Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

� m w ' j.0-££h � _ 9ALEM HIGH SCHOOL SALEM, MA 1987 WITCH II ' 2 3 WE ALL HAVE SORROW 4 BUT IF WE ARE WISE 6 7 WHEN YOU’RE NOT STRONG 8 AND I’LL BE YOUR FRIEND 9 I’LL HELP YOU CARRY ON, 11 TILL I’M GONNA NEED SOMEBODY TO LEAN ON 12 JUST CALL ON ME BROTHER 13 WHEN YOU NEED A HAND 4 $ 14 WE ALL NEED SOMEBODY TO LEAN ON 15 I JUST MIGHT HAVE A PROBLEM THAT YOU’D UNDERSTAND 16 WE ALL NEED SOMEBODY TO LEAN ON In Memorium Frank Levesque “Special” is a word that is used to describe something one-of-a-kind like a hug or a sunset or a person who spreads love with a smile or kind gesture. “Special” applies to something that is admired and precious and which can never be replaced. “Special” is the word that best describes you. Teri Fernandez IN MEMORIUM Dana Bergeron Classmate — Student — Friend 19 Leslie Abcunas “Are You For Real?” Martin L. Alcantara “A toast of the Real Class of “87” when the connoisseurs partied and the puppets followed.” Raymond John Amirault Peter Angelopolus “Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder” “Buzz Brothers 2 ” 20 Maria Estel Arroyo Catherine A. Beaulieu “Just Keep On Smilin’ ” Jeffrey F. Aucone Emily S. Belanger “Cherish the fun you’ve had and make the joy from it last.” Allison Sue Bates ‘ ‘The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Anthony Belfiore 21 Dana Bergeron Jennifer Emily Berube Tara Christine Bettencourt “I gotta smile for everyone I meet.” Deborah Jean Bilodeau Edward William Bogle Luis E. Borrero 22 Timothy J. Boucher Dean Borders Brian C. Bucco “What will become of the puppets when their masters are no more. James G. Cahill Mark S. Cahill Brenda Lee Calabro “If they had a king of fools then I would wear the crown and you can all die laughing because I’ll wear it proudly.” 23 Derek C. Carlson Gregory A. Carlton Jeffrey J. Caron Scott Lewis Carr Denise F. Censabella Brian Chaklos 24 Douglas N. Chase Michael J. Cimino Julie Ann Cinelli Fredrick A. Clark Robert F. Clark Julie Ann Claveau 25 Thomas Russell Cobb “Where’s Beth?” Paul Lewil Coffin Shayne M. Cokerdam “Be your best, noone else’s.” 26 Denise M. Couillard Angela Marie Creeden Leslie Jean Cripps Leandra Toni Crawford Jennifer Ellen Curran Laurie Ann D’ Amato “Jenn” “So what’s your point?” 27 James Francis Day IV Paul Delany Constance Dombrowski Meghan Mara Donoghue “Meggie” “The wheel that squeaks the loudest is the one tha t gets the grease” Steven John Dobrosielski Peter Daniel Dragon “Buzz Brothers 1” “Don’t stand in front of me because I might not follow, Don’t stand behind me because I might not lead, just stand beside me and be my friend.” 28 George Michael Drillas Catherine Elise Dubuque Stacie Mae Dudley Elizabeth Amy Duerr Thomas Edward Dunne Edna Damaris Duzz “There’s a lady who’s sure all that glitters is gold and she’s buying the stairway to heaven. 29 Suzanne Dziadyk Kathleen A. Eaton Laura L. Eaton Eric G. Eddy Dennis R. Erwin Kelly Ann Erwin 30 Ilsa Espinal Thomas Allen Eugenio Robin Theresa Faulting Shari Lynn Fecteau Scott G. Feffer i “I can’tbelieve in someone who “To strive, to seek, to succeed” : doesn’t believe in me” Christine L. Ferriero 31 Christine Lynn Fortin Carri L. Foster Diane Fox Dana Gagnon Sean Timothy Gallagher Jeffrey John Gallo 32 David Paul Gauthier Eileen Gauthier Gary Grant George Todd Matthew Gandolpho Susan Marie Gaudette Jeannine Marie Gaudreau 33 John Joseph Gilligan Pamela Giroux Larry G. Guinta “The agony is worth the “A great man is one who does ecstasy” not lose his child’s heart.” Mencius, works Paul Martin Goyette “Life is too precious to be taken for granted.” Anton Hamilton “There cannot be another God to worship, for only one rules our basketball court, our lives, and the sport clothing we wear and he is called “Air” Jordan of the Chicago Bulls! Sherry Lynne Harding 34 Mark Paul Higgins Deborah Diane Hios “We don’t come alone, We are fire, We are stone. We’re the hand that writes and quickly moves away. We’ 11 know for the first time, if we’re evil or devine we’re the last in line.” George Tony Hoxha “Bud” 35 Jennifer L. Hughes Tami Iovanna Linda C. Janiak “A smile can make a summer where darkness else would be. ’ ’ Linda Lane Kapnis Pedro Jose Jimenez Beth Ann Kacherian “Can I tell You?” 36 Amanda Killian “Y’See I Didn’t wanna be with any people I know, But God knows I didn’t wannna be alone.” Daniel V. Kinsella Evelyn Kritikos ‘‘Life is not a having and a getting but a being and a becoming.” Georgia Kritikos ‘‘He who has courage and faith will never perish in misery.” Julie Ann Lambert Kelly Ann LeBel “KeL” Nothing great is every ac- complished without enthu- siasm and a smile.” 37 John Paul LeBlanc Raymond George LeBlanc III Kirk W. Leffler “It was a long hard road but “See you in the White House.” worth the effort.” 38 Mary J. Malionek Erik G. Manninen I “Our memories of yesterday , will last a life time. Just take the ibest, forget the rest and : someday you’ll find ...” Cathy J. Malionek “And so we are told this is the golden age. And gold is the reason for the wars we wage.” Teri Lynne Manning “Isn’t that special!” Bruce Phillip MacRae Jennifer Kathleen Mackey li 39 Carolyn M. Mansi Catherine Marchand Gloria Therese Martineau Gerald A. Maynard, Jr. “Doc” ‘Do it up” Lisa Anne Marescalchi Suzanne E. Mazzarini 40 Deirdre C. McCarthy Robert H. McGrath “A man’s reach should exceed his grasp or what is heaven for?’ ’ Robert Browning Dawn Marie Meehan Kathleen M. McNamara “A heart is not judged by how much you love but how much you are loved by others.” Cheryl A. McMath Peter Joseph Melanson 41 Roland N. Mertsch Reinier Rocio Mesa Robert D. Metcalf James Michaud Daniel Wayne Mitchell Deborah Lee Mizioch 42 Susan Moreland Stephen James Morgan Mary Teresa Mullins Brian R. Nadeau Holly Lynn Najarian Sophia M. Nanis “Man’s flight through life is sustained by his knowledge.” 43 Thuy B. Ngo Mark F. O’Hara Donald Paul Novack “Thanks for the memories in Salem High School. Let us all in our pro-high school years be cool by living life to the fullest, making this world a better place for all things in life, especially the human race.” Leah Marie O’Keefe 44 Stephen Michael O’Grady “To conquer without risk is to triumph without glory.” Bethann Kristen O’Leary Andrew Spencer Parker Linda Angela Patruno Jennifer Lynne Paul Alicia J. Orlando Kim E. Ostalkiewicz Annmarie Paolucci 45 Carl E. Peckham Nicole Erin Pelletier Pauline Catherine Pelletier “So sad to bad” Scott Eric Pelletier Laura Jean Pelosi “The Good book says it’s better to give than to receive. Do my best to do my part, nothing in my pockets, nothing up my sleeves. Keep my magic in my heart.” Jennifer Anne Perrone 46 Michael Robert Perry Lauren Elizabeth Poussard Roland A. Pinault II Christopher T. Pizzello Sandra M. Power Kelly Ann Powers 47 Renee M. Provost Donna Marie Quartarone Mark Edward Reagan George Paul Rhodes Joseph T. Quartarone Antoinette L. Richmond 48 Scott M. Rocheville Gary E. Rowe Seth E. Russell Kelly Ann Russo Paul J. Sadoski Jeffrey Joseph Salerno 49 Diana Eve Santizo Leann Schaejbe Lee, Schibs E. Peter Schaeublin Karen A. Salerno Elisa Maria Moniz Sampaio Julio C. Sanabia 50 John Charles Scivoletto “It’s Not That Simple.” Debra Lori Silverman “When all else fails. . .Sleep!!!” Robert Thomas Smales III 51 ' Matthew Louis Stokes “Life in the fast lane.” Laura Marie Swenson Jennifer Swiniuch Jen Jasper “Barbie doesn’t have bruises.” Heather Ann Szafranski Laurie A. Talbot Brian L. Tarnowski “Dream and your dreams will come true.” 52 John S. Termini Richard F. Theriault Katherine Anne Tomsho ‘All of to live is to love.” Luis Toribio Kristen Ann Tucker Sophia V. Tzortzis 53 Carmen Lydia Vargas Laura J. Vieira “Lappa” ‘ ‘A person must be independent to be able to achieve their own goals.” Juan Vargas Katherine Venetsanakos “Challenge the impossible, conquer the unknown.” Dina Viglas “The Greek Princess” Deirdre J. Voss 54 Kevin Edward Walters “Snake” “Never Say Goodbye” Melissa Dullea Ward Robert Paul Warren, Jr. “Bodha” Even though not in heaven we’re the Class of “87” Scott L. Webster Christine Elizabeth Welch Peter P. Wesley 55 Christopher T. White “Don’t worry we’ll take care of it.” Tamara Lynn Christian Whittredge Michele White Donald Allen Winsor “Skipper” — The ultimate connoisseur. Raymond T. White Kathleen Linda Wronkowski “Who Me!!” 56 Eddie Kocur Kris Rodenheiser CAMERA SHY Robert S. Amaro Daniel B. Kozlowski Brian Anderson Brian Scott Krisko Dennis Angelopolus Thomas Scott Laber Joseph J. Armstrong Michael S. LaBonte Antonio Aulet Shawn Michael LeBlanc Karl H. Await Antonie N. Levesque Jeffery Baril Noemi Lopez Tracy Berg Lisa Markarian Peter Anthony Bick Charlene Marie Miller Adrienne Bradstreet David Nygreen Brian C. Bucco Dina Petronio Juan Carrion William Raymond Pied Christopher J. Carr Daniel E. Pingree Coleridge Collymore Rebecca Redwine Gary Desilets Andres B. Reyes Jose Luis Diaz Drake Roberts David Dziadyk Jose R. Robles Adrienne Evans Kris A. Rodenhiser Robin Evelth David Simard Iris J. Febles Terry W. Stevenson Valerie Ann Gness Luis Tonibio Charles Hobbs Javier Christopher Walton Pedro Jose Jimenez 57 BABY PICTURES Across L-R Leslie Abcunas, Raymond Aimirault, Jane Anderson, Jeff Aucone, Carrie Beaulieu, Emily Belanger, Laurie Belanger, Jennifer Berube, Debbie Bilodeau, Adrienne Bradstreet, Derek Carlson, Denise Censabella, Bob and Fred Clark Across L-R Julie-Ann Claueau, Shayne Cokerderm, Leslie Cripps, Jennifer Curran, Laurie D’ Amato, Jamie Day, Meghan Donoghue, Cathy Dubuque, Stacie Dudley, Beth Duerr, Kelly Erwin, Robin Faulting, Shari Fecteau Across L-R Scott Feffer, Christine Fortin, Carri Foster, Jeff Gallo, Sue Gaudette, Dave Gauthier, Pam Giroux, Larry Giunta, Jannifer Hughes, Tami lovanna, Evelyn and Georgia Kritikos, Julie Lambert, Kelly Lebel Across L-R Ray LeBlanc, Cathy Malionek, Mary Malionek, Teh Manning, Gloria Martineau, Sue Mazzarini, Dierdre McCarthy, Kathy McNamara, Sue Moreland, Donald Nouack, Stephen O’Grady, Leah O’Keefe, Bethann O’Leary Across L-R Linda Patmno, Jennifer Paul, Ann Marie Palucci, Nichole Pelletier, Pauline Pelletier, Scott Pelletier. Laura Pelosi, Jannifer Perone. Lauren Poussard, Renee Provost, Donna Quartarone, Jeff Salerno, Karen Salerno Across L-R Leann Schaejbe, Peter Schaublin, Matt Stokes, Jean St. Pierre, Kathy Tomsho, Kristen Tucker, Sophie Tzortzis, Kathy Venetsonakos, Laura Vieira, Diedre Voss, Melissa Ward, Chris White, Michele White CLASS HISTORY 1983 . . . Freshmen, The peons of the high school. We wondered why there were green lockers on orange floor. We learned to ignore the “slip schedule” for lunches. We had no formal dance, no show, no cars, no reputation, and no respect. We learned to survive, and that is all. 1984 ... By our second year we were already being touted as the most spirited and talented class to come along in a while. As sophomores, we knew everything. And, in our efforts to climb the social ladder, we made sure we stepped on quite a few freshmen. (After all, what are freshmen for?) We visited Siam in our production of “The King and I.” Our gym teachers made us jump from high places and play soccer blindfolded. We danced to “Stairway to Heaven” amid blue balloons, amazed at how good we all looked dressed up. 1985 . . . We discovered we didn’t know everything. Those who were going to school to learn thought they would never survive the heavy courseload. Those who didn’t care about learning could now at least party with people who had cars. Always looking for a good time, our class outnumbered the seniors at the “Winter Wonderland” Cotillion. And, for the first time, we had a prom. We arrived at Jimmy’s Allenhurst anxious and dressed to the nines. We took home glasses printed with “We’ve Got Tonight,” our theme song. “The Sound of Music” was the all-school musical that year and in “Up the Down Staircase,” we got to act like high school 64 students and teachers — without the pressure. Mysteri- ously, our junior show never quite got off the ground. Maybe it was because some of us were already worrying about English class next year. 1986 and 1987 . . . Senior year at last . . . We pretended we knew everything with all confidence. Now the major force on most of the Athletic teams, we brought the Witches to two North Eastern Conference Champion- ships — in Girls’ soccer and in football. We also helped the baseball team to its first tourney game win ever. The Senior Carnival added even more money to our class’ healthy treasury and also gave a little experience to anyone who was considering joining the circus. We had a great time at the Cotillion and also at our Senior Prom at Danversport Yacht Club, with the “Supremes” perform- ing for us at the prom. Our class officers through our four years here: Jane Anderson, Julie Lambert, Scott Webster, Stephen O’Grady, Kathy Venetsanskos, Jamie Day and Deirdre McCarthy are probably some of the best this school has ever seen. And although probably each of us has had a few experiences during high school that we wouldn’t wish on our worst enemies, I think we can all say, we’ve come a long way since 8th grade. We move on in life, proud Witch alumni, searching for drier hallways and a library where we can have some quiet study. Kathy Tomsho Class Historian 65 66 J 67 VARSITY SOCCER The soccer team finished the season with a brilliant 15-2-1 record, the second best in the school’s his- tory. However, they were disappointed by a second place finish to an undefeated Marblehead team. The team was backboned by a strong defense that allowed a mere 11 goals. The defense, led by Seniors Joe Quartarone and Larry Giunta and by all-star co-captains Joe Gilligan and Scott Webster, established a school record of 11 shutouts. The offense scored a league high 60 goals due to the work of Senior Dean Borders and all-star co- captains Jeff Aucone and John Spvoletto. The booters qualified for the state tournament for the 68 Bottom row L R Tom Cobb, Teddy Pierce, Nicasio Arzu, Bill Richards, Mike Vaillancourt, Robert Cronin, Joseph Quartarone, Mike Chigas. Top row L-R Asst. Coach Bob Griffin, Tom Levasseur, Tim Collins, Joe Gilligan Capt , Scott Webster Capt., Jeff Aucone Capt., John Scivoletto Capt., Dean Bordres, Larry Giunta, Jim Nicholson, Head Coach John Aucone. 69 GIRL’S SOCCER These Witches triumphed both on and off the field this season. The team led by a strong group of ten seniors, finally captured the Northeastern Confer- ence Championship, and finally, finally beat those Headers. Overcoming some adversity among team members and many injurie? and illnesses, the team arrived at some shining moments in the season — such as defeating the Beverly Panthers 5 to 1. Assistant Coach Doreen Thibeault supplied the team with plenty of spree and incetive to “Get Ugly” while Head Coach Maihos endured mismatched socks, loud bus rides, frantic scrambles for hair ties and games of Red Light, Green Light. A team not necessarily endowed with the most talent in the Conference, The Salem High Girls proved themselves to be a team with spunk, class and perserverance. 70 Bottom row L-R Beth Maloon, Lauren Elsaessar, Laurie Beaulieu, Jen Paul, Bethann O’Leary — Capt., Sue Gaudette — Capt., Michelle White, Denise Censabella, Leann Morris, Jen Dowd. Top row L-R Coach Charlie Maihos, Kathy Moreland, Kristen Moreland, Jen Curran, Leah O’Keefe, Kathy Tomsho, Julie Lambert, Jeannine Gaudreau, Denise Hall, Stacy Fooney, Jen Powers, Debbie Tomsho, Asst. Coach Doreen Thibault. 71 72 Top Row L-R: Diane Smith, Barbara Luzinski, Sheri Dalton, Pat Brophy, Kristen Tucker, Kathy Venetsanakos, Laurie MaGuire, Sheri Fetter, Geri Segal, Coach. Bottom Row L-R: Kathy Wronkowski, Alice Ryan, Barb Tobin, Linda Kapnis, Colleen Donovan, Eren Boise, Jane Anderson, Chris Beaulieu. 73 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY TRACK Small in number but big in heart, the Girls Cross Country team, coached by Sharyn Pramas Longo, worked very hard this season. Running through the woods, chasing little kids, and returning young man’s wallet, the team made up of captain Deirdre McCarthy, ' newcomer Meghan Donoghue and veterans Deirdre Voss, Annalisa Oullette, and Denise Rhodes, showed a lot of improvement throughout the season. We may have only won 1 meet, but we won it big with the first 5 across the line. At the banquet, held at. Tiki Kai, McCarthy received the Hall of Fame MVP award and Meghan Donoghue received the Most Improved. The team was small but we had a great time anyway. Bottom row L-R Deirdre Voss, Capt. Deirdre McCarthy, Meghan Donoghue. Top row L-R Denise Rhodes, Annalisa Ouellette, Coach Sharyn Pramas Longo. . 75 GOLF TEAM Take note of this obscure fact: the Golf team has not had a losing season in years. The 1986 season was another success, as we forged a 5-4 record against a tough schedule. The Clark brothers, Bobby and ! Freddy, (Continued their dominance of the North- , ' eastern Conference, rarely losing a match while amassing a staggering number of trophies and awards. Shayne Cokerdam and Chris Pizzello were solid no. 3 and no. 4 players. Shayne fought out health trouble and a wicked courseload on his way to four wins, while Chris quietly went undefeated after three frustrating ties. Dan Kinsella managed to avoid flying golf balls (for most of the year anyway) en route to a solid year at no. 7, and the irrepressible Eric Eddy was always on hand to demonstrate his unique method of reading greens, better known as the “Rolling Theory.” Seven underclassmen remain to take up the legacy under coach Bill Cullen’s assu- red leadership. All in all, a successful, competitive, and (most importantly) fun season. 76 MM Bottom row L-R Jeff Avigan, Shayne Cokerdem, Darren Eng. Top row L-R Coach Bill Cullen, Bobby Clark Co-Capt., Dan Kinsella, Scott Scharfenberg, Fred Clark Co-Capt , Chris Pizzello. 77 1 Bottom Row L-R Sue McBournie, Adrianne Aucone, Co-Capt. Laura Swenson, Co-Capt. Shari Fecteau, Kelly LeBel, Robin Faulling, Stephanie Eaton. Top Row L-R April Swiniach, Michelle Gagnon, Liv Gagnon, Andrea Twombey, Joanne Leger, Kermit Leblanc, Kim Chapman, Nita George, Maureen Mahoney, and Coach — Mike Kompa. 79 80 Bob Ward Bob Raymond, Jeff Gallo, Dan Lonergan Capt., Doug Canney, Steve Sadoski, Rick O’Leary, Brian Anglin, Brian Poussard, Paul Sadoski, Don Bruns, Gary Rowe, Jason Alleyne, Scott Krisko, Jose Jiminez, Andy Parker, Eric Connolly, Brian Bucco, Roger Simmons, Bob Jellison, Roy Breckenridge, Peter Dragon, Bob Amaro, Sean Gallagher Capt., Mike Tingley, Scott Jordan Julio Sanabia, Dave Orlando, Javier Walton, Jamie Anketell, Blais Russo, Carlos Morais, Chris Rovendro, Steve Morgan, Lauren Warren, Mark Fischer, Mike Gibeley, Brian Chaklos, John Meil, Joe Colella, Bob Lamontagne John Gaudet Don Winsor Dave O ' Keefe, Tony Belifore, Chris Rovendro. Chris Coleman, Jon Walters, Peter Melanson Capt. Steve Cicco, Mark Higgins Capt, Matt Armstrong, Mark Cahill, Don Novack, Mike Sosnowski, Dave Dziadyk, Pat Silva, Gregg Carlton Matt Wioncek Mark Riley, Chuck Lemelin, Lance Paquin, Dennis King, Steve Gauthier, Peter Angelopolous, Bob Frizzie,’ Kevin O’Keefe Ed Richardson. HOMECOMING Mr. Curtin crowns Homecoming Queen Kristen Tucker. 82 BAND 83 FOOTBALL . . . The Victory Was Ours. 84 m 85 BOYS WINTER TRACK 86 _lj r ML4 i v MB si — — ■! Top Row L-R: Mike Fisher, Stephen Carpentier, Tim Collins, Roland Mertsch, Aurthor Theopo- lopolous, Robbie Smales, Denis Gaudette, Rick O ' Leary, Joey Gilligan, John Scivoletto, Bob Griffin Coach. 2nd Row L-R: Jim Dennis, Denis King, Peter Schaublin, Jason Vanne, Mike Smith, Lucus Jackson, Scott Roachville, Jeff Gallo, Peter Viglas. Bottom Row L-R: John May- nard, John Raymond, Craig Bilodeau, Matt Salvo. 87 GIRLS WINTER TRACK The girls winter track team, led by Co-capts. Jen Hughes and Deirdre McCarthy, had a very “successful” season. We didn’t win many meets, yet we displayed a lot of talent, especially from the underclassmen. The banquet was a buffet dinner at the Christopher Columbus Hall. Watch out for this team — we are up and coming. 88 Top row L-R: Becky Carlton, Sheri Feffer, Lisa Perry, Nancy Morrissey, Sue King, Teri Manning, Myra Pellitier. Second Row L-R: Beth Maloon, Jen Maki, Stephanie Grecco, Annalisa Ouelette, Kerry Sheehy, Kathy Theresa Lee, Jenni Mackey, Kathy Venetsanakos, Sharyn Pramas-Longo Coach. Bottom Row L-R: Tricia Brennan, Julie Tagaliri, Michelle Gaudette, Deirdre McCarthy Capt., Jen Hughes, Capt., Mary Keon, Melane Estella. 89 SWIM TEAM The Salem High School Swim Team had the same record as last year — 2- hat’s not bad considering warlost Ihreexgpgar swimmers in Patrick Burk Tcott Klcrce, Afl Paul How- land. The teafrr spirit ' wa tremendous, and although our team reqajd wasn’t improved, our personal timestvere - The annual All-Star meet was at the Salem State Complex and was represlmed by team captains Sdott Feffer and Jane Anderson. Other members were Chris Rovendro, Lori Maguire, Andrea Tomslro and j Zhristina McClure. The MIAA State Swimming and Div- ing Championship was held and was represented by Scott Feffer. On the whole, it was a pretty safe season. Be- sides some muscle pulls and cramps, there was nothing major, except: Scott Feffer decided to shave his legs for the All-Star meet and caused a “blood bath” in the locker room. Although Scott qualified for States by doing this, he used up two boxes of band-aids for the wounds. 90 Top Row L-R Coach, Laurie Maguire, Chris Rovendro, Scott Feffer Capt, Jane Anderson Capt., Paul Coffin, Nichole Pellitier, Denise Hall, Heidi Porter, Chris McClure, Michele Rovendro, Bottom Row L-R Ann-Marie Greene, Andrea Tomsho, Chris Beaulieu, Sheri Fines, Liv Gagne, Nichole Gallant, Michele Gagnan, Gerri Segal, Myrel Kurzman, Courtney Lenard. 91 92 Back Row, left to right: Chris Pearson, Mike Desmond, Peter Venetsonakos, Greg Carlton, Jamie Day, Michael Gibeley, Peter Campbell, Coach DiPiza. Front Ro w, left to right: Chris Brimicombe, Brian Crosby, Brian Cobb, Sean Gallagher, capt., Julio Sanabia, capt., Jeff Avigian, Kevin D’etremont. 93 94 Top row L-R: Gina Smith, Coach, Chris Welch, Heather Jones. Bottom row: Bonnie O’Brien, Colleen Donovan, Kristen Berube, Joanna Ingalls. 95 Top L-R Coach Bob Sweezy, Bnan Ferraro, Pat Silva, Scott Bradley, Jim Nicholson, Dan Maguire Capt., Chns White Capt., Mark Hernando Capt., Tom Lapham, Greg Erwin, Bob Jellison, Rob Kostan, Ray LeBlanc Asst. Coach Scott Brazers, Asst. Coach Peter Dijocamo. Bottom Row L-R Scott Williamson, John Perry, Chirs Conway, Chip Cook, Stephen Brophey, Scott Hentosh Tommy Beaulieu, Derek Eskanas, Kieth Pellitier, Kevin Walters. 97 Top row L-R: Coach John Fortunado, Denis Rhodes, Susan Moreland, Holly Najarian, Lisa Anglin, Jen Powers, Joanne Leger, Heather Mclntire. Bottom row L-R: Sue Gaudette, Co- Capt., Bethann O’Leary, Co-Capt., Kristen Moreland. 99 100 Sado ki rt i R °y Brec enndge, Leo Jacobs, Zack Zegorowski, Stev IpH wopHc A ]? yne ' T °P row L ' R: Easy Hammonds, Eric Manninen, David Candelaric jMkoStefT Dragon c °- ca P t - Chris Coleman, John Neil, Scott Webster Co-capt„ Coacl 101 wm SPRING TRACK i The girls spring track team went 3-5 not bad considering most of the members were underclassman. Led by seniors Chris Welch, Deirdre McCarthy, and Jen Hughes, the team was presented with Salem sweats, sweatshirts, and rugby shirts at the end of the season. The banquet was once again held at the A.O.H. hall and the “kitchen crew” worked hard ( to make it another successful meal. 102 Bottom row L-R: Julie Taglieri, Denise Inman, Cheryl Mastrogrovanni, Jan Hughes Co-capt Deirdre McCarthy Co-capt., Michelle Gaudette, Kerry Sheehy, Chris Welch. Top row L-R: Tracy Carter, Ann Marie, Lisa Perry, Nicole Pelletier, Becky Carlton, Jessica Benson, Jane Ouelette, Nancy Morrisey, Lisa Pelletier, Coach Sharyn Pramas Longo. 103 BOYS SPRING TRACK Top row L-R: Tim Collins, Joey Gilligan, Matt Wioncek, Scott Jordan, Denis King, Jay Smith, Mike Gibeley, Chris Shiliber, Robbie Smales, Coach. Bottom Row: Eric Olsen, Danny Borders, Mike Geralamo, Dwayne Lord, Roy Breckenridge, Craig Billideau, Ray LeBlanc. 105 GIRLS SOFTBALL 106 Top row L-R: Pete Dolan, Jim Elsselser Coach, Kathy Smith, Julie Pelliter, Jen Dowd, Lisa Anglan, Jen Powers, Heather Maclntire, Monique Bachary, Kathy Toups, Charlie Malyos Coach. Bottom row L-R: Colleen Donovan, Laurie Beaulieu, Leann Mauris, Leah O ' Keefe Capt., Colleen O ' Keefe Bat Girl, Bethann O ' Leary Capt., Kathleen Moreland, Kristen Moreland. 107 i BOYS’ BASEBALL 108 - - ‘ m Bottom row L-R Andrew Parker, Dave Orlando, Ricky O’Leary, Mike Valancourt Co-Capt. Jeff Gallo, Jamie Anketell. Top row L-R Head Coach A1 (jiardi, Juan Vargas, Jessie Tremblay, Jeff Juden, Sean Gallagher, Co-Capt. Derek Carlson, Jose Jiminez. I LACROSSE 1987 was the first year for Salem High Lacrosse as a varsity .feam. The year of building team character ■ Bland t Tty a®blL?s . , | .ositive hamnonToi tl ie future, w.is led by captains L pi CocWB arfy GiUnta, awM e Perry. Although the team was young in all ' cts, Coach Steve Pizzo showed a great ability knowledge of the flame. ' All in ailffibieam set- ' | the pace fo all Sale teams to come. Bottom row L-R Jim Cahill, Joey Venezula, John Maynard, Dennis Ross, Co-Capt. Mike Perry, Co-Capt. Larry Giunta, Tom Doyle, Darren Eng, Jim Dennis. Top row L-R Head Coach Steve Pizzo, Pat Silva, MarkTuttle, Mark Reardon, Brian Cobb, BradMaloon, Kathy Venetsanakos Matt Stokes, Brian Crosby, Matt Curran, Jason Vanne. Ill 113 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Bottom row L-R Laurie Vassil, Ann Thibodeau. Lisa Hiltunan, Kermit LeBlanc, Wendy Pierce, Tracey Bray. Top row L R Tara Bettencourt, Meghan Donoghue, Emily Belanger Co-Capt , Missy Ward Co-Capt., Leslie Abcunas, Laura Swenson, Jen Paul. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Bottom row L-R Cathy Dubuque, Dina Viglas, Sophia Nanis, Karen Salerno Co-Capt., Heather Szafranski Co-Capt , Chris Cole, Sue Dziadyk Top row L-R Lisa Lombard, Colleen Bell, Betsy Power, Tina Robinson, Lisa Anglin, Gretchen Schaeublin, Julie Williamson, Kim Kelly, Bethany Martin, Witch Linda Patruno. 114 HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Bottom row L-R Karen Labonte, Sherri Dalton, Nancy Rich, Kelly Lebel, Cindy Cohen. Top row L-R Dawn Meehan, Jennifer Curran, Kathy McNamara Co-Capt , Thuy Ngo, Co-Capt, Leann Schaejbe Witch, Liz Philips. SOCCER CHEERLEADERS Bottom row L-R Lorene Machado, Danielle Occipenti, Chris Moj. Top row L-R Carrie Beaulieu Co-Capt., Laura Pelosi Witch, Laura Eaton, Debbie Bilodeau Co-Capt. 115 116 117 Student Council 118 National Honor Society 120 Spanish National Honor Society S.H.S. Band S.H.S. Orchestra 121 Pop Rock Chorus S.A.D.D SCIENCE LEAGUE MATH LEAGUE Yearbook Staff Jennifer Berube, Katherine Tomsho, Kathy McNamara, Meghan Donoghue, Editor-in-Chief, Kelly Lebel, Mrs. Gallo. Not Shown: Emily Belanger, Evelyn and Georgia Kritikos, Jamie Day, art editor, Nicole Pelletier, cover designer, Deirdre McCarthy, Assistant Editor. TO THE CLASS OF 1987: If it were not for Kathy Mac’s dutiful typing of the names of players, for Evelyn and Georgia’s calm copying of my frenzied layouts, for Deirdre and my slav- ing over creative ways to arrange pictures, for Kelly and Kathy T’s sifting through piles of seniors and their quotes, and for Jen B. and Emily’s tearing their hair out over the endless class will, this book would never have been completed. These are only a few of the contributions each staff member made to this book. I am extremely grateful for their dedication and love. Also, Mrs. Gallo deserves more than a pat on the back for her dedication. She typed, filed, and soothed my fits of hysteria. In the fall, I will be able to hold this baby in my arms and share it with all of you, the Class of 87. But in the throes of labor, we had good memories and alot of fun. Enjoy it. Meghan Donoghue Editor-in-Chief 124 WINTER COTILLION d STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY 129 SUPERLATIVES BEST EYES Julie Lambert, Joey Quartarone MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Deirdre McCarthy, Shayne Cokerdem MOST ATHLETIC Sue Gaudette, Sean Gallagher MOST DISTINCTIVE LAUGH Kathy Venetsonakos, Donald Novack CLASS CHOWHOUND Cathy Dubuque, Joey Gilligan MOST CONTAGIOUS SMILE Emily Belanger, Danny Lonergan BEST DRESSED Shari Fecteau, Jeff Gallo CLASS SPAZ Jennifer Berube, Greg Carlton 130 CLASS FLIRT Melissa Ward, Jeff Aucone MOST ARTISTIC Nicole Pelletier, Jamie Day MOST GULLIBLE Linda Kapnis, Chris Pizzello BEST BUILD MOST DEVOTED TO CLASS OF 87” Kathy Venetsonakow, Mark Cahill Deirdre McCarthy, Stephen O ' Grady 131 LOUDEST MOUTH Kelly Lebel, Joe Colella CLASS PROCRASTINATOR Chris Welch, Eric Eddy BEST HAIRDO Cathy Malionek, John Scivoletto MOST INSEPERABLE FRIENDS Kristen Tucker, Kathy Venetsanakos MOST NEUROTIC Meghan Donoghue, Shayne Cokerdem MOST INSEPERABLE FRIENDS Roland Pinault, Ed Bogle MOST TALKATIVE Kelly LeBel, Stephen O ' Grady SHYEST Jennifer Hughes, Mark Reagan MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC Amanda Killian, John Scivolitto WHINIEST Kelly LeBel, Shayne Cokerdem CUTEST COUPLE Dina Violas and Brian Chaklos CLASS RAPPER Angie Greeden, Peter Schaeublin MOST MUSICAL Meghan Donoghue, John Scivoletto CLASS YUPP IE Kathy McNamara, Jeff Aucone CUTEST Cathy Malionek, Sean Gallagher 134 135 YOU’RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN 136 137 SENIOR SHOW 139 Heard it through the Grapevine TMRODGK 1 140 141 AWARDS NIGHT May 28, 142 143 SENIOR PROM 148 SENIOR BANQUET ii ii 1 1 1 1 151 GRADUATION 152 153 Administrators Mr. Paul Higgins Assistant Principal Mr. Edward Curtin Principal Mr. Dan Wholley Director of Guidance Mr. J. Michael Ward Assistant Principal THANKS FOR EVERYTHING — THE MEMORIES WE’VE SHARED WILL LAST FOREVER BI-LINGUAL PRACTICAL ARTS Ben Cambell Jane Cohen Frank Leonard Lillian Zatorre William Mardney BUSINESS David McGrath John Regan Charlene Bailey Maureen Roache Marie Beaupre Paul Rodolico Marie Blair Paul Vignoli Diane Costa Al Giardi SCIENCE Donna Healey Edward Cookson Lee Hughes William Coombes Sandra Lillo Paul Girard Kathleen O’Leary Martha Hogan Donald Wilinski Faith Ortins ENGLISH Constance Plouffe William Poole Marie Barry William Raymond Debbie Clay Ralph Turgeon Ruth Cooper Ann DeCarlo SOCIAL STUDIES Jean Fecteau Robert Bailey James Hipps Armand Devoe Joan Irons Patricia Hynes Greg Long Dolores Jacobs Robert Lyons John McDonald Virginia McCarthy Meil Moymihan Marie Phelan Frank Nolan Jim Seeley Annette Stavros CHAPTER 1 Robert Thibeault Ellen Dufour Nick Xiarhos F.A.P.A. SPECIAL ED Jane Hartmann Richard Boisvert Rose Horrigan Roy Hagen Debbie Kehoe William Stevens Diane McGrane Sheila Theberge Marie Meegan John Thomsen Edid Mirkin Ralph Finn James O ' Connor FOREIGN LANGUAGE Dewie Orr Joseph Riley Vivien Blaney Donna Silvio Patricia Donahue Kathleen Wholley Christine Miaskiewicz Theresa Miaskiewicz VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS Robert Byrd James Casellini Eleanora Buras Jim Elsaesser Sheila Theberge Eddie Morse I.M.C. Jane Miller Ralph Natola SUBSTANCE ABUSE COORDINATOR Catherine Piemonte Lynda Coffill MATH NURSE Judy delRosario Elizabeth Shea Donna Demirai Margaret Godin IN-SCHOOL SUSPENSION Michael Kompa Philio Burke Peter Rubin Frank Salvo STUDENT ACTIVITIES William Triant Cecile Gallo Driscoll PHYSICAL EDUCATION Michael Fischer Gail Kucker GUIDANCE Robert Geswell Henry Baldassarri Paul Harrington Luz Barreto-Longus Charles Maihos John Burns Tim Marcoulier Bernard Kaminski Gail Sanborn Carol Mulholland Daniel Wholley 155 TMl ACRID oh, grow u .ppms f la noA amoD ' Lovable, Huggable BEST WISHES BERUBE SONS FUNERAL HOME 191 Lafayette Street Salem, Massachusetts Telephone 744-2177 V BILL’S VARIETY STORE 158 NORTH STREET SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS r In Loving Memory of ROCCO J. 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