Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

' f $ 1 «Mt « fcjjk f $ 9 . -  f M . Zu . ' - ( 39 ■ ■ ■■ RA NGER 1987 c_ FRIENDS AT TIMES OF NEED WHEN YOUR PROBLEM NEVER ENDS YOU FEEL DOWN AND LONELY THAT ' S WHY YOU HAVE FRIENDS MY FRIENDS MEAN ALOT TO ME I THINK MORE THAN THEY KNOW I WISH AT TIMES THEY COULD SEE THIS BECAUSE I MIGHT NOT ALWAYS LET IT SHOW WHEN I THINK OF LEAVING THEM IT BRINGS TEARS TO MY EYES BUT 1 KNOW THAT THEY ' LL BE THERE FOR ME SO SOMEONE WILL COMFORT MY CRIES THEY DON ' T KNOW HOW AND WHAT I FEEL THEY CANT SEE INSIDE OF ME WE ' VE BEEN TOGETHER A LONG TIME BUT SOMEDAY WE MUST BREAK FREE. i r - jiff! si uH 111 We the Class of 1987 dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Jarvis for all the help and support he has given to us in the past three years. ■■ -■■-.. JUNIOR PROM The Junior Prom was held on April 11, 1986 at Diburro ' s Restaurant. ORDI NARY DAY I I II I I I I I I I I . ' ' ' M •■.•■- ' ■■■ _ _L Five students were chosen to go to the Student Leadership Conference at Notre Dame, Indiana, representing Methuen High School. 10 11 ■ 7 ??K {:. ' ■ ■■ f W zsa HOMECOMING 12 - 7 v .■? . .r, r ■ FACULTY iiiimfc 17 H ADMI NISTRATIO N Robert A. Jarvis Principal 18 Arthur Nicholson III Vice Principal Sheila M. Cunningham Assistant Principal A. Steven Francis Assistant Principal 19 20 ON ENGLISH Lillian Hershfield Department Head 1 v  Elaine Crane Shaun Gurry Douglas Hallbauer Daniel Herlihy Thomas Jennings Elaine Kevgas Ann Marie Krusell Lee Longshore Andrew Melnicki AnnMarie Pinet K2r£ x:M t.. U Jennifer Smith Charles Eksoozian GUIDANCE Alvin Huebner Department Head Alton Bailey Gary Banks Diane Climo William Cullen Adele Demers Anthony Sanderson 21 MATH Robert Fradette Dept. Head V Marie Comeau Doreen Devine Jacqueline Dirsa Anne Eckman Joanne Gallagher Judith Hiller Susan McGrath Marianne Moran PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Rhonda Rhumshottel Maureen Troianello Frank Yelle 22 CIHB3HI Business Ruth Lange Dept. Head Milton Lebowitz Patricia Borucki Linda Lyons Kathy Greene i Hf ' Pfi k ■ L MHB 1 1 r Susan Morin I ■fc Claire St. Pierre Patricia Walsh Virginia Wilman 23 mm ' Social Studies Michael Hughes Dept. Head Michael McCormick Diane Dandretta ■i - Paul Fiorentini James Healey John Nigrelli Frank Rapisardi Robert Rosmarino -4 Carol Scalera 24 Donald Smith David Whiting Brian Urquhart FOREIGN LANGUAGE Gerald Gagne Dept. Head Joseph Caruso William Connery Carol Dufresne Karen Hallbauer Beverly Taylor Kathy VanHorn Cindy Wilcock Marilyn McDivitt 25 SCIENCE William Russell Dept. Head David Belliveau Joseph Forseze Roger Fuller Peter Mazzaglia John Moore Daniel Moynihan Peter Salemi John Ziminski 26 Ifi ME ART Barbara Fiorello Dept. Head MaryLee Moynihan 4 m H fek i ■ gKr i ■KMr jj ■fI 1 Sfl. ; Mj|I IBl W SlMb .- aV iH .. jfttr , :1 rf ! i3o Susan Wagner JC HOME ECONOMICS M Judith Cade Dept. Head Denise Benner-Hall Maryellen Rancourt 27 ■ Nfe. ATHLETICS William Gosselin Dept. Head Carol Bailey Karen Bergeron Larry Klimas 28 ■ COMPUTERS Joseph Austin Dept. Head Steven Sudol Mario Pagnoni Walter Pare Industrial Arts Richard Czarnec Dept. Head Edward Kelley Arthur Kosiavelan James Shamberger 29 YEARBOOK STAFF Advisor — Elaine Kevgas Staff — Kim Hebert, Dawn Augusta, Anastasia Andromedas, Lisa Chretien, Beth Greene, Terry Donovan, Scott Petrie, Al DiGennaro, Sean Neel 30 r :A: t- ' t m vw 4m. 32 m 33 Robyn Abesamra Bobbin Field Hockey 2,3,4;Inter. Club 3, Yearbook. Geoffrey Abraham Abes Wrestlingl,2,3,Capt.4. Lori Allatt Pamelyn Allicon Pam S.A.D.D. 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Sr Class Play. Sandra Iveliz Alvarado Elizabeth Amiss Robert Andrew Anastasia Andromidas Sandy Beth Rob Co-editor Yearbook i;I. S.L.I i. Concert Band l,2;Marching band Dance Co. 1,2,3, 4;Powder Fuff Foot- Basketball L,2,3i4;Golf4;Yearbook i l,2;Yearbook 4;Co-op business ball 4. prog.4. Domingo Araujo - . 1 Lori Arcidiacono Softball l,2;Swimming 2,3,4;Honor Society 3,4;S.A.D.D. 4;Classplay 4;Powder Puff Football 4. Alberto Arcila Alby Yearbook 4; Wrestling 2; Class Play. 34 Robyn Ares Rob Drama I; Visual Graphic Art Photography; F.M.C. Modeling; Wo Study. Dawn M. Arsenault Yearbook, 4; Powderpuff Football. Dawn Renee Augusta I. S.L.I. ,4; Co-editor Yearbook,4. Heidi Aukstolis Crash Work Study; Volleyball 1. Michelle Avery John Axford Ax Football, 1,2, 3; Wrestling, 1,2,3; Track, 1,2. Jason Aziz Jay Yearbook,4, Hockey 1,2,3,4. Steven Baddour Steve Jr. Sr. Class Pres.; S. A.D.D.;Jr. Sr. Tri Capt.; Varsity golf; Var. Tennis; Yearbook, 4; Sr. Class Play; Wearing the blue and white wig. Jacob Bagdoian Jasper Renee Yuette Bailey Reg Gymnastics 1,2,3. Shannon Batal Badel Co-op. Business; Volleyball, 1 . Lori Ann Bauchman Concert band 1,2,3,4; Jazz band 2,3,4; Marching band 1,2,3,4; Drum major 3,4; Inter, club 2,3; Nat. Honor Society 2,3,4; Jr. district band 1; Sr. district band 4; Powder Puff Hockey 1,2. Shane Belanger Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. 35 Leanne M. BenDavid Karen Bijeol Jennifer A. Blais Scott C. Blondin Color Guardl,2,3; Inter. Club 1. Dist. Ed. Jen Blondo T.V. Production 3,4. Lynette M. Boivin Inter. Club 1,2; Senate 2,3; Cor. Sec. 4 Tennis 2,3,4; Colorguard 1,2,3 S.A.D.D. 4; Sr. Prom Committee 4 Yearbook Staff 4; Tenney Preserva ti on 2; Class Play 4. Marianne Bonenfant Dist. Ed. 3,4. David A. Bousquet Patrick Bower Dave Pat Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Wrestling 3, captain i New spaper Staff 3,4. Kimberly Ann Broccoli Band; Dance Co.; Volleyball. John Brochu Johnny B Kerri Ann Brucato Field Hockey 1; Dance Co. 3. Nancy Buckland Color guard 1,2,3- 36 David Busta Dave Julia R. Carelli Holia Color Guard 1,2,3. Joseph E. Campagna Joe Cross Country2,4; Winter and Sp. Track 1,2,3,4; Skiing 3; Drama Club; Yearbook 4, Sr. Class Play; Canada 3; Florida Trip 4. William P. Caraccio Bill Mosquito Basketball 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Nat. Honor Society- Historian 2,3,4; Sp. Honor Society 4; Inter. Club 4. David Carelli Dave, Crash Soccer 4; Wrestling 4; Track 1,2. Pr i HK H UCs m Fy.- | ■Hwa i K L j J |H ■ : i- ' Leeann M. Carney Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Dance Co. 1,3,4; Sr. Class Play 4. Chris Cassidy Foz , Chopper Nicole Catania Nickie Ski Team 1,2; Dance Co. 1; Drama Club 4; Powder Puff Football. Candace Catteau Candy Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Basketball 1,2. Dena Caux Dee Color Guard 1,2,3, capt. ' Band 2,3,4. Brian Chase Football 1,2. Concert Jennifer A. Childs Jenna, Giggles Inter. Club 2; Model U.N. 3; Color guard i; Child Development Intern I 37 Lynn Marie Choq uette Distributive Ed. 3,4. Lisa Chretien Lis Powder Puff 2,4; Yearbook 4. Nancy Cianciolo Julie A. Ciarcia Honor Society 2,3,4; S.A.D D. 4; Sp. Basketball 1,2,3, co-capt. 4; Volleyball Honor Society 4; Inter. Club 2,3,4; 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Softball 1. Band I Roseann Christina Concemi Rose Model U.N. ,3; Co-op. Business Prog., 4. 38 Gina Marie Contarino Tammy J. Cody Basketball; Softball; Dist. Ed $,4. Patricia E. Coppola Roxanne Honor Society 2,3,4; Sp. Honor Society 4; Inter. Club 2,3,4. Jeffrey A. Corbitt Jeff Sheryl Cormier Shea Cheerleader 2,3, capt. 4; Phi Alpha Theta Conference 1,2. Michael Cote Peggy Courcy Powder Puff Football, Dance, Work Study. Todd C. Couture Cooch Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz band 2,3,4; Sp. Track 3,4 ; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Model U.N.; Sr. Class Play. Sean Cuddy Pamela Daigneault Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Inter, club Pam 2,3. Dance Co. 1,2. Kelly Dalrymple Kef Inter, club 2; Child Dev. Intern. 4. Michael Davignon Mike Hockey 1,2,5. 39 im •f - H M H Wendy Lee Davis Crash Dance Co. l;Chorus 1,2,3,4; Arrangers 1,2,3. Christina M. Decesare Chris, Shorty Field Hockey 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1; Softball 1,2,3,4; Model U.N. 3. Shawn DeChane Animal Drawing I 11. Jerel Anthony Defrancesco Marty Je Man Michelle Demers Shorty Timothy Demonaco Football 1; Hockey 1,2,3. Robert R. DeNuccio Rob Wrestling 3. Michael Denuzzio Jr. Rocky 40 Scott DeSantis Shawn Joe Deschene Hockey 2. Doreen J. Desmet Munch Inter. Club 2,3,4; S.A.D.D. 4. John E. Desrosiers Jr. JD Tim DiFalco Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Sp. and Winter Track 1,2,3,4. Ernest C. DiFiore Ernie Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Sp. Track 1,2,3,4; S.A.D.D. Peer Leader 3,4; Academic Intern. Lynn A. DiFruscio Alan DiGennaro A I Track; Drama Club, Pres.4; Senior Play; S.A.D.D.. 41 ■ IB ■r ll ' illhi I Andrew A. Distefano Andy Senior Class Play 4. Matthew L. Dizoglio Matt ■  W % M V .: ' ■ nJ H J H  1 Paul E. Doherty Dot Golf 4; Soccer 1. 42 L j Melinda Donahue Cross Country 4, Co-capt.; Track 1,2; Sp. Track 1,2,3,4. Terrence Donovan Bethann Dostie Terry Beth Football l,2,3,tri-capt. -4; Basketball Field Hockey 1. 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Thomas L. Douglas Daniel Dowd T.D. Dougy Danny Football 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Inter, club Soccer 1. 3. Carla Drouin Christopher M. Drouin Inter, club 1,2,3,4; Figure Skating Basketball 1,2,3,4. Club 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Powder Puff Hockey 3,4. Dina Elias Dina Sp. Track 1 ; Dance Co. 1 ; Sr (lass Play 4; Work Study. Donna Hvelyn Short little w hite person 43 Dana Marie Farelli Homecoming Queen; Disc Ed. 4. Pamela Fazio Elvira, P.J. Faze Carol L. Finocchario Timothy P. Flanagan Goons Golf 3,4; Indoor Track 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Lisa Fluet Inter. Club 2,3,4; Senate 11, Pres. 12; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Arrangers 12; Play Director 1,2,3,4; S.A.D.D., Peer Leader 3,4; S.A.C. 3; Office Help 12; Sp. Inter. Club, Pres. 12. Daniel Forrest Dan Basketball 1,2,3,4; Dist Ed m ' w w - K v ] 1 1 — f n s 1 Mark Fyrer Soccer 2,3,4; Golf 1,2; Hockey 1,2,3. 44 Amy Gallagher z Josephine Fragola Josie Drama I . Senior Play Lorre A. Fritchy Fritch. Ma Student Senate 3: S.A.D.D. 2. Volleyball I; Ranger Week J.4. Wendi J. Gallant Wendell Inter. Club 2,3,4; Sr. Class Play; Child Dev. Intern. Thomas Galvin Tom Football 1,2,3,4; Indoor and Outdoor Track 1,2,3,4; Sr. Class Vice Pres. Susan Gangi Sue Sp. Club 2; S.A.D.D. 2; Inter. Club. 3; Pep Club 2. Lori Garon Field Hockey 1,2,3, tri-capt. 4; Basket- ball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3. Richard Gaudet Rich Donna-Marie Georato Volleyball l;Tennis 1,2,3,4; Academic Intern. 4; Powder Puff Football 3. Len Getchell Getch Football 1,2,3,4. William Giblin Gibb Hockey 1,2,3,4. Robin M. Giuffre Rob Inter. Club 2,3,4; S.A.D.D. 4. Christine A. Golec Chrissy Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2. Andrew S. Gordon Lauren Gorham Lau Yearbook 4: Drama 4. Paula Jean Gorrie Diz Marching Band, ColorGuard 1,2,3; Class Secretary, 1,2. Tracy M. Granahan Tract- Dance Co. 2,3; Cheerleading 2,-i, co- capt. 4; Yearbook i 45 Heather Grasso Wendy Gray Gymnastics 1; Inter. Club 2; Track 3; Inter. Club 1,2. Sr. Class Play 4. Elizabeth Greene Beth Inter. Club 1.2,3; Basketball 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; Powder Puff Foot- ball; Yearbook 4; Sr. Class Play. David S. Grondine Dave Soccer 1; Academic Intern. 4. Cynthia Ann Habib Cindy Sp., Wr. Track 1,2; Marching, Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Inter. Club 1,2,3; Powder Puff 4; Drama Club 4; Qtr. mstr. 3; Lions Club Band 4; Sr. CI. PI. 4; Model U.N.. Brian Hadley 1 lad ' s Football Randy Roy Haggar Holt II, Jugs Cable 27; Ranger Report 1,2,3.1 Sr Class Play; School Announcements 3,4. Christine M. Hailson Chrissy Carol Hajali Haji Dance Co. 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Foot- ball 3; Yearbook. 46 Dorothy L. Hall Dor Gymnastics 1,2; Cheerleading 3; Fr. Class Treasurer; Track 1; Sr. Class Play. Stasia Hall Patricia Halloran Patty Tennis 1,2,3,4; Arranger 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3. Kathy A. Hannagan Kathy Model U.N.; Tennis 1,2,3; Powder I Puff 3,4; S.A.D.D. 3,4; Peerleader 4; Academic Intern. 4; Sr. Class Play 4; Student Senate 4; Drama Club 4. Arthur L. Hardy III Bo Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 3,4. Wendi Heath Drama 1 ; Band 1 ; Color guard 1 ; Inter, club 1,2. Kimberly A. Hebert Kim Photography 2,3,4; Graphic Arts I; Ceramics I II; Visual Arts; Yearbook Photography. Holly A. Heinz Ho Gymnastics 1; Cheerleading 2,3,4. Darren Hennessey Tree Inter. Club 2; Phi Alpha The ta Histori- cal Conference 2. Maureen E. Henry Moe Eunice Jr. Sr. Class Treasurer; SMU Leader- ship Conference 4; Cheerleading 4; Dance Co.; Student Senate 1,2; S.A.C; Inter. Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4. Edward J. Higginbottom Ed Basketball 1; Soccer 1; Var. Tennis 1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Vice Prcs.; Yearbook 4; Sr. Class Play; I. S.L.I. 3; SMU Lead- ership Conference 4. Richard W. Himmer Dickv John Patrick Hobbs fohn Deborah S. Holland Debbie Dance Co. 1; Inter Club 1,2,3,4; Sp. Honors Society 4. Christopher Donovan Homsey Home-Boy Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3; Baseball 1,4. AJ Heather M. Homsey William Houser Bouser Soccer 3,4. Lynne Huggan Huggies Inter, club 2,3; Tennis 3,4. Michael J. Hughes Mike Skiing 1; Soccer 1. Laurie Jones Lau Track 2,3. 48 Marc Jordan Jordie Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Robert Joslin Bob Victor H. Joslin Jr. Vic Baseball 2,3; Yearbook 4; S.A.D.D 3,4; Sr. class play 4. Dave Kalil Mr. Weasal Daniel A. Kaminsky Dan March. Conct., Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; N.E. Hon. Band 1,2,3,4; MMEA All Star Band 1,2,3,4; U-Lowell Hon. Wind Ens., Jazz Band 3,4; Lions Club Hon. Band 4; Model U.N. 3; Sr. Class Play; Track 2. Donald Kane Tim Keaney Don Tim Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; In- door Track 3,4; Sp. Track 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4. Keith T. Kerman K.K. ! Intern. Chet. Atkins 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Sp. Hon. Society 4; Math League 3,4; Inter. Club 4; Model U.N. 3,4; Mass. Boys State 3. Daniel P. Kiley DK, Mad Dog Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Sp. Track 2,3,4. Young Kim Wild Man Jeffrey T. Kinney Hockey; Baseball; Sp. Track 49 Mathew A. Kraunelis Korn Football 1,2,3,4; Sp. Tr.uk 2,3 Joel Kurchian Bomber Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Sp. Track 1,2,3,4; Yearbook i; Winter Track 5 Nicole Kuzmitski Stick Swim. 1,2,3 capt. 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Soph. Jr. Class VP; Senate 3; Inter. Club 3; Model U.N. 3; Quebec 3; Child Devel. Intern. 4; Class Play 4; Leadership Conf. 2. Bok Kwon Bo Bo Suzanne LaCroix Sue Jeffrey N. Laliberty Jeff Marching and Concert Band l.-.M Jazz Band 3,4; Arrangers. Mark Laudani Daans Jennifer A. Lavertue Jen Figure Skating 1,2,3,4. Stefanie J. Leanza Steff Work Study 4; Drama 3; Photography Ceramics. Kathy Lemieux Christine Katie Leonard Chrissy Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Soft- ball 1; Sr. Play 4. Aimee Levi Aim Ski Club 2; Varsity Soccer 3; Drama Club 4. Terrence P. Licciardi Terry Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Base- ball 1; Winter Track 3,4; Sp. Track 2,3,4. Gary J. Lombardi Lumpy 51 ■ M Kristina Lombardo Tina Kevin Low Kev Jennifer Lumb Scott T. Mahoney Tennis 1,2,3,4. Michelle M. Mailloux Color Guard 2, capt. 3,4; Senate 3, Tres. 4;S.A.D.D. Peer Leader 4; Inter. Club 1,2; Public Rel. Co-Chair. 4; Sr. Prom Com. 4; Sr. Play Usherette 4; Talent Show 2. Christopher Marcello Little Hustler Dave Marcinkevich Cink Hockey 3; Soccer 2, Skiing; Motorcy- cling; Car Racing. Paula G. Martin Dance Co. 1; Colorguard 2,3; Inter. Club 1,2,3,4; Senate 4; Sp. Honor Society; S.A.D.D. 4; Model U.N.; Girls State; Powder Puff Football 3; Yearbook. ; c — j J M j Suzanne Martin Sue Visual Arts 1,4; Tenney Preservation Society 2; Europe Trip 2. 52 Jeffrey M. Martineau Distributive Education 4. Eric McAdam Track 2 yrs.; D.E.C.A.. Edward J. McCabe IV Ted Marching and Concert Band 1,2; Jazz Band 2. Maureen B. McCabe Mo Yearbook 4; D ance Co. 4. Lynda McCracken Lorie Annette McGill Chorus 3; Videotaping Channel 27, 4; Working with Special Needs Children 4. Erin T. McGreevy Cross Country 1; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; Senate 4; Inter. Club 3; S.A.C. 4; S.A.D.D.- Peerleader 3,4; Sr. Class Play. WkZa. x m m 9fBP ■ • f B l!t m , Ixi ■ K 1 J m Wr ■ii k ' M ji if - iBb W v y P 1 V Stephan McGuire Steve, Barney Distributive Ed. 3,4. Brian McKenzie Mack Band 1,2,3,4; Golf 1. Rena E. Mello Class Officer 3,4 Secretary; Tennis 2,3,4; Sr. Class Play- Loreen . David J. Michaud Weasel Lisa Mignault Migs Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Inter. Club 4; French Honor Society 4. Chris Moeckel Paul Monayer Susan Morall Sue 53 i H ' • ' Mflr m Elizabeth Ann Moran Betsy Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Dance Co. 2,3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Powder Puff Football; Model U.N.; Yearbook 4. Wendy J. Moran Wen Dance Company. Mike Moran David J. Moynihan Opie, Opes CrossCountry 1,2,3, capt. 4; Winter Sp. Track 1,2,3,4; Academic Intern- ship. Michael Moynihan Mike David H. Mullen Twisted Jonathan Mulrooney Jon Chorus 1; Soc. 1,2; Arrangers 2,3; Sch. Mus. 1,2,3; Sr. PI. Crew 2; Sr. PL; Model U.N. J; Boys St. J; Hon. Soc. 2,3,4; Int. Club 1,4; Sp. Hon. Soc. 4; S.A.D.D. 3,4; Drama Club 2,3. VP 4. Suzanne L. Nadeau Sue Sp. Track 1 ; Dance Co. 1 .2. 3. Director of Publicity 4; Powder Puff Football l; Model U.N. 3; Yearbook 4; S.A.D.D. 4. 4 i ■ t A?Ql HC I ■M WsM Michael K. Naffah Mup Student Senate Treasurer 1; S.A.D.D. 3,4; Soph. Class Pres. Inter. Club 1,2,3,4. Filomena Napolitano Mena, Minney David G. Nasser Dave Football 1,3,-4; Basketball 1,2; Winter Track 3,4; Tennis 2,3.4; Inter. Club 3; S.A.D.D. 3,4; School Musical 2. Frank Neel Buck Football 1,2,3,4; Sp. Track l,2,3,4i Winter Track 1,2; S.A.D.D.] Peerleader -1; Model U.N.. 54 Sean Neel Cynthia Nelson Cindy Band 1; Basketball 1; Tennis 1,2,3, S.A.D.D. 4; Honor Society 2,3, Field Hockey 2. James Niziak Niziak Karen A. O ' Brien Basketball 1. Tracy A. Ohanian Tray, Trace Softball, Inter, club 2,3,4; Sp. Honor Society 4; Academic Intern. 4. Darlene Orlando DO Basketball 2,3,co. captain 4; Volleyball 2,3; Track 2,3,4. Patricia A. Pacheco Patti Gina M. Pappalardo Cross Country 2; Volleyball 1; Winter Track 1,2,3; Sp. Track 1,2; Inter, club 1. k 1 r Leonard Pappalardo Frank, Nord Football 1; Track 1,2. Lisa Paradis Crystal A. Paris Basketball 1,2; Field Hockey 1,2,3, tri- S.A.D.D.; Art and Sr. Prom capt. 4; Softball l,2,3,capt. 4; Inter. Committee 4; Powder Puff Football 4; club 3. Sr. class play. Jane Paris 55 mr Un Suk Helen Park Hel Joseph M. Parker Joe Football 1,2,3,4; Indoor Track 2,3, capt. 4; Sp. Track 1,2,3,4; Student Government Day; Model U.N.. Jill M. Parkhurst Jillian Sen. 1,2,3,4; S.A.C. 1; Int. Club 1,2,4; News. Staff 4; Hon. Soc. 2,3,4; Fr. Hon. Soc. Sec. 4; Ldrs. Sem. 2; Model U.N. 3; S.A.D.D.-Peerldr. 4; Sr. CI. PI. 4; Math Club 4. Eric Patnode Douchnode Hockey 1,2,3. Faith C. Pelletier Luz Gisela Perez Liz Randall Perillo Randy Football 3,4; Winter and Sp. Track 3,4; Baseball 2. Michael L. Petreyko D.E.C.A. 3,4. 56 Scott Petrie Scotty Football 1,2,3, capt. 4; Track 2,3,4. Steven R. Petrillo Stevie Ray, Steve Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Sp. Track 2,3,4. Edward Pietrantoni Valerie A. Poirier Val Pep Club 2; S.A.D.D. 4; Dance Co. 4. Michael Pratt Kathryn Pugh Mikey Katy Cross Country 2,4; Sp. Track 1,2,4; Ski Team 3; Figure Skating 1. Winter Track 2,4. Jared P. Querrengasser J R.i.l Yearbook 4. Tasha B. Querengasser Academic Internship 4. 57 Mike Rademacher Rad Football l;Basketball l,2;Winter track 3,4; Sp. Track 1,2,3,4. Robin L. Rafferty Bobbin Senate 2; Powder Puff Hockey and Football 3,4;S.A.D.D. Committee 4;Sr. Play 4. Andrew R. Rumondi Paul Anthony Ramirez Mondi Taco Soccer 1; Wrestling 1; Football 2,3; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track Skiing 3. 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3 Capt.4. Amy S. Rapoza Edward Ratcliffe Yolanda Rodriguez Goat Yo Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Basketball Chorus 1,2. 1,2,3,4. Robert M. Roeger Bob Soccer 1,2,3,4. 58 Maryellen Rosinski Mare Basketball 1; Dance Co. 1; Drama I Club 1,4; Sr. Play 4. David Rossell Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Boy ' s State; Honor Society 2,3,4; Model U.N. 4; Sr. Play 4. Allen Michael Rudis Baseball 1,2,3 Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2. Steve Rutherford Stroker Ace David D. Sanderson Dave Hockey 1,2. Lisa M. Sarcione 59 Amy Elizabeth Schelthaudt Ames International club 1.2; Model U.N. Arthur Scott Christine Neve - Scuderi Chrissy President 1; Track 1; Inter. Club 1,2; Dance Co. 1,2,3,4; Sr. Play 4. Laureen M. Shamberger Sp. Track 1; Dance Co. 1,2,3; Secretary 4; Inter. Club 3; S.A.D.D. 3,4; Yearbook 4; Powder Puff Football 4. Bill Shea Billiam Football 1,2,3,4. Keith B. Shevlin Cross Country 1 ,2,3,4; Sp. and Winter Track 1,2,3. Kristen Shiber Shibes Golf 1,2,3, capt. 4; Skiing 3, capt. 4; Fieldhockey 1,2; Softball 3,4; S.A.D.D- Peerleader; Senate; S.A.C. 4; Sr. Play; Powder Puff Football 2,3,4. Hyeran Shin David Shipulski Shipwreck Hockey 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Kelly. 60 Gina Marie Siggens G Fieldhockey; Softball; Dance Co.; Vice President; Powder Puff Football; Inter. Club; Yearbook. Lawrence F. Silva Larry Soccer 1,2; Tennis 1,2,3,4; School Newspaper 4; S.A.D.D. 3,4; Sp. Honor Society 3,4; Skiing. Stephen Sipsey Tammy L. Spates Tag Colorguard 1,2,3,4; Figure Skating 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Inter. Club 2,3. Michele Speight Eric Sprague Spike Hockey 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soc- cer 3,4. Laurie Ann St. Jean Lau ' s Softball 1; Powder Puff Football 4; Inter. Club 3; S.A.D.D. 4. Fred Stafford Fred Christine L. Stanwood Chris j« ■ ■f S Ann Talbot Annie Powder Puff Football 4; Powder Puff Hockey 3. Thomas C. Tarness Tom Football 1. Donna Therrien Spaz, Dee, Screech School Trip to Europe 2; Talent Show 2; Child Development Intern. 4; Win- ter and Sp. Track 4; Sr. Class Play. Dannielle Marie Thibodeau Thibs Inter. Club 3. Elizabeth Thoma Liz Tennis 2,3; Honor Society 2,3, Secretary 4; Inter. Club 2; Girls State 3; Model U.N. 3. Traci Thomas Trace Cheerleading 3,4. 61 Dorie L. Thompson Powder Puff Football 3,4; S.A.D.D. 4; Dance Co. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Model U.N. 3. Mike Tiberio George Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Charles Torosian Jr. Chuck Kelly Torosian Michael Toto Tito Zena K. Touma Phong D. Tran Nguyen Huy Phong Kerri L. Trask Chorus 2,3; Powder Puff Football 4. Lisa A. Tuminowski Patricia A. Turco Figure Skating Club 1; D.E.C.A. Club Patty 4. Cheerleading 3. Robert Valladares Shannon M. Vaughan Shan Cheerleading 2,3,4; Dance Co. 1,2, V Yearbook 4. 62 Mark William Veilleux Mark Peter J. Vicari Pistol Soccer 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Sp. Track 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Sr. Class Play 4. Maryellen Veins Mare Jodi Resa Walsh Jozie Dance Co. 2,3,4; Inter. Club 1,2; Sp. Track 1; Model U.N. 3; Figure Skating 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; S.A.D.D. 4; Yearbook 4; Powder Puff Football 4. Jason Charles Albert Wedge Jay IHockey 1,2; Soccer 1,2; Student Council 1,2. Heidi Weshonko Softball 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Sp. Club 2; Student Council 2. Wendy Weston Wend Chorus 2. Neal E. White Whitey Cross Country 1,2,3, capt. 4; Winter and Sp. Track 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4. Marcy C. Whittaker Inter. Club 1,2,3; Track 1; Ski Team 3; Sr. Class Play 4. Mark S. Wholley Julie Jo Williams Jules Colorguard 1,2; Inter. Club 1,2. Christopher Wnek Winerack Baseball 1,2,3, Tri. capt 4; Soccer 1,2,3, Co-capt 4; Heavymetal. 63 John Woronka Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Winter and Sp. Track 2,3,4. Paul Yankowski Paul Kristine Zannini Z Field Hockey 1,2,3, capt. 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Powder Puff Foot. 3,4; Model U.N. 3; S.A.D.D.- Peerleader 4; Yearbook 4; Play . Barbara Zoltko Basia Figure Skating 1,2,3- Paul Trussell Trussell 64 SUPERLATIVES 65 KING AND QUEEN Steven Petrillo, Maureen Henry «£ :• H VENUS AND APOLLO Peter Vicari, Gina Siggens 66 NICEST EYES 1 Kerry Brucato, John Axford NICEST SMILE Rena Mello, Tom Douglas 67 BEST PERSONALITY FRIENDLIEST ww -._ LL ■ Betsy Moran, Joe Parker 68 i BEST FRIENDS Paula Martin, Michelle Mailloux Chris Wnck, Bill Caraccio 69 SHYEST Heidi Weshonko Jeff Martineau „ ' . fct . MOST TALKATIVE Traci Granahan Dave Carelli 70 Lauren Shamberger Frank Neel CUPID ' S COUPLE FLIRT AND CASANOVA Sue Gangi Chris Homsey 71 BEST DRESSED Suzanne Nadeau Young Dae Kim 1 i m m brute ' iml AND BABYFACE ' ;_ ■ Bill Giblin 7 Beth Greene 72 CLASS CLOWNS MUTT AND JEFF Al Arcila Dawn Orlando Linda DiRamacca Mike Rademacher 73 TEACHERS PET Jennifer Blais, David Moynihan MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Cianciolo, Keith Kerman 74 CLASS ACTORS Jonathan Mulrooney, Erin McGreevy MOST ATHLETIC Gene Patnode, Chris Leonard, Darlene Orlando 75 DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL Steve Baddour, Lisa Fluet MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Loire Fritchy, Allen Rudis 76 77 78 ■ CLUBS A ND ORGANIZATIONS 79 II SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Tom Galvin, Rena Mello, Maureen Henry, Steven Baddour (1 to r) JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (1 to r) Paul Barraclough, Karen Boynes, Patty Griffin, J.J. Gilbert 80 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS (1 to r) Bridgette Pelletier, Joel Rogers, Lauren Sanguedolce, David Henry FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS (1 to r) Cindy Sabatino, Esther Potter, Wendy Tamis, Mrs. Bergeron, Advisor, Wendy Forgione 81 fW ' ii W ■¥ ■ ' : YEARBOOK STAFF (Back, 1 to r) Rob Andrew, Joel Kurchian, Carol Hajali, Dawn Arsenault, Jodi Walsh, Lauren Shamberger, Suzanne Nadeau, (3rd row, 1 to r) Anastasia Andromedas, Sandy Alvarados, Kim Hebert, Paula Martin, Lynette Boivin, Christine Golec, Kristine Zannini, Gina Siggens, Dawn Augusta, (2nd row, 1 to r) Lisa Chretien, Beth Greene, Laura Gorham, Shannon Vaughan, Maureen McCabe, Betsy Moran, Tracy Granahan, (Front row, 1 to r) Steven Baddour, Al Arcila, Jared Querengasser, Jason Aziz, Sean Neel, Bob Roeger BLUE AND WHITE STAFF (Back 1 to r) Cheryl Caron, Melissa Habesch, James Phelps, Michael Kinsella, Claudine Boie, Laurie Bonnanno, Kristen David, Paula Piccarillo, (Front 1 to r) Scott Petrie, Jill Parkhurst, David Rossell, Mrs. Hershfield (advisor), Lawrence Silva, Chris Sciacca 82 I.S.L.I. (1 to r) Anastasia Andromedas, Steven Baddour, Al Arcila, Paul Barraclough, Dawn Augusta. BUSINESS CO-OP (Back, 1 to r) Sandra Alvarado, Maureen McCabe, Lisa Winn, Sharon Derosers, Sherry Scott, Shannon Batal, Valierie Poirier, (Front, 1 to r) Roseann Consemi, Mary Ellen Rosinski, Wendy Moran, Carla Drouin, Kathryn Pugh, Jennifer Lavertue. 83 ■ ? $$ m Z- -W : INTERNATIONAL CLUB INTERNATIONAL CLUB SENIORS Top, Al Arcila, (Back, 1 to r) Wendy Gallant, Robyn Giuffre, Jill Parkhurst, Kristen Zannini, Kristen Shiber, Patricia Coppola, Tracy O ' Haman, Carla Drouin, (Center, 1 to r) Doreen Desmet, Lisa Fluet, Paula Martin, Maureen Henry, David Carelli, Betsy Moran, Michael Nattah, Debbie Holland, (Front, 1 to r) Keith Kerman, Larry Silva, Steven Baddour, Nancy Cianciolo, Lisa Mignault, Jonathan Mulrooney 84 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (Back, 1 to r) Lynellen McDonnell, Cynthia Nelson, Lori Bauchman, Patty Coppola, Lori Arcidiocono, Paula Martin, Tara Rossi, David Rossell, Keith Kerman, Tim Keaney, Lisa Simili, K. Elias, Laura Parker, Marc Licciardi, Lisa Mignault, (2nd, 1 to r) Mr. Peter Mazzaglia, advisor, Sue Ryan, Marybeth Fleming, Kristen Nitto, Tessa Quakers, Michelle Chamberlin, Leslie Topham, Sheri Lacroix, Kathy Lahey, Julie Guilmette, Kelly Halloran, Patti Griffin, Kristen David, Scott Moore, Jim Salvo, Mark Bleczinski, (3rd row, 1 to r) John Ford, Michael Piessens, Jill Parkhurst, Lisa Menasian, Melissa Nemiccola, Dan Shea, Eric Barry, Eric Mader, Stan Puzniak, Ray Veno, (Front, 1 to r) Officers Peter Vicari, Nancy Cianciolo, Liz Thoma, Dan Leahy FRENCH AND SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY (Back, 1 to r) Jill Parkhurst, Lisa Mignault, Debbie Holland, Tim Keaney, Larry Silva (Front, I to r) Tracy O ' Hanian, Patricia Coppola, Paula Martin, Peter Vicari, Nancy Cianciolo, Keith Kerman 85 DA NCE COMP A NY (Back, 1 to r) Erin Vaughan, Tracey Moore, Holly Markeyjodi Walsh, Beth Amiss, DorieThompon, Kathy Hannagan, Esther Potter, (Middle, 1 to r) Kathy Farrell, Leanne Carney, (Front, 1 to r) Betsy Moran, Gina Siggens, Carol Hajali, Lauren Shamberger, Sue Nadeau ARR A NGERS (Back, 1 to r)TinaTorissi, Patti Halloran, Kristi Murray, Maria Shute, Danielle Bergeron, (Middle 1 to r) Traci Hamilton, Joel Rogers, Lisa Fluet, Tim Puchtler, Tara Rossi, (Front, 1 to r) Raina Curran, Nancy Segal 86 CONCERT BAND (Back, 1 to r) Mona McGraw, Rob Chase, John Schmottlach, Donna Brooks, Joel Rodgers, Debbie Segal, Stacey Anthony, Paula Torroneo, Jay Anthony, Arthur Bailey, (Middle, 1 to r) April Naylor, Cris McAndrew, Donna Charest, Nicole Valkie, Joe Guiffre, Michael Godin, Andrew Bolduc, Joe Brown, Eric Baker, (Front, 1 to r) TriciaThundstrum, Carrie Doucette, Nadine Archambault, Dan Kaminsky, Lori Bauchman, Lisa Fluet, Donna Guiffre, Carrie Garon, Kristen Kaatz, Melissa Nemiccola DRAMA CLUB (Back, 1 to r) Kristen Shiber, Alan DiGenarro, Steven Baddour, Tammy Cintron, Tara Rossi, (Center, 1 to r) Kristine Zannini, Tracy Moore, Cindy Agnew, Esther Potter, Joel Rodgers, Danielle Bergeron, (Front, 1 to r) Peter Vicari, Al Arcila 87 JAZZ BAND (Back row, 1 to r) Debbie Segal, Mona McGraw, Chrissy McAndrew,John Schmottlach, Arthur Bailey, Lori Bauchman, April Naylor( Front row, 1 to r) Joe Brown, Dan Kaminsky, Jared Querengasser, Joe Giuffre, Joel Rodgers, Stacey Anthony FIGURE SKATI NG CLUB (Back, 1 to r) Kim Lavoie, Monica Kelleher, Melissa Nemiccola, (Front, 1 to r) Pam Romanelli, Roxanne Shannon, Kristen Kaatz, Julie Amore, Marybeth Magrow 88 STUDE NT SE NATE (Back, 1 to r) Wanda Rodriguez, Tammy Cintron, Raina Curran, Todd Stanganelli, Marc Forget, Kelly Sheehan, Laura Parker, Roger Maroun, Kristen Shiber, (Front, 1 to r) Michelle Chamber lin, Tracy Moore, Lynette Boivin, Paula Martin, Lisa Fluet, Christine Durso SENATE OFFICERS (1 to r) Lisa Fluet, Tracy Moore, Lynette Boivin, Paula Martin 89 MEDIA CENTER AIDES (L to r) Gina Sanguedolce, Patti Keleher, Robin Giuffre WORK STUDY (Back, 1 to r) John DesRoche, Jason Wedge, Kevin Dizoba, Dave Busta, Gary Lombardi, Jamie Iannalfo, Fred Stafford, Joe Aiello, Scott Montanez, Mike Houle, (Middle, 1 to r) Mr. Richard Brain, Advisor, Shaun Deshane, Steve Rutherford, Jeff Kinney, Amy Rapoza, Chris DiZoglio, Cheryl Dow, Paul Comtois, Jeff Schembri, Tony DiPietro, (Front, 1 to r) Mark Veilleux, Dina Elias, Kerry Kusnierski, Heidi Aukstolis, Julia Carelli, Danielle Corsaro, Karen Bijeol 90 ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP (Back, I to r) Jane Paris, Wendy Heath, Patricia Coppola, Mr. Fiorentini, Advisor, David Grondine, Tracy O ' Hanian, Michael Naffah, Keith Kerman, (Front, 1 to r) Dorothy Hall, Ernie DiFiore, David Moynihan, Donna Georato, Kathleen Hannagan, Monica Keleher CHILD DE VELOPME NT INTERNSHIP (L to r) Jennifer Childs, Wendy Gallant, Nicole Kuzmitski, Donna Thernen, Holly Heinz 91 DISTRIBUTIVE ED Senior members — Alan DiGennaro, Ann Talbot, May Ellen Viens, Tammy Cody, Nancy Buckland, Petty Turco, Mark Wholley, Lenny Getchell, Dave Sanderson, Jeff Martineau, Steve McGuire, Bill Toto, Scott DeSantis, Dana Farelli, Tina Lombardo OFFICE HELP (L to r) Shannon Batal, Valerie Porier, Jennifer Lavertue, Carla Drouin, Lisa Fluet, Cindy Agnew, Robin Giuffre 92 SADD — PEER MEMBERS (Back, 1 to r) Kathy Hannagan, Steve Baddour, Frank Neel, Ernie DiFiore (3rd row, 1 to r) AnnTremblay, Amy Bleczinski, Kim Licciardi, Kristen Nitto, Karen Breen, Mark Hecht, Jason Crago, Stacy Drummond, Donna Brooks, (2nd row, 1 to r) Stacy Bistany, Kathy McCabe, Paula Martin, Michelle Mailloux, Kristen Zannini, Esther Potter, Cindy Sabatino, (First row, 1 to r) Carol Lister, Patti Griffin, Kelly Halloran, Gina Ducharme, Lynn Hajjar SADD — ART COMMITTEE (Back, 1 to r) Shannon Doran, Lisa Butterworth, Lori Hester, Jessica Hurley, Heather Hamel, Katya Kuntamakkala. ( Middle, I to r) Debbie Morin, Stephenie Koza, Erica Rachella, Nadine Archambault, Jeanine Gagnon, ( Front, I to r) Valerie Poirier, Jennifer Pomphret, Robin Rafferty, Crystal Paris 93 SADD PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE (Back 1 to r)Jodi Walsh, Lauren Shamberger, Sean Collins, Ernie DiFiore, DaveTractenberg, (2nd row, 1 to r) Raina Curran, Katie Bistany, Anne Trembley, John Schmottlach, Kathy Hannagan, Lori Arcidiacono, (Front, 1 to r) Esther Potter, Valerie Poirier, Suzanne Nadeau, Michelle Mailloux, Dorie Thompson, Laurie Fritchie SADD MEMBERS (L to r) Cindy Nelson, Kathy Hannagan, Lori Arcidiacono, Michelle Mailloux, Laurie Fritschy, Valerie Poirier, Jodi Walsh, Lauren Shamberger, Dorie Thompson, Suzanne Nadeau, Ernie DiFiore 94 SPORTS 95 FIELD HOCKEY i mi- f ■■ « • — - US ■ ' - ■ ; • 96 (Back, 1 to r) Miss Carol Bailey, Coach, Jodi Salvo, Chris Golec, Erin O ' Neil, Pam Moran. Li:i Mignault, Paula Picarillo, Candi Catteau, Karen Zraket, (Front, 1 to r) Lee Ann Carney, Rob: ' Abesamra, Gina Siggens, Lisa Paradis, Lori Garon, Kris Zannini, Colleen Parah, Chris DeCesail VOLLEYBALL (Back, I tor)RainaCurran, Wendy Tamis, Wendy Forgione, Lauren Sanguedolce, (2nd, I tor) Karen Feole, Carrie Belanger, Chris D ' Urso, Karla Homsey, Coach Don Smith, (Front, I to r) Marybeth Fleming, Julie Ciarcia, Jill lannucilli, Kathy Hennessey, Trisha Murray, Chris Leonard 97 GIRLS ' CROSS COUNTRY 8 ' ML (Top, 1 to r) Coach Doreen Devine, Lisa Lonardo, Jennifer Jordan, Becky Smith, Amy Wlodyka, Stephenie Ryan, (Bottom, 1 to r) Julie Guilmette, Shauna Crafton, Stacy Pearson, Melinda Donahue BOYS ' CROSS COUNTRY $ ' (Back, 1 to r) Tim Carney, Sean Kiley, Sule Ibraheem, Neal White, Tim DiFalco, David Moynihan, Keith Shevlin, Joe Campagna, Mike Pratt, Roger Fuller, Coach, (Front, 1 to r) Dan Lahey, Eric Dechane, Dennis Banks, Jon Wlodyka, Dave Marsh, Rob DiFalco SWIM TEAM 100 (Back, 1 to r) Elaine Maillot, Jen Hurley, Bridget Pelletier. Nicole Marotta, Nicole Kuzmitski, Laura Tombarelli, (2nd row 1 to r) Jessica Hurley, Karen Saliba, Katie Godin, Kristen Boutin. Judy Emmert, Katie Fox, Coach Cronin, (3rd row, 1 to r) Elizabeth Cuneen, Laurie Arcidiacono, Heather ' Lambert, Debbie LeBlanc, Sandi Sprague, Christine Kun, Nicole Field, Nancy L ' Heureux, VC ' endy Gould (Back, I to r) Sean Collins, Eric Sprague, Mark Fyrer, Bob Roeger, Chris Vale . (2ml I to r) John Hcrsey, Ray Veno, Jeff Lima, Kosta Kyriakoulis, Bill Caraccio, Dave Carelli, Dave Rossell, Co-captains Pete Vicari and Chris Wnek 101 FOOTBALL 702 (Back. 1 to r) Scott Blaney, Coach. Dave Mambro, Sean Gallagher, Steve Chase, Brian Bilodeau, Tom Galvi n, Pat Keough, Mark Kelleher, Bnan Kuchar, (4th row. I to r) Mike Costello, Danny Getchell, Rachy Talbot, Bill Hitchmoth. Chris Max. Mike Bates, Todd Niziak, Matt Donovan, Gino DiFiore, Keith Neel, Dan Ford, Gene Patnode. (3rd row. 1 to r) Bill Blood, Coach, Dan Kiley. Dana Miele, Kevin McCaffrey, Jimmy Guide, Ralph YX ' oekel, Tim Ford, Kurt Medugno, Fred Torrisi, Sean McCarthy. Jason Como. Sean Cyr, (2nd row, 1 to r) Mr. Larry Klimas. Coach, Joe Parker, Chris Homsey. Tern Licciardi. Mike Drouin. John Woronkajohn Batts. Kevin Carpenito, Mark Licciardi, Steve Feole, Derek Robillard, Randy Penllo, Mitch Halloran, Tony Castro, Arthur Hardy iFronr row, 1 to r) Lenny Getchell, Steve Petrillo, Paul Rameriz. Shane Belanger, Joel Kurchin, Scott Petrie, Dave Shipulski, Terry Donovan, Marc Jordan, Tim Keaney, John Axford. Bill Shea, Mart Krunelis. Dave Nasser GIRLS ' BASKETBALL (Back, I (o r) Erin O ' Neil, Lynn Turchi, Coach.Jodi Salvo, Lynellen McDonnell. Hcachcr Max, Mimi Hyde-Stoti, Head Coach, Susan Ryan, (Middle, 1 to r) Karen Zraket. Donna Berryman, Marybeih Fleming, Gina Ducharmc. Pam Moran. (From, 1 10 r) Darlcnc Orlando, Julie Ciarcia 103 BOYS ' BASKETBALL (Back 1 to r) Dan Kiley, John Bates, Chris Drouin, Ed RadclirYe. Terry Donovan. Dan Forest. Mike Wall, Dean Salvo, (Front, 1 to r) Rob Andrew, Kevin Carpenito, Ryan Zannini. Arthur Hardy, Mike Sirmaiien, Mike Stallone 104 WRESTLING (Back, 1 to r) Dave Gusulli, Coach, Jeff Becotte, Kevin McCaffrey, Geoff Abraham, Chris Homsey, Pat Keough, Pat Bowers, Mike Tiberio, Dave Carelli, (Front, 1 to r) Jeff Lee, Kevin Niceforo, Sean Kiley, F.nc Mader, Andy Bolduc, Jim Jascott, David St. Jean, Robert Fitzgerald, Coach 705 GIRLS ' INDOOR TRACK (Back. I to r) Sandy Sprague, Diane Habib, Dawn Baker. Natalie Troia. Shannon Doran, Bill BlooJ, Coach. (3rd. I to r I Shelly Salois. Kim Licciardi, Karhy Hennesey. Sue Keith. Jenniferjordan. (2nd. I to r) Becky Smith. Judy Emmert. Julie Guilmerte. Tessa Qualters. Tricia Cuddy, Lisa Lonardo, (Front I to r) Chris Leonard. Melinda Donahue. Donna Therrien 106 BOYS ' INDOOR TRACK ■ — V« HHi wk TWM (Back, 1 to r) Shane Palmer, Cran; Hostcrman. Scan Cyr, Scan Gallagher, Dave Nassar, Scan McCarthy. Randy Pcrillo, Dam Miell , Jim Salvo, Derek Robillard, Marc Licciardi, Matt Donovan, Steve Feole, Brian Kuchar (2nd row I to rl Pat Met inh) I avi I lli( olli, Tim Flanag ■ Galvin. Chris Max, Tony Castro, Mike Rademachcr. Ern ie DiFlOre, Si ott Moore, Keith Neel. Joe Campa na. Ralph Woekel. Bill Hitchm. l Benson, (Front. I to r) Scott Pecrie, Sean Douglas. F.nc M( Adam. Paul Ramirez. Terry Licciardi, Joe Parker. Tim Kcany. Ricky Tallx)t, Dan Dri oil, John Woronka 707 GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS The girls ' gymnastics team was very suc- cessful this year. Our captain, Wendy Gould, led the team to many exciting wins. The team was very ambitious and had a lot of enthusiasm. Our coaches were Pam Earley and Cheryl Sprague. They were the best coaches the team could ever have asked for. We had a great season and hope to make it even better next year. 0% BOYS ' GYMNASTICS (Back, 1 to r) Tony Masucci, Assistant Coach, Christopher Sciacca, Mike- Piessens, Mike Sanvillc, J.J. Gilbert, Jeff DeLucia, Sean Neel, Captain, Tony Franciosa, Coach, (Front, I to r) Sean Collins, Scott Delaback, John Ford 709 110 (Back, 1 to r) Jeff Lima, Mike Ricci, Steve Jankulski, Marc Jordan, Erik Sprague, Dan Ford, Curt Mudugno, Paul Barraclough, Paul Welnick, Jeff Kinney, (Front, 1 to r) Fred Torrisi, Brian Pekarski, Steve Petrillo, Gene Patnode, Dave Shipulski, Peter Vicari, Jason Aziz, Billy Giblin. Mike Drouin, Tim Ford SKI TEAM Donna Brooks, Tom Pappalardo, Mary Ellen Carpenter, Lance Ouelette, Kristen Shiber, Captain, Sharon Bleczinski, Donald Salmon, Captain, Amy Bleczinski, Jason Crago, Jay Anthony, Colleen Parahjen Wicks, Nicole Gallant, Paula Picarillo, Heather Galvin, Tim Lambert, Jeff Brouck, Dana Dahill, Fred Gorham, Chris Campo, Nancy Rogan, Coach, Missing — Britt Snodgrass j SOFTBALL (Back, 1 to r) Dan Habib, Coach, Marybeth Fleming, Maureen Jozokos. Lynellen NkDonnell, Donna Berryman, Tncia Murray, Jill Sestini, Diane Habib (Front, 1 to r) Paula Piccarillo, Gina Siggens, Lisa Paradis, Erin McGreevy, Kris Zannini, Pam Moran, Karen Zraket 112 BASEBALL «?Wfe Back 1 to r) Coach Bill Blood, Chris Wnek, Bill Caraccio, Paul Ramirez, Eric Sprague, Chris Homscy Alan ludii. Rich Went, Assistant Coach Andy Miner, (Front, 1 to r) Tim Flanagan, Kcv.n Carpemto, Kev.n Niceforo, Marc DiZoglio, David Bueno 773 GIRLS ' TENNIS (Back, 1 to r) Donna Brooks, Natalie Troia, Karla Homsey, Bridget Pelletier, Sharon Bleczinski, Erica Raschella, Paul Noiseux, Coach, (Front, 1 to r) Gail Cyr, Michelle Fitzwater, Nicole Matotta, Heather Galvin, Robin Palmeri 114 BOYS ' TENNIS (Back, 1 to r) Coach Don Smith, Larry Silva, David Nasser, Scott Mahoney, Gene Patnode, Tom Douglas, Steve Baddour, (Front, 1 to r) Jerry Anderson, Seung Park, David Henry, Jeff Ruhmann 115 GIRLS ' SPRING TRACK 776 (Back. I to r) Mr. Michael McCormack, Coach. Wendy Tam.s. Sheri Banner, Kim  « , g S I 23fai|SSd , s£i Andrew, Sandy Sprague, Sue Boucher. Kathy Turon s. (3rd row. I to r) Scephan.e Ryan. ' h H £ « M ™ ' , ' ™ JJ ulJ) TurZs. (Front. ' 1 to r Darlene Orlando. Julie Carca. Mr. Francs Molesso. Coach, Chns Leonard, lasa Unardo CHEERLEADERS (Back 1 to r) Eileen St Laurent Dawn Orlando, Donna Getchell, Karen Breen, Michelle ' Wlodyka, Katie Meredith, Martha Uvigne, Jennifer Benanti, Amy Bellwood (2nd, I to r) Beth Greene, Betsy Moran. Shannon Vaughan. Maureen Henry, Holly Heinz, Tracy Thomas, Co-captains Tracy Granahan and Sheryl Cormier 777 ACTIVITIES ■  '  ! H 779 121 123 124 725 127 ■i I 128 - ss ♦!♦ ♦!♦ ♦!♦ ♦!♦ ♦!♦ tit tit ♦It 1 ♦ !♦!♦!♦ ♦I Itltl ♦I I Itt ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦!♦ ♦i i i r ♦it t±tit ♦♦.♦♦♦♦♦ ♦!♦!♦!♦ ' ••■♦♦♦■ ' •♦ 4 ' r ♦ ♦♦♦,. si ■u re ffSl I ■It !♦ r H ♦ ■t ■ - ■!♦  ♦♦ If 729 130 1 0nm 3t , n Ae {y ' ucS««ra , 132 Jrie tyvocfa o£ Cot ttoastion a ie Bitfai SBtd tAe U(M fo SPwe t ' 133 ■ Wshws r. EE Cd ? J 5 □ ADVERTISEME NTS 735 Q PARENTS ' MESSAGES TO: OUR DAUGHTER ROBYN Though you came to us rather late in life, You ' ve always been worth the toil and strife May you persevere, attain your goals, And always be our youngest and brightest LOVE FROM: MOM, DAD,AND FAMILY TO: LORI BAUCHMAN A To a very special daughter. You have given us many happy times and memories. You have worked very hard, and we hope your future brings you everything you want. We are very proud of you. LOVE, FROM: MOM AND DAD TO: DAVID CARELLI To Dave, our son, our teen-age boy, Who ' s always been a source of joy. We wish you love, we wish you health, But more than that, we wish you wealtnT ' TO: CHRIS CASSIDY To a special boy, alias Fozzie Bear. Chopper, Keechie Bear, and our special little duck pal. Your customers loved and respected you for all your won- derful qualities. You are kind, sensitive and talented. Go always by the Golden Rule, have confidence in yourself and trust in God. May all your dreams come true. Be happy, but be yourself. From your best friend. LOVE, MA TO: NICOLE CATANIA To our darling daughter Nicole, you ' re all grown up and what a lovely young lady you ' ve turned out to be. We are so very proud of you and wish you life ' s greatest joy — love and peace within your heart. May all your dreams come true, Nicole. WITH ALL OUR LOVE, MOM AND DAD «R 3s Q 4 136 6Q«C?« c? c? c? o PARENTS ' MESSAGES TO: ROBERT DE NUCCIO You are now the captain of your own ship. Do your part to make this country greater than when you were born. You have given us a lot of love and joy. We are very proud of you and love you very much. MOM AND DAD TO: SCOTT DESANTIS Be Happy! You are loved. MOM AND DAD TO: PAUL DOHERTY Congratulations, Paul! We love you much! MOM AND DAD TO: LISA M. FLUET Congratulations, Lisa! Believe in yourself; . . . Keep your goals in sight . . . and never stop trying. I ' m very proud of the young woman you ' re becoming. ALL MY LOVE, MOM TO: THOMAS GALVIN Tommy, you have made us very proud of you always. LOVE, MOM AND DAD TO: TRACY GRANAHAN Tracy, hope your future spoils you as much as we have. We are proud of you for hanging in there. LOVE, MOM AND DAD TO: WENDI HEATH Best of health and happiness For all your years — Good Luck MOM, DAD, JACQUE, AND KATHY TO: KIMBERLY HEBERT Dear Kim, We hope your future years will be as happy as your past years have made us. May your artistic ability and love of photography help you in whatever you may decide to embark upon. L..- A LOVE ALW % f.4i MOM AND DA 137 83 9P v aP ss MOM AND DAD TO: TERRY LICCIARDI You ' re a keepsake of pure gold You have made life a pleasure, You ' re engraved in our hearts And you ' ll be there forever. We love you, Tejii MOM, DAD, MARC, KIM ANfll TO: MICHELLE MARIE MAILLOUX Deep in ouoffi arts lies a treasure, More precious than silver or gold; We nurtureaana fovea and found pi And watched her attain all her goals. ichelle — please be strong, seek ye Be attentive to all God has destin Your rewards will be more than produc Believing makes ALL dreams come true Love and congratulation TO: PAULA MARTIN ongratulations, Paula! You ' ve brought joy and love to us. We ' re so very proud of know that the future holds all the best of love and happiness for you. TO: FRANK AND SEAN NEEL Be the best you can and face the future termination, perseverance, and a Neel WE LOVE YOU TO: GENE AND ERIC PATNODE My sons, you have doubled our pleasure and we are so very proud of you. Thanks for the good times and even the bad times, but most of all for always allowing us to be part of your lives. CONGRATULATIONS — LOVE MOM AND DAD 3g PARENTS ' MESSAGES TO: LUZ G. PEREZ We congratulate you on your high school graduation day for your excellent work. We hope all your goals will be achieved. GOD BLESS YOU. MOTHER AND BROTHER TO: STEVE PETRILLO Congratulations on your success at Methuen High School. Your destiny is a matter of choice, not chance. Keep up the good work. We ' re proud of you. MOM AND DAD TO: KERRI TRASK «gtf Kerri, the best and most beautiful things ki the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. %. LOVE MOM ANDlf TO: AMY S. RAPOZA You have made me happy and proud. May your deter- mination be your guide to success. I ' m sure the love you give will bring you much happiness. I LOVE YOU MOM TO: JULIE JO WILLIAMS We wish you and all your friends and classmates a very happy, healthy and succesful future. MOM AND DAD KRISTINE ZANNINI Kris, Hold on to your dreams and your future will be happiness! WE LOVE YOU MOM AND DAD N howe REAL ESTATE AGENCY, CSC WISHES THE CLASS OF 1987 GOOD LUCK! 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Broadway at. 28 03079 (603) 888-9766 EXPERT BODY WORK QUALITY SERVICE 752 P ATRO NS MR. AND MRS. RICHARD AZIZ MR. AND MRS. EDMUND BERARD MR GARY BANKS MR. AND MRS. JUSTIN CHILDS MR. AND MRS. ROBERT FRADETTE MR. AND MRS. PHILIP HENRY MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH HERSHFIELD MR. ROBERT A. JARVIS MR. THOMAS J. JENNINGS MR. ANDREW S. MELNICKI MS. CAROL A. MOYNIHAN MR. AND MRS. GERARD NADEAU MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR NICHOLSON MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH PI NET SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Austin, III Ms. Cindy Aziz Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bohne Tammy, Tricia, and Tracey Boru Cafeteria Staff Ms. Demers and Mr. Cullen Mrs. Marilyn Dufton Mr. Durso Rev. Mr. Gerard E. Gagne Mr. Michael Hughes Mrs. Ann Marie Krusell Mrs. Lynda Lyons Mr. Mario Pag Mr. Walter Pare Ms. Susan Ros jfMs. Debbie Siggens Ms. Kelly Siggens Mr. Donald M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simonian Ms. Patricia Walsh pons gnom ire se K J ' CLASS HISTORY We the Class of 1987 entered Methuen High hopeful and ready for new challenges. Our first days were fillec with confusion as we struggled to find which way was up (or North and South) and figure out what all those letters painted on the walls meant. After a couple of weeks we finally got settled down and elected our first class - President, Nicole Ku etic tea: king . 5 is Zanni 5 Naffa Gorrie — S ecretary. Our Freshman boys ' spring track teams making or b Lisa Mignault, Kristen Shiber, and more class officers. They were: M Presidents, Lisa Fluet — Treasurer, ' and Paul The fall sports season brought its Siare of e way to the Super Bowl for the first time eve Rangers but were not able to hold off Plymo Sophomore Jon Mulrooney began to mak portrayed Nicely-Nicely ii phe schoollnusical faces — Steve Baddout — President, Ed Higgi; Rena Mello — SecretadM When we arrived at MHS after a short summei classrooms and isolating corner rooms. We were raise our SAT ' s - they did neither, but they seerm fall in the first round to Salem 1-0. Juniors playin Bill Caraccio. The girls ' basketball team was und ski — Vice President, Dorothy Hall — Treasurer, and Paula had tough times, with only the football girls ' basketball, and . Three freshman girls played on the varsity field hockey team: The end of the year finally came, and we elected our sopho- President, Betsy Moran and Nichole Kuzmitski, co-Vice- Gorrie -I— Secretary. itement when the Methuen High football team made it all the Sophomores Scott Petrie and Terry Donovan played for the h Carver — Methuen lost 14 to 12. his presence known on the Methuen High stage when he uys and Dolls. Thejunior class elections brought in a few new ottom — Vice-President, Maureen Henry — Treasurer; and e were startled to see these tall, tan things dividing every four Id that these were the newliMlwiiBPw wW uc Q iseand to be here to stay. The soccer team reached the stateTonr H tor the team were Pete Vicar i, Chris Wnek, Bob Roeger and eated and went on to win the Division One State Champion- ship led by the twin towers Darlene Orlando andlfulie Ciarcia. The candidates for Girls ' State and Boys ' State were chosen. They were Steve Baddour, Dave R Higginbottom who all went Boys ' State at Bentle attended Girls ' State at Bridgewater State Colleg time was had by all, though there were more peo DiBurro ' s. We elected our Senior Class officers. pli ell, Jon Mulrooney, Tim Flanagan, Keith Kerman, and Ed College. Nancy Cianciolo, Paula Martin, and Liz Thoma all Thejunior semi-formal was held at DiBurro ' s, and a good at Al Arcilla ' s beach cotrlpWfcer the prom than had been at teve B|ddour was once again elected President, Maureen Henry - - Treasurer, Tom G; - Vice-President, and Kena Mello — Secretary. In our Senior year on the sports scene, the hockey team made the states for the first time. The Senior Class Play was Ma Hovanasian ' s 30th, and, as always it was a hit. Jon Mulrooney stole the show in Happy Daze with Kristen Shiber giving an incredibly believable performance as his brat sister. . jc: The April showers this year brought three days out of school wRep, the biggest flood since ' 38 hit the Bt- mack Valley. There were few complaints from students at this, but thej wasan outcry wherWQr. Z. tried to nrV our fearless leader, Mr. Jarvis. We won ' t get into that here — but let it suffice to say that the good doctor succeeded. It is regrettable, but C ' est la vie. We ' re almost outa here now. anyw . I . Having taken our final exams, we have left only Awards Night, The Prom, and last, but not least, Gracufcanon on Sunday, May 31. w ' 3 It « ' f Kh The Class of 1987 fondly bidsVarewell to Methuen High School. fa CLASS WILL Let it be known that we, the Class of 1987 of Methuen High School, bein£ realizing the uncertainties of life upon leaving these hallowed halls of learnii last will and testament: I, Gina, leave Danny my friendship for life and all the memories wi thanks ! I, Din-Pin, leave you, Matebu, all my love. We, Kristen, Jpsie, and Erin, leave Mr. Whiting one la We, the Class of 1987, leave Carol Hajali and Nicole Ca JXCUSC why we took $ three lunches map on how to get to school and stay there ve We, the Class who had Mrs. Eckman as juniors, would like to leave her our analysis books, because ■ finished learning through osmosis, photosynthesis, or JLy other suclPprocess! I, Paula, leave Joe Parker a spare set of keys and a windshield wiper. Michelle and Paula leave Young a big hug! l lPonna, leave Lisa the memories of breakfast at McDonald ' s. j Michael, leave to Gina, a book of passes out of the building and a coupon b can try a new one every day at lunch! r. Lebowitz ' s homeroom, would like to leave hi can brush up on his memory skills, would also like to leave him a list of seniors who wor er, leave Robyn Abesamra a Toro snowblower so she can di $ sit HH Mil wt lots of thanks for all the great times we ' ve shared together red t( We, the unfortunate and Memory so We, the same s I, Michael Rad snow at her cotta, pi, Beth, leave Ke he ' s given me. Ei, L ynette, leave Al Arcila, Alan DiGennaro, Debbie Holland, and Alan Kenyo or dare. M 3evony, leave Reese and Toni another night in Methuen Square taping; i ■, the senior class, leave all of Mr. Ziminski ' s future classes pillows so they can sl Terry Liccialfdi, leave Dan Kiley lunch money for the rest of his life Shannon, ldj e Tracy, Holly, and Dorothy another interesting week in odd, leavejwfr. Pag a thousand aid one good words to impress his s idents wit P ar- S Mike DroiBi, I leave the remain! of my finger that I lost pn our school trip. k Debbie a dog food bowl full of ice water for the long hot summer ahead. I, Laurie St. Jean, leave Erin a watch set an hour ahead so she ' ll always be on time. Valerie would like to leave Alan Kenyon two lunches. Hike, leave P ' Lynn a case of Planter peanuts and a case of Diet Coke,-iif bottles. , Paul, leave Arthur Hardy and Marc Jordan two hair pieces to coy f nose a nnj I, Lynette, leave Debbie the good times we ' ve had in the past, twelve years We, the fo fcxack teams leaveETrneT r alife ize poster o B Want To Be Just Like You. We, Paul, Tom, Pete, Ed, and Mike leave Sean C. a castle in Bagdad • We, the senior football linemen, leave coach Golec this answer, Yes ■ therein. j re, Kristen ancM[j:is, leave to all Erin ' s McGreevy ' s passengers, a very strong We, the sen jjrfp Teave Rob Andrew a girlfriend who treats him right (he cfe I, Errrj PBlsten, SLY You Wish!! enior class, leave Lisa O ' Brien a gift certificate to Supercuts. I, T)an Kiley, leave Shannon Vaughan a new leash and collar for Chris Wnek. I, Erin, leave Pam, Lynellen, Donna, Karen, Paula, etc., one more year at MHS you I, Shannon, leave all my friends the good times at Methuen High and the best of wishes for Mfold. CLASS PROPHECY Billy Caraccio and Chris Wnek won the Nobel Prize for their bo ok How to Steal Other People ' s Girlfriends. Lynda DiRamacca, Dana Farelli, Patty, Teddy McCabe and Al Arcila joined the Celtics and Lynda starts as center Special thanks to John Axford and Geoff Abraham for their contribution of Budweiser Beer now that they own their own brewery. Helen Park and Young Kim have now become fashion consultants and are now able to coordinate their outfits. Dickie Himmer and Brian Hadley are now teaching in a nursery school Sheryl Cormier went to war as the commanding Admiral of her own navy. Paula Gorrie lost her hair and opened a wig shop called Mushrooms are Us. Jen Lavertue is still stuck in a 50 ' s time warp. W M Jennifer Lumb is currently serving 5 years in prison for writing I love Kevin on bridges across the country. Sean Neel has replaced Gene Simmons in the rock group KISS. |1 Dave Mullen, Eric Patnode and Billy Houser are stars in the rem ake of the movie Hair. Randy Perillo has given a tuft of his hair to a laboratory which chemically reproduced it to create steel wool. Mike Naffah got a guest spot on the Muppets. 1 Donna Therrien finally had her plastic bracelet surgically removed. i , Wendy Moran married Scott and they were asked to continue the Brady Bunch series. Chris Zannini starred in a Broadway play and sued when the lead actor dropped her in a fainting scene. Albert Arcila and Alan Kenyon are in the Guinness Book of World Records for owning the most Porsch to their recent success in their film Butch and Sheila — The Movie. Michael Cronis now has a body to fill his muscle shirts. Alan DiGenarro and Joseph Campagna bought some gold leather tights and have a j9 Joel Kurchian will be the president of the FAS club and Rob Denuzzio will handle all Aimee Levi and Larry Silva finally learned their senior schedule and know where their clas: Jo s re, Fr ago la ancLM-arCy W iittaker opened their own lingerie shop with Laurie St. Jean an custom srsT 4 ' Steve Baddour and Ed Higginbottom tailed in life, so they join JM MgpCorps and have hVver 1 Michelle Maillioux became a plastic surgeon and fixed Jascy Aziz aS raul Doherty ' s noses. IP lexis Samra, Rena Mello, and Dawn Arsenault will retire at the age of 28, after becoming the best sanitary engineers i e state. m |U9 A e McGuire, Tom Douglas and Arthur Hardy joined the military forces where they were instrumental in starting a Alex th Lori Baud i, Dan Kaminsky, Todd Couture and Jeff LaLiberty tried out for the Lawrence Welk Show and end just blowing bubbles. JjW A Dan Kiley is touring with Suli Ibraheem to show off their sexy legs. Dave Marcinkevich, Brian Pekarski, Gene Patnode, Marc Jordan, and Eric Sprague laid down their hockey si they weren ' t aggressive enough; they now play field hockey for a church organization. Kathy Hannagan is still going to Golden Fleece and the color of her skin still hasn ' t changed. Paul Ramirez became successful on his third book How to make a car hold together w ith a roll of t Danny Forest and Dean Salvo finally made it to Boston Garden working at the concession stand. Kathy Lemiux, Donna Eaton, and Matt Kraunelis reunited as the Beatles and became their lead sidgers Jared Querengasser, Mark Laudani, and Jeff Corbitt became professional comedians and they pertojpi in night club; instead of applause they receive tomatoes Paul Monayer, Dave Sanderson, Jerel DeFrancesco opened their own pizza shop called RomjfSel Susan Gangi, Shannon Vaughan, and Kerri Brucato dropped out of beauty school to become construction workers. Tim Flanagan, Tim Keaney, Neil White, Mike Radamacher, and Mark Fyrer were able to take the training wheels off their bicycles this year. A Amy Rapoza, Tricia Dignam, and Lorri Garon became professional boxers and knocked out Mike Tyson in the 3rd. Michelle Speight, Anastaia Andromedas, Dawn Augusta, and Gina Contarino are learning to become famous chefs in Boston and cook for great leaders around the world. Dean Salvo and Billy Giblin opened their own store with 32 different flavors of steroids, t is said many members could not attend our reunion because they ' re still trying to pass English in summer school. VALEDICTORY 1987 fj Keith Kerman Fellow students, distinguished guests, faculty members, parents and friends, As I address this last meeting of the Methuen High School Class of 1987, 1 think not only of our past but also of our future. Today signifies not only the end of our high school career, but also the sheltering of our youth. - Until now, we have had our teachers, guidance counselors, athletic coaches, and most importantly, our families to guide and protect us in our daily lives. Yet, as we now look forward to colleges, trade schools, or full-time employment, we must build upon the foundation of education which we received at Methuen High School and the values and lessons engendered by our families and friends and begin to carry the burdens and responsibilities of adulthood. Shortly, we will be receiving our diplomas, symbolizing the successful completion of our high school education. It is an accomplishment in which we can all take pride, and I ' m sure we are all thankful that it is finally here. Yet, no longer will our success be measured by the creativity of our excuses for not arriving to class on time or our ability to complete a homework assignment while eating a doughnut and driving to school. Each of us will soon be measured by others and by ourselves through our future successes, whether it be in the development of careers or the raising of families. Yet, how does one achieve success? If I knew the answer to this age old question, I ' d write a best-selling book and then I would be a success. I do know that success takes hard work, dedication, and perseverance. I also know that we all have the ability to succeed. Yet, why does it seem inevitable that some of us will succeed and others not? Perhaps, the answer can be found in the writings of Emily Dickinson. She writes: Thine enemy may -.be thyself. — Thine enemy may be thyself. Could it be that we, as individuals, act as our fiercest enemy toward future success? Could it be that we allow our fears, our inhibitions, and our weaknesses, to diminish our enthusiasm, dampen our spirit, and limit our efforts? Could it be that our fear of failure too often prevents us from attempting to succeed? Could it be that while others sacrifice for their future, we too often sacrifice our futures through attempts to experience momentary pleasure? Could it be that we too often blame others for our own shortcomings rather than having the courage to look to ourselves? Yes, thine enemy may indeed be thyself. Yet, only by recognizing and acknowledging the enemy within ourselves can we know in which direction to wield the sword and clear our path to the future. I ' d just like to end on a personal note. I am the last of 6 children in my family to graduate from Methuen High School. On behalf of my family and myself, we would like to thank publicly the teachers of the Methuen Public Schools, and in particular, the teachers of Methuen High School, for 23 years of dedicated, diligent and outstanding instruction and assistance. Farewell class of 1987. Good luck and thank you. ! 157 SHARING THE GIFT Members of the faculty, administration, parents, friends, and classmates — Welcome to the graduating ceremonies for the Methuen High School Class of 1987. When I first began thinking about topics for my address, I had some problems. I wasn ' t sure exactly what I wanted to say. I then thought about the different experiences I have had in high school and the things I felt that were most important to remember. I realized that it is not so much the events of these days that are important, but the days themselves. The times of high school are important. They are important because of what they bring — the time spent, the lessons learned. These are things which we must take with us into our future. The doors close behind us, we must use what we have learned to open new doors. It is important that we never take for granted the things we have been given — the gift of an education, memo- ries of happy times, and of opportunities for the future. These can never be taken from us. We must learn to use these gifts every day of our lives. It is not so important that we be great people, but rather that we be good people. We must share our education and our opportunities. We must be bold in reaching out to the people around us, to know their needs, and to use everything we have been given to respond to them. The fact remains that without the support of other people, not one of us would be standing here today. We must in turn support those who need our help. We must learn to be a class of givers — striving for excellence in whatever we may choose to do, not only for ourselves, but for the benefit of those around us. We must give something back to the environment that helped us grow to the point at which we now stand. And so we say good-bye to high school — and although it may seem as if this is the end of a period of happiness and growth in our lives, as the modern day philosopher Yogi Berra says — It ain ' t over ' til the fat lady sings. Jonathan Mulrooney Salutatorian — 1987 ■ ■ w HONOR ESSAY Members of the -faculty, administration, parents honored guests, friends, fellow classmates: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow once wrote: ?s of great men all remind us can make our lives sublime And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sand of times. Each member of the graduating class of 1987 has left behind some footprints during his or her time spent a Methuen High School. Along with the achievements we may have made as scholars, athletes, or leaders, all of us have left behind even deeper impressions on one another. The memories and friendships we leave each other have to be the most meaningful type- of foot- print. ever made in the sand. ?lieve that we have learned a great deal from our classmates, and we have taug )ne an- ?r many valuable lessons about life. Loyalty, consideration, and trust are only a few z manyjfine experiences that the members of this graduating class have shared. Ideally, tn strength of character and the capacity for caring that we have developed through ' our frien d lips will carry over into our dealings with other people in the future. In a society where so rm :Ji emphasis is placed in succeeding in the sense of one ' s occupation or earnings, we must not ' ose sight of the fact that the most important thing in life is to be truly happy. Happi- ness is not such a difficult goal to achieve; to be happy we must simply be willing and Aare our success and failures, disappointments and expectations with other peopk successful but lonely eliminates a great part of joy. The friendships we have made here at Methuen High School have been some of the mos (enjoyable and rewarding aspects of the past four years. In a sense, today, as we graduate, we are [not exchanging farewells, but rather we are leaving behind the impressions, or, if you will, t [footprints that we have made on one another throughout the years. phank you. Nancy Cianciolo Honor Essay 1st 87 ACKNOWLEDGEME NTS Special thanks to the following people for their contribution to this yearbook: Mr. Guy Garon, Hunter Publishing Company Mr. Tom Barnes, Hunter Publishing Company Karen Zraket f±r%f f Ly nellen McDonnell V 3 %J I Michelle Sabatin Liesl Querengasse Kathy Farrell Eileen O ' Connell Wethuer HOMEO Mr. Arthur Nicholson III Mrs. Ellen Sicard Mrs. Marilyn Dufton Mrs. Marion Minahan Mrs. Lillian G. Hershfield Mrs. Ann Mane Krusell Mr. Joseph Salvo Christine Tudisco Mr. Thomas J. Jennings 1 i Jv VW f ,s 3i 9BJ 4 H PP P J H vL 2 . v---: ,U w