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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1987 volume:

Before I built a wall Yd ask to know What I was walling in Or walling out — Robert Frost 2 Published by the senior class of North Andover High School 675 Chickering Road North Andover , MA 01845 3 ' ii THE WRITING ON THE WALL Walls offer us protection from the elements. Yet, if we are sur- rounded by too many, we feel trapped. North Andover High has few walls. So, what do we have for protection1 A great King of Sparta, when asked why Sparta had no walls, pointed to his people and declared, “These are the Spartan walls. ” So it is within our school. The student body and faculty together constitute our walls. The students are the stones, somewhat unrefined at first, but ready to be cut. The faculty are the masons who shape the stones, and the adminis¬ tration is the mortar which secures the stones and keeps them in line. As to having no barriers between classrooms, our open con¬ cept prevents us from feeling trapped and forces us to confront challenges. Without walls, we have no corners. Without corners we have no crises, only open cross¬ roads that converge on promise and the possibility of every direc¬ tion. 6 9 drummond playground 12 13 14 16 S V f 1 i 1 V Julie Christopher Wendy Foulds Elaine Fann Colleen Walsh - Chad Dalton Amy Trask Dave Kerem Kate Rinaldi Peg McNally Jen Dziadosz Eric Shannon Mark Mank Kerrie Deegan Kristin Spero Melissa Schwab Jodi Gallante and Cathy Dugan 18 Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away Erin McLaughlin Liza Palmer Christy Carson Eric Swenson Tracey Matthews Muriel Dussett Mi Christina Fev Kathy Streeter Mike Parker Marc Torrisi Linda Scarborough Maura O’Connell Lori Takesian Lisa Cimmino Annemarie Lyons Pam Picard Matt DellaCroce 19 Greg Parker Marybeth Katis Heather Sinclair Julie Cipolla Stacy Crane Alyssa Bayley Karen Raney Steve Nugent Karen Steams 20 Michelle Piotte Trevor Crum Heather Augusta Amy Parker Anna DiMarca Alicia Saracusa Betsy Flynn Julie Papalia Now I need a place to hide away 21 Jennifer Meldrum Christina Gabriel Rich Bentley Julie Fragala Wendy Foulds, Lori Takesian, Mary Murphy, Paula Frizelle Anne Healy Penelope Phan-Lung 222 Tina Kehrig Oh, I believe in yesterday Kelly Tobin Amy Gross Paula Frizelle Bill Young Jennifer Hyder Kristin Giantris Margie Luck Kelly Gurry Peggy Lynch Jim Miller John McElhenny Lisa DeMelis Lenny Anna loro After what seems like an eternity of privileges and sophistication, there four long, well, maybe not-so-long school days, the countdown, for comes a rushed realization — the years. seniors, begins to mean something, responsibility of setting standards, The climax! June 5, 1987: Garbed Each of us is trying desperately to making life-affecting decisions, and in gowns of black and red, standing grasp a memory or two as we find our- sincerely exemplifying pride in being united yet prepared to go our separate selves finally approaching the top of a Knight. Seniors simply can’t help ways . . . pride, good-byes, smiles the wall. Walking through the all- being the paragons of superiority; it through tears. For you is it a person, a too-familiar doors of NAHS is dif- would destroy the natural order of memory, or simply a feeling? You will ferent for a dominant, omniscient, things. These experiences are so spe- know why you were here, omnipotent senior. Yet with coveted cial because they are all that remain of “Ch ' ch-changes Turn and face the strange ch-ch ' changes Don’t tell them to grow up and out of it.” — David Bowie Peter M. Acerra Susanne T. Alvarez Heather M. Anderson Wendy-Sue Appleton Dylan Aramian Steven J. Alakel Leonard J. Annaloro, Jr. Heather Augusta 26 Seniors Thomas Baird III Jennifer Bard Kelley P. Beal Richard L. Ballantyne, Jr. A lyssa J. Bayley Richard Bentley Kolby Barbera Michelle A. Bazarian Seniors 27 Andrew C. Beresford “Time traveled and faces passed and many thoughts to me were taught by names and heads too many to count... Robert T. Bryan III Laura A. Borgesi Deborah Brown Liza Burgie Christopher C. Burnham 28 Seniors Jacqueline E. Burns Kathleen Cavanaugh Julie M. Christopher Christy E. Carlson Christina C. Catalano . . . that touched my path and soon were gone But some stayed on to remain as friends and each is first and none is best.” — Bob Dylan Christina M. Chmura Lisa M. Cimmino Julie ' Ann Cipolla Seniors 29 Steven C. Connolly Keith L. Corcoran Gary Croteau Alfred F. Contarino, Jr. Heather Crabb “Tell me why I don’t like Mondays.” — Bob Geldoff Samuel J. Conte II Stacy Leigh Crane Trevor R. Crum 30 Seniors I Margaret R. Cunningham Charles F. Dalton III Kerrie Deegan “Our life together is so precious together We have grown We have grown.” — John Lennon Susan L. Curley Robert M. Danus Matthew Della Croce Lisa DeMelis Jennifer A. Devine Seniors 31 wmmm William H. Ditenhafer III Mark R. Dorsey X Trade L. Dion Kara A. Dowe , v.v w . ' I.S ' jMlV ICCi _ Anna M. DiMarca Muriel Doucette Patricia Dixon Mark A. Dockray “Joy to the world all you boys and girls Joy to the fishes in the deep blue sea Joy to you and me. Three Dog Night 32 Seniors Scott Dozois Christopher Drogos Jennifer Drigian Cynthia R. Dufresne “If we turned a different corner then we never would have met .. . would you care; — George Michael Laura J. Durant Karen A. Driscoll Catherine Dugan Jennifer L. Dziadosz Seniors 33 Joel T. Enaire Jeffrey M. Enright “And these children that you spit on as they try to change their world. .. Elaine Y. Fann George Farr Lucinda E. Ferguson t Robert Fitzgerald Elizabeth S. Flynn Christina Fey 34 Seniors Wendy Lynn Foulds Pamela R. Fontaine Rhoda E. Forgetta Julie A. Fragala Paula M. Frizelle Karen Fulks Christina Gabriel Jodi Gallant Seniors 35 Patricia M. Galvagna Michael Gendron “We’ve always had time on our side Now it’s fading fast Every second Every moment We’ve got to — got to make it last.” — OMD Gregory ]. Garavanian Kristin Giantris Michael A. Gordon Gina M. Gaudet Curt D. Golan Amy E. Gross 36 Seniors Matthew Grywalski Kelly S. Gurry Karen Hamilton Marc R. Gulezian Douglas A. Hajjar Todd Hazard “There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them.” — Jim Croce Anne K. Healy Seniors 37 “And castles made of sand slip into the sea, eventually.” — Jimi Hendrix Peter Kashanek David A. Herrmann Marybeth Katis Gregory D. Howard Tracy Janczak Kristina D. Kehrig 38 Seniors Julie A. Kelley Mi Seong Kim Karen M. Lally Sean P. Kenneally Candice Kirkiles Francis J. Kirkpatrick Denise C. Lane “Times we know will soon be gone. Feel the freedom fill the air. I can hear it calling.” — John Cafferty Seniors 39 “I used to get mad at my school. The teachers who taught me weren’t cool. You’re holding me down turning me ’round . . . Tara A. Lombardi Jennifer P. Lorentz v Margaret A. Lynch Tracy L. Lubin ( Margaret C. Luck 40 Seniors Anne Marie Lyons Michael Mammola Lisa Marconi Robert MacLeish Mark Mank Gregory Martin Heather MacNeil ... filling me up with your rules But I’ve got to admit it’s getting better A little better all the time.” — The Beatles Tracey Matthews Seniors 41 Kimberly M cCarron John McElhenny David M. McGuire William R. McGuire Holly S. McKay “It’s funny. Don’t ever tell anybody anything. If you do, you start missing everybody.” — J.D. Salinger R. Justin McElhiney Amy McKallagat Erin J. McLaughlin 42 Seniors Margaret L. McNally James Miller Kathleen Murphy “Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans.” — John Lennon Sandra Morrison Mary E. Murphy Jennifer Meldrum Shawn Morrissey Sean B. Murphy Seniors 43 Timothy S. Murphy Corinne M. Nitzsche “So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.” — F. Scott Fitzgerald Steven Nugent Maura K. O’Connell Kimberly R. O’Neill Elizabeth R. Palmer Courtney M. Pangione 44 Seniors Julie Papalia Gregory J. Parker Marcelle R. Pelletier Nancy Paris Michael E. Parker Kristin Pearse Amy Parker “Seasons change with the scenery; weaving time in a tapestry. Won’t you stop and remember me?’’ — Paul Simon Margaret M. Pemble Seniors 45 Kristine E. Perry Andrew Petronio Penelope Phan-Lung Pamela ]. Picard “I believe the children are our future, Teach them well and let them lead the way.” — George Benson Susan E. Picard Michelle Piotte Ronald Pollina Joan A. Prophett Kelly A. Raadmae Brendan Ramsden “If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see.” — Lynard Skynard Karen M. Raney Michael Redman Todd D. Rembis Daniel Rennie Kevin Richards Seniors 47 Kathleen Rinaldi Kimberly A. Riordan Peter F. Rohde Mindy Rosenbaum Kristen L. Rumson Alicia Saracusa “Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We’ll take the best, forget the rest and someday we’ll find these are the best of times.” — Styx Linda A. Scarborough Melissa M. Schwab 48 Seniors Eric Shannon Keith Seguin Jennifer Shea Judy Shea ■ I “I’ll n friends like the ones when I was twelve.” — Stephen King Kathleen Shea Michael P. Sibol, Jr. David T. Silva Heather P. Sinclair Seniors 49 1 “And in the end the love you take is equal ' to the love you make.” — The Beatles Kristin M. Spero Kelli A. Steer Kristina M. Sobel Maria M. Soule Karen J. Stearns Adriene C. Stratouly John R. Splendore 8 , Nicholas Stoupis 50 Seniors Katherine A. Streeter J. Matthew Strobel Jennifer Stulgis David J. S war brick Michael P. Sullivan n Eric J. Swenson Lori Ann Takesian Shaun B. Sutcliffe Seniors 51 Gina R. Torrisi Marc Torrisi Kelly A. Tobin “Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall, All you’ve got to do is call, and I’ll be there, Yes I will. You’ve got a friend.” — James Taylor Robin L. Townley Amy K. Trask Daniel Trefry Jessica A. Trela David M. Trevisan 52 I Seniors John D. VanHouten, II James F. Vasello Cheryl Ventura Penelope von Kummer “One love I have, one love behind, One in my arms, one on my mind.” — Mr. B.B. King Tammie Warren Kathleen M. Wells Joyce M. Whalen Seniors 53 Patrick ]. Wheeler, Jr. Cheryl A. Whittaker Jennifer L. Wilkins Karin S. Winning William J. Wolfenden Jacquelyn Young William Young 54 Seniors John Zaccari Janis Fried .. . Long ago it must be. I have a photograph, Preserve your memories They’re all that’s left you.” — Paul Simon Justin C. Zuill Class Officers: SteveNugent, (Vice President), Matt Della Croce, (President), Bob Bryan, (Secretary Treasurer) Seniors 55 William H. Brush III Amy B. Chaisson Lori Cummings Ryan Fenwick Elizabeth B Ford Joseph Gleavy Tracey Iafolla Amy Kellogg Isaac Alejandro Lopez Anne T. Lynch Anthony Moore Steven Perrault Edward J. Pesiri Alan Rochette jjgg. Michael Seaman John Sheehan Michelle T. Short Stephen J. Valiant Recapping the Years 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 September —the movie “The Big Chill” is released. October — Vanessa Williams crowned first black Miss America; “The Day After” airs on ABC; Congress votes to establish Martin Luther King day as a holiday; Trivial Pursuit is the hottest board game around. December — rock videos become popular and profitable; Spacelab is launched by NASA; “Cabbage Patch Christmas”. January — attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II. February — Marines pull out of Lebanon; protests against the Seahrook nuclear power plant. March — Wendy’s “Where’s the beef?” TV commercials air. May — USSR boycotts Los Angeles Summer Olympics. October — first US woman, Kathryn Sullivan, walks in space; miniskirts make a comeback. November — Baby Fae, who later dies, receives baboon heart. December — Doug Flutie of Boston College receives Heisman Trophy; Band Aid releases “Do They Know it’s Christmas” to aid famine victims in Africa; the VCR becomes a necessity. February — the tanning salon reaches national popularity. March — Madonna and Cindy Lauper considered hottest women in rock; Boston, MA rated second best metro area to live in the US; Coke changes original formula . June — hijacking of TWA flight 847 draws attention to terrorist acts in Mideast. July — Live Aid, the largest concert ever, performed by USA for Africa in London and Philadelphia; US Senate joins crusade against apartheid. August — riots in the city of Lawrence spurred by racial tension. September —the US Senate Committee tries to ban certain rock music. November — Prince Charles and Lady Di visit New York. December — Halley’s Comet swings by. January — Patriots lose Super Bowl to Chicago Bears; Space Shuttle tragedy. February — cyanide- laced Tylenol incidents continue. May — Chernobyl nuclear disaster in the Soviet Union. June — Len Bias dies due to cocaine overdose; Hands-across-America stretches from coast to coast, attempting to combat hunger; Celtics win 16th World Championship. July — 100th birthday of Statue of Liberty. September —Harvard celebrates its 350th year of higher education. October —Boston Red Sox lose the World Series in the seventh game. January — North Andover residents resume use of tap water after eight month boil order. February — US wins back America’s cup. Memories ALAKEL, STEVE; “Aleck”; ALVAREZ, SUSANNE; “Susie”; Play 1,2, Track 1,2, Basketball 2, Ski Team 4, Flower Shop. MEMORY Running to the T-G.G. saying Latah — rushing to buy roses from the Japanese ladies before they leave — Going to Boston on a Friday and not making it back in time to catch the school bus — K.C. trying to cheer me up by throwing an egg on my head — Winnly and the times he played Basketball (which was unusual) — Stratton me hot tubs summer bike rides with Quinda-L.S. and I waiting at our favorite place waiting for Frank to drive by. ANDERSON, HEATHER; “H.A.”; Basketball 1,2. MEMORY: The dangerous trip me, Joni, Jen, and Dad had; Field Day of 86; The beast; Orange Bathroom; Me and Amy’s experience in Methuen. ANNALORO, LENNY; “Squig”; Football 1,2,3,4, (3, Quad Captain), Track 1,2,3,4, (4, Co-Captain). MEMORY: The Beach trip to Boston with Lisa and her crew of navigators. AP PLETON, WENDY-SUE; “Wendy”; Cheerleading 1,2,4; Math Team 3,4 (Co- Captain). MEMORY: K.M., L.O. . me in the Shawsheen. The party at J.C.’s con- tinuing at my house, then that night at the F.S.; McD’s Pizza Hut, J.M., P.R., and R.W. sleeping over and nobody found out, A.L. and me with our “lovable huggable teddy bear (J.H.)”, D.S. and me and the best summer of my life, D.S. riding 30 miles to see me, and “Dream on”!! ARAMIAN, DYLAN; Skiing AUGUSTA, HEATHER; Football manager 1. MEMORY: Walking across soccer field in the middle of a gym class holding stuffed animals in a very much drunken state with Kristin to make sure Crabby, Sandy, and Nancy were OK after being taken by the cops, Playing lifeguard when Holly thought someone was drowning in Crabby’s pool. BALLANTYNE, RICHARD; “R. Lee”; MEMORY: Sully’s House, When I drove Pat’s car for the first and last time, the camping trip behind my house, pumpkins, flamingos, Della’s brilliant driving. BARBERA, KOLBY; Football 1, Golf 2,3 Hockey 2,3,4, Class officer 1,2, Regional Student Advisory council 3,4, Student council 1,2,3,4, and Student Council officer 4 Sec. MEMORY: Me and the Italian Stallion at the beach; (pacer packies), Ranger Rick in the Mt. K. stream; Me and Gregg yelling “lezzies”; Alfie at the Cape; the Vermont Bar; Playing Golf with Rohde; that look from Gordie; Me, S.C., D.B., and M.G. losing Chad at the couvan and waking up praying that what happened the night before was just a bad dream. BARTL, JENNIFER; “Bartles’s and James”; Yearbook 4 (in my old school — chorus I, 2, play 1,2, yearbook 1). MEMORY: Seat belts and Great Pond Road. I thought I had enough room! Little pink spots. She’s too intellectual. It’s Casual — But what’s clutch?! J.W. — I would never Hit you. A.S. — Are you ready? Stimulation, intel¬ lectual and otherwise for and from T.M.; The S.O. at J.M. with M.L. (May ’86). BAYLEY, ALYSSA; “AB”, “Lisa”; MEMORY: February 19, until present; lucky 19: 2-19-86, 7-19-86, 19 hours apart. Never regretting one day ever spent with Rich and give all my love to Rich. BAZARIAN, MICHELLE; “Mitch , “Baz”, “Spaz”; Fresh. Basketball 1, Fresh, and J. V. Softball 1,2; Football Manager 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1, Ski team 1, J.V. Basketball Manager 1, Pep Rally 4- MEMORY: 704 Dot; Michelle Piotte sliding in Dog Crap during a softball game. Me and Jen just missing being arrested at Kelly G. cottage. M, Jen D., Julie P, and Kelly G. partying with Menudos. Fitting 10 people in M.P. bug. Walking down to McDonalds in the pouring rain with trashbags. BEAL, KELLEY; “Weenie”; Ski team 1; Soccer 1,2,3 pep rally 4- MEMORY: swollow woff swollow, the night odie and M.W. wouldn’t let me go to sleep, Mexico, the Beach, Rm. 25, WofPs house, ’ the night Dan cut W.S. eye at my house, Doc’s parties, Dan!! BENTLEY, RICH; “Rich-O”; MEMORY: Will some woman in this desert land . . . make me feel like a real man? Take this rock and roll refugee — ooh babe, set me free. I’m lovin’ it A. B.! Remember the prom, “doobie”, my psych grade, Marblehead, “carry me?”, absences, Rich-o custom, The Driftwood, “up Higher”, Daddy’s boat, and Fu¬ ture plans. BODENRADER, LORI; “Bona”, “worm”; MEMORY: The day I met P.S.; Last year on Field Day when me and A. S. went to work, When Daffy and I went to Rhode Island. Paul forever! Most talented — Tim Murphy and Kris Giantris Class Gentleman — Steve Nugent; Class Lady — Kim Riordan 58 Memories Class Couple — Dan Rennie and Kelley Beal BOREY, RACQUEL; “oanh”; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; SADD 3,4; Squire 2,3; Literary Mag¬ azine 1,2,3,4; Student council 2; AFS 1,2,3,4- MEMORY: Oct. 1, 1983; Knowing K.R., C. P., L.D., all of whom I still and always will keep in mind. “Funny things are everywhere”, dedicated to D. B., The three stooges forever trying to do it will. Signed, Your midnight Labhies. BORGESI, LAURA; “Borg”, “LB”, “LAB”; Softball 1,2,3; Swim Team 4; Chorus 2,3,4; SADD 2,3,4; AFS 3,4; Yearbook 3,4- MEMORY: “Choo Choo Charlie and the Noxzema Lady”; M M’s; Florida with J.F.; Doing aerobics at 2:30 AM with MBK, LF, MG, MM, MR; Maine to Mass, in an hour and a half; Touring WP1 in snow storm; “Wildcats” at the 495 with j.T.; Steve; “Laura, He’s looking over here again.”; Spain, Thanks Dad, 1 Love You! BROWN, DEBORAH; “Debbie”; Computer Club 1; Newspaper 1,4; Drama Club 1,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; SADD 2; Math team 3; Speech Team 3,4’ Litary magazine 3,4; AFS 4. MEMORY: Mousetrap, ZAH!, Makamashmell, Zippy the monkey, Grendel the FIEND, Buddahumphump it, Mr. Bennett’s office, wanton soup, the 6th scholar¬ ship. BRUSH, BILL; “Viper”; MEMORY: “Hey who cuts your hair”; “Just one question, what’s laughter?”; 100 mph to Worchester; “It’s communism”; All the parties with J.T., S.K., M.Q., and the gang. BRYAN, ROBERT; “Kermit”; Student Council 3,4 (Sec. —Tres.); Soccer 1,2,3,4; Squire 4; Pep Rally 4; Volleyball 3,4; Basketball 1,2. MEMORY: The band; Atkinson School woods; Adventures with Pat W.’ Merrimack College Take-out service; Bus rides home w soccer team (Salem!!); the TANK; Kermit Rap; Setting school on fire in Chem. Lab; Sleeping on common w K.B., M.G., S.C., and losing Chad, also freezing to death!; 30 Pumpkins; Painting the hill. BUR GIE, LIZA; “Lisa, Lisa”, “Lisa Lips”; AFS 3,4. BURNS, JACQUELINE; Track 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3; Ski team 2,3; MEMORY: Washing the car at 1 AM, Boston 5, When Wendy’s car almost blew up! 14th street with Kelley at night! Air surfing! 44825; Trash Bin with Wen’s. The bathroom at Fanueil Hall with Kel and Jel. Walk like an Egyptian — Chunk the M.W. in Maine! “Take off your clothes and get into bed” CARLSON, CHRISTY; “cree”; Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; AFS 1; Yearbook 4; Basketball 1; SADD 4; MEMORY: Me and S.C. the party before the beach party. McVeigh — Boots — Humphreys all dressed in Bikinis. Mark’s moon; Taking S . . . From all the Football players, and Callagy giving all the football equipment away and playing dumb; M.B. and Mr. H eating Taffy (only kidding Kev.) CATALANO, CHRISTINA; MEMORY: “SAGA”’; lost in Maine, lost in Boston, flat tire at beach. Fun times with Gina, Sandy, Nancy, Kristen and everyone else one way street at beach with Gina. Trying to escape with dead car. Best times with Tim, Steve and Gina. CAVANAUGH, KATHLEEN; “Cava”; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4 (Co-Capt.); Track 1,2,3,4 (Co-Capt.); Pep Rally 3,4. MEMORY: Walking down Hampton strip with Candice and seeing our friends drive by in the cruisers waving — The infamous class party — prom night with Cindy Dufrense — going to Villanova with Mike, Sam and Kolby and beating Marty, the madman. Numerous nights in the red bug with Piotte. The Christmas trees and the fire engines. Sam, you’re such a dink and you’re so gay. CHMURA, CHRISTINA; “Chris”; Field Hockey 1,2; Track 1,2; Cheerleader 3; MEMORY: Julie C.’s cat. our class party. That cold night at Cavanaughs with the pretty blue and green hat with the pom pom on the top. 2 awesome years with C. B. the night at Kelly’s beach house with me, Kelly, Cindy and Candice. When we went for a swim “we didn’t have to take our clothes off’ CHRISTOPHER, JULIE; “Judy , “Chunk”, “McDLT”, “MW”, “SCHAMOOLIE”; Pep Rally 4; Demoulas 3,4; MEMORY: Washing car at 1 AM; mexico; Boston 5; My Choeffuer; Papa dont ' t preach; Jacki’s make up; Al’s and Wendy’s house; Lori’s brown pants, Car accident; Thanks Jason; Jacki’s driving; Mr. B’s field trip; The gangster’s house; Cooking with Kell and Eddie (chocolate and chicken) C.S. and S. B.; China Blossom tip; “h stole jy watch right off my wrist”; swimming at 2 AM; At the movies w no pants (thankks went Jack); free movies. CIMMINO, LISA; “Lisa”, “Poopie”, “Cimms”, “M tM”; Ski team 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3; Yearbook 1,2,3,4 (ad-editor): Karate 4; Bon Secours volunteer 1,2,3; Smitty’s ice cream 3,4- MEMORY: Hug; Puerto Rico; Ski team; speakeasy w jd, DEM and KM, Yvette; 2 by 4; working w KM; JD — which way do I go?!? Momnri s SQ CIPOLLA, JULIE; “Julie”; Soccer 1,2; Ski team 1; Volleyball (Tour) 2,3; Pep Rally 4- MEMORY: 3 awesome years with G.R., June 7, 1985 withG. R., J.Z., R.D. andC.K. (Don’t worry ' , we got away; nope) Christina’s harrett; Miss O ' Conners similes, (ying yng); Class party ’86 (glad you made it Amy); M.S. roof day; After prom, call for the hall!; Kangamangus, and the Swift River! . . . and some of “the Best of Times” CONNOLLY, STEVEN; “Suhey”; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Pep Rally 4; Checkers club 1,2,3,4 (capt.). MEMORY; Sleeping on the common with B. B., M.G., K. B., and getting plastered at K.B.’s street with them — Merrimack’s take as much as you can carry; “Steve someone’s coming lets get out of here”; from B.B., B.D. and his washing machine; junior class party, good times with Pam. CONTAR1NO, AL; “Aofie”, “Freddie ; Football 3; MEMORY: Ant and Kolb at the Cape in the Camaro. The night my furniture was re — arranged. Flipping the hobie. Hiding under the bush at Harry’s. Cleaning my cellar. The night Wheeler flipped out; Eggman and the 38 year old caveman. CONTE, SAM; “Sammy”; Football 1,2,3,4 (Quad — Capt); Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4 (Tri-Capt); Student Council 1,2,3,4 (Sec — Tres); Pep Rally 3,4; Advisory Council 2,3. MEMORY: Rocky IV between Kolby and Me Vs “them”; Beach, Florida! A long hard staircase! Leadership weekend and those sick jokes: Cheryl!! CORCORAN, KEITH; “Casey”; Soccer 1,2; Ski team 1,2,3,4 (Capt.); MEMORY: The bench along the side lines (Frosh. Soccer); Flipping my bike; Riding the girls bus home; last runs with J.D. and S.B.; Steph’s great ability to ski on one ski. CRABB, HEATHER; “Crabby”; Football manager 1; MEMORY: Me, Nan, and San sitting in cop car Nan saying, “How do we open the door?!” and What do you think we are, criminals?!! All the food me and K. P. ate at Antom’s; II. A. passed out on the hill; (Mike?) CRANE, STACY; “Stace”; N A figure skating 1,2,3,4; Aerobics l,3;horse back riding 1,2,3,4; Worked at Bruinhill FArm 1,2; Edgewood Farm 2; Main St. Liquors 1,2; Napolis Pizza 2; Prescott House Nursing Home 2,3; SADD 2; MEMORY: 495 and officer Heinz, Gammies Tree, Slack Jessie Slack!, Eating all those chicken fingers, eating sand while playing frisbee, dice with PeeWee Herman, the line up in the Combat Zone, this red light isn’t for us is it? Na! Spoig! I love you Danny!! CRUM, TREVOR; Computer club 4; Photography club 4; MEMORY: After the Physics field trip with Mr. Bennett at Mike Sullivan’s house with Mike Lemberger, Doug Lennox and Dave Herrmann playing pool. Best Dressed — Sue Picard and Steve Nugent CUMMINGS, LORI; “Da — Roppings”; Gymnastics 1,2; MEMORY: Good times with Joey! Class party ’86; Me and D. H. what a storm! Beach Aug. ’86! First NA party T.N.! Getting lost at G.G. house! “The lucky one”! Being w J.T., D.H. and C.W. Aruba, Oct. ’86! Joe’s B-Day; U-Mass! MeandK.W. matching Chevets! Me andJ.G. saying “Lets go to the beach” not to school! Being a clutz in Joe’s car w K.S.! J.S. always driving my car. thanks god for her; A.M. making my nickname so known! Good times at R.M. H.S.! CUNNINGHAM, MARGARET; Track 1,2,3,4; Swim team 4; Basketball; MEMORY: Senior year first ever swim team meet when the fire alarm went off and the whole team had to go outside, wet, in bathingsuits, with snow on the ground and no one had towels or shoes. Trip to Mexico April vacation of junior year, (Calesthenics), Trip to New York senior year, the dancers (zzz . . .) Macy’s, Bictor’s (ugh!). CURLEY, SUSAN; “Asunta”, “Suebee”; SADD4; Yearbook 2,4; Ski team 2,3,4; Pep Rally 4; MEMORY: The laundramat at the Beach party; Looking for a mate and finding John; Adriene’s wild bashes and cleaning up after them; Tracy’s party, the Dump, Christina’s, and my house (almost); Me and Moz getting blown away May 16th; The people 1 met along the way at NAHS, especially my friends; Thanks guys, I love you. DALTON, CHARLES; “Chad”; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; yearbook and photography club; MEMORY: Getting lost on Lisa Lane; RLee taking Rob Danus for a ride. DANUS, ROBERT; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball announcer 3,4; MEMORY: When RLee B. ran over me with Pat W. car in the teachers parking lot. DELLA CROCE, MATTHEW; “Deli”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4 (Co-Capt.); Ski team 2; Class President 2,3,4: Student Council 2,3,4; Student Advisory Council 3,4; Bolleyball; Basketball Announcer 3,4; MEMORY: seano, Rizzo, Stevie friends for life; Something about a telephone pole; Soccer — bye Nunz; Parkers woods: Bov stop with by tent man: hey are those Pheasants!?; PUMPKINS!; Rizzo let’s go sledding; Mr. Minihan’s W. Civ-Frank; Tracey Nicolosi’s; Mug!; Mr. DeSimone’s English — John. DEMELIS, LISA; “Lee”; Soccer 2,3; MEMORY: Lip — syncing at Faces with Kris. The unforgettable van ride with A.T. and D.S.; The Summer and those beach trips to Boston, Remember guys? Junior prom with Lenny! July 2nd! Spiked hairdo’s, pumpkins, patriots, pick a spot, “TIME”; My window’s still open; Watching 33 score “my” touchdowns; Running out of gas one too many times because the needle is now permanantly stuck. Class Daredevil — Michelle Piotte and Pat Wheeler 60 Memories Class Clown — Boh Bryan and Kara Dowe DEVINE, JENNIFER; Field hockey 2; Manager girls basketball 2,3; Yearbook 2,3; Speech team 3; AFS 4; TJ Maxx; Drama Club 2,3; MEMORY: E.M.; Calif.; Fiddler; M.S. black jellybeans; If I go to the bathroom will it go away? Siouxsie; Ian’s P.; Echo; OUIJA; I have someone secret living in me; Judy Cyr; Cats and candles at Jen ' s apart¬ ment; your life is just a spree down Newbury St.; L.P.; the Public Gardens: A.C.; J. A.; Carolina on my mind. DIMARCA, ANNA; MEMORY: Remembering, and asking myself, “Why remember, just forget!” DION, TRACIE LYNN; “Trac”; Tennis 1,2,3,4, (Co-Capt.); Cross Country 1; MEMORY: Rolling down hills withC.D.; tennis team “Swallow Cathy ; Squirt guns at the beach, Cathy, I told you not to call my house! detention from Mr. Hamel; Def Leopard is chasing us! Cathy do those girls have enough make up on? Cathy pull your pants up. I love Bob forever!! DITENHAFER, WILLIAM; “BILL”; Tennis 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Soccer 1,2; Pep rally 4. MEMORY: Trying to catch up to the Brook’s rowing team sometime around dawn. Kermit Rap; Some other things that were probably fun but I forgot them. DIXON, PATRICIA; “Scrappy”; Basketball 1; Softball 1,2; Pep rally. MEMORY; R.T’s surprise party w K.W. . . . The beach w L.C., S.G., A.M., A. M. saying — “Will you look at him!!” Lost in Lowell! (K. W.) First day meeting L.C. — sorry. G.G. spilling at A.C house. All those Rambo missions and wild parties, especially G. W. and K.B. — I ' ll never forget them!!!!! DOCKRAY, MARK; “Doc”; Hockey 1,2,3,4 (capt.); Football 1,2; Track 1; Pep rally 4- MEMORY: Dorse — we could have slept in the truck; stepping on Kolby’s face at 3:00 in the morning; M.D. in Harrison’s parking lot; Kelly yelling at Dan; K.B. throwing books at D.R., M.P. and his goggles. DORSEY, MARK ROBERT; “Dorse”; Golf 1,2,3,4 (capt.); Hockey 1,2,4- MEMORY: Dan aiming Doc on my jacket. California with Kolby. The night at the beach when Dan had a little problem in front of his mother. Doc ' s basement the morning after. Waking up at 6:00 am hearing Wanda say: “Where’s George?” Tum¬ bling into Kolby’s pt 3:30 am. Vermont with George and Kolby. I still don’t know who carried who up the stairs. Best of all — meeting Gina. DOUCETTE, MURIEL; “Riel”; “Muledo”; “Mega”; Colorguard 3,4; Yearbook 1. MEMORY: Superbowl party with R.G., S.G., D.F. Finals party with K.F., C.W., D.R. The great K.M. chase at the party. R.B. in French class with his amazing pen power. New years Eve 1999 at the overpass. Computers with Penelope. Best of all Mark — I’ll love him forever! It’s been real! DOWE, KARA ANN; “Ka”; “Kara P.”; “Kara”; Dowe ; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Soft- ball 1,2; Yearbook 4; Squire 4; Squire 4; Pep rally 4. MEMORY: The first Friday of high school at the hill; Noveline’s and SH truck w Michelle; Newspapers at Cindy’s; Florida with Michelle and Kelly; SPLACK; dancing with Erin and Mo; Junior class party; More than one year with Mike Keleher (aka the Mike Kid). DRIGIAN, JENNIFER; “Jen”; Field Hockey 2; Tello’s. MEMORY: April 26 at T.J. Maxx; S.P.’s house on July 5 at 3 am; August 10-the White MTS with Charles. My B F’s. S.P., K.S., and J.D! Sue, by the way . . . what ever happened to that big white house w a guard out in front and a red Porsche in the driveway that turned out to be a red VW w silver and green polka dots? K.S.’s everlasting lust for J.H!! Ana Behebik Charles FOREVER!!! DROGOS, CHRISTOPHER; “Chris”; Math aides; Beach party 2,3,4. MEMORY: Table hockey, Beach party, M.G.? S mailbox, football games at Drogos Memorial Studium. DUFRESNE, CYNTHIA; “Cindy”; “Cin”; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Pep Rally; King Subs; yearbook. MEMORY: “Little Birdies”; Hampton jail; party in B-room; J.D. in laundry room; Kand K in Barrel; “What’s up Wolf?” The Bug! “Wing” “Rib” playground a.j.R, D.C. Mousehead boat; Sunrise in Red Corvette; J.P., me, and company under street- lamp. DUGAN, CATHERINE; “Duggieann”; Cross Country 1; Track 1,2; J.V. Field Hockey capt. 3. MEMORY: C.D. and J.D. rolling down a hill. Put your windshield wipers on!! Rubba dubb Tracei! Hey dude, I’m ready order. No more blind dates! How does because I don’t want to sound? Cath, ask cookie for a date! “Scruffy”; Hey, who pinched me?? Why is there a boat in my milk? OH Jeff, I’m sooo sorry! The 4 th of July at the Cape! and friends like Danny, Sandy, Kevin, Kim, Ken, and Tracie! FONTAINE, PAMELA; “Pam”; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; AFS 3,4- MEMORY: L.P.’s red car; J.M.’s dead battery (oh, good! more time to talk about you guys!) Fruit Brain Fontaine Fan Club (love ya guys!); Monster Dash; Head rolling around in hatchback, backseat and aerobics; Emmanuel; N.H. w E.C. (love ya, hon!); Ralph. DURANT, LAURA; “L.J.”; SADD. MEMORY: 5th period study w my friend Kim — we always got in trouble. We always ended up in Siberia by Mr. Noyes. Mrs. DeMerit’s word processing class, she’s really cool!!! Mr. Kelly’s class and his ties. After school everyday w Mr. Noyes for extra help. Memories 61 DZ1ADOSZ, JENNIFER; “Jenn”; Pep Rally; Art Literary Magazine 3,4- MEMORY: Cheryl and I digging a hole in the sand at Hampton Beach in order to feel better but suddenly catching a view towards some puny man w bathing cap, and goggles. . . Oh, no, please, oh my God, no way! . . . Oh, yes, Greg!!! Partying with Menudos and Bronze! Cheevers, April 11, 86, Peter Heinze (M.O.M.) ENAIRE, JOEL; Wrestling 1,2. MEMORY: Breaking an egg over Ratzie boys head at McDonald’s in the morning. When me M.B., and J.C., had a laughing spell at my house. J.C. saying: “This is excellent!” ENRIGHT, JEFF; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Basketball manager 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 (President); Math team 2,3,4. MEMORY: Soccer season — 1986. Masco training w Berube. Good times with my friends. FANN, ELAINE; “Ying Ying”; Field Hockey 1,2; Track 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4 (co-editor); Squire 2,3,4; Math team 2,3 (co-captain), 4(co- captain); Speech team 3,4; Peprally 4; Putnam. MEMORY: Blown away w Twinkie 1; track w J.B., HUB, tootsie w Little Dibba; “ditso”; nature cruises; the unfinished symphony; Julio and Miss O’Connor’s similes; Rio and the Black Experience in America; Benji and Colonel; 180 miles to Brandeis, Ffffitchburg; Peach wine coolers; Red Sox and Elton; June 7, 1985; K.Y. and Salty; 3 m o David Alexander; June 6, 1986; The best of times with D.L., M.S., J.S., J.C., W. A., J.D., J.H., V.H., G.W., D.h., G.F., WF., A.P., K.Y., . Me! FARR, GEORGE; “Heyha”; MEMORY: Randy Ehright’s parties; My roommate, Doug. FENWICK, RYAN; MEMORY: The day we put battery acid in Mr. Kalatarski’s plant and when we came in the next day, his plant was dead. The day I whacked David Swarhrick on the head with my book. FERGUSON, LUCINDA; “Luc”; “Lu”; “Lucy”; “Cin-Cin”; Speech team; Drama Club; AFS; Yearbook; Track. MEMORY: Latin class with the “speed limit brigade”. All those speech meets. Going to Boston. The big “F” Bro Club w Julie. MTFBWY w Jen. The Leadership Conference. The Mousetrap rehearsals and performances w Mrs. M and the cast. Friendship w Deb. “S.S” lives! FEY, CHRISTINA; “Chris”; Chorus 2,3,4; AFS 4; SADD 4. MEMORY: I will always remember all the good times I had in chorus. Miss Graham, remember, “ZAH”. FITZGERALD, ROBERT; Drama 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Selected Choir 3,4. MEMORY: Bumps w Kelli and Three Blind Mice. FLYNN, ELIZABETH; “Betsy”; Field hockey (manager) 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Pep rally 4- MEMORY: eating Nerds w Erin and Pam on Mill Rd.; Cat Woman Rd; Nicolosi’s party; being w J.W. at Scanlon’s house; February 7, 1986; Junior class party; Bingo; My mother who was always there for me; driving w Comocozie; I’ll miss you, Moe!! The Pointer Sisters on the Field Jiockey bus; “solid” skateboarding w A.H., S.B., and W.B. FOULDS, WENDY LYNN; “Wuffles”; Ski team 1,2,3,4 Co-captain); Soccer 1,2; Track 1; Pep rally 4- MEMORY: 44825; But Lin, Mr. B’s a good driver; funny what happens when you park the car; Jackie, get out of the car; am I dead?; Jen Seaman and Sue Johnson; Boston 5; air — surfing; NASC; B + H; walk like an Egyptian. FRAGALA, JULIE ANN; “Frags”; “Fragglerock”; Soccer 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Year¬ book 4; Newspaper 3. MEMORY: Cootie w Friz; Florida w L.B.; Matchbox cars down the Alpine slide w my Big “F” Bro; working w Rhoda; M. V. w Jenn and Julie; Me and my 7:47. FRIED, JANIS; “Jan”; AFS 3,4; Math team 3; yearbook 3; Play crew 3; Marching band 1,2,3; Concert band 1,2. MEMORY: Wasting Jr. year on K.D.; AFS parties 85-86; New Years Eve w S. S. 85; Summers in Maine; 7th period studies w M.G.; Band Sophomore year w S.M.; meeting J.H. 10-11-86 — I’ll never forget that night. Birth¬ day and Christmas presents from D.A. — thank you! FRIZELLE, PAULA; “Friz”; Track 2; Ski team 3, MEMORY: Two dollars; Hampton Beach, the S’s and G’s. Bueno, Bueno, Bueno; W.C. w G.T. and C; Cootie w Frags (D.C.); the mall “incidents” w T; Hi Pal. FULKS, KAREN; “Nester”; Yearbook 2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4 (V.P.); JA 2,3 (V.P.); Band 2,3,4 (V.P.); play production 2,3,4 (asst. Bus. manager); Pep rally 4; SADD 4. MEMORY: Crispy hair; the stop sign; MacDonald’s; “I’m Pierre, the French — speak¬ ing dog”; camping out w unexpected guests; “how do you do it?”; Band camp ’86; behavior; the beach w L.P., K.W., M.K.; the religious fanatics “you’re healed, you’re healed.” Summer ’86; Anthropology!!! Lycanthropy! Only in America; NO MORE MATH; Thanks for 4 great years, A + 1 my love 4-eva J.P. GABRIEL, CHRISTINA; “Chris”; “Safety Bug”; Cheerleading 2,3,4 (co-captain); Student council 4; SADD; Pep rally. MEMORY: Cat Woman; Missions to Lawrence; “Okay, Mag, just one more . . . it’s not them!” Flat top at Wingarsheek w Mag, Pam, and Erin — Frank and Sully 13 miles from Ipswich; France w Karen. Boston — Latin by one. Best Looking — Steve Nugent and Cheryl Ventura Class Flake — Frankie Kirkpatrick and Michelle Bazarian 62 Memories Never on Time — Pat Wheeler and Kelly Gurry V 1 4 l A ] L .J Heartbreaker — Kristina Sobel and Mike Gordon GALVAGNA PATRICIA; “Trish”; “Ouija ; Track 2; Ski Team 3. MEMORY: The beach (the first night) w Paula and Marc — “Are we ever gonna get home?” W.C. w p and C and G; the second beach night w P.M. and T-sorry about the car, Marios. The mall w P and meeting C. GARAVANIAN, GREGORY; “Jeri ; “Jule”; “Frank”; SADD 2,3,4; Ski team 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Squire 3,4; T.J. Maxx. MEMORY: Being de-braced; bathrooming it, Spt 20 w A.P. and T.J.; the Frismobile; Purge it; N.Y.; T.J.: “Teach aB-B sitting course”; Abdomen clip; Methuen it;; the Brigham ' s discount; Good Tension. GAUDET, GINA; MEMORY: Thursday w M. M. — all those red lights; the night we lost L.C.; M.M., J.G., J.S., playing C-ball; J.G. and the Mummy’s B.Bump; D.V. being a star; Sept 13, 1986; A. M. — Remember all the good times!! K. R. helping me out of a swamp. Thanks for all the awesome memories — I’ll never forget them! GIANTRIS, KRISTIN; “Kris”; “Giantris girl”; SADD 3,4; Student Council 4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 2,3,4 (V.P.). MEMORY: Cat woman Rd.; B.J.; “NO TRESPASSING” — AML; It ' s okay, Kim, get out from under the couch; Erin, look out for the parked car! GORDON, MICHAEL; “Beaker”; Football 1,2,3,4 (capt.); Basketball 1,2,3,4 (capt.); Baseball 1; Student Council 1,2,3, (Treas.), 4 (pres.); Student Advisory Council 3; Pep rally 4- MEMORY: The weekend on Mt. K; Cape Cod and Cincinatti; P.R.and M.S. on my front porch in the rain; P.R. and K.B. “golfing” at the Cape; S.C. and K.B. getting beat up at Hampton; the Boys’ State — “nightmare”; the adventure of getting my license! The infamous Gordon “house tour”. GROSS, AMY; “Slerpy”; Soccer 1,2,3,4 (co-capt); Softball 1; Speech team 1,2. MEMORY: Class party ' 86 I never got to see; L.T. enjoying the pavement and T.W. unable to hold it; M.S. and R.T. playing the alphabet game; waking up to L.T. scream¬ ing and not knowing who was sleeping beside her. GRYWALSKI, MATT; Ski”; “Grywalski”; MEMORY: Pumpkin stealing w Matt and Frank; Chemistry class Jr. year w Mr. Brandelais; Remember that Riss? Messing up labs w Betsy; Hey Risso, you like ? Hey Pam, like, what’s up? Like gag me with a spoon. R. Lee and the Cat Lady Rd. Matt and Matt S. surf shop; Red’s party; Murph — watch out for those curves. GULEZIAN, MARC; Track 2; Music, MEMORY: Baby Mohawks — Shaving Cream Fights; Lunch in the library w C.D.; Jr. midterm hi. Mario; Summer at Hampton beach; the everlasting smell of orange coolers; Tricia — Paula — Tracey; remembering and never wanting to forget. GURRY, KELLY; Track 1,2,3,4; Field hockey 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Ski team 1; Pep rally 4- MEMORY: The night 48 of us spent in jail at Hampton beach; Me and Kelly’s late nights; the unforgetable nature cruise; Florida and the beach w J.P.; Bang your head w K.C.; the red bug w K.C., J.P., and M.P. — the Christmas trees and firetruck; crashing into the pharmacy; blind date w K.S. (mum’s home!); V.H.; All the good times w all my friends that I ' ll never forget! HAMEL, JULIE; “Jul”; MEMORY: Memorial day weekend of’85; when I hit a cop car; Oktoberfest of ’86. HAMILTON, KAREN; Yearbook 1,2; Literary Magazine 1,2,4; Theater crew 2,3,4. MEMORY: Weir hill at midnight; the half hour date; J.K. and that hockey player pizza man — “what’s his name?” Driving to school in a noxious white cloud. To M-no words, remember. Champagne forever. HEALY, ANNE; Ski team 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; SADD4; Student Council 4; Pep rally 4. MEMORY: Last day of school over K.G. ’s; hold on to your shirt; Summers in Maine and Salisbury; what a soap opera; Swimming w J.C. at 2 am w Bubbles, the Belle of Maine, Gunka friends and Sea-Vu; Glenna and our adventures; IGA; Tricia, and, of course, Todd; June 28; Partying w everyone; Em and electric blankets; sunning on the roof w A.S. and J.W.; re-creating cooler commercials w A.S. and J.W.; being a club member; my friend, brown pants; taking a beach day in the rain W B.F. and J.W. and the Trucker; draw 5! HERRMANN, DAVID; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Yearbook 4. MEMORY: Fun w a comatose Danielson; Shots around the pool table; Mr. Towle; The Knights getting repeatedly jocked; Roz and Mother Nature; The Katahdin Kids; and Kathy Sollie! HYDER, JENNIFER; “Jen”; Basketball manager 2,3; Tennis 3,4; Math team 2; Speech team 3; yearbook 3,4; Drama club 3,4; Filene’s. MEMORY: Backgammon; licorice drink — stipe; Harrison’s after Siouxsie; green melted wax; R. M. backstage; Runaway Island; Cat Woman; If only we can find Brattle St.; Camping out at Drummond; Waaahlruses on the beach!!! JANCZAK, TRACY; “Helena Cassidine”; “Jana — Sue”; Jane”; Stevens Hall; SADD;ThePaper;Chorus; Music. MEMORIES:G.G. pukedonN.Y. subway;! A.P.’s attention seeking b — day party; C.G. and A.P. date it? Omi. Omijodyness! Mareelo Memories 63 it. Steffy — I love you. 32 it, fondle it; I love Kyle Porter; B. A. piercing her nose; forced fondling w Henry; Honor roll; Lake Sunnappee and it wasn’t so sunny. Misty MT. Stop Hop and Plop; 70’s tunes on the way home from N.Y.; Ginny, 1 killed Broche; T.N. lushit Ala — sue; O Roc — Z; creamy donuts belong to Angie Spears; J.M. credit office welcomes you; Enjoy your evening; what a shape; Fondling Furs w Glamma’s buddy Mikaile; it’s real; that girl has a touching problem; my hahy sister, Kyne; party at Coppolahead’s KASHANEK, PETER; “Wang-Wongle”; Tennis 3,4 (co-capt.); Ski team 4; Pep rally; Yearbook. MEMORY: Rushing; 4 accidents in 6 months — Dunhill’s — C.W. pretending his intelligence level even approached mine; Pat —- I’d like a W, an X, a V, a Z and a U. KAT1S, MARYBETH: “Schlempy Schleth”; “Mabjab , “Baby-B-Woman ; “MBK”; X-Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Golf 4; Squire 1,2,3,4 (co-editor); Yearbook 2; Lit. Magazine 1; AFS 3,4; Speech team 1,2,3,4; Drama 4; L.E.T. High School reporter 2,3,4- MEMORY: Sewing corner and speed limit brigade in Latin; congibugar — converbugars w Wcinda; car — dances and golf w Liza; mashed potatoes and radio drama at speech; in a bathtub w Scuz and Andy; Caged up w the zoo runaways; Riding my bike to the hospital w Andy — because we were sick; Lying on the trash cans w Suzy while waiting for the T; The button kid; hammer kid and queer kid; lunch w the McDonald ' s gang; flashing stop signs; Halloween ’86; the “picture” w Amy and Rhoda; Tribune w Tracy and Tim; Radii w Kris theater arts w Penny and Rhodda; “using” Julie and “loneliness” w Joe and the Leadership Conference. KEHR1G, KRISTINA; “T”; “Tiff chin”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Sadd 3,4; Pep rally 4- MEMORY: Catwoman Rd. “Headlights” Swinging on the swings at Drummond; going to St. A’s; giving B.K. a whitewash w M.P.; playing dimes w M.P.; my first summer w B.F. KELLY, JULE; Chorus 2,3; Colorguard 1,2,3. MEMORY: D. on the dock; Grace on the stairs, etc. KELLOGG, AMY; “Flakey”; Volleyball 1,2,3. MEMORY: H.D. and Spanish class; BMHS vybl; NHS vybl; H.D. and I-crem; Adm. Kirk; L.C., R.G., K.M., L.B, vybl camp U-Mass; Vybl camp WU; NAHS senior year; N.L., K.S., K.L., S and S, DMB, thanx mom, dad, sis, bros for all support; miss you all especially H.D.; never 4-get movin’ experience; SM concert; WV trip w L.C. K.C. w H.D. KENNEALLY, SEAN; “McNeally”; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Baseball 1,2; SADD 4; Football 1,2. KEREM, DAVID; “Dave”; Football 2; Track 1,3; Ski team 4; Tennis 4. MEMORY When me, Steve and S.B. got caught by the cops at 3:00 in the morning; the memorie 1 never had from Liz’s party; all the nights at S.P.’s KIM, Ml SEONG; “Mi”; Computer club 3,4; AFS club 4; Literary Magazine 3,4 Photography Club 4; Yearbook 4; Sadd 4. MEMORY: I will always remember all th friends I know because they were so nice to me and helped me out. And thank you fc all the teachers 1 had 4 years in the high school, they were the greatest teachers I know K1RK1LES, CANDICE; “Candy”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Student Counci 1,3,4; Regional Student Advistory Council 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep rail 4; yearbook 4- MEMORY: Missy and Katie — my BFFA; Hampton Beach — Thanl God Kathy was hungry or we would have been 49 and 50; Candice and Julie’s Citru rocking banana raspberry split gum; Kelly ' s beach house — “We don’t have to take ou clothes off!” Late night at Lall’s; “Drag me, Sledgehammer me, etc. me”; “If you’r cute, we’re decent”; “the talks”; Drummond w Cindy at 3:30 am; the blindfold (’cuz was too embarrassed!); St. J’s party w K.L., J.P., and A.D.; skinny — dipping w C.C. C.D., and K.R.; Me and Julie’s “brush w death” — which involved a snowbank; Ann; — R. O. A. — we gotta do it again! B — I know a shortcut! Thanks to many awesomi friends for giving me memories that I’ll never 4-get! VON KUMMER, PENELOPE: “Penny”; Drama club 2,3,4; girls Basketball (manager 2,3; Yearbook 3,4; SADD 3; T.J. Maxx; MEMORY: Doing the play sophomore yea with J.D. and “Friends”. We had a ton of fun. Going to The Rocky Horror Pictur Show, then proceeding to “Camp out” at the playground with J.H. and K.S. (the rid home was also quite an excursion.) summer of ’84 with Joyce at the Vineyard, Ou invitation to the bar in Hyannis. LALLY, KAREN; “Lais”; Football Manager 1; Class President 1; Ski Team 1; Softbal 2; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Student Council; Year Book 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 Community Involvement 4; Pep Rally 4. MEMORY: Late Nite — Chinese Food Slice Piotte; back of the Red Bug; Class Party 1986; France w G.W. and P.K.; after school w Candice, Michael and Kolby; The night at H.P.D.; S.J.P. party w J.P. am C.K.; mad talks w Towley; China Blossom w K.C., S.C., and M.G. — “Oh, is tha the cool thing to do?” “It’s casual!” LANE, DENISE; “Dix”, “Little One”; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Lab Aide 3,4; Yearboo ' 1,2,4; NHS 3,4; MEMORY: October 12, 1985; Good Humans; Laser Beams; Hee-hee hee with Sul in the backroom; Cuoponads;—s-e—es; NU, the big “F”; “2% blood’ U-ah; Sophomore study with Doug; Poker; Giggling with Casey; Cosmic Twins Most Intellectual — Elaine Fann and Jeff Enright 64 Memories LEBEL, ANDREA; Ski team 3,4; Speech team 3; Chorus 1,2; Soccer 1,2. MEMORY: J.S. — Freddie the tree O.G. “1 know you, you’re you.” M.L. — Ranger Wayne; L. A. and Sterling 4-eva! M.M., S.C. in the morning; D.B. —CMI; Canobie Lake; learning to ski; the Brighamites. Thanks Christine, for helping me through Chemistry and Algebra II; And I will always remember my cookout where I met Patrick; (Now my future’s so bright I have to wear shades!); And 1 can’t forget Caroline, who ' s been my best friend though, we went to different schools together. LEMBERGER, MICHAEL; “Lemmy”; Cross Country 4; Track 3,4- MEMORY: McELHENNY, JOHN; “Doo”; Basketball 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1; Math Team Physics field trip w Mr. Bennett. 3,4; yearbook 4- LUBIN, TRACY; Girls’ Varsity Soccer manager 3,4; Ski team 3; Yearbook; Pep rally, volleyball. MEMORY: 9 10 86. July 4, 1986; me and R.F. on the “Booze ' Cruise” and that unforgettable night in Boston afterwards. That weekend at N.A. Burakis and Haten (Too young); that day on the roof! — and guys, it was NOT A swamp!!! LUCK, MARGARET; “Margie”;; “Marge”; Yearbook 3,4; Squire 2,4; Basketball 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Pep rally 4- MEMORY: Unintentionally giving Mr. Grady the Halloween fright of his life; fighting Friendly Freezer Frog w MAM; frequently getting lost w J.S. and K. R. (where Is Winchester, anyway. 7 !?); a long — ago bus ride w P.M. and J.M.; Nov. 7 was a blast — thanks Jen, Karen, and Peg; Class parties; Tom Cruise and the Beatles 4-eva!!! LYNCH, ANNIE; Soccer 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4 (Tri-capt.); Crosscountry 1; MEMORY: C.C; — skipping rocks at practice; C.F. — A B yob at movie; Fraggle Rock; K.J. -—our school r ecord that no one else will remember; D.R. A. + B.C. LYONS, ANNE MARIE; “Gusto”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Ski Team 3; Pep Rally; National Honor Society 2,3,4. MEMORY: UABH w Kim; Wrascly Wrabbit w Mauz; “Green light yet guys?”; Cat Lady’s House; “Headlights”; Last Day of school party at K.G.’s; Sledding experience; Puerto Rico Breakfast Club. McELHINEY, JUSTIN; “Mac; Hacky sack; MEMORY: Dave Silva’s Party. McGUIRE, DAVID; “Shdave”; MEMORY: Me and L.G.; Eric on Dale St.! McGowans’”s Math Class; The beaches in January; Where did you get the coffee, Columbia?; Boston to N.A. in 5 minutes! McGUIRE, WILLIAM; “Magoo”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Rally 2,3. MEMORY: Parkers Woods; Frank wanting to watch the sunrise — which he never did see; Soccer state tournament in overtime in Salem and in Snow in Winchester; Pumpkins; all the things we left on Rissis lawn. McKALLAGAT, AMY; MEMORY: The beach with L.C. ,J.G., and P. D.! Those wild summer nights !G.G, Ya! And never let them end!!; Daf, Thanks for making school funny!; My solo dance at Andover Jade; Losing L.C. at G.G’s. McKAY, HOLLY; “Holly Balls”; MEMORY: All the parties at Crabbies house. MACLEISH, ROBERT; Cross country 1,2,3,4 (captain); Wrestling 3,4; Track 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . MARTIN, GREGORY; “GREG”; Varsity Tennis 2,3,4. MEMORY: Thanx Pete, Jeff, Jay, Mike, Jim, Couldn’t survive NAHS without you; Frizbe; snowdives; Cigars in Alby’s; lifting; picture taking; Late nite talks; drinking shampoo?; guitar playing; taping faces; doing hair; Pete M. good times to come!; Thanx Scarlet Knights for accepting me; good luck in college; wish 1 had more time to meet and get to know new friends; Arthur and Scott keep in touch; Sara + Michelle 1 love you; Mom and Dad Thanx for all , Love you both. McCARRON, KIMBERLY; “Bimbim”; Computer Club 3; Literary Magazine 4 ; SADD 4; Photography club 4. MEMORY: Amo, Amas, Amat, Amamus, Amatis, Amant; Mr. Brandalise’s Chemistry class w Mala and 5th period study in Siberia; McNALLY, MARGARET; “Peggy” “Mad Max”; Basketball 1; Softball Manager 1; Library Aid 1,2; JA 2,3; Math Team 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Literary Magazine 3; Field Hockey 4; AFS 4; SADD 2,3,4; Spanish Tutor 4- MEMORY: Knights’ Ice Hockey Game at Boston Garden; Times in Maine w Kelly; Falling through the back of the field hockey net; My 4-year crush on J.M.; Bus ride home from a basketball game when he fell on me; Trip through the Combat Zone w Jen; Jay, Mike, and Camie. McLAUGHLIN, ERIN; “Droopy”; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4 (co-captain); Basketball 1,2; Boys Basketball Mgr. 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 2, 3,4; SADD 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Rally 4- MEMORY: R.E.M.; My dead Flamingo; Nicest Smile — Peter Kashanek and Karen Steams Memories 65 Done Most for NAHS — Kelly Tobin and Matt Della Croce Eating Nerds on Mill Rd. w Betsy Pam; Nicolosi’s Party; Black Bra Incident; Big Chill Dances w Kara . Mo; Puerto Rico; Bradlees before the Class Party; Pee Wee shoes at Cat Woman’s House; Winning in field hockey; and Flat Top and the boys from Wingersheik. MACNEIL, HEATHER; “Mackle” “Marvin”; Ski Team 1,4; Computer Club 1 (secretary treasurer): Baseball manager; Pep Rally Committee 4; Student Council 4- MEMORY: Something about Mark and Steve in FI A?; Getting pushed off a mountain; a week (and what a week it was) in No. Conway; Aug. 11, 1986; “O.K. We’re in Alabama —Let’s go home!”; My Awesome summer of’86 w C.N., P.L., R.M., K.R., D.A., T.G., A.M.,; I Love you, Tim!!!; I Love You Corinne, Peg, Kris, and Dylan! MAMMOLA, MICHAEL; “Slice”; MEMORY: Dave Silva’s Party when B.J. flipped out on Keith and we laughed at him so he drank “MORE” Beers, Then we painted him! MANK, MARK; “Manka” “Igor”; Football!, 2; Golf 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: Taping Pat’s car to Al’s garage; Playing Tug-o-war with Erin’s earrings; Playing cards at my house and losing my shirt; Alfie’s Parties; 7th period study w Mark d. and Mrs. Boucheeettt! MATTHEWS, TRACEY; “Space ; Track 1; Pep Rally 4; Arlington Trust; MEMORY: Twisting and shouting on the beach forever w Kris July 3rd; Our mad Friday nights; Sue and her squinting eyes; Our mad mission for men at Hampton; S.P.! Sixteen Candles; The flea, The molester!!! MELDRUM, JENNIFER; “Jennie Meldie”; AFS 1,2,3,4 (sec. treaser); Literary Mag. 2,3,4; Squire 3,4; Yearbook 4; Play Crew 2,3,4; Math Aid 4; T,J. Maxx 2,3,4- MEMORY: The night of “many men” on the docks with Julie F . Julie K; “Club meetings with L.F.; MASP ’86; M.V. w J.F., J.K., D.M., M.H., E.L., M.M. MILLER, JAMES; “Jimbo”; Basketball 2; MEMORY: Lynne Pothier Forever and Al¬ ways! MORRISON, SANDY; “San”; MEMORY: 1 Love Vic Rachel was born; And all the good times w Nan, Kris, Crabby, Chris, Heather St Everybody Else. MURPHY, KATHLEEN; “Merf”; Track 2,3,4; Literary Mag. 3,4; Business Editor of Squire 3,4; SADD 4; North Andover Country Club 1,2,3. MEMORY: JBGC; Holy Cross Tailgates; ECLC; Class beach parties; Adriene’s; Christina’s; Jimmy ' s Bash June ’86; Kristin’s; Anne’s Bash; Marc’s ear; Pumpkins; Bei Jing; Rob at Bradford; Sean. MURPHY MARY; “Red”; Dancing; Aerobics; Weight Ligting; Pep Rally; MEMORY: Partying in Pion’s on Summer St. w everyone meeting that gorgeous guy! Playing B-ball w G.G., J.S., J.G. —- and the yellow Corvette; The prom w T.M., Kevsta Denny; The parties w all our friends; All the awesome times! MURPHY, TIMOTHY; “Teeth”; Track 1; Drama 2,3; Speech 2,3,4; Squire 2,3,4; Lit. Mag. 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Class Sec —Tres. 2; MEMORY: Seeing Stipe in real life; watching the midget’s feet dangle in the Cate Aventura; floating in a purple haze on Newbury St; terrorizing Ruth; the sausages; the Acid Queen; Allen Ginsburg; Muralette; Jimsy; Madamme-O ' Schminkle-Dinkle; the “wrong way” chick the plumgirls — we’re going to EXPLOIT you all!! NICOLOSI, TRACEY; “Sprout” “Nickleian”; Soccer 1,2,3; Track 2; Yearbook 2,4; Newspaper 2,3,4 (Editor 3,4); MEMORY: One certain experience on a cool, brisk Sept. Sat. nite involving half the state of Mass, and Officer Foulds; Puerto Rico and the Hotel Tanama; DiBurro’s; Hampton Beach and the orange pocketbook; purging and ordinary people. N1TZSCHE, CORINNE; “Reemy”; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Yearbookl; Pep Rally 3,4; MEMORY: Summer of’86; Something about Haverhill and Merrimack College? No. Conway skiing for the first time; Florida “What an experience!’; D.M. B.D. in Canuke — ville; the Transit (The Mckenzie Brothers); the best four years I had w H.M., P.L., . K.R.; Through the best of High School: T.G., J.S., R.M., W. B., were the best of all!! Soccer ’86; The beach sharing C.L. w K.H.; T.G., I’ll never stick out my tougue again! Remember S.R. . M.D. I Love you all! F A! NUGENT, STEVE; “Jessie” “Clutch”; Soccer 2,3,4 (tri-capt.) Track 1,2,3,4 (co- capt.); Vice President Senior year; Football 1; Basketball 1; MEMORY: N.H. Boys Billy “Let’s go to Derry”; Playing soccer in a snowstorm; Camping out in R. Lee’s backyard. O’CONNELL, MAURA; “Mauz” “Eggy”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Yearbook 3,4; SADD 4; Pep Rally 4- MEMORY: Windstorm on 5 15 86; Pink Flamingos; Mr. “P” Street (alias Motorcycle Man); The Wrascilly Wabbit; Males in Motion; “headlights”; Catlady Road (Now who’s scared. 7 ?); Soccer in the snow; Lite Talks with A.M.L. and A.S. Thanks Gang: A.M.L., S.C., P.P., M.P., (K.R.) 2, C.G., E: M:; B: F:; M:C:; K:M:; M.S.; A:S;; K:G: and of course “K: A:” 66 Memories Most Original — Jennifer Devine and Mike Seaman O’NEILL, KIM; “Kim”; Skiing 2,3; Play 2; Lit. Mag. 3,4; AFS 4 MEMORY: New Year’s eve in Vermont; Cold Duck stranded in Boston w B; July escapades in the “family truckster”; Waterville Valley in the couch; M M sucking contest; screaming in the Vega; Marker; Punker; Beeh; Scooter; Going to Boston w MBK and Susie and leaving them there; Wine Cheese trip w Sarah, Nicole Trade. PALMER, ELIZABETH; “Liza”; Track 2,3,4; Golf 4; AFS 2,3,4 (Pres) Exchange student to Peru in ’85; SADD 3; Yearbook 2,3; Squire 3,4; Library Aide 1,2,3; Jordan Marsh. MEMORY: AFS; Car Dances Whale Watching; The Hammer Kid; The Button Kid; . The Queer Kid; The Shelf Kid; The Wreckingball the bulldog; but especially Jodi “X” and being a cult worshipper; the plaid solfgag; the night of sin chasing the bus in Boston; living in fear; and the day Andy and MB rode their bikes to the hospital because they were sick. PANGIONE, COURTNEY; Basketball 1; Cross Country 3,4 (capt.); Track 1,2,4; A.F.S. 4; Squire 2; Yearbook4. MEMORY: Psst. . . Come Here !!!! I’ll Break Ya Head Man!” Roashted, Toashted; The time Kam Kilino introduced her parents as her new boyfriend; Andrew’s rendition of Camelot that woke B.W. from her dreams. PAPAL1A, JULIE; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Student Council. MEMORY: Candice and Julie’s citris rocking banana — rasberry split gum; Hampton and Fort Lauderdale beaches w K. Gurry company; Back seat of M. Piotte’s bug; Christmas trees; Fire Engines; the “Mad Chase” on Bear Hill; singing in a Hampton beach cell? Junior Class Party; Bugs orjimmies on icecream; the skid; near death accident by Wier Hill w Candice. PARIS, NANCY; “Nan”; MEMORY: I Love Gary! Partying w Sandy every weekend; Getting kicked out to Currier school; Getting brought to school w Sandy . Crabby in police car. PARKER, AMY; “Park — it” “Paka”; Track 1; SADD 2,3; Jordan Marsh; Dr. Leonards. MEMORY: Summer of “86; Sept. 20thw G.G, T.J., T.B.; Being debraced; Steff — it; T.J.’s party; Realizing who my true friends were junior year. PARKER, GREG; “Eggman”; Football 1,3; Hockey 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Tennis 4; Pep Rally 4- MEMORY: Kolb, do you see what I see? I know what your thinking Hornsey; Late night w Kolb, Drose even Al; Wheeler at the Showcase; Al, I’m taking the Bimmer to Hit or Miss; How old is she? Your kiddin right? Dorse at McDonalds; Dan on the floor; At the beach w Dorse, nice try! Me Kolb at the zoo; Rockwoman Cindy. PARKER, MICHAEL; “Parks” “Spike”; Football 1,2,3,4 (capt.); Baseball 1,2,3,4 (capt); Hockey 1,2,3,4 (capt); Pep Rally 3,4- MEMORY: Dorse’s smelly record break¬ ing performance; Enjoying a beautiful guppy breakfast one bright and cheery morning; The many “succulents” that died in the line of duty. PEARSE, KRISTIN; J.V. Soccer 1,2; MEMORY: I Love Steve! All the good times w Nancy, Sandy, Crabby, Chris, Heather and everyone else! Mrs. Dize’s class; I re¬ member being locked in a closet w three drunks . an airhead (N,S,C,H); Herb; Steve losing $100 prom night . later finding it in his sock. PEMBLE, MARGARET; “Maggie” “Mags”; Basketball 1,2,3,4, (co-capt) Softball 1,2,3,4 (capt); Student Council 4; Pep Rally 4. MEMORY: Flat top (or is that top head?); Numerous driving incidents w K.R.; Kendra saying Pssst; “Chris, just one more . . . I think we’re being followed”; The beach with Pam, Erin, and Chris; Sully and Frank’s 15 mile hike; Seeing M.S. from left field. PERRAULT, STEVE; Football 2,3,4. PETRONIO, ANDREW; CrossCountry 2,3,4; Yearbook 2; Squire 2; Track 3,4; AFS 4; Lit. Mag. 4. MEMORY: Psst. . . Come here!! “I’ll break ya head man!” Roashted, Toashted! Courtney’s confrontation w a Flamenco Fanatic; “But 1 had no idea!” Riding to the hospital. PHAN-LUNG, PENELOPE; “Pen” “Nata”; AFS CLUB; MEMORY: Going to Span¬ ish class and nobody understanding when I talked to them; Having 80 on my Spanish test; My first day in Chorus when they found out that my last name is Chinese and I am from Peru; November 11th the first snow, The trip to New York (Nov. 14th); PICARD, PAMELA; “Pam”; Soccer 2,3,4; Skiing 2,3,4; Track 2; SADD 3,4; Pep Rally 4; Yearbook 2; MEMORY: Puerto Rico; Catlady House; Ingall’s St.; Harrison’s spotlight; “Headlights, Headlight”; The Great Pond Rd. days; The Chase; Graduation night ’86 w E.M.; The launchymat every two seconds; Safety Bug; Wilhelm; Soccer and Skiing Days; The Dump; Thanks alot guys . . . PICARD, SUSAN; “Sue”; Field Hockey 1; Cheering 1; Pep Rally 1; MEMORY: Summer ’86 w K.S. ?!?! Our mad mission for men at Hampton Beach; K.S. and the blue bomber; T.M.; “Do we smell!!!” Halloween ' 86; Hampton Beach at my brother’s cottage w K.S. J.D. ?!?! The Flea. Memories 67 PIOTTE, MICHELLE; “Pion”; Softball 1,2; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: Party in B-Room; Jail at Hampton w 48 other people; X-Mas trees; Fire engines; Class party w K.S.; Birdies w C.D. K.R.; Cindy Wing! rib! Beach w K. W. on the porch laugh¬ ing about nothing at all; Just pull over and open this! To P.D. SWEAT; To Doug “TOM FOOLERY”; Prom w H.W.; It’s all Steve’s fault; “NO NO STOPS! Good times in the bug. POLLINA, RON; “Woody”; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; MEMORY: Hapton Beach; Sully ' s House; Parker’s Woods; Paco calling the Loons; (Joe Endurance); Pumpkins; Contaminated Flamingo’s; The Gallows; T.J.; Camaso’s “Let’s go to Derry”. RAADMAE, KELLY; “Rag”; Field Hockey 1,2; Softball 1; Student Council 4; Pep Rally 4; MEMORY: Party in the bathroom; Mad Missions w Cindy; Midnight party’s my house; Late nights w Kelly G.; The unforgettable nature journey; Hill partys Fresh¬ man year; Lanam Club w C.D. K.D. RAMSDEN, BRENDAN; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Chess 1,2,3,4 RAMSDEN, DOUGLAS J.; “D.J.” “Deejah”; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4 (capt); Computer Club 1,2; AFS 3,4; Squire 4; Speech Team 4, Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Select Choir 2; Cabaret 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: 4-Hour Chess; Merrimack girls at Friendly’s; like an Eagle; Somebody’s Fiddler Party; Mrs. Maloney-Brown and Miss Graham for every play (what a note!) and Cabaret Night (officer Krupke); 1 Love You, Deb! RANEY, KAREN; Chorus 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; Pep Rally 4; Yearbook 3,4- MEMORY: Weekend trip to the mountains w K. A. G.S.; Fun at Hampton; Summer of ' 86; The incident at Pizza Hut w J.S. M.L. The ski trip w P.F. REDMAN, MICHAEL; “Red”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Soccer Manager 3; MEMORY: State soccer game in Salem; 3-2 in doubfe overtime-great view from the bench; Playing in a pressure-packed Masco game, no, State game, no, How about a 15-0 rout over Ames- bury-YEAH! REMB1S, TODD; Football 1,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4 (tri-capt); Baseball 1,2,3,4- MEMORY: The baseball trip to New York when our team went to a Long Island player’s house; The great time at the Jr. Prom. RICHARDS, KEVIN; “Skinny”; Football 1,3,4; Wrestling 1,2. MEMORY: I leave my Chevy Camaro W no front end to a party animal who’s nickname is Crash. RINALDI, KATHLEEN; “Kate”; Softball 4; Volleyball, Pep Rally 4. MEMORY: Being the “New Girl”; Getting in w a great crowd; Shoes at Catwomen’s; Frankie. RIORDAN, KIMBERLY; “Kim”; Soccer 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 (tri- capt); Student Council 3,4 (vice-pres); Pep Rally; MEMORY: Driving experience w M.P. —especially Harrison’s! A walk to the beach; Cat-women Rd.; P.P. jaunts over the line over! over again; Anything missing from the frige K.G.? WABH w AML; Sully . Steve killing withem. ROHDE, PETE; “Grobblemikatodius”; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Yearbook 4; Student Council 2. MEMORY: The Kathadin Krew; Gordon and the Cincinatti girls (Sorry Kolbs); Easy Rider; P-Town fruits; Nic-Nic-Nic “FIRE!!!”; Skinny dipping w M.G.; Mangled sway bars and mounds of tobacco; Golfing w K.B. ROSENBAUM, MINDY JOY; “Min-Min” “Pizza-S”; Track 1,4; CrossCountry l;Pep Rally 4; Yearbook 4; Arlington Trust company 3,4- MEMORY: ( D.R.”); Beach party ' 84 - C.L. hang aright; Party in the bathroom w K.R., C.D., M.P.; Lai’s driveway on fire w D.C.; playground w B.W., D.C., D.R., M.R., C.D., K.R.; Beach days and kidnapping J. V., The bank bang; M. A. car oops! Sorry Dave; Icecubes on D.B. chest to wake him up one lonely night; DR. Dentons K.P. RUMSON, KRISTEN; “Kris”; Softball 1; MEMORY: I’ll always love you Wayne; Hey Peg Bff! What about the Sacred Heart Dance? Do you like strawberries? Summer ' 86; Hey Wayne -— Soo much forever and longer SARACUSA, ALICIA; “Lesha ; MEMORY: Key-man in Florida after a large water hole; me and LB at DeMoulas last field day; Summer of’86; Daf, I got him! Mike Weber forever; Later guys, it’s been ducky; Come on Betty, you have no pick-up! SCARBOROUGH, LINDA; “Lydia”; Tennis 1,2,3,4 (co-captain); Basketball 1; Pep Rally 4; MEMORY: Florida; Boston 5; my car on Cat Lady Rd.; Susan Johnson, Jen Seaman; walk like an Egyptian; Chunk’s house; Dan’s, Al’s, Wendy’s houses; that raccoon (my car) Phillips; Have you seen a dead body around?; 3:00 a.m., Mr. B. is a wicked good driver. Most Athletic — Maggie Pemble and Mike Parker 68 Memories SCHWAB, MELISSA; Soccer 1,2,3; Select Choir 1,2,3; Play 2; MEMORY: That wild Gurry party; Being handcuffed to Cindy; Piotte 5th period! Jen and the Frosty Mug, a few minor accidents! What a long strange wall that was. SEGUIN, KEITH; “Shaggy”; MEMORY: DWI and killing two vehicles in one week¬ end. SHANNON, ERIC; “E”; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; CrossCountry 1; Hangin’ Out 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: Break ing out ot Austin Penitentiary; Hill Parties; Purgatory; Shotgun Fever; Missilesite; The Amoco Crew; People from Village Green — All the Cool ones that is! My first Dead show and Global Days; All the dudes who have made it almost bareable! SHEA, JENNIFER; “Jen”; Cheerleading 3,4; SADD 2,3 (vice-president), 4 (president); Pep Rally 4; MEMORY: lunch in the bathroom; the elevator; new houses; Maria Soule, Adrienne Stratouly — good luck next year! I love you! Bill. Missy! Pinchie Winchie. SHEA, JUDY; “Poody”; MEMORY: LC never on time; PD ' s mother’s car (boom!); JG obnoxious down the street; the “Beach Cottage ; Water Street, Sept. 5, 1986, 8:59 (crash!); VS out the window; “The Dump”; 4th of July “get her out (LC) “This is so degrading ; “Class party”; JG and AM always liking the same guy; “the Chase” SHEA, KATHLEEN; “Chipmunk”, “Shea baby ; Cheerleading 2; MEMORY: The mad night with KW Oct. 10; Losing LC on the beach while JG and I went w a new friend and finding LC at 5:00 am; To the dump, to the dump, to the dump dump dump!! Halloween 1986; the window at the beach; AM and JG liking the same boys; Steve!! Will you stop spilling!! Boston w JG.JW, AD; JG and BP arguing in the CL parking lot while LC and VC listened. SILVA, DAVE; “Wavey”; MEMORY: The Duke of Puke slamming the keg at my house; when Kristy took my keys home when we were at the Hardy’s. SINCLAIR, HEATHER P.; “Daffy”; Horseback riding; MEMORY: My trip to Rhode Island with Lori; Vacation in Florida with Alicia — Key-man; Where’s your fire ex¬ tinguisher, Betty?; Those unforgettable years with Amy. j SOBEL, KRISTINA; “Sobes”, “Barbie”; Cross Country 1; Track 1,2; Pep Rally 4; MEMORY: When the blue bomber bombed on Rt. 114; banded from the Peacock with SP; Bud, Budlight with SP . JD . MS; “Well TM, we haven’t gone to the movies in a while!”; “SP open your eyes a little more and watch the movie!!!”; the beach, every day possible. (DR) SOULE, MARIA; Basketball 1; Track 2; Soccer 1,2,3; Pep Rally 4; SADD 3,4; MEMORY: Lunch in the bathroom: the elevator; new houses; pinchy-winch; There’s definitely something in the trunk. Adrienne; Caron’s; Mosquitoes bite twice as fast; I love you Jen and Yo; The teradactyls live SPAM. SPERO, KRISTIN; “Kris”; Softball 1; Ski Team 1; Drama 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Select Choir 3,4; Class VP 3; SADD 3; MEMORY: Five years of sand and stars, sunrise and 7:30 surf; Monkees; “I hear it’s your b-day” and so did the whole park; Tattoos and a blackout; Chaka F. Khan; JT’s flat. SPLENDORE, JOHN; “Splend”; Football 1,2; Track 1; Ski Team 1,2,3,4 (co¬ captain); MEMORY: Salve Regina at Eduardo’s; The Freak; The Schena Crew in Boston. STEARNS, KAREN; “Stearnzie”; Cheerleading 2,3,4 (co-captain); Student Council 1; Pep Rally 4; SADD 4 (secretary); MEMORY: Cheryl’s first night in the Bug; Me and KG’s blind dates (mom’s home); the first freshman dance; Playing Caps with Doc; the day I found out that Rob D. had the same funny habit as me!!! all my friends; the hill (once); goodtimes with Cheryl and Sam!! STEER, KELLI; “Steeroids”, “Goof’; Soccer 1 (JV captain), 2,3; Ski Team 1; Track 1; Band 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; MEMORY: Cheerin’ w Mon; Denny’s; DA; DT on the beach; JSMPCCBM; Dem; Skippin’ many days; Bumping Rob; Your BVD’s guys? (band camp, 1985) STOUPIS, NICHOLAS; “Sticky Noupis”; MEMORY: My teachers; the cafeteria food; the (PU) bathroom; the (UGH) homework; the fun, the power, the glory, and as always, McDonald’s; Harrison’s; My car “Ralph”: and don’t forget, dear sweet old mom. STRATOULY, ADRIENE; “Yo Adrienne”; Ski Team 1,2,3,4 (captain); North Andover Country Club 2,3,4; MEMORY: “There’s definitely something in the trunk!” That wild sophomore year — “I love you guys!” Thanks JB for that advice and help — I’ll never forget it; All of our “friends” right MS, MO, and Sc?; MS’s great driving, Memories 69 Nicest Eyes — David Herrmann and Anne Healy especially on Olympic Lane! Thanks for being there Maria, Jen, Sue, Maura. October 12 and DF; Good luck you guys!! STREETER, KATHERINE; “Kathy”; Softball 1; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: Shoot out in Biology; Hey Kris! Whats ya writen?! Desperate Search for Sparks St. at 3 am; Echo (3 28 86); “the language is a virus”; Erin’s plant (yum); and, of course, all those unforgettable times from 5 summers at the beach. STROBEL, J. MATTHEW; “Homer”; Basketball, Baseball; MEMORY: Katahdin — can we go someplace closer next time guys?; juniors; tunage —Gill — King, Partridge Moulding, Johnny live!; Senior jeans; wait ’til Tomorrow. STULGIS, JENNIFER; “Crash”; Pep Rally 4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: the tree on Winter St.; Jr. class party; dancing with Pat; ML, Kr and PM and our many trips to Middleton; My summer with PD from Belmont; ML and I getting run over by Triton’s football team; Where is Topsfield?; Chinese rice fields in Law¬ rence; Merrimack and the guest for my car with Dave. SULLIVAN, MICHAEL; “Sully”; Soccer 1,2,3,4 (co-captain); Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Math Team 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; MEMORY: Walking 14 miles to the beach; Survival in Parker’s jungle; Summer of’86 at the beach and everywhere else with Steve, Ron, Frank, Jeff, Riss Doo and others; everything on Rizzo’s lawn; Soccer; Pumpkins. SUTCLIFFE, SHAUN; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Football 1 SWARBRICK, DAVE; “Stretch”; Hockey 1,2,3; Golf Team 1; MEMORY: May 20, 1986; DS, JW, MG and meeting HS. SWENSON, ERIC; “Swen”; CrossCountry 1; Track 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3 (treasurer), 4 (president); Select Choir 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Pep Rally 4; AFS 4; MEMORY: Y.B. nights; the Shgang; Dale ST-45 m.p.h.; 5 minutes from Boston toNA; Where did you get the Coffee — Columbia?; the Fitzpatrick caper; Dancing to Prince with Colleen, Karen and John on the roof of my car, the dugouts; Jodi-X; Hampton Beach in January; 12 years of P.B. . M. TAKESIAN, LORI; “Roo”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; SADD 2; MEMORY: Class party ’86-AG missed that one; RT’s 15th birthday; New years Eve; A long night in Marblehead; Patty and the Kitchen Sink; Freshman year with Amy, Tammy, and Robin — my best friends. TOBIN, KELLY; “Tobes”; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Play 2; Pep Rally 2; Yearbook 2,3,4 (editor); National Honor Society 3,4 (sec.-treasurer); MEMORY: JSMPCCBM; the BVD song (band camp); bubble-hopping in Calgary; Yvette’s cuckoo clock; “Animal” at LC’s; the ride toJT; “Sundays”; that lucky Indian; a “snowy” concert with D and D; one evening with the other misfit. . .; to YH: Yes, we can! TORRISI, GINA; “Be Gee”; SADD 4; MEMORY: Solid in the bleachers; Amy, woman tailing: Anne and Kathy, and I; I like that one, it’s so small, I want it, I’m gonna get it! Lori M; Time out in the Pentucket game; The red coat with the keys; the Chase with the Chinese men. TORRISI, MARC; “Chubby”, “Rizzo”, “Guido”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Rock Climbing 1,2,3,4; Ice Climbing 3,4; MEMORY: The dunes; Great Pond Rd.; Massive back sessions; sophomores; V-ball; a long night in NH; “Sull, come back for us!” TOWNLEY, ROBIN; Bobo”; Soccer 1,2,3,4 (co-captain); Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Student Council 1; MEMORY: When Slurpy never made it to our junior class party; my 16th birthday surprise party at my house; WAM almost wetting her pants when Rue pulled the String. TRASK, AMY; “Amy”; Gymnastics 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: 8 11 86 Beach: Get in!! Van drive; Out of Gas; Gina; women falling; Matt falling out of car; Kris fence dog; Oh that’s hot; Len in the Museum of Fine Arts; Andy, where is my ice cream?; Rhoda, where’s the answer sheet?; Karen, Marybeth and Karate. TREFRY, DAN; “Tref”, “Diz”, “Ozone”; MEMORY: The day that Marc Torrisi went to the blackboard in a mini-skirt; Radibonzical. TRELA, JESSICA; “Jess”; Aerobics 1; Horseback Riding 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: Gammie’s Tree; stuck in locker freshman year; KP, my guardian angel; This red light isn’t for us, is it?; “How long have you been living in a cave? VAN HOUTEN, JOHN; Soccer 1; MEMORY: Ingles St.; Class Parties; Beach Parties; 70 Memories Most Talkative — Tim Murphy and Mindy Rosenbaum Dockray’s House; Kidnapping with Mindy; When Lori and John went out; Traffic lights (MR); Beachboys with DB and Mindy. VASELLO, JIM; “Jim”; MEMORY: I’m glad it’s over!! I’m also glad I met Silvia. She helped me with some rough times and still is. VENTURA, CHERYL; SADD 4 (treasurer); Pep Rally 4; MEMORY: First night out in the Bug; one long and cold night when Karen, Sam and Kolhy taught some guy how to fight; “Sam, do you have a sweater I can borrow?” KS telling me “They know. We gotta talk to Wayne! All the fun times with WL and Sammy! WALSH, COLLEEN; Walshy”, “Col”; Color Guard 2,3,4 (captain); AFS 3,4; SADD 4; Math Team 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; McDonald’s 3; MEMORY: Guys; New Year’s Eve ’84 with DS; The cube with PeeWeee; Summer with DJ; TB you cheating dog; “It’s my birthday;” Halloween with Laurie, Gerry, Scott and Jodi; Yogi; Muledo’s party; Proms; “the Bench” with KF (hey Bugsy, who turned out the lights?); Parking with KF, ES and JS; “Peace and Love”; Best Memory of all — Larry — I’ll love him forever!!! “Watch your language!” WARREN, TAMMIE; “Tams”, “Wham”; Soccer 1,2; MEMORY: New Year’s Eve ’85; me and LT had JB by his neck, and the mess the day after; RT’s birthday party at Atkinson School and the walk to McDonald’s; Last year’s class party; AG missed the limo ride! The day I met SM. WELLS, KATHLEEN; “Wells”; MEMORY: KS constantly saying “It’s all Steve’s Fault!”; Rambo missions on some very late nights with Sheasta! (mad car chase); Partying in the Hampton Police station with 47 other jailbirds! (papa Shea, are you up?); MP on the porch; Jodi can’t play caps! Singing the froot loop theme; Judy getting me a wicker basket. WHALEN, JOYCE; Drama 2; SADD 3; Yearbook 2; Girl’s Basketball manager 2,3,4; MEMORY: TS’s house with BF and her everlasting obsession with HL; Dugie and the JR class party (thanks); JM’s advice — your bestest; Maine — May 17, 1986 (the mud Anne); Puddles! ANNE! PUDDLES!; JB’s informative talks about things she does not know 1 already did! Penny — do you want to go to a bar in Hyannis?? Paul Driscoll — Nov 15, 1985. WHITTAKER, CHERYL; “Porno”; MEMORY: MP in the Gym freaking out over Seana; Almost burning down HW’s bedroom closet; The beach with KS, JS; Shannon saying “did you guys do anything?”; Me and KS telling guys about baby food “SO ironic”; Caps with JG, SG, making me pee! What a storm! AD, beer is unladylike! WILKINS, JENNIFER; “Willie”; MEMORY: E. Water St. w CW; 4th of July “where’s Judy?”; Parties in my cellar; “Lawrence experience” Dan; AD “Beer is so unladylike”; JG “I drink alone!” WINNING, KARIN; “Scuz”, “Winnie”; Cross-country 1,2,3; Track 1,2; AFS 3,4; Yearbook 2; MEMORY: Halloween with Mary Beth and Liza; Working with Rhoda; Jen’s skunk mobile; Monster Dash with Andy and Marybeth; Thank God the Prom is just that, a memory. WOLFENDEN, BILL; “Wolfie”; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Pep Rally 4; MEMORY: Harrington’s; The Club: The Red Squirrel; Partying with the Goons “if you happen to find Mark, could you tell him to please come home! YOUNG, BILL; “Willy”; Football 1,2; Skiing 1,2,4; MEMORY: Pat Wheeler’s car; Mrs. D’s class with Mary, Tracy and Lisa; Loving MINMIN in Math. YOUNG, JACQUELYN; “Jay”; Horseback riding, Dance; MEMORY: Ogunquit; Apt. 12; the terrorist; “so vat’s up? ; Merrimack guys; “BAAH” The Flasher, The dreaded Prom; turf; Who be mir pesit?; the red shoe;z. YOUNG, MARK; Cross country, Track; MEMORY: The night Marcy C. had to babysit. ZUILL, JUSTIN; “J.Z.”, “Zooey”; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; MEMORY: June 12, 1985; Frankie’s Revenge; Camping; Class Party. Memories 71 ■ V7,f .V %!£ Jf‘ •. ' ' ■ Sometimes we students take the erents snap pink wads of gum from the care. They offer extra help when a faculty for granted by begging for last- back of the room while they try to lee- definite F looms ahead. They coach minute recommendations or hasseling ture. Fortunately, that’s only one our teams and advise our clubs. Every them about a grade. Put yourself in aspect of their job. If it wasn’t for member of this faculty, in one way or their shoes. What do their days con- some harried teacher who helped you another, helps us over the walls we sist of? Patrolling the cafeterias, over the big walls of yesteryear, you face now and prepares us for the ones listening to us abuse the word wouldn’t be reading this. The faculty yet to come. “wicked” as they stroll down the hall- are not gluttons for punishment or ways, or maybe watching some bellig- mental anguish; they are people who Administration Mr. Edward Martin, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Richard Rozzi, Assistant Principal Mr. Arthur Hamel, Assistant Principal Mrs. Susan Sturtevant, Secretaffy Mrs. Shirley Mueller, Secretary ■ I Mrs. Aniela Zimny, Secretary 74 Faculty JS3B Guidance and Special Needs Mrs. Carol Balmas, Secretary ll Mr. John DeFlumeri, Ed.D., Dept. Head Mrs. Beverly Delaney 1 Mrs. Margaret Ekholm Mrs. Lynne Killheffer Mrs. Mary Ashbum Miss Diane Beals, Special Needs Mrs. Geraldine McGuire, Special Needs Faculty 75 Library and Teacher Aides ! Mrs. Gloria Walsh, Teacher Aide i Mrs. Elizabeth Gelarderes, Teacher Aide f Mrs. Theresa Uttley, Library Assistant Mrs. Theresa Morin, Library Assistant 76 Faculty Nurse and Physical Education Mr. Michael Cavanaugh Faculty 77 Mathematics Mrs. Diane Griffin Mr. Arthur Forgetta, Dept. Chair Wf ' Mr. Robert Dinsmore Mr. Edward Keisling Mrs. Virginia Boucher 78 Faculty Mr. Anthony McGowan Mrs. Diane Bassett Mr. Americo Fichera Mr. Henry Wrigley Mrs. Beverly Dize Faculty 79 Science Mr. Philip Towle Mr. Robert Bennett, Dept. Chair Miss Isabel Smith Mr. James O’Neill Mrs. Judith Hajec Mr. Peter Kalafarski Mr. Jerome Marchegiani Miss Mary Martin Mr. Stephen Sousa Mr. John Kappotis Social Studies Mrs. Mary Ellen Osgood Mr. John Minihan, Dept. Chair Mr. John Strobel Mr. James Smith Mr. Michael McVeigh Mr. Raymond Grady Mr. Barry Humphreys Mr. William Boutilier English Mr. Anthony Reynolds, Dept. Chair Miss Mildred Matasso Mr. Leonard DeSimone Mr. Edward Rudd Mrs. Mary Julie Gregoire 82 Faculty i Mr. Richard Kiberd Mrs. Patricia Maloney-Brown Mr. Bert Noyes i ? Mr. Paul Gregoire Mrs. Eileen Sharkey Mrs. Margaret Hannuir Mr. Robert Welch Faculty 83 •rfSLui. Foreign Language Fine and Industrial Arts Mrs. Beth Graham, Music Mr. Thomas Errico, Industrial Arts Mrs. Carolyn Sullivan, Home Economics Mr. Walter Selima, Music Mr. Joel Groessel, Fine Arts Mr. Michael Schena, Industrial Arts Mrs. Louise Toler, Home Economics Mr. Francis Troy, Industrial Arts Vocational Education Mr. Joseph Bevilaqua, Dept. Chair Mrs. Nina Demeritt Mr. Paul Spadafore Mrs. Susan McGregor Miss Jodi Anastos Mrs. Loretta O’Wril o i r- i Cafeteria and Custodial Mr. Richard Poutenis, Cafeteria Mr. Carl Langlois, Custodian Mr. Bernard DiMambro, Custodian Cafeteria Staff: First Row: Connie Rizzio, Gladys Chase, Cook-Manager. Second Row: Kathleen Pearce, Vita Salemme, Lynne Wheeler, Elaine Turgeon, Mieko Allen, Dorothy Bird, Dorothy Paradis, Jennie Poutenis, Tricia Noonan. High school. Remember how cool it sounded in eighth grade? So now we’re freshmen and it’s not as great as we thought it would be. Ninth grade presents new challenges like surviv¬ ing finals or completing term papers that require more than just copying a page of an encyclopedia. Just the same, facing these situations teaches us how to climb and with every small victory, we ascend with more certainty. Time passes quickly, and sooner than we realize, we are sopho¬ mores. ' With a year of experience tucked under our belts, scaling becomes much easier with the foot holds we have found in our friends and the activities we take part in. But all too quickly, our status as sopho¬ mores departs. So here we are, juniors. We have almost made it over the wall, although the greatest obstacles are found but a few inches from the top. For instance, we face taking the SATs, planning for college, or finally applying for a real job. Even so, this year we have the option of going to the prom and now we’re jingling car keys. Making it over the wall isn’t easy, but would you rather make the climb with anyone else? Class Of ’88 Class Officers: Laura Johnson (President), Valerie Sobel (Vice-President), Beth Barry (Secretary-T reasurer). First Row: Matthew Abel, Kevin Abernathy, Dana Adam, Jennifer Anderson, Jonathan Anderson, Kristin Anderson, David Archam- bault. Second Row: Dan Arcidi- acono, Kelly Asselin, Heather Augusta, Amy Bailey, Tracy Barkhouse, Beth Anne Barry, Michael Battersby, Bart Baumstark, Third Row: Scott Beaudoin, Wayne Beaudoin, Patrick Beime, Connie Bernal, Stephanie Berube, Richard Barber, Brian Beal. ■ . V-V L — M jRw - MM A ' m r A 3- yf %. ■ r ™ 3R, Jftfl 4 irsi Row: Silvia Bettez, )usnn Black, Joseph Blan- ini, Thomas Blinn, Gina othwell, Pamela Bower, hane Bower. Second Row: •aniel Bowes, Stephanie radley, Joseph Brown, izetta Brown, Meg Bryan, ,nthony Burgie, Marisa urnham, Nara Bushner. hird Row: Liz Butler, Bart ' aHill, Tara Callagy, Chris- )pher Camasso, Lisa Camp- ell, Suzanne Carey. 90 Class of ’88 First Row: Gregory Christo, Clement Chun, Carla Ciampa, Kristen Cincotta, Christine Clancy, Lisa Clayton, Kristen Cloutier. Second Row: Maryann Connolly, Maureen Connolly, Sean Connolly, Christopher Cook, Mark Cooney, Paula Correia, David Cottone, Maria Covello. Third Row: Robert Craw¬ ford, Daniel Crevier, John Cummings, Sharon Cunha, Stacey D’Ales- sandro, Tracey Daley, Sean Clark. First Row: Mitchell Davey, Rich DeLisle, Mike Denton, Scott Determan, Kelly Deyer- mond, Marie DiBene- detto, Daniel Doherty. Second Row: Maureen Doherty, Daniel Dolfe, Julie Dorsey, Nancy Dou¬ cette, Daniel Doumani, Doug Dreffer, David Dube. Third Row: Scott En¬ right, Jen Evans, Michelle Fano, David Fanuele, Claire FitzPatrick, Rob Fogarty, Ann Marie Fortin, Susan Fowler. First Row: Sheryl Frazier, Kelli Franch, Toni Frulla, Brian Gallagher, Douglas Gallagher, Lorraine Geraci, Michele Gilbert. Second Row: Scott Giles, James Gilmartin, Lisa Grasso, Susan Greenwood, Stefani Guamera, Joseph Harb, Lynne Hardy. Third Row: Valerie Hart, Jennifer Healy, Paul Heinze, Cathy Herrington, Amy Hoffman, Mitch Heller, Matt Hennessey. Class of ' 88 91 rst Row: Lisa Holdsworth, jncis Hooper, Lisa Houde, shua Houghton, Timothy ward, Greg Huboux, James jrley, Christopher Hyde, cond Row: Kim Jacobs, mra Johnson, Kimberly yce, Tara Joyce, Chris- pher Kaddaras, Amy :leher, Amy Kennicker, chard Kierstead. Third w: Kirsten Killilea, James llilea, Chris Klashka, Kari einow, David Knightly, acy Kothman, Sehoon vak, Elizabeth Labelle, Erik lenen, Lisa Lanzoni, ichelle Laro. rst Row: Andrew Larson, ett Leavitt, Debra Lesofsky, izanne Levesque, Kendra pmann, Mark Livesey, imberly Lodge. Second ow: Ellen Loth, Mark Luz, obert Lyons, Paul Mac- illan, Alyssa Marchese, hristopher Marconi, Bonnie attheson. Third Row: ' inn Matthews, Tricia Matthews, David Maurer, aren McCarthy, Kristine IcCarthy, Maura McClung, ynthia McDonald, Suzanne IcGregor. V A 92 Class Of ’88 First Row: Elizabeth Mc¬ Guire, Christine McMahon, Kelli McMahon, Katherine Mead, Matthew Meagher, David Medige, Dawn Meldrum, Pamela Mele. Second Row: Scott Mendes, Christopher Mertz, Jason Mil¬ ler, Dawn Ellen Mooers, Erin Morrissey, Kristin Moses, Alf¬ red Mosto, Karen Motley. Third row: Jennifer Mugavero, Jeffrey Murphy, Peter Murphy, Karen Nadeau, Jennifer Nassar, Kristine Neff, Paul Nelson. First Row: Sandra Nicetta, Lori Noonan, Jennifer Nu¬ gent, Sharyn Nugent, Michael O’Neill, Jason Ouellette, Kari Packer, Danielle Page. Second Row: Amy Pangione, James Pangione, Karen Pappalardo, Mauro Pappalardo, David Parent, Kevin Parisi, Jennifer Parker. Third Row: Mehool Patel, Kristen Pearless, Bethany Pelczar, Jeanne Perna, Tamara Petronio, Rebecca Pickard. Class Of ’88 93 First Row: Annette Pierog, Michael Plisinski, Meredith Pollier, Robin Raadmae, Mala Rastogi, Keith Reynolds. Second Row: Brendan Richards, David Ritchie, Kristen Roberts, Heather Robinson, Jeffrey Roche, Douglas Rogers, Carma Rorke. Third Row: Gregg Rudinsky, Dennis Sacco, Sonya Salois, Jeffrey Sapienza, Mark Saten- stein, Renee Savage. First Row: Holly Schick, Hannalore Schumm, Pamela Seddon, Joseph Sibol, Stephen Silberman, Maggie Skibba. Second Row: Erik Smith, Valerie Sobel, Angeline Spears, Kristin Spirdione, Bill Stratton, Michael Sullivan. Third Row: Tara Sullivan, Jennifer Tanko, Peter Tard ' e, Cheryl Taylor, Christopher Tet- ler. } i j. j| [ 1 ■ •■kj | 1 H S lie mI t % V ' W First Row: Maureen Thomas, Jennifer Thornley, Nancy Torrey, Jeffrey Tucker, Taqua Turner, Stephanie Tuttle, Sandro Veras. Second Row: Brenda Vemile, Hilary Wald, Lisa Wat¬ son, Ronald Wedge, Kristy Wheaton, Brian Wheeler. Third Row: Dwight Todd, Bradford Whipple, Jaclyn Winning, Kim¬ berly Yetman, David Young, Melanie Young, Monique Young. 94 Class Of ’88 Class Of ’89 Class Officers: Chris Rozzi (President), Jeff Kooken (Vice-President), Dana Braga (Secretary-Treasurer). First Row: Thomas Abernathy, Kim Ackroyd, Jodi Adams, Mark Altman, Jodi Anderson, Eric Andreoli, Richard Augeri. Second Row: Kerry Austin, George Azar, Delores Bain, Mark Baird, Stephen Baird, Patrick Bateman, Kristen Beattie. Third Row: Lori Belanger, Dawn Ben¬ son, Julianne Bloise, Traci Bodenrader, Nicole Bonelli, David Bothwell, Krysten Boyd, Eileen Boyle. First Row: Dana Braga, Tracey Brockway, David Brown, Diane Brown, Grant Burzynski, Sean Callahan, Amy Carey. Second Row: Cheryl Crevier, Seretha Brough, Lesley Carlson, Peter Carney, Jeanne Caron, Daniel Caruso, Sean Casey. Third Row: Kelly Cleaves, Marcella Cloud, Laurie Comeau, Jennifer Condon, Michele Conneamey, Derek Cote, Tina Coufas, Julie Crafton, Shelley Crane. Class Of ’89 95 First Row: Cynthia Crowe, Jonathan Dalton, Jon Davis, Kevin Delaney, Jason De- Monico, Michael Demelis, Kristin Demers, Laurie Dempski Second Row: Eric DiChiara, Debbie DiFruscio, Wayne Dion, Nicole Dionne, Kristine Dixon, Elizabeth Dockray, Lee Dodier, Lisa Donadr Third Row: Stephen Donald, Neil Dowling, Chad Downer, Kenneth Driscoll, William Drolet, Lisa Dubois. First Row: Andrea Duffield, David Durand, Jeff Dziadosz, Allyson Eng, Julie Farrell, Jamie Ferris, Noelle Festa Se cond Row: Cheryl Fink, Lyn Fitzgibbons, Arthur Fortin, Christine Foss, Sarah Gagliano, Jacqeline Gallagher, Stefany Garavanian Third Row: Anastasia Gelarderes, Kathleen Geraghty, Steven Giglio, Leslie Gilboard, James Gioia, Jon Glassett, Lisa Gray. r m mEb K Kk y? spi j First Row: Jane Herberchuk, Robert Grimmett, Stephen Guild, Andrea Gross, Rita Gupta, Christopher Gworek Second Row: Kerri Flahesy, Kimberly Hajjar, Elizabeth Haley, Lisa Hannan, Rebecca Hayes, Alicia Herberchuk Third Row: Patrick Heafey, Joel Henry, Kristina Heselton, Michelle Hewitt, Stacey Holmes. r , i Wl f i M pM ■ o mi ■ i p Wrjj •4 hX m J 96 Class Of ’89 First Row: Mark Holzman, Peter Hong, Ben Kalinowsk Eileen Katis, Tanya Kawash Mark Keegan, Colleen Kellt Second Row: Jan Kern, Grt Killilea, Kevin Killourie, Susan Kingsley, Melissa Kirkiles, Kevin Kirkpatrick, Suzanne Knight, James Kno Third Row: Jeff Kody, Ziba Kolahy, Jeff Kooken, Tray Krueger, Kate Lannan, Sea Sun Lee, Shedrick Lee, Brit Lemberger, Judy Lemieux. Wn ihR j 1 I 3 First Row: Nancy Leonard, Mil Liporto, Megan Lochmann, Juai Lopez, Scott Lubin, Eric Lynch, Robin Lynch Second Row: Dar Lyons, Scott Mambro, Steven Manchini, Lisa Maniscalco, Yvette Marcil, Cory Marconi, Kara Markey Third Row: Jeff Markuns, Brigette Martins, Nikole Matzouranis, Jerusha Maurer, Patrick Maurer, Gina McAloon, Cindy McCarthy, Gerald McCarthy. Class Of ’89 97 First Row: Christine McClellan, Kelly McCue, Lee Ann McGonigle, Stephanie McGowan, Kelly McGuire, Sarah McIntyre Second Row: Brian McKallagat, Amy McLeod, Kathleen McMahon, Kenneth McManus, Amanda Mead, Kathleen Medige Third Row: Joseph Melton, Lisa Mesiti, Randy Miller, Lori Moeckel, Erien Morgan, Michael Morris. First Row: Corrine Mulcahy, Jessamyn Nelson, Pamela Nicetta, James Noble, Mary Noonan, Lisa Nussbaum, Sean O’Meara Second Row: Daniel O’Neil, Elizabeth O’Neil, Annemarie O’Regan, Jenni¬ fer Pare, Andrea Parent, Dawn Pawelski Third Row: Robert Penney, Lisa Petrow, Andrea Pickles, Cheryl Pisani, Shannon Plisinski, Tracey Middleton, Dee Pothier. 98 Class Of ’89 First Row: Mark Pressman, Christopher Rand, Mark Raney, Daniel Redman, Keith Regan, Shannon Reid, Kristin Reilly Second Row: Lee Richards, Molly Rinaldi, William Riordan, Joseph Rizza, Gregory Robinson, Moira Rooney, Gina Rossetti Third Row: Patricia Roy, Chris Rozzi, Pamela Ruggerio, Kim Salvia, Susan Savino, David Schimmoeller, Michael Schmitt, Anneliesse Schumm. First Row: Heather Scofield, Sindy Seablom, Ryan Seyffert, Kristen Shea, Colleen Sheehan, Nancy Skiba Second Row: Alison Slipp, Jennifer Slosek, Kathryn Sollie, James Sousa, Jason Stadier, Joseph Sullivan Third Row: Timothy Sullivan, William Sullivan, Robert Swajian, Heather Sweeney, Harriet Tenenbaum, Elrad Tkachenko. First Row: Bradley Thorton, Derek Thurston, Tiffany Todd, NinaTorrisi, KimTownley, Bhuc Tu, William Turner. Second Row: Alan Uszynski, Miguel Veras, Timothy Walsh, Jennifer Warnshuis, John Weston, Lisa Weston, Cynthia Whittaker. Third Row: lan Wilson, Mark Wilson, Susan Windle, Heather Wolf, Debra Young, Gina Zaccari, Kelly Whitley. Class Of ’89 99 Class Of ’90 Class Officers: Terry Tuttle (President), Liz Cavanaugh (Vice-President), Jay Dozois (Secretary-Treasurer) First Row: Stacy Abdinoor, Jason Adams, George Allicon, Steven Allison, Michael Allison, Timothy Ammon, Karla Andersen, Paul Annaloro Second Row: Michael Apician, Chris¬ topher Atwood, Lauren Arvanitis, Courtney Augusta, Joanne Bailey, Anne Barba- gallo, Kathleen Bateman, Kristine Battersby. Third Row: Daniel Baumstark, Eric Bazin, Tara Benjamin, Richard Benton, Jeffrey Beohner, David Biancavilla, Lisa Blake, Nicole Bebeau. First Row: Paul Blandini, Tyler Bleszinski, Denise Bouchard, Andrew Bower, Bethany-Jan Bowes, Lauren Bradley, Kerry Bradshaw. Second Row: Robert Brouillard, Tara Bruno, Jennifer Brown, Christopher Butler, Richard But¬ ler, Kimberly Butterfield, Cheryl Buturlia, Paul Cardone. Third Row: Brenda Carrien, Joseph Casey, Claudia Catalano, Laura Casey, Elizabeth Cavanaugh, Robert Celeste, Brian Chmura, Jennifer Clancy, Ross Cloutier. ; 100 Class Of ’90 First Row: Cherie Cormier, Jordan Correia, Amanda Crouch, Jonathan Cunha, Paul Cyr, Mark Danus, Tricia Dawson. Second Row: Eliza¬ beth DelRossi, William DeMelis, James DeNitto, Sean DeRosa, Cari-Ann Deshamais, James Determan, Louis DiFruscio, Michelle Dion. Third Row: Lauri DiStefano, Kristen Doherty, Louise Down, Jay Dozois, Maryanne Duhe, Melissa Duggan, David Dunn. First Row: Jason Enaire Malyssa Engel, Musett Ewing, Matthew Fanuele Benjamin Farnum, Thoma Finocchiaro, Sean Fitz patrick. Second Row: Davii Ford, Julie Forgetta, Jeffre Foulds, Sean Fountain, Pete Gabriel, John Gaffny. Thin Row: Donna Grande, Davii Greenwood, Michelle Guill mette, Krista Harnisch Derek Hall, Mark Harvey. First Row: Kevin Healy, Jenny Heenan, Kurt Hennin- ger, Colleen Heselton, Mark Hoffman, Danny Huapaya, Kristen Hurley. Second Row: Cindy Jackson, Laela Jacobs, Janine Jenkins, Kirstin John¬ son, Stacy Johnson, Javene Jones, Christopher Jordan, Edward Keisling. Third Row: Rebecca Kettinger, Kristina Kierstead, Howard Koons, James Koscielniak, Stephen Lacy, Eric Laro, Kim Laurette, Heather Heller. Class Of ’90 101 First Row: Deanne Lebel, Ed¬ ward Leo, John Levis, Amy Levitt, Jared Lipof, Michael Lorentz, Kristin Luedtke, Mardi Luttrell. Second row: Salvatore Marchese, Erika Markelson, Catherine Maroney, Kristin McAloon, Keith McCarron, Sean McCarthy, Stacey McCarthy.Third Row: Lisa McClure, David McElhenny, Barbara McElroy, Jennifer McGowan, Erin McGrath, Frank McIntosh. First Row: Jennifer Melendy, Lisa Messina, Tracy Middleton, Lynn Morgan, Mark Morris, Amy Morri¬ son. Second Row: Bridget Moynihan, Heather Mulcany, Kathleen Murphy, Terrence Murphy, Henry Nassar. Third Row: Jennifer Ouellette, Robert Packer, Elizabeth Parker, Janine Meuse. First Row: Matt Pavledakes, Jacquelyn Pema, Joseph Picari- ello, Michael Pierog, Melissa Polcari, Rebecca Pollina. Second Row: Carla Pothier, David Puglia, Sherri Puglia, Veena Rajashekar, Michael Rasner, Todd Reynolds. Third Row: Sean Ritchie, Michelle Robbins, Douglas Robinson, Eric Rodden, Dana Pothier. 102 Class Of ’90 First Row: Masayuki Sato, James Seccareccio, Yukari Seike, Kimberly Shante- ler, Daniel Shapiro. Second Row: Shannon Shea, Jennifer Shola, Michael Sifferlen, Michael Signorelli, Lisa Silberman. Third Row: Daniel Singleton, Natalie Sirois, Carrie Skibba, Kristine Small. First Row: Raeann Soucisse, Katherine Soule, Kerry Spicer, Joseph Stella, Justin Stewart, Bejamin Stoetzel. Second Row: Jennifer Suppa, Scott Swiniarski, Chad Thomas, Daniel Thomas. Third Row: George Toolan, Robin Townsend, Cather¬ ine Trombly, Scott Trombly, Debra Ann Tudisco, Megaan Turner, Terry Tuttle. First Row: Benjamin Velishka, Tallie Veras, Krista Vounessea, Cheryl Wagoner, Suzanne Wake. Second Row: Kelly Wallace, Jennifer Wevurski, Jennifer White, Jay Whitney, Craig Wilkins, Kristen Williams. Third Row: Peter Wilson, Thomas Woods, Meredith Yetman, Lloyd Williams. Class Of ’90 103 1 .. - •v ' Scaling the wall at N AHS requires for unexpected delights. Competitive What keeps us kids here after the more than an academic effort. Activi- types can join the speech, math, or final bell? It’s vaguely conceivable ties provide footholes for balance chess teams. The annual pep rally that dedication is promoted by that when the journey over the wall owes itself to devoted, enthusiastic inescapable box on college applica- becomes tiresome and frustrating. groups. Some clubs, such as the tions . . . “Activities”. But ulti- They are an outlet for everyone’s Student Council, SADD, and NHS, mately, everyone knows that activi- creative niche. Literary talents support others in climbing the wall, ties flourish at North Andover High abound in the members of the Squire The traditions at NAHS are School because, simply enough, they and Bourbon Red. Musicians in the dependent upon personal commit- make people happy, band and chorus share their talents ments of time and effort. I Student Council During Mr. Rozzi’s second year as advisor, the Student Council ex¬ panded its members in an effort to better represent the student body as a whole. Also, the coun¬ cil sponsored several dances, held two successful food drives, sold carnations on Valentine’s Day, and served as guides for the Parent Teacher Conferences, under the direction of president Mike Gordon, Vice-President Kimmy Riordan, Secretary Kolby Barhera, and Treasurer Sam Conte. One other glowing achievement on the group’s record is its organization of the unprecedented Leadership Con¬ ference. First Row: John Gaffny, Jim Hurley, Melissa Kirkiles, NinaTorrisi, Tiffany Todd, Kristen Hurley, Carla Andersen, Leslie Gilboard, Genie Caron, Ed Keisling. Second Row: Julie Papalia, Karen Lally, Candice Kirkiles, Dave Cottone, Kolby Barbara, Matt Della Croce, Kelli French, Sean Connelly, Leila Jacobs. Third Row: Pam Seddon, Beth Barry, Chris Rozzi, Laura Johnson, Joe Harb, Bob Bryan, Erin McLaughlin, Anne Healy, Kristen Giantris, Sean Fitzpatrick, Heather MacNeil, Kristen Boyd, Chris Butler. Fourth Row: Mike Sullivan, Val Sobel, Dave Herrmann, Doug Dreffer, Liz Cavanaugh, Steve Silberman, Tim Howard, Terry Tuttle, Jay Dozios. 106 Activities (right) Beth Barry, Laura Johnson, Steve Silberman, Kelli French. Julie Papalia, Candice Kirkiles, Sean Connely, Karen Lally, Kolby Barbera, Matt Della Croce, Dave Herrmann, Dave Cottone. Kolby Barbera, Secretary; Kim Riordan, Vice-President; Mike Gordon, President; Sam Conte, Treasurer. Activities 107 AFS Brings World To N.A.H.S. Forget about bleak and boring jaunts to Egyptian pyramids and tropical rain forests — this year, AFS reaped their fair share of ex¬ otica when they took New York by storm under the brave torch of adventurous President Liza Palmer and Vice President Karen Fulks. AFS also played gracious host to exchange student Penelope Phan-Lung and made sure the vivacious Peruvian got only the best impression of our humble hamlet. And what with their cultural harrier — smashing efforts, the AFS made some pretty fine impressions themselves. First Row: Abby Melia, Liza Palmer, Penelope Phan-Lung, Jennifer Meldrum, Pam Fontaine. Second Row: Kathy Sollie, Javene Jones, Kate Trombly, Mi Seong Kim, Laura Borgesi, Karin Winning, Julie Fragala, Kelly Tobin. Third Row: Laurie Comeaux, Colleen Walsh, Nicole Bonelli, Megan Lochmann, Dawn Meldrum, Ellen Loth. Penelope Phan-Lung and Liza Palmer 108 Activities We’ve got the whole world in our hands! Pam Fontaine, Kelly Tobin and Kathy Sollie Liza conducts a serious meeting Activities 109 Meet the Press From complete coverage of the smoking area shut down to a con- troversial editorial on the “student council plutocracy” to a retrospective look at R.E.M.’s landmark November concert, the Squire captured the best of the 1986-1987 school year between its pages. Advisor Mr. Gregoire, co-editors Tim Murphy, Tracy Nicolosi and Mary Beth Katis and key writers like Elaine Fann, Bobby Bryan, and Alyssa Marchese worked like sixty all year, but their greatest triumph is yet to come — the senior issue’s class prophecy. Brace yourselves! First Row: Margie Luck, Marybeth Katis, Tim Murphy, Kathleen Murphy. Second Row: Liza Palmer, Matt Della Croce, Bob Bryan, Dave Herrmann, Jennifer Meldrum, Katie Trombly. 110 Activities Rhyme and Reason First Row: Tim Murphy, Debbie Brown, Kim McCarron, Jennifer Meldrum, Second Row: Gina Rossetti, Harriet Tanenbaum, Joe Sibol, Heather Wolf, Brenda Vemile, Advisor Mrs. Hannum. A rich array of literary talen bold pop-art graphics and singularly enthusiastic hunt of workers marked the puhl cation of the 1986-8 Bourbon Red. Advisor Mt Hannum and senior editc like Tim Murphy, Je Meldmm, and Mi Seong Ki all agreed on the perfe words to describe the Non Andover High Scho Literary Magazine 198 style — “Simply Delightfu From Eric Shannon’s ui precedented Warholism ca toon cover to the grippii poetry and prose of NAH best young amateurs to son dramatic overall changes style and structure, tl Bourbon Red undoubted turned more than a few hea — as well as raised a fe eyebrows. But for Mr Hannum and her hard - working highbrows, it was; a matter of rhyme and reaso: Kim McCarron, Katie Trombly and Mi Seong Kim Activities 111 Proving the Power of the Spoken Word The speech team experienced a renais- sance of overwhelming proportions during the 1986-87 year. Mrs. Muriel Brown picked up gloriously where coach Ed Rudd left off and from there, the team bounced back with avengeance. Not only did members like Marybeth and Eileen Katis, Timothy S. Murphy, Deh and Diane Brown, Lucinda Ferguson and Gina Rossetti deliver arresting individual perfor¬ mances, but the team as a whole swept statewide tournaments with a chilling group presenta¬ tion of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. They made a habit out of talk- ing their way to triumph. CORN! I I 15 derbv days 1st row: Diane Brown, Maura McClung, Michelle Gilbet, Gina Rossetti. 2nd row: D.J. Ramsden, Debbie Brown, Marybeth Katis, Mrs. Brown Lucinda Ferguson, Eileen Katis, Elaine Fann, Tim Murphy. 112 Activities Math Team 1st row Kevin Delaney, Michael Schmidt, Clement Chun, Keith Reynolds, Coach McGowan. 2nd row: Coach Forgetta, Dave Herrmann, co-captain Elaine Fann, co-captain Wendy Appleton, Michelle Gilbert, Sue Greenwood, Alan Uzynski, Mehool Patel, Andy Larson. § : ' ( ?■ xj • I %. 1 H t 1 JR { : md . ifl Coaches Arthur Forgetta and Thomas McGowan could not help hut he pleased with the performance of the 1986- 87 Math team. This team may have been a little less talented than past years, but they worked hard to get the most out of their abilities. Co- captains Wendy Sue Apple- ton and Elaine Fann provided consistent leadership by set¬ ting a dedicated hard-working example. Seniors Jeffrey En¬ right, John McElhenny, Dave Herrmann, and Mike Sullivan led the team this year while juniors Clement Chun and Mehool Patel provide high hopes for the future. Activities 113 Concerned Teens Flock to S.A.D.D. They never set out to work miracles, but the admonitory jingle of a complimentary key chain in a tuxedo pocket proba¬ bly kept more than one prom- time celebrant from making the potentially fatal mistake of drinking and driving. Credit those key chains, as well as a host of other anti-D D campaigns, to the North Andover chapter of Students Against Drunk Driv¬ ing. President Jen Shea, Vice- President Jen Anderson, Secretary Karen Stearns and Treasurer Cheryl Ventura — as well as a 100-plus battalion of hard working members — lobbied hard to draw a strong line between the keg and the wheel. And to save a whole lot of lives. First Row: Pam Bower, Karen Pappalardo, Kathy Medage, Liz Glass, Lynn Fitzgibbons, Noelle Festa, Jeannie Caron, Second Row: Amy McCloud, Karen Steams (Secretary), Cheryl Ventura (Treasurer), Jennifer Shea (President), Jennifer Anderson (Vice- President), Dawn Meldrum, Mary Connolly. Third Row: Mr. Welch, Lori Moeckel, Julie Crafton, Kristen Pearless, Beth LaBelle, Kristen Moses, Sean Murphy, Chris Cook, Marie DiBennedito, Susan Greenwood, Laura Borgesi. Fourth Row: Maria Soule, Erin McGlaughlin, Christina Gabriel, Tara Sullivan, Sue Carey, Sean Kenneally. Pres. Jen Shea leads discussion. 114 Activities Cabaret Night In top hat, tails, and spangles, Liza Minelli belted it best — when all’s said and done, “life is a Cabaret. ” Miss Graham’s chorus and Mr. Selima’s band proved as much. With glittering aplomb, they staged their 4th Annual Cabaret Night. The atmosphere was oh-so intimately 1930’s Paris, hut the energy was unquestionably electric. The lights dimmed, the audience ate, drank and made merry and the performers offered everything from classic torch songs to new wave dance sequences to funked-up calhand-response rapping, Graham, Selima and the kids had rhythm, they had music, and had Cabaret. Who could ask for anything more? The joke is on comedian Greg Christo. “Come to the Cabaret”! Eileen Katis insists. Jane Herberchuk and Kris Spirdione — together wherever they go! Jen Wamshuis has developed a cold. Look out Janet Jackson — here’s Angie! Activities 115 Rob Danus gets Technical. David Herrmann Kathryn Sollie 116 Activities Towards the end of your year, it comes to you in factory-wrapped plastic. You cart it to classes for the three weeks before school ends and gather in it the sentiments of everyone from your soul-mate to the kid you sat next to in study. You pull it out of the closet and pore over the old names and faces it contains time after time for the rest of your life. It’s your yearbook. And you can thank advisor Miss Bryan, Editors Kelly Tobin and Elaine Fann, and members like Racquel Borey, Kathryn Sollie, David Herrmann, Lisa Cimmino and Timothy Murphy for dedicating a sizable portion of their school year to make the 1987 Knight the best one ever. Endless hours of toil and trouble have paid off for us all in a lifetime of memories preserved. The Year Preserved First Row: Kathryn Sollie, Kelly Tobin, Julie Papalia, Jen Hyder, Erin McLaughlin. Second Row: Sue Greenwood, Margie Luck, Karen Raney, Laura Borgesi, Sue Carlson. Third Row: Sue Carey, Elaine Fann, David Herrmann, Rob Danus, Karen Lally, Candice Kirkiles. 1IIIIHIIIII1IIIIIII1 “Everything’s up in the air!” Activities 117 We cried when we heard them Sing the Body Electric. We held our breath when they sang Hallelujah. We snapped our fingers when they sang about the sunny side of the street. Dynamic director Miss Beth Graham and Eric Swenson (pres.), Sandro Veras (vice pres.) and Bohemian secretary Alyssa Marchese led the Chorus and Concert Choir through a glorious year where they not only captured the hearts of the student body, but received the adulation of the entire community. “SPARKLE” was their catch word for every performance . . . and sparkle they did. They Sing the Body Electric First Row: Bonnie Matheson, Jenni Brown, Julie Forgetta, Heather Mulcahy, Chelle Dion, Karen Bailey, Jane Herberchuk, H eather Scofield, Kevin Healy, Lori Belanger, Gina McAloon, Spril Signorelli, Kristin Luedtke, Kristina Kierstead. Second Row: Trina Norfleet, Debbie Brown, Cathy Dugan, Seritha Brough, Dawn Pothier, Dana Pothier, Jen Mugovero, Karen Motley, Kris Spirdione, Nara Bushner, Tina Coufas. Third Row: Nicole Bibeo, Tracy Janczak, Sarah Gagliano, Liz Butler, Alyssa Marchese, Penelope Phan-Lung, Tallie Veras, Kathryn Sollie, Jen Wamshuis, Allison Slipp, Laura Borgesi, Stacy Crane, Tammie Stevens, Anneliesse Schumm, Angie Spears, Rick Butler. Fourth row: Matt Palmer, D.J. Ramsden, Eric Swenson, Sandro Veras, John Twomey, Jeff Tucker, Tim Murphy, Max Shea, Tom Blinn, Richard Kierstead. Miss Graham 118 Activities Eileen Katis and Jen Healy I, “Show Time!” Activities 119 Band Strikes Up a Merry Tune They looked smart in their spanking new red and black uniforms. They made halftime at the football game something to stick around for. They stormed the streets of Boston and con¬ ferred a strong dose of hometown harmony on their parades. They mastered Mozart and rocked out to the power pop of Bon Jovi. But best of all, they grew. And grew and grew and grew. And that’s something that conductor Mr. Walter Selima, drum major Kelli Steer and color guard captain Colleen Walsh have a lot to smile about. So play on, kids, because we’re all ears. Taque Turner 1st row: Joanne Bailey, Matt Pavledakes, Doug Gallagher, Paul Blandini, Robert Grimmett, Jane Herberchuk, Kelli Steer, Peter Carney. 2nd Row: Sean Callahan, Jon Davis, Jim Chou, Pat Maurer, Anneliesse Schumm, Bhuc Tu, Cathy Herrington, Lisa Dubois, Jeff Markuns. 3rd Row: Jen Pare, Judy Lemieux, Laurie Comeau, Kendra Lippmann, Meredith Yetman, Kristen Williams, Beth Bowes, Tauua Turner, Dave McElhenny. 4th Row: Mr. Selima, Steve Guild, Jamie DeNitto, Cathy McMahon, Scott Mambro, Joe Rizza, Marc Harvey. 120 Activities Joe Blandini tickles the ivories. The St. Patrick’s Day Parade Karen Fulks on sax Colleen Walsh Activities 121 National Honor Society The members of the national Honor Society commit their time to community service. Events of this very productive year were conducted by officers Jeff Enright (pres.), Kristin Giantris (vice pres.), Kelly Tobin (sec. ' treas.), and con¬ tributing members. The most successful event of the year was the blood drive, yielding 55 donated pints. A phoneathon was sponsored for the Heart Associa¬ tion. Funds for scholarships became available through bake sales. Dedicated scholars also shared the wealth of knowledge during tutorial sessions. :x n . ■a 1 £ h VH 1 a ' ■ f jp First Row: Joe Harb, Sue Greenwood, Tim Howard, Clement Chun, Joe Sibol. Second Row: Candice Kirkiles, Karen Lally, Erin McLaughlin, Kristin Giantris, Mike Sullivan, Sue Carlson, Maura McClung. Third Row: Jim Hurley, Jen Meldrum, Liz Brown, Jen Healy, Mike Sullivan, Elaine Fann, Kelly Tobin. Fourth Row: Matt Della Croche, Steve Silberman, Dave Herrmann, Doug Dreffer, Michelle Gilbert, Jeff Enright, John McElhenny “Giving blood takes a lot out of you.” 122 Activities m Ameri can Red Cross The Blood Van Activities 123 Another Spadafore Spectacular “Good evening ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the North Andover Entertain¬ ment Palace, The Sting. Our Casino tonight features an assortment of gambling tables in¬ cluding blackjack, craps, and the wheel of fortune. Each of you have received a signifi¬ cant amount of money and it is our goal to see that you enjoy this brief taste of opulence. So please feel free to participate in any of the games we have provided. To make the wagering a little more in¬ teresting, we have provided prizes to be dis¬ tributed to the top five moneymakers, the grand prize being two Billy Joel concert tickets. For those of you not planning to engage in the gambling scene, please take advantage of the dance floor and refreshments that we have provided. But now ladies and gentlemen, for your sheer pleasure and entertainment, allow me to introduce to you three very talented young men: Greg Parker, Michael Redman, and Jus¬ tin Zuill, your very own dancing D.J.’s ...” The Dancing DJ’s, Justin Zuill, Greg Parker arid Mike Redman 124 Activities Eric Loyal Bets Please Steve Hooper Activities 125 Queen For a Knight Queen and King (1987), Kim Riordan and Steve Nugent Bob Bryan and escort First Row: (hr): Karen Steams, Julie Papalia, Kelly Gurry, Lisa Hannan Second Row: Todd Remmer, Kolby Barbera, Von Hoehn, Joe Harb Third Row: Kim Yetman, Maggie Pemble Fourth Row: Cheryl Ventura, Samuel J. Conte, Kathy Sollie, Dave Herrmann, Mike Gordon, Mike Parker 126 Activities Julie Papalia and Kolby Barbera Cheryl Ventura and Sam Conte Kathy Sollie and Dave Herrmann Kelly Gurry and Von Hoehn Activities 127 Pep Rally A fifties theme was chosen to bring the Knights to another victory this year. Sue Curley pulled the al¬ most non-existent pep rally together with help from the senior class and advisor Mrs. Osgood. The script was written hy Tim Murphy, and Chris¬ tina Gabriel and Karen Steams as¬ sisted in choreograhy. Parents of the school community helped to make the show a reality. The participants were right to be proud of their dy¬ namic effort and volunteer hours; this pride was reflected by the reac¬ tions of a delighted audience. N1EHT$ !■ - f ■ i i Football players discover other talents. 128 Activities Bobby Bryan It’s Clem Chun’s birthday! Cheryl Ventura brings hack the poodle skirt. Hanging out at Harrison’s. Activities 129 Some Enchanted Evening O body swayed to music, O brightened glance, How can we know the dancer from the dance? Kevin Boyle and Dawne-Ellen Moore Karin Winning and escort Heather MacNeal and escort 130 Activities Where great whales come sailing by, Sail and sail, with unshut eye Round the world forever and aye. Last May Captain Kappotis char¬ tered a boat off the coast of Gloucester. Finback whales surfaced in several locations. Unfortunately, their more playful counterparts, the humpbacks, were no where in sight. Eventually the sun’s rays broke through overcast skies and the upper-deck became the place to be. Liza Palmer and Pam Fontaine Mr. Kappotis — a whale of a guy! Activities 131 Field day provides a wealth of opportunities. Want to catch the first rays of summer? This is it! Want to contribute to the honor of your class without having to attend weekly meetings? Go for it! Well, here’s your chance. Just who seizes the opportunities is another matter. On field day, 1986, the sophomores did — and ran away with first place. The juniors continued their tradition of finishing last. Opportunity knocked — and the proverbial door remained unanswered. Junior Boys Jackie Bums 132 Activities Field Day Michael Parker awaits the pitch. They’re off! Catching the rays Kristen Pearless Activities 133 Cast captured in “Mousetrap” Director Patricia Maloney-Brown opted to do an Agatha Christie murder mystery instead of a musical as in previous years. Performed by the North Andover High School Drama Club, the cast consisted of eight extremely different people who took their final bows as a close family unit. After three months of long, tedious practice and joyous memories, the show sparkled with love and great pride. The interrogation The murderer is revealed. First Row: Debbie Brown, Kristin Spero, Timothy Murphy, Second Row: Lucinda Ferguson, Rob Fitzgerald, Kendall Davis, Ronnie Melendez Third Row: Stan Mallorey 134 Activities Senior Class Advisors showed us the way No one ever forced them into it. In fact, it’s tough enough just to find a few tangible reasons that might have even persuaded them into 1 it — there was no promise of glittering glory or enormous sums of money. If someone remembered, then maybe they’d receive a little something from the Methuen Mall on Awards Day — potholders or some decent cologne. But despite the diminishing returns, they were still there for us. They were there for us through countless Friday night dances, fund¬ raisers and one particularly time-consuming senior prom. They basked in the reflected glow of our class during the good times and were there to shoulder the burden when things went wrong. They assumed the responsibility of representing a class just as well-know ' n for its friendliness as its waywardness. Invariably, they were there to fall back on. They are Mr. Gerald Sanford and Mrs. Susan McGregor. Somehow or other, they found time out from teaching Sons and Lovers and personal typing, respectively, to show us the way — in¬ dulgent and prudent at the same time. They began toting the sometimes weary load for us when we were freshmen and on June 5, 1987, they’ll share with us the honor and the sadness of setting it down. But for walking by our side these four years past — we thank them. Mr. Gerald Sandford Activities 135 There are forty teams representing sixteen different sports at NAHS. How important are they? Just looking at the trophy-crammed showcase should tell you. If that’s not enough, just step into the field house and you’ll he dwarfed by the scarlet hue of championship banners. The athletics at North Andover represent pride and dedication. Those who play fall sports end their summer vacations a week early. The winter athletics spend countless hours practicing in a steamy gym or on an icy slope, or even rising before dawn to get more ice time. By spring, those who stick it out for just one more sea¬ son throwing, hitting, running, and jumping have a lot to be proud of. What really makes the teams at NA so great? It’s not the Division II North finalist banners, or those nifty Cape Ann Championship jackets, or even the Greater Lawrence tourna¬ ment ballgame, but something less material. It is an undefinable emotion — school pride. That is the cement that holds up the wall. FAW BU5 h 1C Fan Bus LUves mt Ti ' fti U Mt. LfcSMMls Off the Wall . . . 138 Sports Sports 139 Scarlet Knight Football knight? KNUjHT! KNlbHlT ' (NIGHTS NIGHTS ' knight MIGHT! KNIjHT (nights wights ,tU, � a� 3V knight First Row: Toni Frulla (manager), Ron Pollina, Mauro Pappalardo, Rob Danus, Steve Perrault, Kevin Richards, Sam Conte — Captain, Len Annaloro — Captain, Mike Parker — Captain, Mike Gordon — Captain, Joe Harb, Bill Wolfenden, Dave Herrmann, Michelle Bazarian (manager). Second Row: Christy Carlson (manager), Tony Burgie, Dave Cattone, Sean Connolly, Chris Marconi, Bart Cahill, Jason Ouellette, Doug Dreffer, Chris Mertz, Doug Rogers, Chad Dalton, Todd Rembis, Steve Connolly. Third Row: Mark Keegan, Jamie Pangione, Clem Chun, Dennis Sacco, Mike Sullivan, Frank Hooper, Chris Kaddaras, Rick Bentley, Jon Anderson, Dan Crevier, Matt Able. Fourth Row: Jamie Ferris, Sandro Veras, Tim Walsh, Jeff Dziadosz, Jeff Kooken, Cory Marconi, Greg Killilea, Joe Sullivan, Sean Casey, Miguel Veras, Brad Thornton. Fifth Row: Bill Riordan, Brendan Richards, John Dalton, Rich DiChiara, Mark Keegan, Mike Demelis, Mike Morris, Kevin Killourie, Neil Dowling, David Caruso, Chris Rozzi. Sixth Row: Coaches: John Rex, Kevin Callagy, Mike Cavanaugh, Mike Walsh, Steve Beoudin, Bing Miller. The Knights did not repeat their previous 2 C.A.L. titles but left each game fighting with a 6-4 record. Captains Lenny Annaloro, Mike Gordon, Mike Parker, and Sam Conte led the team with strong help from senior starters Steve Connelly, Dave Herrmann, Bill Wolfenden, Kevin Richards, Ron Pollina, and Todd Rembis. An unusually young team, the Knights will certainly be back next year. Dancin’ Lou Harb Steve Connelly 140 Sports Kevin Richards looking for yardage Mike Parker Sports 141 J.V. Football The Scarlet Knight J.V. Football Team had an outstanding season in a very competitive league. Coach Beaudoin’s troops finished with a 4-4-1 record and ended the sea¬ son with a very strong win against Masconomet. The future is bright for these hard working athletes and they should make quite an impact on the varsity team next year. First Row: Cory Marconi, Rick DiChiara, Kevin Killourie, Chris Rozzi, Brad Thornton, Mike Morris, Greg Killilea, Sean Casey, Dana Braga, Leslie Carlson, Melissa Kirkiles. Second Row: Tim Walsh, Joe Sullivan, Mark Keegan, Tom Dalton, Mike DeMelis, Mike Sullivan, Miguel Veras, Jeff Dziadosz, Bill Riordan, Pat Mauro, Coach Mike Walsh. Third Row: Clem Chun, Neil Dowling, Frank Hooper, J.B. Ferris, Chris Mertz, Jamie Pangione, Jose Ouellette, Tony Burgie, Bart Cahill, Coach Steve Beaudoin. 142 Sports Thornton running option to Clem Chung Beaudie commanding the troops Steve Beaudoin Finding the ball The sidelines Sports 143 The Scarlet Knight soccer team had another outstanding season in 1986. After overcoming a great deal of early season adver¬ sity, tri-captains Mike Sullivan, Steve Nu¬ gent, and Frank Kirkpatrick led the team with skill and spirit to its best showing ever in the post season tournament. After finishing the season in second place in the league, the Knights went on to the semi-finals of the state tournament, the farthest ever for coach Nunzio Dimarca’s team. Other milestones reached by the squad include the first ever season where the offense scored over 100 goals as they had 102 for the year. The defense was anchored by senior fullback Jeff Enright and senior goalie Bill Mcquire. Matt Della Croce, Mike Redman and Bobby Bryan also did a fine job controlling the midfield. A large nucleus of returning juniors and sopho¬ mores provides a bright future for the team. The boys’ J. V. soccer team kicked, headed and pummelled their way to a rousingly victo¬ rious season this fall, with a final record of 9-0-3. The singularly good-natured attitude of Coach Desmond, as well as co-captains Mark Satenstien, Jason Delmonico, Joel Henry and Bob Lyons ensured that not only did the boys fare successfully — but that they had a barrelful of fun, too! Future seasons can only promise further success for these scrappy sportsmen. Boys’ Soccer First Row: Peter Acerra, Matt Della Croce, Bob Bryan, MarcTorrisi, SteveNugent— Captain, Frank Kirkpatrick — Captain, Mike Sullivan — Captain, Bill McGuire, Mike Redman. Second Row: Asst. Coach Dan Desmond, Jeff Enright, Jason Stadler, Eric Smith, Chris Camasso, Scott Beaudoin, Wayne Beaudoin, Scott Enright, Jason Miller, Coach Nunzio DiMarca. Third Row: Jeff Tucker, Eric Lynch, Joel Henry, Matt Meagher, Rick Augeri, Ryan Seyffert, Winn Matthews, Bill Sullivan. Fourth Row: Kevin Kirkpatrick, Mike Quinn, Paul Nawrocki, Erik Laenen. Winter Wonderland. 144 Sports Jeff Enright I Varsity Soccer Captains: Steve Nugent, Frank Kirkpatrick and Mike Sullivan. i i Sports 145 The Girls’ Varsity Soccer Team had an excellent season with a record of 11-5-3. The Knight’s offense was led by Candice Kirkiles, Anne Marie Lyons, and Tina Kehrig. The defensive players were Maura O’Connell, Pam Picard, Lori Takesian, and two of the tri-captains, Amy Gross and Peg Lynch. Lastly, credit should go to goalie tri¬ captain Robin Townley for sav¬ ing the team from many defeats. Girls Varsity Soccer First Row: Tina Kehrig, Lori Takesian, tri-captains Amy Gross, Robin Townley and Peg Lynch, Maura O’Connell, Pam Picard. Second Row: Amy Keieher, Kim Trask, Jean Pema, Kendra Lippmann, Laura Johnson, Lisa Grasso, Cathy McCahon, Candice Kirkiles, Anne Marie Lyons. Third Row: Coach Don Ellard, Cindy McDonald, Julie Dorsey, Tara Sullivan, Kelly Dearman, Sharyn Nugent, Kristin Moses, Manager Tracy Lubin. 146 Sports [ Robin Townley Amy Gross Peg Lynch V ' Captains Amy Gross, Robin Townley, Peg Lynch Laura Johnson, Candice Kirkiles Robin Townley Sports 147 J.V. Girls’ Soccer First Row: Kim Townley, Kerry Austin, Molly Rinaldi, Tri-captians Tiffany Todd, Dawnellen Mooers, and Stacey Holmes, No cole Dion, Andrea Gross Jodi Anderson Second Row: Coach Kevin McCarthy, Kara Markey, Lisa Hannon, Jackie Gallagher, Robin Lynch, Michelle Laro, Lori Noonan, Ellen Loth, Nina Torrisi. This years J.V. Girls’ soccer team had a great season. The team had a big win over Masco with strong performances by Dawnellen Mooers, Michelle Laro and Nicole Dion. Tri-captains Tiffany Todd Stacey Holmes also played well. Goalies Kim Townley . Jodi Anderson were a great asset throughout the season. The team has high hopes next season as many outstanding JV’S will be varsity players. Lisa Hannan Tri-captains Tiffany Todd, Dawnellen Mooers, Stacey Holmes Michelle Laro Sports 149 00 Led hy Captain Boh Macleish and junior Keith Reynolds, the team finished at 5-6. Main con- tributers were the Ramsdens Scott Determan, and Kevin Delaney. Bsasr arjisrs: Boys Cross Country Team Coach Delle Chiaie. Dave “Ponch” Ritchie Coach Welch Keith Reynolds On the starting line 150 Sports =irs« Row: Stacey D ' Aiessandto, Courtney Pang,one, Anne Lynch, Michelle Gilbert, Jen Brown, Lisa Donadt. Second Row: Coach Welch, Cher, c.orm,er, cue™. —, Dawn Benson, Cindy Crowe, Chrissy Foss, Coach Delle Chiaie. Girls Cross Country Team ■1MMI IMM Ml IBBIM MMMU The girls cross country finished their season with a 4 and 7 record. Junior Michelle Gilbert and Captain Courtney Pangione both led the team with strong performances. Other commendable efforts were made by sophomores Cindy Crow and Crissy Foss. With an increase in numbers, next year’s team is ex¬ pected to do very well. Courtney Pangione Dawn Benson Sports 151 This year the Varsity Field Hockey team surprised North Andover High School hy win¬ ning its first game in over four years against North Reading 4-0. Although the North Reading victory was followed hy a succession of losses, the team rallied for a win upset¬ ting a Cape Ann powerhouse, Ipswich 1-0. Leading the team in spirit and skill were co-captains Erin McLaughlin and All-Star Kathy Cavanaugh. The Knights defense was ex¬ tremely strong, letting up few goals this season. Kara Dowe and Julie Papalia helped shut out North Reading and Ipswich, and held the Cape Ann League champs, Ames- bury, to one goal. Varsity Field Hockey Front Row: Julie Papalia, Kara Dowe, Michelle Piotte, co-captains, Erin McLaughlin and Kathy Cavanaugh, Kelly Gurry, Karen Lally, Manager Betsey Flynn, and Amy McLeod. Second Row: Steph Tuttle, Suzanne Carlson, Tracy Daley, Maureen Connolly, and Kirsten Killilea, C.J. Bernal, Val Sohel, Pam Seddon, Jen Wamshuis, Jen Parker, Coach M.B. Lawlor. Missing from photo: Nancy Skibb T • A : 152 Sports I wmt V Sports 153 J.V. Field Hockey First Row: Kathy Sollie, Pam Mele, Holly Schick, Kristy Wheaton, Jen Evans, Heather Robinson, Stephani Guamera, Liz Brown, Jen Slosek, Liz Haley. Back Row: Cheryl Pisani, Moe Healy, Krysten Boyd, Liz Dockray, Kathy Geraughty, Becky Hayes, Sue Carey, Lisa Lanzone, Moe Thomas, Jeanne Caron, Sue Greenwood, Nancy Leonard, Coach Petrella. Despite their disappointing record, the team is eagerly looking forward to a more successful season next year. Under the team’s new Coach Miss Rachel Petrella, the players gained a tremendous amount of ex¬ perience and enthusiasm. Turning in top-notch performances were Pam Mele, Jeanne Caron, Becky Hayes, Moe Healy, and Kristy Wheaton. Pam Mele Jeanne Caron and Jen Slosek 154 J.V. Field Hockey Becky Hayes and Stephani Guamera Jen Wamshuis, Amy McCloud, Kathy Sollie, Kara Dowe, Val Sobel, Kirsten Killilea Golf First Row: Dan Rennie, Mark Dorsey, Justin Zuill; Second Row: Roger Haigney, Scott Lubin, Dustin Black, Chris Tetler, Mr. Prickard Roger Haigney Chris Tetler This year’s Golf Team had one of their most successful years with a 12-3-1 record. The team was lead by Captain Mark Dorsey and Chris Tetler. Outstanding players were Justin Zuill and Dan Rennie. The team qualified for the State’s for the second year in a row. Dan Rennie and Justin Zuill Justin Zuill Sports 155 Boys’ Ski Team The North Andover Boys Ski Team put together one of finest seasons ever finishing with a win- ning record of 9-5. Under the leadership of coaches J. Mache- giani, J. Kappotis, and J. Corcoran and also captains John Splendore and Casey Corcoran, the team finished strong ending with four straight victories. High scorers for the team were Wayne and Scott Beaudoin, Kevin Kill- ourie, and seniors Pete Kasha- nek, Eric Shannon, and George Farr. The altered coaching staff and methods greatly improved the team and the future looks very promising. i f ■ Hi .... -gj ■ ■1 am. - mt tt iij Wm l-siW iafejV Bgr j v% % ■ V j cifeiy -� Xjj | jjj n « H sPi jB B ' l mbujr ■ 35 ] HI UbJ toon v .¥• ■ B f ' ' r- y VVK| ■ Si v Kfw? fl li 1st row left to right: Mike Apigian, Rick Butler, Dave Kerem, George Farr, Casey Corcoran, John Splendore, Eric Shannon, Bill Young Sam Marchese Eric Rodden, Craig Wilkins 2nd row left to right: Tim Sullivan, Kevin Killourie, Paul MacMillian, Bru Beal Mike Battersby Scott Beaudoin, Randy Miller, Wayne Beaudoin, Joe Blandini, Keith McCamon, Rick Benton 3rd r left to right-Coach Kannotis Coach Corcoran, Doug Boyd, Paul Annaloro, Justin Stewart, Paul Blandini, Dave Young, Chad The ma., Mark Hatch Jamie Dmi to Chris Butler’, MaJiyuki Sato, Pete Kashanek, Bill Stratton, Erik Crago, Dave Maurer, Mark Holzman, Pat Maurer, Coach Marchegiani. 156 Sports Bill Young Girls’ Ski Team 1 HHW’H B| fjjj NOfTH 1 yijK N 9 . m is I ■ 5j U 16 H m J0 £T| ■ 8 l ' • ' - 532 1 V HL ' ■■mi L J)0 The Girls’ Ski Team waxed their skis and burned up the slopes. Hot-dogging the team on to victory were co-captains Adriane Stratouly and Wendy Foulds, as well as high scorers Stephanie and Lauren Bradley, Jeannie Perna and Nancy Torrey. A record of ten victories and two losses added up to a final second place posi¬ tion in the Merrimack Valley League. Anyone ready to pass off these girls as mere snow bunnies better check those records first. 1st row: Andrea Lebel, Lisa Cimmino, Denise Lane, Capt. Wendy Foulds, Capt. Adriene Stratouly, Anne Healy, Kathy Streeter, Pam Picard, Sue Curley. 2nd row: Sheryl Frazier, Jen Healy, Katie Soule, Julie Dorsey, Stephanie Bradley, Jeanne Pema, Sue Knight, Lauren Bradley, Lisa Blake. 3rd row: Coach Kappotis, Coach Corcoran, Becky Pollina, Kathy McMahon, Amanda Mead, Nancy Torrey, Liz Butler, Kari Packer, Leslie Carlson, Erica Markelson, Kris Small, Jaqui Pema, Barbara McElroy, Coach Marchegiani. Lisa Cimmino Wendy Foulds Sports 157 Despite the fact that it was very young, the Scarlet Knight Hoc¬ key team was very competitive in an extremely strong Cape Anne League. The Knights were led by captains Todd Rembis, Mike Parker, and Mark Dockray. Se¬ nior Dan Rennie had an out¬ standing year along with Kolhy Barbera, Chris Tetler, Dan Ryan, Dustin Black and Grant Brysinski. Boys Slap it to Them T ' kl ■ n JL BMHKl 0 v, . JESMk ■fr? L—- . Jj§t |J r C 1 f h r i i First Row: Jeff Boehner, Chris Tetler, Todd Rembis, — Tri-Captain, Michael Parker — Tri-Captain, Mark Dockray — Tri- Captain, H.J. Nassar, Mauro Pappalardo, Dan Bowes. Second Row: Coach Steve Douglass, Dan Ryan, Derek Cote, Mark Livesey, Chris Camasso, Mike Quinn, Kolby Barbera, Joe Harb, Coach Mark Lister. Third Row: Dan Rennie, Jon Anderson, Dustin Black, Scott Mendes, Kevin Parisi, Mike Liporto, Dan Crane. Mike Parker, Todd Rembis, Coach Steve Douglass, Mark Dockray (Tri-Captains). 158 Sports Walled in. Blocking the shot. Mark Dockray Sports 159 The perennial powerhouse of Cape Ann League basketball extended its reign this year with a share of the league champion¬ ship and an 18-2 regular season record, including big wins over Division 1 power Central Catholic and league rival Newbury- port. The boys from N.A. utilized Coach McVeigh’s trademark — tenacious man-to-man defense and a new fast-break-offense to record another successful season. Defensively, captains Sean Murphy and Mike Gordon led the way, while Sean Kenneally and Matt Strobel pounded the boards all season for the Knights. Leading scorer Winn Matthews and former all-leaguer Tony Moore provided much of the scoring punch against those infamous Cape Ann League two-three zones. Boys’ Varsity Basketball Front Row: Jamie Noble, John Weston, Mike Gordon, DaveCottone, Winn Matthews, Matt Strobel Second Row: Coach Mike McVeigh, John McElhenny, Sean Kenneally, Sean Murphy, Doug Rogers, Ben Kalanowski, Chris Kaddaras, Tony Moore Winn Matthews 160 Sports A tense moment for Coach McVeigh and team. Sports 161 Girls’ Varsity Basketball The Girls’ Varsity basketball team had a great season with a record which qualified them for the state tournament. Key players throughout the year were Tina Kehrig, Maggie Pemhle, Beth Labelle, Kendra Lippman, and Lori Moeckel. A great team effort con- trihuted to the Knights’ traditional success. 1 • w - L «■ A First Row: Amy Kelleher, Gina Torrisi, Tina Kehrig, Maggie Pemhle, Kendra Lippmann, Kim Riordan. Second Row: Kristen Roberts, Kristen Pearless, C.J. Bernal, Kelli Deyermond, Beth LaBelle, Lori Moeckel, Coach Stephenson. Lori Moeckel and Kelli Deyermond Coach Stephenson, Kendra Lippmann, Kelli Deyermond, Kim Riordan Sports 163 J.V. Basketball Slams in a Victory Coach Miller led the J.V.’s to an impressive 17-1 record. Despite a small team in numbers, the knights achieved their record with an outstanding defensive ef¬ fort. Leading the Knights were co-captains Jeff Kooken and Chad Downer, and a great team effort overall came from Mike Sullivan, Chris Rozzi and Dan O’Neal. Kevin Kirkpatrick and Mike Demelis also contributed to the team’s success. 1st row: Jim Gioia, Mike Demelis, Mark Hoffman, George Azar, Chris Rozzi. 2nd row: Kevin Kirkpatrick, Dan O’Neill, Chad Downer, Ben Velishka, Jeff Kooken, Mike Sifterlen, Coach Phil “Bing” Miller. 164 Sports Girls’ J.V. Basketball The girls’ J.V. basketball team finished their season with an outstanding record of 16-2. Well-deserved victories were a result of the perseverance of a team united by Coach Wrigley’s expertise. Noteworthy contribu- tors were Nancy Skiba, Julie Craf- ton, Carma Rorke and Amy Mc¬ Leod. There is a very high chance that such players will soon assist in upholding the varsity squad’s traditionally proud record. 1st Row: 14, Andrea Parent, Amy McLeod, Amy Kelleher, 13, Mo Healy 2nd Row: Coach Wrigley, 20, Dawn Benson, C.J. Bernal, Kristen Pearless, Megan Lochmann, Julie Crafton, 34, Carma Rorke, Liz Dockray Tradition — it abounds from North Andover wrestling. The team is a remarkable 159-5-2, with three state and two New England championships in the last decade. After winning the league, sectional, state, and commonwealth cup championships, and a third place in New England last year, the team faced a rebuilding sea¬ son. Strong tradition prevailed. Led by junior captains Matt Abel and Doug Dreffer, the team repeated as league champs. Outstanding performers were Scott Determan, Joel Henry, Bill Sullivan, and Jeff Roche. With no seniors on varsity, the team looks for¬ ward to another outstanding season next year. Wrestling 1st Row: Bill Sullivan, Jeff Roche, Matt Abel, Doug Dreffer, Joel Henry, Scott Determan. 2nd Row: Lou Serrecchia, Brian Gallagher, Patrick Beime, Jason Ouellette, Brian Wheeler, Greg Huboux, Tim Ammon. 3rd Row: Coach Castricone, Dan Pickles, Dan Doumani, Matt Meagher, Kevin Healy, David Richie, Coach Crozier. 4th Row: Andy MacLeish, Robert MacLeish, Jim Determan, John MacDonald. 166 Sports yygspl ' ' . Bill Sullivan — blantant use of the arm bar. Matt Abel Tim Ammon on top of things. Sports 167 Gymnastics Under the leadership of Annette Pierog and Stepha¬ nie Tuttle, the team had a re¬ spectable season with a record of 3-5. Outstanding gymnasts were freshmen Kerry Brad¬ shaw and Tricia Dawson. The team is growing with its in¬ creasing numbers. In the fu¬ ture years, the team is ex¬ pected to improve its faults and move forward to victory. First Row: Kim Townley, Stefanie Tuttle, Annette Pierog, Jenn Pare, Manager Stacey Ahdinour. Second Row: Manager Chele Dion, Sue Kingsley, Becca Staverly, Michelle Robins, Lisa Soghigian, Kerry Bradshaw, Tricia Dawson, Coach Dan Desmond. I can Fly — Jen Pare Sue Kingsley 168 Sports Bosom Buddies; Jody Galant, Annette Pierog Sports 169 Introducing the Swim Team! No one can accuse North And¬ over High School sportsmen of being mere landlubbers any¬ more. NA’s first-ever swim team splashed into the forefront of the local sports scene with coaches Rick Lombard and Nancy Hibberd an d feat ured fish Margaret Cunningham, Laura Borgesi, Toni Frulla and Terri Tuttle. All the aquatic prepara¬ tion paid off when the team promptly sank old pros at Lexing¬ ton. So now that they’ve taken the initial dive, everything promises to go swimmingly from here on in. Front Row: Michele Gilbert, Margaret Cunningham, Javene Jones, Becki Kettinger, Sue Carey, Coach Lombard Second Row: Laura Borgesi, Michelle Conneamey, Lyn Fitzgibbons, Lisa Watson, Pam Bower Third Row: Jordan Correia, Dave McElhenny, Dave Ford, Howie Koons, Toni Frulla Fourth Row: George Toolan, Mark Satenstein, Terry Tuttle, Peter Gabriel, Noelle Festa Pam Bower 170 Sports Laura Borgesi Pam Bower Sports 171 jm Cheerleaders The 1986-87 Scarlet Knight cheerleaders were led by en¬ thusiastic co-captains Karen Steams and Chris Gabriel. The girls enjoyed a successful season, gracefully landing in second place in the Cape Ann Cheerleading Competition. The squad also gave a tremendous amount of support to the soccer, football, basketball, and hockey teams through out the year. First Row: Tracey Brockway, Corrine Nitzsche Second Row: Kim Hajjar, Jen Shea, Sonya Salois, Angie Spears, Colleen Kelley, Jen Nugent, Karen Steams Third Row: Jen Nassar, Kelli French, Chris Gabriel Fourth Row: Jacquelin Winning, Tara Joyce, Erin Morrisey Colleen Kelley, Angie Spears, Jen Nassar, Anastasia Geladares Second Row: Kim Hajjar, Jen Nugent, Sonya Salois, Tricia Foulds Colleen Kelley 172 Sports Team on top Erin McVeigh Sports 173 This years baseball team was very success¬ ful. The team hatted its way to Cape Ann League championship, they also won the Lawrence Tournament and made it to the second round of the Division II playoffs. Varsity Baseball First Row: Mike Parker, Dan Rennie, Rob Danus, Justin Zuill, Sam Conte. Second Row: Dave Herrmann, Pat Wheeler, Matt Strobel, Todd Rembis, Sean Connolly, Coach John Strobel. Sam Conte Pat Wheeler, P.J. McCabe 174 Sports Sam Conte Matt Strobel Sports 175 First Row: Karen Checicki, Arlene Uszynski, Maureen Fumeaux, Sue Crevier, Beth Kalinowski, Kathy Mahoney, Pam Hilton. Second Row: Coach Ed Shruender, Kelly Asselin, Lisa Watson, Maggie Pemhle, Julie Crafton, Margie Luck, Debbie Lesofsky, Jen Stulgis, Amy Trask, Laura Borgesi. First Row: Sue Carlson, Lisa Grasso, Karen Nadeau, Stephanie Tuttle, Stefani Guanera, Beth Barry, Kristen Spirdione. Second Row: Coach Schena, Dawnellen Mooers, Kristen Moses, Julie Dorsey, Val Sobel, Tara Callagy, Maggie Skibba, Kris Neff. S ' vi §vT s � ' W ' JP wr i hi H ms 71 f w [M Debbie Lesofsky 176 Sports Tara Callagy Julie Crafton Softball Though 1986 was a disappointing season, with a 6-12 record, the Girls Varsity Softball team showed definite promise for the upcoming year with strong underclassmen. Next years team is predicted to have an outstanding season. Maggie Skibba Stephanie Tuttle Sports 177 Boys Track The Track Team had a very impressive showing this spring, ending the sea¬ son at 4-5. The Team performed well with three of its losses handed to them in the last event of the meet. Rick Fredette, Todd Whitely, and B.J. Ferris were all consistent per¬ formers. Next year the team looks to Len Annaloro, Steve Nugent, and Clem Chung for im¬ proving its record. First Row: Jackie Tomko, Richard Allison, Boh Keene, Todd Whitley, Rick Fredette, B.J. Ferris, Bill Sullivan, Dan Moynihan Second Row: Coach Callegy, Rick Cusino, Russ Des Roches, Steve Heinze, Bart Cahill, Jamie Nobel, Scott Mambro, Rob Grimmett, Jim Chou, Julie Barry Third Row: Clem Chung, Ben Kalinowsky, Keith Reynolds, Lenny Annaloro, Steve Nugent, Eric Loyall, Joe Harb, Mike Lemberger Fourth Row: Rob MacLeish, Kevin Delaney, Brian Lemberger, Gerry McCarthy, Tim Howard, Jamie Ferris, Chad Thomas, Frank Hooper Fifth Row: (hr) Andy Petronio, Joe Smith, Scott Dozois, Jeff Kooken, David Maura, Pat Maura, Eric Lynch, Mike Sullivan, D.J. Ramsden. Scott Mambro Lenny Annaloro Rob MacLeish, the competitor, Keith Reynolds 178 Boy’s Track Rob MacLeish Steve Nugent Boy’s Track 179 Girls Track The Girls Track team finished 5- 4 in 1986 in the CAL with other strong performances at Wilming- ton Invitational and the And¬ over Boosters meet. Times and distances were always improving as intensity and drive continued to be strong. The long-distance runners were led by seniors Kelly Gurry and Erin McLaughlin. Christy Carlson led the sweep in throwing events. Tri-captains for 1987 are top discus thrower, Kathy Cavanaugh, who captured first place in many meets, Anne Lynch who had outstanding achievements in sprinting events, and Kim Riordan. The future looks bright as varsity let¬ ter winners such as Michele Gilbert, Kendra Lippmann, Stacy Holmes, and Amy Keleher return for the next season. First Row: Coach Lawlor, Jen Bent, Sue Pelletier, Jen Sobel, Kelly Peck, Ellen Balmas, Lynn McDonald, Gim Heiss, Coach Listemick. Second Row: Tammy Petronio, Amy Kelleher, Erin McLaughlin, Christy Carlson, Kelly McGuire, Kim Riordan, Maura O’Connell, Anne Lynch, Kathy Murphy. Third Row: Susan Greenwood, Julie Papalia, Kathy Cavanaugh, Kelly Gurry, Kendra Lippmann, C.J. Bernal, Sonya Salois, Julie Fragala. Fourth Row: Michelle Gilbert, Claire Fitzpatrick, Lori Noonan, Sharyn Nugent, Amy Kennicker, Jen Nugent, Lisa Houde, Stacy D’Alessandro. Fifth Row: Jacqueline Gallagher, Susan Kingsley, Lisa Donadt, Chrissy Foss, Dawn Benson, Cindy Crowe, Stacy Holmes, Kim Trask. Sixth Row: Kirsten Killilea, Cindy McDonald, Beth Labelle, Gina Bothwell, Kim Jacobs, Lisa Hannan, Kerry Austin, Cathy McMahon. 180 Sports Sue Pelletier Kathy Cavanaugh Kathy Murphy Sue Greenwood Maura O’Connell Sports 181 Girls Tennis Last Spring’s Tennis Team served up a respectable season with a final record of 7-6. Under the coaching of Brian McNally an d Dan Desmond, the team showed great sportsmanship and spirit. Led hy seniors, Tracie Dion and Linda Scarborough the team is looking towards the future and the addition of promis¬ ing underclassmen, to aid in the success of the upcoming season. 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ESS) [617] 687-9236 NORTH ANDOVER TEXACO Complete Cor Care 980 Osgood St [Route 125] North Andover, MA 01845 V_7 V_y 195 The Staff Advisor Miss Janet Bryan Editors Kelly Tobin Elaine Fann Assistant Editors Kathryn Sollie Racquel Borey Advertisement Editor Lisa Cimmino Copy Editor Timothy Murphy Senior Section Karen Lally Julie Papalia Kara Doive Sports Editor Dave Herrmann Photography Peter Rohde Chris Drogos Renee Savage Kathryn Sollie Chief Trouble-Shooter Laura Borgesi Members Candice Kirkles, Erin McLaughlin, Christy Carlson, Karen Fulks, Colleen Walsh, Chad Dalton, Maura McLung, Rob Danus, Matt Della Croce, Mike Sibol, Jen Hyder, Denise Lane, Margie Luck, Karen Raney, Anne Healey, Sue Carlson, Melissa Kirkles, Jen Warnshuis Way back when, our staff consisted of three people who knew the ins-and-outs of yearbook production, or at least who thought they did. Miss Janet Bryan, as advisor, reshaped our conceptions of ideal layouts, photographs, key phrases, and more. We hope that our endeavors, last minute as they were, reflect her expertise. Elaine, what would we have done without your fancy filing technique, or likewise, without Kathryn’s last story? The final late night session enlightened select members of the staff, who have come to know the true meaning of “yearbook. ” This I dedicate to them: The cinnamon roll refused to jump with the chair that happily regurgitated the eyelash! K.T. 200