North Andover High School - Knight Yearbook (North Andover, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1984 volume:

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And who will walk a mile with me along life’s weary way? ■-v; ■V ,«1 ; - ■ ' A ; v . ; � 1 ' N H vC A friend whose heart has eyes to see the stars shine out o’er the darkening sea And the quiet rest at the end of the day, A friend who knows, and dares to say, the brave, sweet words that cheer the way Where he walks a mile with me Rob Fredette Wendy Harding With such a comrade, such a friend Mike Brouillard I feign would walk till journey’s end Through summer sunshine, winter rain Jim Norwood Nancy Reynolds Patti Nahill And then? — Farewell, we shall meet again! — Henry Van Dyke Julie Peck . . % Kristin and Cheryl Keen Will and Liz Duffy Lina Azar Julie English Kamal Asar Scott McGibbon Heidi Carbone Nancy Peterson Paige Lombard Michelle Roche Jayne Walsh Sue Gurka Robyn Des Roches Jay Cavallarro 18 Seniors 19 ■ Thank you Mr. Keisling — Class Advisor And Mrs. Albondy — Class Advisor In Memoriam — Timothy Enaire (1966-1980) The Tears of the Harlequin To you he gave his laughter and his jest, His words that of all words were merriest, His glad, mad moments when the lights flared high And his wild song outshrilled the plaudits’ din. 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(I. f ecca 61 tfllcAartl tTe ta 62 c o t l . fTor r j (f c e e c7r gofie s 63 Pictures Missing from: Chris Fennerwald Walter Green Daniel Hollins Lawrence Kilduff Daniel Lanen John Risacher Jonathan Schultz Francis Serretti Diana Whitney jfAaria ivi c fPrtyA y Za a a Q)arc nx Zadl 64 Jeff Smeltzer, Tim Walsh Holly Henshaw, Sue Koscielniak • « 65 - I |; Marge Samuel, Marianne Wright Lina Azar Steve Ward ■ Manisha Patel, Andrea Matched f Judy Kilcoyne, Joanna Haigney, Elaine LeBrun Robyn DesRoches, Carlyn Crane Molly Sullivan, Leslie Kulpinski Peek a Boo The Best of ’84 Class Poll Friendliest — Matt Rivet and Lisa Benincasa ,• ■ ■ ■pt yR i m IP w V i rf JB 5 M H If iJL IT ft, « jHT j Wr |p Class Flirt — Rich Mellilo Class Couple — Carlyn Crane, Bud Hanrahan Class Lady — Janet Nadeau; Class Gentleman — Peter Kellilea 70 Most Likely To Succeed — Liz Duffy Nicest Smile — Gene Salois and Timra Carlson Teacher’s Pet — Joe Tomame Best Walk — Debbie Lally Best Dancers — Jaynellen Walsh and Chris Bailey 73 Administration Vice Principal — Arthur Hamel Superintendent of Schools — Leslie Bernal Secretary — Mary Kleuber Principal — Daniel Desmond 74 Secretary — Anelia Zimny Guidance Director of Guidance — John DeFlumeri Secretary — Mrs. Susan Sturtevant Peg Ekholm Mary Ashbum Diane Boettcher Business Susan McGregor Joseph Bevilacqua — Department Chairman Nina DeMerritt Paul Spadafore Helen Driscoll Home Economics and Industrial Arts Francis Troy Thomas Errico Michael Schena Louise Toler 77 Caroline Sullivan Foreign Language Arthur Hall Foreign Language and Music Lorraine Lostimolo Kirk Thompson Miriam Aubrey Aides, Nurse and Librarians Carol Balmas Theresa Morin Virginia Foulds — Nurse Ellyn Spencer — Librarian Theresa Uttley English Department Robert Welch Anthony Reynolds — Department Chairman Gerald Sanford Margaret Hannum js?- WWm • - jJSMi 1 . §||| l - -v 1-V English Burt Noyes fcSi ' «V Al ■ -, ' £ d. Patricia Maloney — Brown Leonard De Simone Richard Kiberd Mildred Matasso « -i Edward Rudd Social Studies Department Albert Perrault — Department Chairman Maryellen Osgood Michael McVeigh Math Department Beverly Dize John Kelley Edward Keisling Robert Parker Diane Griffin Diane Basset Thomas McGowan Math Department Robert Dinsmore Americo Fichera David Rogers Science Department Peter Kalifarski James O’Neil Robert Bennet — Department Chairman t. + i. � U 5 + W0 i t m i t t MW ' 9 ( •� • ft t« I ‘ � IM l t 4 ' • . f t � � - Mt t l | | « |«l J | | | | !!••« • John Kapotis Science Department Phillip Towle Jerome Marchegiani Special Needs Department Geraldine McGuire Joseph Santarlasci Elaine Dunaway Patrice Grande 91 Physical Education Robert Licare — Director of Physical Education Howard Crozier — Athletic Director 92 Michael Cavanaugh Meg Korb Physical Education and Audio Visual : : .. .S Beverly Delaney Michael McDonald John Robinson — Audio Visual Director I Guess Who 94 WKm Underclassmen m Class of 1985 Homeroom 223. First Row (1-r) Chris Abel, Kim Adkins, Dean Alaimo, Fran Aleci, Leslie Alexander, Mike Anderson. Second Row (1-r) Cathy Aspinall, Jeff Baessler, Pat Bagley, Mary-Jo Barry, Sue Becotte, Lucie Belanger, Cherie Bellofatto. Third Row (1-r) Erik Benson, Dave Braga, Bonnie Bruce, Kris Brown. Vicky Morrow 98 Mfill fs yy r | | i [1 m if It x fl r I 11 mmJS J ' Wm f I n ' i tjr t i i jpg . hk J ’ A m l n Homeroom 224. First Row (1-r) Fatty Bryan, Carolyn Bucsi, Carol Potter, Joan Bushnell, Keith Burt, Angela Calzetta Mike Casale. Second Row (1-r) Sherril Cheevers, Jill Collins, Pat Connolly, Chris Conway, Kerry Corcoran, Michelle Cornier, Mark Cottone. Third Row (1-r) Ann-Marie Cronin, Sheila Cruickshank, Steve Curren, Bill Chadwick, Virginia Curren, Sherril Shedd. Kathy McElroy, Dave Salois Homeroom 225. First Row (1-r) Dan Cyr, Stephen Cyr, Houry Daghlian, Deb D’Antonio, Noreen Dear- man, Katie Degnan, Valerie Dejongh. Second Row (1-r) Dean DeLuca, Lyn Denton, Andy Dobson, Dave Dockray, Steve Dorsey, Maureen Dowe, Peg Driscoll. Third Row (1-r) Eleanor Dufresne, Carolyn Duffy, Steve Duly, Chuck Dunn, Dave Emrick. 99 Homeroom 226. First Row (1-r) Nancy Erban, Cindi Esselstrom, Linda Fann, Kim Fano, David Faye, Jolanda Ferguson, Laura Fillback, Andrea Forgetta. Second Row (1-r) Peter Fra- gala, Thomas Fragala, Melissa Frulla, Ed Fyfe, Paula Galvagna, Jim Gaudet, Kim Gerrish. Third Row (1-r) Kim Greenwood, Janet Gosse- lin, Bill Gordon, Peter Gulezian, James Gurry, Jeff Hajjar, Jim Fulkas, Bill Fine. Michelle Holt, Nancy Urban Homeroom 227. First Row (1-r) Sheila Haley, Eric Hamblet, Michelle Hamilton, Lesley Harrington, Michelle Hartley, Sean Henry. Second Row (1-r) Andy Heinze, Margaret Helfrich, Jill Herold, Eva Hibbons, Jennifer Holt, Michael Hughes, Greg Kasprzak. Third Row (1-r) Cheryl Keen. Tammy Kehrig, Mike Keegan, Frank Kenneally, Tricia Knowlton, Kris Kochanczyk, Dave Kozemchack, Mike Keleher. 100 Lisa Wharton, Maureen Dowe Kris Kochansyk, Andrea Norwood, Chris Swenson Homeroom 228. First Row (1-r) Laura Len¬ nox, Lisa Kulpinski, Patricia Lagasse, Peter LaHaye, Inga Larson, Lisa La Scola, Kim- mie Lawrence, John Leavitt. Second Row (1-r) Kim Leighton, Deena Lewis, Sheila Long, Peter Lundgren, Robert Lynch, Maribeth Lyons. Third Row (1-r) Karen Mackay, Pat Carano, Steve Manning, Steve Marchand, Jay Paiva, Paul Marchese, Ara Majarian, Sima Majarian. Homeroom 229. First Row (1-r) Laurie Melillo, Joan Maurer, Kellie Martin, Scott Marshall, Allison McCabe, Andrea Mac¬ Donald, Sue McGrath. Second Row (1-r) Bob Marconi, Dan McKallagat, Marcus Meyer, Ellen Mitchell, Bill Moeckel, Ka¬ tie Moran, Steve Morin. Third Row (1-r) Kathy McGuire, Derrick Stoudemire, Dan Murphy, Vicki Morrow, Maureen Sergi. 101 Pam Smith, Barry Rumack, Lina Azar, Chris Gihlstorf, Robyn DesRoches. Sue Spilman, Michelle Roche Homeroom 230. First Row (1-r) Kevin Murphy, Malini Narayanan, Kris Noble, Andrea Norwood, Jan Novak, Brian Novelline, George Nussbaum, Teresa Peluso. Second Row (1-r) Molly O’Donnel, Michael Nutter, Joe Palladino, Lisa Palmisano, Kris Pascucci, Ralph Powell, Paul Quintal. Third Row (1-r) Kellie Reagan, Sean Randall, Chris Redman, Brian Pearson, Marc Rando. Homeroom 232. First Row (1-r) John Richter, Christine Robertson, Alan Rosenbaum, Cathleen Rossiter, Heather Rowell, Christopher Rowen, Richard Rozzi. Second Row (1-r) David Salois, To- bie Adie, Samantha Rutherford, Barry Rumack, Bonnie Seablom, Pamela Schwartz, Thomas, Sheehan. Third Row (1-r) Robert Skiba, Kim Mc- Conaghy, Jean McGregor, Jerry Silverman, Kathy Shottes, Chris Skiba, Sheryl Shedd. T Sal Testa, Michelle Hartly Homeroom 233. First Row (1-r) Karen Slipkowsky, Michael Slipp, Kathy Smith, Maureen Smith, Pam Smith, Sue Spillman, Diane Splendore, Helen Steinbrecher. Second Row (1-r) Andrea Sullivan, Gary Swanson, Craig Wonson, Rich Stratton, Mark Sturgis, Debbie Strobel, Donna Sullivan. Third Row (1- r) Kris Swenson, Sal Testa, Jay Trevisan, Michelle Trombly, Jane Turner, Cherie Lafreniere, Diana Cavallaro. Linda Fann, Pamela Schwartz AnnMarie Cronin Homeroom 242. First Row (1-r) Kris Uttley, Dean Velar- docchia, Mike Wald, Mike Waldrep, Lisa Wharton, Keri Whipple, Laura White. Second Row (1-r) Dayna Wilson Lee Winning, Amy Wright, Glenn Wyllie, Michelle Young! Dawna Zajac. Third Row (1-r) Michele Zalinsky, Leslie Zolla, Steve Todd, Tim Walsh, Jeff Smeltzer, Mike Chmura. Class of 1986 n • to C Sophomore Class Officers: President— Mike Cavanaugh; Vice President — Jeff Nazarian. Homeroom 105. First Row (1-r) Joseph Abernathy, Kristen Adams, Wayne Altman, Mike Anderson, Kerin Anderson, Mike Archambault. Second Row (1-r) Janice Arcidiacono, Alicia Asselin, Melissa Atwood, Dawn Aziz, Pamela Baker, Lisa Belanger, Jennifer Bent. Third Row (1-r) Julie Barry, Sue Bateman, Pamela Beattie, Peter Beresford, Christian Bleszinski, Matt Bogart, Ellen Balmas, Laura Bellofatto. Homeroom 208. First Row (1-r) Lisa Bouchard, Kevin Boyle, Elizabeth Bradley, Mark Brightman, Andrea Brown, Deana Brucato. Second Row (1-r) Carole Bums, William Busineau, Kathleen Cahill, Julie Carey, David Carney, Sandra Casey, Mike Cavanaugh. Third Row (1-r) Mike Clancy, Chris Clark, Karen Checichi, Chuck Cioffi, Robert Cheevers, Julie Cole, Gerald Collette, Jolene Collette, Tracy Connolly. Homeroom 201. First Row (1-r) Sue Cre- vier, Richard Cuscino, Michelle Cusson, Ken Davis, Kerri D’Antonio, Scott Dear- man, Noreen Dempsey. Second Row (1-r) Tony De Rosa, Celeste Derry, Russell Des Roches, Michele Determan, Charles Di- chiara, Tina Di Marca, Jeff Donahue. Third Row (1-r) Lisa Donald, Tim Dona¬ hue, Kristen Donovan, Paul Driscoll, Kelly Dugan, Leslie Dumas, Michelle Dunn, John Dziadosz, Dan Enaire, Leslie Earley. 105 Homeroom 202. First Row (1-r) Colin Far- ragher, B. J. Ferris, Katie Fitzpatrick, Boyd Foulds, David Fragala, Gary Frazier, Rick Fredette, A1 Frizelle. Second Row (1-r) Chris Garavanian, Aimee Garrett, Ma¬ rianne Geladeres, Chris Gendron, Kelly Glynn, Tom Goebel, Greg Grace. Third Row (1-r) Naomi Gulezian, Michelle Green, Raj Gupta, David Hall, Jeanne Hambelton, Maureen Fumeaux, Chris Hajjar, Chris Hannon. Homeroom 204. First Row (1-r) Cynthia Koscielniak, Fred Kratz, Douglas Lenox, John Lesofsky, Jodi Little, Sarah Live- sey, Charlene Logue. Second Row (1-r) Jay Logue, Kathleen Long, Tammy Lynch, William Lynch, Kathy Lyons, Kathy Ma¬ honey, Stan Mallory. Third Row (1-r) Catherine Marchese, Carolyn Kaddaras, Charles Maniace, Brandy Matthews, Jay Marconi, Carolyn Marcotte, Steve McAloon. Homeroom 203. First Row (1-r) Bill Hanrahan, Jeff Hall, Matt Haydon, Scott Healey, Julie Heinze, Pat Higgins. Second Row (1-r) Pete Inskeep, Beth Kalinowski, Tayna Kasprzak, Sarah Katis, Bob Keen, Kathy Killourie, Bethany Kimball. Third Row (1-r) Kirsten Klueber, Todd Kleinow, Pete Kooken, Sarah Holzmann, Pam Hilton, Michelle Houde. 106 Homeroom 205. First Row (1-r) Paul McCabe, Kathy McClung, Lynda Mc¬ Donald, Kathy McElroy, Matt McGrath, Dan McGuire, Patricia McGuire, Bill McIntosh. Second Row (1-r) Ronnie McPhail, Mary McPhee, Amy Mead, Blaine Melanson, John Mele, Ron Me¬ lendez, Sam Mesiti. Third Row (1-r) Kelly Messina, Paul Miles, Brien Miller, Jennifer Miller, Sue Moeckel, Jennifer Mohs, Mike Moody, Lori Morin. Homeroom 206. First Row (1-r) Sal Mosto, Mark Mullet, John Musumeci, Jim Nahill, Jeff Nazar- ian, Todd Noonan, Anna Novak. Second Row (1- r) Lisa Olms, Janet O’Neil, Kerry O’Neill, Sandy Osbood, Amy O’Sullivan, Robin Palladino, Steve Pangione. Third Row (1-r) Janet Papalia, Julie Parent, Marie Pappalardo, Sue Parker, Junko Oka, Scott Nussbaum. 107 Homeroom 207. First Row (1-r) Lisa Pascucci, Diane Pawelski, Kelly Peck, Sue Peltier, Sheila Perocchi, Sherry Perocchi, Mike Peterson, James Pettine. Second Row (1-r) Laurie Quintal, Eric Reasor, Gary Reasor, Brenda Regan, Kathy Rennie, Katie Rivet, Mike Risacher. Third Row (1-r) Ed Ronan, Paul Rosten, Ken Roy, Kathy Royal, Lisa Ryan. Homeroom 208. First Row (1-r) Brian Scadhauser, Alana Schmitt, Erika Schultz, Stephanie Scofield, Russel Sequin. Second Row (1-r) Ed Shaut, Ted Shields, Beth Simmonds, Lauri Skinner, Rob St. Hilaire, Anna Stoupis. Third Row (1-r) Amy Strobel, Beth Sullivan, Colleen Sullivan, Courtney Sullivan, Jim Sullivan, Becca Sullivan. Homeroom 246. First Row (1-r) Monica Tecca, Doug Todd, Julie Todd, Jackie Tomko, John Tomame, Arlene Uszynksi. Second Row (1-r) Shari Valliere, Lisa Vasello, John Wajda, Shari Watson, Karem Westphalen, Todd Whitley. Third Row (1-r) Kelley Thorton, Tammy Young, Jeff Wilson, Greg Widemyer, Keith Young. _I Class of 1987 Homeroom211. First Row (1-r) Peter Acerra, Steven Alakael, Keary Allicon, Leonard Annaloro, Elizabeth Appel, Dylan Aramian, Heather Augusta. Second Row (1-r) Tom Baird, Richard Ballatine, Kolby Barbera, U. Jae Barclay, Mike Barret, Alyssa Bailey, Michele Barzarian. Third Row (1-r) Lori Bodenrader, Lisa Bonner, Andrew Beresford, Salwan AbiEzzi. Homeroom 213. First Row (1-r) Robert Bryan, Liza Burgie, Jacklyn Bums, Joe Burt, Paul Car- bonne, Christy Carlson. Second Row (1-r) Christina Catalona, Cathy Cavanaugh, Amy Chaisson, Chris Chmura, Julie Christopher, Lisa Cimmino, Julie-Ann Cipolla. Third Row (1- r) Steve Connolly, Alfred Conntarino, Sam Conte, Keith Corcoran, Gary Croteau, Heather Crabb, Margaret Cunningham, Susan Curley. Homeroom 214. First Row (1-r) Charles Dalton, Ro¬ bert Danus, Kerrie Degen, Matt Della Croce, Lisa DeMelis, Jennifer Devine, Anna DiMarca. Second Row (1-r) Yana Dlugy, Eric Dobson, Mark Dockray, Keir Donnelly, Mark Dorsey, Muriel Doucette, Kara Dowe. Third Row (1-r) Jennifer Drigian, Karen Dris¬ coll, Kelly Beal, Scott Dozois, Cynthia Dufresne, Cathy Dugan, Tracie Dion, Patricia Dixion. Homeroom 216. First Row (1-r) Laura Durant, Jennifer Dziadosz, Joel Enaire, Jeffrey Enright, Rhonda Ewing, Elaine Fann, George Fair, Lucinda Ferguson. Second Row (1-r) Robert Fitzgerald, Brian Flowers, Elizabeth Flynn, Pamela Fontaine, Rhoda Forgetta, Wendy Foulds, Julie Fragala. Third Row (1-r) Janis Fried, Paula Frizelle, Karen Fulks, Bill Ditenhafer, Jenny Farrell, Nancy Faro. Homeroom 219. First Row (1-r) Rhonda Fundeklian, Christina Gabriel, Jodi Gal¬ lant, Patricia Galvagna, Gregory Garava- nian, Gina Gaudet, Michael Gendron, Curt Golan. Second Row (1-r) Mark Gon- zalo, Michael Gordon, Bethany Griggs, Amy Gross, Marc Gulezian, Kelly Gurry. Third Row (1-r) Douglas Hajjar, Julie Ha¬ mel, Dorthy Hamilton, Karen Hamilton, Mark Harrington, Anne Healy. i JL- 1 ■ - l w E s §mSi i rr m ■ Ml i A ” 1, r . li. i iV — . 1 110 Homeroom 234. First Row (1-r) Mar¬ gie Luck, Anne Lynch, Peggy Lynch, Ann-Marie Lyons, Bob Ma- cLeish, Heather MacNeil, Roberta Magor. Second Row (1-r) Mike Mammola, Tracy Matthews, Kim McCarron, Katie McCormick, Kevin McDonald, John McElhenney. Third Row (1-r) Jean McGregor, James McGuire, Bill McGuire, Amy McKallagat, Holly McKay, Erin McLaughlin, Peggy McNally, Jenni¬ fer Meldrum. Homeroom 221. First Row (1-r) Dave Herrmann, Greg Howard, Yvette Hrenchir, Richard Inskeep, Sheri Jack- son, Mary Katis, Kristina Kehrig, Julie Kelly. Second Row (1-r) Sean Kenneally, David Kerem, Mi Seong Kim, Francis Kirkpatrick, Cristina Kozemchek, Karen Lally. Third Row (1-r) Denise Lane, Michael Lemberger, Gregg Lemieux, William Lamprey, Tracy Lubin, Michelle Liporto, Jennifer Lorentz. Ill Homeroom 236. First Row (1-r) Mar- celle Pelletier, Maggie Pemble, Kris Perry, Andrew Petronio, Sue Pi¬ card, Michele Piotte, Ronnie Pollina, Patty Rowan. Second Row (1-r) Joan Prophett, Debbie Pyteraf, Kelly Raadmae, Brendan Ramsden, Douglas Ramsden, Karen Raney. Third Row (1-r) Mike Redman, Todd Rembris, Dan Rennie, Kevin Rich¬ ards, Candy Richards, Kim Riordan, Peter Rhode, Mindy Rosenbaum. Homeroom 235. First Row (1-r) Heather Anderson, David Mesiti, Susan Montanaro, Sean Morrissey, Judy Mscisz, Mary Murphy. Second Row (1-r) Tracy Nicolosi, Corrine Nitzsche, Steve Nugent, Maura O’Connell, Kim O’Neill, Gretchen Osther. Third Row (1-r) Elizabeth Palmer, Courtney Pangione, Julie Papalia, Nancy Paris, Amy Parker, Greg Parker, Mike Parker, Kristin Pearse. Homeroom 238. First Row (1-r) Kristen Rumson, Alicia Saracusa, Linda Scarborough, Steve Schimmoeller, Melissa Schwab. Second Row (1-r) Patricia Shanteler, Judy Shea, Kathleen Shea, John Shan, James Sherman, Clyde Smith. Third Row (1-r) Kris Sobel, Maria Soule, Mary Spillane, John Splendore, Patricia St. Hilaire. 113 Homeroom 239. First Row (1-r) Karen Stearns, Kelli Stear, Nick Stoupis, Adrienne Stratouly, Kathy Streeter, Matt Stro- bel. Second Row (1-r) Jennifer Stulgis, Mike Sulliva n, Shaun Sutcliffe, Eric Swenson, Lori-Ann Takesian, Kelly Tobin. Third Row (1-r) Gina Torrisi, Marc Torrisi, Robin Townley, Amy Trask, Jessica Trela, David Trevisan. Homeroom 240. First Row (1-r) Stephen Valiant, John Van Houten, James Vasello, Penelope Von Kum- mer, Colleen Walsh, John Walsh. Second Row (1-r) Tammie Warren, Kathy Wells, Joyce Whalen, Patrick Wheeler, Cheryl Whittaker, Garnett Wilson. Third Row (1-r) Karin Winning, Gotha Yoshiyama, Bill Wolfen- den, Justin Zuill, John Zaccari. Resource Room — First Row (1-r) Cindy Aspinal, Chuck Della Croce, Andrew MacLeish. Second Row (1-r) Elise Pelrine, Scott Silva. . 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Until ibss, when it was incorporated as a separate town, it was the North Parish of foundidm!646)or y twenty Six years after the landing of the Pilgrims The original settle¬ ment was called Cochichewick . the name Andover first appearing in 1644 and the town being incorpor¬ ated in 1646 Acadian exiles found shelter here 125 Activities They Put The Year Together This year’s yearbook under Editor-in-Chief — Chris Gihlstorf, Senior Editor— Kris Keene, Sports Editor — Lina Azar, Senior Editor — Lisa Beni- cassa, Underclassmen — Editor — Patricia Nahill — proved to be one of the school’s best. The staff met every Mon. Tue. from Sept, to March to put together a fine publication. Kris Keen — Senior Editor First Row (L-R) — Eleanor Dufresne, Lisa Benincasa, Sherrie Perocchi, Pat Nahill, Jennifer Loyall, Robyn Des Roche, Kris Keen. Second Row (L-R) — Sara Dickinson, Kris Gihlstorf, Chris Hamilton, Cathy Bradly, Katie Fitzpatrick. Frustration 128 Eleanor Dufresne, Kris Keen, Pat Nahill, Barrie Rumach, Robyn Des Roches, Mike Chmura, Tim McClung Lina Azar — Sports Editor Chris Gihlstorf — Chief Editors — Pam Smith, Barrie Rumach — Activities Lisa Benincasa — Theme Editor L | ■l f I ' i Bourbon Red — Only Fifty Cents a Shot! The award-winning maga¬ zine is in its second year of pro¬ duction. Under the guidance of Mrs. Margaret Hannum and editors Andrea Matchett and Sara Dickison, the magazine is published twice a year and has always been a superlative publication. First Row (L-R) — Pam Schwartz, Laura Fillback, Kim Leighton, Kathy Bradley. Second Row: Kathy Moyni- hanm, Sara Dickinson, Andrea Mat¬ chett, Advisor, Mrs. Margret Hannum, Tim McClug. Quill and Scroll Induction Marybeth Harrington, Mr. Desmond Mr. Dan Warner Andrea Matched Carolyn Duffy Martha Sybert, Mr. Desmond iMto ' m ii Kathy Bradley, Mr. Desmond Mr. Desmond, Anne Filback Squire — Columns, Editorials, Reviews and Gripes! The Squire published three monthly issues in September, October, Novem¬ ber and another in March. Unfortunately the Squire was unable to publish more issues during the winter due to a lack of funds. Editor—Will Duffy, Sports Editor— Peter Sullivan, Business Editor— Martha Sybert, and a staff consist¬ ing of many seniors worked together for a successful year. Extra! Extra! Editor-in Chief — Will Duffy Junior Editor — Carolyn Duffy Senior Editor — Liz Duffy muuuu Lisa Pimpis Sports Editor — Peter Sullivan First row (L-R) Mau¬ reen Smith, Sue Breen, Kerri Abdinor, Linda Fann, Lisa Pimpis. Sec¬ ond Row: Jeri Silber- man, Kathy Bradley, Molina Noiyian, Kelly Redman, Nancy Er- ban, Carolyn Duffy, Steve McElroy. Third Row: Jenny Holt, An¬ drea Matchett, Liz Duffy, Peter Killilea, Peter Sullivan, Beth Herrmann, Marcus Meyer, Will Duffy IMC Aides Help All First Row — (1-r) Peggy McNally, Liza Palmer, Yvette Hencher, Pamela Schwartz. Second Row — Kathy McGuire, Stephanie Bruno, Jolander Ferguson, Patey Lagasse The library aides as in the past have had a critical role in the smooth-running of our Instruc¬ tional Materials Center. The aides’ duties range from sorting books to helping baffled stu¬ dents. Many thanks go to these hard-working volunteers who keep our IMC in tip-top shape. 133 They Talked Their Way through the Year Coached by Mr. Edward Rudd, the speech team won many acco¬ lades throughout the year. Fine performances were given by Sara Dikin- son, Carolyn Duffy, and Yvette Hrenchir. First Row: Coach Ed Rudd. Second Row: Lee Altman, Michelle Determan, Bill Busineau, Karen Slipkowski, Mary Beth Katis, Laura Fillback, Yvette Hrenchir, Karen Osgood. Third Row: Sheila Cruichskank, Jennifer Battersby, Kim Leighton, Jeff Smeltzer, Richard Cuscino, Mike Slipp, Marcus Meyer, Lisa Holzman, Bob Vemon, Cathy Bradley, Mary Beth Harrington, Sara Dickinson, Carolyn Duffy. Carolyn Duffy Jeff Smeltzer DeeDee Boulanger New North Andover Secretary Association Established Dawn Porter, Debbie Shanteler, Kathy Reardon, Tammy Shore, Mrs. Nina DiMerritt. A new club composed of secre¬ tarial students for N.A.H.S. was formed under the leadership of Mrs. Nina DeMerritt, a teacher in the business department. The club pro¬ vided type-writing services to stu¬ dents for a 135 The Band Played On This year’s band un¬ der the direction of Mr. Walter Salima spirited teams on and provided entertainment for many activities. One of its many talented mem¬ bers, Jim Fulks, is on Na¬ tional Awards for his superb drum playing. Jim Fulks Mike DeNetto, Janice Pierce, Larry Kilduff, Michelle Deter- man, Monica Tecca, Bill Bu- sineau. 136 Michael Trombly Mr. Selima Janice Pierce, Michael DiNitto Michael Trombly, Bob Vernon, Electric Pianist, Jim Fulks, Karen Westphalen. 137 Swaying to the Music — Dances at NAHS Ring around the Rosie Music Makes the World Go Round The sounds of music resounded through the corridors outside Miss Graham’s room during first period. The chorus cheered many and welcomed all. First Row: (1-r) Andrea Forgetta, Rachel Forgetta, Cheryl Whillaker, Chris Gabriel, Second Row: (1-r) Karen Muzurenko, Donna Sullivan, Third Row: Holly Henshaw, Dee Dee Boulanger, Sara Dickison Director — Miss Beth Graham Chorus Ensemble accompanied by pianist Dee Dee Baulanger 140 Chess Club Checks DJ Ramsden and Laura Lennox This year’s chess club was lead by play¬ ers D.J. Ramsden and Jim Sherman. The tradition of chess is continued in NAHS by Coach Kiberd. The chess club can be found practicing their game on many school day after¬ noons. Pam Schwartz, John Toomey, Paul Carbonnel Mame Reaches Fame A tough and trying season concluded with a glorious perfor¬ mance as the musical Mame hit the stage. Lisa LaRochelle played Mame, and with the aid of Tom Doherty portraying her nephew, Lisa Moro her housekeeper and Cheryl Hutchings her best friend, the play was a magnificent success. Laura Galper, Cheryl Hutchings, Becca Sullivan, Donna-Marie Sullivan. Cast in Audience 142 Vicky Morrow, Shelia Cruickshank. Rebecca Sullivan, Sean Corcoran, Bob Vernon, Sara Dickinson, Donna Henry, Mike Slipp, Joe Reynolds. Lisa LaRochelle “Mame” 143 Scholars All! Headed by Mr. Leonard DeSimone, the National Honor Society inducted numerous new members at a very elegant banquet at DiBurro’s Restaurant. The society sponsored a school-wide blood mobile and aided in the scholarship drive. National Honor Society Symbol 144 Mr. Desmond Kathy Moynihan, Sara Dickison, Andrea Matchett Sue Breen, Bill Herrmann Mr. Hamel, Lisa Holzmann Theodore Siezer, Speaker (L-R) Mr. Desmond, Lisa Pimpis Joe Reynolds Kelly Redman (L-R) Bill Herrmann, Liz Duffy (L-R) Mr. De Simone, Nancy Erban All We’ve Done! 146 Jay Cavallaro and Robyn DesRoches — Neatest in the Class Poll i i Rally Practice — Sean Richards, Chris Bailey, and Rich Testa Julie Desmond and Wendy Harding Timra Carlson Ann Dufresne and Cheryl Cheevers 147 Kathy Deslisle, Julie Leonard, Nancy Dillman, Robyn Des Roches, Julie Peck They Represent Us Mary McElhiney, Sal Testa, and Caro¬ lyn Duffy led the Student Council under the direction of Mr. Paul Spadafore. The council worked well together in attempt¬ ing to organize many activities. Mr. Paul Spadafore Advisor Jay Cavallaro Kim Riordon and escort Michelle Albrecht Tim Labelle (L-R) First Row: Aimee Garrett, Maria Rizza, Carolyn Duffy, Mary McElhiney, Shiela Perocchi, Katie Fitzpatrick, Second Row: Liz Duffy, Elaine LeBrun, Sal Testa, Janet Maurer, Pat Rorke, Pat Hayes. Rhonda Ewing, Lisa Moro, Michelle Albrecht, DeeDee Boulanger Jen Sobel Bill Busineau, Michelle Determin Theresa Peluso, Leslie Kulpinski, Sal Testa Christmas Concert at N.A.H.S Miss Graham and Select Chorus Members Full Chorus and Christmas Carols Drummer — Jim Fulks Michael Trombly Caroling Trumpet — Mike DiNitto Faculty Chorus Chiming in r ■Kp 2 9 vIH A ' % v jB w ' 4kw- . -ft ., |M . .90 JBi| ig € 1 Jw ■ ■ rl - m BnH Si g ' • Mr. Selina and band members Saxophone Player Michelle Determan Cafeteria Style: Lunch at N.A.H.S. Run Computer Club This year’s computer club which meets on Wednesday afternoons is led by Mrs. Ha- jec. This club enables stu¬ dents to learn about and to have fun with computers. This club also initiates its stu¬ dents to the world of the High Tech. I Ed Shaut First Row: (1-r) Tommy Bead, Jeff Wragg, Jim McGuire, Amy O’Sullivan, Mindy Rosenbaum, Jeff Donahue, Ken¬ dall Danes. Second row: Mrs. Hajec, Tom Fragala, Pete Fragala, Chris Rowan, Jay Treveslan, Ed Fyfe, Peter Innskeep, Tom Goebel, Mike Peter¬ son, Charles Mi- niarce. Tom Goebel Math Team — First Row: (1-r) Linda Fann, Pam Schwartz, Jeff Donahue, Kendall Danes, Bill Busineau. Second Row: Will Duffy, Salwan, Liz Duffy, Andrea Matchett, Todd Noonan, Pavan Panukulla. Math Team Advisor Mr. Robert Dinsmore Heroes in the Economic Field HERO (Home Economics and Related Occupa¬ tions) develops the skills for a person in family life. Kelli Anderson is the president and Lisa Marubito is the vice-president of this chapter. Mrs. Carolyn Sul¬ livan is their advisor. 156 Lynn Zappala Um-Good HERO Officers Mary Molander, Kerri Abdinoon. Nancy Dillman N.A.H.S. Goes to Spain! (l-r) Tom Sheehen, Jaynellen Walsh, Sal Testa, Barrie Rumack. First Row (l-r) Tracy Tibbits, Jaynellen Walsh, Barrie Rumack, Mrs. Giordano. Second Row (l-r) Sue Robinson, Chris Gihlstorf, Tricia DiFilippo, Pat Hayes, Walter Wilson, Kelly Martin, Dean Alamo, Mike Wald, Mark Rando, Carolyn Busci, Tom Sheehen. Last spring seventeen high school students, under the supervision of Mr. Mario Giordano and his wife, traveled to Spain for an entire week. All of the travelers felt that they had benefited from their first-hand experiences in a foreign country. Many thanks go to Mr. Gior¬ dano for his trouble and expertise in planning such an extensive trip. His insight into the benefits of such a trip have truly affected the lives of the seventeen participants. i Lisa Benincasa Homecoming Queen Chris Bailey, Julie Leonard, Michelle Trigonis, Andy Crittendon. Jayne Walsh, Steven McElroy Janet Maurer, Peter Kilillea John Rhode, Janet Nadeau Lisa Bennincasa, Peter Killilea (left-right) John Rohode, Janet Nadeau, Steve McElroy, Jayne Walsh, Bill Zahoruiko, Lisa Benincasa, Michelle Trigonis, Andy Crittendon, Janet Maurer, Peter Killilea, Julie Leonard, Chris Bailey. Valentine Queen - Robyn DesRoches King - Bill Herrmann Bill Herrmann and escort Brad Richards and Tricia Foulds Robyn DesRoches, Brian Sifferlan Erin Muldoon and Jeff Smeltzer Matt Rivet Robyn DesRoches, Bill Herrmann Marc Torrisi Steve Young, and Lisa Bazarian Pa t Rorke, Janet Maurer Timra Carlson and Chris Messer Wi , Laura White, Chris Bailey Steve McElroy, Bonnie Bruce 161 Lights, Camera, Action . . . Under the supervi¬ sion of Mr. John Ro¬ binson, The AV Club provides audio visual equipment for classes, films, Knights’ games and cable Channel 25 with NAHS news and local events. First Row: (L-R) Mark Dorsey, Naomi Gulezian, David Salois, Kim Greenwood, Sheay Jackson, Brian Miller, A1 Jackson, Rich Mellilo, Steve Curran. Second Row: Doug Lenox, Mark Bouchard, Jeff Wilson, Dave Hall, Bob Keen, Tom Goebel, Dave Lakin. Gene Salois Steve Curran Nous Avons Un Visiteur Action The AFS Club is sponsoring a visitor from France this year, Pierre Cramoissey. Kelli Anderson is the president and visited Argentina last summer. Joanna Haigney visited Switzerland, and Becky Leighton spent the 1983-1984 school year in Ger¬ many. Pierre Comoissery AFS Student A Whale of a Good Time — May Whale Watch The Belly Flop Captain Kappotis A Knight to Remember Molly Sullivan, Jeff Smeltzer Dawn Marinelli, Lisa Bazarian The Grand March Mile Anderson, Rosalie Marquez Pat Rorke, Jaynellen Walsh Lynne Cooney, Kevin Fitzgerald, Jennifer Wright, Steve Dugan. r m.- • -v; ■ 166 Team Shows Strong Offense This year’s Varsity Football Team led by Captain Peter Killilea and Co-Captain Bill Herrmann and coached by Mr. Michael Cavanaugh held a final record of 3-6-1. Strong offensive players were Todd Whitley and Tim McGuire, and the team spirit was the best in the league. Next year’s team shows great promise with the number of sophomores returning. First Row (1-r) Joe Basin, Jim McAlloon, Sean Richards, Chuck Steinbrecker, Rich Melillo, Vin Cottone, Scott McGibbon, Mike Burns, John Mambro, Matt Rivet, Chris Bailey, Paul Pierog, Todd Corcoran, Tim McGuire, Jack Lyon, Mr. Carnavale, A1 Rosenbaum, Peter Killilea, Steve Ward, Bill Herrmann. Second Row (1-r) Mr. Cavanaugh, Mike Keegan, Dan Cyr, Keith Burt, Chris Skiba, Jim Gurry, Dave Kozemchak, Chris Abel, Nick DiChara, Rick Fredette, Georqe Nuss- baum, Frank Kennealley, Jay Trevesian, Rich Rozzi, Peter LeHaye, Mike Casale, Tim Scanlon, Todd Whitley, Rich Stratton, Andy Dobson, Dave Braga, Steve Dorsey, Jeff Callanan, Bing Miller, Rob Skiba, Bob Marcone, Mike Anderson, Coach Cal- lagy. 168 169 A Collection of Action Team Makes State Tournament The 1983-1984 Soccer Team was young but extremely effective. Led by Coach Di- Marca and Tri-Captains Rich Testa, Walter Wilson, and Ray Sullivan, the team achieved a final record of 14-4 and qualified for the State Tournament. Excellent defensive play¬ ers were Walter Wilson, Greg Kasperzak, Pete Fragala and Dean Alaimo, while great offensive work was done by Sean Randall and Mike Moody who were both All-League. Kurt Tobin, Pat Connolly Mike DiNitto The Huddle 172 Mike Sullivan Coach DiMarca I Chris Berube Brian Currier First Row (1-r) Ken Roy, Matt Hayden, Steve Marchand, Captains Rich Testa, Walter Wilson and Ray Sullivan, Keith McManus, Greg Kasperzak, Sean Randall, Manager Jeff Hartley. Second Row (1-r) Kurt Tobin, Pete Fragala, Pat Connolly, Dean Alaimo, Tim Miller, Chris Berube, Andy Condon, Brian Pearson, Bill Lynch, Mike DiNitto, Brian Currier, Tom Fragala, Mark Harrington, Fred Kratz, Randy Little, Chris Redman, Mike Sullivan, Mike Moody, Coach DiMarca. 173 Women’s Soccer Team Celebrates 4th year. The Women’s soccer team was created four years ago by seniors Liz Duffy, Andrea Mat- chett, Jenny Wright, and Kelly Anderson. Since then the team has gained a special place at N.A.H.S. The team signifies the new impor¬ tance of women in high school sports. Andrea Matchett, Coach Ellard, Kelli Anderson, Katie Innskeep Back Kick The Block Andrea Matchett Girls Achieve Second Place Finish in League Meet Although the Girls’ Cross Country Team, led by Captains Sue Breen, Lisa Pimpis, and Nancy Reynolds, did not have a great season record- wise, the girls worked hard and showed great im¬ provement. The highlight of Coach Kelley’s season was a second-place finish in the league meet where the girls beat five of the six teams that had previously beaten them. Captains-elect is Jennifer Loyall who was a league and Eagle Tribune All-Star. Team Picture — First Row (1-r) Kathy Dugan, Krista Sobel, Beth Kalinowski, Sherrie Perochi, Marybeth Katis, Karen Winning. Second Row (1-r) Jean Hambilton, Kris Nobel, Jane Jolly, Nancy Reynolds, Lisa Pimpis, Sue Breen, Jenny Loyall, Robin Smith. Team Spirit! Moody-League Meet Winner The Boys’ Cross Country Team, coached by Mr. Jack Kelley, had a winning season with a final 8 win 4 loss record. Captained by Will Duffy and Brian Moody, the team placed ninth out of 41 teams in the Northern Area Meet and 12th out of 30 teams in the States. The outstanding runner for the team was Brian Moody who was undefeated in nine races and the winner of the league meet. Moody was also a league and Eagle Tribune All-Star. Bill Busineau Brian Moody Brian Moody Ml Team Picture — First Row (1-r) Brendan Ramsden, Bill Busi¬ neau, Eric Swenson, Paul Mc¬ Donald, Clay Reynolds, Bobby MacLevish, Paul Quin¬ tal. Second Row (1-r) Brian Moody, Matt Morin, Pat Bag- ley, Marcus Meyer, Eric Ham¬ let, Will Duffy, Steve Dugan, Bill Jasinski, Mr. Kelley, Peter Sullivan. The Race Paul McDonald, Bill Jasinski. 177 Team Has Disappointing Season This year’s Field Hockey Team under the direction of Miss Meg Korb put forth their best efforts; however, they had a very disappointing season. Led by members Maureen Dowe, Julie Hayes, Kelly Peck, Linda Fann, Nancy Erban, Janet Gosselin, Ellen Balmas and Lisa Pascucci, the team dis¬ played remarkable spirit and learned what hard work and support are all about. First Row (1-r) Maureen Dowe, Ellen Balmas, Sheri Watson, Nancy Erban, Lynda Fann, Kelly Peck, Lisa Pascuchi. Second Row (1-r) Miss Korb, Julie Peck, Kelli Glen, Sue McGrath, Jani Gosslin, Ann Dunigan, Katie Walsh, Julie Hayes. Ellen Balmas Katie Walsh Junior Varsity Field Hockey Faces Stiff Competition The fall 1983 Junior Varsity Field Hockey team consisting of such out¬ standing players as Sue McGrath, Jill Collins, Sheri Watson, Kathy Cava¬ naugh, Kerin Anderson and Kara Dowe learned a great deal about Field Hockey techniques both offensively and defen¬ sively. In addition, the team demon¬ strated a great deal of stamina and spirit. Susan McGrath Kelly Peck, Lisa Pascucci First Row (1-r) Sarah Katis, Kara Dowe, Michelle Piotte, Laurie Quintal, Karin Anderson, Chris Chmura, Kelly Gurry, Cindy Dufresne, Jennifer Strobel, Jill Collins, Kelly Radame. Second Row (1-r) Bethany Kimball, Monica Tecca, Kathy Killourie, Elizabeth Bradley, Caroline Marcotte, Chris Adams, Kathy Cavanaugh, Elaine Fann, Erin McLaughlan, Kristen Donovan, Julie Papalia, Coach Meg Korb. ‘ ea ' ; .V . . • •• . . ' ■ . . : W Chris Adams 180 Captains Gerraughty and McLaughlan Lead Team This year’s Golf Team led by Captains Tim Gerraughty and Chris McLaughlan had a very difficult season. Coach Fichera and his other team members — Jeff Hajjar, Dan CiCarlo, Blaine Melanson, Steve Dorsey and Joe Torname displayed great sportsmanship and hard work and are looking forw ard to a better season next year. i H ' ■ « 8 A Chris McLaughlan Tim Gerraughty First Row (1-r) Tim Gerraughty, Chris McLaughlan. Second Row (1-r) Coach Fichera, Blaine Melanson. Mark Dorsey, Joe Torname, Matt Strobel, David Swarbrick. Joe Torname Mark Dorsey Men’s Ski Team The men’s ski team faced a challenging sea¬ son with a record of 5-8-1. Cap¬ tains Greg Bat- tersby demon¬ strated his talents on the slopes as well as Dean Deluca, John Osgood, Rich Stratton, Sean Healy, and Sean Henry. Tim Mc- Clung also did very well this sea- First Row (L-R): Glenn Wyllie, Ken Roy, Gary Frazier, Jay Marconi, Eric Reasor, John Sequin, Dave Hall, Second Row: Coach Kappotis, Tim St “ McClug, Coach Santalarsci, Mike Wald, John Mahoney, Glen Battersby, Coach Marchegiani. iteve Morin, John Lesofsky, Brian Pearson, John Osgood, Rob Skiba, Mark Stratton, John Lesofsky Ken Roy Glenn Wyllie Mike Wald Women’s Ski Team The woman’s ski team had a very successful year. They finished the season with a 6-7 record ranking second in the league. Timra Carlson and Amy Stern qualified for the states. Other out¬ standing performances by Erin Muldoon, Debbie Lally, Jill Collins, Margaret Helfrich and Lisa Pas- chuchi. Timra Carlson, Coach John Kappotis, Erin Muldoon. Janet Maurer AWOVI SOUTH First Row (L-R): Debbie Lally, Janice Osgood, Amy Stem, Erin Muldoon, Denise Lane, Niomi Gulezian. Second Row: Chris Adams, Suzanne McDonald, Chris Splane, Kelly Steer, Jackie Tomko, Lisa Pascucci, Jennifer Battersby, Karen Anderson, Kelly Beele, Timra Carlson. Third Row: Coach Marchegiani, Ginny Curren, Kelly Gurry, Karen Lally, Jennifer Stulgis, Sarah Levesey, Noreen Deer- man, Bethany Kimball, Kathy Killhauri, Michelle Determan, Margaret Helfrich, Jill Collins, Coach Santalarsci, Kathy McElroy, Kathy DeLisle, Yana Dlugy, Kathy Lyons, Coach Kappotis. Kathy McElroy Margaret Helfrich Team Makes States The Ice Hockey Team skated to a fantastic season. Led by high scorers Jim Norwood, Andy Heinze, and Rob Cheevers, the team made it to the states. Congratulations! First Row (L-R) Andy Heinze, Mike Cavinah, Bill Herrmann, Matt Rivet, Jim Norwood, Mike Dunlap, Jim Titus, Jim Gurry, Mike Keegan, Second Row (L-R) Ted Shields, Jeff Calahan, Dave Docray, Dave Dorsey, Jay Logue, John Ronan, Alan Rosenbaum, Rich Fredette, Rob Cheevers, Tobie Adie, Craig Cheevers, Coach McDonald Matt Rivet Coach McDonald Mike Dunlap, Jim Norwood 184 Women Break All Records This year’s woman’s basketball team was led by captains Donna Lagana and Sue Breen and coached by Mr. Robert Parker. The team swept the Cape Anne League Confer¬ ence and remained un¬ defeated for the year. First Row: (1-r) Katie Moran, Debbie Fumeaux, Sue Breen, Donna Lagana, Katie Walsh. Second Row: Nancy Erban, Beth Kalinowski, Kris Uttley, Arlene Uzynski, Dan¬ ielle Dixon, Tammy Kehrig, Joan Bushnell Donna Lagana Beth Kalinowski I 187 j ji ' ‘i ;il a ft i i. 41 1 i •I Team Wins Championship Mr. Michael McVeigh’s fantastic team led by Rob Fredette, Chris Strobel, and Tim Labelle won first place in the Cape Anne League. The superlative team proved to be one of the best in the state. Planning Strategy John Leavitt Coach McVeigh Derrick Staudemire Tim Labelle Rob Fredette - 188 Tim Labelle John Leavitt JV Girls Had a Constructive Season The Junior Varsity Girls’ Basketball team beat all of its previous records with its unde¬ feated record. The team, coached by Mrs. Pat Parent, swept the Cape Anne League Championship. Amy Strobel Tina Kehrig First Row (L-R): Chris Valentino, Karen Checiki, Amy Strobel, Mau¬ reen Furneaux, Tina Kehrig, Mag¬ gie Pemble, Second Row (L-R): Lynn McDonald, Sue Crevier, Sara Holzman, Arlene Uzynski, Shari Valliere, Kathy McClung, Coach Parent Coach Parent, Arlene Uzynski, Lynn McDonald, Tina Kehrig 190 Team on Top ANOOVER ANOOVt 8 ANDOV! « OOVE« ' HOOVE 4 QOVEfl 4 OOV£i i OOV£ „{ j hi y 1 - | 1 .M frit SW m The 1983-84 Junior Varsi¬ ty Basketball team had a fan¬ tastic season winning all but one of its games. The team coached by Mr. Barry Hum¬ phreys was spurred on to vic¬ tory with great performance by Mike Gordon, Dave Hall, Boyd Foulds and Paul McCabe. First Row (L-R) Mike Moody, John Dzlardasz, Peter Kocin, David Hall, Matt McGrath, Second Row (L-R) John Mele, Scott Healey, Boyd Foulds, Paul McCabe, Mike Gor¬ don, Coach Barry Humphreys. Cheers To You Cheerleaders! N.A. sports would be lost without its cheerleaders. Each of the four separate groups of cheerleaders compete in re¬ gional competition and attend a summer cheerleading camp to sharpen their skills and to learn new cheers. Our cheer¬ leaders do a great job at all our sporting events! Peggy Driscoll Mf - ' -P L Mjt ■t V.A .• til ■ P Cm wL:-t, 1m First Row: (L-R) Tracy Connolly, Cheryl Cheevers, Lisa Bazarian, Janet Maurer, Laura White. Second Row: Caroline Kaddaras, Peggy Driscoll, Tricia Kilcoyne, Sheila Long. Kathy Royall Chris Hajjar Clap Your Hands! Caroline Kaddaras Hockey Team Cheerleading Squad 193 It X ' i., ir; h Wrestling — Champs Again! This year’s wrestling team lived up to all its expectations. Captains Rich Testa, Rich Melillo and Rob Farrow led the team through an undefeated year. The Knights were sectional champions and C.A.L. tournament champs. Capt. Rich Testa, Von Hoehn and Dan Enaire had an unde¬ feated season and Jim Pettine, Rich Testa, Rob Farrow, Rich Melillo, Mile Anderson and Von Hoehn all qualified for the states. .. I It Women Gymnasts Soar This years gymnas¬ tic team had a good season and was led by many outstand¬ ing athletes. Among them were Elaine Le¬ brun and Kathy Ren¬ nie. The team led by Coach Korb qualified for championship competition. First Row: (L-R) Amy Trask, Michelle Houde, Lisa Bouchard, Ellen Balmas, Bethann Sullivan, Debbie D’Antonio, Joan Maurer. Second Row: Coach Korb, Kathy Rennie, Janet Maurer, Kamal Asar, Elaine LeBrun, Kelly Peck. Elaine LeBrun, Kamal Asar, Janet Maurer Lisa Bouchard, Beth Sullivan Lisa Bouchard Kelly Peck Lisa Bouchard Strobel and Norwood Lead Team Coach Strobel’s baseball team had a fantastic spring season. Led by captains Chris Strobel and Jim Norwood, the team placed quite well in the league. Efforts made by catcher Bill Herrmann, pitcher outfielder Mike Atwood and second base- man Chris Strobel helped the Knights maintain their tradition of excellence. Bill Herrmann Mike Atwood Chris Strobel First Row (1-r) Ann Dufresne, Elaine LeBrun, Wayne Stearns, Kamal Asar, Chuck Pem- ble, Mike Atwood, Jim Norwood. Andy Heinze, Chris Strobel, Dan Glynn, Joe Basin. Second Row (1-r) John Vincent, Peter Heinze, Bill Mar- cotte, T.J. Conte, Steve Ward, Bill Herrmann, Tom Reusch, Mr. Stro¬ bel. 198 Jim Norwood Coach Strobel Bill Herrmann 199 y Action — Exercise and Excitement McCabe Key at First Base y The Knights’ Junior Varsity Baseball team, coached by Mr. Dins- more, did quite well. Paul McCabe was a key aide as first base- man and outfielder, vtfhile the efforts of short stop Mike Clancy and second baseman Mike Cava¬ naugh also spurred the team to victory. First Row (1-r) Dave Alakel, Peter LaLaye, Rich Rozzi, Keith Burt, Chris Abel, Jim Marconi, Dean Alamo, Nick DiChiara. Second Row (1-r) Barrie Rumack, Jeri Silberman, Paul Bemardin, John Leavitt, Chris Skiba, Jeff Callahan, Rich Blinn, Steve Marchand, Mike Keegan, Mr. Dinsmore. Chris Abel, “That’s all she wrote!” Rich Blinn Paul Bemardin 202 203 Seniors Lead Men’s Track Team This years men’s track team was led by captains Peter Killilea, Brian Moody, and Tim McGuire. The team had a successful sea¬ son thanks to the outstand¬ ing talent of Will Duffy, Paul Pierog, Jack Lyon, and Tim Labelle. Mr. Welch First Row (1-r) Sean Richards, Peter Killilea, Joe McDonald, Jeff Stewart, Mike Braga, Rick Dellechaie, Mike Barrett, Frank Killilea, Jim Lindley, Jim Kilcoyne, Jim Testa, Mark Stratton, Kevin Allen, Chris McLaughlin, Pat Rourke. Second Row (1-r) Todd Whitley, Jim Detora, Mike DeNitto, Peter Oakes, Jim Titus, Tim Labelle, Brian Moody, Phil D’Antonio, Dave Salois, Jack Lyon, Charlie Steinbrecker, Greg Stewart, Vinnie Cottone, John Rhode, Mark Rando, Russ DesRoches, Dave Kozemchak. Third Row (1-r) Mr. Welch, Nick Quintal, Dave Dockray, Matt Rivet, A1 Rosenbaum, Bob St. Hilaire, Greg Kasperzak, Paul Pierog, Steve Dorsey, Tim Scanlon, Tobie Adie, Rich Stratton, Bill Jasinski, Frank Kenealley, Rick Fredette, Tim Walsh, Mike Anderson, Jim Gurry, Will Duffy, Eric Hamblet, Mike Waldrep, Peter Sullivan, Dave Camey, Dan MaKallagate, Tim McGuire, Dave Braga, Bob Keen, Matt Morin. Brian Moody Jim Titus 204 Tobie Adie Greg Stewart Will Duffy 205 Jack Lyon Dave Salois Girls’ Track Team Hurdles to Victory The Girls’ Track Team led by three-year veteran coach Mr. James Sheehan per¬ formed very well this season. Excellent ef¬ forts by such track stars as Jennifer Loyall, Chris Pasucci and Kris Uttley gained many points for the team. The team, captained by seniors Lisa Benincasa, Patti Stone and Mau¬ reen Scanlon was a credit to the school Just Over! First Row (1-r) Jenny Loyall, Pat Stone, Maureen Costello, Heidi Weifers, Heidi Carbone, Sue McGrath, Lynda Fann, Joanna Badiannayki, Kelly Peck, Shari Watson. Second Row (1-r) Kim Greenwood, Stephanie Broderick, Anne Fillback, Chris Noble, Janel Jolly, Marybeth Gordon, Shelley Szelest, Lynda McDonald, Jackie Tomko, Andrea McDonald, Donna Zajac, Kelly Reagan, Miss Korb — Assistant Coach. Third Row (1-r) Coach Sheehan, Keri Cochran, Lisa Benincasa, Erin Muldoon, Kathy Cahill, Jenny Bent, Melissa D’Antonio, Laura Fillback, Christen Donovan, Ellen Balmas, Lisa Pascucci. Fourth Row (1-r) Deanna Brucato, Kathy McElroy, Anrea Forgetta, Lisa Benincasa, Virginia Curren, Chris Gihlstorf, Lisa Pimpis, Lina Azar, Katie Rivet, Valerie DeJongh. Fifth Row (1-r) Keri O’Neill, Jenny Sobel, Katie Moran, Susan McDonald, Maureen Scanlon, Sheila Long, Paula Lawson, Leslie Miles, Sue Breen, Agnes Bernal, Kris Uttley, Chris Pascucci, Kathy Shottes. Agnes Bernal Kelly Regan Susan Breen Kris Uttley I 208 Dennis Reagan Men’s Tennis Team Has Talent This year’s Men’s Tennis Team had a good year. Talent such as Dave Modigliani greatly benefited the team. Coach Young was pleased with his 1983-84 team, and is looking forward to the future of the Men’s Tennis Team. David Modigliani Chris Tecca I Pi- Tony Galvagna First Row (1-r) Tony Galvagna, Lee Altman, Mike Healy, Denn is Reagan. Second Row (1-r) Tony Armitage, Steve Todd. Dave Modigliani, Chris Tecca. Steve Todd Women’s Tennis Team Does Well The Women’s Tennis Team did well this past season. Kim Patter¬ son, Liz Duffy, Caroline Duffy, Marybeth Harrington, and Joanna Haigney put out a great effort. The team’s success is sure to continue with a lot of talented young players. Julie Hayes Conference First Row (1-r) Joanna Haigney, Alice Peck. Second Row (1-r) Amy Mead, Sheila Perrochi, Leslie Dumas, Leslie Dionne, Sarah Katis, Lisa Belanger. Third Row (1-r) Robin Pallodino, Marybeth Harrington, Caroline Duffy, Kim Patterson, Julie Hayes, Liz Duffy, Laurie Shapner, Coach Peck. (1-r) Alice Peck, Coach Peck, Joanna Haigney. Kim Patterson BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS TO THE CLASS OF OF’84 ’84 from 16171 FORGETTA’S FLOWERS China )$(o99om 1210 Osgood St. biitinctiue (Chinese duiiine No. Andover, MA Q1 A.... J Ci 682-3885 770 Usgooa M. North Andover, Mass. 01845 V V Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 North Andvoer Lions Club r COMPLIMENTS OF: AMERICAN UNITED MARINE CORPORATION PETER P. LOMBARD PRESIDENT BRANCH OFFICE 5 BROADWAY-RTE 1. SAUGUS. MA 01906 (617) 231-0622 Twx 710-346-0237 211 Congratulations Graduates AIR SYSTEMS AND SHEET METAL General Sheet Metal Work Heating — Cooling — Ventilating Commercial and Residential Joseph G. Zelonis Phone: 683-9980 North Andover Supply, Inc. •. COi 595 Chickering Rd., Rte. 125 No. Andover, Ma. 01845 Telephone (617) 686-0711 212 Manzi Electrical Corporation £slectrica c ont ractors £ n g ineers LAWiiEXO ' K. MASSACHUSETTS 01842 217-221 Elm Street 683-7183 CLAW) 227-3794 (Boston) Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of ’84 Merrimack Valley Works An Equal Opportunity Employer Good Luck to the Class of ’84 N.F. Nicetta Son, Inc. 91 Belmont Street North Andover, Ma Tel: 686-4306 687-2920 (617) 686-0148 Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 Don Kennett, Inc. Spray Equipment Specialists Auto Body Industrial Supplies Dan Takesian 312 Water Street President Lawrence, Mass. 01842 ABC Bus Co., Inc. 8 Adrian Street North Andover, Ma. 01845 y V 215 pgitfhirct Con FUNERAL HOME Non-Sectarian Good Luck Graduates Kaps Clothing Store Essex Street Lawrence, Ma. Congratulations Graduates of the Class of ’83 R.J. Macartney CO. 356 Essex Street Lawrence, MA 5 Main Street Andover, MA J v. 216 JOIN THE PEPSI GENERATION HAVE A PEPSI DAY 217 - Best Wishes to the class of ’84 • Wall Covering • Painting • Special Coatings H. J. DOERR Painting Inc. 95 FERRY ST., Lawrence • 688-5772 V r RON’S LOBSTER POOL North Andover 682-5291 Cold Beer and Wine Fresh Fish Seven Days a Week 218 Congratulations Class of ’84 AIM ® HLCD5IAHTCH ® Quality and Innovation 1551 OSGOOD STREET, NORTH ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS 01845 INNOVATING GREAT IDEAS FOR WORLD INDUSTRY - r Tel. (617) 688-4332 NIASE Certified Mechanics 24 Hour Towing and Road Service North Andover Tulsa 00� OVf 0 AUTO REHUR ' ••• ' CIS COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE — Computer Diagnostic Center — 200 Sutton Street North Andover, Mass. V TEL. 683-1031 683-1133 NIGHT: 685-4545 TROMBLY BROS., INC. E ON DAVE, RICK SKIP 141-153 SUTTON STREET , NO. ANDOVER, MASS. 01845 24-HOUR TOWING AND ROAD SERVICE Fuel Oils and Burner Installation Repair J V 219 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’84 J T GULF 77 Main St. North Andover, MA Compliments of: McAloon’s Package Store 531 Chickering Road North Andover, M A Tel. 682-8029 The Buco Family And Employees Welcome you at “The Package Store” in North Andover Don’t Mix Drinking and Driving V_ J RAMEY CONTRACTORS Marson St., Lawrence VARIATIONS IN WOOD 2370 Turnpike St, No North Andover, MA MR. TUX 59 Merrimack St., Lawrence THE GENERAL STORE Old North Andover Center THE YANKEE LADY 89 Main St, Andover, MA MAIN STREET LIQUORS 64 Main Street North Andover, MA V___ J 220 V (Congratulations Knowledge is the eye of desire and can become the pilot of the soul. — Will Durant It’s with much pride that we congratulate you, who are the future of our community. Your diploma can be the start of a great beginning, a key to open the door to a successful life in whatever field of endeavor you may choose. May you continue to enjoy success in all that you strive for. Lawrence EagleTkibune Over 54,000 copies sold every day including Sundays. r INSURANCE OFFICE OF RICHARD W. TESTA C.L.U. 101 Amesbury Street Suite 105 Lawrence, MA Tel. 685-1150 Res. 685-0842 221 BEST WISHES CLASS OF ’84 DAVID MINICUCCI REAL ESTATE REALTORS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 508 Main Street North Andover, MA 01845 Tel. 688-4400 BIRCH SUPER DRUG . . . Where you’ll meet your neighbor. . . and be waited on by a friend . . North Andover Mall Route 114 at 495 Next to DeMoulas Chelmsford Wilmington and Salem DONAHUE BROTHERS, INC COFFEE DISTRIBUTORS Maxwell House Yuban Coffee Sanka Brand 17 Buanham Road, Methuen Tel. 685-5806 222 V Best wishes to the North Andover High School Class of ’84 McDonald ' s r r 660 Chickering Rd., Rte. 125 NORTH ANDOVER y v Just A Few Words To Say It’s very easy to forget that there is a “real world” outside of our school because of the protected and routine lives that we live. However, this year our world was invaded, and we got an unforgetable taste of the “real world.” The war in Lebanon is just one example. We all felt the horrors of the war when our friend and citizen Sean Gallagher was killed in Lebanon. Sean had just graduated from our school in 1979. Another example was the teachers’ contract dispute. No one thought that North Andover High School teachers would be forced to picket the school as all those other teachers we saw on the news did. We really felt their anger when they decided not to participate in any extra-curricular activity. However, most of us agreed that the teachers deserved a fair contract. Through it all we learned and matured. With the bad, however, came plenty of good. North Andover’s sports were tops. Our class found its best personalities (who can forget Jeff Smeltzer’s morning announcements) and we, from a scattered group of people in the same grade, became one class — a whole. We will never forget North Andover High, not because of the good or bad times we had here, but because of the friends we made here. You’ve made it Class of 1984. Christen Gihlstorf 223 Time it was — and what a time it was. . . a time of innocence a time of confidences, long ago ... it must be . . . I have a photograph, preserve your memories, they’re all that’s left you. Paul Simon