Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1985 volume:

Wttm THE WITCH ’85 Salem High School l.M.C. 77 Willson Street Salem, Mass. G1370 Table of contents Introduction. . . . Class history . . . Baby Pictures . . Senior Pictures . Superlatives Sports Clubs Class Will Remember When Junior Prom Senior Show Awards Night . . . Luau Cotillion Senior Prom Graduation Ads 1-2 .... 7-12 ... 13-59 [ | ... 60-64 .. 65-112 . 113-120 . 121-124 125 . 130-131 , 148-149 150-151 152-153 ....154 155-157 158-160 161-178 2 History On September ninth of 1981, an excited and somewhat apprehensive group of freshmen entered the doors of Salem High School to begin a journey through time that would last four years. As the youngsters on the block we showed our ’85 spirit by attending our first “high school” dance, our participation in Color Day, and our involvement in various team sports. We had many questions about our new school and were torn between the people we were of grammar school and the ones we would become over the years that followed. Freshman year proved to be a period of both change and adjustment. As the newness of Salem High wore off, we entered our sophomore year. It was a time for class rings, PSATs, and class elections. Elected officers were Pam Angela- kis — president, Janice Hayes — vice president, Eleanor Kapantais — secretary, and David Doward — treasurer, who through their overall hard work led us through a fun filled year. The Sophomore Social, our first social event as the class of ’85, was held this year. Our “Swing into Spring” was a great time for all who attended and the perfect way to end the second year of our journey. Junior year came faster than we could blink our eyes. We were finally the upper- classmen of SHS. This was to be quite an eventful year with the junior-senior winter cotillion, the junior show that never was, student government day, SATs, and so much more. This year Angela Colletti was elected president, Janice Hayes — vice president, Maureen Gauthier — secretary, and David Doward — treasurer. Our junior prom was held at Caruso’s Diplomat in Saugus and our theme “Almost Paradise” was most appropriate. As our junior year came to an end, we looked forward to September with a building excitement for we would FINALLY be seniors! The final year of our journey had arrived, and what a year it was! We had matured since our beginning days at Salem High School. We had made new friends, set goals to be achieved, and it is hard to believe that four years could go by so quickly — where did the time go? Our elected officers this year were Pam Angelakis — presi- dent, Beth Angeramo — vice president, Janice Carter — secretary, and Kurt Piemonte — treasurer. These four people as well as Ms. McGrane and Ms. Fecteau, 3 our class advisors, were the reason behind the great success of our senior class. There were college applications to fill out, tests to take, term papers to write and so much more. With the responsibilities of being seniors also came the recreation. The fall brought a successful football season as well as the senior run concession stand which was the best place in town for a cup of chocolate and a hot dog on a stick. The football season was highlighted by the selection of Janice Hayes as homecoming queen and Pam Angelakis senior representative. The senior girls gave their best effort as they challenged Beverly in a hard fought Powder Puff game at the tradi- tional meeting of the two teams at Bertram Field. The class of 1985 added spirit to our Thanksgiving Pep Rally and Anne Keon was named queen of the rally. The junior-senior cotillion was held in January and a major snow storm did not dampen our spirits. Maureen Gauthier was selected queen and thanks to Pam and Kurt who shoveled the front walkway, we were able to leave o ur boots in the car. With the spring came senior hat day, senior slide, class trips, and the anticipation of our last day of school on May 24th. Our senior show, “We’re seniors, what’s your excuse?” under the direction of Sharon Rousseau, was a ton of fun and a huge success. Four years of meeting academic and artistic challenges and excellence were rewarded as 77 seniors were honored as recipients of scholarships and awards on May 28th at Awards Night. Senior week began with our beautiful Senior Reception “Heaven” at Page’s Colonial in Lynnfield, while Eric Couture and Tanya Ventre served as king and queen for the evening. The luau was, unfortunately rained out, but the field house was transformed into a Hawaiian paradise and a terrific place for the event. As our last social event as the class of 1985 we gathered for the traditional senior banquet. Tomorrow, Graduation Day, marks the end of our journey, the completion of four years of hardwork, challenges, and excitement. The friends we have made and the memories we share will forever hold a place in our hearts and minds. As we receive our diplomas, thus ending this phase of our lives, let us always remember, “The good times are the best times; the bad times fade away. The good times are forever, but now, baby, the last time is today.” Good luck my friends! Renee-Marie Kluge Class Historian . . . 1985 4 K. LeFrancois V. Ciaramentaro R. Kluge K. Giguere M. Gauthier L. Mitchell S. Belleau E. Salerno M. LeClair W. Krisko 7 L. Berube L. Vergari C. Mogavero S. Shelly M. Urbanski D. Dalton S. Janiak L. Sousa K. Bell K. Scharffenberg C. Conant L. Payne S. Huuskonen 8 V. Johnson C. Young S. Pelletier T. Ventre M. Martineau M. O’Leary J. Solimeno M. Gallant E. Kapantais S. Provencher T. LeBoeuf R. Cote L. Sher D. Sanville C. Malionek K. Lagos K. Dziadyk L. Webster M. LaChance 9 D. Baldini L. Gagnon S. Kapnis P. Mareschalchi H. Grubbs S. Lee S. Corley M. LaRiviere T. Joyce J. Novack G. Grady P. Angelakis R. 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O ’ Gosmoz S iarofi (SAzaAe A ASroaemAier- 57 S ierri- dtnw tflot riyuez ose i c o m AA a i rf iaron c Ao{ zr SAeAA s cArancts Q). Warren Affisa j f£. c lPe Aster AAAarren Q). AP Asoa ct ie (IooA “ Tm tAe 6tsi at atAat St ( a, 6tU uAtatAA Ao best isn ' t very nice ” 58 CAMERA SHY SENIORS Tony Beausoleil Larry Bettencourt Patrick Bogan Christine Byrson David Caron Julie Castillo Virginia Confin Maira Corrigan Carols Costa Ann Cruddas Raynoldo Dominquez Michael Driscoll Steven Dube Henry Dupuis Mario Duzz Michael Feeney Jose Gonzalez Elizabeth Goodwin Jose Hernandez Kenneth Hughes Russell King S. Kocur Darrell Lavoie John Leger Michael Leger Lisa Levasseur Mary Louf Michael Masella Charles McGrath Wendy Medeiros Joseph Mercurio Craig Michaud Elizabeth Mickiewicz Kimberly Morency Roy Perley Louis Pesce Osiadelia Pimental Joseph Rantz Terry Raustad Corrie Rogers Kenneth Rothwell Grace Sea pette Paul Silva Edward Tarencz Michael Theriault Matthew Tinti Hai Hon Tran John Twomey Duggu Ushu Luis Velez Rosanne Velez Alvin Edward Wilkins, biii SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST EYES — Frank Quartarone and Diane MOST DEVOTED TO CLASS — Pame- Jordan la Angelakis and Kurt Piemonte CUTEST — Steve Kapnis and Lisa Sousa CLASS ANGELS — Sue Condon and Paul Soo Hoo MOST ARTISTIC — Pam Marescalehi (shown) and Louis Pesce INSEPARABLE FRIENDS — Laureen McCarthy and Dawn tCameron INSEPARABLE FRIENDS — MarkNowak and John Panneton MOST TALKATIVE — Jean Solimeno and Dave Perroni CLASS FLIRT — Kim Scharffenberg and Pat Walsh CLASS DEVILS — Dom Ingemi and Janice Hayes MOST ATHLETIC — John Panneton and Janice Carter MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC — Eric Rodenhiser and Janice Latoszek CUTEST COUPLE — Stephanie Carter and Kenny LeFrancois BEST LEGS — Frank Quartarone and Angela Coletti MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Laureen McCarthy and Paul Soo Hoo TEACHER TORMENTOR — Dom Ingemi and Sue Goldrick MOST APPEALING SMILE — Steve Hiltunen and Robin Gerolamo MOST DISTINCTIVE LAUGH — WINEYEST — Tom Pappas (shown) and SHYEST — Renee Gallant (Shown) and Donald Kim Giguere (shown) and Lenny Cheryl Retos Cameron Caires MOST GULLIBLE — Dan Cahill and Leanne Vergari 64 65 68 69 70 HOMECOMING 72 SENIORS: Janice Hayes, Michelle Dube, Pamela Angelakis 73 74 75 BOYS SOCCER SENIORS: Dom Ingemi, Frank Quartarone, Steve Hiltunen 76 Back Row (1-r): Anna Milani, Kim Connelley, Andrea Pesce, Sue Maguire, Tricia Collins, Michelle Gallant. Front Row: Christine Michaud, Wendy Mederios, Danielle Berube, Maureen Gauthier, Lauren Sher. 77 GIRLS SOCCER i Back Row (1-r): Coach Shariff, Janice Carter, Julie Malko, Tricia Moreland. Middle Row: Pam Mareschalchi, Jennifer Walsh, Dara White, Maureen O’Leary, Sally Lubas. Front Row: Julie Lambert, Sue Gaudette, L. Michaud, Beth Ann O’Leary, L. Mclntire, K. O’Leary. 79 GOLF Back Row (1-r): Chris Pramas,, Rich Manninen, Mike Holloran, Capt. Dave Perroni, Mike Feeney, Coach Bill Cullen. Front Row: Darren Eng, Jeff Avigian, Bobby Clark, Freddie Clark, Shayne Cokerdem. Not Shown: Scott Scharffenberg and Chris Pizzello 80 SENIORS: Annette Belanger, Holly DeRoin, Dipti Vyas, Renee Kluge 81 Back Row: Mary Donovan, Jane Anderson, Kathy Wronkowski, Michelle Garobedian, Jennifer Ross. Front Row: Mary Lzenski, Kathy Venetsankos, Becky Gagnon, Dawn Dalton, Kathy Kennedy, Tammy Fitzpatrick, Tricia Cullen. POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL Back Row (1-r): Janice Hayes, Tracy St. Pierre, Dina Baldini, Beth Angeramo, Eleanor Kapantais, Sharon Provencher, Elaine Salerno, Annette Belanger, Janice Carter, Kathy Poussard, Kim Scharffenberg, Middle Row: Dipti Vyas, Holly DeRoin, Sun Bantz, Jean Solimeno, Cheryl Beaulieu, Kristen Dziadyk, Meghan Thomas. Front Row: Lisa Payne, Val Ciarametaro, Kim Giguere, Angela Coletti, Ann Koen, Sue Belleau, Kathy Mogavero, Tammy Vaughan o © 85 BOYS BASKETBALL Back Row (1-r): Dave McDonald, David Marr, John Panneton, Gary Stewart, Chuck Angeramo. Front Row: Eddy O’Keefe, Steven Hiltunen, Ray Damigez, O’Leary, Michael Ward, John Macormick. GIRLS BASKETBALL Back Row: Ms. Sanborn, Ms. Manning, Julie Malko, Siiri Bantz, Janice Carter, Eleanor Kapantais, Kathy Kennedy, Mr. Fortunato. Front Row: K. Venetanakis, Kathy Wronkowski, Leslie Mclntire, J. Walsh, Mary Kate Donovan. HOCKEY SENIORS: Adrian Voschullo, Brian Rich, Ricky Anderson Back Row: Meghan Thomas, Julie Soberzynski, Nicole Stavropoulos, Jean Solimeno, Roxan- le Novack, Beth Lubas. Front Row: L. Mclntire, Julie Connors, Dawn Dalton, Val Ciarme- :aro, Dawn Fabersuski. 94 SWIM TEAM SOW Back Row: Harshorn, Scott Feffer, Paul Coffin, Renee Kluge, Denise Hall (Captain), Robin Scanlon, Annette Belanger (Captain), Merle Kurzman, Maureen Gauthier, Pam Bradbury. Front Row: Chris Rovendro, Paul Taylor (Coach), Laurie Maquire, Tim Collins, Pat Burke, Michelle Gagnon, Gerri Segal, Kelley Lebel, Scott Kluge, Cathy Debuque, Lori Goodwin, J an Anderson, David O’Keefe, Heidi Porter, Tricia Collins, Sue Maquire and Andrea Cicco I, WINTER TRACK L-R: Beth Paecht, Coach, Renee Gallant, Tracy LeBoeuf, Stephanie Carter, Nicole Turgeon, Bonnie O’Brien, (not shown) Michelle Chaput and Christine Welch. GYMNASTICS 102 T I 103 i BASEBALL SENIORS: Dave Maher, Gary Stewart, Gerry Novack, Steve Aviagian, Dave Perroni, Eric Johnson, Joey Ryan, Richard Bouregard, Tony Maraffa, Eric Couture. SOFTBALL SENIORS: Janice Carter, Eleanor Kapantais, Maureen O’Leary. 106 SPRING TRACK SENIORS: Annette Belanger, Tracey St. Pierre, Maria Jose De Beascoa 108 . 109 TENNIS • SENIORS: Pedro Jimenez, Scott Dulleau 111 113 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AND STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row (1-r): Mr. Kenney, Shayne Cokerdem, Diedre Voss, Evelyn Critos, Georgia Critos, Sue Morlean. Second Row: Nicole Pelletier, Mike Wilson, Lauren Poussard, Meg Donahue, Laura Swenson. Third Row: Sue Kennedy, Debby Lenares, Annette Belanger, Sue Condon, Lisa Walsh, Laureen McCarthy, Diedre McCarthy. Front Row: Dawn Cameron, Donna Fabezewski, Julie Connors, Cristen Michaud, Rose George, Anna Miliane, Jill Pelletier, Dan Fiens. — - Top Photo Back Row (1-r): Beth Martin, Jane Anderson, Scott Dulleau. Middle Row: Pam Angelakis, Michelle Gallant, Darren Eng, Laura Swenson, Monique Martineau, Sonene Huuskonen. Front Row: Dawn Cameron, Laureen McCarthy, Diedre McCarthy, Meg Donahue, Jen Mclntire, Cindy Young, Steve Pelletier, Lisa Walsh. — Bottom Photo 114 MATH TEAM AND SCIENCE TEAM Back Row: Mr. Rizoldi, Dan Fiens, Lee Rosenfield, A-na Milani, Jill Pelletier, D. Devoe. Front Row: Geno Barruffi. — Top Photo Back Row (1-r): Dan Fiens, Lee Rosenfield, Jan Mclntire, Pedro Jimenze, Cindy Rowe. Front Row: Jill Pelletier, Shayne i Cokerdem, Karen Pzenney. — Bottom Photo 115 - KEY CLUB Back Row (1-r): Lauren Poussard, Cindy Rowe, Kelley Powers, Nicole Pelletier, Jill Pelletier. Middle Row: Brenda Defarzio, i Nancy Rich, Nancy Gunet, Michial Connelly, Cindy Young, Steven Pelletier, Kris Rodenhiser. Front Row: Robin Berry, Lisa Crosby, Jamie Day, Jean St. Pierre, Joel Dube, Michelle Gallant, and Rose George. 116 Back Row (1-r): Steven Pelletier, Jen Mclntire. Front Row: Michelle Gallant, and Lee Rosenfield. — Top Photo ur i : H. 0W r - : Louis Warren, Bob Medcalf, Scott Dulleau, Sonene Huuskonen, Pat Burke. Middle Row: Jim Cahill, Jennifer Walsh, Kurt Piemonte, Kara McLaughlin, Diedre Voss, Darcia Sadoski, Janet Therault. Top Row: Meg Donahue, K. Cameron, Lisa Walsh. — Bot. Photo 117 118 SPECIAL THANKS TO MRS. GALLO It has been a long year putting together this yearbook. I would now like to thank the people who helped put this all together. The first person who I’d like to thank is Mrs. Gallo, “Mrs. G”. She deserves this special thanks because without her help we would not have this yearbook. She organized our fund raising, put together our ads, typed copy, and was always there when we needed her. I’d also like to thank Cyndi Young and Steven Pellitier for being there the last few months putting everything together. They were always willing to help. I’d like to thank Erik Rodenhiser for his awesome art and the assistant editors, Cheryl Beaulieu and Eleanor Kapantis. I’d like to thank Maria Jose de Beascoa, Susan Condon, Michelle Gallant, Annette Balanger, Jean Solimeno, Nicole Stavropoulos, Cheryl Marrs, Charyl Retos, Rose George, Monique Martineau, and Renee Gallant for their help. Finally, I’d like to thank Renee Kluge for being the Class Historian, and Sue Kennedy for being the Class Lawyer. I hope you like the yearbook. I’m sorry if you don’t. Valerie Johnson — Editor 119 STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY 1 CLASS WILL 1. I, Ken Rothwell, leave Heidi Sawyer, Steve Ryan. 2. I, Amy Davis, leave Cindy Desjardins a big bowl of courage, whatever was left after the cowardly lion was finished, i 3. Mr. Kenney’s class leaves the incoming seniors a stack of index cards that touch the sky. 4. Annette and Cary leave Lisa another ride down Federal Street. 5. Eleanor leaves Janice Carter and Pam Angelakis all my B.S. stories that kept us out of trouble. 6. Kara and Janice leaves Mark and Stephen Kapnis at Dubes. 7. Kim Giguere leaves Cathy Mogavero endless sunny days at Good Harbor Beach. 8. Sue Janiak leaves Pam Clothey a couryard pass. 9. Tanya Ventre leaves Tom Rossi the keys to her Mustang and a peir of cheap sunglasses. 10. Cindy Desjardins leaves Stephanie Carter the memories of Anthropology class. 11. The Breakfast Club leaves Mr. Kennedy with pleasure. 12. Sue Goldrick leaves Beth Johnson Juice. 13. Tanya Ventre leaves Debbie Lenares Macbeth’s tradgedies “hail” “hail” “hail” . . . 14. Genie Harding leaves Jeanine Boudreau a weekend at the lake with Joe. 15. Lisa leaves Christine, Dave’s lemon. 16. Kris Dziadyk leaves her sister Sue two years of good times. 17. Stephanie leaves Julie with one last thought “have a nice trip.” 18. Angela Coletti leaves Mario Andretti a Mazda RX-7. 19. Tanya Ventre leaves Shawn Corley paved short cuts. 20. Robin leaves David a cup of ice for future use at Bianchi’s. 21. Wendy Krisko leaves Sue Janiak one foxy night with Paul Young. 22 John Berry leaves, to the school, the birth of my heavy metal band “Rebellious Child”. 23. Stephanie Carter leaves her first lunch table . . . one last butt between Kim and Nan, one last fight between Ken and Roland, one last comment from Amy, one last laugh from Cindy and one last kiss from Kenny. 24. Sharon Shelly leaves Elaine Salerno and Wendy Krisko a booze cruise. 25. Joel Dube leaves a big happy smile to Rose George for being a wonderful friend. 26. Sue Kennedy leaves Scotty Dullea yogurt, bannannas, and walks down Boston Street at four a.m. 27. Megan Thomas leaves the song “stir it up” to Pam Angelakis. 28. Tracy St. Pierre leaves Jean Solimeno a black Porsche and thirty pounds of french fries. 121 29. Sharon Shelly and Elaine Salerno leave Wendy Krisko the best of times. 30. Cathy leaves Steve driving lessons. (Kim does too!) 31. Sue Janiak leaves Michelle Gallant Doug Flutie’s body. 32. Kara leaves Janice a train ticket home from Boston. 33. The three musketeers leave Mr. Bailey our comments but no questions. 34. Steven Pelletier leaves the class of 1985 all the love, peece and joy that will live with them forever. 35. Karen Schott leaves Stephanie Carter the end of the moldy egg salad sandwich. 36. Pam Clothey leaves Jeannine Boudreau a years supply of shaving cream. 37. Annette Belanger leaves Renee Kluge an economy size bottle of Excedrine to rid ger sworn team of headaches and a big bag of gummie bears for the library. 38. Orange House second lunch students leave Cathy Perkins a lunch table to dance on. 39. Rich Curley is left a bottle of Pine Sol. 40. Stephanie leaves Stan a funny face. 41. Cathy Perkins leaves Ann memories of sophomore year trying to cross the tracks in the ice. 42. Pam Angelakis, Tracy St. Pierre, and Julie Byrne leave to Meagan Thomas the “right lunch table.” 43. T.V. leaves Shaz the following words: a bate, askew and culinary. 44. Danny Lonergan is left “fresh”. 45. Steve Kapnis leaves Dan Cahill one big gulp to dump over his head. 46. David Doward leaves the forst lunch gang yet another chair and one extra concert ticket. 47. Wendy Medeiros leaves Mrs. McCarthy another trip to the islands. 48. Angela Coletti leaves Robin Gerolamo a completed accounting project. 49. Sue Kennedy leaves Kurt Piemonte a pair of black polyester pants. 50. Sharon Shelly leaves Elaine and W T endy a limo for the summer. 51. Kris Dziadyk leaves Sue Belleau another all-nighter. 52. Wendy Medeiros leaves a certain freshman long and grueling years. 53. Elaine leaves Michelle Paul’s student body. 54. The senior girls leave Dave Maher his cheeks. 55. Sue Goldrick leaves Juan Sanabia her bike in the woods. 56. Shift one of Apex leaves Mrs. Bailey all kinds of aggravation. 57. Danny leaves Steve Kapnis a life. 58. Sue Belleau leaves Kerri Bell 34,000 Carribean Queens. 59. Lisa Poirier leaves Angie Theriault the night at the Pancake House. 60. Jean Solimeno is left a gossip column so she won’t have to whisper anymore. 61. Kerri Bell leaves Sue Belleau our friendship together. 62. Cheryl leaves Kris Mexican Poop with a little white hair. 63. Elaine and Wendy leave Sharon Shelly a sign for her boutique. 64. Erik Sheik Rodenhiser leaves his harem, complete with blonde hair, viels, finger bells, and navel diamonds to anyone who doesn’t have a date, and I charge by the hour. (Sheik outfit not included) 65. Angie Theriault leaves the Forest River crew “I’m cookoo for coco paste.” 66. Jean Solimeno leaves Nicole my everlasting friendship and all our trips to Hampton Beach. 67. Stephanie leaves Kenny LeFrancois all her love. 68. Steven T. Pelletier leaves his watch to Kathy Tomsho so she may keep track of time. 69. Maria is left an enormous crate of oreo cookies for her trip back and one stow-away. 70. Eleanor leaves her roomate a new pair of tuxedo pants. 71. Sharon and Michelle leave Elaine Salerno Tom Cruise’s body. 72. Kim Giguere leaves Kerri Bell a picnic on the basketball court. 73. Cindy Desjardins leaves Karin Schott a dozen U-turns. 74. Sue Goldrick leaves Janice Hayes a night at the Comedy Connection. 75. Tabatha leaves Jeannine Boudreau a hand shake. 76. Pam Mareschalchi leaves Tracy St. Pierre (gueeb) a life’s supply of Hershey Chocolate Kisses, Lasagna and a bottle of “turns”. 77. Tammy Vaughn leaves Sue Belleau the saying, “I’m not getting involved.” 78. Stephanie Carter leaves Kenny a shoulder to lean on, a hand to hold, a gentle touch, and my love forever. 79. Elaine Salerno wishes the best for Stephanie and Kenny. 80. Cathy Mogavero leaves Angela Collitti a road map. 81. Pamela Clothey and Jeannine Boudreau leave Kim Michaud behind. 82. Steve Kapnis leaves Janice Hayes another date at Dube’s. 83. Sharon Rousseau leaves Erik Rodenhiser an excuse for existence and a matching tie. 84. Pam leaves Tanya a red baseball cap. 85. Megan Thomas leaves Scott Dullea “Euclid” to do whatever he wants with him. 86. Stephanie leaves Steve Richard with a thanks, I couldn’t have gotten through Math without you. 123 87. We the Class of 85 leave the cliques to whoever wants them. We don’t 88. Tanya Ventre leaves Jean Solimeno a case of pills. 89. Pam Mareschalchi leaves the “Killinton gang” (Tracy the grub, my personal agent Debedy, Tanya, Jean the Bean, Eleanor, Janice Marianela, Val, Pam A, Megan the melonhead) a can of shaving cream and the coldest water! “The mountainside” (my only friend) 90. Stephanie leaves Sue, David D., and Kim A. with the remains of our beloved pig Zelda and thanks to Mrs. Hogan for not making me touch it. 91. Cathy Mogavero leaves the Cape Cod Clique memories of being kicked out. 92. Renee Kluge leaves Anette Belanger Paul Taylor our swim coach and dearest friend. 93. Angela Coletti leaves Darlene Silva a Bedroom ladder for late night walks. 94. Sonene leaves Susan Williams her bubble stuff from June 9, 1983. 94. Kerry Bell, Sue Goldrick, and Dina Baldini leave Mr. Thibeault a new mark book. 96. Angela Coletti leaves Kris Another stake-out at Nick’s. 97. Sharon Shelly leaves Cheryl to Scott Trembly. 98. Lisa Poirier leaves Renee Cloutier, Tanorama. 99. Kerri Bell leaves Juan Sanabia a hug that will last forever!! 100. Kim Giguere leaves Eddie O’Keefe “ONE HUGH KISS”!!! 101. Stephanie Carter leaves Tracey four years of great gymnastics and a coach we’ll never forget. 102. Joel Dube, of sound mind and body leaves 55 2 to Maureen Quinlivan for an ice cream sandwich. 103. Cathy Mogavero and Angela Coletti leave Dina Baldini “Three Times A Lady.” 104. Sue Kennedy leaves Salem High, with Eleanor, Vermont Bound. 105. Doug Barton is left with the hope for a now car. 106. Tanya Ventre leaves the Killing-Ten the question “Is there actually skiing in Vermont?” 107. Jeannine leaves Tabatha a dirty joke book with all our childhood memories. 108. Michelle leaves Sharon a huge party in her dorm. 109. Sue Goldrick and Darlene Silva leave Dave Mackin a pumpkin patch. 110. Lisa Poirier leaves Maria Urbanski, F period. 111. Angela Coletti leaves Val Ciaramentaro another week in Florida. 112. Sue Belleau leaves Kerri Bell a forever lasting friendship. 113. Amy Davis does humbly leave Cindy Desjardins, the hope to find a boyfriend as wonderful and huge as hers is. 114. Geno is left a month on a desert island with Lisa to make up for Germany. 124 REMEMBER WHEN Do you remember the “Scamp”? Do you remember Brian Pellitier’s short trip to Minnesota? Do you remember the E Z graph? Do you remember Private Pellitier of the U.S. Marine Corp? Do you remember Wendy “Cupid” Mahoney’s broadcasting career? Do you remember when I talked Pam out of wearing my clothes? Do you remember New Year’s Eve (83 into 84) and red hairspray at Jeannine’s? Remember Nicole all the trouble we manage to get ourselves into everytime we go out together? Remember when Steve Hiltunen and Tim Pellitier got thrown out of Ms. Gagnon’s class? Do you remember going to Singing Beach at six o’clock in the morning? Remember supper at Bianchi’s and the out of control ice cube? Sally and Dora remember all the good times and look ahead for more? Breakfast Club — remember swinging in the park, frisbee, fast food Lynch Park, Mr. Story, “Don’t hit the curb”, “GIRL TALK”, Friends forever — Don’t you forget about us!! “Wendy is the water warm!??” To “The Breakfast Club” don’t you forget about us! (and all the insane times we had). Kerry, Angie and Lisa remember all the good times we had in the courtyard? Lisa Gianelli and Angie Theriault remember all the drives we had up Linden Avenue? Remember when Dina Baldini, Angela Coletti, Ann Koen and Kathy Magavero played King of the Mountain in the snowbanks at Heartland? Remember when Angela C. and Kris D. had a steakout at NICK’S. Diane Jordan remember the minor leagues at Datona Beach? To Beth and Sue remember all the wild times we had in room 304 at Bowditch Hall? Remember when we used to have a Library? Remember the eighth grade science teacher at Phillips School that 8-1 loved so dearly? Remember the pizza party in Mr. Wynn’s Advanced Math class? Remember the trip to Killington? Pam, Tracy, and Debedy, remember the trip into Rutland where we hit Mickie D’s, Burger King, and Wendy’s right after each other? Killington-Ten, remember 8084? Pam A., Pam P., Debedy, Tracy, Megan, and Tanya, remember the crazy ride home from trying to pass each other? DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN NEVER FORGET!!! Killington when we were racing i 125 FACULTY Top Left — Principal, Edward A. Curtin. Top Right — Vice Principal, Leonard Box. Bottom Left — Vice Principal, J. Michael Ward. Bottom Right — Class Advisor, Jean Fecteau. FACES FROM THE PAST 129 130 JUNIOR PROM MEMORIES . . . LIKE THE CORNERS OF MY MIND 134 MISTY WATERS n 136 ■ COLORED MEMORIES 137 OF THE WAY WE WERE OF THE SMILES WE LEFT BEHIND SMILES WE GAVE TO ONE ANOTHER FOR THE WAY WE WERE m SENIOR SHOW — . .. . ... - — . AWARDS NIGHT 150 151 LUAU 153 COTILLION 155 W SENIOR PROM 156 (1-r): Kristene Dziadyk, Laura Mitchell, Stephanie Carter, Tanya Ventre (Queen), Eric Couture (King), Kathy Kieran, Sharon Shelley, Michelle Gallant. 157 GRADUATION JUNE 7, 1985 3 Vi I ■ r. 159 160 PATRONS THE BARTON FAMILY MR. MRS. GENO J. BARUFFI, JR. JOHN DOROTHY BEAUREGARD MR. MRS. RICHARD J. CONDON MR. MRS. MARTIN DULLEA, JR. MR. MRS. PHILIP GALLANT FAMILY MR. MRS. CHARLES H. JOHNSON MR. MRS. BRADFORD K. KLUGE MR. MRS. MAURICE MARTINEAU DR. MRS. 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