Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

ECHO 1986 HOLBROOK HIGH SCHOOL HOLBROOK MASSACHUSETTS EDITORS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF VIKKI SMITH LITERARY JENNIFER WONG LAYOUT CRAIG WONG BUSINESS STACEY HURD TYPING CHRISTINE MEIER ADVISORS ROBERT N. KINDELAN GRACE O. KINDELAN 2 3 4 DEDICATION For the last three years Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald has been senior class advisor. She has done more than her share of guiding us through our high school years, helping us work towards a successful prom and re- ception, and preparing us for the future that lies ahead after graduation. Mr. James Fitzgerald has been an enthusiastic teacher and Student Council advisor, who has managed to raise the spirit of the students at H.j.S.H.S. It is with deep appreciation and thanks that we the students of H.j.S.H.S. dedicate the 1986 Echo to Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald. They have made these past few years more than memorable for everyone. Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald Mr. James Fitzgerald IN MEMORIUM ERIC FRYE “Praying” There comes a time In every life When a person has to leave. To say good-bye Until tomorrow Puts a person in much sorrow. One feels depressed. One gets upset. One even starts to cry. One always prays That he ' ll come back Or that he ' d never died. Laura Frye ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. WALTER W. HELEEN ADMINISTRATION The Echo Staffs would like to extend their thanks and appreciation to Mr. Mahanor, Mr. Heleen and Mr. Smyth. Being in an administrative position is difficult, but these three men, because of their personalities, hard work, and dedication to their students, have set the tone to make this another successful year at Holbrook Junior Senior High School. PRINCIPAL Mr. DONALD P. MAHANOR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. j. KEVIN SMYTH 9 OFFICE STAFF MRS. CAROL ZIMMER GUIDANCE SECRETARY MRS. BETTE JOHNSON SCHOOL NURSE MRS. SALLY MINUTTI SECRETARY MRS. BETTY CARON SECRETARY THOMAS YOUNG “As casual reading, I ... find the English dictionary the most interesting book . . .” Nock RUTH BYRNE “A teacher who can arouse a feeling . . . accomplishes more than he who fills our memory . . Goethe MARYAN NE McMAHON To teach is to learn twice. Joubert ANTHONY BAXTER DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN The desire to write grows with writ- ing. Erasmus ENGLISH VALORIE SNOW Literature is the thought of thinking souls. Carlyle 12 WILLIAM LEANUES If we wish to know the force of human genius, we should read Shakespeare . . Hazlett GRACE KINDELAN Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Stanhope MARY STEVENS Read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest. Common Prayer FREDERICK ARATA We shouldn ' t teach great books; we should teach a love of reading. Evans READING PHYLLIS TANNER Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu- siasm. Emerson 13 HANS MELDER The way to perfec- tion is through a series of disgusts. Pater DANIEL BALDl Men of few words are the best men. Shakes- peare LOUIS PEARLSTEIN Who can direct, when all pretend to know? Goldsmith WILLIAM BUCCERI A little nonsense ... is relished by the wisest men. Anonymous SUSAN KOWALSKI Science is nothing but trained and organized common sense. Huxley 14 MARY E. HORAN “Languages are the pedigrees of nations. Johnson ROGER LABOULIERE “Who does not know another language, does not know his own. Goethe NANCY NICASTRO “The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Emerson THERESA BEATRICE A light heart I ives long. Shakespeare DR. GERALD FERRIS DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN “You come late, yet you come! Schiller LANGUAGE 15 MATHEMATICS LINDA SULLIVAN You lie — under a mistake. Calderon ROBERT HALLISEY Mathematics is the queen of the sci- ences. Gauss MAUREEN YAUCKOES It boohoves us to place the foundations of knowledge in math- ematics. Bacon DAVID CORAYER A teacher . . . can never tell where his in- fluence stops. Adams PATRICIA CARELLI Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Emerson 16 BUSINESS LEONARD DEROSA “What we have to learn to do, we learn by doing.” Aristotle KAREN SULLIVAN To business that we love we rise . . . and go to it with delight.” Shakespeare MARY DELSIGNORE DEPT. CHAIRMAN Gladly wolde (sic) he lerne (sic) and gladly teche (sic).” Chaucer HOME ECONOMICS ANDREA COSINDAS ... civilized man cannot live without cooks.” Lytton ELIZABETH SANDERSON AIDE A good example is the best sermon. Franklin JOHN BOYCE “A joke ' s a very serious thing. ' ' Churchill 17 SOCIAL STUDIES JAMES SULLIVAN I could not help laugh- ing to save my life. Hopley RUTH WARREN History — a distilu- tion of rumor. Turner GEORGE SULLIVAN The historian is a prophet looking backwards . . . Schlegel JOHN SPILLANE DEPT. CHAIRMAN Money is like muck; not good except it be spread. Bacon JANET PARISI In a certain sense all men are historians. Carlyle JAMES FITZGERALD What he greatly thought, he nobly dared. Homer 18 R. EARL STEARNS Saying is one thing and doing is another. de Montaigne ALFRED PERRONE I ' ll print it, and shame the fools. Pope RICHARD MURPHY Surprise is so essential an in- gredient of wit that no wit will bear repitition. Smith INDUSTRIAL ARTS RUDOLPH SIBILIA Keep your shop and your shop will keep you. Turner FREDERICK GERVAIS It is ill jesting with edged tools. Green 19 JOHN MESCHINO “The game isn ' t over till it ' s over. Berra PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROGER LARSON “Nothing is unnatural that is not physically impossible. Sheridan BETTY LEANUES AIDE “The hair is the finest ornament women have. Luther JOAN SHIRLEY “Light is the task when many share the toil. Homer VIRGINIA BRYANT “Silence is as full of potential wisdom and wit as the unhewn marble of great sculpture. Huxley CHAPTER I PHYLLIS LEWIS Learning is acquired by reading books. Chesterfield 20 I DONNA MACDERMOTT ADJUSTMENT COUNCILOR . . if anyonespecially needs our help, we should give him such help to the utmost of our power. Cicero GUIDANCE MUSIC JEAN BROWN ACCOMPANIST Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Carlyle ROBERT BUCHAN Learning teacheth more in one year than ex- perience in twenty. Ascham DONALD COSGROVE After the verb To love, To help is the most beautiful verb in the world. Von Suttner MICHAEL HERBERT Music is the eye to the ear. Drake EDMUND MYERS DIRECTOR Practice is the best of all instructors. Syrus 21 LESLIE PRESCOTT “Individuality of expression is the beginning and end of all heart. Goethe ROBERT KINDELAN “To make the world a friendly place, one must show it in a friendly face. Anonymous ART GENEVIEVE GROEPPE “A picture is a poem without words. Confucious LIBRARY HELEN FITZGERALD A great library contains the diary of the human race. Dawson 22 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Cathy Amirault, Secretary; Christine O ' Leary, Vice- President; Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald, Advisor; Denise Foley, President; Joanne Buckley, Treasurer. The Class of 1 986 has added spirit and pride to Holbrook Junior-Senior High School over the past four years, our senior year being the most memorable. Our able advisor, Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald, class officers, and the executive board have worked together to make our class a success. We anxiously await the arrival of Senior Week including the senior assembly, class trip to Connecticut and our reception which will be a cruise from Plymouth aboard the Cape Cod Princess. As we leave H.j.S.H.S. we hold close our memories and wish all the best to upcom- ing graduates. EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW 1 ; Colleen Lofgren, Jennifer Wong, Cina ' DeBerardinis, Christine O ' Leary, Joanne Buckley, Denise Foley, Cathy Amirault, Christine Eastman, Sharon Chase, Traci Walker. ROW 2: Monica Lindsay, Maureen Cassidy, Susan Bethune, Laura Pento, Carolyn Cohan, Nicole Frazier, Tammy Parks, Debbie Hunt, Marjorie Kearney. ROW 3: Ramzi Mitri, Kimberly Burke, Karen Burke, Stacey Hurd, Margaret Doherty, Christine Meier, Diane O ' Connell, Marian McAdams, Daniel Martin. ROW 4: Philip Foley, Jonathan Fortier, Michael O ' Neil, Bill Holden, Allan Capps, Anthony Gutierrez. 24 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT CHRISTINE M. O ' LEARY Chris 11-27-68 Vice-Pres. 4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Cross Country 1,2, 3,4; Track 1 ,2,3,4; Echo 4; Natl. Honor Society 4; Girl ' s State; Homecoming . . . Family; friends; Denise; Sha; Zo (the faces); The Quartets; M M ' s; Stace; D C w Pudge; McD runs; CM — talks of DH; CMCL); Summer ' 85; TC ' s; M-buds; 25C; )ACMS -vs- KJTKB; Bri; talks w Bobby; Leo ' s; DA w Fred; prom; ' lil hugs; raggin ' from DM; details; putting up w him; tne eyes; ESA! . . . Dream On . . . Scorpions . . . To make each day better than the one before. TREASURER JOANNE BUCKLEY Jo 3-14-68 Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Exec. Board 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Prom 3; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Natl. Honor 3,4; OEA 4 . . . Family; M; C; D; best times w Sue; life over Hayes; Maine; Christmas Eve; Bubba Gram; Joe Tettchies 11-2-85; Homecoming ' 85; Prom w Phil 10-6-85; library w S K; Paris ' 85; Auntie . . . Against All Odds . . . To own a BMW. CATHERINE F. AMIRAULT Cath 1-7-68 Class Secretary 2,3,4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Natl. Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Echo 4; Cross Country 1,2... Family; friends; luv ya C.E.; being w Scott 10-29-82; PPP; good times w CECMKB; KS crash w Ka; Proms w SC; day after; Bruins; Krush; funnies , SAAB; Summer ' 85; opal; livin ' w CM; crashin ' w SC; 2:05; reception; jokin ' w Al and C; BW — cruisin ' w CM . . . Cherish ... U2 ... To live my dreams to their fullest. SECRETARY DENISE FOLEY D 11-13-68 Class Pres. 1 ,2,3,4; Field Hockey 1 ; Soccer2,3; Softball 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 1 ,2,3,4; Girl ' s State; Latin Club 1 ,2,3, Sect 4; Majorettes 1,2,3; SADD 4; NLTC . . . Ma; Dad; LJP; G.Pa; mem ' sof G.Ma; BF ' s; JMS Co; Lee; KC; my twin; 9-27; Tommy; talks w Mike, Dan; 2-28; Prom w R; 4,13; X-mass ' 84 w DJBS; roses; MD ' s w J; B-W w M; G.St. w C; TC ' s P; C-D C? LSA?; L w LB; Mugzie ; Gagutz ;T w L; D.Ed w K; U.R. w M S; hugs . . . To always be able to look on the bright side of things. 25 DEBRA E. ARCHER “Deb 12-11-68 O.E.A. 4; Prom 3 . . . Family; being w Bob forever; 6-20-83; good times w CC, LL, JC,CC, SB; Police concert ' 83; vacations; Oregon ' 84; Christmas shopping; summer nights, memories; payday; N.H.; thanks Mom and Dad . . . Hotel California . . . journey . . . To succeed in all that I try. MICHELLE ANN BARTELS 4-6-68 Basketball 1 ,2 . . .lceparties;disc; ' 69Mustang GT 500; Motley Crue — Live Wire ; 1 1 -8-85; being w john Mara; Mom; ]D; Saturday nights; success in Graphic Arts; snake bite; the end. . . Love Me Two Times . . . The Doors . . . Hoping to find Mr. Mo jo risen. DEBRA J. BENNETT Deb 12-7-68 Family; friends; good times w FTACJ; Mugsey 1-1 3-84; Lions; Bears; meeting new people at work; cruising w Amy; Scusset Beach; my red Porche; dust ' n; living on a farm; ranking w Billy; sunsets; the old gang at D ' s ; laughing; Sagittarius . . . Hotel California . . . Eagles ... To be wild and free and always me. SUSAN D. BETHUNE Sue 7-11-68 Field Hockey 1 ,2,3 Capt. 4; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Library Aide 1 ,2,3,4; Prom 3 . . .ThanksMomandDad;thanksBob;ChrisF; being with Laura; Prom; Mr. -I- Mrs. C ; T. Baxter; C. Hatch; MLSCCCjDC; Gummy Bears; sweettarts; zipper head. . . Footloose . . .Chicago. . .Tobe happy andlivealongand successful life. BRIAN BOWEN RICHARD J. BUCCELLA, JR. Rich 1-5-68 Graphic Arts; 2:05; cruising; Mom; Dad; Chris; family; friends; ' 78 T Bird; Friday nights; success in G.A. . . . Free Bird . . . Van Halen ... To become very wealthy. 26 LAURA BUCKLEY Buck 8-10-68 Mom; Dad; PCJP3G luv ya ; P A thanks; BF — Chrissy; Stacy; Sha; Cin; D ; Lin; Di; Sue; B19; BF; Chris; Lil; )ame; Julie BHS; Art 4; Soc. 6; CF — Summer ' 84 N.H.; BSC; CC; Aloha; N.Y.: Bubba; D Gh; LW D; McD ' s; DE; PW, ILY 4-eva . . . These Dreams . . . U2 ... To find the answers to all of life ' s questions. JEAN BUCKMAN Bean 4-4-67 Mom; Dad; Sue; Dale; Deb; Lou; LittleRich. . . Split Image ... To be rich. KAREN MARGARET BURKE Ka 5-22-68 Spanish Club 1; Exec. Board 2,3,4; OEA 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Natl. Honor 3,4, Vice-Pres; Basketball 2; Soccer 2 . . . Mom; Dad; Pat; Marie, I miss you Annmarie; BFF; good times w Cath — K St. crash; Bruins; my cat ; jo Sue; Chris; Prom; funnies; Sheehan ' s — love ya ; 4H ' s; per. 6 GW, Re Isaac; 7-23-85; APDKCR; TASD; CCIGY . . . In the Air Tonight ... To take each day as it comes and laugh my fears away. KIMBERLY A. BURKE Kim 11-18-68 Softball 1 ; Color Guard 2; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Natl. Honor Society 3,4; French Club 1,3,4 . . . 2-4-84; Bio. w ML, EA, MC; France ' 85; Warren; Bergson ' s; weekends; getting out of Holbrook; me soup ; lunch w ML; pizz a w Jeanne; 5-22-86; 1-18-85; gossiping; MVBF: M, K, P, j, T, L, C . . . Party Train . . . SimpleMinds. . .TogotoWeymouth, England to see Warren again. KIMBERLY CAFFREY Kim 11-10-68 Ma; Dad; family; Lisa; Dee; MjPM: Prom w Sean; Paris ' 85; JMPM: French men; Kevin; Tom; good times w ESjVMS: vacations; weekends; C. Club w LD; Mr. Me; TFF w Lee; B.K.; silver bullet 11-10; Halloween ' 85; 7-9 bye Matt; 6-28 LJ; white Corvettes . . . Joystick . . . Gap Band ... To become a famous car racer and race my own Corvette. ALLAN P. CAPPS Al 5-28-68 Basketball 1,2,3; Track 3; Soccer 3; Football 1 ,2; Cross Country 4; Band 1 ,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 4; Latin Club 1 ,2, Treasurer 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Boys ' State; Natl. Honor Society 3,4, Vice-Pres. . . . Family; friends; Nova; Seldon; AC DC; H. King; BK; hypster; tourn.; chubby; dumpster; Prom; Wash.; George McCarther. . . LongTime . . .VanHalen. . . To discover the subatomic theory of intermolecular phenomena. 27 LEO A. CARPENTER 7-30-67 Family; friends; guitar; fishing; babes; dungeon; beach; Phaze 1; Sha; M M; Randy Rhoades; jammin ' w guys; skiing; Sunday River; concerts; Elec. 4; Sandy Neck; TC; KP; Louis; raggin ' ; munchies; partying . . . “Free Bird . . . Scorpions ... To catch a fish bigger than Ed ' s. MAUREEN CASSIDY 5-20-68 Softball 1,2,3; Field Hockey 2; Track 4; Natl. Honor Society 3,4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; French Club 1,3,4 . . . Ma; Dad; family — DDIKJP; Maine; Paris ' 85; Florida ' 85; beach; graduation; friends — LLMM SBATLKT; Sebago; weekends; goodbye HHS . . . In the Air Tonight . . . Phil Collins ... To go to Paris and not get lost. SHARON CHASE Sha 11-27-68 Cheerleading 2,3, Captain 4; Executive Board 3,4; OEA 4 . . . Family; b-bud Zo; M M ' s; Chris; 3DCKLBMC; m-buds JACMS; bo-mobile; rocks; Kris ' ; football bashes; half days; Leo ' s; ice parties; TC ' s; JACMS-KIJKB; 25?; tempest at Duka ' s; Prom; Reception; CC ' s sleepover ' s; little baby kiss; Hey Mary . . . Kings and Queens . . . Scorps ... To deal with life one day at a time. JILL CHISHOLM 9-30-68 Majorettes 1,2,3, Captain 4. . . Family; friends; nieces; nephews; ABCCCDDDLLMMMPPRR; 8-28-82; 11-16-84; working; the squad; partying; smiling; being with people I love; I love you Mom and Dad; bye HHS . . . Open Arms . . . Journey ... To live a happy life and make my parents proud. DONALD CHARLEBOIS Donny 5-11-68 Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2 ... Mom; Dad; Cris; Rob; D.W. w MM; beaches; Cafie ' 82; skiing; Sunday River; dungeon; Prom w Marion; parties; Elec. 4; senior year . . . Kashmir . . . Led Zeppelin . . . To own my own business. KAREN MARIE CLARK K.C. 2-23-68 Prom 3; Cheerleading 4; OEA 4, Secretary . . . Loving Garrett 10-21-83; Dad; Mom; family; Proms 5-11-84, 5-10-85; Reception 5-24-85; Hornet; Col.; S.S. 10-19-85; MMSC; skating; beach; cheering; double B-day 2-23; Camels w MMSG; Tar Rock; talks with Cori; 1 0-30-80; K . . . Outstanding . . . Gap Band ... To live my life to the fullest with the one I love. 28 RICHARD COCHRANE Ricky” 5-23-68 Family; friends; Grove; hockey; Clarkie ' s place in Prov.; two miles out X-Mas ' 84; bash in BVP 4-1 -84; Samosetw F;Wiers Beach; ice parties; New Years Eve ' 84; memories of Hacker and Eric 11-8-85 . . . Alone Again . . . Deep t Purple ... To become rich and happy. CAROLYN ANN CONNORS Cal 9-25-68 Field Hockey 2; Softball 1,2, 3 4, Captain 3; OEA4. . . Family; fluffy; being w Barry always; 9- 25-83; fun times w ACDDLjT; doggy looked lobster; senior year; Scusset Beach 11-83; partying; payday; purple Porsche; Amy ' s 10- 83; Nana; Pa; steamers. . . Ain ' t Nobody . . . Journey ... To be a CPA and earn some respect. GINA MARIE DEBERARDINIS 10-26-67 Student Council 1 ,2, Vice-Pres. 2; Cheerleader 3,4; Exec. Board 3,4; OEA 3,4 ... 1 Mom Dad; family; FFE Marge; cruisin ' w jen Deb; VK Fred; Summer ' 83; DR; plastic people; 3j3MRKWPGBSDF; RC; $; U2; muscles; 5-25-85; Sandy Neck; TC ' s; CC ' s parties; cheering camp; memories; weekends ... I Melt With You . . . Gap Band ... To be on time. MARGARET M. DOHERTY Marg 7-30-68 Student Council 3,4; Latin Club 1, Sect. 2; Vice-Pres. 3,4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Echo 4; Natl. Honor Society 3,4 . . . Family; Tommy 11-3-84; friends — SCCLS; BH; B-FLC; cuddlin ' ; Prom w T; College Pond; doin ' sleepins; Ellis Haven; U.R.w S D; times w LP; cousins TjS; memories of Dad . . . Faithfully . . .Foreigner. . .To always be as happy as I am now. CAROLYN J. COHAN Cal 3-20-68 Field Hockey 1; Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Softball 1, 2,3,4; Latin Club 1, 2,3,4; Natl. Honor Society 3,4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Echo 4 . . . Ma; Dad; Bro ' s; Bandit; friends; Sue; Lil ' C; Marg; Stace; Laura; neighbors; Mel; KL ' 85 w S -L N; The Big Apple; Prom; tirades; dead fish; X-mas; Celtics; pizza; . . . Faithfully . . . Huey Lewis and the News . . . To not take life too seriously. CORAL-ANN COLARUSSO Cori 5-22-67 Prom 3; OEA 4; Echo 4 . . . Family; RMNV; Dad; loving John 4-eva; 9-9-82; 6-2-83; TBSLWWj; Hall and Oates; friends DKJDCBSTS; good times w KC DA; 8 jr. high; summer; smiles; beach w KC; Camels; shop ' n; sleep ' n; payday; thanks Mom Nana . . . Open Arms . . . journey ... To have many memories and a successful life. 29 PHIL FOLEY 11-13-68 Football 2,3, Capt. 4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Track 1,4; Homecoming Finalist ' 85; Band 1,2 .. . School lunches; 69; Otis; my twin; RK; Vipors: family; NBC RCATG; Rubin; Mud E.H.; DF Mike Dan Don; Diane; Elec.; Tri-County; Prom; Class of ' 86; Florida ' 85; summer; ES; McD; Bagles; V-66; theHill;PMF. . .To become the eighth wonder of the world. CHRISTINE M. EASTMAN Chris 2-9-68 Track 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Natl. Honor Society 3, President 4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; District, 3; SEMSBA, 2 . . .Family; being w Tim 8-20-83; Maple Park; Jokin ' w Cath Al; Honors Class; Florida ' 86; CCCSMSLCKj; Princess; thanks Cath ... To be a successful nurse practitioner. JONATHAN FORTIER ion 3-21-68 Track 2,3,4; Hockey 4; Football 4; Wrestling 3; Crosscountry 3; Exec. Board 4 . . . Mom Dad thanks; 2-1 5-82; HYH; ' 67 Mustang; the cave; escapes w JMMR; Sandy Neck; friends AFC)K5M2RT; Tri-County; economics; Cains; U2; Mr. B ' s class; Class of ' 86; all-pro Al; graduation . . . Subdivisions . . . Rush ... To do my best for once. ERIC EGELSTROM Eggy 7-13-68 Soccer 2,3, Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4. . .Playingonachampionshipbasketball team; Astal, Alcabar; playing D D on Sunday ' s w V.K. — M.H. — B.C. . . . Knocking at Your Backdoor . . . Scorpions ... To marry a rich woman so I don ' t have to work. ARIANNE NICOLE FRAZIER ' Nikki 1-24-67 Track 1 ,2,3; Basketball 1 ,2; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Prom 3; Latin Club 1 ,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3 . . .beingwithandtalkingtomyfriends;family; Michelle; Julie; Kevin; my brothers; Michael; Carol; Barbara; Rich; Marty; my nephews; Nathan, Ralphie, Christopher . . . Object of my Desire . . . Starpoint . . . To be all I can be and more. MATTHEW M. DONGA Matty 9-2-68 Top Dog 4; Musical 3,4; Newspaper 4 . . . Family; friends; Albino pygmies jumping for peapods of knowledge; chatting w Cos Lou; Scorps concert ' 84; the Plaza; Fun Carnes; girls; Miami Vice; doing the Chance; lasagna; Fridays; 2:05; graduation . . . Two Sides of Love: ... U2 ... To get married and by some genetic error be the worlds first pregnant man. 30 MICHAEL GODFREY “Mike 5-20-68 Family; friends; concerts; my guitar; jammin ' ; infinity; skiing; Wood IV; the dungeon; TC ' s; ripping pitch; HRS; KP ' s; 5150; megrain; EO; weekends; blazing Marshalls; Randy Rhodes; Maiden; fishing; Sandy Neck; J.P.P.; girls on the beach. . . Little Guitars . . .Scorpions. . . To jam with Edward Van Halen. ANTHONY GUTIERREZ Tony 3-7-68 Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; Band; French Club; Latin Club; Exec. Board . . . Friends; be- cause you deserve what every individual should enjoy regularly; family; BSOMGP; MMC; that night w BS; parties; Saturday nights; The Kenmore; MFID; Hoi. -34, Tri- County-O . . . Object of My Desire . . . Boston ... To be a successful airline pilot or Statey. ROBERT HAMILTON Bobby 9-23-67 Basketoall 2,3 Captain 4; Prom 3; Exec. Board 2,3 . . . Winning; State Tournament; Mom; Dad; Brooke; 1,000; Cheers; 5-17-85; Medfield 12-17-85; Nova; 42; friends; State Championship. . . Smuggler ' s Blues . . .The Fat Boys. . .To marry the first female president. SUSAN HAYES Sue 9-14-68 Exec. Board 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1 ; Chorus 1 ,2,3,4 . . . Ma and Dad; family; nieces; JB; fun times w |SLCKS; shopping w |B and DS; holidays; winter time; payday; vacations; Saturdays and 2:05 . . . Against All Odds . . . U2. . .Tofulfillallmyambitionsandenjoylife. MICHAEL F. HALL Hallzee 9-19-68 Soccer 4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Latin Club 1,2 .. . Family; church; pets — Max, Sylvester, Al, Edna; friends — MS, FK, EE, JH , JF, BG, AC, RG, DH, PM, SC, JH, TC, NL, TL, PD, ST, EM; golf; hockey; softball; MYFC . . . Cuts Like a Knife . . . Aerosmith ... To go to California and veg. at Long Beach. ■ WILLIAM HOLDEN Billy 10-12-68 Basketball 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Soccer 4; Baseball 1,2; Boy ' s State . . . Mom; Dad; Dan; Brian; BH; DD; jD; RS; GM; DM; MO; BD; AC; W-hP; L-t-T; KB; MD; SH; + ; C ' s; Cheers; hoop; camp; 1000 pt; beating Rockland; Bay State Games; Tech; dunking over Brockton; summer leagues; Prom; CP; RSw F; Mr. Young . . . Growin ' Up . . . BruceSpringsteen . . .To endorse sneakers. 31 DEBORAH J. HUNT “Debbie 8-29-68 Cheerleader 2,3, Capt. 4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; OEA 3,4; Echo 4 . . . Mom Dad thanks; family; the kids; Scot 7-20-85 ILY; BB Jen; GMjjSSR; good times w Jen; witchin ' w Gina; spleef; crash 5-25-85; soggy shells; Cape; Maine; daffodils; Sandy Neck w Scot; CC ' s parties; sleepin ' late; 128; Saturday nights . . . “Faithfully . . . journey ... To fulfill all my dreams. MARJORY j. KEARNEY “Marge 2-16-68 Exec. Board 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; OEA 4; Student Council 4 . . . Mom “thanx ILY; Dad; Kara; Sean; family; Michael 3-10-84; Gina FFEDGKj3S4M; U2 concerts; cheering camp ' 84; cruise prom w MG; NH 8-84; raggin ' ; C.C. ' s w the girls; laughin ' ; ML; what a la; dreams; Mr. Mrs. D G; ILYMG . . . “Bad;; ... U2 ... To always have someone to share my happiness with. STACEY HURD “Stace 5-16-68 Student Council 1,2, Sect. 3, Pres. 4; Exec. Board 1,2,3 ,4; Honor Society 3,4; Echo 1,3, Business Editor 4; Musical 1,2, 3,4; Soccer, Capt. 3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2, 3,4. . . Family; friends — MD, lil ' guy. Big D, MK, LP, CC, DF, JJ, DM, BH, JB Robbie; NLTC; scoutin ' w Andi; the gang — SBPTD; the Fitz; myfav.cous ' ; Proms; memories; Wolly World; UR; Oscar. . . “One More Night . . .The Gap Band ... To stay in touch with my friends after my high school years. VICTOR A. KELLEY “Vic 12-28-67 Wrestling 3,4; Track 3,4; Soccer 2,3,4 . . . Family; friends; fun; summer; party; Art; Whose Marvelous — Marko, Hallzee, “K“; EE JF LM TW DO DB CM JM NF ME TP CL: Jen Green; Mr. H — tablecloth shirt; thanksMr. B Mr. L my favorite; lunch 83; M M plays; Pigmy; DD; goodbye Holbrook High . . . “Mr. Roger ' s Theme Song ... To truly feel “Marvelous . MICHAEL HURLEY LILLIAN C. LACASSE “Lill 8-23-688 French Club 1 ; Prom 3 . . . Dougie 1 1-1 3-833; Joe 11-21-81 ; family; friends; AC CD DJ LMSTT; lunch; payday; shopping; Becky; hearing frorrm Joe!; 2:05 bell; 7-1 2-86 — 1 1 :00 a.m.; thanks;s Mom and Dad, Luv ' Ya! . . . “Heaven . . . . Journey ... To get married to Joe and live aa happy life. 32 MARIA LEMIEUX 12-13-68 Field Hockey 1 ,2,3; French Club 1,4... Mom; Dad; family — luv u!; 1 friends — Stacy -F Jen; MM; CR CM CM JF KB KC, memories!; 6-21-85 ILY; happy b-day 5-31-85; Paris ' 86; Quebec ' 83; DM -F JT ' s apt.; BSCS ' 84; take care DL; special people, NaNa -F Maureen; chased behind Stan ' s; Cape; laughs; talks — thanks J S, luv u 4-eval; T or D; T P; Grouch birds; Just Once ; the pitt; stars; bubbles . . . No One Like You . . . journey . . . To have my hopes and dreams become reality. MONICA R. LINDSAY Safety 8-31-68 Exec. Board 1 ,2,3,4; FrenchClub 1 ,2,3,4; Field Hockey 2,3; Chorus 1 ,2,3,4; Track 1 . . .Kevin — 6-23-84; France ' 85; Prince 3-28-85; Warren 3-30-85; Bioclass with K.B.; pageants; Boston; weekends; PA; Randolph Sr. Prom 5-30-85; my Firebird; Dance Factory w E.A.; the grandparents . . . When Doves Cry . . . RUN-DMC. . .TogotoWeymouth,Englandto see Warren again. COLLEEN M. LOFGREN Colly 6-6-68 Exec. Board 3,4; Latin Club 4; Newspaper 4; Student Advisory Council 3 . . . Mom -F Dad; Nana; Steve; K ; Beth -F Greg — I ' ll luv u 4-eva; Mel; Tam; Laura; Trace; good times 4-eva! ; Prom; Boston; the radio; Blue Eyes B.S.D.M. my buddies . . . Out Here On My Own ... U2 ... To go for it. KIMBERLY LOMBARD Kym 9-8-67 Being w Fred always; the Monte Carlo; Kelly; Charlene; KC, MN, SS, PH, MF, DW, TB, TW, BM, PW; JMH (81-85 Pam, Rob, Jennifer); memory of Robbie Hatfield; weekends; New Hampshire; horses; Mrs. Cosindas; Sully; Mr. Mahanor; Mr. Mrs. K ; 2;05; graduation; Fred ' s driveway . . . Home Sweet Home . . . LedZep. . .To be happy, healthy, and wealthy. DANIEL MARTIN Danny 7-3-68 Football 1 ,2,3,Capt. 4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Vice Pres. 3; StudentCouncil 3; Track 1 ,2,3,4; Natl. Honor Society Treasurer 3,4; Boy ' s State 3 . . . Mom -F Dad; family; friends; Ellen 8-2-85; football, 17; beating Tri-County 34-0; B ' s; food; College Pond; Prom — Lori; MP MD BT BP BARS; Phil you woman! . . . Don ' t Stop Believin ' ... Journey ... To be happy. MARIAN M. McADAMS Mar 6-27-68 Cheerleader 3; Exec. Board 3,4; OEA 3, Treasurer 4 . . . Eamily; Tom; Kristy; Sal (hi bud voice); Kel (rings); Zo (spill); Don; Sha; CB w Di; MSLLJ; Rec w C B; Prom (DCG T); PP ' s BB ' s; CC (juice); Com ' 83; PR ' 85; Dancin ' (Em); Chats w Harriet X-mas Eve (ly my); giggles . . . Thank You . . . Led Zep ... To not spend too much of today thinking about yesterday. 33 LAURA A. McGOWAN 12 - 2-68 Softball 1,2, Co-Capt. 3,4 . . . Mom and Dad; Nana and Grampa; Ericka; Giz; Pets; Janet -n- Mike; Colleen; Vic; TW; TP; KH; PH; CC; RM; )M; skiing; Christmas vacations; Prom ' 85; walks on the beach; Janet ' s parties; M M plays . . . In the Air Tonight . . . Phil Collins . . .To find a goal in life. RAMZI MITRI Rambo 11-25-68 Track 1,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Prom 3; Student Advisory Council4. . . Mom; Dad; Rola;Tony; Michelle W.; Martha ' s Vineyard; Kathy D; Jen; Melissa O; Mimi; Sandy; Laurie; C.B.; Cindy R.; E.B.; Veronica; L. McG; Prom; Summer of ' 85 . . . She ' s an Easy Lover . . . Phil Collins ... To become a self made millionaire. CHRISTINE A. MEIER Chris 8-26-86 Soccer 2,3,4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Echo 4; Homecoming 4 . . . Ma -E Dad — thanks; sisters; Kim; friends — love ya!; The Elm Gang; Summer ' 85; Prom w EM at Leo ' s; S. Neck; all nighters: 1 1-15 22-85; TC ' s; parties; 25?; Bounce w Jen; H ' s wAa; B.W. w Cath; Toyota; locker w SM (bugs); Osco; chats w CO; D.H.; LP . . . Ereebird . . . Stevie Nicks ... To stay happy and never forget the good times. WALTER A. MORSE JR. Wally 9-9-67 Baseball 3,4; Eootball 3 . . . Ma + Dad; JM; being w Donna; cruisin ' w Bill L; DL3KGSERT ; Jo summer ' 84; TC ' s; BB parties; S.B. ' 86; DR ' 83; I Luv U DD; christening . . . Gloria . . . The Eurs ... To have U2 play at my graduation party. DIANNE T. MIARA Miara 6 - 6-68 Softball 1 ,2,4; O.E.A. 4; Echo 4 . . . Ma; Karen; Chris; Nickii D ; Cram; family; THANKS ; ! New Hampshire — flying — having fun; I becoming a senior; An Enlightening i Experience — Steve — parties; friends PJSJ DA , JCCJ LDD; M KL PH; cruizin ' ; baby blues; i 1 Corvette; aerobics; Dunks; AAMCO; | Angelo ' s; SEE ' YA CLASS OE 86 . . . 1 Desperado . . . Eagles ... To live my life to i the fullest. CHRISTINE M. MULKERRIN I Cris 3-22-67 , Mom; Dad; Jim; David; being w family and j friends; California; graduation; Art; K -; Deb; Sue; Jay; Robin; Jamie; Joyce; Cindy; Nicole; I Mark; 7 period study; getting lost w Deb (Volvo) N.H.S. ... To be happy in whatever I do. AMY L. MURPHY Ame 6-10-68 Softball 2; Prom . . .Family; friends; good times w DCJJBJS; being w Scotty; snow at Christmas time; memories; Heidi; cruising w Deb; shopping; Pokey -(- Ding; Stevie ; The old gang at D ' s ; hootering; 3-27-85 ... A Sort of Homecoming ... U2 ... To go to college and succeed in everything I do. DIANE L. O ' CONNELL Di 8-24-68 Exec. Board 1 ,2,3; OEA 3,4; Echo4; Top Dog4 . . . Mom-t-Dad; family; Seniors ' 86 SDjMTCV; my bud Kris; Proms ' 85-). A.; Bryan Adams 6-27-85; chats w Sue; horses; W.H.B. parties; 7-4 bashes; Aidan WGT ; A ' s bug juice; Boston; cruisin ' ; Spunky; 7-2-83; good mems; never let go of the dreams; The Bird . . . Heaven . . .Heart. . .Tolivelifetothefullest and always be happy. STACY ANNE MURPHY 6-7-68 Exec. Board 3 . . . Ma; Dad; family ILY; best buds Maria; )en; Laura; July ' 84 Europe; Hans; ).T D.M ' s apt.; cruisin ' ; Dunks; Archies; T or D; T-t-P; bugs; DL; Paris ' 86; Grouch Birds; 6-22-85; see ya; Mike; CC3SDL2JG; I melt w you; weekends; being a senior; Arms, I can ' t hear you . . . Dream On ... U2 ... To marry Bono from U2 and move to Ireland. MICHAEL J. O ' NEIL Mike 8-9-68 Soccer 2,3, Capt. 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 ,2; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Nat l. Honor Society 3,4; Band 1 , Secretary 2,3, Vice Pres. 4 . . . Family; friends; food; Guelph; Chico; BK; yellow cards; Bickfords; dumpster; weekends; hypsta; BK softball; Summer ' 85; Boston; B ' s; hockey; Danish; DABBRTRLMSDCG; ATC . . . A Man I ' ll Never Be . . .TheCars. . .To have money. SUSAN A. MURRAY 9-27-68 O.E.A. 3,4 .. . Becoming a senior; graduation; Mom; Dad; Gale; friends; Brenda; going out; Robert; 6-21-85; pool; going to Boston; cats; dogs; Deb; Sue; N.H. . . . I Want to Know What Love Is . . . Foreigner ... To live a long happy life. TAMMY L. PARKS 10-17-68 Spanish Club 1 ; Exec. Board 4; Echo 4; Chorus 4; Close-Up 3,4; Library Aide 1,2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 4 . . . Dad; Mom; Nan; Gram; Gramp; thanks — Love ya!; friends; BLP (BBI); CLJNMDDKY; |S. IL)!; SM: 11-3; Summer ' 84-L ' 85; Tuppa ; weekends; views; swimming; Grad; T-(-A good luck . . . In the Air Tonight ... U2 ... To live a long happy life. 35 LAURA PENTO 4-8-68 Exec. Board 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Natl. Honor Society 3,4; OEA 4 . . . Family; G.A.D.; friends — CE,CM,CC,SH,SB, CO, CA, KB, )B; spirit; good times w MD; weekends; 2:05; parties; 4-wheelin ' LD — a spec, friend; McD ' s; KAGL; Hampton Beach; Prom; College Pond . . . Wishing On a Star . . . lourney ... To live a happy and successful life. KEVIN E. PURSLOW Welchkin 4-6-68 Chorus 2,3; Top Dog 4; Musical 2,3,4 . . . Friday ' s at 2:05; weekends; family; friends; Laverne; Space the Final Frontier ; Hurricane Gloria; MD; KM; Crom!!; Eddie; Izzabop; Sarah Conner? . . . Diary Of a Madman . . . Ozzy Osbourne . . .To explore new worlds, to seek out new life forms and new civilizations, and boldly go where no man has gone before. MICHELLE REPUCCI CHARLES VICTOR ROGIER Chaze 5-9-67 Ma; Bob; family; friends; party ' 84- ' 85- ' 86; Sandy 8-85; France ' 86; DBEN w the dead bird; summer parties; best times w Sandy; Little Bro. Jay Jay; good times w Grumpy from ' 67 to ' 83; Dad; life; classmates: Ml, GD, GG, B|, MK, CT, SC, SS; Luv ya . Red; Angelos — serving Paula at the deli ; Luv ya , Sally Bel . . . Take Me Home . . . Lisa Lisa . . . To become a Skipper. JENNIFER E. SACCO jenny 5-31-68 Ma ILY; Dad; family; KCK; Jats; Jimmy 9-7-80-now-forever; my lil ' Gremlin; MB; DW; Zo; KK; MM; SS (The Block); RJ (JJ); PDALDMJC; friends, LM — How ' s Hogan; JA — How ' s Robby; the stroll; the fort; J J ' s; 4-wheelin ' ; The Tracks, Dux. Beach; visiting Dad — Arizona — ' 84, ' 85; JA ILY . . . Wish You Were Here . . . Pink Floyd ... To live, love and laugh. PATRICK SANSONE Cappy 8-26-68 Family; friends; cousins; Ozzy bash 4-1-83 BVP; Weirs Beach ' 84- ' 85; Grovites; ice parties; Robert Plant; Rush; The Firm; Iron Maiden; Black Sabbath; Ozzy; weekends; N.Y. eve. ' 84; 2 mi. out X-mas ' 84; 947 ' s C.Z. ; memories of Hacker Eric . . . Stairway to Heaven . . . Led Zeppelin . . .To be rich enough to party everyday. 36 I BRIAN R. SCANNELL 10-3-68 The best of times w Antonieta (Aug. 28, ' 84 ! 4-eva); 6 7 period w T.G. ' 85; parties around ' town; graduation; Sully ' s class; XBHS S fresh-soph; thanks for being there Mom; Dad; i Bill Paula; Nantasket Beach; summer fun; I memories of Mr. Connors; Mrs. Stewart; Robby and Eric . . . You ' re in Love . . . Gap Band . . . To be happy, rich and successful. I ELISA M. SCHLESINGER Lisa 9-3-68 Ma; Dad; family — luv u; Kim; Dee; summer w John; 6-21-85, 6-28-85 K | party; I miss you JV, MS, PP, ML; beach; dubbin ' w EA; Norfolk; sunset; Boston John; the good times w KJM; S C John; 1 1-9, 1 1-10 office; T FFK; AAO SS, DOOBAS; uptown A BK, Halloween ' 85, 2:05; to own a yellow Corvette . . . lust Be Good To Me . . . The Gap Band . . .To become an airline stewardess and live a happy life. MARK D. SHEEHAN Marko 4-20-68 Football 1 , 2, 3,4; Track Field 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3,4; B-Team 3,4 .. . Winning football games and track meets; friends; Vic, Hallzee, Norman; The Omega Supreme; sum 85; Jo — nice car; G.A. D.S. GIBSD; thanks Mom Dad; Cape for a day? . . . Mr. Rogers Theme Song . . . The B-Team ... To feel absolutely marvelous!! MICHAEL SHEEHAN Mike 12-19-67 Football 2,3, Capt. 4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Prom 3 . . . Sebago food fight; family; fish bowl; football 19; The Foley ' s; Derek; Dan; the Burkes; Tater; Maine; Hull Pigs; Tina 7-6-85; Boston; Mrs. C ; Cap Band; speeding; College Pond; Tri-County 34-0 win; Phil you woman!; skiing; Kool and theCang. . . PattyTrain . . .GapBand. . .To never get caught. MARTIN SLAZAS Marty 3-17-68 Frienos; family; parties; tunes; weekends; Class of ' 86; Elec. 1,2,3; graduation; Woody; Wilky . . . Bring It On Home . . . Led Zeppelin ... To live a long and happy life. JAMES STEWART Stew 7-29-68 Family; friends; Mom; Dad; Franconia Notch; getting stranded in Dave ' s car w |K, PN; 93N; East Greenich Village; Dodge D; being w Carrie; cruisin ' in Norm ' s Monte; watching Olivia 7 per; talking to L.B.; memories of Robbie and Eric . . . RidingOn The Wind . . . Judas Priest ... To become successful in Graphic Arts. 37 SALLY A. STEWART Sal 7-29-68 Memories of Mom; X-mas eve; Dad; Bill; )im; Teto; Paula; Buffy; Bob; Kathy; Gary; being w Glenn 3 yrs; cruzin ' ; Blue Eyes 9 5; Kella-Bell; Marian; )en; Donna; Lisa E G; Pam I.M.H.; memories of R E; Prom ' 85; beach; ice parties; waterskiing; Cape; Mrs. D . Magic Bars; Mr. H ; chats w Mom. . . Thank You . . .LedZep. . .Totakeenoughtimeeach day to laugh. TRACIE ANN WALKER Trace 1-12-68 Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball Mng. 2,3,4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Library Aide 1,2,3 . . . Family; DCCDLM; best buddy Jo; Jon + Vic; John ' s fuzzy doo doo ; Rec Crew; B-2-1-82; Prom; the bird ; T.G. ' s 2-1-85; mem. of Dad; battle-cat. Reception; ' 86 . . . Suddenly . . . Huey Lewis the News ... To get married and move to California. RICHARD A. SYMISTER Kamala 6-7-68 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 3; Football 1,2; Band 1,2,3 . . . Family; b-ball team; Tourney ' 84- ' 85; summer; College Pond; music; Froggy Pond; Donna, Laura; Cath Karen; Mambi; Ricky; Ham; Bill;George;Al;Winkand family; Mike; Titty; George; Julie; Boston; Mario; good movie; Latin Club trips; drums; Cosby; weekends; LJmmm,um! ,TheGreen Hornet; good laugh. . . OutOfMyLife . . .VanHalen . . . To reach my goal. MARIO S. WATKINS 7-29-68 Basketball 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Track 4; Musical 1 . . . Mom; Dad; skating; dancing; Rachael Roberts ; 2-26-84; B-EW-Conn.; Lenny; James; 1986; memories ... I Miss You . . . New Edition ... To never get tied down and live a happy and successful life. JOANNE PATRICIA STEWART Jo 9-14-68 OEA 2,3, Pres. 4; Echo 4; Exec. Board 4 . . . Family — MDBDL; Annie; RCM; friends; PWMF; BB Trace; Michelle; D,A,D; Amy ' s party — 6-7-85; Daffodils; Florida ' 84 w R C; NHC weekends; cookin ' ; sleepin ' ;eatin ' ; NOT workin ' ; . . . JustOnce . . .Yaz. . .Todecide what to do after I graduate. CYNTHIA TIERNEY Cin 3-1-68 Exec. Board 2,4; Track 2; Prom 3 . . . Family; friends; 5-7-88 J -E B 4-eva; B.S.C.; beach; ME.; VT.; bcxJacious; Green Machine; drive-ins; McD ' s; 5 a.m. w Marty; Sun. nights w Jen D; Pembroke; Peppy; $100 from Jan; Kristin ' s house; Bryan Adams ' Concert; Kelly . . . Open Arms . . . Journey ... To own a beach house and a black Porsche. 38 DEBORAH J. WATSON Debbie 2-5-68 Color Guard 2,3,4; O.E.A. 2,3,4 . , . Family; friends — CM, SM,JC,CC,)S, DB, DC, RB, PQ; grad; Florida 10-25-85; going to Bermuda; shopping at Filene ' s; Osco; 2:05; Christine ' s Volvo; O.F.A. Convention 3-10-85 , . . Separate Lives . . . Phil Collins ... To meet the man of my dreams JENNIFER LYNN WHIFFEN len 4-26-68 Field Hockey 1; Basketball 1; Soccer 2,3; Gymnastics 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Stagehand 2,3,4; Chorus 4 . . . Dad ' s boat; summer weekends in Maine; 12-27-84; visiting L.W., D.W., baby W.; Bumming around w KB, FM, CT, MM, SG, VS, KS; being w the whole family; thanks Mom -I- Dad, Love Ya!. . . Finallyfoundahome . . .HueyLewis the News ... To make life a reality but not forget the dreams. JENNIFER L. WONG len 5-30-68 Majorettes 1,2,3; Fxec. Board 2,3,4; Natl. Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Echo 4 . . . Family; friends; b-buddies Deb and Gina; cruisin ' ; partying; climbing chic ; snorkles; drive-ins; Summer ' 85; crashin ' at D ' sand C ' s; Kool concert; proms; day after; bounce w CM; beaches; the Cape; snowbanks w MS; memories . . . Dream On . . . Boston ... To live life to the fullest. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED MICHAEL BAIO RAYMOND BOJARSKI THOMAS CONNORS ROBERT DONOVAN ERIC FRYE KENNETH LADE DAVID LONG PATRICK LOUD PAUL MACCARRONE WILLIAM MACKIE JAMES McDonald PATRICIA QUIMBY CHRISTOPHER ROBIE DANA SHERRICK PAUL WILKINSON BRIAN WALSH 39 SENIOR AWARD WINNERS STACEY HURD CLASSMATES TODAY, NEIGHBORS TOMORROW . DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. CENTURY III. DAN MARTIN, BILL HOLDEN ALLAN CAPPS BOYS ' STATE DENISE FOLEY, CHRIS O ' LEARY GIRLS ' STATE 40 CLASS FAVORITES FOOD RESTAURANT RADIO STATION ALL TIME SONG MALE VOCALIST FEMALE VOCALIST T.V. PROGRAM T.V. FEMALE PERSONALITY T.V. MALE PERSONALITY SPORT FILM ACTRESS LILM ACTOR SCHOOL SUBJECT SOAP OPERA MUSICAL GROUP FAVORITE TEACHERS MR. TONY BAXTER — MRS. ANDREA COSINDAS PIZZA MCDONALDS KISS 108 DREAM ON PHIL COLLINS PAT BENETAR BILL COSBY SHOW LINDA EVANS BILL COSBY FOOTBALL ALLY SHEEDY EDDIE MURPHY ENGLISH SOCIOLOGY GENERAL HOSPITAL U2 FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN DAVID HUNT — GAIL HANAFIN 41 JUNIOR PROM City Lights was the theme of the Class of 1 986 ' s Junior Prom, which was held at the high school. “Heaven and “Just Once were two songs chosen for this special evening. The week before the prom was filled with anticipation as the class transformed the gym into a city skyline under an evening sunset. The long awaited night arrived and the atmosphere was filled with excitement. The crowning of the king and queen was the highlight of the night. Chosen to represent the class were Queen, Denise Foley and King, Walter Morse; and princesses Maria Lemieux and Christine Eastman. 42 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Bob Donovan — Joanne Buckley BEST DRESSED Marian McAdams — Rich Symister MOST TALKATIVE Phil Foley — Diane Miara BEST MUSICIANS Al Capps — Jen Whiffen CLASS JOCKS Sue Bethune — Danny Martin NICEST EYES Brian Scannell — Chris O ' Leary — Sharon Chase 45 t CLASS CLOWN Donny Charlebois — Stacy Murphy BEST SMILE Walter Morse — |en Wong MOST COURTEOUS Matt Donga — Joanne Stewart CLASS CUTIES Sally Stewart — Jimmy Stewart MOST BASHFUL Ken Lade — Susan Murray BEST LOOKING Marian McAdams — Mike Godfrey 46 CLASS FLIRTS Denise Foley — Donny Charlebois CLASS ANGELS Danny Martin — Chris Eastman BEST DANCERS Marian McAdams — Mario Watkins CLASS OF 1986 MOST LIKE TO SUCCEED Al Capps — Stacey Hurd MOST POPULAR MOST ARTISTIC Michelle Bartels — Leo Carpenter 47 50 CLASS OF 1987 5 : - ' E ' _ ' Q i - i- c “ oOi 5 0)0 . C — -3 CQ:=— O O = ™ 1 0 ) 0 ) ' Sj ' 01 ■-■■ 20 . 5 LJ oj r i DO. O $ OQ-g . 8 u — • C •— •s ( n t i w m ( C U- Qi X ““-o g 0 m ■ ■ 2 OvD •— D c -c U O 2=Q g t ' gl • • ' w C Q; fo ’C ' -P W 1 £ g od o 3 ' 5 ' b l C CL = -E fo 0: -5 O ra 2 u JUNIORS ■ ■ i-LJ- mnwmu:: OFFICERS Kelley Finnegan, Treasurer; Diane Cummings, President; Miss Jan Parisi, Advisor; Gail Hanafin, Vice-President; Karen McLellan, Secretary. The Class of 1987 has worked diligently toward making their Junior Prom a night to remember. They have sold refreshments at the basketball games; participated in the spirit events sponsored by the Student Council, and held various fundraisers throughout the year. Though few in number, the junior Class has a tremendous amount of spirit, and we are looking forward with anticipation to our senior year. EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW 1 : Ann Sullivan, Shannon McCormack, Jennifer Chisholm, Dawn Cristoferi, Michelle DeBerardinis, Susan Eaves. Linda Capps. ROW 2: Nancy Conway, Lisa White, Karen Eubanks, Karen McLellan, Diane Cummings, Gail Hanafin, Kelley Finnegan, Cathy Bratsis, Carol Reynolds, Jill Johnson. ROW 3: Lucy Batstone, Alen Burrell, Dennis Ericson, Dan Doherty, Jeff Dyer, Ricky Bleakney, Jason Morris, Jason Hill, Michelle Koski, Jay Luti, Jeanine Fuci le. 53 JUNIOR CANDIDS 54 55 56 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW 1: Craig Wong, President; Christine Brown, Vice-President. ROW 2: Wendy Higgins, Secretary; Mr. James Fitzgerald, Advisor; Vikki Smith, Treasurer. Enthusiasm, determination, dedication — these are the keys to success for the Class of 1988. The sophomore class has ranked first in the “Spirit Events held so far this year. The executive board managed to bring success to our two fundraisers. The biggest financial success and most enjoyable event was the car wash. The “Treasure Chest was close behind in its prosperous contribution to the class ' treasury. The Class of 1988 has set goals each year and we are very proud to say we have achieved all of them. The goals we have set for our junior year will bring a challenge, but we are confident. We look forward to getting class rings and to the junior prom with great expectations. I| ROW 1 : Jill Clifford, Michelle Morris, Jacquelyn Joyce, Afamia Battikha, Cynthia Eastman, Elizabeth O ' Neil, Kimberly Meier, Christine Brown, Karen Curreri, Cynthia MacPherson. ROW 2: Joanne Morad, Tabitha Mahoney, Colleen Connors, Deborah Bonin, Lisa MacMillan, Kristin Brunner, Wendy Christianson, Lisa Beltramini, Theresa Thornton, Amy Flannery. ROW 3: Vikkilyn Smith, Kellie Newberry, Wendy Schaffer, Michelle Bronkhorst, Susan Graney, Gina Montgomery, Kara Kearney, Joan Reen, Heather Caffrey, Natalie Woods. ROW 4: Julie McKillop, Michelle Phinney, Larry Bella, Timothy O ' Leary, Craig Wong, Shauna Grovell, Tanya Winders, Lauren Walsh. ROW 5: Patrick Burke, Wendy Higgins, Donald McNeil, James Ross, Mark Morrison. 57 CLASS OF 1988 ■q; C 2 3 u rl ™ St 3 ' qQ“ Jii • . S .CCI a; Q Id o ,E ? T • O :- 0_ ' c 0._ ' a;-5c5= c ai Z .5P .5 l b . 2 $ 12 b c ' ' ' 2 3 $ gf § ■E 5 af- a; S q 1 -S“i c ° oi Q. CQ X CO l J ° -O Q O “ • —O ' c CO DC , CO C C ® QJ i a = g1 0 U iS • ci u Q 5 c ' 2 O - ' £ 5 - 8 |i OQ _2 o _j U- c 01 -_j-c; - F It. -J£1 -■5 O J DO 2 ZSQ 3 _ m imo: SOPHOMORE CANDIDS 59 CLASS OF 1989 ™ ’m Q • . oj o 2 Q U 0 0 c a; ro Qi Qj CQ i-n .00 . ■3 • .y z . (V w - 8 a; ■£ D Q.L 1 . (l; E i S t d I O . 3 D a. U u U _, d ' -CQ CQ ■5 1 7 ' 5 . ' = u ‘ ■ : icQ-D C C CLIJ OC-O- O 3 E 2 uJi.E o • . o o a. I ) £ - .U -.2 !q-n . uj y o ' ™ 8 P - u ' = C -D fOQ - g.y E 2 °3-- i AllbSi • ro aE- .d 2 .D- 01 — 1 1 C .i£ ' 5 _ o ' • ■ o ' K B, ' !- od;“ 3 127 TO O O • • - U O- IT) 62 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Karen Greenwood, Secretary; Mary Beth Hatch, Vice-President; Mr. Fred Perrone, Advisor; Mark Eubanks, President; Kristen Gould, Treasurer. The Class of 1989 started the year slowly, but it is coming back after being very successful in the spirit events. The class has won several first place awards and has also run a very successful fund raiser. The class officers and executive board, under the guidance of our class advisor, Mr. Fred Perrone, are working with great dedication and enthusiasm. We may have the smallest class in number in the school, but we are the tops in fervor and in spirit. EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW 1 ; Paula Scannell, Ericka McGowan, Sandra Morgen, Linda Reynolds, Jean Demmett. ROW2: Maura McManus, Tobi Quigg, Kristen Gould, Karen Greenwood, Mark Eubanks, Mary Beth Hatch, Susan Walker, Kerri Smith. ROW 3: Kirstie Anderson, Kim Calcagno, Leanne Pompeo, Heather Lowney, Lori Anderson, Lisa Katilus, Jennifer Driscol. 63 64 65 GRADE 8 OFFICERS The Class of 1990 is in its second year at HJSHS. They showed their spirit by winning the Homecoming Banner Competition, and they are continuing to show their spirit in the various spirit events and other activities held throughout the school. The class is now busy planning end of the year activities, and we are looking forward to our graduation from jr. high and eagerly await our entrance to the upper grades. Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald, Advisor; Beth Bernier, President; Amy Fitzmaurice, Vice-President; David Powilatis, Treasurer; Kerry Lofgren, Secretary. EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW 1 : Kerry Lofgren, Amy Fitzmaurice, Kerri Sheehan, Beth Bernier. ROW 2: Bridget MacDon- ald, Doreen Burrell, Rene Assetta, Heather MacDonald, Traci Berneburg, Jihad Battikha, Carol Cahill. ROW 3; Kim Magnarelli, Leeanne Winders, Amy Cosindas, Patricia Steiner, Jill Rodgers, jene Whitney, David Powilatis. 67 101 ROW 1 : Kim Magnarelli, Matthew McDonough, Joseph Maniscalco, James McSweeney, Richard Mehigan, Reynaid Hogu, Paul Milioti, Christine Miara. ROW 2: Andrea Howley, Kerry Lofgren, Denyell Kaake, Kristin Jones, Heather MacDonald, Jeannine Matthews, Bridget MacDonald, Kimberly McKeen, Rosanna Lora. ROW 3: Catherine Land, Jennifer Jackson, Lynette Lindsay, Karen Leahy, Joseph Mclnerney, Luke McFadden, Anthony lerardi, Paula Hunt, Julie Mila, Michelle McCahan, Mrs. Ruth Warren. ROW 1 : Debra Hammond, Gregory Federico, Jonathan Davis, Robert Gannon, Troy Hebb, Brian Foley, Ralph Deberardinis, Patrick Duggan. ROW 2: Denise Graziano, Michelle Flint, Amy Fitzmaurice, Linda Doe, Tracie Grant, Joyce Davis, Jeffrey Hobart, Erik Diedrichsen, Deanna DeGrazia. ROW 3; Kevin Fitzpatrick, Keith Hardie, Dean Gunther, Deborah Greenwood, Michelle Griffin, Brenda Foley, Dawn Hadfield, Shawn Hardy, Mrs. Linda Sullivan. 106 206 ROW 1 : Chris Cowdrey, Daniel Corkery, Traci Berneburg, Beth Bernier, Amy Cosindas, Carol Cahill. ROW 2: Mr. William Bucceri, Peter Blaher, Doreen Burrell, Rene Assetta, Maureen Adamo, Kristen Alves, Douglas Brooks, Jihad Battikha, Laurie Buckley. ROW 3:; Paul Brown, John Buckley, James Coletti, Patrick Burke, Brian Chisholm, Eileen Corboy, Angelina Berio, Cindy Cavanaugh, Kendal Bentley. 202 ROW 1 ; David Powilatis, Tammy Morrison, Jennifer Rosselli, Scott Pineo, Lisa Rossman, Sheila Newberry, Kerri Sheehan, Lynn Shaw. ROW 2: Debra Moriarty, Kevin Sears, Patricia Steiner, Jill Rodgers, Marcy Rasmusen, Stacy Mullin, Barbara O ' Marde, Amy O ' Rourke, Bernard Strickland. ROW 3: Damian Panajia, Darren Swift, Donald Ryan, Anthony Rodrigues, David Mulkerrin, Michael Neilson, John Schleffler, Gale Murray, Mrs. Phyllis Tanner. 69 210 ROW 1 : Bradfie ld Sullivan, Derek Walker, James Warner, Christine Thornton. ROW2: Ronne Sullivan, Leeanne Winders, Frances Wong, Vanessa Thompson, Tracy Vaughn, Jean Whitney, Mrs. Valerie Snow. 70 71 72 GRADE 7 CLASS OFFICERS Jennifer Spillane, Secretary; Kelly Connolly, Treasurer; Thomas Higgins, Vice- President; Michael Petitto, President; Mrs. Warren, Advisor. EXECUTIVE BOARD Even though it was our first year at Holbrook Junior Senior High School, we have done very well adjusting to the facilities. The upper classmen have managed not only to get us lost but also to help us in our many needs. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Warren, our officers, and our executive board, we hope to hold fund-raising events and become an integral part of H.j.S.H.S. as we continue with our education. We are fortunate in being able to participate in the various number of activities and sports offered here. ROW 1 : Julie Reynolds, Mayra Morales, Carol Brown, Gail Hoffman. ROW 2: Kathie Madeira, Marlene Farrell, Julie Spillane, Karen Messina, Melanie Warren, Mima Battikha. 73 103 ROW 1 : Michael Pegurri, Scott Needham, Daniel Murphy, Kevin Murphy, John Munn, Steven O ' Connell, Dana Pascarella. ROW 2: Crystal Shaw, Laura Principe, Kathryn Murphy, Erin O ' Neill, Beth Murphy, Dawn Siegfried, Tina Pegurri, )ulie Reynolds, Susan O ' Neil, Christine Schmitt. ROW 3: Michael Petitto, Brian Ready, Stephen Rodgers, Stephen Sarcione, Jennifer Pierce, Darrin Phillips, Russell Quigg, Robert Rowen, Mr. George Sullivan. ROW 1 : Heather White, Daniel Warsowick, James Watkins, Thomas Topping, Eric Visocchi, Wyatt Sprague, Kingsley Wong. ROW 2: Tracey Tierney, Kara Ward, Daniel Toy, Kelly Wells, Jennifer Spillane, Darla Stone, Jennifer Tedeschi, Joanne Tassiopoulos. ROW 3; Melanie Warren, Julie Spillane, Robin Slazas, Meridith Wesolans, Cindy Stec, Kendra Sullivan, Michelle Sorocco, Mr. Roger Labouliere. 74 ROW 1 : Brian Barrett, Matthew Connolly, Jennifer Chisholm, Mima Battikha, Janine Bohl, Carol Brown, Alicia Aldridge. ROW 2: Kerri Cocomazzi, William Buker, Victor Berio, Scott Assetta, Walid Asad, Steven Brewster, Scott Clifford, Chris Curreri, Matthew Almon, Brenda Bernier. ROW 3: Mrs. Ruth Byrne, Kelly Connolly, Leann Corkery, Rachelle Davco, Melissa Cole, Suzanne Bartels, Danice Beatty, Kristin Cullen, Tonya Beckstrom, Naomi Aucoin. ROW 1 : Vicki Martin, Kathie Madeira, Anna Monaco, Kristen McGillivray, Sandy Lydon, Karen Messina, Kelli McSweeney. ROW 2; Gail Hoffmann, Bryan Johnson, Chris Moore, Scott Levinson, Mayra Morales, Kim Lynch, Keri Lavine, Michelle LaPlaca, Paula Lindberg. ROW 3: Keith Leonard, John Mathews, Danny Litchfield, Matt Johnson, Allen Lucas, Tim Hurley, Erin Kelly, Mike Krance, Jason Hobart, Colleen Lynes, Miss Patricia Carelli. 75 ROW 1 : Debra Gelman, Joseph Ciangregorio, Kevin Gavin, David Gresham, Timothy Green, Chris Glover, Brenda Giggi, Christopher Fontecchio. ROW 2: Mr. Hans Melder, Timothy Doherty, James Ferguson, Jennifer Ellard, Kathleen Flannery, Marc DiBona, Gayle Hartley, Paula Hartwell. ROW 3: Fred Delaney, Thomas Higgins, Michelle Devine, Marlene Farrell, Mathew Dewar, Elizabeth DiBattista, Benjamin Dukes, Nicole DeLory. 7TH GRADE CANDIDS 76 77 78 1986 ECHO LITERARY EDITOR JENNIFER WONG VIKKI SMITH, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF; MRS. GRACE KINDELAN, MR. ROBERT KINDELAN; ADVISORS. ROW 1 ; Craig Wong, Art Editor; Doreen Burrell, Heather MacDonald, ROW 2: Lisa Beltramini, Leanne Pompeo, Karen Eubanks, Lisa White. ROW 3: Jennifer Wong, Literary Editor; Christine Meier, Typing Editor; Chris- tine O ' Leary. 80 Each year that the yearbook is published a great deal of work goes on of which many people are unaware. This year ' s staff, along with their advisors Mr. and Mrs. Kindelan, though smaller than those in years past, worked long and diligently, even meeting over vacations to put out a book equal in quality to other years. We would like to thank all those dedicated staff members for the efforts that they put into this book. We would also like to thank the students who helped out even though not staff members and the faculty for their patience and understanding. TYPING CHRISTINE MEIER, EDITOR JILL CHISHOLM MARGE KEARNEY CHRISTINE O ' LEARY GINA DEBERARDINIS JOANNE STEWART DEBBIE HUNT CINDY MACPHERSON Tany Winders Karen Curreri, Cindy MacPherson LITERARY JENNIER WONG, EDITOR STACEY HURD LISA WHITE CRAIG WONG VIKKI SMITH KERRI SMITH TANYA WINDERS DENISE FOLEY KAREN EUBANKS CHRISTINE O ' LEARY LISA BELTRAMINI EILEEN MCELENEY LAYOUT CRAIG WONG, EDITOR LEANNE POMPEO ELIZABETH O ' NEIL EILEEN MCELENEY VIKKI SMITH KERRI SMITH HEATHER MACDONALD DOREEN BURRELL TIMMY O ' LEARY KAREN CURRERI TANYA WINDERS BUSINESS STACEY HURD, EDITOR KRISTEN ALVES TAMMY MORRISON HEATHER MACDONALD DOREEN BURRELLL MICHELLE LAPLACA ANGEL SCHOFIELD KERRI SMITH SUSAN BETHUNE LEANNE POMPEO DEBBIE GELMAN MARGARET DOHERTY LISA BELTRAMINI EILEEN MCELENEY KRIS GOULD ALLISON COOKE KELLIE NEWBERRY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The members of the National Honor Society are selected by the faculty members at the end of the student ' s junior year. Nomination to the society is based upon scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Under the advisorship of Mr. Spillane, the National Honor Society ran an extremely successful canned goods drive for the needy. They also sponsor the annual Red Cross Blood Drive. OFFICERS Christine Eastman, President; Cathy Amirault, Secretary; Karen Burke, Vice President; Dan Martin, Treasurer; Mr. John Spillane, Advisor. ROW 1: Cathy Amirault, Laura Pento, Karen Burke, Mike O ' Neil, Kim Burke, Christine Eastman. ROW 2: Allan Capps, Caroline Cohan, Margaret Doherty, Stacey E urd, Joanne Buckley, Mr. John Spillane, Advisor. ROW 3; Christine O ' Leary, Maureen Cassidy, Dan Martin. 82 STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL STATE Karen McLellan Jill Johnson The Student Advisory Council and Board are dominating forces in the fight for student rights and privileges. TheCouncil and Board members are obligated to go to School Committee meetings and to speak on the student ' s behalf. We are in deep debt and gratitude to these students and we owe them our utmost support. LOCAL ROW 1: Shauna Grovell, Ramzi Mitri. ROW 2: Karen McLellan, Bob Donovan, Jill Johnson. 83 STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: K. Sheehan, L. Buttafoco, A. Fitzmaurice, K. Lofgren, |. Clifford, j. Morad, M. Hatch, C. Brown, R. Slazas. ROW 2: j. Reynolds, K. Connelly, K. Bratsis, J. Buckley, J. Johnson, G. Morelli, J. Demmit, S. Eaves, K. Could, C. Brown, D. Powilitis, K. Sullivan. ROW 3: Mr. James Fitzgerald, Advisor; J. McKillop, K. Loud, K. Greenwood, M. Doherty, W. Higgins, C. Wong, K. Finnegan, S. Hurd, K. McLellan, D. Foley, M. McManus. OFFICERS The Student Council is a very active club and constantly sponsors events to generate spirit among the students and the faculty of H.J.S.H. The Council has been recognized by the Massachusetts Association of Student Councils as one of the top councils in the state. ROW 1 ; Julie McKillop, Public- ity; Kerri Sheehan, Secretary; Joanne Morad, Secretary. ROW 2; Jill Clifford, Assistant Treasurer; Jill Johnson, Vice- President; Stacey Hurd, President; Susan Eaves, Treasurer. 84 S.A.D.D. Margaret Doherty, Stacey Hurd, Denise Foley, Jill Johnson. Students Against Driving Drunk really became active this year. In November, S.A.D.D. helped to establish a M.A.D.D. chapter in Holbrook. S.A.D.D. is a group with a very important purpose — to save lives. The only criterion for joining is the signing of the Contract of Life and any and all are welcome to join! ROW 1 : Denise Foley, Wendy Higgins. ROW 2: Jill Johnson, Stacey Hurd. Peers Educating Peers is another newly established group at H.j.S.H.S. It is chaired on the national level by the first lady, Nancy Reagan. Its purpose is for students to educate their peers on drug and alcohol abuse. The main emphasis is placed on educating fifth through eighth graders. This is an effective way to teach children of young ages the possible affects of drug and alcohol abuse. 85 Row 1 : Doug Brooks, Jennifer Tedeschi, Tammy Morrison, Kristin Alves, Sheila Newberry, Kim Lynch, Benjamin Dukes. Row 2; Nichol Frazier, ReneAssetta, Nancy Conway, Kerri Loud, Sue Bethune, Frances Wong, Mary Benton, Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald, Advisor. LIBRARY AIDES TOP DOG Row 1 : Mike Ward, Jason Fortier, Andy Levinson, Marge Kearney, Marian McAdams, Diane O ' Connell, Mr. Leonard DeRosa, Advisor. Row 2: Phil Foley, Debbie Hunt. Row 3: Tracey Walker, Kevin Purslow, Matt Donga, Kelly Miller, Karen Burke. 86 LATIN CLUB ROW 1 : A. Aldridge, K. Wong, D. Gresham. T. Doherty, S. Pineo, B. Sullivan, B. Holden, ). Battikha, S. Clifford, K. Leonard, j. Reynolds, K. Messina. ROW 2: C. Brown, D. Foley, M. Doherty, K. McSweeney, E. DiBattista, B. Giggi, K. Wells, ). Tedeschi, K. Lynch, M. Morales, K. Sheehan, M. Warren, D. Burrell, ). Tassiopoulos. ROW 3: Mr. R. Labouliere, Advisor; E. McGowan, C. Eastman, N. Aucoin, S. Lydon, R. Assetta, D. Greenwood, T. Vaughn, E. McEleney, F. Wong, A. Fitzmaurice, G. Hoffman, N. Conway, T. Holbrook, S. DiBattista. ROW 4: R. Mitri,M. Walkins, N. Battikha, L. Pompeo, A. Capps, D. Doherty, R. Donovan, B. Holden, ). Dyer, M. O ' Neil, T. Gutierrez, T. Mills, M. Koski, N. Frazier, P. Scannell, C. Cohan. ROW 1 : Mr. lames Sullivan, Advisor. ROW 2: Kris Brunner, Colleen Lofgren, Kelly Murphy, Tammy Parks, Pam Sargent, Shauna Grovel I . Not photographed — Jennifer Whiffen. OFFICERS Denise Foley, Vice-President; Al Capps, Treasurer; Mr. Roger Labouliere, Advisor; Margaret Doherty, Secretary; Nancy Conway, President. CLOSE UP Close-Up is a government founded group intended to show students from all over the country in their sophomore to senior years a better view of our government. The convention will be held in March in Washington, D.C. At that time our members along with all others will attend meetings, hear speakers and see an over-all view of the government. 87 NEWSPAPER STAFE Row 1 : M. Battikha, L. Katilus, P. Duggan, ). Battikha, D. Gelman. Row 2: A. Howley, M. LaPlaca, K. Magnarelli, K. Lynch, J. Tedeschi, ). Whitney, K. Flannery, ). Joyce. Row 3: T. Walker, S. Quinn, L. Walsh, A. Capps, M. Donga, S. Grovell, M. Morales. Row 4: C. Eastman, J. Buckley, K. Burke, ). Black, M. Morrison, N. Battikha, C. Lofgren, K. Calcagno, Ms. Phyllis Tanner, Advisor. The Holbrook Bulldog affords the opportunity to students to express themselves creatively through writing, photography, and illustrating as well as through sharpening reportorial skills. Through this school newspaper, the students and staff learn about school events, the con- tributions of extra-curricular clubs and sports; and it gives recognition to those who achieve, who contribute, who help make H.J.S.H.S. such a fine school. EDITORS Karen Burke, Typing; John Buckley, Photography; Ms. Phyllis Tanner, Advisor; Matt Donga, Video; Lisa Katilus, Art. EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Trade Walker; Allan Capps 88 O.E.A Row 1: Laura Pento, Joanne Stewart. Row 2: Carolyn Cohan, Deborah Hunt, Susan Murray, Karen Clark, Joanne Buckley. Row 3: Mrs. Jill DelSignore, Advisor; Kelly Murphy, Diane O ' Con- nell, Marian McAdams, Marjory Kearney, Debra Archer, Mrs. Karen Sullivan, Advisor. Row 4; I Cori Colarusso, Deborah Watson, Maryjo Joyce, Carolyn Connors. The Office Education Association is a club for students enrolled in a minimum of I two business courses. ! Various fund-raising activities are held ' throughout the year to help defray the cost 1 of attending a State Convention. Members I attend this State Convention for two days and each student takes a t est in a business subject stressing their skills or speaking abilities. Any student placing within the top three places is then eligible to compete at a National Convention held out of the State of Massachusetts. Joanne Stewart, President; Marian McAdams, Treasurer; Karen Burke, Vice- President. Not photographed — Karen Clark, Secretary. 89 BAND ROW 1: Tammy Morrison, Kim Catone, Kim Meier, Michelle Morris, Ramzi Mitri, |ill Chisholm, Jill Clifford, Sheila Gould, Tobi Quigg, Linda Farrell, Mr, Edmund Myers, Director. ROW 2: Sheila Newberry, Gail Hanafin, Cindy Toy, Kristen Brunner, Elizabeth O ' Neil, jeanine Fucile, Eileen MacEleney, Karen Eubanks, Ann Sullivan, Kathy Madiera, Pam Sargeant. ROW 3: Katie Murphy, Jennifer Whiffen, Shauna Grovell, Kirstie Anderson, Jonathan Caffrey, Amanda Albanese, Kristen Alves, Marlene Farell. ROW 4: Kim Lynch, Debbie Watson, Mike O ' Neil, Mario Watkins, Mike Hoover. ROW 5; Doug Ferguson, Alen Burrell, Jason Hill, Alan Capps. 90 JR. HIGH BAND Over the years, the Holbrook High School Band has not only participated at football games, but also at many concerts, pep rallies, and parades. In 1985 the Holbrook High School Band was honored for marching sixteen years in the Quincy Christmas parade. Due to the small size of the band and the lack of many instruments, there are many things the band can no longer participate in, but what the band lacks in size, it makes up for in its talent for music and its strong school spirit. MAJORETTES Row 1: Michelle Morris, Mascot, |ill Chisholm. Row 2: Kim Cotone, Kim Meier, Tobi Quigg, Jill Clifford, Sheila Could. COLOR GUARD Linda Farrell, Captain; Tammie Morrison, Sheila Newberry, Katie Murphy, Kim Lynch, Debbie W atson, Pam Sargent, Marlene Farrell, Kristen Alves, Kathy Madiera. 91 CHORUS Chris Eastman, Vice-Presi- dent; Lisa White, Treasurer; Stacey Hurd, Secretary; Cathy Amirault, President. HIGH SCHOOL Row 1: M. Benton, H. Walsh. Row 2: M. Lindsey, W. Schaefer, N. Sheehan, E. McEleney, S. Grovell,C. Eastman, C. Amirault, M. Hatch, Mr. Herbert, Director. Row 3: L. Pompeo, S. Hurd, L. White, K. Newberry, ). Buckley, K. Eubanks, T. Thornton, C. Lofgren, S. Hayes, T. Parks. JUNIOR HIGH Row 1 : K. Sullivan, C. Cahill, M. Battikha, S. O ' Neil, P. Hartwell, G. Hartley, D. DeGrazia, K. Madeira, C. Stec, ). Reynolds, J. Bohl, C. Eontecchio, S. Quinn, P. Duggan, E. DiBattista, J. Chisholm, E. Kelly, M. Sorocco, Mr. Herbert, Director. Row 2: J. Rosselli, D. Hammond, K. Murphy, T. Morrison, C. Land, S. Newberry, K. Magnarello, C. Shaw, K. Flannery, M. Adamo, G. Federico, M. McDonough, D. Panajia, P. Brown, T. Pegurri, A. Howley, D. Gelman, B. MacDonald, K. Sheehan, K. Connelly. Row 3; C. Simmons, K. Jones, A. O ' Rourke, K. Levine, D. Beatty, D. Hadgield, B. Giggi, K. Alves, T. Buckley, A. Milioti, J. Battikha, R. Quigg, B. Dukes, C. Cowdrey, R. Darco, F. Wong, J. Whitney, B. Foley, M. Cole, D. Siegfried, M. Wesolans. ROW4: S. Bartels,]. Spillane, K.CIasby, K. Loud, A. Cosindas, J. Rodgers, M. Morales, T. Tierney, B. Holden, J. Buckley, R. Cannon, D. Toy, K. Lofgren, L. Winders, T. Grant, J. Jackson, L. Lindsey, V. Thompson, K. Lynch, K. McCillivray, J. Ellard. 92 93 HOMECOMING On November 9, 1985 the senior class finalists for Homecoming Queen were selected by their classmates. These finalists were chosen for their display of school spirit, involvement, and personality. The finalists were Joanne Buckley, Sharon Chase, Marian McAdams, Christine Meier, Christine O ' Leary, and Jennifer Wong. This year the Class of 1986 started a new tradition by electing a Homecoming King. The finalists were Allan Capps, Leo Carpenter, Phil Foley, Danny Martin, Mike Sheehan, and Jimmy Stewart. The Homecoming Queen for 1985, Carrie Larson, crowned the 1986 Queen, Christine O ' Leary. The su- perintendent of schools, John Moran, crowned Allan Capps the King. Chris O ' Leary, Queen Allan Capps, King 96 Row 1: Michelle DeBerardinis, Karen Clark, Debra Hunt, Co-Captain; Sharon Chase, Co- Captain; Marjory Kearney, Gina DeBerardinis. Row 2: Kimberly Giangregorio, Sheila Martin, Regina Morrissey, Mary jo Joyce, Michelle Pasciuto, Colleen Keefe. CHEERLEADERS 97 BASEBALL ROW 1; John Ellard, John Sheehan, Willy White, Mike O ' Neil, Jeff Dyer, Rich Gelman, Mr. Tony Baxter, Coach. ROW 2: Jim Winquist, Pat Quinn, Scott Lander, John Petitto, Walter Morse. 98 SOFTBALL VARSITY ROW 1 : Laura Pento, Elizabeth Hillier, Carolyn Conners, Laura McGowen, Susan Bethune. ROW 2; Susan Walker, Manager; Carolyn Cohan, Tesi Gaynor, Nancy Conway, Maureen Cassidy, Tracie Walker, Molly Walters, Coach. J.V. ROW 1: Eileen McEleney, Michelle Koski, Jill Johnson, Lisa Beltramini. ROW 2: Kristen Leuchte, Jackie Joyce, Chris Brown, Michelle Bronkhurst, Manager. ROW 3: Lisa Katilus, Wendy Higgins, Kristen Gould, Tanya Winders, Laurie Walsh, Mrs. Cordaro, Coach. The girl ' s softball team had outstanding ability and sports- manship. The varsity and junior varsity teams proved themselves very competitive against some of the most adept teams in the Mayflower League. The girls showed great poten- tial and interest throughout the whole season. Overall they had a victorious season. 1986 look out! Here we come. 99 BOYS ' TRACK Row 1 ; Allan Capps, Rich McCormack, Captain; Paul Roukey, Co-Captain; Andy Hill, Co-Captain, Rich Pieri. Row 2: Billy Guerriero, Jason Hill, Mike Hall, John Fortier, Alen Burrell, Sean Dowd, Victor Kelley. Row 3: Matt Peaves, Coach; Tom Mills, John Demmett, Mark Sheehan, Eric Egelstrom, Ciro de la Vega, Co-Captain, Craig Wong, Joe Curran, Rob McKinley, Coach; Jim Petine, Coach. 100 1 n ' TBACe-5 ’. t ) track 1 W I ' l 1 Row 1 : Vikki Smith, Shauna Grovell, Kerri Smith, Traci Bohl, Angel Schofield, Debbie Greenwood. Row 2: Bob McKinley, Coach; Michelle Landers, Captain; Stacey Hurd, )en Whiffen, Matt Reaves, Coach; Maura McManus, Nicole Frazier, Vanessa Thompson, |im Petine, Coach. Not Photographed: Amy O ' Leary, Donna DeStoop, Co-Captains. GIRLS ' TRACK The girls ' track completed a very successful season capped by being the Mayflower League Champions. Despite being small in number compared with many of the teams with which they competed, their hard work and dedication payed off. One of the highlights of the season was a non-league win against Duxbury, an arch-rival whom they beat for the second straight year. 101 FOOTBALL ROW 1 : Mark Sheehan, Tony Gutierrez, Danny Martin, Mike Sheehan, Phil Foley, Tri-Captains; Jonathan Fortier, Donny Charlebois. ROW 2; I David FHunt, joe Curran, Tommy Mills, Jeff Bates, Burke Walker, Shawn Baron, Jason Fortier, Jim Clasby, Mike Ward. ROW 3: Mr. Vince Sykes, i Coach; Joe Tierney, Jason Murphy, Jason Clifford, Danny Doherty, Mike Brewster, Danny Ford, James Hanafin, Mr. Scott Reegan, Coach; Mr. Matt I Pease, Coach. Holbrook opened its season on a high note with a 34-0 victory over Tri-County. The following weeks made up a tough season in the Mayflower League. The small team worked extremely hard putting in several hours of practice a day. One of the tri-captains, Dan Martin, received the annual Thanksgiving game award (outstanding back) as well as landing a spot on the Mayflower League All-Star Team. 102 JR VARSITY ROW 1 ; )im Colletti, Eric Solomon, Joe Nihill, Ted Killion, Jonathan Caffrey, Tri-Captains; Dan Mann, Mike Curreri. ROW 2: Mark Clifford, Brad Sullivan, Bernie Strickland, Robert Graney, Mark Eubanks, Tom Magee, Dave Powilitis, Ralph DeBerardinis, Ernie Pettersen, Rick Mehigan. 103 FIELD HOCKEY Row 1 ; Karen Curreri, Rene Assetta, Tammy Parks, )eanine Fucile, Susan Bethune, Eileen McEleney, Co- Captains; Tanya Winders, Dina Bellew, Elizabeth O ' Neil. Row 2: Cathy Hatch, Coach; Lisa Katilus, Susan Donovan, Tracy Vaughn, Noelle Sheehan, Mary Hatch. The Holbrook Jr. Sr. High School varsity field hockey team had a promising and exciting year. Although they were faced with the loss of 9 seniors, the girls proved that aggresion and patience make quite a difference. The team was mostly inexperienced and their record was only 1-13-0, but under the outstanding coaching of Cathy Hatch, the year proved to be a good experience and a sign of better seasons to come. 104 105 BOYS ' SOCCER ROW 1: Robert Cannon, Arthur Ming, Arnold Ming, Eric Egelstrom, Mike O ' Neil, Co- Captains; Larry Bella, Rich Foley, Timmy O ' Leary. ROW 2: Paul Roukey, Coach; Russell Quigg, Tim FHolbrook, Craig Wong, )eff Dyer, Mike Hall, George Morelli, Jeff Westhaver, Victor Kelley. The team ' s second season here at the Holbrook Jr. -Sr. High School proved to be successful thanks to their combined effort and spirit. With the experience from returning players and new prospects, the coming years give promise for an even better record and Mayflower League standing. 106 GIRLS ' VARSITY SOCCER ROW 1 : Kelli Burke, Kerri Smith, Nancy Conway, Joan Reen, Stacey Hurd, Captain; Michelle Koski, Vikki Smith, Carolyn Cohan, Heather Caffrey. ROW 2: Mellisa Quirk, Michelle Morris, Kristen Gould, Angel Schofield, Kim Meier, Christine Meier, |ill lohnson, Maura McManus, Kara Kearney, Chris Brown, Mr. Ernie Johnson, Coach. The girls ' soccer teams were two of only four Holbrook teams to partici- pate in the South Shore League. The varsity team, coached by Ernie Johnson, was very young with only two seniors, but their talent showed on the field. The girls competed well edging out some of the top teams. The junior varsity team, coached by former player Lorraine Foley, con- sisted mainly of seventh and eighth graders. Competing against older girls gave them the experience that other teams won ' t have. ROW 1: Carol Cahill, Karen Leahy, Amy O ' Rourke, jeannine Mathews, Kelly Clasby, Amy Fitz- maurice, Jill Rodgers, Cindy Stec. ROW 2: Mr. John Meschinno, Carol Brown, Brenda Bernier, Jean Whit- ney, Sandy Lydon, Jen Jackson, Denise Beatty, Kim Magna- relli, Cathy Flannery, Jen Fusco. JUNIOR VARSITY 107 CROSS COUNTRY Lisa Beltramini, Jason Hill, Richard Soley, Mr. Tony Baxter, Coach; Ricky Bleakney, Allan Burrell, Christine O ' Leary. The Holbrook High Cross Country team had an outstanding season in spite of the fact that it was a rebuild- ing season. The team, with determi- nation and hard work, was able to compete successfully in the Mayflower League. With their posi- tive attitude, the team should have many more victorious seasons. 109 ROW 1: Eric Eglestrom, Robert Hamilton, Co-Captain; William Holden, Co-Captain; Richard Symister, Jeffrey Dyer. ROW 2: Mr. Wayne Hamilton, Coach; George Morelli, Dan Doherty, Shawn Fitzgerald, Mark Morrison, Tommy Mills, Robert Buckley, Assistant Coach; Daniel Corrigan, Assistant Coach. VARSITY BASKET BALL This year was very successful for the Bulldogs as they snatched the Mayflower League championship and placed first in Division III. Under the guidance of Coach Mr. Wayne Hamilton, the boys worked great together as a team. They finished their season with an overall record of 21-2. Billy Holden and Bobby Hamilton were named to the All-Star Team and they both exceeded the thousand point mark. 110 JR. VARSITY ROW 1 : Patrick Burke, Dennis Gavin, Patrick Burke, Donald McNeil, )im Ross, Robert Devito, Steven Zimmer. ROW 2: Mr. Daniel Corrigan, Coach; Mr. Robert Buckley, Coach; Tommy Higgins, Brian Foley, Brian Holden, Danny Weiner, Ted Killion, Paul Brown, Steven Gavin, Russel Quigg, Sean McKeen, Mathew Conley, Manager. Ill GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL The girls ' basketball team had a great season this year. The coach was chosen only two weeks before the season began, but this did not affect the team ' s desire to win. With great team spirit, they made it to the state tourna- ment. With the talent coming from the junior varsity team, next year will be filled with even greater ex- pectations. ROW 1 : Michele Koski, Nancy Conway, Susan Bethune, Denise Foley, Co-Captains; Karen McLellan, Wendy Higgins. ROW 2: Lisa Katilus, Laura Pento, Carolyn Cohan, Trade Walker, Manager; Jill Johnson, Kristin Leuchte, Jackie Joyce. 112 JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1 : Colleen Connors, Laurie Walsh, Joan Reen, Kara Kearney, Co-Captains; Tanya Winders, Loretta Hall. ROW 2: Afamia Battikha, Shauna Crovell, Christine Brown. 113 WRESTLING ROW 1 : Darren Phillips, Steven O ' Connell, Kendal Bentley, Michael Krance, Thomas Toppings, Frenando Ribeiro, John Munn, Dana Pascarella, Daniel Toy, Daniel Corkery. ROW 2: Burke Walker, Chris Fontecchio, Victor Kelly, Richard Bleakney, Jason Clifford, Jason Murphy, Michael Hall, Jason Morris. In its second year at Holbrook, the wrestling team has improved im- mensely. Coaches Matt Peaves and Steve Thomas have placed a junior varsity and varsity team in the South Shore League. The boys compete according to their weight class. This year, the varsity team, led by captains Victor Kelly and Mike Hall, im- proved enough to participate in the sectional tournament. 114 GYMNASTICS ROW 1 : Wendy White, Jeanine Fucile, Jennifer Whiffen, Angela Schofield, Manager Kerry Smith, Tracy Bohl. ROW 2: Manager Jason Fortier, Tammy Morrison, Sheila Newberry, Doreen Burrell, Julie Reynolds, Coach Janet Erbe, Traci Berneburg, Lynda Reynolds, Leanne Pompeo, Cindy MacPherson. — — - V The newly formed gymnastics team, under the direction of Coach Janet Erbe, has proven itself very capable. The veteran members have been very patient and helpful to the beginners helping them with routines and the understanding of rules. The team thanks all those who have supported them, and they look forward to more competition ex- perience next year. 115 FACULTY PATRONS Mr. Frederick R. Arata Mr. and Mrs. William J. Leanues Mr. Daniel Baldi Mrs. Phyllis C. Lewis Mr. Anthony Baxter Mrs. Donna MacDermott Mrs. Theresa Beatrice Mr. Donald P. Mahanor Mr. Jack Boyce Mr. John Meschino Miss Virginia Bryant Mrs. Sally Miniutti Mr. William Bucceri Mr. Richard Murphy Mr. Robert Buchan Mr. Edmund L. Myers Mrs. Ruth Byrne Mrs. Nancy Nicastro Ms. Patricia Carelli Miss Janet Parisi Mr. David Corayer Mr. Alfred Perrone Mrs. Andrea Cosindas Mrs. Leslie Prescott Mrs. Mary Del Signore Mr. Milena Quill Mr. Leonard de Rosa Mrs. Betty Sanderson Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald Mrs. Joan Shirley Mr. James Fitzgerald Mr. Rudolph W. Sibilia Mr. Gerald Ferris Mr. J. Kevin Smyth Mr. Frederick Gervais Mrs. Valerie Snow Mrs. Genevieve Groeppe Mr. John Spillane Mr. Robert J. Hallisey Mr. R. Earl Stearns Mr. Michael Herbert Mrs. Mary Stevens Mr. Walter Heleen Mrs. Linda Sullivan Senorita Horan Mr. James Sullivan Mrs. Bette Johnson Mrs. Karen Sullivan Mrs. Susan Kowalski Ms. Phyllis Tanner Mrs. Grace O. Kindelan Mrs. Beth Tolson Mr. Robert N. Kindelan Mrs. Ruth Warren Mr. Roger Labouliere Mrs. Maureen Yauckoes Mr. Roger Larson Mr. Thomas Young Mrs. Carol Zimmer SENIOR PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Amirault Mrs. Donna Lofgren Bob and Dottie Archer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Martin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bethune Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meier Brendan E. and Mary Burke Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitri Mr. and Mrs. Robert Capps Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morse Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. John O ' Leary Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Chase Mr. and Mrs. William O ' Neil Bill and Helen Cohan Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Pento Mrs. Dianne Doherty Mrs. Ernestine Ring Mr. and Mrs. William Eastman Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Scannell Mr. and Mrs. John Foley Mr. and Mrs. Martin Slazas Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hurd Mrs. Geraldine Walker Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lemieux Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Whiffen Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lindsay George and Evalyn Wong 118 PATRONS Remember MASC ' 86 MTPPPY Class of ' 86; Good Luck From the Easter Penguin Stacey, Marg, Denise, Jen, Joanne, Marge; Go Get ' Em Eitz Hey Chris E. — You ' re the bestest best friend I could ever have! Love, Cath Al — You ' re all done! — Wait ' till the grad parties — Love, Chris Sha — Remember JACMS Victory, Salada Tea Bags, Chancing the rimmer, no strings attached — Love, Chris Sue B — 2 daughter — Good Luck at E.N. — Mom Dad C Dan, Do you have that smile yet? — T Hey Karen, Al ' s right. This isn ' t the gift shop! — Tony Weaso — 1 miss you! Love, Jen To one of the best cousins ever! Cindy, chic w DRJG 7-4-85 fireworks — good time! Jen Hey Hoover, I ' m sorry pal but you ' re gonna have to leave! Class of ' 86 we ' ll never forget ya ' s. Love, JC, DB, AM, CC Billy, I will always love you — Love, Me. BUCKWHEAT, You ' re going down again! Cath, thanks baby! I love you alot! Love, C. D — Are you LSA? I need details! Love, Chris Billy — Good Luck. Love ya always, Michelle Two people who mean alot to me. Natural disasters and water falls. Love, Phil Pudge, Love ya to bits! — Chris Say it isn ' t so Laurie, I love you!! Remember the wall in the Duracell Adventure! Aak! Aak! Chris — Salada tea bags, summer promises, and chancing the rimmer! Love, Sha Ay-ah . . . Yes, yes . . . quickly. Jeff — What can 1 say but I don ' t know? (eeh!) 119 Mike, Phil, Dan, Mike O., and Brian; You ' re the best friends a girl could have. Thanks. 1 Student Council in Mass., Mayflower League Champs in 2 sports, unbelievable school spirit, — HJSHS — We have alot to be proud of! Tony, you ' re my favorite bunny master! Love always, )en. Walter, I love you always — Sheila Zo — Remember half days at Leo ' s; flippin ' out, and all the summer partyin ' Love, Criss Kris — Beware of the Thief of Hearts! Cindy Have a good summer, CT, JW, KB, JF, LB, LK, RA, DB, SD, LM, VS, TT. Luv ya always, Huey 87 Phil, Thanks for the Oreo Cookie Crunch! I ' ll always love you Jimmy. You finally made it honey! Hey, it ' s Friday night. Who ' s Maryjo gonna ' start a fight with? N.C., j.J., K.F., W.H., Cape bound next year! Norman (Sue) Mike, caught ya, Ma! Walter — 1 love you — Donna (2-19-85) Marge — Not bad, not bad at all! Love, Stace C,M,C,L,S, — Flowered pants and stiped socks, yowza! Billy — S-C-R-A-B-B-L-E; How many points do I get for that? Love, Oscar Marg — Winter, spring, summer or fall — all you have to do is call . . . You got a friend! Love Stace Little guy — Hit ' em! Thanks for everything — I love you! Big Girl MK — FFE Jen Deb the best of times Summer of ' 85 Stacey, this is your last patron ad. Don ' t cry. Stace, not bad, not bad at all. Love, Marge Mike, my favorite brother. Me Rich Bucella, good luck I love you! — C.F. Deb Gina — We ' ve always had the best of times together. Stay close — Love, Jen Chris, remember su casa, mi casa. Bounce, the flat tire, and NY ' s E?! gt ' s!! Luv, Snake Mother My Snake Mother — Never forget all the gt ' s, our bashes, V.D. shopping, cruisin ' Bounce. Love you! Chris Stacy — We did it! Happy 18th!! I LOVE YOU! Chris Jen and Gina — You ' re the best. We ' ve had great times 5-25-85 Let ' s keep in touch! Mike G — 1 love you — Keg 120 121 BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF 1986 DR. DONALD L. DESCHENES 8 JEWEL RD. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-4551 COLUMBUS TRAVEL SERVICE, INC. 37 NO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-0950 PAT KING — TREASURER CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 TRI-TOWN SEWERAGE AND CONSTRUCTION 767-3545 TEN-RAY AUTOMOTIVE 2140 WASHINGTON ST. SHELL STATION BRAINTREE, MA. 843-9846 HOLBROOK FURNITURE, CO. 314 NO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS JOE SOPEL 767-2160 PROPRIETOR TWINBROOK INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 181 SO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-4700 FRANK S. RIZZO PRESIDENT KENNETH BURRELL PLUMBING — HEATING — GAS 41 PLEASANT ST. HOLBROOK, MA. MASS Lie. 14084 767-1125 L 1 ' fcl THE HARDWARE CENTER 84 SO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-1230 THE GORDON AGENCY REALTOR — INSURER — APPRAISER 40 SO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-1 1 14 FRANCIS M. GORDON THE BODY EXCHANGE FITNESS STRENGTH CENTER 30 UNION ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-4059 BOBGRINHAM KEVIN SHEEHAN GRO-N-THINGS, INC. 30 UNION ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-2244 WEDDING AND FLORAL DESIGN ROSE and DORA ' S PLACE A Special Kind of Resale Shop 30 UNION ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-0869 BARK INN 367 NO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 8:30 A.M. — 6 P.M. 767-2200 Mon. Thru Sat. HOLBROOK SUNOCO SERVICE 334 NO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. AL JIM REICHERT KEE-BO ' S 456 NO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. HALLMARK CARDS, DELI, GROCERIES, LOTTERY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 FROM BETHUNE ' S APPLIANCE REPAIR 767-3174 VIDEO PARADISE OF HOLBROOK 3 SO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-2025 124 125 126 WADE ' S HAIR DESIGN 41 UNION ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-4917 CANDLEPIN BOWLING GOLF DRIVING RANGE MINIATURE GOLF WRIGHT BROS. SPORTS CENTER 231 UNION ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-3766 BAGLEY ENERGY CENTER CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 COMPLETE ENERGY AND HEATING SYSTEMS FARINA BROS. INC. 40 UNION ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 145 UNION ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-0643 767-1060 127 SUBURBAN CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 GALLAGHER AND INSURANCE QUIREYNS 239 NO. FRANKLIN ST. DENTAL ASSOCIATES, HOLBROOK, MA. HERBERT D. GLANZE P C. PRESIDENT 767-3300 40 SO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-0979 THE DANCE SHOP EMMY MAC WILLIAMS 6 ADAMS LANE HOLBROOK, MA. STUDIO 767-4900 767-0256 HENNESSY NEWS 18 SO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-0209 128 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1986 THE BULLPEN INC. HOLBROOK ' S INDOOR BATTING CAGES FOR SOFTBALL AND BASEBALL ALL YEAR ROUND 767-0466 PARENT GROUP May each one of you find your future full of happiness, success, and love. HOLBROOK JR. — SR. HIGH PARENT GROUP Evelyn McKeen CHAIRPERSON Jane Mason CHAIRPERSON Lorraine Kaake SECRETARY Lynnea McFadden TREASURER CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 GETTING MARRIED? DIAL 337-2659 WEDDING CANDIDS BY K GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1986 I WANT MY SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER MATTRESS COMPANY BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1986 HOLBROOK CO-OPERATIVE BANK 95 NO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 130 PAUL F. CROWLEY PRESIDENT 792 SOUTH FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MASS. 02343 THE HOLBROOK INSURANCE CENTER 767-2400 586-8007 BROCKTON SCALE CO. P.O. BOX 127 HOLBROOK, MA. 02343 JAMES S. MORRISON BUS. 767-2135 OWNER HOME 767-2584 131 SEBASTIAN HAIR SALON 43 NO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-2206 WISHES THE CLASS OF 1986 GOOD LUCK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE 1986 HIGHLAND LIQUORS 464 NO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-3304 132 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 HOLBROOK HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB NANCY MCLELLAN — PRESIDENT JOANNE FOLEY — VICE-PRESIDENT MADELINE HOOVER — SECRETARY SUSAN MANN — TREASURER CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 THE ECHO STAEE VIKKI SMITH JENNIFER WONG CHRISTINE MEIER CRAIG WONG STACEY HURD THE K ' S 133 ' 89 WE ARE THE BEST, WE ELY UP HIGH ABOVE THE REST, WE HAVE THE SPIRIT ON OUR SIDE, WE ' RE ' 89 THE CLASS WITH PRIDE. WE WISH GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 86! WITH BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 CLASS OF 1988 134 GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 CLASS OF 1987 THE CLASS OF 1986 WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS FOR MAKING THESE FOUR YEARS AT HOLBROOK HIGH SCHOOL THE MOST MEMORABLE YEARS OF OUR LIVES. 135 136 m USmrSSm uSm u