Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1986 volume:

Ipswich Public Library Ipswich, Massachusetts THE WEATHERVANE 1 9 8 6 Each one of us, at one point in our lives, has looked to other sources to tell us something about ourselves or about those cir- cumstances or people who directly affect us. We have turned to horoscopes to predict our future or to look for promising prophecies. We even look to fortune cookies for an assuring word that our futures will be happy and fruitful. Predicting events has become so com monplace that every day we tune into trained men predicting tomorrow’s weather on television. Will it be beach weather? Or will it snow? Most important of all, will school be canceled?! But in the end, we have only ourselves and our past to turn to for glimpses into the future. This yearbook. The Weathervane of 1986, is, therefore, dedicated to our past, but most of all, it is dedicated to the future of the Class of 1986. It will be our “Forecast for the Future.’’ f Good Luck to All! . . . And when we were Juniors in 1984. Now Se- niors in 1985 and 1986. UNDERCLASSMEN, JUNIORS NOW SENIORS. Picture the Class of 1986 as Un- derclassmen in 1983. . . . “IT WILL BE . . . OUR “FORECAST FOR THE FUTURE.” “A Night in Paradise” - the Junior Prom, Crane’s Beach, The Polish Picnic and Sum- mer activities. First Day of school. Faculty, Underclassmen, Activities, Octoberfest, Topsfield Fair, Soc- cer, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Football, Thanksgiving and Homecoming. London, Mexico, Cotillion, Wrestling, Bas- ketball and Hockey. Dedication, Senior messages. Senior awards. Exchange student. Class Will, Se- nior Celebrities, Senior Graduation Portraits, Yearbook Committee and the Advertising section with Professional Patrons. Before school ends, Summer begins, and Summer usually means one thing to us; CRANE’S BEACH! We all flock there to soak up the sun and socialize with our friends because the beach seems to be the only cure for our sudden “illnesses”. Then finally freedom: the end of exams. We are able to join those in pursuit of the perfect tan without the burden of asking Kirsti to sign our notes. We may think our terms have ended, but the freedom is short- lived; soon we report to our Summer jobs. The lucky few are fortunate enough to work at the beach “it’s a tough job but somebody’s got to do it”. Some other establishments which thicken our wallets are Harvest Market, Cape Ann, The Parrish House, The Hellenic Center, Hill’s, Oscar’s, The D.Q., Chipper’s, Richdale’s, The Clam Box and so on. Though our jobs are many, we manage to find time for the pleasures of life: July 4th at the Castle, Polish Picnic, Greek Picnic, even Olde Ipswich Days, but the question always arises at 5 on Friday, “Where’s the Party?” And so goes the warm season for us in Ipswich. 5 Above: Taking some time out to enjoy the night are Becky Poirier and Jon Rice. OH WHAT Yes, wild women can be found anywhere . . . even at the prom! Above, from left to right are Bernie Barry, Jen Kincaid, Bethlee O’Connor, Chrissy Gianakakis, Chris Campus, Cathy Blais and Chris Fitzpatrick. A NIGHT! Above: Turning the tables on Julie Gaspar is Mark Sotiropoulos, the one with the sly grin .... 7 SURF’S UP!!!! Surf’s Up!!!! And so is Summer. Clockwise from bottom left, Dodie Ingalls, Cathy Blais, Bernie Barry, and Barb Layman (in the shades) all bask in the sun at Crane’s Beach. Above: Jen Linehan . . . enjoying summer cheering practice? And Alyson Doherty, still smiling at double session Field Hockey, left. 8 After a storm, the surf at Crane’s is definitely UP!! Mike O’Flynn (in the Jams), Bernie Barry, Chris Campus and Cathy Blais taking a cool dip. Below: More smiles at Field Hockey practice??!! 9 Left: Rich O ' Brien and Gary Mastrangelo: “Make My Day.” Below, left: Doug Pitcairn on crutches and Julie Gaspar. Below right: Cathy Blais, Shelley Lemieux up front, and Andrea Ramey. THE HEAT IS ON THE POLISH PICNIC 10 Ipswich Highers hit the Polish Picnic once again . . . Above, from left to right: Kirsti Manninen and Joanne Who oley. What A Smile ANGELA! At the Right: This doesn’t look like double session field hockey! From Left to Right: Captain Jo, Barb, and Captain Bethlee. Near Right: Faith Drown, Chris Rousseau, and Hollie Lawton take a break from cheering to check out some pictures. Below: The Summer of our Senior year seems to whip by. Still, these three women stretch it on with their JAMS- the latest in Hawaiian shorts. From left to right: Risse, Barb and Kirsti. WHERE DID THE SUMMER GO? Above: Left to Right: Grinning Juniors Kristen Lawton, Laura LaValle, and Michelle Banville. Left: Lisa Davidson cracks a Senior smile. .ifilt ' ’ sm a - Fall in Ipswich is not only one of the most interesting times of year but the most colorful as well. The first day of school soon arrives and the leaves begin to change from shades of green to brilliant hues of red and orange. New freshmen, decorated in their best clothes, hug the walls of the halls to make way for sometimes over-confidant Sophomores, rowdy Juniors and smooooth Seniors. When warnings sneak up on us at the half way mark of the quarter, we wake up and realize that we’re really back in school. Fall sports seasons start. Football posters appear around school, and the Seniors grab the option of sponsoring the first dance to raise money from the Freshmen who are sure to attend. It is a time of adjustment for all: New schedules, new teachers and for the students ' and Faculty, a new principal. This year we are becoming accustomed to many new faces, especially those of the workmen constructing a new roof and locker room. An enforced system of rules in 1985 has also changed our attitudes toward our school and toward our sometimes frequent absences. What conscientious I.H.S student would be caught without his or her student parent handbook? For entertainment we look forward to the annual Octoberfest at Don Bosco and the Topsfield Fair. Colombus Day is the first three day weekend of Fall and Thanksgiving is not far behind. The Fall season is also a time for celebrations: Halloween parties-where we ' re, supposed to wear a costume but seldom do, and a first for Ipswich: Homecoming. Though Fall in Ipswich is certainly different from the Summer season one similarity definitely exists: When the bell ending classes rings at 2: 1 1 on Friday, the familiar question soon arises . . . “Where’s the Party?!’’ FIRST DAY: SENIOR YEAR J First Day of school . . . Senior Year! 1985. New rules, New principal. And . . new Freshmen, (left). Above: First day assembly. A cozy chat with Mr. Fortado. 16 Before our last year at one last look at Summer in the faces of those who enjoyed it. Above: Top to Bottom: Bob LaRiviere, Karen B.. John Hickox, Jen I Kincaid. Remember Rudy from ! Germany?! Top to Bottom: Chrissy G. and Joey G., Sandi Kalina, Lifeguard Spell. Risse M. Top to Bottom: Unknown Heineken fan. Faith Drown, Mike O’ Flynn, Aly- son D. SUMMER FACES CH-CH Senior year is finally here . . . and we all have to face the real world and our all too real transcripts. The hardest part of leaving is having to say goodbye to all of our friends who we ' ve grown up with ... but you can’t hide from the changes (Chris! right), you can only relax and enjoy the final year that we all share together. Like Barb and Sandi at McDonald- land (above). Growing up presented us with many changes . . . like BRACES. Above, 2 of Dr. Nelson’s victims, before (top) and after (bottom) the braces were removed . . . Dodie and Kirsti. 18 CHANGES . . . A Halloween Senior pasttime . . . It ' s the great pumpkin . . 44 wears it like a pro. (Spez on Halloween.) Below, Mr. McKenzie measures Beef (top) and Dan (bottom) for caps and gowns to be worn at Graduation, black for the guys, cream for the girls . . . We seemed to have come through the changes without a scratch, but only with the help of our close friends ... at the left, Jen Stevens nd Caroline Follansbee, tennis pros direct from the steaming courts of I.H.S. I 19 % THE “PLANE” TRUTH ABOUT THE CLASS OF ’86 IS . . . THEY’RE “AWL”RIGHT. R. MERULLO THE GREATEST CHARACTERISTIC OF THE CLASS OF ’86 IS THEIR FRIENDLINESS AND COOPERATIVE SPIRIT. K. SPELLMAN The Faculty Section is shorter this year, but that in no way diminishes our appreciation for all the help that the teachers and aides have given us throughout our years at IMS. So, we bid a fond “Farewell” to our teachers and wish them Good Luck in the future! Especially to Rick Storer and Chuck Holman for putting up with us on the ski trips . . . and to Mr. Merullo and Mrs. King for the London trips!!! t FACULTY FACULTY Science Department •William Quigley Colin Bell 11 Kathleen Guilmette Kathleen Stanton Lawrence Peterson English Department •William Laakso 23 Beverly Benedetto Jean Emerson Debra Faust Sally Tyrell Jane Rotsko 16 Foreign Language •Richard Ladd 21 Shirley Brophy Karen Ferris 17 Chuck Holman 15 Math Department •Doris Fournier Walter Dembowski 25 Andrea Howes 18 Dennis Lanpher 27 Robert Simpson 12 Judith Twombly 8 Margaret Webber 20 Media Center Margaret Townsend 13 Dee Ostrega 9 Art and Photography Barbara King 23 Mr. Fortado’s Secretary Barbara Kasuba Industrial Arts Richard Merullo 19 Guidance Secretary Eileen Linehan Social Studies •Ronald Toleos 24 Richard Storer 7 Arthur Carey 2 Walter Dembowski 25 Ken Spellman 5 David Pierotti Business Department •Lucille Henrick Angie Bourque 6 Marianne Tozier Physical Education •Jack Welch 26 Steve Hopping 4 Mary McVann 1 Arthur Carey John Thomas Doug Woodworth Guidance Eileen Keating Joyce McNeill Betty Milligan Band and Music •Monica Cirrito Gerald Dolan Special Needs Marion Frost 22 Sandra Soucy Home Economics Lina Stillwell Reading Gerald Peterson 3 Receptionist Toni Poltack •Department Chairpersons Above, Left: Joe Manfra and Karen Beedle, cooking with Miss Stillwell in Home Ec. And right, Doris Fournier with the unknown gas masked teacher . . . FACULTY FACULTY “BEST OF LUCK AND MUCH HAPPINESS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1986!” J. MCNEILL “ONE OF THE NICEST GROUP OF YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN TO GRADUATE FROM I.H.S.” K. SPELLMAN “THE CLASS OF ’86 - A RESPONSIBLE GROUP WHO LEARNED THE RIGHT WAY TO IMPLEMENT CHANGE!” B. KASUBA Right, Above . . . Miss McNeill in her office with a smile . . . even after suggesting all those colleges . . . John Thomas, Near right, framed in action. FACULTY FACULTY “GOOD LUCK!” J. ROTSKO “BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT-THEN GO AHEAD- BEST TO ALL IN THE CLASS OF ’ 86 .” E. LINEHAN FACULTY FACULTY “I FIND MOST SENIORS TO BE MATURE, DEPENDABLE, SERIOUS, AS WELL AS GOOD-NATURED.” A. BOURQUE Above left . . . There’s Karen again with Math Whiz Miss. Twombly. And at the near right . . . Mad Director Mr. Dolan, in his Lab .... the Music room. ! i ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL COMMITTEE Thomas Emery, Lawrence Seidler, Judith Mulholland, Thomas Elliot, Joan Cacamise, Margot Sherwood, Chairman Marjorie Robie, and Superintendent Richard Thompson Thanks for all the help with the treasury Mrs Kasuba, (top), and Toni Pollack, secretaries. Lunch Aides IHS Lunch Aides are Left to Right, Nancy Gresch, Jane Buckley, Francis Chouinard, Katherine Atkinson, Dora Woodburn, and Patricia O’Meara. Custodians What would we do each day when 4th, 5th, and 6th period would roll around without our lunch? The IHS Custodians are from left to right, Lenny Oakes, Houston Ramey, Gustave Comeau and Charlie Sinclair. I I! m Makeisha Anderson, Jonathan Antonucci, Sarah Bamford, Derek Becker, Jason Bennet, Michael Blake, L Amanda- Bodwell, Ronnie Boyles, Julie Bromby, Jennifer Burton, David Burke, Kristie Cameron, Janine 4 Cain, Stacey Carabatsos, Tracey Carpenter, Melissa Case, Pamela Clancy, Michael Clancy, Suzanne P Clements, Kerri cole, Anthony Contino, Elizabeth Copley, Destuny Costa, Naomi Cottrell, Christopher | Corbin, Christopher Coughlin, Mary Coughlin, Julie Crawford, Steven Cronin, Kristen Darnell, Paula | Dattilo, Erin Doherty, Katherine Dougan, Rebecca Dube, Michael Dupray, Jeff Donovan, Jeremy Dzia- ! dose, Jennfier Fecteau, Patricia Fessenden, Stacie Fitzpatrick, Charles Fowler, Marie Fowler, Catherine f| Gallant, Scott Garand, Daniel Grant, Adam Gray, Robert Grady, James Greenough, Julie Greenleaf, Liza | Guay, Gregory Haley, Rebecca Halla, Shawn Hatcher, Kirk Haskell, Robert Hickey, Regina Holland, Victoria Hopkins, Sean Howes, Mandy Howarth, Jason Hovey, Shawn Hughes, Jeffrey Ingalls, Barbara , t Inman, Robert Irvine, Jeremy Keller, Tammy Kelly, Kathleen Kenney, Elizabeth Kercher, Jason Kercher, FRESHMEN ■ft Steering Committee Left to right, top to bottom: Kathleen Kenney, Robert Hickey, Jason Rowel, Jason Kercher, Monica Studley, Jennifer Fecteau, Rebecca Hila, Makeisha Anderson, Mary Coughlin, Deirdre McDonald, Michelle Vose, Mandy Howarth, Amy Player, Erin Doherty, Dianne Mariano, Elizabeth Pauley, Tori Hopkins, Katherin Dougan, Joellen Ruest, Gretchen Storer, Rebecca Dube, Stacie Eitzpatrick, Susan Seidler, Laura Rosenburger, Kristen Darnell, Katherine MacDonald I Jason Kowal, Kevin Kincaid, Jennifer Lang, Shawn LaRochelle, Paula Leet, Lori Lemieux, Claire Levin, ; Hatherine MacDougal, Alicia MacGuire, Christopher Macintosh, Jonathan Madden, Sean Maloney, Joseph Mansell, Dianne Mariano, William Mello, James Mealey, Deirdre McDonnell, Shannon O’Leary, Gardner O’Flynn, Elizabeth Pauley, Carl Perkins, Christopher Perna, Tara Perry, Amy Player, Anthony Pignato, Keith Poirier, Rachael Popek, Katie Post, David Pzenney, Eric Rogers, Laura Rosenberger, Angele Rowland, Joellen Ruest, Ellen Salah, Christine Santiago, James Saulnier, Kristen Schaeffer, Debra Sherer, Yvette Schrank, Susan Seidler, Christine Sheppard, Michael Sheppard, Jeffrey Smith, i Brandee Sotiropoulos, Rebecca Spencer, Tom Stanley, Joseph Stanley, Michael Stasiuk, Gretchen Storer, Brian Story, Monica Studley, Jennifer Swaney, Edward Sweeney, Kerri Thistlewood, Brian Townsend, Rhonda Valliere, Jeffrey VanCurran, Michelle Vose, Mary Walle, Daniel Walker, Jonathon Walsh, Corina Warner, David Whynott, Jennifer Willis, Seth Woods, Derrick Young, Ross Young. CLASS OF ’89 . .. CLASS OFFICERS President Dianne Mariano Vice President Erin Doherty Secretary Amy Player Treasurer Elizabeth Pauley Mandy Howarth looking so serious. Kathleen Kenney, Amy Player, “Why are you taking our picture?” Makeisha Anderson, “Everybody wants me!” CLASS OF 89 CLASS OF 89 CLASS OF 89 I { I Clockwise below: John Madden “Do I look like a freshman to you?” Rebecca Halla, “Look out J.T. here I come!” Katie Gallant, Sue Siedler, Kathleen Kenney “Where’s the party?” Julie Crawford, Deidre McDonald, Elizabeth Pauley, Mary Caughlin Good Times at the Octoberfest CLASS OF 89 CLASS OF 89 CLASS OF 89 Here, there, and everywhere . . . Freshmen, Freshmen, Freshmen!!! Freshmen year is a time to remember. No longer Middle School types, and no longer the oldest. Freshmen must endure the ridicule from all who are older . . . which is everyone. We don’t really appreciate the Freshmen until we are not Freshmen. Seniors look back and know that the Freshmen have alot to look forward to. Juniors show the Freshmen the ropes while they patiently await Graduation and the time that they finally become the oldest . . . and Sophomores are psyched because . . . they’re sophomores But Freshmen can be comforted with a reassuring thought . . . they won’t be Freshmen for long!!!!! 30 Class Of 89 Class Of 89 Class Of 89 Class Of 89 32 Class Of 89 Class Of 89 Class Of 89 Class Of 89 Class Of 89 Class Of 89 Class Of 89 Class Of 89 33 Paul Allen, Walter Allen, Keith Archibald, Michael Arnold, Elizabeth Bailey, Christopher Banville, Julie Beaulieu, James Belbut e, Mark Bodwell, Heather Boutchie, Steven Boyd, James Bro A n, Robert Brown, 1 Donald Canzano, David Cavatorta, Philip Chambers, Paul Clarkin, Danielle Comeau, Matthew Comeau, Bethany Cottrell, Heidi DeCarlo, Melinda DiCicco, Maryann DiFazio, Stephanie Dorr, Michelle Dupray, Megan Dyer, Sarah Entwistle, James Estrella, Melissa Ferrick, Robert Fidrocki, Toni Finley, Jamie Foster, Gretchen Fudge, Hillarie Gaynor, Eric Gogan, Carrie Gordon, Lorri Gordon, Eric Greenberg, Dawn Greenleaf, Robert Greenleaf, Susan Gromko, Rebecca Guay, Jeffrey Haley, Alison Hayes, Eric Hetnar, John Hickox, Stephanie Holland, Jennifer Hoy, Melissa Hoy, Christopher Hiltunen, Kevin Hunt, Kristina Hyde, Laura Jellison, Michael Jensen, Jennifer Jermyn, Julie Jermyn, Patti-Lin Jones, Scott Kauffman, Kerrie Kenyon, Laura Kernan, Dana Langille, Julie Lavoie, Hollie Lawton, Mamie Layne, Tracy Lemieux, Jacqueline Leonard, Julie Levesque, Stephanie Levesque, Brett Lombardi, Mark Lombardi, Kelly Lu- SOPHOMORES steering Committee Jen Porter, Danielle Comeau, Sarah Entwistle, Julie Jermyn, Matt Vogel, Walter Allen, Brett Lombardi, Jen Tozier, Melissa MacDonald, Megan Dyer, Jamie Foster, Kristina Hyde, Mindy DiCicco, Susan Gromko, Janine Mancinelli, Hollie Lawton, Jodie Schwartz, Michelle Dupray, Stephanie Wall, Lorrie Gordon, Mamie Layne, Joanna Morely, Kristin Zagray, Melissa Pavleer, Rob Brown, Bethany Cottrell, Julie Beaulieu, Maryann DiFazio, Heather Boutchie, Gretchen Fudge, Vickie Maizone, Jen Hoy, Phil Chambers, Mark Bodwell, Laura Jellison, Kristen Price, Jackie Leonard, Julie Lavoie, Kelly Lucenti, Julie Lavoie, Kelly Lucenti, Julie Levesque, Debbie Scolbert, Mellissa Prescot, Dawn Greenleaf. centi, Richard Lynch, Melissa MacDonald, Keith MacIntyre, Victoria Maizone, Janine Mancinelli, Joseph Mantra, Melina Markos, James McDonald, Daniel Millette, Joanne Morley, Edward Murphy, Andrew Nikas, Michael Nikitas, Mark Nolan, Heather Nunes, Brian O’Connor, Todd O’Brien, Eric Page, Melissa Parker, Christopher Parrot, Craig Poirier, Joelle Porier, Carrie Ann Poor, David Pope, Jennifer Porter, Melissa Prescott, Kristin Price, John Quigley, Leslie Ramsdell, Charles Roberts, Paul Rodham, Tracy Rygiel, Christopher SchiessI, Jodi Schwartz, Deborah Scobert, Tara Segner, Casey Smolla, Daniel Sokolov, Michael Spaulding, Shelley Spencer, Michael Sullivan, Erik Swanson, Carolyn Tougas, Leslie Tougas, Jennifer Tozier, Kendra Umstead, William Varrell, Matthew Vogel, Melissa Walker, Stephanie Wall, Kimberly Wallace, Linda Walsh, Victoria Walton, Eric Weagle, Charles Webber, Robert Wile, Kathleen Wilt, Kristen Zagray CLASS OF ’88 I CLASS OFFICERS President Gretchen Fudge Vice President Maryann DiFazio Secretary Heather Boutchie Treasurer Vickie Maizone Top to bottom: Kelly Lucent! and Gretchen Fudge “Who’s taking our picture?’’ Stephanie Levesque “Enjoying the outdoors.’’ Mark Bodwell and Britt Swanson relaxing at the semi-formal. CLASS OF 88 CLASS OF 88 CLASS OF 88: 1 Jenn Tozier and Melissa MacDonald, “Now who belongs to those feet?” Stephanie Levesque and Michelle Dupray “Now just try and look natural.” Dawn Greenleaf, “A look to charm!” Gretchen Fudge, “Don’t break the diet Gretchen ...” Rebbeca Guay and Hillarie Gaynor, “Punks . . . in the library?” 3LASS OF 88 CLASS OF 88 CLASS OF 88 Sophomores .... “Just between you and me . . . .” Brian O’Connor at the left. Below, Brett Lombardi and Mike Nikitas. A sophomore secret? What’s the deal here! Mike Sullivan, Mark Nolan and Mindy DiCicco. Heidi DeCarlo puts her feet up and hangs loose .... (She must’ve learned that from the Seniors . . .) Sophomores are typically the most hyper class in a High School because they’re not Freshmen any longer. Still, if Sophomores aren’t Freshmen . . . and if they’re not Upperclassmen, then what are they? Sophomore year seems to be a stepping stone to the Upperclass world. Junior year is even better than being a Sophomore because finally one can say “I’m an Upperclassman!” r I I I Class Of 88 Class Of 88 Class Of 88 Class Of 88 38 Class Of 88 Class Of 88 Class Of 88 Class Of 88 39 1 This page, clockwise: Gage Parrot and Melissa Ferrick, “Nothing lasts forever!” Joanna Morley, Lorrie Gordon and Dawn Greenleaf, “They can actually show that on TV!” When asked, “What do you do in your free time?”, many sophomores replied . . . “What free time?!” But, when there is time on their hands, members of the Class of 88 zoom on down to Cuba?! Sophomores don’t take questionnaires seriously . . . But at least they admit that they’re “uncoordinated and can’t do sports . . . So that’s the reason that they love community Auditions! Clockwise; Opposite page: Gretchen Fudge, “The Fundamentals of Sur- fin 101.” Melissa MacDonald, “What d’ya want?” “Spellbound Sophomores . . Sarah Entwistle, Hide and Seek. Carrie Gordon and Janine Mancinelli, “What Chou’ takling about?” Shawn Castonguay and Melissa Prescott, What a Riot!!! wy.ik Above, Heather Boutchie at the Octoberfest making money for her class selling food . . , So they’ll have money for THEIR yearbook! CLASS OF 88 CLASS OF 81 CLASS OF 88 :LASS of 88 CLASS OF 88 CLASS OF 88 i Chris ' Alexopolous, Scott Allie, Steve Amundsen, Katy Anderson, Janis Andrews, Tom Ashe, Chan Bailey, Lou Balboni, Michelle Banville, Stephanie Bies, Michelle Banchette, Nicole Boch, Laurel Bon- | sang, Stephanie Borgatti, Jon Bruhm, Ross Brockelbank, Stephanie Brouilette, Phil Burek, Jon Casali, ’ Shawn Castonguay, Doug Carter, Jessica Claeys, Ann Clancy, Lynne Comeau, Marc Comeau, Steve i Como, Matt Como, Sean Cronin, Nicole Dabos, Jon Dalton, Jill Deacon, Jody Deacon, Kim Delano, Dan Dietch, Peter Donaher, Terry Donavan, Renee Comeau, Kim Cote, Tim Dorr, Michele Drohan, Faith j Drown, Liz Drumm, Michael Dube, Travis Doty, Brad Dolan, Amy Entwistle, Bill Fabri, Steve Finkenthal, | Leeanne Flannery, Kristen Foote, Chris Gagnon, Adam Goodrich, David Greaney, Melissa Greeley, Jon Hart, Hope Hennessey, Brian Hickey, Ed Hobbs, Jamie Howarth, Jennifer Hunt, Ken Hiltz, Mark Hinson, Laurel Inman, Kathleen Janvrin, Kim Janvrin, Scott Jewell, Cindy Jodrie, Trina Josephson, Heather Kelley, Clay Kenney, Matthew Kitchen, Nick Kyriakopolous, John Langmaid, Laura LaVallee, Kristen JUNIORS Steering Committee Center vertical row: Katie Anderson, Kim Walton, Laura LaVallee, Shannon McElmon, top to bottom, left to right: Heather Leverone, Jen Pauley, Darren McKee, Ken Moore, Todd Smith, Mike O’Rynn, Peter Mulholland, Kristen Lawton, Michelle Banville, Jen Linehan, Jamie Tedford, Liz Drumm, Hope Hennessey, Michelle Drohan, Jen Hunt, Melissa Greeley, Heidi Leverone, Katrina Mack, Matt Kitchen, Janis Andrews, Faith Drown, Stephanie Bies, Denise Segner, Jill Saporito, Kristen Foote, Brian Hickey, Peggy Marini, Katie Player, Nicole Dabos, Laura Saporito, Amy Fntwistle, Jamie Howarth, Jessica Claeys, Kim Delano, Dan Dietch. Lawton, Tom Leet, Heather Leverone, Heidi Leverone, Andrea Lewis, Jennifer Linehan, John Linehan, Stephanie Lynch, Tim Lucenti, Katrina Mack, Shannon MacGuire, Kerry Marden, Jeff Mariano, Peggy Marini, Susan Martin, Rob McCarthy, Patricia McDonnell, Tom Marsh, Shannon McElmon, Darren McKee, Scott Miller, Ken Moore, Chris Morley, Peter Mulholland, Michael O’Flynn, Chris O’Meara, Gail Oakes, Judy Marcorelle, Jennifer Pauley, Karen Pelletier, Caty Player, Frank Poltack, Doug Pitcairn, Piotor Radzim, Steven Reed, Michael Reynolds, Becky Rigsby, Scott Robinson, Christine Rousseau, Stepen Sadoway, Jill Saporito, Laura Saporito, Julie Seaver, Denise Segner, Todd Smith, Marcia Smolack, Mikki Sotiropolous, Jeff Spencer, Craig Sullivan, Cindy Scolla, Jamie Tedford, Mike Townsend, Richard Tucker, John Walker, Colette Wallace, Kimberlee Walton, Donna Walters, Kelly White, Cliff Whynott, Rachael Wilcox, Elizabeth Willard, Joe Winters, Deborah Young I CLASS OF ’87 I i CLASS OFFICERS President Kim Walton Vice President Laura LaVallee Secretary Katie Anderson Treasurer Shannon McElmon Top to bottom: Ken Moore, “Are you serious?’’ Janis Andrews, “Watch the birdie!’’ Tim Dorr, “Ready? . . .’’ CLASS OF 87 CLASS OF 87 CLASS OF 87 )LASS OF 87 CLASS OF 87 CLASS OF 87 [i This page; left to right, top to bottom: Jessica Claeys, Laura Saporito, Nicole Dabos .... Huh???” Kim Walton, Hope Hennessey, Katie Anderson, Laura LaVallee, Olde Ipswich Days: Kristen Foote, Michelle Banville, Good Times ...” Peggy Marini, Want some?” Page 47; left to right, top to bottom: Peggy Marini, Rachel Wilcox, Jessica Claeys, Liz Drumm, Michelle Drohan and Hope Hennessey Liz Drumm, Cliff Whynott Let’s dance!!!’’ Senior Chrissy Gianakakis, Kim Janvrin . . . Bag it!’’ CLASS OF 87 CLASS OF 87 CLASS OF 87i|: This Page Clockwise: John Linehan, “What an Improvement!” Anita Swartz . . . “Uh . . . What?” Dan Dietch, “Hey Dudes, let’s roll!” Opposite Page, Clockwise: Todd Smith, “Yah . . . Soooo.” LeeAnn Flannery, “Mrs. Stillwell, What’s cookin?” Cindy Jodrie. Mike Reynolds in his Hawaiian mood. Kerry Marden and Shannon McElmon, both hold- ing their tickets to THE Bryan Adams concert. Above, Left to Right, Kim Walton, Chris Rousseau, Faith Drown, Melissa Greeley, Heather Leverone, Katrina Mack and Jen Linehan. “I go to parties, sometimes until four. It’s hard to leave when you can’t find the door.” -Joe Walsh Yes . . . most Juniors have their licenses. So what if they end up with the family jalopy? If the Green Machine gets 100.7 on the radio it’s worth hanging out in! Remember: SUMMER OF 85! Crane’s Beach and surf- ing .. . What Surfing? We would all like to forget the lingering subject of college, YUK! Juniors believe that ZEPPELIN, not the SENIORS, rule .... Joe Walsh is cool too, man. “DEAD HEADS PREVAIL!!! CLASS OF 87 CLASS OF 8 ' ( CLASS OF 87 GLASS OF 87 CLASS OF 87 CLASS OF 87 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITI THE COMPANY Jessica Bamford, Karen Beedle, Deanna Case, Marie Don- aldson, Carl Farley, Tony LaCourse, Juelie MacDonald, Lee Sokolov, Susan Sturtevant, Matt Wilcox, Scott Allle, Steph- anie Brouillette, Matt Como, Kim Delano, Peter Donaher, Jamie Howarth, Trina Josephson, Heather Kelly, Tom Leet, Sue Martin, Kelly White, Rachel Wilcox, Deb Young, Steve Como, Julie Beaulieu, Heather Boutchie, Bethany Cottrell, Megan Dyer, Jamie Foster, Becky Guay, Kristina Hyde, Laura Jellison, Laura Kernan, Julie Lavoie, Vicki Maizone, Melina Markos, Dan Millette, Joelle Poirier, Debra Scobert, Carolyn Tougas, Kim Wallace, Linda Walsh, Kathy Wilt, Maryann DiFazio, Keisha Anderson, Sarah Bamford, Amanda Bodwell, Roni Boyles, Jen Burton, Melissa Case, Chris Corbin, Naomi Cottrell, Kris Darnell, Erin Doherty, Kathy Dougan, Jen Fecteau, Catie Gallant, Liza Guay, Torie Hopkins, Mandy Howarth, Kathleen Kenney, Jennifer Lang, Diane Mariano, Liz Pauley, Amy Player, Laura Ro- senburger, Joellen Ruest, Ellen Salah, Gretchen Storer, Michelle Vose, Mary Walle, Monica Studley, Jason Hovey. Although there are many clubs at the Ipswich High, one of the most distinguished and respectable is the drama club, The Company”. The Company consists of students from their freshman year to their senior year, male or female. Its director is Mrs. Faust, and together with many blossoming young actors and actresses, they put on a great performance. The participants in the Co. rehearse every week and when a performance date is near, every day rehearsals are a necessity. These rehearsals begin at 6:oo pm. and may last until midnight. Even though I am not a direct participant in the Co., I do sell tickets and have watched the performers struggle to learn their lines. They are a very dedicated group! Time, patience and talent are required to succeed as a member of the Co., and along with parental and peer support, the Co. has proved once again to be a fantastic choice as an in- school activity. - Keisha Anderson ES ACTIVITIES ACTI OEA Sandi Kalina, Heidi Hunt, Becky Poirier, Cathy Blais, Lauren Lemansky, Amber Robinson, Chrissy Giana- kakis, Julie Pendexter, Paula Smith OEA stands for Office Education Association. It is a club offered in the High School for people interested in attaining a career in an office after graduation. Members must be currently taking a minimum of two business courses. As the year begins, the members have profitable sales to obtain money for the Annual Convention. At this conven- tion high school students from around Massachusetts com- pete in office and business fields. Some of the areas they compete in are accounting, typing, job interview and re- cords management. Those who receive the highest three scores in each category continue on to the National Con- vention. Since Ipswich High has had OEA, students have gone on to the National Competition. OEA gives one many opportunities to get an early start in a business-oriented career. I would greatly encourage any student interested in the business courses to join OEA next year. OEA Pledge We are met in a spirit of friendship and good will as we prepare for lives of service in office occupations. We work together to attain the goals of O E A and pledge our loyalty to our nations. NEWSPAPER Left to right, top to bottom: Angela Hills, Susan Martin, Jill Kauffman, Rachel Popek, Vicki Maizone, Trina Josephson, Joanne Whooley, Bethlee O’Conner, Chris White, Karen Beedle, Debbie Young, Becky Messer. I STUDENT COUNCIL Top to bottom, left to right: Elizabeth Pauley, Gardy O’Flynn, Michelle Vose, Sue Seidler, Bob Hickey, Erin Doherty, Amy Player, Jen Lang, Jen Fecteau, Tori Hopkins, Diane Mar- iano, Katie Gallant, Keisha Anderson, Gretchen Storer, Katie Player, Laura LaVallee, Peggy Marini, Michelle Banville, Shannon McElmon, James Saul- nier, Peter Mulholland, Tim Lucenti, Lee Segner, Katie Anderson, Kim Walton, Kristen Foote, Alison Dolherty, Tony LaCourc, Beth Lee O’Connor, Dodie Ingalls, Chris White, Charisse Middlebrooks, Noreen Dooley, Jen Madden, Josh Deitch, Joanne Whool- ley, Chris Fitzpatric, Jodi Schwartz, Mindy DiCicco, Ted Murphy, Mary Ann DiFazio, Julie Germyn, Sa- rah Entwistle, Kristen Zagray, Gretchen Fudge, Matt Vogel, Walter Allen, Vicki Maizone, Heather Bout- chie, Lorrie Gordon, Joanne Morley, Jen Tozier. At the Right: Butch at lunch with Risse behind. TIVITIESACTIVITIE ART CLUB Tom Mayo, Beth Funsch, Debbie Young, Karen Grant, Jessica Bamford Carl Farley, Jackie Morse, Jessica Maguire, Tracey Sotiropoulos Eric Standley, Becky Guay, Hillarie Gaynor, Chris SchiessI, Liza Guay Nicole Bock, Jen Casacelli, Tori Hopkins, Mandy Howarth, Tammy Kelly Deana Case, Kirsti Manninen S ACTIVITIES ACTIV I ' PEER COUNSELING Top to bottom; left to right: Diane Mariano, Dan Deitch, Jessica Claeys, Sarah Entwistle, Phil Chambers Walter Allen, Chris SchiessI, Heather Kelley, Rebecca Halla, Keisha An- derson, Tori Hopkins, Sue Seidler, Mandy Howarth, Amy Player, Paul Beaulieu, Peggy Marini, Michelle Drohan, Elizabeth Drumm, Hope Hennessey, Gretchen Fudge, Joanne Whooley, Laura LaVallee, Charisse Middlebrooks, Heather Boutchie, Marie Donaldson, Vicki Maizone, Michelle Banville, Aman- da Bodwell, Katie Player, Erin Doherty, Elizabeth Pauley, Mike O’Flynn, Jamie Tedford, Darren McKee, Debbie Young, Kristen Lawton, Kim Delano, Megan Dyer, Kathleen Kenney, Catie Gallant. At tho right: Susie Crawford, Chris White, Kristen Soucy, Noreen Dooley, Kirsti Manninen and Paul Nikas hanging out. 54 ■TIES ACTIVITIESAC FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Joanna Morley, Gretchen Fudge, Vicki Maizone, Carrie Gordon, Lorrie Gordon, Kristin Zagray, Mi- chelle Blanchette, Janine Mancinelli, Danielle Co- meau, Brian O’Connor, Matt Vogel, Peggy Marini, Nicole Dabos, Laura Saporito, Amy Entwistle, Katie Player, Hope Hennessey, Jen Hunt, Michele Dro- han, Jaime Howarth, Heather Kelly, Mike O ' Flynn, Jeff Spencer, Bill Fabri, Susan Martin, Lianne Cres- tin, Ken Moore, Angela Hills, Brian Hickey, Matt Kitchen, Peter Mulholland, Kim Walton, Elisabeth Drumm, Kristen Lawton, Dan Dietch, Todd Smith, Jamie Tedford, Jennifer Pauley, Phil Chambers, Heather Boutchie, Mark Bodwell, Mamie Layne, Tom Gillespie and Doug Pitcairn about to take off . 55 t TIVITIES activities! SCIENCE LEAGUE Left to right, top to bottom: Eric Terlizzi, Ken Moore, Mike O ' Flynn, Steve Hunt, Tom Mayo, Michelle Drohan, Hope Hennessey, Jenn Hunt, Kristen Foote, Joanna Morley, Lorie Gor- dan, Vickie Maizone, Heather Kelly, Peggie Marini, Chris Schiessel, Scott Kauffman. Below: Heidi Hunt checking out the action during gym. ITV Left to right, top to bottom: Dan Milette, James Saulnier, Ed Murphy, Chris Cor- bin. Chuck Webber, Mike Spaulding. (VCTIVITIES ACTIVIT CHORUS Paul Beaulieu, Amanda Bodwell, Ron! Boyles, Deana Case, Pam Clancy, Brian Como, Chris Cor- bin, Naomi Cottrell, Lisa Davidson, Kim Delano, Ma- rie Donaldson, Megan Dyer, Beth Funsch, Angela Hills, Patti-Lin Jones, Tony Lacourse, Jennifer Lang, Juelie MacDonald, Mike Reynolds, Joellen Ruest, Christine Santiago, Melissa Saulnier, Gretchen Storer, Susan Sturtevant, Edjue Sweeney, Corina Warner, Matt Wilcox, Jenny Willis, Elizabeth Pauley, Linda Walsh, Vicki Maizone, Mandy Howarth, Stephanie Wall, Barbara Graffum Rich O’Brien checks out the activities at Lunch in the Cafe. BEL CANTO CHORAL GROUP Deana Case, Kim Delano, Marie Donaldson, Beth Funsch, Tony Lacourse, Edjue Sweeney, Chris Cor- bin, Mike Reynolds, Matt Wilcox, Susan Sturtevant, Juelie MacDonald lES ACTIVITIES AClS li r ' -5. m km ' a r| I [ A K 11 Delano, Mike Reynolds, Lisa Davidson, Ann Clancy Kris- I I I L Lj xlNLy ten Zagray, Deborah Scherer, Josh Dietch, Kahtleen Wilt, Jay Quigley, Deirdre McDonnell, Elizabeth Kercher Julie Crawford, Tom Leet, Chris Macintosh, Lee Sokolov, Matt Wilcox, Rob Brown, Mike Sheppard, Shane Hughes, Jamie Foster, Sarah Braun, Patty Jones, Laura Kernan, Paul Beaulieu, Dan Soko- lov, Debbie Young, Scott Allie IVITIES THE END The band plays at football games and at school functions. Clockwise from left: At rehearsal in the band room, “Electric twanger,” Scott Allie. Mr. Dolan, Band Director; and Paul Beaulieu, “Keeping the beat.” TiliJilll When the moon is full, strange things begin to happen. And when the moon is full on Halloween night . . . Watch out! Below, Seniors Jellybean bag Sotiropoulos, Coneheads Soucy and Madden, Bee Beedle, Pumpkin Zilinsky, Santa Fitzpatrick, Crayon Poirier, Mouske- teer Manninen, Hawaiians Layman and Lombard, Tetsu, Donna Rich- ards and Joanne Whooley. Below that. Rich and Mihn . . . only when the moon is full, right? And THE LEFTOVERS . . . Opposite page in school antics. The Devil herself, Bernadette Barry ahd Arte Rousseau and Eric Standley . . . They’re watching you . . . WHEN HALLOWEEN THE MOON IS FULL OCTOBER 3 1ST Below, Actor Arte . . . And in school, The Walking Party, Faith Drown, Little Red Jesse, more Pumpkins . . . Scary Ghosts and Scary Cone- heads! Bool f “SPEND YOUR LAST DOLLAR “WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO DO?” The article: from USA TODAY. The question, “Did USA TODAY find out what teenagers REALLY like to do? . . Hang out with friends Boys 34% Girls 49% Go to parties Boys 35% Girls 52% 62 JUST TO HAVE A GOOD TIME” I i i Be with boyfriend girlfriend Boys 47% Girls 58% The Answer: USA TODAY was right on the mark! We all love to hang out with our friends , espe- cially our boyfriend or girlfriend. And where better to hang out with our friends then at a great party? Look around and you’ll see just a few examples of us all having a GOOD TIME! 63 64 I SPORTS A SOCCER Top to Bottom, Left to right: Coach C. Holman, T. White, P. Head, M. Reynolds, P. Mulholland, J. Tedford, D. Dietch, D. McKee, S. Bradley, E. Lwason, S. Hunt, R. Buckley, J. Fichera, D. Brocklebank, J. Dietch, M. Lombardi, G. Parrot (standing) Junior Varsity Boy’s Soccer: Walter Allen, Matt Como, C.J. Coughlin, Peter Donaher, Jeff Donovan, Scott Grand, li Greg Haley, Shane Hughes, Jeremy Kellar, Kelly Lucente, Tim Lucente, Mark Lombard:, Jamie MacDonald, Chris Perna, Dave Pope, Casey Srnolla, Brian Townsend and ' i Manager Scott Jewell jj Junior Varsity Girl’s Soccer: Amanda Bodwell, Erin Do- herty, Melissa Parker, Tracey U ' mieux, Leslie Tougas, il Gina Holland, Kelly White, Julie Bromby, Julie Jermyn, Liz lij Kercher, Brandee Sotiropoulos, Julie Greenleaf, Debra Richards, Kristie Cameron, Tara Segner, Melina Markos. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: K. Hill, M. Sotiropoulos, K. Marden, K. Foote, S. Wall, J. Hum, C. Middlebrooks, M. Layne, S. Hartling, Coach M. McVann, G. Fudge, S. Crawford, N. Dooley, K. Soucy, C. Follansbee, S. McElmon, S. McElmon, K. Zagray. CROSS VARSITY Varsity Cross Country: J.J. Milette, Jeff Ingalls, Dave Burke, Seth Woods, Ken Hiltz, Sarah Entwistle. (Photo not available) x r ' ' COUNTRY JUNIOR VARSITY J.V. Cross Country; Rob Brown, Todd O’Brien, Scott Kaufmenn, Gardner O’Flynn, Tetsu Shimizu, Chris Corbin. (Photo not available) FIELD VARSITY Bottom row, Left to Right: A. Entwistle, R. Wilcox, Capt. B. O ' Connor, Capt. J. Whooley, B. Layman, J. Stevens, P. Marini. Top Row: Coach H. Johnson, J. Leonard, M. Ferrick, D, Comeau, J. Crawford, K. Player, K. Lawton, K. Anderson, L. LaVaile, M. Banville, M. Dyer. JC mlW 1 HOCKEY JUNIOR VARSITY J.V.: Bottom Row, Left to Right: J. Mancenelli, S. Gromko, M. DiCicco, D. Greenleaf, M. Dupray, J. Morley. Top Row: V. Maizone, R. Halla, J. Beaulieu, M. Prescott, C. Gordon, A. Doherty, J. Tozier, M. Logan. Frosh: Below. Bottom Row, Left to Right: J. Fecteau, M. Vose, K. Dugan, A. Player, G. Storer, N. Cotrell, Top Row: S. Seidler, M. Walle, J. Ruest, K. Kenney, D. Costa, D. Mariano. FOOTBALL 1985 The 1985 Ipswich High School Varsity Football Team, Above, Top to Bottom, Left to Right: K. Archibald, B. Lombardi, B. Greenleaf, W. Varrel, J. Quigley, K. Hunt, M. Arnold, M. Nikitas, E. Weagle, D. Nikas, B. O’Connor, E. Swanson, J, Mantra, Coach Welch, S. Boyd, C. Banville, C. Gagnon, T. Doty, J. Linehan, M. Nolan, J. Winter, M. O’Flynn, T. Allen, T. Dorr, S. Amundsen, M. Greeney, G. Wing, R. O’Brien, L. Balboni, J, Hart, J. Bruhm, T. Ashe, D. Carter, T. Donovan, G. Mastrangelo, E. Zilinski, K. Lombard, C. Farfaras, E. Schwartz, P, Nikas, J. Mortenson. At the right, Senior Captain Chris Farfaras and Coach Welch. Tigers Grill Triton 33-13 “The Tigers dismantled staunch rival Triton 33-13 to stay undefeated at 6-0 this October 31, 1985.” “The first two times they had the ball,” said Triton coach Ron Corcoran, “They jammed it down our throats. They just over- whelmed us.” Corcoran said, “That’s an excellent (Ipswich) football team and jack Welch is the best coa- ch in the league.” Ipswich Chronicle October 31st, 1985 85 Tigers rip Hornets 44-0 “I’d be in the Baha- mas if I had a nickel for ev- ery yard we picked up.” -Jack Welch Ipswich Chronicie October 17th, 1985 1985 Varsity Football Cheerleaders are Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Dodie Ingalls, Kirsti Manninen, Kristin Price, Jen Linehan, Corin Kniffin, Melissa Greeley, Lisa Davidson, Katrina Mack, Hollie Lawton, Jen Porter, Kim Walton, Faith Drown, Chris Rous- seau, Heather Leverone, Captains Chris Campus and Becky Poirier. Below . . . The Cheerleaders do their job . . . SENIORS The Seniors last year on and off the Football field. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Jay Mortenson, Gerald Wing, Rich O’Brien, Gary Mastrangelo, Eric Zilinsky, Kevin Lombard, Chris Farfaras, Paul Nikas . . . and the Senior Cheerleaders, Kirsti, Lisa, Dodie, Chris, Becky and Corin. At the Left, Foo bursting through the Hoop at the start of the Triton victory. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: T. Contino, K. Kincaid. E. Rogers, J. Madden, J. Kowal, M. Dupray, B. Story, M. Blake, K. Poirier. J. Antonucci, J. Kercher, M. Stasiak, S. Maloney. J. VanCuren, M. Clancy, S. LaRochelle, J. Bennett FOOTBALL JV i VEATHERING THE SEASON N THE STANDS AND ON _ THE SIDELINES == All the sports at Ipswich High couldn’t survive without the great support of all the parents and students who attend the games , . . four students at l•ft, Barb Layman, Joanne Whooley, Jen Kincaid and Chris White. 75 0 I 76 though the game had been post- poned with a blanket of snow on the ground ... the Tigers were set and were victorious, crushing HW’s dream season with a startling blow. Paul Nikas, 55, celebrates the 21- 6 score after sacking HW Quarter- back Tom Whelen (right) The Pride in the Tigers and all four classes at the High School showed in the jubi- lant tradition of Homecoming, on this page. The Homecoming Queen and her Court, elected by each class are at the Right, They are. Princesses; Freshmen Torie Hop- kins and Junior Katie Anderson; Homecoming Queen, Senior Chris White; Princesses: Senior Dodie In- galls and Sophomore Kim Wallace. The Queen and her Court led the parade of floats and cheered with an enthusiastic crowd of 2,000. The stage was set: Hamilton Wen- ham and Ipswich, a classic rivalry. Thousands of spectators and two teams eyeing the Thanksgiving Day Trophy. In our final game as Se- niors, we played at Home. Even HOMECOMING PRIDE IN 1985 THE THANKSGIVING GAME IPSWICH FOILS HW 21-6 77 isi Lunch-if that’s what you call it, arrives every day with the 4th period bell. 19 minutes of study allows us to decide if we’ll take a chance and try the “mystery meat” out of sheer hunger. When those kitchen doors open there’s no turning back. Seniors cut freshmen for first dibs at the creations of the lunch ladies so freshmen receive the leftovers. Hunger can drive anyone crazy. Clockwise from left, THIS IS IT! ug . . . they call it nutrition. Moving on, Susie Crawford and Lisa Billings-no one is ever psyched at lunch. Some of us make the healthy choice when we’re hungry-JUNK FOOD . . . Like Barb Layman at the Big M: McDonald’s. Tony LaCourse risking his life for a chocolate milk. Marie Donald- son takes the natural way out. Gerald Wing-a cafeteria survivor. And finally, Minh Hopkins and Chris Campus-waiting until they get home to eat. iL IT’S ALIVE! IT’S ALIVE! ■a V • HB V ■If ' ’yS SvsI ■ii ' Hl k 7 9 1 1 F • 1 1 • jJH 79 DAY BY DAY How do we fill our time? We just stick it out Day by Day . . . WORKING Chris White, right COOKING Sleeping . . . Sacking out . . . On opposite page . . . let’s not during class, in study? twist again, like we did last YESI Summer. READING 0pp. page . . . Bud reading . . . . Cooking leads to one good pasttime . . . yes, it’s eating!!!!! SLEEPING TWISTING 80 81 Wisdom comes with winters. -Oscar Wilde Winters in Ipswich are snowy, cold, sometimes rainy, and very, very bleak. The days seem endless because they are all so similiar. Advisors tell students to plan dances and other activities during the Winter months to break up the monotony and to dispell the doldrums. Basketball games are the only source of entertainment outside of movies and, oh yea, skiing. Skiing in the Winter is the equivalent of hanging out at Crane ' s in the Summer. Ski bums are as common as beach bums in Ipswich. When skiiers reminiscence they ask such questions as Was Loon the mountain where you ran over me?”, or, “Was that the time you came home with the cast?”. A fun sport? Indeed it is. And an expensive one at that. Once a skiier spends a year’s worth of savings on skis, boots and bindings he has to face the cost of a lift ticket. Weli, there’s always Hamilton Hill, or is it Hamilton Bump? And a prime source for skiier’s scrapbooks? The annual Ski Trip! Strange things happen when a group of skiiers from Ipswich are set loose on the slopes for a weekend . . . and set loose on an innocent hotel that same night. Chuck Holman, Rick Storer? They were never quite the same after the skiier’s lost weekends . . . But, the skiiers have to return to Ipswich someday . . . and during the Winter there’s not much welcoming them back. (Maybe that’s why they go skiing in the first place.) Movies at the Sack 6 always seem to be popular . . . The House of Pizza and Chick’s always seem to be more attractive around 11:00 on Saturday nights . . . and then there’s . . . and then there’s . . . well, then there’s . . . skiing. But Winter, however bleak it may be, does yield events popular to all who attend the High School. The Christmas Cotillon for Juniors and Seniors always seems to end up without a bang ... at least it fills up a Saturday night. The Senior Christmas Party occurs the Friday before vacation. At the Christmas Party the Seniors receive gifts from the class. This year the whole Class of 86 was given a prom cruise. We’re still waiting for Santa to drop that off in May. And definitely. Winter brings VACATION. The first Real Vacation of the year. Christmas brings presents and New Year’s Eve brings A PARTY! Usually the New Year’s Eve memories have to be good enough to last through January and into February until someone throws a party honoring February vacation. Mid- Terms . . . Valentine’s Day and the balloons with the messages attached make February a slightly warmer Winter month. And March? March leads to April and April leads to SPRING!!! And Spring is GRADUATION! 83 I 85 FIESTA 1. Angela and Chris at the hotel in Merida. 2. Everybody infront of the Calinda waiting to go home. Boooo! 3. Pool at the Calinda-Cancun. 4. The Calinda-Hotel in Cancun. 5. Scott “Bud” with monkeys at the Tourist Trap store. 6. Sunrise in Cancun. 7. Pyramid in Chitzen Itza. 8. Eric Zilinsky “Spez” waiting for the Sunrise. Druanne Linehan, Michele Gagnon, Jon Bruhm, Jen Linehan, Michael Reynolds, Jessica Maguire, Michele Sanidas, Kris Fabri, Caroline Follansbee, Noreen Dooley, Kristen Soucy, Angela Galanis, Eric Zilinsky, Scott Bradley, Ed Murphy, Chris Campus, Casey Smolla, Mrs. Ferris Mr. Holman. 6 SCRAPBOOK FEBRUARY 1985 IPSWICH IN ENGLAND Becky Messer, Kate Armstrong, Sandy Kalina, Becky Rigsby, Scott Jewell, Tracey Sotiropoulos, Lisa Colby, Paula Smith, Mindy Claeys Rob Porter, John Christianson, Lianne Crestin, Robin Manning, Maria Collins, Karen Beedle, Pam Burke, Lee Soko- lov, Keith Smolla, Brigitte Rogers, Cheryl Boyd, Charisse Middlebrooks Chaperones: Barbara And Wayne King Rich and Pam Merullo Adult Participantes: Helen and Milo Fames Tour Operators: John and Dennis s 1. Group photo Scotland marker 2. John reading Wordsworth on bus 3. Tracey on bus. 4. Henry VII and Beefeater 5. Butcher Shop 6. Steeple demo Yorkshire 7. Houses of Parliament 8. Royal Albert Hall 9. Group at Banquet 10. Edinburgh Castle-dungeon 11. The Bulldog Pub Hey, it’s cool so chill out . . . Okay? Clockwise from top: Noreen Dooley and Chuck Holman, VERY cool mistletoe. Scott Bradley, Rich O’Brien never loses his cool even in the library, Risse, Karen Grant, Kate Armstrong, Josh Dietch-upsidedown cool and Tom Gillespie. IHS wrestling! VARSITY 1985-86 Varsity Wrestling Team, Top to bottom, left to right: C. Banville, G. Mas- trangelo, L. Layne, R. Chouinard, Coach B. James, T. O’Brien, r. Mc- Carthy, S. Ma- loney, E. Goguen, J. Mantra, K. Hiltz, S. LaRochelle, S. Hughes, Mike Sulli- van, T. Hannibal. BASKETBALL 1985 BOY’S HOOP VARSITY 1985-86 Varsity Boy’s Basketball are from top to bottom, left to right, M. Reynolds, S. Sadoway, K. Moore, P. Mulholland, J. Tedford, M. O’Flynn, D. McKee, T. Lucenti, E. Schwartz, Captain R. Buckley, C. Farfaras, J. Winter. “Ipswich beats Manchester 62-49 clinching the Cape Ann division two title and a tournament berth for the second straight year.” Ips- wich Chronicle, Febru- ary 6, 1986 At the far left: Captain Caroline Follansbee up for two. Julie Crawford dribbling down the court, Below: Rush to the hoop against Georgetown, and far left, Captain Kristen Soucy. “Ipswich Varsity Girl’s Basket- ball team easily handled Man- chester 42-25 Friday at Man- chester . . . Forward Kristen Soucy (21 points) and center Caroline Follansbee (12 points) paced Ipswich in the Manchester win . . Ipswich Chronicle Girls cheer for Girls???!!!!!! Basketball Cheerleaders did cheer for the Girl’s Varsity, 85! Top to Bottom, Left to Right, Coach Martha Hastings, J. Crawford, M. Sotiropoulos, L. LaValle, T. Parent, S. Crawford, Assistant Coach Brent Pauihus, N. Dooley, Captains C., D. Richards, Captains C, Follansbee and K. Soucy, S. Wall, Missing: J. Madden, I. Josephson GIRL’S HOOP VARSITY ,3 The Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders are from top to bottom, left to right: A. Player, Captain C. Campus. K. Walton, S. O ' Leary, K. Kenney, E. Doherty, H. Leverone, D. Mariano, H. Leverone, D. Segner, C. Kniffin, Captain F. Dro Am, H. Nunes, H. 94 1 CHEERS! FROM THE STANDS Cheers from the stands and the sidelines! School support and support from the town helps to make basketball a championship sport at IHS. Clockwise, from left, Ipswich High School sophomores cheering another basket good for two. Captain Buck clapping on his team . . . Holly Lawton, Heather Nunes in the lineup, and Heidi Leverone with a perennial smile, Darren McKee and Mike O’Flynn cheer off the bench. This season, the Varsity Cheerleaders for the Boy’s Basketball team cheered for the Girl’s Varsity Basketball team amid much controversy from both the players and the cheerleaders. The Parents were determined and along with Mr. Fortado they convinced the cheerleaders to cheer. The few games at which they cheered worked out well and will certainly place the cheering squad of 85’ in the history books! Junior Varsity-Where everyone sta rts . . . Hoop action clockwise from right: Trina Josephson, Julie Crawford. Gage Parrot and the Basketball Cheerleaders for Junior Varsity. JV HOOP ACTION HAT A SEASON! A great winning season for the Boy’s Varsity and for the departing Seniors; Erik Schwartz, Richard Buckley and Chris Farfaras. Clockwise from top on this page, In the huddle during time out, Diane Mariano, Captain Buck, and Foo for two. ICE HOCKEY Coach Frank Mar- kos, Manager Artie Rousseau, Coach Robert Moyers, D. Nikas, C. Gagnon, P. Sherwood, J. Antonucci, D. Pit- cairn, C. Whynott, K. Smolla, E. Ter- lizzi, P. Ward, J. Linehan, T. Allen, S. Castonguay, R. Dream, K. Lom- bard, C. Bailey, A. Beaulieu, P. Nikas, R. O’Brien, E. Lawson. I Top to Bottom, Left to right: Michelle Dupray, Jodie Schwartz, Joanna Morley, Mellisa McDonald, Kristen Foote, Michelle Banville, Jen Linehan, Mindy DiCicco, Kim Janvrin, Cathy Janvrin, Jenneane Mancinelli, Amanda Rhodes, Lorrie Gordon, Jen Tozier, Danielle Comeau, Nicole Rhodes VARSITY HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS 99 i m m CLiff m 1985-1986 proved to be a great year for the Varsity Hockey team in their new division. These are just a few of the good moments. Clockwise from above: Faceoff and Homecoming 86’ for the Tigers. Ipswich Iceman at the net . . . Grinning Cheerleaders, Rich O’Brien, Team numbers on Homecoming Saturday, “We’ve got pride!’’. Chasing the elusive puck, and Jen Tozier, Ip- wich Tiger. 101 NO MORE SNOW!!! When the snow keeps falling, and the tests keep coming . . . when there’s nothing to do on Saturday night except eat or watch the “Love Boat It’s time for Spring!!!! Winter Madness shows On a puzzled Eric Godfrey, a frazzled Sandi Gianakakis, a bewildered Darren Brocklebank . . WINTER MADNESS y THERE’S A CHILL I Tetsu, left, at a basketball game . . . Maybe exchange students don’t get the winter doldrums . . . Below, Joe Solmonides in the artroom . . . taking winter furstrations out on the paper cutter. N THE AIR At the very far left . . . Bethany Hopkins, Lisa Ragosta, Cohn Kniffin and Heidi Hunt in the cafe. Next to them, Cheryl Boyd, Sandi Gianakakis, Chrissy Gianakakis, Bernadette Barry, Bethlee O’Connor and Becky Porier . . . Senior Slump? Nah ... At the near right, Bonesy . . . showing definite signs of Senior slump AND Winter madness . . . Treasurer: Angela Galanis Secretary: Reese Middlebrooks President: Alyson Doherty Vice President: Josh Dietch Class of 1986 Steering Committee are from Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Jen Stevens, C. Follansbee, N. Dooley, J. Casaceli, T. Parent, K. Soucy, D. Ingalls, C. White, T. Sotiropoulos, D. Linehan, A. Ramey, B. Hopkins, J. Madden, K. Beedle, B. Layman, K. Armstrong, J. Whoo- ley, B. O ' Connor, C. Fitzpatrick, J. Maguire, B. Poirier, L. Davidson, G. Woodbury, K. Man- ninen, R. O’Brien, J. Dietch, A. Doherty, C. Middlebrooks, E. Zi- linsky, C. Campus Spring: The Season between Winter and Summer, The first stage and The freshest period. The first stage appears to be the last for the Seniors at Ipswich High School ... at least the last stage of High School . . . and free education. When Spring blooms Senior thoughts turn towards memories. Though hard to believe, Seniors were once Juniors, Sophomores, and yes, even Freshmen. Walking down the hallways, laughing about the past. Seniors find themselves bumping into 8th graders on a tour of the High School. New Freshmen?? Yes . . . Too quick and Too Soon. When Senior skip day rolls around Its the closest house with no parents home and a dismissal note for Toni. 80 Seniors all have a doctor’s appointment at 10:30? The Graduating class, when Spring begins to turn a young man ' s fancy, are united under a name. Their name ... a simple 4 number digit: 1925, 1945, 1952 ... or 1986. Personalities so very different join together in a few final months of parties, worrying and cramming for the only thing that stands in the way of the Senior Prom, Class Day, and Graduation: Exams. All around the excitement builds. Lacrosse, baseball and softball, track, and spring soccer seasons are in full swing when the Seniors begin to choose prom gowns and dates for The Big Night. Juniors wait patiently for Graduation to arrive by occupying their time with the Junior Prom. After that early June afternoon when the last diploma is handed out, and the final scholarship awarded then a Junior’s waiting is over. He becomes a Senior at last! Moreover, the sophomores are at long last upperclassmen and the Freshmen? The Freshmen are no longer the youngest and have someone else to pick on! Class elections are held for a new Class President, Vice- President, Secretary and Treasurer. The National Honor Society inducts its’ new members at a schoolwide assembly. The ski jackets hit the closets for another season and out come the beach chairs, bathing suits and suntan lotion. Students eyes seem to wander more towards the window than towards any teacher or blackboard. Spring wasn’t made for kids to be locked up in a school still smelling of Winter. Maybe that’s why the days are longer: so after practice there’s still some daylight left to make a DQ run. If It’s sunny and warm outside then Summer can’t be too far away! Spring marks the end of an era . . . friends are remembered, yearbooks signed and money saved for next September when some will be entering colleges, others the armed services, and others a full-time job. Did any September ever seem so far away? Like the seasons. Seniors grow and change eventually becoming adults. Good Luck to all the adults in The Class Of 1986 . . . and if you’re not an adult yet . . . There’s still the Summer! Where is that party anyway???? TO THE NEW KIDS IN TOWN WE SAY HELLO AT THE RIGHT, TETSU SHIMIZU AND ETHAN COTTON, BELOW. H O N O R SENIOR AWARDS STEVEN HUNT Boys State, Harvard Book Award KRISTEN SOUCY Girl’s State, Williams Book Award BETHLEE O’CONNOR Jewish War Veteran’s, DAR Good Citizen Award JILL KAUFFMAN R o L L Brown Book Award KIRSTI MANNINEN Hugh O’Brien Award TOM MAYO National Merit of Commendation BOSTON GLOBE SENIOR YEAR WINNERS: SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS Corin Kniffen Tom Mayo Jessica Bamford 107 Congratulations to Joanne and the class of 1986 . Love, Mom and Dad Brendan and Joan Whooley Juelie- “This above all: To thine own self be true.” Love and Congratulations, Mom and Alph, Meg and Richard Alfoni Dear Jennie, If I could pick any daughter in the world it would be you. Love and respect, XX Mom Janice Madden Ybu have built a strong foundation with your academic and social learning. Now enjoy the fulfillment of your dreams! — Jessica Love, Mom M. Susana Banford Good luck Paul! Ernest G. Nikas Our little girl has grown into a young lady that we are very proud of. — Tina Congratulations and best of luck. Love Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parent You feel; you care; you think. It’s a great combination, son! — Lars Love, Dad. Niels Knakkergaard Best wishes for the future to you son and your graduating class. Good luck Chuck. Charles Amerio Maria, we would like to extend our love and best wishes for a bright and happy future. Love Mom and Dad Matt, Every great accomplishment was first someones dream- May you real- ize yours. Much love and happiness music and laughter in the years to come. Mom and Dad Nana Lee and Grampa Charles and Pamela Wilcox 108 Good luck Angela and to the class of 1986- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hills Richard, congratulations to you and the class of ’86. May your hopes and dreams come ture. Love Mom and Dad Ed and Jane Buckley Best wishes to; “Lauren,” and her classmates. Trust your own judge- ment and your farthest goals will be reached. Mom and Dad Congratulations Chris! We’re proud of you and your classmates of ’86, may you reach your goals of tomor- row with much success! Love always. Mom, Dad, Maria and Beth Cervantes wrote “When one door is shut, another opens.’’ In closing this door you unlock the future! Congratulations! -Richard Tom and Sue Burton To the class of ’86, Best wishes in all your future endeav- ors. May the ice always be safe, Steve. Mom and Dad Lee, we wish you success in your endeavors and a rewarding life. Our love encompasses you always; Mom and Dad Jason and Marion Sokolov “Keep smiling keep shining, we’ll be on your side forever more, that’s what parents are for. ’’-Caroline Dan and Mary Follansbee Dear Mark- We are very proud of your high achievement and we wish you the very best in the years ahead. Eugene and Maria Radzim The very best to you Karen. You have made us so proud. Love, Mom and Lennie 109 Dear Lisa, Use what you have learned as a foundation to build on. Know your own true worth and you will flourish. Congratulations-I’m proud of you. Love, Mom Cynthia Billings Chris, You have the capabilities to ac- complish anything you try to do- good luck and remember to en- joy each day. Love, Mom Marjorie Campus We offer our best wishes and congratulations to Barbara and her classmates of 1986. May their futures be happy and prosperous, Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Graffum and Family Best wishes Karen, Graduation is here and you’re on your way. Have faith in yourself and you’ll do fine. Mom, Dad, Dan and Kiz Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Grant To Bethany, Minh and the Class of 1986. Reach for the stars! Congratulations and love The Hopkins family Congratulations and Best Wishes to Eric and to the Class of 1986. Judy and Dick Zilinsky The best is yet to come and we know that you will make it happen . . . Congratulations Erik Sandi and Jim Lawson t Bri: I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. Dad and Mom Sandy — Congratulations! We’re so very proud of you. May all your hopes and dreams come true. Love, Mom, Dad and JJ Lance, Congratulations! A wish for all your dreams to come true. We love you — Mom, Dad, Mamie and Lucas You are now entering the most crucial stage of one’s development. Prepare yourself well. Each step you take, each move you make will impact the rest of your life. We know that you will succeed. Love, Mom and Dad. Wm. C. Middlebrooks Health and happiness to each of you. Never settle for less than your best! Good luck Class of ’86! — Chris Dan and Rose White Dear Barbara, We are very proud of all your accomplishments. You make us proud to be your parents. Love, Mom and Dad 111 SENIOR CELEBRITIES STRUT THEIR STUFF In this issue of US weekly, the Class of 1986 shows Us their Celebrities as vot- ed by all the Seniors. Above, 2 exam- ples of the major activities of Ipswich, going to the beach, and the two who do it most often, Eric Zilinsky and An- gela Galanis. Also . . . Class Optimists, and Class Pessimists . . . Class Artists . . . Most Likely to Succeed . . . Class Athletes .... Class Angels Ipswich High’s Best Dressed Cute: A pleasing look or person . . . Definitely Andy Beaulieu and Dodie In- galls . . . Angela Galanis and Arte Rousseau . . . Shut up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Faces And Places Becky Messer, John Fichera, Charisse Middlebrooks. Are all Ipswich High Concert Freaks . . . Above showing off . . their tickets Senior Beach Bums Above, Eric Schwartz and Chrissy Gianakakis Smile! Smiles . . . the Best of 1986 . . Cheryl Boyd and Dan Rogers. Class Cuties: Dodie Ingalls And Andy Beaulieu Dirt! The National Enquirer is a runnerup to Tracey and Kevin . . Space Flight Most Likely to . . . Space Out . . . Karen Beedle, Joe Solmonides. Talk, Talk, Talk In This Issue Cover Foo And Jesse’s Best Legs Features ' i ' ii Graduation • 1986 Class Comedians iau and Bethlee O’Connol 5 1 1 Celebs in disguise ... or maybe at real work . . . Josh Dietch, Kirsti Manninen, and Alyson Doherty, left, who have been voted the three who have Done The Most For The Senior Class of 1986. Below, Class Rebel Lisa Ragosta. CELEBRITY TRACKS ■ Celebrities making tracks, all over this page: Class of 1986 Bookworms, Jill Kaufmann and Dave Lindquist- on their way to the library? Clockwise, Karen Beedle, Gary Mastrangelo, Most Gullible, Steve Hunt, Kristen Soucy, Most Likely to Succeed. Class Rads: Scott Bradley, Julie Caspar. Our Class Couple: Gerald Wing and Chris White. THE 1986 SENIOR CELEBRITY POLL Top: Girlologist Rich O’Brien, Boyologist, bottom, Dru Linehan. Left, Class Pessimists, Kevin Lom- bard, Beth Hopkins. Optimists: Erik Schwartz and Becky Poirier. HA-HA, RAH- RAH! SING A SONG Unique Laugh: Cathy Blais, Rich Buckley . . . Ha-ha- ha!!! ■ ‘ V i( THEY’RE PSYCHED! Chris Farfaras and Bethlee O’Connor just won’t stop waving those cheers around, that’s why they’re the Most Spirited Seniors. Beth Funsch and Matt Wilcox defi- nitely can carry a tune-Seniors say they’re our Class Singers. Ap- ple Polish- ers: Erik Schwartz, Kir- sti Manninen j SENIOR CELEBRITY AWARDS Sunday at 9 on ABC SATURDAY AT 8 ' BEACH BLANKET to Right: Susan PRIMEllME Kevin Kiesal INSIDER Insider Report: On Dynasty, local town nna- rauder “Rex”, played by actor Steve Hunt, and librarian “Vallerie” played by actress Susie Crawford will be wed on the show. Rex and Val will be married among the books of the Carrington collection, in accordance with the show’s main characterss. To spice up the slow plotline, Rex’s long lost Father “Jim” will enter mysteriously from the dictio- naries. Val will clean Rex’s dirty deeds up, changing his mischievous ways. But Jim poses some real problems for the couple’s wedded bliss. In real life, Steve Hunt and Susie Crawford shy away from televisions’ bright celebrity lives, full of parties and wrongdoings. Susie says she likes to stay away from the gossip columns. It makes sense therefore, thaf the actor and actress were voted Class Angels in their High School yearbook. The four stars of the new hit series on ABC, Motet, all studied at the same High School, Primetime has just discovered. Gary Mastrangelo, the bungling maitre’d, and Jen Madden, the popular waitress “Boopsy” were both voted Class Blushers in their High School yearbook. Veteran theatre star Cathy Blais, who plays the cunning “Claudia”, and Kevin Kiesal, the brilliant actor who plays the very sly “Ricardo” were together voted Most Congenial. On the left: Rich O’Bri- en and Tina Parent. On the right: Steve Hunt, Susie Crawford. Although CbS’s mini-series, i’m Me You ' re You, has been picked up as a series, stars Rich O’Brien and Tina Parent will not be returning. Rumor has it that Rich has been asked to star in “Raider’s of the Lost Ark, part 52” at an undis closed amount. O’Brien is also considering a new comedy role written for him by actor director producer Steven Spielberg. Tina Parent, also in demand, has committed herself to a starring role in an upcoming series on ABC entitled Zoo. Tina will play a zoologist whose best friend is a very intelligent ape. For now, the two super- stars plan to accompany each other to their High School reunion. Both were voted Most Attractive in their yearbook. Below: The Most Bizarre Female in the Class of 1986, Marie Donaldson, now shown, Tom Mayo, most bizarre male. SENIOR CELEBRITIES TAKE SCHOOL BY STORM Newsweek DRIVING MESS STORY INSIDE Chris Campus, Donny Stone Worst Drivers in the Class of 1986 2 points: Soucy and Farfaras Back when they were voted Class Athletes in High School (Ipswich High, Class of 1986) Chris Farfaras and Kristen Soucy were scoring champs in Basketball and Football. Today, the two athletes have taken the sportsworld by storm. Soucy signing a multimillion dollar contract to endorse the new line of Nike basketball shoes for women, and Farfaras netting a contract as the new Aqua-Velva super- star. Besides flashing a clean shave on the tube, “Foo” could be the New En- gland Pats’ newest star. Senior Celebrities seem to be in the news this year as Class Spazzes Dar- ren Brockelbank and Bernadette Barry prepare for their flight as the first teenaged astronauts in space. If all goes well, NASA will have launched their first Spazzes into space orbit. Lost, Barry, Brockelbank The Catch-Darren and Bernie don’t need a rocket to get to the moon! In other news. Class Snakes Lisa Foley and Dan Rogers were so slippery we couldn’t get a pic! All wired up; Mayo, LaCourse Back in High School when the now infa- mous Hacker Brothers were voted Com- puter Whizzes, Tom Mayo, now alias “Modem Mayo’’, and Tony LaCourse, alias Floppy Disk Fred’’, were just the normal run of the mill kids interested in Hardware, Software and anything in be- tween. But, after the publication Of their autobiography. Modem and Floppy prove to be far ' from your basic run of the mill kids. In their recent book, written while in prison, they admit to hacking their way into Hugh Hefner’s computer and chang- ing all the Playboy bunnies into tailless trenchcoated waiters. Said Modem, “We were ' only hacking for more modesty!” They look tame here, but Class Flirts Paul Nikas and Chris Fitzpatrick have just been listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as flirting with the most people ever: Paul alone flirted with 1000 centerfolds . . . while they were still sta- pled in. Tame? Hardly. Nikas and Fitzpatrick Dishing it out: Barry, Lombard Shorts: Bernie Barry, Kevin Lombard, most sarcastic, above . . . dishing the insults out as the main meal. And, Class Artists Eric Standley and Kirsti Man- ninen have just collaborated to paint their original abstract design on the North side of the Empire State Building .... THE YEARBOOK STAFF 1 1 . Charisse Middlebrooks PHOTOGRAPHY Chris Campus ADS Tracer Bdrt)S TVva- Qi ' TYLt ' 122 Karen Beedle, Charisse Middle- brooks, our diligent photography Editors . . . snapping away . . . and to Tony LaCourse, Tina Parent, Chris Fitzpatrick and Chris Campus, a thank you for filling us in with some great candid shots ... As for selling Ads . . . Katie Armstrong, and Alyson Doherty . . . thank you PHOTOGRAPHY Karen Beedle Barb Layman ADVERTISING LAYOUT ADVISOR MRS. BARBARA KING A few words could not say enough to Mrs. King . . . Thanks for the Valuable guidance and all the “Right Stuff EDITOR Kirsti Manninen More we’d like to Thank: Corin Kniffin, Liza Guay, Tracey Sotiropoulos, Shannon Maguire, Karen Grant, Rachael Wilcox, Debbie Young, Tom Mayo for typing in a pinch to make deadline. Also . . . Rachael Wilcox, Alyson Doherty and all of the other special people who helped us sell ads. Vicki Maizone, Keisha Anderson and the other Underclassmen who made sense of the Underclassmen section . . . Mrs. Kasuba for helping with the treasury and making a few post office runs . . . Our teachers for allowing us to be late for class due to celebrity pictures, class pictures and other yearbook necessities . . . and to Tom Keeley, our yearbook representative from Jostens who we saw around deadline time and who always was a great source of encouragement and organization . . . Jack from Mark Lawrence who suffered through all of our picture taking and activity shots .... SPORTS Joanne Whooley BUSINESS MANAGER Becky Messer As Editor. I realize that this year we had quite an unorthodox way of doing things ... I thank all who put up with me! But, the reason we put so much time into our yearbook was so the Seniors would enjoy looking at it, and so it would rekindle some fond memories of our last year in High School ... I hope you like The Weathervane . . . it’s all yours, and it’s finally done!!!!! Kirsti Manninen 124 Chuck, The Biggest OHender Just because I have a big motor and fat tires doesn ' t mean I tore up the grass. -The Bird Lives!- Special Thanks to Mom. Dad Tim, Stan, Lance and the Fun Bunch. Charles Robert Amerio Jr. “Why woman, what are you waiting for?”-S 83-84 CANDYCORN FIGHTS EARMUFFS AND PHILLY Thank You-You’re Wel- come KH, BH, JH MOO” Thanks for being there Susie. Katie Armstrong Jessica Bamford “Is there no rest for the wicked?” Best Buds! C.B. (Oath) C.B. (Cher!) A.D. (Al) -L.R. FFF ASK BRIGID! RDM. REFRIED BEANS- ASK BEST BUDS That’s Wild Cath!” Coq au Vin” - SG-FCB UMASS- RL Cujo 1. Cujo 2 WWW! I ' ll never forget the laughter and tears . . I love you MUM. Bernadette A. Barry Andrew Beaulieu It ' s been worth it. The friends I’ve made, you know who you are, will be with me forever, hopefully in-per- son, but at least in memory. See you soon! Paul Beaulieu It is best to love wisely, no doubt; but to love foolishly is better than not to be able to love at all. -William Thackeray SMILE! We made it! Good luck Class of ' 86! You all deserve the very best! Karen M. Beedle Although the day ends in darkness, the darkness leads to another day.” Anonymous Lis” “What a riot Thanks TP, SC. BG, AH, KA, JS, LC, MP, GW. SS, KG, KM. Psyched Never for- get For. Cult, with Tina. Umm ... I don’t know . Pictures, Track with Sue “Good Reflexes” Lisa Marie Billings Don’t time fly when your I loving and laughing -RS- CB + PR Cathy J. Blais ' “Kimmy” i ! To always do my best To face whatever falls my way. prepared and un- ashamed -MJ Thanks Mom Dad Jill- Rem. WGIT”, klon- dike, and Gresh, Gresh can you?” Bruin fans forev- er! Good luck JK, JC, JM. KG Kim Denise Blavelt Hope for the future don’t dwell in the past live in the present and make today last. Pray for tomorrow let your life live on hope for the future ’cause yesterday’s gone. Crazy for you” JG Who luvs ya? Thanks guys for the good times I love you Mom Dad Shirley” Cheryl Ann Boyd Bud” What’s it matter ”lf I had ever been here be- fore I would probably know just what to do” -CSN Y 151 Scott Bredley What a long strange trip it’s been” I need a miracle every day” Steal Your Face” DEAD ’’Spinnin’ is Winnin DB 151” Darrin Brockelbank Dana Bryant Buck” 10” If you don’t know where you’re going you’ll end up somewhere else” Richard D. Buckley Susan Brodeur 125 BEEF” Richard Burton Don’t compromise your- self. You are all you’ve got.” -Janis Joplin Sarah Braun Chris” A cheerful heart and smil- ing face pour sunshine into the darkest place Remember: Chem. final; Gilford-SB; Picnic; CUZINI- TT. Want some corn?; TBC-NH; Thanx to all my friends-l love YA’S and couldn’t have made it w ithout you! BIG BRO I LUV U MOM! Christine E. Campus Show me a person who’s never made a mistake, and I’ll show you somebody who’s never achieved much -Unknown Go and catch a falling star -John Donne 126 Jennifer Casaceli To make the world a friend- ly place one must show it a friendly face. ; Remember- Bedbuddies, | little orange fuzz-ball. Good luck-Cleo, JM, SJ. MC, DB, LS, KD. LC, MAD, TL, MC. What a riot Don’t Oh Dear” Good Luck Missy Thanks Mom Deana Marie Case If you love something set it free it if comes back it was yours, if it doesn ' t it never was. -DW Thanks for all the special memories S.K. and A.R. Good luck in everything you do. Good luck class of Mom and Dad thanks. I made it! Maria A. Collins Laugh till the game is played; and be you merry, my friends.’’-John Mase- field Brion H. Como Susie” Chap” Don’t be afraid to be dif- ferent, succes is reachable by all heights -VA AP French- KA TP Soc- cer 85 X-county-Good luck Sarah! Good luck to the Class of 86 ’ Susan P. Crawford “Passionate Love is a quenchless thirst, but knows not its depth till the hour of separation.” LONDON ’85! Deosie! John Dennis!! Remember: Skiing CRASH!! STAGE POWER! “You look marvelous!!’’ K.M. Good Luck to Karen and the Class of 1986! Thanx Mom Dad Lianne E. Crestin ’’Butch” Michael Daily “The good times are the best times. The bad times stayed away. The good times are forever, but now, baby, the last time is to- day.” -J. Geils French Fries” -AUGHE, AUGHE “TREMENDOUS” Thanks Mom, Dad, and Liz for caring! You’re the greatest! Lisa Beth Davidson Man if you gotta ask you’ll never know.” -Louis Armstrong Josh. LJS, 1 1 Ski Trip 85= RM 328 “When I make a mistake its a beaut!” -Florello Laguardia Israel Summer ’85 Joshua David Dietch A friend makes all the dif- ference in the world. Thanks Kris, CF, JM, JW Kevin, I’m only asking but I think you know. Love Ya. See ya in 1990! Rem. The good times. Mex- ico ' 85! Thanks Mom and Dad Noreen M. Dooley Never underestimate the YOUNG. WILD and FREE - AL ”C.A. to E.Z. Good luck in your future and don’t forget to smile.” Alyson Doherty Sometimes I wonder where I’ve been, who I am, do I fit in? I may not win but, I can be strong out here on my own. Thanks Mom Dad If you direct the wind that moves your clouds then you will have the world at your feet. Thanks Lynne. Bef, Mom, Deb JM-FPB Marie Donaldson Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Good Luck to all my friends. “I.Y.G.F.S.F.H” “Foo” Chris Farfaras 127 d -1 128 NO U.S.A. “1 cheat if 1 can’t win.” -CLASH It’s Cool. “I’m free!” Who You can tell me K.N. anything 151 “fish” John Fichera Fitzy” I may not be perfectly wise, perfectly witty, or perfectiy wonderful . . . But I’m al- ways perfectly me. “You always love the one that hurts you most.” Always remember; The sleepovers, M.K. The Chicken and “Hey Sandy, I got the car! Christine R. Fitzpatrick I find my self thinkin’ about yesterday, when you were here and livin’ in a dream, in the moment that it takes you find you made your first mistake, like the setting sun .... You turn around it’s gone.’’ -Bryan Adams Caroline J. Follansbee Music is the Universal Lan- guage of all mankind- Longfellow Thanks to my parents for all their love and support and to all my friends for the best years of my life! Best of Luck to the Classes of ’87, ’88, and ’89, Elizabeth Funsch (Blandford) Carl Farley Smile! It makes people wonder what you’ve been up to! I would like to wish the Class of 1986 the Best of Luck in all they do in the future. Ang” Angela Galanis What are words tor, when noone listens anymore- Missing Persons K.C.V.-BINGO I Love You a ton E.J, Gotta go for an S.S.-T.S. Wanna catch a star? J.M. Good luck M.H. Juliehead Julie-Anne Caspar The Child Thanks BP, SG, KB, BH, DS + JG For Al- ways Being There. Who knows how to make love stay?-Stompers “Dawn, let’s skip today” Chrissy + Joey Thanx Mom and Dad-1 love yous! Nan, can I use your charge cards? Christine M. Gianakakis m i “Sandy Jacuzzi “Should I follow my head or follow my heart? -REO Thanx to all my friends; I couldn ' t have made it with- out the hugs . . . Coq au Vin-C.B. -f B.B. Fitzy got the car! BH- There ' s horses in the house! Stay over nights C.G.- Moped Snow! “I.L.M.J. Thanx Mom and Dad Sandra A. Gianakakia “All we know is infinitely less than all that still re- mains unknown. -William Harvey REM: Skateboards- Bingo- Coors “There ' s a lady who ' s sure all the glitter is gold and she ' s buying the Stairway To Heaven. - Led Zep Thanks: Mom, Dad, Cher Thomas S. Gillespie “Barb “You are never granted a wish without first being granted the power to make it come alive “Trust Me “Jr. Prom” “Bev” Special Thanks and Love to: Mom and Dad, LB, MD, JM, JP, KS, John, Mr. C! Best of Luck to the Class of 1986! Barbara Robin Graffum “You are never given a dream without the power to make it come true - Bach Remember: Skiing Crash! I ' ll meet you at the Bottom! “You look marvelous! Anyone for a game of Ice Cream Soccer? “DiOsie Party, Where? Thanks Guys! I Love You, Mom, Dad and Dan. Thanks for all the help: PE, DL, AL, TL, SM, MM, JM, BC. If it wasn ' t for you I would not be where I am today. I would like to Thank all my teachers. Eric Walter Godfrey “Gumby” Using no Limitations as Limitation, using No Way as Way- Bruce Lee To all my family members and the Brothers, Thanks. Obsession; ES, CA, LL, CS, MP. Timothy A. Hannibal Always be ready to make defense to everyone who asks you to give an account for the hope that it is in you, with gentleness and reverence. I PETER 3:15 Suzanne Hartling Run for the roses as fast as you can. Your fate is deliv- ered your moment’s at hand. It ' s the chance of a lifetime in a iifetime of chance, and it ' s high time you joined the dance . . . it’s high time you joined the dance. DF Good Luck, Class of 86! Thanks Guys! Angela Hills Karen A. Grant 129 Beth Living like there is no to- morrow means loving all you can today. I miss you JOHN! RE: SG . CG. JM, JK, CC, LR, CM. Thanks bfs for al- ways being there! Summer of ' 84-JT Picnic: Sabado noche; Rockport! JB-3 1. Don’t worry about it Sand! Bethany R. Hopkins Minh” I can’t stay any longer, I have to move on. I look for the future, Yesterday is gone. Thanks CW, KB, KM, BL, TP for the memories. YDW! Sarah Hopkins We are born crying, live complaining, and die unsatisfied.” Proverb Good Luck to the class of 86. Best of luck to CK. Thanks for all the good times and for being there. TW Dec. 28 ’84 May 17, 1987 Hunter Gorin, Where’s my Heel? Remember Jon’s Party! Heidi Beth Hunt It’s just the beginning not the end. Good Luck in all of your endeavors. Class of ’ 86 . Steven Hunt “Dodie ‘‘The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. -Frost Good Luck and Thanks Ev- eryone! Stay Gold! 1-4-3 in- finity JL. Dorothy L. Ingalls “Sandi” Let the good times Roll -The Cars Be careful with what you | do; It’s like the snow, every j step you take will show, i Stay Golden MC, AR, JP, JD, MD, B and JM, FB. MA and DAD, I MADE IT!! DT, Time is on our side- The Stones Sandra Marie Kalina “And in the end. The love you take Is equal to The love you make.’’- Paul McCartney “Know thyself’-Socrates Well, can you gresch? Jill E. Kauffman Happines sneaks through a door you didn’t know was open. -JB Thanks for all the good times and lasting memories. I’ll always remember ALL of you. Good Luck Everyone! Jennifer Kincaid 130 They say I ' m crazy but I have all the time. I keep on going, I never know why. Life ' s been good to me so far. -J. Walsh The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away, the good times are forever, GEILS Kevin Kiesal Nobody told me there ' d be days like these. John Lennon Lars Knakkergaard Muffin Knif Some people think it ' s holding on that makes one strong; sometimes it ' s let- ting go. You always love the one who hurts you most. ' Member Hopkins House 4 18 84 MB, HH, BH, LR, CM, CW. Chowder, Kalu- hua Summer ' 84 Friday the 13th FFR? Babysitting Corin Kniffin When in doubt, look to a song. When in happiness, conduct that song. Drama relays a love. The heart of which is an actor. Thanks Mrs. Faust. To the RAT PACK: JW, TB, LS, MA, VM, LK, KW, DL, MD, SA, TL, BG, LG- A Cri- sis awaits. To JW “Frodo Lives Anthony L. LaCourse The greatest weakness of all weaknesses is to fear too much to appear weak. -Bossuet lllegitimi Non Carborun- dum. Thanks for support. Mom and Dad. Erik Lawson Barb Thanks Mom and Dad for everything . . . April 6, 1985-HAWAII!! A.R.N.F, Sly and Arnold. I can feel it in the air to- night. -Phil SR. Prom 86? Best of Luck to everyone. Barbara M. Layman When you master all the moves, success Is near. -LL Obsessions - Thanks TH, CA, ES, Wolfie, Mom and Dad. Lance Layne Lauren M. Lemanski 131 132 Those who have not tasted the bitterest of life ' s bitters, can never appreciate the sweetest of life’s sweets. -Confucious Thanks to all my friends, Especially: EG, TL, TM, MM, JM, SM, BC. David Lindquist “Dru I can’t fight this feeling any- more, I’ve forgotten what I started fightin for. It’s time to bring this ship into the shore and throw away the oars forever. -REO DANNY. I LOVE YOU. Thanks Mom and Dad. Also Thanks, MG, ES, RB, JL. JM, BM, EL, TP. Druanne D. Linehan New York Giants 1 “Only in a Jeep” “I.Y.G.F.S.F.H. Kevin Lombard Stephanie Lynch In order to conquer the world, you must conquer you ' re potentials. See Ya ’Round. DC. SS, MD, BG, TL, DB, SJ, TG, KD, BF, JH. SM, LUI! Go F.P.!!! CRY Scraper and Rebel, I’m code 3. Juelanne MacDonald You can’t start a fire without a spark’’- BRUCE RE: KS, ND. CF, BH, BM, AG, Dl. JW, FF “Hey cuzmof” B-ball 143 BSC 1 16 82 XOXO Love and Thanks, Mom and Dad. Chuckie and Mrs. C. Jennifer J. Madden “Jesse Here today. Gone to Maui-Bingos! (hey. herman?) Jessica D. Maguire Kirsti Whatever you can do or dream, you can begin it; Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. Goethe SURF ' S UP!!! You Damn Women, You! SR. Prom 86? Set them FREE, FREE. FREE, set them FREE. Goodbye ... .52. Kirsten A. Manninen . Gary Maatrangelo “E pur si muove.” -Galileo Galilei “Everything comes to him who hustles while he waits.” -Thomas Alva Edison Thomas Clayton Mayo Joseph Mello Bakey Mow “All these years of learning just to learn again. -INXS Good luck guys and Thanks. Hey Pammy-Come su perno. Rebecca J. Messer “Reese “Charlie” Summer of “84” . . . Mountain Climbing ... Mi- ami Vice. Derek camp . . . Terminator, Commando “A friendship is something you should always cherish. BH, JH, MH, LR, CW, Sniff, KM, KB, JW” “When two tribes go to war, a point is all that you can score. FGTH Charisse C. Middlebrooks “Surrender” Jesus Christ is the Lover of your soul and he wants to give you all you need so freely surrender to the King. -Stryper J.J. Milette Am I ready tor the real world, will I pass the test? You know it’s a jungle out there; Ain’t nothin’ gonna stop me, I won’t be second best. But the joke’s on those who believe the sys- tem’s fair. -Chelle Michelle L. Morrill “A man with deep farsight- edness will survey both the beginning and the end of a situation and continually consider it’s every facet as important.” (Takeda Shingen) (AD 1521-1573) Jay Mortenson 133 134 Good Luck to all, I hope you all are successful. Thank You, Kristen for all the good times, you’re a big part of my life and always will be! Hey Guys . . I.Y.G.F.S.F.H. Let ' s Do It! Paul A. Nikas To the Class of 86, For all you do. This Bud’s for you! I.Y.G.F.S.F.H. Richard P. O’Brien The clouds never expect it when it rains, but the sea changes colors . . . but the sea does not change.” -Stevie Nicks Even dreams must fall to rule.’’-The Psychedelic Furs Seashell, Seashell by the Seashore; Commando sweater Bethlee S. O’Connor Tina” Remember the sad times, Remember the glad, Remember the good times, Together we had. Summer ’84 MG, AF, NM, MK, RM. No Problem! Oh Yeah” Thanks Lis- Pictures, Jaws, Cic” Fr, and Span-SC, KA, KS. Good Luck MH, JC, SH, DC and the Class of ’86! Thanks Mom and Dad. Conatantina D. Parent Mare Thanks to: Gail, Lisa D., Lisa B., Karen, Sienna, John, Skip, Josh, Andy G. Mom and Dad Remember; “french fries” - aughe. Aughe! You hab!!! Mary Beth Pascucelli Lilo, Angel, Held, ND, Horn- ball, Boogie, Tracey. Humma: If the sun refused to shine I would still be lo- vin’ you; If mountains crum- bled to the sea, there would still be you and me Thanks for being there guys-l love ya- BB party on jubillee. Tattoo BWG Julie Ann Pendexter Thanks Mom and Dad B.P. and J.R. Rebecca Jo Poirier Success in not measured in heights attained, but by obstacles overcome. -Anonymous I can’t drive 55! -Sammy Hagar Thanks Mom and Dad, and JR, PS, DS, AR. CA, AB Mark Radzim “You always love the one who hurts you the most. Summer ‘ ' 84” Parties, Cranes Beach, Mountain Climbing, Highways BF for- ever BB (cuz) BH, CK, CM, HH, MH, CW, Never forget. JH-MANNY JG, DS, Re- member The Bridge My part time lover.”-T-Bird Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you . . . Lisa Christina Ragosta Time goes on and people change, but the time we’ve had and the dreams we share will always stay the same. (K.C.V.-Bingo) And! Andrea Ramey Deb You are never given a dream without also given the power to make it come true.” -Richard Bach To the Class of 86”, I truly hope you succeed in every- thing you do. Good Luck!! Debra Richard All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. -Edgar Allen Poe Good Luck to the Class of 86 and success to my friends in the j future. Donna Richard Johnathan Robie Congratulations everyone, we finally made it! “Don ' t it feel like somthing from a dream?” Tom Petty Good Luck and Thanks for all the good times. Thanks especially to my friends: MC, SK, AR, DP, DR, KK, luv yah. Boogie Run with the Devil. V.H. Amber Lynn Robinson Daniel Rogers You can’t get where you’re going unless you remember where you came from. Who you are, and what you are, is all you need. Hold onto your dreams and never surrender. CH “Pumpkin Patch Chrissy and Beth, Good Luck Chris and Jill. “Hurry up Beans, we ' re late! Michelle Anne Sanidas 135 136 Did you ever have a secret yearning, don’t you know it could come true. -Scorpi- ons Dawn breaks on a new horizon, we chose to go into the light or back into the shadows. -Me Chris Santin “Bonzy” I love you Mom and Dad. You’ve helped me through. I’ll never forget you Sue. I love you. Good Luck in your last two years. Thanks Ms. Milligan, you’re a sweetheart. October 9, 1984-Sue, you’re the Best Erik Schwartz Philip Sherwood I am an exchange student from Tokyo, Japan. Frankly speaking, when I first came here, I didn’t know what to do. but my friends and teachers helped me to get used to the school and made my year in Ipswich great. Thank you very much. Tetsuichiro Shimizu Anything you want; You can make it happenl-Heart Dream until your dreams come true-Aerosmith Good Luck! Angel Prin- cess SH, DY. BR. SD, JP, LF, BR, MC, CB, JS, DS, PF, GS Dounutland-En- gland-Bathroom Bums-The Bird-AC DC-Snow?- School’s out-F-Eva! A. Cooper BYE!!! Paula Susan Smith Hey you! Don’t help them to bury the light, don’t give in without a fight! What shall we use to fill the empty spaces where we used to talk? PF, TW Thanks for all the great times! Love to the troups, all of you and Good Luck! Avoid a crisis-go to NH! Lee Anne Sokolov Kristen Soucy “Take a Chance! All Life is a chance. The man who goes the furthest is general- f ly the one who is willing to [ do the dare. Blue Zone i Rules! Sporty! The will to { ' swill! CA, DS, ES. PS, MR, 1 LD, LB. KD, DK, LR, SA. CM, ' Thanks Mom and Dad. Roger Paul Soucy III i I s Funny how time flies . , . o- Tears for Fears 15 i You Damn Woman, You! Thanx Jules, BFF London 85 ; Tracey Lynn 1 Sotiropouloa “Real to real is living rarity. People stop and stare at me. We just walk on by. We just keep on dreaming Dreaming is free. Thanks Mom and Dad. Thank You God. Joseph Solomonides Stan” I am the lizzard King, I can do anything.” To WW Sam-”Foxy Lady . . . I’m coming to get you.” -The Brothers Live- -YO! Eric J. Standley 1 } “Jen” “A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of ,5 ft the world walks out.” -Wal- ,0 f ter Winchell jl- i Good Luck: AH, LB, CF, to .y KS, MW, MR, SW, BF, ND, le , SS, MS, LC, Good Luck, to ' Kristie C ' 89 R, “Good Reflexes!!” 4 , I Always remember Frank” f and monkey” Under Pressure” Seabird” ”FJ” i Jennifer Susan m Stevens Driving with your eyes closed” Special Thanks to Mom, Dad, Wende and the FunBunch. Donald B. Stone Heaven is under our feet as well as over our heads. -Thoreau Dean, What a riot! Chorus 1234 DC, LB, AH, JM, JS, BF, DF, MC Friends forever . . . “Out Loud ' Susan Marie Sturtevant Joseph Tabor Make the best of what ' s still around. POLICE Hockey 1234 Eric K. Terlizzi 137 “Clumsy Ed If you love someone set them free, If they don’t come back, Hunt them down and kill them. “I’m all lost in the Super- market. ’’-The Clash Ted is Dead. At Least we Kindergarden we had recess! YABBA DABBA DOO! “Charlie, Don’t Surf” But, is she good ? Jonathan Edward Varrell “Chris” “Love comes quietly . . . but you know when it is there, because, suddenly . . . you are not alone anymore . . . and there is no sadness inside you.” Chem Final-CC, Good Luck Class of 86-MH, KB, KM, BL, Dl, AD, BH, LR, CM. Thanks GW for all the spe- cial memories 1 6 85 Christine M. White James Whitehead “Jo “Stay Gold” To all of my buddies: Thanks for the memories and good luck, you deserve the best. 138 Joanne Whooley The mind of man is capable of anything-because every- thing is in it, all the past as all the future. Joseph Conrad Matthew L. Wilcox A Little Incompatability Is The Spice Of Life-Particu- larly If He Has income And She Is Patible. -Nash Ointment? “Winga Thanks Chris C.W. Gerald E. Wing “Don’t walk in front of me, I might not follow. Don’t walk behind me, I might not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.’’ Always Re- member the great times we’ve had; MP. LD, LB, CF, and The Gang. Good Luck to the Class of 1986. “Spunky Gail Christina Woodbury “Spez Head for the Mountains, Steep and Deep in Utah. “Mexico 85 “Ski Trip” - No 328 ’’44” Football C.D.C. “I.Y.G.F.S.F.T.H” Eric Zilinsky Thanks Dad, for all that you have done for me, I’ll never forget it! To live your life in your own way ... to reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... to be the you that you want to be . . . that is Success” The Class Of 1986 Sharon Martinson GOOD LUCK AND MUCH SUCCESS TO SOME VERY SPECIAL PEOPLE-THE CLASS OF 86-MS. MILLIGAN THE CLASS OF 1986 SENIOR PORTRAITS NOT AVAILABLE: LISA FOLEY AND ARTHUR ROUSSEAU 139 COKE CHERRY COKE oto COKE E H£W COKE «sss, UtJHEM, have E3 J� c. , Murghy 5 S iiX: ' BORN IN THE USi OOK }li tOj( ftruce ,, - goesioihU p H Y S ED. DEPT in tf llUll Fad on .RanilxJ,, ' VMYfS Fhc ' f!,Ainen ' can FlaioCin 9 l|l� ' 142 Country and jftill Vhe Cat and ftud ' Tc fe : -S i RoTtu— 4£1ne coou I p s w I c H 0 1 9 3 8 Charles Amerio 59 East Street Kate Armstrong 38 Ploverhill Road Jessica Bamford 207 Topsfield Road Bernadette Barry 32 Birch Lane Andrew Beaulieu 16 Brown Street Paul Beaulieu 1 Oakhurst Avenue Karen Beedle 16 Summer Street Lisa Billings 33 North Main Street Lori Beranek 69 Central Street Cathy Blais 31 Colonial Drive Kim Blauvelt 46 Town Farm Road Cheryl Boyd 66 Clark Road Scott Bradley 36 Howe Street Sarah Braun 147 Townfarm Road Darren Brockelbank 236 High Street Susan Brodeur 5 Turkey Shore Road Dana Bryant 8 Appleton Park Richard Buckley 62 Central Street Richard Burton 1 Edge Street Christine Campus 6 Currier Park Jennifer Casaceli 4 Bayview Road Deana Case 1 1 Southern Heights Maria Collins 25 Allen Lane Brion Como 54 Chattanooga Road Susan Crawford 53 Clark Road Lianne Crestin 9 East Street Michael Dailey 28 Mt. Pleasant Avenue Lisa Davidson 15 Indian Ridge Road West Newbury Joshua Dietch 93 High Street Alyson Doherty 8 Bush Hill Road Marie Donaldson 4 High Street Noreen Dooley 5 Edge Street Chris Farfaras 27 Mt. Pleasant Avenue John Fichera 6 River Court Christine Fitzpatrick 12 Paradise Road Caroline Follansbee 31 Argilla Road Beth Funsch 3 Juniper Street Angela Galanis 5 Congress Street Julie Caspar 9 Paradise Road Chrissy Gianakakis 12 Broadway Extention Sandi Gianakakis 8 Broadway Extention Tom Gillespie 23 East Street Eric Godfrey 305 Linebrook Road Barbara Graffum Bayside Park, Apt. 1 1 1 Karen Grant 89 Town Farm Road Brian Greenough 2 Vermtte Court Tim Hannibal 137 Linebrook Road Suzanne Hartling 7 Sagamore Road Angela Hills 24 High Street Beth and Minh Hopkins Labor-In-Vain Road Heidi Hunt 97 North Ridge Road Steve Hunt 354 Linebrook Road Dodie Ingalls 25 Heard Drive Sandi Kalina 41 Kimball Avenue Jill Kaufmann 9 Juniper Street Jen Kincaid 2 Cottage Street Kevin Kisiel 417 Linebrook Road Lars Knakkergaard 24 Bayview Road Corin Kniffijn Bradstreet Lane Rowely Tony LaCourse 23 Heard Drive Erik Lawson 2 King Fisher Road Barbara Layman 24 North Ridge Road Lance Layne 21 Mill Road Lauren Lemanski 393 Linebrook Road Dave Lindquist 58 East Street Druanne Linehan 172 Topsfield Road Kevin Lombard 1 1 Damon Avenue Stephanie Lynch 32 Newmarch Street Juelie MacDonald 315 Linebrook Road Jen Madden 9 Abell Avenue Jesse Maguire 12 Sawyer Street Kirsti Manninen 423 Linebrook Road Sharon Martinson 41 Topsfield Road Gary Mastrangelo 29 Ocean Drive Tom Mayo Argilla Road Joe Mello 369 Linebrook Road Becky Messer 7 Newbury Road Charisse Middlebrooks 14 Edge Street JJ Milette 88 High Street Michelle Morrill 16 Allen Lane Jay Mortenson 4 Randall Road Paul Nikas 14 Juniper Street Rich O’Brien 83 North Ridge Road Beth lee O’Connor 5 Scott Hill Road Tina Parent 21 Oakhurst Avenue Mary Pascucelli I Plains Road Julie Pendexter 74 Linebrook Road Becky Poirier 3 Burleigh Avenue Mark Radzim 14 Brown Street Lisa Ragosta 15 Birch Lane Andrea Ramey 192 Linebrook Road Deb and Donna Richard 35 Charlotte Road John Robie I I Spillers Lane Amber Robinson 1 1 Manning Street Dan Rogers 8 Dornell Road Arte Rousseau 169 1 2 Topsfield Road Michelle Sanidas 33 Newbury Road Chris Santin 102 High Street Erik Schwartz 12 East Street Phil Sherwood 129 County Road Tetsu Schimizu 15 Bush Hill Road Paula Smith 4 Leslie Road Keith Smolla 3 Spring Street Lee Sokolov 23 Heard Drive Joe Solmonides po Box 765 Tracey Sotiropoulos 29 Paradise Road Kristen Soucy 7 Fellows Road Roger Soucy 256 High Street Eric Standley 121 Topsfield Road Jen Stevens 16 Dornell Road Donny Stone 23 Masconomet Road Susan Sturtevant 5 Applewood Drive Joe Tabor 6 River Court Eric Terlizzi 12 Juniper Street John Varrel 17 Edge Street Chris White 115 North Ridge Road James Whitehead 8 Mineral Street Joanne Whooley 26 Edge Street Matt Wilcox 77 Topsfield Road Gerald Wing 53 Skytop Road Gail Woodbury 2 Heatherside Lane Eric Zilinsky 139 Linebrook Road Ethan Cotton 15 Lakeman’s Lane Carl Farley 1 1 Mill Road ADVERTISEMENTS Our Sincere Thanks To All Who Who Helped Support Our Yearbook 1986 Clockwise from opposite page: Kevin Lombard in gym: Paul Nikas, Chris Farfaras, Jay Mortenson, Rich O’Brien, Arte Rousseau and John Linehan in the cafe; Tom Mayo in art; Jen Madden, Charisse Middlebrooks, Caroline Follansbee, Chris White, Kristen Soucy and Jen Stevens in Newburyport; Joe Solmonides in pottery class; Dodie Ingalls at The Polish Picnic; Kate Armstrong in class and Brion Como in study. i ADVERTISEMENT Restaurants Sunrise Seafoods 170 Dairy Queen 170 Chipper’s 175 Clambox 177 Agawam Diner 177 Pancake House 178 Ipswich House of Pizza 152 Mariner Restaurant 158 Carriage House 173 Seabird 179 Ipswich Bay Clam 177 Classes ’87 168 ’88 172 ’89 174 Drug Quint’s Drug Store 161 Connelly’s Drug 153 Bottle Shops Ipswich Bottle 155 Pechilis 178 General Stores Ipswich River 164 Maybe It’s Here 156 Woolworth’s 173 Line Paper 152 Market Place 161 Flowers Gordon Greenhouse 163 Joanne’s Place 158 Hair Cut Hut 173 D’Aldos 157 Cut Above 153 My Hairdresser 160 Jack’s Coiffures 160 Etc . . . Dooley 163 Agawam Video .... 165 Parker River Yacht . 160 Zodiac Wall 163 Spoke And Chain . . 163 Ipswich Music 170 Levere’s 178 Ipswich Lanes 178 Billy B 166 R.C. Braker 166 Blake And Carleton 157 Tetravit Jewelers ... 159 Qcmulgee 161 Mark Lawrence .... 162 Complete Develope- 183 ment 148 Clothes Hill’s Immie’s North Shore Taylor Central Shoe Travel Coloniel Travel . . . . On Time Travel . . . Travel World Coach And Four T ravel Services Elliot Fuel Ipswich Appliance Repair Pierce And Co. . . . Whittier Funeral . . . Omni Electric Tedford And Martin Kitchens By Kilgour Kiever Willard Pen Bur Ipswich Driving . . . Hastings Tapley . . Hallmark Ipswich Police . . . . Salter Bank First National Essex Bank Auto Doody’s North East Auto . . Gino’s Auto Body . Tom’s Auto Art’s Texaco Ipswich Ford Means Chevrolet . . Furniture Strand Metropolitan 153 164 161 163 158 156 178 169 169 165 176 166 167 180 173 176 180 180 164 156 157 159 176 160 176 173 170 166 175 152 171 163 165 DIRECTORY Farms White Farms 178 Marini Farms 164 News Ipswich Chronicle . . 169 Salem News 155 Clubs Booster Club 154 Lion’s Club 158 149 CABLE PROFESSIONAL ASSOC Kenneth L. Zinn, M.D. Dennis F. Stoler, M.D. David M. Jewett, M.D. Charles C. Dalton Esq. Mohammad Saeed, M.D. Allen G. Swain Esq. Thomas L. Moscarillo, D.D.S. F. Dale Vincent Esq. Bernard J. Levine, M.D. Alexander Gunn, II, M.D. Steven B. Blumberg, D.O. William B. Orenberg, M.D. Randolph D. Maloney, M.D. Jacob S. Kriteman, M.D. George P. Kacovanis, M.D. Gilbert A. Norwood, M.D. Charles A. Swanson, M.D. Robert McLellan, M.D. Howard E. Stone, Jr., M.D. Paula Heimberg, M.D. Best Wishes To The Class Of 1986 jLjSertas iboo 42 Central Street Ipswich, MA 01938 (617) 356-9240 Magazines — Books — Cards BRUNI FARMS COUNTRY STORE 24 Essex Road Route 133 Ipswich, Mass 356-4877 Extends Their Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 Joseph J. Bruni, Prop. MILLSTONE 92 County Rd. Ipswich, Mass. 01938 Congratulations To The Class Of 86 2 ESSEX RD., IPSWICH, MA. TELEPHONE: 356-7335 complete - SKI - SERVICE CENTER SHARPENING CAMPING, FISHING. TENNIS SKI AND BICYCLE SALES 8t SERVICE 26 Central St. Ipswich. MA 01938 tel. - 3S6-5872 Congratulations 1986 IPSWICH VIDEO BARN 151 Ipswich Ford, Inc 105 County Road • Rte. lA Ipswich, Massachusetts 01938 (617) 356-2916 Thanks For All Your Support Spirit TWO L woiook Lora ' s Squore Ipswich. Massachusetts a56 76M IPWICH HOUSE OF PIZZA 356-0100 16 Central St. Ipswich MA Seven Days Without Pizza Makes One Week 152 THE CUT ABOVE Wishes The Class Of ' 86 A Great Future Cut Above With Hair Styles Not Only For Today But For You Nike • Levis • Devon • Dr. Denton • Dickies • Wrangler Timberland • Lee And Many Others HILL’S FAMILY STORE 15 Market Street Ipswich, MA 01938 356-2626 Or 356-7777 Outfitters Of Men’s, Women’s, Children’s, And Infants Clothing 153 pswic f 0 ?iger! :k ' . ' j Booster Club te- RichrrdBrnville V.pRE5-- Arthur Haley Tres •••■jARft 0 Connor Sec ' t •• Eileen Linehrn 155 H MAYBE IT’S HERE ‘‘A store full of fun!” Meredith Drinkwater 16 Market Street Ipswich, Massachusetts 01938 (617) 356-2270 Congratulations To The Class Of ’86 From HALLMARK CLEANERS Ipswich Shopping Center Ipswich, Ma. ON TIME TRAVEL Good Luck, Seniors 356-2905 22 Market Street Ipswich 156 Congratulations, Class Of ’86 IPSWICH POLICE ASSOCIATION and d axLston FUNERAL DIRECTORS 45 ■:St xcti (Jjjiwiclz, t:4iaiiac tui£t(i 0193 S Diancii. B. da-iUlon O tUfifionL Q. Caxltlon 356-2422 Cutting ComfxanUi. I II 252 Cabot Street Beverly, MA. 922-9509 20 Market Street Ipswich, MA. 356-9792 I 157 3 ELM STREET IPSWICH, MASS. 01938 Dial: FKLH0HRHIHS] T ( 617 ) 3 S 6 ■ 7 4 7 « THE MARINER RESTAURANT, INC. SEAFOOD AT ITS VERY BEST 57 ENON STREET, ROUTE lA, NORTH BEVERLY, MA 01915 ■THE MANIATIS FAMILY 617 - 922-8000 Congratulations Class Of ’86 Good Luck h The Future IPSWICH LIONS CLUB Good Luck SenlorsI doConiaL dJxa(j£.[ 126 High Street 356-4301 ANN REILLY VALERIE EDWARDS Nancy Rizza Marilyn Labow 158 JOHN P. SALTER, INC. IPSWICH TRANSPORTATION, INC School Transportdtion Contractors For • Ipswich • Newbury • Newbury port • Triton Regional 188-190 State St. Newburyport, Mass. 462-6433 me fitie jewelry - expert repairs Rrpiurs ]eu ' hy • Wakhes • HolLwioc Sfmtrs Hiuul biyriaviy • Custm: Dcsi ' n •Remoioih ( 617 ) 35( 0577 14 Market Street Ipswich, MA 01938 Bioihtiti Icb ' Ctirll John rdiihuk 1 1 1 159 160 Congratulations To The Class Of QUINT’S DRUG STORE 3 Market Jet Rtes 1 Sq. + 133 Ipswich, MA Rowley, MA 01938 01969 (617)-356- (617)-948- 4540 2335 Richard E. Lowd B.S., R.Ph. ■y Q. r s 55 Market St. Ipswich, MA 356-9793 Fine Arts -I- Crafts Consignment Shop Fine Stoneware Porcelain Functional Sculpturalware Adult Children ' s Classes 363 High St., Ipswich 356-0636 NORTH SHORE CUSTOM TAILORS Makers Of Quality Clothes Cleaning - Alterations Repairing 68 Central St. Ipswich, MA 356-3663 161 • FAMILY PORTRAITURE • HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS • WEDDINGS 32 SUMMER ST. • HAVERHILL • 374-0371 Congrotulations From Your Official School Phofographer PHONE 356-2731 PAINTS JZodiac Tl aiCcovetiH A YOUR ONE-STOP DECORATING CENTER MIKE REED Owner 41 MARKET ST. IPSWICH, MA 01938 Bicycle repair, service sales The SPOKE CHAIN BICYCLE SHOP 236 High St. Ipswich 356-4808 G o S o e d n i L o u r c s k ’JTPLI SANDALS Qood LocV to Ir.e. Class 0 ' SS f rofTj CENTRAL SHOE RE?R R K EROX COPV CEig-TER Telephone 356-2955 ' Mefloia 27ou)ets t itangeJ fo ' i all Occasions dorbrni CireEnl:|ousps, ' (3nc- violists STRAND FURNITURE CO. Depot Square IpswichyMA 01938 356-2505 Best Wishes To The Class Of 86 DOOLEY INSURANCE AGENCY • AUTO INSURANCE Congratulations Noreen ... and a friend in the neighborhood HASTINGS-TAPLEY INSURANCE m Appleton Professional Center Ipswich Everything for the bride, her mother Immie designs and attendants, also Debutante, Prom and graduation dresses. Bridal hats and veils. SSouVi Mmn fpswict). MA 01938 We specialce in Mon.-S«r 9:30-5:00 restoration of antique Thors. Ev«. by ippt lace and old wedding gowns (817) 396 3334 CongratUations To The Class Of 1986 From MARN FARM STAND Congratulations Seniors 1986 IPSWICH RIVER GENERAL STORE 57 East Street, Ipswich, MA 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Daily Chuck Luna + Joyce Harrington You have a friend in the business 164 QQ AGAWAM VIDEO SflLSS 5i R€l ITfiLS 2 SHORT STReei • LORD SOUHRe IPSUUICH. MH 01958 (617) 5S6-3998 Soles Representative Good Luck From: Don, Hank And Donna Best Wishes From METROPOLITAN FURNITURE CO. 3 Topsfield Road 356-2844 Good Luck To The Class Of ’86 WM. BLAUVELT 46 TOWN FARM ROAD IPSWICH. MA 01938 (617) 356-7554 (617) 356-7597 MC 146631 Congratulations, Kim! cms Auto Service 72 High Street Ipswich, MA 01938 356-4044 I Wrecker Service ’ Snow Plowing General Repairs of Foreign and Domestic Cars and Trucks Full A C Service WHITTIER-PORTER FUNERAL HOME Six High Street Ipswich, Massachusetts 01938 R. C. Breaker Trucking ROBERT BREAKER Owner IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 (617) 356-5022 Robert E. Porter Robert B. Porter 356-3442 Serving Ipswich For Over 125 Years 166 I CLASS OF 198fe 0WAiL El ncal SupjJly ROUTE a rpSlMcH 167 J Congratulations Class Of 1986 May the road rise to meet you. May the wind be ever at your back . . g ELLIOTT CCML OIL OFIPStflCH -an Irish wish Good luck to the class of 86 and to each of your individual endeavors. CoaxK Four Travel Coivsultaivts SpStDict) Cfjronicle WAKEFIELD 5 UNCOLN ST MANCHESTER I I BEACH ST 245-6010 526-7561 Good Luck Class Of 86 ’ ARLINGTON 4S4a MASS AV READING IS9 ASH ST 648-7400 944-5600 169 WHOLESALE SUNRISE SEAFOODS LOBSTERS • FISH • CLAMS GARY CHERYL ROLES 10 Central St. (Rt. 1A) Ipswich, MA 01938 617-356-9394 Ipswich Rte lA (High St.) Ipswich, Mass. ' Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Am. D. Q. Corp. REPAIRING IP ITS BANGED UP WE ' ll FIK ITt BODY FENDER REPAIRING FRAMES STRAIGHTENING COLLISION EXPERTS GINO’S AUTO BODY THE COMPLETE BODY SHOP insurance estimates ,617) 948-3871 266 HAVERHILL ST., RT 133 ROWLEY, MA 01969 MEANS CHEVROLET - OLDS Wishes The Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1986 96 County Road Route 1-A Ipswich, MA. 01938 Long Hair or Short Hair Good Luck From THE CUT HUT Hours: Tue.-Fri. 8-5 6 MARKET ST. Sat. 7:30-4 IPSWICH Tel. 356-9746 Closed Mon. Tom Hamson, Prop. (617) 356 5486 KITCHENS by KILGOUR RUPERT W KILGOUR Cabinet Maker S3 HIGH ST IPSIMCK MA 01938 THE VILLAGE PANCAKE HOUSE Best Wishes To Class 86 F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Best Of Luck Class Of ’86 NORTHEAST AUTO AND TOWING SERVICE W. J. Manning Manager 173 L] By Ihe Ipswich River in (he cenieroiiown 71 River iafe Good Luck From Everyone At Breahla$l Lunch Sunday Brunch Dinner Caldwell ' s Block • Ipswich, Mass. 356-7956 • Open Daily ART ' S TEXACO 3 Topsfield Rood Ipswich MASS 356-9741 175 ;k. We are banking And more The First National Bank of Ipswich Ipswich Essex 356-4361 768-7372 Rowley 948-7745 Member F D I C Magnolia 525-3533 1 = Gloucester 283-9400 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY LENDER Keiver-Willard Lumber Corporation 11-13 Graf Road Newburyport, Ma. 01950 (617) 462-7193 ; 462-7194 RIEKCE PIERCE COMPANY EINELY CRAETED DOODY ' S SERVICE CENTER 12 Washington Street Ipswich MASS 356-5344 Best Wishes, Seniors BUTCHER BLOCK FURNITURE 30 Brownville Ave. 356-3755 SAVE ' -BUY DIRECT FROM OUR FACTORY SHOWROOM Ltlil 176 617-948-7991 61 7-599-0094 Rowley Boston Travels Rowley Mall • Rowley, Massachusetts 01 969 AUTO SUPPLY NAPA LEVERE’S OPPOSITE POST OFFICE 356- 2992 1 UNION ST. IPSWICH PECHILIS LIQUOR MART (Peoples Market Inc.) Depot Square Tel. 356-3333 Congratulations Congratulations Seniors! WHITE FARMS ICE CREAM IPSWICH LANES Mon-Fri 9:00 - 5:30 Children 60c A String Adult Specials Friday Mornings THE VILLAGE PANCAKE HOUSE Rowley, Mass. Best Wishes Class Of 1986 178 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1986 2 Central St. Ipswich, Mass. Bob McPhaS Ann LaCount Don Watson In Memory Of Peter 180 At The Marketplace 51 Market Street Ipswich, MA William J. Meade ( 617 ) 356-5649 Congratulations From DAMON AND DAMON NSURANCE THE GREGORY NSURANCE AGENCES 126 Hgh Street swich, MA 01938 356-2171 Telephones: 356-2116 Best Wishes To The Class Of 86 From KASZUBAS MARKET ao mG ReSTAURANT Cantonese, Szechuan. Polynesian American Cuisine Order To Take Out 356-5595 Hawaii Room Lounge Exotic Cocktails Entertainment Nightly 81 Newburyport Tpke, Rte 1 Ipswich, Mass. 01938 181 182 Best Wishes Class Of 1986 Congratulations Good Luck Class Of ’86 OMPLETE Development ORPORATION CHARLES H. LAYMAN PRESIDENT Office; 935-7918 Residence:- 356-7293 To The Class Of 1986 Rom Jloom J Skuifle Congratulations To The MRS eSTTELUE BOCt-ES (617) se-sssi Quality Fabrics And Yarns Class 1986 183 Kirsti Manninen - Sun Eric Standley - Leaves Jessica Bamford - Snowflake I tt ps ■ 51 1 ?. 44 4 f v er i SC. i