Manchester West High School - Thesaurus Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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OIITSTANDI GI THEIR FIELD This yearis 1987 Girls Track team was packed with super stars. Denise Lallocca, as captain, supported her team with an 8-6 season record. As a team they came in second in the city meet with Class Lis in view for Sr. Denise LaRocca, Ir. jenn Zeludancz, Ir. Heidi Follet, jr. Karen Cote, Ir. Kelly Pearson, Ir. Maureen Broderick and Soph. Tracy Alsheskie. Many of these girls went onto the states, but jenn, Heidi and Kelly placed high en- ough to compete in New Englands. Who could ask for more? But Coach Shricker wants next year's team to rank even higher. 4 -.4 Above: Renee Klmble takes time Out to e2Se some tel'lSI0l1S. Bel0W: Maklfeefl Bl'OClel'ICK is ready Bhd set to Q0. si awwww s MANCHESr W ' I Q f a's-- - i . 4 t i rcss , ccst QWaesw f m,wMata , , f - A M. ,,,. M .L i - , t.,gg. A-.fzw :Mi ,. L-.sg , . , , 1, ssst s iw, T W' .':. ' Q 5. Yfiiiaffy. '.:- I iii 'fig ' , 3-ft-.. pp Ziyyp , 2 5 ,.ee it f to syits a t' ,,-s as . ,, . - I 'ate it 1 ' ' 'o . - ,,,, iatl, '- Ils ,aiie . a s t iae s-fi ADOVe: 0I1e of WeSt'S flnel' faces. .len ZelLlCl3l1CZ d8l'lCeS over the l'lUI dleS at 3 M3l'lCheStel tI'2CK meet. K Begg-xwxx X wa 22!SPFilNG 87 f1,w,,,:,,, -Iwztwzxs, ,.,, wi-fam:-f,,,,,. .mxrmims,.,:a,:m,:m,f:f-wwawmmxf Mmu,Waw,i,.Maxam,mW::m1,f,,,,, :MMifwafmgmzwmfmmWV--fm-::wfg:fffH,:1V,.1,:ff, ..,, :imma

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DIAM NDS ARE FORE ER 1 ff A-...M V43 I I- MiCl'lelle Clement CIeliVel'S the deciding DitCh. .4 ,. -,gs e -h'b f- K- In a season filled with fine games the 1987 girls softball team created a record of ' f 'A 12-5. The unbeatable battery of Michelle Clement, pitcher and Lauren Lavigne, catcher, brought the team to the State Tournament. The girls reached the semi- finals by beating Central and Concord, but lost to Merrimack. The top players were junior Michelle Clement with a no hitter, Sophomore Amy Martin, second baseman for a tight defense and shortstop and backup pitcher, Freshman Jody Glea- son. Next yearis team looks very promising with a strong junior Varsity team. In their own season they worked very hard with the fresh new players. X Y QE, i . g 11, - :six Aw B ' xi L? X , .K , Viva. . 1 S We 61 ' Q . --, . :sewers-Q -. M M ,K I Nik A: , .Y ,4i,5!G,, X wg. --g..,, W' K' ' .. 1 i f. .V-1 'swf' . ,, M . ti, ,Ref ikgpsgi,-ai-:fa .. M, was :uf ' a 1 -.QXWW A. -1- , W ' J Q, ,. ' . e. 'K A 1-if we -A X - , gyms 4' i e - ' n i 'L Q -'ig , .aa-5' x x X-. -1 V ,Mlm-...,.,,. . .,,g-we-'xw-v-5... ' A ,-HIQ.-..'--J J, .. ' Left: Jody Gleason is I'eadY and Right: Debbie Gosselin slugs anOthef one waiting to make the CafCl1. into the outfield. ,,,,.f,,-iii? .. ,nf , ' 'W , .arf ' ' 2. 3 4 I ' v V A 24 2,95 .- ' 'fl ' 42 , ii iv - ffgfw liyiig ' T, :J X fri N 'f ' V L ' 4 Q s ' f r - I . J z ppm? btw fi, in V 6, 73 . , , ., , , s i t f' Q f--j -. ' fi' 21, 11 113, . i ,, f Q , r , ff I 3 iw ,, gre 5' 7' -sig ev, fi ' T 4 r t 1 K D . J Q 42 ISIC TOW: Amy Martin, l.Ynn HOI'QanSteI'n, Karen Wuftel, NlC0le 1st ROW: Befn D0ni1aUef,JLIlle LeBianC, LlSa l.eStei , Heallhel' Louns- LaFl3mme-Capt Kelly C0fe, June Frechette. 2nd FOW: Karyn MIS- berry, Debbie GOSSGUI1, JOC6iYn LaTUIlDDe. Mary Handy. 2nd Row: Bnnelmef, LaUI a l.aVallleYe, .l0dl Gleason, Debbi Mlllf, Jenn 5UlllVan- Paul l.aVl9ne-C0aCn, Downa TaCK, Allela KenneY, Kathleen Capt, Lauren l.aViQne, Lauren GOSSelln, Mlenelle Clement. Jael! SODel- D0l.lQl1tle, Jeanne ssy NeWell, Amy Holder, Donna Lee, .len COaCl'l a Miller, Karyn MlSen s y

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BULLETS N' BOU DERS IN BLUE gg i k , Y. .... ' - 1 , ,i J VXV , ,, - ,'i, -my Y up-,f :sy as 2 , s' D t ,, .41 i I :N f .f, . -Q Adam M2lll0LIX DTGDBFGS to l2Ul lCh his body OVEI' the Dat' ln the pole V3Ult. A F G' 15' Although small in numbers and finish- ing with a subpar record, the 1987 boy's spring track team didnit fail to have its share of outstanding track and field stars as far as Class L and State meets are con- cerned. Among those who qualified for these meets were juniors Dave Monesmith in the triple jump and Mark Lahey in the long jump. In addition to the Class L and State Meets, Seniors Frank Bieniek and Dan Beaudet qualified for the New En- gland meet at Boston College in the 800 meter run and triple jump respectively. Both represented West with overflowing pride. Next year may surely prove to be a rewarding season as many promising un- derclassmen are sure to return with the renewed desire and intestinal fortitude of Olympic Athletes. . , ' T-'VFQ ls A I S fi S, fn. Q + s f Q. 1 is K 1 is ww 'lgigiwsbv wwf Q 16' ' Qf' K . . M .. 1 'gif' . . S' A C NE - 'Xi X Hesrta i H TEH if i A fiffi S ' ,f L ' -k, 'W vw f Ab0Ve: Rob SOUter has hiS pedal fIO0I'ed 3g3ll'lSt MeFI im2CK. BSIOWZ M2I'K RZBSB explodes 0Ut of the Stafglng DIOCKS 3Q3lI'lSt 2 Trinity ODDO- hen . 9 . . . 3? Ti f9i'fX 'A ..7 't 7j+-av-S Q Q I . . S , in . g g f f J jg? ' A rm , 3 j f ,A 1 ss Y , wx, ,M 'A 1. K Y, K lf? X I SPRING 87!23