Maynard High School - Screech Owl Yearbook (Maynard, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

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Better see Ms Kle pad lo What? u cant (NO MOVE) ON E SPACE AHEAD Fresh ma n ! GO SEE MR DUGGAN To play the game you need a single die and coins for game pieces. (not included) Choose your opponent and roll to see who goes first. On your first roll, even goes straight, odd must take the curve. Good luck! Congradulations — you ' ve graduated! Got away with skipping an assembly. MOVE AHEAD TWO SPACES GO BACK TWO SPACES - J ■ v t ) I p| j i i | wJl 1 Mr Abbott was principal at Harwich High before coming to Maynard in 1968 When asked to compare our class to Comet Halley he said, “Although they do not exactly represent a heavenly body, 1 hope that most of them are around 75 years from now.” 2 Before coming to MHS in 1972, Mrs. Andrews, Home Economics, was an assistant buyer for New England Trading Corp Her description of the class is, “stars in their eyes — some bright and optimistic, others dazed and glazed. 3. Mr Cain, Music, directed the Auburn Band and worked as a Bassist before coming to MHS in 1983. He said, compared to Halley ' s, the class of ‘86 doesn ' t seem to have a burn-out point and we know we’ll see them in the future. 4 Mr Coan taught at Acton until 1981 He plans to observe the comet as. “yet another cosmic experience in the game of life, and says, “both the comet and this class fly high and shine brightly.” 5 Mr Cole, who has taught science here since 1963, was a Medical Lab Instructor in Ohio. He plans to view the comet from the terrace of the Suisse-Majestic Hotel He finds our class, like Hallej’s Comet. “Meteoric!. 6 Mr Duggan, Assistant principal, said he started working here, “two years before history was a course.” To observe the comet he wants to stay up all night in his convertible He said, “Both the comet and your class are space shots.” Guidance Counselor, Don Cranson, was Asst Dean of Students at Worcester College before coming here in 1975. He says he’ll celebrate the comet’s return with, “a candlelight dinner in my observatory. “ Mrs. Dentino started teaching at MHS in 1981 Her plans for the comet are uncertain but she said, “They will be something remember for the next 76 years “ 9. Ms DiNitto, English, doesn ' t remember working before MHS, “It’s all a blur”, she said But she does remember coming here in 1981. She describes us as, “a once in a lifetime experience.” 10. Mr. Elliott, English, came here in 1975 from Cambridge. He wants to see if the comet, “affects our star wars defense shield,” and hopes, “the class and the comet will be star-struck.” I I Mrs. Flannery taught at the Brockton Junior High before she began her job here as a Special Ed. Assistant in 1978. 8 9 J 1 Mrs Beverly Fox, Guidance Counselor, came to Maynard High School in 1974; previously she taught at Northfield Mount Hermon School. 2 Mr Garabedian was a music teacher in Old Town, Maine before coming here in 1953 He plans to, Watch the comet on television, and said the class of ‘86 is. like the comet, here today — gone tomorrow 3. Mrs. Hannon, Special Ed. Assistant, started at MHS in 1981. She is planning a small comet party and says, The class of ‘86 doesn ' t compare with the Comet Halley. 4 Mr Harris. Business, came here in 1981 alter teaching at Assabet Vocational To celebrate the comet he plans to, “have a few beers and observe. To him, the class of ‘86 is, spaced out. 5 Mrs. Haughey, English, taught in other schools in Massachusetts, Michigan, Illinois and Ohio before coming here in September. She expects to, be grading papers during the comet’s entire course. Mrs Hayes. Business, was a Traffic Supervisor with the Lincoln Police Dept and has taught here since 1965. She plans to go to Australia to get a better view of the comet, and finds our class, “Incredible 8 7 Mr. Joki, Industrial Arts, started teaching here in 1975 When asked about the comet he said, “Halley who?” He also said, “the class of ‘86 is orbiting, waiting to make a big splash 8 Mr. Gary Jusseaume, English, was at Marlborough High before coming to Maynard in 1975. In answer to our inquiry he said, “Moi plan is to listen to the sound track of Cosmos while musing about whatever vagaries cross my mind’s eye.” 9. Mr Jack Kendra, Industrial Arts, started teaching here in 1965. He will celebrate the return of Halley with a moonlight serenade, and he feels that our class and Comet Halley, “move along the same wave length . ” 10, Mr Lent, Social Studies, started teaching here in 1968. He plans to observe the comet by, “following an ancient ritualistic practice of getting up in the morning and going to bed at night. II Mr Kraft, Language, taught in Westwood before coming here in the fall He said, “The class of ’86 and the comet are experiences we can only once enjoy every 100 years.” Mr. Koskinen, Physical Education, taught in Tennessee before coming 12. here in 1970 He would rather watch a football game than the comet and he thinks the class of ' 86 is “moving through space leaving a bit of history behind them.” 13. Ms. Shirley Klepadlo, Chemistry, worked at Marlborough High and the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology. Her plans for the comet’s return include, “observing it through a telescope on a yacht ” 9 .ifiUtftU 1 Mr LeSage, Math, has been teaching here for thirteen years and says, “Comet Halley, like the class of ' 86, is a once in a lifetime experience. 2. Mr. Linney, English, started teaching at Maynard in 1968 He plans to observe the comet from the “flagpole sitting atop WAVM’s antenna” His comment on our class is, “as long as one like it returns only once in seventy-six years we’ll survive.” 3. Mr. Magno, Audio-Visual, taught seventh and eighth grade English in Rhode Island before coming here in 1963. For the comet he plans to “lose a few pounds, just a few, so I can go on a future shuttle flight.” 4 Mr Najjar. Math, was at Bellingham High School before he came to MHS in 1965. He says, “A class like this one could only appear once in 76 years.” 5. Ms. Newsham, Language, worked at Digital and as a substitute teacher before coming to our school in 1975. She has no plans as yet for the return of the comet, but says, “The class of ' 86 is bright from the start . ’ ’ 6 Mrs. Noyes, Business, worked for the government in Washington, D C. and then in a finance office in Kansas City before starting teaching at Maynard in 1965. 7. Mr. Pekkala worked with Mujabedin, the Afghani freedom fighters, before coming to Maynard in 1897. He is going to return to the planet Krypton for a galactic reunion. He can’t decide about the class of ‘86, “either a white dwarf or a black hole.” 10 8. Mr Sforza, Special Education, was a teacher at the Perkins School for the Blind before coming here in 1978. He says that, “both the comet and the class of 1986 have the same properties: a head and a lot of gas.” 9. Mrs. Small, Math, taught at Hudson High School for eight years before coming to Maynard in 1982. She likens our class to, “a real ball of fire.” 10. Ms. Smith, Art, had, “many, much more fascinating jobs before coming to Maynard in 1967. She plans to go to a comet party and says the class of ‘86 is, “sometimes brilliant, more often, comatose.” 11. Mr. Stebbins, Social Studies, came here in 1975. Before that, he taught in Connecticut. His plans for the celebration of the comet are very bizarre. He compares the class of 1986 to the comet ' s gaseous matter. 12. Mr. St. Germain, Math, started teaching here in 1971. His big plans for the comet include, “observing and taking pictures of it through a telescope.” 13. Mrs. Trider, Language, has taught in MHS since 1982. She says her telescope is, “ready and waiting,” and, for our class, she predicts, “a future of bright trails encompassing great distances.” 1. Mr Vanana, Science, was a teacher in Waltham before he started teaching at MHS in 1981 He plans to help, ten of Maynard’s best high school students design and construct a giant sling shot to launch Mr. Coan into orbit in an attempt to grab its tail.” 2. Mrs. Wasiuk, Librarian, was at Fowler from 1971 and has been at the high school since 1983 She plans to celebrate the comet, Cosmicully, with a blast of stellar proportions.” As for the class of 1986. “a total burn-out of the first magnitude.” 3. Ms Whittemore has been a Physical Education Instructor in the Maynard Public Schools since 1957. The class of ‘86 she said, “has one or two stars out front and the rest following close behind ” 4 Mr Wing, Science, taught in rural Maine before coming here in 1968. He said. Everyone in the town got along well The name of the town was Harmony.” He thinks our class and the comet are, both way out in space. ” 5. Mrs Wolpe, Special Education, worked for a credit bureau and taught in Hopkinton and Norwood before joining the staff in 1980. She plans to, ” . . view it through a telescope at a local church ” 12 r ' A 7 v-ir b. School Nurse, Fran Clancy 7. School Secretaries, Kathleen Jefts and Grace Hender 8. Guidance Secretary, Teddi Patterson 9. Custodian, hd Beals Cafeteria: Linda Compo, Kathy McMahan, Stella O ' Neal, Mary Wardwell, Angela Mannion y ' ... 1 Hi ' MU ' ijjjjy ' ' ' Hit f X.X ... d iiv is % ' mm 1 13 The Class of 1989 Row one from left, Christine Diniack, Kristin Burati, Lucia Marascio, Susan McCall. Jennifer Olsen. Jackie Reddy. Cindy Uglevieh, Lisa Prue, Kerry Owens. Kevin Walls. Row two, Tracy Bette ncourt, Linda Martucci, Shep Campo, Tricia McDonough. Debi Hannon, Niccole Chiasson. Carolyn lsgur Row three, Michelle Nelson, Geraldine Mannion, Andrea Dyer. Karen Byrne, Steve Curcio, Matt Carlson, Tim Boothroyd, Eric Anderson, Stephen Piotte Row four, Kelly McLaughlin. Cathy Lane, Holly Benham. Brenda Witt. Jenna Belmore, Mike Hobbs. Matt Mason. Mark Viola, Carlos Morales Row five, Jennifer Rosenburg, Michelle Grimes, Amy Dudridge, | Terri Jones, Stacy Witt, Chris Cavazza, Chris Budds. Brian Connemey, I Stephen Carey. Iracey Finnerty, Jennifer Williams, Janme Poirier, Sergio Carajal. David Brown, Gary Colette, Matt Sullivan Row five, Liz Bourne, Tim Lawton, Armand Swajian, Chris Stamm. Mark Luehring Row six, Vanessa Lyons, Rachel Tyler, Stephany Sambuchi, David Eannuzzo, Darren LeBlanc, John Seura ow one from left. Jennifer Spraul, Karen Muti, Susan Grimley, Phil racelta, George Macial, James Noe, Dennis Smith Row two, Patti aquette, Denise Caron, Steven Ingles, Andy Pottel, Carl Ptiman. Row three, arbara Flolm, Lisa Wegner, Cantrina Davenport, Michael Dion, Wael ohm, Kevin Barnes, Garret Caterino Row four. Lisa Viula. Heather Roche, Freshmen learn the ropes 1 “Got my pass, right here.” 2. “Lisa, will you please go out with me?” 3. Reminiscing the “Brothers of Love” 16 iMfld The Class of 1988 Row one from left, Lisa Simonetli, Heidi Hobbs, Maureen O ' Leary, Julie Koskinen, Cindy Belltveau, Michelle Prue, Kim Downey, Patty Gregsen, Debbie Amour Row two, Tracy Thompson, Tonya Doyle, Wendy Kauppi, Sean Curry, Joe Borey, William Duggan, Steven DeGrappo, James Norton Row three. Dawn Copeland, Tracey Swajian, Erin O’Connell, Marta Lattuca, Jason Popiemck, Derek Savoy, Row four. Melissa DeMambro. Patty Lawton, Stacey DePasquale, Eva Narekiewicz, Michelle Kelley, Kim Friend. Ma Oullette. Row five, Danielle Quinn, Tracey Bouffard, Sharon Spratt, Ke Ryall, Beth Ferris, Carole France. Row six. Shelly Conquest, Ho MacDougel, Helen Kelly, Minna Kurkaa. Row six, Pam Adams, Bu Edwardson, Brian Sarvela. Mike Burke, Michael Martucci, Kenny Clai Kevin Cook. 18 w one from left. James Norton, James Owens, Steven DeGrappo, William J ggan, Kim McQuiggan, Mary Doyle, Liz Patuto. Row two, Scott impbelL Chris Dailey, Sean Curry, Joe Borey, William Traber, John is| le, Brian Armour. Row three, Marlene Lalli, Stephanie Pomfret, Chris- e Filz, Steve Nickerson, Mark Riley. Row lour, Cindy Rodday, Carol Cox, Monica Seal la, Lisa Gallagher. Hue Lan, Keyly Lim, Hoa Phan. Melanie Brown Row five, Alex Babeu, Eric Schauber, Eric Williams, Robert Bartlone. Donald Boas, Kenny Young Row six. John Griffin, Christopher Cerasuolo, Mark Heimberg. Stephen Coleman, Mike McKendry Sean Mahoney Row six Rachelle Bennett, Julie DeMars, Belinda Towers PJ Orbiting Planet Earth 4. “OK, scratch Paul Newman You put our picture in the yearbook and ou ' re in trouble. You read me?” 6. Agent ‘Z’ prepares to make her next hit. 7. “I feel funny. Someone must have spiked the Hawaiian Punch! V I: ' ' A 6 1 { I “Sweetheart, stick with me, and I II make vou a star 2 . “ I can ' t concentrate with all these men looking at me! 3. “And the weather forecast tor tonight is darkness. 4. “Ha! I ' ve broken the Pentagon s Security Code! Winging it! “Oh no! Mr Elliott’s still locked in the closet!” You’ve come a long way, baby! And he had these big, hairy arms! fir innnj Class of 1987 Row one from left, Vicky Stamm, Marsha Mullen, Melissa Traber, Suzanne Chiasson, Laura Curcio, Tami Hannon, Nick Poser, Tom Micciche. Row two, Stephanie Ranucci, Linda Jarmulowicz. Dina Lattuca, Suzanne Armour, Jeanne Enneguess, Cathy Rich, Colleen Sullivan, Debbie Siegfriedt, Terry Sullivan Row three, Kevin Pace, Brad Lent, Rene Dakis. Beth Bordon, Donna LeBlanc, Lee Dentino Row four, Neal Roche, Michael Bermudez, Brian Whalen, Timothy Connors, Ray Charlyle, Kelly Jones, Jenny Crosb Jimmy Anderson Row five. Rose Fraser. Shirley Fraser, Stacy Saitamanaki Todd Boothroyd, Richard Cook, Gail McMillan, Scott Spezzafero. Stephan Gray, Todd Davis, Michelle Mucciaccio, Julie Saltsgaver. Row six. Mi! Steams, John Kalafatas, Esa Kiirikki, Steve Carey, Harley Babeu, Krist Piotte, Jennifer Dudley 24 low one from left, Phyllis Allain, Heather Gerroir, Khristen Olsen, Kim Lillis, Debbie Brown, Diahann Duncan, Kim Glenn, Cheryl Starr, Jeff Red- ing. Row two. Sue Crimmins, Lisa Pepi, Kathy Hilly, Greg McMillan, fusan Boucher, Rhonda Macial, Lisa Martucci, Jason Stone, Tonya lomanowski. Row three, Mark Cashmon, Kevin Pace, Brad Lent, Ray amford, Tina Downing, Karen Gnmley, Jamie Mariani. Row four, John Mallin, Brian Boothroyd, Paul Lawton, Michael Burmudez, Glen MacNeal, Becky Sarvela, Kelly Gilligan, Jim Boardman. Row five, Scott Robbins. Brian Larkin, John Clark, Brian Whalen, Tim Connors, Cyril Clark, Steve Sluyski, Jack Pnmiano, Kenny Ouellete Scott Wenger, Terry McHugh, Sharon Tarantino, Micky Russo, Ron Albertson, Tony Andrews, Brian Ewing. Juniors in control. I “I don t understand a word of this. 2. Good looks, charm — what more do I need?” 3. ‘ ‘With us on the job, what’s to worry?” 26 Wf ' WW ' 5. Calvin Klein, eat your heart out! 6. A little heat would help! I’Ja i — i j.j � 5. “What ' The Health Dept closed the kitchen?? 6. Is it real or is it Pedro? 7. “Are there five i ' s in antidisestablishmentarianism? ” Mr s rs 29 31 Football Tigers Win 8 Out Of 10 Varsity Football Row one, Joe Uglevich, Tom Nevala. Andy Con- quest. Rob Capone, Brian Peterson, Dave Boucher, Mark Enneguess, Richard Clark, Robert Glenn, Dan Cathcart. Row two, Ed Lawton, Glenn Macneil, Jack Primiano, Cyril Clark, Rick Landry, Terry McHugh, John Anderson, Brian Whalen, Mike Bermudez. Kevin Burati, Paul Benham, Row three. Neil Roche, Brian Armour. Buddy Traber, Bill Duggan, Steve Degrappo, Jim Owens, Kevin Capone, Sean Curry, Joe Borey. John Mallin, Tim Conners, Steve Sluyski Junior Varsity Row one, Steve Degrappo, Brian Armour, Buddy Traber. Kevin Capone, Joe Borey, Eric Schauber, Row two, Tom King, Danny Clark, Jim Owens, Bill Duggan, Brian Connerney, Mark Viola, Row three, Timmy Lawton, Mike Hill, Dave Eannuzzo, Mike McDonald, Derek MacDougal. Chris Stamm, Chris Budds, Matt Carlson. The 1985 Season Maynard 6 0 14 Shrewsbury ... 13 26 . Westboro 6 38 . Marlboro ... 14 35 .. Milford ... 21 30 . St. Peter’s .... 6 0 Algonquin ... 17 14 .. Hudson ... 18 22 Acton-Boxboro ... ... 13 Captain, Rob Capone Captain, Brian Peterson Captain, David Boucher 34 Varsity. Front row from left. Diane Melanson, Kym Cardoza. Kim Owens, Lisa King, Danielle Chiasson. Christine Buscemi Row two, Marsha Mullin, Rene Dakis, Jeanne Enneguess, Kim McQuiggan, Liz Patuto. Third row, Mellissa Traber, Diahann Duncan. Laura Curcio, Tammy Hannon. Deborah Armour Junior Varsity. Row one from left, Danielle Quinn, Heidi Hobbs, Mary Doyle, Eva Nareki- ewicz, Stacey Depasquale, Julie Koskinen Row two, Teresa Jones, Shelly Conquest, Wendi Kauppi, Rachel Tyler. Tracey Swajian, Cathy Lane. Row three, Colleen Sullivan, Karen Byrne, Kerry Owens, Maria Lattuca, Stephny Sambuchi, Vannessa Lyons Field Hockey Won 10 Lost 2 Tied 2 38 Cross Country Row I, From left, Dina Lattuca, Bethany Rimbach, (Captain) Suzanne Armour. Row 2, Tricia McDonough, Heather Roche. Kristen Piotte, Colleen Armour Row 1, From left, Steve Curcio, Matt Sullivan, David Boothroyd, Mark Heimberg, Darren Le Blanc. Row 2, Karl Hilli, Rob Slabysz, Esa Kiirikki, John Kalafatas, Terry Sullivan, Eric Williams, Brian Boothroyd, Not Pictured, Mark Wadell, (Captain). ' 4 Boys ' and Girls ' Soccer Girls’ Soccer. Row one from left, Jennifer Williams, Tracey Finnerty, Chris Filz, Carolyn Isgur, Lisa Gallagher. Row two, Janine Poirier, Cindy Uglevich, Debby Hannon, Susan Gnmley, Kelly McLaughlin. Row three, Michelle Nelson, Liz Bourne, Heather Roche, Lisa Viula, Melanie Brown. Row four, Michelle Grimes, Linda Martucci, Kim Goucher, Stacy Witt, Brenda Doyle, Kirstin O ' Hare. Boys’ Soccer. Row one from left, Shawn Cooney, Jim Anderson, Mickey Russo, Jason Stone, Bruce Everett, Keith Murray. Row two, Armand Swajian, Kevin Holms, Robert Cashmon, Steve Brown, Brian Sarvela, William Smith Row three Stephen Piotte, Eric Anderson, Kevin Walls, Rob Barilone, Ray Carlyle, Brian Ewing, Mike McKendry. 41 Cheerleaders Row 1, From left, Debbie Siegfriedt, Joelle Cerasuolo, Patti Gregson, Lisa Simminetti, Row 2, Suzanne Chaisson, Buffy Edwardson, Mary Heimberg, (Co-Captains), Tami MacDonald, Debbie Watjus, Cindy Belliveau, Maureen O’Leary, Sue O ' Leary Boys ' Basketball Varsity — Front row: Jason Stone, Joey Uglevich, Mark Waddell, Steve Curcio. Back row: Shaun Curry, J.J. Mancim, Paul Benham, Keith Murray, Kevin Capone, Coach Saldi Jr. Varsity — Front row: Armand Swajian, Carl Pitman, Karl Hilli, Carlos Morales, Thomas King, Kevin Barnes. Back row: Coach Howes, Shep Campo, Mike McDonald, Mike Martucci, Mark Kiley, Eric Anderson, Angel Galarza. 45 Varsity Front row — Renee Dakis, Tammy Hannon, Laura Curcio, Lisa King, Kelly Gilligan, Marsha Mullin. Back row — Gary Justisson (Coach), Julie Koskinen; Debbie Siegfreitt, Dina Lattuca, Tonya Romanowski, Suzanne Armour. GirV s Basketball Junior Varsity Front row — Lucia Marascio, Stacey DePasqual, Tracy Swajian, Deborah Armour, Mary Doyle, Susan Grimley. Back row — Julie Koskinen, Wendt Kauppi, Heather Roche, Janine Poirier, Kerry Owens, Linda Martucci, Karen Byrne, Debi Hannon, Tracy Bettencourt. ■ Hockey Coach), Mickey Russo, Nick Poser, Mark Deuhring, Kenny Young, Tim Poirier, Scott Robbins, Matt Folk, Scott Spezzaf ero, Joe Finigan (Coach). Front row: Ray Bamford, Jamie Mariani, Steve Brown, Dennis Pearce, John Lindfors, Brian Whalen, Paul Lawton, John Kalafatas, Tim Lawton Back row: Mark MacDonald (Asst. 48 49 Student Government School Committee Representatives — Melissa Traber, Danielle Chiasson, Linda Finizio 2. Girls’ State — Front row, Kim Owens, Lisa King Back row, Debby Oliver, Mary Heimberg. (alternates) 3 Boys ' State — Front row, Paul Benham. John Anderson. Back row, Bruce Everett. Mike Waldron, Tom Nevala, Joey Uglevich. 4 Senior Class Officers — Front row, Kim Owens — Treasurer, Lisa King — Secretary. Back row, Paul Benham — Vice President, John Anderson — President 5 Sophomore Class Officers — Front row, Kim McQuiggan — President. Back row, Jim Owens — Treasurer, Debbie Armour — Vice President, Shelly Conquest — Secretary. 6. Junior Class Officers — From left to right, Jeanne Enneguess — Vice President, Karen Grimley — President, Suzanne Armour — Secretary, Marsha Mullin — Treasurer. 7. Freshman Class Officers — Front row, Cindy Uglevich — Vice President, Tncia McDouough — Treasurer Back row, Kerry Owens — President, Debbie Flannon — Secretary. A Honors, Student Government, Clubs Harvard Book Award — Mary Heimberg, Tom Nevala National Honor Society — Tami Hannon. Laura Curcio, Debbie Watjus, Lisa King, Danielle Chiasson Row two — Rob Cashmon, Kathy Rich, Mary Hientberg, Suzanne Chiasson, Melissa Traber, Marsha Mullen, Tom Nevala, Joe Uglevich Row three — J eanne Ennegeuss, Cherylene Schauber, LisaPepi, Mary Mahoney, Susan Cnmrruns Row four — Susan O ' Leary, Tonya Romanowski, Paul Benham 1 II j 111 n i ? 1 12 % Student Government — Row one — Debbie Watjus, Christine Buscemi, Lisa King, John Anderson, Susan O ' Leary. Row two — Jeanne Enneguess, Tami Hannon, Laura Curcio, Karen Grimley, Heather Roche, Heidi Hobbs. Row three — Maureeen O ' Leary, Kerry Owens Foreign Language Club — First Row — Cindy Rodday, Andrea Dyer, Michele Mucciaccio, Cathy Rich, Tonya Romanowski, Hue Lam, Jennifer Olsen Second Row — Steven Ingles, Suzanne Armour, Dina Lattuca, Tammy 54 Hannon, Carolyn Isgur, Laura Curcio, Jeanne Enneguess, Suzanne Chiasson, Michael Dion, Kristen Olsen, Christine DiMack, Darren LeBlanc, John Suera. Back Row — Lisa Pepi. Julie Saltsgaver, Susan Crimmins, Michelle Prue Senior Executive Board — Front Row — Debbie Watjus, Lisa King, John Anderson, Dan Cathcart, Brian Peterson. Second Row — Susan O’Leary, Nancy Hurley, Debbie Oliver, Chris- tine Buscemi, Kym Cardoza, Linda Finizio. Back Row — Joe Uglevich, Paul Benham, Mark Enneguess, Matt Lane, Tom Nevala ss National Art Honor Society The National Art Honor Society was developed in 1978 by the National Art Education Association for the purpose of promoting art education among high school students. Maynard High School established a chapter in 1983. The organization promotes creative talent, service, and responsibility to the school and community. It opens the way to an important focus upon the values of art which benefit not only chapter members but all students. In addition to working on their own creative projects, our NAHS members work on all school posters, signs and programs as well as community promo- tions. A favorite project is the annual decoration of the courtyard windows for the holiday season. Row one — Emily Walazek, Colleen Kaczor, Susan Maki, Dawn Cullen. Row two — Tom Micciche, Bethany Rimbach, John Paananen, Suzanne Armour, Tom Norton. Not pictured, Amy O ' Connell. A maffiopiunpi tc CPTc f ■ C ntG A n V£ ( s- WAVM 91.7 FM Cable TV— CH 17 The 1985-86 school year turned out to be one of the most productive for WAVM student staff of 127 members. The annual telethon, hosted bv senior general managers Anita Mannion and Dan Cathcart, raised almost $8,000 despite a winter storm that nearly forced a cancella- tion. Some of our most memorable events were the student broadcast, live downtown specials, annual awards banquet, and annual outing. Thirty-three members of the senior class were involved with WAVM and held high administra- tive positions. Several WAVM seniors are planning to pursue careers in communications and are grateful for the start given to them at WAVM. MWM For the Class of the Year of the Comet called Halley. Brightness and light are right up our alley. • We came billions of miles just to shine here today; Tomorrow we’re off on our own Milky Way. Like a candle when both of its ends end up burning, It was great while it lasted , but we will be returning. •V • ' . . - ; v� � ' ? S; • 3 I Rob 2. Chris 3. Matt 4. John 5. Buffy 6. Bethany 7. Sandi, Lisa, and Kym 8. Tami and Lisa 9. Amy and John 64 Iffjfl i Class of 1986 . . . celestial event of the century! ffff ' V K ■ pr 1 i - fl uir J i ■f ■ JB JfWf vr jr jm Hfc w mm vi P! fW r fe r f-1 SIP A fR gjMfepT . £ 1 L r ■ H| IWj ■ ' ■ V Wa , I £ -«v OSJ k L ■ John M. Anderson James Basile Colleen Armour Paul Joseph Benham Christopher A. Bailey Pamela Marie Boothroyd 68 David J. Boucher Deborah Bouffard Steven Paul Brown Kevin P. Burati Daniel E. Cathcart Rob C ashman Rob S. Capone Danielle Chiasson Glenn L. Casalinuova Richard M. Clark Christine Greta Buscemi Kymberly Ann Cardoza Joelle Marie Cerasuolo Mark T. time guess Mary Beth Fitzpatrick Lisa Marie Eannuzzo Linda M. Finizio Dawn Marie Cullen Andrew B. Conquest Shaun Cooney Bruce Everett Kevin H. French Karen Marie Gross Chere S. Hallett Scott Goucher Mary Diane Heimberg Robert J . Glenn Kevin D. Holm Kimberlee Ann Harrison Doug Hunt Nancy Ellen Hurley Colleen A. Kaezor Matthew S. Lane Edward M . Lawton, Jr. Linda Marie Maeiel Tamara Kathleen MacDonald Lisa Anne King John M . Lindfors Mary Grace Mahoney Victoria Mane Mangus Anita Ellen Mannion Kristen E. Marcey Sandra MassareUi Susan Dorothy Maki John E. Mancini Kathleen M . McCall Julie K. McDonald Paul Raymond McHugh, Jr. 75 Diane M. Melanson Richard J. Norton Am R. O Connell Thomas If Norton HI Janine Marie Milioto Keith P. Murras Thomas J . Neva I a Susan C) Lean Kirsten M. O ' Hare Debra Lynn Oliver Lisa Paananen Brian K. Peterson John Robert Paananen Jonathan D. Peckham Robert Joseph Rhodes Dennis Pearce Timothy M . Poirier Kimberly A. Owens Betfumv June Rimbach Cheryl Rovinelli Suzanne Savoy Cherylene A. Schauber Brenda Marie Seeley Robert E. Slabysz Bill Smith Lisa Louise Streeter Rhonda Lyn Tibbetts Joseph Uglevich Mark J . Waddell Brenda Waldron Michael Waldron Deborah Michelle Watjus Shawn Michael Whitaker K. Emily Walazek Todd J. Warren Sara Lyn Wilkie 2. Anita 3. Moms 4. Keith 5. Brenda 6. Lisa . 7. Susan 8. Kevin 9. Christine and Jeanne 81 Superlatives Superlative, (sa pur ' la tiv), a. of or in the highest degree; surpassing all others. Most Artistic — artist, (ar’tist), n. a person who practices one ot the Fine Arts. — Tom Norton, Amy O ' Connell Most Athletic — athlete, lath let), n a trained competitor in a sport, exercise, or game requiring physical skill. — Kim Owens, Joey Uglevich Most Flirtatious — flirt, (Hurt), n one wh at love without serious intentions. — John Mancini, Lisa Streeter Class Comedian — comedian, (ka me de an), n a professional entertainer who amuses by telling jokes, etc. — Dan Cathcart, Kym Cardoza Most Ingratiating — ingratiate, (in gra ' shi at) v.t. to work oneself into favor with another. — John Anderson, Tami MacDonald 4 Most Musical — musical, (myoo ' zi kalhadj. fond of or skilled in music. — Mary Mahoney, Tom Nevala Most Stylish — stylish, (sfT lish), adj conforming to the present style, esp. in dress. — Syn. chic. — John Mancini. Amy O’Connell Worst Driver — worst, (wurst), adj. bad or ill in the greatest degree — John Anderson, Christine Buscemi 84 4. Most Gullible — gullible, (gul ' a bal), adj easily deceived or cheated — Diane Melanson, Rich Clark 5 Class Con Artist — con, ( kiin ) , a. (slang) confidence; v t to swindle. — Dan Cathcart, Kym Cardoza 6. Most Likely to Succeed — success, (sak ses ' ). n the attainment of wealth, fame, etc. — Paul Benham, Mary Heimberg Senior Directory John Anderson 5 Abbott Rd 12 28 67 Soccer 1,2; Football 3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Student Govt. 2,3,4; Class Rep 2; Class Pres. 3,4; Peer Leader 4; Senior Exec. Board; Advisory Board; Band 1.2,3, 4; Chorus 3,4. Colleen Marie Armour 74 Summer St. 1 1 21 67 Cross Country 1.2, 3, 4; Track 2,3,4; Band 1.2. 3.4. Christopher Bailey 30 Harrison St 7 19 68 WAVM 1,2, 3,4. James Basile 37 Reo Rd. 6 13 68 Cross Country 1,2,3,; Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Capt Paul Joseph Benham 176 Main St 1 23 68 Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4 Capt.; Track 1,2, 3, 4 Capt.; Student Council 3,4 Vice Pres.; NHS 3,4 Pres.; Color Guard 4; WAVM 3,4; Senior Ecec. Board; Boy ' s State; Mass Adv. Study Prog.; Prom Comm Pamela Marie Boothroyd4 B St. 4 29 68 WAVM 1,2, 3, 4; Majorettes 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. David Boucher 7 Hayes St 6 25 67 Football 1, 2,3,4 Capt ; Track 1. Deborah Bouffard 202 Summer St. 12 19 68. Steven Paul Brown 6 Country Lane 7 2 68 Baseballl 1; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2,3,4; WAVM 2,3,4; Band 1 Kevin Paul Burati 6 Woodridge Rd. 5 10 68 Soccer 1. Baseball 2; Football 3,4; WAVM 1. 2. 3.4, Band 1,2. 3,4; Jazz Band Christine Greta Buscenu I Front St. 10 12 68 Field Hockey 1 ,2.3,4; Track 4; WAVM 1 ,2,3,4; Peer Leader; NHS 3; Class Rep. 4; Senior Exec. Board; Prom Comm 3. Robert Capone 53 Old Marlboro Rd. 7 26 68 Baseball 1 ,2,3,4; Football 1.2, 3,4. Kimberly Ann Cardoza 5 King St. 7 11 68 Volleyball 1; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Class V P I; Class Sec. 3; WAVM 1,2, 3, 4, Director 3,4; Ring comm.; Prom Comm.; Senior Exec. Board; Peer lead. 4; Softball Unsung Hero 3. Glenn L. Casalinuova 5 Fairfield St. 3 24 68 Football 2. Robert John Cashmon 12 George Rd 3 12 68 Soccer; NHS; Band: Jazz Band; Spelling Bee Winner 2, 2nd place 3. Dan Cathcart 54 Old Marlboro Rd 10 14 68 Football 3,4; Track 2 3 4; Hockey 2; WAVW 1,2, 3, 4; Director, Cable G.M.; Color Guam 4; Senior Exec. Board. Joelle Marie Cerasuolo 5 Reo Rd. 5 12 68 Winter Cheering 3,4; Fall 4; Tournament 3; Play 1; Class Sec. 1; Class V.P 2; Winter Carnival Comm. 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. 2,3; Ring Comm. 2; WAVM 1,2, 3, 4, Dr 2,3; Senior Exec. Board; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Foreign Lang. Club 3. Danielle E. Chiasson 1 Linden St. 4 30 68 Field Hockey 1, 2,3,4; WAVM 1, 2,3,4; Band 1.2,3, 4; Chorus 4; Peer Lead. 4; NHS 3,4, V P.; Prom Comm. 2,3,; Senior Exec. Board Richard M. Clark 8 B St. 7 4 68 Football 1 ,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Weightlifting 1,2, 3,4; Boy’s State; Track Captain 4; Band 1,2. Andrew B Conquest 3 Bates Ave. 10 9 68 Football 3,4; Prom Court. Shaun N Cooney 9 Guyer Rd. 12 16 68 Dawn Mane Cullen 17 Loring Ave. 10 1 68 Lisa Marie Eannuzzo 120 Parker St 8 23 68 Basketball 1 86 Colleen Ann Kaczor 6 Brigham St . 1 28 68 Prom Court; Nat. Art Honor Society; Yearbook 4 Mark T. Enneguess 200 Great Rd 4 30 68 Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Golf 3; Senior Exec. Board; Band 1 ,2,3,4; WAVM 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 2,3. Bruce Everett 15 Howard Rd 10 17 67 Soccer 1, 2,3,4; WAVM 1, 2,3.4; Boy’s State Linda Marie Finizio 47 McKinley St 3 23 68 WAVM 1,2, 3,4; Band 1 ,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; School Comm. Rep 4; Senior Exec. Board 4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Play 1,2,3; Ring Comm. 2; Yearbook 4. MaryBeth Fitzpatrick 13 Elm St. 1 12 68 Student Gov ' t. 1; Class Pres. 1 Kevin H. French 4 Lindberg Ave. 5 8 68 Robert Glenn 13 Douglas Ave. 8 29 67 Football 1,2, 3,4; WAVM 4; Color Guard 4. Scott Goucher 21 Lincoln St. 3 24 66 Karen Marie Gross 25 Brow n St. 5 27 68 J.V. Basketball I Chere S. Hallett 7 Crane Ave. 7 1 68 Kimberlee A. Harrison 117 Dawn Rd. 7 19 68 Mary Diane Heimberg 9 Howard Rd 4 22 68 Winter Cheering 3,4; Tournament 3; Track 2,4; Class Rep 1; Class Pres. 2; Prom Comm. 2,3; Ring Comm. 2; Winter Carnival Comm. 1,2, 3, 4; WAVM 1 ,2,3,4, Dir. 2,3; Philosophy Comm 2; NHS 3,4; Senior Exec. Board; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Play 1; Girls State 3, (alt.). Kevin Holm 2 Woodbine Ter. 5 18 68 Soccer 1 ,2,3,4; Basketball 3. Douglas K Hunt 20 McKinley St. 11 18 67 Baseball 3. Nancy Ellen Hurley 12 Sunset Rd 7 29 68 Field Hockey I ; Band 1 .2,3,4; WAVM 1 ,2,3,4; Senior Exec. Board. Lisa Anne King 41 Old Mill Rd 7 21 68 Field Hockey 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Student Gov’t 1,2, 3.4, Secretary 3, Pres. 4, Class Sec. 4; WAVM 3,4, Pub lic Affairs Dir 4; Peer Leader 4; NHS 3,4; Senior Exec. Board; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 3,4; Nation Merit Scholarship Matthew Lane 20 Reo Rd. 1 1 9 67 Football 1, 2,3.4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; WAVM 2,3,4, Dir 4; Senior Exec Board; Color Guard 4; Prom Usher 2 Edward Michael Lawton, Jr 13 Rice Road 2 7 68 John Michael Lindfors 27 Thompson St 1 27 68 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Tamara MacDonald 16 Leominster Rd Sterling, MA 8 28 68 Cheerleader 2,3,4. Linda Maciel 13 Sudbury St 6 28 68 Mary Grace Mahoney 25 Concord St. 8 21 68 Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Senior Exec. Board; Foreign Language Club 1,4 Susan Dorothy Maki 24 Harrison St 8 21 68 Nat Art Honor Society; Yearbook 4 John F. Mancini 19 Mayfield St. 7 24 68 Basket- ball 1 ,2,4; Baseball 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Band 1 ,2,3,4 Victoria M Mangus 1 16 Waltham St. 12 15 68 Volleyball 1; WAVM 1,2 Anita E. Mannion 14 Sunset Rd. 9 9 68 Volley- ball I , WAVM 1 .2,3,4; Play I ; Prom Comm. 3; Senior Exec Board; WAVM Outstanding Achievement Award 1,3. Kristin Marcey 10 Roosevelt St. 8 17 68. Sandra J Massarelli 9 Rice Rd 3 11 68 Majorettes 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4 87 Kathleen Marie McCall 2 Turner Rd 3 1 68. Julie K McDonald 57 Concord St. 4 8 68 Field Hockey 1; Volleyball 2,3; Ring comm. 2; Prom Court; Winter Carnival 2. Paul R McHugh Jr 23 McKinley St. 3 3 68 Baseball 2,3,4 Diane M Melanson 22 Woodridge Rd 8 26 68 Field Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1.2,3; Track 2,3,4; Softball 1; Ring Comm. 2; Winter Carnival 1,2; Prom Comm. 3. Janine Milioto 33 Acton St. 6 9 67. Keith P Murray 3 White Ave. 12 31 67 Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; WAVM 3,4. Thomas J Nevala 23 Brown St. 1 25 68 Football 1, 2. 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2, 3,4; Boy ' s State 3; Harvard Book Award 3; NHS 3,4; Prom Comm. 2,3; Senior Exec Board; WAVM 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Football Coach Award 4. Richard J Norton Jr II Mason St. Peppered, MA 5 18 67. Thomas H Norton 111 2 King St. 8 7 68 Football 1 ,2; Track 2; Band 1 ,2; Nat. Art Honor Society. 3.4. Amy O ' Connell 7 Old Mill Rd 4 30 68 Cheering 1,2; Field Hockey 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Nat Art Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Play 3; Musi- cal 4 Kirsten O’Hare 13 Winter St. 12 22 68 Basket- ball 4; Soccer 4 Susan O ' Leary 17 Howard Rd. 5 17 68 Softball 3.4, Capt. 4; Winter Cheering 3,4, Capt. 4, Tournament 3; Student Gov’t. Sec. 4; NHS Sec. 4; Peer Leader 4; Student Gov ' t Rep 4; Senior Exec. Board. Debra L. Oliver 35 Action St 5 26 68 WAVM 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Comm 3; Senior Exec. Board; Girl’s Stat. 3. Kimberly Ann Owens 1 Nancy Cr. 6 24 68 Field Hockey 1, 2,3,4, Co-Capt.; Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Co-Capt.; Track 1,2,3, 4, Co-Capt. 3,4; DAR Award 4; WAVM 1 ,2,3,4, Dir. 4; Peer Leader 4; Student Gov’t. Treas. 4; Class Treas. 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Exec. Board; Prom Comm.; Ring Comm.; Spirit Comm. 4; Winter Carnival 1,2, 3, 4; Blood- mobile 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, V.P. 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Girl’s State 3; Track MVP 2. John Paananen 25 Old Marlboro Rd. 3 6 67 Yearbook 4; Musical 4; Nat. Art Honor Society 4 Lisa Paananen 25 Old Marlboro Rd 11 11 68 Basketball I Dennis Pearce 18 George Rd. 7 31 68 Hockey 3,4, Middlesex News Hockey MVP 1985; Baseball 3,4. Jonathan D. Peckham P O. Box 273 12 14 68. Brian Peterson 36 George Rd. 2 19 68 Football 1. 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Prom Court; Senior Exec. Board; Peer Leader 4 Timothy Poirier 8 Nancy Circle 8 27 68 Hockey 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; WAVM 4; Band 1, 2,3,4. Robert Joseph Rhodes I Reo Rd. 9 25 68 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Court; Band 1,2, 3,4; Jazz Band 1 ,4. Bethany June Rimbach 82 Summer St 8 168 Cross Country 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,4; Nat Art Honor Society 3,4; Prom Queen Cheryl Povinelh 1 Charles St. 1 31 68 Field Hockey 1 Suzanne L. Savoy 15 Summit St. 10 19 68 Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Marjorettes 1, 2, 3,4. Cherylene A. Schauber 2 Walker St. 10 31 68 Basketball 1,3; Track 2,3; Volleyball 2; NHS. Brenda Marie Seeley 48 Douglas Ave. 1 2 68 Softball 1,2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; WAVM 1.2,3. Robert E. Slaysz 10 Newton Dr 7 5 68 Band 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Cross country 2,3,4 Track Field 3,4; WAVM Videotape Director 88 Cable Programming General Manager 1,2, 3, 4 B.J. Smith 43 Summer St 7 5 68 Basetball 1; Soccer 2; WAVM 1, 2,3, 4. Lisa Louise Streeter 32 Howard Rd 5 28 68 Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Prom Usherette 2. Rhonda Tibbetts 7 Roosevelt St. 8 17 68 Volley- ball 1; Play 1; Band 2; WAVM 1,2; Office Aid 1 ,2,3,4; Yearbook 4. Joseph J Uglevich 10 Dana Rd 8 3 68 Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Student Gov ' t 3; WAVM 4; Color Guard 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Peer Leader; Boy’s State; Prom Comm.; Senior Exec Board. Mark W Waddell 7 Paul Rd. 7 14 68 Cross Country 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Golf 3; Track 1 ,2,4; Student Gov ' t. 3; Student Council 3; Cross Country MVP 1 ,2,3; Peer Leader; WAVM 1.2. 3.4. K. Emily Walazek 69 Waltham St 3 28 68 Basketball Tournament Cheering 1; Fall Cheer- ing 2; Band 1 ,2,3,4; Jazz Band 3,4; Play 3; Musi- cal 3,4; Nat Art Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 3, Editor 4; Pro- Arts Consortium 3. Brenda Jean Waldron 8 Hillside St. 10 29 68 Volleyball 2,3, Capt. 3; WAVM 3; Prom Court. Michael Joseph Waldron 10 Louise St. 7 25 68 WAVM 1,2, 3, 4, Director; Boy’s State. Todd J. Warren 4 Concord St 4 13 67 Football 1 , 2 . Deborah Michelle Watjus 35 Third St. 9 13 68 Winter Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4, Tournament 1,2,4; NHS 3,4; Class Sec. 2; Class Rep. 4; Student Gov’t 4; Senior Exec. Board; Peer Leader; Winter Carnival Comm 2,3; Ring Comm 2; Prom Court Shawn Whitaker 87 Summer St. 7 30 68 WAVM 1.2.4. Sara L. Wilkie 2 Florida Ct. Apt 1 3 6 68. Prom Court — Brian Peterson, Brenda Waldron, Rob Rhodes, Colleen Kaczor, Steve Witt (King), Bethany Ritnbach (Queen), Andy Conquest, Debbie Watjus, John Mancini, Julie McDonald 92 The Prom . . . 1985 Tender Years . . . At seven thirty, on the evening of May third, extravagantly dressed couples arrived at the Natick Hilton anticipating an evening of romance and festivity. We all danced to the Prom’s theme, Tender Years, and shared in the thrill of the Queen’s Waltz, You’re the Inspiration. Our hopes for the evening were colored with brightness on this once-in-a-lifetime occasion. 93 Dedication for two friends . . . Teddi Patterson Teddi Patterson has worked for the Maynard Public Schools since 1973 and became guidance secretary at the high school in 1981 . Many of us remember Mrs. Patterson as Miss Sheridan’s secretary at the Coolidge School or as Mr. Hill’s secretary at Green Meadow. We have appreciated her help and her great sense of humor on our many visits to the Guidance Office. She is looking forward to retirement on her beloved Cape Cod where she can enjoy days in the sun and her four grandchildren. We wish you all the very best and extend our gratitude. Kenneth G. Abbott Since September of 1968, Maynard High School has been led by a dedicated, determined, hard working individual, Mr. Kenneth Abbott. The position of principal at Maynard High is a tremendously challenging job. Many small learning institutions, like ours, become static and resist change. Mr. Abbott recognized the importance of growth in the school system but at the same time was committed to the fundamental principles of education. Mr. Abbott was always courteous and caring towards the students and faculty. This is a human trait that we will remember and should take with us throughout our endeavors in the years after leaving Maynard High School. Thank you Mr. Abbott, once again. Winter Cheers Front: Sue O ' Leary, Pam Adams, Tern Rich, Kim Downey, Ctndy Belliveau, Maureen O’Leary, Michelle Prue, Vicky Stamm Back: Joelle Cerasuolo, Mary Heimberg. Buffy Edwardson, Patti Gregson, Melissa Traber 2. Maureen O’Leary, Cindy Belliveau 3. Kim Downey. Row I Cindy Belliveau, Maureen O’Leary Terri Rich. Row 2: Kim Downey, Mary Heimberg, Pam Adams. Row 3: Melissa Traber, Sue O’Leary, Michelle Prue. Front: Cindy Belliveau, Buffy Edwardson Lisa Simonetti, Patti Gregson. Back: Sue O’Leary, Sue Chiasson, Debbie Watjus, Tami MacDonald. 99 Spirit Weel Hats, Ties, Sun Glasses I Take us to your leader! 2. How ' s this for demure? 3. Tom. that hat ' s got to go! wrs;M ■ is The Hawaiian Quints “Can’t wait for the food at the luau! “Man, what ugly hula girls!” In The Spirit MHS Goes Hawaiian Maynard High School opened its dramatic season on November 7th and 8th with the touching comedy, I Ought To Be In Pictures, by Neil Simon. A young girl attempts to re-establish a relationship with her stranged father by showing an interest in his field of expertise, the movies. His girl friend and his lack of success as a scriptwriter complicate the issue. The Maynard High production of this delightful play starred Sean Mahoney, Holly MacDougall, and Lisette Dentino. The production stage manager was John Seura. The stage crew included Stephny Sambuchi and Terri Jones and the production was directed by Winona DiNitto. Herb. Sean Mahoney Sleffy. Lisette Dentino Libby, Holly MacDougal Dramatics MAY I OUGHT TO BE IN PI iff SPimon Thursday and Friday November 7th and 8th HIGH SCHOOL AU 1 05 Winter Carnival Volleyball, Chess, Suitcase Race Oh yeah ' 1 Well, here s to you ' “Take off, eh? 1 “Not logical. Captain The computer has been programmed to win.” 4 . 5 . 6 . At the typing pool. Front row at the Sex Pistol’s Concert! “Give it up, Dan The show is dead!” 107 ' Comet Class of ’ 86 Shines Through 109 110 Screech Owl 1986 It we only have to do a yearbook once in every seventy-six years we may survive, but we hope you find the finished product as bright and true as the Comet Halley. We would like to thank the WGBH Dial magazine for the inspiration for our Graduation Game on pages 2 and 3. Nick Dawson for the poem on page 63, Martha Whitte- more for the photographs on pages 38, 39, 4 1 , 42 and 5 1 , and the faculty and administration for their forbearance. Staff members — Christine Filz, Cindy Rodday, Marlene Lalli, Kristin Burati, Christine DiMack, Darren LeBlanc, Linda Finizio, Shawn Whitaker. Sandy Massarelli, Rob Slabysz, John Paananen, Debbie Watjus, Bethany Rimbach, Vicki Mangus, Amy O ' Connell. Rhonda Tibbitts, Kirsten O’Hare, Brenda Waldron, Dawn Cullen, Susan Maki. Colleen Kaczor, Tom Micciche, Tom Norton. Editor — Emily Walazek Advisor — Beverly-Jean Smith 112 Parents Conner Dear Richard, Your being has brought us much happiness and tremendous pride. With all our love. Mum, Dad, Richard and Mary Clark Debbie — You have made us proud and happy since the day you were bom We love you very much. Dad and Mom Brian “Shorty Peterson — Congratulations on your special day — we are so proud of you. Your Loving Parents Emily Walazek — Our best wishes for happiness and personal tumllmcnt in whatever path you take. With admiration and love Mom, Dad, and Andrew. Bufly Fitzpatrick Congratulations and good luck Mom Kevin Burati — Wishing you happiness and success always. Love, Mom and Dad facu n i WAR — I — — 1. Beautiful, Downtown Maynard 2. Colleen 3. “In your face!” 113 Parent ' s Corner Susan — We love you unconditionally. May our Lord shower you with many blessings. We pray — happiness and love throughout your life. Love, Mom and Dad Dan Cathcart — Mont and Dad are proud of what you have already achieved Look out world He’s only just begun!! Carl and Rose Cathcart J.J. Mancini — One day in our arms. Now in the world. Always in our hearts — Have a happy life! Love Mom and Dad Joelle Cerasuolo — Live for those that love you. for those whose hearts are true, for the heaven that smiles above you, and the good that you can do. Mom and Dad Rhonda — Congratulations! We are so proud of you and love you — Stay happy. Love, Dad and Mom 1 . Chorus in action 2. Sergio Valente, eat your heart out 1 3. It ' s you Mark! Tom 10 and 16 — Wherever you go, Whatever you do. May you always know we are very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Robert — Congratulations! As you plan for the future may all your desires be fulfdled. Our love and support go with you. Mother Dad The Bird — All our best wishes and support for your future happiness and success. Congratulations and much love always . . . Mom and Dad Andy — We wish you a wonderful future. Whatever you choose to do, we hope you’ll do your very best. Love, Mom and Dad Linda — Our best wishes to you fora great future! Love, Mom and Dad Bruce Everett — We are proud of your accomplishments but you will have to learn your priorities Love ya! Mom, Dad, Cindy and Aunt Lydia Steve Brown — You ' ve made us most proud that Maynard High’s Brownie’’ belongs to us. Congratulations with love — Mom, Kath and Pat John Anderson — May all your hopes and dreams for the future be realized Love, Mom and Dad Kirsten — Congratulations on your accomplishments honey! You have my support backed with much love in your future endeavors. Mom Danielle — Our best to your always. Your Family To Mark — May all your dreams come true We are all so proud of you! Love your Mom, Jeannie and Sport 3 $ Parents ' Corner Ray McHugh — Looks like you made it. Congratulations! Love Mom and Dad KymCardoza — To our future doctor, you make us proud. PS Imok-Youreok. Love, Mom and Dad Tim Poirier — To our once little man who now wants to fly , we think that it’s grand Good Luck — Aces High! Mom and Dad Dennis — You ' ve come a long way and we are very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Kimberly — The Mono” slowed you down but didn ' t stop you We are very proud of you and your accomplishments! Love and God Bless, Mom and Dad Christine Greta Buscemi — We wish you a happy future, Chnssy . All our love. Mother and Daddy 1 Tom 2 Better off with something packaged! 3 Hawaii, here I come” 7 . 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Maynard • West Acton • Nagog Woods 72 Powdermill Road 17 Nason St. 577 Mass. Ave. Nagog Square 897-1808 897-3232 263-8006 263-1144 MEMBER FD1C D1FM 130 BEST WISHES 131 Best Wishes and Congratulations From Frank J. Demars Post 235 American Legion VOLUNTEER INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. 81 Mam Street 897 4521 Maynard , Massachusetts 0 1 754 259-004 7 19 Mam Street 369-6451 Concprd, Massachusetts 0 1 742 259-9750 BEST WISHES TO ALL THE GRADUATES