Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1986 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS r SENIORS PACE 9 BABY PICTURES PACE 41 SUPERLATIVES PAGE 45 FALL SPORTS PAGE 51 WINTER SPORTS PAGE 71 SPRING SPORTS S PAGE 85 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES PAGE 93 faculty page 107 SOCIAL EVENTS PAGE 119 SENIOR WEEK PAGE 130 2 We, the Class of ' 86, would like to dedicate this yearbook to Ms. Cecile Gallo, Student Activities Director, who has helped and supported our class greatly throughout our four years at Salem High School. By this dedication, the Class of ' 86 wishes to express our sincere appreciation for her time, effort, hard work, and active participation in our class. DEDICATION YEARBOOK STAFF :ditor-in-Chiet na Maria Milani ivertisement Editor Lisa Ann Walsh Yearbook Photographer Danielle Berube Active Mei Our Yearbook Staff worked very hard throughout the year to put this book together. We dedicated long hours compi I ing our yearbook and hope that everyone will enjoy it. We trust that it will bring back many happy memories that the Class of ' 86 has had at Salem High School. We tried to include at least one picture of every senior to the best of our ability. We are sorry if we have unknowingly offended anyone by any picture or statement. A special thanks goes to Donna Stewart and Danielle Berube who took most of our candids. Lisa Walsh and Lee Rosenfield have also contributed much of their time to the building of our yearbook. I am grateful to Cindy Rowe, who has helped me greatly throughout the year. Last but not least, I would like to thank Ms. Gallo, without whose help we could not have completed our yearbook. I wish the best of luck to the Class of 1986. Anna Milani Editor-in-Chief 4 Ana Paulina Gutierrez We, the Yearbook Staff, would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to Ana Paulina Gutierrez, who designed the art work for our yearbook. Ana Paulina, a sophomore at Salem High School, is an exchange student from the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico for the 1 985- 1 986 school year. She designed the witch art work in such a way that, if the divider pages are seen together, the witch is flying back and forth. It will make the yearbook look serious, nice, and mysterious at the same time — just like a witch, she commented about her style. Ana Paulina will return to Mexico in late July. However, we will always remember her kind personality, willingness to help, and her im- portant contribution to our yearbook. Once again, thank you, Ana Paulina, for all your hard work. We wish you the best of luck on your return to Mexico. THE YEARBOOK STAFF SPECIAL EDUCATION 6 7 September8, 1 982 was our first day of high school. As freshmen we were nervous and unsure. T he school was so large and there were so many corridors and rooms. We participated in our first Pep Rally in November. Our spirit really showed through at the Rally and at the annual Thanksgiving Day Game, which we won. As our freshmen year came to a close, we weren ' t nervous anymore and looked forward to a great sophomore year. With the sophomore year came class rings, PSAT ' s, and class elections. Our officers for sophomore and junior years were President — Michele Garabedian, Vice-President — Darcia Sadoski, Secretary — Andrea Pesce, and Treasurer — Tammy Fitzpatrick. We attended the Sophomore Social and won our Thanksgiving Day Game against Beverly. Then, our junior year arrived. That year we lost our Thanksgiving Game to our rival team. We attended the Junior-Senior Winter Cotillion and the Junior Prom. Tom Rossi and Melissa Nadolna served as King and Queen. Also, during our junior year, the German exchange trip took place. Ten of us will never forget the great time we had. Over the past four years we have witnessed many great plays at Salem H igh School such as “Cheaper By the Dozen, “Blithe Spirit, and “Up the Down Staircase as well as musicals such as Fiddler On the Roof, Carousel, “The King and I, and “The Sound of Music. Finally, senior year arrived. SAT ' s needed to be taken, college applications needed to be completed, and classes needed to be passed. Our class officers remained the same except for our new Vice-President — Leslie Michaud. We participated in our last high school Pep Rally in which Lisa Lenares was elected Queen. On Thanksgiving Day, our football team lost to Beverly. Despite the blinding snow and harsh wind, Salem admira- bly performed with their best team effort. The Junior-Senior Winter Cotillion was held in January, Trisha Crawford was crowned Queen. The theme of our Senior Show that was held in March, “Salem High Jail, was quite appropriate. For having only two weeks to organize it, the show was quite a success. The faculty also joined in the spirit and performed their own show. No one will ever forget Mr. Kenney ' s rendition of “Romeo and Juliet. This year seemed to be the time for selling candy. Everyone sold enough M M ' s, candy bars, and Gummi Bears to last a lifetime. April vacation arrived and many students in our class headed for Florida. Everyone returned to school tanned and relaxed. Awards ' Night was held on May 22. About 140 seniors received awards and scholarships. June 2, 1 986 marked the beginning of Senior Week. Our Senior Prom was held on this night at the Sheraton Tara in Danvers. The theme song for the Prom was “Just You and I. Michael Dunn and Alicia Fuller served as King and Quee n. Although it had rained mostly all morning, the sun appeared in the afternoon and made way for a beautiful evening. Wednesday, June 4, we all attended graduation practice at 1 0:00 a.m. The luau was also held that evening at Bertram Field. Grass skirts and leis added just the right touch to the festivities. Thursday evening was our banquet and our last social event as the Class of 1986. Tomorrow is Graduation Day. This day marks the end of four years of hard work and dedication. We have made many friends and memories that we will treasure for a longtime. Always remember, Every minute of the future is a memory of the past. (Opus). I wish everyone the best of luck in their future endeavors. Karen Cameron Class Historian . . . 1986 8 ORS Salem High School o uvr es Stfnpevcvmo jfer . 0 U tC4 i S$wnafo yn jf t leac i feo (Ae Ua 4. ( na StAvi a AdAom ofe 86 o A esi e j. aa S lvila Vanou S ' n ne 38 a tman 10 iicA 3foeauAo ei “ ' zfyeau ” Jjkna uin «_yf Sfoetlavd a ncy S nn d$eda w 11 Class of 1 986 Salem High School N 12 a on- Pforoartt ‘ P7 iere i a rain toio or ewery todu. (Pe tora i .d cutae Pfyarda PT wreta Pftur ce PPatrte c $. 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' dR.od ' M juex wowie 0%xMjem 32 33 Class of 1 986 Salem High School 34 d iaam “ju nior ’ ' dd iewaa t “ =£oo c li ce S fena lu made it ” d )eniAe dd wm day ftic iae te rdde 35 A Class of 1 986 Salem High School 1 i fava ' n c jfaie iA Ifavra, Jfa. $cl lla Ji Z aJ fan n fa art Wa J fad nt ter y Sfanvt 11 a Ji fafaa Sfarvn 11 a sJt “JpuAt 6e you Me fa.” 36 nu£a yjf. 3 ewne i fte iAen %wic ce Patricia li uie Prtdia xftewe 11 t ZianiA Tonya T vette 11 omac % tte ia Hood i tary T ee £edie Spwn Tta reT a Try ife we cannot fee fena cen . 37 Class of 1 986 Kevin Atwood Arthur G. Beaulieu Glenn Andrew Blake Tina Marie Brosque Paul Burkacki Patti-Ann Collins Chubba Geoffrey M. Deckebach Hernan Deleon Florinda Difut Juan D. Espinal James P. Gagne Jose L. Gonzalez Raymond E. Krajeski Kelly LeBlanc CAMERA S Lisa Jean Lewis Joseph Lou-Lou Joe-Jo Judith Meneiro Scott Mjckalide Duygu Mittica Eric Joseph Morin Barbara Colleen Moulton Maria MJccio Long Hoalig Nguyen Men were oorn to be invincible Gary Paul £ilk Peter Scott Stewart STV Tin a Tanj Susan Vigliotti 143 RGS 39 40 42 T Patrick Burke Karen Cameron Michelle Chaput Tricia Collins Patti Collins Mary Connell Kim Connelly Danny Cook Lori Corriveau Trisha Crawford Mark Csogi Tricia Cullen Kim Darcy Tabatha Deharo Kelly Denehy Jeffrey D ' Entremont Chris DiTroia Mary Kate Donovan Michelle Dube Alessandra Femino Tammy Fitzpatrick Kathy Gardner Marc Gaudette Andrea Gianoulis Margaret Godfrey Antonio Gomez Paul Howland Michele Hudson Stephen Kapantais Scott C. Kluge 43 Robyn Labonte Laurie Lassiter John Latinir Lisa Lenares Melissa and Michelle Levesque Elisabeth Lubas Tracy Manninen John McCormick Leslie Mclntire Jennifer Mclntire David Melin Kim Michaud Marianne Michaud Anna Milani Tricia Moreland Janis Noble Roxanne Novack Kerri O ' Connor Lee B. Rosenfield Kris Tavis Janet Theriault Darcia Sadoski Julie Soboczinski Donna Stewart Frank Vieira Jennifer Walsh Kimberly Walsh Lisa Ann Walsh Michael Ward Smita Zaveri 44 CUTEST — Kevin O ' Connell Lisa Lenares CUTEST COUPLE — Jeff D ' Entremont Andrea Gianoulis ■|, P 85 jSB} •jy c a J t hE 7 a i A MOST CONTAGEOUS SMILE Carter Amy Ecker Chris BEST EYES Manninen — Patrick Burke Tracy 46 MOST ARTISTIC — Billy Puopolo MOST MUSICAL — Tom Rossi Mary Michelle Dube Yee MOST DISTINCTIVE LAUGH — Leslie MOST TALKATIVE — Kathy Gagnon Michaud Bill Galvin (missing) Pat Morrisey (missing) 47 MOST INSEPERABLE FRIENDS — MOST INSEPERABLE FRIENDS — Jen Chuck Angeramo John McCormick Ross Jen Walsh MOST GULLIBLE — Darcia Sadoski MOST DEVOTED TO CLASS OF ' 86 — Nick Nickolopoulos (missing) Lee Rosenfield Michele Garabedian 48 I MOST FLIRTATIOUS — Marc Gaudette MOST ATHLETIC — David McDonald Doreen Martin Julie Malko MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Raymond Peggy Sabin SHYEST — Mark Csogi Jill Pel I itier Hector MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC — Donna Stewart James (Buddy) Harrington (missing) 49 CLASS ANGELS — Daniel Feins Cindy Rowe CLASS DEVILS — Jose Sanabia Kathy O ' Keefe SPORTS 52 GOLF Top Left — Chris Pizzello preparing for his big swing Top Right — Shayne Cokerdem stretches while his opponent looks on Bottom Left — Golf Team Picture Below — Coach Cullen, Fred Clark, and Bobby Clark Bottom Right — Jeff Avigian and Darren Eng resting after a rough match 53 Clockwise — Jen Ross facing off; Mary Kate Donavon faces off while Kim Darcy breaks up the play; Junior Varsity Team Picture; Michelle Dube takes offensive action; Kathy Wronkowski attempts to save the goal while Kim Darcy and Jane Anderson assist; Varsity Team Pic- ture 54 55 56 SALEM WITCHES H[2L 9 i v Top — Football team picture with coaches Bottom Left — John Porazinski and FHector Raymond break through the hoop Bottom Right — The Witches get some good advice 57 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Right — Football and Cheerleading Captains Steve Ryan, Kelly Denehy, Hector Raymond, Lisa Mowbray, and John Porazinski Below — Varsity Football Cheer- leaders Bottom Right — Kelly Denehy and Lisa Lenares wandering among the snowflakes 58 BAND Frolicking in the mud Karen Cameron as Field Conductor ■ 59 PEP Right — Lisa Lenares, the Thanksgiv- ing Football Queen, receives her roses Below — The Witches show their school spirit Our football captains, Steve Ryan, The Varsity Football Cheerleaders in action! John Porazinski, and Hector Raymond, listening to the cheering crowd 60 RALLY Left — The Senior Skit — We ' re off to see the Witches Below — The cheerleaders welcome our football team Senior football players enjoying their last Pep Rally The Band warms up before the Rally 61 HOMECOMING Top — The 1985 Homecoming Court: (Left to Right) — Andrea Gianoulis, Kathy Venetsa- nakos, Mr. Fitzpatrick, Tammy Fitzpatrick — Queen, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Bethany Martin, Colleen Donovan Above — Mr. Curtin surrounded by the smiling court Right — Ms. Gallo looks on as Tammy Fitzpatrick receives her flowers 62 BRIDGING THE GAP Salem ' s football cheerleading captains and the peer counselors enjoying the afternoon The two teams wish each other luck at the Salem-Beverly Bridge as the Mayors look on Left — Salem and Beverly students exchange football shirts to symbolize their good will Below — The Salem and Beverly football captains enjoying each other ' s friendship 63 POWDER PUFF Right — Preparing for the kick-off Below — Let ' s Get Psyched! Cheering on our home team! The Witches celebrating their well-deserved victory! 64 Girls ' Tennis Team Picture Debbie Gagnon “Ready to meet the challenge! 65 GIRLS ' The coaches look on in anguish Girls ' Soccer Team Picture 66 SOCCER Jen Walsh runs away with the ball Leslie Mclntire takes control 67 BOYS ' Above (Left to Right) — Jeff Aucone takes control; Boys ' Soccer Varsity Team Picture; Marc Gaudette, “This is mine!” Bottom (Left to Right) — David McDonald ready to steal the ball; Coach Aucone giving the Witches some helpful hints; Relaxing after a trying game; Nick Nickolopoulos eyeing his opponent 68 69 SOCCER CHEERLEADERS 70 ER SPORTS GIRLS ' INDOOR TRACK 72 BOYS ' INDOOR TRACK 73 J GYMNASTICS Right — Our gymnasts pose pretty for the picture Mid Left — Christine Welch warms up on the uneven bars Mid Right — Performing a routine on the balance beam Lower Left — Gymnastics Team Picture Lower Right — Nicole Turgeon demonstrates her flexibility 74 SWIM TEAM Left — The Salem High School Aqua Man Mid-Left — Paul Howland ready to make a dive Below — The Swim Team Captains: Scott Kluge, Tricia Collins, and Partick Burke 75 HOCKEY The goalie guarding his territory Our Witches in action 76 E HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Beth Lubas cheering for the Witches Ready to greet our home team Below — Hockey Cheerleaders Left — Julie Soboczinski lost in the game ' s action 77 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL BOYS ' 80 £ BASKETBALL 81 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Top (Left to Right) — Margaret Godfrey, Come on, Guys! Darcia Sadoski cheers our players on; Jennifer Ross shows her spirit Above (Left to Right) — Alex relaxes after a cheer; Basket- ball Cheerleaders ' Team Picture Bottom Left — Rosa Mora is leads the squad with a cheer Left — Tracy Manninen, Go Team, Go 82 Left — Wrestling Team Picture Below — Andrew Dacy caught off guard Middle Left — Salem in the lead as usual Middle Right — Frank Vieira ready to meet his challenge! Bottom — The referee watches as Salem pins the opponent 83 84 SPRING PORTS 1 GIRLS ' TRACK Right — The Salem girls look on as their teammate practices Far Right — Holly giving it all she ' s got Below — ... and over she goes” Bottom — Girls ' Track Team Picture ! 86 BOYS ' TENNIS Top Left — Boys ' Tennis Team Picture Top Right — Sami Hoxa relaxes after a tough match Left — Darren Eng prepares for his big swing Bottom Left — I got that one!” Below — The players chat before the match i 87 GIRLS ' 88 Clockwise — Girls ' Softball Team Picture; Leslie Mclntire prepares to bunt; MaryKate Donovan and her coach wondering what ' s going on; Julie Malko relaxes after a tough game; Kim Darcy hopes for a better game; Tricia Moreland scores for the Witches 89 BOYS ' BASEBALL - y IV 1 w! id Above — John McCormick and David McDonald Top Right — Boys ' Baseball Team Picture Right — A smirking John McCormick prepares a pitch Below — I ' ve got it! 90 91 X — LACROSSE Lacrosse Team Picture 92 . L CLUBS AND AC NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 94 MATH TEAM SCIENCE TEAM 95 S.A.D.D. PEER-COUNSELING 96 JAZZ BAND 97 ORCHESTRA 98 STUDENT COUNCIL 99 KEY CLUB SKI CLUB 100 SPANISH CLUB G.A.P.P. CLUB 1 101 SOUND OF MUSIC am 102 UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY 104 SCIENCE FAIR THE EFFECTS of household chemicals ON PHILODENDRON GROWTH ■■■■■ r 4 s 105 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 106 FACULTY 107 ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL EDWARD A. CURTIN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL J. MICHAEL WARD ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL PAUL HIGGINS GUIDANCE DIRECTOR DANIEL WHOLLEY 108 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT CLERICAL STAFF 109 ■kJ CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIANS [M iks iia 14MM4 II CM W-144 41 II • � ' •� ! i1:« .IMS SCHOOL NURSE OUR LIBRARIANS FULL TIME SUBSTITUTES CHEF JIM ELSAESSER 110 SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH 111 BI-LINGUAL FOREIGN LANGUAGE SCIENCE MATH BUSINESS 112 PRACTICAL ARTS VOCATIONAL ART FINE, APPLIED, PERFORMING ARTS 113 114 We, the Class of 198 6, of Salem High School , in the City of Salem , County of Essex , and State of Massachusetts , fae ' ng of sound mind and body , do hereby declare our Last Will and Testament. 1. I, Anna Milani, leave (ill Pellitier and Mary Yee the happy memories that we ' ve shared. 2. I, Darcia Sadoski, leave Jennifer Ross one more queer cheer to make up. 3. I, Tammy Fitzpatrick, leave Leslie Michaud a lovely day for a picnic. 4. I, Michele Garabedian, leave Kris Powell one more night in Marblehead being Ramba. 5. I, Beth Lubas, leave Lisa Lenares, Leslie Michaud, and Andrea Pesce a long drive to Weirs Beach. 6. I, Karen C., leave my friends one more How is ya? 7. I, Danielle Berube, leave Paul Howland, Eric, and Scott Kluge a bottle of Nair Hair Remover for their next big swim meet. 8. I, Tricia Armstrong, leave Danielle Berube a rib pad.p.h., and the morning after. 9. We, period C chemistry, leave Ralph and Nicky to conquer the chemistry world. 10. I, Mike Ward, leave Michelle at my uncle ' s house. 11.1, Beth Lubas, leave Andrea, Lisa, and Leslie the Mundadgi Warrior. 12. I, Darcia Sadoski, leave Andrea Gianoulis a large chocolate ice cream with jimmies. 13. We leave Marc Gaudette his bad jokes. 14. I leave Jill Pellitier many philosophical theories on life. 15. Kris Powell leaves Salem ... for now anyway. 16. I, Danielle Berube, leave Janine Bouchard a driver ' s manual, a new set of car brakes, and an elephant gun. 17. Ft. Lauderdale-Room 235 leaves Leslie Michaud an anonymous phone call. 18. I, Margaret G., leave Andrea G. a prominent future at Friendly ' s until she becomes a mathematician. 19. I leave Anna Banana Maria Milani Albaghetti Spaghetti with her nickname. 20. The class of ' 86 leaves Ms. Gallo in peace. 21. Sue, Kim, Melissa, Tammy, and Michelle leave Mr. Ward his conference room. 22. Kris Powell is left out on the West Coast — Look out California. 23. I, Dan Ciarametaro, leave Don Gaudreau memeres cutlas. 24. I, Karen C., leave everyone in the band a pair of sunglasses and black shoes. 25. I, Kris Powell, leave Michelle Audet that look on her face. 26. I, John McCormick, leave Janet Theriault the penny I owed her from eighth grade. 27. I, Jennifer Walsh, leave Jennifer Ross a squirrel pistol. 28. I, Michelle Marcella, leave Christopher Pearson the key to my heart. 29. I, Cindy Rowe, leave Karen Cameron a green flute and a years ' worth of lunch dates during second lunch. 30. I, Lee EL Rosenfield, leave Doreen Martin a trip to Cape Cod and a car pass in appreciation for all the car rides she gave me. 32. I, Jennifer Walsh, leave MaryKate Donovan a slap across the face. 33. I, Cindy Rowe, leave Lisa Walsh 1000 physics labs, the best of luck at SMU, and a warm friendship of happy memories. 34. I, Michelle Marcella, leave Derek Marcella behind. 35. I, Sleepy, leave Tricia and Alessandra the famous Friday night hangout. 36. I leave Sleepy Lisa Lenares ' Spanish homework in third lunch. 37. I, Lee B. Rosenfield, leave Chuck Angeramo taboo and a free movie pass to Return of the Jedi. 38. I, Sleepy, leave Alex Two Strohs. 39. I, Jennifer Walsh, leave Tricia Moreland a ride home. 40. I, Cindy Rowe, leave Jen Mclntire a bag of candy from Paramus, her contagious laugh, and the best of luck at Salem State. 41.1 leave Tricia a seat on the bus. 42. I, Leslie Michaud, leave Dr. Poole my name. 43. I, Beth Lubas, leave Michele Garabedian a brightly colored lighter. 44. I, Rita Poto, leave Michele Foster all the gorgeous Italian guys at Kelly ' s Roast Beef. 45. I, Sleepy, leave Leslie a quaters game. 46. I, Jennifer Walsh, leave Michelle Dube one free spin on a bar stool. 47. I, Cindy Rowe, leave Peggy Sabin a box of Kleenex, our homeroom chats, happy memories of a fun weekend at Amherst, and a warm special friendship. 48. I, Lee B. Rosenfield, leave Lisa Walsh an impulsive trip to Boston and the best of luck in the future. 49. I, Dan Ciarmetaro, leave Andrea Gianoulis a pair of Greek dancing shoes. 50. I, Jennifer Mclntire, leave Peggy Sabin good luck at Salem State. 51. I, Michelle Foster, leave Rita Poto a Big Wheel. 52. I, Jennifer Walsh, leav e a prayer to all future students of Mr. Kenney. 53. I, Karen C., leave Cindy Rowe a wheelbarrow for all her books. 54. I, Keith Reardon leave Mrs. Nadeau ' s Breakfast Club one trip to Florida! 55. I, a nobody at this school, leave my overcoat, my black hi-tops, and my tail to Mr. Thibeault. 56. I, Margaret G., leave Mary L. another day of I hate it when that happens. 57. I, Karen C., leave Kim B. everything that is purple. 58. I, Michelle Foster, leave Mary Luzinski the guys at the Universe Gym. 59. I, Rita Poto, leave Michele Foster my friendship always and forever. 60. I, Michelle Marcella, leave Mary Connell one proverb at first lunch. 61 . I, Margaret G., leave Michele F. walks to the store and talks on the roof. 62. I, Jennifer Mclntire, leave Karen Rozumek her green eyes. 63. I, Dan Ciarametaro, leave Lisa Lenares and Frank DeFranco the Physics Jam Band. 64. I, Ms. Pat Donahue, leave a lot of luck and love to the Spanish IV class. Thanks for a great year. 65. I, Karen Rozumek, leave the entire class of ' 86 hopes for good luck and happiness in your futures. 66. I, A.L.P., leave Sharon Dalton the tradition of Purple Rock. 67. I, Andrew Carter, leave all the teachers I had in peace with no argument. 68. I, Sue O ' Meara, leave Michelle Audet a double scoop at the candy store. 69. I, Darcia Sadoski, leave Lisa Perrone one more person to wave at. 70. We, Dan, Pete, Don, and Doug, leave with the famous quote ' Too much is never enough. 71 . I, Tricia Cullen, leave Beth Lubas some coordination and another pair of cowboy boots. 72. I, Leslie Michaud, leave Tammy Fitzpatrick Wonka ' s Golden Goose. 73. I, Sue O ' Meara, leave John O ' Lear y with many more moods. 74. I, Melissa Nadolna, leave Kris Powell another chance to be Patty Labell, a new attitude. 75. I, Dan Ciarametaro, leave Steve Kapantais enough credits to graduate. 76. I, Karen C., leave Kim B. our everlasting friendship. 77. I, Darcia Sadoski, leave Keith Reardon the big kiss that he never got. 78. I, Anna Milani, leave Mary Yee and Jill Pellitier arguing. 79. I leave Mary Yee her History naps. 80. I, Michele Garabedian, leave Leslie Michaud I ' oiseau. 81 . I, Leslie Michaud, leave Andrea Pesce in a stalled car at the Portsmouth toll booth in a rainstorm. 82. I, John Legault, Room 429, leave my braces to Francis Barnett, Room 429. 83. We, Melissa Nadolna and Sue O ' Meara, leave Michelle Audet directions to Belinda. 84. We, Tricia, Danielle, and Michelle, leave Janine a four foot step ladder, and a dime for the stalls at Piggly Wiggly ' s. 85. I, Michelle Bilodeau, leave Michelle Hudson Dunkin Donuts, hot chocolate, gummy bears, and a roll of toilet paper. 86. I, Darcia Sadoski, leave Lisa Perrone a dry car seat from Vicki ' s Chinese Food. 87. I, Melissa Nardolna, leave Michele Garabedian and you just went to Boston. 88. I, Oakey, leave Kevin O ' Keefe Crown Royal. 89. I leave Anna Milani, Kim Connelley, Dani Berube, and Michelle Hudson, a box of yodels and a car full of Northeastern kids. 90. Lisa Mowbray is left with her own boyfriend for a change. 91. I, Karen Rozumek, leave Peggy Sabin a clean organized locker. 92. I, Leslie Michaud, leave Lisa Lenares a Teen Charm and more Spanish lessons, (de nado) 93. I leave Steve Ryan a year of visits to a psychiatrist. 94. John O ' Leary and Sue O ' Meara are left together forever. 95. I, Sue O ' Meara, leave Tammy Fitzpatrick, John O ' Leary, and Dan Lonergan another trip to N.H. 96. I leave Amy with Angelo, (why? We don ' t know.) 97. We, Tricia Cullen and Tammy Fitzpatrick, leave Alessandra another birthday at Chi-Chis. 98. Lori leaves with Jimmy at her side. 99. I, Paul Howland, leave Danielle Berube a thank you for great high school memories. 100. I, Mary Connell, leave my daisy chain to Timothy Leary. 101. I, Keith Reardon, leave to Lisa, Vicky, Darcia, Chris, and Joe our friendship. 102. I, Tammy Fitzpatrick, leave Lisa Lenares a shopping spree at Marshall ' s, her own set of tools, and an award for Mechanic of the Year. ' 103. I, Michele Garabedian, leave Michele Audet a fly in her salad. 104. I, Donna Stewart, leave James Harrington a woman of his own age. 105. I, Michelle Foster, leave my sister Carri a great senior year. 106. I leave Lisa Lenares as psycho chicken (remember?) 107. I, Andrea Pesce, leave Beth Lubas and Leslie Michaud a refrigerator stocked with fruit salad in New Hampshire. 108. I, Karen Rozumek, leave Cindy Rowe with fond memories of our childhood. 109. I, Jennifer Mclntire, leave Ms. Donahue a trip to Spain without all the hassle. 110. I, Mike Ward, leave John with ten naked ladies in the moonlight. 111. I, Michele Garabedian, leave Mike Ward another phone call. 112.1 leave Mr. Kenney not with a whimper but with a bang. 113. I, Tricia Cullen, leave Scott Webster a smile and another chance to be happy. 114. I, Lisa Lenares, leave Hector memories from the senior show. 115. I, Sue O ' Meara, leave Tammy Fitzpatrick a bigger pair of binoculars to see the skinny dippers. 116. I, Leslie Michaud, leave Michele Garabedian a red bikini. 1 17. I, Mike Ward, leave John at a party at Merrimack. 118. I, Donna Stewart, leave the cliques of the class of 1986 their egos. 119. I, Keith Reardon, leave Mrs. Nadeau my morning breakfast. 120. I, Jennifer Mclntire, leave Lisa Walsh the good times we had in high school. 121.1 leave to all those who drive my driving skills and a seat belt. 122. I, Janine Bouchard, leave to the other third of the Florida four: a roll of turns, peach shorts, and 100%. 123. I, Frank Viera, leave Thanh Nguyen a pair of contact lenses to fit his little eyes. 124. I, Donna Stewart, leave Geoff Deckebach the Combat Zone. 125. I, Darcia Sadoski, leave Vicki Pergola one more double date to the movies. 126. I, Andrea Pesce, leave Sharon Dalton a leather gown and a whip. 127. I, Tricia Cullen, leave Alessandra another New Year ' s Eve Party without getting caught. 128. I, Sue O ' Meara, leave Michele Garabedian tarantula legs. 129. I, Lisa Lenares, leave Leslie Michaud a bed to sleep in. 130. I, Leslie Michaud, leave Beth Lubas the Battle of Bunkerhill and three pounds of fruit salad. 131. I, Margret G., leave Rosa M. a suitcase of wheels to fit all the stuff she has in her pocketbook. 132. I, Michelle Levesque, leave Salem High School with the intentions of never coming back. 133. We, the Giggle Gang, leave the guys the best four years of our lives. 134. I would like to leave Tina Castaldo a happy married life to Joe Doucette!!! 135. I, Rosa M., leave Tracy M. another date with John Carter. 136. I, Mike Ward, leave Chuck with his truck. 137. I, Karen C., leave Ana P. all the chocolate she can take back to Mexico. 138. I, Michelle Foster, leave the Giggle Gang a great senior year. 139. I, Karen Rozumek, leave my teachers with a quiet next year full of unarguing students. 140. I, Lisa Lenares, leave Beth Lubas saying who cares if their ugly. 141. I, Andrea Pesce, leave Jen Riley a rabbit and lots of carrots. 142. I, Jennifer Walsh, leave Vicki Pergola a new pair of brown pants. 143. I, Lee B. Rosenfield, leave Cindy Rowe two years of fond memories and my appreciation for her being such a good friend. 144. I, Keith, leave Hanna my love forever. 145. I, Tricia Cullen, leave Tammy her own cow for the future. 146. I, Lisa Lenares, leave Andrea Pesce a whip and a white bikini. 147. I, Amy leave Michelle a great four years and a promise. 148. I, Mike Ward, leave John and Tammy with Little Birdie. 149. I, Michele Garabedian, leave Melissa N. another night of driving lessons. 150. I, Andrea Pesce, leave Beth Lubas, Leslie Michaud, and Lisa Lenares Tuck doing it on fire. 151. I, Mary Yee, leave Mr. Coombes his hot topics and his outspokeness. 152. I, Kris Powell, leave anyone a trip in the red Chevette. 153. We leave Jose Sanabia all the Danvers girls. 154. The senior girls leave those freshmen girls a chance to grow up. 155. Mary and Anna leave Jill single. 156. I leave to Michelle B. a crunchy ice cream, a rainbow, and a party at U-MASS. 157. Amy leaves Doreen a bottle of Red Wine, a bubble bath at 1 :30, and a very embarrassing situation. 158. I leave to the students of G.A.P.P. Wo wohnt der herr Bailey. 159. I leave to Janet Theriault Ann Hope. 160. I leave the clique nothing at all. Love Steve. 161.1 leave Mr. Kenney a pint” of compassion. 162: Dan Ciarametaro is left with a package of straws, swimming lessons, and a personal lifeguard in a wave pool. 163. I, Beth Lubas, leave Tricia Cullen and Alessandra Femino a street by the ocean. 164. Peter Kleros is left with one muscle, a dime for an AT T phone call, and a date with Maria. 165. To Denise, we leave Johnny Rebellious. 166. To Kristine, I leave the best of luck and love in California. 167. The Class of ' 86 leaves Mr. Kenney with pleasure. 168. Karen leaves her fake ID. 169. I, Jennifer Me Intire, leave to all my teachers the fondest memories I had in high school. 170. I, Kris Powell, leave Melissa Nadolna a pic-a-color. 171.1, Kim Bohanon, leave to Cindy Rowe a pair of untied sneakers. 172. We, the clique, leave to Nick Nickolopolous a mind because it ' s a terrible thing to waste. 173. I, Peggy Sabin, leave to the Bro a dog house, a pair of sais, an aerosol can, and a Jellystone Park poster. 174. Ft. Lauderdale — Rm. 235 leaves Lisa Lenares to inspect pizza boys ' underwear. 175. I, Lisa Walsh, leave C.A.P.P. an infinite amount of Pub and Disco glasses. 176. I leave Mr. Turgeon with a new Daughter — Anna Milani. 177. I, Cindy Rowe, leave Kim Bohanon a violin partner who never does homework in orchestra and a pair of untied sneakers. 178. Michelle and Melissa leave Kristine Powell the best of luck in California. 179. Spanish IV leaves Miss Donahue a lifetime gift certificate to the phone company. 180. I, Peggy Sabin, leave to Dan Feins an appointment with my doctor. 181.1 leave to the students that travelled to Germany: Lieber Riebert du die Eihe eines Montain Loin mit Sandpapier als listen to Mr. Bailey. 182. I, Lisa Walsh, leave Cindy Rowe the U.S.S. Constitution, Copley Place, The Magic Pan, and spinach. 183. I, Melissa Nadolna, leave Ft. Lauderdale — Rm. 235 another photo session with Dean. 184. I, Amy, leave Debbie a non-expirable plane ticket to Germany. 185. I, Peggy Sabin, leave to Cathy Marchand a that would be that, strawberry creppe, and a can of hair spray. 186. Michele and Tammy leave Lisa and Leslie another night of shopping. 187. I, Karen Rozumek Houle, leave my friends with an unhurried lunch. 188. I, John McCormick, leave Tammy Fitzpatrick plastic boobs. 189. I leave Anna and Jill with eternal gratitude for being such priceless friends. 190. I, Amy leave Missy and Debbie a weird hand gesture at the lunch table that they ' ll never understand. 191.1 leave the clique to anyone that wants them. 192. I, John McCormick, leave Jimmy Lima a can of Beans. 193. We, the girl clique, leave the boy clique a bigger head than they already have — Ha! Ha! 194. I leave Michele a very sexy letter to her favorite teacher with gorgeous blue eyes and a hug from a best friend who will be there forever. 195. We leave Michele Garabedian her saying Don ' t worry about it. 196. I, Frank Vieira, leave Andy Carter a big fat sleep. 197. Kristine, Michelle, and Michele leave Melissa Nadolna another Rocket Ride. 198. I, John McCormick, leave Keith Rhodes a typical bum. 199. Ft. Lauderdale leaves Michelle Audet with Ving Yang. 200. Mr. Kompa is left with Oakey for seven more years. 201 . I, Peggy Sabin, leave to Cindy Rowe my jeans, a tight sweater, memories of an Amherst fireside, and the warmth of all our laughter. 202. I, Michele Garabedian, leave Lisa Lenares in front of Coach Perrone ' s house doing a pyramid by herself. 203. I, Lisa Walsh, leave Lee B. Rosenfield a sweat suit to dive into the Nahant waters with. 203. We leave Kelly Denehy No Parking in Florida. 204. I, Michelle Dube, leave the entire Class of ' 86 the chicken pox. 205. I, Sue O ' Meara, leave Renee Provost an unexpected visit. 206. I, Darcia Sadoski, leave Vicki Pergola one more driving lesson with Mike. 207. I, Beth Lubas, leave Leslie Michaud the Battle of Bunkerhill. 208. I, Michele Foster, leave Rita Poto a friendship that will last forever. 209. I leave Mr. Thibeault with Mr. Kenney. 210. We, the girl clique, leave Steven Ryan his unfinished comments. 211.1 leave Kevin O ' Keefe his hands to himself. 212. I, Leslie Michaud, leave Tricia Cullen and Alessandra Femino Heratio. 213. I, Kris Powell, leave Michele Garabedian Ft. Lauderdale and a straw. 214. I, Darcia Sadoski, leave Sophia Nanis one more joke to tell. 215. I, Michele Garabedian, leave Sue O ' Meara another trip down the stairs and a freshman on a rope. 216. I, Dan Ciarametaro, leave Doug LeBlanc a pack of Bic-Razors. 217. I, Tammy Fitzpatrick, leave Tricia Cullen a pair of swinging hips. 218. I, Michelle Bilodeau, leave Jamie Day a bottle of Polo and Canoe aftershave and a thank-you for a senior year full of great memories. 219. I, Tammy Fitzpatrick, leave Michele a little red Corvette, a new gallbladder, her own dog, and a trip to see the Wizard. 220. I, Karen C., leave Duane a one-way ticket to Pennsylvania. 221. I, Dan Ciarametaro, leave Chris Butler one last unemployment check and a new T.V. duster. 222. I, Michele Garabedian, leave Chuck Angeramo a lifetime of partying. 223. We, Lisa Walsh, Julie Soboczinski, and Michelle Bilodeau leave Period D, Computer class with Mr. Salvo, his stupid projects and jokes, a window, and his moustache. 224. I leave Mrs. Piemonte my lifetime suspension. 225. We, Melissa Nadolna and Michelle Audet, leave Kevin O ' Connell the Buick to do 360 ' s in. 226. I, Jennifer Mclntire, leave Cindy Rowe her famous saying shhhhh. 227. I, Frank Vieira, leave Margaret Godfrey and Kathy Gagnon two big kisses. 228. I, Michele Garabedian, leave Tammy Fitzpatrick a male maid, a burnt hand, a cruise to Revere, an extra set of keys, and a charge card to the funkiest store in Fitchburg. 229. I, Karen C., leave my brother, Larry, two great years at Salem High. 230. I, Dan Ciarametaro, leave Peter Kleros a nomination for sainthood. 231. I, Peggy Sabin, leave to Jen Mclntire her tail, a Miller tee shirt, the Pepper look, and memories of my father ' s closet and brother ' s desk. 232. I, Cindy Rowe, leave Karen Rozumek Houle her stare, a Betty Boop doll, fun happy memories of our childhood over the fences, and a warm special friendship that has lasted for all these years. 233. I, Tricia Cullen, leave Jeff, Skiv, Joey, Alessandra, Michelle, and Parker another enjoyable night in Marblehead. 234. I, Tricia Armstrong, leave Janine Bouchard an umbrella for those afternoon lunches at the Willows. 235. The A.P. Chemistry class leaves Mr. Turgeon his glasses and keys. 236. I, Danielle Berube, leave Paul Howland all our memories and dreams of the future. 237. I, Kim, leave Karen C. anything that is green. 238. I, Marc Gaudette, leave R.M. I.M., C.P. 239. I, Mike Ward, leave Chuck with something up his sleeve. 240. I, Tricia Armstrong, leave Michelle Bilodeau a cup of Chinese tea, a pillow, and a cab home. 241 . To Lori and Joni, we leave lunch at every food place in Salem. 242. To Eddie, we leave Madonna. 243. I leave Lori and Michelle our plans to party it up in Boston. 244. I, Cindy Rowe, leave Miss Donahue an abridged version of Don Quixote and, an apple and a granola bar in a noisy paper bag. 245. I, Tricia Cullen, leave Michele Garabedian another alarm clock. 246. I, Leslie Michaud, leave Hector Raymond August 9, 1985 and a key to Room 220 at the King ' s Grant. 247. I, Peggy Sabin, leave to Karen Rozumek Houle mellow music, a plastic skirt, the Dukie look, an open window, and the note that never was. 248. I, Sue O ' Meara, leave Kris Powell another chance to look like Carol Brady. 249. A.P. Chemistry leaves Mr. Turgeon with his friends Harry LiNaC, HONC1, BrIF, and his honorary student, Karen Houle. 250. I, Leigh Ann, leave Laurie her own set of SRA cards. 251. I, Kris, leave the stick shift in reverse. 252. We, Mr. Salvo ' s homeroom, leave Mr. Salvo a sense of humor and an Italian jokebook. 253. I, Laurie, leave Scott a lifetime supply of health insurance with special coverage for broken noses. 254. A.P. English leaves Mrs. Cooper the Perfect Essay and a circle of five smiling faces. 255. I, Karen Rozumek Houle, leave to Jennifer Mclntire a clean pocketbook and a room without dirty clothes. 256. I, Lisa Walsh, leave the class of ' 86 love, peace, success, and happiness in the near and distant future. 257. I, Cindy Rowe, leave our Class of ' 86 with a wish for a bright and rewarding future. 258. I, Peggy Sabin, leave Salem High School my temporary misplacement and Dahness. 259. I, Anna Milani, leave the Class of ' 86 with a finished Yearbook!!! ft. 118 SENIOR SHOW 120 March 13-14, 1986 - JAILHOUSE ROCK AWARDS CEREMONY 122 SOPHOMORE SOCIAL J 124 125 JUNIOR SENIOR COTILLION 126 WINTER WONDERLAND 127 SENIOR PROM 130 June 2, 1 986 j and I SHERATON TARA 132 133 LUAU 134 U ■‘jBum SENIOR BANQUET 136 June 5. J 986 137 m GRADUATION 138 June 6, 1 986 a 139 VETERANS ' MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE 140 SIX O ' CLOCK 141 142 143 PATRONS MR. AND MRS. CHARLES ANGERAMO MR. AND MRS. NORMAN A. BERUBE THOMAS AND PRISCILLA BERUBE MR. AND MRS. HAROLD F. BLAKE, JR. KATHERINE E. BRAY MR. AND MRS. 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