Newton Catholic High School - Newton Yearbook (Newton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1986 volume:

OUR LADY’S) NEWTON CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS FOREVER 1936 is MR. DABENIGNO |! The Class of 1986 is proud to dedi- cate it’s yearbook to a man who has been more than our teacher and coach, he has been our friend. This man is Mr. Don Dabenigno. During our four years at Newton Catholic Mr. Dabenigno has always been patient, giving, and most of all understanding. He truly cares about Newton Catholic and it’s students. When we leave in May, we will take with us all he has given us. He is an exceptional man and has touched our lives in a special way. Good Luck!! Mr. Dabenigno Rev. William Sharkey ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Peg Hewitt Mrs. Annette Harrington igno Mr. Donald Daben 1e Mr. Richard Lavo a) Mrs. Katherine Carey a O’Connell irgini Sry We 5 Wy 2 Ms. Teresa Coyne Ms. Sheila Connolly Mrs. Roberta D’ Amico wet rou Mr. Peter Connolly Mrs. Angele Keshian Mrs. Judith Quann Ms. Terri Petraglia Ms. Lisa Richard nseript NOK BRN FRESHMEN — CLASS OF 1939 Andrews riester ristin K Greg Arnp Joseph Bourett Charlene Bussey Nicole Censullo John Falanga le much longer! t hold this smi 2: I can Martha Fitzgerald Shannon Flynn Kathy Horton Mark Hughes Kimberly Hunter Johnson Urielle Joseph Brenda Keady Claudine da Leary Karen Leary Lin Jeanne Lenza Thomas Lydon in Bruno Marini Scott Mohan ichelle McLaughl M 10 Robert Mooney Nancy Morrissey Holly Musto Anthony Pellegrini Lea Power Audrey Scarlett Katherine Seoane Lopez Wilber Seoane Lopez Maureen Stuffle David Spirito Bruno Tamburrini James Taylor Richard Toli Robert Toli Siobhan Walsh Silvana Visco Not Pictured: Heidi Anderson Michelle Wilkins 11 Freshman year is filled with both confusion and excitement. The Freshman Class this year was spirited and full of enthusiasm. As the months progressed, they learned to fit into the Newton Catholic community and become comfortable with the upperclass- men, teachers, and each other. As the years go on they will enjoy the many conforts of being upperclassmen. Good Luck to the Freshmen. SOPHOMORES — CLASS OF 1988 Socorro Bautista Eileen Burke John Casey Kelly Caulfield Michelle Cedrone Robert Corolla Chow hound. Jeannette Deffely Jeffrey Delovey Susan Demeo Joan DeRubeis John Donovan Ernest Ferrara Andrew Gillis Kimberly Goodwin Peter Gould Donna Grennon Jeremiah Harrigan Russell Heamer 14 Paul Hughes Christine Kelly Stephen Kelly Carolyn Lang Michael Lewis Jennifer Longbottom June MacLellan George Manigault William Murphy Linda McGrath Joseph McLaughlin Debbie Nelligan Mary Osborn Christopher O’ Sullivan Charles Panica Stephen Perruzzi Deidre Prince Richard Sheehy Ann Marie Staunton Julie Sullivan Thomas Sullivan David Turley Karen Vestal Theresa Walsh Eric Williamson Lorenzo Zaccari Antonio Zegarelli NOT PICTURED: Kenneth Barrie Patrick Conneely Charles Damon James Flattery Lynne Seymour 15 As a Sophomore you are able to use the experience gained in Freshman year to help get through the tough times. You are no longer considered the ‘‘little kids’’. The Sophomores this year enjoyed themselves and looked forward with anticipation to junior year. We wish them luck with their endeavors and much SsucCeSS. JUNIORS — CLASS OF 1987 Erik Anderson Frank Battista ee Louis Bruno Robert Bussey Dawn Campbell John Canning ‘bom We want heat! Angela Canty Ann Marie Capolino Therodore Costopoulos Peter Currie Michael Donnellan Jason Ezzo Michael Falanga Dawn Foley Elise Grant Sandra Hamilton Renee Haney Stephen Hennessey Mary Holland 18 Christopher Kane Jill Kazanjian Thomas Kelly Kurt Kiessling Jason McLeod Catherine MacLellan Cheryl Martin Barbara McGovern Heather Mclsaac Jason Miades Kathleen Needham Carolyn O’Brien Christopher Paulino Susan Prendergast Mark Ralto Anthony Sauro Lizabeth Schiller Juan Seoane Lopez Joan Sheehan Christine Smith Linda Spino Anne Suarez Eileen Swan Patricia Taylor John Taylor Paula Tocci Thomas Walsh Kathleen Weller NOT PICTURED: Gary Brenton Patricia Kelly Diane Norton Kim Norton 19 | i i i Junior year can be hectic and yet exciting. At last you are an upperclassman and you feel a sense of pride. As a junior you can look ahead to your senior year with anticipation. You begin to be concerned about your future. Always follow your dreams and remember the good times of high school. | ‘ 7 753) SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS This year’s senior class officers’ abilities were outstanding in the areas of leadership and organization. They made a tremendous effort to provide us with senior priviledges with great success. They spent many hours planning such activities as our Senior Prom. Thanks to them our senior year was unforgettable. Standing L-R: Julie McManus, Michelle Palkey, Ray Paul Hicks, Deborah Walsh. The 1986 Senior Class Officers: Ray Paul Hicks President Deborah Walsh Vice-President Michelle Palkey ’ Secretary Julie McManus Treasurer 24 LITERARY MAGAZINE Standing L-R: Linda Amicangioli, Chris Kane, Eileen Burke, Ray Hicks, Mike Dorr. This year’s Literary Magazine, The Free Lancer, under the direction of Mr. Connolly, published one of their finest editions to date. This magazine would not have been possible without the constant efforts of Linda Amicangioli, Eileen Burke, Ray Hicks, and Mike Dorr. Their combined efforts have contributed many interest- ing articles, poems, short stories, and humorous anecdotes. 25 STUDENT COUNCIL for siihsimeclaetioacs ita First Row: Paul Lydon, Joanne Abruzzi, Linda Amicangioli, Pompeo DeRubeis. Second Row: Dawn Foley, Peter Currie, Frank Battista, Kevin McBride. Third Row: Susan Demeo, Joe McLaughlin, Joan DeRubeis. Top Row: Nicole Censullo, Bruno Marini. Missing: Karen Leary. 26 t =: . Sincere — The 1986 Student Council was well led by President Pompeo DeRubeis and Vice-President Linda Amicangioli. Through their concentrated efforts and the efficient assistance of Secretary Joanne Abruzzi and Treasurer Paul Lydon, the organization was quite successful. Through car washes, dress-down days, dances, and the sale of Christmas flowers, a great deal of money was raised for the school’s benefit. The 1986 Student Council was one of the most active school organizations and served to make Newton Catholic a better place. serge enero YEARBOOK The 1986 Yearbook staff worked many long hours to produce a high quality book including the first Color Senior Section. Although there were only a few staff members, their dedication made up for the lack of numbers, and carried the book through the many unforseen obstacles and snags. The final product, though tedious, was well worth the struggle. Standing L-R: Kevin McBride, Jennifer Longbottom, Pompeo DeRubeis, Susan Demeo, Paul Lydon, Jaclynne Ezzo. 28 HALLOWEEN 32 Ee oF CY re LANCERS VOLLEYBALL Standing L-R: Elise Grant, Anne Marie Kling, Dawn Foley, Angela Canty, Mary Holland, Linda Leary, Jeannette Deffely, Ann Suarez, Coach Rose Bertucci, Kneeling: Capt. Cheryl Chagnon, Capt. Joanne Abruzzi. The 1986 Varsity Volleyball team was very successful. The team was led to both the Catholic tournament and State Tournament by Senior Co-Captains Joanne Abruzzi and Cheryl Chagnon. The superior playing ability of Joanne and Cheryl gained them the honor of being named All Catholic Players. Sharing in this honor was Junior Angela Canty. Also impressive was the talent of Senior Anne Kling and Freshman Linda Leary. The team did well this year, deserving a great deal of credit and congratulations. RE Standing L-R: Coach Judy Jackson, Ann Suarez, Liz Schiller, Michelle McLaughlin, Heather McIsaac, Claudine Johnson, Jennifer McLaughlin, Elise Grant. Kneeling: Siobhan Walsh, Karen Leary. Missing: Susan Demeo. 36 tL auger ; Caen Re ate RRO me 94 45 8, net vy) BOY’S BASKETBALL This year’s boy’s basketball team was strong and determined. Under Coach Don Dabenigno, the team practiced many hours refining their playing skills. Tri-Captains Jeff Sherman, Mark Pulsifer, and Scott Roberts urged the team on against their various opponents. The team had much spirit and the desire to win. This desire brought the boys basketball team to the State and Catholic Tournaments and gave them an impressive year end record. We can thank and congratulate them for giving us a memorable basketball season. Standing L-R: Stephen Hennessey, Co-Capt. Mark Pulsifer, Co-Capt. Jeff Sherman, Kurt Kiessling, John Canning, Kevin Walsh, Co-Capt. Scott Roberts, Coach Don Dabenigno. Kneeling: Tom Walsh, Frank Battista, Mike Donnellan, Dave Arsenault. EN ARES Cu eo Ze RR we Le gas be bran 4 LANCERS Standing L-R: Coach Chris Brisbois, Tony Pellegrini, Bruno Marini, Tony Zegarelli, George Manigault, Stephen Perruzzi, Bruno Tamburrini, Michael Lewis. Kneeling: Chris Kane, Juan Seoane Lopez, Joe McLaughlin, Scott Mohan, John Falanga. 40 GIRL’S BASKETBALL | This year’s girls basketball team was spirited and enthusiastic. The team was led by Senior Co-Captains Cheryl Chagnon and Maura Prince, both displaying excellent leadership. They spent many long hours practicing to strengthen their playing abilities. The girls gave it their all and grew closer to each other. They experienced valuable sportsmanship which in turn led to victory for the team. Congratulations to the girls’ team for a good season. Standing L-R: Angela Canty, Michelle Cedrone, Mary Holland, Deidre Prince, Silvana Visco, Coach Sue Calabro. Kneeling: Co-Capts.: Maura Prince, Cheryl Chagnon. aN BNO Ma al i x “orensmncommenneSheenneige, BNI NS Us y CHEERLEADING The 1986 Cheerleading squad was led by Senior Tri-Captains Michelle Palkey, Ann Marie Kling, and Linda Amicangioli. The spirit of the cheerleaders added a great deal to the sports seasons. By spending much time on their cheers, the cheerleaders gained much attention at games and at rallies. By their enthusiastic encouragement and gymnastic talents, the cheerleaders added spirits to the game. Standing L-R: Liz Schiller, Susan Williams, Patricia Flaherty, Elise Grant, Nicole Censullo, Heather McIsaac, Dawn Foley. Kneeling: Tri-Captains Michelle Palkey, Anne Kling, Linda Amicangioli. ‘ q ; ‘ ; Soe «ini Standing L-R: Joan DeRubeis, Maureen Stuffle, Brenda Keady, Kathy Horton. Kneeling: Co-Capts. Lea Power, Siobhan Walsh. Missing: Charlene Bussey, Shannon Flynn. 47 SPECTATORS | | 48 ANITA ADAMIDES It’s been great being at N.C. I will surely miss my friends. ee JOANNE ABRUZZI With The Help Of Some Of My Best Friends We Had Some Very Special Times. Good Luck Class Of 1986! PATRICK BURKE ““People will remember you better if you always wear the same outfit.”’ LINDA AMICANGIOLI “If you don’t have good dreams you have nightmares’’ Class of 86 Dare to Dream! Just You Wait... . NICHOLAS ABRUZZI The Greatest of Journeys Begins With A Single Step. Thanx Mom For All Your Help. Luv Ya TERESA BURKE I Luv U Mom Dad! 68-86 SR KW PT KN DN Jaf!!! LM LV BD MK Ashley XO Lechyland! Great! VK1! TB BP! ‘‘Baabe”’ DAVID ARSENAULT Don’t Look Back In Anger, Don’t Look Ahead In Fear Just Take It As It 50 Comes, Until It Comes In Clear 86 FRANCIS CRISCUOLO If You’ve Got A Problem Kill It! What’s that? Hawaiian Noises? Hammy’s Heroes Class of ’86 CHERYL CHAGNON The Times We Shared Will Always Remain In My Heart Love To The Class Of 1986 KEVIN DOHERTY There’s a lady who knows all that glitters is gold and she’s buying the stairway to Heaven KD BRIAN CULLEN REBECCA COUNIHAN Good luck class of ’86! Thanks RM and BH I love you both!! MICHAEL DORR When there is no vision, the people perish. . . POMPEO DERUBEIS It’s The Last Time And I Can’t Believe It’s True. If I Had A Chance With Anyone It Was You 86 al The 1986 Senior class will always be remembered for it’s devotion, caring, and sincerity. Throughout the years we have spent at Newton Catholic we laughed, cried, fought, and most of all, hung on together. There have been times when there was pain and sorrow, however, these were overshadowed by greater joy and happiness. When we leave Newton Catholic in May we face uncertain futures, but the many experiences we have had will aid us. The 1986 Senior class leaves a part of itself here forever. Good Luck, 52 Class of 1986 ttle sweetheart My li oni OOO LL S men dent’ i All the pres iends Just fr JACLYNNE EZZO Nothing is impossible with God KATHLEEN DOWNEY If all our dreams came true well wouldn’t that be nice Bruce Springsteen RAY PAUL HICKS For he who is prepared, success is certain, for he who is not shall be hurtin’ pretty good huh? PATRICIA FLAHERTY ‘‘Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime .. .”’ 86 LYNDA DUGGAN ““Hold on to your dreams, though they seem far away, and those dreams will come true somehow, some way!”’ BEVERLY HOUGH Thanks everyone esp Beck Laurie Mom Dad Scott Pat Kara and Leon I love you Timma miss ya Jen EP DAVID HAMILTON If You Love Something Set It Free IF It Doesn’t Come back Hunt It 54 Down And Kill It! Hammy’s Heroes86 JACQUELINE LAHEY Remember All The Good Times We Had Back In N.C. Keep The Memories Alive In Our Hearts And Minds 86 THOMAS KITAS PAUL LYDON If man does not step forth into the unknown, he stagnates. He who dares, wins. Thanx Mom, Dad, Alice MICHAEL LANDRIGAN THOMAS LYNCH Good Luck To Class of ’86, Especially to my friends who helped me through this place. ANNE MARIE KLING “‘Those were the best days of my life’’ BA 9-18-95 GL 86’ You won’t be soon forgotten . . . MARIA LEONE You only live once, but if you live it right, once is enough. Good luck class of 86. a5 tp The Beat Goes On V-66 Carey . Mrs. Take a memo AUN NBD idieypaay 37) B.C.-bound Ahhhhh Mr. Connolly . . . mean Mr. Mahoney ELLEN McCORMACK The greatest thing we’ll ever learn is just to love and be Loved in return. JULIE McMANUS We’ll take the best, forget the rest and someday we'll find. . . These are the best of times 1986 PATRICIA MAPLE The Times We Shared Together Were Only Temporary But The Memories Will Last Forever. GERARD McDERMOTT KEVIN McBRIDE A w ise man doesn’t know all of the answers he just asks the right questions LEIGHCEA McNICHOLS You can’t always get what you want but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need NOREEN McGOVERN Climb high, climb for your goal The sky your aim the star 58 CAROL NUGENT “‘Remember: Go Easy, Step Lightly; Stay Free,’’ The Clash! I love you Bob, Forever. Esta We Made it! MAURA PRINCE It’s Finally Over!! Remember the Good Times + Bad. Keep in Touch!!! It’s Party Time! CHRISTOPHER MORGAN Thanx Mom! ‘‘Fat Boys’’ The Dazz Band Hey Look Me Over Baby Do You Like What You See, What’s Up Man?BH LM PETER O’CONNOR Thanks Mom and Dad for Everything Remember the Good Times We Had at NC Always Remember the Class of 1986 MARK PULSIFER “ Me and Some Guys From School Had a Band and We Tried Real Hard’’ California Here I Come LAURIE MURPHY Hope for the future, But live for today! Remember all the good times! CEBBM MICHELLE PALKEY There Are No Moments Held Above the Magical Moments of Friendship and Love GL 86 59 ee Let’s see .. . At $20 an ounce Wella lip 60 Wow!! Check her out!! Yeee . . . Lynch!! O.K. Jeff you’re awesome, all right? 61 JEFFEREY SHERMAN What we are, God made us what we became is up to us Thank you for everything Mom + Dad MICHAEL SCOTT ROBERTS So much to say so little space I thank all the good friends I’ve made to me you'll all last forever JOHN SULLIVAN Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of ‘‘86’’ Thanks Mom and Dad! A Good Education Lasts a Lifetime ESTHER SUAREZ Goodbye to all of you Ill never see again. Carol I thought we’d never make it. Love ya Mom + Dad. THOMAS SHEEHAN Life is valuable to some, but it is not valuable to others. Be careful if you value your own. 86 DEBORAH WALSH If you love something set it free If it comes back to you it’s yours If it doesn’t it wasn’t meant to be JAMES SULLIVAN Thanks To My Friends and Family I Would Never Have Made It 62 Without Them KEVIN WALSH IF You Can Imagine It, You Can Achieve it, If You Can Dream It, You Can Become It. MELISSA WELCH “‘Find contentment in yourself and you'll need not search for it else where’’ “‘Good luck class 86’” MW +HS SUSAN WILLIAMS Our Memories of Yesterday Will Last A Lifetime The Best of Times ‘““Never Forget The Class of 1986”’ DEAN CHRONOPOULOS Trying hard to survive, Keep on runnin’, our time is comin’, Keep your dreams alive Ellas 85 Cal 86 STATHIS CHRONOPOULOS Seniors at Last Thanks to Mom And Dad And Also thanks To All My Friends Not Pictured: Charles O’Hara Lisa Bagdesarian Ann Marie DeCourcey Mark Marrocco 63 Oh M’GAWD SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Dressed | Most Popular Best Looking Nicest Smile Most Comical Most School Spirit Most Athletic Friendliest Most Intelligent Most Likely to Succeed Quietest Most Flirtatious Best Excuses Most Creative Dean Chronopoulis Kevin Walsh Mark Pulsifer Tommy Lynch Jim Sullivan Pompeo DeRubeis Nicky Abruzzi Scott Roberts Mike Dorr Paul Lydon Pat Burke Jeff Sherman Frank Criscuolo Charles O’ Hara Patricia Maple Kathy Downey Lynda Duggan Maria Leone Leighcea McNichols Michelle Palkey Anne Kling Cheryl Chagnon Tricia Flaherty Linda Amicangioli Anita Adamides Susan Williams Noreen McGovern Jacqueline Lahey 65 “Where should we hide it?” I'll see you at two. Loan me 55¢! 66 The Senior Christmas Party has been cancelled due to beano. Is it A Week or B Week? Best Friends ue The Pompiac Born In the U.S.A. 67 Electron Configuration Hot Shower on a hot day The odd one Sun City Video Basketball Mrs. Beasley If you will Ziggy Plaque Smasher CPR Gilligan We are the world — Again? Joltin’ Joe Maggie I don’t play the game Frank . . . wake up Hammy’s Heroes Smurfette Butchie Let’s do lunch Bad Day for fiberglass U.N. Day BLAZERS Ties Mr. D. TAB Daviau Rocky Point Skip Day Mr. Miller DEMERITS GOB Brighton WR Agape DAR: Dress Code Detention Chemistry Eddy Ritzel Sr. Julie Droopy Mr. Berkely Mr. Morris 68 DO YOU... I’m joining Wham! That’s gray Mr. Connolly Black and White Head of Humanities Community test Ms. Coyne and Jerry Another prayer service? Frank . . . you’re still here Gerry’s kids Ginny Rap Nicaragua GOBusters Engine-revver Opie Otis Platypus Zapper Pablo Don’s Boys Three Witches WOW! DEE! Gimp 13 for 13 years Mr. Flynn Blowing Leaves He’ll make time Tursday King of Cheese John and Jerry Little Whip Mr. Beccia White Pants Emporer Gob The North Wall The West Lawn Puppy Training Spoon Feeding Parking Permits Bryan Adams Ad Hoc Jeep — Made in Ireland Ray’s Locker Beaker The Code We want heat!! Go to Florida Potatoes Pardon? 1407 Trapezoid Don’t get flip Frigidaire Rap M.S.’s Encee Q-Tip Iguana Chariots The Mall HEY LADY'!! Nantasket The Color Section HoJo’s Hampton Beach Surf’s Up Burnt Lionel Richie Miami Vice Earl of laughter Shweeps See-Word Mr. Broccolli Quann Zone Jeff's 1000 pts Free Lancer — 50¢ Mrs. Swett College Island Coolerhead Peter-Aid Whale Watch Wintertime Girls Senior Xmas Party Senior Beano Party Call the Plant 0 I’m Good! Plow The Sidewalk Scoop!! Drug Bust Today Football? Freshman Year Depos Lil’ Peach Awesome Driver’s Ed Remember Wicked Cool Hey Dude Mr. Duggan It’s Casual Psyched “Oh No”’ Goofy Huck Spiro ZOO Spanish Mickey Dees What a Howl Oh Man The Epic The Hag Pete Stung Yak Yucky Llama Pompiac Sheep OH PLEASE! Dude Ranch Misled Fools The Lake Liturgy Quiz Escapegoat Insomnia The Liberal Labs? What lab? pita De¥ess) Watermelon Calendars D.J. Skippy REMEMBER? Does anyone want to go to Russia? Did Mrs. Quann get shot? If I had a rocket launcher... But Mrs. Carey, I had car trouble! Is this A week or B week? Jeff broke Mr. Connolly’s leg Can I get transferred outa here? Mr. Crelan meets his demerit quota You're all kicked out of CPR Ray’s performance as the Lancer Pompeo and Paul got in a WHAT? Let’s talk Yearbooks people! Frank, you still go here? — Yea, this week. I think you should look into a Jesuit college What college is coming? Who cares, what period? How do we get ourselves into these messes? It’s snowing, where do you want to go for breakfast? Joe, when do we get the portraits? ‘Leak in 203, get the jeep”’ We could get six dozen donuts! I was doing a corporal work of mercy Miss Del Prato, the bus driver is sick ‘‘Just play it cool, Paul’’ Frank . . . you’re taking Spanish again Senior performance of ‘‘Feed the World’. Who put Michael in that locker? Everybody on the line! Witness for peace — up to here Peace chain to Libya Bay OUNIne my Ollices2.15. Late again, Jimmy? Free dress day, one dollar. This is the Forina Studio of Photography. . . That’s a squirrel, not a rat People, we have a failure to communicate. Nothing can go wrong with this yearbook Get a brain — get a rake! Take out a sheet of paper. ‘feels boiled in broo’’ ‘‘Pompeo, cut them.’’ THE FINAL EDITION 69 70 Joanne Abruzzi Nicholas Abruzzi Anita Adamides Linda Amicangioli David Arsenault Lisa Bagdasarian Patrick Burke Teresa Burke Cheryl Chagnon Dean Chronopoulis Stathis Chronopoulis Rebecca Counihan Frank Criscuolo Brian Cullen Ann Marie DeCourcey Pompeo DeRubeis Kevin Doherty Michael Dorr Kathleen Downey Lynda Duggan Jaclynne Ezzo Patricia Flaherty David Hamilton Ray Paul Hicks Beverly Hough Thomas Kitas Ann Kling Jacqueline Lahey Michael Landrigan leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves just left leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves CLASS WILL We, the class of nineteen hundred and eighty-six, do bequeath unto Newton Catholic High School the following: her MVP Award his “‘Yee Papa’’ quietly us ‘“just waiting”’ his guitar very quietly her Cons her OLNC jacket his slanted writing his passport picture her white pants for Drunken State his English book her artwork his epic of ‘‘Encee’’ a Led Zeppelin tape tripping over a desk for Europe her ankle socks her speeding tickets her earrings (matching the shoes) the Legend of Hammy’s Heroes his socks at home her smile his IROC in the shop her senior portraits her hooker boots his Super Chevy magazines Maria Leone Paul Lydon Thomas Lynch Patricia Maple Mark Marrocco Chris Morgan Laurie Murphy Kevin McBride Ellen McCormack Gerard McDermott Noreen McGovern Julie McManus Leighcea McNichols Carol Nugent Peter O’Connor Charles O’Hara Michelle Palkey Maura Prince Mark Pulsifer Scott Roberts Thomas Sheehan Jeffrey Sherman Esther Suarez Jim Sullivan John Sullivan Deborah Walsh Kevin Walsh Melissa Welch Susan Williams leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves leaves her jewelry his thermometer to find Mr. DeBona her strut his hat his “‘Aaaugh’’ her laugh his Sheepish ways her hair his cars her punky dew to find the ultimate party to join the Roller Derby her blond streak his nickname ‘‘Sponge’”’ his loafers her prudish ways her Moon Mobile directions to the Centrum his music committee Emie and Bert his trophies Ann behind on time . . . for once his face in every picture her weird pocket books to find Mr. Whippy her Karate without checking the oil CLASS PROPHECY Here’s what the class of 1986 will be doing in the year 2000. Joanne Abruzzi Nicky Abruzzi Anita Adamides Linda Amicangioli David Arsenault Patrick Burke Teresa Burke Cheryl Chagnon Dean Chronopoulis Stathis Chronopoulis Becky Counihan Frank Criscuolo Brian Cullen Ann Marie DeCourcey Pompeo DeRubeis Kevin Doherty Michael Dorr Kathy Downey Lynda Duggan Jaclynne Ezzo Patricia Flaherty David Hamilton Ray Paul Hicks Beverly Hough Thomas Kitas Anne Marie Kling Jackie Lahey Mike Landrigan Maria Leone Paul Lydon Thomas Lynch Patricia Maple Mark Marrocco Chris Morgan Laurie Murphy Kevin McBride Ellen McCormack Gerard McDermott Noreen McGovern Julie McManus Leighcea McNichols Carol Nugent Peter O’Connor Charles O’ Hara Michelle Palkey Maura Prince Mark Pulsifer Scott Roberts Thomas Sheehan Jeffrey Sherman Esther Suarez James Sullivan John Sullivan Deborah Walsh Kevin Walsh Melissa Welch Susan Williams is the Accountant for OLNC owns a car wash is Speaker of the House is the editor for the National Enquirer Plays back-up guitar for Air Supply is Ray’s Speechwriter designs Converse sneakers is the Guidance Counselor of OLNC is a Disco Dancin’ Machine advertises for a hair transplant co. is a physics teacher is a parole officer is a brain surgeon is the art supervisor for Hunter Publishing joins Wham! is the US Ambassador to Togo is a starving playwright is touring Italy is a makeup artist for Lancome is a traffic cop gets married and moves to Ireland is a mercenary in South Africa is the Governor of California marries Timmy installs car alarm systems is Joe Forina’s secretary is Joe Kennedy’s press secretary is an engineer for GM is the manager of Ann Hope is researching in Tufts University teaches Boston Immigrants is a wholesale buyer for Bloomingdales becomes a politician becomes a speech therapist is a Peace Corp volunteer becomes a sheep farmer is a hair dresser becomes a demolition driver owns a Punk Club in New York City owns the rest of New York City models for Vidal Sassoon becomes a Gypsy owns a fleet of Tow Trucks is a philosopher in the mountains of Tibet is a dress designer is a test pilot is Captain of the 76’ers owns RCA records commands a Coast Guard Cutter is the Athletic Director of OLNC disappeared after graduation teaches A+P teaches English is a translator for the UN breeds guards dogs in New Mexico makes karate movies is a test driver for Chrysler 71 r ee oo ae Wc icnsiceste SOAS, Special friends Joanne Tricia Ann Mich TM BC TL JM SW JS KD MP Cap Scott Thanks V-Ball-Champs-2 B-Ball S- Ball NYE-85-CCP Let’s do lunch LA DW PL KM PD GTW JO DD Cape Billy 73185 IMY Thanks Pompeo for caring call me a cab? Chris-n-Chris FTLT BFA Katie the little one finally made it! Thanks for being there Oh no not the GD Tx Mom Dad you mean the world to me ILY! Love to the class of 86 DEAN CHRONOPOULIS “Strive For Excellence, exceed yourself love your friend, speak the truth, practice fidelity, and honor your father and mother. These principles will help you master yourself, make you strong give you hope and put you on a path to Brown Nose DD: JMc Thanks Mr. La’ ed Times Over Michelle’s and Sue’s ho with Don M. Tricia good luck w Tom : DL PR RF Cheez DA TOB JOB Thank: sports Nite 85 —- Mark and Nick cr . Cheryl — Air Supply Concert 10-2 ays. Joanne — Kool and Gang 8-25- ng over the Yearbook!! Paul and ad a lot of good times and I wish uck Class of ’86 VIN DOHERTY c cliff We dive at five I’m not late us never came Smokin’ in the Boys BD MR MF BY RV DL JHAR K Ya Mom n Dad thank for eve: n Bean Lunchbag Misc onfuculated + Harrys Toga Party Its been the Ball . These are the Best of Times Lo ICHAEL DORR d, the infinity between seconds. On will be tumed through its neck il fall. This worn bit of sand will spa nature allows, will give birth to pearls, i nd dance in the blue depths! Oh meen ¢ s pull me onward.! Thank you, HLEEN DOWNEY ng there Mom Dad. I luv U of °86’’ We finally made it, took an others, but we did it! Kevin Thar ecky, Lynda — I’ll miss ya! Keep is schools not so goofy! Thanks GM. Jimmy Let’s go to the Beach e Cats live on Sheila and Eilee ‘o Europe!!! YNDA DUGGAN PUR Bermuda-86 Oh My Head Jam The Greeks Fruits Chris Irish Italian ip Nightts with friends Factory!! Marie + Annie Bef,Luv Ya Miss Ya, SW, JM, KD, JL, EM, ML, NM, BC, TL, JS, PD, TE, AK, MP. JS, RH!! Never Forget, Paul I Wanna Walk New Years Loo at their hair! Jeff, my Pen Kelly’s MT,RB,D? Luv Mo Kathy + Danny M +M’s, CJ’s!! Prom Party! 10; 43.41 85. Ma. Pressy! DD Eastie Bri-en!! and Dav, Tw Ya JACL Good Luck Seniors in your years to come. I hope you get all the success you are shooting for. Best of luck; Jaclynne. May you all have a lot of joy and happiness. If you believe nothing is impossible with ney then ss baal will be im- possible. F Lonely ) made it! | NM JL So BC has The Fab Four’ MP emember all the good times at NC forget the little white house on the hill and 10 yrs. w EM. DA CCDDHD. NIDETS! Sorry about th _ excuse!.CM Prom 85 Sr. Prom rds at All My oe to MP NA JA JS CC Thanx 2 Special Friends: RH LGA PO TS Kev, What can I say? GL! at BC MIT. R Prudish ways, my 67 chevy. Let’s do lunch. Y EVER MORE! Summer 85 Del, Mr. DB? 13 for 13 . Of ia Ray, PC won’ a, I Know more than you. ela my pen! Kathy. you wouldn't believe . ! Nichelle: listen to” your, -True, Pats Summer of 85, sndy IL+MY Bye Don! GL 8 Melissa, Bev, ver zone away, J ams The Balls Sandys Allright to wi is fair and fair is fowl we will tut hopefully you will succeed. , MW, SW, TB, KV, CL, SP, ep is Awesome. If you love” t come back hunt it down and _ ood Luck CBRIDE Mom Dad and the rest of the 0's Baby is that? (ll buy and again! Katie last six years to anks Ma Dad oy is it about way with IRA. any memories, get the White what about the k to everyone, r gets their act _Dede Diane Karen Nancy Jen . Petes revenge. I'll never play i Eddie Don,lacay Shemp The Alarm Bermuda ‘‘Let have to say it’s + the friends I semi, Mr. C’s p!? Party at YA Dogmatic Girl don’t eve DG AM DG _Pressy, ML, JL, NM, LD RH CC Lunch I love you Mom Dad Good table pals — -t Forget?? Jacky Good La sk w- ATHY. — PP celebrations and don’t you a : window Julie n O’B Many Guys And Best of Luck d Thalfx Mom + Dad Luv ya achine Chris Thanx For Stand ICMANUS : good times to y life — long per of 84 Bermuda 85 86 Prom ron and Cindy oses? Never forget my buddies park, Carols CMLM POLK MTJMGDSE | ie S., we are y how’s our book coming? ski _ C— you re never forget good times shared ure a madman! ine we finally made it Bobby — Chris you partier 5-30-86 thanx Gloria — what if MP + AK where CHA ©) eat ‘hugs w LM Best of Times: TF AK LD MP JMJA Co TM BC BHKD Hi LEIGHCEA MCNICHOLS Hampton Beach Tourney Bound!!! i eat ooh-la-la-la Buys: NA JS KW BC TL JS PO. NE yy All the 86 times 86!! We made it! Friends, MW TB LM DH FCJMLD MP ___NA-Yentil Mush CC Thanks for the talks rush Mt.A. girls mies 2 “SP SH JS AK MM ML. COB JS CL Good luck you guys. why AMD-Ilikd I luv u Alicia, espec u Ma + Dad Thanks for Remember the Hammymobile Van Halen and Judas Preist! __evrytng — Im gonna miss this place — alot the mems were ida Bo nda, Julie, .what.a party! Eyeryday, at... all b igo. much. ' ere ' ys! IMY St. Marti | Thanx : . was nuts, We had a g | time! Laurie shut up! — wah ) 91 ‘vacation time Than) Melissa, Carol, Esther, Tracy, Crazy mornings at the ‘‘V”’. THOM AS SHEEHAN . Hamm: Frank Mark you guys are great! P, Animals! sees: Dode Robin Lisa Pals Forever! Ill eall! 86 1C ya Guess what, I made it! Thank you Mom and Uncle Jim. ¢ Always remember your friends RPH, PL KM JMJS NA MP - 2 SR DA DC PB DH FC Best of times: p arties, superbowl, . “a es oe CHRIS MORGAN : Prom, zooing on PC, and Mac’s. Thanks Miss Del. Best of ce _ This is me. Cooler Head! What’s up man? My friends at —_luck to the class of 1986. Never forget the good times shared pM. Boathead, Pinhead, Stroker, Vic+Mc. Julie, + with Delores. March 30 1985. GOODBYE NC Paul, Kev, Ray, LGA, Cheryl, Deb, Joanne, Mark, Scott, Nick, Anne, Jeff, Tricia, Dave, Dean, Michelle, and the rest of the class of ’86. You are some of the best people and we have had many good times. Always follow your dreams. I love all of you and will miss you very much. 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He gives a dam!” Congratulations to the Class of 1986 ‘Dick Fennelly, Class of 1952”’ WALSH-FENNELLY FUNERAL HOME 20 High Street Waltham, Massachusetts Telephone (617) 894-3403 83 84 a I'd be yours Now, while we’re here alone And all is said and done Now I can let you know Because of all you’ve shown “ T’ve grown enough to tell you You'll always be a part of me How many roads have gone by So many words unspoken I needed to be by your side If only to hold you SEN RS mrp Ae oie Forever in my heart f Forever we will be : And even when I’m gone You’ll be here with me Forever Forever in my life Always thought I’d be Forever — Sey) Loggins toNS SUSAR: AAPL eS oN pe nA NS Mowe ahs tte hee ea eno cea ea ons eee Cree oo yect Ry one is HAUT Sa eee rane FAY Clave) oy, SONG he Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY « North Carolina Guy Garon, Hampton Falls, N.H. $5 a s 2 Seg! oem Le Boba yet nc i, A tae Sahn CO poate oe ea pet x =. ex