North Reading High School - Golden Years Yearbook (North Reading, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1986 volume:

wt, « l North Reading High School Yearbook Class of 1 986 LH 974.4 1986 Flint Memonal Library 147 Park St. North Readina, MA 01864 I FOR REFERENCE Do Not Take From This Room 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY PAGE 18 DEDICATION ... PAGE 26 SENIORS PAGE 33 ACTIVITIES PAG E 73 CLUBS .... PAGE 103 SPORTS PAGE 115 A QUICK “NOTE” We at the staff of the 1986 yearbook realize that memories are the largest part of senior year. We will always look back and recall the good times, the hard times, the triumphs and the disasters. We took this into consideration when looking for a theme. We had to find one thing that was common to all seniors, that tied us together, and that preserved the memories. After a great deal of thought, we decided to use music as our focal point. After all, music appeals to every- body, be it rock, rap, classical, country, pop, or new wave. Everyone has a favorite song; everybody sees part of his life reflected in the lyrics of a popular tune. Our memories are preserved in the melodies of today. Years from now, we will hear songs that will remind us of this year and our entire high school careers. Therefore, we base this yearbook on music, the songs of the seniors, and the rhythm of youth. 6 HOME SWEET HOME — Traditional North Reading. The name has a certain ring to it. To a stranger it might speak of a strange, new, exciting place. It might stir up images of marvelous, exotic experiences. To someone who has lived there all of his life, however, the name speaks of nothing but where he lives. North Reading is the typical small town with one high school, neighborhoods full of families with young kids and several grocery stores. Ryer’s and the town’s puny library seem to be the centers of activity for our age group. Other than these bustling mini-metroplises. North Reading is the epitome of a quiet, rural town. Despite its outwardly staid appearance, there is “life beyond the library.” Nothing major, of course, but enough to keep the itchy feet around town for a bit longer. Parties seem to be the mainstay that the students at N.R.H.S. thrive on. Even though North Reading is so incredibly lethargic and very difficult to locate on a map, it does have its advantages. The same scenery that makes it a rural town is also beautiful. If you’re the quiet, reflective type whose idea of recreation is a stroll in the woods, our town is probably heaven for you. The winding roads and paths lead to unexpected and wonderful places. Most of all, however. North Reading is dear to us because it’s where we’ve grown up — it’s part of live history. (When your name is in the encyclopedia for winning a Nobel prize, North Reading will be right there, in ink, as your hometown.) Even though we may think, “Ah, North Reading is the most boring town in the world,” we show our support for it (especially at pep rallies where we scream our brains out — ever wonder why you were screaming? Could be something called school spirit.) Plain, simple town that it is, North Reading is our hometown and will be in our hearts no matter where life leads us. — E.W. 7 Penny Lane there is a barber showing photographs Of every head he’s had the pleasure to know And all the people that come and go Stop and say hello On the corner is a banker with a motorcar The little children laugh at him behind his back And the banker never wears a “mac” in the pouring rain Very strange. Penny Lane is in my ears and in my eyes There beneath the blue suburban skies . . . — Penny Lane The Beatles 8 i Social activities . . . just about the biggest part of many seniors’ lives. Bitten by the senioritis bug, restless with freedom, seniors crave variety and excitement in their evenings. Yet what exactly is there to do in good ol’ N.R. after 8 pm? Well, for one, we have a cinema. Oops, forgot — it’s going to be remodelled into something more useless. Scratch one op- tion. Besides, only sophomores without licenses and juniors without money see movies in town. What else? Ryer’s store has always been a popular hangout. Where else can you relax with a slush, chat with your friends, and discuss future plans? Of course, this activity pales after about three weeks. Next alterna- tive, please! North Reading does boast a few restaurants. We have Kitty’s if you enjoy all-natural pizza (recycled, that is), Kelly’s Oyster House if you prefer fresh-from-the-freezer seafood, and the Hornet’s Nest if you’re into soggy sandwiches. There’s the oh- so-classy MacWong’s; however, the new Hong Kong seems to be leading in the Chinese food race. For a decent pizza, one can drop by Brother’s or Captain Pizza, two of the few places that don’t boast beyond their expectations. However, these places (with the exception of Brother’s) do not constitute “hangouts”, and are merely viewed as refilling stations for seniors in search of fun. Some representative 10 What is the next alternative? This brings us to the party scene. Strangely enough, for an otherwise humdrum town, North Read- ing is given to raucous bashes and hearty parties. For many, a party is not considered a success unless half of the town’s minimal police force shows up to “enforce law and order.” Though most seniors are under 21 (though some have been in high school long enough to be earning retirement pay), we all seem able to partake of some form of liquid refreshment. Parties have several habitats. Some inhabit homes in which parents have been eliminated for the evening or have been bludgeoned senseless with the television or other hypnotic means. The stronger species may be found around campfires in the deep woods. In the summer, some may even migrate to the sandy shores of the eastern seaboard. And what of the typical “ party animal?” We’re all heard the term before. However, after much research, one is forced to conclude that there is no such thing as a typical beast. There are those that wear ragged jeans and faded “Aerosmith” shirts; there are those clad in Calvins and silk; and there are those in between. Yet they all have one thing in common; a love of excitement, noise, and people. Though it seems that partying constitutes the majority of in- town attractions, some brave souls can venture into the bowling alleys or the arcade; some contemplate cars, chicks, and ere ation for hours on end in the parking lots at Zayre or Atlantic. What options are left? Well ask Dad for the keys and head OUT of town! 11 Another day, another daydream . . . If the velocity is twice the acceleration . . . Well, hello there! If you take this picture I’ll — I Yeah, real funny joke, Coughlin! 12 That IS disgusting . Dear John . . . And then he said . . . And now for my Madonna imitation . . . Yeah, so now what?? Smile! you’re on candid camera! 13 OK, everybody — do “The Bird!” y That really A asn’t • � . ,1 I just can’t take calculus seriously. Can you identify this ? 5 14 ! Though a high school is supposedly a place for learning, it is also a place to have fun in. Social contact sometimes seems more important than intellectual growth. Students can relax and enjoy themselves both during classes and in free periods; of course, this includes lunch, where one of the favorite pastimes is playing the ever-popular group game, “Name That Lunch!” Who said that?! mystery meal? I funny, Liz. SHE T 15 17 THE CONDUCTORS We seniors would like to take a moment to thank you for the time and effort you gave us during our years at North Reading High. We appreciate the support you showed us and are grateful to you for making these some of the best times of our lives. Sincerely, The Class of 1 986 Dr. William Butler, Principal 18 ARRANGERS Mildred Canavan Athletic Secretary Ediita Ayer Business Department «•� � • 999 • 999 ••99 9999 9999 9999 9999 9P99 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 I 9999 9999 •ft •••• •ft tfff •ftf Arthur Cannon Science Department Terry Capelli Occupational Education Frank Carey Physical Education Roy Condon Health David Cleary Social Science Department Joseph Clarkin Business Department 19 ja ARRANGERS Roy Conway Social Science Claudia Dardeno Guidance Department Eleanor Dell English Department William Devin Business Department Jeremiah Donovan Science Department Margot Girodet Foreign Language Robert Gosse Science Department John Havice Social Science Department Francis Hughs Art Department 20 Susan Kerwin Foreign Language ARRANGERS Frederick Keyes English Department Raymond Landry English Department Charles Markham Mathematics Department Nancy McLaughlin Physical Education Richard Kieran Science Department Harry Lucier Science Department Bethe McBride Mathematics Department Charles Mague Reading 21 ARRANGERS Max Mueller Science Department Nancy Norton Office Secretary Walter Miller Guidance Department Joan O’Donnell Resource Room Judy Perez Home Economics Department Robert Pesce Mathematics Department Robert Pushkar English Department Carl Puglia Mathematics Department Shirley Plouff Office Secretary ARRANGERS Margaret Rasche Nurse Leo Richard Business Department Stanley Sawler Food Service Director Jennifer Smith Guidance Department Victor Sticklor Industrial Arts Department Jenna Stadtiander Health Walter Teal Industrial Arts Department Joseph Venti Foreign Language Robert Ward English Department 23 ARRANGERS Harold Weisse Music Department Raymond Whipple Mathematics Department Linda Welsch English Department Ruth White Resource Room Victoria Yablonsky Librarian Mary Anne Wolff Social Science Department William Wasilewski English Department Philip Wicky Social Science George Yianakes Mathematics Department I knew he ' d get this picture! For the last time, it goes like . . . A new coach? We ' re WATCHING you! 25 UNSUNG HEROES We all know that behind evet7 successful music group or band is a small nucleus of dedicated people. These people are willing to work long hours and sacrifice their personal time for the good of their group. These peopl e include managers, roadies, secretaries, agents, sound and light crews, wardrobe coordinators, and the like. All must work together to make the band the best it can possibly be. But when Grammy time rolls around and the awards are handed out, the most these people get is a brief thank-you on the part of the star. For the most part, they are all but forgotten. Yet had they not all persevered, that group would not have its place in the limelight. 26 Like a popular rock or pop band, a school must have some dedicated people in the wings. These people supervise all the little details that come to be so important to the success of the school. While we as students are all aware of our teachers, principals, and coaches, we are forgetful of the less-apparent but just as important positions held by two remarkable women. Mrs. O’Donnell and Mrs. White have single-handedly run the Resource Room and have su- pervised its contents for the past few years. We at the yearbook decided it was time to acknowledge these two women for their un- faltering service to the school and its students. Their work has made the difference to many a student, and we would like them to know how much they are truly appreciated. So, the Class of 1986 would like to dedicate its yearbook to these unsung heroes, in hopes that we can demonstrate our thanks in a way other than with words. FACULTY WILL W. Butler — a silly wabbitt A. Baressi — a skateboard K. Amirault — a bad mood E. Ayer — an Apple lie manual M. Canavan — a cheerleading squad with perfect attendance A. Cannon — college-level students T. Cappelli — a job F. Carey — a matching sweatsuit J. Clarkin — pants that fit D. Cleary — a day when everyone is on time to class R. Condon — a nursery R. Conway — “bartender of the year” award C. Dardeno — a brighter light in her shoe closet E. Dell — a farmer W. Devin — a funny joke J. Donovan — a good day M. Girodet — a nurse R. Gosse — a rubber room J. Havice — a new movie projector F. Hughes — a sleigh and eight reindeer S. Kerwin — the muppets F. Keyes — his own escort service R. Kieran — a yacht R. Landry — sedatives H. Lucier — a Teddy bear C. Mague — a space cowboy C. Markham — chalk remover B. McBride — Bob Lobel’s job N. McLaughlin — a cage I • % 5 A. A V ' ♦ t l � ' i . - I I c V « C V t I i I i .1 � ‘ � i � - NORTH READIN 28 FACULTY WILL W. Miller — a winning team M. Mueller — a nonflammable house N. Norton — a day without giving out passes J. O’Donnell — a ski trip J. Perez — stilts R. Pesce — snow days S. Plouff — a day without phone calls C. Puglia — a stand-up comedy routine R. Pushkar — a starring role on “Family Ties” M. Rasche — no graffiti L. Richard — kids with normal names J. Smith — jeans G. Stadtiander — a few more years V. Stickler — toothpicks W. Teal — blue-green P. Vennard — a Xerox machine that is unbreakable J. Venti — height R. Ward — “cook of the year” award W. Wasilewski — a summer home on Walden Pond H. Weisse — a band that plays in bad weather L. Welsch — a mini-skirt L. Wescott — a muzzle R. Whipple — the Charmin R. White — black P. Wicky — a megaphone M. Wolff — a vacation in Nicaragua V. Yablonsky — her own library G. Yianakes — a job at Dunkin Donuts R. Young — anything but a bowtie 29 A GRACE NOTE To Mr. Robert Ward: The Class of 1 986 appreciates all the time and effort that you put into our senior activities. We are espe- cially grateful for all the “extra help” you provided for many of us. To Ms. Jennifer Smith: Please accept our special thanks for all the time, work, and worry you devoted to this yearbook. We could never have made it without you! Sincerely, The Class of 1 986 30 They love us! Two perfect tens Are you going to be sick on me? Word processors of the future Ughh! Do we hafta eat this? Hi Mom! Is there room in there for me? Aren ' t we cute? Peace, bro, peace Jeckyll or Hyde? Mmmmm, dig in! Hey Dave, look! Charles Joseph David W. Abati CJ. Allen We do not remember days, We remember moments. Always remember good friends GB. RH, DM, PH, SA. Football 71 C- Red Hut-Hut-Hut Coaches Severka, Strout, Copeland Basketball 43 State tournament Vs. Umana Jeesuz and Sanity Track, forget about baseball Thanks Mom and Dad Everyone is free to dream but the one who pursues those dreams . . . Soccer Basketball Baseball States Mr. Carey Friends Hackin’ Pools and Pong And it mades me wonder . . . Dream until your dreams come true Joseph Ambarik Soccer 1 Madman” Good Friends, Chris Carl Amy Lisa Mike Debi Maryant j Jeff Tony Rick Paul KH Night Range ! Concert SS MM JA Saturday Night 197f 1 Nova Ski trips Roller Skating “Crash” In i door track Allstar 300 shot Thanks Mon ' Dad Celtics game with Lisa Lost iri Boston Now its time to say goodbye But I sa) I farewell because Goodbyes are forever ' The limits of the mind can be seen as • career ambition or an unfulfilling dream ' ! Good Friends: ST, SR, CP, JA, CC, MS- ’ DA, JP, MS, JM, SK, GLS, AK, DC The, Prom, Summers of 85, 86 Hockey 24 a Hampton Beach Thanks Mom, Dad, anc i Jim ' Michael Scoot Anderson Amirault Mike 34 Time to move on in life people I will never forget JM, JP, KD, PW, CV, JM, SM, TF, MC, KK, KH, SK, MB, RF, SW, RT, RG, JD, DC, RL, JS, CR, BB, CS My thanks to all the people who helped me to this point. Never shall we have such a great time in ife again. I will miss it, but won’t regret it. Goodbye To the two greatest people In the world my oarents. Do what I want to anyway, I’ll do what I ivant and I’ll do it in my own way. lways remember — PG JC MB CJ PD LT CSF ESP DAN Paul Lonaca — Fos Dptimidm Rick Kelley Mr. Cleary Thanx or everything — CC — Track B-ball 22 I . . To Nancy I LOVED YOU THEN I, lOVE you now AND I WILL LOVE OU, FOREVER. THANX MOM, DAD i lSSY for your love. Eric Anderson Jeffrey K. Airwig Arthur Mush David B. Artone Dave “Don’t wish away your youth” Never forget my good friends: JB, SA JP, MS, TS, TM, MS, SS, ST, RL, BP, EA, LR, KG, ‘‘Bernie’’ S.D. Chargers Always 1 Best Summer 84 and especially 85 Baseball 9 Hockey 32 Parties over Arthurs, Hampton Beach “Gunth” Thanks Ma Pa Geoffrey A. Bemiss, II Beamer Andrew R. Bennett Beetle Bennett Good times just do not happen, you have to make them happen and they did with the help of my friends: Eddy, Burt, SA, Snop, Jake, Wads. Remember: Tioga, (White Bomber) Tower, (Lester, Harlod, Duke), Thanks LR The party does not have to end. Remember YA” always. Thanks especially to Mom Dad and Fami- ly “Dawn Crue Concert 1 0 1 5 85 972 Military Police Company US Army National Guards Fort Dix New Jersey Sgt. Howard THE Who Scorpions The Doors Jim Morrison Lives U Mass Drinking Hackey Sack Pink Floyd The Wall Quaters JD, ND, LD, JS, PK, SM, MW, MB, DP, DS, Big Bird, JW, MS, KS + DL, PO, CP, JM, ML, GK, MR, TM Thanks Mom Dad Patty and Skie Lezlie Bruce 35 Lisa Berinato Mark S. Berry If you can imagine it you can achieve it If you can dream it you can become it . . . Cathy, Kelly, Sanz, Laura, Karen, Erika, Brigitta, Cuz, Maria, Betsy, Dana, Mike, TR, MV, JT, KO, JO, DH, BW A Friend is a present you give yourself! Hampton- lifeguards! Boston La-La, Frog informer, greenbair!?! Great times!!! Love You Mom Dad The love in your heart wasn ' t put there to stay love isn ' t love till you give it away. Babysitting — YA Happy New Year!!! Powder Puff Champs 50 The Coop Green Monsters Tressel Rat Group Pick me up at 12 Mike, TF Jr. Prom w Tommy Flat tire?? Summer of “84 Paul Best times w Fiona Karen Sheri Jodi Gera MT BC, JS RF CS KB MD JM JF Thanks Mom Dad SVS through the years Ricky Edward Bezzati Buzz Good Times with Mike Rick Steve Tom Bob Rich Dan Always remember Dan a good friend! Take a trip to Woburn Motley Crue concert football 83 Summer Jams 1,2 C-Wing buffers Pat, Mike, Tom, Bob Rich, Steve, Never Forget Fiona Good Friends Kris Sheri Chris Andy tressel party Partying at the Coop W Everyone Hamton Summer 85 was romping in Gabe car Thanx Mom Dad Maryann John Bibo Bezzati Mare If its too loud, you’re too old! 4x4 Lincoln. Hampton Beach “85.” Flats Hunting in Tioga, P.A. No Go! White Bom- ber goes anywhere?, HA! Roadtrip to Dio | in Beater. Sacred Heart Tour “85 Tower; My Very Special L.P.S. 81321549 Always slamming M.D’S, Their 1 Mrs. A’s Caddy. Good Friends — JM, CR, JA, DC, JS,, WADS, JM, BB, Our Song Eddy M, Jake,, and Kent D, Forever Thank you Mom and Dad, I Love You — Maria — “I hope the careers, of everyone, will bei fulfilled with hard work and fun. And wheni you think back, about the people of this; place. Remember the person, not just the; Never forget: DA, JP, MS, JA, RH, “Deck ' TM, ES, MM, TR, Bryan Adams Concert! “Money?” Raiders, Gunth, Sabbath Thanks Mom Dad Gloria 36 The love between friends last Forever, but the love between lovers has to end. ' P.C. behind R.B.,Thepathw KRD Powder I Puff Champs 42 Beam me up Scotty — . Karen! Concerts w Kris, Summer Jam, AH! Living on the edge, Hampton 85.” !Love-be! G-FIRE! The Coop, Cheering, Dancing. Wednesday Nites w DK, CS, RS, All My best Friends, SVS Richie, through the year. Thanks Mom Dad. Good Luck “86”! “Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die. Life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly.” , Good Times w friends: esp. Laura, Kaern, , Kathy Janie, LB, JT, K2, MB UVM Ghost- : busters Summer in Maine, RCT-B, V-ball ' Pink tofu, excuse me! Chald it up! Florida w Laura, Dire Straits, H20 Boston Bruins w Nat 25, U-turns Cheesie -i- Baby I Huey, fred, it N.A. -i- Beatles, h-f-b games. Lady Always remember Lassie, THANKS MOM, DAD, DAVE, MIKE GIN! I LOVE YOU! Michael R. Brussard Bruce “Work hard take pride in yourself and everything can be accomplished.” Good Friends: Rolo, DC, RF, DR, JS, KB, KT, DK, CS, SI, RM, JC. Good Times in Summer of 85 Ski Trips, Killington Football Capt. 45 Baseball Capt. 11 Good Times at New Years Party Going to the States in 86 Thanks for all the support and help Mom and Dad Karen J. Bubar Brian R. Burt Bunt All of Mark ' s Beaters The Bunt mobile, Airplane The summer of 85 in Hampton Friends CR, MB, JA, JM, MM, MS, CL, KF, TS, Waddles, Kent, Jake, McD ' sinAndov- er. Big Joes, pool Thanks Mom Dad Always love 37 David Carberry Carbone Debra J. Carucci Debbie I’m Outa Here!!! The Rocky Club Tour — 85 — . The Bull Pen experience. The Band — Joey, Batch. Mad Man Metal Head. Ainwig you bone- head! The Coop. 71 Impala R.I.P. “Kill the witch “Fly, on your way , like an eagle. Fly as high as the sun. On your way, like an eagle, Fly and touch the sun. ” See ya on our next world tour!! Value your talents, for those are what make you unique. Best friends: Dot, Deb, Karen, DC Well, thats life! — Sheila, Pigeon? Summer ‘85’ Fla. “Are you twins? White Bikinis — stay in the water! David — sweatheart candy “Yes!” roses fan ball Moped w Matt, Dot Har Parker — Chicken head man MG Powder Puff Champs “55 ” M.T. Whales 84’, Wakefield Lake — I Love you Mom, Dad, Sue and Mike Always forever Michael 4 1 2 83 Nicholas Cassotis “A friend is one with whom you dare to be yourself. Special memories with Kris, Jill, Linda, Andrea, Amy, Beth, The fun bunch. Hill- parties Weekends, Cheerin (C.W.) R.W., X.T, P-Puff, “Heart” summers w K2, A- Sleepovers w A B, J.W, “S.M.T. Mr. Keyes — long talks, Mrs. G., Buddie: Mike, B-Cookie, ’’Babe” S.W.A.T., 4th — Jul B — sis, T-hoat, S.S., FIA A J, Thanks Chuck, Donna, Mom and Dad (l.L.Y.) “To live is to achieve, To achieve is to be MAYBE motivated” MIT Thanks for the motivation Mom, Dad, Laurianne Dan Physics, Chem., Calc. w Mike Friends; Jeff, Paul, Peter Ron Marching Band Trips T rumpet Line Mas- quer’s Club My Blazer is my Palace Miss You Levin (Bros.) I love you Marri Janice Chandler Angelo L. Chiango Jr. Andy (Bros.) 38 Cara Clark Elizabeth Mary Collins Liz This is not the end, only a beginning for the future. Always remember: AP, KE, TG, MR, JW, LC, TM, DC and Doug. T okay Tigers, Gar- dens Gators, Woodson Cavaliers, field hockey 23, Track, and California, always and forever — Joe — Thanks to Eileen, Bob, Mom, Dad, Rose, Rob, Jim, Friends: Liz, AnneMarie, Kim, Tom, John, Jeff, Scott, Remember BH, BD, Rock, RW, Cara, LS, TS, KAK, TG, Kathy, Masco 85 ' esp. Chris Scott, Kris, Dawn, WBMT, JTAT RoseMary, DDPSASU2P, Jet-DMC “You Gone Too FarThisTime” Thanks Mr. RW and friends Good luck Lori, Jim, SM, Sue, stay insane, luv ya all. See you on the other side. Michael Connolly It’s Been a Great Year!!” HC DF AR SB PC MS JS DB DW DC SC WS RF JM DK DN EA JD PM BL CR Danamania Bus Brawls ' 75 Nova ' ' 74 Chevelle’ Bruins 1 Heavy Metal Ozzy Motley Crue W,A.S.P. Mass Skiing Hockey on Martins Pond Ponderonians Hampton Beach M M’s Beat runs in the pit McDonalds Capital Punishment Randy Rhoads 1 21 84 The Mall The Ghost Thanks Mom Dad Deborah M. Connors Debby Jeffrey R. Coughlin Jeff Tom, Debby, Andy, Simone, John, Scott, Kathy, Ann Marie, Cara, Kim, Howie, (Susie) etc.’ A special friend for life . . . Jeff! Always remember good times with close friends “Thanks for the wild times” I luv u Mom Dad. Chinese Rest. ' 2 day 11 10 82 4 eva What? Killer Popcorn Powder Puff 86 Someone who I will always love forever no matter what life brings — My Bud, I luv U ' Torn “Genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration.” Thomas A. Edison Friends: Chris, Dana, Geoff, Steve, Mike, Paul, Tom (2), Chrissi, Marianne, Luke, Juli and those Lynnfield” People. Soccer, Track, Football. History, Dr. Bill — Mark Twain, Skiing, Cross Country trip T.G .I .F., Lechmere, The Police Moonlighting L A. Lakers Betting, Ping-Pong Holy Cross Thanks to my whole family. 39 You were not you, I was not me, we were just what they wanted us to be. Someday you will find you, and then you will find me. Good times — w Deb in Quebec Margs (Prince-Free) out w Fiona, Karen, Mare, Jodi, Kris all my friends. Powder Puff Champs Bon JS — Mud FN Sorrento’s W Nat Steve. Mr. B., Mr. M. Buddy, Joe Bad Co. Boston ‘Dominic 5-9-85 Sussudio Thanks Mom and Family (Miss you DAD) Partners in crime: Pam (Sis!) Clarice, Mis- sy, Dave, Fuche, WS, Norty, John, Ed, Jeff, C-Wingers MO, SI, SW, BR, IJ, JC, JM,TR,EA, RD? What party at my house?! Prom, Tressie Parties, The Coop? Bud Tommy, it’s Time! Stang Memories Pat- rick, get to class!! Please, don’s rush me — I’m making mistakes as fast as I can ! ‘April 27‘ “The Parents” My bestest little bro’ — Todd Thank you — I love you all! Jeffrey Day The time has come. For us to leave, to fulfill our goals. And every dream. What I am saying. To the class of ’86, Is to go FOR IT, With that killer spirit!” Good Luck Class of “86”! Scorpions, Sammy Hagar, MC Friend: AB CP PO DA DL PH “Hey, how’s it goin?” BMX 15 Thanks Mom Dad. Kristal Dehart Jill Delano “Kickle” I’ve seen some incredible things in m years. Some days were laughter, whil others were tears. But if I had the chance t do it over again. I’d do it all the same wa Will never forget good times with Lindi Sandy, Theresa, Erika. Thanks to all my family for their suppor esp. Jayne. Mom Dad — I appreciate a your help and guidance. I love you all. Dream, for your dreams can come true: Amy, Andrea, Beth, Deb, Kris Linda Thank you for being a friend Powder Pu ' 86, DD’S w KMT, Spencer 2:00 — ANF Proms, Heart, Richie, Fla. w D A, Hill: Parties, Dreams — TJ If you love, some thing set it free Thank you Mom and Dac Don’t be dismayed at goodbyes a farewe ' is necessary before you can meet agaii and meeting again after moments or life [ times is certain for those who are friends 40 Patricia M. DeSwarte Patti Kris N. DiFraia If you love something set if free . . . Remember all my friends Esp: Janice, Simone, Kim, Lucy, Mare, JM LT NS CM CS DS GB CH Sting 9 19 85 Scituate w Jan. Sim. — “Who cares?” I ' ll miss u! NH ' 84 w KTJ Dug ° Opposites V-ball 4 Blud, George, States UNH w LG, DS, track CC Trip, Wis. Thank you Mom, Dad, Beth, Anne ... A farewell is necessary before we can meet again ...” Tina Marie Divola i ) If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Spe- cial Friends: Debi, Dot, Keith, Lisa, Jamice, Kim. Dot — How bout lunch? Where ' s Mr. B ? Saturday Nights, Mon- treal 83 TP Kathy David Mom Dad You mean alot to me. Most of all . . . David 9-1-83 I love you . . . Always : To my good Friends: Friends are not like I autumn leaves you find everywhere but i friends are like diamonds very precious and very rare, Ruth, Jill, Gera, Julie ' s T.P, • Christine, Mare, The rats!! “The Coop I “Hampton 85!” Can’t Stop! Richie T., Jen ' Part-Time-Lover 4-12-85 Paula, Kittys. But most of all always remember JIMMY. Reg, Paula, Val, Michael, Sonja, JP, Barb, Debbie. Good luck in life! Wherever you are! Friends come a dime a dozen, but you only get one good one. T ry your hardest to keep it, one that will forget your past except your future and isn’t prejudices! Wild 1 09, 0, 88.9 wers, Jamin, Jamin! Revere Beach, Wheels Plus, Dance Factoru, 9” lashdown, down town, crusin, Boston, Miami here I come! Roller Skate, Dancing, ice skating, Voke, T.P. Dot, I’ll alway’s love ya Ma, Dad! Marianne Kerrie M. Duval Donato Mare If you love something, set it free . . . Little Lou (Colgate) Karen (memories + goals) Summer ' 85 A very special year — Kerry tickle fights, summer sunsets, Georgies Island I L Y. Wohee -i- Pooky Zug Karen’s Cougar I want . . . him! Talks with Lou Cheerin — Bongo’s 22 Your a rebel” Double Trouble Z28 Hampton, Tea Rose -I- Polo Thanks Mom -i- Dad for sticking with me 41 Peter B. Dysart Deke Linda M. Encarnacao “The walrus rose slowly above the ebbing tide ...” All the little folks who made this possible: esp. Ron, Topher, Gagnon (trig class) 10 5 85 — Mer(ideth) t-bones earrings: OOGA! caution: Wombat prowling (?) Europe 85 ' (Men with Ties) theTuftof Kelp: Erika’s shoes: Let’s go bowlin’ Mom, Dad, Buffy, Lad I guess I’ll Keep you. MARVELOUS FRIENDS: Linda, Theresa, Lisa, Jeanne, Cher, Ellen, duels, Kelly Vanessa 10 9 84 and NYC — MENUDO too much “Persecucion ” — Kickin’ some ’A’ in DC, RU Orlando Toronto, CAMPIN’ Think tri-lingually Love thanks to Mom and Dad Endless love Mark” Kimberly Enright Kimm this is the End my friend I hope we meet again some day always remember Susie! BAHAMA!” SM AMP LC TM CC DC SG, JP Old loves new loves fake loves true loves Parties the Doors Sabbith good times Being Weird. I’ll stop the world melt with you GC! Babby Susie freedom is another word for nothing left to lose FOREVER MY LOVE GLENN Sandra J. Farrahar Sandy Kathleen E. Feeley Kathy, B.L. What we keep we lose, only What we give remains our Own. Old Friendships can never be replaced . . . Amy, Beth, Jill, Kris, Andrea, Debbie, T.J., L.T., and K.B. Al- ways remember the Best Times — Parties with the Funbunch, The Cape ’84, Spencer ’85, York Beach, ME — Lauren, and Stacey, P.P. B Thanks Mom, Dad, Alicen, Yvonne, Joe Tom — I LOVE YOU! Through the years . . . Special friends: RF, CN, DC, LC, DC, SM, TM, BB, PL, Water fights. Paint fights. Good times at Hudson Speedway Cathy Phone calls, i Zayre’s? CM, SP, PL, Thanks Mom Dad, my second family the Cofers! ' Thank you for everything But most of all great times with Rob! 11 9 84 I LOVE YOU 42 The wealthiest man in the world is poor without good friends that care. Thanks guys. Best friends: Scott, Tom, Jeff, Tim, Ron, Paul, Liz, Deb, Beth, Andy, Kerri, Beth, Kathy, Rubba, Kathy, Ken, Joe, and Howie, Will always remember good times in Ossipee, Otisfield and the campsite. Football and doubles. Special thanks to Mom, Dad, R. Ward and R. Kieran -riends: Tim, Jon, Mark, Mike, Joe, Jeff, 3eoff, Paul, Tom, Dave, Scott. The Beast. 3olf. Sting at the Centrum in Worcester. HoJo. Skiing Interstate Ninety-Three. Photography. Prom and graduation, vlomination for Class President. Getting Mr. Devon angry enough to kick me off J. V. oaseball. John Finnegan Ruth Fiore Fred Ruthie Laura Fogarty Our memories of Yesterday will last a lifetime. We ' ll remember the best, forget the rest. Someday we’ll find these are the Best of Times.” I Love You Mom and Lib Thanks Dad, Nancy, JJSC ILY Powder Puff, Softball, Nancy Kathy, Karen, Janie, Maria, Ruth 6-16-83 B21 0 LuLu B.F. — L M ‘Stairway to Heaven A very special friend — 1 Love You Jimmy Stephen Ford Thomas Fuccione Fuche I stty need you as a friend to show me love is worth the hurting: Hockey Games, Gang of 84”, Blue eyes. The V.W., Softball 9 , powder puff 45 Boxford, pink cham- pagne, 16th “B day The screen house, moo”, Kitty’s P.M, The Rats, Because we re pieces. Good friends Gera Face, Mare, Julie, Herb, NA, CS, MB, JM, DH, JP, SK, Thanks Mom and Dad — I luv u My good friends Dave, Mike, Ed, Pink, Hublo, flex, Eddy B., Bill C. Stemi, little puke, O.B., Pee Wee ‘Chuck , Laquadia, Pam, Krystal Clarice, 2-cheese, trestle, E.B. Nova, Grand Prix, Audi, Cutlass Hill- view parties, THE COOP Huff Snuff, Aerosmith Bob W. 57 Football, 12 Hockey, Weaves Stel ekoms a tnoij, party! Maryann, Julie, TRIPPIN U.S.M.C. — on my way, Thanx a lot I love you Mom, Dad family 43 Michael Gabrian Paul Gagnon We don ' t remember days, We remember moments. Crazy memories w Kerrie (goals) Crazy times w Lou (the feast) ‘An Awesome Dream Rebels ' Scott The Beginning the lake ' The KBLSKK Gang your a pig Awesome three-some SENIOR Double Trouble (Cougar) CA, KB, SHUT, Big Guy 2 on 1 (?), JY Cape Cod — Kerrie Cheering — bongos Thank you for everything Mom Dad I L Y Thomas S. Gallant Tom The Good Times are forever, the Bad Times fade away, but today is the end we should remember forever.” ' scum Club — B.S. Summerof84 Friends — CN, LC, TM, CL, CC, DE JT, MM, KF, Junior Prom, McD’s, Rides Home, outside A wing. Always remember senior year. Thank you Mom Dad Larry. I love you ! Karen Gardner Scott Genzier IF YOU WILL PRACTICE BEING FICTIONAL FOR A WHILE YOU WILL UNDERSTAND THAT FICTIONAL CHARACTERS ARE SOMETIMES MORE REAL THAN PEOPLE WITH BODIES AND HEARTBEATS “if you had everything where would you put it” Never forget the good times with all of my 1 1 friends. House Project “85” Will it ever be | finished? 74 Chevelle, Campsite, Mad Concerts: Kiss, Summer Jam, Aerosmith, ■ etc. Thanks Mom Dad. Now I Guess its ; Time To Say Good Bye. But I Say j Farewell Because “Good Byes Are Forever” 44 Kimberly M. Gilbo Kim Natalie B. Griswold Quand on s’aime, chaque annee qui s’ecoule est un r on qui s’ajoute a I ' etoile de I’amour. j-p ’Cassis All my friends — esp. Csilla and Patti, J.G., J.M., M.O., D.S., E.W., B.H., L.T., C.H., G.B., P.G., LS. + M.V. France ' 85: jean-pierre; Marseilles N.H. ’85: D + G — 3 am, Wendy”, too choice! y-club: red bikini, 6J’s, 2Trouble, Musicals: ’casts f crews’ B-Boop! V-ball, track, ppuff. Sting, C.C.Trip,Windrifter — Jan + Patti, Dug™ Band + Burns? runny babbits! My love + thanks to you. Mom + Dad! The notes go floating on. Without shame, in Silent laughter, A mournful voice in the night cries out.” — DH ’Chuck’, Crissy, Paul, Bob, Dad Mom, Jo, Tim, Debs, Doug, Wendy my godchild, Pam, Kitt ' s, Ice Blue, Snow- storms, Where’s reality Barb? I think we lost it. Maybe its in the snow. ”A fare-well is neccessary before we can meet again.” — Bach Kathleen Guy Kathy Friends Forever!! Karen ’ Karen, Laura, Laura, Janie, Chrissy, Scott, CP, NG, PD, JT Dude, Turtle, Solo-flex!!! S-heat The Lake” P-Patty and Janie F.B. games and yelling!! BM and snow w s m and M M’s!!! Fri-oldies and boys!! Spirit week court! Thank Mom Dad Tom Amy and Caroline!! I.L.Y.” Deborah Ann Lara Hartmann Hardy Deb Never forget very special friends: Mark, Colleen, Amy, Sarah, Trev, Dan, Tim, Katie Summer ’85: Every night?” Pool hop — G. Rail, Am-a-cles,GTO- Whiplash, egg, Waterbed, Ballet — Mrs. S., Tennis, Mail? Salisbury — 4 15 85, Fexyutie, Jr. Prom — Heaven, In the rain, 17 Red Roses, ATM — The Firm My love always to MARK Thanks Mom, Dad, K, P, N, B, T, K, M. I love you all! Fifty Years With Gratitude” A Life Worth Living! Dec. 1 , ’84 ’Friends’ Buffy, Julie, Steph, SW, JJ, MO, Friends of BW: Karen, Susan, Chrissy, John, Rob, Mike, CK, JH, ICYPAA — Denver, Sum- mer of ' 85 Montreal — 50th, New York City Colin, Kenny Jill, Miami 1986, Triangle — Trading Places! I ' m-n-luv” Summer of ’82 GT Bobby Laurie, Robin Derek, Chet — I Love You Mom Dad Good Luck Class of ’86 45 Richard M. Hayes Ricky Christopher Haynes Chris God grant me the Serenity To accept the things I cannot change . . . Courage to change The things I can . . . And the Wisdom to know the The Difference . . . Baseball 10, 5:00 sprints Frank Crow” Carey Football 30 Severka, STROUT Miller, Mr. Puglia, Lloyd (Bookkeeping 101) Billy D. Friends Thanks Mom Dad Happiness is not having what you want it’s wanting what you have. Always Remember Very Special Friends: Debbie, Amy, Jill, Linda, Beth, Kris RB, LT Someone Special Brian — PromA.N.P. Seabreeze, Hill-Parties, Powder Puff, fun bunch. Heart, Double Dates, nights out w Deb Spencer ' 85, Cheer’n, Florida w Jill Deb Thank you for everything Mom Dad. Karen Higgins Love isn’t love until you give it away! Buy fags at CP go to PC behind RB NYE — 84 Closet! Powderpuff 73 Golfcourse — BUSTED! Rustlers FIRE — Kris! Devil People — FM Jr. Prom — Flat tire — Sr. Prom Beam me up Scotty! Bro Sis 6 3 Coop w RATS BF — MT Fiona, MB, KB, BC, CS, BM Thanks Mom Dad I love U! SVS — Steven, I Love You!!! Forever! 1 15 84 Andrea Hill Paul T. Horan Jr. “Flexx” I like pickles, but pickles don’t like me.” Beep-beep zip-bang! L.H.S. Inc. Tennis anyone? Sports — Baseball, Basketball, — Soccer (Gentlemen) Are you OK? Dial 91 1 , Salute the Bell, LT, CM, PG, JC, GB, KG, MO, Donnie, Deke Ring Dings, Ice Cream Thanks Mom and Dad (and Fed) I took the road less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Good Friends: “Fred”, Moose ” Scott, Geoff, Cindy, Lisa, S.A.S.K.J.M.R.S.T., CUZ, SF, CM, KJ, JM, and all the rest: Football 61, D + D = D.D. I am an axe-murderer, “Gimpy” Boo Society” Thanks Mom, Dad and family ‘Dream on. Dream until your Dreams come true.” 46 Karen Hoyt Elizabeth A. Humphrey Betsy Kathy — Junk food, Fri. Nites guys, The Lake Wanda — “The T.T. Forever” Karen B. Special years (K ) Trissy — Dudes Laura Leigh Sarah Maria Laura S. Janie A.C. P.U, K.J. S.T. CP. A.K. J.M. MBand (WCF) Hair? C. Evergreen PJ Dan radio Someday . . . Cadillac Snr. Heat Shall Special Memories of N.R., It’s time to move on ” “Thanx for being there Mam” I Love You Mom Dad Dan OX Let the world know u as u r not as u think u should be. To all my special friends: Sheila, Melanie, Tracy, John, B.R. L.H, S.F, R.W, Ruth n ' Kathy Mom, Dad, ' n ' Nadia 4 helping me through the hardest struggle of my life, mko T.Z J.M, D.W, C.S, G.S, J.S, S.D, Lily” Towers, Jr. Prom, Salsbry, ' 83 Winter, peek’n at ya socks” Coop, Fub us”, Funny-b. Sat’s, Very Special Person: Paul M. Lisa M. Hutchinson When life’s at its worst theres Always someone to lend a hand. Always remember DV, CL, JM, PH, JM, Summer of ’85, Jr. Prom w SA, Atlantic, Meadowview, English w Mr. Ward, Chemistry w Mr. Mueller, Michelle’s house, NH ’83 ’85 1 0 21 -1 1 2 I doubt it” “BOO” Munchkin ” Thanks Mom, Dad, Michelle, Hutch, Big Lisa, and Esp. Aunt Celia 9 20, 10 4 GREG Cherish yesterday, Dream of Tomorrow and Live for Today Stephanie Ibrahim Fubar Tracy Ann Johnson Fubar II T ake a chance (like all dreamers can ' t find another way), you don’t have to dream it all, just live a day. — DD Germany, Augsburg, OM’s parties, billiards,GirlOnFilm, Nads, Rod — Reality Is Fake, Buff D, M D, Harvard Square, Wicked! ... I find it kind of funny, I find it kind of sad . . . when people run in circles, it’s a very very Mad World — Tears For Fears Never be diverted from the truth by what you’d like to believe ” Living in the Fast Lane w Melanie, Sheila, Steph, Buffy Sussudio Wa! Wa! Bad Co. Summer 85 — Kerri, Stukes, Toph The COOP — Hairspray — Tressal All my Chunnies — Bajeebas! JS, GS, LH, TC, DF, MB, LE, CT, PW, KD, JD, BM, SF “Mystery surrounds me and I wonder where I’m going ” I Love You Mom Dad 47 Amy Elizabeth Joyce Kelly A. Jones Sheri Kelly Stephen Kelly Friendship is a promise spoken only by the heart. Never forget all the good times with — Cathy, Lisa, Janie, and others. Bookkeeping 101 with Tina, Ricky, and Mike. FROG, BIGBIRD Cheryl — I think you lost something. Ants, LaLa, Sun City. Powder Puff, yearbook. Trips to Boston with Cay, Lala, Betsy and Sarah. Jr. Prom. Senior Year. Thanks Mom and Dad Some say its holding on that makes you strong, sometimes its letting go. Powder Puff champs 57. The coop the Rat Crew, tressel, Hillview, “Check this out!” Pick me up at 12 Tommy, Mg getting lost. The Rehab Green Monsters, my Family Thanx to my friends for a great Senior year: Mare Jodi Fiona, Kris, Karen, GS, CS, MT BM, BC, JS, MD, RF, LH, JM, CL Amy Kelleher There is no treasure which may be compared to a faithful friend — Linda, Jill, Kris, Beth Andrea, Debbie, L.T. KB, SA and everyone else. Always remember the wild times parties. Cape 84, Summer 85’ and Heart These memories will never be forgotten Thanks Mom, Dad, Kim Someone always special Michael When riding through the tide of time and thinking of the past remember you have a friend that will forever last. Good Friends Ellen Katie Nat Mark Sarah Colleen Dan Tim Trev Beth Pool Hopping Siphon Ratio Wafer Dude Slider Cape 85 Scootes! I’m net marge mel The camp Head ache — ut. lead Love and ' .j Thanks to my family j ’I ' R ;iT j«( ’8 I lo Hi I 48 Cindy Jo LaPorte Cin ' Jever forget the good times with all my riends but most of all The best of times” vith Andy, Brunch, Roland, Rich S, Greg Rich W, Bob, John, Halfday parties, and )roup therapy @ a.m. Beachdays with Tibbs A group of Starmen in Middleton, 3oin to Hampton, Mall, Trek’s The Coop, ootball “85” remember the summer of 84” Partyin at Tibb’s hanx-to-my-Family The good times with “The Boys” — Dan K. Rich W. Andy M. , Rich S., Greg B, Greg ' , Tibs, Bob W. The Coop, Star rides to voburn. Melting in Middleton Group herapy at A.M., Half days at McNabbs 3.N.P.A.K Crusin the mall w DK on C.C. 5 w DK M.C. “The Borings” Football 85” Summer “85” Killington w Cumbes, he Nova V.P.A. “Trouble Twins” “Come 0 think of it” Heiniken — what? — SHUT! Huffen Bones ' hanks to my family especially “mom Thomas Laquidara “Procrastination — the art of keeping up with yesterday. Good friends: SF, PG, CH, MA, JC “The Beast” “Wanna Drag?” $ Ping-Pong $ Pats in ’85 Sting Concert — Sept. 19,1 985 John Cougar Mellencamp Concert — Nov. 25, 1985 Thanks for everything Mom and Dad. E. Roland Lee Rolo Jeffrey V. LeGrow Jr. Rubbahed Keep your face to the Sun Shine you won’t see the shadow. Weekends at Joe’s 9-19-83 PETE Pleeeease?! All my Special Friends I think I hear something! Mb trips comps Jr. Prom Powder Puff Champs! Hugs trail rides Boo Society Jim’s leg, Perv plays Paul My Family — I love you all! Always someone special — Joe ‘ I Love You! Life is to be lived and loved, but not understood. Are you alright Mr. Wilson All my love to Kathy Skiing and the light crew Never forget — Naldo, Andy Pune, Pete, Jim, Kevin, Cindy Cheryl, and special thanks to Spice and Vaster. Bud’ Best times in Canada and with the band. College, here I come. Thanks to you Mom + Dad I made it!!! 49 Thanks Mom and Dad for the support. Friends; LR, AB, JD, CP, CS, DM, ES, RT DA, AL, LH, JM Bruins 1, Van Halen You only live once, if you do it right, once is enough. ' Daddy’s little girl Bill and Lisa: I love miss you I had a personal problem Mr. B Vermont, I wanna go to the beach Special friends: Janice, Deb, Kris, Kim, Lisa, Chuck, Dave, Gera Brian, Howie, Barb. S.E.E.M Family and Friends — I love you Please don’t make me go to class! KH — The day is finally here!! Thanx Keith, just for being you!! David Liberman Keith Lindley Linda LoChirco Lyn “It’s time for moving on Best Friends — Theresa, Sandy, Jeanne, Cheryl, Guy, TG, PU, BP, ML, SM, — Cass, EW Thank God It’s Friday Always remember the good times we had in lunch. Miss Smith you’ll always be remembered in my heart. Thank you to Jim who was always there for me to talk to. Love you forever Mom + Dad Dorothy A. Jeffrey S. Lord Longo Jeff “Dot” I c I I s f � J s “Two roads diverged in a wood; and I, took the one less travelled by and that ha n made all the difference.” Robert Frotj! Never forget good times w friends: JF ' TM, SG, LC, DC, KF, AH, KN, BW, KF ' TS, many others. “Is there a problern officer?” Never forget summers i-j Ossipee, “The Pack, ” Hockey, Th,,. Wagon. Thanks Mom Dad, I LOVh: YOU, and most of all ■ — BETFjl 50 Jodi A. Mack Michele A. Mahnnov i The good times are the best times, the bad i imes fade away. iny family, Girlsnite out, Ztel, Rehab The ;;!Joop, Tressei, Powder puff champs 23, iHillview, Bume! “No Problemo!” Getting ost. Green monster, summer, Crusin’ j|:talled Compugraphic, the beach, Harold marker. The Ratt Gang: Sheri, Fiona, Kris, ICaren, Mare, MT, BC, BM, CL, SC, DM SP, jID, EN, PM, SR, Prom Always Eddie B5-6-85 r love it loud ! Football 72 — 122 4 4 Lincoln - )h — ship! What I shut Dio roadtrip. Kiss t ce 1 slamming MD’s with friends. All my jiMends — Chuck, Mark, Joey, Wads, Jeff, I3unt, Jimmy, M.M, T.D, D.R, D.K, Berry’s .Beaters, Lucy R. K.H. I will complete my jUMustang Levies A. cars. Dodge Ram ICharger, Never forget all the bands Jake, ikent, Eddy, Tad, Spicoli, Wads (tFhank you Mom dad for putting up with me i and my loud music A FRIEND IS A PRESENT YOU GIVE TO . , , , . YOURSELF — BEST FRIENDS: KIM — Maura Mantia N — STEF from EVERETT, pope John His P.J. Cheerleading Camp: The Boot P.J. Junior Prom w Paul ITALIA PRESCOTT PATROL; Revere Beach Summer of 85, CAMARO, Lo — N — Jo, LM PARTYING in NR — Trussel — Nite W Mike — Ps Mike, 46 more days? Thanx MOM DAD FOR EVERY- THING!!! I love You! — Sheila, Joe Harry Someone Special JEFF Bye N.R.H.S.! Joseph B. Marotta Jake Dare to dream!! Friends IW, Jl, JR, Jules, BW Best friend Gayie I’ll never forget you, we had many great times, so we re gonna go on foreva Hampton Bearn Summer 85 Dave Boiler world nights with TS, LS, DM, Butrn, GW Paul The Polar Ghost grounded my own phone love ya MOM, DAD, Paul, Lisa, Thanks for everylhing 86 What a YEAR, GONE TOO FAST SABBATH IS STILL ALIVE YOU WHAT DC EA MC BUBBLES DK RW AB JP RF NORTY GET A CAR WANT TO GO FOR A RIDE, OH I FORGOT . . . WEAVES — SATAN, PORCH MONKEY Impala had a SEIZURE 1 6 CADDY the lour Boat I HATE SPEED BUMPS flash “Your life is full of Kings Oueens Who Blind your eyes steal your dreams its HEAVEN HELL. THANKS MA DAD LISA OH NO THE REAL WORLD John Masi MAES Friends Juli, Marianne, Luke, Chris, Gumby, Paul, Patti, Anna, Sprinkles — Big Red — Spagetti Taffy Taren. All the them ' s Esp Dana, Katie, Eileen, Kathy, Amy-Louise Circus-Jamahl Bipping around w Rob H.P. Being immature, 11:11, L.L. Art, Surfin, Sting 1, Cooler pyramids, IHOP. commando raids Heffer days, Wingashinga C Ldrs., Dr. Ruth, 4th of July Thanx mom dad; Rob, Dave, Cindy Fiona McCarthy “Come along with me the best is yet to be” Special Friends; Dan Tim Mark Jeff John Joe Dave Colleen Natalie Katie Sue Aim-a-cles Horse with no name 140 Bud Mich Mick and Jim Waterbed Shmee Shmi Shmo CORVETTE 65GTO Insatiable AEROSMITH THE DOORS skiing UVM Killer Farmer Ferrari This the End Les Soirees I love you Mom and Dad Time takes care of everything one way or another. Powder Puff Champs 83 The Coop, Batcrew, Tressel Jodi “Shut up” Paul M, I.T. A.P.G. t P.C. behind R.B. w thosefags n.yE. 83” — CLOSET “I swear to god” Green monsters! “He is it!” Boat Ramp — “make it look good” S.V.S. Eddie! B.F. — Karen, Mare Margs, Bern, Jodi, Kris, Sheri, G.S. “The whole” B.C. C.S. J.S. M.D. Most of all Mom Dad Trevor M. McDonald Kimberly McFadden Kim “Yesterday is but today’s memory an tomorrows today’s dream.” I will always remember special times witH all my friends especially: Linda, Jill, AmvF Andrea, Kris and Debbie, L.T, K.B., A.JjH and T.J. spencer, “summers” Cid cart! A ' | ' “ the parties, “Hi concert” P Thanks for Everything Lisa, Michael, Mff- and Dad. ' ■ Always remember the excellent times,:| Montreal ' 84 The Elavator, “They’re in the £ 8th grade, nastiest girls, Betty Boop Princef; Karen Skunk Attack “Italis” Gelato, “I’ll kilKF you” the memory of BC lives on SMMM,r VD, SI, JO, TD, KH, KD, DW, DS, KO, SL,.f« SF, KH, Summer “85” crusin UNH “you|j want it bad” MOM , DAD and Sandy always remember HOW much I love you Little P Bears Dot Ded f Andrew McNabb Mark Meaney IGH SCHOOL DAZE pver forget: Dan, Weave; Greg Brunch, ich, Rolo Tibbs Derma Summer of 84 Madmen at Large 8 5 84 — A Different ' orld ' Coop 1 2 day partying; Group herapy Weeknight huffin w Steve pop??? B C Wing Storm sessions The lange, one night affairs Summer of 85 — ose — waisted in Wakefield. Always • member my High School friends necial thanks to Mom Dad Sandra J. Mitchell Sandi, Smitch Everything does not always Turn out the way you would like. Memories and Friends; Thanks to the Murdocks, CR, AM, LT, RL, MB, RW, CA, LE, BM, JD, KT, AH, DK, MS, JM. And anyone I have forgot. Soccer — capt., Basketball, Baseball, Wrestling. Mr. Carey. Hampton, No. Adams — Road Trips. The Shows — Destiny, Mel, Monica, Someone Special Kim My best friend Steve (best times) The meaneys — I LOVE ALL OF YOU. lends; Marrianne, Chrissi, Dana, LHS; H,KKAGEMSA — Cape Rob, Polyester lirt, V.T. — TFW THE QUEST — 1 2 1 0, pC Orange M M A Ride is a ride, Eng. its You’re Welcome! Shu. crm, Cindy ' s e cream — camp, Elfs Harold Pkr. — iaiks RH, Mo, pg Lt, Bg, Dm, Po, KG, JC, : S, JG — G.A.F. — George — Harvard — farm M.C.J. — K’ Ked outa P.A, Houston jHN smith (o’s me 99 ice cubes) Thanx (lorn Dad!! Never 4-get R. S. P. jr. Sue D. $$$ Porsche “Chuck” Rich Dream on choice!! ' A mile Takin’ Care of Business Stormin ' B-wing K.E. C.C. M.M. L.C.A. 83-84 P.S. T.W. S.R. BUDDYThanks Ma, Hub, Dad Maureen Sandi-n-Rich See ya N.H. J.D. T.A. Mr. B. Mitch Cape Cod Led Zep Stairway to Heaven Snuggles, Bunky, Summer R. A. C. N ME Hawaii Success I Luv you Richard Currier I’m as free as a bird now Soccer — 15 Means, Ringa Coors at Coach’s, Strobe light Jeff’s house The Bell Aerosmith is back in the Saddle. It ' s cold gin time again. Good friends; Joe, Sinop, Chuck, Mark, Jeff, Wads — SMU Hampton — The strip The Brown Beast, The Castle 6-16-83 Stairway to Heaven Thanks mom and dad Always remember Laura Julianne P. Morrison Juli James Moulison Jim Old friends can never be replaced, only remembered and continued. Always remember: Melissa, Mana, Kelly, Kathy, Karen, K.H. C.P.S.T. L.S. LE.S.A. We’ll be okay, won’t we? Summer of 85’, Parties Ducky, Peppermint patty “Herb,” Football and Soccer Games, Volleyball, Junior Prom. Scott — Never forget all the good times. “Conform or be cast out.” Great Friends: John, Csilla, Heather 73 Impala Shmegmobile Thankx Mom Dad, esp. MOM Half-a-Days are Heffa Days Old Vienna in Canada Up ta Maine w John Catherine Murphy The simplest questions have the most profound answers. All my friends Kelly Lisa Maria Jane Laura Karen Kathy Karen Sarah Betsy TG SR CP ST JP PH GB EW BP MM DP my Brother— JM Frog LaLa only Tolerate U2 Smushed frog in the middle of the road. Hampton Beach Florida ’85 with S, B, and J Wee cakes wee, green hair James B. David Norton Murphy Jr. ... |_,2 ... John F. John O. Scott G.RST Andy H.Je j( L. Tim S. Debb C. Cathy F. Hockey I tol you to be in by SEVEN SCARY OSSipe- Football WINTERS you Are Not HUMAt THANK you MOM DAD UNTIL Wl MEET AGAIN Mister Genzier your Mothe is looking for you HA HA YOU AINT SEEf NOTHING YET AC DC, Sink The Pink, The Coop Claricej Fuche, Breeny, Gabe, Buzz Pam, Kiklej like pickle, Masi Lipert, Donahue, stickeyl Bud, RT RW, BW, MC Metalhead, Ohtfii Hello, Golf course, Budweiser, B C Wing,- ' j Tressle Parties, Gabe Roasting, All thel guys at the allies, EB, EN, GS, JD, + thej rest, linons, KS, + DL, Cloe in the dark, Trips to Woburn, George, Narek at allies, KILL, Out of here finally, Yee Hal! I Luv ya mom + Dad, thanks a lot. J 54 Success lies not in being the best, but in loing your best. Sept. 21, 1985 W. kdvisor Thanx to all my friends for the hemories: tray ants proms balls w Mike !). Guys Don’t start with me” Plays C. Saurd Capt. R.H.P.S. R. Camp Thanks lor all those who helped me smile when ■nhy smiles were frowns. ' hanx for all your support Bobby Sue om Dad I.L.Y.A. in memory Sue- ■)ue 12 12 85 S.T.’s w Fubar, Fubar II, Coma, LH Scruffy, G.S., P.W., K.D., D.F., A.J., J.S., D.S., M.B., S.F. S.M., TO., R.W., Spag. Sup., Jr. Sr. Prom Coop, Tressel, snow, lairspray Bad company, sussudio, T.F., r.r. always thought that looking back on my :rying would make me laugh, but I never i new that looking back on my laughter would make me cry. 3ood luck Class of ’86, I.L.Y. Mom, Dad and Danny (8 30 85) Cheryl Marianne Oest Noseworthy Katherine Ohotnicky Katie Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Good friends: Carol, Cindi, SP, CT, NG, AJ, MO, LT, JM, MS, TM, Fedi, UMass — D.W., R.l. w Carol cet., Bertha New Year’s Proms w Dave, Lester, Tennis — Manuella; California, bowling? Black Baby, faucet. Southern Accent, The Jens, Thanks Mom, Dad, Jenny, and Especially David I love You all! Melanie Ann Paul Onessimo O’Leary Podie “A friend is someone with whom you dare to be yourself The Twits go to England, T.F.W. Cans at G. Grove with Nanc, Kink, Dipping with Rob, The Cape, Nuns, You ' re welcome, X-Country 83, M M, Baa Sheep in VT, E.H. Camp, H.P. Wingaersheek, A rides a rides. Moccasins w o socks, doub. choc. I. C. Through it all: Chrissi,Juli, PD, LT,CH, KO, KG, PG, JC, DM, KM, Dana LHS; KP, EM, KH, AG, 11:11 Thanks Mom and Dad 55 Thomas M. Brigitta Peluso Peterson Teddy Never forget all of the good times at NRHS and the tressle, Hampton Beach, The Coop, T aylor’s, and my house. WB, MMC, ICNFAHSWD, Talent Show Good Friends: Richie, Cricket, BW, RW, JM, GS, MD, Thanks Mom and Dad couldn ' t of made it without you. The one person I care about the most and couldn’t pass a day without, I Love You. ’Debbie To Psychology Class: It was incredible Thanks to BP, EW, LR especially Davit Cleary for excepting me into his class oi such short notice. I learned A LOT. Thanks to M rs . Norton for taki ng care of m radio. Thanks, David Pearson David RJ. Pearson Dave Do you know that in a race all the runners but only one receives the prize? So run that you may obtain it. Every athlete exercises self-control in all things. They do it to re- ceive a perishable wreath, but we an im- perishable. Well I do not run aimlessly, I do not box has one beating the air; but I pommel my body and subdue it, lest after preaching to others I myself should be disqualified. 1 Corinthians 9:24 Paul, Rick, Dave, Carl, Kenny, Jeff, Dave P., Ron, Amy, ’Lisaa , Auburn N.H., Crane’s Beach, White Mts, Sundays, Perkins Island Nuts Berries, AMC, Triathlon Underground Shelters, Track Cross Country Fishing Canoeing, Big Teddy, Little Teddy “Seek the Wilderness For There is Peace” If you love something. Set it free. If it comes back to you. It’s yours. If it doesn’t. It never was. Always remember: E.W. L.B., C.M., B.H. C.S., GAS Hey look at the sky!” Thanks to all esp. Erika ’’Lenny” James Parsons Jim Christian J. Peck Chris 56 il’ll always remember the friends who were ithere in the good times and the bad. Never of iforget you M.S. D.A., J.B, T.M. M.S. and all the others. And my new family Skiing with r| ' friends, golf, tennis team. Good times in N.H. I’ll be sad to go. Friends always Melis- sa Good times at concerts w M.S., M.P. Thank you and I love you always Mom Dad. There are two paths you can go by But in the long run There’s still time to change the road you’re on ’LED ZEPPELIN Weekend warriors; Eric — John — Rick — Rob and the rest I need another 12 oz. in the future; or the past! It’s time to ramble on. Jeff S. Pinkham Charles R. Jeff Pothier Jr. Chuck Anne Marie Prudhomme “America” Was here! ”ln this word ya’ know everyone’s fightin’ with each other, no one you can count on, not even your own brother! Don’t ya’ know when your lovin’ anybody ya’ take a gamble on a IN’ sorrow? Then who cares ’cause we may not be here tomorrow! So if someone comes a long, gonna’ give ya’ love n’ affection, I say get it while ya’ can!!!! Janis Joplin John Pruneau Richard Allan Quade Rick ALWAYS REMEMBER: The many friends who were there through the years, need not mention names for they know who they are: ESP SR ST Good times at Gulf Wild summer nights. 1 25 82 Merc thanks to the teachers Esp. Mom Dad! Spinning Disc “Glory Days they’ll pass you by . . . Glory Days in the wink of a young girls eye — B. Springsteen. Chris, Paul, Dave, Mark, Dane Under- ground shelter nuts and berries Twisted Head, Woof and Meow Florida, Crane’s Beach, fishing Skiing Salisbury and Hampton Beach 57 Scott A. Ring “Ringa” David C. Robinson Chuck Lucy Razionale Sarah Jane Rex Lou “The smallest things in life are always the sweetest” Crazy memories w Kerrie (sexy-Z-28) crazy times w Karen (the feast) “An Awe- some Dream” Rebels Great times w the guys (sum ’85) ‘Kieth “phonecalls” the lake “The KBLSKK Gang” “You’re a pig” Awesome 3-some “Seniority Authority” Patti Gumbi-Cactus “Kerrie, how will I know??” Ma, Dad, Nad, Joe, Raz, Lisa Thank you I love you always Always remember the friends and teachers that helped me through the years especially CP ST and ' Janie. Also the great times spent in soccer 10 and hockey 14. The 79 Buick. For all the special people: You’ll know I’m thinking of you and all the miles in between so I’m just calling one last time! I love you Mom Dad Theresa Ridgley 4WD Lincoln, “Kent Dorfman” “Michelob Dark ” Hampton “85” Berry’s Beaters, Jm. Marrota Roadtrip Mrs. A’s Cadi, Wayne All of my friends, JM MB, MM, SM, JS, JA, Wads, JM Calf Miss Spartan’s “Bunt” Pillow Head Bermuda “Sabbath Berry” Lou Miss Smith’s Office, TNUC Slamming MD’s with J, M, W, Mellow Out Dude, Jake M., Shut Thank you Mom Dad I Love You Michelle “Looks Like We Made It.” Good friends Linda Sandy Lisa Jeanne Laurieanne TG CN 8-12-84 and 1 0-28-85 Air Supply concerts “Oh my God here he comes!” Thanks Carol never forget DJ Joe “Ooh that voice!” “Relax!” Mummy” Memories from DC Toronto Canada Orlando Can’t Forget Paul C. Thanks Mom and Dad THANKS TO MY SPECIAL FRIENDS I Colleen, Natalie, Amy, Joyce Jen, Sue, ; Kahwen! Mark, Ron. Silent shots, AuP, ;; BHC-YGr-’scuse me ... , Pine tree??? ! Washington Canada Florida D®, 1 Airheads? yes yes . . . !! Condos vedge j Tee Hee Hee! Metro, musicals, Donna, ; My-Furthurs cur. I’m Shocked Thanks to John, F S, J J And Especially. [ Dad Mom 58 Tina Rose Berina, Weina, Tina Tuna Lenny Rose Lynard Skynard , I’m Dazed and Confused” What is and what should never be” I want to go over the hills and far far away” with no quarter” to the Ocean” LED ZEPPELIN “Stairway to Heaven” out of Here! i “85”JoannaW.S., Edson, H.V.S. J.L. D.B, ' D.K. again the “Beast” 86 Brigitta JD KS DL TM PW KD DH “87” C.C. J Bone! JC DL TA 88” WS KVS NV Thanks Ma and Dad ' “I’m Crazy But, I have good times” — : Eagles ' ' Friends Lara, Steph; Coma, Mel TJ, JH, JS, CS, TM, BW — SS, KD, CK U2 PJ — TLC, RM, Summer 85; Bwing-TD, Jr. Prom, triangle, “I’m-n-luv” Lunch Bunch, ICYPAA — Miami-86 A. My Second Home : —48AbbottRdA. 10 6 85— NRYP, Tara, Dances ' Thanks to my family PTL “The language of friendship; isn’t words but, feelings” Dana E. Rowe N ‘Hours fly, flowers die. New days, new ways pass by. Love stays. ” Good friends: Sue, Tracy, Brian, AJ, KJ, CC, SM, DV, CV HR, PW, KD, MV, RH. The Lords — Thank you very much! George, Bobbie, and the Gang (including the Mahoneys, Barnes, and Linda). Summers of 84 and 85 — ' Mike, Robert, Ronnie, and Norman Trip at the beach. GONK SISTERS! Good-ol’-LA: My relatives. Thank you Bill, Dad, Esp. Mom — I LUV U Never forget the best of times, Jennifer’s office Vic’s class, Danamainia The talent show with Joe and Mark Football 62, Just one more. Vice Pres of DTS, I didn’t do it, Ratt concert in 85 “Mic” The Coop Proms Thanks Mom Dad Elizabeth B. Julie Sampson Rowntree Buffy If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me 5 Swan Pond Just go The Tressel The Coop Rat Crew Hillview Butchie Freebird Whafga do this weekend? Powderpuff Champs 81 DaDaDaDa Getting Chased The Best of Times With: Gera Ruth Mare Lara Steph CSTJMBFMSKJMKHSWMVJPThanx to my family ' John ' 8 8 83 59 “I got astrong urge to Fly, but I got nowhere to Fly to.” Pink Floyd Jeff John Scott Tom Kerri Beth T ricia Steve Flowie Party at the pond! “The Essence of the Trip” KISS Concert. Flitchhiking Football All Messed Up! I’m fed up with school! Fley Deb, Flow ’bout Europe? Thank you for everything Grandma and Grandpa Csilla C. Sandorfi Kasila Timothy Sauvageau Tim When I leave I don’t know what I’m hoping to find And when I leave I don’t know what I’m leaving behind. — RUSFI. All my friends esp. Kim, PD, BP, EW, PU, RST, CL, BD, CO , HR, MV. NH ’85: G + D — 3am!B-Boop,Y-club, “Lisa ” too choice. Musicals, D-trap, Harvey NCTE, too many Mikes, yeah right ” m-band, drum line, Ajax, Buccs Paris + Bene, J-M, M-H, ca m’everve! Very special: JM, SR, JC, HS, CS, PS, GF Most of all Bill + Bill — I love you both Thanks Mom, Dad, Bro and Richard Bach! Mark E. Scarano “Greater love hath no man that This, that a man lay down his life for his friends” John 15:13 Special friends: Jiff, Trev Dan, Tim, Luke, John, Dave CT, DO, SR, “Aim-a-cles” “Smoke” Soccer buds, Ca. Friends “HOT” Summer “85” G.H. Sals, G.T.O. Egg Jr. Prom P.l. “In the Rain” Always remember my love for Natalie Sals, Apr. 15 My thanks and love to: My family both far Near David Schoolcraft Simone Schroeder The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary. Patti, Paul, Beatrix, Anne. Keily, thanks for the stereo. Special friends Katja Heide (FRG) U of M Amherst, AFS weekends, Lynn, Rania, Raham “the 3 R’s” Rascis, concerts, trips. “Who cares anyway?” “I do Thanks to SCHROEDER and HAGERTY families, my friends, teachers. Miss Dardeno, and Andy. Give my regards to NRHS. Christine E. Sciretto Keith Silva Tomorrow is waiting for dreams to be dreamed, goals to be reached tomorrow is waiting to be yours JS Summer “83” w Kris Cape Cod Wednesday Nights w BS, KB DK The Coop, tressel, esp, the rats. Imagine if. doggin Thanks to my very special friends Gere-Lyn, Kris, Mare Julie FM KH SI JM JP MB RF SK Thanx Mom Dad but most of all Sandra Jon, Sue, Mike, Linda, Jeff, Jim, Paul, Dan, Mike, Eric, S.S. H.R., T.S., M.T., R.T. P.U. C.C., Indoor, Spring Track, 2 mile, 10:45, 16:20, Tom, Triton, Mr. Cleary, D.C., D.A., M.B., C.R., C.P., J.O., M.C., P.C., K.B., T.S., D.L., GB Mick, Reflex, Crash, Chester, O.M.D., Yes, H.J., J.W., V-2, B.A., Kiss, Jan, To my family and friends. Thanks for not giving up on me when others did. Welcome to the days of future past. Joseph J. Sinopoli Good Friends: Jake, Kint, Tad Wads, Mark, Earwigdrugs, Jim, 8 Balls Metalhead Mike, Moo, Moo, Cow, Kiley Spindler, Bru, Ghost, Michelle, Maria Talent show with Dana and Mark Capital Punishment with Doug, Dave, and Sometimes Steve M. The Rocky Club, Danamania Stuck at Loon with T rey , Smith Beat Rens, the Pit, Gabe so burns Football 16, Thanx Ma Dad “Have a good time all the time” Mark Spicer Maria E. Spina Life can only be as good or bad as you make it Never forget good times and good people in NR Power Mechanics, Woodshop Graphic Arts, The Beach Week Long T rips to Vermont C wing and B wing, Reading Gulf Always remember and hopefully be with Dot Thank you for everything Ma and Dad Your still you — I ' m still me Good friends: Janie, Kelly, Mitch, Laura, The Guys, SR, CP, ST, SA, JT, LB, CM, B-Ball T rack, Hampton, Mrs. A s Plant ' s In The Mood, WHICC Good times with Kelly 21 ? Huh! Summer 85, 86, PP-70 It can ' t get any better Love you Mom and Dad ' Always Mark 61 Richard Spindler Geri-Lyn Sprague Thanks for the good times: DK, RL, AM, RW, GB, GT, JS, JF, BW The Rats, The Borings, SMT Wednesdays V 2 Days Summer of 85 The Coop Nice Car “Don ' t call me Shirely Drive in the Shorts Hockey Capt. 2 yrs 18 Group Therapy — Bystander Loon Mt. Ocean City NJ Florida Concerts w friends Thanks Mom Dad Someone very special Kim Deborah Spurr Hum Yo!, So this is nature, smile Big Bird, C.C. T rack, Coach, Chrissi, Dapper Dan, Ms. D, Mark English w Dave Steve, The flu Physix w frog, Howard Jones ' 85 Inga, Yes I am a senior ” Psych Powder Puff 33, Poison Ivy Captain Casual M.V., WPI, Centrum Wacko, Willie, Wishes, What is Love? Mind Games, Sr. Prom W Michael Thanks everyone for the help Everyone is someone’s favorite” ’Michael There’s a lady who’s sure All that glitters is gold And she’s buying a Stairway to Heaven — C.D. N.H. 1 Lolly Paul Bayliner Girls night out? Hillview to the Boat Ramp? Dee, Rena ‘Walking in a winter wonderland — Kitty’s Deb, Barb, MT, MB, FM, MO, BR, SI, KH, Lav Rats Summer’s here at last BP, RC Best of luck class of 86 Thanks Ma, Dad, Julie Linda J. Strachan Wendy J. St. Pierre Wendless If I can’t take it with me Then I’m not going: j The coop Tressel “Just Go” Whatga do ' this weekend? Maverich (Cased) Class of 84’’ Rat Crew Rehab Powder Puff Champs 45 Special Times with: Ruthie (face) Julie Mare (2) Christime JP JM KH TPRTSATJFM KBSKSWDHDBDRCM MT BM CV SI Thanks mom MSF I love you •Herbie P.C.F. For long you live and high you fly for smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry, all you touch and all you see it’s all your life will ever be ... ” Mike ooh! ooh! The Bruins Glenn 2-24-85; while your driving!? Phil in Hartford; Fun in Maine; I dunno; Bang! Don’t wish our lives away the best is yet to come!” Love-ya! My buddy James Sully Laura Jean Surette I i ! ! Always Remember: Andrea T, Barbs, Bern, Mare’s, Fiona, Amy J. Jodi, Gera, Lisa t., Ruth, Kris, Good Times: Montreal, Florida, Girls night out — The Course. Fags at P.C. behind R.B. Powder Puff Champs, Prince and God. See ya in 1 999. Stop-Stops 9th grade Salem parties Thanks Mom And Dad, I Love You SUS STEVEN Jonathan A. Sylvester All My Friends: Jim, Mark, Mike, Jeff, Stephen F., Chrissi Half a day is Haffenreffer Day! Whatever! Think Positive Track, We’re not much but we have a good time! You never walk through mirrors or swim through windows J.D.M. Thanks a lot Mom and Dad Margaret Jodi Taylor Tannian The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away. Great times friends esp. Karen, Kathy, Karen, Lisa, Cathy, JK, KJ, JT Powderpuff 71, Me Fla w Karen “Chalk it up!” U-turns debris?! Ghostbusters! pink tofu? Fred it! Baby Huey, Cheesie NA-Beatles BB-SS MASK games NR H-B-F games Osmosis Boston, Skiing MVC SA TLR BG Dire Straits, Bryan A, H20 Always remember your dreams! Thanks Mom, Dad Sharon, I love you! “Now our luck may have died and our love may be cold, but with you forever I ' ll stay and everything dies baby that’s a fact, but maybe everything that dies someday comes back”. Friends: Darleen, DP, MM, KF, Camaro Red Baron ” Vette “Stocka ” “Bors” Junior Prom Gumba, Peanuts, John Cougar Someone Special, ILY Lee 2-13-85 63 Dream until your dreams come true! — Aerosmith never forget: very special friends — Sarah, Natalie, Amy Danny, Trevor, Mark, Tim, TJ Katie, KT, Sals-GH-GR-Beach Aup, BHC, Nataleen, Slider, Silent shots, “scuseme. . . ’’The firm At the moment , Pine tree? I did what? Gun it! Summer 85, Vedge Condo FParty! — Joni, McCully I.L.Y. — MOM, Dad, T S, S L, Bill Richard Taylor Kris A. Taylor Ronald Stanford Taylor Ron THE HEIGHTS BY GREAT MEN REACHED AND KEPT WERE NOT ATTAINED BY SUDDEN FLIGHT BUT THEY WHILE THEIR COMPANIONS SLEPT WERE TOLLING UPWARD IN THE NIGHT — Henry Longfellow FRIENDS AND FAMILIES “We’ll all laugh about this someday” Colleen A. Thirkell Luke R. Tonachel The past few years have brought mar ' aquaintances; the very special are th ones remembered forever . . . Hamptc, ' 85 Drvin w KB, GB, RS ‘Don’t Call W Shirly’ shh; DD JTM alintrs, GHb SmrJam?’ Living On The Edge. “Proi w D.K. SAS 42 Smr ’84 P.M. KRIS) H.M.W, LovB, Huff ‘Party All The Tim.i AMRWRTGTRLCTLT. DebJill Linda Arr Andrea Beth 10 85 Bruce M D, ILuv Very special friends in town and out, her ' and there; Soccer 1 USH: Thanks guysj Gentlemen, on the line! Track, Tennis ; want to go to college — Is that all I tal , about? Trust, mello, laid back, guilti, feelings; $$$ as always Religion? All fcr one and everyone for himself. Oh well! Austria, Phillips Academy, summer trid L.A.? 64 Sean Trainer Lisa Tremblay Summer of 85 and wild times at Hampton Beach Paradise Island Casino and Bahama Mamas everyday Canada and -lorida? Parties at Gulf, Ski Trips Always emember the good times with friends but ■post of all with: SR, CP, RL, PG, DA, SA, S, JM, CL, DV, and ' Michelle Heres to he zoo and add It ' s funny how time flies The best was yet to come «HLW, MD, Theory, Jazz, WCO, Dips ' 85 Shows — Sof M, Arms, M.W., Abner, AM, Famous lines — “Mr. Stiffy” “You ' re such a Rubba,” Convo ' s with Ron — chests ‘ toes Friends, RH, AC, RST, PD, JM, CL, t KH, CO, TM, CS SR, Larry Click, ' STACEY “Divine Hugs” Sue, C.A.W. John, Nat, My best friend JOE Thanks Mom, I LOVE YOU!!! Greg Twohig TWOG Whenever you dream you hold the key. It opens the door to let you be free. August 5 1 984, 1 985 G.O RS DK AM BW RW JT RL TD JO KO SI SW LH especially Darleen Thanks Mom Dad Welcome to the grand illusion Come on in and see whats happnin ' pay your price. Get your ticket into life. Special memories made with the one ' s we love Always remember very good time with LE, BM, KT, JD, AK, MT, BC, KD, VERY SPECIAL Greg Best Friends: Pam, Kristal Dave, Eddie, Kinga TF EA TR C-B Wingers Thanx Miss D. Tressel Parties The Coop!! Always remember CV JB TLA Alleyrats Never Forget GS JS CS and especially Doug TLC w DAVE Me, confused? Never! Freedom at last!!! Love to Dianna Robin Dad Cherie and . . . Also Love to Pam Kristal Minna Doug and Todd — The New Family! Paul J. Unni Clarice Ventullo “Reminisce on yesterday, Live for today, dream about tomorrow Never Forget” Steph — Fubar, MO.O, Podie, T.J. Fubarll, B.R. — Scruffy, Mark, S.F., L.H., G.S., J.S., R.W., P.W., K.D., D.F., J.D., C.S., PM. Dove Dari. G-T’s: Jr. Sr. Proms, “Lily”. Towers, “Peek ' n at ya socks,” Coop “Folo us”. Summer 85 — Beaches, Snow, Powder Puff 90 — R.C. Pact — Life in the fast lane All my love and thanks to Mom, Dad and Family Forget about the past, live for today, and think about the future. New Years!!!! 9 14 ' Bill 11 22 weeks — Lisa Are you all there? “The Claw” Summer 85 ' Senior Prom Vacations, Lunch J.D., N.H., T.A. You siwwy wabbit, you! C.L., T.R., S.B. Fill it up, L.G.N. Michelle house — Thanks to the Hutchinsons, Gilchrists, my WHOLE family, and esp Bill 1 LOVE YOU BILL Sheila M. Welch Coma Dianna L. Ventullo Cricket Michael Viens Deborah Wall Debi Life isn’t worth living unless you have someone s pecial to share it with. Good times, good friends — Caryn, Denise, Dot, Keith, Kris, Lisa, Janice, Ed, Gera, and most of all “Marty” Montreal “83”, Dancing, Landsdowne St. Metropathways, Skiing, Parlies “Personal Problem” Where’s Mr. B? GT, TD, KF, VS, SA, KO, JB, LC, TF, DN, JM, New Year’s Eve’s “In the mud” Brookline, The Coop, “Huge” Marty I love you! Susan Wenzell Thanks Mom, Dad, Holmes Wad ' Bond, Cafebound, Centrum, Chris: Classic, Coach, Csilla, Cushie Dana, De ' Dunkin, Duran, Figola Hildie, Humy ' Janice, Joe, Juli, Kim Kelly, Kris, Line. Lisa, Marianne, Mark, Nature, Ric, Shaun, CC Track Teams, Rela! Intercom Phone Proms Party in ’85 . WPI ’90, Prom ’86 Guidance, All t! teachers. Classes with Andy. Simon say ■ “Sometimes you’re needed badly t ; please come back again.” 66 Diamonds Are A Girl ' s best Friend. My ' i Bird Prince 3 21 85 Purple Rain 8 12 84 Lennie + Frankie D. C.K.B. July ' 85 W THE DU CREW Kiss Party GOOD « Luck! DW, DL, KD, MM. NEVA FORGET YA! I Luv you Mom Dad Special Love Thanx to: My Grandparents Love you forever . . . Dave I ' l aJ We all mus choose our own path to follow. Mall,TF, F;Wfriends: WEAU, RL, DH, DN R. Talyor, TF, Ed, Sidney at 8 5 T.C., RW, AM, JT, MP, GT, No return. Coop Golf carts green stars summer jam-smash-w. Lake, Football 63, Bill S. Thanks, J.T. — always near, snowblind Jampton: Bud — J.T., R.T., DM, Jill Changed path “It wasn ' t easy” Ma, Dad Thanks for all you ' ve done — I Love You. Robin Winam Friendship is really a matterof time. . .The time that you take when you care. I ' ll never forget Patty, Maura, Dana, Heidi, Kathy and all the great times we ' ve had. Finally getting a car and meeting Paul, Mike, and everyone else. Hard Rock Cafe with Patty and Kenny. New Year’s Eve. Thanks Mom and Dad for helping me make if through this year. Bob Winters Erika K. Wintey Wuorinen Partners in crime — Kristal, (Sis!) Clarice, Dave, Fuche, Norty, Breeny, John, MO, SW, TJiSI, BR, TR, EA, C-Wingers, Alleyrats party at Kristals! Ooh Baby! The Coop? 10th up the path Tommy — it ' s time!! — the tressle Mustang memories w ES, KD, TW The Prom — Graduation Eddy 4 20 84 — 3 85 April 27 The Parents” My best little s-bro ' — Todd Remember Always — Dad By wisdom a house is built, and through understanding it is established; through knowledge its rooms ar e filled with rare treasures Proverbs 24:34 All of my friends esp Brig, Bill, Jeanne, Lisa, Betsey, CM, BO, CS, BO, PD, RST, DP, Typical Tuesdays, Shoe, Chart Caffeine Heart attacks. Beach Bum, Banana Pieni Eraka Raukka, I love you Mom Dad P A 67 CAMERA SHY SENIORS! r 1 Deborah Hardy ; Eric A. Hozubin i Kevin Maclean Skeleton The VOKIES DO IT BETTER STEVE AND WILL” NEW YEARS EVE 84 Christ- mas Eve 84” ME Tammy AC DC Problem child Fort Lauderdale ”84” Godzilla G.S. R.F. M.D. Jis Parties at Steves Apt. Chris for helping fix my Car Good times at family Motors And always Mom and Dad Richard Weaver Weaves Never forget all the mad times with all the Madmen Winters Kiley, McNabb, Rolla, Fuche, Gabe, Buzz, Cotter, Okeefe, Norty, B. Taylor Brunch, Pisco, Spindler, Summer of 84-8-5-84 Remains The Carts, Tibbs-Huff Sessions, Joes. Chance They’re Big”, Breenie Football 12 Masco 10-20-85 Turkey Day 83 “mystical Middleton” Hampton 85 KD Stevie- Wild Gypsy In the Night “Sometimes Good In- tentions Turn Around” Debbie — Someone very special. Bless My Family, Class of 86 — Time to Ramble on. 68 Sue Doucette 1968-1984 A note or a chord Can strike a memory And bring back a melody In all its sweet sadness. Each is his own symphony. Our song is incomplete Our harmony unfinished And we can never forget The beauty of your ballad. Your music will play forever. 69 CLASS Charles Abati — a starting place on the Boston Celtics David Allen — a starring role in “Little Orphan Annie” Joseph Ambarik — his own McDonalds chain Michael Amirault — a pitching career with the Red Sox Scott Anderson — a perfect girlfriend Eric Anderson — his own candy store franchise Jeffrey Arthur — his own portfolio David Artone — aggressive pills Geoffrey Bemiss — a nasty comment Andrew Bennet — the chance to become a Four Star General in the Army Lisa Berinato — a day without blushing Mark Berry — lead guitarist in his band Maryann Bezzati — timid pills Edward Bezzati — a punching bag John Bibo — a dress shirt Kris Bloom — a solid lovelife Michael Brussard — a spot as a game-show host Karen Bubar — her own Boston Bruin Brian Burt — a new career at Spartan’ s David Carberry — bass player for a famous rock band Debbie Carucci — a frown Nicholas Cassotis — the world’s shot put record Janice Chandler — a lead in “Swan Lake” Andy Chiango — Marianna and an art scholarship Cara Clark — the winning goal in the nat’l field hockey champi- onship Elizabeth Collins — Mr. Camaro 1 Michael Connolly — a chance to be a roadie for Ozzy Deborah Connors — one week on a “pig-out” farm Jeffrey Coughlin — the chance to be the coach of a winning soccer team Barbara Crowe — a position as linebacker for the N.E. Patriots Jeanne Davis — the lead flutist for the Boston Pops Jeffrey Day — a non-accent Kristal Dehart — a two month vacation from school Jill Delano — her own fashion boutique Patti DeSwarte — a voyage to Australia with a handsome stranger Kris DiFraia — valid excuses for tardiness Tina Divola — a free pass on the “T” Marianne Donato — a peaceful day with Jimmy Kerrie Duval — administrative assistant to a handsome mil- lionaire Peter Dysart — an earring tree Linda Encarnacao — a cheerleading spot on the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Sandy Farrahar — a trip to New York to see Menudo Kathy Feeley — her own apartment with Rob John Finnegan — a year’s supply of army t-shirts Ruth Fiore — a calm week Laura Fogarty — her own basketball team Stephen Ford — a bullhorn Tom Fuccione — a brand-new Rolls Michael Gabrian — a life-long referee Paul Gagnon — a lifetime supply of ‘DEP’ Tom Gallant — a knighthood Karen Gardner — a vegetable patch Scott Genzier — an unlimited supply of goods Kimberly Gilbo — Marseilles and all of its contents Natalie Griswold — her own flat-shoe company Kathy Guy — a car that runs Deborah Hardy — perfect attendance Lara Hartmann — 12 hours of sleep Richard Hayes — a job teaching bookeeping 101 Chris Haynes — a year in Italy Karen Higgins — Steven Andrea Hill — a one year vacation in Okinawa Paul Horan — an A + on a French test Karen Hoyt — punky clothes Eric Hozubin — a “hooziewhat?” Betsy Humphrey — reality that is real Lisa Hutchinson — a foot Stephanie Ibrahim — an L.L. Bean wardrobe Tracy Johnson — a non-removable walkman Kelly Jones — a frog Amy Joyce — a day without a joke Amy Kelleher — an un-cute grin Sheri Kelly — all the guys she wants Steve Kelly — a leprechaun Danny Kiley — a coherent day Cindy LaPorte — Joe Tom Laquidara — all the right answers Jeffrey LeGrow — an intelligent adventure David Liberman — more recognition Keith Lindley — a wild social life Linda Lochirco — no more health problems Dorothy Longo — her own day-care center Jeffrey Lord — Beth 70 WILL Jodi Mack — a Monte Carlo Kevin McLean — a quiet weekend Michelle Mahoney — a pass back to Pope John Maura Mantia — a license to ‘rob the cradle’ Joe Marotta — his own band John Masi — the perfect car Chrissi Mauceri — her own field hockey team Beth McAuliffe — non-blushing cheeks Fiona McCarthy — a trip to Ireland Trevor McDonald — a farm Kimberly McFadden — a new trend to set Andrew McNabb — 2 free throws in the NBA playoffs Mark Meaney — a life long supply of chewing tobacco Sandy Mitchell — never to be an old lady Juli Morrison — success at Syracuse w the Orange Men James Moulison — Laura Jane Moulison — a day without Jim Tom Muise — a party without a bonfire Cathy Murphy — ravioli James Murphy — Heather and a better Schmegmobile David Norton — a subscription to GO Cheryl Noseworthy — all the trips to Toronto she wants Marianne Oest — an unlimited supply of Steve’s ice cream Katie Ohotnicky — a modeling contract Melanie O’Leary — the 5th Amendment Paul Onessimo — a Lamborghini James Parsons — a career as a pro wrestler David Pearson — a car Chris Peck — more vegetables Tom Peluso — a life long membership to triple A Brigitta Peterson — a week without a problem Jeffrey Pinkham — new skis Charles Pothier — infallible sound equipment Ann Marie Prudhomme — modesty John Pruneau — prunes and a hamster Richard Ouade — a new ‘perm’ Lucy Razionale — a QUIET voice Sarah Rex — a recording contract with RCA Theresa Ridgely — straight hair Scott Ring — a laser XE Chuch Robinson — a managers position at Spartans Lenny Rose — a job as a bouncer Tina Rose — an optimistic outlook Dana Rowe — a comedy spot on Saturday Night Live Buffy Rowntree — a good attitude Julie Sampson — a happy relationship and a steady job Csilla Sandorfi — a life in Paris with no more ‘Mikes’ Timothy Sauvageau — a cruise around the world Mark Scarano — a clothing store in California David Schoolcraft — tighter pants Simone Schroeder — a U.S. Citizenship Christine Sciretto — a gold charge card to Saks Fifth Avenue Keith Silva — a crew cut Joseph Sinopoli — a new drum set Mark Spicer — an Olympic victory Maria Spina — a month without brothers Richard Spindler — new “Jams” Geri-Lyn Sprague — a depressed day Debbie Spurr — a week long party in N.H. Linda Strachan — stilts for everyone else Wendy St. Pierre — a real job Laura Surette — her very own hockey team John Sylvester — Tweety Margaret Tannian — a house in Ireland Jodi Taylor — Red Baron Kris Taylor — a full week of school Richard Taylor — a harem Ronald Taylor — a girlfriend who lasts over 4 weeks Coleen Thirkell — an endless supply of chocolate mousse Luke Tonachel — a copyright for ‘A Prep’s Guide to Modern Liv- ing’ Sean Trainer — Hampton Beach Lisa Tremblay — a modeling job at the Ford agency in N.Y. Greg Twohig — a true story Paul Unni — Maynard Ferguson’s job Clarice Ventullo — an everlasting sick pass Dianna Ventullo — her own personal guidance office Michael Viens — a gold medal and a world track record Deborah Wall — a permanent vacation from her parents Richard Weaver — a pet orangoutang Sheila Welch — grape jelly Lisa White — bubbles Pam Wilkinson — a ‘Kristal clear’ day Robert Winters — snow Erika Wuorinen — a piano solo at the Met 71 73 THE BEST OF TIMES -s,yx 74 I flit, I float . . . Does anyone know the words??? THE SOUND OF MUSIC r V r , ' t-, ' U 4.x I could KILL you for that comment! The Von Trapp children DRESS YOU UP Madonn UM ON FEEL THE NOIZE THANKSGIVING GAME NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINES — Ethel Merma Hm! That Grecian Formula is POWERFUL stuff! But where ' s Veta Louise? Elwood, Elwood P. Dowd, see? 84 rr Bet the doc didn ' t know I read Shakespeare! Hello, psycho ward? Get me out of this play! Blab, blab, blab, just like a woman OOH, you ' re so strong and handsome and And then POOF, he disappeared! Here come the saps! COOK(S) OF THE HOUSE — Linda McCartney Hey guys . . . look! Richie’s creation?? Just a touch . . . Enough, Dianna, enough! Say, ‘‘spaghetti Watch me and learn! Caught in the act Masters at work Are we having fun yet? HOLLYWOOD NIGHTS — Bob Segt That ' s what friends are for . , . 88 , SENIOR TALENT SHOW Serious ‘Entertainers” Can you say, rich and snobby?? A love song for a duck. What are they doing in there?? 89 WHO’S WHO IN THE CLASS OF 1986 BEST DRESSED Bob Winters Christine Sciretto CLASS CLOWN Roland Lee Ruth Fiore MOST FRIENDLY Geoff Bemiss Gerilyn Sprague NICEST EYES Scott Ring Jill Delano NICEST SMILE Tom Peluso Katie Ohotnicky MOST OUTGOING Mike Gabrian Ruth Fiore MOST TALKATIVE Dana Rowe Lucy Razionale QUIETEST Ricky Quade Patti Deswarte DON JOHNSON ’86 Mike Brussard CHRISTIE BRINKLEY ’86 Katie Ohotnicky 90 BEST PARTI ER Tom Fuccione Andy McNabb Kris Taylor Pam Wilkinson BEST BUNS Richie Taylor Janice Chandler BEST ATHLETE Jim Moulison Laura Fogarty MUSICIAN Peter Dysart Cindy LaPorte ACTOR ACTRESS Ron Taylor Sarah Rex Csilla Sandorfi ARTIST Jeff Pinkham Chrissi Mauceri OPTIMIST Eric Anderson Maria Spina PESSIMIST Paul Gagnon Lara Hartmann MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Luke Tonachel Csilla Sandorfi BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Roland Lee Amy Joyce DONE MOST FOR CLASS Mark Scarano Gerilyn Sprague CLASS COUPLE Keith Silva Dot Longo BEST FRIENDS (BOYS) Roland Lee Danny Kiley BEST FRIENDS (GIRLS) Sheila Welch Stephanie Ibrahim BEST SPIRIT Mark Meaney Ruth Fiore PUNK Paul Gagnon Tina DiVola Betsy Humphrey PREP Luke Tonachel Karen Hoyt GUYS’ GIRL Lisa Tremblay GIRLS’ GUY Richie Taylor MOST VACATIONS FROM SCHOOL Greg Branch Kris Taylor 92 OASENOVA FLIRT Mike Brussard Lucy Razionale BEST LAUGH Andy McNabb Fiona McCarthy DAREDEVIL 1 Ed Bezzati Marianne Bezzati BEST BLUSHER Jeff Pinkham Kathy Guy Beth McAuliffe BEST CAR Tom Peluso Michelle Mahoney i VORST JUNK HEAP Tom Fuccione Sheri Kelly MOST ECCENTRIC Paul Gagnon Stephanie Ibrahim BEST LEGS Richie Taylor Janice Chandler MOST HUGGABLE Ron Taylor Cindy LaPorte MOST GULLIBLE Bob Winters Ruth Fiore THE CLASS OF 1986, TWENTY YEARS LATER . . . THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME (OR DOES IT?) After graduating from North Reading High School, the Class of 1986 went their separat ways. Some moved out of state, some moved out of the country, and many became involve with profitable and interesting activities. What will they be doing in 2006? Let’s take a look int the future . . . First in our search, we encountered C.J. Abati. He is presently coach of the Boston Celtic and seems to be leading the team to yet another NBA playoff victory. His star player is And McNabb, who plays for about 75% of every game as center. Next week, the Celtics will face th L.A. Lakers, who have recently signed Rich Weaver as guard. Sportscaster Greg Twohig wi] be taking great interest in the game, and will be looking for a scoop or two. His motto: “This ii the true story!’’ His camera crew consists of Danny Kiley and Dana Rowe, who are also intei ested in getting some footage of the Roland Revue, a one-man comedy show starring Rolan Lee. The show is receiving rave reviews, especia lly in New York. Jill Delano, Kris Bloom, ann Debbie Carucci, all chorus girls in the show “Born on Broadway’’, sigh, “And we knew hir back in high school!’’ “Born on Broadway’’ itself is a huge success, and the early show is ofte ' , attended by millionaire Mike Brussard, who appears in his Rolls, custom-designed by Andre i Hill and chauffeured by Joe Sinopoli. Joe also doubles as a drummer for the superstar roc group “Jake and the Electric Objects’’, led by Joe Marotta. Other members of the group an Mark Berry, who has been called “the new Eddie Van Halen’’, and Dave Carberry, whose bas., work has led also to a profitable solo career. Music producer Paul Unni, assisted by hii secretaries Jeanne Davis and Cindy LaPorte, has released several albums for Carberry Dave’s press agent, “Jumpin’ Jim’’ Murphy, terms Carberry “an awesome entertainer.’’ Man major stores, including Maria’s, a nationwide franchise owned by Maria Spina, carry hi albums. A new line of books, “Life for the Yuppie Prep’’ by Karen Hoyt, is also a good sellei across the country. Luke Tonachel, who co-owns a ritzy ski resort in Vail, Colorado, attribute his success to these books. His partners, Mark Scarano and Jeff Pinkham, also double as pn ski instructors. Laura Surette and Karen Bubar manage the ski shop, and David Allen handle all ski repairs. Vail is now also the American center of haute couture. Christine Sciretto can vouch for this for she is the owner of T res Chic, an expensive boutique. Her assistants Sheri Kelley and Luc ' Razionale have nothing but praise for the shop. After a morning spent there, a shopper cai have his or her hair done at Liz’s Place, owned by Liz Collins and run by Anne Mari( Prudhomme and Debby Connors. Cara Clark is a regular there, as is Kim McFadden. Th 94 I mens’ cuts are handled by Paul Gagnon, whose innovative styles have been acclaimed vorldwide. Peter Dysart, star of the recent film “The Renegade Trombonist”, will allow no )ther hairdresser near his golden locks. Ron Taylor, author of “How To Begin and End a i ' l leaningful Relationship in 4 Weeks”, agrees that Paul’s styles are unquestionably hip. New I ' ork Times journalist Csilla Sandorfi has already profiled Gagnon in a Pulitzer Prize-winning ' irticle. With her profits, she has visited Paris, where Kim Gilbo currently holds the position of 1 merican Ambassador to France. While in Paris, they lunched with Marianne Oest, a noted I Cartographer who is on tour of Europe. Marianne was on her way to London to visit Juli iVlorrison, who is now married to one-time rock idol Sting. While in London, they caught a T)erformance of “The Sound of Success” starring famed Broadway entertainer Sarah Rex. T5he is playing opposite Jeff Lord, who had discovered acting in high school. He is now the inodern equivalent of Robert Redford. Joe Ambarik and Eric Anderson, both wealthy interna- ional businessmen, were spotted in the audience, as was well-known researcher Andy 3ennett. Tina DiVola and Kris DiFraia are also living in London, and are proprieters of “Punks- 5 R-Us”, a popular new-wave fashion store. Betsy Humphrey is working as their fashion con- ' ultant and works closely with Lisa Berinato, the store’s financial manager. Karen Gardner and ' errie Duval sometimes browse through when they visit London with their wealthy oil- i hagnate husbands. When they return to the States, they often encounter Lenny Rose and s David Pearson, who are employed as Customs officials in charge of all confiscations. Erika s A uorinen and Brigitta Peterson are working as airline attendants, and are on good terms with [ oilots Scott Andersen and Chuck Pothier. Scott Ring and close friend Jane Moulison are II Irequent passengers, especially when they journey to Brazil to see Jim Moulison and Mark i Heaney play in the World Soccer Championship games. Chuck Robinson and Keith Silva are I bo-owners of a shipping business in Rio, and executive assistant Dot Longo keeps things run- ning smoothly. Their exports are received in the United States by Brian Burt and Chris Peck, I ho unexpectedly went into business together under the name “Short Rates” and are now I bianufacturing sports equipment. Steady buyers are Barbara Crowe and Gerilyn Sprague, s Dwners and managers of the L. A. Raiders — Gerilyn’s the brains, Barbara’s the brawn. Also on Mhe sports scene are Mike Amirault (third baseman for the Milwaukee Brewers), Jeff Arthur I [manager of the Washington Redskins), and John Bibo (manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates). J Out in California, we found that Nick Cassotis is marketing his own wine, aided by Tom Muise and Scott Genzier. In the same state, Maryann and Ed Bezzati have organized “Daredevils i Jnlimited”, a stunt company often patronized by major Hollywood studios. Pro wrestlers Bob -A inters, Richie Taylor and Jim Parsons often moonlight as stuntmen for the Bezzatis. i! Construction is at an all-time high in California and contractors Tom Gallant and Cheryl iiNloseworthy are swamped by offers. To relax, they attend performances by the Carmel If! 95 Chorus, a group directed by Theresa Ridgely and Linda LoChirco. Also in arts-related fields Natalie Griswald and Janice Chandler will dance in “Swan Lake”, to open in Los Angeles thi ' month. Andy Chiango and Chrissi Mauceri will present an exhibit of their paintings and scul ptures at the end of the week, and actresses Cathy Murphy and Melanie O’Leary plan to eaci begin a new movie project. Director Pam Wilkinson will be involved in Melanie’s productior and will be working with scriptwriters Clarice and Dianna Ventullo. Gaffer David Norton wii also be involved in the show, as will lighting director Jeff “Rubbahed” Legrow, makeup artis Karen Higgins, costume supervisor Sandy Mitchell, and prop directors Stephanie Ibrahim anr ' Sheila Welch. Extras for Melanie’s movie will be hired from “Faces”, a top modelling agenc: run by Linda Encarnacao. Models Kris Taylor, Katie Ohotnicky, Debi Wall, Julie Sampson, an Colleen Thirkell are all excited with their chance at stardom. Cars for the movie will be provide ' by Tom Peluso, creator of Peluso Motors (whose success is now rivalling that of Ford an GM). Michelle Mahoney heads the sports car line, while Tom Laquidara sells family vehicles Tom Fuccione runs the “Bargain Basement” automobile sales. Peluso’s cars are often see parked at swanky nightclubs like Kelly’s, owned and operated by Stephen Kelly. Trac. Johnson, Debbie Hardy, and Debbie Spurr are cocktail waitresses, and Margaret Tannian i« the bartender. Ruth Fiore entertains three nights a week with her comedy show; she hac already been called the next Bette Midler. Steve Ford, John Finnegan, and Rick Quade tak- care of the valet parking. Beth McAuliffe has opened a cosmetics store called “Blushes’ ' Makeup consultants include Amy Joyce, Kathy Guy, and Buffy Rowntree. She is located nex door to the Pacific Supermarket, owned by Wendy St. Pierre. Her employees include Johi Pruneau, Robin Winan, and John Masi. Further down the block one will find the K P Gym, owned by Paul Onessimo and Kir Enright. Their aerobics instructors are Lisa Tremblay, Lisa White, Amy Kelleher, and Lar Hartmann. Weight trainers include Mike Gabrian, Paul Horan, Jon Sylvester, and Tir Sauvageau. Laura Fogarty is overall fitness director, and Eric Hozubin designs all the fitness programs. Due to its prime location, it is frequented by many celebrities who make their home? in California. Chris Haynes and Jeff Coughlin, the World Monopoly Co-Champs, often giv’ their playing wrists a good workout. Marianne Donato, the top female weight lifter in the Unites States, keeps her tone by daily workouts at the K P. Finally, T revor McDonald, who is now pro surfer, also visits the gym frequently. However well-populated with alumni that California may be, Europe has laid claim to mam North Reading grads. Keith Lindley, the famed international playboy, is often seen talking wit publicity-shy David Schoolcraft, who is now designing a new line of fashion jeans. Pat Deswarte is a koala-keeper at an Australian zoo, and she often runs into Jodi Mack and Lis Hutchinson who own a ranch on the outskirts of Sydney. European Frog-Jumping champ Kell | 96 I iai.ones is currently residing in Germany. She mentions that she has seen Simone Schroeder ttiiince or twice; Simone now owns a dance club called “Uptown at the Palace with the Rascals’’ cuii Hamberg. It is very successful, apparently because of its American feel. Fiona McCarthy ac larried rich and is now living in a magnificent castle in Ireland. Also in Ireland are Mike Viens 01 nd Linda Strachan, on vacation from their permanent home in England. Mike is in training for wie Olympic Decathlon, and is supported by Linda’s thriving ceramics business. However, lii ley also plan to visit New York sometime in the near future. afi When in New York, perhaps they’ll bump into David Liberman, who is manager of the young mck group Menudo. Sandy Farrahar, head of the Menudo fan club, is a great asset to David, in like Connolly, a used car salesman, provides the group transportation free of charge. He also leyorks closely with Kevin MacLean, who is now known as “The Repo Man.’’ MacLean’s latest in ictim was Jeff Day, who holds a position as a speech therapist at a high school in the Bronx, eille suffers frequent health problems due to the pollution, however, and spends much of his ie me in the J M Drugstore, owned by Jodi Mack and Maura Mantia. Their pharmaceutical ssistant Kristal DeHart is extremely good at her job, and is worth every penny of her salary, ccording to Day. Also based in New York is Geoff Bemiss, who is presently head accountant Dr the Shell Oil Corporation. His secretary, Tina Rose, recently quit and was last seen in ik!| lontreal, looking for “a wild party”, according to Bemiss. Massachusetts still seems to have held some of our grads. David Artone and Sean Trainer re living in tents on Hampton Beach and shoot hoop during all daylight hours. Ricky Hayes, nable to become a pro baseball player because of a bad knee, is now selling Astroturf to the lanagement of Fenway Park. Jim Sully and Greg Branch are local yard grooming specialists, nd Susan Wenzell has opened a secretarial school in Boston. Kathy Feeley, owner of the ifipayre Corporation, is often happy to hire graduates from Susan’s school. And last but not ast, Mark Spicer and Richie Spindler are congressmen from Massachusetts. Whew! It sure was an experience to gaze into the future like that! Were you surprised at how ' (People turned out? Well, maybe if you look behind their outer appearances, you’ll see that your eulassmates haven’t changed all that much. Maybe after all that time, the song really did remain (he same. What do you think? 97 If you got that picture I’ll . . . ! Charlie’s angels . Look! Scott has lice! This is OUR turf! 102 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L. Tonachel, J. Morrison, M. Oest, K. Ohotnicky. P. Dysart, J. Davis, L. Encarnacao, K. Gilbo, E. Wuorinen, C. Sandorfi. STUDENT COUNCIL S. Wood, M. Meaney, C. O ' Neill, L. Collins. E. Wuorinen, J. DiBlasi, K. Gilbo, C. Sandorfi , V. Wood, J. Chandler, K. Ohotnicky, J. Morrison, P. Deswarte, K. Hagerty, T. DiRico. C. LaPorte, G. Walsh, L. Fogarty, A. Wuorinen, G. Bourque, K, Donovan, D. Clark, M. Oest, J. O’Brian, K. Kelleher. P. Dysart, K. Maguire, J. Davis, S. Priest, S. Timoney, J. Gerardi, G. Jenks, J. Whitehouse, T. Tedesco, J. Fohlin, D. Hardy, A. Reardon, T. Kido, L. Chaffee, K, Barnes, M. Tobin, M. Paterna. POPSICLE B. Peterson, B. Humphrey, T. Rose, A. Hauck, G. Walsh, Wuorinen, A. Gavin, R. Taylor, M. Viens, L. Sfrachan, C. Silvestro. DELIBERATOR D. Stephenson, D. Connors, L. Chiano , A. Schumaker. S. Priest, J. Davis, P. Dysart, E. Wuorinen, B. Humphrey, C. Sandorfi, G. Silvestro, A. Hauck. S. Timoney, D. Ho , P. Gagnon, C. Haynes, J. Coughlin. M. Norris, E. Sandorfi, G. 105 I JAZZ ENZEMBLE P. Dysart, M. Norris, K. Hoyt, P. Unni. M. Cushing, S. Rex, J. Murphy, J. Davis, ' LaPorte. R. Taylor, C. Sandorfi, J. Legrow, A. Chiango, A. Hauck. A CONCERT BAND H. Riddell, T, Ridgely, P. Bell, M. Trulson. M. Cushing, P. Dysart, M. Norris, i Davis, T. Zalewski, L. Chiango. J. Perullo, C. LaPorte, S. Wood, C. Sandorfi, I ' Hornung, C. O’Neill, J. Thomson. S. Rex, J. Legrow, A. Chiango, R. Taylor, Hauck, J. Casey, J. Murphy, P. Unni, K. Hoyt, B. Delamater, P. Onessimo. 106 MASQUERS CLUB P. Dysart, R. Taylor, C. LaPorte, J. Davis, P. Unni. K. Kellehr, J. Fuccione, P. Deswarte, B. Oehler, J. Thomson, M. Norris. T. DiRico, K. Jones, D, Hoyt, L. Chiango, S. Michaelhaugh, T. Zalewski, K. Salisbury, A. Hauck. H. Riddell, R. LaPorte, C. O ' Neill, S. Rex, J. Perullo, E. Williamson, H. Gifford, B. Collins. K. Gilbo, E. Humphrey, B. Delamater, K. Hachey, J. O ' Brien, A. Gavin, G. Silvestro. S. Farrahar, C. Noseworthy, C. Sandorfi, J. Murphy, J. Legrow, M. Sandorfi, A. Chiango, D. Moreira, B. Noseworthy. 1 . Norris, J. Davis, M. Trulson, J. Perullo. S. Farrahar, C. Noseworthy, H. Riddell, C. O ' Neill, K. Hachey. H. Gifford, B. Oehler, M. Cushing, B. Delamater, T. Zalewski. P. Dysart, C. LaPorte, R. Taylor, C. Sandorfi, P. Unni, E. Hornung, A. Hauck, G. Bourque, S. Wood. CHORUS 107 D. Allen, D. Stephenson. P. Dysart, R. Taylor, J. Lord, M. Viens YEARBOOK STAFF L. Razionale, L. Surette, K. Gilbo, L. Strachan, M Viens, P. Unni. K. Guy, P. Deswarte, S. Schroeder K. Bubar, D. Allen, P. Dysart. M. Mantia, L. Berinato S. Farrahar, K. Ohotnicky, B. Peterson, E Wuorinen. J. Chandler, C. Murphy, K. Jones, K Hoyt, M. Oest, J. Legrow, B. Humphrey, T. Ridgely Editor, Csilla Sandorfi. Photography head, Paul Gagnon. Business manager, Jeanne Davis 108 MATH CLUB BABY NAMES 1 — Scott Ring 2 — C.J. Abati 3 — Danny Kiley 4 — Sean Trainor 5 — Maria Spina 6 — Richard Spindler 7 — Edward Maryann Bezzati 8 — Bob Winters 9 — Christine Sciretto 10 — Pam Wilkinson 11 — Greg Twohig 1 2 — Christian Peck 1 3 — Joe Sinopoli 14 — Andrea Hill 15 — Andy Chiango 16 — Kim Gilbo 17 — Csilla Sandorfi 18 — Patti Deswarte 1 9 — Amy Joyce ?0 — Kerrie Duval 21 — Roland Lee 22 — Liz Collins 23 — Jim Murphy 24 — Kathy Guy 25 — Wendy St. Pierre 26 — Dana Rowe 27 — Paul Unni 28 — Cheryl Noseworthy 29 — David Allen 30 — David Norton 31 — Janice Chandler 32 — Lisa Hutchinson 33 — Clarice Dianna Ventullo 34 — Jeff Coughlin 35 — Gerilyn Sprague 36 — Ruth Fiore 37 — Ron Taylor 38 — Chrissi Mauceri 39 — Fiona McCarthy 40 — Debbie Carucci 41 — Betsy Humphrey 42 — John Pruneau 43 — Jim Parsons 44 — Tina Rose 45 — Sheri Kelley 46 — Peter Dysart 47 — Geoff Bemiss 48 — Julie Sampson 49 — Mike Brussard 50 — Anne-Marie Prudhomme 51 — Karen Hoyt 52 — Maura Mantia 53 — Joe Marotta 54 — Tom Gallant 55 — Kris DiFraia 56 — Jim Moulison 57 — Laura Burette 58 — Mark Meaney 59 — Jeff Arthur 60 — Linda Encarnacao 61 — Jodi Kris Taylor 62 — Tom Muise 63 — Karen Gardner 64 — Stephanie Ibrahim 65 — Chuck Pothier 66 — Jeanne Davis 67 — Jodi Mack 68 — Luke Tonachel 69 — Michelle Mahoney 70 — Kim McFadden 71 — Jon Sylvester 72 — Jill Delano 73 — Beth McAuliffe 74 — Lara Hartmann 75 — Simone Schroeder 76 — Sandy Farrahar 77 — Juli Morrison 78 — Tina DiVola 79 — Kathy Feeley 80 — Marianne Donato 81 — Tom Peluso 82 — Brian Burt 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 Marianne Oest Kristal DeHart Lucy Razionale Buffy Rowntree Sheila Welch Laura Fogarty Chris Haynes John Finnegan Kelly Jones Natalie Griswald Mark Scarano Kris Bloom Andy Bennett Barbara Crowe Jeff Lord Rick Hayes Richie Taylor Robin Winam Linda LoChirco Melanie O’Leary David Artone Amy Kelleher Mike Connoly Mike Viens Lisa Berinato Linda Strachan Steve Ford Katie Ohotnicky Karen Bubar Erika Wuroinen Jane Moulison Jeff Pinkham Cathy Murphy Sandy Mitchell Paul Onessimo Colleen Thirkell Debi Wall John Masi Paul Horan With my goldfish and a good book, I’m happy! Future mechanics of America, If I keep this pencil up she won’t know I’m asleep . . . The view’s fine from down here . . . Whatcha doin? Smile, Simone! Feeding time!! Musician at work? 114 Lunch is not to be taken seriously. FOOTBALl J. Sinopoli, M. Gabrian, B. Winters, M. Brussard, R. Lee, J. Finnegan, R. Hayes, P. Horan. D, Rowe, C Abati, T. Sauvageau, t, Muise, D. Kiley, R. Weaver, R. Taylor, J. Marotta, E. Bezzati. T. Fuccione, Palermo, C. Carucci, S. Mahoney, S. Mahoney, B. Cotter, C. Kli marchuk, P. Dorsey, P. MacHugh, Coa Miller. G. Demetri, M. Puglia, C. Greig, S. Libertini, J. Florence, T. Selfridge, K. Moore, J. Encarmacao. Waldo, D. Brown, B. Williamson, J. Vasapoli, J. Moda, C. Thornton, S. Lamont, T. Dyment, S. Hayes, Hennessy, J. Parsons. 116 GOLF THE STROKE — Billy Squier J. Bibo, M. Bryson, R. Ferrara, TJ Moretti. J. Pinkham, J. Ambarik, S. Ford, S. Anderson, Coach Cohen 120 HIT ME W YOUR BEST SHOT — Pat Benatar Kris Taylor, Linda Encarnacao, Jill Delano, Andrea Hill, Amy Kelleher, Anna Newbern, Kim Kelleher, Katie Ohotnicky TENNIS %: ■ VOLLEYBAL P. Deswarte, K. Guy. C. Celata, B. Delamater, A. Deswarte. D. Smith. P. Gofer, J. FohliriC. Sullivan, D. Nilsson. | 122 SPRING TRACK RUNNER — Manfred Man S. Mahoney, M. Berinato, K. Lament, M. Tobin, J. Oest, D. Hoyt, J. Spina, M. Puglia. M. O’Brien, J. Florenc- K. Maguire, B. Hennessey, M. Often, D. Murray. Coach Cleary, D. Allen, A. McNabb, J. Moulison, J. Parser M. Spicer, G. Bemiss, M. Viens, J. Coughlin, J. Sylvester. 124 FHE LONG RUN — Eagles 1 Berinato, J. Oest, D. Stamegna, M. Bemiss, G. Walsh, G. Kenty, R. Tompkins, E. Wuorinen, S. oran. G. Bemiss, D. Libertini, M. Viens, L. Strachan, J. Sylvester, M. Spicer, D. Murray, K. Maguire, i Lament, J. Laudate. CROSS COUNTRY 125 BOYS SOCCER S. Hart, S. Cunningham, G. Sawyer. R. Tiberi, W, Sanders, P. O’Brien, T. Mustone, P. Day, D. Collins. C. Spellman, M. Cooke, J. Casey, D. Mawn, E. Lucas, G. Legrow, C. Remillard. L. Tonachel, M. Scarano, D. Artone, M. Moulison, A. Pike, P. Salem. C. Hayr i D. Allen, D. Mauceri, M. Petriello, T. Guy, D. Allen, M. Amirault. J. Coughlin . McAuliffe, S. Ring, M. Meaney, J. Moulison, M. Sullivan, W. Moda. 126 PLAYING TO WIN L. Spellman, J. Maher, K. Burke, M. Eastman, H. Penney, M. Chabot, A. DeStefano. Coach Boutwell, L. Chaffee, J. Davis, B. Riddell, M. Story, T. Kido, J. Davis. op fe- JUMP TO IT Aretha Franklin Top l-r Tom Selfridge, Dan Kiley, Brian Hennesey, C.J. Abati, Mike Amirault, Terry Shaw, Coach Kipnes. Bottom l-r Steven Cappezuto, Scott Hayes, Chris Haynes, Geof Bemiss, Andy McNabb. ICE HOCKEY 133 J WRESTLING S. Mahoney, R. Winters. Coach Johnson, B. Pierce, P. MacHugh, S. Mahoney, W. Cotter, W. Moda, M. Meam M. Puglia, Coach Mahoney. K. Finnegan, J. Parsons, R. Taylor, J. Murphy, G. Demitri, S. Libertini. LAY IT DOWN — Journey 135 STRIKE ZONE — Loverboy 136 Liberman, M. Bryson, C. Carucci, M. Scarano, T. Dyment, J. Pinkham, D. Meli, J. Bibo. G. Sawyer, T. Sauvageau, R. Lee, D. Batchelder, ■J. Abati, J. DiBlasi, Coach Devin. 137 SOFTBALL 138 1 V. Wood, C. Mauceri, L. Fogarty, N. Specht, P. Gofer, R. Gallo. K. Rowe, K. Guy, D. Germino, ( Caproni, C. Hall, J. Fohlin, K. Hoyt. INDOOR TRACK RUNAWAY — Bon Jovi A. Deswarte, D. Stamegna, L. Strachan, S. Schroeder, S. Horan, D. Libertini, D. Clark, M. Eastman. S. Krol% N. C sotis, ■ Horan, M. Viens, J. Legrow, J. Sylvester, M. Spicer, J. Coughlin, J. Oest, D. Allen, P. Gagnon, J. Moulison Coach Cl ry, iJ. : Horan, K. Brown, W. Sanders, T. Guy, P. Krysko, D. Allen, M. Tobin, D. Murray, M. Moulison, C. Remillard, J. Spina, M. CooKe, M. Berinato, S. Hart, Ass’t Coach Spina. 140 KEEP ON RUNNIN’ — Journey ' Ji. aach McBride, K. Donie, D. Clark, J. Forbes, J. Mulloy, J. Peluso, J. Gerardi, S. Priest, T. Tedesco, A. Deswart, M. Eastman, . Mclntire, S. Mahoney, T. Kido, Ass t Coach Pottle. J. Davis, P. Deswarte, K. Gardner, D. Carucci, M. Spina, M. Oest, K. .ilbo, J. Morrison. 141 7 0 DDH 0)|-J] POWDERPUFF 142 E ARE THE CHAMPIONS — Queen 143 FALL CHEERING Debbie Carucci, Jill Delano, Andrea Hill, Kris Bloom, Kris Taylor, Linda Encarnacao, Beth McAuliffe, Amy Kelleher, Karen Gardner, Kerri Duval, Vicki Wood 144 WINTER CHEERING V. Wood, L. Encarnacao, B. McAuliffe, A. Kelleher, K. Bragen. K. Taylor, S. Butler, J. Delano, A. Hill, K, Gardner, T. Tedesco. 145 LET THE MUSIC PLAY — Shannon 148 MARCHING BAND AND COLORGUARD 149 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bibo John and Terry Cappelli The Encarnacao Family Paul and Helen Farrahar Finnegan Family Mr. and Mrs. John Fogarty Mr. Robert Gosse The Horan Family Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mack Charles and Frances Mague Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McNabb Michael and Maryann Onessimo Mr. and Mrs. N.J. Pruneau Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rex Vic Stickler Sponsors Vincent and Paula Berinato Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Chiango Joe and Fran Connors Mrs. Elaine Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Delano Paul and Betty Duval Donald and Jacquelyn Genzier Mr. and Mrs. William J. Guy and Family Tom and Anne Laquidara Mr. and Mrs. Hank McAuliffe Howard and Barbara Nason Daniel and Joan O’Donnell Richard and Marsha Oest Mr. and Mrs. D. Robinson Albert and Beverly Sampson George and Dorit Sandorfi Mr. and Mrs. George E. St. Pieere Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Sawler Dr. Will Ming Tonn Mr. and Mrs. Gary Twohig Michael and Pauline Viens The Wuorinens Contributors Charles and Rosemary Abati Alarm The Amirault Family Howard and Judith Anderson The Bemiss Family Wes and Carmela Bubar CC and Rob The Carucci Family The Coughlin Famil y Claudia J. Dardeno Mr. and Mrs. John E. Davis Ann and Jerry Donovan The Fuccione Family Ronald and Audrey Gilbo The Haynes Family The Higgins Family Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Hoyt, Jr. Gerry Sprague Jackson Mr. and Mrs. John E. Joyce III Attorney and Mrs. Paul J. Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Longo Stephen and Shirley Morrison Margaret Ohotnicky Mr. Mrs. Ronald Parsons Mr. and Mrs. C. Lowell Spicer The Taylors Richard W. and Anne R. Tonachel Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ring Rita and Joe Sinopoli Jennifer Smith CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 I I I KOZY KORNER NURSERY CAPTAIN PIZZA JOE PRICE and Rexall Drugs wish the best of luck to the Class of 1 986 Our Own Dough Pan Baked Pizza Pizza — Hot-Oven Subs — Roast Beef Spaghetti — Greek Salad Family Restaurant Food and Atmosphere of Good Taste Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 11 a.m. -12 p.m. Fri. Sat. 11 a.m.-l a.m. Sun. 11 a.m. -11 p.m. Park St. N. Reading BEST OF LUCK! CLASS OF 1986 G.P. RESTAURANT 118 PARK ST, NORTH READING Compliments of NORTH READING TRANSCRIPT CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK ON YOUR FUTURE BROTHERS RESTAURANT PIZZA 2-4 Washington St. 664-4216 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF ’86 THE HORNET’S NEST No. Reading 155 MAURICE V. BLOMERTH, JR. 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