Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1988 volume:

This is the time to remember Cause it will not last forever These are the days to hold on to V- :. 4 Cause we won ' t although we want to 5 This is the time but time is gonna change I I know we ' ve got to move somehow 8 But I don ' t want to lose you now 9 Sometimes it ' s so easy to let a day slip on by Without even seeing ti T fiA 12 each other at all 13 BUST I But this is the time you ' ll turn back to and so will 1 And those will be days 16 CRAY ' You can never recall 17 In Memoriam Thomas Levesque No one can forget the happiness you brought, It shows us all, time can’t be bought. There were times you were pushed, times you were shoved. You’re gone now, but you’ll always be loved. We all have feelings that we can never say. But we also know you were special in your little way. We regret the years we ’ll be apart. But through all of our years you’ll remain in our heart. Times we treated you bad we ll never forget. But you as our friend we ll never regret. Your on our minds as we re lying awake. Still on our minds ’cause it’s your life he had to take. Sometimes we force ourselves to smile, ’Cause you were our friend, if only for a short while. We ll never understand why He took you away. But our time will come also, then we ll be together to stay. 19 James Robert Abcunas Cooney “Do you?” Andrew Alantzas Amadeus “Much study is a weariness of the flesh” Ecclesiastes xii, 12 Brian John Anglin Wobbi Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3 Lisa Maria Anglin Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Football Cheerleader 2,3,4; Powder Puff 4 “Friends are Forever.” Zoila Maria Altamirano James R. Anketell Jamie Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4 20 Mary Anne Armstrong “Anything worth having is worth waiting for.” Marilyn Monroe Matt Armstrong Jeffrey Avigian Jeff Golf 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 Capt 4; Baseball 1; Track 4 “Am I getting bigger?” Monique Renee Backry Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Pow- der Puff 4 Phillip T. Bartlett Christine Marie Beaulieu Swimming 1,2, 3, 4 Capt 4; Field Hockey 2,3,4 Capt 4 “Thanks mom. I could not have done anything without you. Love like ours can never die.” 21 Dennis R. Beanpre Den Basketball 1 Lea M. Benson “Originality is untrodden territory. One cannot take a taxi there, one must carry a canoe. All of you stayed home.” Colleen Bell Coll Powder Puff 4 “A good true friend is hard to find so never trade them off for someone new!” Robyn Lynne Berry “I like things that don’t change because the more something changes the more it stays the same. ” Eric Matthew Belleau Hochi “As you climb the ladder of success keep your wits and be yourself, your desire is the key. ” “Good luck to all! ” “Happy Thursday Night. ” Jonathan Michael Berube 22 Deborah L. Borden Donna J. Blanchette Melissa Jean Bohanon Missy “To dry one’s eyes and laugh at a fall and baffled get up and begin again. ” William Robert Boulay Bill India Jade Bowdoin “I found someone to take away the heartache, but now I have a head- ache. ” Scott Allen Bradley Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2; Base- ball 1 23 Tracey A. Bray Basketball Cheerleader 3,4 “Laugh and the world laugh with you, cry and you cry alone. ” Roy Allen Breckenridge Football 3,4; Basketball 3; Track 4; Baseball 2 Richard Brook Patti-Anne Brophy Stephen Brophy Patti Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4 Capt 4; Stu- dent Government 4; Yearbook Staff 4 “Gotta do something about where we’re going ...” Margaret Brooking 24 Donald E. Burns, Jr. Burns Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Wres- tling 1 Stephen David Carpentier Carpy Basketball 1; Track 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Golf 4 Paul Lawrence Cameron, Jr. Larry “How I wish I was a bird so I could fly high in the sky with hardly a care in the world, free to go where I wanted, no boundaries to hold me back. ” Matthew Phillip Carter Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3 “The best is yet to come.” David C. Candelaria Candee Basketball C2,3,4 Capt 4 “Good luck Salem hoop in the future. If it is to be, it is up to me.” Tawnya Ann Castaldo Tawn Gymnastics 4; Tennis 3; Powder Puff 4 “Though the distance and years may pull us apart, we ll always be together in the memories of our hearts. ” 25 Wendy Lee Caverly Wendelin “Born to be wild.” Kimberly Ann Chapman Michael Chigas Kim Soccer 1,2, 3, 4 Tennis 2,3,4; Softball 1,2; National Honor society 3,4; Spanish NHS 2,3,4; Math Team 3,4 Stepehen A. Cicco Football 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 2; Baseball 1 “Don’t cut corners; it will only hurt you in the long run. ’’ Cindy B. Cohen Cind Student Council 2,3; S.A.D.D. 1,2; Hockey Ch eerleader 3,4; Spring Track 3,4; Cross Country 4; Powder Puff 4; Drama 4 “There’s a miracle called friendship’ that dwells within the heart and you don’t know how it happens or when it gets it’s start. But the happiness it brings you always gives a special lift and you realize that ‘friendship’ is God’s most special gift.” Christopher Thomas Coleman Otis Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3: Track 2; Lacrosse 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 Capt. “Even though friends go away, the road to a friend is never long. ” 26 Timothy Walker Collins Soccer 1,2, 3, 4 Capt 4; Indoor Track 2,3,4 Capt 4; Spring Track 3; Swimming 1; Student Council 3; Stu- dent Government 4 “The only way to have a friend is to be one. ” Sandra L. Colon Sandi Track 4 “Tm as free as a bird now, and this bird you cannot change!” “Thanks for making me feel at home. Good Luck. ” Kathleen Marie Condo Kathy “Eyes are the mirror to the soul.” Nicholas J. C. Cone David A. Cook Wendy Ellen Cook Stage and Scene Design 2,3,4; Ad- vance Literary Mag. 2,3; Student Council 1,2 “Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower, we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind.” William Wordsworth 27 Tracy L. Cormier “Dream like you will live forever, live like you will die tomorrow!! Cheryl Ann Corneau “The best way to destroy an enemy is to change him into a friend. ” Laurie Lee Coston “A dancer will always follow her dreams.” Mary Ellen Crean Robert Edward Cronin Lisa Marie Crosby “Love and true friends last forever. ” Rob Soccer 1,2, 3, 4 Capt 4; Tennis 1,2 28 Sherri Ann Dalton Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4 Capt 4; Hockey Cheerleader 3,4 Capt 4 “If you don’t succeed, then you are about aver- age.” Brenda Ellen DeFranzo Key Club 1,2,3; Science Team 2,3,4; Spanish NHS 3,4; Student Govern- ment 4 “I don’t know why! ” Michael Dempsey James V. Denis, Jr. Jimbo Track 3; Lacrosse 3; Science Club 4 “I hate it when that happens.” Sharon L. DeLuca “A fake friend and a shadow only come out when the sun shines!” Kevin Joseph D’Entremont Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 Capt 4; Baseball 1, 2; Golf 3,4 “Life is what you make it.” 29 Daniel Leonard Devoe John J. Donahue Band 1,2, 3, 4; Math Team 1,2,3, 4 Track 1,2; Soccer 1,2; Tennis 1,2 “The hottest places in hell are re- served for those who, in a time of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.” Dante “When you cease to contribute, you begin to die.” E. Roosevelt “And be true.” Hawthorne David George Drillis Greek Denise Duchesne Deni “To be as free as a bird, fly like the wind.” Kelley Doucette Paul S. Duda Duda “Life is but one big circle from Bent- ley to Bentley.” .30 Stephanie Lorraine Eaton Lauren Jean Elsaesser Soccer 1,2, 3, 4 Capt 4; Track 1,3; Powder Puff 4 “Don’t let the past remind us of what we are not now. ” Grateful Dead Darren Bryant Eng Band 1,2, 3, 4; Drama 1,2, 3,4; Golf 1,2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Goun- cil 1,2, 3, 4; Math Team 3,4; Science Team 3,4; Morning Notices 3,4 “Don’t wish for something too hard; you might get it.” “Never assume anything. ” Greg Erwin Pamela Espaillet Garlos Manuel Espinal Err Carlito Hockey 1,2, 3, 4, “Yeah, She’s a hot item! ” 31 Karen S. Fabiszewski Field Hockey 4; Powder Puff 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Spanish NHS 2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1,2,3; Student Government 2,3,4 “ . . . And so my friends, remember this isn’t goodbye, but merely so long for now.’ Brian Ferraro Booga Hockey 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2 Bethania Ferreras Marco Antonio Filardo Giavanna N. Fiorello Gia “Talking about things nobody cares. Wearing other things nobody wears. ” Areosmith Deidania Ferreras 32 Stacy A. Fouhey Stace Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Powder Puff 4; Hockey Cheerleader 4; Stu- dent Council 4 ; Student Government 4 “I get by with a little help from my friends. ” Robert Derek Fournier Rob Soccer 1,4; Tennis 1,2 “Win if you can, lose if you must, but always cheat!” Luis F. Francisco Lori Ann Freitas Lola Powder Puff 4 “A good true friend is hard to find so never trade them off for someone new.” Michelle M. Gagnon Band 2,3,4; Drama 1,2,3, 4; Tennis 3; Swim Team 1,2,3 “1 hope you know that this will go down on your permanent record.” Steve William Gauthier Ganja Football 3,4; Baseball 3; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 “Call the Enquirer, people want to know.” 33 Nita Jacqueline George Tennis 1,2, 3, 4 Co-Capt 4; NEC All star 4; Hall of Fame 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 Pres 3; Science Team 4; Student Council 2,3,4 “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. ” “Love to my family!” Nancy Ann Gerniglia “Think of these years with glad in your heart, for they are only the be- ginning ...” “Love and thanks to my family, T.L. and S.E.” Michael Robert Cerolamo Llama Track 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 2 “Dreams are not reality; work creates success.” Michael R. Gibeley Gib Football 1,2, 3, 4 Co-Capt 4; Wres- tling 1,2,3; Track 3,4 Capt 3,4; Base- ball 2 “ . . . This is the time to remember cause it will not last forever ...” Paola A. Giompaolo Mark D. Guess Gness Tennis 1,2, 3, 4 “Amor Vincit Omnia” 34 Michael A. Gondella Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Matthew Gonet Nancy Ann Gonet Field Hockey 1; G.A.P.P. 2,3; Key Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 “Just trust yourself, then you will know how to live. ” Caron Gonsalves William Gonzalez Maria Gonzalez 35 Lori Jean Goodwin William T. Goodwin Merrill B. Greaves Bink Benny Softball 1; Swimming 1,2; Field Hockey 3 “Look around and see how people are doing their thing, then turn around and do your thing!” “I love you Mom!” Denise Barbara Hall Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3; Peer Education 3,4; Student Gouncil 4; Student Govern- ment 4 “You can’t turn back the clock, but you can wind it up again. ’’ Elizabeth Harden Betsy National Honor Society 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Key Glub 2,3 “Strangeways here we come. ” James Harrison 36 Brian Clifford Hazard Haz Automotive 2,3,4 Scott Hentosh Henny Hockey 4 ; Footbball 4 “It ain t over till the fat lady sings.” Wendy Herwig Wendells “Who said blonds are dizzy? I gradu- ated!” Lisa J. Hiltunen Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4 Co- Capt 4; Powder Puff 4; Field Hockey 1; Student Government 4 “Treasure the past and live for the future.” Tara Lynn Hios “Small streams of caring become a pool of love.” Charles Hobbs 37 Lisa Howell Lee “Paearie goes to the mountain, mountain goes to the sky. The sky sweeps across to the distant hills. And here, in the middle, am I. ” Leo R. Jacobs Robert P. Jellison Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2 Scott David Jordan Jill Elizabeth Kelley “Always believe in and follow your dreams.” Kimberlv L. Kellev k.K. Football Cheerleader 2,3,4; Powder Puff 4 “Happiness begins with a smile.” .38 Darlene Jean Keough Debra Ann Keough Debra Pop Rock Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; T.V. Studio Broadcasting 1,2, 3, 4; Drama 4 “Music holds the secret, to know it can make you whole. It’s not just a game of notes it’s the second inside your soul. ” Maryann D. Kocur Mae “Never say good-bye.” Maria A. Konstantilakys “Let the memories of the ones that were there for you be your guidance, because the memories of your guid- ance to them when they needed you the most will never be forgotten. ” Dennis Arthur King Track 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1; National Honor Society 1,2; Peer Education 2,3,4 Robert P. Kostan Rob Hockey 1,2, 3, 4 Capt 4; Football 1,2; Student Government 4 “When are you going camping? ” 39 Sandra A. Kritopoulos Tracey Ann Kulak “Never say goodbye. You and me and my old friends, hoping it would never end. Never say good-bye. Holding on we’ve got to try. Holding on to never say good-bye.’’ Myrel J. Kurzman Swim Team 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4 “Either be a work of art or wear one. ” Kay lee June Laber Kay “Cherish yesterday, dream tomor- row, live today. ” Christine Marie LaBonte Karen R. LaBonte “Be your own type of person, and do Hockey Cheerleader 3,4 things your way. That’s the best that you could ever be. ” 40 Thomas R. Lapham Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Hockey 1,2,3,4 “Take it e-c, O.K.! ” “You crazy or something?” “Scarface” Richard E. Le Blanc Lisa Ann LaBel “Follow your dreams . . . always” Mark Edward LeBrun Kemith Kate LeBlanc Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4 Co- Capt 4; Tennis 2,3; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Student Government 3,4; Powder Puff 4 “Dreams are reality waiting to happen.” Michael David LeBrun 41 Joanne M. Leger Amy Beth Levasseur Josie Tennis 1,2, 3, 4 Co-Capt 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Powder Puff 4; Stu- dent Government 4; “The best thing about teamwork is that you always have others on your side. ” Dawn Marie Levesque “Do we really know anybody? Who does not wear one face to hide the other?” — Frances Marion Lisa Adine Lombard Football Cheerleader 2,3,4 Co-Capt 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Powder Puff 4 Renee Ann Luoni “Don’t forget the good times we had in green floor bathroom. Good times with Debby, P am, Monique, and Denise. ” Lori Ann Maguire Field Hockey 3,4; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4 Co-Capt 4; Softl3all 1,2; Spanish NHS 2; Powder Puff 4; Soccer 1; Student Council 3 42 Maureen T. Mahoney Mo Softball 1; Tennis 2,3,4; “Just remember this, life is no abyss.” Jennifer Kristen Maki Track 1,2, 3, 4 Capt 4; Basketball 1,2; National Honor Society 2; Spanish NHS 2,3,4; Drama 1,2; Powder Puff 4 “In this great future of ours you can’t forget your past. ” Elizabeth Burns Maloon Beth Soccer 1,2,3, 4 Capt 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,3; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Student Government 3,4; Powder Puff 4; Class Officer 2 “Ain’t no time to hate barely time to wait. Oh — What 1 want to know where does the time go? ” Grateful Dead Monica Manley Matthew 1. Mansfield Muncie “You can’t kill Rock-n-Roll! ” “88 Rules!! ” Derek Joseph Marcella Garret “And when the night is cloudy, there is still a light that shines on me, shine until tomorrow, let it be. ” “Yeah baby Yeah!” “Thanks Mom and Dad for the four years of pushing and standing by me. I love you.” 43 Bethany Lyn Martin Jonathan David Maynard Luisa Medrano Softball 1; Basketball 1; Soccer 1; Stu- dent Council 1,2; Football Cheer- leader 3 “I’ve had the time of my life!!’ Stephan J. Melanson Todd Michaud Saggette Aime Mesa 44 Cristina Maria Milani National Honor Society 2,3,4; Span- ish NHS 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Government 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Key Club 2,3 “I don’t know why! ” “Hey! ’ “Never assume anything.” Carlos Morais Winter Track 1; Football 3 “Life is so sweet, if you make it to be.” Colleen Marie Moroney Cleen Powder Puff 4; Student Government 4 “Memory is the diary that we all carry with us forever!” Nancy E. Morrissey Spring Track 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Indoor Track 3,4; Powder Puff 4; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Marianela Moya Nelly “I dedicate this diploma to my boy- friend who has always motivated me to study and succeed. For Dennis with all my love!” William James Murphy 45 Erik Nowak Lacrosse 4 Richard J. 0’Lear ' , Jr. Rick Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4 “Mom and Dad I finally made it. Col- lege here I come!” Derek John Mnsteikis Deek “You only live once, so make it worthwhile.” “To serve, to strive, and not to yield; Outward bound.” “Class of 88 Rules!” Daniela Occhipinti Soccer Cheerleader 3,4; Color Guard 2; Stage Crew 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish NHS 1,2,3 James Nicholson Hockey 2,3,4 Capt 4; Soccer 3,4 “If you want something badly enough in life, go after it, do anything to get it, and it will be yours.” Peter Edward O’Donnell Math Team 4; Science Team 4; Drama Society 1,2,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish NHS 2,3,4 “This world is but a canvas to our im- agination. ” 46 Christopher J. O’Neil David M. Orlando Football 1,2, 3, 4 co-captain; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 2,4; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4 Kendra Beth Palm Class President 2,4; Basketball 1,2; Spring Track 1; National Honor Society 2; Spanish NHS 2; Powder Puff 4; Student Covernment 4 “We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams. ” Robyn E. Payson Rob “It’s been such a long time, 1 think 1 should be going. Time doesn’t wait for me it keeps on going!” Christopher Pearson Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Spanish NHS 4 Julie Ann Pelletier Jules Soccer 1,2; Softball 2,3; Peer Leader- ship 3,4; Powder Puff 4 “Life is full of moments, moments of so much meaning, moments that seem to pass with the hours, but lin- ger on forever.” 47 T Pamela Lee Pelletier Pam “Friends are forever.” Griselda A. Pena Juan T. Pena Andrea M. Perakis Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4; Science Team 3 “It is not said merely forego wrath, retain it not in your mind, think not of it, part with all your resentment.” Michael J. Pergola Pilgrim Wrestling 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 2 John H. Perry Drum major 3,4; Band president 4; Peer Leadership 3,4; Student Coun- i cil 2,4; Hockey 1,2,3; Drama 2,3,4 I i 48 Elizabeth Claire Perry Soccer 1,2; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 4; National Honor Society 2; Drama Club 1,4; Chorus 3; Powder Puff 4; Student Government 4 “You can never win o r lose if you don’t run the race. ” Psychedelic Furs Heidi Laine Porter National Honor Society 2,3,4; Span- ish NHS 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3,4 Treasurer; Tennis 4; Swim Team 3; Science Team 4; Stu- dent Government 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Key Club 2,3; Powder Puff 4 “I don’t know why!’’ “What?” Elisabeth Leanne Phillips Zil Field Hockey 2; Hockey Cheer- leader 3,4 “Freedom is nothing else but a chance to be better! ” Wendy Leigh Pierce Basketball Cheerleader 3,4; Powder Puff 4 David Anthony Poto “Ms. Plouffe, did you see the movie Raw?” Elizabeth A. Power Betsy Football Cheerleader 2,3,4 Co-Capt 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff Editor 4; Powder Puff 4; Student Government 4 “Be yourself because no one does it quite like you!” 49 Jennifer Linnea Powers Kathleen Powers Jen Kat Soccer 1,2, 3, 4 Capt 4; Basketball Stuff 1,2, 3, 4 1,2,3; National Honor Society 1,2; Spanish NHS 1,2,3; Softball 1,2, 3, 4 Capt 4; Powder Puff 4 “If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. ” Kimberly Ann Preczewski Kim Soccer 1; Softball 2; Basketball 1,2; Powder Puff 4 “Inspite of the cost of living, be a rebel and buy that outfit!” Thanks Mom and Dad Mark C. Reardon Lacrosse 3; Student Government 4; “No matter what they say it can’t be a sin to feel the way I do. ” Denise Ann Rhodes Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Co-Capt 4; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Spring Track 1; Pow- der Puff 4; Student Council 1 “I don’t know why! ” Nancy Barbara Rich Hockey Cheerleader 3,4 Co-Capt 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Span- ish NHS 2,3,4 50 Peter B. Rich “What a drag it is getting old. ” Jagger, Richards Tammy Lee Roberts Tam Spanish NHS 3,4 Tina M. Robinson Bobina Football Cheerleader 2,3,4; Powder PuflF4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; “No matter how bad things might seem, there is always time to laugh.” John Leonard Roberts Indianna Science Team 2 “Believe in your dreams and follow them. If you really put your mind and soul into all that you do there is not a thing that can stop you.” “Thanks to all the teachers and staff!” Christopher James Rovendro Guido “Remember and hold onto the friends and memories of these days of our lives, for one day we will have to part with each other in one way or an- other and the memories of the friend- ships and good times will be all we have left.” William A. Richard Soccer 1,2,3, 4; Winter Track 2; Stu- dent Government 4 “A link is lost, the chain undone, now we wait all day for night to come . . . and it comes.” 51 Marlene I. Scarpatte Gretchen Schaublin Football Cheerleader 2,3,4; Powder Puff 4 “Live life to your fullest goals. ” Robin Jane Scanlon Scott Allen Scharffenberg S chaff Golf 1,2,3, 4 Capt 4; Track 3; Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Student Govern- ment 2,3,4 “Damn good times!” 52 Gerri Carol Segal Student Council President 4; Field Hockey 3,4; Swim Team 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2 “A person is what he makes himself, not what society would like him to be.” Maria C. Silva Maria Da Luz Silva Spanish NHS 1,2; Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4 “It moved in music class.” Patrick Raymond Silva Football 1,2, 3, 4; Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 1,2, 3, 4 Co-Capt 4 “Stick to the fight when your hardest hit. It’s when things seem worse that you mustn’t quit.’ i Roger Simmons Basketball 4 “I hope you get run over by a truck. ” Jennifer Lear Smallcomb Jenn Basketball 1; Student Government 4; Student Council; Powder Puff 4 53 Wendy Ann Snow Student Council 1,3,4; Key Club 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Span- ish NHS 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Stage and Scene Design 1,3,4; Advance Literary Magazine Staff 3 “Your potential is as unlimited as your imagination. ” Michael William Sosnowski Sozz Football 1,2, 3, 4 Co-Capt 4; Spring Track 4 “In order to succeed in life you must play the game of life successfully ob- viously to win. Look for a goal in life and then reach for it with all your might.” “Ya, kids!” Erika Ann Spanger Lara Lee Steele “A friend walks in when all of the rest of the world walks out.” Michael James Stewart “STOP” April Ale.xandra Swiniuch Tennis 2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Soccer 1; Student Council 4; Student Govern- ment 3,4; “Everything is the cause of itself ” “I don’t know why! ” 54 Kimberlee Ann Talbot Kymbo Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 4; Stu- dent Government 4; Student Gouncil 3,4; Powder Puff 4 “Enjoy the little things for one day you might look back and realize they were big things.” “May all your troubles last as long as your New Year’s resolution.” 1 1 I Ann Marie Thibodeau II Basketball Gheerleader 3,4; Powder I Puff 4; “Life’s for hoping and sharing your dreams with people you love. ’ Diana L. Terry “These past years have been fun and memorable, but the best of times are yet to come. There is a dream to fulfill and a world to conquer so here I go again.” Arthur P. Theophilipoulos Artie Track 1; Winter Track 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; “One must take a chance in life to achieve his or her goals. Glimbing the ladder of life to reach one’s goals must be taken one rung at a time. For no one will be there to push you up the ladder unless you are willing to climb yourself. ” Deborah Elizabeth Tomsho Debbie Soccer 1,2,3; Powder Puff4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish NHS 2; Student Government 4; Yearbook Assistant Editor 4; Drama 1,2,3, 4; Ghorus 1,3 Melissa Ann Tramontozzi Missy Powder Puff 4; Basketball Gheer- leader 2; Field Hockey 1,2 “Dream as big as you can for when they become reality you will enjoy the effort you put into it even more. ” 55 Jesse Robert Tremblay Nicole Ann Turgeon Nikki Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish NHS 2,3,4; Science Team 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Salem Evening News Student-Athlete “Be the star of your own movie and direct it too!” “Thanks Mom and Dad and SHS. Chiquita Banana.” Andrea Elizabeth Twomey Richard Urbanowicz Mark Edwards Tuttle Soccer 1,2; Lacrosse 1,2, 3, 4 Co-Capt 4; Student Government 2,3,4; School Gommittee Student Rep. 3,4; Stu- dent Gouncil 3,4; Municipal Intern on Licensing Board; John Hancock Scholar; DAR Good Gitizen “It’s the end of the world as we know it and 1 feel fine. ” Michael Vaillancourt .56 Jason Douglas Vanne Vanne Track 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Lacrosse 1, 2,3,4 “Nothing is stronger in the world than gentleness.” Steve Venetos Laurie Ann Vassil Basketball Cheerleader 2,3; Student Government 2; Science Club 4; G.A.P.P. 1,2, 3,4; School Committee Student Rep. 3; Student Council 1,3 “nothing is wasted that makes a memory.” Amy E. Velardi Eleni Viglas Greeky Basketball 1,2; Football Cheerleader “Witch” 4 “Live, Love and always be Happy.” Amy S. Viselli Amesburry “I cannot believe that 1988 is already here. Where did our four years at SHS go?” 57 Keith S. Wallace Judas “Farewell no names. Those who were friends remember the essence not these lines and dots. You will not be forgotten. You are the swans which will never completely be con- sumed in my words of farewell. 84,85,87 years forged with quietness pregnant on my lips farewell you will know of me again.” David O. West Flipper “There’s a lot you can learn from others you just have to listen. ’’ “May rock and roll never die. ” “Thanks Mom and Dad for the encourage- ment. ’’ Jonathan William Walters Jon Football 1,2, 3, 4 Co-Capt 4; Baseball 1; Hockey 1; Powder Puff Cheer- leader 4; “The world doesn’t owe you any- thing. You get out of life what you put in to it. ” Bye Guys. Julie Ann Williamson Jewels Football Cheerleader 2,3,4; Softball 1, Student Government 4; Yearbook 4; Powder Puff 4 “The best things in life are worth waiting for!!” Samantha Rose Weiner Poopie Basketball Cheerleader 2; Student Council 1,2; Student Government 2,3,4; Pop Rock Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Vice- Pres.; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4 Matthew J. Wioncek “Every man is more than just him- self; he also represents the unique, the very special and always signifi- cant and remarkable point at which the world’s phenomena intersect, only once in this way and never again. That is why every man’s story is important, eternal, sacred, and worthy of every consideration. ” 58 Christine Ann Wojtowicz Chris Soccer Cheerleader 3,4 Co-Capt 4 Leonel Osvaldo Brito Cecile Amy Wong Kenneth A. Wright Ceci “Desert sky, dream beneath the de- sert sky. Rivers run but soon run dry, we need new dreams tonight.” Bono “Hi, I’m Cha Cha Digregario! The best dancer at St. Bernadette!” (DIRK) Lauren Marie Ouellette Lau Ms. Luaren Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Cheer- leader 2; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Student Covernment 3,4; Powder Puff 4 “Hold on to your dreams, for if you don’t, they may drift away.” Douglas Daniel Sabin Dan National Honor Society 2,3,4; Spa ish National Honor Society 2,3, Science Team 3,4 “And now, for something completely different ...” 59 c CAMERA SHY Amy Ann Albiero Matthew Banko Douglas T. Bardsley Frances Barnett David Cormier Jose Rafael Diaz William Dunlop, Jr. Kenneth W. Dunn Elena A.Febles Hernan Garay Leeann Hussey David Leva Kevin A. L’ltalien April Lynne Locke Daniel J. Machado Lorene Ann Machado Daniel Maguire John Mallott Julie A. Manuel Stacey Michaud Yancy Alexander O’Donnell David O’Keefe Kevin Michael O’Keefe Kevin Arthur Ouelette Ralph Peters Christopher A. Phipps Kathleen Ann Pierga Maritza Orgidea Pimental Joseph A. Prato William A. Raye Carlos W. Rivera Cheryl Bernice Robinson Cheryl Ann Roy Christopher E. Ryan Jose A. Santana Robin Schwarz Gregory A. Scott Christina Alice Smyth Ivonne Vega Peter Venetsanakos Lauren Warren Robert James Williams Scott E. Winnchester Christine Ellen Young 61 Z. Altamirano L. Anglin M. Bohanon L. Anglin M. Backry D. Beaupre R. Berry D. Burns T. Bray L. Brito T.Castaldo P. Brophy M. Chigas L. Cameron D. Candelaria C.Comeau K. Chapman S, Dalton T. Collins S. Colon R. Cronin M. Silva 62 B. DeFranzo S. Eaton L. Goodwin K. Kelley M. Dempsey D. Eng S. Fouhey D. Hall D. D. Keough K. Fabiszewski M. Gagnon L. Hiltunen D. King |. Denis B. Ferreras N. George L. Howell M. Kocur K. D ' Entremont D. Ferreras M. Gondella M. Kurzman 63 M. Konstantilakys D. Marcella R. Payson L. Perry K. Le Blanc B. Martin M. Moya |. Pelletier E. Phillips C. Milani D. Orlando P. Pelletier W. Pierce L. Lombard C. Moroney L. Ouellette G. Pena H. Porter E, Maloon N. Morrissey K. Palm A. Perakis E. Power 64 K. Preczewski C. Roy D, Terry |. Walters D. Rhodes D. Salyers G. Segal A. Thibodeau D. West R. Scanlon M. Sosnowski D. Tomsho |. Williamson N. Rich G. Schaeublin A. Swiniuch N Turgeon C. Wong C. Rovendro S. Scharffenberg K. Talbot A. Twomey C. Young 65 CLASS HISTORY 88 ” As we entered the high school doors for the first time, we were confident we wouldn’t fall for any of the pranks pulled by evil upperclassmen. We were different, we knew there wasn’t a fourth floor, ora pool. But our new found confidence was soon deflated by the task of finding out which homeroom we were in and how to get there with as little embarrassment as possible. There was little comfort in the color system seeing that there were blue lockers on green floor, orange lockers on blue floor and green lockers on orange floor. This was just a sampling of what to expect in the four years ahead. As soon as we received our schedule and made the mistake of going to the right class at the wrong time, we were off on a four year course of academic challenge. Socially, freshman dances seemed significant and to appear cool at all times was vital for high school survival. Our sophomore year came with a bit more experience and poise. We were no longer the youngsters and it was our turn to victimize hapless freshmen. We began to organize, elected our class officers, and with their help, we put together the Social, our first formal dance. We went gladly to the faculty show where we could laugh at the teachers and administration without fear of reprisal. We were ready — we didn’t know for what exactly — but we were ready to come into our own. Our junior year something inconceivable happened. So strange that it brought Lenord Nimoy and the entire In Search Of” crew to Salem High. No one thought it possible, but the fact remained shimmering underthe fluorescent lights. There actually was a pool on orange floor. We finally developed an immunity to the cafeteria food, but that didn’t help it go down any easier. We also came together as a class with mutual concern for our ketchup containers and the Orange Floor Pond. We were divided on the smoking issue but our points were well made and action was taken. While there were different individuals, different goals, different groups, we were one class. We focused then on what we hadn’t learned in our first two years. junior year we helped the seniors look excellent in athletics. We had a Cotillion and our first prom. We also had a scavenger hunt, U.S. History, and a lot of good times to remember. We came back to school as seniors with great expectations of the year to come. The Orange Floor Pond was gone and new chairs were placed in the cafeterias to stop the unsightly tearing of flesh and clothing. In athletics, we were as strong as ever, with the soccer team in the first round of the state tournament. The basketball team was the first team in Salem High history to be the undisputed Northeastern Conference Champions. The hockey team provided great excitement and although they missed the tournament by one point they beat their rival Marblehead three to zero. The baseball team made the tournament for the third consecutive year. With Nancy Morrissey as secretary, Scott Scharffenburg as treasurer, Karen Fabiszewski as vice president, and Kendra Palm as president, the class made more money than expected and put the extra money towards a trip to Riverside. All the money and work helped make a great Cotillion, second only to the Prom. Senior week was more fun than anyone could ask for and graduation was the apex of our success. This was it, 1 988, a year we have been waiting for since grade school. The schoolwork seemed to take a back seat to the biggest question we have faced yet: WHAT TO DO WITH MY LIFE?” In the past four years, the class of 1 988 has grown and learned. With luck we can face the question and answer for ourselves with confidence and wisdom. Because it is so hard to write about four years in four paragraphs, hopefully this yearbook will stir up more memories that I could not. As the class of 1988 moves on, we should say to each other, Thank you and good luck!” Mark Tuttle Class Historian 66 67 Boy ' s Soccer The boys soccer team, mostly seniors, made it to the tourna- ment for th twelfth consecutive Hall of Fame; iU. Richard, Un- sung Hero; im Collins, Sports- manship Award; and Mike Chigas, top award winners include Rob ' members incfude jason anne year. Quite impressive. SeniOi Most Improved. Other senior top award winners include Rob Cronin, MVP; Mike Vaillancourt, and; R( Fournier. (L to R standing) )ohn Aucone — coach, Roman Bowden, lason Vanne, Dave Worth, Bill Richards, Marco Filardo, |ohn Murphy, Ted Pierce, Dan Borders, Tom Broodbent, (Kneeling) Mike Chigas, Dennis Ross, Mike Vaillancourt — Capt., Rob Cronin — Capt.,Tim Collins — Capt., Tom LeVasseur, Tom Cote, Matt Curran US THEM 0 Danvers 0 2 Saugus 1 5 Gloucester 1 2 Marblehead 1 1 Lynn English 2 0 Swampscott 2 6 Winthrop 0 6 Lynn Classical 1 2 Beverly 2 1 Danvers 0 6 Lynn Classical 1 1 Saugus 0 5 Gloucester 0 0 Marblehead 0 1 Lynn English 2 0 Swampscott 1 0 Winthrop 0 0 Beverly 1 2 Tewksbury 4 I 68 69 Girl ' s Soccer The girls soccer team had a he- nomenal season. They were elim- inated in the second round of the state tournament, the farthest any Salem High teajj ii s ever advanced. Beating Beverly and Marblehead were satisfying victories. Senior members in- clude Denise Hall. Kim Talbot, Stacey Fouhey, Lauren Elsaesser, Beth Maloon, and Jennifer Powers. (R to L standing) Peter Dolan — trainer, Pam Riley — coach, )en Walsh — coach, Laurie Fabiszewski, Katy Pellitier, Denise Hall, Heather Mclntire, Stacy Fouhey, Kristen Moreland, Kathy Moreland, Laurie Beaulieu, Becky Wholley, Kirsten Feeney, Kathy Toups, Suzanne Gauthier, Charlie Maihos — coach (Kneeling) Patsy Melin, Cristene Mclntire, Kelly Brennan, Kim Talbot, )enn Dowd, Beth Maloon — Capt., lennifer Powers — Capt., Lauren Elsaesser — Capt., Cherly Mastroglavanni, Michelle Gaudet, Leanne Morris us THEM 2 Danvers 0 2 Bishop Fenwick 0 2 Saugus 0 6 Lynn Classical 0 3 Marblehead 3 0 Lynn English 1 0 Swampscott 1 I Winthrop 0 3 Beverly 3 4 Danvers 0 2 Saugus 2 2 Marblehead 0 5 Lynn English 0 1 Swampscott 1 3 Beverly I 1 Arlington 0 1 Masconomet 3 I 70 71 Field Hockey At Ehe clo e of the sea p, senior award winners included Patti Brophy, Hall of Fame; tfhrisl ie Beaulieur Coach ' s , ard; J aren Fabiszewski, Most Improved; and Lbri Maguire, Hustle Award.yjji most thrilling montjent of son was the last game Beverly wh Wfesulted in preventdfl Bev J - from ipating injib« umament (L to R standing) Becky Carlton, Alice Ryan, Lori Maguire, Heather McClory, Karen Fabiszewski, Colleen Donovan, Kim leter, Barbara Luzinski, Diane Kennedy, Melanie Estella, Shari Feffer; (Kneeling) Anne Fieno — coach, Patti Brophy — Capt., Christine Beaulieu — Capt. US THEM 0 Marblehead 6 Swampscott 3 Gloucester 2 4 Winthrop 1 0 Danvers 5 0 Saugus 5 0 Beverly 3 2 Marblehead t Swampscott 2 Gloucester 3 8 Winthrop 0 2 Danvers s 0 Saugus 3 1 Beverly 1 I 72 il Cross Country Track The cross coun|ry team, although small, had aTespectabte.season Senior members include Cmdy Cohen and Denise R pdes. De- nise Rhodes won thte all of Fame award and placeo!: th in Thdlone senior on the Boys Cross Country team Dennis King had an out-standing season. He had four first place fin ishlii nd placed 20th in the cOTferende His big- the Conference meet. Th most fiist thrill was running th1| lem thrilli victory w againK LynP f course in 15 ' 2 minuted Classieal. ' I (L to R standing) Sharon Pramas-Longo — Coach, Dennis King, Denise Rhodes, Cindy Cohen, David Goodwin, Linda Coffil — coach, (kneeling). Brad Winters, Robin Lermond, Annilisa Ouellette — Capt., Keith Pellitier l- US THEM Boys Girls Boys Girls 35 36 Marblehead 20 21 35 23 Classical 20 37 44 20 Saugus 19 16 48 40 Swampscott 20 29 ' ■ 38 36 Danvers 23 24 50 36 English 15 25 35 38 Gloucester 20 17 50 36 Beverly 15 22 5 - ' ■ 75 Golf At the close of t|ie season the senior award winners were )eff| Avigian jlnd Scott ScharffenbeJg, Hall of Fame; Parren ,£ng, Mazeika Award; Jeff Avigian, MVP; Tim Quinlivaij ' i Co hes Award; an3 Scott Scharffenbeiy Morse Award. The Seniors were ?eff. A iaft, Stephen Carpentie Darren Eng, Scott Schar|fenberg ' Derefi:“?Marcella, aii Kevin D’Entremon ‘ (standing L to R) Darren Eng, Sean Delaney, Scott Scharffenberg, Stephen Carpentier, Derek Marcella; (kneeling) Michael Desilets, Adam McClory, Tim Quinlivan, |ohn Padelford, |eff Avigan _ US THEM ' l Marblehead 0 ' 2 12 Lynn Classical 0 2 Winthrop 10 Swampscott lO ' i ' I Saugus U ' 2 4 Danvers 8 0 Beverly 12 1 Lynn English 11 6 Gloucester 6 76 77 Girls ' Tennis The girl ' s tennis team celebrated their best season ever. Some y memorable moments were ther sweeping wins over Winthrop, Saugus and Lynn. Senior award winners include Nita George, joanne LegeT and drea Twomey Outstanding LjMdership Awards; Kimberely Chapman and Nita Ceorge, Hall of Fame Awards; and Kimberely Chap- man, Coacms Award. Other senior poem ber� delude Maureen Mahd ney, Lisa Perry, Heidi Porter and April Swiniuch. (Lto R standing) Stephanie Eaton, Liv Gagne, Kim Chapman, Maureen Mahoney, Heidi Porter, April Swiniuch, Suzanne McBoumie, Adrianne Aucone; (Kneeling) Andrea Twomey — Capt., Nita George — Capt., loanne Leger — Capt. US 1 Danvers THEM 4 4 Lynn Classical 1 4 Saugus 1 1 Gloucester 4 0 Marblehead 5 5 Lynn English 0 1 Swampscott 4 1 Beverly 4 2 Danvers 3 5 Lynn Classical 0 4 Saugus I 1 Gloucester 4 1 Marblehead 4 3 Winthrop 2 5 Lynn English 0 0 Swampscott 5 5 Winthrop 0 Beverly 4 78 79 Football One of the biggest thrillib‘‘of the season for the football team wa§ the;24-2l victqjy over p ver ip Sal r lMed back to ov rgoine a 20 point deficit. This w ljroach sH en Perrone’s 200th career foot- ' ball win. Senior members inc jude , Steve Gauth r, Matt Wioijplf Pat Silva, Mike Sqsnowski, Dave ndelaria, Roy Breckenridge, f ich ’Leary, Chris Coleman, t e ficco, Mike Gibeley, Don ' urhs, )on Walters, Jamie An- ki T Dave Orlando, Brian Ang- lin, Scott Hentosh, Lauren Warren, DaVe O ' Keefe, Bob Jelli- son. esse Tremblay, and Scott Jordan. (seniors) (row I ) )esse Tremblay, Brian Anglin, |on Walters — capt, Mike Gibeley — capt, Dave Orlando — capt, Mike Sosnowski — capt, Scott Iordan, Matt Wioncek (Row 2) Dave O ' Keefe, Dave Candelaria, Chris Coleman, Rick O’Leary, Steve Gauthier, Bob lellison, Steve Cicco, Don Burns (row 3) Lauren Warren, lason Alleyne, Matt Armstrong, |amie Anketell, Scott Hentosh, Pat Silva, Roy Breckenridge. US 7 Peabody THEM 12 13 Marblehead 5 23 Lynn Classical 6 14 Lynn Classical 13 7 Swampscott 12 28 Danvers 24 17 Saugus 14 29 Winthrop 0 21 Gloucester 48 14 Beverly 19 I A 80 81 Bridging the Gap 82 L Pep Rally 83 Homecoming sunnyj atur ' in ' “ OcWbei the p ect .- tUiS orbur annual Homecom ijL f ’iirg football game against . i ngUsh. At tl)e halfj me cer ' i. embnle ' i .jKar TWaoiszeii ki yas acn jd HpmecPmm g Queen while in her court were Darlene Keough, the senictf attendant,, Bonnie O ' Brien, thf junior attenda Michel Gaudett, t j j ' jspphorhorii attendaiaff a ql Kirsten Feeney, tae freshman atten- dant. It was a perfect day, capped off by our boys’ thrill- ing 14-13 victory over thejfeull- dogs. 84 Band Larry Cameron. 85 Powderpuff The Powder Puff team members were: Darlene Keough, Lisa Crosby. Joanne Leger, Colleen Bell, Kathie Pierga, Lauren Ouejlette, Missy Tram ntozzi, Gretchen Sch eiiblin, Tina Robinson, ' l isl AngjTn, Kim Kelle Lo i JFreitaSj ana Terry, Elsaesser, Denise Hall, Jen Maki, Mary Ann Kocur, Lisa Lombard, Julie Williamson, Lisa Hiltunen, Karen Fabiszewski, Stephanie E tp n, Lisa-Perry, Apii winiuch, eldi Porter, Maureen ' Mahoney, iebbie iJfprpsho, Betsy Power, eni Viglas Ja ' m a Ca a Ido, Cheryl Corneau, Monique Bi c|ry, Tara Uios, ri-Maguire, Ctolleen Maroney, Julie Pelle eb Alij| Thjlbpclelu, Wendy Pierce, ' Kiiif Preczewski, Denise Rhodes, 1 CerTi fl1rTeBlanc, Caron Gonsalves; Ruth t. Pie e, Nancy Morrissey, Cim Coheir, Beth Maloon.iKim TaH t, Lauren Mieinica Manley, Wendy Herwig, Jiobi Scanlon, Kendra Palm, Stacy hey-r- nd Christine Beaulieu, v 86 87 Boys Winter Track The tj)ree seniors the team were ptalti?. Mike (|eralamo had a great sel l nd partici- pated individually in tlie State Meet and the New England Mfeet. He won team MVP. Dennis King qi Hfied for the State Meet indi- vidually and won the Hall of Fan ' AwSl d; Jason Vanne, the third captain, was also an impor- tant part the team. (Front Row) Arthur Theophilopolous, Dennis King — Capt; Tim Collins — Capt; Mike Geralamo — Capt; Shilo MacDonald. (Row 21 (im )anda — coach, Dan Berube, Craig Bilodeau, Mark Pelletier, Milan Schreber, Rob Malionek, Eric Olson. us THEM 55 Saugus 31 20 Winthrop 66 40 Lynn English 46 38 Lynn Classical 48 60 Danvers 26 34 Swampscott 52 26 Marblehead 60 15 Beverly 61 41 Gloucester 47 I 88 Girls Winter Track The girls track team had a very ex- citing and close win against.Dan- vers. Seniopk members include Sandra C ' lon ancy Morriss , Lisa Pei , and Jennifer Maki. vidually in the sta e rrjeet and the New England M et d did very well. She Wdn MV£ and Nancy Morrissey won hUll of Fame at the Banquet. ( Front Row) Nancy Morrissey, Annilisa Ouelette, )enn Maki — Capt; Lisa Perry, Sandra Colon. (Row 2) Cheryl Mastrogiavanni, Kersten Berube, Shari Feffer, Becky Carlton, Kerry Sheehy. (Row 3) Teresa Fields, Tania Fantusi, Tara Gates, lane Ouellette, Heather Yale. us THtM 40 Beverly 46 4t Danvers 38 40 Gloucester 44 32 Marblehead 54 21 Swampscott 65 55 Lynn English 31 16 Winthrop 70 I 90 Swim Team ' -4 Bettering the team recwd to 4-6 was the biggest thrill for the Swim Team. Senior members include Chris Rovendro, team Hall of Fame and MVP winner, also Lori Maguire, Christine Beaulieu, David O’Keefe, Gerri Segal, and Denise Hall. (Standing L to R) Shawn Moran, Chris Rovendro — Capt; Dave O’Keefe, Lori Maguire — Capt; Erik Rickart, Christina McClure, Christine Beaulieu-Capt; Andrea Tomsho, Kari Boucher, Lauren Kelly, Denise Hall. (Kneeling L to R) Nicole Gallant, Heather McClory, Sherri Fiens, Kerri Squageau, Gerri Segal, |odi lellison. Sue Malionek US 113 Lynn Classical THEM 38 51 Marblehead 1 12 67 Lynn English 87 44 Arlington 31 36 Danvers 44 46 Saugus 30 98 Blue Hills 54 67 North Andover 96 66 Beverly lOt 70 Malden 81 78 Peabody 85 92 Wrestling For the Wrestling Team this was a building year. One of their big- gest achievements was hosting the Witch Trials Tournament which was the first ever held. Senior members include Kevin D ' Entremont, Jeff Avigian, Mike Pergola, Bill Murphy, Chris Pear- son, and Eric Belleau. At the ban- quet, Kevin D ' Entremont won MVP and Hall of Fame, Jeff Avigian, Best Offensive Wrestler; Chris Pearson, Coach’s Award; and Eric Belleau, Most Dedi- cated. (Standing L to R) Veikko Huuskonen, Tim Richards, D.|. Gauthier, Chris Brimacombe, lason Gallo, led Voss, Allen Maniero, Paul Theophilopolous, Ken Michaud, Coach Schaejbe, lamie Armstrong; (Kneeling L to R) Billy Murphy, Chris Pearson, )eff Avigian — Capt.; Kevin D ' Entremont — Capt.; Mike Pergola, Matt Desmond. US THEM 12 Methuen 63 33 North Reading 42 48 Greater Lowell 30 6 Lowell 69 30 Haverhill 48 40 Ayer 36 12 North Andover 66 6 Westford Acad 72 25 Marblehead 43 24 St Johns ' Prep 54 27 Saugus 45 10 Central Catholic 64 50 Beverly 26 29 Hamilton-Wenham 42 6 Lynnfield 69 94 95 Gymnastics The Gymnastics team had their most editing season in fou.f jfears. OBe of the rt� cAt thrilling momenMwas scoring 1 10 points, the Jjignest point t al iR ' years. Nic le Targeonf participated in Thd ate IndividvaTMeet outbal- ance be . She also won Hall of and MVP at the Banquet. Tavtw Ca do and Kim Talbot contrlbuted a deal to the t m as well. Tawri p won the Un- sung Hero9fward. (Standing L to R) Lisa Ditto, Becky Crawford, Colleen Donovan, Kristen Berube, Melissa Lom- bard, Lynne McGrath, Maureen Kidney — Manager; Cynthia Whitcomb — Coach. ( Kneeling L to R) Tawnya Castaldo, Nicole Turgeon — Capt; lohanna Ingalls — capt; Kym Talbot. US THEM 98.7 Peabody 93.3 104,2 Gloucester 37.2 i 10.0 Beverly 1 17.3 102,5 Malden 74 4 92.1 Danvers 114 8 tOI.8 Winthrop 87.8 109.8 Marblehead 104.4 1 10.0 Masconomet 122,3 96 97 Hockey The hockey team celebrated the best season since its establish- oment. They achieved the most wins in Salem High School ockey history and missed the tournament by only one point. It was disappointing but the team was left with pride for their ac- complishments. Beating Marble- head was the most jsatisfyinlg vic- tory :ffihe� : he set a for most wins in a season, ten. Rob Koston is the all time leading scorer in a career with 1 1 6 points. He also won the Hall oWame Award. Dan Maguire won MVP and Bob Jellison shared the Hall of Fame. Other senior m bers injclude Jim Nicholson, Pat ilva , Greg Erwin, Brian Ferraro, cotl Hentosh, Tom Lapha ,s teve Brophy and $c tt Bradley. - as i (Front Row) Scott Hentosh, Bob lellison, Dan Maguire — Capt, |im Nicholson — Capt; Rob Kostan — Capt, Greg Erwin, Pat Silva, Steve Brophy. (Row 21 coach Sweezey, Scott Williamson, Mike Denis, |im Reedy, left luden, Chris Conway, Tom Lapham, Kevin Walters — Manager; Derek Eskenas, Coach Digiacamo. (Row 3) lason Barber, Keith Pelletier, Scott Bradley, Tom Beaulieu, Chip Cook, Mark Dube, Casey White, Brett Matland. 98 MsrtL 99 Girls Basketball The Girls Basketball team, although young, had an outstand- ing season. One of the most memorable games was against Lynn English when they.pver- came a 12 point defipit to win. They won the league which i as a great accomplishffidfit as well. advanced to the 2nd round of the tournament where they lost to the ' t SfT ' who won the state title. Senior D ise Rhodes won the Hall of Fang e AWard ar cTfhe u- ; dent AthMe. ard and tt aV J glin WfJti tf - OTch’s Award at the (Standing L to Rl Dan Madeod — Coach; )ohn Fortunato — Coach; Kristen Moreland, Heather Mclntire. Kathy Moreland, Tracey Carter, Kristen Ceviello, Kathy Toups, lenn Brown, Carol Coughlin — Coach. (Kneeling L to R) lenn Dowd, lenn Cole, Lisa Anglin — Capt; Denise Rhodes — Capt; Christine Mclntire, Leanne Morris, Terry Civiello. 100 101 The Boys BasketbalfTeam.had a very exciting and prpductive’ sea- son. They won the cb.nterence by themselves for the time in school history. fRey so won 14 games in a row duringjthe season and finished with 18 ctories, the most in 25 years, field, the defending pions in the tournar lating Wake- state cham- ient, was very satisfying. ' TTfe state tourna- ment they advanced to the semi- finaf rouhtf. mfenjJ rs in- all of Fame David Candelaria — ttu- mofs — Most proved; and Michael GondellaW Dedication Boys Basketball (Kneeling L to RIZack Zegarowski, Dan Hall, Mike Giardi, Leo lacobs — Capt; Steve Sadoski, Ricky Brusnon, Eddie Hammonds, (standing L to R) Mike ‘Gondella, Roger Simmons, )eff Woods, Dave Candelaria — Capt; )ason Alleyne, Bobby Ward, Carlos Rivera, Coach O ' Brien. US THEM 66 Marblehead 50 80 Swampscott 55 62 Winthrop 50 65 Danvers 49 60 Classical 64 69 Saugus 61 67 Gloucester 41 56 Marblehead 44 65 Beverly 49 81 English 66 61 Swampscott 60 58 Winthrop 55 79 Danvers 60 60 Classical 59 64 Saugus 61 91 Gloucester 54 76 Beverly 50 45 Austin Prep 31 76 Acton-Boxboro 57 57 English 58 Tournament 81 Wakefield 63 52 Dorn Savio 63 102 103 Girls Spring Track .c 3 The girls’ spring track team cel- ut unfortunately came up short, ebrated their best victory against . Senior memb ers include |en Saugus. They had close nje|pts ivjaki — Hall of Fame, Nancy Mor- against Beverly and Gloucester, rissey, and Cindy Cohen. (L to R Kneeling) Liv Gagne, Leanne Gauthier, Alice Ryan, Cheryl Mastroglavanni, Annilisa Ouellette, Kristen Phillips, Dawn Erikson, Robin Lerman, Michelle Gaudette; (Standing) )enn Maki — Capt, Nancy Morrissey — Capt, Cindy Cohen, Diane Kennedy, Kerry Sheehy, Tracey Carter, Lea Macintosh, Nancy Bellamo, Terry Wright, Coach Sharyn Congo. US THEM 45 Swampscott 68 50 Beverly 68 45 Danvers 73 21 Winthrop 82 78 Lynn English 32 49 Marblehead 64 52 Gloucester 65 82 Saugus 34 Lynn Classical Forfeit 104 ! 105 Boys Spring Track Id The mo t Uyill ' nSy ' ry for the track fe m was against Saugus which most of the team membe recorded personal bests. DeQ King and Mike Geralamo conference champions in their Senior members of the i de Mike Geralamo — osnowski — Coach’s Gibeley, and Dennis . t; (L to R Sitting) Mike Geralamo — Capt, Mike Gibeley — Capt, (Kneeling) Nelson Omar rivera, Shilo MacDonald, Dan Meeghan, Chris Szczuka, (Standing) Chris Eaton, )ason Alleyne, Anton , Rivera, Dennis King, Mike Sosnowski. Beverly Salem Vs. Loss Winthrop Loss Saugus Win L English Win L Classical Win Swampscott Loss Danvers Loss Gloucester Loss Marblehead Loss r 106 f Girls Softball . son. They posted a 3-0 wit Shawsheen High School j state tournament which ' ai first tournament victory e; was an incredible achifev( i4en t ,-rf The softball team had agfeat iea ' and] meant a lot fof (L to R Kneeling) Colleen Donovan, Kathy Moreland, Leanne Morris, Laurie Beaulieu, Kelly Brennan, Kathy Toups, (Standing) Coach Maihos, Kendra Halpem, Monique Backry, )en Dowd, Heather Macintire, lennifer Powers — Capt, Lisa Anglin — Capt, Pete Dolan — Trainer. US THEM 5 Winthrop 3 7 Danvers 8 13 Lynn Classical 1 2 Saugus 8 5 Gloucester 4 13 Marblehead 1 3 Lynn English 6 1 1 Swampscott 1 3 Beverly 1 3 Winthrop 2 8 Lynn Classical 3 3 Saugus 8 I Danvers 8 5 Lynn English 7 15 Marblehead 0 7 Beverly 8 3 Gloucester 2 13 Swampscott 0 M I.A.A, Tournament 3 Shawsheen Regional 0 I Bishop Fenwick 2 1 108 109 Boys Baseball Baseball Team 16-2 leaguf Th elm i van to the t te Ipi a m e seniors Rick [iietell, Mike Vaifiancourt, a Steve Gauthier. ■ lebrated thqjr finest season since Worlpl ar II, compiling ' an 18-4 rec t cf, thercji j l rtheastern Conffer- ence ' Sok was also their fii ] title £5rm™ t i|ince 1970 and (Lto R back row) MikeGiardi.ZackZigarowski, Ray Chouinard, Bobby Ward, Steve Gauthier, |eff juden. Dermis Gaudet, Doug Canney, Bill Migrault — coac h. Coach Giardi; (Front) EricShoulds, Andrew Viglas, Steve Sadoski, Mike Vaillancourt — Capt, Dave Orlando, Rick O ' Leary, |amie Anketell, Dave Angeramo. us THEM 3 St lohn ' s Prep 10 1 Winthrop 0 8 Danvers 0 24 Lynn Classical 0 8 Saugus 2 9 Gloucester 3 10 Marblehead 1 8 Lynn English 7 5 Swampscott 3 6 Beverly 4 17 Winthrop 0 27 Lynn Classical 0 2 Danvers 0 1 Saugus 2 2 Gloucester 0 11 Marblehead 4 14 Lynn English 0 6 Beverly 3 3 Swampscott 8 5 St. lohn’s Prep 3 6 Danvers 0 3 Hamilton-Wenham 1 1 I no Ts siiiiiSfl mil ■bill II I [ 111 Lacrosse y The lacrosse team this year was in the process of bmlding a pro- gram. Although they did not win a game, the teamj rned a lot,,a d enjoyed thems elve s. nlOr members incluc ie-|ason Vanned MVP, Pat SilvB — Best Offensive Award, Mark futtle — Best De- fensive Award, Darren Eng — Coacn’s Award, and Eric Nowak — Dedi tion Auard. (L to R back row) Brian Cobb, Scott Williamson, Sean Delaney, Matt Curran, Tony Murphy, |on Maynard, Chris Coleman, Mark Fischer, Erik Nowak, Tom Bevassuer, Erik Roberts, Tom Doyle (Front) Brad Maloon, Dennis Ross, Darren Eng, Brian Crosby, Mark Tuttle — Capt, )ason Vanne — Capt, Pat Silva — Capt, )oe Valenzuela, Rob Lamontagne, Ed Poussard. us THEM 3 St. lohn ' s Prep 11 3 Marblehead 6 4 Ipswich 10 2 South Weymouth 17 3 Medford 5 2 Peabody 17 2 Winchester 9 0 Beverly 1 2 St, lohn s Prep 1 1 3 Marblehead 8 2 Ipswich 12 0 Peabody 6 3 Winchester 9 112 113 Boys Tennis The boys tennis, team did well this season and matched their last year ' s record. 3 r, most thrilling victory was aga TT Dan- vers. It was_,the first time they beat them |n many years. Senior Members of ' the l am include Mark Gness, Der Marcella, Steve Carp tier — Hall of Fame, brr Arthur Theophelopolous. (L to R back row) Coach Karumpus, Mark Gness — Capt, Steve Carpentier — Capt, Arthur Theophilopolous, Derek Marcella, (Front) Rob Malionek, )ason McCormick, Scott Ferguson, )eff Williams, Adam McClory US THEM 1 Winthrop 4 3 Danvers 2 5 Classical 0 0 Saugus 5 0 Gloucester 5 0 Marblehead S English forfeit 0 Swampscott 5 1 Winthrop 4 1 Danvers 4 4 Classical 1 0 Saugus 5 0 Gloucester 5 0 Marblehead 5 3 English 2 0 Swampscott 5 0 Beverly 5 2 Beverly 3 I 114 ,1 115 T Football Cheering 116 1 Beaulieu, Football and Basketball cheer- i advisor. Thanks Mrs. B! Basketball Cheering 117 Hockey Cheering 118 Soccer Cheering 119 ' T 120 121 Student Council (L to R back row) Christina Milani, Darren Eng, Denise Hall, Karen Fabiszewski, Gerri Segal, Kim Chapman; (Front) Denise Rhodes, Nita George, Heidi Porter, Dave Orlando, Wendy Snow, |enn Smallcomb J ' J ' i ' J ' S.A.D.D. (L to R back row) )ohn Perry, Amy Walsh, Rosemary IMello, Dave Candelaria, Maureen Kidney, Diana Cum- mings, Denise Hall, Darren Eng; (Front) Sherri Feines, Nadine Gagnon National Honor Society (L to R Back row) Dan Sabin, Betsy Harden, Christina Milani, Darren Eng, Nita George, Denise Hall, Kim Chapman, Andy Atlantzas, Arthur Theophilopolous, Daniela Occipinti; (Front) Nicole Turgeon, Peter O ' Donnell, Myrel Kurzman, Nancy Morrissey, Karen Fabiszewski, Nancy Rich, Heidi Porter, Wendy Snow, Mary Crean, Debbie Tomsho, Betsy Power, Denise Rhodes ,i i Spanish National Honor Society (L to R back row) Christina Milani, Dan Sabin, Heidi Porter, (Front) Nancy Rich, Karen Fabiszewski, Brenda DeFranzo, Mary Crean. Drama (L to R back row) Rosemary IVlello, ?, Lauren Krajeski, Debra Keough, Lea Benson, Amy Walsh, Keith Cronin, Glen Tuner, (Front) Sherri Feins, Peter O ' Donnell, Paul Bisson, Brian , Cindy Cohen, Cecile Wong, Debbie Tomsho, IVlichelle Gagnon, |ohn Perry. J- Orchestra Pop Rock (L to R back row) |ohn Perry, Christina IVlilani, Darren Eng, IVlichelle Gagnon, Larry Cameron, Dan Devoe, (Front) Andrea Perakis, Steve Carpentier, Maria Silva, Melissa Bohanen. (Lto R back row) Renee Luoini, Wendy Caverly, Debra Keough, (Front) Lauren Ouelette, Samantha Weiner, India Bowdoin. 124 Math Team (L to R) Patti Brophy, Karen Fabiszewski, Peter O’Donnell, Dan Sabin, Darren Eng, Heidi Porter. ir % (L to R) Brenda DeFranzo, Heidi Porter, Mr. Coombes, Nita George, Dan Sabin, Darren Eng, Nicole Turgeon, Peter O’Donnell, |ohn Perry. i 125 Yearbook Staff (L to R| Betsy Power, Editor; Lisa Lombard, Artist; lulie Williamson; Debbie Tomsho, Assistant Editor; Karen Fabiszewski; Nicole Turgeon. To the Class of ' 88 ' 1 never realized exactly how much work and time was needed to produce a yearbook. I knew it would be difficult, but that is an understatement. In the beginning, we had many people who wanted to be on the ' yearbook staff,’ but it soon dwindled down to just a few. I am very grateful to those ' few ' who did remain because if it weren’t for them this yearbook would be non- existent. Lisa Lombard’s art expertise was put to use on the cover as well as throughout the book; Karen Fab’s quick draw camera was always ready along with her eye for a great picture; Nicole Turgeon was a big help in the sports department; |ulie Williamson was always willing and ready to do anything that needed to be done; And Debbie Tomsho was always hard at work doing what was needed and more. I am very thankful to them and also Mrs. Gallo-Driscoll for taking over with the Ads and being there for support. I should like to wish all of you good luck in the future and I hope you enjoy the Witch 88 yearbook. Betsy Power Editor-in-chief 126 student Government Day Winter Cotillion 128 129 Diary of Anne Frank Senior Show 133 134 135 Senior Prom — June 6, 1988 136 Never Say Good-bye” Luau 138 139 Senior Banquet 140 Graduation 141 142 143 I 144 Superlatives Most Intellectual Nita George Mark Tuttle Best Athlete Denise Rodes Dave Orlando Best Dressed Mary Armstrong Leonel Brito Done Most for the Class Karen Fabiszewski Scott Scharffenberg Most Gullible Tracey Bray Carlos Morals Most Shy Tara Hios Greg Scott Cutest Couple Lisa Hiltunen Jesse Tremblay Most Argumentative Heidi Porter Mike Gibeley Best Looking Lisa Lombard Mike Vaillencourt Class Devil Bethany Martin Mike Pergola Class Flirt Lauren Ouellette )on Walters Best Personality Beth Maloon Dave Orlando Most School Spirit Karen Fabiszewski |eff Avigian Best Build Paola Giampalo Mike Sosnowski 146 Class Comedian Cheryl Corneau Mark Tuttle Most Distinctive Laugh Christine Beaulieu Rob Kostan Teacher’s Pet Nita George Michael Gibeley Most Likely to Succeed Nicole Turgeon Dan Sabin Nicest Eyes Mary Kocur Mike Chigas Most Inseparable Friends Arthur Theophilopoulos Andy Alantzas 147 Most Inseparable Friends Nicest Smile Betsy Power Debbie Tomsho Beth Maloon Mark Reardon 149 Mr. Curtin — Principal Mr. Higgins — Mr. Ward — Assistant Assistant Principal Principal 150 Pete Dolan Class Advisor Thanks for always being there! Mr. Harrington Class Advisor Thanks for all your hard work! Mrs. Gallo-Driscoll Student Activities Director We made it successfully with your help! Gail Kucker Student Activities Assistant We love you!! 151 Mr. Seeley English Ms. Barry English Mr. Levinson English Director Mr. Bailey Social Studies Ms. Phelan English Mr. Lyons English Mrs. Cooper English Mr. Kenney English Mr. Thibeault English Ms. Clay English Mr. Sadoski English Mr. Devoe Social Studies Ms. Loughran Social Studies Mr. Monahan Social Studies Mrs. Hynes Social Studies Mr. Nolan Social Studies 152 Mrs. Godin Mr. Rubin Science Mr. Turgeon Science Ms. Sanborn Phys. Ed. Mr. Maihos Phys. Ed. Mr. Salvo Math Mr. Triant Math Mr. Coombes Science Ms. Plouffe Science Mr. Fortunado Phys. Ed. Ms. Hogan Science Ms. McGlone Nurse 153 Ms. Atkins Home Ec. Mr. Campbell Industrial Arts Mr. Natola Industrial Arts Ms. Skaliotis Librarian Mr. Elsaesser Restaurant Mr. Regan Drafting Mrs. Parker Drama, Keyboard Ms. Piemonte Librarian Mr. Stevens Art Mr. McGrath Industrial Arts Ms. Theckas Home Ec. Mr. Rodilico Photography, Wood Shop Mrs. Corrigan Librarian Mrs. Miller Librarian Mr. Mardney Electricity Mr. Casellini Industrial Arts Mr. Boisvert PAPA Mr. Vignoli Wood Shop Ms. Roche Photography 154 Ms. Lillo Business Ms. Cronin Business Mrs. Silvio Business Mrs. Bailey Business Mr. Wilinski Business Mrs. O’Leary Business Mrs. Hughes Business Ms. Healey Mr. Giardi Ms. Wholley Spec. Ed. Mr. Burke Business Mr. Cornacchio Spec. Ed. Mrs. Hartman Spec. Ed. Ms. Mirkin Spec. Ed. Mrs. O’Donnel Spec. Ed. 155 Senor Van Cor Foreign Language Ms. lalbert Guidance Secretary Ms. Sweeney Secretary Mr. Burns Guidance Ms. Donahue Foreign Language Mrs. Crean Unit I Secretary Mrs. Georgelas Secretary Mrs. Marquis Secretary Ms. Tobin Unit II Secretary Ms. Murphy Secretary Ms. Mulholland Guidance Dr. Kaminski Guidance Ms. Costa Guidance Ms. Katz Bilingual Mrs. Prentice Guidance Secretary Ms. Dowling Principal’s Secretary Ms. Baretto-Longus Guidance Ms. Quiroga Bilingual 156 CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT Know all men by these presents: that We, the Class of 1988, of the City of Salem, County of Essex, and State of Massachusetts, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this as and for our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, hereby revoking all Wills by us at any time heretofore made. 1, Colleen Bell leave hugs and kisses XO XO XO to Bobby Lemelin forever. Christopher T. Coleman leaves his ability to think fast on his feet (meaning come-back) to Christine Mclntire. David Candelaria leaves his basketball to Leo Jacobs. I, Tracy Cormier, leave Shannon Maddocks driving lessons! I, Kemith, leave Lisa, Wendy, Jen, Lori, Karen, and Cindy all the great times we’ve had, but remind them that there are more to come. Kaylee Laber leaves her old teachers to Anna Clay. Derek Musteikis leaves the catwalk to Mike Pergola. Carlos M. Espinal leaves his yellow shoes to his electronic class. Lisa Howell leaves her parking space to Anna Clay. I, Michael Gibeley, leave Betsy Power the dozen, long stemmed roses that she never got. John L. Roberts leaves his notes on kitchen project and to the pipeline pyrama project to Mr. Casellini. Renee leaves all of the good times in Green floor bathroom to Debbie Borden. Andy Atlantias leaves his Kolo to the Greek Connection. Cheryl Comeau leaves friendship to anyone who needs it. Cindy Cohen leaves L.P., J.P., K.L., L.M., L.H., all of her memorable experiences which will always be treasured. And also to us Preston Beachers A Lollipop! Tim leaves his best arguments to Karen. Bill Richard leaves his U2 tapes to Patti and Johanna. I, ApriJ, leave Heidi and Christina a fond farewell to the Titanic and the best 3-man bobsled team south of Calgary. MaryAnn Kocur leaves her Miss D memories to Kristi Cahill. Mike Chigas leaves his gummy bears to Chris, Derek, and Sandi. David Leva leaves his genuine leather, gold plated, diamond cut, made in Switzerland watch to Mr. Kompa. Arthur Theophilopoulos leaves his last name to the typing class, and a year’s supply of tranquilizers to Mr. McDonald. Julie Williamson leaves her old memories of Erik to make new ones at S.S.C. Wendy Cook leaves her lunch to Ms. Roche. Debbie Tomsho leaves a nice big slap in the face to Jamie Anketell. Michael W. Sosnowski leaves his parking space and Mr. K enney term paper to Mathew Desmond. Lori Freitas leaves the courtyard freshman year to Diana Terry. I, Stacy Fouhey, leave Colleen Moroney and the Witchcraft Crew,” one more walk to the park and all the good times we’ve had (without getting caught!) Maria Konstantilakys leaves her shorthand notes to anyone who dares to take the class! Wendy Snow leaves her deck of cards to the Spanish Club. Robyn Payson leaves her diploma to all of the seniors who didn’t make it!! John Donahue leaves his Cliff Notes to Michael Donahue. Sharon DeLuca leaves Robin Flynn the Three Stooges. Sandra Kritopoulos leaves her not knowing much about U.S. History to her brother who knows everything there is to know about U.S. History. Zoila Altamirano leaves her opulescent earrings to Mary Armstrong. Ruth St. Pierre leaves her bad homework habits to Diane Kennedy. Kathy Condo leaves her locker to Kathy. Scott Hentosh leaves his locker full of newspapers to Binky.” Maureen Mahoney leaves Salem High School with the hope that someday she will reach 5 feet tall! Bobby Jellison leaves all of his bottle caps to Jesse Tremblay. Denise Rhodes leaves big muscles to Brenda DeFranzo. John Perry leaves his cookie tin” and David Foster chords to Matt Foran. Gerri Segal leaves Billy D’s body to Diana Cummings. Andrea Perakis leaves her crisises and neurotic behavior to Mr. Hawryluk. 157 Lara Steele leaves the boys bathroom at Burger King to Donna Blanchette. Rob Kostan leaves his echoes in the blue floor halls to all of the hall monitors. Michelle Gagnon leaves a messy lunch room table to the lunch lady. Stephen Cicco leaves his defensive talent to |ason Gallo. Greg Erwin leaves his Autocad skills to Mr. Regan. I, Mark Tuttle, leave Peter Rich ten million bottles of @ Dippity Doo. Robert Cronin leaves nothing to nobody. I, Tawnya Castalda, leave all my love and memories to Leo lalbert. Amy Viselli leaves her spot in A-V’s and a pan of Nestle Tollhouse Chocolate cookies to Dan Borders. 1, Christina, leave April an extra bottle of glue for her Lee Press-On hair. Maria L. Silva leaves termites to Mr. Hawryluk. Sandra Colon leaves her grades to Lauren Field. Kathy Powers leaves her advice; Participles end in ' ed or ' ing not ' en — to bathroom authors. I, Kendra Palm, leave Tracey Bray a life long friendship and memories never to be forgotten. I, Betsy Power leave a Big Fred roast beef sandwich to Mike Gibeley. I, Diana Terry, leave a million memories and a true lifelong friendship to Lori Freitas. Mary Crean leaves her ability to help people with their problems to Melissa Bohannon. Nicole Turgeon leaves her Science Fair project to all of the science teachers. WE leave the keys used to let the air out of his tires to |esse. Missy Tramontosi leaves Chris Rovendro’s swimsuit to Lauren. Merrill Greaves leaves her addidas jacket to Willie Miles. lenn Smallcomb leaves her Psychology notes to Mike Sosnowski (super brain). Ken Wright leaves a patch of rubber to the school parking lot. Mark D. Gness leaves his Monarch and Cliff notes to Matthew C. Gness. I, Derek Marcella, leave Blue Monster” to Steve Carpentier, Greg Scott, and Mark Gness. (Replace the lava machine, lock the doors!) (nice color!) (please don’t smash it up!) )ill Kelley leaves a party in Florida every summer with Mark to Lisa Lebel. Keith S. Wallace leaves his uprightness to anyone corrupt enough to have it. Kim leaves many happy memories in Spain and goals for the future to Polyester. Laurie Vassil leaves her thanks for being her best friend through it all and for leaving her great memories of high school to lim Denis. Lisa Lebel leaves the party life in Daytona to )ill Kelley. David A. Sawyer leaves 1 Can Bumble Bee tuna to Rita Tuna. Brenda DeFranzo leaves those city lights to Denise Rhodes and to Heidi Porter a lifesize poster of Gallager. 1, Heidi, leave Karen, Cristina, )amie, April, and Nita an eternal boufou. I, Kim Talbot, leave Stacey Fouhey all the good times we had together, our soccer memories, one free ticket to Willy Wonka ' s chocolate factory, and my friendship forever. Eric Belleau leaves his wrecked Nova to jeff Woods. Mark Reardon leaves his locker to Ed Poussard and Dave Worth. 1, Lea M. Benson, leave to Amy Walsh the rapture and the wrath of the power, the perspiration, the man ... Paul K. Bisson. Smaki leaves another lap” to Lee, Nance, Beth, Lau, and losie. Dave West leaves his entire collection of Cliff Notes to Mr. Kenney’s future students. I, Karen Fab, leave every senior who I’ve hassled over the past four years, the negatives to all my priceless pictures. Robin Berry leaves her heart to )eff. I, Gretchen Schaublin, leave a toast and Colgate toothpaste to Amy Desilets and Laurie Beaulieu. Bink Goodwin leaves all her hugs and Beatles records to Christina Smith Chrissey.” Joanne Leger leaves another week of party headquarters” to BM, LE, NM, )P, LP. Pamela Pellitier leaves her friendship to Colleen Moroney. I, Debra Keough, leave Brant Gagne and Jed Voss a deck of tarot cards. 1, Pat Silva, leave Betsy Power until February 14, 1993. Mellissa Bohanon leaves her ability to make people laugh when they’re upset to Mr. Harrington and Ms. Sanborn. Dan Sabin leaves his golfball collection to whomever cares. Tara Hios leaves all her love to Billy McLean. Denise Hall leaves a roll of Turns to Maureen Kidney. 158 Christopher A. Phipps leaves his friend Craig a good home. Lisa Anglin leaves Tammy Penny a bucket of mud to put on someone’s car windows. Nita George leaves her song to Mr. Thibeault. Brian Anglin leaves his nickname Wobbi” to Mike Giardi. Dan Devoe leaves his computer to Mrs. jacobs. Colleen Moroney leaves all of her great memories to Pam Pellitier. 1, Kim Preczewski, leave my wardrobe, matching socks and wildest times to Christine Beaulieu. Liz Phillips leaves apple juice and Pickles to Patti Brophy and lohanna Ingalls. Cheryl Robinson leaves a baby girl to Kim and Ant. Chris Rovendro leaves his love and friendship to Melinda Foss, Faith Gaudet, Lauren Kelly, and Keri Boucher; I’ll never forget you. )on Walters leaves a smile and a clue to life to Kerry Walsh. Wendy Herwig leaves her younger sister her diploma in case she doesn’t make it. Edna Sonny leave tickets to Miami and Australia to see Don and Mel to Blanche Rico. Mike Geralamo leaves all those clueless weekends to The Wacked Boys” lason Vanne leaves Tom LeVasseer and |ohn ). Murphy )r. to SBF each other forever. Steve Gauthier leaves all of the good times in study hall to Debbie Tomsho and Betsy Power. Ms. Donahue leaves the Spanish IV classes a lot of luck and a big wish for a successful future. Gail from Student Activities leaves the Class of 1988 all the happiness she has had in knowing all of them. We, Scott and Rob, leave Bob lellison lost in Boston Garden at a hockey game. I, Stephanie Eaton leave my heart to Dave O’Keefe. I, Christine Beaulieu leave my white boots with the tassles and white shoe polish to Kim Preczewski. I, Lisa Hiltunan leave all my love to jesse, Kemith, Lori, and lennifer. I, Ceci, leave my love to Debbie and Betsy for making my SHS years the sweetest and most memorable ones of all my life. Thanks guys! Ann Thibodeau leaves all the great times at the baseball games to Debbie Tomsho. 159 f77 sq j t ial t i€se arc t ie l est o ear , (Ae i ta t , a i m qj c o laoe t iese t€ar . J aa are mq Jne u s, Sf A iom a qoarJaces }at tear j ear a e ' e at a ere t aces. (jAorus P taZ tat Zta e t ta aar ' enc s tt tAen . tot toe Ae a a ' t a teZ Aaoe ta s or q o9 HPe’oe Aeeo AretttqA i a ottr ooe is s ro Aa ’s to Ais seq taraZ ' o t see tts str toron . 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