Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1987 volume:

Hi, m i % mm i lb ? ' « It . ’ • • ‘i . ECHO 1987 HOLBROOK JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HOLBROOK MASSACHUSETTS EDITORS EDITORS-IN-CHIEF v IKKI SMITH — LISA WHITE LITERARY MICHELE KOSKI LAYOUT CRAIG WONG BUSINESS CARYL REYNOLDS TYPING CINDY MAC PHERSON ADVISORS GRACE O. KINDELAN ROBERT N. KINDELAN MEMORIUM JASON WALTER HILL FAREWELL TO 17 A sad farewell to seventeen, to open skies and fields of green. The runner with the wind at his back, always a stride ahead of the pack, Setting his own hard-driven pace, Lord didn ' t he know that this wasn ' t a race. Covering distance with a grace so rare, as breaths of steam expire into cold winter air. A sad farewell to seventeen, To my very dear friend, to one young man ' s dream. — William Eric Guerriero 3 s 6 DEDICATION Traditionally, the Echo staff of Holbrook Jr. Sr. High School has dedicated the yearbook to a member of the faculty who they feel has gone to incredi- ble lengths for the benefit of the student body, and who has been an all- around asset to the school. Continuing this tradition, the 1987 Echo staff has chosen Mr. Donald Cosgrove as recipient of this dedication. Mr. Cosgrove has been a guidance counselor in Holbrook for only two years, but he has established an excellent relationship with the students. He has shown an equal and genuine concern for the academic and personal welfare of each student, particularly dealing with hysterical seniors over college or job decisions, applications, and scholarships. He willingly gives guidance to any student. He does so without hesita- tion and with a smile on his face. 9 ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS John Moran The 1 987 Echo staff, on behalf of the entire student body, would like to thank Mr. Mahanorfor his support and encouragement throughout the year. As Principal, Mr. Mahanor, takes on the respon- sibilities of providing leadership and guidance not only for the faculty but also for all of the students at Holbrook Jr Sr High. It is because of these qualities that we, the students, are able to strive for excellence. PRINCIPAL Donald P. Mahanor 10 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Walter W. Heleen Mr. Walter Heleen and Mr. Kevin Smyth have very difficult jobs. They must maintain order in the school and serve as disciplinarians. These two gentlemen are well-liked and respected by the students of Holbrook Junior-Senior High School because of their personali- ties, impartial attitudes, and their concern for all. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ). Kevin Smyth 11 MRS. SALLY MINIUTTI SECRETARY MRS. HELEN SHERIDAN SECRETARY OFFICE STAFF MRS. CAROL ZIMMER GUIDANCE SECRETARY Holbrook Junior-Senior High School is very fortunate to have a dedicated office staff and nurse. These women work extremely hard and are always willing to lend a helping hand to the students. Through their efforts they have earned the respect and gratitude of everyone at Hol- brook Junior-Senior High School. MRS. BETTE JOHNSON NURSE 12 I TOUCH THE FUTURE. I TEACH. C. McAuliffe MR. DONALD COSGROVE Here comes man of comfort, whose advice, hath often stilled my brawling discontent. Shakespeare GUIDANCE One of the busiest departments at Holbrook High School is the Guidance Department. These counselors deal with students ' problems, scheduling, and paper- work, as well as the individual needs of the student body. The small staff is highly respected by all of the students because of the deep interest the counselors have for their success. MRS. DONNA MACDERMOTT Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. Pope MR. ROBERT BUCHAN Many receive advice, only the wise profit from it. Syrus 14 MR. JACK GHUBLIKIAN I would define . . . the poetry of words as the Rhythmical Creation of Beauty. Its sole arbiter is taste. Poe MRS. MARY STEVENS For what are the classics but the noblest recorded thoughts of man . . Thoreau MRS. MARY ANN MCMAHON Literature is the thought of thinking souls. Carlyle MS. CAROL NEVILLE A good book is the precious life-blood of a master-spirit . . . Milton MRS. PHYLLIS TANNER CHAIRMAN If we encountered a man of rare intellect, we should ask him what books he read. Emerson 17 MISS PATRICIA KILLEEN The mathematician has reached the highest rung of human thought.” Ellis MATH — MS. PATRICIA CARELLI We come to use our hands and not our tongues. Shakespeare MR. DAVID CORAYER A mathematician, like a painter or a poet, is a maker of patterns. Hardy MR. ROBERT HALLISEY Mathematics, rightly viewed, possesses not only truth, but supreme beauty . . . Russell MR. GERALD FERRIS CHAIRMAN ' Tis education forms the common mind; just as the twig is bent the tree ' s inclined. Pope MRS. LINDA SULLIVAN There is no royal road to Geometry. Euclid 18 MISS DORANN LOMP “There are sciences and the applications of science, bound together as the fruit to the true . . Pasteur SCIENCE MRS. SUSAN KOWALSKI “Observation is a passive science, experimentation an active science. Bernard MR. WILLIAM BUCCERI “Learn, compare, collect the facts. Pavlov MR. LOUIS PEARLSTEIN There are very few persons who pursue science with true dignity. Davey MR. HANS MELDER The proper and immediate object of science is the acquirement of truth. Coleridge MR. DANIEL BALDI Learn the ABC of science before you try to ascend to its summit. Paulou 19 MRS. GENEVIEVE GROEPPE The learned understand the theory of art. Quintillion MR. ROBERT KINDELAN The only way to be happy is to shut yourself up in art . . Stevenson MS. LESLIE PRESCOTT Art is not a thing: it is a way. Hubbard ART MUSIC MR. MICHAEL HERBERT Come, sing ... for I know you sing well; I see you have a singing face. Beaumont 20 Cl HOME ECONOMICS MRS. ANDREA COSINDAS “Cookery is become an art, a noble science . . . Burton MRS. BETTY SANDERSON AIDE “After the verb To Love “To Help is the most beautiful verb in the world. Von Suttner BUSINESS MRS. JILL DEL SIGNORE CHAIRMAN To business that we love we rise betime, and go to it with delight. Shakespeare MR. LENNIE DEROSA Toil, says the proverb, is the sire of fame. Euripides MR. JOHN BOYCE Full well they laughed, with counterfeited glee at all his jokes, for many a joke had he. Goldsmith MRS. KAREN SULLIVAN The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Disraeli , 21 Chapter I is a federally funded program designed to provide students with extra educational help in the areas of reading and math. This program provides seventh through twelfth grade stu- dents with supplementary help in reading and students in grades nine through twelve with supplementary help in math. The small group learning sessions in Chapter I help the students | a n-rr r) ■ develop confidence and useful learning strategies which can I l l I C. lx I be applied in their classrooms. MRS. PHYLLIS LEWIS READING Books must be read as deliberately and reservedly as they are written. Thoreau MRS. JOAN SHIRLEY MATH Mathematics is the science which draws necessary conclusions. Peirce SPECIAL EDUCATION The primary goal of the special needs department is to assist students in achieving to the maximum of their potential. Students are offered services ranging from self-contained classes to academic tutoring. The students serviced are determined through the evaluation process established by Chapter 766 and PL 94-142. MRS. BETH TOLSON Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Emerson 22 MRS. VIRGINIA BRYANT READING That ' s what education means — to be able to do what you ' ve never done before. Palmer MRS. TONI CONLEY The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. Emerson MRS. MILENA QUILL Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense and plain dealing. Emerson VITA Vita is a program set up to help stu- dents who have trouble in areas such as not coming to school or going to classes, or students who can do the work but chose not to. Some aren ' t able to cope in a large classroom setting because of behavior or their own personal needs. MRS. MARY NEE Our chief want in life is somebody who shall make us do what we can. Emerson 23 MR. ROGER LABOULIERE Who does not know another language, does not know his own. Goethe MRS. NANCY NICASTRO Language is the expression of ideas. Webster MISS MARY BETH HORAN I Punctuality is the politeness of kings. Louis XVIII , MISS KATHLEEN FLAHERTY MR. ROGER LARSON We never do anything well till we If all the year were playing holidays, to sport would cease to think about the manner of be as tedious as to work. Shakespeare doing it. Hazlitt PHYSICAL EDUCATION 24 MR. FRED GERVAIS “The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Disraeli MR. RUDY SIBILIA Attempt the end and never stand to doubt; Nothing ' s so hard but search will find it out. Herrick MR. RICHARD MURPHY What we anticipate seldom occurs; what we least expected . . . happens. Disraeli MR. FRED PERRONE Take the advice of a faithful friend, and submit thy inventions to his censure. Fuller 25 1 SENIO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1987 OFFICERS Gail Hanafin, Vice-President; Diane Cummings, President; Dan Doherty, Treasurer; Miss Janet Parisi, Advisor; Karen McLellan, Secretary. As graduation approaches, the members of the Class of 1 987 are anticipating the end of their high school years, and the commencement of their adult lives. There are mixed emotions among everyone — a sadness for the past, yet a longing for the future. Seniors are not only looking forward to graduation in May, but also to senior week activities, which include the senior assembly, the class trip to Connecticut, and the senior reception, which will be held at the Sheraton Tara in Mansfield. Without the hard work and dedication of Advisor Miss Janet Parisi, the class officers, and the executive board, the students would not have reached the goals for which they have strived and will continue to strive for in the years to come. ROW 1 : Lisa White, Karen Eubanks, Michele Koski, Nancy Conway, Luci Batstone, Jason Morris, Jason Hill. ROW 2: Kathy Bratsis, Lisa Doe, Susan Eaves, Julie Adams, Kelly Finnegan, Jill Johnson, Linda Capps, Melanie Fisher, Shannon McCormack, Alan Burrell, Jennifer Chisholm. — Executive Board. 28 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT DIANE M. CUMMINGS Di-Di 6-28-69 Class Pres. 1-4; Exec. Bd. 1-4; Prom; Homecoming . . . Loving Vic 1 1-30-85 for- ever; Ma Dad; T, M M; J J: Jessica; Nana- John: Jul, Faith, Gail, Lisa, Clarence; 7-4-86; Buddy Dawn; pearls; snugglin ' ; B.H.I.; red Vettes; X 0 s b-day ' 86 — the Cape; Prom w V.M.; 10:35 Sorry Gail gotta go; Br. eyes; g-talk w L D; GR R; Sandy Neck w VM; secrets; talks w Jod; Grand Finale; K; Summer ' 86; roses; Don ' t squeeze the stuffins; V.M. ILY; I ' m Nervous . . . Just What I Needed . . . Cars . . . Remember yesterday, enjoy today, plan for tomorrow. GAIL M. HANAFIN 2-14-69 Class Vice-Pres. 1,2, 3, 4; Exec. Board 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Prom 3; Homecoming 4 . . . Family; BFFE Michelle; Julie; Di; Linda; Bob; M M; F J; SC83; sunroof; good tunes; Cape Cod; Mich ' s pool; concerts — U2, Aerosmith, Outfield, Bon Jovi; 38 Special; Prom ' 85, ' 86; Reception ' 84, ' 85, ' 87; BQ-M; 10:35 — Sorry, gotta go Di; All Done; bp; GLLTFJ; Art 4; ' 87; fr. yr. w ED; pearls; weekend partyin ' — ML; shopping; $ . . . Party Girl . . . U2 ... To have a successful career and travel all around the world. KAREN A. MCLELLAN Dingy 8-3-69 Class Secretary 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 1,2; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3,4 . . . Ma; Dad; D; Tich; family; friends; Cape; summer; Kembe; beaches; RUHHTBPCSM; Jeep; happy bus; PI w JJWH; fights w Freddie; GM and the girls; Pudge; Helen Keller w Theo; Prom; 1 2 days W KF,SF, BIF, CS, JS; NY-Fun? 25 t; Chester; Beano; good times w Jill — BFFE; 180; touche; College Pond . . . Dream On . . . Aerosmith ... To learn how to drive . . . safely! DANIEL DOHERTY Danny 8-11-68 ClassTreasurer4; Exec. Board 1 ,2,3,4; Prom 3; Boys ' State; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3,4; Football 3, Capt. 4; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4 . . . Dad; Mom; Zipper; Tim; BTMJJCA LGMG; weekends; H.F.; Jo; 2-5-85; Bentey; hoop; TC; BS; hockey; all-nighters; skeek?; Ya gotta love it . . . Badlands . . . Bruce Springsteen . . .To never take life seriously, and always be a wild and crazy guy. 29 JULIE MARIE ADAMS Jul • 4-17-69 Exec. Board 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2; Newspaper 4 . . . Ma; Dad; friends; Di; Faith; Christmas; dancing; Kim-fun times; 7-4-86; concerts; Kell; L M; Jay; |oe; parties; J E; Patch; Ki-CC; Florida ’84; Red Sox; JF; Kath-the crash; JW; Nanny ' s; Linda; proms w Bri; CT; Ft Myers Beach; 2nd per. study w F; memories. . . Nasty. . . Kool and the Gang . . .To travel and go into the medical field. SHAWN BARON Bazzo 5-22-68 Summer ' 83-DR gang; SCBGMRGMMD ESBW|CGR|JJ; Mom + Dad; Spanky; memories of Scott C ' Hacka + Eric; ice parties; square; grove; party i ng it up; 2 :05 ; Graduation ' 87; Prom ' 86; pastures; Marty ' s fort; SP; DC; LU; TR . . . Over the Hills and Far Away . . . Led Zeppelin ... To live a long and prosperous life. VV’ JEFFREY P. BATES Psycho 2-17-68 Football 1 ,2,3; Captain 4 . . . Family; football; Marko; Spaz; Summer ' 85; Flying Jets; destroying running backs; plenty of food, -money; MD . . . Tom Sawyer . . . Boston . . . To live life so that it never becomes boring. MARY K. BENTON LUCI M. BATSTONE Luc 9-19-69 Track 1 ; Exec. Board 2,3,4; S.A.D.D.4; Prom 3; Echo 2 . . . Being w Ricky; Prom ' 86 w Dave; talks w Brian; Showboat ' 84 w BJKTM; 6-6-86, w B; dancing; Saturday nights; 1 0-1 7-86; chats w Carol; Stan ' s; beingw Joe — I loveya; thanks Ma -I- Lori! . . . Still Loving You . . . Scorpions ... To be a successful doctor and always be happy. Mary Kate 2-14-69 Chorus 3; Musical 2; Library Aide 3 . . . Mom; family and friends; JCKWJDTH NS WSDTJWJP; Prom ' 86 Oriental Paradise ; listening to music; dancing; being alone; watching Missy Sue learn newthings . . . Summer Breeze . . . Bryan Adams ... To be happy with anything I do in the future and to be loved. RICHARD BLEAKNEY Rick 6-21-69 Cross Country 3,4; Wrestling 2,3, Capt. 4 . . . Hanging with J MJ DJ TM N J H D LC JFJMMDPWKP KFTWKSMB; Hammer man; cruisin ' ; partying in Fla.; cranking; Rugby songs; talking with Zet and Joanne; weekends; beaches; Green Machine; 1 Adam 12; Faith in Science; party van; VH; K-, 9-6-86; I love you Ma, Dad, and Jim . . . Life ' s Been Good . . . Eagles ... To do whatever I want. 30 KATHERINE M. BRATSIS Kathy 7-17-69 Student Council 3,4; Exec. Board 3,4; Prom 3; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3, 4. . .Mom; Dad; Angel; Niko; special friends — SK, AS, KE, LB, SE, LW; Prom; friends from MB, grits; PBI; chocolate; PO w SK, AS, KE; PG w AS; $; shopping; Christmas; Rat; Chester; gold; travelling . . . All at Once . . . The Gap Band ... To succeed at everything that I attempt in life. RICHARD BREWSTER Richie 2-3-69 Family; friends; being w Donna; 12-7-85 4- eva (can ' t live without you); |P w DW; the lake w DW;DR;SCPBGBS)RGCCWDBJ)G MMGSFMDMWITGWCRSB; Bakers Field; Loudy ' s house; Ozzy concert; Red Sox 6; Texaco; ' 76 Camaro; Class of ' 87 . . . Still Loving You . . . Scorpions ... To marry Donna and live a rich and long life. ALEN BURRELL Alba 12-5-69 Cross-Country 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1 ,2,3, Vice-Pres. 4; Exec. Board 1 ,2,3; Prom 3; LatinClub 1 ,2,3 . . . Family; friends; Van Halen — Summer ' 86; my guitar; A, 5; Prom; 9-6-86; DF, Chip, Spaz, )D, MS, JC, JH, BG, MB, LB, Gimp ; 7th per.; skiing — Loon Mt.; summer vaca.; parties; Olin; 5150; EVH . . . Dreams . . . Van Halen ... To be happy. LINDA L. CAPPS 9-28-69 Chorus 1,2,4; Musical 1,2,4; Exec. Board 2,3,4; S.A.D.D. 4 . . . )amie 12-13-85; 2:05; Tanya; clubbing; weekends; the lanes; I love you. Cakes! j, S, M; TSAANGC; cruising; Fri- day nights; New Hampshire ' 85; L, L, K; food; shopping; family; friends; TGR; Summer of ' 84; NOVA . . . Only Lonely . . . RATT . . . To succeed in all my goals. Diba 9-16-68 Prom 3 . . . Mom; Dad; RC; TC; MC; Michelle — N; Bermuda; parties; Marshfield; art; Dat-park; good times w LC, CH, )C, KG, KF, MP: Prom; Dorchester; N.H w J K; 5-30-87; 5- 15-87; 1:10; M.M.G; Dot-Day; Rocks - 6- 19-85; lunch w KF, TQ, RJ; food fights; TOTP; Class of ' 87 . . . Is This the End . . . New Edition ... To live a long, happy life and for all my dreams to come true. JENNIFER CHISHOLM Jen 6-10-69 Chorus 1,2,3; Musical 1,2,4; Exec. Board 2, 3,4; Prom 3; S.A.D.D. 4; Echo 4 . . . Good times w MF, SM, LC; Cal ' s; Vogue; Vin ' s; Plaza; Henry George; Eba-Jeba; 7-11; Eat Expo ' s; Cem. 5:30; Wondabrats; DQ; 3 Blind Mice; 2:05; Fri. ' s; Club ' n; B. East; beach; cruzin ' ; license; Dubage; Sears garage ; B. Fair w M; fries; banana splits; . . . Party Train . . . Madonna ... To have fun. 31 JAMES CLASBY Spaz 9-4-69 Football 3,4; Wrestling 2; Track 3,4; Soccer 2 . . . ' 68 ' Stang ; Football; Ma Dad; Nel- son; Chippy; Marko; Psycho; Bubbles; Alba; Fuz; Stearnsie; 73; thieving; Benny; Pigmobile . . . Don ' t Look Back . . . Boston ... To make enough money to buy a Mustang from every year they were made. DAWN M. CRISTOFERI 7-29-69 Exec. Board 3,4; Prom 3 . . . Ma Brad; Dad; mem. of Nana; Ed; 7-5-86 ILY (whole bunches to pieces); R gr; FH w EDV; Prom w SK; Summer ' 83 — DR gang SCPBGBS)RGCCW RBJJGMMGE; Sue; 10-11-85; ditto; FLML talks w LP; g-talk w D L; T.R.; Art — K DJRJS; dutz; MC; MLRB; Buddy Di-Di; I am Davey ' s; Cumbies w Joey T. Mikey B.; secrets, I ' m scared . . . Somebody ' s Out There . . . Boston ... To always be happy with the one I love. NANCY A. CONWAY Theo 2-22-69 Soccer2,3,Capt.4; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Softball 1,2, Capt. 3,4; Student Council 4; Latin Club 1 ,2, President 3,4 .. . Ma; Dad; family; Cape Friendly ' s; Champs; limo; 1 80; College Pond Sox; payday; store party w Dingy, Beano Finny, Psycho; 25C; P.I.C.; Christmas Freddy; Pudge; Bit ' ; M M ' s; down w Jumpers Happy Bus 7 . . . You ' ve Lost That Loving Feeling . . . Go-Go ' s ... To own a lifelong guarantee on a jogging trampoline. JOSEPH CURRAN Digger 2-4-68 Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3,4 .. . Summers at the Cape; partying; the beach; being w friends; family; sailing; The Island; cycling; hockey; basketball; football; camping; Florida Keys; good food; BG,AB,JH,GM,SM. . . American Pie . . . Grateful Dead . . .Go to college, have an interesting job, get married, and be happy. MICHELLE DEBERARDINIS 1-12-69 Cheerleader 3, Co-Capt. 4; O.E.A. 4, Treasurer; Homecoming Queen 4 . . . Mom; Dad; family; Louise; b-bud Gail; De(snif); )K; (IT b-bud); RM; LP; SM; top path; Prom Reception w Donny; being w DC; the Fort (Dave ' s); at 3 w JGD; 25 t; talks; CC ' s parties; thanks CC; cheering camp; VS days; F3 BS (MK); all done; sciences (Dawn?); Christmas Eve; 2:05; 5-30; Summer ' 84; DC (10-1-86) . . . Lay It On the Line . . . Triumph ... To marry into money. KATHLEEN A. CORBETT Kathy 8-25-68 Prom3. . . Family; being w friends: SR, )0,SG, I LM, Moey; camping 8-86; D.W.; the beach; I Seger 10-1 1-86; cruisin ' ; Mrs. C ; freshman year; N.H. ' 86; Freckles; Sha ' s parties; I ' ll be there; fun w K, B, J, ); Clam talks; 2:05 — Friday; payday; Oli; shopping; pebble pit w )ules; You dropped a bomb on me; thanks Mom Dad . . . Turn the Page . . . Bob Seger . . . To be happy and fulfill all my dreams. 32 GREGORY DELUCA Greg 7-20-69 Class of ' 87; God; country; family; pasture parties; weekends; 2:05; being w Mary Jane; Summer of ' 85; party ingw JJ MWWBCC TL RB HG PF YR SR CM MR TK KM RW R) SP CS MS; Grove; ice parties; Squarites; cemeteries; fort parties; senior year; double lunch; field trips . . . Paranoid . . . Black Sabbath ... To go back and forth through time. to ( TIMOTHY L. DUGGAN Tim 10-29-69 Mom Dad; Cutlass Supreme; wood-working; Prom ' 86; Summer ' 86; friends; Spaz; Nobody Nose; Wilky; Dave; 2:05; Graduation; No Habla Espanol . . . Twistand Shout . . .Bruce Springsteen ... To be so rich that I could own several islands somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. JOHN M. DEMMET Stemmet 2-2-69 Wrestling 2,4; Track 2,3,4 . . . My bike; X) 750R; 120 mph; greasin ' ; Spaz; Chippy; ' 69 Mach ' ; the family; whatever; 55?; the field; Cindy; no more school; Let ' s go for a walk . . . All Along the Watchtower . . . Jimi Hendrix . . . To push myself and my bike to the limit and not die trying. JEFFREY A. DYER Dick 8-13-69 Baseball 1 ,2,3, Capt. 4; Soccer 1 ,2,3, Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Exec. Board 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 4 . . . Ma; Dad; family; JM, MW, GM, TM, CT, DD, RB, MH, SF; Sue ' 86; Blue Hills; tensions; Peak ' s Island; Yellow Cards; Duka ' s; M to M 25 £ w Billy; talks with the girls; College Pond; On the line!; K — ; Rocket Roger C.; Dr. K; )); KM; NC; KF; Fanuel Hall; 27; L.O.W. . . . Lunatic Fringe . . . Scorpions ... To wear cleats for money. LISA J. DOE Lis 8-26-69 Exec. Board 1,4 ... Mom; Dad; family; Michael 5-1 2-84; friends — LP; CF, JW, MD, GH, DD, TM, DC, JF, TG; Cushy (TR); Homecoming; Raggin ' (B F); pos. man ; VH concert; Rekon ; Bixby; A on term paper; Christmas; Reception, Humarock (M, M D); 2:05; memories; Prom; MG . . . ILY! . . . Lay It on the Line . . . Triumph ... To remember the good times and always be happy. SUSAN A. EAVES 3-19-69 Exec. Board 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2,4, Treasurer 3; Band 1,2,4; Prom 3; Echo 4 . . . Family, friends — KE; LW; CR; AS; SK; KB; Florida ' 85-86; Prom 5-9-86; 7th period w Lees, Eube Annie; the real BB; cruisin ' w Caryl; DAB; the different way w LD; Chester; rat; MBW y; DKAL; ND ' sanyone? . . . We ' ve Got Tonight . . . Boston ... To lead a long, happy, and successful life. 33 DENNIS ERICSON 3-8-69 Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 2,3,4; Newspaper 1 . . . Being w Laura; friends — LD)D|LDEBSMGJKSAJNHCC; ' 69 MTGDWFDMLWL; 1 1-27-85; 2-21-86; 3-23- 86; Pam ' s ' 86; Florida bound ' 87; family; Mom; Dad; Dave; Grma; Grmpa; beaches; sunsets; weekends; 2:05; I justdidn ' t want itto happen; Cool Whip; FHeavy Metal . . . Lunatic Fringe . . . AC DC ... To get all I want out of life. KAREN L. EUBANKS Eube 11-26-68 Chorus 1,3, Vice-Pres. 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; £xec. Board 3,4; Prom 3; Echo 3,4; District 1, SEMSBA 1 ,3; School Musical 1 ,2,3,4; S.A.D.D. 4 . . . Family; ILMB: Prom 5-9-86; Shawn 8-28-86; friends— LW,SE, KB, EM, AS, SK,CR, Lou Tree, LP; 7th period w ALS; Liberry ; Revere; soaps; musicals w JT ; KE for Africa ' 86; Youth Congress ' 85; W.A.S.T. ; Q.M.; P.O. ' s; SB; YS ; Sube, D.F.T.B .; singing w Wees; S.A.G. . . . To serve; not to be served. KELLY A. FINNEGAN Finny 9-23-69 Family; friends; P.I.C. — NC, J), KM; Freddie; happy bus; weekends; payday; 2:05; the Cape; summer; ice cream; parties; College Pond; 180; Bridget; Bruins; Boston; holidays; BCN; SF; A S w Dingy; L.M.A.; Graduation; Pudge; Chester; jumpers; Tokens; raiding machinew KM; Touche; 25?; hunting w Theo . . . Message of Love . . . Springsteen ... To be warm blooded. KRISTIN A. FISHER Kris 2-9-69 O.E.A. 2 . . . Being w Tony 5-4-85; family; Mom; P K; Nana; Papa; friends, CT, DO, DC, LM, SG, MP; rides to work w J C; cab rides w CT; Route 3 w Di; Cape with Tony; Christmas w Char in S.T.; T. O. T. P. M. V. ' 86; The Rocks; The Inn; New Year ' s Eve ' 86 w T.D.B.S.; D M; M.L.B.; B.A. 6-27-85; pizza; 5-30-87; BBDC. . . Heaven . . .Bryan Adams. . . To livea happy andsuccessful life in Bermuda. LINDA J. FARRELL Lin 5-25-69 Color Guard 1,2, 3, 4; Prom 3 . . . Mom; Dad; family; friends; B wjT, )R, PS, KM, MP, MJ; Braintree; art; impulse; talks w jR; 5-3-84; Prom; parties; 2:05; weekends; GT; beach; Summer ' 84; Nantasket DM; Grey Hill; Prom ' 84; Cape; B| concert MD; Graduation; Nanny; Grandma; Christmas Eve ' 85; memories UL; bleacher party 4-1 5-84; jM . . . Take Me Home Tonight . . . Bon Jovi ... To marry and to be happy. MELANIE FISHER Mel 6-24-69 Exec. Board 1,2, 3, 4; Prom 3; Echo 4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3,4; S.A.D.D. 4 . . . Good times w JC, SM, LC, Scott 1 0-4-86; M ' knee; Henry George; Eba-Jeba; 7-11; Eat. Expo ' s; Cem. 5:30; W. Brats; 3 Blind Mice; 2:05; B. East; beach; cruzin ' ; license!; J ' s laugh; plaza; Dubage; Vin ' s; S. Garage; B. Fairw J; B. Splits; Friday . . . Party Train . . . Madonna ... To have fun. 34 CHRISTINE M. FOLEY “Chris 8-5-69 Band 1,2,... Family; friends; LD; )W; RC; CR; )F; KM; being w Chris, 7-11-86; Ma; Gram; Florida ' 79; Cal. ' 83; Van-Halen ' 86; Aerosmith 8-31-86; “A on the term paper; Prom ' 86;2:05;Graduation. . .“Amanda . . . Led Zeppelin ... To be happy with whatever I do. MARNIE J. FORDHAM Marnisha 4-24-69 Mom; Lisa; sweetie; bew Michael; Grvts; DC ' s house; Cumb; barn; park; Tikies; concerts; Split Image; Elect. 1 ; B-Fair; wagon; Marshfield beach; Prom ' 86 w Michael; 3-22-86; friends: MR, SM, )S, MB, MN, R), GH, TR, LD, MD, )M, SF, HM, DS, CR; dancing; QSOB; good times w Lisa G . . . sorry!; MYI California; Brewster family; memories . . . MB 1 -4-3; wild; radical; nextweek; heydude, D.J.C.;climbingCG.w ]S . . . “Throwing It All Away . . . Scorpions . . . To marry Michael and own our own gym in southern California. JANET FOLEY 4-29-69 Family; being w Carl; friends; my grandmother; 2:05; weekends; parties; the little kids; pancakes; Mickey D ' s; vacation; Graduation ' 87; CW — lloveyou. . .“Stairway to Heaven . . . Boston ... To live a long and happy life. JASON R. FORTIER “Monkey Man 2-4-70 Football 2,3; Baseball 1,2,4; Top Dog 3, Manager 4 . . . Ma; Dad; Ion; Rich; being w Angel 10-11-85; MW, CT, TM, AL, )D, DD, RB, )H, RR, AS; hockey; 4; 74; College Pond; the female race; Summer of ' 84; gym; rank sessions; Nooky; bikini inspections; power lifting; Ninja Goor; McD ' s; Mr. D; whipped cream; lunch bunch . . . “Sharp Dressed Man . . . ZZ Top ... To be the sex symbol of the NHL. SEAN FOLEY “Poultry 4-26-69 Being w friends; family; cars; fishing; gosemer; Class of ' 87; parties; listening to tunes; Boss 429; Halloween; 69; Iron Maiden; crusin ' ; 4 wheeling; Graduation; Art 3 4; B-ville; memories of Scott ' 83; New Years ' 86; munchies; sleep; weekends; Randy Rhodes ' 82; 2:05; Irish; Rotuielers; not working . . . “Comfortably Numb . . . Pink Floyd ... To travel into the fifth dimension. JEANINE FUCILE Neenie 1-14-69 Field Hockey 1,2 Capt. 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Musical 2,3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3,4 Friends: EM, SG, CT, LO; MASP: JH, SC, BB, AC, BM, EF, PW, BR, LT; the Jenny Lynn; Prom; S P; 2LC2KG2S: best friend — Jen; Anita, Lisa, Gary; BC weekends; SFDH; the few: AGLJCTPJSKSR; Love is 4-3-86 and 1 0-12-86; the big “D“; Our Town; The Karate Kid II . . . Glory of Love ... To be a legend in my own time. 35 I STACEY L. GATTURNA Stace 7-21-69 Prom 3 . . . B w Jamie, 9-1-83; family; friends; LM, )L; the flying spoon; admiring w KF; clams ; N.C. ' 85 W Juls; freshman year; Mrs. C; 2:05; my 16th birthday; Lennttes; Christmas Eve; MPthe Rocks; Instant M Florida ' 85; the beaches; shopping w F; the Mona Mobiles; cuddling w JM; the Kai; McD ' s; TheScorpian ' s concert; MMG ... A Little Bit of Love ... To never forget the past and to live for the future. JASON W. HILL Jay 12-22-69 Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Band I , 2,3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3, Pres. 4; Boys ' State 3; Exec. Board 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Mom, Dad, Andrew, thanks, friends — RB, MM, JF, C, JT, DL, JM, BG, AB, JC, CS: the lunch bunch; J. O.P.C.; Summer ' 86; VH; KFC; running; USA rules; J. Rock; N.F.C.; Never have so few stood against so many” . . . Beautiful Girls . . . Van Halen ... To always stay on top. WILLIAM E. GUERRIERO Guilloume 3-30-69 Soccer3,Capt.4; Track 1 ,2; StudentCouncil 1 ; Latin Club 1,2; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres. 4 . . . Bri; Bri; Mike; Alley Rats; the shack; pastures; 12-31-85 at JQ ' s; 8-30-86 BCN fireworks; 1 0-8-86 Hoi 6 SSV 5; 10-15-86 w Laura Dianna; Don ' t get uncool and heavy ; J.C.J.A.J. . . . GoingtoCalifornia . . . Led Zeppelin. . .To be the next great American novelist and to bring peace wherever I go. JOHN HARTSGROVE 2-8-69 Family; friends; playing guitar; pastures; Hobbit; Greg; Marty; Whitey; Woody; bein ' w Kim; Pink Floyd; Ozzy; Led-Zep; Rudy; Class of ' 87; Texaco; Debbie 83 — ' 85; KT; DKRRMLRBSPLUTR DMJSDS; Squarites; Fort; 6-9-87; see ' ya; 2:05 ... Is There Anybody Out There . . . AC DC ... To become an electrician and earn lots of money. PAMELA C. HOLBROOK Pam 12-24-68 Mom;Jennifer; Eric; Berg; 2-8-86; memories of Hacka, Eric Billy Toner; Randolph parties; Grovites; Cains Lake; Prom ' 86; Summer ' 84 w Rob; 8-22-84; being w Brett; ice parties; pizza; 442; 2-25-68; Ray; 17; brown eyes; black hair; Murph ; TM; PH; AL; SS; FA; DS; JO; Mr. Mrs. H; AH; JS; SP PP; TR . . . Thank You . . . Led Zeppelin . . .Tobehappy and successful and have a good life with my daughter. MICHAEL HOOVER Mike 11-22-69 Band 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Drums; being w Bella — 12-26-85 (Tomiko); family; friends; music; Infinity; concerts; Professor Neil Peart; Rush; Bonzo; Zildzian; 5B; paradiddles; practice; Class of ' 87; 5-30-87; parties; systems; woofers; WAAF; snapples; Grovites; Oh What ; Fence and Flip; 8-24-85; memories of RH EF . . . Hey, hey, what can Ido? . . . Led Zeppelin ... To make a happy and successful career out of drumming. 36 JILL E. JOHNSON Beano 12-16-69 Soccer 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1 ,2,3, Capt. 4; Student Council Sect. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3,4 . . . Ma; Dad; Traci; family; friends; Peaks w KM, WH — DM 7 29 85; Heaven; theCape; Freddie; Pudge; happy bus; BIF; College Pond; 180; Champs; Lucky Sox; 12; Linus; B.M. w KFNC; 25C; Theo Finny; BH ' s F LGM; spies like us; best times w Karen — BFFE . . . Dream On . . . U2 . . .To earn money — not swallow it!!! MARY-JO JOYCE Zo-Joma 11-9-69 Cheerleading 2,3; O.E.A. 3,4 . . . Family; friends; Brian; DW 1 pal; elevator; The Firm; KK; papas; SSLFMMSCKLCZJMYTHLSB |HDK; JPw JM; winks at )r. lunch; Summer of ' 84; 5-13-84; cruzin ' in Sherman tank 442; HEAVEN; mems. of RH; partying; 2:05; Vi days; ML ' s house; AFD; Grove; 1-13-86 )K; the pastures; NH w DW ' 84; ]T ' s apt. quarters; 6 buddies; baby seal; the park; In my Dreams ; Florida ' 87; 5-30-87 . . . Tell Me What You Want . . . Scorpions. KELLY J. KIMBALL Kel 2-26-69 O.E.A. 4 . . . Family; friends; Rob; KD; Sal (best friend); CZ; pupas w Zo; Mar; Don; Lin; Kris; Chico; Yani; Doug 9-27-85 — 6-25-86, baby girl;mems. of Mrs. Stew; ' A day Kerry ' s; Grad; 2:05; A.F.D.; O; partying; JP w RR; cruzin ' w SS; the park; concerts; beach; Florida ' 87; ice grove; summer; senior year; Led Zep; LM b-day . . . Live in Peace . . . Dokken ... To meet my daughter. SUSAN KENT Sue 3-31-69 Nat ' l. Honor Society 3,4; Exec. Board 4; Echo 4 . . . Dad; Paula; family; AS, CR, TS, KE, LW, SM, PG, KB, SE; pig-outs w AS + TS; diets; C.R. ' s house; exercise; 2:05; Graduation; weekends; Hough-Neck; parties; shopping w Ann; sleep . . . Just the Way You Are . . . Aerosmith ... To live a happy life and to keep my sanity. DANIEL KALNICKI Basa 11-25-69 Dad; family; friends; girls; sunchicken; Mrs. Loud; ), R, R, M, L, T, S; baby seal; Una; Rakatails; crankin ' tunes; JP w Kim; el- ectricity; being with Andra; Class of ' 87 . . . In the Evening . . . Van Halen ... To be an electrician and have a successful life. MICHELE R. KOSKI 2-21-69 Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Basket 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2; Track 3,4; Exec. Board 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3,4; SADD 4; Echo 4 . . . Family; friends — KJ, DM, SC, GCHI, DD, SK, JW, JN; 2:05; Fridays; VH 8-20 w Bob; S + S; Pat ' s game w D; Celtics; Prom; CI:KD, DM, LB, AR, DS, MF, JD, MW; Dart- mouth 7 86; Thanks Larry; soaps . . . Dreams . . . Van Halen ... To be successful in whatever career that I choose. 37 ANDREW LEVINSON Levi 9-5—69 Soccer 4; Cross Country 2, Basketball 1,4; Baseball 4; Top Dog 3,4 . . . Ma; Dad; Nan; MN, KS,TN,)F,TM, DD; Sox; Miami ' 86; |T . . . Hell ' s Bells . . .ZZTop. . Tobeeligiblefor all sports. i J JOHN P. LUTI, JR. Jay 7-13-69 Prom 3 . . . Nantasket Beach w HT, DH; Mom; Dad; hugging JO; CLAMS; LM; SG; JO; HT; pleeease! Billie Jo; wall party; Breanna ' 85; being me; lovingmyfamily;flyingspoons; HBI . . . Sarah . . . Stevie Nicks ... To have a famous comic strip Julie one day; lots of money; and a humungous family! DIANE LINDBERG Di 12-28-68 O.E.A. 4 . . . Mom; Sharon; Paula; I love ya; Daddy; Michael 1 1-15-85; Art 1 to 4; being me; camping ' 86; the Grove; ice parties; elephant rock; Louie ' s shop; my house; 151 b-day; pizza; Sha ' s clothes; Southie; 4-29-82; ROIH; July 4th ' 86; MB; dreams; Mandy; 5-30-87; gabbing w Sheila; friends forever; sharing good times w Sheila; Carrie; Laurie; Lleann; Linda; Are you Ready . . . No Parkingon the Dance Floor . . . TheGapBand . . . To fulfill my dreams. JULIE MARSHALL Jul 3-2-68 Mom; Dad; Debbie; Evelyn; Billy; Todd; Sasha; Tommy 7-17-86; Julie O; Kelly M; Linda M; Pam H; Jen S; Sally W; Pam S; seeing Tommy; Tommy ' s family; memories of Scott C; going out on weekends; the Cape; Wareham; Lakeville . . . The Greatest Love . . . Led Zeppelin ... To become a good hair- dresser and to live a long, happy life with Tommy. MICHAEL LOUD Mikey 6-19-69 Family; ice parties; concerts; girls; electricity; JH; Bazzo; RR; RB; MJJ; CZ; KK; DK; DR; JM; LU; TR; SP; DC; AFD ; LG; SS; Kim; friends; Texaco; pastures; 2:05; Grovites; Tattoo ' s; 6-19-85 — 5-30-87; Ozzy; DIO; sleep ' n; skat ' n; U-boat ' n; memories of Scott ' 83; Eric + Hacker ' 85; said yea. . . SuicideSolution . . . Boston ... To own a real albino tiger. SHANNON MC CORMACK 3-17-69 Exec. Board 2,3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 4; Prom 3; S.A.D.D. 4; Echo4 . . .2:05; Friday ' s; dubbin ' ; Hull; family; fun w M, J, L; cruisin ' ; beachin ' it; 17th year; food; shopping; study; no Bozos; tennis; back roads; Polo; J . . . Party Train . . . INXS ... To travel, to be rich and successful, and to always have fun. 38 EILEEN P. MCELENEY “Huey 8-3-69 Field Hockey 1,2, Capt. 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 4; Echo 3,4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Student Advisory Council 2; Musical 3,4 . . Friends — CTLKKB |FLB)W SKDERA; AAK; ant; DC 6-4-86; bargain; Acerca; H5; Goff; NH; family; ruts; Boom, twins?; Reggs; oatmeal; Zulu; YTTT; Jinx; Spot . . . “Danger Zone . . . Huey Lewis + The News . . . Not to follow in anyone ' s footsteps, but to make my own. JOSEPH MC GAHAN Chico 2-7-68 Family; drums; Grove; square; DR; Lady ' s house ice house parties; pastures; Rez; concerts; E H; dumb blondes; AD ; Art; JT ' s apt.; KDDMMMBBPSGGJJJRRRCCCFF Y H A I S; Bonzo ' s Montreux; Bakers Field; JP w ZD; diesel winter nights; LF, SM, LB, KP; 6-9-87 — See ya . . . Led Zeppelin ... To discover an unknown island populated completely by women. LINDA M. MESSIA Lin 11-6-68 O.E.A. 3, Pres 4; Prom 3; Echo 4 . . . Can. w Nana Gramps; Mom; family; lovin ' Peter 7- 23-85; j-grind sundae attack; Mrs. C.; c-time w AS; pres; clam; cruzin ' in the Z; MR; MA; KM, JO, SG, JL, KK, KC, MP JM, AS, KF; spoon shopping; OEA ' 85; beach w Pete; 16th b- day; KM fence; Vette Zam; fun w Jul Stace; SAA; FuFu; listen sista ' ; ILUPD . . . Beautiful One . . . Prince ... To be happy and make my dreams a reality. THOMAS M. MILLS T 12-29-69 Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,3; Soccer 4; Base- ball 2; Latin Club 2,3 . . . My family; Marg. 1 1-3-84; friends: DD, MW, CT, JD, MH, GM, JM, )F; Hey Beev!; Coll. Pond 2; Finals ' 85, messages; AWEWMAMH; Honda; secret admirer; Somerville; Skeek; Turtle; goon girl; firm; DJVABH; wart; nice neck; cuddlin ' ; shoppin ' ; scratch cards; Ozzy; PGFMAMH . . . Dazed and Confused . . . Led Zeppelin . . . To thoroughly think through the theory that thinkers think through their thoughts. GEORGE MORELLI Freddie 7-1-69 Basketball 3, Capt. 4; Soccer3,Capt,4; Student Council 3, Vice-Pres.4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3, Treas.4. . . Dad Mom,thanks;family;friends — JD, SF, PB, JB, TM, DD, CT, JM; weekend 9-1 9-86; College Pond 1 80; hoop season; MF w BH JD; 25 C; B.H. ' s; Kelly ' s Weebles wobblingafd; lunchbunch; gmimatKM; being w Jill, Dingy, Huck Finny, Nance; I am a zuking! I can do anything ; BCH . . . Remember . . . Aerosmith ... To be able to buy a new Porsche . . . and not lock the keys in it. JASON MORRIS Jay 2-26-69 Wrestling 3, Capt. 4 . . . Mom; Dad; family; friends; hanging w RB, JD, DM, DD, MW, CT, TM, GM; Fla. in Apr.; Prom; tensions; curious; Duka ' s Max-35; 1 80; Jocelyn; Grad. ' 87; Jul.6, 87 — USMC; jail — MH, HG, CT, MW; funnels; thefort; RNKLES; Dawn; Tom for Prez; Di won . . . Comfortably Numb . . . Pink Floyd ... To succeed at the best. 39 KELLY MURPHY Kel 7-18-69 O.E.A., Sect. 4; Color Guard 1 ,2,3,4; Prom 3; Exec. Board 3; Echo 4 . . . Mom; Dad; Katie; Tim; friends— LM, PS, LF, MP, KK, MJ, CZ, JO, DL,JD,)M; my fence; KK ' sflag; Foo Foo; Prom ' 86; 5-10-86 at Sandyneck; Carrie ' s house at 7:00 a.m.; Mrs. C ' s sewing class; Zam, Saa; memories; dancing; Class of ' 87; 5-30-87; Vermont w Pam . . . All at Once . . . Lionel Richie ... To succeed in my career and live a long and happy life. CARL NOTA Nota 10-31-69 Baseball 3,4. . .Memories of Scott ' 83; family; B-ville; graduation; early dismissals; girls; friends; sports, 4-wheeling; listening to tunes; partying; cruising; Class of ' 87; Chevelle SS; weekends; vacations; kamikazee skiing . . . Hotel California . . . Led Zeppelin ... To hit Megabucks and never have to work a day in my life. JULIE T. OBREGON Juls 9-16-69 Prom 3 . . . The family; loving Jimmy 2-14-85; fun w Stace — NC ' 85; the beaches; clams; LM, KC, PS, JL, PH, DR, TB, JM, Sly; l-grind sundae attacks; instant M — money; shop- ping; Florida ' 85; freshman year; Mrs. C; wearing Jim ' s clothes being w Jim; Christ- mas ' 85; ILUJK! . . . Careless Whisper . . . Lisa Lisa ... To never lose the things that mean the most to me. MICHELLE PASCIUTO 6 - 1-68 Soccer 1 ; Cheerleading 2,3, Capt. 4; O.E.A. 4; Prom 3 . . . ILY Mom, Dad, Chris, Nana; being w Bob4-1 7-85; memories ofGrampy 7-27-85; Summer ' 84; PSGMDM; SKI; The Michelle Doll; DM ' s song; b-buddies Pam, Kel, Lin, cheering camp ' 84 ' 86; saddle shoes; Rash; KM-fence; KK-b-room party; KF, SG, JO, DC, JL; lunch Grade-D; ILYBH; snausages; BJ concert 9-1 3-86; Prom w BH; Christmas Eve — DM; Fla. ' 87 . . . You Give Love a Bad Name . . . Bon Jovi ... To make all my dreams a reality. JAN E. PELRINE Jammin 2-1-68 O.E.A. 4; Echo 4 . . . Leige; 6-15; 6-21; 8-10; 2:05; Graduation; Fridays; paydays; TH; Del; Mrs. Sullivan; friends — HW, MKB, CL, KM, CS-8-1 2 — thanks for the memories; JMP,MAP, JAB, MMP, TAP, MMP; thanks Mom and everyone for everything; to Dad don ' t even . . . Planet Earth . . . Duran Duran ... To get married and become an executive secretary. SUSAN M. PROVENZANO Susie 1-13-69 Elec. 1,2, 3, 4; being w Paul 6-8-85; Saber; Mom; Dad; Rick; Joe; Cath; Vinnie; Dawn; Tracey; Hacka ' 85; ice parties; my arrow; P ' s Mustang; nerds; Prom; DMJLRTR; tattoos; payday; purple; 6-28; D.W.; Cape; memories of Mom Dad; Fla. ' 85; Class of ' 87; memories w Candace; LU, TR; Aerosmith ' 86; RB DW; Ozzy concert; D D — - 1 love you Pittsy . . . Comfortably Numb . . . Pink Floyd ... To be happy. 40 CARYL A. REYNOLDS Caryl A. 1-14-69 Exec. Board 2,3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3,4; Echo, Business Editor 4 . . . Family; pig-outs w Sue; SE, MK, AS, LW, KE, HK, L + LH; Class of ' 87; Sully; S S crew; concerts w Scott; Houghs Neck; Summer ' 85; camping; the Beast; Prom ' 86;myhouseonSat ' s;S)F. . . My Destination . . . journey ... To own a hotel restaurant. DOUGLAS ROBERTS Dougie 1-17-68 Vermont; friends; graduating; Wally and Eddie; fishing; sleeping late; Grovites; nerd parties; Texaco; Electricity I; Ozzy; jO; SP, DM; thanks Mom and Dad . . . Lay It On the Line . . .Triumph. . . To meet Fred Flintstone. TRICIA ROGIER Trish 8-1-69 Elec. 1,2, 3, 4; Ma; Bob; Charlie; Tina; Jim; being w Brian 4-eva; Ireland 12-27-86; Prom w TL; the Cape DL; 7-4-86 S.V.; flat tire; skiing ' 86; Brockton Fair; my car; clubbing; being w Lisa 4-eva; SD; Cliff 5-20-86; Revere Beach w D.D.V.; Steve 6-84 work ER; PLMLJHF WDCLDDRSP RRDKGHMF; Rudy; cushy ; jean . . . Friends and Lovers . . . Lisa, Lisa ... To make all my dreams come true. PAMELA SARGENT Pam 12-21-68 O.E.A. 4; Close-Up 3; Echo 4; Color Guard 1,2, 3,4; Prom 3 . . . Mom; Dad; Debs; loving Gary;9-26-83; Nana Grampa;Cape; LF,MP, RM, jO, friends; watching the trains; G ' s GT P; 5-30-87; weekends; memories; parties; Class of ' 87 . . . To get a job in travel; make lots of money; take lots of trips; buy a horse; and get married. RICHARD C. SOLEY Chip 10-7-68 CrossCountry3,4;Track3,4. . .)D, LB,CT,JC,; Prom w L.B.; LH, KB, Stemmet, MS, VK, Alba; C-2-2; 9-6-86; Markomobile; Spaz; We ' re gonna ' have to fight! . . . Bad . . . U2 . . To live on the edge and push myself to the limit and beyond. ANN M. SULLIVAN 12-30-69 Band 1 ,2,3,4; Prom 3; Exec. Board 1 ,2,3,4 . . . Mom; Dad; family; friends — SK, LW, KE, KB, SE, LC, LP, CR; summer parties; diets; aerobics; payday; shopping in town; GH; the pit; laughin ' at Ed w S, L, K; C-time w LM; Prom; PG; TC; Christmas Eve . . . Stairway to Heaven . . . Led Zeppelin ... To live, love, and laugh. 41 LISA M. UBER Leese 12-31-68 Ma; Dad; Gerald; loving Paul 4-eva; 2- 1 9-84; Chinese food; Trish 4-eva; Faith; Di; ) u I ; SPMUHDKRRCMCT; Dunkins; Maria Luisia; Paul ' s motorcycle; Mom; Brian; apt. tar rock; DW Park; bridesmaid; Mr. Mrs. Pro; Broc.; Sean; summer sch., Abington; the Cape; thank you; my Chevette; talks w Ann Margaret . . . TrueColors . . . Led Zeppelin ... To live a long and happy life with Paul. P HOPE WALSH 4-11-69 Family; Ray; Julie; Melissa; Kim; Brad; Rob; John; Dwayne; Donnie; Chrissy; Jenny; Jen R.; Chuck; Mark; Mel; Shannon; Jen; Class of ' 87; roller skating; parties; Prom; Sandy; Marissa; Sully; Dana; stuffed animals; David; the Cape; Mr. K.; Chip; Jan; Mary . . . True Colors ' ' . . . To live a happy life. MICHAEL T. WARD Wardie 10-24-69 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 3; Latin Club 2,3; Top Dog 3,4 . . . Ma; Dad; Nana Al; Evie 10-16; MH; CT; TM; DD; JD; JF; JM; KB; the locals; KFC; Hunta ' s room; tensions; Sandy Neck; rank sessions; being crazy; jail; French bikinis; chefs; Puddin ' Pop; FiFage; guitars; jammin ' ; SG; the lunch bunch . . . Paranoid . . . Ozzy ... To jam with Yngwie and Ozzy. LISA M. WHITE Wees 12-12-69 Exec. Board 1 ,2,3,4; Chorus 1 ,2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Band 1 ,2,3,4; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3, Sect. 4; Echo 3, Co-Ed. -In-Chief 4; Musical 1,2, 3, 4; District 1; SEMSBA 1,2,3; S.A.D.D. 4; Newspaper 4. . . Family; friends — KE,SE,AS, SK, CR, KB, LP; 7th period w ASK; SB; library trips; PO ' s; YS ; fav ' lab p.; musicals w JT; Prom; soaps; LNPC ' s; DAB; SAG; singing w Ka (BFFE) . . . Almost Over You . . . Whitney Houston ... To be happy in whatever I do. FAITH A. WILLIAMS 3-8-69 Loving Pete always; 7-29-85; family; friends; Deb, Di, Lisa, Jul; New Hampshire; summer; W.B.; weekends; snowmobiling w PC; Aug. 8, 1987; P T; Rick in science; Prom 5-9-86 w PC; red Corvettes; KM, MW, Cleek, DP; WAAF; D V up N.H. ' 86; snuggling; w my baby P.C.; 9-27-86; Elwood . . . Fool in the Rain . . . Led Zeppelin ... To marry Pete and be happy always. CARLETON WOOD Woody 4-15-68 Class of ' 87; to live and die w Janet; classic Rock-n-Roll; brother Robert; Maine; Pasture party; world peace; total nuclear disarmar- ment; 7th per. football; wish upon a star; to watch Greg eat; jumping off forts; squarites; Woodstock . . . That Smell . . . Pink Floyd . . . To witness a successful Geneva Summit. 42 CARRIE L. ZIMMER Kee 1-13-69 O.E.A. 4 . . . Dad ; Ma; my brothers sis- ters; Inky ; Southie; Sha-; Missy; Sheila Diane; my friends — M), KK, ML, )H, LR, MB, SS,KL, LP, LC; Murph; the Tard (DW) my cheeks; dancing; K-; Sully; 5-26-84 ; wed- ding w Ricky; DM”; partying w my friends; ice parties; the Grove; lovies; E. Rock; 947 ' s (ps); camping w SM; years times w Jimmy; 1983-19?; 10-27-85; 1 1-1-85; (MLWJ); oneof these nights; w you all the way . . . New Edi- tion. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED WILLIAM ANTILLA ROBERTA COVEN DAVID HUNT JAMES MAC LEAN STACY MOORE MARILYN NEWTON RICHARD RING STEPHEN SHEA CLEON THEODORIDES 43 CLASS FAVORITES FOOD RADIO STATION SONG MALE VOCALISTS FEMALE VOCALIST T.V. PROGRAM T.V. FEMALE PERSONALITY T.V. MALE PERSONALITY SPORT ACTRESS ACTOR SUBJECT SOAP OPERA MUSICAL GROUP MOVIE FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN LINDA PEPE — JOE TIERNEY — DONNA WERRA THANK YOU” PHIL COLLINS ROBERT PLANT STEVIE NICKS THE COSBY SHOW CYBIL SHEPPARD BILL COSBY FOOTBALL MOLLY RINGWALD TOM CRUISE CHEFS GENERAL HOSPITAL LED ZEPPELIN OUTSIDERS” FAVORITE TEACHERS MRS. ANDREA COSINDAS — MR. JIM SULLIVAN CHINESE KISS 108 44 MOST TALKATIVE )OE MCGAHAN — STACY MOORE CLASS CLOWNS CLEON THEODORIDES — NANCY CONWAY 45 MOST FASHIONABLE GEORGE MORELLI — JULIE ADAMS DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS DAN DOHERTY — GAIL HANAFIN CLASS SWEETHEARTS JANET FOLEY — CARL WOOD BEST LOOKING LISA UBER — RICHIE RING 46 NICEST EYES JULIE ADAMS — SHAWN BARON MOST ARTISTIC JAY LUTI — GAIL HANAFIN MOST BASHFUL TIM DUGGAN — JAN PELRINE MOST ATHLETIC NANCY CONWAY — JEFF DYER 47 ORIENTAL PARADISE “Oriental Paradise was the theme for the Class of 1 987 ' s junior Prom. With the help of dedicated class members and faculty, the gymnasium was transformed into an exotic Oriental setting. The theme song, “We ' ve Got Tonight certainly fit the romantic mood. The highl ight of the evening was the crown- ing of the King, Cleon Theodorides and Queen, Karen Eubanks and princesses, Linda Farell and Luci Batstone. It was an exciting and memorable night for all. J Linda Farrell, Princess; Karen Eubanks, Queen; Cleon Theodorides, King; Luci Batstone, Princess. 48 1 %i 0 SENIOR AWARD WINNERS CENTURY 111 AWARD JILL JOHNSON GOOD GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE KAREN MCLELLAN I BOYS ' STATE REPRESENTATIVES DAN DOHERTY — JASON HILL DAUGHTER ' S OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION VOICE OF DEMOCRACY CONTEST CLASSMATES TODAY, NEIGHBOR ' S TOMORROW LISA WHITE 51 52 K ¥ : w 1 CLASS OF 1988 ROW 1 : Colleen Keefe, Wendy Schaffer, Cindy Eastman, Liz O ' Neil, Kara Kearney, Susan Donovan, Lisa Hall. ROW 2: Lisa MacMillan, David Brummett, Jason Murphy, Jim Flynn, Stephen Albert, Larry Bella. ROW 3: Tim Holbrook, Arth ur Ming, Arnold Ming, Donald MacNeil, Mike LaPlaca, Kristen DeLory. ROW 4: Lisa Beltramini, Robin Silva, Karen Curreri, Shauna Grovel, Dina Bellew, Bridget Hurley, Michelle Phinney. ROW 5: Kelli Burke, Christine O ' Kane, Michelle Bronkhorst, Sue Graney, Michelle Reid, John Kosmeh, Dean Visali. ROW 6: Michele Maniscalco, Karen Krance, Tabitha Mahoney, Peter Sousa, Mark Clifford, Steven Marley, Mikede la Vega. ROW 7: Craig Wong, Mike Morris, Jason Clifford, Derek Golden, Rob DiVito, Scott Black. ROW 8: Rich Petitto, Shawn Fitzgerald, Pat Burke, Mark Morrison, Jim Ross. 56 ROW 1 : Sean Dowd, Linda Pepe, Joseph Tierney, Michael Brewster, Joanne Morad, Sheila Martin, James Hanafin. ROW 2: Shawn McKeen, Regina Morrissey, Julie McKillop, Ann Sarcione, Noelle Sheehan, Jackie Joyce, Afamia Battikha. ROW 3: Loretta Hall, Theresa Thornton, Natalie Woods, Rob DeChellis, Dan Weiner, Tim O ' Leary. ROW 4: Steve Zimmer, Sam Di Battista, Danny Ford, Dennis Gavin, Cindy MacPherson, Heather Caftrey, Wendy Christianson. ROW 5: Vikki Smith, Kris Brunner, Cindy Toy, Kim Meier, Michelle Morris, Kellie Newberry. ROW 6: Tanya Winders, Laurie Walsh, Tammy Siegfried, Amy Flannery, Colleen Connors, Wendy Higgins, Chris Brown. ROW 7: Dawn Christensen, Terry Quimby, Timmy O ' Neil, Robert Reynolds, Doug Ferguson, Donald Davis. 57 OFFICERS Craig Wong, President; Chris Brown, Vice-President; Timmy O ' Leary, Treasurer; Wendy Higgins, Secretary. The Class of 1 988 still has its momentum flowing. The juniors have been very successful with the basketball concessions. This experience, they hope, will give them more insight to the football concessions they must tackle next year. May 8th is the chosen day for the Junior Prom. The theme designated for this year ' s prom wil I be Camelot. The junior class has decided to spare no expense for the most extravagant prom ever to be held in the Junior-Senior High. Along with the many traditions present at the Junior Prom, the executive board has decided to add to the festivity. Knights will be chosen as escorts for the princesses along with the traditional king and queen. The future holds many obstacles that must be overcome. Knowing that these hardships are only the beginning, the Class of 1 988 knows the best is yet to come. EXECUTIVE BOARD Mr. James Fitzgerald, Advisor. 1 . BW BB Ufc B EjB BF W V BA W . W y . Ja J B W i i ft WM M Aff ROW 1 : Jackie Joyce, Michelle Morris, Joanne Morad, Heather Caffrey, Loretta Hall, Lisa Mac Millan, Afamia Battikha, Cindy Eastman, Laurie Walsh, Kara Kearney, Debbie Bonin, Wendy Chris tiansen, Natalie Woods, Kim Meier, Liz O ' Neil. ROW 2: Kelli Burke, Cindy Mac Pherson, Julie McKillop, Karen Curreri, Joan Reen, Jill Clifford, Vikki Smith, Gina Montgomery, Susan Graney, Michelle Bronkhorst, Amy Flannery, Cindy Toy, Colleen Connors, Michelle Phinney. 58 60 CLASS OF 1989 Despite the small number, the class of 1989 has proven its scholastic ability and sportsmanship throughout the year. Under the leadership of the class officers, executive board, and Mr. Fred Perrone, Advisor, eagerness and vitality were dis- played by the sophomore class, resulting in successful fund raising and a boost in school spirit. These were only a few of the fine qualities which prepared the Class of 1989 for the challenges which lie ahead of them. Mr. Fred Perrone, Advisor; Mary Hatch, Vice-President; Kristin Gould, Treasurer; Karen Greenwood, Secretary; Paula Scannell, President, not photographed. EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW 1 : Wendy White, Kirstie Anderson, Tobi Quigg, Charlene Fraher, Angel Schofield, Allison Cooke, Jennifer Driscoll. ROW 2: Kimberly Calcagno, Krista Ruxton, Amanda Albanese, Lynda Reynolds, Jean Demmet. ROW 3: Lori Anderson, Heather Lowney, Lisa Katilus, Sandra Morgan. 61 ROW 1 : Charlene Fraher, Kimberly Palin, Robin Weiner, Lori Batstone, Melissa Quirk, Maura McManus. ROW 2: Lisa Katilus, Kristin Leuchte, Wendy White, Jennifer Fusco, Gerald McKissick. ROW 3: Jennifer Driscoll, Rasim Asad, Heather Lowney, Angel Schofield, Tracy McCormack. ROW 4: Krista Ruxton, Tobi Quigg, Kerry Wallace, Kimberly Calcagno, Karen Greenwood. ROW 5: Teresa Sullivan, Julie Wood, Virgilio Coinbra, Eric Solomon, Terry Nugent. ROW 6: Michael Curreri, Stephen Gavin, Chris O ' Neil, Anthony Bojarski, Michael Pitts. ROW 7: Mark Eubanks, Hector Melendez, Jeffery Westhaver, Peter Ottaviano, Joseph Black, Sean Toomey. 62 3 . -Hr •« ' ' TT J 4 i I l V A aJT A m ap A ■ ROW 1 : Michelle Daniels, Susan Walker, Marybeth Hatch, Annette Hatfield, Lori Buttafoco, Caroline Robie. ROW 2: Kim Cotone, Vanita Ellerbee, Sandra Morgan, Kirstie Anderson, William Sousa, Steven Di Salvo. ROW 3: Robert Leondike, Ericka McGowan, Kristin Gould, Alison Cooke, Amanda Albanese, Kerry Lynch. ROW 4: lean Demmet, Lori Anderson, Mark Wyman, Lynda Reynolds, Kerri Smith, Leanne Pompeo. ROW 5: Harry Small, Ernest Pattersen, Thomas Magee, Jeffrey Westhaver, Robert Graney. ROW 6: Daniel Mann, Joseph Nihill, William Lyons, John Theodorides, Mictiael Bleheen. ROW 7: Kurt Beatty, Nidal Battikha, Daniel Hardesty, Richard Foley. 63 SOPHOMORE CANDIDS 64 I wish this was art! She didn ' t really just assign that did she? She ' s not asleep — she ' s meditating! I don ' t think her mind ' s on school! 65 CLASS OF 1990 ROW 1: Kim McKeen, Tammy Morrison, Jeanine Matthews, Paula Nee, Peggy Burke, Tara Hathaway, Michelle Flint. ROW 2: Ralph DeBerardinis, Brian Foley, Pat Burke, Jim McSweeney, Stephen DeChellis, Jonathan Davis. ROW 3: Doug Brooks, Chrissy Thornton, Dawn Hadfield, Liz Bouzan, Rene Assetta, Tracy Vaughn, Kerri Loud. ROW 4: Kelly Clasby, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Jeff Mason, Stephen Giaghetti, James McSweeney. ROW 5: Jeff Hobart, Luke McFadden, Brian Chisholm, Anthony lerardi, John Quimby. ROW 6: Anthony Rodrigues, John Schreffler, Anthony D ' Angelo, Mike Neilson, James Dukes, Bernie Strickland. ROW 7: Danny Corkery, Howard Anderson, Keith Hardy, Paul Winters, Jimmy Warner, Debbie Green- wood. 66 ROW 1: Carol Cahill, Heather MacDonald, Cathy Land, Doreen Burrell, Andrea Howley, Frances Wong. ROW 2: Jennifer Rosselli, Bridget MacDonald, Jocelyn Smith, Kerry O ' Kane, Terry Pierce, Deanna DeGrazia. ROW 3: Debbie Hammond, Laurie Buckley, Peter Blaher, Joe Maniscalco, Stephen Quinn, Jihad Battikha. ROW4: Debbie Moriarty, Lynn Shaw, Linda Doe, Traci Berneburg, Paula Hunt, Kristin Jones. ROW 5: Marcy Rasmusen, Angie Berio, Cindy Cavanaugh, Chrissy Miara, Julie Mila, Laura Strickland. ROW 6: Caroline Bella, Brenda Toley, Leanne Winders, Jill Rodgers, Amy Cosindas, Gale Murray. ROW 7: Tracie Grant, Barbara O ' Marde, Taruma Sharma, Denise DeLory, Kerri Sheehan, Sheila Newberry. 67 This year the freshman class won the banner contest for the second year in a row. Their spirit is growing as each year progresses. With the aid of their Advisor, Mrs. Helen Fitzerald, they hope to convey their spirit to the other classes through spirit events, fund raisers, and their positive attitude. ADVISOR — OFFICERS Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald, Advisor; Jill Rodgers, Secretary; Frances Wong, Treasurer; Leanne Winders, President; Michelle Griffin, Vice-President, not photographed. EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW 1 : Carol Cahill, Traci Berneburg, Liz Bouzan, Brenda Foley, Kelly Clasby, Frances Wong, Chrissy Thornton, Rene Assetta. ROW 2: Jihad Battikha, Doreen Burrell, Heather MacDonald, Michelle Flint, Kerry Lofgren, Peggy Burke, Leanne Winders, Tammy Morrison, Karen Leahy. ROW 3: Douglas Brooks, Brian Foley, Bridget MacDonald, Cathy Land, Andrea Howley, Sheila Newberry, Kim McKeen, Amy Cosindas, Jill Rodgers, Kerri Sheehan. 68 CLASS OF 1991 The Class of 1991 has added en- thusiasm and spirit to Holbrook Junior- Senior High School. The officers, with the help and guidance of their advisor, Miss Patricia Killeen, have had a great year. The eighth grade class has shown their class spirit by dominating the spirit events held during the school year. The Class of 1991 has so much enthusiasm that their goals for freshman year will undoubtedly be reached with few obstacles. OFFICERS Miss Patricia Killeen, Advisor; Carol Brown, Vice-President; Karen Messina, Treasurer; Jenni- fer Spillane, Secretary; Gail Hoffman, President. ROW 1 : Mayra Morales, Colleen Lynes, Jennifer El lard, Rachelle Davco, Meredith Wesolans, Leann Corkery, Michelle LaPlaca, Melissa Cole. ROW 2: Kimberly Lynch, Marlene Farrell, Crystal Shaw , Kathie Maderia, Kristen McGillvray, Ker- riann Lavine, Melanie Warren, Kelly Connolly, Julie Spillane, Anna Monaco. ROW 3: Christina Schmitt, Cindy Stec, Kendra Sullivan, Mima Battikka, Debra Gelman, Erin Kelly, Robin Slazas, Kerri Cocomazzi, David Gresham, Thomas Higgins. EXECUTIVE BOARD 71 , jB ji | LgL ll yp vSl .m jjj z « ( k V - ' J ROW 1 : Susan O ' Neil, Cindy Stec, Paula Lindberg, Dana Pascarella, James Watkins, Kendra Sullivan, Mima Battikha. ROW 2: Jennifer Chisholm, Colleen Lynes, Erin O ' Neil, Michelle Sorocco, Tim Heffernan, John Matthews, Fred Delaney, Michael Pegurri,Tom Higgins. ROW 3: Scott Assetta, Scott Clifford, Kevin Gavin, Tim Doherty, Russ Quigg, David Gresham, Kevin Murphy, Dan Warsowick, Matt Connolly. ROW 4: Kingsley Wong, Jason Hobart, James Ferguson, Steven O ' Connell, Tim Hurley, John Mann, Tom Topping, Wyatt Sprague. ROW 5: Mike Petitto, Fernarndo Riheiro, Tim Green, Robbie Rowan, Wally Asad, Paula Hartwell, Erin Kelly, Elizabeth DiBattista. ROW 6: Vicki Martin, Julie Spillane, Leann Corkerv, Marlene Farrell, Julie Reynolds, Kathie Madiera, Anna Monaco, Heather White. ROW 7: Chris Fontecchio, Brenda Giggi, Tonya Beckstrom, Sanay Lydon, Alicia Aldridge, Robin Slazas, Karen Messina, Dawn Siegfriend. ROW 8: Chris Curreri, Joanne Tassiopoulos, Brian Barrett, Ronnie Sullivan, Jennifer Pierce, Keri Cugno, Michelle LaPlaca. ROW 9: Troy Hebb, Steve Rodgers, Bryan Johnson, Daniel Toy, William Buker. 72 ROW 1 : Christopher DiBona, Benjamin Dukes, Steven Brewster, Matt Johnson, Matthew Almon, Chris Glover. ROW 2: Katie Murphy, Allen Lucus, Keith Leonard, Victor Berio, Nicole Delorey, Debra Gelman, Eric Visocchi. ROW 3: Kathy Haskell, Kelly Connolly, Crystal Shaw, Melanie Warren, Gail Hoffman, Carol Brown, Naomi Auccin. ROW 4: Rachelle Davco, Beth Murphy, Kerri Cocomazzi, Brenda Bernier, Kelli McSweeney, Tina Pegurri. ROW 5: Jenny El lard, Melissa Cole, Kristin Cullen, Chris Moore, Marc DiBona, Suzanne Bartels. ROW 6: Kristen McGillvray, Kim Lynch, Denise Beatty, Leah Saunders, Jennifer Tedeschi, Tracey Tierney, Scott Needham. ROW 7: Jennifer Spillane, Christina Schmitt, Kerriann Lavine, Charlene Simmons, Mayra Morales, Darla Stone, Meri Wesclans. ROW 8: Daniel Murphy, Matt Dewar, Kendall Bentley, Jason Higgins, Scott Levinson. A 73 74 mm 1 CLASS OF 1992 ROW 1 : Andres Jakaitis, Mark Bleheen, Jeff Ruxton, Rishl Sharma, Melissa Schaffer, Tammy Lyman, Barbara MacDonald. ROW 2: Michael Griffin, Steven DiStasio, Arthur Petterson, Steven Kenerson, Jeff Oliver, Michael Buckley, Dawn Simmons. ROW 3: Bryan O ' Rourke, Greg Schneider, Alex Westhaver, Chris Pearce, Jim Rowan, Danny McGaughey, Michael Watson. ROW 4: Heather Carey, Cathy Strikeleather, Diane Grant, Justin Harris, Joe Manley, Ryan O ' Neill, Jami Pompeo. ROW 5: Chris Johnson, Michael Warner, Denice Bobbitt, Kara Greenberg, Erin Sheehan, Christina Visocchi, Traci Johnson, Nicole Caffrey. ROW 6: Erica Forman, Erin Kelly, Carolyn Cooke, April DeLuca, Kim Nelsono, Colleen Bryant, Donna Schreffler. ROW 7: Kristen Abbott, Kristen Dalrymple, Meg O ' Brien, Trelane Clark, Stephanie Pierce, Jason Bentley, Ken Bugden. ROW 8: Troy Fernandes, Alice McCarthy, Becky Niver, Joe leradi, Steven Costa, Joe Anttila, Wayne Brundage. 76 ROW 1 : Barry White, Joe Purpura, Steven Bagley, Michael Melchionnoe, Fred Miller, Brian Quigg, David Johnson. ROW 2: Stepen McCarthy, Sean Sweeney, Ian Carey, Erick Erwin, Erik Almon, Richard Neagle. ROW 3: Brian delaVega, Jim Mann, Michael Lade, Tony Mitri, Michael Rayner, Steven Southworth, Kim Franklin. ROW 4: Lenin Lora, Michael Delory, James Calcagno, Diana Ruidiaz, Gina Sundling, Kristina O ' Donnell, Angela Capobianchi. ROW 5: Beth Lofgren, Jessica Hannon, Suzanne Rosselli, Dawn Scioscia, Kristen Hevey, Melissa Berry, Kim Malloy. ROW 6: Ana Sousa, Heather O ' Donnell, Jackie Smith, Jill Jakubajtys, Violetta Zalewski, Amy Anderson, Rhonda Terrill. ROW 7: Linda McCarthy, Carol Murphy, Nikki Callins, Elizabeth Strom, Stephanie Laier, Joanne Demmet, Robert Ryan, Richard McCarthy. ROW 8: Jennifer Eklund, Scott Hardy, Jimmy Mezzetti, Darren Cosindas, Eric Olson, Matt Thornton, Richard Whitney. 77 CLASS OF 1992 TheClass of 1992 isthe newest and youngest member of the family of Holbrook )unior-Senior High School. The seventh grade has adapted well to its new environment. Along with making new friends, the class has contributed to the many school activities and clubs avail- able to them. Miss Virginia Bryant, Advisor, as well as the officers and executive board bring energy, enthusiasm, and a sense of pride to the school. OFFICERS Erica Forman, Vice-President; Miss Virginia Bryant, Advisor; Gina Sundling, Treasurer; Beth Lofgren, President; Heather Carey, Secretary. EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW 1: Brian Quigg, Richie Shama, Erin Sheehan, Kimberly Franklin, Barbara MacDonald. ROW 2: Erin Kelly, Traci Johnson, Carolyn Cooke, Jill Jakubajtys, Sonia Woelfel. ROW 3: Carol Murphy, Rhonda Terrill, Cathy Stikeleather, Jessica Hannon, Meg O ' Brien, Joanne Demmet. 78 79 ECHO STAFF To achieve success in any endeavor takes a great amount of dedication and hard work. The yearbook advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Kindelan, and the members of the staffs for the 1987 ECHO exhibited these qualities, along with extreme patience and a good sense of humor. Staff members gave up much of their free time to work on the yearbook, and some even worked over vacation to make sure a deadline was met. The ECHO would like to thank the faculty for their support and understanding and all its staffs for their efforts. EDITORS — Caryl Reynolds, Business; Cindy LAYOUT — Karen Curreri, Doreen Burrell, Heather MacDonald, Jehad MacPherson, Typing; Vikki Smith, Co-Editor-in-Chief; Battika. Michele Koski, Literary; Lisa White, Co-Editor-in-Chief. Craig Wong, Layout; Not photographed % TYPING Mary-Jo Joyce, Kelly Kimball, Pam Sargent, Kelly Murphy, Karen Eubanks, Cindy MacPherson. LITERARY ROW 1: Jennifer Driscoll, Karen Eubanks, Eileen McEleney, Melanie Fisher. ROW 2: Heather Lowney, Cindy Toy, Michele Koski, Jennifer Chisholm. BUSINESS ROW 1 : Heather MacDonald, Doreen Burrell, Cindy Eastman, Gina Montgomery. ROW 2: Francis Wong, Brenda Giggi, Susan Eaves, Caryl Reynolds. 83 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is comprised of sixteen seniors with a grade average of 85% or better, who are se- lected by the faculty at the end of the candidates junior year. Nomination is based upon scholarship, leadership, charac- ter, and service. With the help and support of Mr. Donald Cosgrove, Advisor, the National Honor Society has sponsored a successful canned goods drive for the needy and has run a Red Cross Blood Drive within the school. OFFICERS Mr. Donald Cosgrove, Advisor; George Morelli, Treasurer; Jason Hill, President; Lisa White, Secretary; Billy Guerriero, Vice President. Susan Kent, Jeanine Fucile, Michelle Koski, Caryl Reynolds, Kelly Finnegan, Jill Johnson, Danny Doherty, Kathy Bratsis, Karen McLellen, Joe Curran, Shannon McCormack, Melanie Fisher. 84 Kathy Bratsis, Typing Editor; Tracy McCormack, Business Editor; Krista Ruxton, Business Editor; Karen Eubanks, Typing Editor. The Holbrook Bulldog ' s enthusiastic staff is kept busy reporting various school activities. Some are covering sports events, conducting interviews, or sneaking candid photos of unwary students. Others are busy creating short stories and poetry, while still others contribute illustrations, and book and movie reviews. The students learn to express themselves, develop their various talents, and voice their opinions of current school, state, and national events. NEWSPAPER Heather Lowney, Editor; Ms. Phyllis Tanner, Advisor; Kim Calcagno, Editor. ROW 1 : Jihad Battikha, David Grisham, Tom Higgins. ROW2: Jennifer Spillane, Sandra Morgen, Debra Gelman, Kerri Lofgren, Nancy Conway, Amanda Albanese, Julie Adams, Lisa White, Kristie Anderson, Wendy White. 85 OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL The Holbrook Junior-Senior High School Student Council was recognized last year by the Massachusetts Association of Student Councils as the top council in the state. The group has continued their hard work this year. They have helped promote school spirit and unity among all students in the school and held many spirit events for the classes. Tommy Higgins, Assistant; Joanne Morad, Secretary; Jill Johnson, President; Julie McKillop, Publicity; Maura McManus, Publicity; Kerri Sheehan, Assistant. ROW 1 : Leeanne Winders, Amy Cosindas, Jill Rodgers, Kendra Sullivan, Erica Foreman, T relane Clark, Kristen Dalrymple. ROW 2: Kara Kearney, Karen McLellan, Brian Foley, Gail Hoffman, Robin Slazas, Carol Brown, Wendy Higgins, Karen Greenwood, Danny Doherty, Chris Brown, Mary Hatch, Jessica Hannon, Traci Johnson. ROW 3: Jill Clifford, Kathy Bratsis, Jeff Dyer, Kerry Lofgren, Kristen Gould, Beth Lofgren. 86 S.A.D.D Students Against Driving Drunk was established at Holbrook Jr. Sr. High School approximately a year ago. In the preceding year membership was small, but through recent concerns, a dramatic in- crease in membership came about. The members are currently working on finding new ways to educate their peers on the dangers of drinking and driving and encouraging them to sign the “Contract for Life. This is the agreement stating that if either the parent or the child are faced with a situation where they cannot drive home safely and soberly or with someone who is sober, then they will call home for a ride and no questions will be asked, that night. The Contract for Life is all that is required for S.A.D.D. membership and all students are asked and encouraged to join this important organization. ROW 1: Michele Koski, Kelli Burke, Heather Caffrey, Kristen Gould, Cindy Eastman, Carol Cahill, Gina Montgomery. ROW 2: Wendy White, Chris Brown, Kara Kearney, Vikki Smith. ROW 3: Karen McLellan, Karen Eubanks, Karen Leahy. ROW 4: Jennifer Eklund, Heather MacDonald, Wendy Higgins. ROW 5: Kelly Clasby, Lisa White, Jean Demmet. ROW 6: Kim Calcagno, Melanie Fisher, Jill Clifford. ROW 7: Linda Capps, Doreen Burrell, Rene Assetta. ROW 8: JenniferChisholm, Sandy Morgan, Shannon McCormack. Not photographed: Cindy Mac Pherson, Karen Curreri. OFFICERS Mr. James Fitzgerald, Advisor; Lynda Reynolds, Secretary; Jill Johnson, Joan Reen, Karen Greenwood. Co-Chairman. 87 ROW 1 : David Gresham, Karen Messina, Carol Brown, Melanie Warren, Sandy Lydon, Elizabeth DiBattista. ROW 2: Scott Clifford, Kelly McSweeny, Gail Hoffman, Kingsley Wong, Kevin Gavin, Russell Quigg, Tommy Higgins, Nancy Conway, Michelle Koski, Rene Assetta, Eileen McEleney. ROW 3: Alicia Aldridge, Darla Stone, Loretta Hall, Sam DiBattista, Tim Holbrook, Dan Doherty, Dennis Ericson, Scott Black, Mayra Morales, Kim Lynch, Denise Veatty, Debbie Greenwood, Mr. Roger Labouliere, Advisor. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Legio Decima ' also knows as The Tenth Legion, is the formal name for HJSHS ' s Latin Club. The Latin Club, under the supervision of Mr. Roger Labouliere, sponsors a candy bar sale each year to raise money for field trips and to grant scholarships to graduating seniors. In 1986 the members of the Latin Club went to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and gave $1 ,200.00 in scholarships. Legio Decima is looking forward to another successful fund raiser to provide for many more scholarships and another club trip. Mr. Labouliere, Advisor; Rene Assetta, Treasurer; Eileen McEleney, Vice-President; Nancy Conway, President; Christine Brown, Secretary, not photographed. 88 fWAW« ROW 1 : Jennifer Ellard, Elizabeth DiBattista, Brenda Ciggi, Victor Berio, Benjamin Dukes, Rachelle Davco, Tina Pegurri. ROW 2: Joanne Tassiopoulos, Michelle Sorocco, Tracey Tierney, Alicia Aldridge, Debra Gelman, Danice Beatty, Susan O ' Neil, Gail Hoffmann, Mirna Battikha, Mayra Morales. OFFICERS MATH CLUB The Math Club is a newly formed organization in the school. Open to all eighth grade students, the Math Club meets every Monday under the guidance of advisor, Miss Killeen. Students work on projects, play math games, and solve math puzzles and problems. The club makes learning more about math fun and enjoy- able for all its members. Naomi Aucoin, President; Carol Brown, Vice- President; Miss Patricia Killeen, Advisor; Kerry Lynch, Secretary; Jennifer Spillane, Treasurer. 89 OFFICERS O.E.A. Mrs. jill DelSignore, Advisor; Carrie Zimmer, Vice-President; Mrs. Karen Sullivan, Advisor; Kelly Murphy, Secretary; Michelle Deberadinis, Treasurer; Linda Messia, President - not photographed. The O.E.A., Office Education Association, is a club for students taking a minimum of two business courses. After months of preparation under the direction of Mrs. Karen Sullivan, the O.E.A. will meet with students from other schools to compete both academically and socially at a convention in Danvers, Massachusetts. To help defray the cost of our upcoming convention, we are involved in fund raising events. Over the years the O.E.A. members have been very successful at these con- ventions and hope to continue that success this year. ROW 1: Jennifer Leanues, Michele Maniscalco, Karen Krance, Wendy Higgins, Jan Pelrine. ROW 2: Pam Sargent, Michelle Pascuito, Stacey Moore, Karen Curreri, Cindy MacPherson, Amy Flannery. ROW 3: Michelle Phinney, Jill Clifford, Susan Graney, Sheila Gould, Kelly Kimball, Maryjo Joyce, Wendy Christianson, Diane Lindberg. 90 ■ TOP DOG ROW 1 : Tracey Ross, Diane Cummings, Dawn Cristoferi, Natalie Wood, Kristen Fisher. ROW 2: Marilyn Newton, )ulie McKillop, Andy Levinson, Diane Carpenter. ROW 3: )ason Fortier, Michelle Phinney, Karen Krance, Tammy Siegfried. CLOSE UP Miss Janet Parisi, Advisor; Afamia Battikha, Vikki Smith, Kristen Brunner, Amanda Albanese, Tobi Quigg. 91 f I ? 1 1 ■ D i ■ ] mi a l : | At|j| THE PAJAMA GAME lames Warner, Luke McFadden, Jeffrey Hobart, Cindy Toy, Eileen McEleney, Kevin Purslow, Melissa Cole, Matthew Donga, Jennifer Whiffen, Cathy Amirault, Stacey Hurd, Christine Eastman, Christine Meier, Kerry Sheehan, Shauna Grovell, Jeanine Fucile, Mr. J.T. Turner, Director; Elizabeth O ' Neil, Theresa Thornton, Kerri Smith, Christine Thornton, Leanne Pompeo, Lisa White, Karen Eubanks, Timothy Holbrook. The Pajama Game was performed by a very talented cast of students from grades 7-12. The drama director, Mr. J.T. Turner, through long hours (and a sense of humor) helped students make the people in the Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory come alive. Music for the show was directed by Mr. Michael Herbert and a pit band was conducted by Mr. Edmund Myers. Although rehearsals were long and sometimes tedious, the cast members had a lot of laughs and learned to work together. The comedy musical was enjoyed by all who attended. “What a time to forget my line! 92 93 I OFFICERS Gail Hoffman, President; Kelly Connolly, Vice-President; Cindy Stec, Treasurer; Jennifer Spillane, Secretary. ROW 1 : Kendra Sullivan, Erin Sheehan, Mirna Battikha, Kim Franklin, Denice Bobitt, Melissa Berry, Cindy Stec, Crystal Shaw, Sonya Woelfel, Elizabeth Lofgren, Kristen Dalrymple, Michelle Giangregorio, Elizabeth DiBattista, Jackie Smith, Christine Johnson, Melissa Schaffer, Michelle Sorocco, Mr. Herbet. ROW 2: Suzanne Rosselli, Erica Forman, Paula Hartwell, Julie Reynolds, Jill Jakubaftys, Violetta Zalewski, Kathy Maderia, Christina Schmitt, Susan O ' Neil, Jeff Oliver, Gina Sundling, Tracy Johnson, Ana Sousa, Nicole Caffrey, Jennifer Chisholm. ROW 3: Ronnie Sullivan, Kerriann Lavire, Danice Beatty, Joanne Demmet, Trelane Clark, Tracy Tirney, Kimberly Molley, Gail Hoffman, Kathryn Murphy, John Matthews, Joseph Purpura, Michael Buckley, Kelly Connolly, Meredith Wesolans, Kara Greenburg, Dawn Siegfried, Tina Pegurri, Heather Carey, Debra Gelman. ROW 4: Darla Stone, Jennifer Spillane, Milissa Cole, Brenda Giggi, Mayra Morales, Wyatt Sprague, Daniel Toy, Kimberly Lynch, Jennifer Tedeschi, Kristen McGillivray, Rachelle Davco, Jennifer Ellard, Diane Grant, Rebecca Niver, Carol Murphy. JR. HIGH CHORUS 94 CHORUS ROW 1 : Wendy Schaffer, Colleen Keefe, Elizabeth Shaw, Jeanine Fucile, Kirstie Anderson, Kerry Sheehan, Mr. Michael Herbert, Director. ROW 2: Lisa White, Mary Benton, Kellie Newberry, Shauna Grovel I, Karen Eubanks, Kerry Loud. The 1986-1987 high school chorus, directed by Mr. Michael Herbert, is a small but talented group. During the year the chorus has performed in the Christmas, Pops, and Spring Concerts. They also sang at the lighting of the town Christmas tree and at the school Christmas assembly. Many members of the chorus performed in this year ' s musical, The King and I and several students auditioned for and made the District and SEMSBA chorus. Lisa White, President; Karen Eubanks, Vice-President; Kerry Sheehan, Treasurer; Colleen Keefe, OFFICERS 95 BAND ROW 1 : Chris O ' Neil, James Warner, Mr. Edmund Myers, Director. ROW 2: Jonathan Caffrey, Jeffrey Hobart, Wendy White, Jason Hill, Alan Burrell. ROW 3: Elizabeth O ' Neil, Jeanine Fucile, Jeffrey Mason, Luke McFad- den, Kristin Brunner, Kirstie Anderson, Carol Cahill. ROW 4: Karen Eubanks, Christine Thornton, Eileen McEleney, Cindy Toy, Doreen Burrell, Amanda Albanese, Tammy Morrison. ROW 5: Kelly Murphy, Pamela Sargent, Linda Farrell, Joanne Tassiopoulos, Christine Johnson, Angela Capobianchi, Tobi Quigg. 96 1 MAJORETTES AND COLORGUARD Kelly Murphy, Pam Sargent, Linda Farrell, Debbie Sargent, Coach; Joanne Tassiopoulos, Angela Capobianchi, Christine Johnson. The Holbrook High School Band, under the director of Mr. Edmund Myers, had twenty-six members this year. The band participated in numerous pep rallies and football games, including the Homecoming and Thanksgiving Day games. They performed in three concerts and marched in the Quincy Christmas Parade and Holbrook Memorial Day Parade. Many of the students have tried out for the District and SEMSBA bands, and one student has made the District Band with an all-state recommenda- tion. The band has become a competitive and entertaining performing unit. Carol Cahill Tobi Quigg Tammy Morrison M LIBRARY AIDES ROW 1 : ]en Tedeschi; Kim Lynch, Anna Monaco, Colleen Lynes, Kerriann Lavine, Cindy Stec, Kelly Connolly, Kathie Madeira, Crystal Shaw, Kendra Sullivan. ROW 2: Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald, Librarian; Heather White, Rene Assetta, Chris Schmitt, Mary Benton, Ronnie Sullivan, Michelle LaPlaca, )enniter Spillane, Tammy Morrison, Melissa Cole, Leah Saunders. LAB AIDES Lisa White, Karen Eubanks, Mrs. Susan Kowalski, Michele Koski, Stacy Moore. 98 - 99 100 1 ROW 1 : Annette Hatfield, Regina Morrissey, Michelle Pasciuto, Captain; Michelle DeBeradinis, Co-Captain; Sheila Martin, Colleen Keefe. ROW 2: Jill Clifford, Jennifer Leanues, Melissa Quirk, Maura McManus, Shauna Grovell, Robin Weiner. 102 HOMECOMING A favorite tradition at the high school is the choosing of the homecoming queen and king. Each year finalists are chosen from the senior class by their classmates based upon personal- ity, appearance, and class spirit. The 1 986 Homecoming finalists were Gail Hanafin, Kelly Kimball, Lisa Doe, Diane Cummings, Michelle DeBerardinis, Tom Mills, Jason Hill, Dan Kalnicki, George Morelli, and Dan Doherty. Tom Mills was crowned Homecoming King, while Christine O ' Leary, the 1 985 Homecoming Queen, crowned Michelle DeBerardinis as the 1 986 queen. VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW 1 : Jason Murphy, Shawn Baron, Joe Curran, Jeff Bates, Co-Captain; Dan Doherty, Co-Captain; Jim Clasby, Danny Ford, Donny MacNeil. ROW 2: Robert Reynolds, Jim Ross, Jim Flynn, Mark Eubanks, Jason Clifford, Mike Bleheen, Jim Hanafin. 3: Mr. Jim Campbell, Coach; James McSweeney, Mike Curreri, Steve Jakaitis, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Joe Maniscalco, Bernie Strickland, Mr. Jim Gilli, Coach; Mr. Bob Ashley, Coach. This year the Holbrook Bulldogs worked especially hard. They trained and practiced for hours after school no matter what the weather was. This work paid off when we won our first Than- ksgiving game in ten years. With the help and inspiration of the coaches, Mr. Jim Gilli and Mr, Bob Ashley and the co-captains, Jeff Bates and Dan Doherty, we were more victorious this year than in the past five years. Captain Don Doherty 104 JR. VARSITY ROW 1 : Chris DiBona, Ronald Hunt, Wally Asad, Matt Almon, Jim Mann, Mark McKeon, Steve Sarcione. ROW 2: Chris Fontecchio, Mike Griffin, Ryan O ' Neill, Chris Glover, Clifford Mason, Steve O ' Connell, Steve Rodgers, Matt Johnson, Alex Westhaver. ROW 3: Mr, Franks , Coach; Mr. Dean Cokinos, Coach; Andres Jakaitis, Jim Watkins, Mike Petitto, Ian Carey, Tommy Topping, Danny Warsowick, Scott Clifford, Tim Doherty, Brian delaVega, Dana Pascarella, Wayne Brundage, Bryan Johnson. PHSti [f.rax The name of the game is football not leap frog! Jim Hanafin passes for the touchdown. 105 FIELD HOCKEY ROW 1 : Debbie Bonin, Elizabeth O ' Neil, Eileen McEleney, Co-Captain; Jeanne Fucile, Co-Captain; Susan Donovan. ROW 2: Kerry O ' Kane, Tanya Winders, Dina Bel lew, Karen Curreri, Lori Buttafoco. ROW 3: Lisa Katilus, Rene Assetta, Deborah Greenwood, Tracy Vaughn, Marybeth Hatch, Miss Kathy Hatch; Coach. The Holbrook field hockey team is determined to bring back the spirit of the game to the school. After only winning one game last year, the team came back strong and finished with a record of 6-7-2. With this record, they received third place in the May- flower League. Eileen McEleney ranked third in the league for scoring. Next season the team will have more experience and hopes for a more successful outcome. 106 107 BOYS ' SOCCER ROW 1 : Chris Pierce, Shawn Fitzgerald, Bill Cuerriero, George Morelli, Jeff Dyer, Tom Mills, Barry White. ROW 2: Joe Purpura, Terry Nugent, Dennis Gavin, Craig Wong, Scott Mazzone, Tim O ' Leary, Pat Burke, Steve Bagley. ROW 3: Paul Roukey, Coach; Steve Gavin, Mark Morrison, Sean Toomey, Andy Levinson, Russ Quigg. 108 The 1 986 season was better than average for the players. They came through with im- pressive victories to make their record comparable to other winning teams. The boys came within one game away from being able to compete in the state tournaments. Despite minor setbacks, the team proved their worth and are more determined than ever to fulfill their goal of winning a banner next year. 109 - GIRLS ' SOCCER ROW 1 : Kim Meier, Nancy Conway, Co-Captain; jill Johnson, Co-Captain; Michele Koski. ROW 2: Kara Kearney, Natalie Woods, Heather Caffrey, Kerri Smith, Angel Schofield, Joan Reen, Chris Brown. ROW 3: Kerry Lofgren, Lois Schofield, Coach; Kelly Burke, Kris Gould, Vikki Smith, Karen Leahy, Michelle Morris. I know I can, I know I can — the little Chris . . hmm, what do we do now? that could . . . . . aha! I caught it! 110 “All right, now where ' d that ball go? The girls ' soccer team was very successful this season in their first year in the Catholic School Soc- cer League. The girls did well on an individual as well as on a team basis. Angel Schofield was the leagues top scorer and congratulations to Kelly Burke, who in her first season as goalie, was the top goalie in the league. She had an excellent record with many shutouts. The team went undefeated in the league despite very tough competition especial- ly from Cardinal Spellman High School. The girls went on to play in the Massachusetts State Tourna- ment and were victorious until the final game when they were defeated. Congratulations go out to all the girls for their fine playing and for receiving the soccer banner. Good luck in the seasons to come. Do you think she ' s going to bite her tongue? Should I use my knee or my head? Ill CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1: )ason Hill, Richard Soley, Rick Bleakney, Alen Burrell. ROW 2: Shawn McKeen, Rob Divito, Mr. Tony Baxter, Coach; Eric Olsen, Nicole Caffrey, Steven Kennerson. The team had a very competitive season. Every member worked diligently to improve their personal running times and work as a team. Jason Hill earned a rank of third in the league and was chosen an All-Star. 112 - ) ROW 1: Stacey Hurd, Jennifer Whiffen, Margaret Doherty, Michele Koski. ROW 2: Cindy Stec, Colleen Connors, Vikki Smith, Kerri Smith, Katie Murphy, Chris Brown. ROW 3: Jim Pettine, Coach; Shauna Grovell, Angel Schofield, Andy Hill, Coach; Paul Roukey, Coach. TRACK The track team was competitive within their league during the regularly sched- uled meets, and a good number of the girls qualified for the state and principal meets. This was Coach Jim Petine ' s last year at HJSHS and he will be missed. 113 ■ BOYS ' BASKETBALL ROW 1: Andy Levinson, George Morelli, Captain; Tom Mills. ROW 2: Brian Foley, Dennis Gavin, Sean Toomey, Dan Doherty, Mark Morrison, )im Ross, Chris Jenkins. The boys ' basketball team proved those who said they had no chance of making the playoffs wrong. The season was one of re- building and determination. All players gave much effort into the season play, with a record of 1 1 -7. Though they were eliminated after the first round of post-season play, the team work manifested steady improvement and cooperation. The time and effort put in by Coach Hamilton proved most worthwhile. 114 JR. VARSITY ROW 1: Darren Cosindas, Tom Higgins, jim Watkins, Kevin Gavin, Russ Quigg, Matt Conley. ROW 2: Ralph DeBardinis, Pat Burke, Rich Whitney, Luke McFadden, )ames McSweeney, Chris Moore, Dan Corrigan; Coach. 115 GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Senior All-Star Nancy Conway co-captained the girls ' basketball team to a successful Mayflower League Sea- son. Senior Michelle Koski, a major contributor, also put in “the fine effort. The team cooperatively built a re- spectable record of 9-9 by hard work, dedication, and en- thusiasm. Team work was stressed by Coach Tony Baxter who was justifiably proud of his team. ROW 1: Tanya Winders, Karen McLellan, Michelle Koski, Nancy Conway, Jill Johnson, Kara Kearney. ROW 2: Gina Montgomery; Manager, Jackie Joyce, Lisa Katilus, Kristin Leuchte, Wendy Higgins, Colleen Connors, Chris Brown, Loretta Hall, Cindy Eastman; Manager, Mr. Tony Baxter; Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1 : Rhonda Terrill, Jessica Hannon, Brenda Foley, Eileen McEleney, Amy Cosindas. ROW 2: Mr. Tony Baxter; Coach, Kristina O ' Donnell, Traci Johnson, Elizabeth Bouzan, Leanne Winders, Beth Lofgren, Afamia Battikha, Manager. 117 WRESTLING ROW 1 : Jason Morris, Ricky Bleakney, Co-Captains. ROW 2: Tim Jenkins, Assistant Coach; Chris Fontecchio, Michael Pequrri, Steven Zimmer, Michael Curreri, Kendall Bentley, Jason Clifford, Terry Nugent, Jason Murphy, Dana Pascarella, Steve Thomas, Coach. Wrestl ing at Holbrook has come far in the past three years. This year the team scored its first varsity team win plus wins against Cape Cod Tech and Hull. This was remarkable since the team lacking numbers started every meet down by 24 points. It soon became characteristic of this team to overcome all that opposed them. Determination drove them, however, to exceed their goals. Jason Morris, Ricky Bleakney, Co-Captains. 118 GYMNASTICS ROW 1 : Leanne Pompeo, Cindy MacPherson, Wendy Christianson, Lynda Reynolds. ROW 2: Heather McDonald, Manager; Julie Reynolds, Doreen Burrell, Angel Schofield, Laurie Buckley, Heather White, Michelle Giangregorio, Denise Bobitt, Kerri Smith, Manager. The varsity gymnastic team ' s record year has proven to be quite successful. Though their record may not show it, the scoreboard does. Hours of practice contributed to the overall improvement of every team member and allowed the team to finally fill the roster. One of the highlights of this season was a trip to Nantucket. Ten hours of travel in two days led to complete exhaustion and an abundance of stories and memories for all. The gymnasts are all looking forward to an even better season next year. 119 BASEBALL ROW 1 : Tom Mills, Carl Nota, Mike O ' Neil, Al Capps, Jeff Dyer, Mike Ward. ROW 2: Mr. Connell, Coach; Donny MacNeil, Pat Burke, Rich Pettitto, Jim Flynn, Dennis Gavin, Steven Gavin. The 1 986 varsity baseball team enjoyed a very successful season under the guidance of Coach Mike Connell. The team captured the Mayflower League Championship despite stiff competition. Al Capps, Richie Ring, Jeff Dyer, Dan Ford and Donny MacNeil were se- lected as all-stars. The team was also selected to play in the State Tournament in which they were defeated by the future state champions, Norton H igh School. The boys anticipate yet another successful season. JR. VARSITY I ROW 1: Joe Nihill, Bob Divito, Dean Gunther, Rich Petitto. ROW 2: Mike Petitto, Stephen Quinn, Mike Curreri, Ted Killion, Bill Sousa, Coach. 121 GIRLS ' SOFTBALL ROW 1 : Kristen Leuchte, Jill Johnson, Nancy Conway, Susan Bethune, Lisa Beltramini, Tanya Winders. ROW 2: Rene Assetta, Laurie Walsh, Carolyn Connors, Carolyn Cohan, Laura McCowen, Jackie Joyce, Kathy Hatch. Once again the softball team had a very competitive season. With many seniors on the team the experience came through. The younger members have benefitted from skill and poise shown by their older teammates. The team along with Coach Kathy Hatch expects even better things in the future. 122 ROW 1: Cindy Eastman, Kara Kearney, Wendy Higgins, Kristen Gould, Michelle Bronkhurst, Mary Hatch. ROW 2: Patty Caron, Coach; Terry Quimby, Michelle Phinney, Karen Krance, | Eileen McEleney, Robin Silver, Tobi Quigg, Lisa Katilus. J.V. SOFTBALL 123 I People are awed as Andy practices his crane technique! Why do you think Ricky ' s smiling? SPORTS CANDIDS 124 m 125 126 PATRONS The Reynolds family — thanks for everything — Sue To the Approach Stealer: Let ' s see you solve THIS geometry problem — S Linda F. — you ' re special to me. Love ' ' ya ' ' — Aunt “Re” SIR, Lees, PDP, Y, S, Silver Bells, Play J.T., my fav. author — Cliff Hope, we are proud of you. Mom Dad KM; JJ; NC; MK; KF; I ' m going to miss you! Good luck — Wendell Dawn and Stephen — Remember typing! — Rene Jay — thanks for everything. Good luck!! Love, Heather BUY A PROM DATE — 50tf Secretry; DR; w-world; PIGETS RULE! FOOD! P-parties; cruisin ' ; Luv, Cheifie 143 always Danny, Love, Joanne Di, my kindergarten drop-out! You finally made it! Love, Ma and Dad Al — Good luck w everything. Love, Heather Caryl, I guess it ' s not your fault you ' re an SJF — Susan Jay M. — I like the doo!!! Love, Jim M. L.C. It ' s been real. Hope you get your bench. Good luck. Love, S.M. Chip — I ' ve got something for that!!! Love, Heather Good luck — Di — Jf — CW — SP — Joma — Zim — SM — JH — KK Congratulations and the best of luck! Elaine Mike Koski Caryl, thanks for listening. We made it after all — Sue BE HAPPY!! — Edmund Myers Eube, remember throwing flouride pills at Mrs. Carel I i ??? — Susan Annie — thanks for always being there — Sue Ann — thanks for the rides! YS Rem. all the good times. Love, Lisa Mark — drive safely! Love, Mom Dad J.C., S.M., M.F. ... I needabench I have to plow, Shrimp! LINDA Ms. V, DR, Tea, PJ, K l X-mas U-lost it; Mom — U-R-A Bum; Luv, Mrs. B Huey — have a great time at college — remember, sordidi — V OX — Miss ya — Rene Kel — stop your kibitzing — Kath Rick — love ya always. I ' ll miss ya. Have fun in life — Love, Rene Congratulations Linda! Love, Mom and Dad J.C. — keep scooping. It ' s been interesting. Luv, S.M. Karen, Sue, Lisa, Eileen — remember Uncle Ed! Nice going Sue and may mape be w you always, GGRNGBC — Love, Lori Sue, we ' re gonna make it! Al — good luck, Luv ya — Dor Chip — Table Convo, Red Sox games — gonna miss ya — Dor Down with the Penguin!! From the deadweights. Parties with Calvin. Mr. Myers, here ' s my drop slip — I ' m going to Basketweaving 101 !! Love, Mom, Dad, and Cricket N.C., K.M., K.F., C.R., A.S., K.E., L.W., M.K. — You ' re all terrific — S.K. NO BABE! DON ' T!! Sube, remember always ... Ed don ' t forget the batteries!!! Kel — “you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave — M.H. Vikki — rem. English foxes in N.H., volleyball — beaches — Marines! — Keb Class of ' 87 rules — later H.H.S.! Kris — good luck in the future w Tony. We love ya, Di and Michelle Goon — Loonie — remember Ed and of course, W.A.S.T. — TURTLES! — Luv, Ka Jen Heather — ' member Santa Cruz, Nantasket, and Dorchester Boys Bella — never forget ya. Love, Sue Lc, JC, SM, — we made it. Luv ya, Ma, thanks guys for the best 4 years Dan, good luck! Love you always, Angel Karen: Ooga Boogas; Prom; P.J.G. K l; LOTR U, Luv ya — Leoni Pepperoni Disney World — here you come! 128 Thanks ' 87 for all the good times. I luv you Rob. Good luck ' 87 — KK Liz — beware of Italians — Jeanine Leoni Pepperoni — I had a totally! Spaz Bunny! Shear Madness — Kebs You made it! Love, Mom, Dad, and Deb Heather and Ericka, never forget us 3 against them 3, Love, Jen Dan, Gail, and Tom . . . Stop pickin ' on me! Congratulations! Never forget the fun in ' 85 Crazy For You M.F., L.C., S.M., — yak, yak, Luv ya, J.C. Kebs — Spritz the Pitts, Gulash Insy Weensy Spiders. Love, Leoni Andy — smile, will ya!! Love, Heather Karen — congratulations and good luck at Gordon. Love, Mom Dad Jen Ericka — ' member Dot, Jacuzzi, window trips; 1 0 4 86, Luv, Heather Jay — I ' ll always remember you for the laughs and the smiles — Miss ya — Dor Freddie, Karen, Sue — Motel H. July ' 86 with Gumby To Precious w love — from your fan club — KB, NC, SE, KF, SK, KM, CR, MK We will always love you Robby. Pam Jennifer Marie — ' 81 - ' 85 Good luck Theo Dingy. Wherever you go, I ' ll be there. Love, Kel Mary-Jo, Der, love ya very much — Mom, Dad, Albie, Brian, Crystle Jason, good luck in Marines. I ' ll miss ya lots. Love ya, Michelle MJ — Take time out each day to laugh — I ' ll join you — Your best friend K.S. A — Always remember 7th per.; football games; Buddy; and — ED. Rem — 2 14 87 Partying in the dark with Calvin — Luv ya all, cAr Susan — I ' m not an approach stealer! Rem — Mr. Cow and D.A.B. Love, Lisa M.F., We made it (believe it or not). Don ' t forget the shrimp. Luv, S.M. Happiness love to L.F., Kelly, Mary-Jo Michelle, xx Mr. Mrs. S. Rick — good luck, see ya — Dor Huey — best of luck and don ' t have any adventures w out me. Love, Betty Good luck to all, From Mr. Pro. Dor and Heather — Remember all the nice long walks we took — Rene Best wishes, Stacey. Love, Ma, Dad, and Shell Hey Pam, I just saw the Michelle Doll. Love ya, Bubbles We ' re sooo proud of you Pam, xx, M D To the lonely girl, good luck at BSC — Love, Ma Dad Jason — I love you — Patti S. Best of luck and happiness to the Class of ' 87 I love you, Woody. Janet Linda — may love and luck go your way always. W love, Mom and Dad We ' re all just bricks in the wall S.P. Mousie, good luck and keep on playing your drums, Luv, C T Tex, I love you! — Bucko Ne and Jim-ranger hats, R ' s house, summer cookouts — rem — ' em all — Dor Mike, love you — Bella Faith — best of luck with Pete — Love, Darlene, Diane, Julie, Lisa, Paula Mr. Lab — X.Y.Z.!!!! Jill ' 85 Wendy — Remember Peaks rules!!! Annie — don ' t forget Gumby ' s Adventures! — Me Jill — Wendy — Karen — best friends — always forever Good luck Karen, Lisa, Ann, and Sue. — Lou K.K., K.M., P.S. good luck in the future. Love, Mr. Mrs. Joyce Right here — Sept. 6. AB CS RB DF Ka — remember all the good times. Y.S. thanks for every- thing — Luv, Lisa 129 FACULTY PATRONS MR. FRED ARATA MR. DANIEL G. BALDI MR. ANTHONY BAXTER MR. JACK BOYCE MRS. JEAN BROWN MISS VIRGINIA BRYANT MR. WILLIAM BUCCERI MR. ROBERT H. BUCHAN MRS. RUTH BYRNE MS. PATRICIA CARELLI MRS. TONI CONLEY MR. DAVID CORAYER MR. DON COSGROVE MRS. ANDREA COSINDAS MRS. 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MON.-FRI. 9 AM-6 PM THURS. 9 AM -7 PM SAT. 9 AM-1 PM HOLBROOK TELEVISION 779 SO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE COLOR SPECIALISTS BRAD SLYPACK 767-3950 CUSTOM CONTRACT PACKAGING CORP. 279-D CENTRE ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-0848 LINDA A. HARLFINGER GENERAL MANAGER THE BODY EXCHANGE 30 UNION STREET HOLBROOK, MA. KEVIN SHEEHAN 767-4059 134 FRANK DAVIS RESORT P.O. BOX 415 MOODUS, CONN. 06469 WRITE FOR COLORED BROCHURE OUTINGS — FAMILY VACATIONS — CLASS TRIPS GOOD LUCK ON YOUR ENDEAVOR! ROSEMARY BAGGIA BAGGIA PRESS HOLBROOK, MA. Knowledge is proud that it knows so much; wisdom is humble that it knows no more. BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF 1987 HOLBROOK JR. SR. HIGH PARENT GROUP SEBASTIAN HAIR SALON 43 NO. FRANKLIN ST. HOLBROOK, MA. 767-2206 WISHES THE CLASS OF 1987 GOOD LUCK 135 FINE PRE-OWNED CARS HOLBROOK SUNOCO SERVICE 334 NO. FRANKLIN ST. 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A1 01 1 2 767-0025 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1987 HOLBROOK HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB NANCY MCLELLAN — PRESIDENT JOY SLAZAS — VICE-PRESIDENT MARGARET SHEEHAN — SECRETARY SUSAN MANN — TREASURER CONTINENTAL CABLEVISION OF SOUTHERN MASSACHUSETTS 169 NORTH FRANKLIN STREET HOLBROOK, MA. 02343 (617) 767-2314 STEVEN J. LEWIS PROGRAM DIRECTOR ERIC BRIGGS SHIRLEY KAWA PRODUCTION ASSISTANT PRODUCTION ASSISTANT TO THE CLASS OF 1987: BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE AND MAY ALL OF YOUR HOPES AND DREAMS COME TRUE! . 141 T THE CLASS OF 1988 WISHES THE SENIORS THE BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE. CONGRATULATIONS! 142 I THE SOPHOMORE CLASS WISHES THE CLASS OF 1987 SUCCESS IN ALL THEIR FUTURE ENDEAVORS. BEST WISHES AND HAPPINESS ALWAYS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 FROM THE CLASS OF 1990. 143 A PLEASURE TO HAVE SERVED YOU DODGE-MURPHY 144