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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1988 volume:

' m M Hlr jtatJ m ■ The long and winding road that leads to your door j, will never disappear. I’ve seen that road before, it always leads me here, leads me to ybiiir door.” ' v- Xhe Beatles 0 INg 1646 E. Sharkey Reading Cerrtei N. Andower High School OVER public WORKS ;; , j, V i ALL ROADS LEAD “ROAD-n. an ordinary line of communication between different places, used by horses, travellers on foot, or vehicles.” Every day for four long years, we have travelled a road called high school; a common road that varies with the decisions we make. Whether it be the friends we choose, the classes we take, or the activities we participate in, the decision is our own. Since the freshman year, we have maneuvered the twists and turns of the aca¬ demic path, guided by signposts — our teachers. They have given us direction and motivation throughout our drive for knowledge, so that as June 1988 rolls around we can construct our own path. Our high school route will now diverge into our separate roads. Where we go from here is up to us, as we utilize the guidance and direction we have been given. Now is the time to forge our own destinations. As the ancient warrior Hannibal said, “I will find a way or make one.” And so must we . .. TO N.A. J 4 LETHALLY LATE You’re running a little late in the morning but think you can make it if you hurry. You save your make-up to put on in first period and skip breakfast — again. It’s 7:30 and you’re turning onto Osgood street, pass the police sta¬ tion, go one more block and OH LORD, there it is, you’ve heard about it, it’s happened to your friends, and NOW, it’s happening to YOU — about three- hundred cars and fifty buses are also trying to get into school — Great! You curse “those stupid speed bumps until 7:35 when you finally make into the driveway. Of course there are no parking spaces left and to aggravate you more, someone has taken up two spaces with his car. You fly over to the forbidden teacher’s parking lot and sprint across campus hoping to make it to homeroom — good luck! You hear the morning announcements as you run through the corridors. With ten seconds left in homeroom, you burst in and breathlessly plead your case with your homeroom teacher. She’s in a bad mood this morning too, and doesn’t feel like changing her attendance slip again, so you go down to the office, sign in, get a pass for first period and wait to be called down for your hearing. Because of the new tardiness rules, you know the afternoon will be spent in detention, and again you curse “those stupid speed bumps” for making you late — again! CAUTION Mothers and children were driven from their innocent play at Drummond playground on Sunday, September 27 at 1:00, when N.A. seniors invaded the territory in order to carry on an important tradition. Donned in red and black, the spirited class of 1988 showed no in¬ hibitions about saying “cheese.” CHILDREN AT PLAY PAIRanoia Is it love? A crush? Ask Dear Abby. Or better yet, ask your best friend to ask the desired object’s best friend. From that first freshman obsession (usually with an unattainable senior), to your last senior fling, love, passion and romance are on every student’s (and Mr. Sanford’s) mind. No one is immune — Cupid’s arrow strikes us all at one time or another. Everyone, it seems, is looking to be one-half of a couple. Some have been “going out” for years. They’re the ones you see kissing in the hallway and wearing each other’s class rings. Others go merrily from person to person — a week here, a month or two there, a few casual dates at a party. They make themselves the perennial topic of conversation among friends who apparently have nothing else to talk about: are they still dating? Didn’t I see her holding hands with_just last week? I heard they — well you know at Chris’ party. It continues perpetually. Of course there are also those you see mooning over unrequited love, carrying a torch for some uncaring soul for what seems to be forever. However it happens, and its sure to happen, that first love, crush, or futile obsession will be remembered every time you look back on the golden days of high school. TAKE A WALK Clowns speaking Spanish, dinosaurs studying psychology, and devils reading Shakespeare were not uncommon sights on October 30 at the high school. Halloween spirit abounded as pumpkins, caveman and ghouls swamped the cafeteria, posing candidly for photographs and eating some scary-looking lunches! ON THE WILD SIDE HALL TALK The four minutes between classes at N.A.H.S. are barely enough to gather books and get to class. However, we always seem to find some time to get in a little gossip — of course it’s not really gossip, in a school as intimate as North Andover, just about any news is old news. It’s amazing how much can be learned in such a short time. Last weekend’s events are always recounted on Mondays: who went to which party with whom, who got caught doing what, how much so-and-so drank, who cheated on whom, and other juicy encounters which are more quietly whispered. Flunked tests, fights with friends, incomplete homework assign¬ ments, and how it is increasingly difficult to get up each morning is all heard toward the middle of the week. Fridays are the days to catch it all! Football games, parties, dates, how much, when, where, who; the hallways are never quite as alive from lunchtime on on Fridays. Even the teachers seem to smile a bit more, though they exchange juicy stories in the confines of the teachers’ lounge. There’s no doubt about it, you learn more that is immediately applicable in four minutes in the hallway than you did all period in class. MEMORY LANE 1984 Marines are moved out of Lebanon. Protests for the Seabrook nuclear plant erupts. — Wendy’s comes out with “Where’s the beef?’’ commercials. — USSR boycotts Summer Olympics in L.A. — the first US woman Kathryn Sullivan walks in space; mini-skirts start up again. — Baby Fae receives a baboon heart; Doug Flutie receives Heisman Trophy; Bandaid releases “Do They Know It’s Christmas’’; The VCR hits the American public. 1986 Patriots lose Superbowl to Chicago Bears; Space Shuttle ex¬ plodes; cyanide laced Tylenol incidents.; Chernobyl nuclear disaster in USSR; Len Bias dies due to cocaine overdose one day after being drafted by the Celtics; Hands-Across America stretches from coast to coast; Celtics win 16th Championship; The Statue of Liberty turns 100; Harvard celebrates 350 years of higher education; Boston Red Sox lose the World Series in the seventh game. 1985 Tanning salons are all the rage; Madonna and Cindy Lauper debut as rock’s hottest women; Boston is rated second best metro area to live in in the US; Coke changes it’s formula; TWA flight 847 is hijacked; Live Aid; US senate joins in op¬ position against South Africa; Riots in Lawrence erupt when racial tension rises; US starts to try and ban certain rock music; Prince Charles and Lady Di visit New York; Halley’s Comet rides by. 1987 North Andover resumes using tap water. US wins back America’s Cup. Merrimack Valley falls victim to a flood. Jim and Tammy Bakker are dethroned from the PTL ministry in scandal; N.A.P.D. arrest 57 teens for a beer bash; Gary Hart and Donna Rice hit the scandal sheets; Reagan fails with his first two choices for the Supreme Court; Gorbachev visits the US for summit talks; the 1988 presidential Campaign heats up; Biden is out of the race for misquoting; Baby Jessica is safely rescued from her back yard well. The Persian Gulf begins to stand out as a testing ground for war in the Middle East. Gary Hart re-enters the presidential race. ADVISE AND CONSENT- Mrs. Meg Hibbard and friends. I t’s hard to believe that you went from lining us up in the gym to lining us up at the prom. In fact, you’ve helped us line up four outstanding years. Neither of you knew what you were getting into when you took on the job of advisors to the class of ’88, but it is now time to tell you just how we appreciate it and you. Our fundraisers, dances, and most of all our prom could never have succeeded without your guidance and advice. And for the students who worked with you closely, you played more than the role of our advisors — you were our friends. All the hard work seemed so easy when we had you to crack a joke or discuss a common problem. You have risen above the walls of the fieldhouse and touched each and every one of us with your talents and devo¬ tion — and for this we thank you from all our hearts. Thanks! 1 “DON’T LEAVE CLASS WITHOUT IT” T ravel at N.A.H.S. No, a student doesn’t need a VISA, but rather the ever wel¬ comed GREENPASS. Do you want the embarrassment of being caught without one? Live life to the fullest and travel down the halls in style. Having problems with Mr. Hamel? Flash him the GREENPASS and watch him wimper away. And the GREENPASS is accepted school¬ wide. Feel like a vacation in the exotic Foreign Language Resource Center? GREENPASS gets you there first class and virtually hassle- free. When teachers see you carrying the GREENPASS they’ll flash you a smile of respect and cater to your every wish. Or how about achieving new heights in the academic excellence. GREENPASS is your key to open the doors to power and knowl¬ edge. The world renown N.A.H.S. I.M.C. demands the quality and prestige of the GREENPASS. It will get you the recognition you want and the assistance you need. And they don’t accept American Express or white- lined paper! — Tim Howard i j s Dana Adam - Kevin Abernathy Jennifer A. Anderson Jonathan T. Anderson Matthew A. Abel ■ ■ -;■ ■? .;::.-;.u.f ' “I never knew a better time Sj and I guess I never will ’ — Elton John Kristin Anderson David Archambault Daniel Arcidiacono Kelly Asselin Karen Bailey Beth A. Barry George Azar Traci Barkhouse Michael S. Battersby Amy E. Bailey “Talk about a dream. Try to make it real.” — Bruce Springsteen Bartholomew J. Baumstark Seniors 7 2F Brian Beal Patrick Beirne Scott D. Beaudoin “So put me on a highway and show me H a sign - and take it the limit one more time.” — the Eagles Wayne A. Beaudoin Mary Beresford Connie Jo Bernal Stephanie E. Berube Silvia C. Bettez Dustin W. Black Joseph V. Blandini Thomas Blinn Gina L. Bothwell Pamela Bower Stephanie M. Bradley Shane Bower Daniel P. Bowes Christopher Brogan Margaret Bryan “You can’t have everything . .. where would you put it?” — Steven Wright John Brouder Anthony Burgie Javier Buron Lizetta Brown Nara Bushner Elizabeth B. Butler Tara M. Callagy Suzanne Carey Bartholomew Cahill Christopher Camasso Suzanne Carlson “I’m telling you now, the greatest thing you can ever do, is trade smiles with someone who’s blue.’’ — Led Zepplin Lisa M. Campbell Gregory T. Christo Carla Marie Ciampa Clement Chun “Some people are lucky, but luck itself is an art.” — Color of Money Kristen Cincotta Gary R. Citron Christine Clancy Sean P. Clark Lisa K. Clayton Kristen Cloutier Maryann Connolly Maureen Connolly Sean J. Connolly Christopher P. Cook Mark D. Cooney “You may say ii I’m a dreamer . . . but I’m not the only one.” — John Lennon David G. Cottone Maria Covello Kimberly A. Crabb Erik Crago Daniel Crane Robert Crawford John Cummings Jennifer Healy Daniel J. Crevier “All the doors I closed one time will open up again ... Sharon M. Cunha Stacey D’Alessandro All the eyes that watched me once will smile and take me in.” — Steve Windwood Tracey Daley Aline da Silva Richard DeLisle Michael Denton Scott Determan 1 Kelly Deyermond Daniel Doherty Marie E. DiBenedetto Seniors 33 “These are the times to remember, for they will not last forever.” — Billy Joel Julie Dorsey Douglas R. Dreffer Maureen Doherty Nancy T. Doucette Dale Enaire Daniel J. Dolfe Daniel Doumani Scott Enright Jennifer Evans David Fanuele Claire FitzPatrick Robert Fogarty Jt i: . Susan G. Fowler Anne Marie Fortin “Come on baby. Let the good times roll.” — Shirley Lee Sheryl Frazier Kelli F. French Spniors 35 Toni K. Frulla blow down you move too fast i you’ve got to make the moment last.” — Simon Garfunkel James Gilmartin Brian Gallagher Lorraine M. Geraci Lisa Grasso Douglas P. Gallagher Michele Gilbert Susan Greenwood Stefani Guarnera Marc Hatch Matthew J. Hennessey Joseph M. Harb Lynne Hardy Paul Heinze Cathy M. Herrington Emma Hilton rr Amy Hoffman Lisa Houde Timothy Howard Lisa M. Holdsworth James M. Hurley i Francis Hooper i Joshua Houghton Kimberly E. Jacobs Laura Johnson Kimberly A. Joyce Tara Joyce ■ L., ' y ' • ■ ' -Oi ■ - ■ .. “ ' L; mem “If I can make dt here, %V:; ■ :: S ' , 9 ; ' S ' . js ;%jS- 1 Sx; X I’ll make it •,,, ! .. - s ■ anywhere.” -— Frank Sinatra r ' ' V: ■ ■ T ■. w-.r. • s ■ ■ - V .••• ' ■ • - ' .. •■ •; .v • .. X ■z - •,. •_ ' ’’1 J ' fe ' 1- ■ ■ - . ■ -=.f - Amy Keleher Christopher Kaddaras Amy M. Kennicker Richard Kierstead James K. Killelea Kirsten Killilea David Knightly “And we’re not little children. We know what we want. The future is certain. Give us time to work it out.” — Talking Heads Christopher Klashka Tracy Kothman Kari Kleinow Sehoon Kwak Elizabeth A. Labelle Erik Laenen Lisa Lanzoni Andrew Larson Michelle M. Laro Brett Leavitt “It’s the simplest feelings that count.” — Harry Truman Debra L. Lesofsky Suzanne M. Levesque Kendra Lippmann Mark Livesey Kimberly Lodge Eric Loyall “The answer my friend, is blowing in the wind.” — Peter, Paul Mary Ellen Loth 5 Robert Lyons Scot MacLean Paul MacMillan Alyssa Marchese Christopher Marconi Tricia L. Matthews Bonnie Mattheson David C. Maurer ' - 7 . ' ‘You can lead a horse to water, but that doesn’t make it a duck.” — Bruce Willis John W. Matthews Karen McCarthy Kristine McCarthy Maura McClung -—p Cynthia D. McDonald Suzanne McGregor Elizabeth A. McGuire David M. Medige Matthew J. Meagher Dawn Meldrum Pamela Mele Jacquelyn Moran I do recall these were the best times most of all.” — Journey Scott Mendes Jason Miller Dawn-Ellen Mooers Erin Morrissey Kristin D. Moses .Seniors 4.S ‘Xet s shut our eyes aad pretend and maybe once agcun we can be young and innocent.” — St. Elmo’s Fire Jeffrey T. Murphy Jennifer Nassar Alfred Mosto Jennifer Mugavero Peter Murphy Karen J. Nadeau Kristine Neff Paul Nelson 1 Sandra A. Nicetta Lori A. Noonan Jennifer E. Nugent Sharyn M. Nugent Michael O’Neil Jason Ouelette “Lean on me, when you’re not strong. I’ll be your friend. I’ll help you carry on.” — Club Nouveau Kari Packer Danielle Page Qi r i rc I 4.7 Amy E. Pangione ♦ Karen Pappalardo James Pangione Kevin Parisi Jennifer Parker Mehool S. Patel T “Try to Realize it’s all within yourself, no one else can make you change.” — George Hamilton Brad Perocchi Tamara Petronio Rebecca Pickard Annette Pierog Michael Plisinski Keith Reynolds “Everyday . . . seems a little longer.” — Buddy Holly Brendan J. Richards Kristen M. Roberts Mala Rastogi David Ritchie Heather L. Robinson t ■ Jeffrey P. Roche Carma M. Rorke i Dennis Sacco Douglas Rogers Greggory J. Rudinsky Sonya Salois .Ti-- “Here I go out on the road again, here I go, turn the page.” — Bob Segar Daniel Ryan Jeffrey Sapienza Holly Schick Hannelore Schumm Pamela Seddon Joseph Sibol Stephen C. Silberman Erik Smith Valerie Sobel Angeline L. Spears Trina Serrecchiai Corrado Steri William H. Stratton Kristin Spirdione ■i i “You’ve got to talk without speaking, Cry without weeping, scream without raising your voice.” Michael Sullivan Tara M. Sullivan c Jennifer Tanko Christopher P. Tetler ( Peter S. Tardie Maureen Thomas “Reach out and touch Somebody’s hand. Make this world a better place.” — Diana Ross Cheryl Taylor Jennifer J. Thornley Nancy P. Torrey Jeffrey S. Tucker “I hope you don’t mind that I put down the words how wonderful life is while you’re in the world.” — Elton John Taqua Turner Stephanie M. Tuttle Robert S. Veras Brenda Vernile i Hilary Wald Ching Wang Lisa A. Watson Kristy Wheaton Seniors 55 “And though you want to last forever, you know you never will. And the goodbye makes the Journey harder still.” — Cat Stevens Brian Wheeler Bradford Whipple Shizuko Yamasaki Kimberly Ann Yetman Jaclyn Winning Melanie A. Young Monique A. Young David Zappala Karen P. Motley David Young Sean G. Pichea CAMERA SHY Joseph R. Mitchell Most Talented; Kim Yetman and Joe Blandini ABEL, MATTHEW; “Matt ; Football 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3 (capt.), 4 (capt.), MEM¬ ORY: Gallagher in the Blazer in the parking lot; Party in Pettine’s truck.; Beating Gibley up, then getting beaten by him, then beating him, etc . . . ABERNATHY, KEVIN; “Abba”, “App’s”; Football 1; Baseball 2; Hockey 3,4; MEMORY: “Puff’, “Chris the expert fisherman at the Prom”; Driving around at 3:00 in the morning with no place to go; Dave Parent trying to drive a boat; The Cape. ADAM DANA; MEMORY: G.R. getting Daddy’s new Bronco stuck on the beach; Ticket or squealing tires at the beach; Coon’s three hour parties; Mad four wheeling at Missilesite and Denrock; Driving with M.C. (death). ANDERSON, JENNIFER; “Chmen Chman Chanderson, Jen”; Soccer 1; SADD 3 (v.p.), 4 (pres.); Spirit Club Pep Rally 4; MEMORY: Canada w K.F., S.L., L.H., Sue, “Hold the bus! Nobody is leaving until I find my other boot!”; The Bahamas w Sue and family. Thanks!; (Hot tub. Bo Arrow, Zoomies); New Year s Eve fights between Kelli Tara, “I think I’ve been hit”; Prom ’87, Kelli, I’ll save You!” My parents at the Red Sox game Sue 1 at the swamp; Merrimack with Karen Pam, “Don’t forget T.O. guys!” Lake W. w my sister, Marcy (the rock; G.L. R.L.); Summa Humma; “Why is Tara hiding in the woods?”; A.F.; Geisha Tuna fish; 8 16 86; “Jen’s super deep”, “Kelli, the stairs aren’t that slippery why did you fall?”; . . . and the ton of other great times with the best friends in the world the greatest sister! Thanks guys! ANDERSON, JONATHAN; “Corky”; Hockey 2,3A, Football 2; S DD 3,4 (v p ); MEMORY: Moonlight surfing; February vacation ’87; Surfing with Pigeon and Nu Nu; Town Country forever!; Jen E.; Knightmaster. ANDERSON, KRISTIN; “Krissy”; Cheerleading 4; MEMORY: Summer ’87 w M D. L. J. — the night of the 3 Gumby’s w T.B., H. W.; China Blossom w M.S. L J ; Ha. w H.W., K.M., C.M., K.W.; We don’t need another hero!; Boston! DCA! the Subani at Sobel ’sw H.W. L.J.; Night I went sideways; Channel One!; 9 w M.B.; Waiting in the rain w J.N.; The Kab w T.B. MB.; Skinny — I m a cowboy! Hutch!; I’m going to decompose you with my space modulator!; JMD 9 21 87; one for Robo-cop; TW? Hey, Thanks guys — I love you all! ARCHAMBAULT, DAVID; “Arch”; MEMORY: The Bomber at Papa’s; Bob’s cel¬ lar; Survival class; The toasted marshmallow; Spot; s and d; Me and Dave R’s good luck! Class Lady and Gentleman: Carma Rorke and Doug Rogers ASSELIN, KELLY “Magoo, B”; Softball 1,2,3,4 (capt); MEMORY: Beach times with DL (M Street); All the good times with AE being chased at 11:00 Pm w AE; 111 always remember RM; Jane, and Kris in the Nurse’s office, the door doesn t lock!; Chicken noises with Michelle; Always remember KS, BM, NB, AE, MF, AF, and DF. BAILEY AMY; “Amelia”; Field Hockey 1; Field Hockey Manager 2; Literary Maga¬ zine 2,3,4; MEMORY: Jen Devine and the Golden Hen; Duran:; The Glad Day Bookstore; Shredded; Andy Warhol; King Cambridge; “Bright and Sunny”; Jeff W. Killed Aurelio!”; Liz, her dates and one MAFOR spill; My biggest regret; Lipstick at lunch; French with Carla; Panicking with Lisa; Alyssa and our uncontrollable rebel¬ lion; “The View”; and the intense talks; “Wha? ...” Hi Psychoanalyzing every¬ one; U2; My black candle and Jason . . . BARKHOUSE, TRACI: “Space,” “T,” “Bark-ti”; Track 1; Wrestling Manager 3,4; MEMORY; TJMM, 4,; And the summer of ’ 86; Night of the 3 Gumby’s; in JC 9 5 86; Moe’s infatuations; Me Meg never remembering the night before; Jen, always so faithful; MD’s mom walking in; KL’s car; Flippin’ out w MD; JN’s . . . bum of Dorse’s; Stefs Bark-it!”; SH finding the cap in 5th grade; 11 15 86, Jeff Roche’s party BJ’s car!; Leaving the dump w Meg hanging out of JP’s car by her feet; Hearing Mrs. B yelling as Me Meg run down the street; Going in whenever we wanted to at MD’s freshman year; Driving around w Ba and Joe, never going less than 100; The Weight Club, always screaming; of course Laurei always the loudest; The day Traci Became “Smurf’; I’ll never 4-get any of it; Luv ya buys! And most of all, Neal ... I love you!!!! BARRY, BETH; “Bete,” “Becky”, “Nu-Berry”, Babs, Skidda’ Student Council 1,2,3,4; Class vice-Pres, 3; Soccer 1,2; Basketball 1; Softball 1,2; Boys Basketball manager 2,3,4; Soccer manager 3,4; Pep Rally 4; Yearbook 4; MEMORY: Leader¬ ship Conf ’86; Red’s bash; 2 weeks at “Ski’s”; Jr. Class Party; Adventures w ML in Lawrence; Boston; Haffners — You name it! Bonus! “If there is absolutely nothing to do we can go to my house!!; KF falling down saying “Ifs slippery out!”; My endless obsessions!; Parties at Parker’s; Gorkdi’s after Jr. Prom; Meeting MP and BB; All-nighters with U; Hotel California; Daytona w JD and KC; Beach adven¬ tures w Kr “Hey raubits, wanna go to a paaarty? Mad talks w HS — I love ya” The Savage Wagon! Revival of a friendship w RS; Losing Dit on the overpass. BATTERSBY, MICHAEL; Football 1,2; Skiing 1,2,3,4 MEMORY: July 4th at BS; 3 years in a row; Midnight surfing w JA and BS; Meredith; N.H. w BBand DC; Winter break at JA’s Saturday Day night w JA, BS, DD, at 133; A wild year w DC; Plans w JA, SS, LC, GZ, CR; Ski Team with PM; Hilton Head SC w JA and BS. BAUMSTARK, BARTHOLOMEW; “Beam”; Basketball, National Honor Society 2,3,4; MEMORY: Y ball; The Dead; SE kissing my driveway; MS getting slugged; EL answering the phone; KR and us and the snowband; The interrupted drive through town; The p)ower comer (FH, MH, KY) The woods and my left boatshoe. BEAUDOIN, SCOTT; “Bodie”; Soccer 1,2,3,4 Skiing 1,2,3,4 (co-capt.); Tennis 1,2,3,4 (capt.) MEMORY: The funtimes with PL, KR, BF, NT and HS; The NA Soccer Team; NA Ski Tearn; The good times with CP and BP; The Bahamas, Maine, New York, Arizona, Las Vegas, California, early morning ski trips; ASU. BEAUDOIN, WAYNE; “Bodie”; Soccer 1,2,3,4 (capt.); Skiing 1,2,3 4; Tennis 2; MEMORY: MVM; My junior year with KR; State Game in the snow; My soccer and skiing years; all fun times with KR, PL, and BF; And all the great soccer parties. BEIRNE, PATRICK; “Mat Bum”; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Pep Rally 4; MEMORY: The golf games at midnight; The business; Late night trips to get car parts; Living at the beach and never sleeping; Scenic routes through Boston; The almost daily visits to the beach from Ski; The velcro ndrome I was saved from; Friends in Hampton; Thanks for a great senior year. Ski!; The eagles at lOOmph through campers. BERNAL, CONNIE JO; “CJ”, “Ceej”, “Jeep”; Student Council 1,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4 (co-capt); Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Pep Rally 4; Yearbook 4; MEMORY: Pam — I’m with you babe; No-fruit pie; VS — what is it the weather?; You m be right JP this place-rots; AK = can she talk?; Watching males and motion w. CR Well — no! w KL, AK, and JP; Math class w BB, BL, KL, and AK; Sten, somethings in the dining room; The Perkins strangler; KL and AK.; Crash¬ ing into stone wall w BB; the lunge for my jacket w KL; Do you have to be Catholic to go?; running into the woods after TN’s party; Winning first field hockey game; Aimby at the movies; New York — Blimpies; psst’s; Meeting JP; “oops”; “Piano Man”; chasing BJ up the street at KK; Okeedokee; off the streets; Boston w JP, CR, PJ, VS, and TP; nearest convenience store. BERUBE, STEPHANIE; “Steph,” “Quef’ “Tanie”; Tennis L3 Band 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: Hanging out with TT, JM, SM, KK, JL, MH.; Band Practice with MH, BH,; Sliming money at McDonald’s. BETTEZ, SYLVIA- “Sil”, “Tez”; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Rally; MEM¬ ORY: Freshman days of trouble; My 16th birthday party; Meeting Jimmy as a sophomore and staying together throughout the years; Thanks KW; March 9, ’86; The 4th of July ’86; The escapes from NA at the Palace with AS; Frostbite at Star’s; I’m not Ozzy!; Mining the bus in Boston with Tim; My forever growing friendship with Tricia, I should have known you’d understand; My friends from now and before — AS, LH, TM, TH, TA, KL, and KW. Class Couple: Stefani Guamera and Brendan Richards BLACK, DUSTIN; “Hawk”, “KingSchlonga”, “Crash”; Hockey 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; MEMORY: Tets house April vacation without Tet; Meeting Tol. at KM house; The two hands meet at Den and Sean; DP — big melons; single sleep DB and DP; First day driving jitters; Hockey sleepover at Maso’s house; NHD memories with Den and the six; Den 125 down 495. BLANDINl, JOSEPH; “Queeki”, “Vin” m Jumpin’ Joe; Marching Band (Drum Major); 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Cabaret Night; Skiing 1,2,3,4; Speech Team 3 yrs.; Student Council 1 year; Pep Rally 3 yrs; Spirit Club 1 year; MEMORY: The doorknobs in AU room; MD’s support; MT, SM, KF, MH, BM, MD, BB, DM, CW, ND, MD. in the band; Cabaret; The Island, PC and RWC; Youth Group; Canada; Disney World; PT’s wisecracks; When MG showed up at the CN party; “Shook me 1 all night long.”; Billy Joel, Huey Lewis, and Boston; The Zone w BE, RD, JM, and BB; My best friends — ML, SU, LB. I BOTHWELL, GINA; “G”; Track 1,2,3,4; SADD 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Spirit Club 4; MEMORY: “Kristen, I promise not to let anyone in, honest,” “Excuse me, excuse me”; Pic III; KP; “Give me your fxxketbook’ ’ “My Reebod, “How about those Red I Sox?”; Failing tests w JW, DD; Hey, “Sweet 16”; “My buddy”; “African Poush I Bugee”; “kick upside the head”; MD’s new house; “The Mission”; TF Scrape Glass; Night before Thanksgiving; Red Fiero; LG, my great memories with Md; Thanks to all my friends for the great times. BOWER, PAMELA- “Spam”, “Pamelita”, “Chmamala Chmeed Chmower”; Track 1; Swim 3,4; SADD 3,4; Yearbook 4; Spirit Club 4; MEMORY: Working at Merrimack w JA and KP; Carma and 1 on my boat on the 4th of July w the whole Melrose football team!; July 2nd, Parker’s party getting arrested!; DD and I in my mother’s car when the muffler broke; Saying “Oh ... I think I. . . !” KC, TC and I on the way home from the beach rest area!; and May 3rd meeting TR! ; BOWER, SHANE; MEMORY: The “BOOSH”; Which came from Crane Fat Gut; I The constant threats from the “Boosh”; Math class of ’87; “Come back Shane, the : worst movie to see in school.” i BOWES, DANIEL; “ Dan”, “Magic”; Baseball 1,2; Hockey 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: FebruaiT vacation at CC weekend at DB; Going to the beach with CT and his mouth; That Gross party; Playing cards at Winn’s; Bon Jovi at Great Woods; The : game against Amesbury; All those great weekends; Thanks Mon and Dad. Best Looking: Jen Nassar and Dave Zappala Most Intelligent: Michele Gilbert and Joe Sibol BF?ADLEY, STEPHANIE; “Brads, Peffy”; Track 1’; Skiing2,3,4(capt.); MEMORY: New Year’s Eve at fly swatters house trying to scoop her off the floor; The summer of ’86 X with KF trying to outnumber herself every weekend; October Feast with “escorts”; The night Chucky’s mother came JA’s and caused a bad scene; The 4th of July with TC and me “watching TV”; “Hairspray Bottle”; and all the wonderful times with DR. BROUDER, JOHN; “Brew”; Memory: The living room floor; Goose Bunples?; What’s it to you . Cool!; Waterbed Wed., The Booga Mobile. CAHILL, BART; “Toro”; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Soccer 1; Track 2,3,4 (Capt.); Student Council 4; Spirit Club 4; MEMORY: McGoo’s Boat; Spike where is the king crab? “Abba shut your door”; The prom; 1 owe you CC; A year with TT, Thanks for the memories “Dummy”; One long journey with Spike behind the wheel of the mobile, where are you going now? CALLAGY, TARA; “Chmara Chmegan Chmallagy, Flyswatter, Cal”; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Yearbook 4; SADD 4; MEMORY: SBPD; “My three daughters”; Clamma trying to get change from the lady in the window; July 2, 1987 — 10:45 PM; “Hello-o-o-o TJ!” Julv 3, 1987 7:00 am, “Hi Ma, 1 got arrested last night, please don’t tell Dad!”; “Chris, You’re in a box!!”; New Year’s Eve fights w KF, JA walking into my fist! Cancun ’88 w JA, KF, SL; Jen’s super Jeep!; Me PM running out the back door from Cheering tryouts; Prom night ’87; Eggman dragging me up to listen “Guerrilla Noises”; “Hello, this is Natalie Bradley, Do you know where Stephanie is?”; “Does anyone?” CAMASSO, CHRISTOPHER; “Mas, Masso”; Soccer 1,2 (capt.) 3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: Bartster, Apps, Reese, and Cottone driving around until 3 am; Blocldng door with speaker; Con in the rocks, “We’re a package deal”; Crashing a $16,000 car into a pole; Not even mine; NH Bous CAMPBELL, LISA; “kitty”; Spirit Club 4; Pep Rally 4; MEMORY: SC, ND, SF, KB, Theresa, S and noses; Drys and him, N. “Hey Babe”; Surprise B-day party; 4-4 getting lost; Prom weekend; Bancroft; “Y”; Summer of’87; Huey concert; football, my step; 1 24 87; spending the times w Doug; I Love You! CAREY, SUZANNE; “Sue Blu Sue”; Field Hockey 1,2,3, manager 4; Drama Club 1,3,4; SADD 3,4; Swim Team 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Spirit Club 4; AFS 4; Chorus 1,2,4; MEMORY: “Lights out, Dad’s home!”, “Let’s back up the driving”; Drivin through Boxford to find KB’s house; 6 20 87; Mr. Muscles out the window; You are the worst flirt!; “He asked me what time it was!” “So who is it this week?; Fred at Whitney; Davy, Peter, and Mickey; the Prom; Watching the sunrise alone!; Madballs at HB, ouch! It’s a sandstorm!; Strawberry Newtons; Psycho 3; H T Duck; RC, DS, SB, MW, and DR!; Berta; Blue Bomber; The Tank; RL, TC, MD, KC, EE, CS, JN, MS, CTH, and RM Hydrox; Flippy tops! CARLSON, SUZANNE; “Scuz”; Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, Field Hockey 3; Yearbook 2,3,4; Lit. Mag. 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; MEMORY: Going to the ‘ ‘Maine’ ’ event with MG and Phil and seeing ‘ ‘Bean, ’ ’ ‘ ‘Jameson’ ’; and the man with eternal youth; Teaching TH, JH, and MG to drive a stick shift; Francais Avec La Vache Et le Slink; LL Bean at 3 am with JH, TH, and LC; The “Kiss” of Death from “The Spider Woman” In Hampton; Yes, Michelle, there is salt!; Street Signing; Drug night rebellion. BROWN, LIZETTA; “Liz”; Tennis 1,2; Track 3; Field Hockey 3; Yearbook 1,2,4; NHS 2,3,4; MEMORY: The ECLC bushes one morning; When SR and JF told me that Tommy was arrested; When TH, JH, and SR exchanged pants to go swimming and then that long walk from TP’s; “What if we don’t come down?; The Treehouse Gang; Windexing my computer; “Jimmy, 1 wanted to go out with you last night!”; The beach party with JP and CR; CJ, I’m sorry we’ re like this’ ’; Roger Waters; When JH said “That was a -ing awesome drag man”; When Jen Kirsten fell under my car; Fruit Roll-ups; Juicy carrots and Gummi bears; Me and JH’s surprise party; Tim, Jim, and Kim; Cats on the bus w JC; Thanks, dear; In Boston w CC, AP, and TP, Howard Off! BRYAN, MARGARET; “Meg, Meglet, Mank, Keg, etc . . . ”; Soccer 1; Wrestling Manager 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Pep Rally 4; MEMORY: TJMM 4; 11 7 86 Kevin; Ml girls par at Val’s; Skippin’ at SH’s with JN Moesy; LFW; KA 9; In JC with TB VH; New Years Eve cab; Never being where I am supposed to be; Sneaking out with TB, JA, JN, Bob; Painting Kev’s Kitchen. BURGIE ANTHONY; “Bowa, Black”; Football 1,3; MEMORY: Fighting in the gym soph, year; DC and MB at the dance; Harrison’s with PM ana gang in the wagon; Getting cjased bu TA on the way to the mall with Pm, DC and JS; Harrison’s on Easter with DB; The parties sleeping over KS’s house; Driving with MC; Denny’s. BURNHAM, MARISA; MEMORY: The Summer of “87”; Dec. 6, 1986; The vega!; Gerber baby. The day Chris and Maria met and that night; John!; Ml the good times with MY, CB, MC, JS, EL, and PC. BUSHNER, NARA; “Bush, Butch”; Chorus 2,3,4; MEMORY: Me and KS taking the kids for a driving lesson; Me and TC every Tuesday 12:30 at CB; Driving JW’s car as it falls apart as we drive down the street and Spird no more; DB and all my good times spent with KC, BM, NB, MP, AP; I love you guys; 1 love you Jeff forever. BUTLER, ELIZ BETH; “Lizard, Diz, Buthah”; Speech 3,4; Lit. 3,4; MEMORY: “Bear Hill?” Oh my God!; New Year’s Eve 1986; taking a major spill; “Hi, Am and her bohemianism trends; TJ Maxx; “Bear V”; drawing pic of JS; Wking Veal cutlet sub; “You are rude!”; being violated by Joel; My double-itis (and 1 ain’t talking bathing suits!!); EC and the fourth of July; club housing twice; Attic off; corpse ott; date-me; staying out ’til 7:30 am; Whah; outfititsat; Denny’s 9 18 87 and U2!; Parrotize-it; my dream to date a milk white flame; M rolling in sawdust; Ap’s dream coming true; China Blossom on my Birthday. CHRISTO, GREGORY; “Monte”, “Doctor”, “Captain”; PepRally3,4;Tennis3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: Mailbox Massacre w DG, and CC; You’re gay!!! Delay! Merri and her nicknames; Doug and his awesome Phoenix; Mr. Wizard; Mint!; Pete’s walk; Pete’s Rabbit (wascally wabbit); Band Camp ’86; It’s all over!; BA-na- na; “Hey Doug, guess what 1 have now?!; Mr. Kelly’s ties; Pancho Conzalez; Gum wrapper launchings in math w DM; Cabaret night ’87; “Girls of the world ain’t nothin’ but trouble!” To Pete, Doug, Dave, Sean, Pat, Grim (Lethal), Merri, Moe, Steve, Kris — It was a Blast! I’ll never forget you guys! CHUN, CLEMENT; “Hyundai”; Outdoor track 1,2,3,4 (capt); Indoor Track 4; Football 2,3,4; Math team 2,3,4 (capt); Nat. Honor Society 2,3,4 (VP); Marching Band 1,2,3; Boys’ state 4; Leadership Conference 3; MEMORY: The Gorilla at the Pep Rally; Do Peanuts float?; Swedish Fish; Tan or Pale?; Going to TH’s house twice in one night; Initials on Middle School; Frisbee, Soccer, Whiffleball, Snowball fights, and hide and seek in the park; Language; 3 hour bike ride with TP; FH plav ng a t game; Goose Bill; Who, Uh . . . Uh: “It’s only funny ’til someone gets poked in the eye.”; The sharks and the Garbage Pail Kids; Beating KR and PP at DD’s; Getting beat by KR in tennis; Star smasher and Moonhammer??; Do you want to see a i magic: “I bet I can make you say no.” Halloween of ’86’; Riverside w DD! J ClAMPA, CARLA; “C-a-h-l-a” Pep Rally 4, Student Council 4; MEMORY: Lipstick at lunch with Amy; Having LC making sure I don’t panic me? never; French 3 - around June, avec Mademoiselle; The million plus guys I’ve had a crush on; Late nights on Bear Hill; Winter ’87 with B and JS and JS and etc...; My assassination during World War I in Mr. Minihan’s World Civ. 2 class. I i CINCOTTA, KRISTEN; “Casi”; Softball 1, Cheerleading 4, Pep Rally 3,4; MEM¬ ORY: Thanks to all the Yoda’s and Shimooda’s; Don’t forget all our weekend trips!; Chem. with Scooter; Spring Break “86” and “87” The night in jail with most of North Andover High School; All the wild weekends spent partying with the Class of ' ’ 88 ’! CLANCY, CHRISTINE; “Clamma, Clam”; Spirit Club 4; SADD 4; Yearbook 4; ij MEMORY: ME, KF, and the BC at Rocking ham “Busted”; “When SS stole King Tut”; “You’ll never make it out alive!”; BJ out of control at DS’s; The Dump; The ' Hill; Limo; TS’s party; “I’m fine” (sure Kelli); Me and KF in my woods; Walldng up ■ Kitteridge Hill “Those tree stumps are running after us!”; Getting thrown out of Kim’s party and camping out at NM’s house; The Cape and the dude ranch w M; The stone wall (oops!); The Mad Monte and my Nova (when I learn to drive it); 4thB of July at Ds’axa and DF’s; Oct. 6, 1986 and April 3, 1987. ■[ CLARK, SEAN: “Clarky”; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Pep Rally 4; MEMORY; DC with his famous “strictly Plutonic” and “excuse me ladies, would you like to. . . No!” 4th of July ’87 (what a mess); SC broke it! Night at Marconi’s; Boston concert; and all the great times with my friends. I’m going to miss you Guys!! CLAYTON, LISA; “LC and LKC”; Student Council 1,2; AES trip to England; Arts and spirit Clubs 1,2; FBLA 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; AFS 3,4; Lit. Mag. 4; Yearbook 4; SOV; 3,4; MEMORY: England freshman year and everyone in Long Bailey; Moving here Junior year; Celeste; Massire scandals; 6th period stress; The ridiculous class; SOV; Our class party and Running to stand still; “Strange Behavior”; and U2; SS — I’d go out tonight, but I haven’t got a stitch to wear; JH driving a standard; Sfjeeding over the speed bumps; LL Bean at 1:00 am; the beach and anywhere else with JM, TH, and SC — a good deal; Don’t Panic. CONNOLLY, MARYANN; “Mary (lack of)”; Field Hockey 1,2; Ski team 2; SADD 2,3,4; Yearbook 2,4; Spirit Club 4; MEMORY: “Look It’s spilling!”; The eggs and brownies on the 4th; The “Chris” scene on Bear Hill; Valentine’s Dance; Chem. w Lisa Ding Dong; “Tell me, do you like tomato?” Poker in the bathroom; “Howie? It’s Butch”; Carl and the limo; Oct. and Nov. at AB’s house; Mr. T Christmas Carding the red hat; Getting run over by a reindeer; Vermont Stand By Me; Brady Bunch on the 4th; Pewter pot — too much. Matt. CONNOLLY, MAUREEN; “Moe, Moles” CHS 1; MHS 1,2; NAHS 2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; SADD 3; Ski 2; Yearbook 4 — editor; MEMORY: Physics with A1 — a memory in itself; Mr. T — snowman, scary, fern; The Glad Day Bookstore; My X-Mas Party — JS is a thief; Brady Bunch scene; Aliens — UGH! BOOBOOR- OOBOO Land and New York, New York; — Yeah; RS and stop signs — UGH!; That weekend; Hide-n-seek w TH and KY; Killer’s B-day; Prom; Drive in; Interna¬ tional Feasts; Class of ’87; AML — Best Bud; “Colleen, No Nicole”; CK and CS “You’re Lovely”; NAFH — Winners; Locker buds SE (I love you) and JD (Good Luck); Someday CK!; Flissi — “Freshman!” (Get a Life) — Love Colleen!; ND — Attitudes and Jose; MPS — A Major Appreciation. CONNOLLY, SEAN; “Con”; Football 1,2,3,4 (capt); Baseball 1,2,3,4 (capt) ; Bas¬ ketball 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Pep Rally 3,4; Yearbook 4; MEMORY: The mad joke w CM and JN; Slamming CM to the ground. Breaking Bon’s; all at RC; Driving BP’s car w 10 people in it; walking home from JP’s in the am; and seeing Mr. Ventura; DC and all his “strictly plutonic” dates, “sure Dave!”; Me, Stacey and the Bat; Mr. Humphrey’s “rat” joke; Leadership Conference ’86; “Succulant”; MP and the goggles; Escaping Parker’s Party!!; Boston in concert; The key down the pants, “always tie your sweatpants!”; Thanks, Dave and Mike; “How you doin’ ”; “Junebug”; All the good times with my friends COOK, CHRISTOPHER; “LUV, Cookie, Cook”; SADD, AFS, Golf; MEMORY: COS, KO!; SMU, NYC trip; DF going to SMU 93 skidding; Bluebird; 31; Hampton Beach with LUV and police; Cult; TD shopping,-,-,-?; Little Devil; KW with SG?; Mud; And all the fun w friends at NAHS! COONEY, MARK; “Coon, Coondawg, Calvin, Digger”; Nothing 1,2,3,4 (I’m Lame!); MEMORY: NHD scandal; Rudinsky gate; Diwoo; Parties at DC s condo; Learning how to ski; Driving “Christine”; the Hyawatha; Boston concert; Raps up, windows down, music up, Vuamets on. COTTONE, DAVE; “Junebug”; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 (capt.); MEM¬ ORY: When Chris M. and I went to Montreal on that famous weekend; Hiding in the woods at PH’s house with CM saying, “There’s an animal next to me”; Going into CZ and losing $25 somehow; And all the great times I’ve had with my friends. COVELLO, MARIA; MEMORY: Chris and Maria 12 6 86,1 love you, CBl; Meeting MB the MMOFN; The Prom ’87; The summer of ’87’; CB’s Chevelle; The Mustang!; Cruzin’ through HP listening to LED ZEPPELIN; MY’s Bega; Gerber baby. CRABB, KIMBERLY; “Kim, Wim Wimbley, Wimbles, Kimber”; Wrestling Mana¬ ger; Spirit Club; MEMORY: The Dump part 1,2, and 3; TND and Me in the 114 breakdown; The Guest Room; Misslesite; The River meets; Carriage-House — DH’s cottage w Sandy; Mexico; FLA ’85 w HA, HM, and sis; LN and the orgasm; The Weight Club; JE and the Goddess; The Enaires and all the extras; 1 love you all; especially Dan! CRAGO ERIK; Ski team l,2,3j4; Golf 2,3,4; MEMORY: Driving through the park w MD, TD, and PF; Pam F.; The Triton game and the blue truck; the jump on Winter st.; For Sale signs; Halloween and the chase; The muffler; Off roading. CRANE, DANIEL; “dan”; Hockey 3,4; MEMORY: Z-against IROC; Bye from Boston; Condo in the winter; Cara at my house w Paul; Booga combed Woo’s hair; Woo’s stories, all 5 million; Capri Capri Capri; Pantera. CREVIER, DANIEL; “Crev”? Baseball 1,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Pep Rally 4; MEM¬ ORY: JA and I leaving the party for 2 Andover girls; JP; Hampton Beach summer of ’87; The many trips to Boston or Liberty tree with MB and Ra; Which wrecked my whole 1st semester; The Davers and BC parties with BB. CUNHA, SHARON; “Shar, Crash”; Spirit Club 4; Yearbook 4; MEMORY: Rocky Quartz after Ftyeburg Fair; April 4th — rain, mice; The Crayons “Keep Me Hanging On”; Nursery School Drop Out; LC and me w out “noses’, waiting for T J on the docks — 1:30 am; Whitney in Limo; MD — it’s tough being sweet; Braincell di¬ lemma; Ding Dong; SC, KB, and me — by DR — ice slide!!; LH — will we ever reach our ‘goal’?’ Control; People who need people. D’ALESSANDRO, STACEY; Cross-country 1,2,3,4 (capt.). Track 1,2,3,4; MEM¬ ORY: G.B. -ring dressing. “Are you high-beaming me?’ ' The aquarium. The mis¬ sion. K.R. —jumping on the colored amborines; “Are you newlyweds?” Your license picture; we love yogurt and pasteries. S.G. — Ra. 2 yrs. Hershey park lifeguards; teaching you how to drive a standard; 1 19. E.M. — butterflies. DALEY, TRACEY F.: “Trace”, Field hockey 1,2 3,4. MEMORY: Me, P.F. E.C., M.D. at midnight in Lawrence. Is this a road? The long journey and “Tnat’s my mother!” Screaming through the OSCO parking lot. Beth and the football incident. U2 concert Rm 518. Rain, I know what we are doing Friday night. Great times with Steve!! Me L.G.’s trip to Nashua. Eating frosting in Physics. K.B. “Who stole my bed?” Me K.B. going down the yellow brick road. DAVEY, MITCHELL; “Mitch”, “Itch”. MEMORY: D.A. at A.K.’s party D.A.’s driv¬ ing. J.N., B.L., T.K., J.S. soph Biology, D.R. and J.O. Bob’s cellar, Jeff when Stacey broke her nose. Nights with J.T. and J.T. D.P. forever . . . the bomber, the marshmello. Hanging out with J.S., B.L., D.R., G.S., D.A., M.M., and the rest of the so called “guys”. DELISLE, RICHARD; “Rick”, “Rich”; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Pep Rally 4; Lab ide 3,4; Memory: Late night 9-ball sessions before going to Jen’s house. Forbidden flowers with D.L. Jr. class party. Following the blue Honda into Haverhill with M.L.B. Butch and his “ . . . what’s the difference?” DIBENEDETTO, MARIE E.; Field hockev (manager) 3,4, AFS 2,4, SADD 3,4, Drama 3, Honor Society 2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Literary Magazine 3,4. MEMORY: Girls of the round table. S.C. — you’re just too sweet. Mr. Bi’s fake lips. The whole baseball team, “Are we having fun yet?” Lova and hugs to Pinkie, Frankie, Bugsy, Dom Marconi, Dom Perignon (sorry you died), Silkie Smoke, Hedda Hopper, Sister Mary Imaculada, Pretty Boy Floyd, Nick Fortune, and Miss Finklestein from Stella Stilleto! Creation of Resh and Blood from fire. French lessons. Parle vou? Anono- mous flowers for V-day. The snowman from “You can’t take it with you!” Christmas Caroling with Steve Casper. Driving through a Lawrence park in M.D.’s M.B. with T.D.,, E.C., and P.F. Being picked up by 10 yr. olds. Nov. 24 — S.C. and I were on time for english. I love you Mom and Dad. DOHERTY, MAUREEN; “Moe”, “Hopeless”, Student council 3,4; Pep Rally 4. MEMORY: TJMM4-eva! New Years ’85 . . . we’ve been used, oh no! YMBFFJ! Skipping S.H.’s with Nass and Keg! The Rames. ISAV. . . who cares? ’87 prom. . . FSI — Coca Cola! T.B. and me in K.L.’s car on one clumbsy night. Tears for 2 years over a loser. J.T., M.A. and the fake! Summer of ’87 . . . best! A.H. ILY! And all the great years with everyone!! Thanks guys, it wouldn’t have been the same!! ‘ ‘Promise me you won’t tell anyone”, “It’s 4 a.m.. I’m gonna be late!” Most Original: Myssa Marchese and Scott Determan DEYERMOND, KELLY ANNE; “Ripper”, “Smells”, “Thor”, “Fred”, Basketball I, 2,3,4, Soccer 2,3. MEMORY: W-ig, wig. Da Da Da Da Da! Field trip to N.Y. Winning C.A.L. Jr. year. Chem class with Kala. GQ man. Belgian Potato, and Brainy Snob. E.S. — getting sick and sitting in the lobby. E.S.’s religious parents. Barfing in the parking lot. Lunch. L. W. barfing in the movies. Mr. Shins, Fat Man, S. Sheild. Dennis Shank. Hot stickers. K.N. getting killed in the snowball fight. E.S. falling in the mall. Fuzzy battle Hog. B.M. telling the twins off. Mr. Kala falling on the floor in class. Homeroom. Courtesy laugh. Marc Pressman. DORSEY, JULIE; “Jules”, “JD”, Soccer 1,2,3,4, Ski team 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Soft- ball 2; SADD 2,3; Pep Rally 4. MEMORY: Spring Break ’86 with Beth, Casi. ’87 — D.E. K.C. Day. Bch, Fla!! Summer of ’86 with D.E. Being stuck at McD’s. Early beach runs! Thanks for some fun D.E. Demi, Jade in blue. Feb Vayka — North Conway with Wen. All the great times with the Foulds and many more. Thanks Wen. The typed note. Junior Prom — Foulds. Perraults. 2 wks at Ski’s. One long night — Beth, Harry and I... in whose car? Thanks to LC. in Ven. Good luck and thanks to Chad. C.S.N. “What is it Ram??” BB BB “Beth, I have to tell you some thing.” Sleeping at B.C.M. with C.J. and Bass. Driving to Maine at 3 a.m. the day after my license freezing. 8 87 — thanx M.C.O. DOUCETTTE, NANCY THERESE;_ “Nance”; “GB”; “PS”; Color Guard 2,3,4 (capt); Pep Rally 4; Yearbook 4. MEMORY: BOB!! Whitney Concert! Pork strips. Playing hide and seek at 10 p.m. Canobie with the Crayons “Keep me hanging on!” Sonya, Smurf, Cougar, Bear, Giraffe and the other animals. Sheryl’s garage in the rain with a mass murderer and Lisa’s mice. Nine people in a car with the 104 P.S. (Control!!) (People who need people). S.M. quick hide! Drug deal behind DeMoula’s. Playing chase w C.A., J.A., M.D., S.M., and me. DOUMANI, DANIEL; “Dan”; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. MEMORY: Many hours with the NAPD. Keep on knockin but you can’t come in. The night the house rocked. Wood- berry, Woodgate. Grateful Dead concert; Run at pictures with Crane; Coon’s mad Friday’s; The fight; Space room; Guitar chase; Goggles. DREFFER, DOUGLAS ROBERT; “Doug”; “Dref’; Football 1,2,3,4 (capt); Wres¬ tling 1,2,3 (capt.); 4 (capt.); Track 3,4; Pep Rally 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Student advisory council 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 (pres); Leadership Conference 3; Boys’ State 4. MEMORY: Wrestling State Championship 1986. D.P. and the missing button; Sully and the gusto; Leadership Conference — jokes in the field, room 8; Clem the machine; Grassfields with R.S. With Hack and Sid on a journey; Huey, Billy, and Rush. Cruisin with Eric and Hack; Hill warfare; Bancroft; Prom ’87; Lisa Marie Cambell and all that we share... it’s all your fault!!! 1-24-87; Memories, forever a part of my life. ENRIGHT, SCOTT; “Steubing”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4 (sec. treas). MEMORY: Hollywood at Eric’s. All the graduates; Salem; Winchester; Reds; Indoor Soccer and after; Evil Kenevil; Sully’s socks. — I owe you J. T. John McElheny; all the good times at the High School. EVANS, JENNIFER; Cross Country 1,2; Field Hockey 3 (co-capt); Ski Team 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Spirit Club 4. MEMORY: Cross Country H R. andC.F. “Fighting for last!”; Fred the flasher; C.F., L.H., M.T. and I locked out of the “blue” station wagon; Claire going 100 mph on 95. “What did I do?”; Billy Idol concert; Lisa’s driving over the curb and getting kicked out of Amy’s; C.F. yelling follow that car!!”; F.H. hysterically searching for the car after the hockey game; Jon!!. FANO, MICHELLE L; “Mish-mosh”; “Miguel”. MEMORY: I remember when Mary Beresford used to do the Pee Wee Herman dance down the halls of school. And she used to give me the evil eye by putting one hand over one eye real fast and bug her eye out at me. FANUELE, DAVID CHARLES; “Fan”; Marching Band; Pep Rally 4. MEMORY: The Schena boys on our field trip to Boston; Channel 31; Citrus oxide; Spud. FITZPATRICK, CLAIRE; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Swimming 4; Year¬ book 3,4; Spirit Club 4. MEMORY: August 12, 2:30 a.m. at H.B. with B.B. the “van” pink heap in the snow; “Lisa. . . LOOKOUT!” J.E. at the su rfshop; “Jen. . . I can’t make it home!” Hands at the Idol concert; W1 abd W2; L.N. Breakdancing at the C.H. concert; “Wham! Bam!” Playland; “Claire-bear”; “Tim’s driving? . . . Buckle up.”; Mystery man in the fur coat; “Howjadodat?!”; “Clah.” “Pebbles, Hyene, Denyer, Azrielle Elveera.”; J.E.’s brown bomber; “What a monster.” FOWLER, SUSAN G.; “Swooze”; “Suzie-Q”; “Sue”; Tennis 1,2; Spirit Club 4; Pep Rally 4; Yearbook 4. MEMORY: Dopey, Sneezy, and my best friend J.H. — wish you were here; R.S., J.H., H.E., A.C.: “Red! No, blue!”; “Bilatterally, of course.”; D.K. and the weekends at S.P. ’s C.C.’s cottage; L.P.’s graduation party; R.S. (Goof) and J.S.; 12 29 85, 1 20 86, 1 25 86, 2 1 86, 2 14 86; “Oh, what a God he is.”; Summer of ’86; Canobie Lake, Viking Cruises; K.Y. and ping pong at J. H.’s; “The box unstuck itself!!”; R.S. — “My cheeps are nung”; “The plot thinnens . . . ”; Gym and Rights with K.M.; B.J. concert with J.H., D.D., R.S., J.B., K. Y.; D.D. — thanx for the rides with B.T. and M.S.; “Stairway to Heaven.” — 12 30 85; 9 6 87 and new beginnings. FRAZIER, SHERYL J.; “D. Abby”; Ski team 2,3,4, Field Hockey 1; Drama 1; Student Council 3,4; Spirit Club 4. MEMORY: Rocky quartz at the Fryburg Fair; Waiting on the docks at 1:30 a.m. for J. andT.; “Crash!!”; “The Crayons.” Sharing my Va braincell with S.C. and P.B.; R.S. charging D.H.’s battery; April 4th, 1987; “WHO SHUT THE DOOR?!?”; Summers in M.E. — Love ya guys; Tie-dyed eggs; Class party; Flying tomatoes!; S.C. — “So Holly, do you like tomatoes?” FRENCH, KELLI LYNNE; “Kel”, “Kelby”, “Frencher”; Cheerleading 2,3,4 (tri- capt); Student Council 3,4; Pep Club 4; SADD 4. MEMORY: “What’s shakin’ bacon?”; Freshman year with C.C. Teddy’s party; “I’m fine.”; The trip to Quebec with J.A., S.L., L.H., V.H., and H.W.; Summer of’86 in the S.B.P.D. with S.L. and C.C.; “Tara, help!”; Annual New Year’s Eve fist fights with T.C. Winter of ’87 at B.B.’s; “It was awfully slippery officer.” Prom night’87; July 2,1987: 10:45 p.m.— “This must be a joke. Nope. Hey! these things slide right off.”; The NAHS Cheerleaders, I love you all; Hawaii! Cancun ’88 with T.C., J.A., and S.L. Especially January 4, 1987, and many wonderful memories of A.C. FRULLA, TONI KARA; Football manager 2,3,4; Swimming 3,4; Pep Rally 4. MEMORY: Kelli, Clam, and Lynne coming upstairs at 2 a.m., “Don’t scream it’s only me!”; Parking at the river; Danny H’s and the 4th of July; Partying with the rats and my favorite Darren; This one’s 4-u wim, “Everyone out!!”; Shelly and me: all nighters 1,11, and 111; Prom night, “1 swear it was a water balloon.” GALLAGHER, DOUGLAS P.; Band 1,2,3,4; Skiing 1,2,3; Cabaret Night 1,2,3,4; Lab Aide 3,4; Pep Rally 4. MEMORY: 1 would like to dedicate this section to K.F., who made my high school years the best years of my life. I’ll always cherish the memories and love you with all my heart. If you ever need me. I’ll always be here. Good luck in your new life, I love you. 1 would also like to dedicate this section to my parents, for their understanding, encouragement and gratitude. I couldn’t have made it without them. I love both of you. And to all my friends, S.C., G.C., C.C., J.D., J.S., C.W., and most of all K.F. and all my other acquaintances. 1 have too many memories with all of you to write them here, so I won’t. Looking forward to making many more with all of you in the future! Last but not least to everyone at l| NAHS who helped educate ancl prepare me for life, to them, I am forever indebted. GALLAGHER, BRIAN;; Football 1,2; Track 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. MEMORY: Upon Bear Hill and the Missile Site with J.R.; When J.M. and Igot pulled over; The beach with K.C., E.M., and J.N.; A very few of my parties in the summer of ’87. GERACI, LORRAINE M.; “Rain”; MEMORY: Are we there yetTarcey?; Look, your mother!!; Great times with D.M.!; OSCO parking lot incident; The Fitzpatrick Ca¬ per!; Spain!; Beth at the football game telling the visitors to go back where they came from; The U2 concert and Rm 518; The beach in the rain with K.M., B.M., and K.M. GILBERT, MICHELE; “Gilby”, “Wenchele”; Cross Country 1,2,3,4 (capt); Swim¬ ming 3,4 (capt); Track 1,2,3,4; Speech Team 1,2,3,4; Math Team 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; AES 4. MEMORY: The moo and Sue; Going to the Maine event with S. C. and Phil to see Bean, Jameson, and the man with eternal youth; The slink with M.P., A.L., T.H. andS.C.; No Sue, there isn’t any salt!; Fruit talk with B.V. M.M. and C.T.!; U2with L.C. Getting into an accident before Steve — you’re next!; Street signing with B.V., S.S., A.L., and S.C.; The last of the sewing comer; Maura this is it!!; Radio room; M M’s, Tim! Thanks T.H., J.H., and C.C. for those x- country times; Panama, the Texas weekend; “The Wall”; Guava Lancers with Beulla; “Qui est Blach?” | Nicest Eyes: Erin Morrissey and Chris Kaddaras GILMARTIN, JAY; “Jakes”; Basketball 1,2. MEMORY: Green team ’86 with S.E., E.L, K.R., M.D. Poundin’ HEFFS with T.R., C.W., B.I., — “No doubt!” Topics of conversations with E.L.; YBA domination with Hack. GRASSO, LISA; “Lisa G”, “ ace”; Softball 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Pep Rally 4. MEMORY: 150 ft. with Keeks, Sina, Beth, Moij; The Dead concert that 1 didn’t see with L.J. and H.W.; The stop sign from the dump: “If you want to go 35 m.p.h., you go down that road . . . ”; The limo to Boston, Mr., Mr. with K.M., C.M., and L.J. Wonder twins form of a sup. Not going out 7 2!!!; Getting rejected!;; “There’s the Bagels!”; Soccer camp with L.J., K.M., and C.M.; “What an insult!”; “Life’s a boomer.”; Red fiero — G.B. and most of all, the good times 1 had with all of my friends. GREENWOOD, SUSAN; “Sue”; Track 2,3,4; Field Hockey 2,3; Cross Country 4; Math Team 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; SADD 3,4; AFS 4; Yearbook 3,4. MEMORY: Walking to and from school with L.B., T.H., J.H., and J.C. “God love ya. Sue!” Getting a goal in field hockey. Learning about “culcha”; J.C. hiding from LB. and T.H. in my house. Driving to Seabrook with S.K., L.B., and J.C. on 6 19 87. GUARNERA, STEFANl; Softball 1,2,3 (manager); 4 (manager); Field Hockey 3; Pep Rally4. MEMORY: D.D.’s living room, 3 14 86; 10 17 — when Brendan made his own exit; 2 yrs. in Fla. with S.D. 1 19 — lazy Saturday with J.R., A.K., B.R., and me; Stace — “I hate Tom!”; The car with B.B. and H.R.; The 13 hr. romance; Worrying with Joe; Tuesday beach with A.K. Squealing across 114; When we weren’t gonna go out with anyone anymore — remember that Sta? Sta, you’re the BEST friend; Brendan — 1 love you always!! HAFIB, JOSEPH MICHAEL; “Lou”; Football 1,2,3,4 (capt); Ice Hockey 1,2 3,4 (capt); Track 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4 (pres); National Honor Society 2,3,4. MEMORY: Friday night, under the lights of Newburyport; Waking up at 7 a.m. the next morning to 3 cheerleaders. HARDY, LWNE; “Lynzie”, “Lynzie Low”; MEMORY: “But Lynne there’s rats everywhere.”; The Carriage House; “But I thought I was sleeping”; “Don’t worry Toni it’s only us”; The Cabana ’86; Troys; Partying down at the river; 4th of July; Mad shows with mean Jean the show queen; “But 1 swear I dropped a water balloon.”; Olympic Lane; The Hill freshman year; Danny G cottage; the Holiday Inn; The steamroller; Doing madness in the big blue banana; TML in the pad- dleboat; “I have to go ‘P’; “Boston”; Pur trip to Canada; SN, CB, CC painting my face; making my own McDonalds drive thru. HENNESSEY, MATTHEW; “Matt” (and worse); MEMORY: Party at Steve’s; lean trust you; The Matter of Packed; Conversations with Mr. G; Broken finger; CALI¬ FORNIA HERRINGTON, CATFIY; “Cath”, “Herrington”; Concert and Marching Band 1,2,3,4; I play clarinet, bass clarinet, tenor saxophone, marching baritone and bari¬ tone; MEMORY: Everyday having a eighth period with Mr. Noyes for extra help; Having teachers to depend on; Meeting Kim Ackroyd every morning at my locker; and having SB in the 7th period Band class for 4 years. HOLDSWORTH, LISA; “Lisa”; MEMORY: Being Mark Cottone’s girl from the summer before sophomore year to senior year and more . . . ; Going to the Palce that one time with TA, SB, AS, KL: Having lunch with SB, AS, JV: “It was never boring”; Not planning everything on Prom night; ha-ha-AS. HOUDE, LISA; Soccer 1; Track 2,3,4; Pep Rally 4; Yearbook 4; MEMORY: 8 20 86; Forest St. — “these are handcuffs”; JN and her first speeding ticket — “Keep your hands away from the car”; The Mexicans in California, pushing the car through the streets of SF at 1:00 am; JN making a mess on AK’s kitchen table; Q’s with SC, SC, and JN; Canada wirh 36 and Leather; Ouija Board predictions; Missions!; SC — We better reach our goals!; MT’s hand in the door. HOWARD, TIMOTHY; “Tim”, “Timbo”, “Timmy”; X-Country 1,2,3,4; Track2,4; Speech 1,2,3,4; Squire 2,4; Play 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Lit. Mag. 2,3,4; S.O.V. I (co-President) 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: An E.C.L.C. breakfast with LiB; A desk of ! wrappers and everything else in Mr. Gabbotiz’s class; 5:00 AM at the dock and great I times with T.P.; The 4th with Kim and Jim; Fights with LiB on the way to school; i 7:30 Mass with the H’s; Hot mustard wall; Nights at C.C.’s or C.R. with everyone; i Puke in the parking lot; A walk in the mall with J.P.: “Escapades”; by S.B.; 1 “Slinking: with M.G., S-C., and L.C.; STRESS; S.O.V. with A.L. and J.S.; Going to ■ Wendy’s with Tez and Trizsha; Golf with J.C.; Nomadic Nights with Nikki; Hetero- 1 sexual outcest Indecency; An embarrassing fall into a fountain; No lemon from T.P.; The weekend of the 8th, 9th, and the 10th; C.F. Saunter, L.N. struts; Monopoly and Irish Cream; Selling the Common, Hide and Seek with L.B.; Halloween 87; ALEXIS; The college fair with J.H.; T.P.; CUPCAKES; theSheralon; S.G. at Hamp- , ton Beach datii every Bon Jovi and telling the slubag to acid-off!; Later to the ‘the Unites’; — DATE OFF; Kathryn and group photos; SARA. HURLEY, JAMES MICHAEL, “Hurls”, “Mouse”, “JH”; Speech 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Drama 1,3; Lit. Mag. 3,4; AFS 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Squire 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Rally 4; SOV 1,2,3,4; MEM¬ ORY: FOUR YEARS!. . . Iforget. But Ido remember July 9 — Madonna who?; The CLUTCH! with S.C.; Stressful situations with L.C.; Fleterosexual Outcest Inde¬ cency; Friday Night serenades ala TH with L.B.; the treehouse; nights at C.C.’s; “meuow: times with K.O., G.T., and J.F.; The 4th of July at D p’s; Reservations for Class Flirts: Casi Cincotta and Chris Mertz Kirby; SOV; The “college fair” with T.P. and T.H.; L.B.’s teddy; Signs with M.G., S. C., T.H., S.S., and A.L.; a cold, damp night at Reynold’s with the SS; The Strip, Mariott; Sheraton, Koala Inn, and Friendly’s with S.G., A.P., G.G.,S.S.B., L.S., and T. J.; Long walks home from T.p.’s with T.H., L.B., S.R., C.R., and D. W. — where are we?; Truth at C.R.’s; Homeroom with the 4H’s; Nickim; Dynasty; R.W., J.T., and P.S.; an out of body experience; S.G. on J.B.J. — “I’ll snap their necks, kick’em in the kneecaps, shatter their teeth, and club them ’til they die if they even look at him.” Well, Phew — that’s all. Oh Madonna! JACOBS, KIM ELLEN; “Wakima”; “Prince of Armenia”; Basketball 1; Varsity Track 1,2; Yearbook 4; SADD 4; Pep Rally 4; Spirit Club 4; MEMORY: Essex man; “It’s chemis K.M.”; J.N., P.M., Merrimack parking lot; K.M., P.M., H.S at And¬ over Jade wirh tranvestite, L.H. “What a day”; Pee wee Herman rules; L.H., J.N., P.M. with the Ouija board; Crab in the fountain; renting movies with H.S. P.M.; P.M. — “He treat you like a faucet, off then on, get rid of him!”; The enforcer rules; Harrison’s; Saturdays at Jordan Marsh; Last day of school with Ed the lifeguard; P.M. — “Lock the doors and close the windows you know where we are!” JOHNSON, LAURA ANN; “U”, “Waddles”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Class V.P. 2; President 3,4; R.S.A.S. 3,4; S.A.C. 3,4; Pep Rally 4; Spirit Club 4; Yearbook 4; MEMORY: New Year’s Eve Freshman Year with J.W., M.D., K.N., J.N.; — P.K. — 85 86; J.W. M.D. robbing Kolby’s; Christmas of ’86; at Marconi’s!; February vacation w V.S. and G.P. (sexy). The dead w Hilary and half of Lisa.; K.A. S.O. and G.S. “What screen is Robocop?”; two weeks at Skies, my nonstop 21 days.; All nighters w B.B.; Soccarcamp w C.M. K.M. and L.G.; What a boomer! The blossom k.a. and M S.!; “I’m going to disintegrate you with my space modulator!”; Relief after Jr. class party!; Leadership Conference 86!; 7th pjeriod study w L. L.R.P. g.P.m.D and Monchichi!!! JOYCE, KIMBERLY ANNE; MEMORY: Me and V.H.’s two week vacation.; Wait¬ ing 9 hours for M.J.H. to be bom. B.M., B.L., B.M., D.B., and H.H. at Harold Parker.; The weekend I’ll never forget; The allnighter w guy, D.B. and D.P. “you look like you just gave birth.”; “The parties when Mum was working; Maeganthe informer. JOYCE, TARA; “Shmara dog”; Track 1; Cheering 2,3,4; MEMORY: Senior skip day 86, dancing in McDonala s parking lot; The many parties I went to during my H.S. years; S.K’s party when M.D. picked up loose change Ride home from beach w J.N., M.D., A.D.; Cheering camp; Parties at R.C., C.B. and the hill; Telling every¬ body at the hill about my sister’s childhood; New Year’s Eve w E.R.; 1 will never forget all my friends. Love Ya!! KADDARAS, CHRIS; “Magoo”; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 (capt); Beach ’in it w R.P., S.H., D.C.; C.M. finally got the hook in the wt; At J.T.’s w Critta and DC. in the nude. AtJ.T. w the ghost in the bedroom.; K.K. and the best times of my life. KELEHER, AMY; “Amo, Aim”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: Three weeks in the summer at the beach w Pam and Val.; 2nd period Math class w K.C., L.C., J.B, B.B., V.S. and B.L.; The Paul Simon concert with V.S. and K.C.L.; Losing K.L., C.J.B. at T.N. party; All of C.J.’s wild off the wall com¬ ments; All the great times with the basketball squad; The States! All the great times with my best buddy Lippy — Rockin’ and Boppin’ to the Crocodile Rock; I don’t see the red light!; The Leadership Conference ’86; That’s it you’re going in — KL vs. Seniors 63 Most Likely to Succeed; Michele Gilbert and Joe Sibol You’re OK now; There you go with T.S., K.L. KENNICKER AMY MARIE: “Arne”, “Wilma”; Track 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1; Cross Country 2; Pep Rally 4; Yearbook 4. MEMORY: June 1, 1985 and us four “actually” partying. June 8, 1985 with J.N. — Mailboxes, CATS and Quic Pic. Jellybeans and counting down with L.N. “You (L.N) have it written all over your face and it’s on my butt.” The Van. One rainy Saturday with J.R., S.G., and B.R. Baseball games and the beach with L.N. The Rintstones, The beach. Chemistry class with C.T. Mr. Hamel’s office with L.N. My party in May, 1987 — L.N. meets D.H. The prom with J.E., S.G. and the Tuesday trips to the beach. L.L., “Remember, Jump Rope!!; Lis, you found yourself a real man, finally! L.N. drunk at S.P. The night at M.G.’s and everything else with L.N. Remember — “I love you, Blondie.” KILLELEA, JAMES KEVIN, “Killz”, “Killer”, “Meathead”, B-ball manager 3,4 MEMORIES: Walking around every morning, the whole school with L.D., Mr. Bev’s so-called “jokes” — (Ting, Tong) KILLELEA, KIRSTEN; “Sten,” Field Hockey 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Skiing 1,2; SADD 3,4; Yearbook 4; Spirit Club 4; MEMORY: Field hockey camp and the Perkins strangler; C.J. sitting on the table and breaking it; Under L.B.’s car with J.P.; Tim falling in the pool at miniature golf; Merrimack with P.B., J.B., and D.F. — Canobie Lake; African Bush Boogie; How ‘Bout them Red Sox?; Letting C.J. drive my car; “How do you Spell?”; The blue bomber; “How much is a lot?”; Bridge over troubled H 2 O; All the adventures on the moped; Hampton Beach with Carma. KOTHMAN, TRACY; “Spacey”; Basketball 1,2; MEMORY: “Summer of 87”; Dan’s cottage; Smitty’s tire; Water Aerobics w Michelle; Chadwick playground; The lizard; Michelle, Lynne and Toni — Thanks for being there, you too Jen.; Dave R. “Someday I’ll get you back!!” KLEINOVW KARI; “Ka”; North Andover Town Soccer; Pep Rally; MEMORY: Hampton Beach “87”; “Never go anywhere without a pocket”; Kevin and the toilet pjaper; Carl and the game of quarters; Debbie Daquiri; Seabrook ‘87 “You been drinking?”; squatting; the allnighters; Troy and the ‘sausage’; Drag-racing w Chief Whitebum; Treadwell’s freezer; losing my shoe on Mass. Ave.; The Dungaree BOYS; going cruising w D.Y.; And all the good times I had w my friends! LABELLE, ELIZABETH A.; “Beth, Bethy, Bete”; Basketball 1,2,3,4 (co. capt); Track 1,2,3,4; S.A.D.D. 3,4; Spirit Club 4. MEMORY: “O” St. w Moie, Sina, Keeks, and Space!! (and running home w Moie after!!); Ride home from Russet Ln.; B.P. “Ma pull over”; “All of my talks w K.M. — Thanks honey!; Out in??? Getting crazy w C.M., B.P., K.M. and R.R. no wait not Robin!! C.R. in my playroom w J.L.; McNuggets w Moie “Psst” — Jordon; Lip, where’s my car?!; B-ball camp w K.L., A.K. and C.R. don’tforgetSum!!!; James getting serious w C.J.; At V.S. Sina having her best night and me my worst!!; Being grounded (What else is new?); July 2,1987 — Thank God 1 wasn’t there; And Nov. 27, 1985 — I’ll never forget! LAENEN, ERIK; “Ereeek” ; Soccer 1,2,3,4; (High School, indoor and town league); Pep Rally 4; MEMORY: Soccer w Sully, Bobby, Steve, Marc, Frank, and the Beaudies last year; Missing the game at UMass.; Beating Masco 7-0 this year at home. Horrible double sessions w Nunzio.; The Prom; Nice times w Steph. 1 want to thank all my friends for 2 great years. LANZONl, LISA; “Lis”; “Babv”; “Lanz”; Field Hockey 3,4; Soccer 1; Track 1,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4 (captain); MEMORY: “hey A.K. is your Car on fire or does it always do this”; T.S. always remember study w “DESTINY” — I still haven’t found what I’m looking for wrong!; 2 15 85 Valentine’s Day — I got an extra week vaca¬ tion, guys. You didn’t, haha!; Duck, Monchichi, Buck, Egg, Ron, in study 7th Jr. yr.; Meeting “G” for the first time in Ms. S. class.; “Kick upside the head”; “G” thanx U 4 being a friend — we’ve traveled down the road and back again.; Remember “FF”; Don’t ever change, A.K. — Let’s find some real men, we did, GOOD JOB!; Hey Dot.” K.S. —You are such a good friend — Thanx! Mom, Dad, and David — thanx for being there. I Love You! LARO, MICHELLE MARIE; “Shelly”, “Shells-bee”; Basketball 1,2; Soccer 2,3,4; MEMORY: July 4th w Bill, Nights 1,2,3 w Toni; J.P. “Shell, I’ve got something to tell you!”; dodging cars and 4 day vacation sophomore year, summer w A.B., Lynnzie and the steamrollers; the beach; Late night swims in Dave’s pool, the River and our drive up the hill!; D.H.’s cottage; the paddleboat; the Demon being towed; T. Mugsy in the back seat; water aerobics w T. K.; Boston Concert; and wild nights in the Blue bomber with the threesome! LARSON, ANDREW; “Andy”, “Drew”, “Sahgib”; Drama Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; co-President SOV 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: Swimming in N.T.’s pool.; S.S., N.T., L.S., Peppermint off!; Thirteen eith J.S.; REM and the Cure; Happy New Year at S.S. and I shook Paul’s hand.; Sitting next to the window with T.H.; Fresh¬ man Year; getting blamed for SOV; Bats and “do you live here”; Yiup, yiup, up . . .; Cast parties and chairs broken at J.D.’s; Dominoes at 1:00 with A.T. and S.S.; Conoctions and Reynold’s Field; Getting beaten by J.S. in Ping-pnang and him bragging about it.; J.H. and T.H. at Treadwell’s. LESOFSKY, DEBRA L.; “Ski”; Basketball 1; J.V. Softball 1; Pep Rally 4; Sr. Foot¬ ball manager 4; Varsity Softball 2,3,4; Football manager 2,3; MEMORY: T.N., T.H., H.R.,; Punky’s ’86; Spaghetti, Toga w Mickey Mouse; B.W. and J.P.’s potatoe chip sandwich; B.W.’s mishap w T.R.; Thanks DED, J.P., B.W., and J.M.; Bake shows on Shannon Lane; cracked Cam Shafts; Prom after thoughts’87 w P.B., S.D., K.A.; DQ, CVS; Joyce’s house after wrestling; 6:30 AM; Scrambled eggs at 4:30 AM; JABBA!; J. W., B. W., and J. D.; Canobie, Early mornings with P. B.; Lasagna; Hamp¬ ton Beach. My new Hudson’s family and the best time with Pat Beime. — I Love You LEVESQUE, SUZANNE M.; “Sue”, “Sueba”, “Concrete Head,” “Chucky S. Head; SADD 3,4; MEMORY: Salisbury Beach P.D.; Shout concerts; Bahamas with Jen; Cancuun with J.L, J.A., K.F., TC., Thanx guys for always being there; New Year’s eve at T.C.’s house. Listening to the fights.; The swamp at Jen’s house; The day her parents went to the Red Sox game; The one can left on the coffee table at J.A.’s w T.S. M.; and especially thanx Tom, for the best years my life! LIPPMANN, KENDRA; “Lippy”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 (co-captain); Track 1,2,3,4 (co-captain); BAND 1,2,3,4; Pep Rally 4; MEMORY: All the fun times w A.K.; BFF, remember that O.K.? Red light? Where? Crocodile Rock; My favorite hoopster. Pud; Pssst. . . someone stole my car! Wasn’t it 14 15 f shots? Ah, yeah that’s it; K.C.L. and P.B.S. w Mr. B; Pam, can we have a test? Ah, I’m on fire (FLAME!!) T.S. and A.K.; You’ree O.K., Thata boy; Concetta Josephine (my sis¬ ter?) Making me laugh so many times; At the movies lunging for your jacket that you threw at that girl; Gumby; Running through the woods to a fence at K. K. ’s w C. J. B.; I feel like I’m riding waves still; At camp w B. L., A. K., C. R., Steph and Anne; Wanna piece of pizza? Ah, no Sam; Leadership Conf. ’86; Good times w Beave and all of my other GREAT friends; Thanks Mom Dad for everything. Most Talkative: Lisa Lanzoni and Tim Howard 64 Seniors LIVESEY, MARK JAMES; “Livs”; Hockey 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: Remember when Mauro threw his underwear out of the bus window after a hockey game; Remember when Cheryl broke her finger in Field Hockey; Remember when Cheryl I got yelled at for hugging in the hallway. LODGE, KIMBERLY; “Kim, Kimba”; Yearbook 4; Spirit Club 4; MEMORY: Get¬ ting in trouble fresh, year; S. O. S.; Wasting 2 years on P. M.; Me Bri’s year anniver¬ sary; Celebrated with Shan Beck; Waving!!; The Cabana; Mom’s vacation at the beach; Broken arm at Mt. Vernon; B.P.’s Hornet; Me, Clam, Krispy, Wim avoid¬ ing Chubba! And of course working at Demoulas — if not for that, 1 would’ve never met Brian Johnson. I Luv Ya, Baby! LOTH. ELLEN; “El, Sister Mary”; Soccer 1,2,3; manager 4; S.A.D.D. 3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; MEMORY: Whiplash with D.M.; Driver’s Ed with C.T., M.T., M.H., and D.M.; Many great memories with Gizmo (Stripe); McDonald’s cups, gum wrappers and Honors with C.T.; “Paper in Fire” with D.M., C.T., M.D., S.C. against the baby (boy); Bugsy, Pinkie, Hetta, Hooper, Stella, Finkle, Pretty Boy, the Dom, the dead man, the loser, and others. LOYALL, ERIC; “Lock”; Golf 1,2,3,4 (co-capt)- Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Squire 2,3; Leadership Conference 3; MEMORIES: Bagged in Parking lot (only 49mph); Losing (F.H.) catching T.J., Cindy — summer of 87 and more; Leadership Conference; Jokes by moonlight; Thanx to Liz and Erin for Friendship (and Jenn); Doug Hack “Harrison’s! Harrisons!”; “Oh, Jake” LYONS, ROBERT; “Bob”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Soccer; The bomber; goin for pizza; morning dew; wasted days nights; Why my house???; Never having, any money or a job; Scoop’n and doop’n; Mail call; Eating at P.A.; The morning after; Walking to dances and everything I don’t remember but were awesome anyway. MARCONI, CHRISTOPHER; “Chris”; Baseball 1,2; Basketballl 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4 — capt; Student Council 3,4; Pep Rally 3,4; MEMORIES: Montreal w DC the back seat of Bethany’s car; Driving home; The Leadership Conference; Val, are you sure? Jen, I swear!!; The 3rd of July w Critta; The night w Roz!; Stealing signs among other things at 3:30 am w Critta, Con Cory; Summer of ’86 at Ron’s; All my friends and The best memory of all my DAD. Class Flakes: Toni Frulla and Bill Stratton MATTHESON, BONNIE; “B utts”; Chorus 2,3,4; MEMORIES: The good times w G.C. and J.S. The night in G.C.’s car when me and N.B. screaming; “the Wall” 10 1 85 “The summer of ‘86” w PM “aerosmith” the nice times w dd, Dd, and D. W. at O.G.’s and the station; Crystal Lake Thanks Nikki for all the fun times, I love ya! H.B., K.S., T.C., A.F., and M.P. Thanks for being there 1 love you guys! MARCHESE, ALYSSA; “Al”; Speech 2, Lit. Mag. 2,3; Newspaper 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Prop Crew 2,3; MEMORIES: Trip to D.C. w Steph, the Barknut, Damon, Breathing Bono’s air, Timothy S. Murphy, Michael Slipp trip to N.Y. w Alison, I BEAR w Liz, Date me! Ms. Maloney’s theatre class — clip-it! Freshman English : w Amy, cats and unidentifiable beard residue, my first show, Hartford, March 26, 1987, Meeting Arlo in NEWPORT, Salisbury fun w Nicole, The TJMA)0( gang, the tragic accident, Lennid, NOM from the Dom, Dojah’s new look, Rob — UGH! ; Parrot ive it! 6 years of gym w Paul, Brite and Sunny, Microbrief-off, YOU ARE ! RUDE! Justin — Everybody knows this is no where. Brian — That’s not your grand- i father! i : MACMILLAN, PAUL; “Mick”; “E.G.”; Skiing 1,2 3,4; MEMORIES: NHDScandel 1986; Vermont Canada Trips; Rudinskygate; NAPD; Crane’s condo party; The ■ night of the “Boston” concert Race; Me with Cara R. at D.C.’s House; 3rd of July i bash; One good night; The night I had my Z28 do 140 mph; “Flaps up, windows i down, music cranked, vuamets on” Class Clowns: Kristen Pearless and Jeff Roache MATTHEWS WINN; “Kirw”; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3; Cross Country 2; V. Pres. 1; SADD 3,4; Spirit Qub 4; Leadership 3; MEMORIES: The time DB and I went boating at 1 am; All of M.H.’s parties; Leadership Conference; The jr. prom; The so called “card” game at my house; B.H. had to borrow socks (liar); One night in Andover on 11 27 86 w N.S. M. H., Will BH ever find out who the culprit was?; The night KP had a little accident; Playing soccer in the snow vs. Winchester; Beating Central in the X-mas tourney; Winning C.A.L. championships in basketball; The great times w Tet. “p”; D.S., M.K., C.T., and I waking up in 95. Where are we? MATTHEWS, TRICIA; “Trish”; Pep Rally 4; MEMORIES: I’ll never forget the times we’ve shared — AS, LH, TH, JH, and SB. Thanks for everything But most of all thank you, Sil, for always being there through the good times and the bad, helping me through the hardest years. Best friends till the end! Don’t forget — AN — some¬ day.? Mike B.? “Vicious” “Best little girl in the world” yeah right! MAURER, DAVE; “Physics Nerd”; Golf 1,2,3; Ski 2,3,4, Track 1,2; Harvard Phys¬ ics -h 7 yrs — Pres.; MEMORIES: Jenny Meldie; E.B., K.L. Always picking on me; the Vinyard; Something briefly about police and J.M. and almost at a party. (You’re welcome, Doug) MCCARTHY, KRISTINE; “Kiki”, “KeeKs”; Soccer 1,2,4; Pep Rally 4; MEMO¬ RIES: Fresh, year 1,2; B.P.’s elbow C.M.’s nose in the same night; Taking the H. Green SAAB out w Muff as the pilot CM as co-pilot. Sitting by the swamp w. C.M. crying; “I loved him like a father” Longrecks w KM Ed, Thanx guys!! Fla. w KMZ CM, Jean-boe and Carolyn. Only $38.75, “what?” “I tell ya what...” “KM are you here it’s Rocky.” No, I’m not burnt or anything so don’t worry about it.” Parker’s on the 2nd (oh boy); The spot; KM, 1992 — see ya there, don’t forget; Walking to the blinking red light w C.M. Moving in the Raadmae residents. Jeffy “Oh my god ... no way.” and his cute bum. U2 twice. HR w Lostimolo. Not “O” street. Going to Me. w Jon. “every single time.” helping CM trying to find out what to write about K.A., Dancing on the Kitchen floor w Muff and Kicks. Math w Sully and Kendra. The goalie “Eat this pal”; All my friends, I love you with all my heart. McCarthy, KAREN; “Muff’; “Muff Burger”; Soccer 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Spirit Club 4; MEMORIES: Taking the S V B; Krissy’s parties; Ponyboy and Miguel; Bethany breaking her elbow, rolling down the hill the ride home w Mrs. Pearless “out the nose” The Limo to Boston, Parker’s 7 2 87, the Stampers, w CM (lost Bethany), Wendy (CM not me, right Con) Kristin Sliding down Keeks drive¬ way. Lisa falling fresh yr. Wonder twins hamster eyes, ‘sup Robin’s Midnight parties, jr. skip day, stop sign. Leaving Sina, BP at Kolby’s, Out in nowhere w BL, CM, BP, not Robin, “let’s go cra ”. Dale St., Last day soph yr. w Moe in bushes til 3 am, TJ at St. Mikes, Junebug David, Chrissiphere. 1st pd gossip study, Mertz’s parties. Squeeze w LJ and Hil, “he had blonde hair and blue eyes” “he had black hair”, “Do 1 need more blush” dancing at parties, my friends and my awesome report cards HR w lostimolo Seniors 65 Friendliest; Carma Rorke and Tim Howard McCLUNG, MAURA; “Mam”; Speech team 1 ,3,4; Drama 3, Lit. Mag. 2; NHS 2,3,4; Eval. Comm. 3,4; Friendly s 2,3; MEMORIES; 10 31 86; Aerobics at 2 a.m. at the L.C. sewing comer; Latin fever; pitball; 8’ gum wrapper chain; Alas! no more fighting Friendly freezer fog w MCL; MASP ’87; “Hey, what’s she doing under there?!” — another Halloween great! It’s been 4 years. Dawn, we still don’t know the truth behind Billy Goat’s disappearance! MG SC; Someday my face is gonna freeze when I’m doing the look and then we’ll all be sorry! YCTIWY ’86 — Drummond’s being invaded! MN w Jm, DM, DM; EL, SC, MD, MG CT You can thank me later for the provocative lunch convo’s. P,S is Serving size a standard measure? McDonald, CYNTHIA- “Sina”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Spirit Club 4; MEMORIES; “O street” w space. Keeks, Moie Bete. Ha. w Moies, Keeks, Jean Bo Carolyn; only $38.75; “Nope I’m not burnt or anything so don’t worry about it.” The H.G. SAAB; the Swamp w Keeks; 1 loved him like a Father! Keeks 1 2 frosh. yr — out on the nose Fluff s broken elbow. Walking to the blinking lights w Keeks. Me Muff at Stampers concert — Fluff? Ponyboy Miguel. Wendy — Muff not me Fluff rolling down the hill The Drab! Bash by Greg Parker. “Lost IN Space Always!” B.C. w Moie. D.C’S famous pick up lines. I love you Smbee will still be your friend when I’m in college too! SKw LJ; LG; KM. Trying to think of something to say to KA. Thanx for all the memories guys, I love you all!! McGREGOR, SUZANNE; “Sue”, “Ba”; MEMORIES; Joe!! McGUIRE, BETH; “B” “Bumble Beth”; MEMORIES; L.G., T.D., D.M. I at the football game then McD’s; Mission Impossible Theme, K.D. pulling in the parking lot. Lunch Dave Woody. K.D. me in M.O.’s car w LW the act The ring. SPACECAMP. C.B He-man. Kill He-Man. K.D. meat move w Broken Ankle KM her first snow. B-day surprise Kelli; Heinze 57 variety. Rain falling in the Caf. The good times w all my friends. McMahon, KELLI; “Kel”; “Smell”; “Jellybean”; MEMORIES; My front steps the first day. B.M. and my first snowball. The leaves. K.M. S.B. My friends always. Me, Bean, and D.M. at Carl Thomas. Knock, Knock! D.F., I wore the dress anyways! S.F. and gym class, Murph’s party. D.D. rocking on the roof, K. W. at the hospital w S.S. and J. M. Raggedy Ann — R. I. P. wipeout on the kitchen floor. Murph! It’s the cops! Is it all Pepsi? Jr. year and D.W. 1 should’ve stayed. B.M. still has his ring!! K.M. — remember the motorcycle guys? Tricky on the beach w KM BM. Sweaters in the summer. Bleach blonde. Scaring D M. B.S. when I first moved here. Eating the nerf. London and Norway. Four great years!!! Hey what’s your name again? S.S., we made it without him. MEAD, KATIE; “Kea’’ “Booboo”, “Bean”; Yearbook 1 2,3,4, Spirit Club 4; Newspaper 1; MEMORIES; JellyBean and Knocker up down Mass ave hiding behind a telephone pole. Look, Gravity! Don’t make me go up stairs! Three mile sprint past the title waves w Demi Kim. Save yourself guys! Waldo Lee me by the pool in the rain. The transefestite and the leaky faucet. CMU. It’s Chemistry P and K! It’s Boppy M D! Moles and BoobooRooboo Land. MEAGHER, MATT; “MEAGER”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,3,4; MEMORIES; Topping it off before school. Akay Dove at Stevends Pond. P.A. after practice. Andover 7th period. Pigs behind the High School. MEDIGE, DAVID; “Gunman”; Memories; Being frisked at the prom. Perky joe, Jerusha 6 14 87 causing the new gun law at N.A.H.S. Gina (SLAP) and Her right cross. McDonald’s (Blah). Mr. Twomey, Mr. Kib, Mr. Minihan, Mr. Perry , Miss Smith. MELDRUM, DAWN; “Milldew”; “Humdrum”; “Dippy”; Yearbook 2,3; Squire 2; Field Hockey Manager 3; Soccer Manager 4; SADD 3; AFS 3,4; MEMORIES; Lock¬ ing Maura in the closet, GQ man and the puse Vampire in Chem. Marie’s murderer. The burning of paper. Whiplash w LN, Blue Sue, Dave’s caffeine high, MV with LN, MM, MH, JF, DM, JM, Chris and the Star spangle Banner. MELE, PAMELA; “Pammie”; “Spam”; Field Hockey 2,3; Student Council 1; Year¬ book 4; Pep Rally 4; Drama Crew 1; Spirit Club 4; MEMORIES; Field Hockey w KS HS. “the wonder Twins” w KS. 1st goal in JV Field Hockey. The big party in the summer of ’86. The BIG trouble me JN LH got in. Chasing Zak Fresh, year. Movie parties. The good timesw JM. The summer of’87 with Richie!!! All the good times at the mall w KJ. Dancing at the Jade w JN, HS, AM doing the twist. The summer of ’87 at the beach w AM KM. I’ll miss you guys Love ya!! MENDES, SCOTT; “Gomez”; “Gomer”; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Track 1; MEMORIES; When me and J. O., SW, Dr went to the BSH in soph yr. Jo and SB rip. Scavenger Hunt w BW, JO, SW, BI, DR and the brand new lawn mower. Getting busted w BW in Woodridge. When DC and MB went to the Dance. MILLER, JASON; Soccer 1,2,3,4 — capt. “Jay”; MEMORIES; MeandBG going to DB’s. Me SE going to PH’s, Gregg’s house all summer, BL’s house J.H. house. Soccer dbl. Sessons, Beth Barry my daughter. MOOER DAWN ELLEN; “D.E.”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Softball 2; SADD 3,4; MEMORIES; J street Hampton Beach; summer of ’86, Jul; Daytona Beach w KC JD. KM no more Knock knock, green socks; speakeasy “how fast did that car go?”; TS; JP; JD getting lost in Boston w no gas; Hey Shannon, What does HW stand for?; And the best memory of all — meeting Carl! MOSES, KRISTIN; “Moie”; “Kicks”; Soccer 1,2 3,4; Softball 1,2; Basketball 1; SADD 3,4; Pep Rally; Yearbook 4; MEMORIES; ‘Never” O Street signs w Sina, Space, Keeks, Bete, “Ha”, “This is the life” I’ll never 4-get it Sina, Keeks—“no. I’m not burnt or anything so don’t worry about it!”$8.75! “It’s Rocky, are you here?” R!! Russett Ln. chasing Sina . . . ouch! The necks w KM and ER. I love ya baby! HNIB! “Crazy 4u” “Don’t worry you won’t see anyone” Mr. Mr. w CM, LG LJ. Vermont w RC. Good ole hockey games 4 99!! KMx 3 Maddonna! B-ball camp w Sina! 2-20, BC w U Thank U honey! My black widow sisters HW, BP, RR. Leadership ’86. McNuggetts w Bete, 7-2 bash — Lisa “yellow, Audi, Jag, Volvo! — Ugh” — JS “life’s a boomer” All my friends I love you guys!” “1992” “Prom night 87” Penni Lane 2-7-87 Rob Cheevers!!! I.L.Y. always. MURPHY, JEFFREY; “Murph” Baseball 1; Football 1,2; Drama 1; MEMORIES; Fiddler on the roof, walking home from school — all six miles, my 1st and only touchdown; my moped; Mr. Bev; my capers w Demoulas and the FBI; LS; my math buddy “Nuge’’; Spain!!; my “party ’; TV, KM, AB, JS, and forever KS. Bein’ cool w Sandro — “Gosh ...” MURPFIY, PETER; “Murph”; MEMORIES; Hill many a times. All nighters; 1 leave all the common sense in the world to Jeff Roche. Never on Time: Kelli French and Dave Cottone MUGAVERO, JENNIFER; “Jen” Chorus 1 2,3,4 —pres; Select chorus 2,3,4; Tim ' H. — I’ll write you when I’m famous. JP FIA, missed ya this year “LYTK, wish you were here.” D, your such a fool in the rain. BG thanx for being my friend too! Choco we have a lot to thank Mr. E for. Val, to the many 3 for 5’s with Geoff. John — O, they call it, “WILD DUCK.” Pete, you’re a pebblefoot. Gregg G. “Excuse me, Mr. Denumeri would like to see Jen this period.” “Sporto” NUGENT SHARYN M.; “Sherm”, “Nuge”; Soccer 1,2,3,4 (capt); Track 1,2,3,4 (capt). MEMORY: “Not in a minute, now.” Red’s house ’86. UMASS — soccer tourney. 2 wks. at Ski’s. Prom ’87. J.H.’s house ’87. Boston concert with J.K. 24 cheezeballs. Tara’s 16th birthday. L.J.’s endless drive to Newburyport. Dad, Mom, and Steve for all the support they’ve given me. NADEAU, KAREN: Basketball 1,2; Spirit Club 4; Softball 1,2,3,4 —capt. MEMO- : RIES: New Year’s Eve w JN, LJ, MD, and JWI! Midnight swim w JN, KF, EM, SC! ; Freshman class beach party, KJ “I like you shirt!?!” The summer of my fresh year i w Muff! JA when you find out how big it is tell TC! Cancun w KC, EM, and HW! ) Kelli, you’re such a yoda! I NASSAR, JENNIFER; “Nass” “Jenny-bunda” Cheerleading 2,3,4 — tri-capt. MEMORIES: YMBFFM, TJMM$ — 85 romance under a full moon. Fresh NY Eve I love you Beams. DCA Champions. Yodas, Yibbas, Bucadas, HAWAII. Wake up calls for football players. “I’m never like this” The joke on Sean w CM. Leadership Conference. NEFF, KRISTINE; “Kris”, “Neffa”, “Tata”, “Midget”; Basketball 1; manager — 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; AFS 3,4 (pres); Spirit Club 4. MEMORY: Spebs, Pebs, Master, Bam, Bam, Bam. Hampton Beach dressing room. Huey two times. Maine getting lost. The West Buxton road. Schena dog twice. Sophomore lunch. The day B.M. told the two M’s what to do. 7 23 87. Walking downtown in a huge rain snow storm. A snowball fightwith C.B., E.S., D.R., and K.D. NYC — up and down Macy’s dressing room. Extra lean stickers, Guido . What are we gonna do next?? Go Karts? H.O. Can I have a ride? Please? Col. getting on Friday night and going to Maine at 8 p.m. — your great! Lyn you dweebe. J.L.M. and her nose. Bus action. Curious, Pepe, Jose, Lady. My finger. Phil and Rich “The right” Thanx L, K, C, E, D, A, C for a great four years. “Wanna buy a pen?”; “He doesn’t have to go home with her.” NICETTA, SANDRA A.; “Sand”, “Sandy”; Field Hockey 1; Wrestling manager 2,3,4; Student Council 4. MEMORY: The night at E.J.’s with M.B. and M.D. — Sand, go for it!! Thanx guys. Me, T.B., M.D. — what a game. Val’s huge slumber parties. J.N. — Are you okr Sandy, Please don’t tell anyone. The night me and Wim got stranded at D.H.’s cottage and tried to get home. We never did tell. M.D.’s intense talks — what a friend!! Never forget — the hill — L.J. not feeling too well, river, site, dump, and all the party spots. And of course, Mike — 1 24 87!! Thanx guys for making the past four years the best!! I love ya’s. 1 1 NOONAN, LORI A.; “Lor”, “Lawman”; Track 1,2.3A; Soccer 1,2,3; SADD 4; ) Spirit Club 4; Yearbook 3,4; Pep Rally 4. MEMORY: Friendships!? Jelly beans in ? Spanish. All niters (S.P. and M.G.). Checker Taxi, gramps, the rap, and dinosaur - underwear. Baseball til 1 a.m. Prom night ’87. Summer ’87. The Old Common it incident with A.K. — “Funtile it, Ame.” 6 1 87, 3 8 86. Fun times with K.A., L.H., J.G., K.Y., S.H., K.B., — good luck guys!! Thanx Ame for being my friend thru everything and all the awesome times during our years at NAHS . . . 1 luv ya!! y NUGENT, JENNIFER E.; “Jenny Piccalo”; Track 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; hi Student Council 1; Pep Rally 4; Pep Club 4; Yearbook 4; SADD 1. MEMORY: ij Forest St. ’87. Marry me? Egg hunt with S.G. Missions, 4 a.m. with Amy fresh, year, i The upstairs bunk and cellar in ’85. Dream on. The tower of love. Ouija. June 13; The walk for nothing. Q’s with L.H., S.C., and S.C.!! Hey Jude, some queer soph, just called me!! Jan 15, July 1!! O’NEILL, MICHAEL; “Magnum”; MEMORY: Skiing in the White Mountains. Walking on the Saco River in New Hampshire with Tom. G.D.A. with Pete. Talk to me more often Chiefy! PACKER, KARI L.; “Ka”, “K.P.”; Skiing 2,3,4; Spirit Club 4; Yearbook 4. MEM¬ ORY: Going to Crotchet with N.T. Numerous driving incidents with Steph, “GOD, we are going so fast. . . !” S.N. — “Will you carry my books?”; “Consequently. . . ”; “Steph? Is it safe to change?” OBEEKAYBEE!! Driving over a rock with S.B.! Going to the docks and the park with D.H., G.F., andS.B. Amy and Tab — “Would ya believe?” Trying to get U2 tickets with G.F. “B NG!!” PAGE, DANIELLE; MEMORY: The burlap and the pink plastic garbage bag. Park hopping with K.M. “Look it’s gravity.” Bacon, eggs, and brownies. The night on Forest St. The Kodak Picture. April 16 and MD PANGIONE, AMYE.; “Amo”; Yearbook, SADD, SpiritClub. MEMORY: Hampton beach; Kerin with the toilet paper. The night of Jimmy’s B-day (scoop ya). Never go anywhere without a pocket!! Roger and Ron with the cotton candy. Quick, shut the lights!! Seen any good videos? Seabrook Beach; Scott at the Pirates Park PAPPALARDO, KAREN; “Ker”, “Ren”; Field Hockey 2; Student Council 1; SADD 3,4; Pep Rally 4. MEMORY: Merrimack with Pam, Jen, Heather, and Dave. “Jen do you need a ride???”; “Get me a spoon.” — T.O. Weekend at Bryant College with J.D. andS.P. Alan in Mr. Hall’sSpanish class on videotape. Field Day’87 — Thanks J.R. Danversport with P.B. and meeting J.N. for the first time. Good times with all my friends, the Prom and of course Sept. 13, 1985 — J.D. PAPPALARDO, MAURO; “Pap,” “Bubba”; Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: The night C.M. held me up in Jen A’s driveway. Coming home from football practice, almost collided into a car while trying to pass C.M. When 1 ate Chinese food at P.K. PARENT, DAVID F.; “KingSchlonga”, “M’goo”; Football 2; Basketball 1,2. MEM¬ ORY: On the “puff’ with Kev, Kev, Den, and Bart. Senior Math class with Tet, Dust, and Den. Junior Math class with Tet and Den. April vacation at Tef s house without Tet. At Denny’s, Yaba Abba breaking his streak. The night in the IROC wagon at Winn’s house. “The lost button.”; “The closet.”; “The car wash.”; “125 down 495.” The best two weeks ever with D.P. PARISI, KEVIN; “Spike”, “Ris”; Football 1; Hockey 1,2,3,4; MEMORY: Me, Kev, and Mel on side of Winn’s car. Me, Dave, Bart, Den, and Kev on Dave’s boat (puff). Ml of us watching Den brawl with a 30 yr. old. Dave finally getting a car. Kev’s door getting tom off. Me, Mas, Kev, Bart, Cottone at 3 a.m. Dustin shaving his beard. Parent not blowing us off to be a farmer. t PARKER, JENNIFER; “Jen”; Softball 3,4; Field Hockey 3,4 (capt). MEMORY: C.J. “Okee-dokee”. “C.J., I’m sorry we’re like we are but we just can’t help it.” Our crusade in Lawrence. “You’ll never guess who is upstairs!!” FH camp. “You maybe right...” C.J.B., K.L. A.K. — Mrs. Rourke, well. . . K.K. lying under Liz’s car at Pizza Hut. A.K. — ”... if you want to talk, go outside . . . but it’s raining.” LB. — “How often do you go to the bathroom??” T.H. — “Out of control.” C.R., T.P., T.H., S.C., — Spaceballs after our serious college talk. High beaming Steph and Eric. “You know what 1 mean and what not.”; Coke, Vienna fingers, wheatsworth, and the Johnson administration. Bellowing Piano Man at China Blossom. Tasteless pretzel rods in Boston. “Try not to sleep with gum!”; “I’m so nervous, what if I crash.” Meeting CBJ. PATEL, MEHOOL SHASHIKANT; “Mayo”, “Hooldog”, “Butch”; Marching Band 2,3,4; Math Team 2,3,4 (co-capt). MEMORY: The slink. IMC alarm in Mr. McV’s class. Math Bingo!!! S.D., D.Y., Buff for Mayo. Rodger Waters. Winning Dead tickets. “. . . what’s the difference??” — D.L., R.D., M.H., D.Y., M.P., and G.A. Sadistic sculptures during French. Mexican at the Cape. Watching LED’s in the dark after The Wall. Poker with D.Y., M.P., D.N., T.W., T.D., and Buff. Phil’s Fag Bag. “Moooo!” — Hard butter. PEARLESS, KRISTEN; “Pearless-bum”; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 1. MEMORY: The night before my sweet sixteen birthday. July 22. Dancing on the highway the night before X-mas. G.B., M.D., K.R., C.K., S.D., S.T., B.B. Wonder¬ ing why my p orch never fell off that wild and crazy night after the prom. My many years in Spanish 1. Trying to explain to mother what happened over the weekend was not my fault. Ending up in Danvers at 6 in the morning. Bonus Santa Domingos. Soph year. “MLCL SLY” Sin, I’ll tell you when we get out of here. Mr. Sousa’s Bio class (when I was allowed to attend). Capturing G.B. Thanksgiving ’86. Getting stuck at Missile site until 4 in the morning after. Getting thrown off the Baseball team. Wondering why? B. P. throwing up on driveway after the hill. My father cleaning it up the next morning. Late night dinners at R.R.’s house. SEAN. Thanx guys!! PERNA, JEANNIE M.; “Pirahna”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Skiing 1,2,3,4; SADD 1. MEM¬ ORY: T.N.T.H.R. Thanks J.M., B.W., D.D., D.L. Me and B.W.’s b-chip sandwich. Tgas, bake shows. Shannon, ECS, the haunted house. M.L. and the walk to Reynolds. J.O.’s rip, L.H.’s attempt to change a red light. My white boots; K.N. before Bio; scavenger hunt; Field Day ’85. The day after the prom. The big blue bomber, Indiana and K. W. Hershey Park and M.L. Kenny’s house; the roach motel. M.L.’s chats, “Oh no, guess what...” Pennies at Mickey — D’s. John and Vem. Thanks everyone. Love ya all. PETRONIO, TAMARA; “Tami”; Basketball L2; Softball 1; Track 2 4; Winter Track 4; Field Hockey 1,2; Student Council 4 ; Yearbook 4 . MEMOR ' Y: “Try it, you’ll like it.” P.S. nw blood sister. Where’s the eagle?? Falling down the driveway. “Good and you?” Graham crackers and onion rings at K.B.’s. “I’m goin down, down, down!” 10 boxes of 8 pancakes with S.C., and B.C. at P.S. “Excuse me, could you tell me where the nearest stove is?” Bart and Dave’s long walk home. Weekend of the 8th, 9th, and 10th. The night in the dump truck. Hitting the dog and the combat zone. Scrambled eggs and a serious talk with V.S. J.P.’s first outing in a standard. Damp and what not at J.T. “Surf s up.” Powdered donuts and watching the sun come up with V.S. on the 4th. “You guys. I’m wicked serious...” Monop¬ oly and swimming at 5. Spray pain on Halloween. “How about them Red Sox!” Tasteless pretzel rods. T.Fl. getting all wet at Jimmy’s. Good times with C.C. PLISINSKI, MICHAELP.; “Mike”; Soccer 1; Skiing3,4; MEMORY: PokeratD.Y.’s and T.W.’s (T.W. losing all his money!!) Windsurfing at Martha’s Vinyard. X2 draw in Virginia, Kings domain, St. Thomas. Para sailing (almost). The mall with D.N., T.W., and “skum of the earth.” Learning to ski, ski team. Trip to Canada and those “lovely girls.” Mad trips to Boston with T.W., L.R., D.Y., and Alexis. Opening Papa Gino’s with Sue. G.B., B.B., and “Dirt.” Biking with D.Y. through muddy swamps, torrid rivers and angry backyards to find the trail to the beach. “Whatever works.” English with Danielle, Studies with Lisa. Stephanie A. and Northeastern S.C. and “hopeful thinking.” PELCZAR, BETHANY; “Fluff’, “Razz”; Soccer 1; Softball 1; Baseball manager 2; Basketball manager 1; Student Council 4; Pep Club 4. MEMORY; The hill with K.M., K.M., L.G., S.C., J.T., T.S.! “I hope you break your teeth!!” My broken elbow at Russet Ln. The night Sean C. drove my car. The night C.M. helped me at C.B.’s. Boston concert with K.M., C.M., C.M., L.G., S.C., J.T., T.S.! The Westfield ’87 7 2 87; 10:45 p.m. All of C.M.’s parties. Where is Cindy?? OOPS, we forgot her!! Strictly platonic. . . ya, sure Dave!! Bon Jovi .38 Special. Black Widow Sister H. W., K.N., R.R. Planning to go to Cancoon. Done Most for N.A.H.S.: Laura Johnson and Joe Harb RAADMAE, ROBIN LEE; “Rob”, “Bobber”, “Mini”, “Rag”; Field Hockey 1. MEMORY: Almost 2 years with Rick!! Chris Camasso, the cottage, water ant the can in the stone wall. Muff always barfing in my bathroom. Freshman year midnight parties with M.D. Mistakes, OOPS . . . Don’t laugh Muff, you too? The road with Dave, Annette, Rick and I, the car and that huge rock!! Getting arrested with 56 of my friends, and sharing a cell with my favorite person — nope. Going back to the beach after Tobey’s with K.M., B.P., C.M., K.M., and me and Cindy saying every speed limit that we pass. The road we don’t know where. What about Robin, nope!. Robs party with Kelly, Rick, Dan, and me ... a fun night — nope. Jeff jumping out H.M.’s windows. RASTOGI, MALA; “Stogs”, “Boom-boom”; MEMORY; Punker with the fries, Bemd and Heino and all the great memories we share; love always. Boom, boom, boom with M.D. Boris Baby and the tennis player. C.T. and E.T. Go to the city and get lost. April 1986. Prom ’87. Chauffer given a piece of meat, thanks to P.M., I had a good time. Hoping there will be many more. Surfer. Thanks for the fun at Cappy’s David! You, me and Kenny! REYNOLDS, KEITH; “Hacksaw”, Cross country 1,2,3,4 (capt), Track 1,2,3,4. MEMORY; Sull’s sock. Clem’s peanuts. Scott and his basin. Dreff s bottle and Frank’s midnight run. Barfs dead movies. Eric’s post dance stroll behind the back¬ stop. Hairspray. YBA domination! Plaistow times and stories. RITCHIE, DAVID; “Ritch”; Cross country 1,3; Soccer 4; Track 1; Wrestling 1,3. MEMORY; Engine blowage; Papa’s; Bob’s cellar; good tension; Bob’s path; Randy’s dining at PA Towl’s Igloo; Deew in the field; house cleaning party; Parroll Wop n Shop. ROBINSON, HEATHER L.; Cross Country 1,2; Skiing 1,2; Field Hockey 3; Pep Rally 4. MEMORY; When J.E. walked into the gym with no shorts on. Having too much in common with J.W. I love you, Mauro!! ROCHE, JEFFREY P.; “Reffur”; Football 1,4; Wrestling 1,3,4. MEMORY: Riding on the T with Cottoney. Teddy’s strip tease act in Boston center. Taggy’s parties, which one? When M.A. passed out before our Cowell meet. “I love you Smooda!” When I fixed J.N.’s anklet from the beach. Hey, Murph! Martine’s one eyed cat!! ROGERS, DOUGLAS; “Dougie”, “Rog”; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3 , 4 ; SADD 2,4. MEMORY; The ambulance ride thanks to M.P. — “The new kid got knocked out!”; Me-do- moo. Bad luck with the family truckster. Barishnakov. B-ball at Rockport — “I can’t see ...” CHS Comets — M.M., T., D. C.D., J.N., B.K., — thanx for being friends. L.L. — thanks for being there. Mom, Dad, and Jen — Thanks for everything!! RORKE, CARMA M.; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Student Council 4; Vice President 4. MEMORY; Brian Adams concert — Kristen. Hucky —•! Beth’s playroom. Maine — African Bush Boogy. Deja vu — nope, never been here. B-ball camp with Lippy. Liz — What if 1 never come down. Parkers party with the jailbirds. T.W. and Jeanne Chemistry — great laughs — awesome friends. My fam¬ ily, 1 love you all! Danny — always with me. On the Charles River with P.B. Hucky I swinging from a vine. BOSTON — North end with Jen and J.F., Sean, CJ.B., J.P., V.S., P.SP., C.R.,J.B., T.P., Septembers, 1987. . . incredible!! Tim in the mini golf pond. How about them Red Sox. C. J. is my idol. All the great times with Jimmy and) Joe. Pafs place with Sean. K.K. and J.P. under Liz’s car. 68 Seniors ROBERTS, KRISTEN: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1; SADD3,4; MEMORIES: PIC I, forever, Gina, Please don’t let anyone in my house, G.B. and “the dude”; my reebox; May 31 — June 1. K.P. sweet sixteen. Beth, can we go to a party? Stacey and the newlyweds. Making music in Florida adventures w K.P. Breakfast w Pam. ; December 11, 1986. And all the good times with Chris! RICHARDS, BRENDAN; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Hockey 3; Track 1; Football — broken Ankle; MEMORIES: Shortness, March 14, Oct. 17, All of those special days with S.G. To all of those mad little parties between me and M.A. with some good ole S.C. being alonee W S.G. on misery Island. The night on the C.R. in S.G.’s boat. The night me C.K. got P. Ced for the egg-fight frosh year! S.G. — touch my eye, touch my chest, point to you, so much!!!! Hey, Mauro!!! RUDINSKY, GREGG J.; Hockey 1,2,3,4. SACCO, DENNIS; “KingSchlonqa”, “Peen”, “Cansacco”; Football 1,3; Baseball I. MEMORY: Chem class with Mr. Kappotis. Dinsmore’s Sr. Math class with Tet, Dave, and Dust. Prom night with Tet April vacation at Tet’s house without Tet. Nbypt football game ’87. Roger’s Jr. math class with Goo, Steve, Dust, and Sean. Night in Hawk’s mobile. Hawk and Goo in Tet’s bed. Cards at Sovie’s house instead of Parker’s. Working at NHD with Hawk. Breakfast with the guys. 125 down 495. Goo gets a real car. Hawk finally shaves. Playing cards every Thursday night with the guys. Intelevision at Cahills house. Stickball with Parisi. ABBA’s door. Movies at i Winn’s house. SALOIS, SONYA; “Son”, “Shuma”, “Dotty D.”; Cheerleading3,4; PepRally3,4; i Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3; Track 1,2,4. MEMORY: Smurf, Bear, i Inspector Gadget, Bubbles, Slice, Evie. Dances ’86, right Jen?? Feast ’86 — Nancy — Rings. Maine lifeguard stand!! Pro-am, Hnib, RI. “Kim — Madonna!” Casual Comer ’87. Grad ’87, right Kim? Nice faces — goof. Hospital, Murph’s party — Raggedy Ann, “it wasn’t us Murph!!” Mike’s house. SAPIENZA, JEFFREY; “S ”; Soccer 2,3,4. MEMORY: Night at the movies, Bob’s cellar, Tim’s beach house, Kandy’s gourmet meals at P.A., Ritch at Papa Gino’s, the summer of Hell. Stacy and 1 was the best thing that ever happened to me. “The Crash” Smitty and I at the beach. “The Sickness.” Soph Bio with J.N., T.K., B.L., ' M.D., and Mr. Sousa. SATENSTEIN, MARK; “Stein”; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Swimming 3. MEMORY: Me and J. S. that lonely night in Boxford. ThatTuesday night atJ. P.’s. When I had more than my share. The trip. : SAVAGE, RENEE; “Nee”; Field Hockey 1; (capt) 2; Drama 1,2; Yearbook 1,2,3,4 (editor); Spirit Club 4 (officer); Pep Rally 4. MEMORY: Road trips with Kim — “Where are we??” Leadership ’86. Brad. 14 vs. 8 ugh! Stand by me. Running out of gas and locking my keys in the car all in the same day — Thank God for J. D. and M.G. Our Halloween date with M.P. and M.G. — it was worth it. The Sting. “Yes, Joe, I know I have tape on my nose.” The Savage Wagon. “Kirkpatrick, is that Irish?” Love triangles, and squares and. . . THAT weekend. “Where are my keys?” B.B., B.B. and me. “It’s 8 o’clock and we are at the Enrights. . . How’d they do that with the cars??” “I still haven’t found what I’m looking for!” The V-key. M.P., and ' N.D.’s — succulent. Getting kidnapped. Scruples — game or life. B.B. and me at ' W.P.?? — The ultimate shock. “No sleep til Brooklyn!” ! SCHICK, HOLLY; “Holls”; Skiing 1; Basketball manager2; Field Hockey 3; AFS 1; ' Student Council 3,4; Yearbook 4; Spirit Club 4; SADD 4; Student Advisory Council i 4. MEMORY: Nights with B.B. “Where is every one in this town??” The Savage ‘ Wagon. M.L and A.M. in the HBl, Spain ’87 K.M. — “You want cerveza, no : cabesa”, B.B. endless talks, ILOVEYA. P.M. and K.J. and the McD’s advice. P.M., . J.N., A.M., and the Jade with the twistin 30’s. “Midge, when’dja grow up??” “Mike ■ —who?” P.M., K.S. , and I and M.I.C.K.E.Y. M.O.U.S.E. FH tryouts with J.E., S.G., , and PAIN!!! S.B. — “I need help!!” Good times with M.S., D.D., L.C., E.L, and ( C.C., THANKS, GUYS!! M.C.,, D.P., and McD’s talks about nothing. J.P. for all the , fun we had together. M.S. and all the laughs we shared and will share. 1 SEDDON, PAM; “Pammy”; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, Softball 1; Student Council 3,4; I Vice pres. School Evaluation, Pep Rally, Project Charlie. MEMORIES: V.S., C.R., M.G., and “let’s get some C’s and get nice!” T. my blood sister. “I’m w ya Ceej, babe!” “Val, are we in the right hotel?!?!?! “It’s Cool” Pancakes w? S.C., T.P., and B.C., lOboxesofS. Breakfast at Muffles w K.R. Beach w Amo Val, T.P. andB.D. ) falling all the way down the driveway. V.S. and “LOLA” KCl PbS in CHEm. i DAmp, moist, and what not at J.T. don’t forget! “C.J., froot loops, no fruit pie!” That ; special “summer of ’87. The dump — truck nite w T.P. V.S., 9 26 85 My best I buddy Val, I luv ya!!! } SILBERMAN, STEVE: “SILBY”; “Phen”; “Skhmel”; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3; Yearbook 4; Math team 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; SOV , 1,2,3,4 -t- MEMORIES: “Do you live here? A bat?” Salem Denny’s 24 hours. What a Happy New Year! Dropping books w L.B., Ottie’s Class for two years equals ‘I additional lunch periods. L.S., A.L., N.T., do you like blueberries? Slow children j B. V., M.G., S.C., T.H. J.H. remove the signs please. Cemetry Entrance Slow. , A.E.L get it, 1 want it. Oh, my god, a BMX. SOV unite! Hola, como estas? After play ' atS.M., J.D., R.M. houses. Who Cares About Chairs?! guess N.B. can’t move A. B., nice Halloween, huh? R.E.M., the Cure, etc. J.S., it’s the end of the world as we a know it, and 1 feel fine, L,K.C. Boot the grime of the world in the crotch, dear! And I for anybody interested, PEPPERMINT OFF! Yuip, yuip, yuip . . . rrr-ring, rrr-ring Best Dressed: Sue Levesque and Chris Kaddaras SMITH, ERIK; “Smitty”; Soccer 1,2,3,4 — capt. MEMORIES: The beach w? Sap. The hood of a blue car. Dinner at Philip’s. M.M. singing “let’s go back to visit.” Kelly’s dog constantly drooling on me. Ritchie 1 nailing Chris over the summer. Math class Soph, year w Jeff and Lisa. When Chris spilled a certain liquid over Sap’s rug. Getting decked while skating. A parking lot and a park. SOBEL, VALERIE; “Sobes”; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4; Sec — 4; Sec.-Tres. of Class 2,3; Memories: C.R. P S. M.G. “Let’s get some c’s and get nice!” Dumptracks and mudw’ P.S. T.P. Feb. vacation w L.J. G.P. “Lean on me” “Are you sure?” C.M. T.P. and the “M M’s.” Leadership ’86 and talking on the bus w C.R., P.S. Loll-fresh, year and what not! F.H. campw P.S. and C.J.B. and K.K. The Perkins Strangler. CJ “Oh, so it’s the weather.” With Cory in the limo searching for C.R. B.P.’s car after Cheever’s. AMO you are a Bonus 44 I swear I’ve never seen such a smile. SPEARS, ANGELINE; “Angie” “Anqe”, “Mama” “princess”; Cheerleading — Capt.; Spirit Club President; MEMORIES: Kris, Jen t., Kate (BALLOONS); Angel Cream doughnut are my favorite; Somewhere in Haverhill; Jacyn is this the street? Guppy; How about 10 for S; Joe H. Aves dead. Angie loves Angel forever. SPIRDIONE, KRISTIN: “Screamer”, “Spird”; Softball 1,2,3,4; MEMORIES: Me and Narz taking the kids for a driving lesson. Breading down w K.C. near Harold State Park, hoping I didn’t get seen. Hey Tina . . . Butch, Cassidy, and Suncance Kids. PRETTY FUNNY!! Sitting in Camelot hiding land la lits in the wallet. Do you have any mouth wash? Angie, Jen, Kate (Balloons) Hey Narz, . . . and not more D.B. All the good times w N.B., T.C., K.C., B.M., N.B., M.P., A.F., A.S. June 23, Best day of my life. I love you Jon and I always will. STERI, CORRADO: “Guido”; Soccer; Skiing; AFS; MEMORIES: Jeremiah what are we going to do next? Go Karis? STRATTON, WILLIAM: “NuNu”; Football 1,2; Track 1; Skiing 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; SADD 1,2; MEMORIES: Midnight surfing, Jon Mike, 4th of July, My house. Going to the Red Sox Game w tet and Dustin. Dan C. and Mike getting caught at the dance. Skipping the day my parents came home. Jon the S B on trips to Cape Cod. Having a bash and not getting caught until three weeks later when the cops show up at the front door wanting to speak to my parents. Being a nunu. The Leadership Conference. Terry lost all his money playing cards. I leave the term Nunulogy to the High School. Seniors ) 69 Most Athletic: Kendra Lippman and Joe Harb THOMAS, MAUREEN; “Moe”, “Betty”, “Chipmunk”; Basketball 1; Track 2; Field Hockey 3; Swimming 3; MEMORIES: The van w LN AK CF Slime. A pink heap in the snow, and in the movies. The Flintstones at the beach. Beach party w TH JK AK and P. Canada — Jessie and Raquelle. Maine bounced wham bam! JE CF LH and the blue car— “This is going in the yearbook!” The Jubilee Roll! Billy Idol — TH’s pizza! (That was out of control) Sept. 25 woods? Nope! November 27, 1986 — thanks Chris. THORNLEY, JENNIFER; “Jensy”, “jowJow”; MEMORIES: ME, MC, JP taking our morning nap in AC, playing no rules volleyball. JW DR telling Ms. Lostimolo to get a life. Having my car mirror broken w VG JS — “I don’t believe it!” Yjr he toast to fort Randall. Setting the trees on the Merrimack on fire. TORREY NANCY; “Nance”; Track 1; Ski Team 2,3,4; Pep Rally 4; Yearbook 4; MEMORIES: That night at Sully’s freshman year when I almost drowned. The ski trips to Killington and Gunstock and that famous ride home. New Year’s Eve at Silby’s. The Springsteen Concert Jan 25 ’85. Those wild summer nites with SS, CP j 4 ! Ski-team Bermuda, Steve! TUCKER, JEFFREY; “Tuck”; Tennis 1,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Rally 4; Cabaret Night 2,3,4; MEMORIES: Box drill ’86, NA 7, Masco O; MDw DK at KG’s house. LW SE and me in Finger licken Chicken; “fanman”; All my friends past and present including SB WB TUTTLE, STEPHANIE; “Steph”; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4 — capt; Softball 1,2,3,4; Pep Rally; MEMORIES: Freshman year — seeing U2 and DC in the same week w Alyssa; Elvis S. and family; the hockey team at Boston Garden. Sophomore J.V . siftbakk (making fun of Scheena) Junior year — benching for f.h. and softball; laughing it up w JP during the spring (stulgissplash, the Giant K’s in the scorebook, Spirdione knocking out light w. pitching machine, “make sure you mark it down it was a sacrifice”); The Jr. class party, 4 cops investigating a parked car. Sr. Year — not surviving Plymouth State f.h. camp (walking alone most of the time because I was too slow); soccer games and good times w Eric. VERAS ROBERT, SANDRO; “Pedro”; Football; Basketball, Baseball. MEMO¬ RIES: Week that D n C me were in California, Freshman year. Bumming around w J. Murphy in Salem. All the great parties I’ve been to. All the good times I had with Tricia Matthews. VERNILE BRENDA; “Bren”; “Beulah”; Basketball AFS 2,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Skiing 2; Lit. Mag 1,2; SADD 3; SOV 1,2,3,4; MEMORIES: Fruit tales down by the water singing and watching the sun set having a H.O.T. w M.S., T.T., J.S., M.K., N.H., M.S., M.G., M.T. T.T. Stealing street signs and MB flags, and a happy time was had by all! The Wall add JD Guara w Gilby. SULLIVAN, MICHAEL: “SuH”; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1.2.3.4 — Tres.; MEMORIES: Goin for the gusto w Dreff. Scott ruining a perfectly good pair of Socks. Hittin’ the beach w Mad Mike D. John S. Beamer being the judge of that! Polishing Hack’s floor. The Boys’ State experience. Six funky years knowing Lock. SULLIVAN, TARA; “Sully”, “Sara”, “Smara”; Soccer 1,2,3,4 — tri-capt. SADD; SASSC; MEMORIES: Red’s; 2 weeks at Ski’s; There you go now with K.L A.K.; DESTINY w L. L. in study — at least YOU got what you were looking for! Sharyn at Red’s — Need a bucket? Weekend at UMASS (soccer tourney); J.D. Mr. Acavano; My 16 birthday (S.N.’s knee); 24 cheeseballs; J.H. house (Sept. ’87); Soccer; L.J.’s endless drive to Newburyport; Thanks Mom, Dad, Egg, Mike and all my friends for everything. TANKO, JENNIFER; “jen’’ “Choco”, “jeni -Do”, “Peter Pan”; MEMORIES: The twoJ’s admitting to Mr. EandMr. G. L.D., T.B., L.N., and me lost at Merrimack. Me Wim caught inhaling in U.O.B. And of Course JEFF BIRD — ALWAYS!!! TARDIE, PETER; “Troop”, “Alpine Pete”, “Doctor”, “Mr. Wizard”, “Clipperhead”; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Spirit Club 4; MEMtDRIES: Action packed rides in the wascaly wabbit and bannana boat, TTOOOOPPP!!! A-CCent. G.D.A. huh, shut the door!!! Cabaret ’87 Uncle Wally Skull and bones. The Dead, G-Ring, 3 red lights — hospital visits. Summer ’87 fir evertibe U gygg with and for everyone who hung with me, you guys are the best friends I’ve had. We will never forget you guys. TAYLOR, CHERYL: “Cherly”; SADD 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; AFS 3.4 — V.P.; Spirit Club 4; Softball 1; MEMORIES: Tennis Player!!! Cambridge w S.C.; “Fruit full” conversations w E.L., B.V., M.G.: the Blue Black jacket; The Dance Studio w S.C., E.L., D.M.; Picking up the keyboard (and rock) w J.B.; The smushed McDonald’s cup; Way OH! TETLER, CHRISTOPHER; “tet”, “Barney”, “King Scholong”, “pene”; Golf 1.2.3.4 — capt. — 3,4; Track 1; Hockey 1,2,3,4 — capt; Intramural Hockey 3,4; MEMORIES: Jr. Prom, Hockey games. Golf Matches, The wonderful parties Mr. Dinsmore’s Sr. Math w Den, Dave, Dust, and me Chem w Amy, x-mas w Amy. Jr. Summer at the beach, 4th of July ’87. Prom nite w Den. The Newburyport Football game. Jr. Math w Mr. Rogers. The Weekend at Dustin’s w D.B., M.K., B.J. The two Dustin; s garbage driving. The Poker game at Winn’s house. The awesome movies at Winn’s. All my friends. WALD, HILARY; “Hil” Student Council 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Student Evaluation Committee 3,4; MEMORIES: The night of the three gumbies. The Dead w LJ LG The Black Widow Sisters, Ft. Lauderdale ‘86 ‘87; Under the Willow w Ka TS we don’t need another hero. I’m getting clausterphobic. Weekend at Loon — Who was that man? Mission Impossible w MB KH VH: The Jr. Prom — the IQ sgiw, Oartues at Cheevers — thanks to Danver Twin Rinks. Luau’s at Lowell — love the taste of sneakers. Pauline at the beach. Sleeping at Kennedy airport w KG JP. Hilary Shiels only at H.B.P.D. Bryan Adams — Jen, not on the man’s head! WATSON, LISA; Softball 2 3,4; Swimming 3,4 — capt; MEMORIES: space camp w BM KD MO “Am I loud? ’ BG in the tent w KD (Jason) McDonald’s. kG’s party and ding something I shouldn’t have. The parties on my balcony. Can I have a large cow please? Playing B-ball w Kelli at Merrimack (60-0) our trip to Boston Mr. March’s class w Slinky, Tucker, and his loud noises; Musical chairs in softball soph r.; KD’s Dad his outrageously large feet. Mrs. Griffin’s math class; KD and buzz uzz (the detention we never served) Muppet rejects. WHEATON KRISTY; “Krispy”, “krispy wheats n’ Raisons”; Field Hockey 1,3; Spirit Club 4; SADD 3,4; Yearoook; MEMORIES: New Year’s Eve 86, 4th of July; “party on the street” Dave’s; BJ’s out of control. Missile Site — crash pergatory. Olympic Lane the dump. SS stole King Tut “You’ll never make it home alive!!!” Nova rip spin out in the Monte. Talks w Sil; “where’s my keys” at LH’s Boston Concert DS Dec. 18, 1986. WHEELER BRIAN; “Wheels”; Football 12; Baseball 12; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; MEMORIES: keep on knocking but you can t come in. Midnight Madness w DD. and the mobile, the good times w LM; Late night trips to NY, Rl, MAINE, VT, NH. Punkies’ house bri where’s the scooter? Woobis! When Miss M blew. NH State Police thanks. Dead Show. WINNING, JACLYN; “Jacki”, “Bucatta”; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Track 1; Pep Rally 4. MEMORIES: The night LJ, MD and I broke into Kolby’s house couldn’t get out. MD going one way and LJ I going the other. NEW YEAR’S EVE fresh, year w LJ, JN, KN, etc. watching some weird things. Almost failing Spanish jr. year because of C.C — I love you. Finding my clone. YETMAN, KIMBERLY: “Cruisin’ Kim”; National Honor Society 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Pep Rally 3,4; Yearbook 4-ed. Spirit Club 4; Jazz Band 3; MEMORIES: Football games road trips. “Kim, where are we?” “Renee, you’re out of gas” The 99 red balloons. Our Halloween date w MP MG MG burning chicken fingers and break¬ ing hearts. “We’re looking for Joe Kelly” Sheraton bound. Hide n’ go seek w MOE andDoo. “Goo’s on the rug” “How’s they do that w the cars” Enrights “Kirkpatrick ... is that Irish?” Ping-pong. ND’s party w JM “you think too much” THAT Week¬ end w JE, BB MS. Prom night— Rook the couch! “let’s kidnap Renee! be home by 12 — 5 more minutes” “No SLEEP TIL BROOKLYN” “renee are you dating someone?” YOUNG, DAVID: Track 3; Ski team 3; MEMORIES: Poker game w Buff, Butch, Tom, Dave and Mike. Trips to Boston on the “train” w j,L,P? and M. The chauffer. The dreaded proms. Poker game in Virginia and after. The pool in Texas under the bridge. YOUNG, MELANIE: “Melly”, “Smelly”, “Mel”, “Melonhead”; MEMORIES: Listening and looking at people call me by the wrong name. YOUNG, MONIQUE; “Monica”, “moon”; “Mona”; “Mo”, “Nioue”; MEMO¬ RIES: Spadafore’s Homeroom, Gym classes w AK ir. sr. year, ana soph year w Dave Z! ZAPPALA, DAVID ' “Zap”; Baseball; Hockey; MEMORIES: Sleeping in police sta¬ tion parking lot. w. DB, MB, DM cause of AF, never getting into trouble but doing so much. Failing my classes but teachers passing me. Jeff Roache and floating feet. Laura Johnson — Pres., Carma Rorke — Vice Pres., Tim Howard — Sec. Seniors 1 ' « ' ' «V0’� ' ®A C, ' a ' ' ® ' !.ee to tovJW cVrC V tO ' VJ0 ‘ A wS lo 4°’ V ' ecto ' ' . „’ .Vt? MR. GEORGE I. BLAISDELL Superintendent MR. EDWARD C. MARTIN Assistant Superintendent MR. DANIEL L. DESMOND Principal MR. ARTHUR J. HAMEL Assistant Principal MR. RICHARD M. ROZZI Assistant Principal MRS. MARY ASHBURN Guidance MRS. CAROL BALMAS Guidance MRS. DIANE BASSETT Mathematics JOSEPH P. BEVILACQUA Vocational Education Dept. Head Faculty MRS. VI RGINIA BOUCHER Mathematics MR. WILLIAM BOUTILIER Social Studies MRS. PATRICIA MALONEY-BROWN English DR. JOHN T. DEFLUMERI, ED.D. Guidance Department Head MRS. NINA DEMERITT Business Education MISS JANET DIGIANNI Library Audio Visual I m MR. LEONARD A. DESIMONE English 76 Faculty MR. ROBERT DINSMORE Mathematics MR. LAWRENCE DOREY Guidance MRS. MARGARET ELKHOLM Guidance MISS LITA FERNANDES Foreign Language j i i MR. ARTHUR H. FORGETTA Mathematics Department Head MRS. VIRGINIA C. FOULDS, R.N. School Nurse MR. JEFFERY FULLER Mathematics MRS. ELIZABETH GELARDERES Teacher Aide MR. MARIO G. GIORDANO Foreign Language MR. RAYMOND F. GRADY Social Studies MISS BETH I. GRAHAM Music MRS. MARY JULIE GREGOIRE English MR. PAUL GREGOIRE English MRS. DIANE GRIFFIN Mathematics MR. JOEL GROESSEL Art MRS. JUDITH HAJEC Science MRS. MARGARET HANNUM English MR. BARRY HUMPHREYS Social Studies MR. PETER KALAFARSKI Science MRS. MARGARET HIBBARD Physical Education Faculty MR. JOHN KAPPOTIS Science MR. EDWARD KEISLING Mathematics MR. JOHN F. KELLEY Mathematics MR. RICHARD W. KIBERD English MRS. LYNN KILLHEFFER Guidance MRS. GERALDINE LEMOINE Teacher Aide MISS LORRAINE LOSTIMOLO Foreign Language 80 Faculty MR. JEROME MARCHEGIANI Science MISS MARY A. MARTIN Science MISS MILDRED G. MATASSO English i MR. MICHAEL J. MCDONALD Physical Education MISS IRENE MCLAUGHLIN Foreign Language Department Plead MR. ANTHONY T. MCGOWAN Mathematics MRS. GERALDINE MCGUIRE Special Needs MR. MICHAEL MCVEIGH Social Studies MR. JOHN MINIHAN Social Studies Department Head MRS. THERESA MORIN Library Aide MRS. SHIRLEY MUELLERS Secretary MRS. MARY ELLEN OSGOOD Social Studies MR. BERT H. NOYES English MR. JAMES L. O’NEILL Science MR. RICHARD POUTENIS Cafeteria Faculty MRS. SANDRA RASMUSSEN Foreign Language MR. ANTHONY REYNOLDS English Department Head MR. V. DAVID ROGERS Mathematics MR. EDWARD J. RUDD English MR. GERALD A. SANFORD English MR. MICHAEL SCHENA Industrial Arts MRS. CHARLOTTE SMALL Special Needs MRS. BARBARA SELIMA Foreign Language MR. WALTER SELIMA Music MISS ISABEL SMITH Science MR. JAMES SMITH Social Studies MR. STEPHEN SOUSA Science MR. PAUL A. SPADAFORE Business Education MR. JOHN STROBEL Social Studies MRS. SUSAN STURTEVANT Secretary f MRS. CAROLYN SULLIVAN Home Economics Custodians: 1st row; Chet Campbell, Arthur Kettinger, Bill Petrow. 2nd row; Victor Brightmen, Bernard DiMambro, Sandy Timmons. MRS. KIRK THOMPSON Foreign Language MRS. LOUISE TOLER Home Economics MR. PHILIP A. TOWLE Science MR. JOSEPH S. TROMBLY Foreign Language MR. FRANCIS TROY Industrial Arts MRS. THERESA UTTLEY Libraty Aide Cafeteria: 1st row: Mrs. Allen, Cook Mg., Mrs. Daley, Mrs. Pierce, Sec., 2nd row: Mrs. Rizzio, Mrs. Levitt, Mrs. Saleme, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Ellsiey, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Turgeon, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Drydon. MR. ROBERT H. WELCH English MRS. ANIELA ZIMNY Secretarx; MR. HENRY WRIGLEY Mathematics Faculty Aoe (e ' N ' ' ' Qa«° ' ' viea ' ' 1 «a ' ' sc ' °° ' •ndo ' ' ' vje� ’ ' CLASS OF 1989 1st row: Thomas Abernathy, Kim Ackroyd, Jodi Adams, Mark Altman, Jennifer Anderson, Jodi Anderson, Eric Andreoli. 2nd row: Richard Augeri, Kerry Austin, Seabel Azar, Delores Bain, Mark Baird, Stephen Baird, Patrick Bateman. 3rd row: Kristen Beattie, Dawn Ben¬ son, Julianne Bloise, Nicole Bonelli, Krysten Boyd, Eileen Boyle. 1st row: Dana Braga, Tracey Brockway, David Brown, Michael Burke, Grant Bur- zynski, Amy Carey. 2nd row: Leslie Carson. Peter Carney, Jeanne Caron, Sean Casey, Jennifer Condon, Michele Connearney, Derek Cote. 3rd row: Tina Coufas, Eileen Cox, Julie Crafton, Shelley Crane, Cheryl Crevier. 1st row: Cynthia Crowe, Jonathan Dalton, Jason Del- monico, Laurie Dempski, Eric Dichiara, Debbie Difrus- cio. 2nd row: Wayne Dion, Nicole Dionne, Kristine Dixon, Elizabeth Dockray, Lee Dodier, Lisa Donadt. 3rd row: Stephen Donald, Chad Downer, Kenneth Driscoll, Lisa Dubois. 1st row: Andrea Duffield, David Durand, Jeff Dziadosz, Allyson Eng, Ramez Fahmy, Julie Farrell, Jamie Ferris, Noelle Festa. 2nd row; Mat¬ thew Fillmore, Cheryl Fink, Lun Fitzgibbons, Christine Foss, Sarah Gagliano, Jac¬ queline Gallager, Stefany Garavanian, Jennifer Gart- side. 3rd row: Anastasia Gelarderes, Daniel Gen- narelli, Kathleen Geraghty, Steven Giglio, Leslie Gil- board, James Gioia, Elis¬ abeth Glass, Jon Glassed, Christi Glidden. 1st row:Rob Grimmett, Andrea Gross, Stephen Guild, Rita Gupta, Christian Guyer, Kimberly Hajjar. 2nd row: Elizabeth Flaley, Lisa Hannan, Rebecca Hayes, Maureen Healey, Joel Henry. 3rd row; Kristina Heselton, Jane Herberchuk, Michelle Hewitt, Stacey Holmes. 1st row; Mark Holzman, Pe¬ ter Hong, Stephen Hooper, Benjamin Kalinowski, Col¬ leen Kelly, Jan Kern. 2nd row: Gregory Killilea, Kevin Killourie, Susan Kingsley, Melissa Kirkiles, Kevin Kirk¬ patrick, Suzanne Knight, James Knotts. 3rd row; Jef¬ frey Kody, Jeff Kooken, Tray Krueger, Gregory Lafon- taine, Kate Lannan, Sea Sun Lee, Brian Lemberger, Judy Lemieux. Underclassmen } 91 1st row: Ziba Kolahy, Nancy Leonard. Michael Liporto. Megan Lochmann, Juan Lopez, Scott Lubin, Eric Lynch. 2nd row: Robin Lynch, Darby Lyons, John MacDonald, Scott Mambro, Steven Manchini, Lisa Man- iscalco, Yvette Marcil, Cory Marconi. 3rd row: Kara Mar- key, Jeffrey Markuns, Nikole Matzouranis, Jerusha Maurer, Patrick Maurer, Gina McA- loon, Cindy McCarthy, Gerald McCarthy. 1st row; Kelly McCue, Lee Ann McGonigle, Stephanie McGowan, Kelly McGuire, Brian McKallagat, Amy McLoed, Kathy McMahon. 2nd row: Randy Miller, Miriam Meyer, Lisa Mesiti, Abby Melia, Kathleen Medige, Amanda Mead. 3rd row; Kenneth McManus, Erin Morgan, Mike Morris. 1st row: Brenda Mscisz, Pamela Nicetta, James No¬ ble, Mary Noonan, LisaNuss- baum. 2nd row: Daniel O’Neil, Elizabeth O’Neil, Jen¬ nifer Pare, Andrea Parent, Dawn Pawelski. 3rd row: Robert Penney, Lisa Petrow, Damian Pichea, Cheryl Shannon Plisinski. 1st row: Mark Pressman, Christoper Rand. Mark Raney, Daniel Redman, Keith Regan, Shannon Reid, Kristin Reilly. 2nd row; Wil¬ liam Riordan, Joseph Rizza, Gregory Robinson, Moira Rooney, Gina Rosseti, Patri¬ cia Roy. 3rd row: Chris Rozzi, Pamela Ruggiero, Kim Sal¬ via, Susan Savino, Michael Schmitt, Anneliesse Schumm. 1st row; Heather Scofield, Sindy Seablom, Ryan Seyf- fert, Kevin Sharon, Kristin Shea, Colleen Sheehan. 2nd row; Alison Slipp, Jennifer Slosek, Joseph Smith, James Sousa, Jason Stradler, Joseph Sullivan. 3rd row: Timothy Sullivan, William Sullivan, Robert Swajian, Heather Sweeny, Harriet Tenenbaum. 1st row: Bradley Thorton, Derek Thurston, Tiffany Todd, Nina Torrisi, Kim Townley, Kim Trask. 2nd row; Bhuc Tu, William Tur¬ ner, Alan Ustnski, Miguel Veras, Timothy Walsh, John Weston. 3rd row: Lisa Wes¬ ton, Ian Wilson, Mark Wilson, Susan Windle, Heather Wolf, Debra Young, Gina Zaccari. ■; CLASS OF 1990 1st row; Stacy Abinoor, Jason Adams, Steven Alli¬ son, George Allicon, Timothy Ammon, Karla Anderson, Paul Annaloro, Michael Api- g ' an. 2nd row: Mark Apgian, auren Beth Arvanitis, Chris Atwood, Courtney Augusta, Joanne Bailey, Anne rba- gallo, Stephanie Barron, Kathleen Elateman, Kristine Battersby. 3rd row: Daniel Baumstark, Erik Bazin, Lori Belanger, Richard Benton, Jeff Beohner, David Bianca- villa, Nicole Bibeau, Lisa Blake. 1st row: Paul Blandini, Tyler Bleszinski, Traci Bodenrader, Denise Bouchard, Andrew Bower, Bethany-Jan Bowes, Douglas Boyd. 2nd row: Lauren Jo Bradley, Kerry Bradshaw, Christopher But¬ ler, Richard Butler, Cheryl Buturlia, Jean Campbell, Sandra Campbell, Paul Car- done, Brenda Carrien. 3rd row; Joseph Casey, Laura Casey, Claudia Catalano, Elizabeth Cavanaugh, Robert Celeste, Brian Paul Chmura, Kelly Cleavess, Russ Cloutier. 1st row: Cherie Marie Cor¬ mier, Jordan Correia Jr., Amanda Crouch, Matthew Curley, Mark Danus, Tricia Dawson. 2nd row; William Demelis, James Denitto, Sean Derosa, Cari-Ann De- sharnais, James Determan, Louis Difruscia. 3rd row; Michelle Dion, Lauri Distefa- no, Kristen Doherty, Louise Down, Denise Dunn. Underclassmen 1st row; Jason Enaire, Malyssa Engel, Matthew Fanuele, Benjamin Farmun, Kevin . Farragher, Thomas Finoc- j chiaro, Sean Fitzpatrick. 2nd row: David Ford, Julie V Forgetta. Jeffery Foulds, Sean Fountain, Peter Gab¬ riel, John Gaffny Jr. 3rd row; Alitza Gonzalez, Eileen ;■ Grant. David Greenwood, Michelle Guillmette, Roger Haigney, Krista Hamisch. I 1st row: Heather Heller, Kurt Henninger, Colleen Hesel- ton, Mark Hoffman, Danny Kristen Hurley. 2nd row: Cindy Jackson, Laela Jacobs, Kush Jhawar, Kirstin Johnson, Stacy Johnson, Edward Keisling. 3rd row: Rebecca Kettinger, Howard Koons, Salvatore Marchese, Stephen Lacy, Eric Laro. 1 -c. .■■■ 1st row: Deanne Lebel, Christopher Lee, John Levis, i Jared Lipof, James Kosciel- i niak. 2nd row; Erika Markel- son, Catherine Marney, Kris¬ tin McAloon, Sean McCar- : thy, Stacey McCarthy. 3rd row: Barbara McEllroy, Jen- nifer McGowan, Erin -. McGrath. ' i 1 1st row: Ryan McLaughlin, Jennifer Melendy, Caroline Melia, Paul Mertz. Isabella Meyer, Joseph Mithen. 2nd row: Lynn Morgan, Sean Morgan, Mark Morris, Bridget Moynihan, Heather Mulcahy, Kathleen Murphy. 3rd row: Terrence Murphy, Henry J. Nassar III, Paul Nawrocki, Jennifer Ouellette. Robert Packer, Matthew Pal¬ mer, Elizabeth Parker. 1st row: Matt Pavledakes, Darnel Penn, Jacquelyn Per- na, Joseph Picariello, Daniel Pickles, Melissa Polcari. 2nd row: Rebecca Pollina, Carla Dawne Pothier, Joseph Quartarone, Joseph Quinn, Michael Quinn, Veena Ra- jashekar, Michael Rasner. 3rd row: Todd Reynolds, Sean Ritchie, Michelle Rob¬ bins, Eric Rodden, Barbara Rowley. 1st row: LisaSalemme, Fran¬ cesca Sanzi, Masayuki Sato, James Savarese, Colleen Schaufenbil, James Sec- careccio, Yukari Seike. 2nd row: Kristin Shaffer, Kim¬ berly Shanteler, Daniel Sha¬ piro, Shannon Shea, Jennifer Shola, Michael Sifferlen, Michael Signorelli. 3rd row: Lisa Silberman, Daniel Sing¬ leton, Natalie Sirois, Kristine Small, Brenda Smith, Lisa Soghigian. ‘ 1st row: Katherine Soule, Kerry Spicer, Rebecca Staveley, Joseph Stella, Dimitrios Stoupis, Wendy Streule. 2nd row: Kerry Ann Sullivan, Jennifer Suppa, i Scott Swiniarski, Daniel Tho- i mas, Matthew Tonello. 3rd ' row: Robin Townsend, Catherine Trombly, Scott ! Trombly, Debra Ann Tu- ;! disco, Terry Tuttle. I i! 1st row: Lisa Valentino, Ben¬ jamin Velishka, Tallie Veras, Krista Vounessea, Cheryl Wagoner, Suzanne Marie Wake, Kelly Wallace. 2nd row: James Wefers, Jennifer Wevurski. Keith Wheeler, Jennifer White, Jay Whitney, Craig Wilkins. 3rd row: Peter Wilson, Thomas Woods, Philip Wright, Meredith Lee Yetman. Underclassmen CLASS OF 1991 1st row: Megan Abraham, George Allicon, Beatrice Ameen, Erin Ammon, Scott Amundsen, Lisa Ardizzone, Courtney Augusta, Ramzy Azar. 2nd row; Heather Bacon, Mark Bailey, Debra Diane Baltzer, Melissa Barry, Heather Beattie, Nicole Bel- laire, Neil Benson. 3rd row: Andrea Bently, Jason Be¬ rube, Michael Bodenrader, John Borgesi. 1st row: Cate Brawn, Mark Brennan, Thomas Brogan, Michelle Broussard, Steven Browell, Mark Brown. 2nd row: Suzanne Burns, Kimberly Butterfield, Michael Christopher, Erica Ciampa, Glenn Collupy, Bethanie Coltin, Ellen Cooper. 3rd row; Tracy Cormier, Brenda Courcy, Mary-Beth Crafton, Robert Crane, Brian Crowe. 1st row; Catherine Cusson, Valerie Del Moral, Ross Des- met, Michael Deyermond, Kristen Dimarco, Nicole Dodier. 2nd row: Christ¬ opher Downer, Melissa Dubasak, Elizabeth Dube, Amy Dugan, Robert Duggan. 3rd row; Maura Dunn, Shani Durand, Amy Eldred, John Erie. 98 Underclassmen 1st row: Bryan Fargen, Adrian Feliciano, Karen Fitz- gibbons, Diane Forzese, Bethany Fountain, Julie Frizelle. 2nd row: Heather Frulla, Kristen Gaffny, Timothy Gaffny, Daniel Gal¬ lagher, Gregg Gilligan, Jen- !; nifer Glass. 3rd row: Jay i .f Goldman, Robert Gomez, Katherine Grant, Jacqueline Gross, Erik Grywalski, Kimberly Feltovic. 1st row: Matthew Guamera, Stephen Harb, Donald Harri¬ son, Leigh Heffron, Megan Heinze, Justin Hennessey, Matthew Henry, 2nd row: Katie Herberchuk, Janine Hetherington, Scott Hoff¬ man, Michael Holbrook, Kimberly Holdsworth, Kris- tan Hopkins. 3rd row: Philip Hunter, Stacey Hurst, Katherine Innes, Cynthia Kandrut. 1st row: Timothy Kehrig, Gregory Kelley, Stephen I Kerem, Han Kim, Kelley Kirkpatrick, Stephanie Kol- lias. 2nd row: Elizabeth Kon¬ rad, Sauna La Fauci, Chris¬ tine La Carbonara, Rebecca Lacey, Heather LaRamme, David Lanzoni, Tracey Laorenza. 3rd row: Christen Leahy, Amanda Licciardello, Tracy Lodge, Matthew Lopiano. I ' [ 1st row. Kristy MacLean, John MacMillan, Kerry Mac- Millan, Lisa Mailloux, Kathryn Makowski, Brian Marcheese, Stephen Mar- key. 2nd row: Brian Marquis, Leo Martin, Anne Matthews, James Matzouranis, Sean McGuire, Frank McIntosh. 3rd row; Rebecca McIntosh, Kristine Marino, James McPhee, Oilliam McKibben. 1st row: Christine Mele, Jason Michaud, Robert Mil¬ ler, Jason Mohs, Kerry Mor¬ gan. 2nd row: Nathan Mor¬ gan, Jennifer Munro, Bridget Murphey, Daniel Murphy, James Nelson. 3rd row: Ryan Nicolosi, Tracy Noonan, Katherine Noone. 1st row; Timothy O’Neil, Beth O’Neil, Samantha Oates, Walter Ohanian, Re¬ becca Palladino, Phillip Pelle¬ tier. 2nd row; James Pelrine, Timothy Petronio, David Pugla, Matthew Piekarski, Stefanie Querci, Anne Quin¬ tal. 3rd row: Tracey Rabbito, Navin Rajashekar, Shane Reid, Tonya Pino. 1st row; David Rossiter, Carla Rudinsky, William Sacco, Albert Salois, Stephen Salois, Mallisa Saracusa. 2nd row: Shoshana Sathan, Thomas Schnellinger, Mary Schruen- der, Kara Schultz, JaneSergi, 3rd row: Glenn Severance, Melissa Slater, Anthony Sla- vinsky, Jennifer Smeltzer . . A 1st row: Jennifer Roberts, Alesa Smith, Julie Shell, Elizabeth St. Hilaire, Janet Stella, Lor Stephenson, Paul Streeter. 2nd row: Erin Sulli¬ van, Kelly Sullivan, Shannon Sullivan, Paul Takesian, Brian T aylor, Jill T erramagra, Abigal Thompson. 3rd row; William Tilbert, Natasha Tokowica, Kimberly Towle, Dawn Thyne. 3 1st row; Meg Trask, Kathryn Trepanier, Vinh tu, Evan Turko, Peter Turpin, Kristina Vemis, Lisa Wallace. 2nd row: Stephen Webster, David Weiss, Jill Anne Wevurski, Lisa Wheaton, Karen Whittaker, Jeffery Wilczynski. 3rd row: Chris¬ tine Winning, Michael Xena¬ kis, John Yancy, EricZannini. CLASS OFFICERS 1989: Marc Altman — Pres., Lisa Hannan — Vice Pres., A1 Uszynski — Sec. 1990: Ed Keisling — Vice Pres., Terry Tuttle — Pres.; Jeff Foulds — Sec. 1991: David Lanzoni — Sec., Koreen Boyd — Vice Pres., Jackie Gross — Pres. I ■ ■—� ss.� � s ’‘ -« Gf S) ’ iest:;:e.° t:S.o ) hC BAND- T he increasing popularity and impro¬ ving quality of the band has earned them a trip to Disneyworld! Most def¬ initely the highest achievement of the band to date is their participation in the Bi¬ centennial of the Constitution at the Magic Kingdom. On April 16 the band will fly to Kissimmee to spend four days in sunny Florida. When not visiting Seaworld, Epcot Center, and the Magic Kingdom, the band members can be seen marching down Main Street with the Disney characters. Band di¬ rector, Walter Selima, and officers Joe Blandini (pres.), Joe Rezza (vicepres.), and Steve Guild (sec. treas.) should be proud of the organization they represent. All of its talented members should also be proud of the band’s success. Concert Band; 1st ROW: Joe Blandini, Brian Marchese, Amy Licciardello, Peter Carney, Shannon Sullivan, Cybel Dupuis, Becky Pal- ladino, Jen Smeltzer. 2nd ROW: Stephanie Be¬ rube, Lisa Dubois, Lisa Petrow, Heather Frulla, Taqua Turner, Scott Amundsen, Laurie Comeau, Steve Endsdorf, Mr. Walter Selima. 3rd ROW; Cathy McMahon, Joe Rizza, Steve Guild, Walter O’Hanian, Jon Bojas, Shatidel Patel. li Stage Band: 1st ROW: Merri lYetman, Kendra Lippmann, jPeter Tardie, Matt Fanuele, Greg Christo. 2nd ROW: Dave Maurer, Doug Gallagher, Joe plandini, Mr. Walter Selima. Activities 7 107 -ON THE RUN W hen their academics made them tire They looked forward to singing in the choir Mugavero and Spears led the way Improving performance every day Yet this year’s select had no male hero No boys would sing, the choir had zero But the choir together with a large chorus Sang so loud, they would never bore us And on Christmas we heard them jam Guided by their happy conductor, Miss Graham Their voices announced the holiday cheer And gave us hopes for a Happy New Year After Christmas they continued their reign And in a month they managed to gain A financial sp onsor from the N.A.T.A. For new uniforms on performance day All of the singers learned rhythm and rhyme And with this years chorus, had a great time! So go to guidance and please ask them how You can be singing in the chorus — NOW Yes, join the groups that has it all And sing your heart out throughout next fall. 108 I Activities r BLUES - Concert Choir: 1st ROW: Ricky Butler, Kerry Spicer, Alicia Herbechuk, Dawne Pothier, Gina McAloon, Beth Graham, Brenda Smith, Lori Belanger, Leigh Heffron, Danielle Hayes, Julie Forgetta, April Signorelli. 2nd ROW: Matt Palmer, Heather Sweeny, Karen Bailey, Jen Mel- endy, Lauri Distefano, Chelle Dion, Liz Butler, Alyssa Marchese, Alison Slipp, Kristina Dier- stead, Amy Eldred. 3rd ROW: Justin Hennessey, Tallie Veras, Angie Spears, Cindy Parker, Eileen Katis, Diane Brown, Aline da Silva, Jennifer Mugavero, Tina Coufas, Nara Bushner, Bonnie Mattheson, Heather Scofield, Amy Dugan. 4th ROW: Rick Kierstead, Scot MacLean, Isabella Meyer, Jessica Curtin, Matt Hennessey, Sandro Veras, Tom Blinn, Jeff Tucker, Mitch Heller. Activities ) 109 LEADERS U nder the direction of Mr. Richard Rozzi, the student council expanded its membership in an effort to better rep¬ resent the student body. With a new unlimited membership and an updated Constitution, the council held meetings every Wednesday morning, sponsored several dances, sold car¬ nations on Valentine’s day, and organized a “shadow” program to acquaint eighth graders with the high school. Led by President Joe Harb, Vice President Pam Seddon, Secretary Val Sobel, and Treasurer Mike Sullivan, the council set out to restore school spirit and pride. Seniors Doug Dreffer, Laura Johnson, Beth Barry, Holly Schick and junior Lesley Carlson attended bi-weekly School Commit¬ tee meetings in order to voice opinions of the students. 1st ROW: Joe Harb, Pam Seddon, Val Sobel, Mike Sullivan, Liz Brown, Carma Rorke, Megan Lochman, Silvia Bettez, 2nd ROW: Mike Dim- elis, Mike Morris, A1 Uszinski, Rick Augeri, Holly Schick, Clem Chun, Doug Dreffer. 3rd ROW: Mark Alt¬ man, Nina Torrissi, Kim Trask, Kirsten Killilea, Lori Noonan, Amy Kennicker, Gina Bothwell, 4th ROW: Kerry Austin, Lisa Hannan, Colleen Sheehan, Nicole Dionne, Ed Keisling, Jeff Foulds, Kerry Sullivan, Mellissa Kirkiees. 5th ROW: Kristin Gaffney, Karen Fitzgibbons, Jen Roberts, Nicole Parent, Michelle Brusard, Jason Berube, Kris Daugh¬ erty, Joe Quarterone, 6th ROW: n Velishka, Debbie Baltzen, Corrine Boyd, Tim Howard, Beth Barry. 7th ROW: Stacy Holmes, Cindy Crowe, Jean Sergi, Mark Satenstein, Debbi DiFrusco, Eileen Cox, Sheryl Frazier, Steve Silberman, Bart Cahill. 8th ROW: Andrea Parent, Lisa Silber¬ man, Jim Hurley, John Gaffney, Terry Tuttle, Mark Morris, Jim Sacherrechi, Doug Rogers, Sean Connolly, 9th ROW: Chris Butler, Ryan McLaughlin, Stephanie Col¬ lins, Kathy Garrety, Becky Hayes, Moe Heeily, Liz Cavanaugh, Corrine Mulcahy. 110 Activities CONTAGEOUS- N A.H.S. proudly added another club to its long list this year—the • newly formed Spirit Club. Headed by advisor Paul Spadafore and run by foun¬ ders Kim Yetman, Angie Spears and Renee Savage, the club has become a major outlet through which enthusiastic students can channel their abundance of school spirit and energy. By the end of September, students found their school enveloped in red and black before every game. The avidity of school reached its highpoint with the spectacular pep-rally production of “The Knights of the Round Table.” Yet the club was not calling it quits in November. They jumped out of the school and into the community with a Canned Food drive to benefit the hungry in the Merrimack Valley. The success of the club is due to the large number of dedicated students who have given their time. These devotees include our own cheerleaders and Annette Pierog and Nicole Dionne for their incredible artwork. Everyone agrees that the spirit club is a positive step in the quest for unity. The Club has not only made school spirit “outrageous” but also quite “contagious!” Activities INFORMING N.A.H.S. D espite a relatively inexperi¬ enced staff, the Squire pub¬ lished three issues this year. The co-editors of the Squire this year were Tim Howard, Jim Hurley and Tami Petronio. With assistance from their advisor, Mr. Gregoire, they managed to keep the students of NAHS informed of important happen¬ ings and controversial school issues such as; the tardy policy, faculty smoking, prohibition of the smoking area, and the unpopular speed bumps. Tim Howard, Eileen Katis, Tami Petronio, Clem Chun, Mr. Gregoire, Chris Marino 112 t Activities LITERARY MAGIC- T he Sanskrit Myths. The Bible. The Iliad. The works of Shakespeare. The tales of Poe. The poems of Eliot. And now, the 1987 Bourbon Red. The high school’s literary magazine is a monumental anthology of eye-dazzling art and thought-provoking poetry and prose spawned from the minds of North Andover’s best and brightest. Every Tuesday in room 238 one can observe the group at work, reading, editing and pasting furiously. ' The Bourbon Red has an unconventional set-up in that seniors act as editors. As advisor Margaret Hannum.says, “The group for several years has decided not to have one per¬ son in charge, but for everyone to be responsible, and it has worked well.” Senior Amy Bailey uses Bourbon Red not only as a vehicle for literature but also as a means of displaying her artwork; her bold cover crowned the first issue of the new year. Of course, it is not only the seniors who count; with Heather Wolf and her peers on the horizon, Bourbon Red should be in good hands for a while to come. 1st Row: Jean Moneski, Gina Rossetti, Heather Wolf. 2nci Row: Jim Hurley, Lisa Clayton, David Dawson, Matthew Palmer, Mrs, Hannum. 3rd Row; Joe Sibol, Tim Howard. -N.A.H.S. ROYALTY I n the tradition of Homecoming, the senior class once again sponsored the annual harvest dance. All eyes focused on candidates for queen; Tara Joyce, Jaclyn Winning, Laura Johnson, Jen An¬ derson, Erin Morrissey, and Jen Nassar, and for King candidates: Joe Harb, Chris Marconi, Sean Connolly, Chris Kaddaras, and Doug Rogers. Tension was ripped by the tearing of the envelope. Announcer and Class Officer Tim Howard, toyed with the anxiety of a captivated audience and boldly pronounced . . . “The Reigning King and Queen for Homecoming 1988 is — Jen Nassar and Joe Harb.” rK-i ' ' CUPID’S DELIGHT- I t was definitely a hearts and flowers atmosphere that surrounded the 1988 Valentine’s Day dance, which was a great success for the Junior class. Highlight¬ ing the evening was the crowning of Valen¬ tine Queen Tami Petronio and her princesses Lisa Hannan, Barbara McElroy, and Lori Stephenson. Everyone owes their good times to Junior class advisors. Miss Lita Fernandez and Mr. Steve Sousa, who organized the event. Activities 115 CAN WE TALK? - A lthough many of us are lost for words most of the time, NAHS’s Speech Team never shuts up. Consistently plac¬ ing in all of the MFL tournaments they attend, NA certainly has a lot to brag about. Aside from their stupendously chilling rendition of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible as a multiple reading, Michele Gilbert and Tim Howard raided the radio broad¬ casting awards by stealing first and second places at virtually every meet. Maura McClung, better known as “the Holyoke Woman,” prides herself in her gold collection, consisting of numerous medals won for excellence in prose reading. Jim Hurley, still wandering aimlessly from category to category, has found fulfillment in both radio and prose, yet suffers severe humiliation with Liz Butler in their Less-than-Zero performance of Barefoot in the Park. Liz, seeker that she is, decided to throw a fit and pout her way to the 1 spot in children’s literature with her piece, Eloise. Alyssa Marchese, reeking of retro-sixties bohemia, gracefully accepted her victories in poetry reading all the year through. Joe Blandini, alias “the Sun,” has decided to quit the bunny act and move on to bigger and better things, namely prose reading. 1st ROW: Chris Marino. 2nd ROW: Chris Brogan, Liz Butler, Allyssa Marchese, Tim Howard. Jim Hurley, 3rd ROW: Gina Rossetti, Mrs. Brown, Diane Brown. 4th ROW: Eileen Katis. 5th ROW: Joe Blandini, Michelle Gilbert. 116 I Activities -ONE + ONE Mr. Forgetta, Mike Rasnerak, Sehoon Kwak, Mehool Patel, George Azar, Clem Chun. 2nd ROW: A1 Uszinsky, Mr. McGowan. O ur NAHS Math Team has the innate ability, coupled with hard work and confidence, to be one of the top ten teams in the league. The team is blessed with four talented high scorers; Clement Chun, Mehool Patel, Mark Keegan, and Patrick Maurer, who intend to lead the team into State competition. The team has competed in the states for the past four years and plans to participate in the New England competition in late April this year as well. The two co-captains, Clement Chun and Mehool Patel, feel that the team is very beneficial, as students learn to cooperate and work together. Contrary to popular belief, any student can join the math team to develop and enhance their math skills. NAHS has many athletes and sport teams but our “Mathletes” deserve just as much recognition, for they are a win¬ ning organization we can be proud of!! Activities } 117 T he members of this year’s National Honor Society have successfully devoted themselves to both school and community service. Led by officers Doug Dreffer (pres.), Clem Chung (vice pres.), and Scott Enright (sec. tres.), the group earned over five thousand dollars in pledges for the American Heart Association. Another blood drive was held in November and one is being planned for the spring. Members also donate their time to tutor other students. The group’s latest endeavor is sponsoring a child in a foreign country. 118 V Activities Activities 119 1st ROW: Scott Enright, Clem Chun, Tammy Petronio, Joe Harb, Kim Yetman, Mike Sullivan, Bart Baumstark, Mehool Patel, Andy Larson, Mike Denton, Steve Silberman. 2nd ROW: Maura McClung, Marie DiBennedetto, Hannalore Schumm, Sue Greenwood, Michelle Gilbert, Joe Sibol, Sue Carlson, Mike Dimelis. 3rd ROW: Heather Wolf, Harriet Tennebaum, Stephanie McGowan, Miriam Meyer, Liz Haley, Jim Hurley, Tim Howard, Lisa Clayton, Jeff Markuns, Mark Keegan. - CHECKMATE T he Chess Club, under the direc¬ tion of Mr. Kiberd, nearly doubled its membership this year. The organization provides the students with an opportunity to meet other students in area schools and compete for trophies and plaques. The chess club belongs to the Merrimack Valley Chess League, comprised of five local schools. Stude nts challenge each other in room 236 after school in order to earn one of the top five positions, allowing them to compete in matches. Team captains Christopher Lee and Mike Schmidt assist Mr. Kiberd in coordinating the five board members. Pat Maurer, Jim Knotts, Mr. Kiberd, Jason Berube, Mike Rasnek, Mike Schmidt. 120 I Activities - CHEEEESE- T he Photography Club, under the direc¬ tion of Miss Matasso, has increased its membership tremendously since the beginning of the year. One enthusiastic member states, “Well, we started off REAL small (two or three members) but we’ve grown over the school year. It seems like at every meeting there are at least one or two new members. We have about fifteen and we’re still growing.’’ The club concentrates on the actual taking and developing of photos. “Miss Matasso teaches us to take great pictures as well as develop our own film,’’ said senior Cheryl Frazier. The group hopes to travel to several picturesque locations in the spring. Activities L ast year, Mr. Desmond, Mr. Rozzi, and Mr. Hamel decided to honor hard-working students by holding the first annual Recognition Banquet. Hard-working and dedicated students were given generous applause, a tasty dinner at the infamous DiBurros, and a plaque symbol¬ izing their dedication to promptness and excellence in aca¬ demics. The requirements? Three terms of honors or high honors and or perfect attendance in the school year 1986- 87. Among the dedicated recipients were a few students who not only had one year of perfect attendance but 2,3, or 4 years. They include: Mike Demelis, 2 years perfect attend¬ ance, Kendra Lippmann, 3 years, and Senior Jennifer Stulgis and Tom Baird, 4 years. These two students not only received a plaque for their achievements, but a $100 check {personally given by Mr. Desmond. The faces of future achiev¬ ers glowed as they anticipated receiving such an honor in upcoming years. Many enjoyed the banquet and praised the organizers for a well spent evening. Mr. Hamel stated, “The compliments from the students’ parents were great. Everyone enjoyed the event and Mr. Desmond is looking for¬ ward to one next year.” Mr. Rozzi adds, “We don’t know if last year’s criteria was the best criteria. We need to recognize more kids.” Students need appreciation and recognition for their achievements. Supporting parents, teachers, and administrators urge students to strive for high levels of achieve¬ ment and to not only attain their goals, but reach for the stars. I NEW ROADS A PS is not just a club. It’s an adven¬ ture. An adventure that takes us into a world beyond our own. This year NAHS hosted its largest number of students in the sixteen year history of the APS program. Club presi¬ de nt Kriss Neff, vice-president Cheryl Taylor and secretary treasurer Ellen Loth have helped the three exchange students to adjust to a new and different environment here in the United States. If you are lucky you have already met the three foreign students. If you haven’t, you’ve missed out on the delightful opportunity to meet someone new and interesting. So here they are! 1st ROW: Cheryl Taylor, Kris Neff, Ellen Loth. 2nd ROW: Amy Liccidello, Sue Greenwood, Marie Dibennedetto, Heather Sweeny, George Azar. 3rd ROW: Aline da Silva, Sue Carey, Matt Palmer, Eileen Katis, Megan Lochman, Abby Melia, David Daw¬ son, Javier Buron. Activities t ■ ' MAPPING THE YEAR- 1st ROW: Marie Dibenedetto, Eileen Katis, Kim Yetman, Renee Savage, Maureen Connolly, Sue Cary, Cheryl Taylor. 2nd ROW: Sue Greenwood, Bart Baumstark, Gina Bothwell, Lisa Clayton, Sharon Cunna, Steve Sibberman, Jim Hurley, Colleen Sheehan, Lisa Hannon. 3rd ROW: Ellen Loth, Ryan McLaughlin, Beth Barry, Sheryl Frazier, Sean Connolly, Joe Sibol, Nicole Dionne, Holly Schick. T his year’s yearbook staff added new dimensions to the traditional North Andover book of yesteryear. With a new faculty section, innovative divider pages and a new underclassmen layout design, this year’s book has added flare to many a memory. Organization was the key to success. The editors started early, coming up with a viable theme and motiff almost a year in advance, and met every deadline without fail. Editor-in-Chief, Maureen Connolly, designed the smashing cover and took great pains to insure that every detail was taken care of. But it wasn’t a walk in the park. Staff members had their share of roadblocks and detours along the way, including missing photos, last-minute layouts and an inconvenient snowstorm before an important deadline. The group pulled through, however, and yearbook advisor Janet DiGianni can finally get a good night’s sleep. . . V- . 3 Mi r KPO NO T1 1 1 L E NT E F tot 1 125 Activities -JUST PASSING THROUGH- J avier Buron’s life in the U.S. is certainly taking some getting used to. He obvi¬ ously misses his younger brother and parents. But this AFS student misses his table tennis playing too. In Spain, Javier practiced 12 hours a week and played in a National League, but here at N.A.H.S., Javier has enjoyed the opportunity to play soccer and hopes to play tennis in the spring. But how does Javier like the U.S.? “I like it very much” he answers with a smile. C orrado Steri is really enjoying his stay in the United States. North Andover is not exactly the same as his home town of Genoa, Italy. As a matter of fact, Genoa is not a town but a city, with a population of one million. The wide open spaces of N.A. are an interesting change from the narrow streets of Genoa, where most people live in apartments. What does Corrado like about the U.S.? Big breakfasts, especially bacon and eggs and Cocoa Crispies. He also likes to ski and is on the varsity team at the high school. He enjoys the closeness of the ski area, three miles away, as opposed to one hundred fifty miles in Italy. When asked how he liked the people here he replied, “They are nice. They weren’t at first. But they are now.” 126 Activities A line da Silva misses her brother, two sisters and parents in Juiz de Flora, Brazil but she doesn’t miss the political corruption and the dictatorship there. She admits that she is scared to leave the U.S. because of what she may find back home. When asked how she liked the people here, she said that everybody seems too busy to pay any attention to a new student from a foreign country. She feels a little left out, but she is very happy with her host family, which she adores. “Life here is wonderful for all of you,” she told Mr. Grady’s history class, “but Brazil is my country. If I could have what 1 have here in Brazil . . .” she trailed off, shrugging her shoulders and smiling. Although he says North Andoverites are not as friendly as he would like, he understands the life of an AFS student is rough. Javier has made the most of his year abroad by taking trips to Boston and touring New En¬ gland. He has visited Washington D.C. as well. He has even taken a job at McDonalds but loves thick pan pizzas. And to sum his year up, “This year I have a wonderful op¬ portunity to do different things, learn, and mature.” W ell, the classes of 1987 and 1988 certainly proved they could at last year’s Senior Prom. It was a high-stepping and knee-slapping evening of non-stop fun and laughs. Jennifer Nassar sums up the gala event in the immortal word . . . “Good.” It all began at the NAHS fieldhouse, with underclass¬ men gossipping, Mom and Dad snapping (pictures, of course), and prom-goers arriving. Then the long awaited moment came: 7:30 chimed and the Grand March commenced. After an hour of walking around in circles. Mom and Dad sighed as John and Jamie were whisked off in their white stretch limousine, complete with a sky-blue roof. And thus, the celebration began. After a sumptuous dinner of chicken cordon whatever, Tim Howard and Jennifer Parker burned up the dance floor, jamming to Madonna’s “Holiday.” And what a holiday it was! With the festivities winding down at 1:00, the jet-setters were off again — destination unknown. Asked if they would ever do it again, the general consensus cheered a boisterous, “Absolutely.” - STAGE STARS A fter reaching a dramatic peak with the productions of “Marne”, “Fiddler on the Roof” and “Mousetrap”, Mrs. Maloney-Brown decided to direct yet another play. This time she chose to do a comedy entitled “You Can’t Take It With You” and once again she surprised us all. Not only did her rep¬ utation for producing successful shows remain untarnished, but it shone brilliantly in the midst of spot¬ lights and standing ovations. Although the finished product was an incredible success, the every day practices were not. Frequently con¬ flicts of opinion or disciplinary problems arose among members of the cast. The large size of the cast and the actors unfamiliarity with each other added to the problems. Eventu¬ ally, spontaneous arguments sprouted up until the tension exploded in an all out slander session at a meeting where all cast and crew were present. Unprofessional? Maybe, but nothing a few cups of coffee and a cigarette couldn’t cure. So, through the long month of March, the cast struggled to the point of perfection. As the days passed, people who were once strang¬ ers went from familiar to friendly and finally to family. A great sense of accomplishment and pride bonded every actor together as the last show drew a standing ovation from a fabulous crowd. The rehearsals were finally over, but the cast parties were just beginning . . . 130 V Activities - A WHALE OF A TIME T he excitement of the morning made the cold bearable as 50 students boarded the bus heading for the Salem wharf. Veteran whale-watcher Marie DiBenedetto was prepared. “I expected to be cold and wet and see little dots that could pass for whales if you didn’t look at them too closely,” she recalled. The visibility was poor since a heavy fog settled over the water. The mood grew tense as the day wore on with¬ out a sign of any whales when sud¬ denly. . . “I couldn’t believe it! There was actually a huge whale right next to the boat,” remembered senior Maureen Thomas. The conversation was muffled as the cameras snapped in rapid succession. i ADD is no longer only a post-prom club, it’s an every weekend club which every person in the school should become a member of,” said SADD advisor Mr. McVeigh. For two years, SADD had made its message known throughout the school; Don’t Drink and Drive! Over the holidays SADD leaves its mark everywhere as posters hang on walls and flyers on car windshields. Officers Jen Andersen, Bill Stratton, Sue Lev¬ esque, and Julie Grafton lead the way for the expanding organiza¬ tion. I I 1st ROW: Kim Crabb. Pam Bower, Tara Callagy, Julie Crafton, Sue Levesque, Jen Anderson, Bill Stratton, 2nd ROW: Kristin Gaffney, Corrine Boyd, Dave Young, Sue Greenwood, Sue Cary, Kristin Boyd, Andrea Parent. 3rd ROW: Lyn Fitzgibbons, Liz Haley, Jen Slosek, Nina Torissi, Dawn Ben¬ son, Liz Glass, Erin Morgan. 4th ROW: Eileen Katis. Ellen Loth, Tracy Kothman, Sharon Cuhna, Cheryl Frazier, Liza Hannon, Colleen Sheehan, Colleen Kelley, Nicole Dionne. 5th ROW: Maura Rooney, Noelle Festa, Kristy Wheaton, Chris Clancy. Amy Kennicker, Lori Noonan, Kirsten Killilea, Gina Bothwell. 6th ROW: Stacy Holmes, Jane Sergi, Joe Quarteroni. Kim Trask, Cindy Crowe. Rick Augeri, Rob Celeste, Ni¬ cole Matsuranis, 133 Activities BATTLE OF THE CLASSES BATTLE T he end of third period arrives, but the usual unenthused stroll to fourth period doesn’t. Instead, a mass of sun-crazed students dash for lockers and cars, retrieving radios, frisbees, coolers and Coppertone bottles as they head for the playing fields. This is no ordinary morning. It’s Field Day! The normal ties that bind the classes at NAHS are immediately broken. Now it’s every class for itself to the bitter end. The competition begins with class calisthenics and ends with everyone’s favorite — the Tug-of- War. The Class of ’88 ran away with the win, clobbering the Class of ’87 in the Tug-of-War. The Class of ’89 came third, and the freshmen stumbled in last. But a good time was had by all, and the rivalry between classes proved to be a healthy and enjoyable experi¬ ence. OF THE CLASSES Activities r TW ' V :« ii «• 1 j 1 1 rM? ' t ' ’ 4lP- ' ’ ■ ' -is. ' - ' VV ' ■ 11 ; “V, 1st ROW: Rick DiChiara, Sean Clark, Clem Chun, Brendan Richards, Chris Mertz, Joe Harb, Chris Marconi, Doug Dreffer, Sea n Connolly, Jeff Roche, Matt Abel, Dan Crevier, Doug Rogers, Jason Oulette, Mauro Pappalardo, Dave Knightly. 2nd ROW: Jeff Kooken, Greg Killilea, Mike Morris, Mike Burke, Kevin Killouri, Jon Dalton, Chris Rozzi, Dave Cottone, Bart Cahill, Chris Kaddaras, Joe Smith, Cory Marconi, Brad Thornton, Mike Sullivan, Jamie Ferris, Coach Beaudoin. 3rd ROW: Coach Callagy, Coach Cavanaugh, Dan Caruso, Mike Demelis, Joe Sullivan, Pat Maurer, Jeff Dziadoz, Sean Casey, Matt Fillmore, Jim Giora, Neil Dowley, Tim Sullivan, Ben Velishka, Manager Deb Lesofsky, Le Manager Dana Braga, Manager Leslie Carlson, Coach ■ UNITY - 3om dij •rqjecte 10 pre-seascn pnis t prfo d looked on V injuiVK Garn Jundl!fd( i dopnina jj fs as 2r to Wacteh li’ ; Vm ljgothe o rk towards ' the hill warfaM ' braved, the wiq ci JhirtY lal , aTOMIfc eatjcir6 v3i«ftch«dt]f Knights dvqr Masco, finishing fh yc r -l champs. A few N.A. 27 Newburyport 0 N.A. 16 Triton 0 N.A. 17 No. Reading 0 N.A. 10 Lynnfield 13 N.A. 17 Pentucket 7 N.A. 20 Amesbury 0 N.A. 14 Ham. — Wenham 7 N.A. 29 Ipswich 21 N.A. 21 Andover 6 N.A. 42 Masco 0 technicalities in a certain tiebreaker kept the mighty Knights out of the Super Bowl, but the Knights know who the ch amps really were. Lastly, they know they’re a spe¬ cial group who won’t forget their accorrlplishments together. 1st ROW: Paul Mertz, Rob Celeste, Dan Huapaya, Mark Morris, Ryan McLaughlin, Joe Quaterone, John Gaffny, Scott Swinarski, James Seccaricio. 2nd ROW: Sam Marchese, Joseph Stella, Mike Siferlin, Jeff Foulds, Chris Butler, Paul Annaloro, Tim Ammon, Sean Morgan, Lou DiFriscio. 3rd ROW: Kevin Farragher, Howard Koons, Benjamin Stetsel, Dave Biancivilla, Drew Bower, Bill Demeleis, Derek Hall, Coach Steve Beaudoin. - A LATE START his year’s J. V. football team had an outstanding repdrd of 7-4. After suffering threes straight losses at the start of the season, the Knights me back with six wins and ending the year with an authoritanve victory over Masconomet. The Junior Knights head toward the varsity squad hoping to aid in yet another victorious season. 1st ROW: Kevin Kirkpatrick, Ian Wilson, Mark Apigian. 2nd ROW: Kush Jawa, Corrado Sterri, Billy Sullivan, Joel Henry, Jay Miller, Wayne Beaudoin, Timothy Kehrig, Bobby Lyons, Javier Buron. 3rd ROW: Eric Lynch, Scott Beaudoin, Scott Enright, Rick Augeri, Chris Camasso, Matt Meagher, Jason Delmonico, Steve Donald, Dave Richie, Coach Nunzio DiMarcha. 4th ROW: Glenn Collupy, Jeffrey Tucker, James DeNitto, Ryan Seyffert, Jason Stadler, Eric Leanen, Jeff Sapienza, Eric Smith, Mark Satenstein. - CHAMPS■ ' he eairiet Kni They,: won thea lunde ted ' ; nUpl nett€ yne’Beaud ' he Kni virkpai lico, no v ron hueu itH(Ma: [arnlto s t Ipigian puMth J nights isdn this year, wjth their first. iing first in aon with the |owll®d line were and seniors Bob e team’ out- |ponsidc®d to be )f th .u k Erik Pentucket Masconomet Lynnfield Triton Newburyport Georgetown Ham-Wenham Ipswich Rockport Amesbury No. Reading Newburyport Ham-Wenham Triton Lynnfield Andover Amesbury Masconomet Framingham Lynn English yz X 1st ROW: Ellen Loth (Manager), Stacey Holmes, Amy Kelleher. Jeanne Pema, Sharyn Nugent, Kendra Lippmann, Tara Sullivan, Lisa Grasso. Cindy McDonald. Laura Johnson, Dawn Meldrum (Manager). 2nd ROW: Tracey Noonan, Kerry Austin, Julie Dorsey, Dawn- Ellen Mooers. Michelle Laro, Robin Lynch, Kara Markey, Kathy McMahon, Krissy McCarthy. Coach McCarthy. ICK IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION - i ( Wfficif No an In forwards, aiAd 8 spllDusJecor d oi efall record. Tp finish off tliis great very dedicated„d|sapl0iecytfinri. whici oi enQMgjrJ speedy nd Tami a season (2 ), Sullivan also se were Amy Kel one-on-one d stoppable defen nine gc ls scored uted o tAe team’ added, “Thisw, tice and showe ed its ted1ifi(i ly i as ] eam, with jS |y| Nugent, ■ goats in points). ng,Bierformers am’s top ights un- y. Forty- defense attrib- ach McCarthy l|ied||fiim, which worked ery well at prac- N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A, N.A. 4 1 11 8 5 4 1 6 7 6 3 2 5 0 5 0 Pentucket Masconomet Lynnfield Newburyport Georgetown Ham-Wenham Andover Ipswich Amesbury No, Reading Newburyport Ham-Wenham Lynnfield Andover Amesbury Masconomet 3 Ots0OOH OOOr0OK)t- O4 Cn JUST FOR KICKS - C oach Desmond led the Boys JV Soccer Team to a second place finish in the Cape Ann League. The only losses were to archrivals Masconomet and Andover. Next year’s JV team will be sure to strive for an undefeated season. Key players for the Knights were Mike Apigian, Mike Quinn, Kurt Henniger, Paul Blandini, Dan Red¬ man, and freshman goalie Bill Tibert. Keeping the intensity throughout the season were Tri-captains Rob Grimmet, Scott Mambro, and A1 Uszinski. 1st Row. Eric Laro, Masa Yuki Sato, Peter Hong, Scott Mambro, A1 Uszinski, Rob Grimmet, Bill Tieberd, Paul Blandini. 2nd Row: Steve Markcy, Sean McGuire. Brian Chmura, Wayne Dion. Matt Henry, Kurt Hetinger, Dan Redman, George Tulan. 3rd Row: Tracey Lorenza, Jim Stoupis, Eric Roden, Matt Curley, Dan Pickles, Mike Christopher, Mike Apigian, Mike Quinn, Coach Desmond. -VICTORY OVER MASCO - T he J.V. girls soccer team finished their season with a 10-2-1 record and a big win against Masco. First year, Coach Rick Lombard and co¬ captains — Tiffany Todd and Anne Bar- bagallo, led the team through their vic¬ torious and successful season. Michelle Robbins, Jaqui Perna, and Kathleen Bateman led the offense while Nicole Dionne, Barbara McElroy, and Meg Trask anchored the defense. The strong team promises to provide next year’s varsity soccer with some key players. 1st ROW: Nikki Dionne, Meg Trask, Ann Barbagallo, Mellissa Polcari, Tiffany Todd, Meredith Yetman, Michelle Robbins. 2nd ROW: Kathleen Bateman, Lisa Messina, Becky Pollino, Kara Markey, Jaqui Pema, Kathy Marony, rbaar McEvov. Katie Soule, Staceu Abdinoor. Coach Lombardi. 1st ROW; Jen Warnshuis, Lisa Lanzoni, Pam Seddon, Val Soble, C.J. Bernal, Jen Parker, Tracey Daley, Stephanie Tuttle, Maureen Connolly. 2nd ROW; Erin McGrath, Amy McLeod, Cheryl Pisani, Liz Dockray, Jeannie Caron, Nancy Skiba, Lauren Bradley, Tricia Dixon, Heather Mulcahy, Maureen Healy, Becca Stavely. NEVER SAY DIE - disappoini fee UOimpiessivg record Ji ;bury -and P fitfield. alfifeclfaw tirf d, sore ( r tep Tuttle, e h4 ' t ft| a an yj and 1 ITw ' Yj gliaimings y A Eife- List jpved th dflic n || to beV:t ||i eaHH Jeann r WTiF rapin|Ba newpi|uooi A iflLill alsd D vije and luci These K ts put up a fight. VV nted Jenyip ' !;i a id the Amesbury Han-Wenham Masconomet Lynnfield Newburyport Pentucket Manchester Rockport Triton Ipswich Georgetown Triton Lynnfield Ham-Wenham Newburyport Amesbury Masconomet N.A, N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A, N.A, I ofT X yr ortant gains forlp P m to betodgh competitot iBinst Thoum .the score might aoij in thei - STAYING TOUGH - T he Junior Varsity Field Hockey team had a great season in 1987. Although they didn’t have the best record in the league, of the three Field Hockey teams at the high school, they had the least number of losses. Their 8-1-10 record was lead by captains Krysten Boyd and Veena Rajashekar. Miss Rachel Petrella, the team’s coach, was very supportive and is looking for¬ ward to another season. Let’s hope that their enthusiastic spirit and talent will lead them to further victory next year. 1st ROW; Erin McGrath. Heather Mulcahy, Veena Rajasheka, Kristin Boyd, Becca Stavely, Trisha Daw- jj son. 2nd ROW: Stacey Johnson, Claudia Catalano, Kris Schaeffer, Liz Cavanaugh, Lisa Sohigan, Lynn Morgan, Beth Bowes. L Srxjrts FORE! - team, unyer. 4 l i | !|twCoi 0 : ffiPitchard, had a ssful season. Th€ ; n®ied secondAn| t gue, icord of 14-3-1. On cej fn j y mad jjrl int fee sta|e4ouma- tH jmosf yaluable ’Roger came in fifth. Black and Eric Loyall also h strong scalps’with rep:tfdsi3fT5-4 mZk) respectively’ This strongest Golf team that North Andover High h ever hacLThevSe ihqt?eM of a strong performance in the state toufhamentendjilso looking for r p e d year’s season wi Roger Haigoey anci-Gaptain Scott Lubin. _ John Levis, Scott Lubin, Roger Haigney, Chris Telter, Eric Loyall, Dustin Black, Derek Thurston, Coach Ted Pritchard. N.A. 4.5 Newburyport 1.5 N.A. 4.5 No. Reading .5 N.A. 2 Lynnfield 4 N.A. 6 Rockport 0 N.A. 4.5 Amesbury 1.5 N.A. 6 Manchester 0 N.A. 5.5 Newburyport .5 N.A. 6 No. Reading 0 N.A. 5.5 Triton .5 N.A. 5 Masco 1 N.A. 2 Ham-Wenham 4 N.A. 3 Lynnfield 3 N.A. 5 Rockport 1 N.A. 1.5 Amesbury 4.5 N.A. 6 Manchester 0 N.A. 5 Ham-Wenham 1 N.A. 6 Triton 0 N.A. 5 Masco 1 - IN THE LONG RUN N.A. 44 Pentucket 19 N.A. 29 Lynnfield 26 N.A. 44 Triton 19 N.A. 41 Amesbury 24 N.A. 23 Manchester 32 N.A. 29 Ipswich 28 N.A. 27 Georgetown 30 N.A. 35 Ham-Wenham 20 N.A. 15 Rockport 50 N.A. 32.5 Newburyport 24.5 N.A. 30 No. Reading 25 N.A. 19 Masco 30 LOW SCORE WINS IN C.A.L. 1st ROW: Brian Lemberqer, Pat Bateman. Scott Determan, Keith Reynolds, Tim Howard, Steve Webster, Jim Hurley. 2nd ROW: Ryan Nicolosi, Jay Whitney, Jim Wefers, Dan Thomas, Jim Deter¬ man, Vin Tu, Sean Ritchie, Pat Bateman. 3rd ROW: Rick Delle Chaie, Mike Hella, Ramsey Azar, Jim Matzeranus, Jim Knotts, Chris Lee, Neil Benson, Mr. Welch. RUNNING SCARED ' es|ite s|aky l§t , ' tj ar’s l irls Cr 1i §gtry tearrl ' l llr|sfied wfrt at gu§ f i ®P ol0ie b d ' flsda%le 5u’b of ShTi|fil SBdd’M� lle a foe. U vMb t rfofWiam s were iS | |led ib 1 Cq-( pt0isMe ' and Cindy Crow f resHmap Arn 4d o fre- qilfeiitly j in the top five and shows promising talent for the ear’s team looks strong enou® toTun an equally jra and will hopefully conquer longtim val Masconomet. 1st ROW; Susan Greenwood, Michelle Gilbert, Stacey D’Alessandro, Cindy Crowe, Erin Morgan. 2nd ROW: Rick Delaki, Melissa Slader, Becky Lacey, Dawn Benson, Chrissy Foss, Amy Litidello, Coach Welch. N.A. 47 Pcntucket 17 N.A 15 Lynnfield 50 N.A. 36 Triton 23 N.A. 17 Amesbury 44 N.A. 15 Manchester 44 N.A. 21 Georgetown 34 N.A. 24 Ham-Wenham 31 N.A. 15 Rockport 50 N.A. 25 Newburyport 30 N.A. 20 No. Reading 38 N.A. 34 Masco 23 1st ROW: (Captains) Jen Nassar, An e Spears, Kelli French. 2nd ROW: Julie Bloise, Karla Anderson. Jaclyn Winning, Erin Morrissey, Tallie Veras, Kristen Cincotta, Eileen Cox, Molly Rinaldi. 3rd ROW: Jen Nugent, Krissy Anderson, Tracey Brockway, Yvette Marcil, Jen Pare, Debbie DiFruscio, Sonya Salois, Tara Joyce. . 1 r 3 CHEERS FOR N.A. - ' h [) orth Andover SQCc lbasI |Wf;-ej y€ar. Durin ne surpm th final evaluati0 ,wnich iiMpfiei ch leadetf ifeed $: 0OO thralBn In a way tha r )iil ramed h(| these kinds oi rn moHes from th cheerK rleading squad, supporting the and hqckey teams achieved a thewiiba e two great ... , —_J tedjjtjtif j f4iT waM{_ 7 ftef filoS rfcJ IQmpetiti n. ThesoMi to represent J gmore ® “Most - o aIhof ' � f| iication, ■ ' ■yf ' yV.- 1st row: John Weston, Jamie Nobel, Dave Cottone, Chris Kaddaras, Winn Matthews, Mike Sifferlin. 2nd row: Doug Rogers, Chad Downer, Ben Velishka, Ben Kalinowski, Dan Baumstark, Dan O’Neil, Jeff Kooken, Dan Gerarelli, Mr. McVeigh un itUitS (,kH • ICMU rO(.)T8 t.i, COCHikt MS rOOTBAUi. CHAttHiONS -SUPER HOOPSTERS tBa l5aniy%liaa another k Mc p Thie team picked i .in a i ] ttj byer Pentucket. sma shot sele on as keys t = IPottoe aoiiChrts Kaddaras, NGwbur d% rinetitutd| rLto N tthevC ' S |nd ig Rogers, also albng with Beh Kattnowski and way, the Scarl Kashts could ,te |jil nceiwated Tfs ' SLJjc i ful seasqp theyl lQh dy hi LianlSHl Mas toi hoiki iico-c ains [ainei hibfTOnmeUNo kiroved to be HH a senior, aah ig man under tnlH Chad Downer. With a few breaks alq have been C.A.L. champs once agal N.A. 67 Manchester 35 N.A. 52 Georgetown 35 N.A. 72 Rockport 45 N.A. 77 Triton 45 N.A. 56 Ham-Wenham 64 N.A. 51 Andover 54 N.A. 61 Methuen 41 N.A. 75 Amesbury 42 N.A. 50 Newburyport 44 N.A. 74 No. Reading 60 N.A. 74 Pentucket 46 N.A. 60 Masco 52 N.A. 64 Amesbury 41 N.A. 74 Lynnfield 50 N.A. 59 Ham-Wenham 62 N.A. 54 Newburyport 55 N.A. 51 Triton 33 •A 1st ROW; Amy Keleher, GJ Bemal, Kendra Lippman, Beth Labelle, Carma Rorke, Amy Mac- Loed. 2nd ROW: Coach Wrigley, Coach Grady, Andrea Parent, Julie Crafton, Kristin Pearless, Kelly Deyermond, Lori Moeckel, Kristin Roberts, Kris Neff, Coach Stephenson. -DOMINANT DRIBBLE! - Manchester Lynnfield Rockport Triton Ham-Wenham Andover Methuen Ipswich Amesbury Newburyport No. Reading Pentucket Masco Amesbury Lynnfield Ham-Wenham Newburyport Georgetown Triton Masco iiris vapity Basket Team started off the season with five big wins a hopes of winlfing y%: other C.A.L. title. They were npt disapi ointe Th bl i? ' eve ponent away in uAfig divilion one Andoyer an |BMen rival Masco for title. Experi rCe along rard v«Bpid.aii oybrall team effort led the Knights to success. Key players througn gular and post season were Beth Labelle, K dra Lippmann, Kelly Deyermond, Kristeh Roberts, Lori Moeckel, An|y velleher. The team’s ,final undefeated recor was 20-0]! N.A. 62 N.A. 55 N.A. 76 N.A. 59 N.A. 64 N.A. 59 N.A. 46 N.A. 52 N.A. 55 N.A. 61 N.A. 63 N.A. 63 N.A. 43 N.A. 58 N.A. 71 N.A. 61 N.A. 57 N.A. 61 N.A. 55 N.A. 59 - HARD WORK T he 1988 Scarlet Knights JV Basketball team posted another excellent season. Coach “BING” Miller led his Knights to a 10-2-0 season. With a lot of hard work and strong effort the team proved to be quite a compli¬ ment to the varsity squad. Hoopsters like Ben Velishka, Da n Baumstark and Ryan McLaughlin proved to be an asset to the successful JV squad. 1st ROW: Drew Bower, Sean Fitzpatrick, Joe Quarteroni, John Gafney, Russ Cloutier, Ed Keisling, Dan Thomas, Pete Wilson. 2nd ROW: A1 Salois, Mark Danus, Paul Anneloro, Jim Sachereccio, Dan Baumstark, Ben Velishka, Dave Greenwood, Terry Murphy, Ryan McLaughlin, Mike Sifferlin. IN CONTROL 1st ROW: Mr, Wrigley, Melissa En l, Jcnn Wevurseki, Colleen Schaufenbil, Stacey Johnson, Kathy Bateman, Liz Cavanaugh. 2nd ROW: Julie Forgetta, Kerry Sullivan, Veena Rajashekar, Lisa Salemme, Kirsten Johnson, Kristin Hurley. T he North Andover JV Basketball Team was coached by Mr. Wrig¬ ley and finished 13-2. Colleen Schaufenbil, Stacey Johnson and Liz Cavanaugh did a great job under the boards while Kristen Hurley, Kirsten Johnson, Kathleen Bateman, and Lisa Salemme controlled ball movement and outside shots. Jenn Wevurski, Kerry Sullivan, and Veena Rajashekar also contributed. The girls good overall defense added to their excellent season. - A LIFT TO THE TOP ‘he North Andover Boys’ Ski Team achievief dne of the finest records in the hfetpry qt North Andover High School, finishing the aii with a winning record of 10 wins and 5 loses. Co-c | % Scptt Beaudoin and Mike Battersby lead the te C hl fece ' in the league. High scores for the team wCT j ta! Blandini, Joe Blandini, Scott Beaudoin, Wayne Bd pidoin, Kevin Kil- lourie, Mike Battersby and Bill Stratt Tfie team worked very hard and for the first tirneb Oafne a race team and not a ski club. 1 1 A U N.A. 82 Haverhill 53 N.A, 69 Haverhill 66 N.A. 22 St. John’s 113 N.A. 11 St. John’s 124 N.A. 117 Metheun 18 N.A. 113 Methuen 22 N.A. 82 Austin 53 N.A. 95 Austin 40 N.A. 86 Bisohp-Fenwick 49 N.A. 111 Bishop-Fenwick 24 N.A. 95 Masco 40 N.A. 85.5 Masco 49.5 N.A. 60.67 Andover 74.33 N.A. 57 Andover 78 1st Row: Leo Martin, Sean Fountain, Scott Beaudoin, Wayne Beaudoin, Chris Butler, Eric Roden, Craig Wilkins, Joe Blandini, Justin Stewart. 2nd Row: Mike Battersby, Paul MacMillian, John MacMillian. Matt Endadort, Bill Stratton, Jason Adams, Dave Young, Coraddo Steri, Marc Hatch, Sam Marchase, Mr. Kappotis. 3rd Row: Mr. Marc, Jim Pelrine, Brad McKibon, Brian Crow, Tom Snelinger, Scott Munson, Mike Plisinki, Matt Tenello, Dave Maurer, Mark (Attitash) Holzman, Masa Yucki Sato, Jamie DeNitto, Paul Blandini, Kevin Killouri, Matt Curley, Dave Dunn, -HOPE ON THE SLOPES - earn is not just a miffed a ery compitffive team in (leajie. The teaiii |pent5 a hours practicing, and when they could not out ' on the snow, they were in- side re 4 wiT® yifi tepes c line and timing. The girls team cMn ' enge of a %trc; league including top conten- [ ' der ndover, and came ay tt Wh a record of 7-3 in second place. I N.A. 81 Haverhill 54 N.A. 98 Bish-Fenwick 37 N.A. 96 Bish-Fenwick 39 N.A. 62 Andover 73 N.A. 53 Masco 82 N.A. 63 Masco 72 N.A. 68 Andover 67 N.A. 94 Methuen 41 N.A. 74 Methuen 61 N.A. 82 Haverhill 53 1st ROW: Stephanie Bradley, Kris Small, Nanq Torreym, Lesley Carlson. Jeanne Pema, Lauren Bradley, Jackie Pema, Kari Packer, Becky Pollina, Heather Baken, Kathy McMahon. 2nd ROW: Coach Marchegianni, Beth Bowes, Kelly Sullivan. Kelly Wallace, Lisa Blake, Heather Sweeny, Katie Soule, Kristy Battersby, Amanda Meade, Debbie Itzer, Usa Wheaton, th Fountain, Susan Chizecki, Coach Kappotis. � tv 1st Row: Coach Lester, Paul Heinze, Joe Harb, Chris Tetler, Dustin Black, Jon Ander¬ son, Dan Ryan, Coach Douglas. 2nd Row: Dan Bowes, Kevin Parisi, Kevin Abernathy, Mark Livesey, Chris Camasso, Derek Cote, Steve Harb, Rob Celeste, Mauro Pappal- ardo. 3rd Row: Dan Crane, Mike Quinn, HJ Nassar, Mike Lipporto, Grant Blysinski, Scott Mendes, Dave Zappala, Scott Lubin. A CHILLING SEASON - No. Reading Salem Newburyport Haverhill Andover Andover Triton Ham-Wenham Amesbury Masco Lynnfield Lynnfield No. Reading Newburyport Triton Ham-Wenham T he North Andover turmoils this season, not too impressive, later part of the season a whole is pretty good for North Andover and Chris Tetler with 11. “Dweezil” Zappala and Ma “the man” Ryan and Paul fine performances team went -2. The to tough season was in the The team as the rigiTttime. Tpp performers IS JOints, en Dave Derek Cote wi Weights hav bl trong in net have been Dan Kevin Parisi all turned in N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. SpKDrts 1st ROW: Scott Determan, Doug Dreffer, Matt Abel, Jeff Roche, Pat Beime, Jason Oulette, 2nd ROW: Coach Crozier, Billy Sullivan, Tim Ammon, John MacDonald, Kevin Farragher, Brian Wheeler, Joel Henry, Debbie Lesofsky, Coach Castricone. : r. -COMING OUT ON TOP - team ler and! lary in th oks wres ' r the prestigioi apturing anot r along with Si rnamentJ uns Scotf Vheeler, islanding N.A. 42 Tewksbury 24 N.A. 60 Lawrence 9 N.A. 45 Dracu t 24 N.A. 66 Salem 12 N.A. 61 Amesbury 12 N.A. 50 Georgetown 18 N.A. 66 Ipswich 12 N.A. 55 Pentucket 18 N.A. 43 Lynn 29 N.A. 62 North Reading 12 N.A. 49 Central 17 N.A. 46 H.W. 15 N.A. 52 Masco 13 N.A. 36 Westford 31 N.A. 35 Lowell 36 First in sectionals, first in league and second place (top division 11) Lowell Holiday Tourney. A Sports 1st row: Jamie Ferris, Mike Sullivan, Clem Chun, Frank Hooper, Brian Lemberger, Scott Mambro, Eric Loyall, Pat Maurer. 2nd row: Mike Schmidt, Chris Lee, Peter Hong, Chris Hopkins, Jon Rodriguz, Jeff Markuns, Joe Sullivan, Kurt Henniger, Steve Webster, Mike Rasner, Coach Kelly. m M If 4 ' fend! j onsi f 1 ' It INTRODUCING red the “Yeah,” iiks like a t[ooa- TOell. Maybe he Mm ml season KS to be mopdndffly will join the oors ckinan, eVout fo sd g trai port — Ind r Trad VjTniP, thb‘shot‘pu nd J mile. Inc r Track’i’krj Ho pe| r loi He team cl|P ney and Defle q. Sdover High and teams years to come. Sports I 1st Row: George Azar, Toni Frulla, co-captain Michele Gilbert, co-captain Lisa Watson, Mitch Heller, Lisa Houde, Maureen Thomas, Claire Fitzpatrick, Noelle Festa. 2nd Row: Coach Francis Troy, Andrea Pickles, Lynn Fitzgibbons, Jeanne Caron, Susan Greenwood, Margaret Hibbard. 3rd Row: Rich Benton, George Toolan, Dave Ford, Barbara Rowley. Becld Kettinger, Wendy. 4th Row: Terry Tuttle, Heather Frulla, Jen Munroe, Mary-Ellen Schruender, Julie Snell, Trac Lorezza. 5th Row: Peter Gabriel, Ramsey Azar, Melissa Barry, Samantha Oates, Abi Thompson, Shauna Lafauci. WATER WARRIORS i se( ||| se£pk n wK their st mo hentieteami QJ i not ' lwa ■ i side, the swim team dove intoThflf o |)|iy off. Their first few aquatic preparations ' ‘ ainstNortheast Regional. This win gave complishment an extra pu to work harder and try to k]«dT J s. rmi|jardi nd Mr. Troy ;ucd , finishing with a 4-3 recora This y ’s ' featured fish FfUlilii, Terty Tuttle, Ramsey Azar arTdjp yl Ford. But it no play, for the team rewarded themselves with a few out the season. - N.A. 42 Northeast Regionals 41 N.A, 68 Peabody 103 N.A. 33 Wakefield 42 N.A. 104 Greater Lowell 64 N.A. 105 Salem 60 N.A. 113 Minuteman 55 N.A. 66 Danvers 99 - A BALANCING ACT 1st Row: Annette Pierog, Steph Tuttle. 2nd Row: Laurie DiStefano, Kara Makkey, Stacey Abdinn. 3rd Row: Kerry Bradshaw, Kim Townley, Tricia Dawson. 4th Row: Dan Desmond, Coach. Igyfrinasts. f unately, sopbbt team. in all f il| nt ' larkey, Townley amLDawsorv upiJofted lances well. Mari e Hi had ' not been on the-tearr sin ' year, came bSclTto be the leading scorer for N.A. in almost every meetToWnley, in spit®iotairactured wnSSm mted remarkably vault. Tricia “the duci DawsorrlkilTibled panced her way tolMH| floor routine as well. Th team is proud) ig_e ffcjrts and looks forwa p si gam next year. N.A. 80.8 Chelmsford 105.4 N.A. 81.1 Westford 103.5 N.A. 103.4 Andover 105 N.A. 91.45 Billerica 105.85 N.A. 106 Wakefield 98.4 N.A. 101 Methuen 101.9 N.A. 103 Wilmington 106.2 N.A. 103.95 Dracut 127.15 N.A. 103.95 Lowell 100.8 N.A. 108 Stoneham 110.3 1987 SPRING SPORTS - him- ' - jnrnti ' J jI f ! f| j ur- � j f nftW ,ViV. A ' a m ' « Up fK %y 4 ■ A- 1st ROW; Karen Nadeau, Margie Luck, Amy Trask, Maggie Pemble, Kate Rinaldi, Jen Stelgis, Jen Parker. 2nd ROW: Coach Schruender, Stephanie Tuttle, Kelly Asselin, Debbie Lesofsky, Julie Crafton, Lisa Watson, Tara Callagy, Kristen Spiridone. , 4 , BRIGHT FUTURE- 1 « ' ' ' ' ’-’ ’ jjty Soft coi ,Vvas .9-9-0. ff ect a bright outlook for 1988. The ii|i’fias trength aiK p ' ixe use all but 2 starters are returning ' Un efl ai l ?adership of Tn gpt|m� KatgiWlKtea . JKelly Asslin and Julie Grafton, th jhowNireat imfllvenKofi N.A. 4 Newburyport 7 N.A. 4 No. Reading 10 N.A. 0 Amesbury 4 N.A. 6 Masco 0 N.A. 4 Pentucket 13 N.A. 17 Rockport 6 N.A. 17 Triton 10 N.A. 8 Georgetown 2 N.A. 7 Lynnfield 9 N.A. 14 Ham-Wenham 6 N.A. 7 Ipswich 4 N.A. 10 Triton 6 N.A. 6 Lynnfield 1 N.A. 8 No. Reading 9 N.A. ? Manchester 10 N.A. 3 Newburyport 9 N.A. 0 Amesbury 6 N.A. 5 Masco 4 f i 1st ROW; Mark Mank, Dan Rennie, Todd Rembis, Sam Conte, Mike Parker, Matthew I Strobel, Justin Zuill, David Hermann, Patrick Wheeler. 2nd ROW: Derek Cote, Robert I Danis, Sean Connolly, Derek Thurston, Jason Stadler, Sandro Veras, Chris Rozzi, I Coach John Strobel. I _I 1 BATTER UP N.A. 8 Masco 2 N.A. 9 Amesbury 5 N.A. 24 Newburyport 26 N.A. 7 Hamilton-Wenham 5 N.A. 3 Pentucket 5 N.A. 3 No. Reading 4 N.A. 9 Manchester 6 N.A. 6 Rockport 2 N.A. 10 Lynnfield 5 N.A. 3 Newburyport 10 N.A. 7 Georgetown 1 N.A. 9 Ipswich 1 N.A. 4 No. Reading 5 N.A. 8 Amesbury 3 N.A. 7 Lynnfield 2 N.A. 9 Triton 5 N.A 6 Hamilton-Wenham 5 N.A. 11 Methuen 2 N.A. 2 Lawrence 7 N.A. 3 Danvers 2 N.A. 6 Stoneham 7 r. X:- ' Ei ■ he 1 7 Scarlet Kni t B eDaI| ' |e m advanced to the Divi on Tw Nortlf semi nhls finishing ta ioanhours ' and thirteen ' nnings t ' haie h but- SfddS mSy M tsy- Knlghi;squad 7-6. “We ajt many th6y y it€| Mtfprducf Krifghtsldpper, John hel. ‘And we gaye tfiem p eat me.” d y bi-captains Sam Conte, Matt el, and Mike Pad er, the Knights fcnishe lle C.A-L. with a 13-5 record. The lossest:ame to Newbun;port (2),fNorth Reading (2), and Pentucket (1). Other outs for the team were Todd RetP i n Connojly, Jason Stadler, and Derek d a lot of kids who want to pJay baseball, a real bunch of com- icIr5ffbbet. ' Wtth only foijr returning players from the 1987 team, version l be a young grdtip, but it will have a lot of potential. “Potential’s key word here,” said Sfrgh - “It should be a eeal challenge. There’s a lot of estions to be answered, btf e should surpriseJa.lot of people.’’ Led by captain Scan Connolly, along with.Tm fbn, Sladler, ana Sandro“Veras, the 1988 Scarlet Knights should challenge tough Cape Ann L aoue schedule. ' wer ‘Wc-l - WHO’S ON FIRST T he Scarlet Knight J.V. Baseball team followed in the footsteps of the varsity, finishing with a 14-2 win loss record. Under coach Bob Dins- more, and led by Chris Rozzi, the Knights had a very successful season. In a tough Cape Ann League schedule, the only losses came to Newburyport and Ipswich. The team was paced by good defense and opportunistic offense. The defense was led by outstanding cat cher and power hitter, Derek Cote. Rick Dichara played well defensively at his second base position. Pitcher, Cory Marconi was very impressive, winning some of the biggest games of the year for the Knights. Unsung hero, Mike Demelis played with intensity and aggressive¬ ness, according to Coach Dinsmore. With a bunch of talented young players on the J.V., the varsity team should be well represented in the years to come. 1st ROW; Rick DiChara, Joe Smith, Sean Casey, Scott Lubin, Chad Downer, Mike DeMelis. 2nd ROW: Mark Hoffman. Bill Sullivan, Kevin Kirkpatrick, Bill Reardon, Bill Turner, Dan O’Neil, John Gaffny, Coach John Dinsmore. 3rd ROW: (manager) Krista Vanessa, Miguel Veras, Cori Marconi, Neil Dowling, Dave Knightly, Derek Cote, Chris Rozzi. ic WHAT’S ON SECOND T he 1987 J.V. Softball team made Mr. Schena proud by polishing off an improving 8-6-2 record to end his coaching career. The team grew and strengthened together. Kris Neff, Julie Bloise, Cheryl Crevier, Jen Slosek, and Andrea Parent showed fine infield per¬ formances. Outstanding outfielders included Sue Carlson, Lisa Dubois, Lisa Mesiti, Lyn Fitzgibbons, Kristin Reilly, Corinne Mulcahy, Jen Wamshuis, and Cheryl Fink. Amy McLeod helped the running game by excellent bunting ability. Pam Nicetta and Cheryl Crevier were leading hitters for the Knights. Multitalented Lori Moekel helped out all over the field and was a superb pitcher. 1st ROW: (manager) Liz Haley, Julie Bloise, Jen Slosek, Amy McLeod, Sue Carlson, Corinne Mulcahy, Kristen Reilly, Cheryl Fink, Jen Wamshuis. 2nd ROW: Lori Moeckel, Pam Necetta, Andrea Parent, Cheryl Crevier, Kris Neff, Lisa Dubois, Lyn Fitzgibbons, Lisa Mesiti, Coach Schena. - MATCH POINT Tennis team ' served up a 4-9 recora in the le under the direction of Jdike McDonald rit and pride thrqu out the sea ed :k and MaAt DelJ e the team wOTl d hard g a seaj£ f 0 hl d excruciatingly humid upcoB hS depends greatly on I team. With Jaywa d Qgp n Scott be re cf; to aqR xt years spnng S; t5 s oe Ann Leaqi N.A. 2 Amesbury 3 N.A. 5 Triton 0 N.A. 1 Newburyport 4 N.A. 2 Manchester 3 N.A. 1 Lynnfleld 4 N.A. 0 Pentucket 5 N.A. 5 No. Reading 0 N.A. 1 Rockport 4 N.A. 2 Ham-Wenham 3 N.A. 0 Masco 5 N.A. 1 Lynnfield 4 N.A. 1 No. Reading 4 N.A. 0 Masco 5 1st row: Pat Bateman. Mark Dunis, Peter Hong, Tray Kruger, Greg Hubeaux, Gregory Christo, Juan Lopez. 2nd row: Jawa Cush, Scott Beaudoin. Matt Delacroce, Peter Kashanek, Greg Martin, Wayne Beaudoin, Steve Guild. --MAKING A RACQUET ■ AjSS« v h -H � • , hH he gins tennis tean had an outstanding son this i winsand;! year, reaching ne dther CTit teanagm s c94 ' y | !ac« se(||R|P 6 , |d but they a|fi for tne state tourn (ftfai Wfinafl Vgliit -- ded a fabulous s - but theHeam should be proud of their success this y r. The team njpistered a smashing blow to the undefeated Lynnfield team ipa non-league game that broke their 40 match 1984. which dated back to N.A. 5 Triton 0 N.A. 5 Triton 0 N.A. 5 Newburyport 0 N.A. 5 Manchester 0 N.A. 2 Lynnfield 3 N.A. 5 Methuen 0 N.A. 5 Pentucket 0 N.A. 4 Notre Dame 1 N.A. 5 No. Reading 0 N.A. 5 Rockport 0 N.A. 5 Ham-Wenham 0 N.A. 5 Masco 0 N.A. 3 Lynnfield 2 N.A. 3 No. Reading 2 N.A. 4 Masco 1 N.A. 5 Beverly 0 N.A. 2 Andover 3 states. 1st row: Mala Prastogi, Shazuko Yamasaki, Tracy Dion. Lynda Scarborough, Erin McGrath. 2nd row: Coach Desmond, Yukari Seike, Isabella Meyer, Miriam Meyer, Kim Yetman, Kristin Johnson, Coach McNally. BORN TO RUN- 1st ROW: Robert MacLeish, Brendan Ramsdan, Douglas Dreffer, Leonard J. Annaloro, Steve Nugent, Bart Cahill, James Noble, Mike Sullivan, 2nd ROW: Benjamin Kalinowski, Clem Chun, Jay Dozois, Scott Mambro, Joe Harb, Joe , Sullivan, Rob Celeste, Paul Annaloro, Greg Killilea, Keith Reynolds, Doug Rogers. 3rd ROW: Coach Rick DelleChaie, Jeff Foulds, Justin Stewart, Frank Hooper, Mike Lemberger, Eric Loyall, Dan Caruso, Kurt Henninger, Jeff Markuns, Mike Allison, Jamie Ferris, Robert Grimmet, Coach Kevin Callagy. F inishing the season at 6-4, the spring track team enjoyed many victories against teams that they had previ¬ ously lost to. This was due to the leadership of captains Len Annaloro and Steve Nugent. Next year promises to be another excel¬ lent season with top performers Clement Chun (capt.), Scott Mambro and Frank Hooper. - ON THE RIGHT TRACK m had a successful season. Due to the outstending irc tean e pone worked to thek u lest potential ligcprd. JThe seniors beeiyi ontnb-- this is their last sej|i3«s j3e i™ l are sea h. To achiipv ments. track te oUheh| ie girls vi 4 which ac utin c to idSfenC forward Lippnran and Sharyn the freshman that competed, ' N.A, 56 Newburyport 71 N.A. 35 No. Reading 92 N.A. 97 Lynnfield 30 N.A. 55 Ipswich 71 N.A. 70 Ham-Wenham 57 N.A. 52 Pentucket 75 N.A. 50 Amesbury 77 N.A. 46 Triton 81 N.A. 26 Masco 101 ' ° ' Ae4 ' ® ' ' ' ftv ' - ' xc� ' ' J v.o ' J ' a ' ® ' ' uve5 ' ° ' ' (. ude ; ' rwJ • ‘-u.-i . . ' X. ■- • ' ' fc. ' . -} � • •r-. ; v DANIEL L. DESMOND F or the past twenty-two years, one man has seen class after class begin a road to the future and has been at their every starting line to bid them good luck. This year will be stigmatized by the breaking of this tradition; for as the class of 1988 takes leave of North Andover High School, so does our very dedicated principal, Daniel L. Desmond. When a senior finally completes the four years of a solid secondary school education, he is given a diploma. But what does this man receive for twenty-two years of service, care, and guidance to a high school of almost twelve-hundred? How can we prop¬ erly show our appreciation to this “Outstanding Administrator of the Year” and prestigious member of the Secondary School Principal’s Associ¬ ation, by a mere warm congratula¬ tions? Mr. Desmond has a positive im¬ pact on every student who has trav¬ eled the halls of North Andover. He retires now, leaving an induplicable imprint in the basic foundations of a North Andover education and an im¬ pressive list of accomplishments for the next principal to live up to. So, on behalf of the class of 1988, this year’s KNIGHT is dedicated to you, Mr. Desmond, for all you’ve done for us. We thank you, we love you and most of all, we’ll miss you. Lisa Houde Amy Kennicker Marie DiBennedetto Compliments of; McAloon’s Package Store 531 Chickering Road North Andover, MA Tel. 682-8029 The Buco Family And Employees Welcome you at “The Package Store” in North Andover Drinking and Driving Don’t Mix North Andover Supply. Inc. Qualdy S’lumlnng ing gJ applies 595 Chickering Rd., Rte. 125 No. Andover, Ma. 01845 Telephone (617) 686-0711 188 VETC 66 PETERS ST. ESSEX DRUa DAVID A. FORMAN. B. S.. REG. PH. TELEPHONE 688-7366 N H D SHOPPING CTR. NO. ANDOVER. MA Stephen A. Janavicus President 14 Cross Road Ward Hill, MA 01830 373-1627 372-3828 683-3320 HILTON OIL CO., INC 101 So. Union St. Lawrence, Ma. 687-9793 Kristin Spirdione Kristin Moses Kris McCarthy Kelli McMahon Tracey Daley Sue Levesque Congratulations Class of 88’ The Formal Shop, AT TUXEDO RENTALS SALES I DAILY 9-5:30 TUES. FRI ’TIL 9:00 686-3806 • SPECIAL OFFER FOR GROOM • LORD WEST • AFTER SIX • PIERRE CARDIN • COMPARABLE PRICES • FREE CONSULTATION • SIZES FROM 4-54 • WEDDINGS, PROMS, CRUISES BUSINESS SUITS OR 689-3773 381-387 ESSEX STREET, LAWRENCE MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 357 NO. MAIN ST. SHAWSHEEN VILLAGE ANDOVER 475-0627 John ANTON’S FABRICARE WITHROP AVE. NORTH ANDOVER MALL NORTH ANDOVER 687-9432 PGP5I. TH€ CHOICE OF A NEW GENERATION. Best of Luck Class of ’88!!! Laura, Carma, Tim Your Class Officers Gina Bothwell Doug Dreffer Casi Cincotta � ' Dave Maurer Jen Tanko Doug Rogers Lisa Grasso Kris NeH Dave Ritchie Sue Fowler and Kim Crabb Stef Guamera Keith Reynolds and Debbie Lesofsky Jacki Winning Sharon Cuhna Chris Clancy Chris Marconi Bart Cahill and Meg Bryan Cheryl Taylor Steve Silberman Lorraine Geraci Stephanie Berube Claire Fitzpatrick Jen Anderson Maura McClung Taqua Turner Angie Spears Dawn Mcldrum Debbie Lesofsky Jon Anderson Sean Connolly Liz Butler Jen Thornley MCDONALD’S CONGRATULATES THE McDonald ' s ' 660 Chickering Road Rt. 125 No, Andover (617) 682-2242 Cbinci 15lo99otn 2)hti active a ineie Cu isine 946 Osgood St. North Andover, Moss. 01845 Independently owned and operated SCHRUENDER REAL ESTATE ■ffl- mts 73 CHICKERING ROAD • RTES. 125 133 NORTH ANDOVER, MA 01845 617 508-5000 Relocation Assistance Anywhere! Since 1953 I ' m miirra 1 t I I I ! 1 I Congratulations Knowledge is the eye of desire and can be¬ come the pilot of the souL — Will Durant It’s with much pride that we congratulate you, who are the future of our community. Your diploma can be the start of a great beginning, a key to open the door to a successful life in whatever field of endeavor you may choose. May you continue to enjoy success in all that you strive for. 100 Turnpike St., N. Andover, MA 01845 Connecting All Departments l617) t 85 ' 1000 Home Delivery 81 ' l 100 Kristen Greg Killilea Kim Tara Joyce Dave Young Kim Yetman Lisa Watson Laura Johnson V b ' . 1 - ' X S fev S ' ?H. r ' l? • «•. ■ - r , sot J . ' I Kr 1”: ' , Matt Meagher to i-V ' € •■ir. ft Sean Clark A Reputation for Fine Care and Elegance PRESCOTT HOUSE NURSING HOME 140 PRESCOTT STREET, NORTH ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS (617)685-8086 Owned and Operated by the Solomont Family. Prescott House is proud to support the Magic of Oil Painting on WGBH, Channel 2 Conaratulations to the Class of 88 196 UTC. Tel. (617)682-3230 Albe ' s HAIRS TO YOU A Full Service Solon for Men ond Women 27 Mam Street North Ar aover Mass Free Po- ' king!! E.R.A. Bay State 478 Chickeririg Road, Rt. 125 North Andover, MA 01845 (617) 683-9812 Kari Kleinow Jeanne Pema KING’S SUBS NORTH ANDOVER 59 MAIN ST. NORTH ANDOVER 682-1481 CAPTAIN 685-2771 975-1230 Rte. 125 Rte. 114 535 Chickering Rd. Next to McLays Flowers N. Andover N. Andover Tony Burgle Scott Enright Susan Fowler Traci Barkhouse Brenda Vernile Kendra Lippmann CJ Bernal Michael Plisinski Peter Tardie Jennifer Parker Amy Keleher Julie Dorsey Valerie Sobel Robin Raadmae Beth McGuire Michele Fano Tara Sullivan Melanie Moniqe Young Kristen Roberts Bonnie Mattheson Mitch Davey Maureen Thomas ■ Tami Petronio Kim Jacobs Sue Carey Mauro Pappalardo Nancy Doucette Bethany Pelzcar Maureen Connolly Suzanne McGregor Lisa Clayton Susan Greenwood Pam Bower Kelly Asselin John Brouder Karen Nadeau Jen Evans Ellen Loth t Dennis Sacco CONGRATULATIONS the SHOE TRAP Compliments of — Dennis’ Beauty Shoppe 200 Osgood St. No. Andover, MA 01845 6832279 ETC. • James P. Hainsworth Insurance Agency, Inc. HARRY R. DOW, 3RD nsurance TEL. 682-7203 .6R ea slale HOME TEL. 688-0898 150 MAIN STREET NORTH ANDOVER, MASS. An Ethan Allen Gallery The Furniture Barn “COMPLETE RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL DESIGN SERVICE” Jet. Rts. 114-125, North Andover, Mass. 01845 617 685-3546 In Memory of Mary Patricia Knowlton “Irish” June 17, 1967 — June 19, 1987 We used to laugh We used to cry We used to turn our heads and wonder why. But now your gone, and we’ll have to carry on and make the best of what you left us. gooo David Minicucci Real Estate Mike Riordan’s Sporting Goods 508 Main street North Andover, MA 01845 688-4400 11 First Street North Andover, MA 01845 (617) 681-0828 Good Luck Class of ’88 Jen Mugavero Meg Bryan Lisa Lanzoni Sandy Nicetta Chrissy Barker, Becky Picard, Kris Spirdione Sheryl Frazier Sharyn Nugent Heather Robinson j mM fik 4 V Will fipPf Mfm Kelly Deyermond Amy Pangione Carma Rorke Eric Loyall Tracy Kothman Toni Frulla Pam Sedden Maria Covello Amy Bailey Kristy Wheaton Alyssa Marchese Jeffery Murphy Michele Gilbert Brendan Richards Jennifer Nassar Jennifer Nugent Winn Matthews Cindy McDonald Jim Killelea Lynne Hardy David Parent Jon Anderson Beth Labelle Annette Pierog Kelli French Krissy Anderson 4 Stefanie Tuttle Patrick Beime Kevin Paris! Erin Morrissey Tricia Matthews THE END OF THE ROAD- ThankSi r Maure Hfoii fEdit|r-in-C|| ||kn Yetm — Activifies ®itor H|| onnonb — Sj Klitor HI BbtmstanSB jia KditQr tti lin, Rich Delisle, 1 Fin sTyi id :kles - usinessi hdito age istantjEdito: W ell, ifsTeb l P| rJph - Q of a yearboc , but what a yearbook it many a and foe alike, N.A.H.S. tP pH P nd very of 1987-1988. Our hope is tha| By yearbook afti ’ asses it The 1988 Knight could not lyebeen witffbut l edipatiph and gui¬ dance of quite a few. I’d Ip to thank themJ g , be aus| tf|ey have produced the best yea wK ever. First, M IanetJD anni —dhanks for your guidance,and picturesp st of afl kl for the tience and remraroer -r-fno matteRl k Mp3u tilc ' i iool t) about somethin, sooner dt later it’ll corr M u. the select Four strande , ai %mkiMiC. alone And third, to the done. Yo • ( J $ I i I ' i i SswCS 4 r