Narragansett High School - Maritimes Yearbook (Narragansett, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1988 volume:

NARRAGANSETT HIGH SCHOOL Narragansett, Rhode Island Dedication When faced with the task of selecting a person to whom to dedicate this yearbook, we, the editors, felt that there have been many in- dividuals who have been important parts of our lives; however, there is one who stood out among the rest. This person is Dr. Todd D. Flaherty. Doctor Flaherty is a well-respected individual in our school system. As Principal, he is faced with many decisions and responsibilities which, either directly or indirectly, affect each and every student and faculty member at Narra- gansett Junior-Senior High School. Because this includes a great number of people, one would not expect any one person to be able to recognize each person as an individual. He has proven this to be untrue and has shown his interest to extend far beyond his office. So, in order to thank him for his time and endless effort, we would like to dedicate the 1988 Maritimes Yearbook to Dr. Todd D. Flaherty. 2 Dedication CONTENTS Title Page Dedication Mariner Log The Class Of 1988 Junior Prom Senior Superlatives Senior Sign-Off Underclassmen Administration Activities Sports Patrons MARINER LOG We. the class of 1988, bid you a fond farewell Through the years that we have grown and matured, there have been both good times and bad, victories and defeats, many smiles and few tears. Yet. through it all. we have been a proud part of Narragansett High School and leave now In hopes that our memories will never die September 1984 saw us all enter our freshman year, bringing NHS Its largest and most spirited class ever Our leaders that first year were President — Rhonda McConnell. Vice President Michelle Diaz. Secretary Paula Grandolfl, and Treasurer Julie DiSanto Mr Quinn and Mrs. DeGrass bravely stepped in to become the proud advisors to the Class of '88 Homecoming was upon us quickly as we entered our float into the “Fairy Tales competition Moira McKenna was Snow White while Ken Davis portrayed her fair pnnce That year Julie DiSanto was our Homecoming representative Our sophomore year was again a success, just like our first. Still under the leadership of the same officers, we plunged headlong into our second year of high school Who knew what the future held for us all? Homecoming 1985 saw our “USA float as one of the favorites in the Countries competition. Who could ever forget Michelle Diaz as our proud “Miss Liberty ? Julie proved again to be the class favorite for our rep- resentative Finally, we became upperclassmen as we entered our Junior year at NHS Our lives had definitely taken a new turn, as the new year promised to be a good one Along with maturity and pride came the determination to succeed, for now we faced PSATs and decisions regarding college and our futures Our class officers remained the same, as they proved themselves strong and dependable leaders Prom preparations were already underway, as our third Homecoming unfolded The theme was “Seasons. and we proudly entered our “Winter float depicting a Christmas morning with mam characters Christine Mancuso. Moira McKenna and Katie McKenna Our representative was again Julie DiSanto. Our Junior year also played host to the most successful Variety Show NHS had ever seen Under the direction of Christine Mancuso. Jason Laurie and Cindy Gowen. the show entitled Entertainment Tonight was a blazing success Liz Mulcahy and Dean Welshman were the emcees for the night, as they kept the audience laughing all night long Who could ever forget Jason's Elvis per formance or the talented group. Soft Parade 7 And what about those Mariner Masquers, like Kern Reardon. Hollie Stillwell. Myja Thibault. Steve Dillon. Dean Welshman. Mark Wholey, and Liz Mulcahy? Our Junior prom, which had been planned out for many months in advance, was scheduled for May 1. 1987. at the Quidnessett Country Club in North Kingston The night was beautiful, as our first prom together was a glowing success The Court consisted of Liz Mulcahy. Michelle Diaz, Rhonda McConnell. Michelle Mossey, Moira McKenna and Katie McKenna Later that night, Michelle Mossey was crowned Prom Queen, and she and her escort Matt Jeffery, as well as the rest of us, danced to our theme. Nights in White Satin ” Now we stand together at the threshold of our future Senior year We’ve had all the usual worries SATs. research papers, and college. We’ve come to value our friendships and ourselves because we are now examples for the school and. in a few short months, we will become NHS alumni To lead us during our final year, we have President Rhonda McConnell. Vice President Michelle Diaz. Secretary Katie McKenna and Treasurer — Moira McKenna Our hard work at last paid off in our final Homecoming at NHS. The theme was Childhood Fantasies.” as we entered our float called “Mousetrap Our senior class representatives were Julie DiSanto. Katie McKenna, and Moira McKenna Katie was crowned queen during halftime of the victonous game against Shea Our Senior fundraisers for the year consist of a successful Welcome Back Dance. Carnation Sale. Donkey Basketball, and the Traditional Magazine Drive Our Senior Prom will be held at the site of all Narragansett Proms, the perfect setting of the Dunes Club. The Class of 1988 is a truly unique, strong and confident one We. together as one. have brought to NHS such honors as state championships in football, soccer, basketball, wrestling, tennis, Mock Trial, speech, debate, and so many more areas of our interests The list could continue, but now it Is time to move on and succeed individually The friendships and strong bonds we have formed over the past years have been and always will be very special to us as individuals. And though we all anxiously await our night of Graduation, many tears will be shed as we bid our final farewell to NHS Our memories will live on forever, as we leave behind one life and confidently enter another The friends we found in the old life will be earned with us as we face the challenges of the new Good Luck to the Class of 1988 Goodbye and thank you, NHSM ! A 4 Mariner Log Mariner Log 5 Candids 7 OF 1988 Passing the times 10 Candids Candids 11 JUNIOR PROM Nights in White Satin The Junior Prom, held on May 1, turned out to be a memorable evening for all who attended. The Quidnesset Country Club provided an elegant setting to dance and dine. Queen Michele Mossey was cho- sen by the pick of a rose and was surrounded by her court, which included Julie DiSanto, Katie McKenna, Moira McKenna, Rhonda McConnell, Liz Mulcahy, Melanie Taylor, Kristine Brooks, and Christine Mancuso. Everyone danced to our theme song, Knights in White Satin.” Windsors was the site of our Post-Prom party, where we enjoyed a very early breakfast. 12 Junior Prom Senior Class Council Rhonda McConnell, Michelle Diaz, Katie Mc- Kenna, Moira McKenna, Christine Mancuso, Kris- tine Brooks, Michele Mos- sey, Mike Knox, Paula Grandolfi, Julie DiSanto, Harry Fisher, Kathy Pat- erson, Bill Hay, Beth Me- lillo, Vanessa Richards, Andy Carr, Dawn Hazard, Cindy Gowen, Jill McEn- eany, Krissy Carocci, Shannon McCourt, Bob Crowley. 14 Senior Class Council Senior Dedication 15 Senior Dedication We, the class of 1988, would like to extend our most sincere gratitude and appre- ciation to our class advisor, Mr. Thomas Quinn. Mr. Quinn has not only been an extremely well informed ad- visor, but also a friend and confidante. He has led us through successful carnation sales, dances, variety show, proms, and finally gradua- tion. He has been a most in- fluential part of our high school years. It is, therefore, with our greatest pleasure to dedicate this senior section to him. With much love. The Class of 1988 16 Candids DANA ADDINK ANGELA ALMY ROBERT A. ANDERSON, JR. “Whatever you heard about me is true, I change the rules and do what I wanna do, I’m a luvable guy, it’s the only way cuz you and I know we’re gonna die some day, if you think I’m crazy you’re probably right, but I’m gonna have fun every . . . night, if U like to fight you’re a double drag fool. I’m going to another life, now what about you?” — Prince KELLI A. BARKER “Do all that you can and be yourself, your life, not theirs.” “Patience is a virtue.” “Live Love and Laugh.” It’s KB GRFTGHFN RFCK JOSEPH BENEDETTI 18 Seniors MATTHEW H. BENSON “They always told me I must try to be like everyone else in the nation. Go with the flow, remember me is we, there must be no deviation. Well, now I think I’ll go my own way, I’ve got my own point of view, I just don’t care what other people say. I do what I wanna do. — Dee Snider “Glean up your room!’ — Mom LYNN MARIE BESSACINI “No one knows what it is that he can do until he tries.” — Publis Syrus MICHAEL JOSEPH BIAFORE “I’ve climbed the highest mountains I’ve run through the fields Yes I’m still running But I still haven’t found what I’m looking for. — U2 LEEANN BRADY KAREN BRIDGE “Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.” — Madeline Bridge KRISTINE ANN BROOKS “With every good-bye you learn.” — DP “Life is a game to those who realize, it’s full of greed and despise, to pull ahead is to be strong, so stay by my side and travel with me to the place we were meant to be.” — DP Seniors 19 TED BROWN . . there you go man, keep as cool as you can, face piles of trials with smiles . . . It riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave . . . Keep on thinking free . . — On the Threshold of a Dream The Moody Blues, 1969 PATRICK BURFORD “Those who say it can’t be done are usually interrupted by others doing it.” — Anonymous KRISTINA CAROCCI “The race is not always for the swift, but those who keep running.” ANDREW RAYMOND CARR “To conquer without risk is to triumph without glory.” — Corneille MATTHEW CARVALHO 20 Seniors — Mr. Spock KENNETH JON DAVIS JOANNA DeGROOTE “Just another beam in the star machine hi ho, here I go, here I go. — Cat Stevens “Life’s battles don’t always go to the stronger or faster man. But sooner or later, the man who wins is the one who thinks he can.” — Walter D. Wintle Seniors 21 JULIENNE MARIE DESANTIS “The good, the pious, the just are born, when first Aquarius pours urn.” — Manilius “Good-byes weren’t meant to hurt a soul, you always hurt when letting go, It’s the way it was supposed to be, seasons change, so have we.” JOHN DISANO MICHELLE L. DIAZ “Too much is never enough.” “Follow your heart, not your mind.” “Keep smiling.” JULIE DISANTO “Do not follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path, and leave a trail.” TREVOR DOWNEY “If fish had legs, they could walk, but they don’t.” JOHN CLARK COONLEY DUKSTA “You didn’t get up this morning because you didn’t go to bed. You’ve been watch- ing the whites of your eyes turn red. The calendar on your wall is ticking the days off. You’ve been reading some old letters, you smile and think how much you’ve changed.” — The The (Matt Johnson) 22 Seniors MAARTEN KRAAIJVANGER “Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps, the end of the beginning.” — Sir Winston Spencer Churchill BRIAN W. LAGUE ‘‘School made me smart, but Bud made me wiser.” SUZANNE M. LARMIE ‘‘There are things that are known and things that are unknown, in between are doors.” — Anonymous ‘‘It was never quite like this before, not one of you is the same.” — The Cure JOYCE M. LAVIMODIERE Seniors 27 SEAN LENNON “Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. — Led Zeppelin MATT LINDLEY “Life is very short and there’s no time for fussing and fighting my friends.” — The Beatles DACIA LESCARBEAU . . These letters across space I guess will be all we will know of one another. So little of what one is threads itself through the eye of empty space. Never mind. The self is the least of it Let our scars fall in love.” — Galway Kinnell MARK LOMBARDI DENISE MARIE LINDEWALL “And these children that you spit on as they try and change their worlds, are im- mune to your consultations, they’re quite aware of what they’re going through.” — David Bowie JAMES A. MACPHEE “See you on the dark side of the moon.” — Pink Floyd “Since the generality of persons act from impulse much more than from principle, men are neither so good nor so bad as we are apt to think them.” — August W. Hare “What may be done at any time will be done at no time.” — Unknown 28 Seniors CHRISTINE ANN MANCUSO “What shall we use to fill the empty spaces where we used to talk? How shall I fill the final places, how shall I complete the wall?” — Pink Floyd “I may be going to hell in a bucket babe, but at least I'm enjoying the ride.” — Grateful Dead RICHARD J. MANGILI ‘‘I count him braver who overcomes his desires than him who conquers his en- emies.” TOM MARCHETTI “Diligence is the mother of good luck.” — Ben Franklin eric b. McCarthy ‘‘Life is like a party. You join after it starts and leave before it finishes. You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough.” ‘‘Live long and prosper.” — Mr. Spock SHANNON MARY McCOURT “Long we live, and high we fly, smiles we’ll give, and tears we’ll cry, all you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be!” — Pink Floyd JILL SHANNON McENEANEY “Long you live and high you fly, smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry, and all you touch and all you see is all your life will be.” — Pink Floyd ‘‘If at first you don’t succeed, change the rules.” Seniors 29 Charles McGinnis “We all make mistakes in life, some of us learn from them and succeed, the ones who refuse to, well, that’s their problem!” — CM MOIRA SIOBHAN McKENNA “Yesterday is already a dream and to- morrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow is a vision of hope.” — K.M STEVEN D. McKENDRY “Never give up. “Champions don t quit. “If you can look at yourself in the mirror and smile, be happy. If you can’t, you’re cheating yourself.” KEVIN McNEIL V CATHERINE A. McKENNA “Don’t ever overlook the little things in life for you will miss the biggest part of life itself.” BARBARA McPHERSON “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps he hears a different drummer.” — Thoreau 30 Seniors WILLIAM ROBERT MENARD “I’ve played a king and a down and out fool. Some like it hot and some like it cool Do what they want, but don’t be their tool Savor the throne, but don’t mind the stool.” — Steve Winwood CHARLIE McPHILLIPS “Life is like a game, play it until you run out of time.” MARYELIZABETH MELILLO “If he’s giving out pearls of wisdom, ask for a triple strand.” — Lauren Bacall “What’s the point of growing up if you can’t act childish sometimes?” — Tom Baker (Dr. Who) ANTHONY D. MOLLO “There are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there’s still time to change the road you’re on.” — Led Zeppelin CHRISTOPHER MOROSKI “No pain, no gain.” MICHELE MOSSEY “Never surrender, it’s easier said than done But you got to finish what’s already begun Never, that’s forever, seems like such a long time But I only got one life to live — it’s gonna be mine.” — Triumph “Mom and Dad, I love you, thanks for everything.” — Michele Seniors 31 ELIZABETH ANN MULCAHY ‘‘An ant can’t move a rubber tree plant, but he’s got high hopes.” “Believe in the magic of your dreams.” DALE NELSON OHSBERG “It takes more of a man to be respectful, kind and forgiving than to be able to pick on or put down someone.” MICHAEL NALLY “In the absence of evidence to the con- trary, always assume the upper hand.” — Montrose “I was dreaming of the past, why do good times never last?” ALYSSA ANN NOTA “Fame is a vapor, Popularity an accident. Riches take wings, Only one thing endures, And that is character.” — Horace Greeley — Whitesnake ’79 “Remember the past for the sake of the future.” — Steven Tyler BRIAN JOSEPH O’KELLEY REGINA CHRISTINE PARUTA “Set your goals, do everything you can to achieve your goals, because anybody can do anything they want to do.” “You know, life is a continuous mass of sense processing. To me it’s amazing that between all the constant environmental re- search our mind still finds time to worry about things like religion, math, any wom- an other than Ingrid Bergman or penman- ship. But still we continue our existence in a constant state of hysteria over trying to find the true reality, which I don’t think even exists.” 32 Seniors MARTHA DOONAN PEARSON “This is the hour of lead — Remembered, if outlived, As freezing persons, recollect the snow — first — chill — then stupor — then the letting go —’ Does anybody — Emily Dickinson else in here, feel the way I do?” LISA A. PHELPS “The great essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love and something to hope for.” — Joseph Addison “There has to be an invisible sun that gives us hope when the whole day’s done.” — The Police AUBREY PHILLIPS “No wind blows in favor of a ship without a destination. “If they got thunder appeal, let them be on your side.” — The Cars REGINA MARIE PISCITELLI “Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice, it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved.” — W. J. Bryan ELLEN PRIOR MARA QUINTANA-WEST “Stay alive! Don’t drink and drive!” “Beyond the Dark Forest, It’s Evil Unseen, the Butterfly Dies.” Seniors 33 KERRI-LYN REARDON “Each and all we lose our way, Every dawn starts a day, Live and Learn, learn and live, We’ve all got the time to give . . .” — Kendel Greene “It’s good to use your lights at night!” — Mark Wholey TAMI-ANNE RENAUD “The wave is special, for they all wash away the tears of loneliness and wash up memories.” LISA RICCIO “Often times it happens that we live our lives in chains, and we never even know we have the key.” — Eagles VANESSA C. RICHARDS “Time is like a handful of sand. The tighter you grasp it, the faster it runs through your fingers. But if you caress it, it will leave in its wake memories of its gentle flow, rather than the roughness of its stones.” — Grateful Dead PATRICK ROAN 34 Seniors CHARLES SHAY “Hold your fire, keep it burning bright, Hold the flame, ’til the dream ignites. A spirit with a vision is a dream with a mis- • � � “Those who have the youth have the fu- ture.” — Motley Crue “Someday, 1 don’t know when, we’re go- ing to get to that place where we really want to go and we’ll walk in the sun, but until then ... we were born to run.” — Bruce Springsteen MATT J. SHEA STEPHANIE J. SMITH “People don’t get ‘involved’ with an Aries, they get ‘mixed up’ with them.” — Linda Goodman “Mashed potatoes can be your friends.” — Weird A1 Seniors 35 SEAN STEPHENSON “Good times, bad times, you know I’ve had my share.” — Robert Plant Jimmy Page HOLLIE JEAN STILLWELL “What a long, strange trip it’s been . . — Grateful Dead “So many times it happens that we live our lives in chains, and we never even know we have the key . . — Eagles “The important thing is this: to be able to sacrifice at any moment what we are for what we could become.” — C. Dubois TINA MARIE SMITH “Peace is not God’s gift to his creatures. It is our gift to each other.” — Elie Wiesel GREGORY SOUZA INEZ SPEIGHTS “If I am level with the lowest, I am nothing and if I didn’t know for a certainty that the craziest sot in the village is my equal and weren’t proud to have him walk with me as a friend, I would not write another word, for this is my strength.” — E.C. TERRY SULLIVAN “Like I told you, what I said, steal youi face right off your head.” — Grateful Deac “We arie trodding through creation in an eerie meditation.” — Bob Marie 36 Seniors SANDRA SUMNER “Parents often talk about the younger gen- eration as if they didn’t have anything to do with it.” — Funny Funny World MELANIE TAYLOR ‘‘If you want to be free, be free. If you want to be me, be me. There’s a million things to be; If you want to sing high, sing high. If you want to sing low, sing low. There’s a million ways to go . . . you know that there are.” MYJA THIBAULT “The hour grows late, the journey’s just begun.” — Softie Parade ‘‘Ain’t gonna see you no more in this world � � — Jimi Hendrix PETER TROTTA “The true master of the arts must be the master of the hard ways and soft ways. He must be powerful from within and from without. He must be a man of wisdom and knowledge, of ethics, deeds, and philos- ophies. He must know how to destroy and how to heal.” JOEY T. TROTTA “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; if you can dream it, you can become it.” “To have love and then lose it is better than having not loved at all.” GREGORY J. THOMAS Seniors 37 KENNETH VELLONE “Never go down without a fight!” SCOTT VELLONE “We belong in a world that must be strong and that’s what dreams are made of.” — Van Halen “Life’s a beach, then you drown.” AMY J. VICAN “Live as if you’d drop dead in ten seconds, see the world. It’s better than any dream.’’ — Ray Bradbury “Be unique, yet somehow different.” — Robb G. “So Dawn goes down today. Nothing gold can stay.” — Frost DEAN WELSHMAN “If you cry because you cannot see the sun, the tears will not allow you to see the stars.” — A. Tangerine WILLIAM WEST “Always strive to complete whatever goal you set in life.” MARK WHOLEY “This is the end, my only friend, of our elaborate plans, of everything that stands; No safety or surprise, I’ll never look intc your eyes again. This is the end.” — JDK “He who angers you, conquers you.” — E. Kenny 38 Seniors RODNEY YEMMA ‘Til be back!” Seniors 39 FLORIAN FRIEDEL MATTHEW JEFFREY rhonda m. McConnell “Live life to the fullest.’ — R. M. May the force be with you.” ANDREW M. MIGNANELLI “Deep into that darkness peering long I stood there wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before.” — Edgar Allan Poe ROBYN LAURENCE “Now I’ve been smiling lately, thinking about the good things to come, And I believe it could be, something good has begun.” — Cat Stevens “ . . .Turn and face the strange changes .. . KATHRYN ROSE PATERSON “To have a friend you must be one.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson 40 Seniors CATHY VARS MARK V. ZITO “The road to excess leads to the palace of wisdom. — William Blake “So endeth this chronicle. Mark Twain STUDENTS NOT PICTURED LAURA AMEY JODY ANDERSON MARY JANE BROOKS PAMELA BURKS STEPHEN DILLON DOUG FERLAND MORRISON HORRIDGE STEPHEN MARONEY DANIEL PACKER TERRI POTTER HICHAM SALIBA DAVID C. SWEET JEREMIAH TRAINOR SCOTT TURENNE BRADFORD VAILL Seniors 41 42 Candids Candida 43 Lmi Ab v 101 Casewell Street ACTIVITIES — Homecoming Committee 1; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 1, 2; Volleyball 1; Ski Club 1. AMBITION — to graduate from NHS, Go to Peru, to see the Reggae Sunsplash SAYING — Whaaat? . Could you re peat that? SONG — Guess Who's Coming to Din ner. Helplessly Hoping THINGS — The smell ol DC’s legs; The Masks’ ; the beach; Otis. Argus. Spotch- tni; watching Dale surf, the sun rise PET PEEVES — Having my picture tak- en; closed minded and fake people; MP's famous poses and hair tosses, big rocks in the student parking lot. Robert Anderson ACTIVITIES — Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Base bail 3. 4 AMBITION — To be an architect SAYING — How are ya? SONG — Purple Rain THINGS- Alyson. baseball PET PEEVES — Rumors, snobby people. mistakes Kelli Kela Barker 39 Femleaf Trail ACTIVITIES — Class Council 2. 3. 4; National Italian Honor Society 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. AMBITION - To live life to the fullest SONG — In The Air Tonight SAYING — “That's no good! . “NO KIDDING!!” THINGS — Green lights, early dismissal, chocolate PET PEEVES — Favoritism, brown nosers, the B.A.. Narragansett Police Gretcbeo Beck 83 Winterberry Road ACTIVITIES — Soccer 2; Class Council 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. AMBITION — To be successful and hap py SAYINGS — “Hey. yeh yeh M F ”. Gertrude Moo. Moo” SONG - Changes THINGS — Classic Coke, my phone, my cow PET PEEVES — Fake people, tourists Joaepk Beoedettl ACTIVITIES - Football 2. 3. 4; Wres tbng 3. 4 AMBITION — To be a maha kingpin SAYING — Mr Zepp is gonna kill me! SONG - Love Bites THINGS — Football games. Saturday night. Sheaba's faces PET PEEVE — My mother walking into parties Matthew Benoon 50 Beach Plum Road ACTIVITIES — Debate 1. 2. 3. 4 (president); Speech 1. 2. 3. 4; Mock Trial 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 (president). Academic Decathlon 3; Math Team 4; Model Legislature 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3. 4; Spirit Committee 3; Stu- dent Council 4. AMBITIONS — To be successful, make bucks, but especially be happy SAYINGS — “What's to eat?”. “Hey Man!” SONG — Here I Go Again THINGS — The beach, playing basket- ball. talking PET PEEVES — Lines, traffic, fake pea pie Lyw Be—Hal 83 Btrchwood Drive ACTIVITIES — Science Fair 1; Model Legislature 2. 3. 4; Class Council 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4 (treasurer 1. 2; vice president 3; president 4); National Honor Society 3.4; Big Sister 4; Tennis 1, 2. 3. 4 (captain 4); Softball 1. 2; Vol leybaU 3. 4. Leadership Program 1; State Student Council 1, 2; Debate 3. 4; Math Team 3. 4; Special Olympics Volunteer 3; Spirit Committee 3; Homecoming Com- mittee 1. 2. 3. 4; Scholarship Committee 2. 3; Tutor 1; Office Assistant 4; Mariner Scholar 2. 3; Walk a thon 1. 2. 3. 4. AMBITION — To become the first worn an president SAYING — I did so bad! SONG - Stand By Me. Lean On Me THINGS — Clothes shopping, sleeping, vacations PET PEEVE — Getting up early SENIOR Michael BM Biafore ACTIVITIES — Football 1. 2. 3. 4, Bas ketball 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2; Track 3. 4; Scorekeeper 1. 2; Class Council 4; Stu dent Assistant 3 AMBITION — To graduate from college and be successful SAYING — Lader Harry' SONG — With or Without You THINGS — Sports, music, 450 SL. worn en. Koussa's PET PEEVES — Andy's lateness. Chuck Shay's voice. Dead Heads Karen Bridge 119 Wayland Trail ACTIVITIES — Cheerleading 3; Class Council 1. 2. AMBITION — To get out of Narragan sett SAYING — That's what I thought1 SONGS — Still Loving You. Faithfully THINGS - Weekends, parties PET PEEVES — Working, dizzy people. NHS. Crickets Krietioc Brooks ” Brook 34 Foster Lane ACTIVITIES — Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football Cheerleading 2. 3. 4 (captain); Student Council 1; Gym nasties 1. AMBITION — To be happy and sue cessful SAYING — Yup SONG — Goodbye to Romance THINGS — Cheese puffs. Danny's pizza PET PEEVES — Waiting, busy phones, liars Ted Brown P.O. Box 3162 ACTIVITIES — Debate 3. 4. SONGS — When the Music's Over. In- cense and Peppermints, For What It's Worth. Legend of a Mind, The Afternoon Forever Afternoon THINGS — Friends, musk and my boots PET PEEVES — Posers Psuedos. the sa called Deadheads and Myja's Whaaat? Patrick Barford 13 Sassafras Trail ACTIVITIES - Soccer 1. 2; Wrestling 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3; Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Model Legislature 2; Student Council 4. Literary Magazine 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1.2. 3 AMBITION — To own a collection ol Lamborghinis, Porsches and Ferrans SAYING — Que?” SONGS — Seek and Destroy. Am I Evil THINGS — Sports cars, skiing, snowboarding and spending time with friends PET PEEVES — Econoboxes” (Yugos). 55 MPH, the cafeteria and rah-rah's Kristina Kriny Carocci 10 Lincoln Way ACTIVITIES — Soccer 2. 3. 4; Home coming Committee 1, 4; Yearbook 4; Class Council 4; Drama 1; Student Coun dl 4. AMBITION — Acceptance to a college SAYINGS — “I'm losing it! . I can't deal with this'” THINGS — Peter, last period study. Dels PET PEEVES — 7th graders who are taller than me, Jill eating chkken Andrew A.C.” Carr 820 Boston Neck Road ACTIVITIES — Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Foot ball 3.4. Wrestling 1; Basketball 2. Model Legislature 2; Class Council 4; German Club 2; Mariner Scholar 2, 3. AMBITIONS — To graduate from col lege and own my own business SAYINGS — I know it , ha! . “Later Harry! . Yea . I’ll be ready!' SONG — I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For THINGS — Sports, the BEAST. Ladies. Koussa's, Growin PET PEEVES — Football films, sour milk, losing. 25 MPH. wet toilet seats Terri Tree Chalifonx 13 Bow Run ACTIVITIES — Gymnastics 1; Drama 1. AMBITION — To succeed in everything SONG — At this Moment. Lean On Me SAYING — I know! , Surwa , Only Kidding! THINGS — Parties, beach, the park, Jai Alai PET PEEVE — The way Beth chews Debra Deb Cole 10 Bristol Road ACTIVITIES - National Honor Society 3.4 SONGS — Can't Fight This Feeling. You're the Inspiration SAYING — Go for it! . I don’t care!” THINGS — Horses, skiing, friends PET PEEVES — Fake people, snobs. rumors Robert Crowley ACTIVITIES — Skiing; Class Council; Insite. AMBITION — To retire rich at age 40 SAYING — “Come on. let's go! SONG — Here 1 Go Again THINGS — Cars, parties, weekends PET PEEVES — Stupid girls Keooetb Davi 20 Fifth Avenue ACTIVITIES — Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Bas ketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Home coming Committee 1. 2. AMBITION — To be a ruler of a large kingdom SAYING — I'll call ya! . Hooked SONG — Drams. Back In The Saddle Again THINGS — Championships, basketball, women, the fellas, winning PET PEEVES — Suicides, waiting, drtv ing to Rkky's house, losing Julienne Luie DeSantis 22 Bow Run ACTIVITIES — Gymnastics 1; Lab As sistant 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Gris Track 2; Big Sister 3. 4; Lector 1. 2, 3. 4. AMBITION — To find the end of the rainbow SAYING — After school . Hey dudes! SONGS — Is This Love. Add It Up. Forever THINGS — Bean town, water beds, teddy bears PET PEEVES — Sad faces, being taken for granted and R M. Julie Jules” DeSanto 55 Tupelo Trail ACTIVITIES — Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Foot ball Cheerleading 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1. 2; Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Executive Council 4. AMBITION — To be a successful busi- nesswoman SAYINGS — I have a question! , Ya know? SONGS — More Than A Feeling. Faith fullv Rock Steady THINGS — My friends, softball, football players, work, clothes, music PET PEEVES — Stuck up people, ru mors, jealousy Michelle “Misha” Diaz 74 Boon Street ACTIVITIES — Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4 (vice president 2. 3. 4); Softball 1. 2; Homecoming Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. 4; Student Assistant 3. AMBITION — To be rich and happy; to have common sense SAYINGS — What it be sister! . Hasta Luego! . Yo Chdl!'. Relax! SONGS — Wish You Were Here. Come Go With Me THINGS — Summer. P S.. B.T.. and C. Roda, Knoxy, Coke Classic PET PEEVES — Mosquitos, school, H.Y.P.. K's R.M.. snow, joggers Steven Dillon ACTIVITIES — Music. Theater; Tennis 4. AMBITION — To find a piece of flux SAYING — Sorry, I didn’t have to study! SONG — Images Of Green THINGS — People, musk, magk and love and bananas PET PEEVE — Hate John DiSano 35 South Hill view Drive ACTIVITIES - Baseball 1; Wrestling 3. 4; Track 3; Cheshire Academy — Cross Country and LaCrosse. AMBITION — To star in Temunator II SONG — Lunatk Fringe THINGS — Nke cars, money Trevor Waves Downey ACTIVITIES — Wrestling 1. AMBITION — To ride a 100 yard pipe line, and be a pro surfer SAYING — Who do you think you are? SONG - Meet Me Half Way THINGS — Surfboards, waves, cars, piz za. McDonalds, pool PET PEEVES — Dings in my board, kooks and sand in my bed John Inn Duksta 3 Rose Court ACTIVITIES — Academic Decathlon 3. 4; Speech 3. 4; Theater 1. 2. 3. 4; Com pass 3; Yearbook 4. AMBITION — To collect a doctorate at U. of Guam SONGS — Walk Out To Winter. Dead Souls. Get the Balenee Right THINGS — My facades, case cutters. Brian's singing. Drencrom PET PEEVES — Responsibility, debts, the DCR Eddy Fishell ACTIVITIES — Jazz Band; Variety Show. AMBITION — To be an excellent gui tarist and musician SAYING — finger” SONG - Hallowed Be Thy Name THINGS — Good musk, guitar playing, lucking parties PET PEEVES — School, bad jams. funk, gym. Jere Harry Psrdns Fisher 25B Wanda Street ACTIVITIES - Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Council 4; Scorekeeper 3. 4 (Basketball). Track 4 AMBITION — To be the lead guitarist of Van Halen SAYING — Shut up geek! SONG — So This Is Love?. Rappers Delight THINGS — Guitar, driving, football, pol ka musk PET PEEVES — Waiting for Andy, car insurance, car accidents, playing out of key Robert the Nnt” Flynn 69 Carver Lane ACTIVITIES — Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Base ball 1; Tennis 2. 3. 4; Spain Trip 3. AMBITIONS — To own a company SAYING — Awesome shot by me!” SONG — Black Dog THINGS — Going out on weekends. women PET PEEVES - Dizzy girls Pe««y Gardiner 27 Juniper Trail ACTIVITIES — Softball 1. 2; Soccer 1; Class Council 4 AMBITION — To be considered an adult SAYING — This is the best!” SONG — Comfortably Numb. At This Moment THINGS — Tacos, sleeping, laughing, adventures PET PEEVES — Waiting. J.D.’s stupid questions Todd Hotter” GUI 44 Beach Avenue ACTIVITIES — Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Bas ketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1; Student As sistant 3. AMBITION - To be a successful, rich accountant for a major corporation SAYING — Cut it out boy!”. “Kalin it! SONGS — More Than A Feeling. Changes THINGS — Soccer, basketball. Shash. first and last period studies, champion ships PET PEEVES — Trig., losing, exams, rainy days, wind sprints Robort Lynch-man” Garofalo 34 Tern Road ACTIVITIES — Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 AMBITION — To survive Armageddon, along with the cockroaches SAYINGS — And ya know it!! . Latuh!”, Ackgthubuh! SONGS - Wildside, It's Not Love. Won't Get Fooled Again THINGS — Red. the animal party shorts, the island. Mondays PET PEEVES — X press holes, speed bumps. “I'm bad”. Egos and large era niums! Dennis Glade ACTIVITIES — Wrestling 1. 2; Track 1; Tennis 2; Chess Club 1; Insite 1; Close Up 4; Citizenship Bee 3. 4. AMBITION — To be an economist SAYING — “Do you know what your 44 Directory DIRECTORY Generic Tellurian English Appellation ?? SONG — Long Tram Runnin THINGS — 70‘s music, Non jock sports PCT PEEVES — Guys in the locker room who blow their nose without using paper towels Elisabeth Beth” Goff ACTIVITIES — Drama 1; Gymnastics 1; School Store 3. AMBITION — To succeed in happiness SAYING — Don't talk to me I'm in a bad mood!!” SONGS — Home Again. Never Say Goodbye. Lean On Me THINGS — Weekends, vacations, hoi idays and parties PET PEEVE — Beth, get up you're late! Cynthia Cindy” Gowen 14 Courtway Street ACTIVITIES - Class Council 2. 3. 4; Compass 2. 3. 4. Marching and Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Majorette 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama 3. 4; Yearbook 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 3. 4; Variety Show 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 1; Track 1. 2. 3. 4 AMBITION — To be an artist of some sort SAYING — Life’s a beach, then you drown!!” SONGS — I'm Ready For Love. The Legend Album THINGS — Food, the beach, long sum rrver days, good music PET PEEVES — NHS. cold weather, my little sister Paeta Grandolfi 12 Deborah Street ACTIVITIES - Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Soft ball 1.2. 3. 4. Basketball 2; Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4 (secretary 1. 2. 3); Homecoming Committee 1. 2. 3, 4. AMBITION — To own my own business, to bike ctoss-country SAYING — I don't know! SONGS — The Rose. What I Like About You THINGS — Junk food, traveling, shop- PE? PEEVES — Fakes, procrastinators. C.H.. getting up early, ignorant drivers Gentleman” Greene AMBITION - To be the next Olbe North SAYING — “Shut it! . What ever floats your boat!” THINGS — My tapes, my friends PET PEEVE — Slow people in high speed lanes William Billy Brown Nonet” Hay 49 Indian Trail ACTIVITIES — Soccer 1. 2; Cross Coun try 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4. Student Council 3. 4; Class Council 3; Executive Council 3. 4; Math Team 3. 4; Chess Team 1. AMBITION — To win another wrestling match SAYINGS - Yup . F n C SONG — Welcome To The Machine THINGS - Bridges, walks on the beach PET PEEVES — Christine’s problem, old drivers, mistakes Dawn Dawnie Hazard 124 Ink berry Trail ACTIVITIES — Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Compass 4; Library Aid 2; Student Council 4 AMBITION — To accomplish every goal I set for myself SAYING — “And Stuff SONG — All British music THINGS — Friends, money, musk, con- certs PET PEEVES — Obnoxious people, head bangers, answering machines Christopher “Hoey Hewitt 57 Kingstown Road ACTIVITIES - Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Wres fling 3. 4; Tennis 3. 4; Compass 3, 4. AMBITION - To bve In a world of peace and have fun SAYING — “Yeah, ma, my homework's done! SONGS - Going To California. Post War Dreams THINGS — California. Soccer, good mu sic PET PEEVES — Government, war. los- hfl Kathleen Kate” Hickey 3 Highland Avenue ACTIVITIES — Student Councnil 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Council 1. 3. 4. Model Le s lature 1; National Honor Society 3. 4 (secretary); National Spanish Honor So- ciety 2. 3; Soccer 1; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 (captain 3. 4). Sportsmanship Award 3; Tennis 2. 3, 4 (co-captain 4); Yearbook 4; Homecoming Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Office Aid 4. Mock Trial 4. Mariner Scholar 1,3. AMBITION — To be a millionaire, own a black BMW. and live abroad SAYING — What’s up? . ”1 hate this class! SONGS — Don’t Let Him Steal Your Heart Away. Stairway to Heaven. In The Air Tonight THINGS — The Three Stooges, my car. the beach, procrastination PET PEEVES — Calculus, interruptions, sports coaches, coldness, typing Daniel Holland 46 A vice Street ACTIVITIES - Student Assistant 1.2.3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4 AMBITION — To be a firefighter SAYING — I Don't know!!” SONG — Girls. Girls, Girls THINGS - Cars. food, girls PET PEEVE - Maggots Steven “Coon 1 ” Holland 11 Countryside Road ACTIVITIES — Football 1. 2. 3. 4 (captain); Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 (captain). Golf 1. 2. 3. 4; Model Legislature 1. Project Close Up 4 AMBITION To get a ride from Ricky SAYING - Stt . Good call. F D. SONG — Victory THINGS — Football, pressure situations. Little Debbies. Mike G’s PET PEEVE — The puddle in front of Joey’s house Morrteon Skmo” Horridge AMBITION To be a Naval Aviator SAYING — “I feel the need for speed1 SONGS — Take My Breath Away. Lead Me On THINGS — My friends from Almacs. Al- ice Gunn. Maine, the F 14. Tomcat PET PEEVE — Kerry’s tapes Leif Hneted-Jeneen 176 Old Boston Neck Road ACTIVITES - Cross Country 1; Track 2. 4. Marching Band 1. 3. 4; Stage Band 1. 2. 4; Jazz Band 1. 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Mock Trial 4; Photo Club 4 AMBITION - To become a YUPPIE or make movies SAYING — (SeSCft !!” SONGS - Lucy In The Sky With Dk amonds. Revolution 9. Honkey Took Woman. You Can’t Always Get What You Want. White Rabbit THINGS — Making movies, money, the Beatles. The Rolling Stones, Saabs PET PEEVES — Psuedo Dead Heads. Myja's Whaaat? . Jocks, copiers , met al heads, fags Carol laalmoae 285 Kingstown Road ACTIVITIES — Track 1; Cross Country 1. 2; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Variety Show 1. 2. 3. 4 AMBITION - To boldly go where no man has gone before!! SAYING — AAAAAAA!!! ”. Are you serious? . We re off like a dirty shirt!!” SONG — Everything. Led Zeppelin THINGS — Money, clothes, pictures of friends, art. musk, and W.R. PET PEEVES - NHS. fluffy bunnies of ’88. Narragansett residents Ronald lemma AMBITION - To drive a Porsche and write for Sports Illustrated SAYING — Let’s Blaze! SONG — Shooting Star THINGS — Weekends, musk, a ride home PET PEEVES — Mondays, the Pier, peo pie who don't shut up! Leslie ‘‘Lea ’ Johnson ACTIVITIES — Volleyball 2. 3. 4. Sportsmanship Award 3; Yearbook 3. Co- Editor 4; Insite 1; National Honor Society 4; Class Council 3. AMBITION — To have Servants SAYINGS — What’s going on to- night? ”. Is It orange? SONGS — Revolution. Blue. Brown-Eyed Girl, Magic Carpet Ride THINGS — Heathbar Crunch Ice Cream. Island Parties, palm trees, midnight soc- cer games. Muffins PET PEEVES — Making decisions. Ar guments Michael Mike Knox 21 Highland Avenue ACTIVITIES Tennis 2; Class Council 1, 2. 3. 4; Float Committee 1. 2. 3. 4 AMBITION — To eat dinner with Jerry Garcia SAYING — What's up? . GMH SONGS — Welcome to the Machine. MBD Candy man THINGS — T T parties. MBD PET PEEVES — R M (not you McCon neD), snobs, ebeks Maarten Mortimer Kraaijvanger 2210 Tower Hill Road ACTIVITIES — Tennis 1. 2; Ski Chib 3. AMBITION — To have a mansion in Hawaii SAYING — De ballen en Laat ze nlet valen.” THINGS — Sleep, water polo, beating Andy in table tennis PET PEEVES — Ties, buttons, female drivers Brian Lagne 111 Edgewater Road ACTIVITIES - Football 1. 2.3.4; Track 1.2. AMBITION — To make it through coL lege SAYING — Vick off! SONG — Breakin' The Law THINGS — Football PET PEEVES — Body odor, long hair Suzanne Soe” Laraaie 36 South View Drive ACTIVITIES — Volleyball 2. 3. 4 (captain 3. 4); Sportsmanship Award 3; Yearbook 3. 4 co editor 4; Class Council 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Insite 1; Science Fair 1. AMBITION — To be a successful stock- broker. own a red BMW convertible, and to be happy forever SAYING — Les!'. Wheat? . I don’t understand! . “What’s going on tonight?” SONGS — Tempted. Close To Me. Peo- ple are Strange. Johnny Come Home THINGS — Fuzzy navels, mineral water. Q-games, the beach, traveling PET PEEVES — Assumptions. AM ra- dios. Trig. Robyn Laurence 30 Old Pine Road ACTIVITIES - Softball 1. 2; Soccer 1. 2; Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Insite 1; National Honor Society 3. 4; Variety Show 4; Homecoming 1. 2. 3. 4. AMBITION — To never stop growing, to grow up SAYINGS — Wing It! ”. Don’t worry about it ’’ SONGS — Wild World. Wasted On the Way THINGS — Musk, great senses of hu rnor. the Doobies PET PEEVES — Obnoxiousness, igno ranee, jealousy Jaaon “Spock Laurie 51 Maplehurst Drive ACTIVITIES — Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Va riety Show 3. 4; Drama Club 3. 4. AMBITION — To be irresponsible for as long as possible SONGS — Dude. Pour Some Sugar On Me. Good Times SAYING — Play it safe and wear a raincoat, keep the noxeinlne handy just in case the Dude looks like a lady. THINGS — Poy. Mk . midnight soccer, my tie. dirty dancing PET PEEVES — Possessive thieves, any one who says You're jonesing me kid , work Joyce Lavimodiere 3 Jupiter Street ACTIVITIES - Class Council 3; Project InsHe 2; Project Close Up 3; Student Assistant 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 4 AMBITION — To become a travel agent SAYING — “I don’t know! SONG — b This Love THINGS — Food, the beach, money $$. limousines. Jeff PET PEEVE — People who act like oth- ers instead of just being themselves Lori Law 43 Foddering Farm Road ACTIVITIES — Student Assistant I; Softball 1; Science Lab Assistant 4 AMBITION — To own my own daycare center and be happy SAYING — Mind you! , See ya lat er!”. Go nuts! SONGS — Here I Go Again. Dream On. Against All Odds THINGS — Clothes, phone, cars, friends, ked coffee PET PEEVES — Homework, flying in airplanes, snobs Scan Lennon ACTIVITIES Soccer 3. 4 AMBITION — To be successful and own a Reamer SAYING — Have a drink on me! SONGS - Saturday Night Special. Walk Away THINGS — Parties, loud musk, clouds PET PEEVES — Stuck up girls. Mon days, leeches, teases Dacia LeeCarbcau 45 Ninigret Road ACTIVITIES - Student Council 1. 2; Newspaper 1. 2. 4; Literary Magazine 1. 2. 4; Debate 3; Student Tutor 3. 4; Va riety Show 1. 2. 4; Film Club 1. 2; Mock Trial 4; Yearbook 4. AMBITIONS — To never get married, and to travel the world making movies SAYING — Urn I don't know. SONG - A Forest THINGS — The East Side, my black velvet beret, ke cream, my old volvo. Mona and Honey Pot Pie PET PEEVES — Metal heads and “trendies Deniae Niecy Lindewall 16 Haven Street ACTIVITIES - Cheerleading 1. 3. 4; Student Aide 1. 3; Homecoming Com nrwttee 1. 4; Class Council 4; Drama Club 3. 4; Variety Show 3. 4 AMBITIONS — To write a best selleT. or to fill my spaghetti jar! SAYING — Wait. teU me the whole story ...” SONGS — Born To Run. Synchronkity II. Imagine, Surrender. Changes THINGS — U2. ATWT. Tuesdays. Kermit mobile. GMDM. long weekends. Black X’s PET PEEVES — SC. mice. Deevee's. tyrades. missing tapes, obnoxious people, busy signals and pea soup Matt “Zorko” Lind ley 29 Tupelo Trail ACTIVITIES — Math Team 2; German Club 3; Academic Decathlon 2; Latin Club 2 AMBITION — To get to Terrapin SAYING — What, ha? SONG — Anything by the Dead THINGS — Musk. Psychedebc things PET PEEVES — Pseudo jocks, war mon gers Mark Lumpy Lombardi 23 Ashton Lane ACTIVITIES — Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Base ball 1.3.4; Track 2; Student Council 1.2; Band 1. 2; Yearbook 4 AMBITION — To be wealthy and have a cabin in northern N.H. SAYING — “School made me smart, but Bud made me wiser. SONG - Slippin' Away THINGS — 4X4’s. women and good times PET PEEVES — People who are too much by the book”, people who lack flexibility Jamaa MacPkee 16 Conch Lane AMBITION — To be a hotel manager SAYING — “I’m sorry! SONG — Road House Blues THINGS - Waves, summer PET PEEVES — Studying, working Christine Coose” Mane «so 76 Bristol Road ACTIVITIES - Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1; Student Executive Council 3; Student Assistant 3. 4; Variety Show 3 (director); Football Cheer leading 4 (captain); Gymnastics 1; Softball 1.2.3, 4- Tennis 2 AMBITION — To sail the Caribbean on my 60 ft. yacht with a hot looking dude and many margaritas SAYINGS — What's up kid? , What it be sista sledge! SONGS — Wasted On The Way. Free Bird. Carpet Ride THINGS — Smart food popcorn, parties, stammers. Osti. being a goof, summer PET PEEVES — Stellas from the dty. waiting. Gia. aggravating people, snobs Directory 45 SENIOR Rkhard ‘JuiyH Mangtli 29 Periwinkle Road ACTIVITIES - Football I. 2. 3. 4; Bas ketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4 AMBITION — To be a sport� writer SAYINGS — Are you mad at me? . “You better just chill! SONGS — Victory. Show Me THINGS — Football. Little Deb s PET PEEVES — Monday practices. Youth and Law articles Tool “Macbette” Marcbetti 6 Karen Ann Drive ACTIVITIES - Wrestling 1. 3. 4; Tennis 4. AMBITION — To be 64 and play with the Dallas Cowgirls SAYING — Hey pal! SONG — Comfortably Numb THINGS — Eating a gourmet meal after starving for wrestling PET PEEVE — Detention with Mr Petro Eric McCarthy 41 Teal Pond Road ACTIVITIES — To be an entrepreneur and to ski the world’s best SAYING — “No guts, no glory.” SONGS — Sunday. Bloody Sunday. Ho tel California THINGS — Snow skiing, girls, wild par ties, money, good times PET PEEVES — Warm winters, stuck up girls, the long ride up north Rhonda Ramona McConnell 102 South Bay Drive ACTIVITIES — Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4 (president 1. 2. 3. 4). Softball 2; Home coming Committee 1, 2, 3. 4; Cheerlead- ing 1, 4; Student Executive Council 2; Student Assistant 1; Prom Committee 3. 4. AMBITION — To be rich, smart and happy SAYINGS — “fcooiiy. YoYo. De-e. Hey D. Dude. What it be! SONGS — Wish You Were Here. I'm Bad THINGS — Michelle, summer, P.S.B C.T., Knoxy. Coke Classic. Mkshi's Room PET PEEVES — H.Y.P.. mosquitos, school, joggers, warm Jolt. K's R.M., sand Shannon “Shan” McConrt 18 Ashton Lane ACTIVITIES — Class Council 1. 2, 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 1. 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3.4; Drama Chib 3.4; Variety Show 3. 4; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4 (captain); Insite 1. AMBITION — To be a multi millionaire, travel to exotic places, and be happy SAYING — “I can’t be bothered! SONGS — Changes. Blister In The Sun. The Wild Side, reggae THINGS — The beach, vacations. shoj ping sprees, food PET PEEVES — Alarm clocks, my hair dryer, know it alls Jill McEneany 115 Tupelo Trail ACTIVITIES — Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Year book 4; Class Council 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Drama 1; Student Council 4 AMBITION — To have unlimited use of a charge card without being billed SAYING — Mon Dieu! SONGS — Hotel California. Comfortably Numb THINGS — My friends. Del’s, Pluto, work at the beach on rainy days PET PEEVES - Veins in my chicken. Ignorance. Beth’s answering service, city people Chartee “Check” McGinnis 52 Hollywood Avenue ACTIVITIES — Baseball 3,4; Track 1.2; Cross Country 1, 2, 3. AMBITION — To sign a multi million dol lar contract wtth the Boston Red Sox SAYING — Party at Klrwln’s” SONG — Flick Of The Switch THINGS — Baseball, women, cutting on Lumpy PET PEEVE — Listening to J.D. com plain Steven “Keeps” McKcodry 25 Harbour Island Road ACTIVITIES — Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Wres tllng 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4. AMBITION — To be a fighter pilot or stuntman SAYINGS — “Easy babe!”. No pain, no gain.”. Kill ’em 46 Directory SONGS — Crazy Train. Bad Boys. Back In The Saddle. Lunatic Fringe THINGS — Waterskiing, downhill skiing, wrestling, soccer, winning PET PEEVES — Uncoordlnatlon. slack- ers. losing Catherine “Katie” McKenna 15 Sweet Birch Trail ACTIVITIES - Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Soc cer 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4 (secretary 4); Student Council 4; Home- coming Committee 1, 2, 3. 4; Variety Show 3; Mariner Scholar 1. AMBITION — To own my own bakery shop SAYINGS — “I’m sorry”. I'm only kid- ding! SONG — Changes THINGS — Clothes, food PET PEEVE — Lazy people Moira McKenna 15 Sweet Birch Trad ACTIVITIES - SoRball 1. 2. 3. 4; Soc cer 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Variety Show 3. 4; Homecoming Com- mittee 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4. AMBITION — To own a car and manage a bake shop SAYINGS — “Huh? . “No way. SONG — Tempted THINGS — Chocolate, gum. ke cream PET PEEVES — My nose, hypochon driacs, getting up for school Barbara BJ McPherson 15 Haven Street AMBITION — To live SONG — Let It Be SAYINGS — “How is ya? . “John. I love you, John! THINGS — Penguins, penguins, and more penguins!!, clothes PET PEEVES — Waiting, things that crawl, Sheila, driving Charlie McPhillipe ACTIVITIES — Football 2; Soccer 1. AMBITION — To own a business and be successful SAYING — Hey. What’s up? SONG — Black Dog THINGS — Musk. Led Zeppelin, work PET PEEVES — Jocks, holy socks, peo pie who don’t work Mary Elizabeth “Beth” MelUlo 17 Sassafras Trail ACTIVITIES — National Honor Society 2,3; Class Council 3. 4; Compass 1, 2, 3. 4; Debate 3; Literary Magazine 2; Model Legislature 2. 3; Soccer 1, 2; Italian Hon or Society 2. 3; Yearbook 4; School Book Store 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Student Assistant 1. AMBITION — To be a CPA and own a chain of toy stores SAYINGS — “I’m sony!”, What? SONG — Take My Breath Away THINGS — Toy stores, shopping, credit cards, friends, Gregg, parties PET PEEVES — Busy work, people who tell me what to do William “BUI Menard 21 South Trail ACTIVITIES — Soccer 1. 2.3; Golf 1. 2; Band 1. 2; Yearbook 4; Variety Show 3; Class Council 4; Float Committee 4. AMBITION — To lead herds of sheep through the Sahara with my harem SAYING — “You guys suck! SONG — The One I Love. I Believe THINGS - Jello snorfling. Gina’s laugh, weekends PET PEEVES — Accidents on prom night. cold benches, math Andrew “Drew Mignaaelli 2 Hdlview Drive ACTIVITIES — Football 2. 3.4; Track 1. 3, 4; Assistant 3. AMBITION — To make it to college SONG — Who Made Who THINGS — Football PET PEEVES — Clipping penalties Anthony Mollo 1 Daytona Avenue ACTIVITIES — Wrestling 1. 2; Project Insite 1; Student Assistant 3; Ski Club 2. AMBITION — To leave this town and never come back! SAYING — Who cares! SONG — Life In The Fast Lane THINGS — West Palm, pretty women, summer weekends PET PEEVES — Head games, the guy wtth the green hat. blockheads • Christopher “Moe Morooki ACTIVITIES - Track 1. 2.4; Football 2. 3.4 SONG — Ul Devil THINGS — Steve s, lat machines PET PEEVES — Maggots, hippies, slow drivers, work Michele Mosoey 41 Hollywood Avenue ACTIVITIES — Cheerleading 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Class Council 1. 2; Student Council 1; Gymnastics 1; Variety Show 3. AMBITION — To be happy and run my own business SAYINGS — Hey!. You know .... Yeah yeah ME SONGS — Dream On. Shoot Me All Night Long. Let The Good Times Roll THINGS — Awful Awfuls. roses, my phone. Herman PET PEEVES — Back slabbers, cops, wearing what I eat Elizabeth Betty” Mulcahy ACTIVITIES — Mock Trial 2. 3. 4 (captain 3. 4); Speech 3. 4; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Choir 1. 2. 3; Concert Band 3; Marching Band 2. 3; Drug and Alcohol Peer Counseling 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Student Assistant 2; Variety Show 1. 2. 3. 4. SAYINGS — “You CONEHEAD! . “Boy. I’m a genius! SONG — You Know You Got It When It Makes You Feel Good THINGS — Ocean, sky. stage, love. practical jokes, having fun PET PEEVE — Drunk driving Michael Sikki Nally ACTIVITIES — Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 AMBITION — To go pro. to find my lady red light, to go to 22 Acacia Avenue SAYING — Check her out! SONGS — Too Young To Fall In Love. Train Keepa Rollin', anything by Whites nake THINGS — Baseball, music, friends PET PEEVES — Little miss perfects, power happy people Atyaea “Lyse Nota 235 Wood Hill Road ACTIVITIES - Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Soc cer 1, 2, 3; Compass 1. 2. 3. 4 (editor 3. 4). Yearbook 4; Literary Magazine 1. 2. 3. 4 (editor 3. 4); National Junior Honor Society 1 (president 1); National Honor Society 3. 4; School Concession Manager 2; National Italian Honor Society 1. 2. 3. 4 (president 3. 4); Office Aid 2. 3. 4; Student Tutor 2. 4; Mariner Scholar Award 1, 3. 4; Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4; Class Council 1. 2. 3. AMBITION — To be an international journalist living In Rome and driving my own red Ferrari SAYINGS — “Phenomenal! . “Get out! , “No way!”, “Clao Babe! SONGS — Good Love. Let Me Be The One. anything by R.E.M. and Bryan Ad- ams THINGS — Red Ferraris, cologne, men in uniform. Rome, a good tan. hot summer nights PET PEEVES — Tourists, snow Chinese food, headaches, frizzy hair, country mu- sic Dale “Ozzy” Oh.be rg 28 North Hlllview Drive ACTIVITIES — Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Base ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Yearbook 4. AMBITION — To have money, fun and happiness SAYINGS — Oops! , What? , “Huh? . Ackathb!! SONGS — It’s Not Love. Every Breath You Take THINGS — Laughing uncontrollably. B. Bunny, jokes, movies. REDE PET PEEVES — Getting up for school, people with egos Brian “Bri” O’Kelley 62 West Bay Drive ACTIVITIES — My band in Minneapolis; Art Qub (vice president); Football. Ten- nis; C.C. Skiing; Model U N.; Student Congress; Jazz Band. AMBITION — To make the biggest noise since the death of John F. Kennedy SAYING — No. I really don't like that color.” SONG — Last Night I Dreamed Some- body Loved Me THINGS — Vegetables, guitars, bleeding heart liberals PET PEEVES — People who eat meat and relish the thought of killing Daniel Packer ACTIVITIES - Soccer 4 AMBITION — To be the head of the Mafia SAYING — Any swear SONGS — Sun and Steel. Radar Love THINGS — Kristine, partying, bake ses sions, bombers PET PEEVES — Almost everyone in this school Regina “Gina Paruta AMBITION — To be able to entertain people SAYINGS You’re such a wench! Oh. that's quite nice! SONGS Born In The Fifties. Don't Stand So Close To Me, Mad About You. Love In A Vacuum THINGS — Elephants, penny loafers, 60’s music PET PEEVES — Rude customers, people who can’t drive Kathryn “Kathy” Patcraon 10 Aroostook Trail ACTIVITIES - Model Legislature 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Compass 3. 4; Class Council 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4 (vice president 4); Math Team 3. 4; Literary Magazine 2. 3; National French Honor Society 3. 4; National Spanish Honor So ciety 3. 4. National Honor Society 3, 4; Mariner Scholar 1, 2, 3;; Soccer 1, 2; Track 2; Big Sister 4; Walk a thon 2. 3. 4; Canned Food Drive 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 2. 3, 4. AMBITION — To be happy and suc- cessful SAYING — What was I going to say??” SONG — Friends and Lovers THINGS — Chinese, friends, warm weather, laughing PET PEEVES — Mornings, red lights, parking lines Martha “Marty” Pearaoa 2A Lee Ann Drive ACTIVITIES — Student Council 1. 2 (secretary). AMBITION — To be thin, in love and somewhat wealthy my entire life SAYING — Charge, please! SONGS — Tempted, Turn You On THINGS — Shopping, ke cream. M L., poetry. Visa, drawing, musk. S.A.B J., vw's scooter rides through the woods PET PEEVES — 45 MPH or lower, peo pie that shall remain unnamed Liaa Phelpaie” Phelps 10 Bow Run ACTIVITIES — Yearbook 1. 2. 4; Class Council 4; Student Assistant 2; Soccer 4; Mock Trial 4. AMBITION — To become happy, healthy and successful SAYINGS — “I’m serious!”. No word of a lie! , Yo. baby! SONGS — Dream On. Every Breath You Take THINGS — The beach, ked coffee. Wheel of Fortune, vacations, clothes PET PEEVES - Wet nail polish, loud alarm clocks in the morning Aubrey Aube Phillip. 24 Overlook Road AMBITION — To graduate college and become a CPA with a large accounting firm SAYING — “Let the good times roll” SONG — Good Times Roll THINGS — Girls, cars, good friends good musk, good times PET PEEVES — Frowns, soap operas Regina “Gina” Pucitelli 130 Case well Street ACTIVITIES — Homecoming 1. 2. 4; Variety Show 3. 4; Yearbook 3; Football Cheerleading 3, 4; Basketball Cheerlead- ing 1. 3. 4; Softball 3. 4; Student As sistant 2; Class Council 1. 4; Drama Qub 3. 4. AMBITION — To succeed in whatever I do SAYINGS — I’m so confused!”, I don't know! SONGS - As We Lay. Let Me Be The One, I Need Love THINGS — Guys, money, beaches, ke cream, friends PET PEEVES — Old men in sports cars, rumors, goodbyes Mara “Oreo” Quintana-We.t DIRECTORY Band 3, 4. Variety Show 2. 3, 4; Cross Country 3. 4; Football 1. 2; Golf 2. 3. 4; Track 1. AMBITION — To be successful and tour the world SAYING — Hey doody! SONGS — Y.Y.Z.. Crying in the Ram THINGS — Rush, my synthesizers, girls- girls girls, musk PET PEEVE — Punks you this time!” SONG You Shook Me All Night Long THINGS — Going out with my friends, skiing, flying PET PEEVE — Airheads Amy Amalia Vican 30 Indian Trail ACTIVITIES — Drama 1; Majorette 1; Spain Trip 3. AMBITION — To be healthy and fit. marry Prince Charming, and live happily ever after SAYING — David called' . Kris! Aer obtcs tonwht' SONGS — The Lady in Red. In Your Eyes THINGS — Aerobics, flowers, surprises, memories. KC. my baby PET PEEVES — Hospitals, the rabbit . Scott's good Tng grades, goodbyes Dean Welshman 65 Frank's Neck Rd ACTIVITIES — Acting; Drawing. Pho tography. Guitar; Sailing. Speech Team AMBITION - Travel the world SAYING — By the way. which one's pink? SONG — Stairway to Heaven THINGS — Women, sailing. Spain, the beach. Led Zeppelin. Marilyn Monroe PET PEEVES — Women, speeding tick ets. the death of Marilyn Monroe William West 1 Overlook Rd AMBITION — To be successful in life SAYING — What's up? . Hows it going? SONG - Walk Alone THINGS — Cars, girls, skiing, going out with my friends PET PEEVES — Cigarettes, incompetent drivers 140 River Dell ACTIVITIES Student Government 1; Volleyball 1; Basketball I; Swimming 2; SADD I, 2. 4; Cheerleading 4; Class Council 1. AMBITION To gradute from UCLA with a degree in criminal psychology SAYINGS — I have a question!, Yup'”. Oreo Cookies — there is no substitute! SONGS — Here I Go Again. Hotel Ca- lifornia THINGS Snowy nights. Brad. Oreo Cookies, a white convertible bug PET PEEVES — Dogs, good byes Kerri Kea Reardon 110 A vice Street ACTIVITIES - Track 1. 2. 3. 4 (captain 3. 4). Soccer 4 (captain); Variety Show 1. 2, 3.4. Mariner Masquers I. 2. 3. 4. Peer Counseling I. 2. 3. 4; Speech and Debate I. 2. 3. 4. Yearbook 4; Academk De- cathlon 4. Basketball 1. 4 AMBITION — To be so great that some one makes a statute of me SAYINGS — Cool! , Bill, can I get a ride with you ... ? SONG — Mother of Violence. Comfort ably Numb THINGS — Kendal Greene, brown nos mg. snorfles. attention and WC's PET PEEVES — The way Dean returns things tomorrow . PT, RC's and the lame acts that get into the Variety Show every year. Honest misunderstandings, getting caught. Tami Renand 100 Wayland Trail ACTIVITIES — Jazz Band 1. 2. 3; Musk AMBITION — To be comfortably numb SAYING — What?. What do you mean?” THINGS Mike Petrucci, Walmsley Lane, the ocean and good parties PET PEEVES NPD. NHS. Narragan sett, rap and funk Liaa Riccio 15 Village Lane ACTIVITIES — Debate Speech 3. 4. Newspaper 2. 3. 4; International Club 1. 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Softball I; Literary Magazine 2. 3. 4; Choir 2. Peer Coun selng 3. 4; Academk Decathlon 3. 4 AMBITION Become a lawyer with a huge family and have enough money to |f SAYING — Are those Dontos? SONGS — Up on the Roof. Piano Man THINGS — Old songs, friends, family, smiles. Golden Retrievers, writing, my car PET PEEVES — Intolerance, math, mean junior high kids, people who only care about money VuesM Richards ACTIVITIES - Class Council 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 3. 4 AMBITION — Art school, success, love, a cabin in New Zealand with the one I love SAYING - Get outa here' . Big fat hairy deal!” SONGS - Acid Reign. Beatles THINGS Friends, art. tie dyes, high rides, animal crackers, horoscopes, mcense, the supernatural, fruit, advd PET PEEVES Rules, busy phones, snobs, golsip. losing things, matenabstk people Jean-Pierrc JP” Sabourin 27 Wampum Rd ACTIVITIES — Baseball 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 AMBITION — To invent something and become rich SAYING - Huh? , What the ... ? SONG — Desperado. In My Dreams THINGS Money, vacations, weekends, scuba diving PET PEEVES — Speeding tickets. SAT's. calculus Deborah Debbie Shaw 74 Edgewater Rd ACTIVITIES — Math Team 2. 3. 4; Na tional Honor Society 3. 4. Mariner Schol- ar Award 1. 2. 3 SONG — Somewhere Out There THINGS — Chocolate, television, sleep «9 PET PEEVES — Homework, summer reading Charles Grady Shay 20 Rose Court ACTIVITIES - Concert Band 3; Concert Chow 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 2. 3. 4; Marching Matt Sbeaba” Shea 138 Central St ACTIVITIES — Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Bas ketball I; Track 2. AMBITION — To own a nightclub m California with topless waitresses SAYING — Farg You SONG - Love Bites THINGS — Sexy ladies, football PET PEEVE — People that smell like pencil shavings Stephanie Steph Smith 42 Inkberry Trail ACTIVITIES Concert Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; South County Music Festival 1. 2; Solo Ensemble 3, 4; Teacher Assistant 1. AMBITION - To live m Maine with the Mooses SAYING — Oh. that's right, you wer- en't there! SONGS - Still of the Night. All of Me. Kiss Off In the Air THINGS — My book. Vahid s language. Weird Al tapes • PET PEEVES — Christine, gym. Doug's friend Tim. Chuck a-hoe Gregory Sally Souza ACTIVITIES - Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Bas ketball 1. 2 AMBITION — To own my own profes- sional team SAYING — I don't know THINGS — Football, winning. Rick's house on Saturdays PET PEEVES — Waiting for Andy, crit tette PET PEEVES No money for snacks, cold weather Sandra Sumner 32 Overlook Rd AMBITION — To succeed SAYING — Kiss my belt loob , So SONG — Chances THINGS — Nephratite. Ernie's punch. RS PET PEEVES — Shelly. Krissy. fake peo ple. J. fads Melanie Taylor 25 Linden Rd ACTIVITIES — All Slate Basketball 3; Prom Committee 3; Cross Country 2. Basketball 3. 4. Volleyball 2; Soccer 4; Golf 2; Homecoming 1. 2. 3. 4. AMBITION — To see the world inside and out SAYING — Are you serious? SONG - Wildfire THINGS — Laughing, ice cream, picnics PET PEEVES — Bad moods, crabby peo pie, having a sr pass with only one study Myja Tybott” Thibault ACTIVITIES — Speech Team 1. 2. 4; Theater 1. 2. 3. 4. AMBITION — To answer every question SAYING — WHAAATT? SONG — Subterranean Homeskk Blues and the Midnight Run THINGS — Rabble rouser. Mopsy. full moons, virgin wilderness PET PEEVES — People who ask me about college, that greasy mechanic at Wakefield Motors Gregory Thomas 110 Beach Plum Rd ACTIVITIES - Baseball 1; Variety Show 1. AMBITION — To race cars and rip every wave on the West Coast with a jetski SAYING — I don't know , Just do it . You only live once SONGS — Bad Company. Streets Have No Name THINGS — Jet skis, waterskung, the mako. the comper, SAE. ZBT. IP's PET PEEVES — Making plans, driving on Friday nights. Marty’s green skirt, the Mav Joey Sti-Cbi Trotta 75 Lakewood Drive ACTIVITIES — Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Tennis 3. 4; Variety Show 1. AMBITION — To live in Hampton. Mass and own a business SONGS — Skin Trade. Sweet Somebody THINGS — Stereo equipment, letters and pictures from Rebecca PET PEEVES — People who think they're better than others, not scoring in Sudden Death in the finals Scott Turenne 7 Beach Plum Road AMBITION - College SAYING — What's up! SONG — Stairway to Heaven THINGS — Fast cars, women, and good times PET PEEVES — Cutting on Lumpy. Matt B always being right Brad “Blotz Vaill 30 Inkberry Tr. AMBITION — To make Tommy Lee rue the day he decided to play drums SAYING — Hit the Road , Gladiators Rule SONGS — You Think You’re Tough. Here I Go Again. Wild Side THINGS — The Sawyer studio. Mara, jamming PET PEEVES — Phil Collms. prejudiced people KEN CHEEZ” VELLONE 24 Cornell Rd ACTIVITIES — Football 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1.2. 3.4 AMBITION — To become a professional football player SAYING — “What's your mother? SONG - Wild Side THINGS — Green M M's. nice cars. Heather, movies, loud music PET PEEVES — Fake people, dead heads, punks. Bill's musk Scott Velloni Mondo Vellooe 32 Anna Olivo Court ACTIVITIES — Wrestling 1. 2. 4; Ski Club 1. 4; Yearbook 4; Homecoming Committee 4. AMBITION - Airline Pilot SAYING — Steve. I'm really gonna hurt Mark Kaiser Wholey 103 Robinson St. 'ACTIVITIES - Soccer 1.2.3.4; Variety Show 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 1. 3; Honor So- ciety 3. 4. Drama Club 3, 4. AMBITION — Play musk to the crowds SAYING — “No thanks, trying to quit , “Cancel my subscription SONGS — Twentieth Century Fox. Mid night Run THINGS — Guitar, musk, soccer, state final shoot outs PET PEEVES — State fmal shoot outs, my little brother's height, pseudo dead heads Inez Nezzer Speights ACTIVITIES — Photography 3; Italian Club 4 AMBITION — To be a famous photog- rapher SAYING — No good SONG - Wish You Were Here THINGS — Pktures, musk. Spain Res- taurant PET PEEVE — Going to work at IGA • Sean Stee-Pbnr Stephenson ACTIVITIES — Baseball 3. 4; Senior High Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Jazz Band 2. 3. 4; Variety Show 1. 2. 3. 4. AMBITION - To take Neil Peart's place on stage SAYING — Oh what the ... ! SONG — Comfortably Numb. Won't Get Fooled Again. Moby Dkk THINGS — My drums, musk, concerts. Laurie, my fhends PET PEEVES — One track-minded peo- ple when it comes to musk; getting up m the morning, when there is nobody I can copy homework from Hollie Bear Stillwell ACTIVITIES - Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Cross-Country 2; Soccer 3. 4; Science Fair 1. 3.4; Peer Counseling 3. 4; Mariner Masquers 1. 2. 3, 4; Solo En- semble 1. 3. 4; Variety Show 1. 2. 3. 4; Citizens Advisory Council 3. 4; Health Advisory Council 3. 4 AMBITION — To be a well known vet and Grand Pnx rider, independent wealth SAYING — It's happenm ... It's your energy SONG - Stand By Me THINGS — Horses, summer, time with friends, food PET PEEVES — Port a johns. unin formed judgment, not having enough time Terry Sullivan 8 South Hill View Dr ACTIVITIES — Cross Country 3. AMBITION — To become a chef SAYING — Sweet SONG - Ripple THINGS — Anything by the Grateful Dead and Bob Marley Peter Man Yee 23 Spicebush Trail ACTIVITIES - Football 1. 2. 3. AMBITION — To own my own orange grove or an apple orchard SAYING — I’m not impressed SONG — Get it up. The Time THINGS — Me. money, cars PET PEEVES — Dirty feet, unsanitary urinals, cheap people Rod Yemma ACTIVITIES - Track 2. 3.4. Football 3. 4 AMBITION — To be a laser and electro optk physiologist SONG - Mom. Mom THINGS — H O Stang's. MP. MT Cats. Skang. M 9 PET PEEVES — BS Artists, bad days Vahid Sheik” Zia ACTIVITIES — National Honor Society 3. 4; Soccer 4. AMBITION — To travel around the world SAYING — Trust me . Later SONGS — Us and Them. Sense the Ad venture. Black and White THINGS — Friends, upbeat musk, fast cars PET PEEVES- Middle initials, the Beas ties Mark Zito 40 Overlook Rd ACTIVITIES — Tennis 1; Track 3. 4; Photo 1. 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Compass 3. 4; Jousting 1. 2, 3. 4; Italian Honor Society 2. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4 AMBITION — To become a married part time lifeguard in Malibu Beach, full time physkian, with 3.5 children SAYING — Hook me up . Where are my keys? SONG - LA Woman THINGS — Ufeguarding, speeding, pho- tography. exotic cars, older women, champagne, candlelight PET PEEVES — My car. keys, greed iness. authority Directory 47 Tina Smith ACTIVITIES - Academk Decathlon SAYING — Oh my God! SONG Always THINGS - Horses. D.H PET PEEVES — Rudeness, noise, nag ging, non trust, wrinkles SENIOR SUPERLATIVES DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Rhonda McConnell, Bill Hay FRIENDLIEST Melanie Taylor, Steve McKendry MOST ATHLETIC Rick Mangili, Paula Grandolfi 48 Superlatives % i A 1� i f QUIETEST LOUDEST Debbie Shaw, Matt Jeffrey LIFE OF THE PARTY Steve McKendry, Christine Mancuso BIGGEST NON CONFORMISTS Dacia Lescarbeaux, Myja Thibault MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Liz Mulcahy, Bill Hay NOT PICTURED: MOST AMBITIOUS Lynn Bessacini, Matt Benson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lynn Bessacini, Matt Benson MOST MUSICAL Joanne DeGroote, Mark Wholey TALLEST SHORTEST Maarten Kraaijvanger, Gina Paruta MOST GULLIBLE Michele Mossey, John Disano SPACE CADETS Laura Amey, Mike Knox MOST ARTISTIC Jason Laurie, Marty Pearson SENIOR I, Laura Amey. will lo Mel a box of McDonald cookies, a b ball, free meals on wings delivery service when you’re 70 and another cat with leukemia; Katie, a bathroom door to swing through. Kim, many more puppynapping capers. Kerri, Bourbon (junior) with a chain around his neck; Paula, a lifetime membership to the P.P.C and a blue submarine; McCourt. face a safe trip on the bus” and re- member I Hate You Girl. Myja. many more aimless walks through the hallways. John, a plane trip with me to Jamaica, Jodi, a trouble free car and a bigger spy crack m the window AM I safe”; Gret- chen, many more early morning break fasts; Robyn, a guitar duel with no mis takes; Dacia, all the candy you can stuff into your pockets; Mr Brown, six more years with another chronic late riser; Cal vin. a log cabin in Peru with Hobbes and permission to let Hobbes stay out past 9:30; Dale C., lots of happiness, huge waves and all my love. Thanks. I. Robert Anderson, will to Ricky my life long friendship; Rob, Chuck, John. Oz. Sean, one long night out on the town (Dunes); M. B . A C., Harry. Danny. Steve and the rest of the Mariners, a good long lived life; Gina, thanks; Renee, for listening; Julie, Rick; Kim B.. a real boy friend. Mr. Zepp. thanks. Alysor.. a life- time of my love I. Kelli Barker, will to Robb a dirty bird and ail the luck in the world; Sean, a jacket with NHS BAND on the back; Dale, two dates; Robert J . one person ahty and all my love; Paula. Carpet Clean- er; Katie, the best of luck; Moira, a pan for the side of her bed. Alyssa. a man her own age and all my love; Kate, some fruit punch and a cigar, Mark L.. some co- ordination and lots of luck. Vahid, an endless supply of smiles and THE PRO RLE; Sandra, the whole zod, beer boy and an endless supply of airline tickets. A. C. the portage. Lance, I love you — good luck. Debbie P . Alvin the Chipmunk and Frogger. M F., all my love and more good times; Laura, my luck with the po- bce; Shannon, the time to be bothered; Mrs. Boyle, my love and lots of thanks; the Class of '88. everything they ever wanted I. Gretchen Beck, will to Michele the abil tty to D A B A B of W. Joe’s hotdog and a grape soda, a good night of D's boat, the right to say T. E. HIS. O.; Mark and Michele, the ability To Know ; Kncket, a dead seagull and a cow. Liz. an ev- erlasting turtle; Beth. 1001 apologies; Moira, a nde to the ice plant, directions to the Showcase, and a boyfriend. Katie, a week off; both of you. our friendship and the best of luck. Mrs Webster, a new recipe box and a student like me every year. Mom and Dad. Thanks. I Love You I. Joseph Beneditti, will to Roundy a non exaggerated story. SheaBa. a night with KM in the condo; Ricky, number 80; Tess. a new Audi; Stevie, real ping pong ability. Harry, some sanity. Andy, a blue San Francisco shirt. Mr Zepp and next year’s football team, good luck, Jody L.. a lemon and the ultimate I. Matt Benson, will to Ozzy a road full of waiting rabbits. Lynch, an '88 Mustang GT and a scholarship to Georgetown. Sixx. a bass and any truck; Scott, a dnv er's license and real basketball ability. Bill W , a real car (red Horizon). Hayba. an A in Trig.; Lynnie, my height and tennis ability; Lisa R.. math ability; Debbie, a loud scream. Blotz, a tie dye shirt and a crew cut; Kate, Kathy, L M . L. B.. and L. R.. my friendship forever, M N . B V.. B H.. B W . P. B . Lumpy, a good time and my friendship. Dogger, another per- fect basketball teammate; the rest of the Seniors, good luck and may you be suc- cessful; the rest of NHS. air and lungs to make it through. I, Lynn Bessacini, will to Renee a frown (please use it). Kate, a yacht and mag nifying glass; Bill, a lifetime supply of massages. Beth, a wedding ring; Pat. a mountain and all the ice cream you can eat; Mark, a car and ten sets of keys. Matt, a serious relationship. Ricky, an A in algebra and a permanent tutor; Jen. a winning tennis team; Kathy, an- other Sly Day with HIM present; Shan- non. the name Gabrielle. Jimmy, an A m physics and a car seat. Melanie, all the candy you can eat. Dale, a permanently 50 Wills pale face, Debbie, the ability to be loud and obnoxious; everyone else, the best of luck. I, Michael Biafore. will to Dan a couple of kids tn your own grade to hang with and a mirror. John, the ability to wake up In the morning, Harry, a Maverick, a driver’s license and the ability to refuse someone, Andy, a life supply of bananas, the ability to be on time, a few more dungeon workouts and a crcwcut; Kenny V., a comb in your back pocket: Sally, a child named Robert; Bob A , the ability to trash RA-389; Ms. Masterson. a ride to school and thanks for everything. Trad, all the good times that we have shared. I. Karen Bridge, will to Peggy the ability to stop eating, the ability to stay awake during a movie, and all the good mem ories we have had. Julie, the ability to decide between Dave and Rick and our everlasting friendship, K. B . C. M our memories; Bobby, a seatbelt. Kirsten, a car; Jimmy, the ability to make it through high school; my Mom, thanks for being there for me. Brendon, my everlasting love and the best of luck in the future. I. Kristine Brooks, will to Chris M some funny memories, a true friendship, and take the long way home. RM and MD, walks to the CTevice before VA. PG. But- terfinger, curb it ; JD. a good cheer leading squad; KB. a full moon, rich man. CP. a fast ride (checkers); MM. a new lawyer. GR. a serious conversation. M McKenna, escorts lo the snowball, K. McKenna, a fast throw down third base. Jen and MaryJane. I love you guys; Dan- ny. our special love always and forever. I love you babie, and keep smiling, my parents. I love you. and thanks for being there I. Ted Brown, will to Myja. an escape to Bob Dylan-hood; Leif, a quick ticket to YUPPIE(DOM) and a 1988 SAAB (SPG) Turbo; Matt L. a low sodium diet. Dennis, a Fourth Reich; Whiff, a Cannon Personal Copier. I. Pat Burford, will to Mark a Capri RS. 5- litrc with no problem. Lynn, another ski lesson. Kathy, a fuzz buster; Matt, the animal machine. Tim M., my ace ban dages and crutches; Kristen D.. my eye lashes. Dan Wiser”, another trip to Sum- mit Country and perpetual snow; Rich Adham. fond memories and many thanks. I. Kristina Carocci, will to Moira McKenna your face frozen like that forever. Mme. Zompa. a full course meal; Cindy Wall, lots of luck In your senior year; Terri C. the ability to pass a math class the first time around; the soccer team, my donation ; Beth G., a clean car and a full tank of gas; Amy V.. a hot fudge sundae; Katie McKenna, an evil look; Jill McEne- aney. a bucket full of veiny chicken, a nickname, a lifetime with Gertrude, and our friendship. Thanks for the support during the hard time. I. Andrew Carr, will to Mike B 20 inch pythons and a lifetime membership to Koussa's; Harry, the ability to just say NO , an insurance policy under $2000. Ennque. a great tennis career; Dan. two pork chops and a brush; Steve, the ability to beat me in a wrestling match; Rick, endless SAT courses; Sheaba. a high po- sition at NUSK ; Matt J.. rage of DELCO. Sally, a job at M M Oil; Charlie, your own band; Kenny D., tons of XXL attire; Bob A., a bottle of cologne worth $35.95, Morty. a victory over rue in pong. Rod and Moe. a lifetime supply of protein drinks. Anne M , I’m gonna miss ya”; Kenny V., we’ll play this weekend. Drew, my kicking abilities. Tess. your own pri vate john; The Football and Tennis Teams, another state title; Joe. my San Francisco t-shirt I. Tern Chalifoux. will to Krissy the ability to look down on junior high. Todd, friend- ship forever; Beth, friends forever and a milk-bone dog biscuit; Kim and Alan, a day apart; Jill, the ability to fake and get away with it; my brother, the best years of NHS; Ronnie, a party you don’t have to clean up after; Amy. good luck in the future. Reggie, all the good times in study. I. Debra Cole, will to Dee A W A forever, memories of the summer of '87 and my friendship forever. Peggy. M S.; Kern, a super decoder ring; Hollie. an apple. Sue, M L.; Leslie, the UCLA guys; Kate and Lynn, an A in calculus. Alyssa. D. H . Matt, good luck; Ron. a second chance; Mom. all my love and thanks; Ken. Mia. Judy and Rick, thanks for everything I. Bob Crowley, will to Brendon H. a trip to R.I.; Anthony M.. an I.D.; Danny P.. friendship. Ron I., a ride to a party. Sean L. , a car that goes In reverse. Brendon R . a vacation from Christy; Kricket, my love and friendship. Jen D., two tickets to Lost Boys; Kristine, someone ugly. Moira, a date with me. Kelli B., a normal boy- friend; Karen B., my friendship and best of luck; D P . R I.. A M . B H . K B . P G., hope to see you all in Florida. I. Ken Davis, will to Steve H. my rat luck and the ability to go pro. Ricky, the great call ability and McDonalds in Tolland. CT; Cink, his air conditioner. Matt J.. another PP W talk; Sheaba, some roast beef sandwiches; Kaiser, the fish bowl. Hog ger, my all-American sweeper ability; Keepa, the finals in a shut out; Coach A. thanks for the best six years and one more banner. Shawna. good luck and I won't forget you; Kerry, my shooting touch, the car and many great years to come. Mom and Dad. thanks for doing everything, all my friends, later fellas . I. Joanne Degroote. will to Robyn more freeway fun; Melanie. T. S. Flasher , a tan in a bottle. M B.; Lauren, many more trippy evenings; Mike K . $8.00 which I owe and a spittoon. Jeff, freedom; Chris- tine. a real party. Denise, many S.A.B's; Laura A., the ability to drive; Cindy, noth- ing (Lauren’s enough); Kim, a human size dog house with running water, electricity and appliances, and 40 acres in East Ja Pee Pee. I. Julienne DeSantis, will to Steffy, a '66 Mustang and my friendship. Ally Cat. all the watermelon you can eat; Jenny M , a year's supply of fancy undies; S. H., the ability to smile during a crisis; Kevin M , a clean mind; Vahid Z., a rainbow; my sister Jeri, all the luck and happiness in the world, Moe H.. and Beaner G., my lend Ing ear and Friday nights. Debbie S., the ability to eat lunch and talk at the same time; the rest of my friends, memories; Thanks Mr. G. and Mrs. Johnson • I. Michelle Diaz, will to Roda anything and everything you want. Knoxy. Sat’s and Sun’s zoned out in my room. Papa, my ability to charm; C. C. my ability to be able to think things out; B. B.. my height. Katie, two people in the middle of the beach. Moira, my ability to be rude; K and M. OH. I'm sorry. Kirsten, an ite and ip of everything, Jules, my ability to know the answer, not the question. Gretchen, the ability to SHUT UP when needed; my son. Brendon. all my love and luck with- out me; D. L . 9th grade. P. G.. and K B.. rides to school every day. Tom Quinn, thanx for all your time and effort, eve- ryone else. The Best of Luck! I. Steve Dillon, will to Kendal green- growth; Dean, a grey house, happiness, and Deslock’s head; Myja. a chance to meet the P’s that took our bread and the guy with the pants (when we have our plinkers), Holley, a shell, a stone, and a feather in return. Mar, a TAROT card and remembrances; Jeff, freedom and ful- fillment; Ed. that Gibson Sound and a purple leg; Jay. success in Movieland and a sliced tomato; Everyone, a way to find their way. I. John DtSano, will to Chucki a strong pair of glasses to use before going out; Moski. good luck in the special forces and future success; Rodney. 8 more refills to DBall and everything else that might work. Anthony, a real job. a new ID. and a happy and exciting life; everyone, grad- uate from Narragansett; my favorite girl- friend. Kristen S.. all the happy memories and love forever I, Julie DiSanto, will to Donna and Ray the ability to graduate. Peggy, a straw berry daiquiri; Coose, my brother. KB, the ability to grow. Moira and Katie, our friendship; Drew, a phone call; Rhonda, and Michelle, a jammin rap session in M’s car; Rhonda, thanks for those words of wisdom. Moss, the right decision; Rick, the ability to chill and our relationship; Karen, our friendship; Lon and Karen M.. good luck these last years; Steve M., thanks hun for everything. I love you; Dave. My love always; my parents. thanks for everything. I. Trevor Downey, will to Row my com- puter and a pool table; Paul, my most prized possession, my board, and my wet suits. Matt King, the skill to become a pro surfer. Tim C.. an education; Matt C.. a real chest; Steve Latera, that chick he missed out on last Summer at the mouth; Scott H., a Lamborghini. Bob A.. Sam’s B ; Pob Garofalo. VITE!. Jill M , a steady boyfriend; My Brother, an unbreakable shoulder. I, John Duksta. will to Brian sanity, a vegetable garden, extra blood; Kevin, a complete Chess King wardrobe; Stcph, a bushel basket of black jelly beans; Michaela. Jenny. Juli, a complete Joy Division collection; Kathy, a price gun that meets my specifications; Christine Z.. sedatives; Meg. someone better than my- self; To all my other friends, my inherent ability to say the wrong thing at the worst possible time to the wrong person I, Eddy Fisheil. will to Zonker (Jeff Burns) my 1969 Gibson LES and a chance to make it as a big time musician; Paul, a job and a good deal; Steve Dillon, my Zej pelin albums and a life in the middle Earth. Don Moore, two feet of height and a job he can last at; Joanne DeGroote. a healthy and happy life; Dan Packer, a hook; Sean Lennon, a brand new car. Ron lemma, a house that won't get wrecked during a party. Cassidy, anything he wants and a paper to tell him that he knows where it’s at; Wavely, a jamming party. FAM, a constant supply of money and all the food he can eat at anytime; Dustin, a chance to be an awesome skat- er; Shea and Duggan, a party for all the ones they missed because of football; Jere, nothing I, Harry Fisher, will to Andy his own fitness center, plenty of ladies, an XXXL wardrobe. Mike, a real girlfriend, a lat machine, and a life supply of muscle up; Dan. a portable minor, some music les sons; SaHy Souza, some English lessons, a lawn mower, some Portuguese art. Ken. a real amp; Bill, a higher tolerance level; Matt Shea, a backstage pass to the Miss America pageant. Matt Jeffrey, the same trip with Matt Shea; Brian, some air freshener. Drew, plenty of rides home. Joe. a life insurance policy; Steve, a por- table center; Rick, whatever you want is yours, The football team, good luck, Gina, many more talks; Jody, many more Island parties. Ralli, someone who will listen to you talk; Tracy, a new boyfriend; Ken D.. a crate of styling gel; Katie and Moira, nametags and a commercial for Doublemint gum; Mara, some hula les- sons; Coach Zepp. many more Super Bowls; Mrs. Johnson, some real jokes; the rest of the senior class, a promising fu- ture. I, Bob Flynn, will to Greg T. A Mustang GT and a new car door; Greg P.. Sat- urday night out with the guys. Tim, a tape recorder and car; Ross, bananas for your leg; Josh, the ultimate island party and midnight soccer; Sue. a relationship; Steve M , the final Rambo mission; Leslie, a license; Jim. goalie for 2 stale cham- pionship teams, Joey, a girlfriend your own age; Boo. Sally the seal. My Parents, a letter of thanks (or putting up with me in high school; to all my friends, all my love. I, Peggy Gardiner, will to C. C. a life of happiness with Greg. K B., Danny for- ever and a Butterfinger. C. M , curbit and a full moon. A O.. an empty street and the right words to a song. K. B . the ability to drive slower and all those great times; J. D.. Chuckie Kane. R M and M. D . the morning out to breakfast, and last but not least to my parents. I bet you never thought I'd make it! I. Robb Garofalo. will to Sixx a golden arm and a golden bucket to ice it with; Blotz. L. A.; Sean, an endless supply of drumsticks. Ken Vellone. some Venn Kel lone; Bob A., the Animal. Bill, eternal gratitude for the new fender. K B . a fat seagull. J. M., a year's supply of slush puppies. J P . APPLE. INC., D W.. ski. ski. skill; OZ. his first Road Pizza bronzed!; V. Z . the profile. Lumpy, a pint-sized lawn mower. S. V.. a $150 car; the Gladiators, immortality; the class of ’88. Life. Liberty, the Pursuit of Hap- piness. and a good lawyer! WILL | Todd Gill, will lo my brother. Andrew a Irfe and decent grades; Ttm M .. success next year academically and athletically. Ken I) . a citation with shocks. Steve and Rick. NFL contracts; Kaiser, a gold stick . Keepa. a six pack ol freshmen. B F , a new maverick. Huey, the Gansett surf; Joe Fresh. Mr T's gold chains. Josh, a left foot; Mr A, continued success and good luck, the NHS soccer team, a few more championships; S. B.. and K W.. forever friendship; Sue and Trish. real boyfriends; Leslie, acceptance at Har vard; Shashi, my everlasting love and a red convertible BMW. I. Dennis Gladu. will to Leif an '89 Bent ley. Ted. a time warp back to good music; Charlie, a real boss and a pigeon seeking grenade launching box bottom; Whiffe Zito, a cloning device for matter and con tmued friendship with Senator Bidden; Kim D.. American men; Rodney Yemma. Parole I. Beth Goff, will lo Terri our past un forgettable years and more to come. Tod. kick with Terri; Kim and Alan, a white picket fence; Jill. Mr Wonderful, that you’ll marry'; Krissy. look down on those you can't look over; Amy. a good gym excuse. Magee, the star just left of the moon; Lori, a one way ticket home. Jen. you pulled the alarm!; Chns, a key to all of our problems; George's, the days 1 went to work sick. and days I didn't when I wasn't; Kevin, luck and love!!; Mom. Dad, and Ron. Thanks I Love You!!! I. Cynthia Gowen. will to my sis the ability to put up with NHS teachers; Nally, my bod to hug. squeeze and kiss; Ozzy. some real jokes; Steefer. my ability to play volleyball and always have a teammate like me; Mara, a Chequita banana sticker for her coffin. Blot , a hundred hair elas tics, a new per and Mara. Beth G. and Liz M., the ability to get to school on time; Potter, the ability to get to school PE RIOD, JoJo, her own car. Marty and Gina, more good times on the beach. Mel and Clark. HI!; the class of '88. see ya at the class reunion and good luck I. Paula Grandolfi. will to Moira a Toyota GTS. a seafood dinner, and my ability to dance like G. M.; Katie; the pink panther club, a free dance lesson by Al. the best of luck with Michael; Shannon, driving les- sons, Gizmo; Kelli, skiing lessons and life- long employment at the BA, Laura, the pink panther club; Coach Adham. my awesome goalie skills; Melanie, a real soc- cer team; B J . a buttercup; Class of '88. best of luck in the future. I, Jason Greene, will to Aubrey P. a new car ; Vahio Z., a new camel ; Moe H., a tomcat ; Scott H.. a road with no cops ; Rick W,, “a new girlfriend ; Cindy M., “All my Love”; Joe G., “more money and luck ; John P , a new voice ; Donna Z.. John P.'s old voice ; Julie D.. a bed of roses and a pair of shoes”; the class of 88, many, many more parties. I. Bill Hay, will to Christine a solution, my love; Kathy, phone time, Lynn, no fights, Kate, a slime; Matt, W C; Steve, no cops; Kerri and Hollie, unlimited rides; Denise, my wardrobe; Liz. 6 minute mile; Jessica, mens I, Dawn Hazard, will to A. A . Agela a punkfnend. a compass, and my ability to cook; Jill M., Terri C. Krissy C., Beth G., Amy V. and K P., horse and carriages. Footloose, panic buttons, piglets, and slumber parties. Carol, Pepsi but I prefer Coke , a concert of your choice. J T.. flat, strange behavior and helium bal- loons; Terry, my grades and the ability to get up in the morning for school; Jen L . fashion mags and friendship; David S.. Best of Luck in the Future. I. Chris Hewitt, will to Kaiser a schol- arship to school of choice and a new pong table; StiGhi, a Mass, girl of choice. Hol- ly, anything you want. Keepa. a restau- rant; J L., any film he wants. Les and Sue. separate lives; T. G., new shocks for your Citation; L. R., a diploma; Mr A., first round on me; Nut. bottle of anything; Booga. a leg; hsoj, game of quarters; R. L., an engagement ring. Ken. new lady. Dean, House In Spain, Myja. starring role; Dead heads, the absence of fakes. World, Peace I. Kate Hickey, will to Ryan a great time at NHS; Alyssa, a Ferrari, tropical punch, a pink limo. and everlasting friendship; Liz. a date with Dan W and a serious game of G.l. Joe; Matt, the ability to be quiet; Bill, an “A in Spanish. Joy. a lasting relationship with a decent guy. a real job, memories and friendship. B V., my extensive collection of Phil Collins albums and the hallway; Lynn. calc, par ties and red fishics; Renee, a can of olives and my huge yacht; BJK, a car and a lifetime supply of candy, H. M . a date with J. V.; Kelli, a place that you've never been and my ability to climb out of win dows. Mr. Tucker, a lifetime supply of M M's; Mrs. Boyle, period G; Leslie, a license; Sue. a lasting job; Amia, a Bobbie doll. Melissa, a real � 10 and a job at the beach forever, the '87 beach staff, another summer of fun and mem ories;Mom and Dad. THANKS for being there and having patience I. Dan Holland, will to Doug O.. Rob W , Rob B., and Dave C. the best of luck in the future and to graduate with no prob- lems. Mrs. N and Mrs. P.. thanks for your friendship and help. I. Steven Holland, will to R M a truck load of girls. K D . the ability to reach his goal in life; M J., a handoff; A C . a wig for when he's 30. Dananimal. a stove for the weightroom, K. M . a boomerang; M. ‘M., a Porsche and a bottle of cherry water; J. Z., thanks for believing In me; M P., normal hands. Begal, a moment that we get along. L M . a cocker spaniel; Vito Benoditto, a whip. D M and B L.. thanks for the security; Sheaba, his dream girl; my teammates, the thanks for two of the best years of my life I, Moe Horndge, will to Julie D. a better car; Beth M., to grow old with Gregg; Gina P., all the preppy clothes, and MVP for basketball. Steve M., lots of junkfood; Joe C, good luck on new truck, Alice Gunn, luck at the college of your choice; Jay C.. luck and good grades in school. Scott F., a haiT cut; Kevin M , for eve ryone to leave his mind alone; Kerry H.. to quit smoking. Kim L., to hang 10 on a 50 foot wave; Jenny, to get rid of her babysitting jobs; Scott H . to be able to make it through the Air Force boot camp alive; Steph S., common sense, some school spirit, picture of Scott, Doug, and Tim. Jason Green, a YUGO. I. Leif Husted Jensen, will to THEO a GTO. lizard boots and success; Myja. re- ality. woods, mental awakening, and a one way ticket to Bonn; Dennis, the world, more rainy Sunday trips, and a nose job; Matt L„ life back In the late 60's, health food, and a whip-lt; Whiffa. a Smith and Barney copier. Softe Parade, successful career in musk and the rights to your videos. Mr C. a new lead trum pet; Mr. Robinson, BMW 7331; everyone else, good luck I. Carol iasimone. will to Greg P. a hotel room, an older woman and all my math homework; Matt L.. a lifetime supply of Groovy Dead tkkets and all the peace, love and happiness in the world, Joey G., an erotk experience; Denise L., a 7th grade shopping spree and a MS and a BG; Pat C.. a greetings and a hearty hello! ; Dawnie H.. I mean gimmee a wristband!, something blue-silver, tap shoes, symp- toms of the flu. helium. Coke but I prefer Pepsi , a tour of the FBI museum. RT. SL. a tiger, a new moon and a trip to Sri Lanka; WR, ail my love; all the above mentioned, our friendship and best wish- es, lots of luck in the future! I. Ronald lemma, will to Packer the mem ones of the summer hoop sessions and our hitching adventures; Anthony, the chance to leave this town while you still can; Sean L.. the good times we've had and the ones to come; Bob C, a real car stereo; Jeff, the right scene and a place to stay in W.P.B.; Fam, a career as a big time guitarist. Dustin. Waves, Shea. Ed F.. John T., Sac. Duggan and Chris, many more kkking parties!! I. Leslie Johnson, will to Greig. a non- commitment relationship and a lifetime supply of breath mints; Sean W . a blonde cheerleader named Heather and a stolen bike; Sean S., a lesson in wrestling to defend yourself against Tim. Kate, a laugh and a chance to be on the Olympic Volleyball Team. Tim, the ability to keep a secret and a new leg, Kerri, a grapefruit. Hollie. another dinner at Casa Luptta, Bob. Sue's car. and to be a mellow stud forever; Ross, some muscles, a sheik, a rugby shirt, and a Cafe Mexicano; Jason, a nail Joke , and an all night party; Josh, some ice cubes, a case of Ed's Red, and a new voice; Sue. a 6-foot turkey, two new legs, and my water skiing ability; Greg, an '88 black Mustang GT. a moving quarter, and Hong Kong Fooey; Serina, an ice cream maker and someone to watch T V. with; Steve, a trip to class, (on me); and to all of the above (and anyone else I may not have mentioned), a house to party at. all of our good times, luck in the future, and love and friendship for- ever! I. Mike Knox, will to M D. a fight on a free day. R M . a new car and a successful life; B K., the ability to graduate; A D . an A in calculus; D. G.. a new car; J. D.. a head pump; C. M,, to only have one boyfriend; J. L . to break up with Jeff and start a relationship with me; L. A., the ability to drive; S. L . Q. P.. M. D., have fun next year; MM. to start again. KM. a party. M. D.. R. M., you'll always have a friend. I. Maarten Kraaijvanger, will to Andy a tennis lesson and my homework, Harry, a decent hair cut. Steve McKendry, driving lessons. Dale, a step by step book on how to win the box game; Mary Wholey. my ping pong ability; Liz. a singing career and a water polo game. Mel. my car; Leslie, a peaceful day at the beach. Jason. Perry and a horror movie; Steve H.. a race down Narrow river, Andy S., the finals of a tennis tournament, John, never to be bothered while swimming, Mrs. Johnson, a homework assignment; Class of ‘88’. a prosperous and joyful future I. Brian Lague. will to Matt S. to be stranded on an island with K. M.; Matt J., a story with no E factor. Joe B.. my driving skills and 20 dozen eggs; Shane, my wtggy. Qnky. one night with anyone. Jazzy, the long bomb; Debby C my gun. Harry Fish, another night in Joe's condo; Uncle, a Figi Party. Andy C.. a Mr. Uni versity Title; the football team, good luck' I, Sue Larmke. will to Leslie 100 gallons of Heathbar Crunch, the ability to make up your mind and love and friendship al ways!. Josh, an endless supply of W C. a wind surfing lesson and the ultimate ski season, Ross, a constant woodie, a smile and a Garofalo Monday. Tim. new knees, a party, a new cartoon character, and a pizza; Greig. a “chat , and any girl; Steve, a game of ace-duce. and soccer fans forever; Greg, a family of possums, and an island party. Bob. higher toler- ance. a night without driving and a drive- in movie. Jason, to star in a Star Trek episode, Sean W , admission to NHS; Todd, my brown Citation; Tom, a house key. and a dinner on me. Andy, friend ship. Andrew, my attitude, a massage. Tricia, my ability to brown nose; All of my friends, love and friendship forever and a midnight soccer game; Mom and Dad. You only have to go through it three more times. Thanks! 1, Robyn Laurence, will to Bridget the best times your Sr. year; Denise, more en- lightening conversations. Bill H.. a great massage and tighter pants, Moira, no memory of B M whatsoever, Chris H , my hand in marriage. Joanne, a trip to Boston with 3 gorgeous guys, reality to all of your wildest dreams, luck, and love; Mel. apologies for getting you involved with B. M., the “Executioner’s” phone number, a British prince, luck and love; Dacia, a date with someone who's never been married, Laura, Jingle Bells forever, all underclass people, great times at NHS' I, Jason Laurie, will to Scotty, wrestling ability, tomato juice, and a whip. Kirk, a funnel, a pair of treksters. Paul Johnson's autograph, and noxelmne; Bones, a hre hydrant, my stepcousm. and a depressless night; Savek. a birthday brew, and a nail of a good time. Sue. Les . and a back rub, The Enterprise, a Lepard ses- sion, and a midnight soccer game; Fri alator. knuckleball. and my sister; Softe Parade, thanks from the King; Marty, a dance with Tim. and a parking lot ser enade; Kerri, my red skivvies; Dean. Marilyn Monroe; Liz. a dirty sand sculp lure; Barbara. Amaroth’s head and Tomarikin Skywalker; Tie Heads, a neck to put those ! � S'! ties around, Loui, a Job at the Choc. Shop and softe blue covers, the girls I've flirted with, ME; my beloved sister. You’re gay and Crooky, Checkoff, his pants; Sulu. a car I. Joyce Lavlmodiere. will to Mary Jane all the fun we had in Ceramics. Mike K . a license. Gretchen, a share in the Coca- Cola Company; Rhonda, a can of Jolt ; Peggy, our friendship, the class of '88'. good luck and we're outta here!; Mom and Dad, thanks, Jeff, me and all the memories we have shared I. Lori Law. will to Mr. Pepler our great friendship and our long talks. I’ll miss you; Barbara, good luck in the future with John; Lauren and Tammy, our friendship forever and all my notebooks; Billy, all my love and friendship forever, Beth, a great future with Greg; Michelle, our friendship forever; Eleanor, the room 8c window and our friendship, all the underclassmen, good luck in the future; Beth. Colleen, and Holly, luck In the future and working at the beach; Leshe L.. thanks for being here for me and I love you. I. Sean Lennon, will to Shea a gut buster; Duggan, a comb and a girlfriend. Burns, a day in Providence . It always ends ; FAM, a Hendricken diploma and a day at the beach. Dustin, a bomber and a trip to Uncle Ricks; Waverly, Jimmy B.; Sac, some will power. John T.. a mailbox and a key to the yacht dub; Kristen, a vacuum; Dan. a Halloween reunion, a night at Jer- es and a get out of j il free card; Ed G.. a date; Monroe, some self control and the ability to say NO ; Ed F., a Skynyrd ticket and twister, Bobby, a blonde haired girl. Ron. the ability to get caught, a ride to Terms, and a date with Mrs. Hodge. Disalvo, a VCR and the ability to play quarters; Mom and Dad. well I finally made it. thanks for everything, and I love you both, everyone, thanks for all the good times we've had!! and a huge party. I. Dacia LesCarbeau, will to Melanie a copy of the lyrics to Louie Louie ; end less strawberry daiquiris; and a life-size poster of Jim Morrison; Amy C, Latin men. “shoes made of twist-ties; the wait er from The Ark ; and the Amos” street sign, Alyssa. non-hairy men; Lisa R., a pink fuzzy bathrobe with matching slippers; Robin, a small car with a chauf- feur; Bill H., lots of back rubs; Mark L.. I will myself. Lisa P.. a large ice coffee from Bess Eaton. Laura A., the ideal fortune cookie from Chen's; Brian, a chance to see the see the Smiths, but only if I can meet the Cure. I. Matt Lmdley. will to Ed an udice, a sunlamp, and a bag of fertilizer; Terry, a ticket to ride; Carol, my tie dyes. Blotz. some taste. Antone. elevated shoes. Eric, a six houi break. I, Denise Lindewall. will to Shannon a clean rug. a day without a fight, uncle BG’s, the P. D., songs, poems, toast with- out jelly, a bush. LLTOTWTURI. and thanz for everything. Gina, S. W on a platter with an apple in her mouth, a black hand stamp and a python, B. J.. a week of Tuesdays on guard, a rope, and a porcelain dome. Robyn, a tickley thing, a one night talk and a ride. Joanne. last period bio.. Mary McMufftn with bacon and sausage. Ted. a talk that we can finish. Paula, a ceramic butterfly. Katie, a firecracker. Mara, a mouse in a Mender, Carol. 7th grade shopping spree and new shoes; Cheez and Sal. a pond, a secret club in a treehouse. and all the memories; Rhonda and Michelle, a circle, candles and new shoes. Ken and B. J.. our version of quarters, everyone. Good Luck! I, Mark Lombardi, will to Dacia, myself; Sixx, a girl of his choice. Lynch, Ozzy, Ratt Man and Blotz, all the best of luck m We. Matt, my great sense of humor. Scott, my driver’s license; KelU. my friendship; Clarke, my patience with females and my easygoingness; Mrs. Johnson, my geom- etry homework; Ms. Wilson, another friendly senior; Alyssa. all my love and honesty. Scott V.. 6 Kings. Peter T.. my super white car. I. James MacPhee. will to my brother my board; my sister, my money and ability to keep it. I. Christine Mancuso, will to K. B. a pile of dirty clothes to crash on. a Long Journey home; C. P. Skippa, imagine that, my Wills 51 SENIOR bro's 1 l’d; R M . Rota, a midnight snack; M D., Cosmo-Tina Turner live in your bedroom. P G., a full moon; G. B.. a muzzle. K. B., a leak by the tree at W. Lane. J. D.. all my dirty thoughts. M M Moss, a double M7; Moira, a funny face; Katie, Mac, a grip on your racket; P. G. and A M C. a strange ride home, long lasting friendship; C. D , D. P . 62. no blue lights, a safe ride home; B L., Tess, a build in Shower Toilet; Rick, a kick in the head; Sheaba. a new attitude; J. B . a new mind behind the wheel, J. T.. a long talk, S L , a session on the MPB, My family. Thanks for your support and lots of love forever; N.H.S., LATA!, and to all of the above long lasting memories!! I, Rick Manglli, will to Steve H. the scam of the century, an NFL contract with the Denver Broncos. Ken D . Atwells Ave In Johnston and the ability to make great calls; Matt J., a scholarship to Nebraska. Sheaba. the hottest babe In the U.S.; Drew M . my blocking techniques and the ability to clip at the worst times; Tess. a Porsche; Joe B.. to be kicker for the Cowboys; A. C. a trip D bra. Mike B.. my 80. Julie, a speeding ticket under $61; H. M.. a choc, shake; Bob A . LA. Renee, my speed. Sheri, my posters. Lynn B . my math ability, football team, good luck; Mr Zepp and Mr B thanks alot. Mom, honor roll; Mike. Hateras; Christine M . Ice; Kim Cybulskl, my dog Bandit. The Coons, our future. I, Tom Marchetti. will to Matt Llndley life as a dead head and one chance to kill Benny , his boss; Eric M . life pass to all the ski slopes In the country; Dennis Giadu, another foreign exchange student; 'Steph', a beach umbrella; Mr. Hutchins, a sexy pepper I. Eric McCarthy, will to John T. the luck to own a car for more than a week; Tim L.. the luck not to always get caught red- handed; Kevin D.. another Monday night East side run, Anthony M . a large pair of elevator shoes. Dan Wise, a season pass to McDonalds, my family, good health. I. Rhonda McConnell, will to Michelle my friendship, love forever, and thanx; J. 0 . the ability to have all your questions an- swered; C. C . a midnight snack; K B . a can of Pnngles”; Moira and Katie, a 2AM trip to Newport and a pop tart with frosting; Knox, my freaky buddy, a per- manent freak, Gretchen. the ability to SHUT UP at the right time; M M.. a brain, Peggy and Karen, a ride to school. Denise, the 9th grade, Val, the ability to graduate with all A’s”; Greg, to be the football captain before you graduate; my parents, thanx for everything; Mr Quinn, thanx for all your help; R H . A.O M L.; to everyone else. THE BEST OF LUCK' I, Shannon McCourt, will to Denise a black stamp on your hand, skiing lessons, a new rug, LLTOTWTUR1, a p.n. that isn't taken, interesting songs, poems, our talks, and laughs; Paula, a blue submarine checkbook, SB parking lot, a ceramic but- terfly; Steve, the nickname “Bird ; Lau- ra, a year's supply of candy bars, our unending laughs in the cafeteria, strang- ers on buses. Paula's blue submarine checkbook, I hate you girl; Moira, a Span- ish book with a cover, my ability to drive any car. Katie, a trip to Mexico; Gina, a snake of your very own; Marty, gym class- es and my ability to get through them. Puna, lots of luck and have fun. the Class of 1988, good luck In everything you do. I, Jill McEneaney. will to Raili, a lifeguard named Matty who works at the point and the ability to stop flirting; Terri, a smaller tank and driving lessons; Krtssy, a dog that doesn't resemble a bowling ball. Amy. SVH 137; Katie, a day at the beach with no dean up. Mora, a car door made out of cardboard. Beth, one dollar for every night I slept at her house and a broken answering service; Madome Zompa. Au revoir; Rob. my ability not to be ignorant; Beth, a seagull. To the girls' soccer team, a year without being slaugh tered in 7 games out of ten I, Chuck Mcginnis, will to Anthony a life- time membership to Chess King, a happy marriage to WPB; John, a glass cutter, a job and that 25C I owed you on 8 14 87; Lumpy, a razor and a real car; Oz, an- other weak joke; Rob. the saying You know it too!”; Mike N and Jay, Nolan Ryan's heat; Ken V.. A M.; Bob. some onion rings. Everyone else, a successful future I, Steve McKendry, will to Sweep I 20 goals at sweep. Sweep II. a perfect goal kick. Skankman. a new ski boat. Kaiser, unlimited ski time. Nut. a lot of rest for all that running; Sti Chi, a perfect diving header. Meatball, a state championship. Hayba. a perfect take down and a state championship; GT, a perfect cut and an '87 GT. Boog. a new kickstand; Leslie and Sue. a great party. Strings, a case of Uncle Ben's; Julie D.. a guy with no fights. Lori, my wildness. Karen, a full year of soccer, all my coaches and teachers, my thanks and appreciation; Mom and Dad, my love. I, Katie McKenna, will to Paula an at- titude problem. Dying is an Art , and a recording contract; R M and M D.. a pop tart with frosting (I'm not sorry!); G B.. a problem; M M . no confusion. Kris B . a softball In the eye. C. M . the ability to play badminton; Joy Y.t best of luck; Steve H.. a boomerang. Julie, a long talk. J M . a day at the beach with Rob; S. M , excellent driving ability. Bill M . an ar- gument; Dr Flaherty, all the grace in the world; everyone, all the luck in the world' I. Moira McKenna, will to Gretch. Scooter Pies. Paula, my ability to gain weight, and to be on Star Search. Rhonda, frosted pop tarts; Michelle, a ride to a concert and I'm not sorry!; Kris, an escort to the Snowball Dance; Chris. 5 scrambled eggs. Julie, more talks, smiles and the ability to say NO; Krissy, new eyes; Jill, driving lessons; Shannon, my driving ability; Steve. CCC talks; Greg, a fight; Dr Flaherty, good luck without me; Robyn, a real job. Mel. PB van. Ice cream; Mike, a license; Kerry and Kirstln, good luck. Mom. THANKS! I, Barbara McPherson, will to Denise an unforgettable Tuesday. Tuesday convos. an egg. a string, and a sword; Beth, our talks (thanks), great life with Gregg. Lori, the belief that she is thin, our days in psyc . a great future, John, ail my love, thanks for being there!; Kevin, all our days in algebra, future success, a clean mind; Dan H.. the library. I. Charlie McPhlllips, will to Dennis G a refresher course with Tucker, a wallet you won't lose, a pack of smokes from Brock; Cramby, a real car and graduation in 88; Jeff S.. happiness and a million dollars; Gail H . happiness and a dog that doesn’t run away; Jeff B., all my teachers and strawberry paper I, Beth Meltllo, will to Gina a Dimmer, a step stool, leftover Chinese food, and my everlasting friendship; Kathy, a jar of PB. your own locker, a strawberry daiquiri, a lifetime supply of fried rice, self- confidence. and friendship. Lynn, success, an ear to listen, memories and good times; Barbara, a happy life with JW; Matt, end- less success and memories of my green bomber; Gretchen. a cruise around the world; Jimmy. Chris, Andrew and Adam, friendship and a great future; Moe, hap- piness and friendship; Lori, friendship. Deb. my ability to talk too LOUD; Inez and Mara, friendship and memories I. William Menard, will to Robb a new fender. Ken. a real mondo mobile and Spain; Scott, a car that moves; Sean, the ability to play the drums as well as I do; Gina, a new laugh, a house, two kids, a Porsche, memories; Jen. the ability to last five minutes without laughing; Nally, the copyright to the 6; Ozzy, a good joke; Renee, one serious day; Seniors, good luck, we're all gonna need it. I. Drew Mlgnanelli. will to Joe B.. my doorman skills; Brian, a crash proof car; Rick, a 90 yard T.D.; Matt S.. a new knee; Steve H.. my kicking skill. Julie D.. friend- ship. Marc C. a car; Jody L.. a room with a rose; Debbie C. a copper b.b.; Harry F., a nose job. Andy C. president of the N H.S. Iron Man Qub. Matt J.. starting position on Nebraska; the football team, the ability and skill to always wm. Good Luck In the future. I. Anthony Mollo, will to Ron a first class, front seat ride all the way to WPB; Chuck, a good pair of glasses. John D.. an even bigger ego; Bob. you gotta get out of this place; Klrwin and J. T., a rent free room at my mansion In PB. and to all my bone- head friends, hope for a speedy recovery and thanks for the memories. I. Chris Moroskl. will to Bob Anderson, a lifetime membership to Koussa's; Bean, a fast car. Rodney, his own gym; Andy, an azy curl bar and all the weight he can handle. J D . 22 Inch pythons I. Michele Mossey, will to Gretchen Joe's with grape soda, a night ride, a night on J. D.'s boat, and a real laugh. Kristine, a deadly ride down; M B , some advice; Katie, to have a bald newspaper lady and to stop working; M. S.. a girlfriend; Chris- tine. a new rap and double M7's; Rhonda, a ride behind the roller rink; Co, friend- ship. Matt. Good luck In everything you do! I, Liz Mulcahy, will to my mother and father my love and respect forever; Lisa, great times. Melanie, gay musk forever; Kate. G.l Joe and a lot of chrome; Matt, and F ; Steve, a revoked D license, Kim, C. C. Chaz; Ratt. 20 lbs and fame; Joey, a beating; Maartln. a built-in pool Kerr and Hollte. una vivida de fiesta; Mike, success, happiness, my friendship always; Dean, my love, support and dreams; to all my friends and family, the magkal power of always believing In your self and your dreams. I. Mike Nally. will to Matt a lifetime of memories; Blotz, a headlining spot on eve ry stage; Ozzy. ability to get up the day after, more road pizzas; J. R. G.. women and a ride on the wild side. C. R.. a fast car and faster women; Ken, HR and championship, aces ability; Gladiators, im mortality. Bill, sweeter pies in different shapes 38 28 38; Lumpy. Papa Gina waitresses. AP; Amy. Dave; SM. slim concert; C. G.. hug. squeeze, kiss; Jay. no hitter, championship; B A . my fastball; Steefer, a ruler and a hubcap; D. R . success; G. E.. a party; Staff, contracts; G. P.. a ski trip. ME, I. Alyssa Nota. will to Kelli a nickel, the nickname Pokey forever. Chinese food, your own Ikense plate, a cheeseburger pocket, memories of Italy, my ears to listen, thanks, love, happiness forever; Kate, a party with Bruce and Phil. Sam and his limo, BLT pocket, a good friend , a b'day poem, best wishes, my friendship always; Kerri and Hollie, 007 forever. Dead tickets, a good party, hap- piness and love. ML. session time. love. LP. my morning medium regular, a mirror and a smile; LR. my machine gun and a new, improved Italian. Dacia, a real par ty. UCL.A. memories of Drivers' Ed and Mr H.’s classes, a new man. FRICTION, good luck; Matt, a speeding tkket; Mrs B . love, respect, admiration, memories of our trip . . maybe another one someday! I. Dale Ohsberg. will to Bob A ping pong. Mare, Nare. J. P., my homework; Maar- tln. the box game; Chuck. Amy O.. Gina, the U.S. project and a tap; Sean, an uncontrollable laugh, Ken. a mo—r joke; Cindy, a game of volleyball; Lynn, Rocky Point; Clarke, Layta!; Matt, a “C . Mike, a perfect game or sixx no hitters; Robb (Lynch), a dry joke and an episode in the Animal; Blotz (Brad), a curling iron; and to my sister Kristen, have fun I. Brian O'Kelley, will to Morrissey my thoughts and my will to live; Steve, you can have anything you want soul mate ; To my family, I leave my love and thanks for their patience and cooperation; John, my records; and everything else goes to whoever really needs it. I. Dan Packer, will to Ron I. my dunking ability and a bomb to blow up straight; Elfado, a blonde haired girl with big eyes. Sean L., another Halloween night and a big bomber; Dusty and Rick, a high school diploma and a kickin' band; Kristine, all my love and marriage; Duggan and Sac. a case of kingers. Waverly. a smooth rid without boulders and a couple of number ones, John T., a telephone pole and mall box; Burns, I hope someday it will end; Ed F,. a hook; Ed G . a new car and a new job; Chris D.. a t.v. and a couple of VCR's; Brendon H.. we did it all man, friends forever; Shea B, a muscle shirt and a girlfriend for more than a week; Kristen S . the ability to get out of Prout; My Mom. thanks for surviving all these tough years and my love with all my heart; everyone, a huge head bangin’ kkkin' party. I, Regina Paruta, will to Al thanks for everything you've done for me — I hope we can continue to party together, and a zebra. Beth, a pumpkin that won’t chase you. a Chinese lunch, and a day that you have nothing to do so you can rest. Jan. the power to stop people from calling you Janice”. I hope depression continues to come in everyday so you can p-. Na-. a sexy hand for you to draw and more parties in the bathroom. Jan. the ability to be subtle. I, Kathy Paterson, will to Beth her own locker, happiness with Gregg, our choc- olate chip cookies; Christine, a trouble free relationship, our camping trip, a smile, and a hug, Lynn. Dad's Delight. H of Sly. Bill, an A in math, dinner. Mark, sneakers. Pat. a fast car; Jimmy, my park- ing ability; Louanne. my loudness. An- drew. a day without an insult. Matt, a baby sitter for Paul, and Jared (me); Dale, a ride, John, CVS; Julie, her own bed- room and my grades. Sam, a black belt In karate; and to my family and friends, love and happiness. I. Marty Pearson, will to S. M a lifetime of taking it in and buttoned collars; G T., a slime; D. L.. money and a bag of bodies; L P. a sequel to Revenge of the Sling backs Part 2;J. L.. a dozen roses and a new G. F. (and a dream); various ones, apologies (except for one); and the ones I love, myself and the moons. I, Lisa Phelps, will to Lisa a pilgrim dress and a one night stand with a poet, Dacia, an omelet and an awesome Volvo; Alyssa. a mirror as good as the one In the gh-ls’ bathroom; Marty, a ride to school (so we don’t have to thumb!); Amy V.. a large Iced coffee with two Sweet and Low and the Rabbit's workout; Greg, a day of me In a bad mood, Amy. a vacation in Palm Beach and a pepper shaker and best of luck. Jodi and John, a pinata, a QOV dress, and everlasting friendship. Jill, a date with Mike D.; and the class of '88. all the memories and best wishes for the future. I. Aubrey Phillips, will to Amy V. a visit to Druid’s Dream, Jeanette H . a lifetime a good horror movies; Liz M , and Cindy G., a lifetime supply of songs to sing; Jonja W., the ability to sit In the back of the room and have fun; Tom M . open wres- tling mats forever, Scott T and Bill W , the ability to make a perfect circle like Dr. Champlin; Jason G., a new car; Angela A and Dan H . a better job; Kevin M . a single last name; Mrs Boyle, my thanks for being a friend as well as a teacher. Denise L., my undying friendship and a standing invitation to catch a movie. Rick W., Steph S., Vahid A., and Dave M . best of luck and best of friends for the future; Melanie T., a smile to wear forever. I, Gina Piscitelli, will to Denise one night with THE G and a new purse strap; Mara, 1 million boxes of Oreo Cookies; Liz. friendship; Shannon, my better driving skills. H and Scott; Cindy, my ability to surf and Tang instant O.J.; Lisa, a real lunch; Ken and Todd, the 3 finger sign and laughs. Harry, our talks In study. Brian and Drew, a chance for you to be my size for one day!; Joe B.. a day with out me hitting you or you me; Ricky, everlasting friendship, memories and our talks . . .; Ozzy. the ability to not tap on my chair; Andy C, accounting classes. Julie D.. thanx for our talks; Matt S.. a clean bedroom and good times; Toma, your own bedroom and luck; Mom and Dad. thanks for being there. I love you! I. Mara Quintana West, will to George a bottle from the show; Terry Sullivan, the ability not to get Into a car accident on the Newport Bridge; Jessica Pratt, my old locker, my red chucks and my guitar; Bill Menard, my shoe; Amy Vican. a picture of a crying rose; Denise Lindewall, a dead mouse in a blender; B. J.. the great white porcelain bus in the sky; Cindy Gowen, a banana sticker for my coffin. Nezzer (one of the Beastie Girls), a recording contract and my friendship always; Brad, my love, my life, my body and my soul — and anything else you want! I love you, Ken Vcllone, a half dozen pink roses — Aloha Ken! I. Kerri Reardon, will to Hollie. a pock- etful of moon, a bag of pennies , dun- geon dates and Boston, (you're the best); Steve D., a walking stick and a story; Dean, a Spanish river and a dirty worn an”; Myja, a stage. Mark W., a good talk and hello, Jason, 9 volt aqua Spalding 52 Wills WILL brvrf� Julie and Karen, kmc sherbet and cooper bras; Steve Me., a position besides goalie and a pair of sue small biking •horis. Greig. speed boggy returns. Liz. tranquility. Billy (B N ). chocolate filled doughnuts. Jeff, a haircut. Lyss, a rich wrestler. Bren, a detention excuse; The Soft parade, one more song; to everyone I couldn’t fit. thanx and success | Taml Renaud. will to Mike you're lucky you're not here anymore , many more fun times together. A A . time for us to party and two hours alone with Bon jovt, Matty, a pool table with the eight balls of his choice. Dacia, a gift certificate at a colorful clothing store; Dougle D . an asbestos suit for when you walk on the sun! I. Lisa Rkcto. will to Liza tacky doll, laughs and a promise to continue our friendship. Usa P.. diet cheesecake, a date with a poet. Matt, my vote for pres. Liz's shoe. Dacia, the new woman isn't ihe old man , Kerry S.. that cute cash ter; Alyssa. a fedora and a machine gun. Dean, luck with your dreams; Gina, root canal; Maarten, shoe lifts. Jenny, a car nation; Kristen R., some woods to ski In. my friendship forever. Mr. Hilley. my re spect. a dictionary. Cheek, success — you'll have it. sisterhood, my room. Jody, the same, punch a snob for me; Tommy, thanks, keep Mom happy. Mom. appre elation, love, nose tweaks. I'll miss you. my brother Jon. the extra bacon, faith In how special you are. happiness. I, Vanessa Rkhards. will to Ellen our good times, my friendship, more screams and laughs, and a new boy to love; Dawn H . true happiness; Denise L.. a chill pill. Jill. Moira. Tem. Mara, a Happy Fnght Nite; Tina, success and marriage with Dondi; Sheaba. the name sud muffin. Mark D. more good times together. Jeff B , John M . and Ed F., high times ; Greg T . a real Roles. Lisa R.. more talks and laughs. Melanie and Kerri, good times in Sr. bath room.Matt C.. a plant; Jen. more good times and my friendship I. Jean-Piene Sabourin. will to J R G.. an A for that Sclrocco. Ozzy. my pre calculus homework. K. V., another trip to Spain. D. F. H. B.. better luck with worn en. the Profile, the success of T. C . M N . many other cold winters; B V and S. R.. many successes. S. S.. the ability to play drums like no one else and S. S.; P R , forever lasting love. I, Debbie Shaw, will to Mr. Tucker a bicycle helmet and a bag of M M's; Mrs. Bellantoni and Mrs Vento, a successful math team. Julie, the perfect sandwich. Steph, a Libra; Beth, her own toy store; Lynn, memories of our Trig and Calc, parties; and the Class of 1988, lots of luck and happiness in the future. I. Charles Shay, will to B V.. J. S., S Q. our future success; D W . M W . J. B . S. D . S. S. all our good times; H F and K. V.. Yhgiwie's fingers. A C.. Neil Peart's ability to play drums. R M . wings; G. T.. skiing lessons; S. V.. money to buy me Dontos; D. W., S. D.. M W.. all our Nutty-Bar runs; A. M., all the good times we had together; S. W . a weight loss program. G. T.. J. G., G. F., G. P.. R G.. more trips to Killmgton and more Coke and Stke. B V . a telephone of his own, F. T.. all my dirty jokes, M T., the best Wall gatherings; Liz M . our everlasting friend- ship; M T . my synthesizer I. Matt Shea, will to Marc C. the key to my dojo; Matt J., to take over my dojo skills. Vito Benedlto, all my money and my con- do in Florida. Jazzy, my relationship with Kristin Morris; Brian L., a case of sol; A C, a beautiful woman. Steve H.. all my nudy magazines; Drew M . a couple of females; Harry F.. all my ladies. Sally S., two dollars; Uncle, a year’s free mem bership to my dojo; Shane, my wiggy. Ken D . something cool”; Wholey. to be pres- ident at M ASK.; and for the football team to go to the Super Bowl! I, Stephanie Smith, will to Allison D ; Jules, everything I own; Jen. an intelligent boyfriend; Tom. my book. Tam. the gym. Lauren, my typing ability; Vahid, little pieces of paper. Moe. my ability to fly; John, black jellybeans. Kev, a dean mind; Deb. my grades. Douggie. a book on puberty; Michelle, an apple dnnk box; Scott, better taste in music; Joe. a piece of gum I. Tina Smith, will to Sandra better |udg ment and a lifetime of happiness, also good luck in all you do. Karen, a muzzle and tact, Corey, good luck, my love, the ability to shut up ; Don I . all of my love and my life. I. Greg Souza, will to M B. a lifetime supply of Protein Drink; Harry, a nose Job; S. H. and K D., my throne of King Richard; A. C., all the ladies in the world. Sheaba. my defensive end skills. Drew, the abibty not to clip. J. B . Randy White’s starting position with the Cowboys. R. M , a scholarship to play for the Canes ; M J. . to play for Oklahoma. D P . an of- fensive line to run behind next year I. Inez Spieghts. will to Cindy W our everlasting friendship and all the guys at the Spain Restaurant; Terry S.. my ability to not get into any accidents; Pat and George, the memories at IGA. Jeanette H , my ability to speak a foreign language. Mara, my hyper and wildness. My sister Muta, my learning and great driving abil Ity. I. Sean Stephenson, will to Rob G. a job. a night with Tawny Kitaen, a Sclrocco; Bill M , to choose which instrument he is going to play, my drums; Dale, to have many more road pizzas, a life long supply of new Bugs Bunny episodes and an “F In computer. Laurie. 2 more fun filled years of taking Big Yellow , a bag of green M M's and my love, Ken and Harry, a chance to share the stage with me, Mike N , a night with Heather Thomas and a baseball scholarship; Clark, the ability to choose between girlfriends. Brad and Chucky. a chance to be the opening act for our band; Kelli B.. 1 pure, clean, not vulgar comment. I. Holbe Stillwell, will to Stevie Dtilony a French toast breakfast. Mr McCrave. an Olympic level running team; Mr. Defusco. a reliable soprano; Flobrug Salamander, just a little bit of everything; Brown noser, a car stereo; Dean, another peach in Spain. Slash, a hot Italian grinder; Lemon Girl, a big bag of granola 1. Terry Sullivan, will to Dave much more noontime lunches. Elizabeth, some friends who are in touch with reality. Inez, my ability to tell people how to bleach their hair. Bobble Jo. my driver's license and my ability not to get sick, Jen C. her own car; Jenny W . a real boyfriend; Pat and George, a real Job with a cool boss and a longer party at Ned's house; B J. W . all my love; BMW and P T IRIE and oneness soon come. I. Sandra Sumner, will to Kelli. Lance. Mike. Andy, beerboy and to play Hl-LI with Michael; Ken. a lunch at Kentucky Fried; Karen (Killer), a chance to run the mutt over. Tina, my thanks for saving me from the mafia. Andy, a huge body. Char- lie. a day on Block Island with me. I. Melanie Taylor, will to Dean a real car phone; Liz. my friendship forever; Dacia, to meet the Cure; Joanne, more fun in the rain; Laura, a wake-up call last of school. Kris S.. a date; Robyn, a different movie everyday and liver for dinner at my house for a week. Pam. memories of Jar Mar Coffee, Judd, happiness in Israel; Mom. love and Thanks. Laura, to forever smell Dale Clifford’s legs. Moira, a store to rob I. Myja Thibault, will to Barlowe a real firestick; Schmeisse , a magic staff with six strings; Boad Campo, success, broth- erhood and someone to feed you. Lau ra. my best wishes, sanity, and a Panzer tank with 6 inch armor plating. Timmy L.. a huge dog that feeds on brothers, Leif, film school; Janeen, Germany. Michaela. a full moon forever and many more; Rod ney, parole, Lauren, a hug; Sheila, my everlasting friendship and gratitude; Any admissions director of any college I apply to. a couple of cocktails before they look at my transcript, and Serlna. a house on the beach and much, much more. I. Greg Thomas, will to Jody V. my re- spect and love till I die; Moira, my great attitude; Steve and Josh, a Com per, Ja- son. a new car and my disc player. Bob. shoulders and a good friend to replace me; Ross, a fat chick; Greig. a Judy doll. Leslie, everything I couldn't already give you and more. Sue. an apology. Boog. a real haircut and his own sayings. Nooker. my friendship till I die. then we'll hit the clouds. Heather, the friendship we rarely had. Skank. tolerance. $400 and a new license; Steve (my blood brother), more Mood and a Hefty and first place in the Olympics; Ann. an apology. Football team, an Invitation to the next IP. Marty, my moodiness; Sean W . the ability to scam as good as me. Kim. my ability to con people; Corky, a phone. I. Joe Trotta, will to the Nut a date with B. F.; Todd G., a new car; Huey, his $160 that I owe him. Lumpy, some scissors to cut off the hair on his body. Keepa. some day to play out in the field and shocks for his car; Tom M., a game of tennis. Bill M , a friendship with Mr. Ashley and to play soccer longer; Greg T.. my mom's GT; Ken D.. a chance for a starting position on an NBA team, the soccer team, another state championship and a party at my house; T. C.. my love, KR and VR. my friendship, the rest of my friends, a happy life. I. Scott Turenne, will to Matt B a C in a class and basketball ability; Sixx. Cy Young award and a year's supply of choc olate milk. Ozzy. a sense of humor and a road pizza; Blotz. a new pair of drum sticks and a fan club; Lynch, a basketball scholarship to Georgetown University; Lumpy, a real car (Porsche), a big ego and a diamond for a night. Clarke, pa tlence and running sneakers. Billy W . a lifetime membership to Chess King; Thanks Mom and Dad I. Brad Vaill. will to Sikki my ability to throw a drumstick with pinpoint accuracy and the contract you deserve. J. R G.. the hope you get to Georgetown to show 'em how Motley Ball is played. C S.. my hair. Ozzy. a lifetime supply of close up and a girlfriend so you'll stop looking at mine, S. S.. the ability to twirl a stick the right way; K H , my metallica record collection; K. V.. a solo album with Ace Frehley; M Q W memories of August '87 and the love I’ll have for you forever. Amy. a 30 lb chocolate bar; C. R.. a real girlfriend; To the Gladiators, lots of ex tracurricular activities and see ya on MTV' 1. Ken Vellone. will to Heather my love and coordination to play guitar; Sean, kitty litter; Bill, real music and a base; Bradd. a hit album; Mike, a major league baseball team. Robb, a Blazer. Harry, the ability to be modest. Melissa, a rock band. Sandra, a laser; Sc nor T.. a small nose. T- Fly. a fast car; D. H.. no speed limit. M. B.. the ability to beat me in ping pong. Pete, a Lamborghini; Denise, a tree house. Jen. a kiss on the cheek. Ozzy. the ability to do things right. A C. a gym. Scott, my mondo car; Gina, a guillotine and the ability to use it; Ann. my ac counting book and a dinner. I. Scott Vellone. will to Ken my mondo haircut to match his mondo car. Bill, my unique driving ability; Gina, my car; Renee, my math skills; Steve, my strength and awesome wrestling ability; my mom- my. daddy and little sister Corey, eve rythlng else. I, Amy Vkan, will to TC. TG. AA. and KC. an eternal party. Krys. cheerfulness. Jill. SVH and shoo-bee oo ; Mija. rice- cakes; Angela. Mrs Fergie's necklaces. Dawn, a saved prayer ; Lisa, my sweet n low; Beth, the ability to drink H20 without messing the refrlg door. Robb-O. money to publish a dry jokes book, the Gladiators, success. CC. hiccups, bird, memories of our tennis match and thanks for making me feel welcome — Someday we ll hit Rocky Pi.I; Kid and Wren, fool- proof diets and good luck, everyone, life long happiness. David B . great memo ries. laughter, and my love ALWAYS' Comprende? I, Dean Welshman, will to Kerri what's there of my body and my lifeguard shorts; Mark Wholey. a dozen pink women. Melanie, red underwear and bee tlebtrd, Dacia. 2 gallons of Obsession — and a blue Mustang; Hollie. a home in Nature Valley; Lizzie, an unbreakable minor and a Harlequin Romance. Myja. a copyright on himself and all the Marne in RIO. Huey, lifetime membership to Edge Hill; Brian, my hot tub complete with 3 French beauties. Lisa. Mr. Le Flur. Lief, a license to kill; Mark Zito. a '58 Plymouth Fury. Steve, the maroon lady. Marta, a tangerine and a trip for two to Canarias I. Bill West, will to Matt B a C m science; Scott T.. more Rodney Da- ingerfieid movies. Ozzie. a sense of hu- mor. Blotz, a pair of new drum sticks. Rob G.. getting the Scirocco. but not really. Ken V.. Bill M.. and Sean S.. Hood shake ups; Lumpy, a razor; Charlie S., I'll see you later; Dan H.. a new car, my sister, be prosperous; my mother and father, thanks for everything; everyone else, great times. I. Mary Wholey. wtU to K D six bullets (USA ... USA'); Myja. a few nights off, farm II. and a final cut. Hogger. new shocks and rear suspension; Dean, one way ticket to Spain during fiesta and a Thonn stone helm. Marty, a ride home. Keepa. another dose one vs. Rogers, ski season. G. T.. leopard session, twenty feet wall on a cut, J. T., more hat tricks, gas to get to Mass and back. J. L.. rights to the Coors team. Huey, a good day at the lot. M Shea, a turnip from a neighbor; Pat a good reputation, ticket to a U2 show; seniors, all the memories you care to take with you I. Peter Yee. will to Donna all my love I can give; John P.. success and friendship. The Gomes. Degnans, Santos. Gretch P.. Deb Thurber, a special thanks for all you've done for me. Sir Timothy James Van Wormer II. Luck with the baby I, Rod Yemma. will to Wheat a car with h.p.; Moe. a car with an M-9 and a 12 pointer. Always, a mil-cut, ACE, tank ar- mor and Wimbledon. Lumpy, a cave and dub . . and a car; MP. to take a chance, and an MT CAT; BA. a pd. of Aminos and lifetime membership to STEVE'S; Jay. to keep a Job and quick wheels (GT). nothing else; MZ. accepted BC. Yeah!; PT, a mean cut. YEAH!, and to get some- where the right way. I. Vahid Zta. will to J. P. a punching bag. Lynch, an autographed picture of the pro- file. Sean S . a 1988 Plymouth Horizon. Ken V., a thumbs up; Mike B.. Bill M , Andy C. and Steph. a rule in my personal 4x4 12 llmo camobile, Amy V . a bouquet of flowers. Jasson G.. another earring to match the other car. Steve H . a steel cage match; Kelly B.. best of Luck; Lumpy, a powerful razor; Spuds, a new car; Julie D . a box of magic markers; Tom M . Lifetime supply of drawing pa pers; Aubs. a real job; Bdl W , a sue cessful future; Lori L. a clean dirty book; M Benson, a real car other than a Horizon. I. Mark Zito. will to Dean What he's been looking for ; a future business proposi tton; Lynn, my keys indefinitely, the hug me” pig; Bill. No-doz. an omelet; Kathy P.. her own Jack, my sneakers; Mel T . a home for her cats as well as for her. Pat. the ideal nickname of Spuds , my ability to casually flaunt money. Countach of North America, those who get to pass before me. a future yet to be molded and the ability to leave school during first period study Wills 53 J U N O R CLASS COUNCIL Front Row: Jessica Pratt, Victoria Richards, Kathy Marchetti, Kirsten Pearce, Jennifer Loporchio, Tim Mathieu, Kelly Maguire, Kerryn Davis; Middle Row Veronica Bishop, Patrick Mannix, James Sumner, Nicole Dubilewski, Colleen Needham, Jennifer Davis, Kristen Durfee, Eleanor Taylor, Amia Ferarro; Back Row: Mrs. Zompa, Adam Strom, Kelly Hooper, Andrew Smith, Karen McKendry, Christine Healey, Donna DiSanto, Kristen Kueker, Ross Gilardi Allison Trotta, Mr. Dubilewski. 56 Junior Class Council Martin Auslandcr Veronica Bishop Bridget Bouchard Peter Bruen Elizabeth Cannon Christopher Carter Laura Casey Patrick Cauley Dustin Champlin Leo Chavez Angela Christensen Tara Clinton Joy Costa Cheryl Cowell Melanie Cunningham Leonard Cuoco Gina D’Abate Kimberly Dame Margaret Daniels Matthew Davey Kerryn Davis Shawn Davis Tracey Davis Enrique Dezavala Christopher Disalvo Donna DiSanto Nicole Dubilewski Sean Duggan Kristen Durfee Amia Ferraro Juniors 57 Heather Ferraro Daniel Gardiner Ross Gilardi Joshua Giuliano Sarah Giusti Ronald Goff Joseph Grimm Julie Haase Robert Hazard Christine Healey Deborah Hodges Jeanette Holland Kelley Hooper Lauren Houston Spo Eun Ji Brett Kenyon Andrew Kittelson Julie Koreivo Douglas Krauss Kristin Kueker Mark Leary Timothy Lenihan Christopher Lessmann Jennifer Loporchio Enoch MacDonough Kelly Maguire Renee Mangili Jonathan Manning Patrick Mannix Katherine Marchetti 58 Juniors Shawna Mataresc Timothy Mathieu John Mazur Alicia McCullough Rachel McGinley David McHale Karen McKendry Holly Meader Maegan Merrick Lynne Mitchell Eric Moffat Natalie Moffat Jeffrey Monroe Jennifer Morin Jennifer Mueller Ann Mulcahy Lois Mulcahy Colleen Needham Dorothy O’Brien Rebecca O’Dell Amy O’Neil Lorraine Papa Todd Pavao Kirsten Pearce Greig Pelleccione Daniel Pezzullo Colleen Potter Gregory Pratt Jessica Pratt Kimiko Prim Juniors 59 Karen Radiewich Martin Reels Lou Ann Reynolds Victoria Richards Sean Rundlett Tammy Skuce Rebecca Smith Dianna Souza Adam Strom Matthew Stuart Kerry Sullivan James Sumner Justin Talley Eleanor Taylor Melinda Taylor John Theriault Allison Trotta Cynthia Wall Michael Waters Trine West John Westkott Jonja Wolf Judy Wright Joy Younkin Robert Kazounis Michael Robinson STUDENTS NOT PICTURED: Daniel Bradley Christian Cuminotto Lisa Damico Jennifer Davis Ricky Everett Eva Fisher Waite Good Kelly Houle Elizabeth Jarvis Robert Kazounis Michael Knowles-Robinson Stacey Lague Donald Moore Nathaniel Pullano Sean Siner Andrew Smith Glenn Turner Gia VanDusen Richard Waldeck 60 Juniors SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Front Row: Kirsten D’Abrosca, Tracey Kenny. Danielle Brusby, Jen Burford, Heather Malley. Raili Gilooly; Middle Row: Jen Pavao. Kim Cybulski, Holly Travers. Erin Duff. Kristen McCormick. Amy Eaton. Andrew Brownell; Back Row: Chris Warren, Ryan McNulty, Tom Penders, Jody Laurie Katie Groves Dominic Sartorio. ’ ’ 62 Sophomore Class Council Jeanette Abel Michelle Aldrich Nina Amaral Robert Bardsley Jennifer Barker Gisela Benedetti John Biafore Jennifer Brooks Andrew Brownell Danielle Brusby Jennifer Burford Shea Burgess Christopher Cabral Michael Chalifoux Matthew Chavez Paul Clays Christopher Coppa Kimberly Cybulski Kirsten D’Abrosca Allison Dragon David Duce Erin Duff Lisa Dunbar Kevin Dunn Steven Dunn Amy Eaton Matthew Eddy Nathan Fasching Stacey Ferrante Shelby Fiske Sophomores 63 Darren Flynn James Flynn Mildred Garcia Kenneth Genereux Andrew Gill Raili Gillooly Kathryn Groves Alena Hazard Jaun Hazard Michelle Hoxsie-Quinn George Kashulines Tracey Kenney Matthew King Robin LaFlamme Derek Langer Patricia Larmie Stephen Laterra Jody Laurie Kimberly Lockhart Kathy Loontjens Robert McDonald Diane McMillan Jill Magee Melissa Maguire Heather Malley Jason Maxwell Kristen McCormick Jennifer McDonough Laurie McManus Ryan McNulty 64 Sophomores Norman Waldheger Christopher Warren Patrick Wholey Christine Zannini STUDENTS NOT PICTURED: Wendy Barbosa Rocco Barone Marc Cinquegrana Dawn DiSalvo Richard Ethier Michael Gallagher Justin McGill Erik Nestor Jason Patrone Christopher Robinson Natalie Sorrentino Kathryn Sullivan Jeffery Swann Gregory Turchetta Raymond Van Hine Christopher Wainfor Donna Waters Jess Whitten Michelle McVicker Tracey Mills Kristine Mittendorf Yara Mojena Jennifer O’Kelley Michaela Onosko Julianne Paterson Irene Paton Jennifer Pavao Thomas Penders Tonia Piscitelli Dana Prendergast Franklin Recchia Patricia Reilly Kathleen Roan Dominic Sartorio Corey Smith Julie Storti Holly Travers Paul Vars Sophomores 65 FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL Front Row: Maegan Amaral. Colleen Gilchrist. Erika Rosa. Jen Ravo, Melissa Malley, Melissa McCormick; Middle Row: Sarah McGinley. Karen Krauss, Amy Bolles, Lori McKendry, Kristen Abrahamson; Back Row: Derek Tinkham, Kelly Gallagher. Beth Kenyon, Beth Fagan. Kristen Ohsberg. 66 Freshman Class Council Joseph Amaral Megan Amaral Kirt Andrews Amy Aukerman Jason Beauchemin Stephanie Benn Christopher Blackerby Jason Blanchette Matthew Bliss Patrick Bliss Amy Bolles John Buckley Paul Caprio Mark Cassinelli Brandon Champlin David Correira Eleanor Cunningham Sean Delaney Christopher Diana Krisanne Dubilewski Debra Durda Scott Fanning Duane Fishell Jamie Flanagan Kristen Fry Kelly Gallagher Susan Gardner Lisa German Colleen Gilchrist Nicole Giordano Freshmen 67 Jennifer Giuliano Robert Gunn Matthew Holcombe Heather Halloway Kerry Horridge Joyce Huntley Amy Isabella Yool Ji Edward Kazounis Beth Kenyon Adam Kile Bethany Knox Karen Krauss Justin Lague Stephen Lake Christina Laterra Kevin Loftes Colleen Lynch Jennifer MacDuff Judah Malin Barbara Markham Robert Marr Sarah McGinley Allan McNay Jennifer Medeiros Barry Mills Lori Mollo Brandye Napierkowski Shirley Papa Daniel Pater 68 Freshmen Matthew Pond Kristina Richards Erika Rosa Gail Sanford Leah Santoro Jan Lee Scarber Jodi Scolardi Jason Smigel Lorraine Stanton Cynthia Swann Jodi Tetelbaum Derek Tinkham Kristara Vican Paul Vieira Thomas Wojciechowski STUDENTS NOT PICTURED: Kirsten Abrahamson Aaron Auslander Jeffrey Berg Stephen Biastre Christopher Brady David Brusby Jill Burns Holly Chakoian Catherine Crawford Nicholas D’Uva Patricia Daniels Stephanie DeNicola Elizabeth Fagan April Gladu Terry Hazard David Hussey Corrie Kaufman Sean Kelly Brooke Koppels Marissa Laterra Edward Lazarski Sara Lindsay Melissa Malley Katie Manning Melissa McCormick Ryan McGill Marian McHale Lori McKendry Michelle Morelli Kristin Ohsberg Kerri Pezzi Kenneth Rahn Jennifer Ravo Brendon Reardon Michelle Reilly Edward Smith Robinson Strauss Chad Toro Jamie Lee Walker Michael Zuercher Freshmen 69 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Mrs. Swaboda, Mrs. Boynton, Cybil Lake, Tara Whitright, Maribeth Garofalo, Kristen Nealon, Katie Robinson, Arti Kama, Nicole Marchetti, Heather VanWormer, Michelle Chagnon; Middle Row: Stacey Turnbull, Corey Vcllone, Kimberly McGinnis, Jemma Wilk, Melissa Jarvis, Lauren Manning, Meghan Geary, Patricia Duggan, Jay Lurgio, Valerie Turchetta, Desiree Kenny; Back Row: Kathleen Nealon, Dina Fiore, Amy McGovern, Jeanne Zuercher, Michelle Pond, Ellen Clark, Aryn Allaire, Kelly Maroney, Tara DiGregorio, Kimberly Lawrence, Rachel Strauss. 70 Junior High Student Council Scan Aldrich Jennifer Almy Karen Andrews Danielle Antonelli Matthew Barker Christine Beaumont Stacey Benedetti Roy Blair Matthew Blessing Jason Bolles Matthew Bouchard Richard Browning Justin Calcagni Jason Carlson Kristopher Carpenter Michelle Chagnon Allyson Champlin Jason Citrone Abraham Clark Ellen Clark Stephanie Clinton Ryan Cooke Tracey Coppa Jason Corsini Philip Craven Shane Cybulski Joyce Dailey Michael DiCicco Joshua Dickens Tara Digregorio Eighth Grade 71 David Dinucci Raymond DiSanto Kristen Dyer Kimberly Ferraro Dina Fiore Ronald Forslund Michael Friel Maribeth Garofalo Carol Goodness William Gosz Nicole Gowen Hope Greene Brian Guy Julie Hall Scott Harris Christopher Hazard Desmarie Hazard Kathleen Healey Robert Hellner Amy Horan Jennifer lacono Melissa Jarvis Michael Jeffrey Chang Hyun Ji Karen Jones Michael Jones Arti Kama Desiree Kenney Gregory Kenyon Amy Kern 72 Eighth Grade Gregory Kittelson Paul Kueker Kimberly Lawrence Rebecca Lindley Aimee Longo Traci Looker Donald MacDonald John Mahoney Lauren Manning Andrea Mazur Bruce McAlpine Peter McAlpine Jason McDonald Michele Meyer-Force Nancy Miekoski Karen Miller Gillian Moffett Edward Morin Mark Morrison Jeffrey Mossey Kerri Murphy Kathleen Nealon Christopher Nunes Douglas O’Brien Jennifer Olsen Jennifer Pond Sarah Pressman Ashley Richardson Dorothy Robinson Sharnett Robinson Eighth Grade 73 Shawn Robinson Brooke Ryan Sandra Sanders Jamie Scolardi Scott Sevegny Jason Smith Joseph Sorrentino Jennifer Speights Jeffrey Steams Rachel Strauss Paul Sysun Gayle Taylor Myra Thibault Stacey Turnbull Dennis Vieira Donald Walker Robert Wall Christopher Watsky Joann West Mark Westkott Diedre White David Whittier Jemma Wilk Jeanne Zuercher STUDENTS Misty Anderson Colby Davis Christopher De Ciantis Matthew Follett Ronald Fowler Christopher Fox Brad Gebhardt Cyrus Greene Ryan Hickey Rodney Johnson William Kelley Michael Mancini Robin Marr NOT PICTURED: Charles Niles Corey Olerio Aubrey Olney Eric Osborne Frank Rizzo Catherine Robinson Coral Silva Candice Smith Travis Swager Christopher Vaughn Tara Whitright Mark Wright 74 Eighth Grade Jeremy Abel Sally Adams Darin Addink Aryn Allaire Hilary Allamby Michael Anderson Naomi Arnold Abby Aukerman Christopher Bagley John Baker Daniel Berg Lewis Bishop James Bridge Erin Browning Jennifer Browning Madalyn Burgess Heather Campell Christopher Carignan Aaron Cassidy Chelby Cavalero Matthew Champlin Ryan Champlin Jennie Christofaro Robert Cinquegrana Emily Clarkin Erin Conner Julie Conners Danielle Correira Jenna Corsini Kevin Crook Seventh Grade 75 Diane Dailey Jeremy Dame Scott Davis Sean DeCiantis Gregory Deluca Jennifer Denbow Benjamin Despres Rebecca Duff Patricia Duggan Brandi Enos Donna Everett Rachel Fischbach Denise Fitzpatrick Meghan Gallagher Meaghan Geary Sean Gilchrist Michael Gillooly Peter Gobis Winters Hames Jon Hamill Sean Hayward Mitchell Hodges Kevin Ivon Robert Kerr Christina Kittelson Steven Knott Shannon LaBadie Cybil Lake Christopher Lazarski Eva Lister 76 Seventh Grade Jonathon Lurgio Jared Magee Ryan Maguire Sheri Mangili Michelle Markham George Marr Courtney McCourt Kimberley McGinnis Amy McGovern Alison McManus Laurie Mollo Nicola Mollo Joshua Moore Kristin Nealon Rebecca Nestor Matthew Palmer Samuel Paterson Jeffrey Pedro Michael Perry Polly Preil Daryl Prendergast Maria Rizzo Brendan Roan Frank Rositer Jeannie Skuce Joshua Sullivan Christine Sweet Dianne Tinkham Valerie Turchetta Heather Van Wormer Seventh Grade 77 Jason Vaughn Corey Vellone Natalie Vellone Richard Wall Ryan Webster Joy Welshman Joel Winters Christopher Zannini Ning Zhang Kelly Moroney STUDENTS NOT PICTURED: Holly Anderson Roseann Daniels Robert Giustini Jeffrey Kohlman Kelly Kramer Danny LaFlamme Nicole Marchetti Kelly Maroney David Page Melissa Rivers Jefferson Scott Alexander Whitten 78 Seventh Grade Dr. William Davis Dr. Todd Flaherty Donna Vigneau Superintendent Principal Assistant Principal Edgar Brown Maurice Allaire Dean of Students Guidance Director Ron Pepler Guidance Counselor Deborah Thurber Guidance Counselor Elizabeth Gomes Career Education 80 Administration Patricia Pitocchi English Lynne Brown English Philip Dubilewski English Carolyn Vivenzio English Jane Valliere English Stephen Costello Sharon Webster Patricia Boynton English English English Faculty 81 Judy Phillips English Barbara Harris English Andrew Robinson Social Studies Barbara Duggan Social Studies Paul Iacono Social Studies Elizabeth Jennings Social Studies Robert Kimball Social Studies 82 Faculty Thomas Quinn Linda Nordlund Sandra Bellantoni Social Studies Math Math Dr. Jeffrey Champlin Math Lisa De Sista Math Jeffrey McCrave Kevin Sheehan Lorraine Vento Math Math Math Faculty 83 Sandra Lundin Math Marjorie Holt Science Myrna Cole Science Ulysses Gallman Science Robert Petro Science Dan Wise Science Andrew Tucker Foreign Language Sheila Zompa Foreign Language 84 Faculty Bruna Boyle Foreign Language Dora Waters Foreign Language Janice Collins James Zepp Business Athletic Director Richard Adham Louise De Grass William Behrends Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Faculty 85 Edward DcFusco Music Joseph Cifelli Music Robert Malacarne Robert Thibault Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Patricia Nesbitt Home Economics 86 Faculty Anita Langer Resource Raymond Birch Resource Barbara McCool Resource Elizabeth Lee Resource Donna Long Sarah Warner CALM Resource Resource Barbara Wilson Resource Faculty 87 Paula McDonnell Diane Davis Marjorie Hanson Special Education Special Education Special Education Ann Masterson Librarian Christine Davis Office Delores Hamilton Clinic Vera Koehler Office Elaine Ricci Guidance 88 Faculty Gail Vellone Office Jan Wilson Nancy Conley Library Clinic Carol McDonough Office Barbara Piscitelli Guidance Secretary Wayne Johnson Science Trudy McKendry Nurse TEACHERS NOT PICTURED Joseph Houlihan Elizabeth Merner William Hilley Karen Swoboda Lauren Johnson Greg Breene Martha Anderson Deborah Rinaldi Sabra Cicilline Faculty 89 Student Council Executive Councils Front Row: Amy Bolles. Tracey Kenny. Kirsten D’Abrosca. Kim Cybulski. Katie Roan. Michaela Front Row: Nicole Dubilewski, Tracey Kenny. Sarah McGinley; Back Row: Mr. Johnson. Bill Hay. Onosko. Kathy Loontjens; Middle Row: Erika Rosa. Karen Krauss. Katie Groves. Kathy Paterson. Kris McCormick. Jen Ravo; Back Row: Matt Benson. Kelly Gallagher. Christine Healey. Karen McKendry, Bill Hay. Beth Melillo; Not Pictured: Kate Hickey. Lynn Bessacini. Academic Decathlon Math Team Front Row: Steven McKendry. Kerry Reardon. Rachel McGinley. Bridget Bouchard; Back Row: Mrs. Front Row: Vahid Zia. Rachel McGinley. Earl Peterson. Ryan McNulty; Middle Row: Debbie Shaw. Soo Zompa. Adam Strom. John Duksta. Brian O'Kelly. John Westkott. Eun Ji. Patrick Mannix, Matt Benson; Back Row: Mrs. Bellantonl. Mrs. Vento. Chris Warren. Dominic Sartorio. Mock Trial Front Row: Kathy Paterson. Christine Healey. Robyn Laurence. Amy Eaton. Katie Roan. Michaela Onosko, Amla Ferarro; Middle Row: Beth Melillo. Mark Lombardi, Melanie Taylor. Lisa Phelps. Kelli Barker, Colleen Needham; Back Row: Andrew Smith, Bill Hay, Matt Benson. Ted Brown. Leif Husted- Jensen, Donna DiSanto; Not Pictured: Kate Hickey. Josh Giuliano, Moira McKenna. Katie McKenna. Liz Mulcahy. Mr. Robinson. Special Olympica Front Row: Melinda Taylor. Rebecca O’Dell. Kathy Apice. Chris Carter; Back Row: Trine West. Jennifer Mueller, Justin Talley. 92 Activities Jr. High Croca Country Front Row: Karen Miller. Kathleen Nealon. Abby Aukerman. CyW Lake. Kristen Nealon. Rebecca Duff. Dave Denucd. Scott Harris. Middle Row: Tracey Coppa, Chelby Cavallero. Mike Gillooly. Brandi Enos. Jeff Stearns. Katie Robinson. Melissa Jarvis. Alison Champlin: Back Row: Greg Kittelson. Jeanne Zuercher. Shane Cybulski. Sherri Mangili. Amy McGovern, Tracy Looker. Michele Pond; Not Pictured: Ryan Hickey. Front Row: Robert Giustinl. Lauri Mollo. Matt Champlin. Mike Gillooly. Rachel Fishbach. Joann West Eva Late.. Jeanne Skuce. Brendon Roan. Dianne Daily. Sharnette Robinson. Sandy Sanders. Jennifer Browning. Peter McAlpine, Middle Row: Chris Lazar ski. Amy Horan. Corey VcDone. Mark Morrison. Brandy Enos. John Baker. Winters Hames. Chris Baglay. Sean Dt Diantis. Dan Berg. Danielle Corrtra. Nancy Miekowski. Kris Carpenter. Back Row Jason Vaughn. Dave Page. Ryan Webster. Mike Anderson. Chang Ji. Jason Botles. Melissa Campanile. Aryn Allaire. Chria Watsky. Aimec Longo. Joyce Daily. Chris DiCiantts. Jennifer Almy Seventh Grade Drama Front Row: Erin Browning. Joy Welshman. Becky Nestor. Julie Connors. Abbey Aukerman. Chelby Cavallero. Mrs. Valliere; Middle Row Megaan Geary. Trisha Duggan. Cybil Lake. Valerie Turchetta. Heather Van Wormer. Kim McGinnis. Meg Gallagher. Back Row: Robert Cinquegrana, Josh Sullivan. Kelley Maroney. Amy McGovern. Courtney McCourt. Christine Sweet; Not Pictured: Ning Gi, Christina Kittelson. Hillary Alamby. Drama Club Front Row: Michelle Chagnon. Sandra Sanders. Holly Anderson. Jennifer lacono. Kathleen Nealon. Rachel Strauss. Kern Lawrence. Erin Browning. Julie Conners; Middle Row: Mrs. Merner, Stacey Benedetti. Myra Thibauh, Kathleen Healey. Polly Preil. Hillary Allamby. Allyson Champlin. Rebecca Nestor. Kresten Nealon; Back Row: Jason Cttrone. Pater McAlpine. Matt Barker. Karen Jones. Jody Marr. Joy Welshman. Junior High Band Speech Team Front Row: Jeremy Dame. George Marr. Steve Knott. Sam Paterson. Denise Fitzpatrick. Jenna Corsini. Front Row: Mr Hilley. Rachel McGiniey. Matt Benson. Kerry Reardon. Melissa Malley. Kirsten Nicole Marchetti. Shannon LaBadie; Middle Row: Alex Whitten. Aaron Cassidy. Richard Wall. Michelle Abrahamson; Back Row: Amy Aukerman. Hollie Stillwell. Dome me Sortorio. April Gladu; Not Pictured: Chagnon. Katie Robinson. Misty Anderson. Kristen Dyer. Karen Miller; Back Row: Scott Bishop. Darren Lynn Bessacini, Liz Mulcahy. Dean Welshman. Addink. Matt Follett. Ryan Hickey. Robin Marr. Robert Helner. Mr. Clfetli; Not Pictured: Michelle Markham. Matt Palmer. John Ha mill, Shawn Haywood. Michele Meyer-Force. Activities 93 Drama Club The Noel Singers Front Row: Mark Wholey, Jason Laurie. Kerri Reardon. Dean Welshman; Front Row: Chris Carter, Kathy Apice, Melinda Taylor, Rececca O’Dell; Back Back Row: Steve Dillon, Hollie Stillwell, Liz Mulcahy; Not Pictured: Myja Row: Jennifer Mueller, Justin Talley, Trine West, Mr. DeFusco. Thibault. Chagnon. Debbw Durda. Barbara Markham. Cathy Crawford. Kim Dame. Karen Krauss. Middle Row: Mrs Waite. Kelly Gallagher. Steve Dillon, Dave Correira. Tami Renaud. Donald Moore. Justin Lague. Kris Vican, Susan Gardner. Marian McHale. Michelle Rtelly. Mr Ofelli; Back Row: Sean Stephenson. Charlie Shay. Ryan McNulty. Kevin McNeil. Sean Kelley. Marc Cassinelli. Leif Husted-Jensen. Andrew Brownell. Jess Whit tan. Not Pictured: Eleanor Cunningham. Jeanette Holland. Dan Holland. Kelley Hooper Sr. High Chorus Front Row: Nicole Giordano, Judy Wright, Kim Dame, Sara Lindsay, Corrie Kaufman, Julie DeSantis; Middle Row: Michelle Rielly, Stephanie Smith, Allison Dragon, Margaret Daniels, Brandye Napierkowski, Mr. DeFusco; Back Row: Michelle Aldrich, Amy Isabella. Jason Blanchette. Dana Addink, Ed Fishell. Jazz Band Flag Guards Front Row: Cathy Crawford, Barbara Markham, Debbie Durda, Mr. Cifelli; Front Row: Kim Dame, Karen Krauss; Back Row: Mrs. Waite, Jen Medieros, Middle Row: Ryan McNulty, Andy Brownell, Leif Husted-Jensen, Steve Kelly Gallagher, Michelle Rielly, Sara Lindsay. Dillon; Back Row: Sean Stephenson, Don Moore, Charlie Shay, Ed Fishell. i 94 Activities National Honor Society Student Aides Front Row: Debbie Shaw, Beth Metillo, Vahid Zia, Leslie Johnson; Middle Row: Front Row: Lori Law, Renee Mangili, Jeanette Holland, Allison Dragon; Back Row: Michelle Diaz, Kathy Paterson, Alyssa Nota, Hollie Stillwell; Back Row: Dana Mary McHale, Eleanor Cunningham, Jason Blanchette, Dwayne Fisheil, Cathy Addink, Matt Benson, Robyn Laurence. Jean Pierre Sabourin, Mark Wholey; Not Vars, Jennifer Barker, Kathy Marchetti; Not Pictured: Kate Hickey, Amia Feranro, Pictured: Kate Hickey, Lynn Bessacini, Lisa Riccio. Matt Benson, Lynn Bessacici. Undercurrents’ Front Row: Dina Fiore, Hillary Allamby, Greg Kenyon, Alex Whitten, Arti Kama, Rachael Strauss; Back Row: Rachel Feschback, Karen Jones, Jennifer lacono, Paul Kueker, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Valliere, Ellen Clarke, Jemma Wilke, Michelle Pond; Not Pictured: Jenna Corsini. Compass Front Row: Kathy Paterson, Karen Andrews, Chris Blackerby, Nicole Gi- ordano; Back Row: Alyssa Nota, Mr. Quinn, Tara Clinton. Dance Club State Science Fair Front Row: Mrs. Jones, Nicolle Giordano, Lisa German; Back Row: Cindy Front Row: Sara McGinley, April Gladu, Amy Aukerman, Colleen Gilchrist; Gowen, Brandye Napierkowski. Middle Row: Kim McGinnis, Jeff Steams, Mark Morrison, Robert Strauss, Judah Malin; Back Row: Ellen Clarke, James Sumner, Philip Craven, Mr. Johnson. Activities 95 Yearbook Staff Front Row: Beth Melillo. Co-Editors Leslie Johnson and Suzanne Larmte; Middle Row: Katie Roan, Kathy Paterson, Lori McKendry, Hollie Stillwell. Karen McKendry, Kerry Reardon; Back Row: Kathy Loont|ens. Michaela Onosko. Steven McKendry. Josh Gluliano; Not Pictured: Kate Hickey. Debate Front Row: Mr. HiUey. Rachel McGnley. Patrick Mannlx, Julie Haase. Matt Benson, Andy Smith; Middle Row: Leah Santoro, Nichole Dubilewski. Adam Strom, Ryan McNulty. Dominic Sartorio. Back Row: Amy Aukerman, Lisa German. Chris Blackerby, Robbie Strauss; Not Pictured: Holly Meader. Lynn Bessacinl. Junior High Racquetball Model Legislature Front Row: Darren Addink, Maribeth Garofalo. John Baker, Roy Blair; Back Row: Sam Paterson. Front Row: Nina Amaral, Holly Travers. Corrie Kaufman. Heather Malley, Kim Cybulski, Middle Row: Matthew Barker; Not Pictured: Mr. Wise. Kathy Paterson. Christine Healey. Erin Duff. Dominic Sartorio. Ryan McNulty; Back Row: Andrew Smith, Matt Benson. Katie Groves. Jr. High Honor Society Front Row: Rob Helner, Mark Westkott, Jamie Scolardi, Mary Beth Garofalo, Amy Kerr. Stephanie Clinton. Kerry Murphy. Chang Ji. Gillian Moffet, Arti Kama, Rachel Strauss. Kim Lawrence; Middle Row: Justin Calcagni. Chris Nunes. Michele Chagnon. Lauren Manning. Desiree Kenny. Gemma Wilk. Jeff Steams. Alison Champlin, Kathleen Nealon, Jen Olsen. Kristen Dyer; Back Row: Philip Craven. Sarah Pressman. Katie Healey. Michele Pond. Ellen Clarke. Katie Robinson. Tara DiGregorio. Karen Jones, Joyce Daily, Rebecca Lindley. Eighth Grade Drama Front Row: Scott Harris. Greg Kenyon, Amy Kerr. Jennifer lacono, Tara Whitright, Stacey Turnbull. Eddie Morin. Kathleen Nealon, Myra Thibault, Coral Silva. Kim Lawrence, Mrs. Valliere, Middle Row: Joshua Dickens. Ryan Cooke. Mark Westcott._Matt_Barker. Melissa Jarvis. Tracey Looker, Stacy Benedetti, Lauren Manning. Kern Ferraro; Back Row: Travis Swager, Jason Otrone. Jennifer Speights. Aubrey Olney, Gillian Moffet, Desiree Kenney. Tracey Coppa, Jeanne Zuercher. Kerri Murphy. Mike DiClcco, Stephanie Clinton. 96 Activities 1987 VARIETY The 1987 Variety Show was held on February 24th and 26th, and nearly sold out on both nights. The theme for the show was “Entertainment To- night,” as our hosts, Liz Mul- cahy and Dean Welschman, portrayed Mary Hart and John Tesh. They were charming as they kept the show flowing. Under the expert direction of Christine Mancuso, Cindy Gowen, and Jason Laurie, the show took off with few, if any, flaws. Among the audiences’ favorites were Myja Thibault and his song entitled: “In- House Blues,” Kerry Reardon, Steve Dillon, Mark Wholey, and Hollie Stillwell in “Jests, “The Softe Parade,” and the Junior Class Act. According to everyone in- volved, the show was one of the best ever at NHS. Com- pliments are extended to the cast, stage crew, the lighting crew, the directors, and of course, Mr. Quinn for his help with our class. IBvjTERTAINnt ' HT SHOW In October of this year, the classes competed for the title of Most Spirited Class.” This year we had ‘‘back- wards day,” “Pajama day,” “Toga Day,” and of course, “Red and White Day.” Each day, the classes were given points according to how spir- ited they were. On Friday of Spirit Week, the students and faculty held a barbecue and competed in games, such as the relay, the egg-toss, the balloon-pop, the marshmal- low-eating contest, and the tug-of-war. When the points were appropriated and add- ed up, the Seniors were de- clared to be the “Most Spir- ited Class.” The week ended with the traditional bonfire held on Canonchet Beach. 100 Spirit Week SPIRIT Spirit Week 101 HOMECOMING After a fun-filled Spirit Week, the Narragansett Mariners defeated Shea High School in the traditional Homecoming Game. At half-time, the classes displayed their floats under the theme of “Childhood.” The Freshman float was a classic representation of Cinderella at the Ball. Following that, the Sophomores showed us the characters of “The Flintstones.” Then the Juniors displayed the “Wizard of Oz,” with everyone from Dorothy to the Wicked Witch. Finally, the Senior class brought the game, “Mousetrap” to life. The Junior class won the float competition, and then it was time to crown the Homecoming Queen. The Homecoming Court consisted of freshman Melissa Malley and her escort Ryan McGill, sophomore Heather Mal- ley and her escort Kevin Dunn, junior Beth Jarvis and her escort Ross Gilardi, and the three seniors, Julie DiSanto and her escort Steve McKendry, Katie McKenna and her escort Todd Gill, and Moira McKenna and her escort Ken Davis. Katie was crowned this year’s Homecoming Queen. That night, the Homecoming Dance was held: a perfect way to end the day. 102 Homecoming Homecoming 103 THE SADIE HAWKINS DAY DANCE The fifth annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, sponsored by the Junior class, was held on December 4, 1987. Fol- lowing tradition, the girls asked the guys to accompany them to the dance. The cou- ples even dressed for the oc- casion in straw hats, overalls, and plaid shirts. Everyone danced or got their pictures taken until the minister, Myja Thibault, was ready, and then the marriage proposals began. Some people got mar- ried as many as two, three, or four times. All in all, it was a great evening, and one that’s looked forward to all year. 104 Sadie Hawkins Dance THE SNO-BALL DANCE On January 9, 1988, the annual Sno-Ball Dance was held. The week before, each class voted on their repre- sentatives for the court. The court consisted of freshman Beth Fagan and her escort Steven Dunn, sophomore Ka- tie Sullivan and her escort Darren Flynn, junior Kristin Durfee and her escort Scott Vellone and the three seniors Christine Mancuso, Katie McKenna, and Moira McKen- na, and their escorts Greg Souza, Andy Carr, and Steve Holland, respectively. Beth Fagan became this year’s Sno-Ball Queen by the pick of the rose. Sno-Ball Dance 105 DONKEY BASKETBALL 106 Donkey Basketball Last year, on March 11, 1987, the third annual Don- key Basketball Game was held. The event was spon- sored by the Senior Class Council to raise money for the Senior Prom. The teams, Freshmen and Sophomores (combined). Juniors, Seniors, and Faculty, all completed for First Place. When it was all over, the Seniors had cap- tured the prize. Sports 107 FOOTBALL Front Row: Bob Anderson, Mark Lombardi, Andy Carr, Brian Lague, Matt Jeffrey, Steve Holland, Joe Benedetti, Harry Fisher, Rick Mangili; Second Row: Chris Moroski, Greg Souza, Rodney Yemma, Dale Ohsberg, Ken Vellone, Drew Mignanelli, Matt Shea, Peter Trotta, Mike Biafore; Third Row: Coach Ti- olis, Dan Gardner, Paul Clays, Steve Dunn, Dan Pezzullo, John Biafore, Michael Zeurcher, Sean Duggan, Shea Burgess, Mike Gallagher, Coach Nota; Back Row: Greg Turchetta, Matt Chavez, Matt Eddy, Darren Flynn, Nathan Fasching, Steve Lake, Pat Wholey, Chris Cop- pa, Derek Tinkham, Greg Pratt, Coach Zepp. 108 Football BOYS’ SOCCER Front Row: Vahid Zia, Bob Flynn, Mark Wholey, Steve McKendry, Ken Davis, Martin Auslander, Dan Pack- er, Chris Hewitt; Back Row: Coach Tom Ashley, Sean Siner, Aaron Aus- lander, Joey Trotta, Judah Malin, Florian Freidel, Todd Gill, Josh Gi- uliano, Tim Mathieu, Coach Bill Har- rison. 110 Boys’ Soccer Boys’ Soccer 111 GIRLS’ SOCCER Front Row: Paula Grandolfi, Hollie Stillwell, Jill MacEneany, Katie Mc- Kenna, Kerri Reardon, Moira Mc- Kenna, Christine Carocci, Christine Healey, Kerryn Davis; Second Row: Kim Cybulski, Lori McKendry, Tracy Mills, Jen Burford, Heather Malley, Melissa Malley, Beth Knox, Jill Magee, Jen Pavao, Jen Giuliano, Karen McKendry; Back Row: Me- lanie Taylor, Holly Travers, Sara McGinley, Beth Kenyon, Danielle Brusby, Dianna Souza, Krisann Dubilewski, Rail! Giloolly, Debra Hodges, Amy Eaton, Dana Prender- gast, and Coach Martha Dole. 112 Girls’Soccer Girls’Soccer 113 BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Captain Charlie Shay, Captain Bill Hay, Ross Gilardi, Mike Chalifaux, Dominic Sartorio, Sean Kelly, Jason Blanchette, Mark Leary, Steven Laterra. 114 Boys’ Cross Country GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: Erika Rosa, Liz Mul- cahy, Kathy Marchetti; Back Row: Christina Laterra, Colleen Gilchrist. Kirsten Pearce, Sarah Lindsay, Coach Jeff McCrave. Kneeling: Joy Younkin, Victoria Richards, Jen Ravo, Melissa McCor- mick, Beth Fagan, Renee Mangili, Kristina Richards. Back Row: Coach Irene Hyland, Gina D’Abate, Stacy Lague, Eleanor Taylor, Lynn Bes sacini. Shannon McCourt, Kate Hick- ey, Amia Ferraro, Colleen Needham, Megan Merrick. GIRLS’ TENNIS 116 Girls’ Tennis Girls’Tennis 117 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING Front Row: Mascot Danielle Beauchemin, Tonia Piscitelli; Bottom Row: Joyce Lavimodere, Michele Mossey, Denise Lindewall, Mara Quintana-West, Rhonda McConnell, Captain Kristine Brooks, Brandye Napierkowski; Top Row: Captain Ju- lie DiSanto, Gina Piscitelli, Captain Christine Mancuso. 118 Football Cheerleading JR. HIGH BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING Junior High Basketball Cheerleading Front Row: Allison McManus, Valer- ie Turchetta, Cybil Lake, Meghan Geary, Shannon LaBaddie; Back Row: Brianne Geary, Maribeth Ga- rofalo, Michelle Chagnon, Traci Looker, Amy Horan, Jemma Wilk, Bridget Boynton. Jr. High Cheerleading 119 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Front Row: Paul Clays, Ken Davis. Steven Holland, Adam Strom, Marc Cinquegrana; Back Row: Coach Steve Chadwick, Tom Penders, Ricky Everett, Andrew Kittelson, Todd Gill, Marty Reels, Robert Haz- ard, Asst. Coach Mike Chadwick, Asst. Coach Gene Wilson. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front Row: Kim Cybuiski, Beth Knox, Melissa Malley, Tracey Ken- ney. Amia Ferraro, Katie Groves; Back Row: Jody Laurie, Kerryn Da- vis, Dianna Souza, Dottie O’Brien, Irene Paton; Not Pictured: Kerri Reardon, Coach Steve Costello. WRESTLING 124 Wrestling Wrestling 125 BOYS’ TENNIS Front Row: Greg Owens, Bob Flynn, Enrique DeZavalas; Back Row: Coach Joe Hooks, Andy Carr, Chris Hewitt, Andrew Smith, Joe Trotta. 126 Boys’ Tennis Boys’ Tennis 127 VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Becky Johnson, Suzanne Larmie, Kate Hickey, Marta Mata; Back Row: Jeanette Holland, Lynn Bessacini, Debra Hodges, Leslie Johnson, Michelle Weeks, Gina Giramma. 128 Volleyball Volleyball 129 BASEBALL Back Row: Coach Tony Vel- lone, Bob Anderson, Tommy Penders, Dan Pezzullo, Matt Jeffrey, Rob Garofalo, Chuck McGinnis, Bob Shuman, Ja- son Laurie, Dale Ohsberg, Mike Nally, Mark Lombardi, Sean Stephenson; Front Row: Darren Flynn, Matt King, Casey Moffett, Jimmy Sauro, Chris DiSalvo, Joe Paul, Ken Vellone; Missing From Picture: Steve Blessing, Chris Coppa. Baseball 131 132 Softball SOFTBALL •-;• Front Row: Moira McKenna, Judy Hempe, Alisa Ferraro, Dawn Younkin, Tonya Noka, Liz Worthington. Katie McK- enna; Back Row: Coach Dave Poirier, Alyssa Nota, Kerryn Davis, Kelli Barker, Julie DiS anto, Regina Piscitelli, Paula Grandolfi. BOYS’ TRACK FIELD Kneeling: Andy Brownell, Mike Chalifaux, Pablo Ozonas, Steve Dunn, Mark Leary, Yoshi Yamasaki; Standing (1-r): Coach Behrends, Pat Manix, Josh Giuliano, Mike Biafore, John Vigneau, Rick Mangili, Brad Powers, John Biafore, Ken Davis, Mark Zito, Kenny Jefferson, Tomo Gogami, Bill Hay, Pat Wholey. 134 Boys’ Track GIRLS’ TRACK FIELD .v Girls’Track 135 Kneeling: Cathy LaLiberty, Kerri Reardon, Hollie Stillwell; Standing: Coach Karen Murphy, Kathy Marchetti, Kim Cybulski, Heather Malley, Raili Gil- looly. JR. HI BOYS’ BASKETBALL Front Row: Captains Mike Jeffrey and Matt Blessing; Back Row: Rob Cinquegrana, David Page, Ray DiSanto, Greg Kittelson, Shane Cybul- ski, John Mahoney, Ryan Webster, Michael Anderson, Ryan Hickey, Scott Davis, Jay Lurgio, Coach Mike Lurgio. 136 Boys’ Junior High Basketball IR. HIGH GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front Row: Sheri Mangili, Gil- lian Moffet, Desiree Kenny; Middle Row: Tracy Coppa, Jeanne Zuercher, Kerri Mur- phy, Alison Champlin; Back Row: Katie Robinson, Ellen Clarke, Amay McGovern, Aubry Olney, Andrea Mazur, Stephanie Clinton, Jennie Christopharo, Karen Miller. Girls’ Junior High Basketball 137 At this time, we, the editors, on behalf of the students, faculty, and administration at NHS, would like to ded- icate the preceding section to the memory of Mr. David Poirier. Mr. Poirier was known for various aspects of his life. At home, he was a caring husband and father, and at school, he was not only a dedicated teacher and coach, but also a loyal and trusted friend to many. 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