Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1987 volume:

h Memory of Mary Welle Happiness is the dream that we aii desire to achieve. Unfortunateiy, a dream was iost this year: a ioss that made us ail re- flect on what is truly important in our lives. We will miss her dearly, but hopefully a greater appreciation for what we have and what we hope to achieve has been attained. Aithough we can never have her back, Mary ' s smiie wili aiways remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved her. This yearbook is our deep expression of thanks to all the parents of the Class of 1987. With much research, determination, talent, and effort, this class history has been compiled and presented. However, our motivation and enthusiasm in achieving our goals, both past and present, has stemmed from the supreme encouragement of our families. A man ' s worth is judged by those who surround him, and indeed our parents have helped to guide us since the day we could pronounce the word success . It is to you, our mothers and fathers, that the Class of 1987 humbly dedicate this book of love. This book is a symbol of on end which is also a beginning. Now, as our high school years come to a close, we will all take different directions to- ward the future. Although we may all be separated, we will never forget the times we ' ve had together. During the past four years, while growing individually, we ' ve also become a close knit group. As each of us steps forward into the future, wherever it may be, we will carry with us the memories of I.H.S. The best of luck to everyone. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS 4 PORTFOLIO 74 FACULTY 30 SPORTS 82 UNDERCLASSMEN 40 RETROSPECTIVE 108 ACTIVITIES 54 ADVERTISING 134 3 When did we finally become seniors? When did we achieve this lofty status of high school responsibility? For all of us it came at different times. For some it happened when we passed our junior year, tor others perhaps it came later. Maybe an event or a changing of season brought forth the realization that this would be our last year in high school. Every little thing was monumental because it would be the last time. It would be the last first day of school, the last school dance, the last time we could hear those motivating student announcements, the last gym class (well, not everything has to be sad), the last time pumpkins would be rolled down various hills, the last Christmas, the last high school party (well maybe not the LAST high school party), the last whatever meant a lot to you. But when all the lasts finally hit, a senior still has not been made. A senior finally becomes a senior when he realizes that the lasts only signify the beginning of the firsts. The first time going to college, first time getting a job to support yourself, first time to be legally able to go into Agawam Video and get something really disgusting, a first time to deal with life outside the structured sanction of high school. Responsibility looms over us like an impatient time bomb. But let ' s put it on hold for a while. It ' s time to sit down and look back on four years, that were not always easy, but not exactly a drag. Let ' s relax a little bit; hey, we really did accomplish something. Something that gives every one of us a right to be proud. We will always treasure our lasts and strive for our firsts because we finally became seniors. Good luck ' 87. iKr, - SPECIAL RECOGNITION KATIE ANDERSON Girl ' s State DAR Good Citizen Award JEN HUNT Semi-finalist for National Merit of Commendation Brown University Alumni Book Award Bausch . Lomb Science Award Harvard Book Award THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HU 8 ' JDRED AND EIGHTY - SEVEN t t ' Christine Alexopolous Remember the Awesome 4- some 4-ever: Shan, Betsy, Bert, and Alex . , . London ' 86 with Jill; Zayre, L fir T; Gloucester Trip ' 85, The Escape; Thanks Tiner and Bill. I just might die with a smile on my face after all. -The Smiths Steve Amundsen Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of ' 87. Thanks for all the good times P.R., D.G., S.C., M.D., P.D., S.R,, J.M., and the friends of the fun bunch. Special Thanks to Mom 8 . Dad, Noel, AL Sue, and Heather. Scott Allie Did you ever wake up to find a day that broke up your mind? Destroyed your notion of circu- lar time? -The Stones Thanx to the Rat Pack and the Soul Brothers (CBM3, JW, DDL, CBF, MT, JF, and Sisters DY, SB, AF) BOOGA! PANG! Let ' s get out there and kick some serious •••l-EAJ Katherine E. Anderson KT All it takes, is all you ' ve got. We ' re Tigers in the dark. Best of Luck to the Best: The Class of 1987, Thanks Mom and Dad. Janis Elayne Andrews J I wish we could go back to the days of just holding hands. Thanx Mom Sr Dad for the love and support. Rem: No J.S. Little Dipper! See you in the future K. D , what you doing? Buddy System Bets. Thanx just isn ' t enough: Jill, D . Betsy, Laaurie, and Spike. Chandler Bailey Like a true natures child, I was born. Born to be wild, I can climb so high, I never want to die. -Steppenwolf A special thanks to my family and friends for everything. Stay Gold Buddy Thomas Ashe Pony Boy There are two paths that you can go by, but. In the long run, there is still time to change the road you ' re on. -Zepplin Good Luck to all my friends. Keep in Touch. Maybe this time Kimmy. Louis A. Balboni III Oh baby, baby, it ' s a wild world! -Cat Stevens Hey Lenny, Is it worth it! ' 86 Footba!! Camp. 10 Michelle J. Banville For where you treasure is, there will be your heart there also. Matthew 6:21 My memories will always be treasures . . . Thank You K.A, L.L, Tigers in the dark . . Michelle Lynne Blanchette Steven 12 12 85 Xmas City Matty, Montreal, Russia ' 86, D.S. Denmark- Times change and you have to change with them. Apr. ' 86 Can you deal with it Thank you Mom 8 . Dad. RL + SB-Spa + Mercl. I ' m Sor- ry! TJ, SM, JH, DW, TM, LB -F SB, 8p, PP, VC -F ZM -F SS -F MZ- Thanx 4 the memories! Good Luck! PW Herman, MWA, ZM, True Blue SS-I never want 2 live a day w out you! I luv you! 8 1- 2 86 NH-MB -F SS Stephanie A. Bies Awesome 4-some 4-ever: Betsy, Shan, Alex, Bert-1 love you! Gil- ford ' 84; Amnesty; Ft. Lauder- dale; Prom Party ' 86; Gloucester Trip; Zayre Trio ' 84; Cin Bible Nie E.S. K.F. Has the world changed or have I changed. - The Smiths The Battles just be- gun, there ' s many lost but tell me who has won? -U2 hhhommered w Ruby, T.J., M.K., L.D. Buddy System w J , Lawton! Thanks for stopping A.M, Nicole E. Boch Don ' t stop thinking about to- morrow. Don ' t stop, it will soon be here. It will be here better than before. Yesterday is gone. -Fleetwood Mac Thanks Mom and Dad A.S, Buddies Forever, Remem- ber V.H. Island Summer ' 86, SQ Best Wishes to ail my friends. Laural M. Bonsang DW we made it! MB Construx. Michael 6 16 86. Thank you Mom 8r Dad. Thanx MM. DW KW rem. FUG, Help! SM DW Drive-in, DM Arizona, DW rem. Candles. KD 1 5 86. Eighth period study MB SB, What are you gone! LC DW rem. PA. Michael I luv ya! Know it, MB DW we ' re out of here! MB DW flags, DW Who ' s Johnny? LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL! DW BF LAF it ' s been a great four years w M, L, D, K, S, Ross Brockelbank Rosco If you ' re going to do some- thing, do it right or don ' t do it at all. The future may seem uncer- tain, but hopefully it ' s still hopeful. Thanks Mr. Pete Mr. Quig. You ' re the best H.L., I ' ll never forget you. Stephanie Borgatti I must be chasing after rain- bows, one thing for sure, you never answer when I call, and I wipe away the water from my face, to look through the eyes of a stranger-D.D. Thanks Mom Dad-1 love you. David-1 love you always-We have promises, AC-But Daddy! GO-1 mean hold on! TM-ls she pretty? DW-How ' s those flies? 8p-MB, LB, JH, ML, ILDP-D2-PWH-Thanks Mocks! Stephanie Marie Brauillette Every day it seems my smiles a little harder. And every day, I seem to laugh a little less. Living this way, it seems my sky ' s a little darker. You went and left me lonely in success-G.M. JM Crew Allah too! I love U Jim! SPIFFI Don ' t forget Todd ' 86 8t MW. Thanks LC JB Bob 8c DR Stevie Jonathan S. Bruhm Jon Von” Long live these memories: May 31, June 5. Oct. 18. Darto, Pine- field Clan. Towns, Baker 8r Ed, Lenny, Phillylous rule. Football, Feb. Vaca, SD LL, SD, CG, Schooch forever. Never forget you- Mom 8 . Dad Dave-pretty wild people. Jonathan Casali Thanks: CG, AG. SR. LC. JM, JD. We have had a lot of good times and I hope we have many more. JC CG forever Why be normal Beechwood aged Doug Carter If you get up one time more, than you fall, you will make it through. Remember the Romp- per. 3, Pam and my brother Jon. Shawn P. Castonguay Cast”, Digger” Thanx Mom Dad for every- thing. May all your dreams come true. Thanx for all the good times: CB, MT, CW, MC- Just remember- The blank house- ' 85 summer. Party of the year-Oct 5, 1985-George Bud- dy-Bad to the bone. Best of luck Christine in your next 3 years in Ipswich, May all your dreams be fulfilled. Best of luck to the class of 1987. Jessica Claeys Judge Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Don ' t walk in front of me. I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Sugarloaf ' 86, And remember even the best of friends must part. Lynne M. Comeau Lynus” For I have neither wit, nor words, nor worth: I only speak -Shakespeare Believe Achieve Doubt You ' re out. BB-Forever DW-Flies?! EMI! Ann Marie Clancy Ann” Thanks Mom 8c Dad. I ' ll never for- get- TM, GO, SB, KP. KD, SA, RB, KZ, DW, CW, TL, JK. SS, JD, Reb , AG, MS, Mik, PW, and my suspension buddies- MS, CM, DM We used to swear that we would never change and like fools we believed it all. NR, TM 8c JK Remember the fox! DW Flies JBJ ILKM-Kumquat Always remember the ones you love and the ones who love you! Marc Comeau Mom, Dad, and Matt, I just want to say that I love you all, and make all your dreams come true! Without these people life would have been so much hard- er: MD, JL, 8c FD. Good Luck to you all. Always remember: The blank house; summer ' 84 with Towny, Cast, Chan, 8c Cliff! Thanks Orgadam 8c Joe Holly- wood for always being there! Good Luck to JB! Always re- member AD- Sparky 12 Renee M. Comeau Once you ' re gone you con never come back. When you ' re out of the blue and into the black -Nell Young Memories: Summer ' 85; The Rez; 4-W.D,; Hey C,P., the H.H. house! Fud, do it up! Fla. 4-85 Limo ' ' - 86 What log? CP ST I feel cobwebsl Good Luck CP, HD, JM, BB, and TF. Steve Como In God We Trust. Thanks for guiding my way through high school. Thanks Mom Dad. Good Luck in the future! MC, Kl, CM, JB, KH, CC, DC. Matthew J. Como I have floated the wild, I have followed its lure. Fearless, Familiar, Alone, yet the wild must win and a day will come when I shall be over- thrown. Anonymous Good Luck to all the members of the IDT, IFB, and the IBC. Spe- cial Thanx to Bud and Jack. Mr. Lite Kimberly M. Cote Everybody ' s gotta be some- where, because nobody ' s any- where! Cliff, Bud remember the Fair, Hey KJ, CW, JS, LMH, see ya on Mill road. DW 70 through Wenham! Kim, I ' m glad we be- came good friends, Thanx Bud! KJ, CW, SS, Aug. 1 Chine! KJ next time you ' re driving! Nice car Bud! Good Luck Class of ' 87! I love you Dad 8t Mom, I made it!! We ' re Gone! Luv ya Doug ' Sean Cronin I ' m here for a good time, not a long time. Remember: Spring- field, midnight Jukes watch that last step, parties on Green st. Thanks to DG, SR, JM, PR, SA, LC, L L, SC, DM, Fun Bunch IDT. Spe- cial thanks to Mom Dad, Jean, Budweiser. You ' ve Been Juked. I.Y.G.F.S.F.H. Jonathan M. Dalton Rebel Out along the edges Always where I burn to be The further on the edge The hotter the intensity Highway to the danger zone Gonna take you right into the DANGER ZONE! Special thanks to Mom, Dad, A.G., J.C., J.M. Ilyerrininfy! -Remember Creeping Death- Nlcole Dabos Diamonds and pearls, silver and gold soon fade away empty and cold. Nothing remains of the things that we strive to attain, only the love that is lasting will never be in vain. -Kansas And remember even the best of friends must part. With all my heart G.K. Jill Deacon 13 Jody Deacon Daniel E. Dietch Dan If you look at your reflection in the bottom of the weli, what you see is only on the surface. If you try to see the meaning hid- den underneath, the measure of the depth can be deceiving, the bottom has a rocky reputation, -Joe Walsh MYDAV-Aman. Israel ' 86 Good Luck to the class of ' 87 Kimberly S. Delano Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, be- lieve in them, and try to follow where they lead. -Louise May Alcott Best of Luck: AC, JF, MD, MF, BG, VM, SA, JD, JD, and KW. Brad G. Dolan I Peter Joseph Donaher III “Benny It is foolish to fear that which you cannot avoid. -Syrus Dan , Pete- We shouldn ' t have been gonged! M.Y.D.A.V.- Aman Travis W. Doty “Len What ' s Flappnan? Yee-Hah May the Cougar be with you. Third floor, Portland ME., 1986 Football Camp, T.E.M. A friend indeed! Thanks Coach- Talk is cheap. MT, JB, CG, LB, DN, JL- Live in the fast lane Brothers. Timothy L. Dorr Does anyone remember laughter. -Led Zeppelin “Born to be wild -Steppenwolf Good Luck to the Class of ' 87 in the future. Thanks for the memories JFI, TA, LB, CS, DW, KS. The Ford Stang Lives Thanks Mom -F Dad Michele Drohan Thanks to my very best friends FI. FI. and E.D. and also to M.K.- Good Luck. I never would ' ve made it without you. Remember London ' 86, Punch and Judy ' s and Austria ' 87. 14 Elisabeth Drumm Faith Anne Drown Don ' t blame it on me; Blame it on my wild heart. -SN I LOVE YOU RUSTY! Memories Last Forever; DS, OR, JS, Skiz, MC, AS, SB, CJ-Sum- mer ' 84! SM CA- The Escape Dee-Friends Forever; I luv ya sis! W.O.E.? Miss you CUZIN; Thanx for caring; NF! Jillian -B.F. , . . neva! Thanx Dad, Nancy Mom- I love you all! Good luck AJ, AL JR - If I made it, so can you! Michael R. Dube Maine Vacation Land Live Free or Die Bye S.A., P.D., C.M., J.M., K.M. Thanks Todd, Flope, and Mi- chele. I love you. Amy Entwistle Though we have drifted apart in distance, I always think of you as being right here. Though we have new friends. It ' s our old continuous friendships that mean the most to me. Tigers in the Dark. F.FI. ' 86 Sugarloaf ' 86 And remember even the best of friends must part. Love You Always William D. Fabri Bill” People living in competition; all I want is to have my peace of mind. -Boston Lee Ann Flannery Money only fades away but love is forever and that ' s all your life. Thank you Mom Dad for giving me the guidance, strength, and love, to show me the way to succeed. I love you Michael! Yes Jill, H.T. and I will meet you at your window. Carl W. Farley As I was going up the stair I met a man who wasn ' t there. Fie wasn ' t there again today. I wish, I wish he ' d go away. -Flughes Mearns Nice picture. Eh? Good Luck to my friends, they know who they are. Ordering a what? Game over-l win. Kristen B. Foote I love you Mom 8c Dad! Thanks for everything. E-l can ' t even say what u mean to me! Rem; MM incognito. JL-camping B pie, NYE, KW, KT, SB-Where do I start? JH, GF, GH, JL-China. J see ya when I ' m 39! KM-Pres. Hega -I luv u! AB-Sis. HH@BF. 5 Lunch w MC 8c SC. HS . . . Still. CJ-call me. MB, NB-SQ. Prom 86 LL, SM, SW. DD, PM, CS 8c Reb, I can ' t say how much I ' ll miss you! I luv u all!! -Footie Christopher Michael Gagr on “We gotta get out of this place. If it ' s the last thing we ever do -The Animals Jon Von, Lenny D., Towny, Skinna. Amy Lynne Bailey Thank you, I love you. Look out, the Romper ' s on the loose again!! Deal ' em up. David P. Greaney This Bud ' s for you! Thanks to: Mom Dad, S.C., J.M., S.R., P.R., S.A., L.L„ L.C„ Spike, and the rest of the FUN BUNCH. I.Y.G.F.S.F.H. Adam P. Goodrich Orgadam Lasciate ogni speranza voi chi entrete Remember: N.H-TBC YMA. Creeping Death. T.G. and his T.A.- Road Trip. P.C., L.C., G.H., H.L., S.M., C.R., K.M. Sweet Cheaks! “Jonny Rebel Lives ' ' - What a party! Jon C - Thanks for all the good times. Best of luck to the class of 87. “Let the good times roll ' ' !!! Is this the real life or is this just fantasy. -Queen , Melissa A. Greeley Mel j Time is running out in the hour j glass. Endure and enjoy each j moment and don ' t live in the i past. A.R.: Happy Campers ' 86, Rrr- Hiss sex kiHen, P.L, N6, JC Jam- on-it! “JR, IMY, STH BPP Best Luck: Kiz, H.L., Judy, K.M., Judy ' s Kids, Class of ' 87, Lu, I luv u sis. Reunite Time. John F. Hart “Ramble On ' ' -Led Zeppelin Good Luck to all my friends in whatever you do. Brian J. Hickey “Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. -Churchill 16 Hope E. Hennessey Always be happy M.D. and E.D. I couldn ' t have made it without you! I love you Mom, Dad, Chris, and Richard. Austria in February!!! Summers in Maine, Paul Higgins Kenneth R. Hiltz Cowards die many times before their death; the valiant never taste of death but once - U.S.M.C. Semper Fidelis- Always Faithful; Faithful to yourself, your comrades, your corps., your country, and your God. -UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS Semper FI Kerryl Edwin T. Hobbs “Edder” E-E-d Keep your lucky rabbit ' s foot at home. Easy Bu-z2 Spill the Dice, Drink twice-Wally ' s Tavern. Gotta a megaphone or what. Thanks Mom for being there. Jamie Howarth We don ' t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old be- cause we stop playing. -Flerbert Spencer . . . Life goes by pretty fast; if you don ' t stop and look around once In a while-you might miss it. -Ferris Bueller Love changes but never dies. Thanks Mom, Dad, and Mandy! Jennifer L. Hunt Nothing succeeds like success. -Dumas Good luck to all my friends. Laurel A. Inman “Laurie “If you can ' t be with the one you love, love the one you ' re with Love you all; Awesome four- some, Jill, J , Barb. Kimberly S. Janvrin “Kim No one is anywhere, every- body must be somewhere. Remember Mill Road, LMH. KC, CW, SS,-Aug. 1, 1986 Chink Party at the Pit Next time you ' re driving-KC SRS-Remem- ber 1985 Senior Prom! Thanks Mom and Dad for being there.. Thanks guys, KC, CW, JS, SRS, PD, LC. Good Luck class of 87 We finally made it! Let the good times roll! Kathleen M. Janvrin “Kathy Try not to be misled by fear and by doubt, although they ' ll persuade you to take the easy way out. RM: JS, LI, CA, MS, SS, Newt; February 13, 1984; Junior Prom. The past three years have been the best, I love you Rick. I would die for you. -Prince Scott A. Jewell It is not nearly enough to love them (youth) but to show them that they are loved. -St. Don Bosco Damm the torpedoes!, full speed ahead! -Adm. Farragat Enjoy life. It ' s the only one you ' ve got! Thanks M8rD, Ken, BB, Mike, PMG, Espree, J GE II, III, IV Cindy L. Jodrie Cin I love you. Steven! Remember: S.B. + F.D. The Trio J.S.- @ Chippers M.K.- slopl B.J. + A.S.-The Beach + sushi + V.T.L ' s - C.A. + the bingo Trina H. Josephson “Tpuhcka “Tina Jacobson” Living is easy with eyes closed. Misunderstanding all you see. It ' s getting hard to be someone, but it all works out. It doesn’t matter much to me. -The Beatles Goodbye my Friends, I ' ll see you on the dark side of the moon, -Pink Floyd Elisabeth A. Johnson Betha Bete - funny Op human one mortally immortal i can turn immense all time ' s because to why- eecumming We ' re just 2 lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, wish you were here-Floyd (2Shosh) Josh- all of my love 2 U. break a leg I was . . . Thanx Deb, Da, Mum Heather Kelly Don ' t be afraid if I fly, A bird in a cage will forget how to sing. If you trust me, give me wings, -M. Johnson Thanks Mom, Dad, Tam, Shan, and Steve. Matthew Kitchen It used to be the fun was in the capture and kill. In another place and time I did it all for thrills. Remember: London, camping, Florida-K, and the Polish Picnic with E. Thanks to E.S., S.B,, M.D., E.D., C.J., and the Cheryl ' s (K, M, FI, FI, K, J) Thanks Mon, Dad, and Lisa. Laura M. LaVallee The race is not always to the swift. But to those who keep on running. We ' re Tigers in the dark. -FFI ' 86 Stand by me-FI.O., M B., M.G., KT, M.O,, and all my friends. Clay Kenney Kristen M. Lawton If you see someone today without a smile, give them one of yours! Tigers in the Dark. FFI 86 Thanks Mom Dad. I love you. Good luck to everybody. Always smile. 18 Thomas J. Leet Oh Shame, Oh Degredation Love, The Hurdy-Gurdy man Heidi E. Leverone Beef 1 I will hold you in my arms and make you feel apart of my dreams- sweet thing. Never for- get: Kiz, Pis, “Camp Judy , Muffy, PM, Wall, JL, KP, OR, Thanks Kerry I ' ll never torget yal Good Luck to the Class of 987. Thanks Mom Dad Tab. I ' ll never forget ya! Robby Ket- cham- I ' m with you all the way. Heather A. Leverone Beef 2 Hold on to your IHS yrs they ' re your best! Thanks for the memo- ries Ker, Kizza, Pissa, PM, Muf, Style, Chestcavity, Sheryl, Al- ways Remember: Summer 86 ' , Monte, Nick bound?. Eon ' s house. Plum Island, Camp Judy, All my fellow cheerleaders. Thanks for the good times, Ean and many more to come, I luv u! Thanks Mom . Dad, you ' re the best! Andrea B. Lewis Losing you In my life you see, because you mean that much to me. 1 miss you! Dream on. Dream until your dreams come true. Shannon; I know I ' m not supposed to stop on the high- way, now. Dave who ' Remember: Feb 28, 85 Thank you I ' ll always love you JS! KP, SM, KW, MG, KM, Twins and Gook luck to all my friends. Jennifer S. Linehan There Is nothing new except what is forgotten -Anonymous “Take me there, my destination -Boston I love you Mom, Dad, Bruce, Bill, and Trisha Thanks, l-L-Y-P-W K.F. Don ' t forget B. pie, CAMP- ERS Good Luck K.P., I ' ll miss ya. Tim Lucenti Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. -Robert Frost John David Linehan We sure liberated the hell out of this place. -Miller Education is what you have left over after you have forgotten everything you have learned. Thanks Mom, Dad, D.L, and all my friends. New Years Eve 1984 Shannon M, MacGuire Spike” Sam and stuff never forget the green Chevette. Andrea, you can ' t stop on the highway! Thanks CG, ED, JS, JA, DW, Joe Hollywood, SR, Sklppy-Remem- ber the good times If you can. I love you Mom, Dad, and Mike. Good Luck Alicia. Life is what you make it, Talk Talk 19 Katrina A. Mack Kizzy” Remember the good times and hold the bad. The future holds happy times and a challenging life, so don ' t get lost in the past because it is time to move on. Remember: Summer, P.l. M.G., Camp Judy, H.L., Ker, Florida M,, Thanks Mom Jack. I couldn ' t have done it without you. Good Luck Class of 1987. Kerry L. Marden Beef 3 Smerry Remember Hot summer nites in the monte Where ' s the party? Kizzie ' s house thanks to all my buddies PresReg B-Friend Capt- Lee Mel Kiz Cheryl Skip and my best friends The Beefs Tim-Since we ' ve been together you ' ve brought me great happi- ness. I ' ll love you always-Re- member that! Thank you Mom and Dad- I lave you! Judy Marcorelle 1 There are two paths you can go , by. But in the long run there ' s no | time to change the road you ' re ■ on. 1 -Led Zep J.M. -F K.K. Forever. Jeffrey S. Mariano Times change and people change. We a!! must go our sep- arate ways. Thanx Mom -F Peter, Dad -F Barbara; Best of luck ' 87. Special Thanx to MC, SC, MT, DG, SC, PR, SR, DC, CB. 86 U-Haul Tour sponsored by Budweiser. Thanx fun-bunch and Brew Crew. Will always love and remember you Sam. Joe Hollywood, JEBROE Margaret A. Marini Peggy What ' s the use of worrying It never was worth while So, Pack up your troubles . . . And, Smile, Smile, Smile Tigers in the dark - Field Hockey ' 86 And remember even the best of friends must part. Goad Luck and Love always! Peggy Susan J. Martin I am plagued by doubts. What if everything is an illusion and nothing exists? In that case, I definitely overpaid for my carpet. -Woody Allen . . . but for mine own part it was Greek to me. -Shakespeare What happens to a dream de- ferred? -L.H. Thomas L. Marsh Not every end is the goal. The end of a melody is not its goal, and yet if a melody has not reached its end, it has not reached its goal. A Parable. - NIETZSCHE Robert McCarthy 20 Patricia A. McDonnell Tricia Thanks Mom Dad “Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime, we ' ll take the best, forget the rest and some- day we ' ll find: these are the best of times. Thanks AC, GO, SB: Love ya! Also: KP, JP, SS, DW, Mik, MS, MB AC: “Look at the fox! GO: “Slow Leak? SB: “Watch the parked cars! Always remember the ones you love 8c the ones who love you! Darren P. Mckee MaGoo -Spyro Gyra-PE, Bye ' 87 ' No matter what, Mufty will come back, always listen and never stop caring. Mufty loves ya. Thanks for the best 3 days. Keep laughing, laughter makes others smile-SE The best song I ever wrote is the one I ' ve yet to write. JC. GF, KT, LL-Thanks AE-S.B.M, Soccer ' 86 ' In the shower? Blue MaGoo Rad Pad-KM, MO, PM, DD, JT, TS, Shannon L. McElmon 2 8c Squeeze always w me. It ' s been such a long time. I think I should be going. Time doesn ' t wait for me. It keeps on rolling- BOS Remember: Zyre A.G. Glouces- ter ' 85 CA 8c ED “The Escape Capt, Forever: The Awesome Four-some Bets-Bert-Alex-Shan Thanx Mic It ' s you and me against the worid- I LOVE YOU NARN Thanx for the memories! T I miss you! I LUV YA JB! Kenneth Moore If you want to lead the orches- tra, you must turn your back on the crowd. -Metzner Thanks for everything Mom, Dad, and Sam. Good Luck class of 1987 Christopher A. Morley It ' s been a great 4 years. They ' ve gone by quick but are memorable. Special thanks to: Mom and Dad. Also, SR, JM, KH, JB, MD, PD, JC, RM, SC, SM, DC, NC, CP. Gail Ruth Oakes Ruth To build a ship. To set the sail across the sea of tools. To be dealt the cards to play a hand- To win or else to lose. -The Alarm Thanks Mom 8c Dad, DKCM Love Ya. I ' ll never forget: TM, AC, SB, CF, JJD, SS, MS, TS, MS, KP, MIK-Love Ya always. Re- member the ones you love 8c the ones who love you. Peter E. Mulholland “Mind are like parachutes. They only function when open. -James Dewar Thanks for always being there when I needed you Mom, Dad, and Sand-1 love you all. Good luck to JT, DD, PD, KW, JL, and TS -F ED. Pray For Surf!! Michael J.P. O ' Flynn “Football isn ' t a nice game. It ' s a sick game. -Jim McMahon “Life is fuli of choices. -Spell “I ' ve got the straight edge. -Minor Threat MYDAV-Aman Thanks to all my friends. You know who you are. 21 Christopher O Meara Karen J. Pelletier Thanks for all your help Mom and Dad. I Love You. A Special Thanks to the Clark Family for all your help, support and love. Remember Foods TM SS Mocks Jennifer M. Pauley Jeff JP Jen Something we were withhold- ing made us weak, until we found out It was ourselves . . . R. Frost Kel, KP, SH, SW, MR, MS, TL, TM, SR, Sailing Molly? Over the edge . . , skiing? Golf anyone? Maine 80 m.p.h. -confined! Ben! T.K.l.T T.B.P Thanx Mom -F Dad Good Luck Class of ' 87 Jae Pigsley Dcug Pitcairn Frank A. Paltack Gcach. ' ' The man who follows the crowd, usually gets no further than the crowd. The man who walks alone usually goes where no man has ever gone before. Alan-Ashley P.H. Thanks Mom Rem- G.S., J.S., A.M., H.L., C.K.. C.M., K.F., F.J., P.M., M.S., L.V. Thanks, G. Catherine M, Player Katie We ' re Golden A friend is neither an anchor to hold us back, nor a sail to take us there, but always a guiding light whose love shows us the way. XOXO to my family GO WEST, GP, I ' m moving one step closer to you. Sugarloaf ' 86. In search of 56. Tigers In the dark. And even the best of friends must part. Peter G. Radzim Latka Remember: Blueberry Hill, Pavll- lion services, Markos ' The Big o, ' 86 U-HAUL TOUR, Montessa Lives, 68 Camaro, JAIL NO BAIL, Midnight Jukes, IDT, Hoodoo Gurus. 14 Supermodified Race Team. Thanks for the memories DM, SC, S R, MR, JM, DG, SA, BR, LL, SC, AR, DS, CA, KS, AB, LC-FUN- BUNCH. Special Thanks to Dianne (TLA), JM, and Mom and Dad. 22 Steven G. Reed Scott Robinson Remember: The Pit, Sunday Ser- vices, The Pavillion, U-Haul, Star Speedway, The Montessa, Sum- mer of ' 85 Special Thanks: CM, RM, JM, MR, PR„ SC, DG, DC, JC, MT, Funbunch, Brew Crew, IDT. Extra Special Thanks to: Liz, Mom, Dad, The Epping Police, and Budweiser. I love you, Liz, Michael Edward Reynolds Wrap Always remember, A friend is not worth what he or she has, a friend is worth what he or she is. M.E.R. So this is where the real world starts? Thanks to all my friends: SW, JP, MS, CF, CO, PM, and ev- eryone else. Remember Mexico ' 85, The Proms and the Flinstones. Christine F. Rousseau If we can solve any problems, why do we lose so many tears?- PY Memories last forever: DS, FD, LD, MP, FIL, Nisa, Birdseed? Fley Faith -F Dee, where ' s ociffer Ed? KM, Bfriends -tS-PSR. Hey Steve- Locker buddies again? Doug, thanks for everything -F You know I do U2-Nothing changes on New Years Day, Beach ' 86. I love you Mom, Dad, and Fam. KT COME HOME. Stephen A. Sadoway I ' m Outta Here! Laura R, Saporito The good times are the best times. The bad times fade away. The good times are for- ever. Absence is to love what wind is to fire; it extinguishes the small, it inflames fhe great. Sugarloaf ' 86-Fullmoon, Skiman, In search of 56- Luv ya Pat! Thanks Mom 8i Dad. -And re- member even the best of friends must part- Luv ya al ways. Jill Saporito It ' s so easy to laugh. It ' s so easy to hate. It takes strength to be gentle and kind. -The Smiths Cherished memories- Lee lets sneak out the window! J Little Dipper LONDON, Chris Cin, Chippers F.D. Best Friends neva ! You guys are the greastest. I ' ll love you always AB. Julie Ann Seaver The times were rough but I made it through. Now it ' s time to better myself. I ' d like to say Thanks to the staff at IHS, espe- cially DEW. The class of 1987 was special, everyone stuck to- gether. I hope all my classmates get what they want from life. We all deserve it. I also have to mention T.D., M.H., D.R., and es- pecially Mohamed. Love ya Jules 23 Talal J. Shahin Marcia Smolak Kev, Thanks for all the good times and helping through the bad. I ' ll always love you! MS + KK 8 9 84 9 11 84 Re- member the park? (Lunch time SR, JHBB) Weeze never forget summer of 84 Whoops! Don ' t forget Kev officer. Oct 30 Escape (WT) Life is just a fantasy can you live this fantasy life Jeff Spencer We have finally made it. The last class born In the sixties. As this class moves on so does the era of Woodstock and the Beatles. The sixties live in all of us and will never die, Spokes Thanks Mom 8 . Dad Todd Christopher Smith Never let your schooling get in the way of your true education. Best of Luck J.T., M.O., P.M,, D.D., D.M. Feb. 9 Elisabeth Michelle Leigh Sotiropoulos Craig Sullivan Buzz Does anybody remember laughter. Led Zeppelin Late night poker at Wally ' s Tavern Congrats to all my faithful Fen- way Bleacher Creatures Thanks Mom and Dad Anita Swartz Neeter I believe that love Is a living thing, born into our destiny. -Stevie Nicks I ' ll never forget you, Michael memories last forever: ED, JA, CR, CK, AG. SC. CW. Faith friends forever, I luv ya sis. J What you doing? Thanks Mom Dad I love you. NIffin summer of 86 Tina, Birdseed? Where ' s ociffer Ed? Remember: Summer ' 86, VH Maine, Good Luck to my buddy Nikker and best wishes to all my friends. Denise L. Segner James L. Tedford III Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see. It ' s getting hard to be someone, but it oil works out. It doesn ' t matter much to me. -Beatles Remember: MYDAV-Amon, X-lt, PE, Ski Trips, Mogoo, Dono, Pete, Benny, Snuffy, Ken, Goofo, Good Luck guys! Rod Pod Richard C. Tucker Tuck JR P I Bitchen Comoro. V -i- T ! Climb o mountain Senior Trip? Mom Dad thanks for being there. This last year has been tough. June 8 Phillylous Rule Oct. 31 F-0 Michael David Townsend Don ' t be afraid to be different and live life the way you want, after all, you only live once. It ' s time to ramble on. -Led Zep The Blankhouse summer ' 84, Feb, Vacation 85, June 5, Oct 18, May 31, Remember; JB, SC, CB, MC, JM, DC, CW. Baker and Ed, Jon Von. The Dart Towny John Walker Nemo me impune lacessit. -Poe Colette L. Wallace Fley KJ, KC, JS, LMFI see ya on Mill Road. Buzz and members Wal- ly ' s Tavern is now open. Marcia don ' t forget the summer of 84 Fire Escape! KJ, KC, SS don ' t for- get Aug. 1 Chink! Oct. 30 Es- cape. KK no Wild Turkey. Good Luck class of 87. Don ' t stop believin ' ' Thanks Mom, Dave, and Evonne, Love ya! 50c please! Weeze Donna Jean Waters We ' ve been through many good times bad times, times that were happy and times that were sad, but no matter how hard it was to mend, I always knew I had a friend- DJW, LB-ff MB-cc, KW-Lynd LC-things will work out! Flies-AC, SB, GO, TM. Thanks everyone. I did it! Dot 8 . Dad! Arizona! DLW-GO JM. FIB forever!! I got a friend- AT 8c RT! I guess life will go on. Kimberlee A. Walton To my fellow classmates. Thanks for all your support. Never for- get all the great times we have shared. Thank you Mom and Dad I Love you! You ' re never fully dressed with- out a smile! Kelly J. White Molly ' ' Mickey Clifford D. Whynott Jr. The time has come when we must say Good Bye. So when we leave this school think of the good times we ' ve hod during the years. So now I say Good Bye to all. Have a good time wherever you are. Remember: Camp ' 86 . Blank house. CB. MC. SC. MT. Special Thanks to: Mom 8t Dad. KC (Bud). FD. DS. KJ. KJ. and all the brothers. Sweat Peal! Joe Winter If we are all to burn up in shiny multi-billion dollar spaceships. Then so be it. Rachael Lee Wilcox Wilbur Success isn ' t a result of sponta- neous combustion. You must set yourself on fire. Tigers in the dark. Deborah Lyn Young The rusted chains of prison moons are shattered by the sun, I walk a road, horizons change the torunament ' s begun. The purple piper plays his tune, the choir softly sing; three lullabies in an ancient tongue, for the court of the crimson king. SENIORS NOT SHOWN PHIL BUREK RAYMOND CHOUINARD STEVEN FINKENTHAL 26 ' STEERING COMMITTEE TOP TO BOTTOM; LEFT TO RIGHT: Matt Kitchen, Hope Hennessey, Ken Moore, Todd Smith, Michael O ' Flynn, Jomle Tedford, Tom Marsh, Chandler Bailey, Daniel Dietch, Michele Drohan, Kristen Foote, Shannon McElmon, Jennifer Hunt, Jamie Howarth, Elizabeth Drumm, Kristen Lawton, Katie Anderspn, Doug Carter, Frank Poltack, Darren McKee, Jill Saporito, Janis Andrews, Christine Alexopoulos, Denise Segner, Faith Drown, Rachael Wilcox, Melissa Greeley, Katri na Mack, Kim Delano, Peter Mulholland, Jennifer Pauley, Michelle Banville, Laura LaVallee, Heidi Leverone, Heather Leverone, Amy Entwistle, Jessica Claeys, Nicole Dabos, Jennifer Linehan, Peggy Marini, Laura Saporifo, Kerry Marden. PRESIDENT KIM WALTON VICE-PRESIDENT TOM MARSH SECRETARY KATIE ANDERSON TREASURER MICHAEL O ' FLYNN OFFICERS 27 SENIOR The Company has given me a lot of my best memories: Dinty Moore, Enough already , those adorable short swords, cranberry juice, Charles McCarthy ' s over-active hands (what a trip), the interviews, and the three bong ' s. But most of all. I ' ll never forget that matt, you ' re an @ % .@ ! ' ' and Techies Live! . Trina Josephson The time I had a party when my parents were away and Denise showed up with a whole bag of sunflower seeds (birdseed) and they ended up all over my house!! I ' m still finding them to this day. Christine Rousseau The worst event of my three years at IMS was my short vacation the beginning of sophomore year; but, the fact that I was back with my friends made that trivial matter unimportant. I would do no justice in trying to explain the funniest or the wildest time because most of it would be censored. Those of you who were with me know who you are . . . thanks a bunch. Kristen B. Foote Cn a boring, cloudy day in the midst of the hectic pace of car parking (four cars), a dart game occured. I had ef- fectively destroyed Kelly in both regular and baseball darts. After my awesome display, I carelessly tossed a little, itty-bitty, eenie-weenie, dart in the general direc- tion of the dart board that was carefully perched on the windshield of my car, SMASH!! In front of two girls, a life- guard, and my faithful parking ass istant my window was destroyed. Some people may call the Blue MaGoo and my driving cursed . . . but, I call it really, wicked, mega cursed. Good thing Freshmen can ' t have cars. Communi- ty 1. Darren Mckee Firstly, the time that Jon Dalton and I took his father ' s 3002x turbo out for a spin and wrecked it. We spun out and hit a rock. We were fourteen at the time. Secondly, Jon Dalton ' s private party that the whole town showed up at. Kevin Lombard kicks the TV, Jon thinks his dad is home but, it ' s only Rob Martineau. Adam Goodrich We ' re Tigers in the Dark - 1986 Varsity Field Hockey I can ' t smile without you. Chuck! - 1986 Girls Track Team Laura LaVallee Chris B. and Lou baby - always remember New Year ' s Eve day 1985 up at Cannon! John? John, where are you? PUFF! There goes tumbleweed! Beth Johnson Mandy- Meow? ' ' Jen-The Caribbean Cruise. Jimbo- This is so odd ... KT-I ' ll call you when I ' m in trouble to make sure you ' re alright! Ken-Keep dancing . . . Jump! Hope- Plymouth ' 86. Benny-GUNKI! Bete-Everything, Magoo- Hooper lives! Amy- Dan Wit he tars! Gage- ' cause Sam I am and I love green eggs on ham. Someday: W.U.W, U Jme Howarth STORIES My worst event happened during our Senior Homecoming when my car got a new point job ... on the inside. Jenniter Pauley The wierdest thing I ever did was at the Oktoberfest; while everyone else was cold and wet, I was nice and dry . . . dressed up os Mickey Mouse. Kelly White Best event: Enlisting in the Marine Corps. Worst event: Breaking up with my girlfriend of thirteen months. Funniest, wildest, and wierdest event: Civil Air Patrol Encampment 1986. Ken Hiltz Rocketboll 4th period: Sorry Ann-hope your arm heals. Sorry Gail-hope your neck heals. Sorry Tricia-hope your leg heals. Sorry Stephanie-hope your arm heals. Donna Waters For all the times we spent our 4th period gym class at Stephanie Borgatti ' s house making breakfast. Thanks Mrs. Borgatti for the eggs, bagels, nuts, orange juice, toast, candy (even though it was from Halloween), cheese, ham, milk, grape juice, coffee, and the Rice Krispies. Thanks Coach for sending us to study” on those days!! Love and thanks, Stephanie Borgatti, Ann Marie Clancy, Patricia A. McDonnell, Gail R. Cakes, and Donna J. Waters. Christine and Denise on the moped at 1:00 in the morning, riding double, no permit, in the middle of town, no light and not registered. Pete and Linda drive by . . . We ' re screwed! Where ya goin ' girls? Denise Segner The time me, Cindy, Jodrie and Chris Alexopoulos were sitting in suspension because I stole a salt shaker from the Said Bowl during lunch, no a class. A cop followed us back to the school where we were welcomed by Charlie on the front steps with his arms crossed. All he said was, Ladies, my office. Next day in suspension we ordered a pizza and had Walt ' s Cab deliver it. But, it was late so we had to flag the cab through the window and when we finally got it, Mackenzie was substituting for a class across the hall. Alex did a 3-point turn and dropped the pizza. Charlie picked it up and gave us detention. I think we were the first people to ever get detention during suspension. Stephanie Bies It started off like any other day. We were on our way to school but, got side-tracked on the way there. We de- cided to stop off at Donald ' s house. He was home and had to do some things so we decided to take the trip with him. I just wanted to know , , , Chris, Alex-did you really see those Chinamen dance? Hey, Steph- was that really Cujo? Well the day went on: Hey, Guys! Watch out, its following us and Good grief, is this bridge long! By the way Alex, those are real people. Steph was a bit on edge that day but. I ' m glad she got a grip on it. And, no-l ' m not Jaba the Hut. Steph, where did you get that gum? It sure is, damn good gum though and the fish weren ' t bad either. Proms are supposed to be something you ' ll never forget. Well, I can ' t even remember! But, all in all, it was fun while it lasted. I really did enjoy myself. Matt, you sure know how to pick them. I wish I could say more but, I wasn ' t there long enough. But, Shan, Alex and Bets had one heck of a vacation once school was back in session. Shannon McElmon FACULTY A Day At The Gravel Pit The following is a satirical outlook on how things function around this place, it by no means is trying to insult, undermine, or cut down the working force of the high school, but . . . let ' s not be totally serious. Scene 1, act 1: Fred Flintstone (Mr. Fortado enters his office) - Willlmaaa!!! I ' m home!!! Wilma (any one of the various beautiful secretaries stationed at their assigned posts) - Yes, dear, I can see. Fred F. - Listen, Wilma if I hear any more remarks like that I ' ll (Enter Barney - Mr. Mackenzie) - Fley, hey, Freddie boy, we got trouble. The Bront o- burger workers (cafeteria workers - we sympathize, really we do) just left again because Bam-Bam and Pebbles (the entire school population) just started a brown sack rebellion, something about food that wasn ' t fit for Dino. The Apple B.C. ' s just blew up on Mrs. Granite (Ms. Townsend), Mr. Slate (Mr. Thompson) is coming down for an inspection and the rockfessors are complaining about well, I don ' t know, they are just complaining, Fred F. - Easy Barney, don ' t get your tail feathers in an uproar. Freddy boy will handle this. I ' ll just call another popular faliocrulty meeting and straighten everything out. Barney - Okay Fred, Uh, whatever you say. Scene 2, act - .■ (disgruntled workers meet in the rock-n-roll room, it ' s 2:30 by my sun dial) Fred F. - Okay, quiet down. Now I know there are some problems, so I ' ll just shaddup and be all ears. Ms. Dorock Fournier (representing our math dept.) - I need more slate, all my 3 granite is running out! Mr. Roockso (representing our English dept.) - I need more copies of The Great Rocksby! Mr. Rockendolan (representing our Music Dept.) - I need new tusks to replace the old ivories! Mr. Laddrock (representing our Foreign Language Dept.) - What about my trip to Paris, the city of candles? Coach Welchrock (representing Athletics) - 1 need more helmets, the boys are starting to feel pain!! Rockin ' Ron (representing Social Studies) - I need some history, class is getting boring. Betty McNeill (I know, I know, she ' s gone, but the name is perfect) I need more brochures for all the slate colleges! Mr. Quigrock (representing our Science Dept.) - What about my new rockulators!?! Houston (as himself — you don ' t mess with perfection)-Yeah I want some help too! Fred F. - Okay, you want it, you got it, plus everybody gets a raise. Just remember to vote for me for Grand Poobah next spring, (the rockfessors are ecstatic and break into for he ' s a jolly good fellow .) Barney - (frantically) But, Uh, Fred, Uh, there ' s no way we can do this. Fred F. - Don ' t fear Barney, where there is hope, there is a chance that everything will work out. If we all stick together we can make it work, (while I ' m inspired) Have faith Barney old buddy, old pal, old friend of mine. Wilma - (rushing in ecstatically) - Fred, Fred we were just chosen as the chisel representatives to the SAT ' s, we finally got rid of all our chisels, we ' re rich, we ' re rich, we ' re rich! Fred F. - See Barney, what did I tell you? (Fred leaves and clicks his heels) Yabba Dabba Doolll! EPILOGUE- On behalf of Bam-Bam and Pebbles, Thanks. - ADMINISTRATION Stephen Fortado Principal Joyce McNeill Guidance SCHOOL COMMITTEE Thomas Emery, Jeffrey Simon, Judith Mulholland, Superintendent - Richard Thompson Antonia Poltock Receptionist Senior Class Advisor Eileen Linehan Guidance Secretary ADMINISTRATION Mark Porter Guidance Chairperson Marjorie Robie, Lawrence Seidler, Cynthia Quinn, Margot Sherwood Charles McKenzie Vice-Principal Helen Barry Nurse Joanne Banville Secretary - ATHLETICS LIBRARIAN Arthur Carey Athletic Director John Thomas Assistant Athletic Director CUSTODIANS Head Custodian- Peter Balbanis, Wayne Thurlow, Gus Comeau not shown-Houston Ramey, Bob Burnham Margaret Townsend Dee Ostrega-Librarian Aid KITCHEN AIDES Jody Bartlett Joan Smith Ermy Brodeur Pat Monteiro Teddy Wallick 34 FACULTY ENGLISH William Laakso Dennis Winters Beverly Benedetto Dept. Head Debra Faust Jean Emerson Gerald Peterson Jane Rotsko SPECIAL NEEDS Kathleen Frederick Sandra Soucy Denise Swartz Dept. Head 35 - FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES Ronald Toleos Dept. Head Ken Spellmen Rick Storer Walter Dembowski FOREIGN LANGUAGE Richard Ladd Dept. Head David Pierotti Shirley Brophy Chuck Holman Karen Ferris Hard At Work 36 FACULTY William Quigley Larry Peterson Colin Bell Dept. Head Kathleen Guillmette David Dalton PHYS. ED Jack Welch Dept. Head Mary McVann Steve Hopping HOME EC. Lina Stilwell 37 - FACULTY MATH Peg Webber Judith Twombly Andrea Howes Dept. Head Doris Fournier Dennis Lonpher BUSINESS Lucille Henrick Dept. Head Marianne Tozier MUSIC Monica Cirrito Geraid Doian 38 ' FACULTY Dear Faculty, To conclude this section of the yearbook, the class of 1987 would like to thank you. Without your patience, caring, determination, and devotion, we would not be where we are toda y. We have learned through your teaching how to overcome problems and work on weaknesses while emphasizing our strengths. We feel privileged to have known and learned from such a dedicated group. We hope that you continue to use your talents to better the future of I.H.S. and its students. You have given us the greatest gift, the gift of knowledge; with this gift, we will succeed. Sincerely, The Class of 1987 39 Kimberly Alhowik Bradley Amazeen Lisa Andrews Frank Antonucci James Baker Heather Bell Jonathan Bishop Leigh Bromby Cynthia Brown Tracey Budzinski Julie Caccamise Dawn Carey Stacey Carlson Jeffrey Carter Stephen Chesley Paul Chisholm Jennifer Chouinard Sarah Clancy Michelle Cline Destiny Costa Jeremy Dalton Todd Delano Donald Dunbar Robert Difazio Andrea Drown Marcia Dupray Nancy Emerson Daniel Foley Gabrielle Foote Deborah Fowler Marie Fowler Mark Gahm Peter Garand Niomi Garrette Louis Gelsomini Melanie Goding William Paulitz Jeffrey Greenburg Gary Phillips Kelly Grimes Jennifer Pignato Alison Gromko Katie Post Parker Hall Leigh Preston Melissa Harris David Putur Daniel Hetnar Wendy Quigley Karin Hiltunen Ronald Ring Juliana Hopkins Lauren Roberts Jennifer Hubert Michelle Rodham Shawn Ivie Pual Rogers Sara Johnson Matthew Salah Amy Kercher Debra Scherer Jason Kilgour Tamara Smith Kevin Kincaid Heidi Sotiropaulos Robyn Kneeland David Soucy Brian Kobuszewski Jacob Soucy Adam Kowal Joseph Stanley Thomas Lavoie Martha Stanley Meredith Levesque James Sullivan Matthew Lindquist Edward Sweeney Amy Lovell Gregory Taffe Edward Matt Beth Talbot Sarah MacDowell Christine Vanlandingham Ellen McMahon Kelly Vanlandingham Joseph Mclaughlin Mark Walton Susan Mikel Scott Ward Micah Moffett Kenneth Waters James Moon Jason Weldon James Murphy Katherine Wells Kristin Murray Johana Wendt Drew Nagus Stephanie Wile Jason Naime Amy Young Jennifer Paulaski Michael Zagray 42 KRISTIN MURRAY FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT SUSAN MIKEL VICE PRESIDENT TOM BISHOP SECRETARY CINDY BROWN TREASURER Bottom to Top; Left to Right: S. Carlson, K. Murray, K. Grimes, J. Hopkins, J. Cacamise, L. Andrews, N. Emerson, B. Talbot, S. Mikel, A. Lovell, S. Johnson, D. Carey, C. Brown, J. Carter, A. Kercher, J. Soucy, R. Difazio, M. Zagray, S. Ivie, S. Ward, T. Bishop. Naomi Cottrell Christopher Coughlin Mary Coughlin Julie Crawford Steven Cronin Kristen Darnell Paulo Dottilo Heidi DeCorlo Erin Doherty Jeffrey Donovan Tracey Doty Katherine Dougon Rebecca Dube Michael Duproy Jeremy Dziodose Jennifer Fecteou Patricio Fessenden Stacie Fitzpatrick Catherine Gallant Scott Garand Daniel Grant Adam Gray Julie Greenleaf Liza Guay Gregory Haley Cheryl Lee Ahern Mikeisha Anderson Sarah Bamford Derrick Becker Jason Benett Michael Blake Amanda Bodwell Roni Boyles Julie Bromby David Burke Jennifer Burton Janine Cain Kristie Cameron Stacey Carabatsos Tracy Carpenter Erin Carroll Melissa Case Michael Clancy Pamela Clancy Paul Clarkin Suzanne Clements Carrie Cole Anthony Contino Lizann Copley Christopher Corbin Rebecca Holla Kirk Haskell Shawn Hatcher Robert Hickey Regina Holland Victoria Hopkins Mandy Howarth Shane Hughes Jeffrey Ingalls Kathleen Kenney Elizabeth Kercher Jason Kercher Jason Kowal Shawn Larochelle Heather Lamore Jennifer Lang Paula Leet Lori Lemieux Katherine MacDougall Alicia MacGuire Christopher Macintosh Jonathon Madden Sean Maloney Joseph Mansell Dianne Mariano Deidre McDonnell Brooks McPhail William Mello Gardner O ' Flynn Shannon O ' Leary Elizabeth Pauley Christopher Perna Tara Perry Anthony Pignato Elizabeth Pigsley Amy Player Rachel Popek Bonnie Reardon Claire Rogers Eric Rogers Laura Rosenberger Angela Rowland Joellen Ruest Alexander Russell Tracey Rygiel Ellen Salah Christine Santiago James Saulnier Melissa Saulnier Kristen Schaeffer Yvette Schrank Susan Seidler Christine Sheppard Michael Sheppard Brandee Sotiropoulos Michael Spaulding Tom Standley Gretchen Storer Brian Story Monica Studley Jeffrey Sweeney Kerri Thistlewood Brian Townsend Jeffrey Van Curren Michelle Vose Daniel Walker Mary Walle Jonathan Walsh Corinna Warner Charles Webber David Whynott Jennifer Willis Seth Woods Derek Young Ross Young SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT TORE HOPKINS VICE PRESIDENT KEISHA ANDERSON SECRETARY KATHLEEN KENNEY TREASURER ERN DOHERTY Bottom to Top; Left to Right: S. Seidler, K. Anderson, T. Hopkins, L. Rosenburger, M. Howorth, T. Doty, G. Storer, R. Dube, R. Hollo, S. Fitzpotrick, J. Fecteou, A. Ployer, J. Reust, R, Hickey, K. Dougon, D. Moriono, J. Long, R. Boyles, C. Cole, B. Mello, L. Lemieux, J. Bromby, E. Pouley, J. Keller, E. Soloh, J. Ingolls, M. Studley, M. Bloke, M. Vose, B. Reordon, K. Kincoid, K. Kenney, D. Gront, K. Dornell, S. Cronin, S. Hughes, A. Bodwell, J. Von Curen, C. Gollont, J. Kercher, S. Moloney. 47 Michael Adams Paul Allen Walter Allen Keith Archibald Michael Arnold Elizabeth Bailey Chris Banville Julie Beaulieu Richard Bell James Belbute Mark Bodwell Heather Boutchie Steven Boyd James Brown Rob Brown Peter Brown Donald Canzone David Cavatorta Philip Chambers Danielle Comeau Matthew Comeau Bethany Cottrell Melinda DiCicco Maryann Difazio Stephany Dorr Megan Dyer Sarah Entwistle Melissa Ferrick Robert Fidrocki Toni Finley Jamie Foster Amy Frost Gretchen Fudge Jane Gavey Eric Gogan Carrie Gordon Lorrie Gordon Eric Greenberg Dawn Greenleaf Bobby Greenleaf Susan Gromko Rebecca Guay Jeff Haley Alison Hayes Eric Hetnar John Hickox Christopher Hiltunen Stephanie Holland Jennifer Hoy Melissa Hoy Kevin Hunt Kristina Hyde Laura Jellison Michael Jensen Jennifer Jermyn Julie Jermyn Scott Kauffman Kerrie Kenyon Laura Kernan Nicholas Kyriakopoulos Dana Langille Julie Lavoie Hollie Lawton Mamie Layne Jacqueline Leonard Julie Levesque Stephanie Levesque Brett Lombardi Mark Lombardi Kelly Lucent! Richard Lynch Melissa MacDonald James MacDonald Victoria Maizone Janine Mancinelli Joseph Manfra Melina Markos Jennifer McDowell Daniel Milette Jacqueline Morse Joanna Morley Edward Murphy Andrew Nikas Michael Nikitas Mark Nolan Heather Nunes Todd O ' Brien Brian O ' Connor Melissa Parker Christopher Parrot Joelle Poirier Carrie Poor David Pope Jennifer Porter Melissa Prescott Kristin Price Jay Quigley Leslie Ramsdell Charles Roberts Paul Rodham Christopher SchiessI Johanna Schwartz Deborah Scobert Tara Segner Kurt Smith Casey Smolla Daniel Sokolov Jennifer Solinsky Shelley Spencer Janet Stebbings Michael Sullivan Erik Swanson Carolyn Tougas Leslie Tougas Jennifer Tozier Kendra Umstead William Varrell Matthew Vogel Stephanie Wall Kimberly Wallace Linda Walsh Vickie Walton Melissa Walker Eric Weagle Robert Wile Kathlee Wilt Kristin Zagray JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ROBERT WILE VICE PRESIDENT MARYANN DIFAZIO SECRETARY HEATHER BOUTCHIE TREASURER JOANNA MORLEY Bottom to Top; Left to Right: A, Hayes, V. Molzone, M. Parker, J. Beaulieu, J. Mancinelli, J. Swartz, S. Entwistle, K. Zagray, K. Lucenti, D. Comeau, M. DiCicco, H. Nunes, L. Gordon, M. Dyer, L. Jellison, C. Banville, M. Vogel, J. Leonard, W. Allen, M, Ferrick, B. O ' Conner, R. Brown, M. Dupray, J. Lavoie, B. Lombardi, G. Parrot, M, Bodwell, G. Fudge, P. Chambers, M. Nitkas, M, MacDonald, C. Gordon, J. Porter, J. Tozier, K. Price, M. Layne, D. Scobert, K. Hyde, J. Jermyne, J. Morley, S. Gromko, M. DiFazio, R. Wile, H. Boutchie. S T E E R I N G C O M M T T E E 51 ACTIVITIES ■ Hey you! Yeah, you over there. Yeah, the person who looks I H bored, unsatisfied and disgruntled with his life; yeah you, H come over here. I ' ve got a deal for you. H First, I have to see if you qualify. Are you a male or female? H Great. Question 2, are you currently a student at the H Ipswich High School? Great. You qualify. H Now you ' re probably asking yourself, why is this insane man H asking me these stupid questions? Well, insane is the word, H because at these prices I must be insane. Yes, you have H qualified to be a member in any of Ipswich High School ' s H activities. H Yes, you and a friend can spend a week skiing in Austria, a H week galavanting through the streets of England or a week I sightseeing in the historic land of Russia. (Our gay Paris week H was canceled due to uncontrollable circumstances). H Hey, you look like a creative dude, we ' ve got the perfect H thing for you: the yearbook, newspaper. The Company, the H foreign language club, the list goes on and on. I get dizzy H J Jst thinking about it. I If you ore in a more serious mood, we have (just for you)- H student government. With absolutely no charge, you are H eligible to run for any office. Be a mover and a shaker! H Wait, that ' s not all! There is also Peer Education. A place H where you can learn and be a part of a special family. H If I left anything out it ' s due to my total insanity. I ' m totally H overwhelmed, and you will be too. Act first and get in- H volved. This is a once in a life time offer. REGIONAL ADVISORY BOARD OATHERINE PLAYER MIOHAEL O ' FLYNN LAURA S. SAPORITO STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD JOANNA MORLEY LAURA S. SAPORITO CATHERINE PLAYER KRISTEN ZAGRAY MICHAEL O ' FLYNN 56 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS KRISTEN FOOTE JENN TOZIER JACQUELINE LEONARD JENNIFER HUNT STUDENT COUNCIL B. to T.; L. to R.: M. BANVILLE, K. WALTON, J. HUNT, R. WILCOX, L. ANDREWS, L. HOLTENEN, J. CACAMISE, S. WARD, J. BISHOP, M. O ' FLYNN, L. LAVALLEE, K. ANDER- SON, A. KERCHER, S. MIKEL, 0. BROWN, D. KERRY, N. EMERSON, A. LOVEL, S, CARL- SON, H. HENNESSEY, J. TEDFORD, W, ALLEN, K. LUCCENTI, K. MURRY, K. DOUGAN, M. VOSE, S. HUGHES, J. MORLEY, D. COMEAU, V, MALZONE, M. VOGEL, J. LEONARD, G. O ' FLYNN, J. SOUCY, P. MARINI, K. ANDERSON, E. MATT, L, GUAY, K. ZAGRAY, M. DYER, M. DIFAZIO, H. BOUTCHIE, K. COLE, A. PLAYER, T. HOPKINS, T. MARSH, R. BROWN, J. VANCUREN, D. SCOBERT, J. TOZIER, K. PRICE, K. KENNEY, D. MARIANO 57 FOREGN LANGUAGE CLUB B. to T.; L, to R.: J, LEONARD, K. PRICE, R. WILCOX, M, HOWARTH K. ANDERSON, M. STUDLEY, J. FECTEAU, D. SCOBERT, K. HYDE M. GARVEY, M. VOGEL, H, LAWTON, B, HALLA, T. HOPKINS, L. ROSENBURGER, S. FITZPATRICK, E, PAULEY, J. JERMYN, J. LAVOIE H. LAMOORE, K. MACK, S. MCELLMON, K. MARDEN, K. MOORE, G. FOOTE, D, FOWLER, M. KITCHEN, L. DRUMM, S. BIES, K. MURRY, C. BROWN N. EMERSON, L. ANDREWS, L. ROBERTS, M. BLANCHET, D. WATERS A. RUSSEL, B. STOREY, G. O ' FLYNN, B. DUBY, J. PAULEY, K. ZAGRAY, J. MORLEY, H, BOUTCHIE, M, DIFAZIO, H. KELLY R. BROCKELBANK, M. O ' FLYNN, D. COMEAU, 0. GORDEN, M. MCDONALD J. TOZIER, L, GORDEN, V. MALZONE B. to T.: L. to R.: S. ALLIE, S. BANFORD, B. GUAY, B. MCPHAIL, J. HOWARTH, N. BOOH V. MALZONE, L. LAVALLEE, 0. GAGNON, 0. FAR- LEY, D. YOUNG, R. POPEK, J. STUBBINGS ART CLUB 58 B. to T.; L. to R.: A. ENTWISTLE, C. HOLMAN J. INGALLS, D. BECKER, A. RUSSEL, G, O ' FLYNN, 0. BAILEY J. TEDFORD, D. McKEE, D, CARTER, P. RODHAM, P. CHAMBERS M, O ' FLYNN, P. MULHULLAND, M, BODWELL K. DARNELL, L. ROSENBURGER, K. ANDERSON, M. HOWARDTH, S. ENTWISTLE, G. FUDGE, J. CLAEYS, K. PRICE, J. PORTER, H. LAWTON, M. DUPRAY, J. MORLEY, D. COMEAU, J. LINEHAN, K, ANDERSON, K. WALTON, A. PLAYER, M. DROHAN, G. PARROT, H. HENNESSEY, R. WILCOX, R. BROCKELBANK, K. LAWTON, S. SIEDLER, M. VOGEL, J. LEONARD L. GORDEN, B. HALLA, 0. GORDEN, D, SCOBERT, J. JERMYN, D. DIETCH, K. HYDE, D. MARIANIO, L. DRUMM, T, SMITH, K. PLAYER, K. CASKEL, S. CRONIN, D. BURKE, B. STOREY, 0. BANVILLE, J. TOZIER, M. PARKER, J. BEALIEU, B. DUBY, E, PAULEY, 0. BROWN, S. MIKEL, K. HILTONEN, A. BODWELL, M. DYER COLLEGE BOWL B. to T.; L. to R.: J. FECTEAU, M. STUDLEY, M. VOSE, S. KAUFFMEN S. WOODS, T. JOSEPHSEN, M, O ' FLYNN, K. MOORE, S. MARTIN, J. KELLER, D. WALKER, B. DUBY, T. HOPKINS, B. HICKEY 59 p E E D E U R C A T 1 1 O N B. to T. L, to R. W. Allen; S. Jewell; A. Entwistle; J. Tedford; D. McKee; G. Parrot; M. O ' Flynn; K. Luc- centi; D. Dietch; J. Cocamise; A, Bodwell; A, Player; R. Wilcox; L. LaVallee; J, Cloeys; S. Entwistle; M. Howorth; J. Howarth; K. Gallant; S. Seidler; K, Darnell; P. Marini; G. Fudge; M. Dyer; L, Guay; T, Flopkins; N, Dabos; K. Player; P. Donaher; L. Saporito; B. Duby; B. Flalla; V. Maizone; P. Chambers; FI. Flennessey; K. Anderson; L. Rosenberger; M. Banville SCIENCE LEAGUE B. to T. L. to R.: T. Luccenti; K. Moore; M. O ' Flynn; J. Flunt; A. Entwistle; P. Marini; V. Maizone; K. Foote; R. Brockelbank; W. Allen; K. Marden 60 B. to T. L. to R.; L. Walsh; M, Garvey; T. Josephson; S. Martin; E. Pauley; D, McKee; H. Butchie; V. Mal- zone; J. Morley B. to T., L. to R.: B. Johnson; J. Howarth; M. Howarth; M. Garvey, T. Josephson; E. Pauley; D. Costa; S. Clemmens; D. Sokolov; R. Boyles; S. Mikel; V. Maizone; M. Dyer; N. Cottrell; A. Player; L. Kernan; J. Foster; K. Wilts; K. Delano; L. Guay; L. Walsh; S. Bamford; S. Brouliette; E. Matt; C. Corbin; D. Young; B. McPhail; B. Guay; S. Allie; C. Farley 0LUCV I— THE I.H.S. BAND B. to T.: K. Alhowik; C. Brown; N, Emerson; J. Foster; K, Wilt; M. Zogroy; J. Crawford; A. Clancy; K Delano; T. Smith; J. Paulaski; K. Hiltunen; J. Cacamise; M. Gahm; W. Quigley; K. Murray; D, McDonnell; E, Kercher; Mr. Dolan; C. Webber; M. Ferrick; J. Keller; D, Solokov; M. Reynolds; J. Quigley; R. Brown; C. MacIntyre; M, Sheppard; D.Shera; 62 B. to T. L. to R.: T. BudniskI; N, Emerson; J. Foster; K. Wilt; M, Zagray; C. Macinyre; K. Delano; J. Keller; M. Ferrick; D. Grant; D, Sokolov; M. Reynolds; M. Gahm; M. Sheppard; R. Brown; K. Murray THE CONCERT C HOIR B. to T. L. to R.: S. Clements; L. Walsh; M, Reynolds; M. Garvey; K. Delano; J. Willis; J. Soucy; C. Corbin; E. Sweeney; M. Gahm; D. Shera; K, Murray; T, Carpenter; C. Warmer; C. Santiago; V. Maizone B. to T. L, to R.: J, Soucy; C. Corbin; M, Reynolds; K. Delano; M. Gahm BEL CANTO 63 I P. Beaulieu S. Braun M, Blanchette P. Mulholland E, Doherty K. Dougan S. Bamford Mr. Toleos Mrs. Tyrrell J. Dietch D. Sokolov T. Josephson L. Guay S. Woods J. Keller Mr. Ladd Mrs. Soucy Mrs. Frost RUSSIA TRIP FEB. 86 ENGLAND TRIP FEB. 86 M, Kitchen K. Demers S. Entwistle B. Guay R. Wilcox M. Dyer L. Sokolov A. Doherety M. Donaldson C. Alexopulos M. Drohon D. Dietch M. Difazio V. Maizone D. Greaney K. Armstrong S. Amundsen G. Fudge J. Saporito S. Sturterant C. Tougos L. Tougas J. Mariano E. Drumm J, Bamford Mr. 8c Mrs. Marullo Mr. 8c Mrs. King AUSTRIA FEB 87 I A Entwistle J. Claeys M. Drohan K. Walton E. Carroll H. Lawton R. Wilcox S. Siedler K. Lawton D. Dietch P, Mulholland D. Carter J. Dalton B. McKee M, Dyer Mr. Storer G. Fudge H. Hennessey K. Anderson L. Copely K. Price J. Porter K, Darnell B. Johnson D, McKee J. Tedford C. Bailey S. Robinson P. Chambers S. Entwistle Mr. Dolan Chuck A. Holman INTO HEAVY SKIING 66 THANK YOU, OHUCK! KING AND QUEEN FRANK POLTACK - CHRISTINE ALEXOPOLOUS JUNIOR PROM MAY ' 86 AT THE HELLENIC CENTER 71 CREATIVE Kristen Lawton and Chris Alexopoulos creating . . . something Denise Segner, Jody and Jill Deacon with nearly completed shop projects. Scott Jewell in the Shop Room. 73 Janis Andrews smiles as she finishes up a photograrhy project. PORTFOLIO The Artist Lover In the dim light bled vibrant walls of abstract perversity Amidst the impasto, Strokes of violence consumed him, bent by the immediate clarity of his glasses. His mouth sculptured, face moist, like a tightly wet canvas; “1 shall now 76 When I look inside a lightbulb I see a desperate woman trapped within a transparent asylum; with her copper arms of twisted wire she reaches upward — When the night falls her body shivers in anguish, her passion bursts into imprisoned light — and in frustration she lives her barrier life. B. Johnson John Walker Jamie Howarth Beautiful wings beat in the wind. Rushing and diving, feathered songsters dance an extravagant ballet in the sky above. T. Josephson A purple haze falls over the bay A lone motorboat tools along weaving disturbii g the resting sailboats; a young man hollers, Whoahl Hey!” as summer slips through his fingers. V. Maizone Laura LaVallee Mirror Fragile, pellucid Shimmering, reflecting, revealing Prophet of truth Interpreter T. Josephson Dan Walker War War is a mischievous child That no one has the courage to scold. But soon it grows too ominous For one man ' s hold And conscience. Its power spreads like the tide ascends. Creeping slowly, taking land, then suddenly — Flooding. War feeds and flourishes on fear, hate. And love. Its ghastly mouth swallows men, digesting their emotions. Then spitting back their lifeless bodies. War is all men ' s enemy. It lies, cheats, and steals. And despite efforts to kill its ruthless heart. No one can. It lasts forever, lingering in the minds of men. T. Josephson 79 Becky Guay I look into the mirror But I see to my surprise, A wholly different person Looking deep into my eyes. The carefree little girl I saw When I was four or five. Has now become a young w oman Fighting to survive. It ' s really sort of scary That time has gone so fast For what then I called present Has now become the past. I look into the mirror And the face looking back at me Is that of a young lady Where a little girl used to be. S. McElmon Jamie Howarth SPORTS Sports are as vital to a high school as books. New ground is not being broken by pointing out that being physically fit is just as important as staying mentally fit. The two work together to form a bond that makes up solid physical health. But the importance of sports in a small school like Ipswich goes a little deeper. Ipswich is one of the smaller schools, population wise, in the Cape Ann League, but the ratio of students who play sports is very high. Why do so many kids play sports? What makes it all worth while? In a small Division III school the chance of an afhlete recieving a scholarship is very small; it happens, but rarely. The main reason students play sports is the satisfaction of win- ning. They like to see their names in print, and the glory of it all can be consuming. However, winning isn ' t everything, (corny, but true). For example, say that a team goes undefeated, makes the state tournament and goes on to win the state championship. That is the ultimate for any high school team: to be the best. Sometimes, however, something is missing. At Ipswich we have that missing element. People care about each other. The feeling of togetherness not only helps unite a team, but also helps the school and the community pull closer. A great example of fhis feeling of unity is when the football team cheered on the soccer team and meant it. A gap between fields that were miles apart was spanned. The epitome of high school sports is bonding a school together whether the result is winning or not. At Ipswich we have accom- plished this. The sweetest thing to support this theory is the fact that . . . we win. Football Varsily Team Record Wins - 6 Losses - 4 Ties - 0 Captain: John Linehan Hit ' Em Hard FRONT ROW (L TO R): B. Story, M, Dupray, J. Donovan, M. Clancy, J. Kercher, M. Bloke, B. Mello, T. Contino, J. Kowal, S. Maloney, SECOND ROW M, Como, J. Quigley, B. Greenleaf, B. O ' Connor, C. Gagnon, M. O ' Flynn, T. Smith, J. Linehan, J. Bruhm, D. Carter, J, Winter, D. Greaney, S. Amundsen, L. Balboni, THIRD ROW COACH Jack Welch, W Varrell, E. Swanson, J. Bennet, M. Nikitas. J. Mantra, W. 85 Allen, J. Hickox, C, Banville, E. Weagle, B. Lombardi, M, Arnold, J Haley, K. Hunt, J. VanCuren Team Record Wins - 9 Losses - 6 Ties - 3 Captains: Jamie Tedford Darren McKee Dan Dietch Thrash! Boys Soccer Varsity FRONT ROW (L TO R); S, Reed, T. Lucenti, M. Reynolds, J. Tedford, D. McKee, D, Dietch, P. Doncher, P, Mulhollcnd, SECOND ROW; COACH Chuck Holman, ASST. COACH Rich Dudzisz, K. Smith, M. Bodwell, G, Parrot, P. Chambers, M. Vogel, S. Hughes, K. Lucenti, B. Townsend Team Record Wins - 2 Losses - 13 Ties - 2 Captains: Kerry Marden Shannon McElmon Girls Soccer Varsity Get Pumped! FRONT ROW (L TO R): K. Schaeffer, L. Hyde, E. McMahon, K. Darnell, T. Hopkins, SECOND ROW: A. Bodwell, M. Parker, K. Murray, B. Sotiropoulos, L. Andrews, M. Studley, THIRD ROW: ASST. COACH Ms. Bowen, V. Walton, K. Zagray, S. Wall, K. Marden, S. McElmon, K. Foote, J. Hunt, G. Holland, M. Layne, COACH Mickey McVann. Field Hockey Varsity Team Record Wins - 9 Losses - 3 Ties - 6 Captains: Laura Lavallee Peggy Marini Tgers In The Dark FRONT ROW (L TO R): P. Marini, L. Lavallee, SECOND ROW: R. Wilcox, KT. Ander- son, A, Entwistle, A. Player, J, Crawford, THIRD ROW: COACH Holly Johnson, K. Player, J. Leonard, K. Lawton, J, Tozier, M, Prescott, D, Comeou, R. Hollo Football Cheer- Leading . Varsity Captains: Jen Linehan Kim Walton FRONT ROW (L TO R): K. Walton, J. Linehan, SECOND ROW: E. Doherty, K. Kenney, K. Price, C. Rousseau, H. Lawton, THIRD ROW: K. Wallace, H. Leverone, M. Greeley, K. Mack, J. Poirier, M. Dyer, H. Leverone Boys And Girls Cross Country FIRST ROW (L TO R): F. Antonucci, J. Ingalls, G. O ' Flynn, J. Keller, SECOND ROW; A. Russell, K. Hiltz, S. Kauffman, S. Woods, D. Walker, COACH Dan Alexson. Not shown: D. Burke, R. Brown Team Record Wins - 3 Losses - 8 Ties - 0 J.V. Football JV And Frosh FRONT ROW (L TO R); J. Walsh, M. Dupray, J. Kercher, S. Maloney, J. Donovan, M. Bloke, M. Clancy, SECOND ROW: A. Gray, B. Story, B. Mello, J. Kowal, G. Haley, T. Contino, J. Van Curren, J. Bennett Captain: Mike Biake wins - 6 Losses - 3 Ties - 1 Frosh Football FRONT ROW (L TO R): J. Bishop, D. Foley, M. Zagray, M. Lindquist, J. Carter, B. Difazio, SECOND ROW: ASST. COACH Doug Woodworth, S. Larochelle, A. Gray, G. Haley, L. Gelsomini, A. Kowal J. Walsh, THIRD ROW: ASST. COACH Steve Hopping, J. Greenberg, G. Phillips, M. Wal- ton, P. Chisholm, S. Ward, M. Mofrett, J. Sullivan, D. Nagus, COACH John Yeannakopolis J.V. Boys Soccer Captain: Lou Gelsomini Wins - 1 Losses - 6 Ties - 0 Captain: Scott Garand Wins - 1 Losses - 8 Ties - 3 94 FRONT ROW (L TO R): P. Garand, S. Garand, M. Gahm, SECOND ROW: C. Perna, S. Ivie, D. Soucy Fall Sports J.V. Field Hockey Captains: Susan Gromko Joanna Morley Whs - 6 Losses - 3 Ties - 6 FRONT ROW (L TO R): S. Gromko, J. Morley, SECOND ROW: G. Storer, J. Mancinelli, M. Dupray, E. Pauley, M. Vose, THIRD ROW: COACH Jen Stevens, S. Seidler, K. Dougan, N. Cottrell, J. Ruest, C. Cole, S. Mikel, J. Fecteau, C. Gordon Frosh Field Hockey FRONT ROW (L TO R): W. Quigley, T. Smith, M. Dupray, M. Rodham, SECOND ROW: J. Caccamise, J. Hopkins, 0. Brown, K. Grimes, THIRD ROW: S. Johnson, A. Kercher, K. Hiltenun, A. Lovell, M. Gilbert, A. Young Whs - 10 Losses - 0 Ties - 2 Homecoming ' 87 FRONT ROW (L TO R): M. Blake, C. Bailey, J. Linehan, C. Whynott, C. Gagnon, S. Castonguay, S. Hatcher, J. McLaughlin, J. Dziadose, SECOND ROW: ASST. COACH Al Aponas, A. Rousseau, B, Irvine, M, Comeau, T. Smith, A. Gray, D. Nikas, D. Dupray, B, Greenleaf, COACH; Jim Martel Ice Hockey Varsity Captains: Chris Gagnon John Linehan Cliff Whynott FRONT ROW (L TO R): J. Morley, L. Gordon, M. Macdonald, J. Mancinelli, J. Schwartz, SECOND ROW: D. Mariano, T. Doty, J. Linehan, K. Foote, C. Gordon,! M. Layne, THIRD ROW: S. Carabatsos, D. Comeau, M. DiCicco, D. Greenleaf Hockey Cheer- Leading Varsity Captains: Kristen Foote Jen Linehan FRONT ROW (L TO R): F, Drown, A. Drown, H. Leverone, SECOND ROW: E. Doherty, M. Dyer, H. Nunes, D. Scobert, K, Hyde, S. Oleary, J. Deacon, H, Leverone, K, Kenney, ADVISOR: Carol Nunes Basket- Ball Cheer- Leading Varsity Captains; Heather Leverone Faith Drown 100 s’ U(jA|a .jif ' ■, ' ' ' j-rsTJ Boys Basket- Ball ■: -a ■ ■ -liv-.X ■■ . Varsity Captain: Ken Moore FRONT ROW (L TO R): M. Bodwell, B. Lombardi, P. Chambers, W. Allen, K. Lucenti SECOND ROW: T. Lucenti, M. Reynolds, K. Moore, S. Sadoway, J. Winter, M. O ' Flynn, B. Hickey FRONT ROW (L TO R): P. Marini, M. Sotiropoulos, L. LaVailee, J. Pauley, SECOND ROW: J. Crawford, S. Mikel, L. Copley, B. Holla, S. Wall, COACH Holly Johnson FRONT ROW (L TO R): S, Hughes, M. Sullivan, E. Gogan, S. LaRochelle, E. Rogers, J. Adams, COAOH: Bill James, J. Greenberg, J. Manfra, T. O ' Brien, M, Shepard, M, Moffet, S. Maloney, D. Pope, J. Sullivan Captain: Eric Gogan vV5W C4 l?SW Cv ,V.SWIC;V J.V. Basketball J.V. Girls Basketball Captains: Melissa Parker Cindy Brown FRONT ROW (L TO R): E, Kercher, M. Parker, 0. Brown, J. Jermyn, A. Bodwell, SECOND ROW: S. Johnson, B. Sotiropoulos, E. Pauley, J. Beaulieu, K. Murray, J. Burton, COACH: Cathy Gagnon J.V. Boys Basketball Alternating Captains FRONT ROW (L TO R): B. Story, G. O ' Flynn, B. Townsend, J. Donovan, S. Garand, B. Hickey, K. Kincaid, SECOND ROW: J. Kowal. J. VanCurren, M. Stasiuk, D. Burke, T. Contino, J. Bennett, 0. Coughlin, D. Grant, J. Kercher, J. Madden, COACH: Dave Dalton J.V. And Frosh Frosh Girl ' s Basketball K. Alhowik J. Caccamise - capt. G. Foote A. Kercher E. McMahon - capt, W. Quigley T. Smith B. Talbot Frosh Boy ' s Basketball J. Bishop J. Carter D. Foley P. Garand S. Ivie J. Kilgour B. Kobyszewski T. Lavoie M. Salah D. Soucy K. Vanlandingham M. Zagray Winter Sports J.V. Basketball Cheering Captains: Joelle Poirier Sue Seidier FRONT ROW (L TO R): E. O ' Leary, SECOND ROW: L. Andrews, L. Bromby, J. Lavoie, S. Carlson, 0. Vanlandingham, THIRD ROW: J. Pignato, R. Boyles, J. Fecteau, J. Poirier, L. Jellison, M. Markos, ADVISOR: Judy O ' Leary, NOT SHOWN; K. Kenyon RETROSPECTIVE Goodbye ' 87 All the years, have seemed to wash away in my tears. I ' ll smile and remember the joy I live today. I have seen, a thousand eyes stare in my face, a pleasant dream, how will it be replaced? All my friends, will soon part and go their separate ways, but to the end. I ' ll smile and remember our special days. But time, you can ' t buy time anymore, just say goodbye time I ' ll be missin ' you, as I walk through life ' s door. And if we ever meet again, bump together on a street. I ' ll grab your hand and say, hey friend, weren ' t those times way back really sweet. We ' ve turned the page, we know our left from our right, we now hold the stage, our destiny is now in our sight. And if we ever talk again, reminisce about the past. I ' ll look in your eyes and say hey friend, don ' t you wish those times could last. Buy time, you can ' t buy time anymore, just say goodbye time I ' ll be missin ' you, as I walk through life ' s door. Goodbye ' 87 Goodbye ' 87 Goodbye ' 87 Goodbye ' 87 Goodbye Goodbye . . . Goodbye Goodbye. Goodbye . . . SENIOR Jon Bruhm 45 Howe Street Peter Donaher 69 Jeffrey ' s Neck Road Philip Burek 64 Town Farm Road Tim Dorr 42 Bunker Hill Road Douglas Carter 51 Essex Road Travis Doty 8 Bayview Road Jonathan Casali 55 Essex Road Michelle Drohan 9 Herrick Drive Shawn Castonguay 20 Charlotte Road Faith Drown 7 Island Park Raymond Chouinard Appleton Park Elisabeth Drumm 73 High Street Eddy Hobbs 22 Mineral Street Jamie Howarth 39 Spring Street Jennifer Hunt 354 Linebrook Road Laurie Inman Labor-In-Vain Road Kathleen Janvrin 5 Fifth Street Kim Janvrin 5 Fifth Street Chris Alexopoulos 1 1 Candlewood Road Jessica Claeys 407 Linebrook Road Michael Dube Scott Jewell 43 Turkey Shore Road 9 Juniper Street Scott Allie 36 Farley Avenue Ann Clancy 34 North Main Street Amy Entwistle 390 Linebrook Road Cindy Jodrie 13A Topsfield Road Steve Amundsen 1 Island Park David Comeau William Fabri 56A Town Farm Road t3 Appleton Park Elisabeth Johnson 200 Colonial Drive Katie Anderson Jurdins Hill Road Lynne Comeau Carl Farley 12 Linden Street 11 Mill Road Trina Josephson 10 Marshvlew Road Janis Andrews 4 Cedarvlew Terrace Thomas Ashe 18 Nabby ' s Point Road Chan Bailey 15 Herrick Drive Louis Balboni 12 Linden Street Michelle Banville 20 Agrilla Road Stephanie Bles 36 Lakeman ' s Lane Renee Comeau 7 Kimball Avenue Matt Como 8 Woods Lane Steve Como 4 Ryan Avenue Kimberly Cote 108 High Street Sean Cronin 12 Stage Hill Road Nicole Dabos 90 Central Street Steven Finkenthal 12 Hodges Way Lee Ann Flannery 3 Birch Lane Kristen Foote 356 Topsfield Road Chris Gagnon 189 Topsfield Road Adam Goodrich 42 East Street David Greaney 3 Green Street Heather Kelly 24 Newbury Street Clay Kenney 7 Southern Heights Matthew Kitchen 113 Argilla Road John Langmaid 26 V 2 Summer Street Laura LaVallee 20 Farley Avenue Kristen Lawton 25 Birch Lane Michelle Blanchette 13 Herrick Drive Jonathan Dalton 1 1 Sagamore Road Nicole Boch 1 1 Warren Street Jill Deacon 101 Linebrook Road Laural Bonsang 32 Lakeman ' s Lane Jody Deacon 101 Linebrook Road Stephanie Borgatti 4 Brown Street Kim Delano 14 Hodgkins Drive Ross Brockelbank 16 Island Park Daniel Dietch 93 High Street Stephanie Brouillette 31 Argilla Road Brad Dolan 5 Rail Road Avenue Melissa Greeley 97 Topsfield Road Thomas Leet 40 Summer Street John Hart 16 Liberty Street Heather Leverone 69 Linebrook Road Hope Hennessey 16 James Road Heidi Leverone 69 Linebrook Road Brian Hickey 4 Juniper Street Jennifer Linehan 13 Dix Road Paul Higgins 9 Peatfield Street John Linehan 178 Topsfield Road Kenneth Hiltz 117 Argilla Road Timothy Lucenti 15 Bush Hill Road 110 DIRECTORY Shannon Mac Guire 143 Linebrook Road Michael O ' Flynn 9 Heard Drive Katrina Mack 8 Hodgkins Drive Gail Oakes 60 North Main Street Judy Marcorelle 43 Agawam Village Christopher Omeara 4 Water Street Kerry Marden 3 Appleton Park Jennifer Pauley 28 Heard Drive Jeffrey Mariano 431 Linebrook Road Karen Pelletier 27 Oakhurst Ext Margaret Marini 253 Linebrook Road Joseph Pigsley Box 271 Thomas Marsh Old England Road Douglas Pitcairn 29 R Plains Road Susan Martin 5 James Road Catherine Player 45 Mile Lane Robert Me Carthy 15 Manning Street Frank Poltack 12 Lafeyette Road Patricia Me Donnell 24 Heard Drive Peter Radzim 14 Brown Street Shannon Me Elmon 29 Kimball Avenue Steven Reed 17 Hodgkins Drive Darren Me Kee 32 Island Park Michael Reynolds 10 Broadway Ext Ken Moore 5 MT Pleasant Avenue Scott Robinson 2 Pintail Road Christophe Morley 17 Pleasant Street Christine Rousseau 202 Linebrook Road Jill Saporito One Allen Lane Laura Saporita 34 Allen Lane John Walker 17 Stage Hill Road Colette Wallace 12 Central Street Julie Seaver Richard Tucker Top Of The Harbor B4 Apt 18 13 Edge Street Denise Segner 73 Jeffrey ' s Neck Road Talal Shahan 50 Boxford Road Todd Smith 8 Vermette Court Marcia Smolak 7 Fourth Street Michelle Sotropoulous 20 P aradise Road William Spencer 39 Howe Street Craig Sullivan 6 Manning Street Anita Swartz 130 County Rd. James Tedford 7 Jeffrey ' s Neck Road Kim Walton 10 Spillers Lane Donna Waters 150 Linebrook Road Kelly White Off Labor-In Vain Road Cliff Whynott 3 oakhurst Ave Rachael Wilcox 77 Topsfield Road Joe Winter 12 Appleton Park Debbie Young 71 High Street Peter Mulholland 79 East Street Stephen Sadoway 4 Lakeman ' s Lane Mike Townsend 37 Howe Street Most School Spirit KIM WALTON 8c MICHAEL O ' FLYNN Rah, Rah. Class Musicians DARREN McKEE 8c KIM DELANO Take it from the top! Corporate Ladder Climbers JENNIFER HUNT 8c BRIAN HICKEY Do you really get this?!? Show Stoppers SCOTT ALLIE 8c ELIZABETH JOHNSON See you in the movies! e Grapevine MATT KITCHEN 8c JANIS ANDREWS ' ! beared ... Yeah, but Most Gullible JESSICA CLAEYS 8c JOHN HART We told them they were voted class scholars . . . they believed us. Boyologist JENNIFER LINEMAN The Womanizer LOU BALBONI The Linehan tradition continues Class Angels PEGGY MARINI ROSS BROCKLEBANK It ' ll never last through college Optimists Pessimists KIM WALTON MICHAEL O ' FLYNN CARL FARLEY LEEANN FLANNERY Most Likely To Be What They Want JOEY WINTERS DEBBIE YOUNG Originality counts Best Legs JOHNNY JENNIFER LINEHAN Love those Linehan legs. ' Goodmorningl What ' s so good about it? Class Jocks JOHNNY LINEMAN 8c LAURA LAVALLEE What more could a coach want? Fred and Ginger DARREN McKEE 8c HEATHER LEVERONE ' ' They ' ve got the beat! Fashion Fanatics MICHELE DROHAN 8c PETER MULHOLLAND They wear it well, The Sun Worshippers MATT KITCHEN 8c THE LEVERONES Most Congenial PEGGY MARINI 8c JOHNNY LINEMAN Class Spazzes HEIDI LEVERONE 8c JON DALTON love that tan Matt! Thanks for the smiles guys! V Most Sarcastic RICK TUCKER CHRIS ALEXOPOULOS Get serious,” Yeah, right.” The Ones Your Mother Warned You About CHRISTOPHER GAGNON ELISABETH JOHNSON Hmmmmmmm ” Most Accident Prone MICHAEL O ' FLYNN HOPE HENNESSEY So, what ' s your premium now?” Apple Polishers HEATHER KELLY FRANK POLTACK You look very nice, os al- ways-. Now about that grade. Concert Freaks DAN DIETCH DEBBIE YOUNG Their second home is the Worcester Centrum. - j|H Most Attractive ANITA SWARTZ PETE MULHOLLAND Looking good. Cutest ELISABETH DRUMM CHAN BAILEY Where ' s Todd? Nicest eyes JAMIE TEDFORD 8t SHANNON McELMON Here ' s looking at you kid. Coolest KEN MOORE STEPHANIE BIES Relax! Of f, Class buddies LIZ DRUMM HOPE HENNESSEY MICHELE DROHAN, JESSICA CLAEYS AMY ENTWISTLE, ANN CLANCY TRICIA MCDONALD, STEPHANIE BIES 8c CHRIS ALEXOPOULAS, JEFF SPENCER 8c CHRIS O ' MEARA The Rad Pad Crew DAN, JAMIE, TODD, KEN, DARREN, MIKE, BENNY AND PETE The Dazzling Dancing Duo BENNY DANNY Best Smiles JODY DEACON TOM ASHE(missing) Grin and bear it. Class Couple ELISABETH DRUMM TODD SMITH Here ' s Todd I Class Couple HEATHER KELLY STEVE AMUNDSEN Corvette and Pick- up - Opposites attract I Class Artists Done The Most For The Class JOHN WALKER NICOLE BOCH CHRIS O ' MEARA, KIM WALTON, and Picasso who? MICHAEL O ' FLYNN What is wrong with this picture? 118 EVERYONE IS A CELEBRITY AIDS; A Growing ■j flignch Connect! Crack Ef lemic A potent, smokabie and highly addictive of iD a Jwd devastating vlfcCtS- 1 Threat A tragic accident] in the sky j Ihorrified a nation arid changed the course of a once-proud’ space exploration xieram. ‘r -1 J’tf ' : k ' ■- w -if €■’ ' ' ’ -- HI •|.« isj beap POPULARITY POLL 1987 The ultimate car, according to the class of 1987, is none other than the Porsche. Oth- e r top vote-getters include: Ferrari, Co- moro, and Lambourghini. Most unusual were: the bus. Blue Magoo, and an M- GOA1 Main Battle Tank, PIZZA!! Everyone loves pizza, but that ' s not all we love to eat! Runner-up was Chi- nese. Sushi, nachos and shrimp cocktail recieved honorable mentions. Some rath- er distinctive choices were: lobster and French onion soup. Some rather bizarre choices were tuna with ketchup, smoked oysters, and . . . school lunch? Pavillion is the favorite hangout by far. Run- ner up was Crane ' s Beach, then a certain Rad Pad made its mark. Mar- kos ' s Pit and The Cave also were represent- ed. Flome was also mentioned. Favorite Car Favorite Food Favorite Hangout sting took this catego- ry with a boost from his solo al- bum, The Dream of the B lue Tur- tles, and his current re- lease with The Police, ethers in the top ten were as follows: Bry- an Adams, Phil Collins, Bono, Stevie Won- der, Billy Idol and the mysteroius Peter Ga- briel. David Bowie is still a top vote-getter as it , . , Elvis! The mellow students put Al Jarreau and Cat Stevens in print. Favorite Maie Singer You ' ve got one guess in this catego- ry-yes, it ' s the one and only: Ma- donna. She dazzles from Borderline to True Blue and keeps ev- eryone dancing no matter what! More than one female vocalist recieved votes in our poll; some other include: Whitney Flousten, Belinda Carlisle, wacky Cyndi Lauper, Allison Moyet, Tina Turner, Pat Benatar, Sade, and Annie Lennox. Favorite Femaie Singer The winner here must be cen- sored due to al- choholic con- tent. Runner-up, however, need not be edited- Diet Coke is as all-American as you can get these days. The few printable entries in this category were: milk, 7UP, apple juice, iced-tea, and Kool-Aid. Favorite Drink stand By Me took second place in this category and two oldies but goodies - Scarface and The Blues Brothers came in third. The absolute favorite, however, was Top Gun by miles and miles of air- space. The summer films-The Fly, Aliens, and Ferris Bueller’s Day Ott also recieved rave reviews from the class of 1987. Cn a more serious note, our more intellectual students agreed that Out Ot Africa, Witness, and The Color Purple were the best The Rocky Horror Picture Show experience also made the list. Strange to say, however, that no Rambo or Rocky films recieved as much as one vote-sorry Sylvester! Sometimes the programming on TV can leave a little to be desired . . , sometimes it leaves a lot. The class of 1987 watches only the best. Namely The Cosby Show. The other prime time favor- ites include Moonlighting, (second place). Family Ties, Cheers, Night Court, (love those Thursday nights), Mac- Gyver, The Facts Of Life, and Dynasty, (I guess we ' ve outgrown good, old GFI). For the more frivolous, we ' ve got the Fllnstones, and for the more adolescent . . Ses- ame Street? For the slightly off the wall- Monty Python. Flappy Prime Time Viewing! Favorite Movie Favorite TV Show There ' s nothing like the sound of a favorite group to bring back memories by the myriad, (that ' s an SAT word!). The top three in this category certainly do that; they are: Van Halen, U2, and Pink Floyd. The rest of the candi- dates in our poll ranged from AC DC to Run DMC and included: The Violent Femmes, Journey, The Beatles, Squeeze, INXS, New Man, The Police, The Cure and the Beach Boys. Yes, Led Zep was also in there. Meryl Streep has become almost a synonym for the word actress. A classic wom- an as well as actress, she truly de- serves this position. Fler peers, old and new, have also been cho- sen by the seniors as worthy of mention. Cybill Shepherd was chosen number two for her role in Moonlighting, and Demi Moore was voted number three for her numerous movies roles. The hunks have it! Number one goes to the top gun, Tom Cruise, who stole hearts in Risky Busi- ness, All The Right Moves, and most recently. Top Gun, (the number one movie of ' 87). Number two and three were Michael J. Fox and Rob Lowe, re- spectively. The older men in the acting world recieved their votes-Jack Nicholson and Clint Eastwood would not be left out. Favorite Group Favorite Actress Favorite Actor With ap- pearances in two of this summer ' s best movies, Twist and Shout was voted the favorite song, Stair- way to Fleaven was tied with Lisa Lisa ' s All Cried Out for second place- a rather odd combination for top three. A few others were: In the Name of Love , Shock the Monkey , I Drink Alone , and Black Coffee in Bed. Favorite Song Looking for the perfect comeback? Flere are some of the best, ac- cording to the class of 1987: We ' re Golden , Whatever turns you on , Party , Can ' t deal with it , I ' ll rip your heart out, (for those of you who like to get right to the point), Get a clue, For God ' s sake, Frodo lives, It ' s casual, That ' s cool , (or coo-elle), and (of course), the favorite of all sayings- Get a life. Now you ' ll never be at a loss for words. Favorite Saying Let ' s face it, any saying can be worn through with time. Flere are the cream of the crop of bad sayings. At the top of the list: You ' re bumming . The four runners up are as follows: whassup? , Fley hon , Dur, and, Flappnin ' . Other win- ning phrases included: Do it , Like-wow , Same difference , Yay , Oh my head , Gag me with a spoon , totally! . ( Valley went out so long ago!) and, of course: Wicked Awesome! Least Favorite Saying Guys , you ' ll be happy to know that you have been voted the favorite thing. (Girls, how cliche!). The three runners up were: parties, Sugarloaf ' 86, and money. The class of 1987 also enjoys rock concerts and boating, not to mention dancing. Other favorite things of the class of 1987 include: the Tazmanian Devil, Ipswich, graduating, blondes, the brat pack, the movies, rock ' n ' roll, and (of course), weekends. Another favorite is the one and only - romance (sigh). There are some things you can just do with- out. For example, rap songs on the radio, homework on Fridays, cafeteria food, col- lege applications, Ipswich, school, popularity, cold winters. Joan Collins and her glitzy ward- robe, avocados, graduating, not graduat- ing. Mondays, the clientele at Fantasy ' s, rain on weekends, getting caught, having to work on Friday nights, SAT ' s, and (last but not least), Mr. T. The Reasons For Existence The Things We Can Live Without WITH LOVE, MOM AND DAD Thank you Scott, for making us proud to be your parents. You ' re the greatest. Love Mom and Gunny si® . ® 0 ' 9®. si® ' xS%0 ' ' ' 0 ® x ® . v 9.? S) A v cT 9 Dear T, We started to write about how proud you make us, but it sounded real mushy. Then we thought something profound would be appropriate, but we were out of tea bags So we will use this space for a serious message, in case we don ' t get a chance to discuss this important subject before you graduate. You will surely find, after the essays and interviews and applicatians are done, and Spot and Fang are all caught up, the social scene has set- tled down, the last set is struck the final final is finished, and your last Transcript has gone to press, that we all know you will go on to do great things, start- ing with cleaning your room. With love from all of us, S. 0 ®0 ' Ca ' t ' r ' Or ' G ' O ' Or ' G ’o.yo A ' O ' . , 0 ' y ' O ' ) ' O ' P , ‘ A G hrJ ' O O ' Q O, 0 0 V, ' ' o. o, o © ' ‘9 S°V ' :a S ' V ® ' Oq v © h o O ' A c % 0, O ' © ' ' C Jessica, Congratulations; to you and your class- mates, We are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Mindy and John, - 127 WITH LOVE, MOM AND DAD . . . SENIORS AT WORK Yes boys and girls . . . it ' s that time again! Hold on tight because here we go on our wonderful working world tour of Ipswich. Yes boys and girls, this is when we learn where all of the really good children spend their time earning money for their grandparents ' retirement fund. Let ' s begin with C-A-P-E-A-N-N. That ' s right. Cape Ann Market. Can you say Cape Ann is fun on Wednes- day nights ? 1 know you can. Let ' s step inside. Come on! Oh Mary Poppins! It ' s Chris A.. Ka- trina. and Melissa! See them ring up the items! No? Look closer. Aren ' t they good? Well Jimminy Cricket! Here comes Chris 0.1 Now boys and girls, can you name Mickey ' s friend? That ' s right. Goofy. Aren ' t we per- ceptive? Oh! RUN. boys and girls! Here come Shannon and Gail O. to throw us out! Oh Dear! Look there ' s Denise and Faith! No. boys and girls, don ' t take candy from those girls! Aren ' t we smart! Okay children. Let ' s explore the 5 and 10. Gee. look at the smiling sales girl! Can you read her tag? K-l- M. That ' s Right! Why hello Kim. who is your frowning co-worker? Can you say Hello Laura, children? Oh goodness children, I have a swell idea! Let ' s go to Brooks! We can buy candy for our mothers! Won ' t they drop dead, boys and girls? Can you say drop dead? Why. there ' s Kim Janvrin! Oh No Kim. we weren ' t talking to you! Aren ' t we scared! Spercalifragilisticexpialidoshus! Let ' s visit with our friend Laurel. She works in Woolworths! Maybe we ' ll have lunch there! Speaking of gas, our yellow school bus is almost empty! Whatever shall we do? We could go to John at Mobil. Okay, hold on to you lunch money tight, children. Oh HEAVENS! Can 130 GAS STATION AHENDANT Full time, Mon-FrI 7-3. Ap- ply In person. Newtonvilk Exxon 650 Washington St. Newtonville. 527-9698 you read the sign in the window, boys and girls? That ' s right, it says Closed due to bomb scare . Perhaps Gail M. can aid us in our peril. But look she ' s being held up. Aren ' t we lucky that we didn ' t stop. Can you yell Hurrah? OH, THANK MY AUNT GERTRUDE I It ' s that nice boy Chris M. at Exxon. He ' ll start us up for sure! Well, boys and girls, our tour is al- most ended! Let ' s say a final hello to Rachael at the bakery. Hello, To Ra- chael! Aren ' t we hungry! YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORS Rachael Wilcox Jamie Howarth L to R; T to B: M Reynolds, D. Dietch, P. Mulholland, P. Donaher, C. Gagnon, N. Dabos, V. Maizone, P. Marini, D. McKee, FI. Flennessey, N. Boch, L. Sapor- ito, K. Player, J. Pauley, J. Flowarth, K. Moore, K. Lawton, A. Entwistle, K. Anderson, M, Banville, L. Lavallee. Senior Directory: Kristen Foote Laura LaVallee Michelle Banville Chris O ' Meara Katie Anderson Senior Ceiebrities: Rachel Wilcox Rachael Wilcox Katie Anderson Jamie Sara Entwistle Ben Wilcox Flowarth Kerry Marden Jamie Howarth Work Piaces: Michele Drohan Stephanie Bies Rachael Wilcox Jeff Spencer Faith Drown Fashion and Food Coiiage: Typists: Kim Walton Jamie Flowarth Katie Player Kristen Lawton Current Events Coiiage: Mandy Howarth Amy Entwistle Rachael Wilcox Vicki Maizone Katie Player Cover Art and Design: Frank Poltack Jen Hunt Jamie Flowarth Photographers: Section Introduction Copy: Darren McKee TJ Leet William Paulitz Special Thanks Popuiarity Poii: Janis Andrews Jamie Flowarth Kris Lawton Mrs. King for bringing the food to Yearbook Staff: Kris Foote our meetings and always smiling Jamie Flowarth Cliff Whynott no matter what. Tom Keeley for Parent Ads: Pete Donaher everything! (Doing this wit hout Jamie Flowarth Rachael Kris Price you would have been like going Wilcox Chris Gagnon to the dentist without novicaine) Divider Pages: Kristen Zagray Mr. Fortado for his patience in Jamie Flowarth Peter Mulholland dealing with our forty photo ses- Advertising Sections: Gretchen Fudge sions. Mr. McKenzie for the fre- Flope Flennessy Joanna Morley quent use of his phone to call Jamie Howarth Carrie Gordon Mark Lawrence and ask. Katie Player Patron Drive Teams: where ' s the photographer? 132 SECTION EDITORS Thanks for starting us off, Chris. Seniors LAURA LAVALLEE 1 Portfolio BETH JOHNSON Advertising HOPE HENNESSEY Underclassmen LAURA SAPORITO Sports JEN HUNT Activities AMY ENTWISTLE Faculty KATIE ANDERSON Photography KRISTEN FOOTE Copy KATIE PLAYER 33 ADVERTISEMENTS MAKING THIS YEARBOOK POSSIBLE HAS NOT ONLY BEEN THE WORK OF THE STAFF, BUT ALSO THE FINANCIAL CON- TRIBUTIONS OF OUR ADVERTISERS. WE SINCERELY THANK THEM— AND HOPE YOU WILL SUPPORT THEM AS MUCH AS THEY HAVE SUPPORTED US. BUSINESS RESTAURANTS Seabird Fisheries 144 Riverview 145 Dairy Queen 140 Guertner ' s House 154 Oscar ' s 157 Sunrise Seafoods 164 Pancake House 156 Bo King 162 Louis ' House of Pizza 160 White Farms 163 Clambox 168 Chippers 175 VIDEO STORES Video Barn 140 Agawam Video 175 BANKS Ipswich Co-op Bank 143 Ipswich Savings Bank 145 First National Bank 172 AUTO Means-Chevrolet-Olds Inc. Levere ' s Auto Parts Ipswich Ford Art ' s Texaco 136 ETC. Ocmulgee Pottery Fernald ' s Marine Class of ' 88 Class of ' 89 Class of ' 90 Marini Farms Tetrault Jewelers Linebrook Paper and Party Rainbow Jewelers Ipswich Driving School . . . , Emcco Ceramic North Shore Hot Tubs, Inc. Tedford ' s Ipswich Center 142 Ipswich Lanes 154 Skol 158 B.C. Breaker 175 Billy B. Trucking Parker River Yacht NEWS Salem Evening News Chronicle PATRONS SERVICES CLOTHES Foreign Affairs 148 Footprints 155 Hill ' s Family Store 151 Immie Designs 170 TRAVEL On Time Travel 163 Colonial Travel 157 BOTTLE SHOPS Marcorelle ' s 163 lps A ich Bottle Shop 170 Keivard-Willard 143 Hayes, Ledoux, Whipple and King . 152 Carleton Funeral Home 152 North Shore Custom Tailors 143 Elliot Fuel Co 140 Pen-Bur 171 CM Transportation Inc 151 Metric Metals 156 Gibbon Machine Co. Inc 155 Ross and Ross Attorneys 162 Sullivan Insurance Agency 166 Ippy Shoe 164 Spoke and Chain 160 Mark Lawrence 165 Karalias and Tsoutsouras 159 Capital Planners, Inc 167 Salter Transportation 169 Damon and Damon Insurance Agy. 168 Dip ' n Clip 175 E. and S. Machine Inc 176 Amundsen Printers Inc 175 Robert C. Hiltz Inc 172 The Printing Co 173 HAIR The Cut Hut 141 Heads Up 157 The Cut Above 160 GROUPS The LaSalette Shrine 141 Ipswich Shopping Center Merchants As- soc 166 ' Cable Prof. Assoc 149 Amvets 170 Friends of the Arts 164 Ipswich Boosters Club 161 The Police Association 159 FURNITURE Kitchens by Kilgour 163 Metropolitan Furniture 152 Pierce and Co. Furniture 170 Strand Furniture 152 GENERAL STORES Bruni Farm Inc. 164 Ipswich News Co 148 Kaszubas Market 175 Woolworths 171 DRUG STORES Conley ' s Drug Stroe 154 Quint ' s 169 FLOWERS Flowers by the Sea 175 Gordon Greenhouses 141 Joanne ' s Place 155 PATRON DRIVE 1987 LAURA COLTIN MARION SOKOLOV CHAMBER FAMILY ERIC WARD FORD FAMILY GEORGE PACHECO PAULA 8c BINK SHORTS ARTHUR G. BARTON RUTH FRILSON GORDON SWEENEY C.H. BOUTON THOMAS CLARK RON 8c BARBARA NOEL BROMBY FAMILY GEORGE COUTURIER JOANE PARKER ANNE POTUR BERRY FAMILY LUCENTI FAMILY SIMARD DONALD PAUL VALCOUR PHIL SOUSA VICTORIA DELISLE MR, 8c MRS. ROBINS MR. 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VANDELICHT MASTRANGELO FAMILY THE RYANS DONNA Wise TARA SEGNER DON KINGSTON LAURA CUFRARO DAVID DROWN MIKE 8c DIANE SHORT MR. 8c MRS. COMEAU GOGAN FAMILY DOHERTY FAMILY DAVE WILLIAMS EDWARD MICHON MRS. I. ORSINI LESTER HILLS MR. 8c MRS. KELLER CAROL SULLIVAN MR. 8c MRS. K. HOOK D. 8c C. OHISHOLM MRS. C. CLEARY TOZIER FAMILY CHRISTA MAROLEU LAYNE FAMILY THE MESSELARS THE EMERYS MR. 8c MRS. HOWARD KERRIE KENYON JONES FAMILY DR. FRANK ROMENO DICK 8c REGGIE KOWAL MR. 8c MRS. ELWARD WALSH FAMILY SCOTTON JOHNSON BOB LINDQUIST DANA JORDAN MRS. J. SOROKA SUSAN LOVEJOY BARRY HOPPING D. 8c T. WALTON Ann 8c Bill Reynolds MR. 8c MRS. MORENCY MIKE HAZARD STEPHANIE HUNT JANETTE CAMERON ELANE KENGON PAUL DEAN MICHELLE GOGAN NANCY DROWN JOE 8c SUE CARPENTER LOIS MORRISON JOAN 8c HUGH O ' FLYNN HELEN 8c JIM GRANT MATTHEW STUPLES MR. 8c MRS. STEBBINGS SANDRA A. GALANIS J. 8c A. FERRICK DR. 8c MRS. J.P. JONES MARC SILVERMAN Dan 8c Rita Player MR. 8c MRS. DUNBAR MR. 8c MRS. LAVALLEE R. 8c G. POIRIOR Ipswich Rte 1 A (High St. Ipswich, MdSS. Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Am. D. Q. Corp Congratulations Class Of 1987 ELLIOTT oPiPSJficH CQ4L OIL 2f BROWN SOUAirC IPSWICH. MA OiSM 3M4341 Productions Insurance Weddings Your Complete Camera And VCR Store Film Processing Accessories 1 hr. Film Processing 35 mm Color Prints Next Day Service All Other Film Fine Stoneware A Porcelain Functional Sculpturalware Adult 8n Children ' s Classes 363 High St., Ipswich 356-0636 140 o U ' lefloia S?7ou e� s iJlliangeJ fon all (Occasions Carbon reenl ouspB ' (3lnc. ij ' lo’iists 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. NATIONAL SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF LA SALETTE 315 TOPSFIELD ROAD IPSWICH, MA 01938-1 195 Telephone (617) 356-3151 Congratulations Class Of 1987 141 MEANS CHEVROLET - OLDS Wishes The Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1987 96 County Rodd Route 1-A fpswich, MA. 01938 Keiver-Willard Lumber Corporation 11-13 Graf Road Newburyport, Ma. 01950 (617) 462-7193 ; 462-7194 NORTH SHORE CUSTOM TAILORS Makers Of Quality Clothes Cleaning - Alterations Repairing 68 Central St. Ipswich, MA 356-3663 IPSWICH CCKFERATIVE BANK We Grew Up Here Best Wishes To The Class Of 1987 2 Central St. Ipswich, Mass. Bob McPhail Am LaCount Don Watson In Memory Of Peter Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 87 From IPSWICH SAVINGS BANK Where Thousands Save Millions Established 1869 Ipswich Savings Bank Rowley Ipswich Essex 948-7736 356-2971 768-6561 THE RIVER VIEW Famous For Pizza WISHES THE CLASS OF 1987 SUCCESS, HEALTH AND HAPPINESS FOR THE FUTURE EVENING NEWS SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 Ipsu ich Office — 54 Central St. 556 0200 FOREIGN AFFAIRS Jewelry, Clothing Gifts and Accessories 16 Market Street Ipswich, MA 01938 Tel. (617) 356-7080 THE TOBACCONIST of IPSWICH Ipswich News Co. Inc. 10 Market Street IPSWICH, MASS. 01938 617-356-3313 Best Wfehes From The Cable Professional Association Steven B. Blumberg, D.O. William B. Orenberg, M.D. Charles C. Dolton, Esq. 0 Mohammad Saeed, M.D. ' Alexander Gunn, II, M.D. Dennis F. Stoler, M.D. David M. Jewett, M.D. Howard E. Stone, Jr., M.D, George P. Kacoyanis, M.D. Alen G. Swan, Esq. Bernard J. Levine, M.D. Charles A. Swanson, M.D. Randolph D. Maloney, M.D. F. Dale Vincent, Esq. Thomas L. Moscarillo, D.D.S. Kenneth L. Zinn, M.D. Congratulations Class Of 1987 From MARINI FARM STAND Extends Their Best Wishes To Peggy And Our Special Friends In The Class Of 1987 Canoes - Sailboats Aluminum Boats FERNALD ' S MARINE Rt. lA Newbury 465 - 03 -1 2 Good Luck Graduates HILL ’S FAMILY STORE 3 Market St. Ipswich 356-2626 CM TRANSPORTATION INC 3 Topsfield Rd Ipswfch MA Best Wishes Class Of 87 HAYES, LEDOUX, WHIPPLE KING A TTORNEYS AT LAW 49 FEDERAL STREET SALEM, MASS. 01970 (617) 745-3363 25 MARKET STREET IPSWICH, MASS. 01938 (617) 356-2933 Best Wishes From METROPOLITAN FURNITURE CO. 3 Topsfield Road 356-2844 STRAND FURNITURE CO. Depot Square Ipswich, MA 01938 356-2505 Best Wishes To The Class Of 87 [ Bluks and (d-uxL ion FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4 ' 3 c:Afoxt(i Street Ofiiicicli, 01 3 S O xiincii !Ls . (2 axLtton tltfifionc COdi’i ' i O. axlclon 356-2422 Tfmpi Firm 4ht f Ass « ' w ■TO rue OMS 87 Pay attention, you may loam something during your meai. From the wood carvings in the beams to the quaint fireplaces throughout the house, Guertner ' s 1640 House reflects genera- tions of growth and change You will enjoy a superbly prepared meal in the original surroundings of Thomas Hart ' s colonial dwelling Whether it be at Sunday brunch or at dinner, we will satisfy your appetite for knowledge and history as well as victuals. Reservations accepted Oinner Sunday Brunch. 51 Linebrook Rd., Ipswich, MA 356-4711 tNAPA Kenneth P. Cain OWNER AUTO PARTS LEVERE’S MOTOR SERVICE INC. 1 UNION STREET P O BOX 307 IPSWICH. MASS 0 1930 (617) 356-2992 Congratulations Seniors 50 CENTRAL STREET • IPSWICH, MA 01938 356-2121 RICHARD A. DOYLE, R.Ph. MARLENE M. DOYLE, R.Ph 154 Dial: (su) 3 5 6 7 4 7 8 fMAJOH CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED BY PHONE • DELIVERY WORLD WIDE GOOD LUCK TIGERS F QUALITY FOOTWEAR 21 Market St. Ipswich, MA 01938 (617) 356-9085 I BOB ELIZABETH KONIKOWSKI T Saunas • Spas Hot Tubs Sales, Service, Installation Private Room Rentals Hot Tub on Wheels Tanning Room Complete Line of Accessories riORTH ?HORG HOT TUB9 29 H inPI TT ' JT., IP ?WICH, ( 617 ) 356-3346 PHIL PUMA Gibbon Machine Co., Inc. 10 Union Street Ipswich, Massachusetts 01938 DAN GIBBON 356-3162 155 Good Luck Class Of ' 87 THE VILLAGE PANCAKE HOUSE Rowley, Mass. Smcco Qeeamic CLASSES (617) 356-2948 Nettie eta£6 PRECISION SHEET METAL FABRICATION WELDMENTS ASSEMBLY 20 BROADWAY AVE. CHARLES J. (BUD) ORRELL JR. IPSWICH, MA 01938 EILEEN CARAM Certified Teacher 168 HIGH STREET IPSWICH, MA 01938 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1987 PHONE 356-4597 156 HAIR SALON 2 SHORT STREET • LORD ' S SOUARE IPSWICH, MA 01938 356-9637 Hours: Weekdays 9-8 Saturday 9-5 At The Marketplace 51 Market Street Ipswich, MA William J. Meade 0ie taurcuit (617) 356-5649 Good Luck Seniors! (lo[onia[ xa Js.L 126 High Street 356-4301 Ann Reilly Sharon Bacon Marilyn Labow Stephanie Brouillette 157 IPSWICH FORD 105 County Rd. Ipswich 356-2916 The Real World Is closer than you think. Congratulations to the Class of 1987. Karalias Tsoutsouras Advertising 78’ 2 Central Street, Suite 2, Ipswich, MA 01938 (617) 356- 9010 Congratulations Class Of ' 871 IPSWICH POLICE ASSOCIATION LOUIE ' S HOUSE of PIZZA ' Hof 5 Depot Square Ipswich, Ma 356-9606 OPEN EVENINGS OPEN 9-8 MONDAY-FRIDAY 9-4 SATURDAY WALK-INS WELCOME IPSWICH - 356-9712 Hair Cutting . Styling Spoke Gkain BICYCLE REPAIR. SERVICE. SALES DOUG BROCKELBANK Owner Operator 236 HIGH ST. IPSWICH. MASS. 01938 For The Men And Women of Today Wendy, Sandy, Joan, Karen, Patrice, Jacky 356-4808 160 UL lT O j o OF 9 qP pSWlC y .V-’-iJ i . -rj i 5 Ziger! KiV . 1 ;? Booster Club Pres- Richfird BfiNviuE V.pRE5-- Arthur Haley Tres •••• jftRpi 0 Connor Secy •• Eileen Linehrn 161 ao mG KeSrAUXAHT Canton e, Szechuan, Polynesian A American Cuisine Order To Take Out 356-5595 Hawaii Room Lounge Exotic Cocktails Entertainment Nightly 81 Newburyport Tpke, Rte 1 Ipswich, Mass. 01938 No Butler in the Budget? Do the Next Best Hung Paper Party Goods from Linebrook Paper And Party 2 Lords jiquare Ipsuirh 356 ‘ 76 S 4 Telephone (617) 356-2000 356-5462 Ross and Ross Attorneys at Law Arthur K. Ross Jr. P©tGr M. Ross Ipswich, MA 01938 IPSWICH DRIVING SCHOOL,! NC. classroom and behind-the- wheel instruction. Contact: Kyle Kirim Instructor 356-4440 1 54 High Street DRIVINO 162 Congratulations Seniors! WHITE FARMS ICE CREAM (617) 356 5486 KITCHENS by KILGOUR RUPERT W WLGOUR 83 HIGH ST Cabinet Maker IPStMCK MA C1938 Bonnie Ferguson, CTC ON TIME TRAVEL 22 Market Street Ipswich, Massachusetts 01938 (617)356-2905 262-6220 163 t Congratulc3tions To The Class Of 1987 BRUM FARMS COUNTRY STORE 24 Essex Road Route 133 Ipswich, Mass 356-4877 Joseph J. Bruni, Prop. iffUT SANDALS Qood Lock to tne Class f CEt TR L SHOE RE?R R ' xerox copx center, SUNRISE SEAFOODS LOBSTERS • FISH • CLAMS 10 Central St. (Rl. lA) GARY CHERYL Ipswich, MA 01938 ROLES 617-356-9394 164 • FAMILY PORTRAITURE • HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS • WEDDINGS 32 SUMMER ST. • HAVERHILL • 374-0371 Congratulations From Your Official School Photographer 10 Market St. Ipswich, Mass 356-5511 IPSWICH MERCHANTS ASSOC. NEW ENGLAND STORES INC. LYNN FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK HALLMARK CLEANERS SALAD BOWL CAPE ANN MARKET Congratulations, Jamie FROM MOM AND DAD IN IPSWICH LUMBER - HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIALS VISA TRUE VALUE HARDWARE DEALER • MASON SUPPLIES • BOAT FLOATS KHOVl .N S( I ARE - IPSVI ICH 356-4387 (215) 476-1500 (609) 772-1502 f.ArrrAifi.AmffisIl ' , A REGISTERED INVESTMENT ADVISORY CORPORATION Way To Go! Michele! Suite 100-A JONATHAN S. INGBER Two Echelon Plaza President Voorhees, NJ 08043 167 CLAM BOX RTE. 1A 133, IPSWICH, MA ' ? €d azz- EAT-IN OR TAKEOUT 356-9707 DAMON DAMON INSURANCE AGENCY THE GREGORY INSURANCE AGENCY All types of Insurance 126 High Street 356-2171 356-2116 168 THE SALTER COMPANIES SALTER SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION JOHN P. SALTER, INC. IPSWICH TRANSPORTATION, INC. Proudly Serving Newbury Newburyport Ipswich Salisbury Triton Regional SALTER LIMO SERVICE School Transportation Contractors Since 1931 Airport Limo-Charter Trips Newburyport 188 State St 462-6433, 1386 MDPU 85-229 169 Good Luck Compliments Of AMVETS POST 201 V h.i ' rnflhuig for the y hncic. her mother 1 and attendants Immie designs 1 also Debutante. ei ' enir]q and . graduation dresses ' j TVoLissrau lingerie 5 South Main Ipswich, MA 01938 N 1 VV ' r 5ptrin LZ(‘ n Mon. -Sat. 9:30-5.00 rrstonafion of aritique i nrrnnf (f d Thurs. Eve. by appt. . UH ' ddinq qnu ' ris (617) 356-3334 Congratulations Class Of 1987 WM. BLAUVELT 46 TOWN FARM ROAD IPSWICH, MA 01 938 (617) 356-7554 161 7) 356-7597 IPSWICH LANES Mon-Fri 9:00 - 5:30 Children 60o A String Adult Specials Friday Mornings IPSWICH BOTTLE SHOP 164 High Street Beer • Wine • Liquors Good Spirits Best Price On The North Shore FIERCE PIERCE COMPANY EINELY CRAETED BUTCHER BLOCK EURNITURE 30 Brown ville Ave. 356-3755 SAVE -BUY DIRECT EROM OUR EACTORY SHOWROOM 170 fine jewelry - expert repairs Repairs Jewelry • Watches •Holloware Services Hand Engraving • Custom Desi • Remounb (617)35 0577 14 Market Street Ipswich, MA 01938 Rirbara letreault John Telatnik 111 (( May the road rise to meet you. May the wind be ever at your hack ... — an Irish wish Good luck to the Class of 87 and to each of your individual endeavors. ilpsutici) Cljtonidc Pen -Bur CORPORATION Roger A. Burke Earl Pendexter General Contractors Design Construction Corgrotulotions Mike 617-356-4541 167 High St. Ipswich, MA 01938 Best Wishes From F.W. Woolworth Co. Ipswich, MA. W.J. Manning Manager 171 172 All things by immortal power Near or far Hiddenly To each other linked are That thou cans’t not stir a flower Without troubling of a star — Francis Thompson 1 1(11 III r- Jon I Ion ' ( nil) • I he ITniiliKj ( ) nnpnnij • IpsoJeh 173 Seacraft Nordic Tug Turnabout Volvo Penta Load Rite Pari-Prams AGAWAM VIDEO SnL€S RGNTflLS 2 SHORT STRe€T • LORD SOURR6 Trailers IPSLUICH, Mfl 01958 (617) 5S6-5998 A 10US turnabout Good Luck From Jimmy, Hank, Donna, Larry And Dave Good Luck From Everyone At Full Service Marina (617) 462-4551 ART ' S TEXACO David C. Pierotti Sales Manager 3 Topsfield Road Ipswich MASS 356-9741 R. C. Breaker Trucking I IEKCE ROBERT BREAKER IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 Owner (617) 356-5022 PIERCE COM PA N V PIN ELY CRAETED BUTCHER BLOCK EURNITURE ■ Best Wishes To The ■ Class Of 87 30 Brownville Ave. H From CjOG ' O vVvO 1 “ KASZUBAS MARKET„ SAVE! -BUY DIRECT FROM OUR FACTORY SHOWROOM Best Wishes To Class Of 1987! AMUNDSEN PRINTERS SERVICE, INC. Ipswich, MA Di ' N Clip All Breed Pet Grcxjming Pet Suppliers Flea Dips Hot Oils Medicated Shampoos Kim Howard 356-5340 THE IPSWICH CENTER 2S A HIGH STREET • IPSWICH, MA 01938 (617) 356-4297 Congratulations Class Of ' 87 14 Carole G. Stockwell 24-C Essex Road Ipswich, MA 01938 617-356-5790 By ihe Ipswich River inihe cenleroi (own. 71 River Breahluvl Lunch fiunday Brunch Dinner Caldwells Blotk • Ipswich, Mass. 356-795 p • Open Daily 176 Hey Cast! Smile for the camera! 178 Bay State Duo J and D Junior Prom ' 86 Don ' t slip! So serious 179 Mike and Lee Catch a wave! Ready for the beach guys? The Wave. Two of a kind. 180 Ross and his wheels. The court of 1986! A night out on the town. r Perfect. Peek-a-boo Kelly! He ' s suave, he ' s debonair, he ' s Pete Mulholland, The three musketeers. 181 Here ' s the reason. Not bod guys! What ore you reading? 182 Mel and Kizzie Baby. What are you thinking about, Brian? A smiling senior lineup. Matt and Doni. I ATE IT JUST THE SAME: EXPERIENCES AT IPSWICH HIGH I muddled down the hallway, tired, as usual. The voices were in my ears, their colors bombarded my eyes. You-Are-Here, Ipswich High. WELCOME!!! I went to my class, familiar, yet nameless faces file to their seats, yapping to each other. We ' re pretty much happy students here at Ipswich. That ' s good. The teacher walked in and it began, another extension of our collective consciousness. Five days a week, nine months a year. Every class seems to have its own distinctive personality, depending, of course, upon the degree of alienation between teacher and student. You either relate or you don ' t. Simple. It tends to affect the whole course. Ah well, it makes no difference to me, time is mud. So the day trickled on and it was finally time for lunch. Good, I thought, food ... no tension. Cafeteria lunch periods can be real intriguing places. There are four of them here at Ipswich. All are unique. The cafeteria becomes, suddenly, a scale model of the student body as a whole. With each class and culture represented, we act like seperate cells in a single writhing organism. I love it. The big doors yawned open and we responded with a stampede. By sixth period, you can get real hungry and I joined them in the ol ' push and shove. The food assembled by our new cafeteria staff looked vaguely disturbing to me, but nevermind, I ate it just the same. Soon enough, the bell rang and lunch was over. We filed out of the cafeteria leaving it in a total mess, discarded ice cream wrappers were everywhere, milk cartons, cellophane bags and protoplasmic slime. And what did we care? We do have janitors after all. The first thing a foreign student notices about our school Is it ' s size. ( My Gawd! Our GYM ' S 4 times as big as this one! ) It ' s tiny and poorly designed; but that ' s okay, it ' s what makes us unique. We may not like each other but certainly, we at least know each other. It ' s one big family like it or not. Our ' s is the school that looks like it was drawn up on the back of a coffee napkin. Our ' s is the school with T.V. commercials on the walls, the only one like it around. We have an identity all to our own. From one end of the spectrum to the other, We-Are-Here. The last two periods eased by and presently, the day had ended. I was one step closer to grad- uation. How strange, I thought Graduation from this place! The overwhelming presence in my life for the past four years, soon to come to an end, like the day itself. The mechanics of life. Some students have grown to resent this school and the people in it and I suppose that ' s understandable. But not me, for better or for worst, our school has been an experience for me and that ' s what it ' s all about, experience! (You dig it, man? ) I ' ll never forget Ipswich High, how could I? Joseph Winters 184