Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1989 volume:

IPSWICH ROOM Ipswich FV ' wc Library Ipswich, rhcsrcch usetfs In Memory Of Mary Walle DEDIO The Best Of Times The best of times is now. What’s left of summer but a faded rose? The best of times is now. As for tomorrow, well, who knows? who knows? So hold this moment fast. And live and love as hard as you know how. Hold it fast. And make this moment last because the best of times is now, Now, not some forgotten yesterday. Now, tomorrow is too far away. And make this moment last because the best of times is now. By Jerry Herman TION T 1 A GOOD LUCK IN RETIREMENT! 1 l ' Debbie Scherer recieves her first diploma In keeping with the theme of the Tiger Times, we would like to thank the man behind the “Re- Admit Slips’’- it’s about time to thank Mr. McKenzie. Mr. McKenzie came to Ipswich High School in September 1958 as a math teacher and then later became vice principal. His trademark-jingling keys-can be heard echoing throughout the school. John Thomas, IHS Class of 1967, remembers that those keys struck fear into all students deterring misbehaver. All it would take was the sound of those keys; their effect is just as potent in 1989 as it was in 1958. It’s also rumored that in 1966 Mr. McKenzie had a plethora of wild ties to hand out to young men who had “forgotten” their own. It is further rumored that he had a ruler to measure young women’s skirts to make sure they were below the knees. Joseph Rogers, our past principal, wonders if Mr. McKenzie remembers the “Old School” and the student, Rollie Singer! Times have changed since the “Old School,” but Mr. McKenzie has continued to always be available for students. He is a caring friend looking out for our best interests. Without him, graduation would never come about. His never ending energy, advice, and constant guidance to classes over the years cannot be measured. He has educated us in every meaning of the word- from freshman orientation to graduation rehearsal. Thank you for everything Mr. McKenzie- you will be missed. 3 IT’S ABOUT TIME . . . To Appreciate The Faculty Page 6 ... To Notice The Underclassmen Page 20 ... To Congratulate The Seniors Page 46 ... To Acknowledge Art Students .... Page 66 ... To Look At What Students Do . Page 82 • • • To Recognize The Athletes . . . Page 122 ... To Thank Our Patrons And Supporters . Page 156 ITS ABOUT TIME . . . To Appreciate The Commitment And Efforts Of The Faculty Inside And Outside Of The Classroom. You all know who he is. There is no one else like him — no other teacher spends his days playing Scruples with his psychology classes, or gliding down the halls on rollers- kates. His name is Ron Toleos; he came to Ipswich the year most of us were born, and left after the first quarter of this year. Mr. Toleos was never your average teacher. He told us weird Freudian things with that familiar devilish gleam in his eyes, the look of a child who found his Christmas presents a month early; that look that said he had something wonderful to share. His goals in life were to find “the truth” and to help humanity through music, through the presidency of the Ipswich Teachers Association, and through his classes-but most of all, he wanted to be where the action was. If we wanted to try something out of the ordinary, like spon- soring a schoolwide fundraiser, playing Christmas music over the intercom be- tween classes, or organizing a chapter of Amnesty International, we knw where to go. If our lives were in shambles, he was always willing to listen and help. Now Ron Toleos is off to where the action is - to one of the most challenging schools in the state. He is the new vice-principle at Chelsea High School, participating in an experiment that warranted an article in Tim Magazine. Mr. Toleos- we will always miss you, but we know that your commitment to helping others will flourish in all your upcoming challenges. FACULTY Ellen Salah ADMINISTRATION To the Members of the Class of 1989: I appreciate being given the oppor- tunity by the editorial staff of “Tiger” to share a few, thoughts with you as you leave Ipswich High School. I feel an affinity with your class in that we both came to Ipswich High School in the Fall of 1985. Both of us lacked the experience that formed the school background of the sopho- mores and upperclassmen who “knew” our school in 1985. Together we went through many changes that caused more consternation among them than among us freshmen. Throughout your four years here I have watched you grow intellectual- ly, academically, physically and so- cially. Although you are a diverse class, in many ways you are a class together. I have admired the way you Vice Principal’s Message To the Class of 1989: As you and I leave these “hallowed halls” together, I am sure we share feelings of joy and sadness, relief and excitement, but above all, concern as to what the future holds for us. You face the rigors of college or the work- ing world, which are bound to be much more difficult and demanding than anything you have experienced to date. I look back on the many pleasures I have experienced here at Ipswich High, but also ahead to what I hope to be many years of a greater variety of pleasurable experiences. As we go our separate ways, I wish for all of us health and happiness, full and productive lives, and that once have been able to involve a large number of your classmates in your fund raising and social activities. This feeling of class togetherness will provide many pleasant memories as the years go by and you remember your days at IHS. It is my sincere hope that each of you will be able to feel that Ipswich High School has prepared you well for your adult life and your next ca- reer. Our nation needs citizens like you whose concerns go beyond their own comfort and who are willing to help their compatriots work to make our society one of racial and ethnic harmony, prosperity and justice for all. God bless you in all your endeavors. Stephen M. Fortado Principal in a while we stop to smell the roses. Good bye and good luck. Charles P. McKenzie Assistant Principal 8 GUIDANCE SPECIAL NEEDS Theodore Sigman Cynthia O ' Grady Elizabeth Ramsey June Bucchiere Guidance Secretary Joyce McNeill 9 ENGLISH The English Department Wandering the hallowed halls of Ipswich High School for the last time, the scarcely contained echo of my heels, as they click down the corri- dor, mirrors the irrepressible excite- ment bubbling inside me. I become a transparent eye-ball; for one transient moment I am part and parcel of the English Department. The times that tried our souls flood my mind on the waves of the ever-changing edicts of the MLA Handbook. Have we really escaped the tenuous grasp of The Lively Art of Writing? Write Me a Ream? Et tu . . . D.E.W.? Wild Bill? Phyllis? Faust? Emerson? Bene- detto? As for me, give me liberty or give me death! My pace uncon- sciously quickens but one last ques- tion plagues me. Is ' this’ an adjective or a pronoun? An involuntary shud- der wracks me as I wonder if a col- lege version of Warriner’s has been erected to haunt us . . . Kathy Dougan William Laakso, Dept. Debra Faust Head Beverly Benedetto Dennis Winters Gerald Peterson 10 ART The Art Department Although Art is not a required sub- ject at Ipswich High School, classes are always full. You do not have to be a future Monet or Picasso to take these classes. Some students’ prior artistic experience consists of doo- dling on notebooks. When asked why they take these classes, some say it is because of the atmosphere in the art room, with its brightly colored beams, its intriguing sink (bathtub?), and the tone of Mrs. King’s voice. Naomi Cottrell The Music Department At Ipswich High School, we are for- tunate to have three excellent music teachers. Mr. Dolan, who teaches Music Theory, also directs both Con- cert and Jazz Band. Mrs. Cirrito di- rects the Bel Canto select choir. Mrs. Cayot directs the Concert Choir. All of these ensembles taught at Ipswich High School perform in seasonal con- certs as well as in parades, competi- tions, the Honors Assembly, Gradua- tion, and Class Day. Mark Gahm Richard Merullo Wood Shop Lina Stilwell Home Economics Gerald Dolan Band Music Theory Monica Cirrito Choral Fine Arts Director Claire Cayot Concert Choir 11 MATH The Math Department Math. To a few it’s commonplace, yet to many students each problem can be a harrowing experience. From Algebra word problems to Calculus theories, every step is a challenge that the student at Ipswich High School must brave through at one time or another. The Math Depart- ment has been the guiding light down the long, treacherous path to suc- cess. They have helped us over dan- gerous proofs, through dark func- tions, under low-hanging geometric shapes, and around dismal word problems. But just when equations were closing in and SohCahToa’s were everywhere, the Math Depart- ment pulled us out into the sunlight. Now that we have reached the end of the path, maybe, just maybe, someone will use his algebra to figure out how long it takes Sally Sue to ride her bike x miles east, 2x miles north and 5x+ 1 miles south of west of her home if she does all this on Monday morning at 7AM . . . Michele Vose Margaret Webber, Dept. Andrea Howes Dennis Lanpher Head Doris Fournier Judith Twombly 12 FOREIGN LANGUAGE - r � The Foreign Language Department Foreign — Belonging to or concerned with another nation Language — Vocal symbols by means of which human beings interact and communicate Department — Separate division or branch, as in government organiza- tions, business, retail, stores, or schools According to The Scribner Bantam English Dictionary, that is the defini- tion of a foreign language depart- ment. But here at Ipswich High School, it is much more. The teach- ers have given students the opportu- nity to blossom, experiment, and ex- perience something different from math or science — a change from for- mulas and equations to accents and tones. French, Spanish, Russian, and Latin have been a much needed di- version from the core requirements at IHS. Although all of these teachers employ their own individual teaching methods, they are all working to- wards the same goal — to be the best educators any student could have. Keisha Anderson Richard Ladd, Dept. Karen Ferris Chuck Holman Shirley Brophy Head 13 SCIENCE The Science Department Passing through the IHS Science Department is an experience which transcends the ordinary limits of physics, slipping into the realm of metaphysics. As new converts in ba- sic biology, we were bombarded with a flurry of instructive packets. Clock- watching became our sole source of entertainment. During sophomore year, the witnessing of “awesome de- mos” mesmerized us. We learned a new way of worship in the chanting of the elements song, and were deemed “geeks” and “triple re- treads. Intuitively, as juniors we flocked to physics softball. Unfortu- nately, the earth’s gravitational force plucked Mr. Quigley from our midst. His replacement demonstrated sheer spiritual stamina and a strong hand as he brought an Eastern influence to our Western thought. We were thus reborn into Biology. Our biological bibles are bigger and better than any before as we continue our pilgrimage toward higher knowledge and greater spiritual awareness . . . Torie Hopkins (Lab Technician) BUSINESS AND LIBRARY The Business Department The Business Department pro- vides an exploratory experience for students going to college as well as providing entry level training for those going directly into the job mar- ket. Another aspect of the Business De- partment is the business club, Busi- ness Professionals of America, other- wise known as OEA. The business club has been at Ipswich since 1974 and provides an opportunity for stu- dents to test their business skills. Ev- ery spring, members of the business club enter a state and national con- test where they always perform ex- ceptionally well. This demonstrates the commitment of our business teachers, as well as the enthusiasm of the students. Brandee Sotiropolous Margaret Townsend Librarian Aides: Marge Brown Nancy Beaulieu Lucille Henrick, Dept. Jean Emerson Marianne Tozier Head 15 SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies Department The Ipswich High School Social Studies Department is creative, help- ful, and ener getic. Each member of the department adds a special touch to the environment and the curricu- lum of the school. Ron Toleos, our department head, was known for using some rather strange teaching techniques. Classes often found themselves outside chanting Indian spirituals or stum- bling blindly about on trust walks. Rick Storer, best known for West- ern Civilization, starts his class ev- eryday with a smile and a joke. Mr. Storer is also involved with many ac- tivities from the Leadership Project to the Ipswich High School track team. Our political science teacher, Ken Spellman, may teach CI.S. govern- ment by day, but he is also a football coach and student government advi- sor. For economic and foreign culture classes stop in Mr. Dembowski’s room. He conducts his class with hu- mor and concern for students. Jane Rotsko, with her enthusiasm for history, has taken the department by storm. She has generated fresh- men participation in the political pro- cess. It is obvious that the members of the Social Studies Department have a great amount of talent, experience, and enthusiasm. Nancy Emerson Amy Lovell ATHLETICS The Athletic Department The newly expanded Athletic De- partment at IHS consists of various opportunities for students to develop their athletic ability. To ensure safe- ty, the department has hired an ath- letic trainer to prevent and treat inju- ries. Gym teachers have emphasized fitness as well as specific sports. Health is also heavily stressed. To- gether these teachers are committed to teaching sports and fitness that can be useful throughout life. Tom Faulds Athletic Trainer John Thomas Steve Hopping Micki McVann Clerk Jack Welch 17 LEADERSHIP PROJECT Leadership Project T to B, L to R: G. Storer, R. Dolman, N. Schnieder, B. Vanderbogart, A. Drown, J. Pignato, M. Gahm R. Storer, R. Chaisson, M. Comeau, M. Kenny, C. Cole, J. Rosseau, M. Rodham, D. Carey, W Quigley, V. Hopkins, J. Mansell, A. Bodwell, D. Levesque, J. Dorman, M. McVann, J. Greenberg, K Gogan, E. Mcmahon, L. Teele, C. Holman. The Leadership Project is a special organization in our community. It dedicates itself to the development of leadership models and programs which are designed to enhance young people ' s lives. The project also hopes to reduce incidence of drug and alcohol abuse. This pro- gram believes that adolescents are very responsible and capable people who have a great impact on their community. One important goal is to create a more positive environment which can better address substance abuse and other issues. Amy Player Lisa Terry 18 Wayne Thurlow Cliff (Jpton Dan Walker Seth Woods Pete Balabanis Bill Landmesser CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIANS Lunch Aides — T to B, L to R: Pat Mon- teirot, Jody Bartlett, Kathy Sheppard, Kathy Pilworth IT’S ABOUT TIME . . . To Notice The Often Unnoticed; To Gear Up For Health And Project Adventure; And To Start Thinking About The Future. FRESHMEN As Freshmen we entered the crowded halls, on the first day of school, not knowing what to expect. We didn’t know if we would be stuffed into lockers or thrown into trashbar- rels. As the day progressed we soon forgot all our fears, because we were too busy trying to find our way around. Getting to class on time was almost impossible! One thing that made the girls forget their fears was the senior guys, who we drooled over hoping to talk to some- day. We also learned (extremely fast) that fresh- men aren’t supposed to take senior seats at lunch or assemblies. Another thing we learned pretty quick, was not to leave our lunches in our unlocked lockers. As the day ended, there were sighs of relief from the entire freshmen class, as well as miserable looks on some faces saying, “Do we have to come back?” Now we have finished our first year of High School. Already we have many memories. But, like it or not, we still have another three years to go. We wish everyone good luck and hope you have a blast because, “These are the best days of your lives!” (sound familiar?) by Heather Jensen Melissa Allen Richard Auclair Benjamin Baker Layton Blake Heather Briggs Amy Brogna Greg Brotherton Jessica Budd Janis Caccamise Callie Cameron Rachel Caram Shannon Carroll Shawn Cayer Josua Cole Justin Daly Nicole Davis Adriene DeSilva Mark Desmond Melissa Dillworth Carrie Dolman Michael Dolman Tracey Doyon 22 CLASS Officers President: Heather MacDougall Vice President: Jesse Wendt Secretary: Nicole Davis Treasurer: Katie Greenberg Ana Estrella Michael Fecteau Steven Fessenden Denis Foster Ross Fowler Timothy Galanis Kristine Gelinas John Gianakakis Mark Gillespie Heidi Graffum Nathan Gray Katie Greenberg Tyler Haley Amy Hetnar Patricia Hofstetter Jeffery Homans Michael George Huff Matthew Hyde Darron Jalbert Heather Jensen Sarah Joss Amber Kellow 23 FRESHMAN TIMES . . Though it is their first year at IHS, this year ' s freshmen have already made their mark on the school. The class itself ex- pects Jessica Budd, Callie Cameron, and Jessica Leonard to take an award by dat- ing V 2 of the senior class. They also feel that Callie Cameron, Ian Stephens and Tra- cy Doyon made their mark on the fashion scene of the high school by being voted the most fashion conscious people in the class of 92. According to the freshman class, most of the giggles in the 1st wing came from Nicole Davis, Katie Greenberg, Sarah Joss, Joe Doherty and Amber Kellow. Other noisy freshmen are the “metalheads”, par- ticularly Pat McMillan, Greg Brotherton, Nick Schneider, Amy Hetnar, Jay Vitale and Sean Willis. The one thing most freshmen are known for is being totally and completely “clue- less”- being late, dropping books, and al- ways ending up in the wrong places. The freshmen class felt that Jessica Budd, Jes- sica Leonard, Mike Fecteau, Adrienne De- Silva, Kathleen McDonnell, and Stephanie Poltack were the most “clueless” of all. Paul Mancinelli Jen Mansell Jeff Marshall Jason McDermott Kathleen McDonnell Richard Merry David Kelly Jessica Leonard Heather MacDougall Nicole Malaquias 24 Joshua Moore Amy Murphy Jonathan O ' Flynn Patrick MacMillan Stacey Morse Hanh Nguyen Jennifer O ' Meara Larry Paulaski Christopher Pauley Stefanie Poltack Sarah Popek Sarah Prato v K A ! if; jj 47WI STEERING COMMITTEE L. to R., T. to B.: L. Paulaski, S. McCallister, M. Allen, J. Man sell, M Fecteau, J. Leonard, H. Jensen, R. Caram, A. Brogna, S. Poltack, J. Bedd, J. Caccamise, A. Murphy, J. Wendt, K. Green berg, H. MacDougall, M. Davis Wendy Price Andrea Putur Tracy Pose Julie Schaeffer Mot shown- Joesph Doherty, Sherry Fitz, Catie Jedrey, Jonathan Jermyn, Colleen Kelly, Mi- chelle Lees, S. McCallister, Brian Skillman, Heather Wallace, Sean Willis and William Sulli- van. Mick Schneider Keith Sheppard Scott Spencer Ian Stephens Greg Stephens Kris Oliver Sodika Pendarvis Stephanie Phillips Teri Stelline Jeff Stone Renee Sutherland Alison Talbot Harriet Trocki Jay Vitale Shelby Walker Jesse Wendt Chris Wheeler Joe Wright SOPHOMORES As sophomores, we as a class should be smarter, better-mannered and more mature than last year, says society. Well, who be- lieves society? We have thought of a new and incredible game with rectangularly shaped objects. We call this the dump! Many of our so-called more mature dumpers dump bags for a hob- by. We also can’t forget the fair of Jamie Hull and Dan Cole can we? (a.k.a. Skuller and Digger) Our class officers have tried to take on the world like lions, though they end up more like mice. During the year we have had several activities such as selling broken ornaments, pleading with people to buy noisemakers at the Thanksgiving game, and collecting bot- tles and cans to be sent to our local brewery. Overall we’ve had a great year; maybe next year we can pick on freshmen instead of picking on those in our own class, but I doubt we’ll ever grow up! by Jen Dorman 28 Jeesica Abbott Mide Alexopoulos Emil Anestam Shannon Archibald Christine Arnold Kim Bailot Amanda Barney Kristen Bartniski Ruth Berry Tania Bishop Christopher Bocci Keith Bonarrigo Maura Carlin Robyn Chaisson Scott Chesley Laurie Chouinard Erin Cleary Daniel Cole Michelle Comeau Robert Comeau Jen Contino Laureen Cook Kirby Crestin Julianne DiCicco I CLASS Officers President: Julia DiCicco Vice President: Shannon Archibald Secretary: Jen Dorman Treasurer: Keith Bonarrigo Creed DeGregorio Julie DiPalma Jared Dietch Chandra Cruz Robert Dolman Jennifer Dorman Elissa Dorsky Craig Dupray Eric Elliott Tammee Finley Michelle Gallant Diantha Garry Sasha Gauthier Steven Gelsomini Kim Gogan Brian Gormley Dawn Greenhalgh Jonathan Gurrie Tammy Hauenstein Dawn Higgins Robert Howlett Michael Huff Jamie Hull Benjamin Hurd SOPHOMORE TIMES . After less than two years in the high school, Sophomores cannot be expected to know ev- erything. They have proven, for one, that they don’t understand the word generic” by voting such individuals as Heidi Porter, Law- rence White, and Bob McNeil as most generic. A real Sophomore trait, however is bag- dumping. Some of the leading dumpers awarded “Class Bagdumpers” are: Mike Alex- opoulous, Chris Bocci and Rob Dolman. The Sophomore Class also voted Nathan Wright, Perri Mertins, Julie DiPalma and Julie diCiccio as those most likely to end up in a straight jacket. Most sarcastic sophomores (those that use normal sarcasm and not jun- iorese) are Kristen Bartninski, Robbyn Chais- son, Keith Bonarrigo, Jamie Hull and Chris- tine Arnold. Yet another typically sophomore trait is skateboarding and snowboarding. Voted by their class most likely to flip out in a snow- boarding accident were Todd Perkins, Keith Bonarrigo, and Ben Hurd. Michael Hussey Kerryn Hyde David Jermyn Matthew Jordan Bruce Hunt Molly Kenney Martha Klien Gene Kokos Heather Lawson Robert Lemieux Joseph Madruga Stacey McKay Sheryl Meehan Perri Mertens Richard Michaud Due Ngyen Brian Nikitas Joshua Nove Michelle Ouelette Jessica O ' Conner Amy Pelletier Todd Perkins Amy Poirier 30 T l STEERING COMMITTEE L. to R., T. to B.: A. Saporito, M. Rousseau, B. Comeau, R. How- lett, M. Hickox, B. Hurd, J. Gur- rie, M. Kenney, J. Tougas , M. Carlin, S. Archibald, R. Chas- sion, T. Finley, P. Mertens, M. Comeau, K. Gogan, E. Cleary, S. Wyman, J. DiPalma, D. Green- halgh, S. Meehan, J. diCicco, J. Dorman, J. Dietch, K. Bonar rigo, M. Alexopolous, C. Bocci, R. Dolman, I. Sokolov, T. Per- kins, B. Hunt Michael Rousseau Amy Saporito Kate Seaver Jen Seltenrich Larry Smith Ivan Sokolov Wayne Staples Aaron Tani Bo van der Bogert Jennifer Vose Katherine Walle Laurence White Jefferey Whittier Marcus Wilcox Nathan Wright Susan Wyman John Willard Jeff Smith 31 32 32 JUNIORS You are about to embark on a journey into a dimension of sight and sound, a vitualistic land where the rules of linguistics and logic do not apply. You hear “horse code” up ahead. You are now entering THE SARCASM ZONE! A lone voice rises above the mechanical grind of gum against teeth in a dingy class room: “and so the earth rotates around the sun at an acceleration of [6.0xl0m s Mark-“Who is he talking to?” Sarah-“Easy! Understandable! Makes Sense!” Matt- Nooo-it doesn’t!” You don’t know this?” asks Mr. Q. Jeff- Oh, ya got us, ya got us Mr. Quigley, we learned this in third grade!” Mr. Q-“Now look, you simply manipulate Newton’s second law to find the centripetal acceleration by . . Nancy-“Errm!” “Ack!” Noises suspiciously similar to a cat choking on furballs come from Julie’s corner of the room, followed by laughter from the rest of the class. “You know ... if we really tried . . . to . . . better our intellects . . . ’’-Mike Sue-“Who’s he talking to?” “Erm! Love him!”-a chorus of female voices Sue breaks out with a “I’ve seen it!” Mark turns around-“Sue -Prepare.” SLAPP! “Mark!” yell Amy “He always schlops so hard.” Mark, Mike and Matt break into a stir- ring rendition of “Oh but it is?” As the bell rings you quietly back out of the SARCASM ZONE, hoping only that no one normal has seen you. - by Matt and Ellen Salah Kimberly Alhowik Brad Amazeen Lisa Andrews Frank Antonucci Terri Auclair James Baker Jon Bishop Leigh Bromby Cynthia Brown Heather Bruce Tracey Budzinsk Julie Caccamise Dawn Carey Stacey Carlson Jeff Carter Paul Chisholm Jennifer Chouinard Sarah Clancy Jeremy Dalton Kim Cruz Tracy Carpenter 1 V ' It ' fijti f ' i Kt 1 % i h ’ ■L - i 1 i VvJ r wfi 1 V r 1 I CLASS I Officers President: Nancy Emerson Vice President: Lou Gelsomini Secretary: Jen Chouinard Treasurer: Kristen Murray Robert DiFazio Andrea Drown Marci Dupray Nancy Emerson Dan Foley Gabrielle Foote Deborah Fowler Mark Gahm Peter Garand Niomi Garrette Lou Gelsomini Melanie Goding Jeff Greenberg Kelly Grimes Alison Gromko Melissa Harris Karin Hiltunen Knight Hinman Juliana Hopkins Jen Hulbert Sara Johnson 37 JUNIOR TIMES Juniors are fast approaching seniority and have become more decisive than the rest of the underclassmen. Juniors know who they are, and who everyone else is. They know for instance, that Joe McLaughlin is by far the most likely per- son in the class to wreck five cars before graduation, with four times as many votes as any other candidates in his category. They also feel that Lee Prentis, Sarah Mc- Dowell and DiDi Levesque would wreck, oh-maybe a couple. The Juniors also feel that Mark Gahm and Matthew Salah are both very likely to own a computer company. Runners up were Amy Lovell, Paul Rogers and Mike Zagray. On the reverse, those voted “Most likely to remain in town” were Tammy Smith, Marci Dupray, and Dawn Carey. There were a few suprise votes in this category, though, for a few people who will be out like a shot after graduation. Overwhelmingly voted most bizarre where the “G.O.-The Generic Offense” — otherwise known as Dan Foley, Jeff Carter, and Mike Zagray. Jenn Pignato picked up enough votes from being a “Lick Sister” to take second, and Ed Matt took third. An- other “Lick Sister”, Andrea Drown, was next, and Gabrielle Foote and Luke Macor- elle picked up a lot of votes together. The main characteristic of the Junior Class however, is the new sarcastic lan- guage created by the Sarcasm Queen Her- self — Julie Caeca- mise. Her court in- cludes-Mark Gahm, Jeff Carter, Mike Za- gray and Sarah John- son. This language had bound the class to- gether and has antago- nized the rest of the school. Lee Prentiss Sarah MacDowell Ellen McMahon Joe McLaughlin Susan Mikel Erick Mourey Not Shown: Derrick Becker, Tom Lavoie, Meredith Levesque, Jim Moon, Carl Perkins, Da vid Putur, Tammy Smith, Johanna Wendt Amy Kercher Jason Kilgour Robyn Kneeland Brian Kobozewski Adam Kowal Matt Lindquist Amy Lovell Luke Marcaurelle Ed Matt Jamie Murphy Kristin Murray Drew Nagus Jason Naimie Jen Paulaski William Paulitz 38 STEERING COMMITTEE x Hm L. to R., T. to B.: D. Carey, M Dupray, T. Auclair, J. Green berg, S. Johnson, A. Lovell, J Caccamise, A. Kercher, M. Rod ham, A. Young, L. Gelsomini, N Emerson, T. Budzinski, L. An drews, K. Grimes, S. MacDow ell, K. Cruz, W. Paulitz, M Gahm, K. Murray, C. Brown, K Alhowik, L. Marcaurelle, S Wile, J Hulbert, D. Fowler, G Foote, L. Hyde, S. Carlson, B Talbot Michelle Rodham Paul Rogers Matt Salah Karoline Ruckser Annemarie Savian Jim Sullivan Greg Taffe Beth Talbot Leessa Teele Christine Vanlandingham Kelly Vanlandingham Lorianne Walsh Mark Walton Scott Ward Kathy Wells Stephanie Wile Amy Young Mike Zaqray 39 40 42 By Jen Pignato 43 Photo By Pauf Rogers By Karin Hiltunen By Alison Gromko 45 High school is a time for learning and growing. During the four years which are spent expanding our hori- zons we go through many different experiences. Unfortunately not all of them are happy. The class of 1989 lost a very dear friend in 1986, Mary M. Walle. Although we are moving on, Mary will be a part of the beauti- ful and special memories from our past and will remain in our hearts forever. IT’S ABOUT TIME . . . We Put On Our Caps And Gowns And Were Recognized For Everything (Well, Almost Everything) We Have Done. For The Time Has Come For Gs To Graduate. So Let’s Celebrate!!! SENIORS There are gains for all our losses, There are balms for all our pain: But when youth, the dream, departs, It takes something from all our hearts, And it never comes again. -Richard Henry Stoddard The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it. ■Oscar Wilde BMW ' s, choc, chip cookies, frozen dinners. Mom. Dad. Snoog, Torie and Mon thanks for being there! Remember: London, Paris, CCod. Jiffy, oops. Don ' t touch me! Bye Boo and B H Jamaica Bound! Don ' t Change ■ INXS Long live Raoul! Boo Sneeba Mikeisha Terelin Anderson When the world is running down, you make the best of what ' s still around. Kristen- Remember the dead cows! Sarah Bamford Welcome to the grand illusion, c ' mon in and see what ' s happinen, pay the price, get your tickets for the show. 5:15 AM 6:30 Doesn ' t cut it! Thanks 89 ' Thanks for the good times DB KK DW DB TC DN MJ MC Love you DG The shadow is alive! Benbone Cheeseheads Jason M. Bennett Thanks for everything Mom. Dad and Lay- ton, I love you all. To ail my friends and class of 89 I hope you are successful in whatever you do. KV - you’re the sickest, TC - always remember LACROSSE. Hey TL what day is it?” RB I ' m gonna miss those hugs. CC Que pasa Michael E. Blake TRACK 87-88 STRIVING TO BE THE BEST- Thank you Chuck. Naomi-lt ' s hard to say goodbye. You have failed only when you have failed to try. If you can ' t be number one, make the one ahead of you break the record! Mom and Dad, I love you. Thank you for your sup- port and guidance, It is greatly appreciat- ed. SOCCER Cita Huey-Becca Tuffs Condo-CB Kel Phil- Absence makes the heart grow stron- ger. Amanda Beth Bodwell Remember the tears and joy that were shared until tomorrow is no longer avail- able. L.G.- I Love you J.L. L.G. J.P. A M. B.B. We certainly had some wild times. REM: Texas 87 - SID. ROACH. SAM - Nights at Denny ' s - The Orchard- OJ + Ban - How Many?- AM = A. wipe • Mayo - You hit that car! One-way Thanks Mom and Dave, Dad - I love you- GOOD LUCK 89 YOCJR THE BEST! E.S. lost! Roni Leigh Boyles The best thing in life is a friend Best friends forever Julie, Tracie, Barbie, Lori and Kristie I luv ya! Never forget New Years Eve 86 ' 3 Stooges Florida 88 ' Nana ' s summer of 88 ' Thanx for all the special memories CB Thank you Mom + Dad for all your sup port. I love you. Good Luck to the class of 1989 Julie Elizabeth Bromby Thanks Mom Dad, I love you Dave. You know I think you ' re a real @ % ! Skippy Dan: I ' m so s???! Floyd, what a night, us them Ben: Ben, Buds, Busch, mold! Kevy Squigs: summer 88 ' , Good Times! Errin: Vermont 88 ' , I Luv Ya! Boris: You CHEESEHEAD. July 4 86 ' Thanks Bri, Lc, Bs, KH. CP, Ts! Nothin left to do but Smile. Smile, Smile - GD + 9 And of course never forget Woodstock 5 6 86!! Farmer” David P. Burke 48 Thanx to my Mom Dad for everything! Rick- What ' s up? I love ya! On with the show Motley Crue Friends are Friends forever. Long live the BBS! I ' ll never forget you Steve! I love you! When life looks like easy street there is danger at your door” Grateful Dead It ' s been real! Life ain ' t no easy ride at least thats what I’m told - Poison CA ' 88 Jennifer J. Burton Hold me up so high to touch the sky just one more time -The Cure Thanks Mom, Dad, Callie + Jill for all your love + support. I love you! Best of friends, Barb, T Race, Julie, Julie, Kath and Neen! Thanks for the memories! MMW, you ' re always in my heart. Chris, thank you for being there for me. I love you always! The visions of my youth have been- but let them pass Poe Bet Kristie Lauron Cameron I can’t stay any longer I have to move on I look for the future, Yesterday is gone! Thanx JS for always being there BFF! JS PD Let’s do breakfast! CP I think I’m empty 2-day! DS - Let ' s go to action. SG • Who luv ' s ya, baby?! Thanx Mom Sean I love you both. I couldn’t have made it without my family and friends sharing the laughter tears. Stacey E. Carabatsos DW, thanks for keeping me smiling DB Hey Roger keep your eye on the road VT 88 ' DG Remember the rides and the talks. Go for it LC which car? EC LC Florida 88 ' Austria 87 ' LC, which room tonight? BS LC Who ' s driving? Special thanks to Mom, Dad, Elissa, TD, JD, KH. RG. Better to forget and smile than to remem- ber and be sad. Errin Catherine Carroll PD- Did I miss him? ML- Luv ya! BB s live forever BINGO! Thanks to Mom + Dad I love you! Also thanks to: LP. NS, JM, MP. CS. PD, MA. SK, SC + CF. CG • Study Talk! JB + SR BONGME! Thanks for all the good times, ESP. Nick. Missy Melissa Gail Case I hope everyone finds success in what they do, Good Luck Thanks Mom, Dad and my sisters Good Luck to my friends BM MD TC JK MB KK Tigers Mr. Pete Spell DW Let these memories last forever Feb 1 April 22 July 10 July 17 Jules thanks for being my close friend, I hope to make your senior year as awesome as you made mine I Love you F.E. Clanc Man Michael Joseph Clancy 2 my friends: SW + SG, CG, SW, TB, CG, AG, AB, ER, BA, LC, HB, MD, DP, Thanx 4 the good times! REM: CG- O-tay! SW- Whata way to end Aug! SW + SG at Friendlies! AG- Freckle! ER- Mahatma! HB- 3 at the Oct. Fest! 45 can tops u no who! INFYJON! Mom + Dad, Thanx 4 puttin up w me I love u! Be yourself, no one can tell you you’re doing it wrong! Wana here a joke? I didn’t 4get u JP Pamela Jean Clancy Yes there are two paths you can go by But in the long run there is still time to change the road you ' re on - Zeppelin KS, LW, LG. LS, JF, SA, MC. CS. KS + PB Thanx for everything I love you all! LG- 8 6 87 LW May our hands never meet again! KS- Bradford! States! Techies do it better! Suzanne M Clements 49 Thanks for being true friends KD, MH, KA, TC. CCG, SH. RH + Bl. Lola- sum 88 ' was a Roger Slapper 11 24 87 Sue- M + Cheese bedrmwin- dow shower 87 ' TD- Lets rem. the good times! Bill- “Where ' s Tony, Sue + your car? FL. 88 ' 6 24 88 Sorry about 8th grade Riverview babycakes! You ' ve been the greatest friend, I’ll always love you! Thanks parents and Dan! We miss you Mary! “Care ' Boo ' ' Carrie Ann Cole Thanx class of 89; for the best time of my life. I’ll always remembr (KK, ED, CG). Never forget Mello, Kerch, Clance, Benny, Cheeks, Cocco, Hack. Thanx for the laughs Mike, Jim. Special thanx to Coach Welch, Spellman, Foster. Thanx Kim, you made my senior year the best it could have ever been. I love you Puddin . Thanx Mom, Jen and Bryan. I love you guys. Anthony J. Contino EC LC Florida 88’ BS EC Who’s driv- ing? Austria 87’ Which room tonight? EC- Which car? “Sick Mai 1 still haven’t found what I ' m looking for- 02 It’s been such a long time. I think I should be going. Time doesn ' t wait for me. It keeps on rolling. Special Thanks: Mom, Dad, EC, BS, Pee, KH, DB, DW, JD, TD, DM. Scott, I love you. With or without you- 02 Elizabeth A. Copley Remember the friends that have come and gone and the time shared together. I have something to say it is better to burnout than fade away. - Kergan Thanks to my friends, They know who they are. Thanks to: JC, JMD, MD, KM, LW. CBM, CF, LS. TB. L + BG. To Joan I Love 0. Christopher Channing Corbin 50 Those who walk uprightly enter into peace; thay find rest as they lie in death. Isaiah 57:2 It takes some intelligence to behave cre- atively; and it takes some creativity to be- have intelligently. E. Torrance Amanda, I wish you happiness in all that you pursue, No matter what corners y ou must turn, always show them your pooper face of determination! Naomi Jane Cottrell I am entering a bend in the road of life, and I wonder if I am going too fast. .C. Master .J. Christopher John Coughlin Thanx for all the good times: HD, BB, BS, JJ, JB. BS. TP. MF. MM. EM, TB, MC; JM- I ' ll love you, always. Thank you Mom, Dad, Nancy and Memere. I love you all very much! Never forget- Haverhill, “Mama all nighters, Heidi ' s Party, slammers, combat zone, summa of 88 ' , April 8th, Say it “Don’t be fresh What, do ya want a cookie? I doubt it. Mari. Good Luck To Everyone! -THE SIXPACK FOREVER- Mary Ellen Coughlin DM, RH, RY, BG- Raise your hands to heav- en and pray that we ' ll be back together someday. Summer 88 Cranes Nite Shoes Hole house How do you feel about that? EP-SS, BS- We laugh now and cry later. MV-MATH Thanks Holly and Doug “Can ' t wait any longer, I ' m feeling stron- ger, but I cry just a little when I think of letting go BR Mom + Dad LET IT BE Julie Marie Crawford “Oh baby baby, it ' s a wild world! Cat Ste- vens Bl where ' s your plate? JD who ' s driving Thurs? GH let ' s go to Essex! Thanks Mom, Dad, Dave, and Jean. I love you all. Thanks to Sean, PD, CJ, JD. Bl. DG, GH. JF, JC. LL, and the rest of my friends for all of the fun times! Who says milks good for you? The King lives forever! It ' s not over ' till the fat lady sings! BONA Steven Cronin “A Dreamer lives for eternity ' ' -Anon. Many thanks to my family and friends, I love you all! Erik, Thank you for everything, I love you - Take my breath away! Kristen Lynn Darnell Without Love, there ' s nothing without love nothing else can get thru the night nothing feels right without love Bon Jovi JS, CP, SC thanx for being there I luv u! JS 4- SC Let ' s do breakfast. CP Form of Amvets Ooh Great! SC Look out for that milk truck MC- Did he go by yet? Thenx Mom, Dad + Family, I luv u! Thanx to LL, DS. MC, JC, CS. SC, SW, ER. KV. T L. Always Rem BR Paula J. Dattilo Better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you aren ' t ' I love you Dude. Mama Brown. Al Joey Never again- road to hana! Thanx love to Jennifer, Danny, DJ, Dino, thl-thl, ' Meil and Kev. Always Remember red, red wine FLA 88 Hosiers Lots of luck to EVERYONE! P S. KEEP SMILIN ' Rinna Erin M. Doherty It was fun while it lasted so do not dwell on the past and what you ' ll miss, look forward toward the future and what lies ahead Football Camp 88 was it worth it Baker? Good luck K K and CV in 90 ' Best of wishes to AG JB LA The V’s very special people thanks Dad. Coach and Nana Lacrosse 89 all the way! The west is the best. Duke Jeffrey M. Donovan The most beautiful things in life cannot be seen or heard, they must be felt within the heart BEST OF FRIENDS- Julie, Julie, Kristi + Barb Always Rem Bear, DM, EC, CC, MC, CG, EH, MC, KP. LL. SW NEW YRS EVE 3 Stooges Fla 88 Sunny Thanks Mom for all your love TD + DC 4-7-87 Thank you Doug for all the special memo- ries. Forever within my heart 1-4-3 Always!! Tracie J. Doty I still find each day too short for all the thoughts I want to think, all the walks I want to take, all the books I want to read and all the things I want to see. France 88-EN WC-WB-Clutch Twins-OOH BABY BABY Wrestle Mana-OO With one L MV. Remember al- ways, “But for now we ll go on living-seper ate lives ; Toria-hold fast ; EP Ahhh! I love you Mom and Dad. Katherine Lyn Dougan “Friends . . they cherish each others hopes. They are kind to each others dreams. Thoreau Mom. Dad, Mike + Steve: Thanks for all your help + Support. It will never be forgotten! Good luck to all my friends! Becca-Lean On Me! Bye Panda, Tor, Gret + Jenn! Good luck GIHS win 1 4 me! London 88 follow the drift? Rebecca Jane Dube 51 Live for today, because you don ' t know what tomorrow will bring BD Thanx Mom Dad, CD, CAD; for every- thing you have done for me. Best of luck-MS, MC, JG Irve the Purve DTYD ••DUPE’ ' Michael G. Dupray Wait till you see the guns in three years Bona, your driving Ironman Hawk Yashew Jeremy J. Dziadose Never lost sight of your dreams. To my family- Thank you for all your love and support. I love you! M, C + S- Good luck in all you do Thanks to my friends for all the great times! To the wise man. Thank you for always being there. I’ll never forget the time we shared. REM- Espree, getting lost, the beach. Friends are friends forever GL 89 Jennifer Ann Fecteau Thanks Mom and Dad, I couldn ' t have done it without you! To all my special friends, thanks for the good times and good luck in whatever you may do! Keep holding on to your dreams Best of luck and success to the class of 89 ' See you all in 99 ! Patty Patricia Ann Fessenden 52 The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. -Aristotle Brad, I ' ll miss u and thanks for a great year! 11-14-87 - 1 1 24-88 Good luck to all my friends! Especially Deirdre and Shan. • Margaret Frost Stacie Lynne Fitzpatrick Margaret Frost She ' s only happy when she ' s dancing -BA IHAPFAF-KK, AP. SS. REM 4 EVA- Yeess, TBS, Ronald, MOO. Edie, WRWML? Lnbkpk, O baby, hands up, Red Saab, PBs 9 10 88, Superman, Chimes, stud ... IHOP 3AM, LN Bonfire, Bro s, DQ Scooch, Speak EZ, C 4 Lov Thanx: Mom, Dad, RP, Dennis, Joanne, Ed my friends. Class of 89 live your dreams! Catie “Eddie Catherine Noelle Gallant Thanks Mom, Dad + Pete. I love (J! Good luck to all my friends SH, JM. SM, MS. BS. DW. GO. CP. CC, SO, Bl. KM, PC + MD. Steph Thanx for the memories I ' ll Love-CI- Always, Remember summer 88 and 9 17 88 Thanx Chuck! Soccer 88 Irv. How about Labor-in-Vein road. GO, BS, MS, How about that Sox game! GO Ralphy baby! Scott M. Garand In everything I strive to reach The very kernal: In wark and in exploring ways, In pangs of heart Boris Pasternak Thanks Mom -f Dad, Dora, Betty Spiro and my nephew Louis for all the support you have givin me and all the good times we have shared. Good luck class of 89 ' Demetra Georgakpoulos So that ' s life, Then: things as they are? It picks its way on the blue guitar. A million people on And all their manner, right and wrong, And all their manner, weak and strong?” Christopher string? ■Wallace Stevens Hastings Gram If the music you create comes from the heart then it will reach the hearts of oth- ers” HEY Thanks to . . . DB, BB, DW, AR, DC, TS, JG, ED, JL, EC, PF and JH I love you Mom, Dad and Karen. Dan H. Grant Each time a man stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a rip- ple of hope, and crossing each other from a million different centers of energy and dar ing those ripples build a current that can sweep down the mightiest wall of oppres sion. -RFK Monica remember always, 12 3... Adam Reid Gray Thanks Mom + Dad I love you Best friends forever Julie, Tracie, Barbie, Katie, Kristie + Lori!!! Never Forget: New Years Eve 86 -3 Stooges Florida + Summer of 88 Happy Anniversary Lori!! 2 9 87 T race- wnat some shish-ka bob?! I luv ya Brombs! Good luck to the class of 89 ' Green Julie Anne Greenleaf Memories are even more precious than dreams. - JMG Thanks for the endless love and guidance Mom + Dad. Good Luck Jon. I love you guys. Special thanks + love to . Erin, Dan, Der- rick, KK, Di, Britt, JG + everyone else- you’re all so special to me. Remember: Red, Red Wine, FLA 88W ED, DG-Tatertot, 5:30 AM W Di, Catie- PB ' s! KK-TYFBT! Together we’ve had the best of times. Jennifer M. Gurrie I don’t know where I ' m going, but I sure know where I ' ve been -Whitesnake Thanks for being there when I needed you. I love you Mom, Dad, Jeff and Tyler. You will always have a place in my heart Michelle, I ' ll never forget you Hey Bona wanna go to Essex? Gregory A. Haley Life must be lived forwards, but can only be understood backwards. Duba-pizmov htbks, Pan-Tuftsmen (JMWE, Meil-Thanks, Care-Luvyahun, Kath-Def, Chris-Ag 6,Sny Err Sorta Fluffy. Keish, Naom, Bud 2, Chubs, JC, SO-Fly, BoboDQ, 2SH, KD, DG, CG SS, Best of Luck to everyone. I’ll miss you CL 90’. Re: Eng 88-Follow the Drift? Can 87 88 sus w BD SW, FOP-GH Bona, Tigers in the Dark 86 ' , FHCP 88 ' , Gray Gls-88, Sum 87 PGWG mi casa 1 1 26-88 Thanks Mom, Dad, Court Steve. Rebecca Jane Halla 53 “Lately it occurs to me. what a long strange trip its been. •The Dead Thats Out ! Many thanks to Dad. Mom, Sue, CM. JB, CP. Giz, SR, P. PH. DC. EC. BS. BW and MJ G and G and Many more. Remember pine swamp. BCN Fireworks and 87-88 Concerts AS + KH “Boast a Rukin “I ' ll see you on the dark side of the moon Kadical Kirk Haskell Ipswich, I ' m out of here. Buck a Hole. Tee It Gp! •It’s not fair It ' s life- You never know what you got. til it ' s gone- Thanks RS14 -Hey; SH, AB 7day warrantee. Receipt and Body Please. The best of times, TC, AB. SH. DW. JB, JM. JK. RH. AP. Bill me later, SNATCH BAG-SIVE Thanks Mom and Dad, Sis ' s. Bro I ' m finally on my way out! Shot to the head-War Games!!! Hack Shawn Robert Hatcher “Half the things that people do not suceed in, are through fear of making the at- tempt. -James Northcate “The only thing worth having in an earthly existence is a sense of humor. -Lincoln Steffens Thanks to my family and friends for their support. Good Luck to the class of 1989. Bobo Hick “Hickster Robert Joseph Hickey Create your own society let it be Strong and Free allow to burgeon the creatures of your Mind and Faith Thanks to those unique and wild peoples Laura, Kesha, Kathy. Moms. Dads, Boogie and Hopkins family’ Jamaica Bound Victoria R. Hopkins 54 Good Friends we ' ve had and good friends we’ve lost along the way- In this great future You can ' t forget your past. So dry your tears Say. •Bob Marley Carrie-BC?! Cotillion 87 ' ... . Hey, Trac! Sue-22 Bucks?! Thanks so much to all my friends- Always remember the great times. I love you Mom Dad — Jme-You ' re an angel! Mandy L. Howarth So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there ' s so much left to know, and I ' m on the road to find out. -Cat Stevens To my friends Best of luck in whatever you do and wher ever you go. Thanks for all the good times, and may there be many more When all else is lost, the future still re- mains. -CN Bovee Shane Ryan Hughes Emancipate yourself from mental slav- ery, non but ourselves can free our mind, have no fear for atomic energy cause none of them can stop the time How long will they kill our profits while we stand aside and look, some say its just a part of us you ' ve got to fulfill the book. -Robert Nesta Marley Thanks Mom and Dad. Good Luck to ev eryone. Jeffrey Alan Ingalls Love, Peace, and Harmony? Oh very nice, very nice But maybe in the next world •The Smiths I love you all- JB JG KC TD LR CC We love you Mary Thanks Mom, Dad 6 Laurie Daylight licked my into shape Must have been asleep for days Found myself alone, alone, alone above a Raging sea The Cure Barbie Barbara Inman Live your life to the Fullest today, because you don ' t know what ' s in store for you tomorrow Thanks Mom Dad. Dl, Ml! DTYD-Super Dup, Satchel. Boris, Bona. Shepdog By the way SC thanks for the plate! Good Luck advanced shop class- MC, LP, Pook. DW. DB. Robert B. Irvine Slow down, you move too fast You got to make the morning last, just, kicking down the cobble stones- Looking for fun and feeling groovy! -Paul Simon If they were right, I ' d agree But it is them they know, not me -Cat Stevens If you fail to prepare, then you are prepar- ing to fail. Whether you think you can or you think you cannot . . , you are right. Jeremy Keller True friendship is when silence between two people is comfortable.- D I love you- Mom Dad Michael and Sean Amy. Stay Gold Kevin, Thank you. I’ll trea- sure the mem. Special thanks and love: LL. BH, BS. DB. JG-TYFBT Remember: CG-The bro ' s SS-Go! TC-Who ' s the best . . ? DM-me too! ED-Just . . . CR-soph yr. IHAPFAF Kathleen Mary Kenney Thanks Mom. Dad. Jason and Amy I love you guys! Mom + Dad. Thanks for everything and I won ' t forget you guys. All men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain un- alienable Rights, that among these are Life. Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness . -T. Jefferson Kerch Elizabeth Joy Kercher Real Courage comes from putting your fear aside and doing whatever needs to be done Anonymus Challenge yourself to greatness! •K. Spellman We are not afraid to follow truth wherever it may lead, nor to tolerate any error so long as reason is left free to combat it. •T. Jefferson Thanks Dad Mom. Bros, Sis Friends of 1989. Jason Raycroft Yi Kercher Kevin Kincaid Men, like bullets, go farthest When they are smoothest. ■JP Richter Thanks Mom, Dad and friends. Good Luck class of 89. Jason J. Kowal Ryan + Randy Good Luck! Thanx Mom + Dad for everything. KT CW JS JC HT Remember the green limo We ' ve had awesome times! KT + SF- Good Luck! What a summer! (88 ) Pheonix was bitch ' n Many dreams come true and some have silver linings I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold! ■Led Zep Heather Melanie Lamore 55 ' Don ' t cry over yesterday, learn to live today The promise of tomorrow is just a dream away ' ' Where do we go from here? I ' ll stay by your side. And if we choose different paths, then we ll say goodbye. •Berlin Many thanks Much love to Mum, Dad, David. TM. MD. DB. YM. SS, YS. AM, JP. RLB-Wild Times Flash Hey Yvette-When ' s the wedding? Good Luck Class of 89 ! Jennifer Christian Lang Mom, Dad. Sky I love you! Special thanks to Bill for everything! -Could have been better JA 2-1 Tag, Every Drop, Dot to Dot, Do it man. Lick it, Now you! Roache Shawn Larochelle Good Luck class of 89 ' in years beyond ours. Thanks to: MM SP AP DS TS KF JB CS CW JJ JW JN. Paula J. Leet Hey BROMBS GREEN Whose 2 bottle caps were those? Dl STACE who called the ambulance anyway? Thanks PAULA for everything HA T RACE you got it in my stereo TEQ Thumbs up GREEN Happy Anniversary JEN let ' s go four wheeling MANDA no more Fr. CS, CG. MC Period 1 study SEAN thanks for the special memories I love you NANA, BILL, MARY I ' ll never forget you! Thanks Mom Dad I love you! Lori A. Lemieux 56 ' Never Forget! Parties in Boston Corona Lovers! 9 in a Honda Pizza Pad ACDC Alison want a cigarette? Rustys house on the bank! Goin undercover Golden Eagle Sick stereo Awsum! VW bus Jetta Saab Smokin! Nov. 1 1 w TP 143 Forever! Yi-Yah you sexpot! THNX to all my friends + Family I love you! Kendell Longo It seems as if it’s a dream come true The reasons coming into view Believe in what you always knew The seasons come and go in their own way You ' ve got to learn to face another day. Thank you to my whole family and (EGSMDJK). Friends Forever, love me Katherine A. MacDougall Thanx to all my friends who were there through it all I luv ya! BS BFF WE ARE BUSTED! I luv ya! Mike, Tom Shannon; I DID IT! Love Baby! The hard part of loving someone is letting go I Love you Always. Oct 87 Good bye Stranger it ' s been nice, hope you find your paradise! Thanks Mom Dad! I luv ya! MMW, your in my heart forever! BS RB JL LG Your The Best! Alicia Elaine MacGuire Thanx to: TP. CN. AS. Jtl, GL. YS, MS. MD, CB, RD. RA, Mom, Dad, Rich, Jeff. Matt Shepdog: Live long with the eternal french fry and ride the bus everyday! In ten years when I ' m famous you can say you knew me! NOT! YS. I LOVE YOU!! Bad Influence 88! ' Christopher G. Macintosh _ Arlo, K man, Spap oop, Pedro, Mr. Bubble, The silliest man in the world Life is creation and art is creation. There- fore Life and Art are one I was offered Swedish love and French love but not American love. Like coke in green glass bottles, they don’t make it anymore. Rorscharch Just one bad day. The Joker Keith Evan MacIntyre VH-DLR 1 Thanks Hack-Bill-Kerch Kowal-Jeff-Gardy Mike Hack-Tee another one up Dam Slice-Buck a Hole To the poker players association thanks for all of the cash! P.l.T.Y.T.G. Mom-Dad your OK Jen- Thanks for being cool Jonathan Madden ’ All and All your just another Brick in the Wall” -Pink Floyd If it ' s not broken don ' t fix it! Remember Canada 88 The fun started when we got home! 5:15 in the morning Thanks Mary Dad and Mike. Sean P. Maloney “Mo matter how much progress one makes, there is always the thrill of just beginning.” Dr. Robert Goddard Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Hey Jen if I can do it you can do it. I ' ll love you forever Sue; I still have some promises to keep Joe” Joseph Walter Mansell Shine on you Crazy Diamonds. Pink Floyd Britt You’re the best! Never 4get MH Party, 4th of July, Cox ' s Pool, L.O.A.O! YEEES! REM: Rin ' -Boston, MH. Fla , TC ' s All Mite! 431 Parties SS CC, 5:30 am w Jenny, Sneakin ' out w TJ Yes, I ' ll Clean it up Leen Best Sis- ' L” Thanx Mom, Dad 4- Olin! John ' You’re special I ' ll love you always! Can I just tell you . . Dino Dianne Kathryn Mariano The time has come you can stand or you can run Well I ' m doing what I can Cause you gotta understand there ain ' t no second chance Only the strong survive Bryan Adams Thanx Mom, Dad, Elish, Trish -f K. Smile SF, AH. Summer 88 JC, RY, RH, BG, you guys are great. Never forget Ouija Man, Miteshoes, HoleHouse, Let it Be, Riverview 4- Much more! Good luck class of 89 Deirdre Jude Me Donnell Thanx Mom Dad Joe, My Biggest Fans Love you guys “Second Sucks” MC Hey Hack brr Stickem Tony Just F-em Cate Don’t break my Coke glass Kerch want another meatball “5:15 in the morning 6:30 won ' t cut the mustard” JB Carrie I love you 1 24 88 FLA. lets go to the gym Don ' t forget our star Riverview. MC TC JK JM CG JK MH TD Good Luck guys I ' ll miss you. William J. Mello Those things in life worth doing, are worth doing well Never be satisfied, Always strive to im prove” Summer in Sweden 88 Finheck” Thanks Mom, Dad and Bro s Gardner Clifford O’Flynn 57 Time goes on and people change, but the time we’ve had and the dreams we share will never be forgotten. Mom and Erin thank you for your love and support. PROW Thanks Mark for the Special memo- ries Feb. 6, 87 ' SF - ' MOM EP-Boogie, Paris 88 ' Punchy KM attach Bushes! LA-FBCamp GS-IHTTOML! DM-What a car! Miss you MW Best of Luck, Many thanks and all my love Shannon Elizabeth O’Leary Imagination will often carry us to worlds that never were. But without it we go no- where. -Carl Sagan So long farewell a vita seine adieu! Thanx Mum + Dad- I love you Good luck 89’! MVKDKMSOJCMSGS! JC- 17Pinch wife - 5530. SS + SG + BS. G-KH? MS B.B! KM- WT + MALVADOR. France 88 ! Punch! So-Boogie! Elizabeth Ann Pauley Thanks to Mom + Dad. Thanks to friends like BJ Pook AG BH MS JM SG GO MS DM JB ER and yes you Joey. Thanks to Chuck, who believed in me when I didn’t believe in myself. Thanks to ED CD KD KV JK CN KD and CS. Remem- ber the tournament. Good luck class of 89! Duck Cam Christopher J. Perna Smile and the world Smiles with you. To my friends: Smile because we will al- ways have our memories. In my heart MW. Best Wishes 89 ' . IHAPFAf- KK, SS, CG. Stay Gold Kathleen. Stephen -I ' ve had the time of my life and I owe it all to you. Remember Sept 12. I love you Mom. Dad and my Papa! Meil Amy Elizabeth Player 58 Remember the marshmellos, having no chair and all the dreams. Thanks to DF, RT, Mom Bruce, Dad. CG. BM, CD. JE. PB and all company. Lead me not into temptation for I can find it myself. I LOVE YOU Christopher Robert Guay. IWYB2. Keep the dream alive. Banshee Rachael Renee Popek Two roads diverged in a wood, and l-l took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference -Robert Frost Thank you to all my friends I could not have made it without you! August 88 ' Kath Rem. Soph Year!- Weed I got a little change in my pocket. Can- dia?! Thanx to Mom Dad, I love you Claire Tania Rogers Thanks Mom and Dad for all your help. Thanks to my friends, you know who you are. Special thanks to Bob. Al, Jerry, Doug. Kev thanks for everything BEKLR Goodbye all you people there ' s nothing you can say to make me change my mind . Goodbye -Pink Floyd ECK Eric Rogers You are all you need and that is every- thing. So don ' t hesitate, there ' s no time to waste just do it for yourself. •INXS Strang ways, here we come - Smiths All my love and thanks to the grooviest: Torie, Carrie, Barb and Keisha, SBL Thanks for everything Mum, Dad. Jim, Dad and Sue I love you all! WYA Jamaica Bound Laura Ann Rosenberger MM Its so easy to laugh It ' s so easy to hate It takes courage to be gentle and kind. The Smiths- Thanx to my family + friends! I love you all ' ES + MS- Three Musketeers 4-eva! CANADA 87 ! Sunrise in the AM?. Chocolate Suicide! Good luck to the class of 89 ! The future is ours! “What a long strange trip it ' s been The Grateful Dead Jo Joellen M. Ruest All I need to know: tell me everything just as it was from the beginning M Atwood Canada 87 - 1 can ' t believe you got me into this Soviet Union 87 ' - Europa France 88 ' Rodents + raisenets States 88 - we made it! Salt + Pepper shakers 3 Musketeers, sa- creligeous? Tom Walker + the wedding bears Matt, Duck, Mom, Dad — all my friends I love you! Ellen Elizabeth Salah Thanks Mom and Dad! I love you! CW Remember 6 88 that was fun! Good luck to the classes of 90, 92 Good luck to all my friends P S. Mem and Dad I did it! Chrissy Christine Ann Santiago This has been the springtime of my grow ing, the second season I am to know The Rain Song” - Led Zeppelin Sometimes the world has a load of ques tions Seems like the world knows nothing at all The world is near but it’s out of reach Some people touch it but they can ' t hold on ... The Great Curve Remain in Light Kristen Amy Schaeffer S.C. Lets go to action ' Thanx to all my friends for being there, you know who you are Thanx Mr Mck If ya meet someone without a smile, give ' em yours Thanks Mom, Dad 6 Co for supporting, trusting most, loving me I love you! Thank you Todd for helping me through the tuff times sharing with me the spe cial times, you me forever Babe! I Love You!!!! Debra E. Scherer Thanks to all my friends, they know who they are. Beck A day without light is like night Jenny. When ' s the wedding? Roni: Next time, let ' s get lost in NBYPT ' JJ REM: Wagon Wheels! ' ! I Love Chris! Yvette Schrank A smile is the whisper of a laugh So keep smilin! Israel 86 Skiing in Austria 87 England 88 We lost our keys + Hopefully Daytona Beach 89 K + A GO ' Do you want to ride in my CS? CG Dominos delivers! Hands up You ' re a great friend-CC Hey Marge it ' s Edie! I love you guys so much! KK. AP. CG. CC. JL, MH. DM Thanx Mom + Dad Mike + Muffin too! -IHAPFAF Susan Lara Seidler Thanks Mom and Dad I love you. Chuck thanks for always being there, I love you sooo much Never forget July 28 what a mistake, Det thanks for being there that night Det look, he looks like a weeble wobble Good luck to all my friends in the future C n-C Forever Christine Sheppard 59 It ' s been fun while it lasted. I’ll miss you CM. CB. RD. Jl. TS. AK. SM, SV. M D. Bl hope we ' ll still party. Metallica, Maiden. Mac man Rem: Setting sail and sinking with the cap- tain; I almost didn ' t make it. Thanks Mom + Dad and stay cool little Shep. Good luck to the classes of 1990, 91 and 92. Shep Dog Michael Paul Sheppard Life is just a party” The six pack: MC. HD. BB. JB. JJ. REM All the good times that we have had; The Pit. Paradise Rd. My hide away. Haverhill and the Ponds. Swill till your filled, w Seagrams Wild Ber ry. 1-8-88. I will never forget, Ever. Thanks Mom and Dad! Good luck class of 1989. 356 BCJDD, The Party line! OH and it ' s not hot? Brandee Lee Sotiropoulos I just wanted to thank all my friends, you know who you are special thanks to Alicia Tracy Yvette Katie I couldn ' t have made it without you Ray I think we re busted doobage sisters many memories YS are you coming over tonight? KW Blow it off Mom Dad I think I made it! Good times Bad times you know I ' ve had my share •Led Zep Rebecca Jean Spencer You have to be trusted by the people that you lie to So that when they turn their backs on you. you ' ll get the chance to put the knife in.” -Pink Floyd Thanks Mom. Dad. Eric. Wendy. Rich, Su- san and Jay. DB. DB. DW, DG- See you later. SM Thanks for the ride. Good luck AT. Thomas John Standley 60 Thanks Mom Dad and the rest of the family- you made it possible! The universe is change; our life is what our thoughts make it” Remember- Bev ' s field trip the sachel (DB DB BT) The Woods Exxon crew the pit and Satur- day sleepovers at Dups Irv’s death rides in the toy. Good luck Tam and Stph keep in touch Thanks BS SG GO LA Linda Lou” Michael Patrick Stasiuk Drew, Thank you for all the good memo- ries, I love you forever! July 17th 85 ' . February 5th 86 ' EC. LC Who ' s driving?!! Friends forever Mom and Dad. thank you for your support, I couldn ' t have made it without you. I love you! Special thanks to DM. JK. LC. EC. Bl, TD. KH, DB. BS May the light from your eyes of blue Forever light the path of Happiness for you. -Douglas Cameron Mac Cormack Bethany Stella Those people who tell you not to take chances, they are all missing on what life is about, you only live once, so take hold of the chance, Don ' t end up like others, ame song and dance” Thanks Dad, Hey trace. How about a ride to school?” Hey you Bum. Stouffers Good times now and to come with Missy, Death ride with EG Thanks Mom. I ' m out! Nick Dominic Stevens The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched but are felt in the heart. -Helen Keller You all have proved to me a friend is end- less love. Remember and Smile, NH DD Patrain ZAP Dance Suprise! Mum. Dad. Erick, family thank you for your compassion, support and understand ing. IHTTOML! love MW Gretchen Lyn Storer Thanks Mom for everything I love you Thanks Dad and the rest of my family. He who pursues fame at the risk of losing his self is not a schDlar -Chuang Tzu When are we gonna get to the good part • Whodini Special thanks to MS, GO, SG, BT, CG, Alice and the rest of my friends. RAP RULES Good luck to the class of 89. Dupe’s house after the party. Brian E. Story Jr. I shall be like that tree; I shall die at the top. -Swift A smile relieves a heart that grieves. -The Stones I love you Mom Dad Adam rem. the good times- 1, 2, 3 ... . ES JR- 3 Musketeers! Thanks Jenn, Jo, Ell, Bruce, Mich, Liz, Gretch, Keisha, Dan, Seth -In the whole world there will always be someone who loves you. Monica Maria Studley Remember Days of skipping school racing cars being cool with a six pack the radio- we didn ' t need no place to go! •Bon Jovi Thanks: PD SC BFF! CP. LL, DS. ES. PC SC wanna skip today? ED I’ll always love you! rem Freds! PD does my face look like that? Lori good luck! Thanks to my family esp. you Mom I couldn ' t have made it without you! I’ll nev- er forget BR! Jennifer R. Swaney Thanks Mom + Dad and Erik, Thank you Deb, Jack, and Shane for giving me anoth- er chance, I ' ll always remember you. I will miss IHS and all of the students and teach- ers. Paul A. Swanson Jr. You don ' t have to die to go to heaven Or hang around to be born again Just tune into what this place has got to offer Cause we may never be here again. •Van Halen Thanks to Mom, Dad, Jim, Bob, JF, MS, JG, KG, LA, BA. GK, BT. Def Leppard Longest Time Bruce Jeffrey G. Sweeney Thanx Mom, Dad and Mike for all of your support. Never forget Clapton, Waters and Floyd concerts, Shnitters, Soccer, BEK LB. The tide is turning ' -Robert Waters Thanx to all of my good friends for all of those great times. ER, KK, DB. DW, PH, MS, BS, MJ, MC, The Wood ' s crew Good Luck to the class of 89 Ya Hoo Townie Brian Townsend From your parents you learn love and laughter and how to put one foot before the other. But when books are opened you dis- cover that you have wings. -Helen Hayes Thanks for the memories. KD, EP. MS, KM. JC, SW, DW Good Luck class of 89! Rem: France 88. rodents, jellybean, clutch twins. Thanks Mom, Dad + Jenn! I love you! Michele Ailene Vose Hyenas ate my afterbirth. Dan J. Walker 61 Tiger, When the blast of war blows, imitate the action of the Tiger. Thanks Mom. I love you. Jonathan W. Walsh Mom, Dad and Ricky Thanks for all that you have done for me I love you! — Sharpie — JS KT HL HT JC We ' ve had, and will con tinue to have the best of times Cruisin ' was such a blast, especially in the green limo- but now it ' s in storage Good Luck to all in everything that you do CS- I told you= It ' s fun! Corinna Jean Warner Thanks to Mom. Dad and Cliff. I love you all! Thanks to my friends FT, DB. DG, TS, KK. ER. EC. MK. Always rem: The pots. Hoods To all my friends we ' re graduated now, I look back on the past and wonder how, We had some rough times and alot of good ones too. and I want you to know I will always remember you!! David F. Whynott Jenny” Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Remember: JJ, MR, CW, JS Good Luck Sean. Jennifer Willis The world belongs to the calm collected enthusiast. Seth N. Woods Thanks to Dierdre, Rebecca. Julie and most of all, My best friend Bob. You ' re the greatest. Remember the good times we had and look forward to those ahead The ultimate game WARGAMES! Great battles Shawn and Dave D It is fatal to enter any war without the will to win it.” Douglas MacArthur I shall return. Douglas MacArthur Ross Christian Young Not Pictured: Janine Cain C. Brooks McPhail Anthony Pignato 62 I CLASS Officers President: Torie Hopkins Vice President: Keisha Anderson Secretary: Elizabeth Pauley Treasurer: Erin Doherty STEERING COMMITTEE L to R, T to B: V. Hopkins, M. Anderson, S. Seidler , M. Howarth, L. Rosenberger, J. In- galls, E. Doherty, J. Lang, E. Salah, G. Storer, M. Studley, D. Mariano, K. Kenney, J. Gurrie, A. Player, C. Cole, S. O’Leary, C. Gallant, A. Bodwell, K. Dou- gan, G. O ' Flynn, J. Ruest, B. Hickey, J. Fecteau, R. Young, E. Pauley, S, Hughes, M. Vose, B. Mello, K. Darnell, J. Kercher, S. Maloney, R. Dube. 63 SENIOR AWARDS Boys’ State Voice Of Democracy National Merit Semi-Finalist Bob Hickey Shannon O’Leary Chris Gram Kathy Dougan Dan Walker Faculty Award Boston Globe Gold Harvard Book Award Key Art Awards Brown Book Award Girls’ State Superintendant’s Award alem News Athlete Award Jason Kercher Jewish War Veterans Award Laura Rosenberger Torie Hopkins Bausch And Lomb Science Award Ellen Salah Dartmouth Bowl National Merit Finalist Keisha Anderson Science Fair Award Hugh O’Brien Leadership Award Williams Book Award D.A.R. Good Citizen Award It’s 7:30 a.m., Friday morning and Art History is the first block of the day. Dan Walker “opens” the artroom, struggling with portfolio in hand. Naomi and Anne enter. Simultaneously the three students take off their jackets, and laugh; they have tried to outdo each other in the most revolting “arty” fashions. Mrs. King enters. “Mrs. King wins.” exclaims Anne, “And I thought “all black” would take the cake.” At 7:42 the class slowly commences. “Monica needs help with the yearbook today!” announces Mrs. King. “We’ve got a deadline today!” “Does that mean we can’t watch the PBS film on Caravaggio today?” inquires Ellen. Dan stands to protest (as usual), “I don’t think we should be corrupted by that playboy Caravaggio, anyway, Mrs. KinGE!” The argument begins. “Swinger” Dave struts in late, tye-dye on, coffee in hand. “Take it easy Mrs. King, I think it’s about time for another one of your moon-viewing parties.” Mrs. King sighs, “Where’s Jon?” “I think he’s in the other room! smiles Elizabeth, another helpful hint form Miss Pauley. Mrs. King proceeds to the other room. John is asleep at “his drawing table, “Jon!” Mrs. King flares. John turns his head and opens his eyes to find himself face-down to yet another “Tribute to Norman” painting. Mrs. King cries, “These after hour painting sessions have got to stop.” Monica arrives, late again, and begins passing out lay-out sheets, “Make sure you crop the pictures!”, she says. Everyone gets to work except Kieth, who’s standing at the door, with his hands in his pockets saying, “Howdy!”, or “Have a nice day!”, to passers-by. “Monica,” Mrs. King says to Naomi, “Have you finished those block prints yet?” Naomi would have acknowledged Mrs. King normally, but today her mind was on something else: the Shelf Wars. “Mrs. King, do you have a screwdriver I can borrow?” Anne asks innocently. The bell rings, the students file out. Mrs. King leans back in her chair, Cafe Vienna in hand, “Now I know why I never had kids,” she says, and laughs . Let the games begin. 66 67 To be a skipping stone to shoot forward from some warm hand to touch the water pop up again dip downwards and leap up again and again finally slipping into glorious, watery stillness leaving a long row of spreading circles for the thrower to gaze in awe at loved until he finds another stone Argue for your limitations, and sure enough, they ' re yours. Richard Bach SENIOR ART SELECTIONS T ' S ABOUT TIME . . . To Appreciate Those Artists, For Whom Art Is Not Necessarily A Career Goal Kathy MacDougall is a first year art This is heather La more s first art class. She intends to pun student She doesn ' t plan to go to sue a career as a travel agent, and hopes to use her art art school, but wants to continue experience in designing travel posters. drawing for pleasure. 75 Ross Young is a first year art student, he plans a career in military, engineering or architecture. Mandy howarth has taken two years of art at Ipswich high School. She would like to study communi- cations next year, where she hopes to use her artistic talent B 1 76 AaocH C A a vjt- FF Sally Sample, a new student at Ipswich High School, spends most of her free time in the art room. She ' s undecided about what she wants to do next year. Yvette Shrank has been interested in are for many years. Yvette ' s first choice for school next fall is Montserrat College of Art in Beverly. Tom Standley, another first year d student, is interested in drafting, e plans a career in engineering. SENIOR Mikeisha Anderson 5 18 71 Salt Marsh Road 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track 4: Winter Track 2, 3, 4: Class Vice President 2, 3, 4, : HOBY representative 2, 3: Representative to School Improve- ment Committee 1. 2, 3, 4: Peer Ed. 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Science League Sarah Bamford 3 13 71 207 Topsfield Rd 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: The Company 1, 2, 3,4 : Art Club Jason Bennett 9 6 71 10 Lakemans Lane 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Basketball 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Lacrosse Michael Blake 1 6 70 8 Howe Street 1, 2: J.V. Football 3, 4: Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Lacrosse Amanda Bodwell 10 12 71 3 Popular St. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt): Soccer 1, 2: J.V. Basketball 3, 4: Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt): Spring Track 2, 3, 4: Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Peer Ed 3, 4: Leadership Project 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee Roni Boyles 7 15 71 200 Colonial Drive 1,2, 3, 4: The Company 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Bel Canto 4: Football Cheerleading 3: J.V. Basketball Cheerleading 2, 3: Steering Committee Julie Bromby 1 6 71 28 Birch Lane 1: J.V. Soccer 2: J.V. softball 3, 4: Softball 3, 4: Hockey Cheerleading David Burke 3 1 71 3b Mill Rd. 1, 2, 3: Cross Country 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Lacrosse Jen Burton 3 6 71 1 Edge St. 1, 2: J.V. Basketball 3, 4: Basketball Kristie Cameron 12 17 71 40 Town Farm Rd 1: J.V. Soccer 2: J.V. Softball 4: Hockey Cheerleading Stacey Carabatsos 3 25 71 1 Sagamore Rd. Errin Carroll 8 17 71 10 Arrowhead Trail Melissa Case 7 31 71 24 Fairview Ave, 3, 4: OEA Mike Clancy 1 22 70 34 North Main St. 1 : JV Football 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Winter Track Pam Clancy 6 8 71 34 North Main St. 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 4: Winter Track Suzi Clements 7 18 71 49b East St. 2, 3, 4: The Company 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus Carrie Cole 1 24 71 4 Granite Ct. 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 1: Frosh Basketball Cheerleading 2: J.V. Softball 3, 4: Winter Spring Track 2, 3, 4: Peer Ed. (officer-4) 1. 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee Tony Contino 7 8 70 4 Southern Heights 1: Frosh Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football (captain-4) 1, 2: J.V. Basketball 1: Frosh Lacrosse 2, 3,4 : Varsity Lacrosse (captain-4) Liz Copley 10 31 71 50 North Main St. 1: J.V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball Chris Corbin 10 5 70 PO Box 747 1: Cross Country 2: J.V. Lacrosse 3: Varsity Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 2, 3, 4: Bel Canto 1, 2, 3, 4: The Company Naomi Cottrell 8 25 71 14 Lakemans Lane 1: Frosh Field Hockey 2: J.V. Field Hockey 3,4 : Varsity Field Hockey (4: Captain) 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track 2, 3, 4: Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4: The Company 1: Chorus 3, 4. Art Club 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Peer Ed. C.J. Coughlin 5 26 71 1, 2: J.V. Baseball 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2: J.V. Soccer 3, 4: Soccer 1, 2: J.V Basketball 3, 4: Basketball Mary Coughlin 12 27 71 14 Ocean Drive 1: Frosh Field Hockey 3, 4: Soccer Manager 3, 4: Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee Julie Crawford 1 10 71 53 Clark Rd. 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey (4 captain) 1,2, 3, 4: Basketball (3 + 4-captain) 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball (4-captain) 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4: Marching Band Steve Cronin 11 14 71 11 Brown Sq. Apt. 3 Kristen Darnell 4 6 71 200 Colonial Drive 1, 2, 3: J.V. Soccer 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Peer Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 3, 4: Tiger Transcript 3, 4: Lacrosse manager 4: Yearbook staff Paula Dattilo 2 19 71 45 Essex Rd. 4: O.E.A. Erin Doherty 1 25 71 8 Bush Hill Rd 1: J.V. Soccer 2, 3, 4: Football Cheerleading (4-captain) 1,2, 3, 4: Basketball Cheerleading 3, 4: Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4: Class treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 1, 2: Ski Club 3, 4: College bowl 1, 2: Student Government 4: Science League Jeff Donovan 9 17 71 16 Dix Rd. 1: Frosh football 2: J.V. Football 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Lacrosse 1: Frosh Basketball 2: J.V. Basketball 4: Basketball 1, 2: Steering Committee 2: Foreign Language Club Tracie Doty 2 18 71 7 Liberty St. 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball (4-captain) 2, 3, 4: Hockey Cheerleading 2: Steering Committee Katherine Dougan 3 11 71 14 Pine St. 1: Frosh Field Hockey 2: J.V. Field Hockey 3, 4: Field Hockey 3: J.V. Softball 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 3, 4: Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4: College Bowl 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 3, 4: Tiger Transcript 2, 3, 4: Key Club (4- Vice President) 3, 4: National Honor Society Rebecca Dube 3 10 71 43 Turkey Shore Rd. 1: J.V. Softball 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 3, 4: Winter Track 2: J.V. Soccer 3, 4: Soccer (4-captain) 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 2, 4: Key Club 2, 3: Ski Club 2: Foreign Language Club Mike Dupray 9 19 70 16 Maple Ave. 1, 2, 3, 4: Ice Hockey 1, 2: J.V. Football 1: J.V. Lacrosse 3: Baseball I Jeremy Dziadose 6 5 71 31 Jeffrey’s Neck Road 1: J.V. Hockey 2, 3, 4: Hockey (4-Captain) Jennifer Fecteau 8 28 71 1 1 Brown Sq 1, 2, 3: J.V. Field Hockey 4: Field Hockey 1, 2: Basketball Cheering 3, 4: Hockey Cheerleading 1, 2: J.V. Softball 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 4: Key Club 4: Science League Patricia Fessenden 3 1 71 23 Jeffrey ' s Neck Road Stacie Fitzpatrick 12 13 71 12 Paradise Rd. . 1: J.V. Basketball I 1,2: J.V. Softball 3. 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 1, 2, 3: Foreign Language Club Catie Gallant 1 21 71 15 Town Farm Rd. 1: J.V. Basketball : 1: J.V. Softball 4: Football Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 1: Peer Ed ! 1: Student Council j 2: Key Club ■ 3: Art Club 4: School Improvement Committee Scott Garand 5 9 71 5 Allen lane 1, 2: J.V. Soccer 3, 4: Soccer (4 captain) 1, 2: J.V. Baseball 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2: J.V. Basketball Dememtra Geogakopoulos 12 6 71 89 Central St. Chris Gram 2 22 71 4 Dornall Rd. 1, 2: Cross Country 1: Spring Track 3, 4: Soccer 1,2, 3, 4: Science League 1, 2: Math team 3, 4: College Bowl 1, 2: Foreign Language Club 3, 4: The Leadership Project 1: Jazz Band Dan Grant 4 6 71 89 Town Farm Rd. 1: J.V. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Jazz Band Adam Gray 6 7 71 27 Mulholland Dr. 1, 2, 3, 4: Ice Hockey 2: J.V. Football 3, 4: Varsity Football 1, 2: J.V. Lacrosse 3, 4: Lacrosse 4: Science League 4: Tiger Transcript Julie Greenleaf 5 15 71 5 Charlotte Rd. 1: J.V. Soccer 2, 3: Softball Jen Gurrie 6 25 71 176 Topsfield Rd 4: Hockey Cheerleading 3, 4: Steering Committee 4: College Bowl 4: Yearbook 3, 4: Tiger Transcript Greg Haley 3 17 71 1, 2: J.V. Football 4: Varsity Football 1, 2: J.V. Lacrosse 3, 4: Lacrosse Rebecca Halla 2 14 71 6 Sagamore Rd. 1: J.V. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey I : J.V Basketball 2: Basketball 1: J.V. Softball 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Peer Ed. 1, 2 Foreign Language Club 2: Math Team Kirk Haskell 9 30 71 12 Pleasant St. 1 : J.V Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Lacrosse Shawn Hatcher 3 29 70 1 Heatherside Lane 1, 2: J.V. Baseball 2, 3, 4: Ice Hockey (4-captain) 4: Yearbook 4: School Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 3, 4: Tiger Transcript Robert Hickey 3 15 71 4 Juniper St 2: J.V. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: J.V. Basketball 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 3, 4: Key Club 4: Tiger Transcript 2, 3. 4: College Bowl Victoria Hopkins 11 29 70 Labor-in-Vain Rd. 1, 2: J.V. Spring Track 2: J.V. Soccer 3, 4: Soccer 3: Lacrosse 2, 4: Class President 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 3, 4: Science League 1, 2, 3: Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4: College Bowl 4: Key Club Mandy Howarth 3 16 71 39 Spring St. 1: J.V. Basketball Cheerleading 4: Football Cheerleading 1, 2, 4: Peer Ed. 1, 2: Key Club 1: Yearbook 1, 4: The Company 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee Shane Hughes 7 30 71 26 Howe St. 1: J.V. Soccer 2, 3, 4: Soccer (4-captain) 2: J.V. Lacrosse 3, 4: Lacrose 1, 2: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Student Government 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Leadership Project 1, 2, 3: Ski Club 4: Athletic Subcommitte 1: Band 4: Science Lea gue Jeff Ingalls 11 17 70 25 Heard Dr. 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country (Capt) 2, 3, 4. Spring Track 3, 4: Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 4: Peer Ed Bob Irvine 12 14 71 10 Dornell Rd. 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1,2, 3, 4: Ice Hockey Barbie Inman 7 31 71 Labor-in-Vain Rd. Kathleen Kenney 6 19 71 9 Pine St. 1: Frosh Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Football Cheerleading (4-captain) 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 2, 3: Peer Ed. Jeremy Keller 11 18 71 29 High St 1 : J.V. Soccer 2, 3. 4: Cross Country 1: J.V. Basketball 1: J.V. Baseball 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 4: Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Jazz Band 2, 3, 4: Marching Band Elizabeth Kercher 7 13 70 8 Lillian Dr 1: J.V. Soccer 2: J.V. Basketball 1, 2: J.V. Softball 3, 4: Softball Jason Kercher 8 15 70 8 Lillian Dr 1: Frosh Football 1: Frosh Football 2, 3, 4: Lacrosse (4-capt) 2: J.V Basketball 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Steering Committee 2, 3: College Bowl 4: Peer Ed. 4: Science League Jason Kowal 11 9 71 3 Courtland Way 1: Frosh Football 2: J.V. Football 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Basketball 3: Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Lacrosse Heather Lamore 11 18 70 2 Birch Lane Jen Lang 9 15 71 37 (Jpper River Rd 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 4: Yearbook 4: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Bel Canto 1, 2, 3, 4: The Company Shawn Larochelle 1 15 71 6 Chickadee Rd. 4: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling (4- captain) Paula Leet 3 16 69 12 Hillside Rd Lori Lemieux 10 15 71 1 1 1 Linebrook Rd, 1, 2: Steering Committee 4: The Company Kathrine MacDougall 5 23 71 27 Oakhurst Dr. 3: J.V. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Project Leadership Alicia MacGuire 7 10 71 143 Linebrook Rd Chris Macintosh 8 04 71 40 Upper River Rd. Keith Mac Intyre 4 20 70 21 Manning St. 1, 2, 3, 4: The Company Jon Madden 2 21 71 77 Mewburyport Turnpike Rt. 1 1: Frosh Basketball 2: J.V Basketball 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Track Sean Maloney 4 16 71 10 Bush Hill Rd 1: Frosh Football 2, 3: J.V Football 4: Football 2, 3: Ski Club Joseph Mansell 7 30 71 14 Howe St. 1 : Ice Hockey 1, 2: J.V. Lacrosse 3, 4: Lacrosse 4: Soccer Dianne Mariano 1 11 71 431 Linebrook Rd 2, 3, 4: Hockey Cheerleading (4 capt) 3: Football Cheerleading 1 Basketball Cheerleading 1, 2 J.V. Field Hockey 4 Varsity Softball 1 , 3: Class President 1, 2: Student Government 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee Deidre Me Donnell 1 2 71 2 Heard Dr 1 : J.V Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert band 1, 2, 3: Marching Band 1, 2: J.V. Field Hockey 3, 4: Football Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Cheerleading (4 capt) 1: J.V. Softball 2, 3, 4: Softball 1: Peer Ed 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Government 1: Class Vice President 2, 3: Ski Club 4; Science League 4: College Bowl Rachael Popek 8 3 71 185 High St. 1. 2, 3. 4: The Company 3, 4: Student Rep. to Friends of the Arts. 1: Ski CLub Claire Rogers 7 4 71 251 High St. Eric Rogers 10 28 71 8 Dornell Rd 1, 2: Wrestling Laura Rosenberger 1 7 71 4 Riverside Dr. 1, 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 2: Cross Country 3, 4: Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 1, 2, 3: Ski Club 1, 2, 3: Foreign Language Club 3, 4: College Bowl 1,2, 3, 4: Peer Ed. Joellen Ruest 10 28 71 18 Pleasant St. 1, 2: J.V. Softball 1: Frosh Field Hockey 2, 3: J.V. Field Hockey 4: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 3: Foreign Language Club 2, 3: Ski Club 1 , 2: Chorus 1, 2, 4: The Company 4: O.E.A. 4: Yearbook Staff William Mello 6 5 70 369 Linebrook Rd 1: J.V. Football 2, 3. 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 3, 4: Winter Track Gardner O ' Flynn 7 5 71 9 Heard Dr. 1, 2: Cross Country 3, 4. Soccer 1, 2: J.V. Basketball 3, 4: Basketball (4-capt) 1, 2: J.V. Baseball 3, 4: Baseball (4-capt) 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 2, 3, 4: Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Peer Ed. Shannon O ' Leary 11 19 71 2 Allen Lane 3, 4: Football Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Cheerleading (4- capt) 1, 2: Steering Committee 4: Science League 2: The Company 2: Key Club Elizabeth Pauley 11 29 71 28 Heard Dr 1: Frosh Field Hockey 2, 3: J.V. Field Hockey 4: Field Hockey 2: J.V. Basketball 1 Basketball Cheerleading 3, 4: Spring Track 1,2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 1, 3, 4. Class Secretary 3, 4: College Bowl 4: Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4: The Company 1, 2, 3, 4: Tiger Transcript Tony Pignato 11 14 71 66 Old Right Rd. Amy Player 5 27 71 45 Mile Lane i r DIRECTORY 1 Ellen Salah 8 1 71 ! P.O. Box 201 2, 3, 4: The Company 3, 4: College Bowl 3, 4: Yearbook Staff Christine Santiago 1 9 70 21 Charlotte Rd. 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus Brandee Sotiropoulos 9 24 71 24 Morth Ridge Rd. 1: J.V. Soccer 2, 3, 4: Soccer 1, 2, 3: J.V. Basketball 4: Basketball 1, 2: J.V. Softball 4: O.E.A (4president) Brian Story 12 10 71 47 Agawam Village 1: Frosh Football 1: Frosh Basketball 2: J.V Basketball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Soccer 3, 4: Steering Committee Kristen Schaeffer 10 29 71 36 Paradise Rd. 2: J.V. Soccer 2, 3, 4: The Company Debra Scherer 7 31 71 40 Allen Lane 1, 2, 3. 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1,2, 3, 4: Chorus 3: Jazz Band Yvette Schrank 3 15 71 25 Howe Street Susan Siedler 7 18 71 2 Redwood Dr. 1: Frosh Field Hockey 2: J.V. Field Hockey 3, 4: Football Cheerleading 1, 2: J.V. Basketball Cheerleading 1, 2, 3: Spring Track 2, 3: Winter Track 1, 2, 3: Ski Club 1, 2, 3: Peer Ed. 3: Project Leadership 4: School Improvement Council 1: Student Government Christine Sheppard 5 16 71 19 Summer St. Michael Sheppard 9 19 71 1 tipper River Rd. 1: J.V. Lacrosse 1: Wrestling Thomas Standley 9 26 71 121 Topsfield Rd. 4: Soccer 1: J.V. Spring Track 2, 3. 4: Spring Track Mike Stasiuk 3 15 71 34 Kimball Ave. 3, 4: Soccer 1: Frosh Football 1, 2: J.V. Basketball 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball Bethany Stella 5 14 71 4 Fellows Rd. 3, 4: Spring Track Dominic Stevens 10 20 71 6 Pine St. Gretchen Storer 9 26 71 16 Cantebury Dr. Georgetown. 1: Frosh Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 1, 2: J.V. Spring Track 3, 4: Spring Track 3: Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 2, 3, 4: Key Club (4-secretary) 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Science League 2, 3, 4: Bel Canto 1, 2, 3, 4: The Company 3, 4: The Leadership Project Monica Studley 8 6 71 6 Bush Hill Rd. 1: J.V. Softball 2, 3: J.V. Soccer 4: Soccer Manager 2: J.V. Track 1, 2, 3, 4: College Bowl 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 3: Math League 4: Science League 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Yearbook Editor Jennifer Swaney 6 26 71 7 Turkey Shore Rd. Paul Swanson 6 12 70 14 Charlotte Rd. Jeff Sweeney 6 29 71 31 Candlewood Rd. Kerry Thistlewood 10 22 70 23 Mineral St. Brian Townsend 1 1 24 70 37 Howe St. 1: J.V. Soccer 2, 3, 4: Soccer (4-capt) 1, 2: J.V. Basketball Michele Vose 2 16 71 68 Linebrook Rd 1: J.V. Softball 1: Frosh Field Hockey 2, 3: J.V. Field Hockey 4: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: College Bowl 2, 3, 4: Key Club (4-President) 1, 2: Student Government 3, 4: National Honor Society Dan Walker 1 18 71 17 Stage Hill Rd. 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Spring Track Jonathan Walsh 10 3 70 15 Bunker Hill Rd 1: J.V. Basketball 1, 2: J.V. Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 2: J.V. Football 3: Wrestling Corinna Warner 4 30 71 3 Randall Rd. 1,2, 3, 4: Chorus David Whynott 12 9 71 3 Oakhurst Ave. 1, 2: J.V. Ice Hockey 3, 4: Ice Hockey 1, 2: J.V. Lacrosse Seth Woods 11 21 71 8 Washington St. 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 1,2, 3: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4: College Bowl 4: Science League 3, 4: Leadership Project Ross Young 2 12 71 84 County Rd. 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 3, 4: Winter Track 4: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Steering Committee 3: Foreign Language Club 3, 4: Key Club 81 To See What The Students At IHS Do During Their Spare Time. STUDENT LIFE IT’S ABOUT TIME . . . 84 85 COTILLION AND -IOL DAY PARTY 87 - IT’S ABOUT TIME FOR THE CLASS OF ’89 Where will you be in ten years? At a Celtics game, serving beer, 2.50 A cup 2 per person •Jon Madden Finishing neverending years of medical school, probably supporting a drug habit. Intravenous that is . . . -Keisha Anderson Sitting in the orthodontist office, waiting to get our braces off. ■Kathy MacDougall and Monica Studley Northernmost Canada, living in an igloo with walrus and wolves watching Mary Tyler Moore reruns. ■Jeremy Keller Working on a farm in Central America. -Kristen Schaffer What is the scariest thing that ever happened to you? Gaining Weight. -Kris Darnell A couple of friends and I drove down a one way street, side swiped a parked Mercedes and were totally lost in Lowell driving around in circles for 5 hours. It was 12:30 am, I had to be home at 1 1 :00 and we were out of gas. Now I know my parents forbid me to go to Lowell. -Roni Boyles I went to bed early. -Chris Gram What was the most embarassing thing that ever hap- pened to you? Coming to school and finding out that I forgot to wash off the shaving cream. •Jon Madden Losing my shorts in second wing, junior year. •Greg Haley i Walking out in a towel in front of John Stamos. -Kendell Longo t Tr ' vi ' av3 —iNO. ' aiVH j kwH SJ.JT-i5i ' 7v ' a9 3«d03 Or 90v3H ' -Lvms Qv?a ' sm ' bC ' k °j- ' cavc-Sr or-iS ‘Q?ws?i «, 92 jo sxcn 1 vt-to 1 ? n no sj.oi ' v AOdwoa ' !� V� s cno j 1 VKn ) ' wf 93 POPULARITY POLL Favorite Movie A Fish Called Wanda took first in this cata- gory which was a big hit for Monty Python lovers. Rainman and Broadcast News tied for second. Favorite Actress Was it the exposure of her chest in Dangerous Liasons or her obsessive be- havior in Fatal Attraction? Well, what- ever it was, Glenn Close took first for best actress. Sigorney Weaver was a close second. Favorite Actor Well once again, Tom Cruise took this category, what is it now, four years in a row? Come on girls, lets get some originality. Dustin Hoffman took sec- ond for his role in Rainman and Keifer Sutherland took third. | We may be merely high school students, but we still seem to appreciate thirtysometh- ing, with its deep and intense plots, although it has to be thought about while watching it, it still took first for favorite T.V. sitcom. On the lighter side, Cheers took second and LA Law took third. Favorite TV Sitcom Favorite Band The ever popular CI2 was voted as the favorite band in our poll, as well as most of the other polls in the United States at this time, not bad for Irishmen. Def Leppard was voted second in this category. 94 Favorite M ale Female Performer Phil Collins, the singer, drummer and actor got the number one spot for the fa- vorite male perform- er. It was a three way tie for second be- tween Pat Metheny, Ziggy Marley and of course, Sting. Anita Baker, with her tree shattering voice, ha ha, took first for the favorite female performer. Tied for second was Sheena Easton and Sinead O’Conner, who was so excited about winning, lost her hair. Favorite Concert INXS won by a land- slide for the best con- cert, let me guess, Great Woods, August 1988? Some others which were way behind were Def Leppard and Pink Floyd. Favorite Song: Well, it was an interesting five way tie for first in this category. The winners were Pour Some Sugar on Me, Hold on Loosely, She Wants to Dance With Me, Shattered and Un- der My Thumb. I: Favorite Drink Coca-cola or Coke took first place for the best drink once again, come on guys, lets get some new ideas! Iced tea took second. These actually weren’t the winners, but the real winners could not be tallied. Favorite Food Yes the winner for the best food was pizza, what else is new? Tied for second were popcorn and Smart- food, although they are the same in a sense, others just think that popcorn just does not compare to Smartfood. Best Cliche For Best Cliche Yesss took it, but follow- ing close behind was the trite cheerleader term C-ya, and don’t forget the hand gesture to make it perfect. Worst Cliche Guess what? Juniorisms won for Worst Cliche, what a surprise! Oh and it didn’t? For second C-ya Wow, it got second for best as well, does that say something girls? 95 The ' 88 drought is the worst since the Depression! Tyson: Last Scenes From a Marriage Pro-Life Protest The war on drugs has accelerated dramatically. But drugs have become cheaper and easier to get. Apartheid An Ordeal Ends, Another Begins MggBotched maneuver HHB causes history’s Hf worst air show flB disaster. 70 SI dead in West JB Germany OPRAH WINFREY 4i nuT j I IZZIE’S ITEMS Can’t wait for the 1992 Olympic Games. No doubt in my mind who our gold medal- ists will be- Julie, Bill, Amanda, Jason, Re- becca, Gardy and Mike. We know they’ll be out there on the playing field. They’re IHS’s finest athletes- Class Athletes for the Class of ’89. Ever hear of bodyworks? Amanda, Erin, Jason and Shane have. If you’ve seen them lately, you could plainly see why they were voted Best All-Around Body for the Class of ’89. Take my advice, check them out! “Yeah right!” Sarcasm just oozes from Bob, Dianne, Brian, Yvette, Dan, Adam, Mike and Jen. They are the Most Sarcastic people I know. Where do they get some of the things the say? Thank God for call- waiting. Oth- erwise we’d never get in touch with Becca, Jenn, Tra- cie and Scott- they’re the people with The Largest Phone Bill in the Class of ’89. They’re the ones for you Mew En- gland- Mew En- gland Telephone. HIP- HIP-HORRAYH Shannon and Jason have the Most School Spirit in the Class of ’89. You can always find them at school events rallying on the Tigers. Thanks for the support guys! 98 Some people will come out of the house this morning looking like they just had it done. You know who you are, your hair always looks good- whats your secret? Anyway, Mandy, Jeff, Yvette and Chris were voted Most Glamorous Hair. Hey guys- got any hairspray? Save the Whales! Do away with research animals! Sounds like Class Animal Lovers Jen and Sarah. Oh, by the way, have you hugged your pet today? (J2. Sting. Pink Floyd. Eddie Brickell and the Mew Bohemians. IMXS. Eddie Money. Yes, they’ve seen them all-Dave, Jeff and Dianne are definitely our Concert Freaks. Di- rections to the Centrum? Mo problem- these guys know it like the back of their hands-in fact they’ve done it so many time, they could do it in their sleep. Where will you be in ten years? Sad to say Kathy and Shawn, but according to the Class of ’89, you will be the first ones in our class to go “wahoo”. We love you, but you know that you ' ll end up in a padded cell. But don’t wor- ry, we’ll come visit you every other Sunday. “Hey, hows it going? Good, good!” Some- times we could talk all day to Amy, Kathleen, Amanda, Shane and Kathy. They’re the Most Congenial in our class. They’re always got a smile for everyone. Where will you be in ten years? Vice presi- dent? Millionaire? Happy? We know Chris, Keisha and Michele definitely have the where- with- all to be one of those things or maybe all of them. Who knows? I do- thats who! And I know that Chris, Keisha and Michele are Most Likely to Succeed. What did you do last night Sean, Paula, Mary and Mike? Another hot lap? We know you ' re the Class Drivers Who had Done the Most HOT LAPS. Did you see anything new last night? How ' s Pavil lion? Still there? “Make’em laugh, make’em laugh, make’em laugh.” What will they think of next? Would the real Class Clowns please stand up? (Bri- an, Dave and Mike and Mike thats your cue!) Tee-hee-hee! Where will you be in ten years from now? Well, our bet is that Jeff and Rachael will be “caught”. They were voted Most Likely to Get Caught . . . Hmmm . . . Get “caught” at what? “(AB) = 2-2 (cos alpha cos beta divided by sin alpha sin beta)” “Then, cos (alpha minus beta) = cos alpha squared with sin alpha sin beta . . ” “Really? Then f (a-b) must be the square root of the ve- locity of . . .” Does this sound like a normal conversation? For our Class Calculators, Michele and Chris, its as easy as abc (or is it a squared b squared = c squared?) “Really? We look like we’re 21?” Sure you do . . . Claire, Kathleen, Christine and Elizabeth you are the Most Gull- ible in our class. Will you fall for anything?” - r, r-f M 1T ' ' !■ Of lf � |CH ilnu f r ,„ „. lf dMtk ?„ “Can we in- terest you in some ocean- front property in Arizona?” Give it up Dianne and Jeremy, we know your class voted you most like- ly to become a Used Car Salesman. 100 ■ December 1 ' til mid- April Liz, Derrick and Kirk (our Class Ski Bums) can be found swooshing down the slopes of the nearest mountain. Guess what guys- its supposed to snow tonight. No guys, you’re not supposed to sleep in class! Get any sleep last night Kathy, Jon and Barbie? We know you’re the Class In- somniacs. Tell the truth- were you out par- tying last night or was it studying? Get some sleep!! “Sunny days- sweeping the clouds away.” “ Nothing but blue skies, heading my way.” Our Class Optimists are . . . Shane, Amy, Elizabeth and Amanda” The sun will come out tomorrow.” “I’m happy- happy.” “Don’t you know everything’s all right . . .” “You’re never fully dressed without a smile.” Shane, Kathleen and Bethany- when you smile you light up the room. We know that you’ve got the Nicest Smile in the Class of ’89. Tell me, when you get in trouble, can you just smile your way out of it? Flash us those pearly whites. Whose the Best Date? Unanimously June 1 1, 1989. What a class of comedians we have. Undoubtedly, June 1 1 will be the best date that I’ve had in a long time. Right behind the eleventh, came Shane and Kathleen. All three would be nice . . . 101 Have you seen Stacie, Tony, Jeff, Becky, Jen or Debbie? Neither have we- thats why they were voted the People Least Seen in School. “Tip- toe through the tulips” - for Gardy, Joellen, Elizabeth and Jason, its practically im- possible. You won’t see them sporting those tiny little Italian shoes- they don’t exactly have “petit-feet”- in fact, they were voted Biggest Feet in the Class of ’89. You wouldn’t want them stepping on your toes. Picasso? Monet? Renoir? HAH! Next to Dan and Naomi, they look like ama- teurs. As if you hadn ' t already guessed, they are our Class Artists in Studio Art. They can usually be found down at the Art room creating a masterpiece. “What light through yonder win- dow breaks? it is the east and Juliet is the sun. Arise fair sun and kill the envious moon.” Our students with a flair for the theatah” are Brooks, Roni, Naomi, Ellen, Kristen, and Suzi. We’ll be seeing their stars in the sidewalk in front of the Chinese theater. The hills are alive with the sound of Music. Roni, Jenn and Gretchen are our class singers. Sing us a song! And to accompany you, we’ll get our Class Musicians, Dan on the guitar, Jeremy on the bass, Chris on the piano and Deir dre on the clarinet. Sounds good to me! Standing at the corner watching all the girls go by- definitely a pastime for our Class Swingers Kevin, Dave and Mike. OK Guys, redheads, blonds or bru- nettes; which do gentleman prefer? “Oh say can you see ...” We’re proud to be Americans (even if the Re- publicans are in the White House.) Our All-Americans (apple- pie, Mom and baseball) are Jason, Elizabeth and Ross . . . . ” What so proudly we hailed by the twilight’s last gleaming . . . the land of the free and the home of the brave!” i Quick- get off the sidewalk! Claire, Laura and Tony are on the road (some- times the sidewalk). They were voted Worst Drivers in the Class of ’89- their premiums tell all. And then we have Monica who knows all the registry of- ficials on a firstname basis- after tak- ing the driver’s ed test so many times Party, party, party- let the good times roll. You guessed it, Class Party Animals? None other than the Class of 1989 (especially you Steve!). There’s nothing that we like better than a good party- so whose house is it at this weekend? 103 Awh! Aren ' t they cute? Tell me Torie, Lori, and Eric, do people start talking baby talk” to you a lot just because you’re cute. One thing though, you ' re not just cute, you’re SCJPERCGTE!! Thats why you ' ve been voted Class Cutie! Awh . . . Hey Baby, whats you’re sign? Come here often? Nice try Shannon and Derrick, but we’ve got your numbers- Class Flirts that is. ‘‘Beach Blan- ket Bingo- thats the name of the game.” Our Class Beach Bums are Gardy, Jeff, Carrie, Sue and Jenn. Hey guys, hows the water? OK Shawn, Brandee, Kathy, and you to Ms. Townsend- relax and take a deep breath. You were voted Most Stressed in the Class of ' 89. I guarantee that a new day will dawn tomorrow regardless of the fact that the newspaper hasn’t been laid out, or that not all of the books are shelved or even if you haven’t done all of your home- work. Its OK- we still love you even if your hair is gray. When Bethany and Shane walk into the room I’m sure they hear cat- calls. They’re the Best Looking- we know why. Don’t you just seeth with envy when they arrive on the scene looking beautiful? We still love you Shane- and Bethany. (P.S.- Seth, you can’t vote for yourself!) 104 ■v; iK 1 . tf§£|Sg 1 1 ' ’ liHili T.T«T«i:€ 1 Jeff and his Bug, Gardy and his “Mob-Mo- bile”, Bob and His Truck, Becca and her im- port, Sarah and her green station wagon and Kendell and her Saab. Best Buddies? Mo, this is the Car that best Represents Their Owner. Just look for these cars driving around town, and you’ll know whose driving. Beep-beep. Did you say shy? BJ, Elizabeth, Demetra, CJ, Patty and Heather are our shyest people in the Class of ’89. There are just certain things that you do not say. Its OK, we won’t bite. There’s nothing like a cold perrier (with a twist of lemon), goat cheese and some quality time with these future YCJPPIES- Keisha, Bob, Catie, Adam, Maomi and Jeff. Good news guys, the market closed on a high note this week. Come up and see me sometime big boy . . . Forget Mae West and arilyn Monroe, we’ve got Roni, Shannon, Mandy and Melissa. They’re ur Class Teases, our very own boyoligists. What did he say?” “He said up two streets and take a right.” Mo, Kathleen, Carrie and Tony certainly don’t need “Miracle Ear”- thats why they are the Best Listeners in the Class of ’89. They would be happy to listen to your grievances- thanks guys. Why do today what you can do tomorrow? Paper due Friday? Theres always Thursday night- I can do it at Key Club. And if I don’t get it done, there’s always Friday morning. You guessed it- the Class of 1989 (even you Kathy) unanimously won Class Procrastinator. Let me look into you eyes Jen, Kristie, Kris, Shane, Seth and Shawn. One look at them is rea- son enough why they were voted Sexiest Eyes- all our eyes are on you guys! 105 I Tisk- tisk tisk! You wouldn ' t bring Kevin and Jenn home to Mom- unless you wanted her to say I told you so! They ' re the Ones Your Mother Warned You About. Kevin, Jenn- be good!! Just Shut Gp will you! (followed by a sigh of exasperation). Erin? Mandy? Ms. Townsend? Relax, don ' t let them get to you. You were voted Most Aggravated- and we know why. Junior noises , incompetency and pop quizes. Mandy, Becca and Jeremy, make sure you stay away from them, you were voted Most Aggravating. Nothing personal Hey Errin, Liz, Jeff and Seth where do you shop Bloomingdales? Do you pick out clothes for Vogue ? We think you ' re the Best Dressed in the class. Can I borrow that sweater? You can always tell when Kathy, Barbie, Joe, Dave and Paul are embarrassed, they ' re our Class Blushers. Just put them on the spot and watch them light up- whether its praising them or giving them a spotlight, they give new meaning to the words “beet red”. In fact, I think they ' ve developed a new shade of red. “Put on your red shoes and DANCE the blues. There’s nothing that Jason, Catie, Monica, Kathleen and Dave like better than to tear up the dance floor- in fact they can tear up the dance floor as well that they are the Best Dancers in the Class of ' 89. May I have this dance? I don’t want to grow up I ' m a Toys R Gs” kid . . . Does this sound like Jenn, Brian, Keith, Pam and Chris. They were voted Most Likely Never to Grow Gp. OK, time to put down the toys, shut off the cartons and come inside and fill out your applications. No, you can’t go out and play! Whoa Baby! ! @ $% ?! @ %$ ?! We know who our Class Spazes are- Adam, Brooks, Naomi and Yvette!!!!! You guys are absolutely off the wall. !@ @ $% ? !?! Look out Hanz and Franz - Amanda, Jeremy and Tony want to pump you up. Their Class voted them Biggest Muscles (with special mention for Jason- who got biggest neck). ■ Think of all of histo- ry’s famous dous: Bon- nie and Clyde, Michele and Kathy, Roadrun- ner and Coyote, Julie B and Julie G., Fred and Barney, Dan and Seth, Laurel and Har- dy, Brian and Mike, Peanut Butter and Jel- ly, Christine and Cor- inna. Class Buddies- need we say more? “You must remem- ber this, a kiss is just a kiss, a sigh is just a sigh- the fundamental things apply, as time goes by. And when two lovers woo, they still say I love you Our Class Couples are Yvette and Chris, Carrie and Bill and Adam and Monica. (Sigh) isn’t that cute . . What a lovely shirt you’re wearing Mr Storer, and by the way, I really thought your class was not only the greatest class that I have ever taken, but I feel I have grown spiritual- ly and I am a much better person for taking your class. Can I get anything for you? Did I mention that I think you’re the greatest study hall teacher ’’Does this sould like Becca, Keisha, Naomi and Jeremy? We think so, that they’ve been voted the Class Brown Nosers. ”... the way you write on the board Andi, is just magnificent- your class is always a delight! Did you get your hair cut? It looks beautiful . . . . ” The all important question: Is the glass half full or half empty? According to Gretchen, Shawn, Alicia and Stacie- its more than half empty, its two- fourths empty! Cheer up guys, its supposed to rain tomorrow. f you look in the dictionary under Most Outgoing, it would -r you to Keisha and Dianne’s names. Is there anyone that y aren’t friends with? They’re nice to have around because y are always willing to chat. Hey Dan, Barbie and Greg “if you were any more laid back, you’d be laid out.” You are definitely the Most Laid Back in our class so just go ahead and relax. I would really love to see them totally spaz out someday- but, will it ever happen? THE COMPANY EXCELLENCE IN ACTING AWARDS 1987 Roni Boyles Gretchen Storer 1988 Naomi Cotrell 1989 Roni Boyles Naomi Cotrell Shane Hughes Jeremy Keller Jenn Lang HOW TIME FLIES! SHOWS SINCE 1985 : Separate Tables Madwoman Of Chaillot Dirty Work At The Crossroads A Company Of Wayward Saints Private Life Of The Master Race Magic Theatre Alice In Wonderland Cabaret The Country Wife Riders To The Sea To Gillian: On Her 37th Birthday Working University 109 BAND Concert Band is a class which meets everyday and performs in win ter and summer conerts as well as graduation, Veterans’ Day, and Me- morial Day. Members of the concert band are also required to play in the Marching Band, which reherses out side of school on Staurday mornings and Tuesday nights. Along with play- ing at the football games, and the Thanksgiving Day game, Marching Band also plays at all parades. This year the Drum Major was Jeremy Keller and the Assistant Drum Major was Kristen Murray. by Jeremy Keller JAZZ BAND The IHS Jazz Band is a small en- semble comprised mainly of stu- dents form the Concert Band, and a few students who study privately. It rehearses every Tuesday Might. The Jazz Band also performs at the Win- ter and Summer Concerts, at Class Day, the ME District Jazz Competi- tion, and other private functions such as Mr Carey ' s retirement party or Town Meeting. by Jeremy Keller L to R, T to B: C.B. McPhail. M. Sheppard, C. Macintosh, D. Grant, M. Gahm, K. Murray, C. Arnold, I Alhowik, M. Huff, I. Sokolov, B. Vanderbogart, G. Huff, J. Deitch, C. Gram. M. Zagray, L. Macorelle, ' Budzinski, R. Boyles, IN. Emerson, J. Crawford, J. Cacmise, C. Brown, J. Keller, A. Talbot, W. Quigley, X[ Hauenstein, Murray. M Gallant, D. Scherer, S. Seidler, J. Lang, B. Hunt, M. Dilworth, S. Wyman, .Lu Seltenrich and C. Pauley. U T 7 r _ — rr L to R, T to B: D. Grant, M. Gahm, K. Murray, IN. Emerson. M. Sheppard, C. Macintosh, I. Sokolov, G. Huff, B. Vanderbogart, C. Gram. C.B. Mcphail, T. Budzinski, J. Keller, M. Huff, Murray, J. Deitch. J. Cacamise. K Sheppard, M. Zagray and J. Seltenrich. no 1 C. Warner, J. Willis, A. Lovell, R. Boyles, J. Lang, D. Scherer, J. Dorman, L. Teele, C. Santiago. Mid: M. h in, R. Berry, D. Fowler, T. Carpenter, M. Gallant, J. Seltenrich, M. Gahm. Bottom: S. McKay, G. Foote, , KMc Donnell, W. Staples. G. Storer, R. Berry, A. Lovell, R. Boyles, J. Lang, M. Klein. CONCERT CHOIR With the support and guidance of our new choral director, Claire Cayot, the IHS Concert Coir continues to ex- pand and improve while the music we perform increases in difficulty. Not only do we learn how to use our talent to its fullest potential, but we also learn the importance of working together as a team to help make the IHS concert choir the best it can pos- sibly be. by Jennifer Lang BEL CANTO Bel Canto is a select choral group which, under the direction of Monica Cirrito, involves performing a variety of music. Members of Bel Canto are required to audition for the Northeast Senior District Chorus. This year, those accepted were Roni Boyles, Jennifer Lang, Amy Lovell, Ruth Ber- ry, and Martha Klein. Keep up the good work! by Jennifer Lang m PEER ED As a group, Peer Ed works to make Ipswich residents, particularly students and parents, aware of the problems and pressures which stu dents, mainly teenagers, face in to- day’s society. We deal with problems such as Drug and Alcohol abuse, peer pressure, and suicide. We are trained to work one on one or with large groups, and on top of it all, we have fun. the weekend training ses- sions are always something to look forward to. Peer Ed is a group who cares. by Kristen Darnell AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Amnesty International is a politi- cally impartial organization that fights for the protection of human rights. Often, a ' prisoner’s life de- pends on how many letters he she receives. Our principal purpose, as a student group, is to write to the lead- ers of governments on behalf of the political prisoners they hold. Our goals are not only to appeal to the governments but also to raise public awareness, because “not everyone is free . . . yet.” by Laura Rosenburger L. to R., T. to B.: G. O ' Flynn, R Young, J. Gurrie, J. Ingalls, B. Hurd, N. Wright. G. Storer, K. MacDougall, Hughes, M. Howarth, J. Gurrie, K. Kenney, S. Seidler, E. Salah, A. Lovell, N. Emerson, A. Bodwell, Darnell. J. Ruest, C. Kelley, A. Murphy, E. Pauley, L. Rosenberger, T. Hopkins, J. Dorman 112 to R., T. to B.: K. Darnell, M. Studley, E. Salah, M. Salah, F. Antonucci, J. Fecteau, B Hickey, J. Gurrie, Hopkins, K. Dougan, E. Pauley, M. Vose TIGER TRANSCRIPT The Tiger Transcript is the vehicle that brings the general public into life at IHS- we’re the “Eye of the Tiger”. We’ve tried to approach both hard news stories as well as human inter- est features. The Tiger Transcript is the result of many long hours of hard work by the editors, reporters and advisor B. Scott Hersey. For the re- porters, it meant taking on assign- ments, writing good stories and usu- ally meeting deadlines. For the editors, it meant chasing down re- porters, meeting every Sunday and coping with alot of stress. We think it was worth it and we hope you were proud of your paper. Thank you to all who contributed. Good luck next year. by Elizabeth Pauley ART CLUB The Art Club is an after school open studio time. Students plan spe- cial art and craft projects or do extra work on class projects. Each year a fund raising project provides a schol- arship for an art student at graduation. to R., T. to B.. K. Grimes, B. Hurd, N. Wright, J. Tougas, A. Lovell, K. Darnell, K. MacDougall, E. Pauley, Pignato, A. Gromko, H. Nyguen, S. Bamford, E. Doherty, J. Lang, S. Meehan, L. Teele, E. Salah, A. avian, R. Popek, N. Cottrell, M. Studley 113 CHAMELEON “If you’ve got a short story, poem or essay CHAMELEON needs your touch- so write for us baby . . To the infinite embarrassment of six nameless girls and the amuse- ment of the rest of the school, these words echoed through the halls of Ipswich High School before our first Chameleon entry deadline on Octo- ber 7. Chameleon class members, however, do a lot more than sing. We write poems and short stories, and are embarrased once more by having to read them out loud in front of fel- low class mates. We are also respon- sible for all aspects of the magazine. We produce — writing at least two es- says, typing, doing layout, and send- ing corny but well meaning accep- tance and rejection slips. The Chameleon has been quite an experience. TIGER TALES Tiger Tales is an in-school newspa- per produced by Mr. Laakso’s Jour- nalism class. Its staff of reporters probes Ipswich High to get the hard- hitting stories that the entire school and town enjoys reading. The staff is also well trained in handling editor Shawn Hatcher’s high stress and hy- pertension. If Shawn doesn’t have a nervous breakdown, at least three spectacular issues of Tiger Tales will be published this year. by Adam Gray L to R, T to B: B. Irvine, M. Stasiuk, T. Standley, K. MacDougall, K. Cameron, B. Sotiropoulous, J. Donove E. Carroll, Mrs B. Benedetto, E. Salah, J. Willis, J. Fecteau, C. Cole, A. Bodwell, B. Stella. L to R: K. Darnell, J. Sweeney. E. Doherty, G. Haley, A. Gray, M. Studley, E. Pauley, J. Crawford, Mr. Laakso. Missing: S. Hatcher, M. Coughlin, S. O ' Leary, T. Pignato, K. Longo. 114 L. to R., T. to B.: L. Copley, D. Burke, D. Whynott, G. Storer, S. Bamford, M. Howarth, J. Gurrie, S. Maloney, R Popek, S. O ' Leary, S. Seidler, K. Kenney, L. Lemieux, K. Schaffer, J. Ruest, G. O ' Flynn, L. Rosenberger, K. Darnell, R. Young, D. Grant, R Dube, D. Mariano, J. Burton, S. Hughes, J. Ingalls, J. Lang. L. to R.: J. Mansell, L. Chouinard, A. Murphy, J. Caccamise, J. Caccamise, T. Hopkins, J. Kercher, B. JHickey, A. Bodwell, J. Fecteau, R. Dube, M. Fecteau, M. Studley, E. Salah, J. Banville, K. Cruz, S. Wyman, IK. Dougan, S. Hughes, G, Storer, M. Vose, T. Budzinski, N. Emerson, A. Lovell, E. Pauley, N. Cotrell, K. McDougal, A. Young, D. Fowler. SPEECH CLASSES 12th Grade Speech class is not your typical IHS English class. It is a unique and challenging course, taught by Mrs. Faust, that focuses on speaking rather than grammar or literature. The course is designed to help students develop and perform effective speeches for audiences of all sizes. Students write speeches and analyze the most effective ways of presenting them. A major required assignment is to do a speaking per- formance in front of a large audience. One of the two speech classes per- formed in the school play, “WORK- ING”, to fulfill this assignment. Most of the class had no experience in this kind of assignment and discovered hidden talents they never knew they possessed. Speech class is a course in which every student should take part in because it helps to develop qualities that will be needed outside the pastel colored halls of Ipswich High School. by Shane Hughes KEY CLUB The Ipswich High School Key Club is a non-profit organization estab- lished to help better our community- international, national, state, local and school. The Key Club was start- ed two years ago by a student and with the help of the Ipswich Kiwanis Club, it has thrived. The Key Club has helped in such problems as feed- ing the hungry, helping the needy, sponsoring a Guatemalan child, do- nating to Ipswich Caring, funding a Halloween party for the children of Ipswich, and stocking our lovely high school fish tank that brigtens the foy- er, with fish. by Michele Vose 115 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society awards recognition for students who reflect outstanding accomplishments in academics, character, leadership, and service. Members are obligated to exhibit behavior that is honorable, responsible and generous. Our Honor Society chapter provides individual members the oppurtunity to share their talents with other students, their school, and their community. REGIONAL ADVISORY BOARD The Regional Advisory Board is a group of students from schools in the Northeast region of Massachusetts who get together to discuss regional issues and the rights of students within the schools. All of the repre- sentatives from schools in each re- gion meet once a month where issues affecting students statewide are dis- cussed, as well as controversial is- sues within the individual schools. At Ipswich High School, this year’s two representatives are junior Susan Mi- kel and senior Amy Player. L. to R.: A. Player, S. Mikel 116 H L to R, T to B: S. Hughes, M. Gahm, J. Caccamise, C. Cameron, K. Gogan, M. Comeau. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Government is com- posed of eight student elected repre- sentatives; two from each class. The purpose of this group is to represent the student body on student related issues. The most prominent issue the student government has dealt with this year has been the controversial honor roll system. The handling of the honor roll issue, as well as other projects planned in the future to im- prove the quality of the high school, has made this years Student Govern- ment a success. by Shane Hughes mm-z ■ [ j Mjk L fp fp M m ft ♦ l j 1 BB � f ySj f 3 to R, T to B: J. Contino, D. Scherer, J. Swaney, P. Dattilo, C. Sheppard, D. Fowler, G. Foote, A. Poirier, J. tuest. OEA O. E. A. (Office Education Associa- tion) is a group of students that have taken one or more business classes and plan to persue a career in the business field. For one weekend in March, members travel to a conven- tion where they take tests to com- pete against other business students in the area. Winners from this region travel to Louisville Kentucky where they compete nationally. In the past, Ipswich High School has had a least one representative go to Kentucky. Advisors for O. E. A. are Mrs Henrick and Mrs Tozier. Officers are Brandee Sotiropoulous-president, Gabrielle Foote-vice president, Jen Chouinard- secretary, and Paula Dattilo- Treasurer. by Brandee Sotiropoulous 117 POLITICAL SCIENCE CLOSE-UP Project Close-up was created to give students a better understanding of what goes on our Nation ' s capital. Twenty-three courageous students will pack their bags and head south to Washington D. C. for one week in March. Along with us, there will be several other high schools from around the country. While there, we will learn more about our govern- ment by attending its meetings and through our own debates and group discussions. by Gardner O ' Flynn COLLEGE BOWL College Bowl is an exciting club which allows its members to test their academic, cultural, and political knowledge against other teams from schools around the North Shore. The format is simple, an adult advisor. The team advisor is Dr. Richard Ladd, the foriegn language depart- ment head. This is his second year as advisor. by Chris Gram L. to R., T. to B.: J. Fecteau, R. Young, M. Howarth, Q. O ' Fiynn, J. Kercher, S. Seidler, A. Gray, B. Hickey, G. Storer, E. Salah, M. Studley, E. Doherty, K. Kenney, M. Vose, K. Dougan, V. Hopkins, Advisor K. Spellman. i L. to R., T. to B : C. Gram, E. Pauley. S. Woods, J. Fecteau, W. Staples, R. Hickey, D Walker, E. Salah, A. Kercher, L Rosenberger, J. Move, R. Dube, J. Caccamise, M. Klien, M. Studley, Advisor Dr. R. Ladd, K. Dougan, M. Vose, V. Hopkins, E. Doherty. 118 ' to R., T. to B.: J. Keller, M. Allen, K. MacDougall, G. Storer, S. Woods, D. Walker, K. Anderson, L. Walsh, Huff, advisor D. Dalton, M. Studley, C. Kelly, A. Brogna, L. Andrews, S. O’Leary, D. Fowler, G. Foote, C. am, B. Hickey, T. Hopkins, J. Fecteau, S. Maloney, E. Dohrety, L Hyde, T. Auclair, K. Alhowick, J. Willis Lo R., T. to B.: J. Move, W. Staples, D. Fowler, H. Mguyen, C. Kelley, J, Carter, G. Foote, K. daCruz, J. Cac- Cnise, advisor D. Lanpher SCIENCE LEAGUE The Science League is a club de- signed to challenge those individuals who thrive on intellectual data. Each month the selected teams travel to various schools to test their knowl- edge in chosen events; Conifer I. D. for the tree lovers, Space History for the space cadets, the egg drop for the “cop outs” (or “no shows”) and instant invention for the physics freaks! by Erin Dohrety MATH LEAGUE Math League is one of the academ- ic clubs this fine institution has to offer. A team of highly intellectual mathematicians travels to a different school each month for an intense competition. At meets, the schools compete fiercely in six catagories to see which team can snag the most points. This year, the Math teanm is proud to say that we have scored higher than ever before. by Gabrielle Foote I: 119 ENGLAND 88 M The England Trip: Amy Player, Kristen Schaeffer, Becca Halla, Becca Dube, Gretchen Storer, Kathy MacDougall, Julie Jermyn, Lyn- da Walsh, Dan Sokolov, Brooks McPhail, Eric Greenberg, Laurie Gordon, Carrie Gordon, Jo anna Morley, Erin McCarthy, Maura Carlin, Bethany Cottrell, Sue Seidler, Chaperones; Dennis Winters, Richard Schweizer, Eileen Schweizer. FRANCE 88 ■ I I The France Trip: Julie Beaulieu, Kathy Dou- gan, Jen Hoy, Shannon O’Leary, Elizabeth Pauley, Ellen Salah, Michele Vose, Chaper- ones: Skip Beaulieu, Gerald Dolan, Dick Ladd, Margaret Townsend. Football Varsity: L to R, T to B: Coach K. Spellman, Coach S. Hopping, M. Zagray, J. Carter, D. Nagus, M. Alexopolous, B. Gormley, P. Chisholm, M. Hickox, L. Gelsomini, C. Bocci, M. Rosseau, C. DiGregorio, J, Sullivan, D. Cole, B. Nikitas, M. Walton, A, Kowal, Coach G. Foster, Coach J. Welch, Coach D. Woodworth, A. Gray, G. Haley, M. Clancy, M. Blake, J. Kercher, J. Kowal, B. Mello, Captain T. Contino, J. Bennett, S. Ma 124 loney, R. DiFazio, J. Bishop, M. Lindquist a ill J.V.: L to R, T to B: Coach S. Hopping, D. Nagus, D. Cole, B. Nikitas, C. DiGregorio, M. Hickox, B. Gormley, S. Ward, C. Bocci, S. Gelsomini, R. Doleman, R. DiFazio, M. Roseau, L. Gelsomini, J, Carter, D. Foley, L. Prentiss, P. Chisholm, M. Lindquist, J. Greenberg, J. Bishop, M. Walton, J. Sullivan, M. Zagray, Freshmen: L to R, T to B: Coach D. Woodworth, N. Gray, S. McAlister, P. McMillan, R. Auclair, J. Daley, W, Sulivan, G. Brotherton, C Wheeler, L. Blake, P. Mancinelli, L. Paulaski, J. Moore, S. Cayer, M Doleman. 125 127 BOYS’ SOCCER Varsity: L to R, t to B: M. Gahm, P. Garand, A. Tani, i. Sokolov, B. Vanderbogart, J. Dietch, C. Gram, Coach C. Holman, B. Story, T. Standley, J. Mansell, captain B. Townsend, captain-S. Hughes, C. Perna, M. Stasiuk, C. Coughlin. 128 Boys Soccer J. V.: L to R, T to B: C. Pauley, D. Nguyen, J. Nove, K. Crestin, G. Huff, A, Anestram, Coach B. McKenzie, T. Perkins, S. Willis, K. Monerego, M. Wilcox, J. Gurrie, B, Skillman, I. Stevens. 131 GIRL’S SOCCER Captains: Amanda Bodwell Rebecca Dube Head Coach: Bruce Arbour Varsity: L to R, T to B: Coach B. Arbour, E. McMahon, M. Kinney, S. Meehan, L. Chouinard, K. Bartniski, M. Oulette, J. DiCicco, D. Greenhalgh, K. Gogan, V. Hopkins, B. Sotiropoulos, co-captain A. Bodwell, co-captain R. Dube, K. Darnell, K. Murray, H. Jensen. 132 Girls Soccer J.V.: L to R, T to B: Coach M. Sokolov, T. Doyon, J. Schaeffer, S. Popek, S. Walker, K. McDonnel, H. Briggs, J. Contino, E. Cleary, C. Dominique, A. Brogna, J. Dorman, S. Wyman, R. Karem, A. Puter, J. Seltenrich. 133 FIELD HOCKEY Head Coach: Hollie Johnson Field Hockey Varsity: L to R, T to B: R. Halla, A. Kercher, K. Dougan, J. Fecteau, J. Ruest, C. Cole, T. Budzinski, E. Pauley, K. Grimes, T, Smith, Coach H Johnson, G. Storer, M. Harris, M. Vose, C. Brown, co-captain- J. Crawford, co-captain- M. Cottrell, S. Mikel, J. Caccamise, A. Young, S. Johnson, Captains: Naomi Cottrell Julie Crawford 134 J.V.: L to R, To to B: M. Comeau, H. Porter, T. Finley, K, Hyde, J. Tougas, Coach M. Ninven, R. Chaisson, cocaptain- C. Arnold, co- captain- N. Wright, A. Barney. Freshmen: L to R, T to B: J. Mansell. J. Caccamise, K. Greenberg, J. Leonard, C. Cameron, H MacDougall, N. Malaquias, Coach M. Logan, A. Murphy, A. DiSilva, J. Budd, captain- S. Carroll, C. Gelinas, S. Prato. 135 137 CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country L to R, T to B: S. Larochelle, Coach W. James, S. Woods, R. McNeil, S. Young, F. Antonucci, co-captains J. Keller, co-captain-J. Ingalls, J. Naime, 138 CHEERLEADING Captains: Erin Doherty Kathleen Kenney Cheerleaders L to R, T to B: K. Cruz, A. Player, S. Seidler, C. Gallant, M. Howarth, co- captain K. Kenney, co-captain- E. Doherty, R. Boyles, L. Hyde, L. Andrews, J. Rosseau, J. Abbot, S. Carlson, S. O ' Leary, T. Auclair. Seniors: L to R, T to B: S. Seidler, R. Boyles, M. Howarth, S. O ' Leary, C. Gallant, A. Player, K. Kenney, E. Doherty. 139 1988 STATE TOURNAMENT This season was a tough one but we traveled far with the guid- ance of Coach Holly Johnson, through the sprints, scrimmages, practices and games to reach our destination- a tournament berth. We were strong, fast and aggres- sive, but our strength lay in our togetherness and our ability to work as one. On that tournament day at Wilmington, our fleet foot- ed team clawed its way to the final stroke-off round. We sunk our cleats into murky mud and used all of our Tiger might; but no one could explain our feelings on the closing of our season better than Gretch en Storer did as we boarded the bus after our defeat, “I love you guys and I’m proud to have been a member of this team.” That is what our team was all about and each and everyone of us knew it as the tears began to roll down our faces .... -Good luck next season! - The Class of ’89 140 - Sports Football Varsity MVP: Bill Mello Coaches Award: Jason Kowal Unsung Hero: Jason Kercher Junior Varsity MVP: Mike Zagray Coaches Award: Steve Gelsomini Freshmen MVP: Jay Vitale Coaches Award: Justin Daly Boys Soccer Varsity MVP: Brian Townsend Coaches Award: Chris Gram Unsung Hero: Shane Hughes Junior Varsity MVP: Joshua Nove Coaches Award: George Huff Cross Country MVP: Jeff Ingalls Coaches Award: Jeremy Keller Unsung Hero: Ross Young Field Hockey Varsity MVP: Julie Crawford Coaches Award: Naomi Cottrell Unsung Hero: Jennifer Fecteau Junior Varsity MVP: Nathan Wright Coaches Award: Christine Arnold Freshmen MVP: Heather MacDougall Coaches Award: Jessica Leonard Girls Soccer Varsity MVP: Amanda Bodwell Coaches Award: Kristen Murray Unsung Hero: Rebecca Dube Junior Varsity: MVP: Andrea Putur Coaches Award: Amy Brogna Cheerleading MVP: Kathleen Kenney Coaches Award: Erin Doherty Unsung Hero: Jessica Abbott FALL SPORTS BANQUET INDOOR TRACK 142 i 9 L J i t , §1 ' rnlwrk V9 L. to R., T. to B. P. Clancy, L. Rosenberger, T. Budzinski, S. Johnson, K. Anderson, A. Bodwell, R. Dube, Coach C. Holman L. to R., T. to B. Coach K. Spellman, C, Pauley, M. Dolman, R. Dolman, P. Chisolm, A. Tani, J. Keller, P. Mancinelli, J. Moore, M. Clancy, M. Lind- quist, M. Alexopolous, R, Young 143 L to R, T to B: D. Soucy, J. Bishop, C.J. Coughlin, J. Madden, J. Kilgour, B. Vanderbogart, J. Donovan, B. Story, G. O’Flynn, M. Stasiuk, R. Hickey 144 JV Coach Dave Dalton FROSH BASKETBALL: Ross Fowler, David Kelly, Tim Galanis, Shawn Cayer, Jay Vitale, Chris Wheeler, Greg Brotherton, John O’Flynn, Larry Pavlaski L to R, T to B: G. Taffe, R. O ' Neil, T. Lavoie, B. Kobuszewski, K. Hinman, Coach D. Dalton, G. Kokos, B. Gormley, D. Foley, B Hurd, J. Daly 145 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 1 L. to R., t. to B., Coach H. Johnson, T. Finley, K. Murray, M. Oelette, D. Georgakopolous, B. Sotiropolous, J. Crawford, S. Mikel, C. Brown L. to R., T. to B., P. Kelly, S. Walker, J. DiCicco, H. Briggs, Coach M. Koski, J. Caccimese, A. Barney, A. Murphy 149 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING 150 BACKROW: S. O ' Leary, A. Player L to R: K. Kenney, L. Andrews, S. Seidler, T. Auelair, K. daCruz, C. Vanlandingham, J. Abbott, N. Malaquias, K. Gallant, M. Howarth, C. Cameron, B. Talbot, Captains: Shannon O’Leary Amy Player L to R, T to B: J. Leonard, C. Dolman, N. Davis, A. Kellow, J. O’Meara, K. Bailot, M. Carlin, J. diPalma, J. Budd, C. daCruz, S. Gothier, T. Hauenstein Captains: Shandra Cruz Tammy Hauenstein 151 HOCKEY CHEERLEADING Captains: Trade Doty Dianne Marianno 152 L to R, T to B: A. Drown, D. Mariano, T. Doty, J. Gurrie. A. Putur, M. Comeau, J. Bromby, C. Cameron, M. Rodham, T. Smith, K. Hyde, A. Martel, E. Doherty, J. Fecteau, H. Jensen, S. Wile, D. Carey _ HOCKEY L. to R., T. to B., Coach R. Leavitt, J. Cole, M. Rouseau, C. Bossi, M. Blake, D. Whynott, M. Sheppard, J. Bennett, C. erna, M. Schnieder, J. McLaughlin, S. Spencer, C. Dupray, Coach B. Arbor, J. Marshall, A, Gray, J. Dziadose, S. Hatcher, M. Dupray, B. Irvine, N. Gray, L. Blake Head Coach: Rich Leavitt Captains: Jeremy Dziadose Mike Dupray Shawn Hatcher 153 154 155 IT’S ABOUT TIME . . . To Thank All Our Patrons For Their Support. The Successful Production Of Our Yearbook Would Be Impossible Without The Financial Contributions Of Our Advertisers. We Sincerely Express Our Gratitude For Your Support And Generosity. It’s About Time For Parents To Say Dearest Amy, May as much joy be brought into your life over the years as you have brought into ours. Congratulations and happiness to your class of 1989. Love, Mom, Dad, Papa, Katie, Sarah, and Beth e t s°° ' a ' a o ' Eric — We love you and want all the best for you always. Love, Mom, Dad, Dan, and Chris X Shan nd are you o„ proud of you- 6e honest, caring, and thankf Work hard, your best. Congratulations |v om, Dad, Lyndie j Gatie, We love you and we know you’ll make a great hairdresser — but most of all we love your laughter! Love, Mom, Dad, and R.P. Adam — Godspeed Love Mom and Dad v rgp® 0 o e? s ’ Co ' 9 ' oo ' ) “ 4 ® e? ° £ c° e ' ... V ° “V a, . U . Pr ° u d o; e w er y yo u e ° o Ua J ' °3 a? Sfa a c j ( af ' e thi etj M e ver e nt l s i „ °fs. , esl hr ° u ' he ' ars rc ° ' i a - t •0| e you our uove ut not our thought The future s V Love. Wo ' and Dad Roni, You are a very special P e so n and will ways be a star 1 our lives. We love you. Mom and Dad l Jeff. MaV Y our future be every- thing y° u hope for. Love, M onn and Dad A eu Zb . $ ) C°v , Of o ' V 4 a V, % V° o. “Welcome ' Vor,d Jase. ° -‘ he oO ' ' W ' e s first ° vNe an 6vJ t o0 w ' - 9 ' ' ,atY° u ve ' Y oO e so fof Ke ntoU 6 ° ' je ’ r ea £° u d «ar 7 ' ' Ve ' “rre Um Mike ' N aO c D at J rn. and p oppa s ' 9 V° e 6 Shawn, We are all very proud of you. You know how ' -Y- proud Mom was of A you and how much she wanted to see you gradu- ate. Keep up the good work. We love you. Dad, Kim, Michelle, and Kevin .v ,e p sT 0 v ■ jV ' , , C o 0 u- x« 9 P ..■0° v V ' v.e e Y V ' c C o ' 6 VV -i° V v G e ' VO v ° c v c ' vo ?: 5 oP- • ej 161 MEANS CHEVROLET - OLDS Wishes The Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1989 96 County Road Route 1-A Ipswich, MA. 01938 Carleron FUNERAL DIRECTORS 45 Norrh Mam Srreer Ipswich, Massachuserrs 01938 Francis D Carleron Telephone David F Carleron 356 2422 Congratulations To The Class Of 1989 DAMON DAMON INSURANCE AGENCY THE GREGORY INSURANCE AGENCY All types of Insurance 126 High Street 356-2171 356-2116 Desr Wishes From METROPOLITAN FURNITURE CO, 0 Topsfield Rd Ipswich, Moss 163 Canoes - Sailboats Aluminum Boats FERNALD’S On The Parker River Rt. 1A Newbury 465-0312 EVENING NEWS SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 Ipswich Office - 54 Central Street 3 56-0200 ...providing quality from concept through final product. 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Keiver-Willard Lumber Corporation 11-13 Graf Road Newburyport, Ma 01950 (617) 462-7193 , 462-7194 Ipswich Danvers 356-0201 774-1450 169 Best Wishes For Success In The Future From CAPE ANN MARKET potpourri i • ornaments j� i orgelainjewelry • paper lown glass « A Gallery of Stoneware, Porcelain and Contemporary Crafts ongoing clay workshops 263 HIGH STREET IPSWICH MA 01938 • 356-0636 bells • wooden drums • wreaths • dinnerware • tiles • planters THE SALTER COMPANIES SALTER SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION JOHN P. SALTER, INC. IPSWICH TRANSPORTATION, INC. Proudly Serving Newbury Newburyport Ipswich Triton Regional SALTER LIMO SERVICE School Transportation Contractors Since 1931 Newbury 196 Scorlond Rd Airport Limo-Charter Trips 462643a 1386 MDPU 85229 170 - Best Wishes To The Class Of From • v.� v v v .-A; , iv.v,-i ‘ ' . ' . ..■. «« A vy v AA AAj 53S3S a Renovations Additions STANLEY M. BENNETT SON Building Contractors County Road Ipswich Congratulations Good Luck To The Class Of ’89 We Serve IPSWICH LIONS CLUB Not Above You, Not Beneath You, But With You. May The Road Ahead Be Paved With Success The Ipswich Lions Take Great Pride In Our P rosperous Leo Club Thanks Kids! 174 t cv We are banking. And more. The First National Bank Main Office— 31 Market Stieet, Ipswich 356-4361 Rt 1, Ipswich Essex Rowley Magnolia Gloucester lr 356-7900 768-7372 948-7745 525-3533 283-9400 Pen Bur CORPORAT ION ROGER A. BURKE General Contractors Design Construction 165 High St. Ipswich, MA 01938 508-356-4541 Congratulations Dave And Brian I Congratulations Class Of ’89 IPSWICH POLICE ASSOCIATION 176 177 CLAM BOX RTE. 1 A 133, IPSWICH, MA e z e? zt z ed azz- mti idtzzoc - ZZZ( d4ZWd Z7l c?Z zd ezz- dzzzce MS. EAT-IN or TAKEOUT 356-9707 Congratulations To The Class Of 1989 Treasure The Memories ANNE LOG MARCHAND Liz Hilt unen Photog rapher Good Luck To The Class Of 1989 4 James Road Ipswich, MA. 01938 Tel. (617) 356-2536 IPSWICH Country Club Best Wishes To The Class Of 89 75 Newburyport Turnpike Ipswich, Massachusetts 01938 508 • 356-7882 Tili pmomc 306?95 j 3 TUeflora £7 towels fo all Occasions 16 Essex Rd (Durban (6recnl]ousrs , ' lur. ij ' lotists Wu-U m‘s BAKERY WP SPrTuRPAy € u.NpA ' y W AKFA t (, ; ,0 - l2 ; 50 — i‘.QOF A VAWWj — F (pAW -UAM UAtslcU U ' . O fWl — G� AM— JL Good Luck Class Of ’89 iv ■% •S ' O lu ici- r -h V- 1fT= - ' -,:a o u it - .,- !� • if-Th r -V- w • V w 24 Essex Road (Rt. 133 East) Ipswich, MA 01983 (508) 356-4877 IPSWICH BOTTLE SHOP 164 High Street Beer • Wine • Liquors Good Spirits (617) 546-3975 (617) 356-0576 REILLY AND HATCHER PLUMBING AND HEATING Best Price On The North Shore Congratulations To The Class Of 89’ 62 AVERY STREET IPSWICH. MA 01938 TIMOTHY HATCHER 356-9691 c Tone of Ipswich 2 Lord Square, Ipswich, Massachusetts I m m i e e (u, u e s if ' Everything lor the bride, her mother and attendants. Jr also Debutante, prom, and graduation L - dresses. y r Bridal hats and veils. J- We specialize in restoration of J antique lace and old j) wedding gowns. jfc 5 Soulh Mam ' X S ' Mon Sat. 9:30-5:00 Ipswich. MA 01938 Thurs ' Eve b V a PP ' (508) 356 3334 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1989 From IPSWICH TEACHER ASSOCIATION AGAWAM VIDCO SR16S R6NTRIS 165 HIGH STR6CT 2 SHORT STRICT • LORD SQUARC IPSLUICH. MA 01938 (508) 356-0099 • (508) 356-3998 J Best Of Luck To The Class Of 89 ' • Sophisticated, yet casual activewear for men and women PHONE ENERGY SAVING SYSTEMS 356-4341 COAL OIL 356-4342 ELLIOTT MARKET PLACE IPSWICH, MA 01938 Telephone: (508) 356-0809 OF IPSWICH 29 BROWN SQUARE DOUGLAS C. ELLIOTT IPSWICH, MASS. 01938 WHITTIER-PORTER FUNERAL HOME Six High Street Ipswich, Massachusetts 01938 (508) 356-3442 Member Of New England Funeral Trust 0 Q ° _J L_ r jp m « «§ 9 J- OJtKoti-T .(TfXo UZ TlC Ul AAl cJA s a ' t Joanne’s Place, Inc . Florist 4b F lou ' c is foi All Occasions F rush Dried Silk 3 Elm Si Ipsu ich. Mass Adjacent to Town Hall Dial T LO-RHS-T (356-7478) Cv Charge by Phone Wo’ldwid e Delu ' Cty o © 11 ft fiLl Joanne ' s Place Tcnwi ' Country J curin ' 8L B4 Accessories lgr T E lm St Ipswich. Mass Bn __ Onle- by Phone — _ : i- 356 7478 O Ui Deh IV Jfi Hours Tue Fri 8 5 Good Luck From THE CUT HUT BARBER SHOP 6 MARKET ST Tel. 356-0958 Sor. 7 30-4 IPSWICH Close d Mon Tom Homson, Prop R.C. TRUCKING Town Farm Road 356-5022 Good Luck Graduates HILL ' S FAMILY STORE 3 Market St. Ipswich 356-2626 NATIONAL SHRINE OF OGR LADY OF LA SALETTE 315 TOPSFIELD ROAD IPSWICH, MA 019381 195 Telephone (617) 356-3151 Congratulations Class Of 1989 Carole G. Stockwell 3 Market Street Ipswich. MA 01938 508-356-5790 Best Wishes From THE FIRST CHURCH Tracie- You Have Brought Us So Much Joy. Don’t Ever Under-Estimate Yourself-All That You Want Out Of Life Can Be Yours. We All Love You! Much Love And Luck To You And Your Wonderful Friends. Congratulations! Love MOM, DAD, TRAVIS, DANNY, MOLLY AND MEGAN XOXOXO Meetinghouse Green 356-2211 Telephone (508) 356-2000 356-5462 Ross and Ross Attorneys at Law Arthur K. Ross, Jr. Peter M. Ross 12 Market Street Ipswich, MA 01938 HAIR SALON 2 SHORT STREET • LORD S SQUARE IPSWICH MA 01938 356-9637 Hours Weekdays 9-8 Saturday 9-5 Good Luck To The Class Of 89 From Phyllis Speakman And Vikky Clements NORTH SHORE TAX SERVICE IPSWICH DRIVING SCHOOL,! NC. classroom and behind-the- wheel instruction. Contact: Kyle Kirim Instructor 356-4440 1 54 High Street Records - Tapes - CD ' s We Renr And Seii Eiecrnc Concert Tickers! Guirars And Dond Top 100 45 S Insrrumenrs CABLE PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION Essex and County Roads Ips. Ma. 01938 Steven B. Blumberg, D.O. Bernardi J. Levine, M.D. Charles C. Dalton, ESQ. Allen G. Swan, ESQ. David M. Jewett, M.D. Thomas L. Moscarillo, D.D.S. Randolph D. Maloney, M.D. Mohammed Saeed, M.D. Howard Stone Jr., M.D. Beverly Hospital Obstetrics Gynecology Attorneys at law Attorneys at law Family Practice General Dentistry Vascular General Surgery Internal Medicine Psychiatry SIDERIS D. BAER M.D. 92 Central Street Ipswich 356-5700 THE IPSWICH CENTER for sports medicine and physical therapy Hours by Appointment (508) 356-4297 35 Mitchell RO , Ipswich MA 01938 I M S B I 6 I THANK YOG PATRONS The Calef Family The White Family The Halens Family The Flemings Family The Brogna Family The Timpsons Family Steven and Debbie Castraberti The Byer Family WH Smith Linda Eaton Stephen Desroches Patricia J. Hagadorn Betsy Wagner Gene Kokos Jan Jack Keller Donald Judy Lovell Jim Burnham Dave Anger Gerrish Family Zinn Family Kowal Family Henry Beckingham Lance Demond Mr Mrs Donald Burnham The Bramleys The Spencers Bill Mulley Dan O’Leary Nancy Mourilles Yvette Shrank George Markos Joe Mansell Mike Blake The Blazo Family The Bootin Family Sandra Galanis Bob Raiche Dr. Mori and friend Carol Grimes Alma Joe Bruni Stephen Cheryl Grimes Donna Hughes Lou Ann Marchand Melissa Starrak Erik Swanson Kathleen Kennedy and Family Authoar T. Lees Robert Carlson Family Pete Foote Robert Antonucy Gregory Savian Inc. R. G. Scherer H. O’Flynn R. Cameron Stephen Hallie Hopkins R. Willis Peter Linda Talbot George Perkins New England Stores School Committee members L. to R., T. to B., Norm Sheppard, Lawrence Seidler, Cynthia Quinn, Richard F. Thompson supt. of schools, Jeffrey Simon, David Pauley, not shown, Margot Sherwood and Karl Soderland 189 Congratulations Class Of ' 89’ Bus. (508) 356-3844 (508) 233-1198 JOSEPH F. FIFE’S Photographers MEMBER P.O. BOX 368 • 781-2 Central Street 5 Seagirt Avenue Ipswich. MA 01938 Saugus, MA 01906 YEARBOOK STAFF Executive Editor And Layout: Monica Studley Business Manager: Shawn Hatcher Photography And Art: Ellen Salah Senior Section Editor Popularity Poll Senior Directory Parent Ads: Kristen Darnell Copy Editor Current Events: Bob Hickey Fads: Jon Madden Cover: Anne Savian Lizzie’s Items: Elizabeth Pauley Portfolio: Naomi Cottrell Anne Savian Ads: Dave Burke Senior Directory: Joellen Ruest Typists: Jenn Fecteau Elizabeth Pauley Joellen Ruest Kathy MacDougall Photographers: Frank Antanucci Kelly Grimes Rebecca Halla Jeff Sweeney Patron Drive Teams: Amanda Bodwell Kathy MacDougall Erin Doherty Amy Player Gretchen Storer Torie Hopkins Shawn Hatcher Kristen Darnell Sean Maloney Julie Bromby Rebecca Halla Kelly Grimes It’s about time to thank . . . Mrs Marchand for bringing food to hungry Yearbook staffers . . . the A.P. Art class for their “unique” way of helping ... Mr Fortado and Mr Mckenzie for dealing with our photo sessions . . . Tom Keely, our Josten’s advisor, who always knew what to do . . . The House of Hinlin, for taking, and developing our pictures . . . and most of all, Mrs King for her support and guidance. I IPSWICH PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 2122 00097 6484 Not to be taken from the room. refeience