all the notes in my locker I wrote to guys I liked but didn ' t give to them. I, Dawn Daudelin, leave my good sense of humor to all the teachers. I, Larry Days, leave my clean skibbies to Dave Perry. I, Chris Delehanty, leave with Danny R.!!! I, Steve DeMange, leave to the class of ' 85 and all who helped us all the memories of the day and the fascination of the future. I, Romeo Demers, leave the Pulper Room” key to Mad Dog Daigle for future hangovers. I, Ellen Dery, leave Mr. Redding his vinyl sided bookcase with slate top for his future wife to appreciate. I, Denis Desrochers, leave all my LAPs for the past four years in my locker. I, Steve Desruisseaux, leave some of my hair to Mr. R. in electronics. I, Tita Diaz, leave a tube of Topol toothpaste to all the people in the smoking area. I, Tony Dimakarakos, leave the shirt I wore to practice without washing to the soccer team of ' 85. I, Patty Dion, leave to all the Painting and Decorating students, Mr. Metthe. I, Roger Dion, leave all the teachers the headaches I gave them. I, Paula DiRocco, leave my extra credits to Mike Dumont. I, Dave Doherty, leave Mr. Keddie the privilege of know- ing me and my father. I, Lynn Dube, leave to Mr. Redding all the egg McMuffins he didn ' t get to eat. I, Joe Ducharme, leave the memories of giving a hard time to get dismissed to go out to eat. I, Steve Duchesne, leave my height to Mr. Lappin and a box of tissues to Mr. St. Hilaire. I, Debora Dufresne, leave the memories of yesterday and the hopes for tomorrow. I, Denise Duquette, leave permanently I, Lynn Espinola, leave Anna, Anne, and )an a, the hope that someday Mr. Roderick will stop yelling at the athletes after school. I, Manuel Espinola, leave all the teachers the headaches they gave me. I, Rick Evans, leave all of my love to Colleen Gray. I, Frank Fantini, leave the memory of me being there. I, Oscar Febo, leave all my headaches to the next Seniors. I, Magaly Ferrer, leave all my fun times to the underclassmen. I, Tracy Finney, leave my car keys to any Business student who wants to leave school to go out for breakfast. I, Eileen Finnegan, leave bus II to the driver who speeds over the speed bump I, Kevin Finneral, leave all my crib notes to Pat Couillard for his future years. I, Susan Flynn, leave, with the best of memories of the Class of ' 85. I, Erinn Gaffney, leave Ruth a life ' s supply of M M ' s. I, Lynn Gagnon, leave all my dead plants and R j Georgette (the spider) and family to Mr. Marchand. I, Mark Gagnon, leave Mr Adie the baggie I got caught with. I, Donna Gaillardetz, leave with a future with Mark and Danny. I, Lynne Gamache, leave Mr. Yavarrow a year ' s supply of candy sticks from the D.E. Mall. I, Cheryl Gath, leave Mrs. Carroll a year ' s supply of blue eye shadow. I, John Gath, leave all of my homework to Mel Shur- master (I had no choice). I, Dave Gauthier, leave Mr. Conny Marchand a muscle. I, Gerry Gendron, leave my height and some hair to Mr. Sheehy. I, Scott Georgoulis, leave Paul O ' Neil ' s leather jacket to some poor deprived child. I, Tammy Gervais, leave the best of times to be carried on! I, Paul Geulakos, leave a set of radial supreme 60 ' s in the back parking lot. I, Steven Gill, leave ten dollars to Mr. Huot to buy a drib- ble glass. I, Dan Goad, leave my enduring sense of humor to killer Bill May because without it I wouldn ' t have passed his class. I, Lisa Gonsalves, leave Cheryl all the food in the caf, because she needs to gain weight. I, Hector Gonzales, leave my love to one special girl, Nancy. I, Magaliz Gonzales, leave all of my teachers the feeling of appreciation now that I ' m gone. I, Debbie Grant, leave Charleen Gallant and Sharon Dube all my luck the next 2 years that they will share with Mrs. Taylor. I, Shawn Gray, leave all my G.L.R.V.T.S. troubles to my sister Colleen Gray. I, Bill Gray, leave the 3 days in-house and the unfinished case of Heineken to Martha Nawn and Marian Daher. I, Henry Grimard, leave Mr. Mac my cast to my broken nose. I, Rick Guay, leave Dana two years of driving his 64 ' 2 Mustang to school. I, Scott Hamel, leave all my crib notes to Charlene McCarthy. I, George Hamilton, leave my hair to Paul lussaume. I, Robin Hanson, leave all the lockers that can be kicked open to the freshmen. I, Donna Hilton, leave Mr. Marchand my old Botany tests to be used as fertilizer for his garden. I, Helena Horta, dismiss myself from the Voke permanently! I, Kevin Hughes, leave nothing. I, Suzanne Hunnewell, leave ice cream cones and banana splits to the secretaries of the Curriculum Office. I, Lisa lannuzzo, just leave. I, Randall Jackson, leave Mr. Gaieski, 5 gallons of hair spray for his fondu hair cut. I, Michelle Johnson, leave to my teachers and friends the satisfaction of knowing me. I, Tracey Johnson, leave |ana Sullivan enough brain cells to make it thru her Senior year, and to Ms. Cunningham, 3 ft. long shoe laces in hopes that she can find the man to measure up. I, Van Johnson, leave all my pity to the juniors. I, Barbie Jones, leave good luck to all the underclassmen. I, Brian Jones, leave my bottle of shampoo to Mr. Gerald Hould. I, Val Jump, leave Mr. Cassin a toupee. I, Lisa Kavalowskas, leave Mr. Metthe a comb with no teeth and Mr. D a good joke book. I, Nancy Kendall, leave Mr. Metthe a toupee and Mr. D a new toe. I, Kim Kiberstis, leave my elevator key to anyone who dares to use it. I, Walter Kinney, with sound mind and body leave all my memories of good will to future graduates. I, Leslie Knott, leave Mr. Peter Vergados a big kiss. I, Ted Koza, leave my attitude to all my teachers. I, Quych Kieu, leave all of my teachers the feeling of gratitude. I, Tracy LaCedra, leave Greater Lowell with a lot of memories. I, Dave Laderoute, leave a LAP eating locker to consume any and all LAPs placed inside it. I, Andre Laflamme, leave a box of diet pills to Norman Jussaume. I, Diane Lally, leave all my writing assignments to anyone who gets Mr. Yavarrow for accounting. I, John Lamphier, leave my fame as a student and my heart to Ms. Christman. I, Brenda LaPlante, leave all my drawing and design materials to Mark Coutu. I, Brian LaPlante, leave my muscles to Mark Provencal. I, Robert Larmand, leave the proper way to talk to Mr. Vergados. I, Ronald Larose, leave my grades to my sister Elaine. I, Jamie Leduc, leave Mr. Ventola in charge of protecting my babe through Senior year. I, Renee LeClair, leave Slim Psaledakis all the Budweiser ' s she can drink. I, Craig Lemire, leave 4 broken lockers to the underclassmen, and my cold to Mr. Wholey. I, Dave Lescard, leave all my bandannas to Mr. Payelian. I, Cathy Letendre, leave my sister Nancy Letendre the 3 years she has left in this school. I, Moe Letendre, leave my brothers Ronald and Donald, the twins, to all my teachers. I, Mark Levasseur, leave my good looks to Mr. Boisvert in Auto. I, Sheryl Levasseur, leave windows in all the rooms with none. I, Bob L ' Heureux, leave a pair of high boots to the Discipline Office. I, Bob Liston, leave some of my brain to Bob Smith. I, Anna Lopez, leave Mrs. Taylor some earplugs and aspirin for all the time we had to radio on WSSH A.M. I, Bill Lussier, leave my math textbook to Mr. Vergados. I, John Lyman, leave my great speed to Coach MacLaughlin. I, Michelle MacAulay, leave my ant and candy earrings to my favorite teacher, Ms. Cunningham. I, Rachel MacEachern, leave Mrs. Tanner some piece of mind, and all bad memories behind. I, Penny MacFadgen, leave Kelly Fortin all the water bot- tles in shop! Have fun! I, Maryjane MacKenzie, leave without hesitation. I, Bill McCabe, leave 1 cup of coffee to joe Montbleau, and all my old tissues to everyone else. I, Michael McDonagh, leave all my teachers the memories of what it was and what it will be. I, Steven McLaughlin, leave all my LAPs and notebook to Mel Shurmaster and all the trash in my locker to whomever wants it. I, Joe McTeague, leave my checkerboard sneakers to Greater Lowell Voke. I, Steve Maturah, leave a bottle of Jamaican White Rum to Steve Gaubete. I, Scott Maille, leave all my late slips to Mrs. Monette. I, Jane Mailloux, leave Ms. Taylor a year ' s supply of false eyelashes. I, Dave Malone, leave the teachers the memories of hav- ing me in this school. I, Dora Marco, leave all my hard work in cosmo to Aurea. I, Lisa Marcouiller, leave all my teachers a good feeling, I ' m gone for good. I, Yvonne Marquis, leave all my questions to Mrs. Makarewicz. I, Margo Martel, leave a nervous breakdown to Mrs. Bent and a big kiss to Mr. Baglieri. I, Bill Martin, leave this school to all the poor freshmen yet to come. I, Orlando Martinez, leave my real name to Mr. Mayor Brian Martin. I, Sandy Martinez, leave my good and bad times to Sharon Palisoul, in hopes her Senior year turns out great. I, Don Mello, leave my moustache to my related teacher Mr. Huot. We, Kim Mello and Todd Bello, leave together happily. I, Anabelo Melo, leave Mr. St. Hilaire my handkerchief. I, Juan Mercado, leave all my cockroaches to the Voke. I, Susan Mercier, leave my computer to Mrs. Bent for bet- ter use in the future. I, Gregg Meuse, leave the money I owe for the broken window in the gym to the school. I, Andrea Mills, leave Sean Maturah all my good chemistry work. I, Sue Malloy, leave every excuse there is for coming in late to the graduating class of ' 86, and a sad farewell to Mr. Dunn. I, Stephen Morin, leave some of my printing abilities to Mr. Jussaume. I, Kim Morris, leave all Mrs. M ' s faces to the school. I, Robert Moulton, leave all my related LAPs to all my teachers and to Coach Murphy my snikes and my jogging suit. I, Karen Murray, leave my attitude to Ms. Tanner and Ms. Daher to deal with in later years. I, Lisa Muscovitz, leave Mr. May 99eh and 1 will get you 3 and my sister a bottle of Tylenol for her remaining three years. I, Sheila Neely, leave all my teachers the joy and hap- piness of knowing that I am finally gone. I, Amy Newell, leave to my shop teachers a Thankeepu for all the caring, sharing, listening and love they included in teaching. I, Jerry Nobrega, leave my sense of humor to Mr. Chouinard and Mr. Connie Marchand. I, Cheryl Nordstrome, leave all the candy in the machines to Mr. Lappin. I, Carol Norkiewicz, leave (R.J.) Mr. O ' Malley all the spiders in t he school and Mr. Weilbrenner all my pro- blems since freshman year. I, Thomas O ' Flaherty, leave Mr. Rufiange a blow-up doll. I, AnnMarie Olin, leave all my typing timings to julie. I, Lisa Olin, leave my younger sister, Lori, the best of luck in her future, and Mrs. Sharkey an ouchless bandaid. I, Kristen Oljey, leave GLRVTS with a lot of good and bad times to remember. I, Paul O ' Neil, leave Mr. M. a stack of Bibles. I, Sue Ouellette, leave with hopes that I ' ll always have more than three minutes to get anywhere. I, Scott Palermo, leave my uncle ' s toupee to Mr. Nygren. I, Lisa Paquette, leave looking at typewriter keys to my sister Lori, along with my whiteout. I, Martha Pare, leave Mrs. Grady the pleasure of not hav- ing to wonder if I will be coming in late. I, Chris Parks, leave earplugs to any future student who has Mrs. Carroll. I, Kathy Patenaude, leave with the memories that will last a lifetime. I, Linda Patenaude, leave my laziness to Mr. Lefebvre and all my excuses to the freshmen who need them. I, Julie Paul, leave, finally. I, Jeff Perez, leave a box of tissues to the booga man. I, David Perry, leave all my late slips to Mr. Hewitt. I, Steve Perry, leave some of my patience to those who will have Mr. Vergados and Mr. Barnfield. I, John Philbrick, leave Mr. Gaieski 5 gallons of hairspray. I, Dawn Star Picarad, being of sound mind and body, leave the three flights of stairs to the underclassmen. Good Luck! I, Cheryl Pickard, leave sanity to anyone who can make it through all four years at the Voke. I, Kim Pickering, leave Mr. L. all the tools I stole from him in tenth grade. I, Peter Plunkett, leave my white electric sticker to whomever gets my locker. I, Lori Pratt, leave a sad good-bye to Mr. Dunn, Mr. Marchand, and Mr. Chouinard. I, Beth Provencher, leave Mrs. Tanner a strand of hair, my glasses, and all the clothes she didn ' t like. I, Scott Prowker, leave my teachers and the hassels to the next Seniors. I, Elena Psaledakis, leave Renee LeClair all the Budweiser she can drink. I, Guy Puleo, leave a muzzle to Mrs. Nicholson, for the good health of the underclassmen. I, Debbie Quintal, leave all my thanks to Mrs. Dion and Ms. Royte for four wonderful years. I, Karen Racette, leave Mrs. Georges a Spanish dictionary. I, Laurie Ray, leave all my hair to Mr. Cassin and one package of golfballs to play on his pants. I, Michael Reeney, leave a wrapper from an apple pie and chocolate chip cookies somewhere in the building. I, John Reilly, leave Mr. Marchand a few screams in a cor- ked bottle. I, Brian Reynolds, leave my mirror to Kevin Brady. I, Ronnie Richards, leave a case of extra-strength Tylenol to Mr. Mac for all the headaches I ' ve given him. I, Mark Robarge, leave my Monday mornings and the detentions that came with them to whomever may want them. I, Doe Roberge, leave the two Teddy Bears down in discipline the memories of all the good times with speedy. ' ' I, Cheryl Roberts, leave Linda Raymond lots of luck with my pal Mr. V. I, Dan Roberts, leave with Chris D. I, David Roche, leave all my teachers my good nature. I, Darlene Rondeau, leave all my memories to the nice looking guys I used to follow in the halls. I, Moe Rondeau, leave CLRVTS wit da nowlege dat I lemd somtim. I, Roger Rondeau, leave Dave Leonard my bed in the nurse ' s office. I, Angel Rosado, leave my brain tumors to my English teacher Ms. Betses. I, Geraldo Rosario, leave all my Irish songs to Mr. Sheehy. I, Edelmiro Sanchez, leave this place in peace. I, Fernando Santana, leave Mrs. Christman my apprecia- tion for all her help. I, Ana Santos, leave my gym clothes to all the teachers to remember me. I, Kenny Santos, leave some of my hair to Paul Lappin. I, Bill Sawlan, leave Mr. Rufiange to all the upcoming juniors and Seniors. I, Kim Sayball, leave the school lunches and all my sym- pathy to freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. I, Kelly Shaw, leave Mr. Calledare without passing a single test! I, Kevin Sheehan, leave all my fellow idiots a bottle of Roth Broth in the mall cafe for all the times I ' ve seen Mr. Foley. I, John Sheridan, leave this school, never to return. I, Dennis Sigman, leave all stolen property from the lockers to Lou Rondeau. I, Bonnie Silk, leave my dirty looks to Mrs. Carroll and to Joyce a box of tissues. I, Maria Silva, leave Mr. Baglieri his one hour. I, Brian Singster, leave $5.00 for the Beaker to get a nose job. I, Lisa Soule, leave Mrs. Georges some sanity. ' I, Dawn Sousa, leave Mrs. Taylor my cosmo shoes that are always in my locker. I, Mark Sousa, leave without ever learning a thing! I, Chris SI. Jean, leave all my teachers two cases of jack Daniels to celebrate with now that I ' m gone. I, John Steere, leave one raincoat to the Junior who sits in the front seat of Mr. Huot ' s class. I, Paul Sullivan, leave all my old LAPs to Anne Marie Sylvester (for a price). I, Carl Surkis, leave all my detentions that I never went to Ha, ha, ha to Mr. Baglieri. I, Lisa Surprenant, leave Ms. Daher all my problems and headaches I gave her. I, Suaman Suarez, leave all the responsibility of getting as rowdy as possible to Luis Castro. I, April Taft, leave all my homework to Donna and Patty. I, Linda Taylor, leave Mr. May all the aggravation he gave me. I, Rosemarie Thayer, leave I, James Thomas, leave all my absentees to Paul Jussaume. I, Bill Toupin, leave all my shocking experiences to the underclassmen. I, Steve Trzienski, leave my intelligence to future students. I, David Turcotte, leave Mr. Murphy with the thought that I ' m one that he never got to. I, Robin Turcotte, leave Mrs. Ward all my unfinished homework. I, Carlos Villegas, leave all my teachers ' gift certificates to the state mental ward. I, Maryanne Vinas, leave three pin curls, two finger waves, one perm rod to my shop teacher Mrs. Taylor. I, Ron Vincent, leave a toupe to Mr. Tom Gallagher. I, Victoria Visconti, leave the false rumor that you ' re sup- posed to learn something here. I, Carl Wacome, leave my Monday mornings to anyone who wants them. I, Annette Warren, leave Sandy Lamaroux my voice box so she can be heard throughout the school. I, Renee Witmyer, leave my sister to carry on the Wit- myer name. I, Chris Whynot, leave everyone with the threat of knowing Mr. M. I, Wendi Wolf, leave Steve Duchesne one pack of pens, and the rest of my belongings to Dawn, Cheryl and Paul. I, Kathy Wright, leave Mr. B., Mrs. B, and Mr. St. Hilaire a box of tissues for the tears they will shed not to have me in class anymore. Intermission of the big reasons Greater Lowell runs so smoothly is because Chief Engineer Bob Redding and his capable staff are always ' on top of every problem in the school. Whether it ' s a leaky pipe, a flooded room or a cracked wall. Bob and his crew are always there with an answer and a cure to the problem. It is our luck to have Bob and several of the crew in our office today for an ex- clusive ln -Vokie interview. ln -Vokie: Hi Bob: Not us ln -Vokie: What ' s Up? Bob: The ceiling, we hope. ln -Vokie: Seriously gang, your reputation as troubleshooters in this building is famous. How do you do it? Tracey: One thing we do well is roam around the halls and check everything out. We make a habit of doing this daily. ln -Vokie: Tracey, how come you carry a basketball wherever you go? ln -Vokie: Why do you carry a hockey stick, Val? Val: Actually I prefer to call it my speed wrench, not a hockey stick. If something doesn ' t work or won ' t move, one good whack and 9 times out of 10 I ' ve persuaded the part to move or work again. ln -Vokie: Well gang, thanks for the in-depth look at our school ' s crack team of troubleshooters. Gang: Just call us the Voke-Busters. Tracey: There are basically two reasons for this. The first is to plug up leaks in the pipes, and the second is to dribble the ball loudly to wake up Bob. He ' s always nodding off. ln -Vokie: Why the hard hat Bob? Bob: As David Byrne of the Falkig Heads says about his big suit, why not! Actually, if you worked with this staff you ' d wear a hard hat too. 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Lowell, MA 01854 Boumil, Brian J. 37 York St. Dracut, MA 01826 Carney, Vickey A. 7 Hampton Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 A he am, James R. 2 South Franklin Court Lowell, MA 01854 Benoit, Christine C. 589 School St. Lowell, MA 01851 Boumil, Edward W. 37 York St. Dracut, MA 01826 Carroll, Christopher 82 Janice Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Alexander, Jeffrey P. 146 Alma St. Lowell, MA 01854 Benoit, Kimberly A. 40 Glennon Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Bourgeois, Doreen 40 Beaudry St. Lowell, MA 01850 Carroll, Kimberly A. 228 Lawrence St. Lowell, MA 01852 Anglin, James J. 37 Juniper St. Lowell, MA 01852 Berard, Brian R. 19 Wright St. Lowell, MA 01854 Boutin, Lucille J. 51 Goodhue Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Carroll, Lisa M. 409 Westford St. Lowell, MA 01851 Anstiss, William A. 219 Salem St. Lowell, MA 01854 Berard, Denise D. 31 Dana St. Lowell, MA 01850 Brady, John B. 25 Crowley St. Lowell, MA 01852 Carter, Richard M. 63 Fisher St. Lowell, MA 01850 Archambautt, Robert N. 757 Broadway St. Lowell, MA 01854 Bergeron, Roger D. 43 Crescent St. Lowell, MA 01851 Brady, Joseph 144 Hampshire St. Lowell, MA 01850 Casey, Henry L 21 Third St. Lowell, MA 01850 Armstrong, Katherine 102 West Fore st St. Lowell, MA 01851 Bergeron, Sandra M. 176 Ludlam St. Lowell, MA 01850 Brady, Steven R. 37 Leveret St. Lowell, MA 01851 Casey, Mary E. 188 Ennell St. Lowell, MA 01850 Arpin, Joanne M. 31 Houghton St. Lowell, MA 01851 Berube, Renee J. 232 Lincoln St. Lowell, MA 01852 Brady, Susan 28 Saratoga St. Lowell, MA 01852 Castellano, Edward J. Willowdale Ave. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Artis, Sharon 2 Colwell Ave. Apt. 13 Lowell, MA 01852 Bettencourt, Brian M. 121 Old Marsh Hill Rd. Dracut, MA 01826 Britton, Cathy 57 Faith Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Castro, Juan D. 1 1 Colwell Ave. Lowell, MA 01852 Aubrey, Christopher R. 343 Clark Rd. Lowell, MA 01852 Bienvenue, Richard F. 108 Stromquist Ave. Lowell, MA 01852 Brown, Kelley A. 16 Wedgemera Dr. Lowell, MA 01852 Champagne, Rita A. 624 Central St. Lowell, MA 10852 Ayotte, Renee R. 2 10 Seventh Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 Bilodeau, Michael N. 3 Durant St. Lowell, MA 01850 Brunelle, Steven R. 1434 Varnum Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 Chandonnet, Richard L 18 Billings St. Lowell, MA 01850 Bail larg eon, Michael 375 Pawtucket St. Lowell, MA 01854 Bisson, George E. 12 Sherbrook St. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Buckley, Sharon J. 44 Leo Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Charbonneau, Brenda M. 200 Baldwin St. Lowell, MA 01851 Baldwin, April D. 93 Lincoln St. Lowell, MA 01851 Blanchard, Thomas F. 101 Laurie Lane Lowell, MA 01854 Broke, Robbin M. 70 Smith St. Lowell, MA 01851 Chascin, Karen E. 18 Morton St. Lowell, MA 01852 Barbera, Lisa D. 64 Grand St. Lowell, MA 01851 Blanchette, Brenda L 128 Reservoir St. Lowell, MA 01850 Buteau, Danielle M. 707 Princeton Blvd. Lowell, MA 01851 Chateauneuf, Michele 15 Fifth Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 Baril, Carol Marie 135 Alma St. Lowell, MA 01854 Blanchette, Richard A. 68 Commonwealth Ave. Lowell, MA 01852 Caisse, Gerald W. 16 Emery St. Lowell, MA 01851 Chausse, Gayle Marie 936 Hildreth Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Baril, Richard M. 1 1 Quimby Ave. Lowell, MA 01851 Bogdanowkz, Gerard P. 72 Swift St. Lowell, MA 01852 Camerota, James R. 143 Willard St. Lowell, MA 01850 Choate, Ruth E. 182 Kendall Rd. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Bastien, Darlene L 17 Cambridge Place Lowell, MA 01851 Boisvert, Dianne L 1088 Bridge St. Lowell, MA 01850 Campbell, Steven 16 Brookside St Lowell, MA 01854 Ctmon, Robert C., Jr. 61 Shea St. Apt 10 Lowell, MA 01854 Beaurfcy, Charles E. 151 Wood St. Lowell, MA 01851 Boley, Leonard R. 42 Mary Theresa Terr. Lowell, MA 01854 Cant res, Luis L 1 1 Colwell Ave Lowell, MA 01852 Clement, Dorothy A. Pond St Dunstable, MA 01827 Beaulieu, Paul B. 1 14 Gershom Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 Boiis, Susan M. 96 School St Lowell, MA 01854 Capone, Mark R. 235 Salem St Lowell, MA 01854 Copley, Russell 168 High St. U 5 Lowell, MA 01852 Beaulieu, Susan T. 58 Robbin St Lowell, MA 01851 Bomil, Stephen M. 82 Willie St. Lowell, MA 01851 Cardoza, Shelly L 31 Robbins St Lowell, MA 01851 Corcoran, Jeff F. 301 Old Marsh Hill Rd Dracut, MA 01826 211 Corrigan, Timothy P. Main St. Dunstable, MA 01827 Dery, Ellen M. 43 Seventh St. Lowell, MA 01850 Dumont, Michael J. 1176 Lawrence St. Lowell, MA 01852 Finney, Tracy A. 18 Cedar Court Lowell, MA 01852 Cote, Mark P. 1002 Mammoth Rd Dracut, MA 01826 DeSousa, Nuno G. 38 So Walker St. Lowell, MA 01851 Dunbrack, Vernon R. 96 1 Street Dracut, MA 01826 Fitzpatrick, Amy L. 59 Crescsnt St. Lowell, MA 01851 Courtemarche, Paula R. 20 Seventh St Lowell, MA 0 1850 Desrochers, David P. 43 Donahue Rd. Dracut, MA 01826 Duquette, Denise L. 190 Ennell St. Lowell, MA 01850 Flagg, Kenneth 467 Wentworth Ave. Lowell, MA 01852 Coutu, Cheryl A. 52 Crescent St. Lowell, MA 01851 Desrochers, Denis A. 24 Nichols St. Lowell, MA 01851 Eiben, Leslie C. 29 Coburn Drive Lowell, MA 01854 Flynn, Susan Irene 100 Ludlam St. Lowell, MA 01850 Couture, Elizabeth J. 643 Westford St. Lowell, MA 01851 Desruisseaux, Stephen 50 Quebec St. Lowell, MA 01852 Elie, Kenneth P. 945 Broadway Rd. Dracut, MA 01826 Forest, David W. 521 Boylston St. Lowell, MA 01852 Cox, Craig T. 52 Rea St. Lowell, MA 01852 Deveau, Stephen M. 100 Pemberton St. Apt. 1 Dracut, MA 01826 Emond, Edward 53 Inland St. Lowell, MA 01851 Fortin, Ftenry Joseph 85 Washington St. Lowell, MA 01851 Cregg, Bonnie M. 59 Eugene St. Lowell, MA 01852 Diaz, Isabelita 157 Smith St. Lowell, MA 01851 Ercolani, Timothy M. 3 Nelson Ave. Lowell, MA 01852 Fournier, Pamela C. 343 Tyngsboro Rd. Dracut, MA 01826 Cregg, William R. 59 Eugene St. Lowell, MA 01852 Dillon, Kimberly A. 78 Shaw St. Lowell, MA 01851 Espinola, Lynn M. 47 Cedar St. Lowell, MA 01852 Francisco, Stephen 528 Gorham St. Lowell, MA 01852 Cronier, Martin E. 62 Cerrish Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Dimakarakos, Tony 342 Mammoth Rd. Lowell, MA 01854 Espinola, Manuel 101 Concord St. Lowell, MA 01852 Fraser, Randy J. 840 Varnum Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 Croteau, Tina L. 482 Fletcher St. Lowell, MA 01854 Dion, Patricia Lee 30 Burgess St. Lowell, MA 01851 Evans, Christine 56 Beacon St. Lowell, MA 01850 Friend, Lisa M. 77 Christy Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Daggett, Richard B. 1473 Lakeview Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Dion, Peter L. 44 Elliot Dr. Lowell, MA 01852 Evans, Richard J. 50 Wellesley Ave. Lowell, MA 01851 Fryns, David R. 5 Hazel Sq. Lowell, MA 01850 Daigle, David A. 136 Donahue Rd Dracut, MA 01826 Dion, Roger D. 78 Farmland Rd Lowell, MA 01850 Fantini, Francis D. II 17 Sawtelle Place Lowell, MA 01851 Gaffney, Erinn E. 80 Upham St. Lowell, MA 01851 Darezzo, John G. 1332 Hildreth St. Dracut, MA 01826 Dirocco, Paula C. 326 Mammoth Rd. Lowell, MA 01854 Farmer, Paula J. 16 Astor St. Lowell, MA 01852 Gagnon, Lynn M. 2104 Lakeview Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 DaSilva, Maria L. 18 Ames St. Lowell, MA 01852 Dixon, Christopher T. 293 Pawtucket St. Lowell, MA 01854 Farmer, Tammy M. 44 Osgood St. Lowell, MA 01851 Gagnon, Mark C. 74 A Street Lowell, MA 01851 Daudelin, Dawn M. 84 Willie St. Lowell, MA 01851 Doherty, David 25 Greenfield St. Lowell, MA 01851 Farrell, Chris T. 29 Chestnut St. Lowell, MA 01852 Gagnon, Scott P. 1489 Hildreth St. Dracut, MA 01826 Days, Lawrence A. 379 Hildreth St. Lowell, MA 01850 Doherty, Shawn P. 136 Stafford Rd Lowell, MA 01852 Febo, Oscar F. 1431 Gorham St. Lowell, MA 01852 Gaillardetz, Donna M. 21 West St. Lowell, MA 01850 Dean, Gary W. 81 Coburn Rd. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Dougherty, Steven P. 119 Old Rd. Dracut, MA 01826 Ferrer, Magaly 13 Ecklund Terr Lowell, MA 01852 Gallagher, Robin S. 10 Acton St Lowell, MA 01852 Delehanty, Christine 1 1 Hillside St. Lowell, MA 01851 Dovale, Jaime 11 Mill St. Lowell, MA 01852 Finn, Michelle M. 54 Emery St. Lowell, MA 01851 Gamache, Lynne J. 150 West Sixth St. Lowell, MA 01850 Demange, Steven M. 187 No. Llewellyn St. Lowell, MA 01850 Dube, Lynn R. 8 Waterford St. Lowell, MA 01854 Finnegan, Eileen M. 16 Cosgrove St. Lowell, MA 01852 Gameau, Robin M. 167 Quebec St. Lowell, MA 01852 Demers, Romeo D. lOTrudelAve Dracut, MA 01826 Ducharme, Joseph A. 61 Columbia St. Lowell, MA 01851 Finneral, Kevin M. 41 Cidalia Dr. Lowell, MA 01854 Garon, Ralph A. 35 Temple St. Lowell, MA 01851 Demetroulias, John 33 Phillips St. Lowell, MA 01854 Duschesne, Steven J. 43 Third St. Dracut, MA 01826 Finnerty, Michael E. 345 Walker St. Lowell, MA 01851 Gath, Cheryl A. 80 Inland St. Lowell, MA 01851 Derouin, John P. 69 Clitheroe St. Lowell, MA 01851 Dufresne, Debora A. 72 Carolyn St. Lowell, MA 01850 Finney, Karl J. 18 Cedar Court Lowell, MA 01852 Gath, John 36 Fruit St. Lowell, MA 01852 212 Gauthier, David W. 42 Delard St. Lowell, MA 01854 Hanson, Robin L. 69 Burnham Rd Lowell, MA 01852 Kane, Lisa A. 37 Oakland Ave. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Laplante, Brenda 6 Ardell St. Lowell, MA 01854 Gay, Jannette Loralee 1290 Main St. Tewksbury, MA 01876 Hartley, Anthony H. 145 P.O. Square Apt. B201 Lowell, MA 01853 Kavalowskas, Lisa C. 1000 Middlesex St. Lowell, MA 01851 Laplante, Brian J. 6 Ardell St Lowell, MA 01854 Gendron, David R. 511 School St. Lowell, MA 01851 Healey, Pamela J. 301 Wilder St Lowell, MA 01851 Kelley, Sean M. 7 Mt Paul Rd. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Lapointe, Kevin R. 566 Market St. Lowell, MA 01854 Gendron, Gerald D. 89 Avenue C Lowell, MA 01851 Hebert, Troy J. 458 Pelham Rd. Dracut, MA 01826 Kendall, Nancy J. 52 Lane Street Lowell, MA 01851 Larmand, Robert G. 166 Cumberland Rd. Lowell, MA 01850 Georgoulis, Scott C. 1558 Varnum Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 Herbert, Joseph M. 47 Mary Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Kiberstis, Kimberly J. 25 Fox St. Lowell, MA 01850 Larose, Ronald R. 77 Dracut St. Lowell, MA 01854 Gervais, Tammy A. 28 Pawtucket Blvd. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Hilton, Donna M. 595 Westford St. Lowell, MA 01851 Kieu, Quych V. 55 Willow St. Lowell, MA 01852 Larry, Kathryn G. 82 Hanks St. Lowell, MA 01852 Geulakos, Paul 281 Old Marsh Hill Rd Dracut, MA 01826 Horta, Helena M. 203 Charles St. Lowell, MA 01852 King, Brian T. 15 Lisa Lane Lowell, MA 01854 Laurin, Raymond 21 Monarch St. Lowell, MA 01854 Gill, Daniel P. 9 Caddell Ave. Lowell, MA 01851 Hughes, Kevin Robert 315 Tulip Lane Lowell, MA 01851 King, Robert 117 Chapel St. Lowell, MA 01852 Leakeas, Mark R. 1266 Hildreth St Dracut, MA 01826 Gill, Steven P. 16 Robert St. Lowell, MA 01854 Hunnewell, Suzanne 671 Varnum Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 Kinney, Walter L. 102 Epping St Lowell, MA 01852 LeClair, Renee A. 14 Tyngsboro Rd. Dracut, MA 01826 Goad, Daniel P. 16 W. Ninth St. Lowell, MA 01850 lannuzzo, Lisa A. 137 Bedford Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 Knott, Leslie A. 64 Fulton St. Lowell, MA 01850 Leduc, Jamie L. 151 Bellvue St. Lowell, MA 01851 Gonsalves, Lisa M. 115 Lafayette St. Lowell, MA 01854 Jackson, Randall C. 16 Bachman St. Lowell, MA 01850 Koza, Thaddeus 240 Thorndike St Lowell, MA 01852 Lemire, Craig A. 15 Otis St. Lowell, MA 01852 Gonzalez, Hector Jr. 237 Adams St. Apt 5 Lowell, MA 01852 Jacques, Steve G. 174 Coburn St. Lowell, MA 01850 Kuilan, Angel 16 Lagrange St. Lowell, MA 01854 Lescard, David 214 Sherburne Ave. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Gonzalez, Magaliz 2 Dane St. Lowell, MA 01854 James, Anthony R. 42 W. Fourth St Lowell, MA 01850 Kulisich, Christine A. 21 Beech St. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Letendre, Catherine M. 788 Merrimack St. Lowell, MA 01854 Grant, Deborah Marie 13 Forest St. Lowell, MA 01851 Jarek, Richard P. 328 Primrose Hill Rd. Dracut, MA 01826 LaCedra, Tracy A. 905 Lakeview Ave. Lowell, MA 01850 Letendre, John A. 28 Magnolia St. Lowell, MA 01854 Gray, Shawn S. 14 Methuen St. Lowell, MA 01850 Jesak, Joseph J. Jr. 383 High St. Lowell, MA 01852 Lach, Leslie A. 49 Fox Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Letendre, Maurice A. 47 Cidalia St. Lowell, MA 01854 Gray, William Joseph 122 So Walker St. Lowell, MA 01851 Johnson, Michelle M. 265 Burnham Rd Lowell, MA 01852 Laderoute, David L. 829 Princeton Blvd. Lowell, MA 01851 Letendre, Richard W. 28 Magnolia St. Lowell, MA 01854 Grimard, Henry R. 46 Aiken Ave. Lowell, MA 01850 Johnson, Ronald L. 18 Savoy Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Laferriere, Richard 158 Berkley Ave Lowell, MA 01852 Levasseur, Mark L. 203 Stedman St. Lowell, MA 01851 Guay, Richard M. Groton St. Dunstable, MA 01827 Johnson, Tracey L. 448 Beacon St. Lowell, MA 01850 Laflamme, Andrea M. 29 Woodward Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 Levasseur, Sheryl A. 67 Wedgemere Dr Lowell, MA 01851 Hallberg, Michael E. 36 O ' Connell St. Lowell, MA 01852 Johnson, Van B. 33 Vermont Ave Dracut, MA 01826 Laflamme, Andre E. Jr. 29 Woodward Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 L ' Heureux, Robert A. 31 Queen St. Lowell, MA 01851 Hamel, Scott J. 10 Thorncliff Ave Lowell, MA 01851 Jones, Barbie E. 1180 Gorham St Lowell, MA 01854 Lally, Diane 43 Jordan St Dracut, MA 01826 Liston, Robert F. 113 Hally Road Lowell, MA 01854 Hamilton, George W. 30 Fulton St. Lowell, MA 01850 Jones, Brian K. 340 Andover St. Lowell, MA 01852 Lamphier, John 39 St. James Street Lowell, MA 01852 Lopez, Anna 640 Market St. Lowell, MA0 1854 Hanson, Julie Anne 40 Mead St Lowell, MA 01852 Jump, Valerie A. 1 10 Bartlett St. Lowell, MA 01852 Langlois, John R. 33 Butterfield St Lowell, MA 01854 Lupien, Donald R. 27 York St. Dracut, MA 01826 213 Lyman, John Michael 155 Humphrey St. Lowell, MA 01850 McAnespie, Brian j. 28 Berkeley Ave. Lowell, MA 01852 Montbleau, Lisa A. 12 Dracut St. Lowell, MA 01854 Oljey, Kristen M. 306 Aiken Ave. Apt. 3 Lowell, MA 01850 MacAulay, Michelle M. 14% Varnum Ave. Lowell, MA0 1854 McCabe, William E. 1031 Middlesex St Lowell, MA 01851 Morin, Daniel 103 Ennell St. Lowell, MA 01850 O ' Neil, Paul F. 426 Rosewood Lane Lowell, MA 01851 MacEachern, Rachel K. Fletcher St. Dunstable, MA 01827 McCann, John H. 8 Billerica St. Lowell, MA 01852 Morin, Donald 103 Ennell St. Lowell, MA 01850 Ouellette, Suzanne C. 63 Beaulieu St. Lowell, MA 01850 MacFadgen, Penny A. 15 Robinson St. Lowell, MA 01852 McCarthy, Brian N. 14 Dumerle St. Lowell, MA 01851 Morin, Stephen G. 71 New Spalding St. Lowell, MA 01851 Palermo, Scott D. 1461 Pawtucket Blvd. Lowell, MA 01854 Mackenzie, Maryjane Oak St. Dunstable, MA 01827 McCarthy, George 178 Mt. Pleasant St. Lowell, MA 01850 Morris, Kimberly A. 41 Luz Drive Lowell, MA 01851 Pappas, James G. 37 Staples St. Lowell, MA 01851 MacLean, Donald B. Main St. Dunstable, MA 01827 McCarthy, Robert J. 84 Durant St. Lowell, MA 01850 Morrison, Paul A. 109 Lamb St. Lowell, MA 01854 Paquette, Lisa A. 120 Bartlett St. Lowell, MA 01852 Macomber, Daniel J. Forest Hill Rd Dunstable, MA 01827 McCullough, Patricia 15 Fruit St. Lowell, MA 01852 Moulton, Robert W. 106 Virginia Ave. Lowell, MA 01852 Pare, Martha 107 Alcott St. Lowell, MA 01852 Maguire, Richard K. 12 Keene St Lowell, MA 01852 McDonagh, Michael A. 185 Andover St. Lowell, MA 01852 Muniz, Carlos A. 63 Liberty St. Lowell, MA 01851 Pare, Michelle 21 1 Forest Park Rd. Dracut, MA 01826 Maille, Scott C. 365 Pawtucket Blvd. 7 Lowell, MA 01854 Mdnnis, Scot E. 12 Forest St. Lowell, MA 01851 Murray, Karen 18 Fay Memorial Dr. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Parks, Christine L. 78 South Loring St, Lowell, MA 01851 Mailloux, jane M. 200 Cumberland Rd. Lowell, MA 01850 McLaughlin, Steven S. 29 Winthrop Ave. Lowell, MA 01851 Muscovitz, Lisa G. 37 Shawmkut Ave. Lowell, MA 01851 Patenaude, Kathy A. 331 Aiken Ave. Lowell, MA 01850 Malone, David M. 62 Ellis Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 McNeil, Bryan Andrew 648 Stevens St. Lowell, MA 01851 Neely, Sheila A. 65 Tadmuck Rd Westford, MA 01886 Patenaude, Linda L. 78 Shaw St. Lowell, MA 01851 Marchand, Daniel R. 45 Cannongate Rd. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 McTeague, Joseph B. 131 Cashin St. Lowell, MA 01851 Newell, Amy L. 1361 Pawtucket Blvd. Lowell, MA 01854 Paul, Julie Anne 199 Mammoth Rd. Lowell, MA 01854 Marco, Dora E. 1405 Gorham St. Lowell, MA 01852 Melanson, John C. 1 1 Joyce Ave. Lowell, MA 01851 Newell, Kevin J. 27 Crowley St. Lowell, MA 01852 Pelletier, Brian K. 49 Bunker Hill Ave. Lowell, MA 01850 Marcouillier, Lisa M. 92 Lamb St. Lowell, MA 01854 Mello, Donald E. 2008 Mammoth Rd Lowell, MA 01854 Noble Michael J. 145 P.O. Square A-218 Lowell, MA 01852 Perez, Jeffrey T. 84 Andover St. Apt A3 Lowell, MA 01852 Marquis, Yvonne H. 56 Russell St. Lowell, MA 01852 Mello, Kimberly A. 36 Court St. Lowell, MA 01852 Nobrega, Gerald J. 427 Chelmsford St. Lowell, MA 01851 Perrin, Ronald E. 11 Wiggin St. Lowell, MA 01854 Martel, Margo Georgia 8 Quimby Ave. Lowell, MA 01851 Melo, Anabela F. 386 Concord St Lowell, MA 01852 Nokham, Phetsamoune M. 377 Westford St. Lowell, MA 01852 Perry, David 42 Arlington St. Lowell, MA 01854 Martin, Raymond F. 42 London St Lowell, MA 01852 Mercado, Juan E. 55 Salem St. Lowell, MA 01854 Nordstrom, Cheryl A. 172 Trotting Pk Rd Lowell, MA 01854 Perry, Karen A. 97 Eighteenth St. Lowell, MA 01850 Martin, William C. 40 Cedar St. Lowell, MA 01850 Mercier, Susan G. 22 Morse St Lowell, MA 01851 Norkiewicz, Carol A. 2106 Lakeview Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Perry, Steven M. 59 Winsor Park Rd. Lowell, MA 01852 Martinez, J. Orlando 46 Franklin St. Lowell, MA 01854 Meuse, Gregg A. French St Dunstable, MA 01827 Nowak, John P. 727 Hildreth St. Dracut, MA 01826 Phetsomphou, Somxay 7 Lane Court St. Lowell, MA 01854 Martinez, Sandra Y. 46 Franklin St. Lowell, MA 01854 Mills, Andrea Yvette 50 Waugh St. Lowell, MA 01854 O ' Flaherty, Thomas J. 26 Wilder Rd. Lowell, MA 01852 Philbrick, John E. Elm St. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Matte, David W. 104 Sherburne Ave. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Molloy, Susan V. 377 Westford St. Lowell, MA 01851 Olin, AnnMarie 76 Beacon St. Lowell, MA 01850 Picard, Dawn K. 130 Westford St. Lowell, MA 01851 Maturah, Steven 336 Suffolk St. Lowell, MA 01854 Mon, Chanta 27 Newhall St. Lowell, MA 01852 Olin, Lisa M. 154 West 6th St. Lowell, MA 01850 Pickard, Cheryl A. 102 Chestnut St. Lowell, MA 01852 Pickering, Kim A. 155 Wood St Lowell, MA 01851 Rondeau, Roger 18 Sherbrook St. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Silk, Bonnie Beth School St. Dunstable, MA 01827 Pinard, Steven M. 32 Hamblett Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Rooney, Michael R. 36 Liberty St. Lowell, MA 01851 Silva, Alice R. 29 Victoria St. Lowell, MA 01851 Plunkett, Peter M. 22 Corson St. Lowell, MA 01851 Rosado, Angel M. 74 Andover St. Lowell, MA 01852 Silva, Maria T. 134 Moore St. Lowell, MA 01852 Pratt, Lori Ann 184 Mt. Vernon St. Lowell, MA 01854 Rosario, Geraldo A. 30 Marion St. Lowell, MA 01854 Simmons, John E. Jr. 112 Virginia Ave. Lowell, MA 01852 Provencher, Beth A. 44 Rock St. Lowell, MA 01854 Rousseau, Ernest A. 118 Quebec St. Lowell, MA 01852 Singster, Brian J. 68 River Rd. Lowell, MA 01852 Prowker, Matthew S. 69 Varney St. Lowell, MA 01854 Rutina, Pamela J. 317 Cumberland Rd. Lowell, MA 01850 Smith, Bryan Edward 15 Wannalancit St. Lowell, MA 01852 Psaledakis, Elena B. 1296 Middlesex St. Lowell, MA 01851 Sanchez, Edelmiro Jr. 171 Chapel St. B Lowell, MA 01852 Soule, Lisa Sandy 45 Varney St. Lowell, MA 01854 Puleo, Rosario L. 64 19th Street Lowell, MA 01850 Santana, Fernando C. 657 Middlesex St. Lowell, MA 01851 Sousa, Celeste 78 Arlene Rd. Lowell, MA 01851 Quintal, Debra A. 86 Carolyn St. Lowell, MA 01850 Santos, Ana C. 3 Olive St. Lowell, MA 01852 Sousa, Dawn E. 68 Inland St. Lowell, MA 01851 Racette, Karen A. 20 Reockdale Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 Santos, Kenneth M. 308 High St Lowell, MA 01852 Sousa, Mark Anthony 214 Sherburne Ave. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Ray, Laurie A. 92 Hollis St. Lowell, MA 01852 Sarmento, Robert R. 11 Glacial Ave. Lowell, MA 01851 St. Jean, Chris R. 46 Circuit Ave. Lowell, MA 01851 Reeney, Michael E. 20 Oak St. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Saucier, Elizabeth F. 47 Beaver St. Lowell, MA 01850 St. Jean, Gary J. 51 Easton St. Lowell, MA 01852 Reilly, John A. Jr. 74 Grand St. Lowell, MA 01851 Sawlan, William E. 848 Bridge St. Lowell, MA 01850 Steere, John R. 148 Ennell St. Lowell, MA 01850 Renolds, Brian E. 124 West St. Lowell, MA 01850 Sawyer, Manual J. 8 Puffer Ave. Lowell, MA 01850 Stonis, Robert K. 120 Gate St. Lowell, MA 01851 Richards, Ronald J. 5 Morton St. Lowell, MA 01852 Sayball, Kim N. 56 Robbin St. Lowell, MA 01850 Suarez, Jeffrey 22 Willow St. Lowell, MA 01852 Robarge, Mark P. 39 Wilbur St. Lowell, MA 01852 Schaefer, Steven E. 120 Main St. Lowell, MA 01852 Surkis, Carl J. 50 Highland St. Lowell, MA 01852 Roberge, Doris L. 24 Carolyn St. Lowell, MA 01850 Sevigny, Joanne M. 77 Jean Ave. Lowell, MA 01852 Surprenant, Lisa A. 456 Merrimack St. Lowell, MA 01854 Roberts, Cheryl L. 6 Washington St Lowell, MA 01851 Shaw, Kelly S. 605 Pawtucket Blvd. Lowell, MA 01854 Taft, April A. 23 Columbia St. Lowell, MA 01851 Roberts, Daniel E. 6 Washington St. Lowell, MA 01851 Sheehan, Kevin 796 Merrimack St. Lowell, MA0 1854 Tavares, Rachel F. 56 Chauncey Ave Lowell, MA 01851 Roche, David G. 427 Dunstable Rd. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Sheridan, John 204 Primrose Hill Dracut, MA 01826 Taylor, Linda J. 134 Primrose Hill Dracut, MA 01826 Rondeau, Darlene M. 388 Fletcher St. Lowell, MA 01854 Sigman, Dennis J. 81 Shaughnessy Terr Lowell, MA 01852 Tharpe, David 42 Wellworth St. Lowell, MA 01854 Rondeau, Maurice R. 79 B Street Dracut, MA 01826 Sigman, Richard G. 686 Varnum Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 Thayer, Rosemarie V. 1229 Lawrence St. Lowell, MA 01852 Thompson, Dennis J. 53 Caleb St Lowell, MA 01851 Toupin, William R. 31 Kathy Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Tremblay, Tina Marie 35 West 10th Street Lowell, MA 01850 Trudel, Lucien J. 79 Varnum Ave. Lowell, MA 01854 Trzcienski, Steve 35 Potter St. Lowell, MA 01852 Turcotte, David R. 286 White St. Lowell, MA 01854 Turcotte, Robin M. 1219 Lakeview Ave. Dracut, MA 01826 Tuson, Gary Charles 80 Coburn Dr. Lowell, MA 01854 Vance, James H. 225 Stedman St. Lowell, MA 01851 Veligor, Edmund 19 Sargent St Lowell, MA 01854 Verge, David M. 203 Ludlam St. Lowell, MA 01854 Villegas, Carlos A. 18 Franklin St. Lowell, MA 01852 Vinas, Marianne 84 Kinsman St. Lowell, MA 01852 Vincent, Ronald D. 101 Avon St Lowell, MA 01854 Visconti, Victoria A. 33 Wedgemere Dr Lowell, MA 01852 Wacome, Carl R. 1263 Mammoth Rd Dracut, MA 01826 Warren, Annette E. 48 Michael Rd Dracut, MA 01826 Whynot, Christopher M. 74 Wedgemere Dr Lowell, MA 01852 Wilkins, Wendy 1315 Pawtucket Blvd. Lowell, MA 01854 Wisenburg, Diana L. 1 18 Ennell St Lowell, MA 01850 Witmyer, Renee Anne 20 Bridget Ave. Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Wolf, Wendi A. 1374 Gorham St. Lowell. MA 01851 Wright, Katherine L. 315 Lincoln St. Lowell, MA 01852 215 Another year has ended and with it the approach of the Famous Final Scene for another class of seniors. But rather than an ending it is more like a beginning. Our graduates are entering a new stage in their lives, one that they may pursue for the rest of their lives. I wish them the best of luck in making all the right decisions. I ' d like to take this time to thank the faculty, staff and administration for all their help and support throughout the year. Also I would like to thank my staff for their assistance in putting together this yearbook. And last, but definitely not least, I want to thank Tracey and Val for getting me through the rough days, for the laughs and the love. I hope you never change. Best of Luck to All of You, Janet Cunningham The Famous Final Scene A if Think in terms of bridges burned Think of seasons that must end See the rivers rise and fall They will rise and fall again Everything must have an end Like an ocean to a shore f Like a river to a stream | Like a river to a stream l It’s the famous final scene And how you tried to make it work Did you really think it could How you tried to make it last Did you really think it would Like a guest who stayed too long Now it’s finally time to leave Yes, it’s finally time to leave Take it calmly and serene It’s the famous final scene! It’s been coming on so long You were just the last to know It’s been a long time since you’ve smiled Seems like oh so long ago Now the stage has all been set And the nights are growing cold Soon the winter will be here And there’s no one warm to hold Now the lines have all been read f And you knew them all by heart I Now you move toward the door Here it comes the hardest part Try the handle of the road Feeling different feeling strange This can never be arranged As the light fades from the screen From the famous last scene