Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1989 volume:

Think of me, think of me fondly when we’ve said goodbye. Remember me once in a while — please. Promise me you’ll try. If you ever find a moment, 7 Think of me, think of me walking, silent and resigned. Imagine me, trying too hard — to put you from my mind. There will never be a day when I won’t think of you. 17 In Memorium ► l Tammy Jordan “We learned to love and we came to care When I reach out you won’t be there But in my heart I know Friends are friends forever Wipe away those tears my friend My love for you will never end ’Cause in my heart I know Friends are friends forever” Seniors Seniors Seniors Adriane M. Aucone Ade You Guys, This Is Only High School! Things Like This Are Supposed to Happen!” Jason C. Alleyne “Back to Back B-Ball Champs Boston Gar- den Burger King Long Live The CANES. Burger King No Man Is An Island Unto Itself. It’s been real Salem High! Peace!!” Daniel W. Babcock COC-BAB “The Future Is A World Limited By No One But Ourselves.” William Anderson Fred Only the educated are free from school.” Michael S. Backry STRAWBERRY “For What Is Supposed To Be The Best Time Of My Life, It Sure Went Fast.” 20 Seniors Seniors Seniors Laurie J. Beaulieu Lau “Live, Love, Laugh.” See Ya! Craig Bilodeau “Life is a game, when you die you win. But suicide is cheating.” I Thomas Beaulieu Tom “Trust Me.” Daniel Keith Borders Dan no “High School is gone and college lay ahead. After four grueling years, I wish I’d spent in bed.” Daniel John Berube Dan Deborah Lee Borden Red “Make new friends, but never leave your old friends behind.” 21 Tracey Wells Boudrot Michael James Brophy Seniors Lauren Bradbury Lau ‘‘True friends are like an eternity — they last forever.” Jennifer D. Brown Jen ‘‘We are always willing to live, but never liv- ing.” Seniors Seniors! Kelly Anne Brennan Bean “Give to the world the best you can and the best will come back to you.” Amy E. Busteed Aim “Look at all these rumors surrounding me everyday. 1 just need some time, some time to get away.” $ Seniors Seniors Seniors Melissa Janet Butcher Mel Life is like music, some high notes, some )w notes, but a wonderful song just the ime.” Carmen G. Cabrera Allison Marie Butler 1 ,f Teresa del Carmen Cabrera Terd “I want to say thank you to my mother for all the help and support she always gives to me . ” Carmen D. Cabrera Delys “lam very happy that 1 was part of this High School.” Douglas R. Canney Seniors Seniors Seniors Melissa Canning Pebbles “Being alone is the best way to be, when I’m by myself no one can say anything” — Edie Brickell Jorge Carroca William A. Castonguay Jonathan Chmura John Walsh “A telephone booth can be your worst enemy when disoriented.” Raymond A. Chouinard 24 Seniors Seniors Seniors Lisa A. Cirome “The highlights in the present are those of reflections from the past ...” Theresa M. Civiello Terri “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.” Eric A. Connolly Fatman Christopher Thomas Conway Chris Ann J. Correnti Annie “Mischief dances in her eyes and smiles upon her lips.” 25 Seniors Seniors Seniors Monica Cronin Mon “What? I didn’t do it. What does he want now?” Diana Lynne Cummings Di “Sing your own special song, make your own kind of music, even if nobody else sings along.” Matthew Curran Matt Just another brick in the wall.” 26 (Seniors Seniors Seniors Tammy M. Deharo ‘A friend is someone who knows all about ou and still loves you” Sean P. Delaney Does anybody remember laughter?” Christopher John Dembro Amy Desilets Aim Caroles Diaz Colleen A. Donovan “If you think your life is complete confusion cause you never win the game, just remember that it’s a grand illusion and deep inside we ' re all the same.” 27 Seniors Seniors Seniors i Sheri Lyn Dossett Richard Leo Douglas Jennifer J. Dowd Jen “The road goes ever on and on out from the door where it began. Now far ahead the road has gone, let others follow it who can.” Jennifer Dumond Sari Berci Encamacion Pamela Espaillat Spammy “I get by with a little help from my friends” 28 Seniors Seniors Seniors Melanie R. Estella Mel “Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows” Christopher C.K. Evans In Miinchen “We often discover what will do by finding out what won’t do and one who never made a mistake never made a discovery.” Kristen Marie Fabiszewski “Begin at the beginning . . . and go on till you come to the end: then stop.” — Lewis Carroll Katelyn Feeney Kate “Don’t walk in front of me I may not follow, don’t walk behind me I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Sheri E. Feins “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” — Sir James Barrie Mark D. Fischer Fish “Life’s battles don ' t always go to the stronger or faster man. But sooner or later, the man who wins is the man who thinks he can.” 29 Seniors Seniors Seniors Lisa M. Flynn Lis “A dancer’s dream is fulfilled only when she’s dancing.” Stacey J. Freeman Stace “Live your life to the fullest.” Matthew Foran “After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.” Galen Frizzie Big Frizz “Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off your goal.” ■$£ ' p Danielle Marie Frechette Wiliam Leighton Furey 30 Seniors Seniors Seniors Sherry Ann Gagne Carlos Miguel Garcia Zafiro “SHS was my best place to study and get fun at the same time. I like to come back. 1 love SHS. Good luck! Nadine M. Gagnon “What?! Your dog can’t read?” John D. Gaudet Dennis “All 1 need are some tasty babes and a buzz and I’m on my way!!” Nicole S. Gallant Nikki “Take me up on a wing and a prayer, if you need someone. I ' ll be there. Take me up where only angels can fly, if you need someone, I won’t pass you by.” — Bryan Adams Kristen M. Gauthier Kris 31 Seniors Seniors Seniors i Rebecca L. Goppe Becka “Friendship is a gift — no value could ever be placed on it.” Kali K. Guilmet “We’re just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year.” — Pink Floyd Gayle M. Flacker “A friend is someone who knows all about you and still loves you!” Michelle E. Grondin Kendra Lee Halpem Halpi “1 told you that we could fly, ’cause we all have wings, but some of us don’t know why.” — INXS 32 Seniors Seniors Seniors Zoom H. Hoang “Life is full of opportunities, but dreams would only come true if we took advantage of Ithem.” Deborah Hopper Hoppy “Our friends see the best in us, and by that very fact, call forth the best in us.” — By Black Tracy E. Howland The difference between Success and Defeat is Determination.” Fatima J. Hoxha Greek “When a man asks ‘A penny for your thoughts,’ your reply should be that the price went up.” Cheryl Hung “The trouble with some women is that they get all excited about nothing — and then marry him.” — Cher “This is where the fun starts ! ’ ’ Johanna Ingalls Jo “I’ve conquered the past. My future is here at last. I stand at the entrance to a new world I can see.” — Lyrics by U2. 33 Kimberly C. Jalbert Kim “Don ' t waste today worrying about tomorrow.” Jeffrey Juden Big Jeff “Every man is my superior, and that I may learn from him.” Seniors Seniors Seniors Kimberly Elizabeth Jeter Custodio M. Justo Brian Timothy Joyce Christopher D. Kapantais 34 Seniors Seniors Seniors Bonnie D. Kawczynski Bon-Bon “I’m blonde and Polish — what do you ex- pect? I miss my sweetie! Oh my yum! I don’t know.” Diane Kennedy Di “Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be.” Michael Paul Kennedy Maureen Elizabeth Kidney Moe “I’m never going to say goodbye, because if 1 1 11 say goodbye a part of me will always be with you! I love you mom and dad!” Kimberly Faye Knight Auntie “In the depth of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer.” Jill D. Kondon Jillian “You can never be too rich or too thin!” “I love you Mommy and Daddy — thanks for everything!” 35 Seniors Seniors Seniors Jennifer L. Lantier Jeni No one is a failure who is enjoying life.” Poopie, you ' re the best — I love you.” Duane Bruce Lord Tom D. LeVasseur “1 didn’t mean it.” Joseph E. Langlois Sharon F. Lindsay Red “Life’s battles are not always won by those who are stronger or faster; sooner or later the person who wins is the person who thinks he can!” j V i Robert F. Lamontagne 36 Seniors Seniors Seniors Barbara Patricia Luzinski Barb “A second chance is seldom given — do it right the first time.” Dean M. Machado Amy Maguire James Mailhoit Susan E. Malionek Sue “I’d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints — the sinners are much more fun.” — Billy Joel W. Bradford Maloon “Don’t Believe The Hype” 37 Seniors Seniors Seniors Robin L. Manning Robert A. Mari Smiles “It’s a joke.” David A. Martin Gregory A. Millner Thomas M. Moreland Hadee Moreno “If you can dream it — you can be it.” Seniors Seniors Seniors Jason Morris Jack “I’m better than you’ll ever hope to be.”. John J. Murphy Murph “What A Long Strange Trip It’s Been” — GRATEFUL DEAD Kathleen L. Mullen Kathy ‘“Mom, Dad, Jeff, and Brian — thanks for all the love and support.” John W. Murphy Stephanie E. Murray Steph “We’ve always had time on our side , but now it’s fading fast.” — O.M.D. 39 Suzanne B. McBoumie Sue “Together, in, out, back, frozen, up, WITH PRIDE! SHSMB 1 !” “I love you Mom and Dad! Thanks for everything! My dream will come true!” Heather A. Mclntire Seniors Seniors Seniors Adam B. McClory Serge “To be normal is not living life to it’s po- tential. ToTse different makes life worth liv- ing.” Jennifer Lynne McSwiggen Jennifer A. McDonald Jenni “Live each day as it’s your last, for there may be no tomorrow.” Bruce E. Nadeau 40 Seniors Seniors Seniors Elizabeth Nikolopoulos Liz “Times change and we with time, but not in the way of friendship.” John Douglas Odiome Johnny O “Love thy neighbor. Judge him by your standards, not by those of your friends. Open- mindedness is necessary.” Tammy Marie Nelson “Smile — it only takes a moment, but the memory lasts forever.” David O’Connor Mousie I “I had a dream ...” Bonnie A. O’Brien Bon “Cherish every moment we have been given because time is passing us by quickly.” Mima Yocasta Ortiz Mima “To my parents for all their efforts — I am thankful that I have to continue opening new avenues in order to pay a debt to them. I want to make them proud of me.” 41 Seniors Seniors Seniors Annalisa Ouellette “You’ll never win or lose if you don ' t run the race.” “A friend is someone who walks in when all of the rest of the world walks out.” Lance A. Paquin “It’s not who you are, it’s what you wear.” Scott Matthew Parent Mark Pelletier Marcus “Four years of my life was spent with the Class of ’89 and I must say they were the best and will be the most remembered.” “Remember happiness is living life to it’s fullest.” Tammy Penny Twinkle Toes “If you smile. I’ll smile — DEAL!” Edward Pierce Teddy 42 Seniors Seniors Seniors Jennifer Lyn Piotrowicz Jen “Real difficulties can be overcome — it is only the imaginary ones that are unconquer- able.” “Please!” Brian M. Poussard Pous Edward Michael Poussard Melissa Riley “Always remember to follow your dreams Seniors Seniors Seniors Bonnie L. Rizzo Bon-Bon “Be your own type of person and do things your way. That’s the best way you could ever be.” Kristen L. Robichaud Maria Altagracia Roman Dennis M. Ross Caius “Don’t worry about it!” Jamie R. Ryan “Courage is best measured against a person’s willingness to express an opinion of variance with common belief.” Stephen Sadoski Seduce Me “Put your God first, your friends and family second, and yourself third.” 44 Seniors Seniors Seniors Jennifer Sanderson Jay “A friend walks in when the rest of the world walks out.” ‘‘Good luck Rach.” Kim Marie Sattiewhite Dawnmarie Sellers Cheryl E. Seward Bubbles, Seaweed “Would you just trust me? I’ve seen Mom do this tons of times!” “Oh, don’t be silly!” Chris Shauffer Schaff “Wadda ya have to ‘Shauffer’ it?” Erin E. Shephard EES “Life is just a game with time we play. Time is just a moment which will pass away.” — Baldy 45 Seniors Seniors Seniors Eric Sher Leeanne Silva Maria Jose Silva Sherri Ann Simpson Ariana J. Smales Brat Today’s dreams are tomorrow’s future, so hang on to your dreams and make them happen.” Angela N. Solomos Seniors Seniors Seniors Jennene Marie Sorrento J.J. “You can’t always get what you want, but you just might find that you can get what you need!” Vilomone Souvannakane Kimberly A. Stever “As long as you’re determined in life, you will achieve all your goals.” “Best Wishes to the Class of ’89!” Sharon Sweet “We always think of the present; let’s not forget the past.” Sandra S. Tache Sandy “Live life with an open heart.” Le A. Tang 47 Shannon Marie Tremblay Shanster “Hi everyone! I just wanted to say it’s been ‘different’.” Seniors Seniors Dale S. Titus “It is only the ignorant who despise educa- tion.” — Syrus Glen Phillip Turner “You may say I’m a dreamer, but I ' m not the only one. I hope someday you will join us, and the world will live as one.” — John Lennon Seniors Heather L. Therrien “Good luck to the Class of ’89! Live life to the fullest! Forever be with Tony!” Helen Tsoutsouras “Live today as if there’s no tomorrow.” Seniors Seniors Seniors V. Beth Tzortzis “Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together.” — W. Wilson Alexander James Ullven Israel J. Urena Yuderka Urena Yudith “I appreciate the support 1 have received from my teachers and family. I would like to wish my classmates the best of luck.” Joanne Vacirca Jo-Jo “Live each day to its fullest, for you don’t know what tomorrow may bring.” i k Seniors Seniors Seniors Jenny M. Valdez Andrea Viglas Viggie “1 can’t fly higher than an eagle, for God is the Wind Beneath My Wings.” Andrew Viglas Vig “I’m impressed, and remember I don ' t im- press easily.” Amy Elizabeth Walsh “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players.” — Shakespeare Christine Walsh Chrisy “Hold on to your dreams because dreams can become reality. Always reach for the stars — we are the future! Love you all!” Meghan Walsh Megs “Yesterday is but today’s memory and tomorrow is but today’s dream.” — Kahil Gibran 50 Seniors Seniors Seniors Robert Ward Wardy Jeannette A. Warren Rebecca Howland Wholley Becky “For it is not what the world holds for you; it is what you bring to it.” Cynthia J. Williams Rocky “The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed.” Lynnette Ann Wilson Zechariah Zegarowski Zach “Ifitistobe, it is up to me.” “I’d just like to say bye to all the teachers that I have made good friends with, and to say hi to all my good friends and peers in the Class of ' 89. Good luck in the future.” 51 Seniors Seniors Seniors Stephanie A. Zielinski “Self-confidence is the first requisite to great undertakings.” Martin Anaya III Kathy M. Comeau Barbara Meyers 52 1 Amy B. Levasseur Patricia Lonergan Jose L. Lopez Peter F. Lussier Christine Marie Marques Kenneth W. Michaud William Moran William Randall Neal Angelo Joseph Pelosi Henry E. Redwine Edward J. Richardson Blais Russo Michael J. Tingley Dung Anh Tran Jeff D. Woods ,.i if it mm � ■n ■ 53 PICTURES 54 J. Alley ne A. Aucone L. Beaulieu C. Bilodeau D. Borden L. Bradbury A. Busteed M. Butcher C. Cabrera T. Civiello E. Connolly K. Cronin D. Cummings C. Donovan S. Encamacion M. Estella K. Feeney L. Flynn M. Foran S. Freeman N. Gagnon N. Gallant R. Goppe M. Grondin G. Hacker 55 K. Halpem K. Jalbert A Maguire S. Murray J. Odiome Z. Hoang C. Kap. T. Mur. S. Malionek T. Nelson L. Paquin D. Hopper J. Lantier S. McBoumie L. Nikolopoulos T. Penny T. Howland S. Lindsay J. McSwiggin B. O ' Brien D. Reagan C. Hung B. Luzinski H. Moreno A. Ouellette M. Riley 56 D. Ross D. Sellers C. Seward A. Sol. H. Tso. J. Sorrento K. Stever S. Sweet B. Tzortzis A. Viglas A. Walsh C. Walsh B. Ward R. Wholley C. Williams S. Zielinski 57 58 59 GIRLS’ SOCCER 1 SENIORS: HEATHER Mc- INTIRE, KELLY BRENNAN, LAURIE BEAU- LIEU, BECKY WHOLLE Y. (CAPTAINS: Brennan, Whol- ley, Beauieu) (Front Row) Kirsten Feeney, Becky Wholley, Laurie Beaulieu, Kelly Brennan, Jenn Dowd, Heather Mclntire, (Row 2) Patsy Melin, Charlene Jackman, Kate Pelletier. Kathy Moreland, Christine Mclntire, Nancy Bellomo, (Row 3) Laurie Fabiszewski, Kathy Toups, Carolyn Hart, Leanne Morris, Asst. Coach, Chuck Maihos — Coach S.H.S. OTHER 8 Classical 0 5 Saugus 1 3 Fenwick 1 0 Marblehead 0 2 English 0 1 Swampscott 1 - 5 Danvers 0 1 Beverly 3 N. 1 Saugus 0 3 Marblehead 2 1 English 0 60 61 Boys’ Soccer SENIORS: MATT CUR- RAN, JOHN MURPHY, TOM COTE, TEDDY PIERCE, MARK PEL- LETIER, DEN- NIS ROSS, JOHN ODI- ORNE. (Front Row) John Haight, Matt Curran, Aaron Sylvanowicz, Tom Broadbent, Greg Carter, Brett Maitland, Mario Millet, Marc Berube, (Row 2) Asst. Coach — Aaron Wyatt, John Murphy, Mark Pelletier, Teddy Pierce, Dave Luzinski, Bobby Lubas, Dennis Ross, Rob Malionek. Brian Cobb, John Odiome, Coach. SHS 9 Classical OTHER 2 2 Saugus 1 9 Gloucester 2 0 Marblehead 3 2 English 2 2 Swampscott 1 4 Winthrop 0 0 Danvers 4 0 Beverly 5 6 Classical 0 1 Saugus 2 4 Gloucester 0 0 Marblehead 2 l 3 English 2 62 Hi ' I Golf SENIORS: SEAN DELANEY AM Mc- Y — CAP- ur (Front Row) Billy Boudrot, Michael Desilites, Jim Tierney, (Row 2) Bill Cullen — Coach, Adam McClory, Sean Delaney, Tim Quinlivin, Sean Cokerdem. Members for a week: Keith Cronin, Cindy Williams, Amy Walsh. 64 65 Cross Country Track COACHES: SHARON LYNDA COFFIL — ASST. PRAMAS LONGO AND COACH. (Front Row) Tracey Lessor, Heather Yale, Nelon Omar Rivera, Bruce Kent, (Row 2) Danielle Chakoutis, Ricky Taylor, Adam Olson, Mike Rollins, Amy Herrera, Kristin Hickey (Row 3) Robin Lermond, Gregg Wolfson, Sharon Pramas Longo, Lynda Coffil. S.H.S. GIRLS OTHER L Classical W W Winthrop L W Saugus L L Swampscott W L Danvers W L English w L Gloucester w L Marblehead w L Beverly w S.H.S. BOYS OTHER L Classical W L Winthrop W L Saugus W L Swampscott w L Danvers w L English w L Gloucester w L Marblehead w L Beverly w 66 67 Field Hockey SENIORS: DIANE KEN- LEEN DONOVAN, RENEE NEDY, BARBARA LUZIN- STRAUB. SKI, KIM JETER, COL- (Front Row) Alice Ryan, Ginger Perry, Jodi Jellison, Heather McClory, Leanne Gauthier (Row 2) Anne Fieno — COACH , Colleen Donovan , Diane Kennedy , Barbara Luzinski , Becky Carlton , Sherrie Feffer, Kim Jeter, Renee Straub. 68 69 Football FOOTBALL COACHING BUR, MIKE FISCHER. TIM STAFF: KEN PERRONE? MARCOULIER, AL GIARDI, JIM ELSAESSER, NEIL PETE DOLAN. MONAHAN, DAVE Wl£- HC SENIORS: (Front Row) Chris Kapantis, Bobby Frizzle, Jason Alleyne, Stephen Sadoski, Mike Ting- ley, Doug Canney, Mark Fischer, Tony Murphy (Row 2) Ed Richardson, Tom LeVasseur, Dennis Gaudet, Peter Call, Zach Zegarowski, Mike Brophy , Eric Connolly, (Row 3) Brian Poussard, Bobby Ward, (Row 8) Jeff Woods, Bob Mari. S.H.S. OTHER 0 Peabody 0 12 Saugus 21 13 Gloucester 22 W Marblehead L L English W L Swampscott W W Winthrop L W Danvers L W Classical L L Beverly W 70 Bridging the Gap 72 Pep Rally lOSADOSKI 75Cmr 36TJN61EY 26rwny. 8HZ:6W5« 1 WAPQj S9CONHOUY 62Gwf 53 RSCHER BfWSSAKi „ LEfTl Z . J oencS RTDE. SHSkttS 73 Homecoming Adriane Aucone served as Queen, Diana Cummings served as Senior Attendant, Michelle Gaudette Served as Junior Attendant, Laurie Fabizewski served as Sophomore Attendant, and Sarah Harwood served as Freshmen Attendant. 74 Powderpuff 75 Band Marching Concert Band, Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble, and Colorguard ur. 76 (Front Row) Kathy Askew, Nicole Gallant — Colorguard Capts . (Row 2) Tracey Cormier, Ken Wilkie, Susie Lord (Row 3) Ginger Perry, Julia Bums, Julie Marcowitcz, Kerry Savageau, Sheri Feins, Sarah Wright, Sarah Rook, Lynne McGrath, Debbie Desjardins, Matt Foran — Drum Major, Stacy Caron, (Row 4) Nadine Gagnon, Yvonne Theriault, Kerri Brophy, Sue McBoumie, Cindy Williams, Dave Plante, Laurie Fabisz ewski, Rachel Curtin. Denise Inman, Amy Walsh (Row 5) Michelle Chaurette, George Kritopolous, Debbie Williams, Mike Milani, Guy Spinale, Craig Bilodeau, Dino Milani, Jeff LeBel, Greg LaBelle, Kristen Fabiszewski (Row 6) Becky Carlton, Priscilla Mario, Sean Taylor, Dean Borders. 77 Girls’ Indoor Track SENIORS: ANN ALISA N ALISA OUELLETTE, OUELLETTE (CAPTAINS: BECKY CARLTON) KERRY SHEEHY, AN- ■Hn (Front Row) Kerry Sheehy, Annalisa Ouellette, Becky Carlton, (Row 2) Lisa Pelletier, Tracy Carter, Jane Ouellette, Michelle Moore, Valerie Foran, Heather Yale, (Row 3) Sharon Pramas Longo — Coach, Amy Fournier, Becky Egan, Robin Lermond, Heather Hamois, Lynda Coffil — Asst. Coach. 78 79 Wrestling (Front Row) Chris Brimicomb, Paul Theophilopoulos, (Row 2) Jed Voss, Bob Denis, Matt Desmond, George Aruz, Veikko Huuskonen, (Row 3) J.D. Phillips — Coach, David Elsaesser, Steven Cahill, Jeremy Potvin, Henry Soo-Hoo, D.J. Gauthier. CAPTAINS: CHRISTO- PHER BRIMICOMB, PAUL THEOPHILOPOULOS 80 81 Girls’ Gymnastics SENIORS: COLLEEN DON- OVAN, JO- HANNA IN- GALLS, BON- NIE OBRIEN. (CAPTAINS: DONOVAN AND INGALLS) (Front Row) Colleen Donovan, Johanna Ingalls, (Row 2) Lisa Audet, Kelly Kulak, Betsy Doggett, Tricia Herwig, Barbara Peterson, (Row 3) Coach, Becky Crawford, Bonnie O’Brien. NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE STANDING WON LOST SALEM HIGH 3 3 82 i 83 Hockey (Front Row) Tom Beaulieu, Ed Poussard, Keith Pelletier, Chip Cook, Carl Schambaugh, Damion Johnson, Brian Dube, Jason Barber, (Row 2) Scott Hentosh — Asst. Coach, Asst. Coach, Germaine Sattiewhite, Scott Williamson, Brett Maitland, James Ready, Jeff Merrier, Eric Connolly, Mike Denis, Derek Eskanas, Coach Sweezey. 84 85 Girls’ Basketball — 1989 Northeastern Conference Champions 4 SENIORS: JEN DOWD. CAPTAINS: JEN DOWD AND KATHY MORELAND. T nP ■ ¥ w 42 (Front Row) Karen Blanchette, Phoebe Hernandez. Jen Dowd, Kathy Moreland, Christine Mclntire, Andrea Bertini, (Row 2) John Fortunato — COACH, Alicia Mitchell, Sarah Harwood, Kathy Toups, Gabby Creeden, Kate Pelletier, Gloria Martineau, Leanne Morris, Beth Kapnis — Asst. Coach. NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS WON LOST SALEM HIGH 16 2 CONGRATULATIONS ON A GREAT YEAR!! 86 L 87 Boys’ Basketball — 1989 N.E.C. CHAMPS — Div. II North Section Champs (Front Row) Mike Fritz, Eddie Hammonds, Pedro Himinez, Andrew Viglas, Eric Brunson, Eric Liebowictz, Pete Phillip, Danny Hall, (Row 2) Asst. Coach, Chris Shauffer, Zach Zegarowski, Jason Alleyne, Bob Ward, Mike Giardi, George McDonald, Doug Canney, Jeff Woods, Coach O ' Brien. NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS WON LOST Salem High 18 0 CONGRATULATIONS ON A GREAT YEAR! Never forget the year we made it to Boston Garden. 88 89 T Spring Track SENIORS; ANN ALISA ALLEYNE, DANNY BOR- OUELLETTE, JASON DERS, DENNIS ROSS. (Front Row) Jason Alleyne, Chris Eaton (Row 2) Dennis Ross, Shilo McDonald, Dan Borders, Dan Meeghan (Row 3) COACH, Chris Szczuka, Mike Geralamo — Asst. Coach. (Front Row) Annalisa Ouellette (Row 2) Michelle Moore, Val Foran, Becky Carlton, Kerry Sheehy, Michelle Gaudette, Cheryl Mastrogiavanni, Leanne Gauthier (Row 3) Leah Pacheco, Heather Yale, Kerry Walsh, Mihn Cone, Tracy Carter, Alice Ryan, Tracy Lessor, Sharon Pramas Longo — COACH 90 91 Softball SENIORS: Kelly Brennan, Heather Mclntire, Colleen Donovan, Laurie Beaulieu, Jen Dowd. r ' lL � Coudmutt 5PT Pfi rid 1 ■ ■ 4 IfjBE M iT SiriiMif iVli K n (Front Row) Leanne Morris, Heather Mclntire, Laurie Beaulieu, Colleen Donovan, Kelly Brennan, Jen Dowd (Row 2) Gloria martineau, Charlene Jackman, Christine Mclntire, Kathy Moreland, Kathy Toups, Andrea Bertini. 92 93 Boys’ Baseball — N.E.C. CHAMPS DIVISION II NORTH SECTION CHAMPIONS SENIORS: ANDREW VI- GLAS, STEPHEN SADOSKI, DANIEL BABCOCK, DOUG CANNEY, DENNIS GAU- DET, JEFF JUDEN, ZACH ZEGAROWSKI, RAY CHOU- INARD, BOB WARD. (Front Row) Eric Sholds, Danny Hall, Dave Angeramo, Andrew Viglas, Stephen Sadoski, Danny Babcock, Jim Ready, (Front Row) A1 Giardi — Coach, Bob Ward, Ray Chouinard, Zach Zegarowski, Jeff Juden, Dennis Gaudet, Doug Canney, Mike Giardi. S.H.S. 1 St. John’s OTHER 7 3 Swampscott 0 4 Winthrop 0 0 Danvers 0 19 Classical 1 7 Saugus 0 11 Gloucester 1 8 Marblehead 2 11 English 0 6 Beverly 1 12 Swampscott 0 3 Danvers 2 9 Winthrop 2 94 L Lacrosse SENIORS: ANGELO PELOSI, MONTANGE. CAPTAINS: BRAD MALOON, MIKE MATT CURRAN ROB TINGLEY, MATT CURRAN, LAMONTANGE. TONY MURPHY, ROB LA- y 4 ‘i (Front Row) Matt Curran, Rob Lamontange (Row 2) Brad Maloon, Mike Tingley, Brian Crosby, Angelo Pelosi (Row 3) Tony Murphy, Brett Maitland, Tom Doyle, Eric Rickert, Brian Cobb, Damion Johnson, Brian Donoghue � 96 97 (Front Row) Adam McClory, Rob Malionek (Row 2) Scott Ferguson, Jeff LaBelle, Jason McCormick, Dale Borders, Ken Wilkie, Jeff Beauregard, Coach Karumpus. 98 99 Football Cheering 100 Basketball Cheering 101 Hockey Cheering 102 ft Soccer Cheering 103 I Student Council Colorguard Pop Rock Chorus 105 Peer Education S.A.D.D. National Honor Society Orchestra Spanish National Honor Society 106 Jazz Ensemble Close Up li Science Team Morning Notices Crew 107 108 109 1 Winter Cotillion 1 10 1988 1989 in Dark of the Moon 112 Wizard of Oz 113 Senior Show V 115 Student Government Day 116 117 • • • Senior Prom May 22, 1989 . . . 1 18 “Heaven in Your Eyes” 119 Luau 120 121 Awards Night 122 123 Cruise Senior Banquet 125 Graduation Day June 2, 1989 126 Veterans Memorial Field House 127 128 Superlatives Teacher’s Pet Rebecca Wholley Robert Ward Most Likely to Succeed Rebecca Wholley Jeff Juden (photo not available) Most School Spirit Adriane Aucone Brad Maloon I Nicest Smile Andrea Viglas Andrew Viglas Cutest Couple Adriane Aucone Stephen Sadoski Most Inseparable Friends Angela Solomos Helen Tsoutsouras Most Inseparable Friends Ray Chouinard Andrew Viglas Most Distinctive Laugh Katelyn Feeney Doug Canney (photo not available) Most Argumentative Tammy Penny Zach Zegarowski Most Talented Amy Walsh Matt Foran Most Gullible Katelyn Feeney Eric Connolly (photo not available) Most Individualistic Best Personality Duane Lord Lisa Cirome (photo not available) Andrea Viglas Andrew Viglas Best Build: Laurie Beaulieu Dan Berube o Class Flirt: Jen Sanderson Doug Canney Best Looking: Laurie Beaulieu Dennis Gaudet 4 ' V ! 4 L K 132 I 133 MR J MICHAEL WARD MR PAUL HIGGINS MR PHILIP BURKE MR. DANIEL WHOLLEY MR EDWARD A. CURTIN MRS. CECILE L. DRISCOLL MRS. GAIL A. KUCKER MRS. LYNDA COFFILL MISS DIANE McGRANE 134 FACULTY AND STAFF MR. RAYMOND MS. BROGAN MS. IWANAGA MR. REAGAN MR. O’BRIEN MRS. JACOBS MRS. HUGHES MRS. CRONIN MS. BEAUPRE MR. CAMPBELL MR. PHILLIPS DR. POOLE mr. McDonald MS. CLAY MS. NADEAU MS. WHOLLEY MS. SANBORN AND MR. MAIHOS MS. BARRY MR. MYCUE MRS. GODIN MR. SADOSKI MS. HOGAN MR. THIBEAULT MRS. CORRIGAN MR. BAILEY MS. PHELAN MS. ZATORRE MS. MIRKIN MS. DONAHUE MS. LILLO MRS. DECARLO MR. KENNEY MRS. MULHOLLAND MS ROCHE MR. COOMBES MR. RUBIN MS. KATZ MR. GIARDI MR. LEVINSON MR. GIRARD MRS. ARENA MS. O’LEARY 135 MR. FISCHER MR. TURGEON MR. FORTUNATO MR. ELSAESSER MR. THOMSEN MR. NOLAN MR SALVO MS. FECTEAU MR. WILINSKI MRS. COOPER MS. LOUGHRAN MR. MAZZARINI MR. LEONARD MS. BAILEY MR. TRIANT MR. SEELEY MR. MOYNIHAN MR VAN COR MR. GESWELL MR STEVENS MR. CASSELLINI MR. NATOLA MR. RISOLDI MR BALDASSARRI DR. KAMINSKI MR BURNS MRS. BARRETO-LONGUS MS. PIEMONTE MS. HYNES MS. ARNO MRS. TINA MRS. SKALIOTIS MS. MILLER MS. DOWLING MRS JALBERT MS. ATKINS MRS. PRENTISS MRS. SWEENEY MRS. GEORGELAS MRS. MURPHY CAFETERIA STAFF MR ANDRUSKIEWICZ 136 A - A A jB ml A Aim , fl Yearbook Staff (L to R) Lauren Bradbury, Art Editor; Kristen Fabiszewski, Assistant Editor; Amy Walsh, Editor; Keith Cronin, Photography Editor; Diana Cummings, Matt Foran. (Not available for photo: Cheryl Hung, Melissa Butcher, Annalisa Ouellette, Business Editor.) I quickly learned that you “can’t judge a book by its cover,” especially a Yearbook. I thought a Yearbook consisted of pasting pictures and light typing, but I was wrong. If it wasn’t for some very dedicated Staff Members, this Yearbook wouldn’t have been completed until the year 2089. I would personally like to thank Kristen Fabiszewski for sorting through hundreds of candids and doing all the layouts; Cheryl Hung for creating the collage, typing the LONG Class Will, and being there to help; Lauren Bradbury for brightening up each page with her creative artwork; Keith Cronin for overseeing the Faculty Pictures and typing; Matt Foran for typing names and quote after quote under Senior pictures; Diana Cummings for soliciting ads and always willing to do more than her share. A sincere thank you to Mrs. Driscoll and Mrs. Kucker for consoling us, laughing with us, giving us helpful advice, supporting us, and most of all being there for us. Good Luck Class of 1989! This is your Yearbook filled with memories of the past four years. Best Wishes in all that you do and may future memories be as special as those we’ve shared. Amy Walsh — Editor-in-Chief 137 CLASS WILL OF 1989 Gayle Hacker leaves her winning picks to John Murphy and Jason Morris. Tom Moreland leaves his Christmas tree to Ms. Blair for her to put up. Sean Delaney leaves his splendid golf shots over Coring Avenue to Andrea Viglas. Sharon Lindsay leaves Dunkin Donut munchkins, every Friday for the rest of her life to Mrs. Beaupre. Kathy Mullen leaves a lock of hair to Mark Pelletier for him to have, to hold, and play with whenever he wishes. Dan Babcock leaves his map of Boston to Lauren Bradbury and Melissa Butcher. Craig Bilodeau leaves the equation hm= 2.7 (R-r) (u + ]) to Dr. Poole. Dan Borders leaves his soccer skills to Dale Borders and the AV Mirror to Jason McCormack. Sharon Sweet leaves her house in the wildlife to all who have enjoyed the scenery. Nicole Gallant leaves Kristen Fabiszewski a perfectly caught guard exchange. Amy Desilets leaves Nike Tingley many happier years together. Jennifer Dowd leaves her moped helmet to Fortch and Mr. Maihos. Jennifer Sanderson leaves a night in a U-Haul truck to Jill, Dennis, Tommy, and Doug, and a space in the back for Robin and one of her Chrises. Melanie Estella leaves a bottle of Liz Claiborne, a Debbie Gibson tape, a brown Camaro, and memories from the “swinging days” to Lisa Flynn and Bonnie O’Brien. Joanne Vacirca leaves Annalisa Ouellette another night to walk down Tammy’s street, the drive home from Peter’s to Sandy, her red and white shorts to Bobby Frizzie and a pack of gum to Mark Fischer. Kim Jalbert leaves all of her Working Woman Magazines to Jennene Sorrento so she can do them for her. Jason Morris leaves his wild jumpshot to Bobby Ward (he needs it!). Katelyn Feeney leaves Laurie Beaulieu with the sensation that she’s on a tropical island with Alex P. Keaton and one ticket left to Colleen Donovan. Rebecca Goppe leaves little talks to Mr. Baldassarri. Robin Manning leaves Jill and Jen Malibu and a one-way ticket to California Sunshine. Jen McDonald leaves good times to all at 15 Linden Avenue. Hadee Moreno leaves El Cid and Dona Aluera to Gayle Hacker. Fatima Hoxha leaves her cousin Maria Alantzas to carry on the Greek Tradition. Helen Tsoutsouras leaves all the good times they’ve had together to Angela and Tina. Susan Malionek leaves her new, sharp-pointed thoroughly examined pencil to Duane Lord. Rebecca Wholley leaves a senior week committee meeting with 200 Seniors present to Adriane, Diana, and Kelly. Barbara Luzinski leaves her plane ticket to N.Y. City to Johanna, and one last viewing of the Scarlet Letter to Lance. Ann Correnti leaves all her left-over Chinese food to Dawn Reagan. Keith Cronin leaves his decorations for the bust of Nathaniel Hawthorne in the library to Ms. Corrigan. Melissa Canning leaves her knowledge in the field of science to Kristen Berube. Ray Chouinard leaves a pair of real sneakers to Bobby Ward. Stephanie Zielinski leaves their half-written songs to be finished to Erin Shephard, and a life-time supply of Extra Super Hold hairspray to Cheryl Seward. Dennis Gaudet leaves his Chump and Ham Award and his love for a Robin to Chris Kapantais. Monica Cronin leaves her English book to Bill Castonguay — good Luck! Tom Cote leaves three credits to Bobby Raymond so he can graduate on time. Jill Condin leaves a bottle of Malibu, a stolen cup, and a broken ice cube tray to Jennifer Sanderson and Robin Manning. Chrissy Walsh leaves her undying friendship and respect to Tom Mazzarini. Chris Evans leaves his gym, math, and English credits to Ewan Miller. Chris Kapantis leaves both Robins to Dennis Gaudet, “THE CHUMP” Tracy Howland leaves three Diet Cokes and three small French Fries to Beth Tzortzis and Sue Malionek. Johanna Ingalls leaves Barbara Luzinski one more walk run home from the Willows. Christine Cimino leaves Bonnie O ' Brien new spurs on her boots for the Texas weather. Adriane Aucone leaves her “mothemess” to all her friends who are away at school. Kristen Fabiszewski leaves one last trip to Heartland to Cheryl Hung, a post-paid post card from Florida to Nicole Gallant, an endless supply of linen to Annalisa “The Bedmaker” Ouellette, and to Glen Turner, all the clothes she’s ever stolen from him. Bonnie Kawczynski leaves her absences, tardies, skipped classes, and breakfast expeditions to Mr. Baldassari. Tom Beaulieu leaves his beloved hat to Casey White. Andrew Viglas leaves a certified Massachusetts driver’s license to Zach Zegarowski. Erin Shepard leaves memories of the Willows and Great Woods to Stephanie Zielinski. Melissa Butcher leaves her good hair for the beaches of Hawaii, chattering teeth walking on blue floor, “The Lot”, bunny’s yawn, “The Wind Beneath My Wings”, and . . . E! Diana Cummings. Teresa del Carmen Cabrera leaves her math homework to Rosa Salomon. Lauren Bradbury leaves Matt Foran, “Is Jimi Hendrix the guy with the Muppets?” Amy Walsh leaves a cheesball from beyond to Stephanie Murray, and a weekend with WOOLIE, a carrot, a George Michael song, and free limbo lessons to Matt, Keith, Melissa, Diana, and Stephanie. Maureen Kidney leaves many 30 mile drives to Sharon Sweet. Tammy Nelson leaves her car to Colleen Donovan so she can have a reason to get her license. Melissa Riley leaves the telephone in Mrs. Mulholland’s office to Stephanie Healey. Mike Backry leaves his cafeteria seat to Mr. Mazzarini. Bonnie O’Brien leaves a few more fun dates to go on to Melanie Estella and Lisa Flynn. Lance Paquin leaves his ownership of Student Activities to Gail and Cecile. Terri Civiello leaves her weekend fiestas to Dawn Reagan. Yudreka Urena leaves a Spanish English Dictionary to Connie DeLa Rosa. 138 Stephanie, Beth, and Amy leave a normal laugh to Keith. Bobby Ward leaves a pair of shorts to Kerry Sheehy. Tammy Penny leaves her four years of love and many more to Zach Zegarowski. Dawn Reagan leaves her Sesame Street Live memories to Ann Correnti. Bonnie Rizzo leaves all her notes to Kathy Comeau and her love to Christos. Joseph Langlois leaves his locker to anyone who can open it. John Murphy leaves his bathroom floor to Brad Maloon and Jon Chmura. Chris Conway leaves a pen mark on his left hand to Chris Kapantais. Mark Fischer leaves Mike Tingley a new girlfriend. Mark Pelletier leaves his speed and agility to Brenda Pelletier. Mima Ortiz leaves her skinny bonds to Ingris Lora. Laurie Beaulieu leaves an unfound back to Sandy’s earring to Sandy Tache and Jennifer McDonald. Michelle Grondin leaves a life time membership to the Hair Club for Men to Mr. Salvo. Aimee Bissel leaves Susan Belski to next years teen parents. Rob Senior leaves his stinky sneakers to Robin Junior. Andrea Viglas leaves Steve 33, Kerry 3:00 Banananights, Styks my refrigerator, Annalisa’s lucky classes, and Ade our “love” for cheering. Beth Tzortzis leaves Keith Cronin a lie detector. Lisa Flynn leaves some peanut butter and bananas to Bonnie O’Brien and Melanie Estella. Kelly Brennan leaves kisses and hugs to Dave Angeramo. Jennene Sorento leaves a broken-in seat for her granny car to Kim Jalbert. Zoom Hoang leaves her name “Jane Smith” to Keith and Kendra. Pam Espaillat leaves her loud mouth to Leah Leblanc. Debbie Borden Senior leaves her anger and temper to Sophomore Sharon Cass. Adam McClory leaves his grin to Jason Morris. Diane Kennedy leaves her MVP Title of Field Hockey to Sheri Feffer (spondee). Lisa Cirome leaves her peanut butter and fluff sandwiches to Rot (or) Melt. Kendra Halpem leaves her pen toss to Colleen Donovan, football skills, 15, and the definition that he is p 2 to George McDonald, gorky, calender 7, fetal fatso, and all the memories of the “prep” to Debbie Hopper. Stacy Freeman leaves Sandy Tache a rock and Patty Lonergan a car to walk into and a fire extinguisher, and to all her friends a lifelong friendship. Brad Maloon leaves Mr. Salvo . . . with pleasure . . . , and a frankfurt to Bobby Ward. Jason, Brad, and Sean leave many moons to Mr. ROBERT T-bo from his classroom patio. Cheryl Seward leaves her tanning lotion to anyone who wants orange hands, an order of nachos to Brad Maloon, and the movie The Three Amigos to Sharon Sweet and Amy Walsh (If only they didn’t leave). Zach Zegarowski leaves his basketball skills to Zeban Zegarowski. Shannon Tremblay leaves her house(s) for future “adventures” to Kerry W., Liv, and Kerry S. Jamie Ryan leaves his friendship to Chris Comeau. Edward Pierce leaves his Grateful Dead shirts to Amy Griffin. Kimberly Stever leaves her left over “skip days” to Little Vig for him to enjoy. Tom LeVasseur leaves the Suicide Squad to Scott Connolly. Kali Guilmet leaves her last four years of problem boyfriends to “Dear” Gayle Hacker. Jen Lantier leaves her com rice cakes to Theresa Miaskiewicz. Carlos Garcia leaves his chair in Lilliana’s room to Erik Leibowitz. 1 Cindy Williams leaves a faithful ear to always listen to all the important things she has to say to Laurie Fab. Sandy Tache leaves the “Senior Girls” her pink Body Talk sweatshirt. Amy Busteed leaves her “Attitude Problem” to all her teachers, especially Mrs. Hughes. Jason Alleyne leaves his appetite to all the underclassmen. Matt Foran leaves his sister Valerie — that is all. Zeppelin! Eric Sher leaves his Accounting book to Mrs. Blair’s students to struggle with. Kimberly Knight leaves those “exciting” Tuesday Thursday Teen parenting classes to all those “lucky” Teen Parents that remain. John Odiome leaves his tact with women to Robert Malionek. Debbie Hopper leaves her pen cap to Dennis Ross, and the wise words of Gorky to Kendra Halpem. Nadine Gagnon leaves the job of painting thirty-six flagpoles to future colorguard members. Sheri Feins leaves her lunch table to Jed, Rob, Dave, Steve, and Christina. Jon Chmura leaves memories of the linoleum floor to Brad Maloon and himself. Dennis Ross cannot leave Ed Poussard money, but on his deathbed he will receive total consciousness. Annalisa Ouellette leaves her Isben books to Cheryl Hung, her good luck to Andrea Viglas, her spare time to Meghan Walsh, ! the streamer from New Year’s Eve to Lisa Flynn, and another year of joy and happiness at SHS to all her junior friends. Meghan Walsh leaves her common sense to all her friends. Cheryl Hung leaves the “good life” and A1 B. Naked to Jen Coughlin, 1:00 AM walks to Annalisa Ouellette, her crises to Kristen Fabiszewski, her Physics and Calculus grades to Sean Delaney, and a night at the police station to all those who escaped from the “The Hill.” Diana Cummings leaves one runciblE spoon, a can of tunafish, her sometimes triangular hair, their totally strange con- versations, the lot, her inability to say goodbye, and her eternal friendship to her best friend Melissa Butcher (LENNON). Jeff Juden leaves Bobby Frizzie his fifty cents on the table. Galen Frizzle leaves Jeff Juden his card playing tactics. 139 CLASS HISTORY During our four years at Salem High School, the Class of 1989 has had many memorable experiences. It all started in 1985, our Freshman Year, when we came through the front doors as naive little girls and boys. At that time, however, we thought we were really something special; just graduate from the Big 8th Grade. What an adjustment it was for us to get used to the enormous building with the color-coded floors. Almost all of us have, at one time or another, found ourselves in the wrong classroom because we assumed we were on Orange floor because we looked at the orange which are on blue floor. Or was it the green lockers on orange floor or the blue lockers on green? Our student handbooks didn’t tell us that the people who installed the lockers were color blind. Many of the girls puzzled over the ability of the upper-class-woman to produce such marvelous creations with their hair, but it is now obvious that the Class of 89 has mastered this handicraft. Our Freshman year was an exploring year for us. In Middle School we never had such spacious paths to roam as we discovered in these corridors. By the end of Freshman year a few of us thought that we knew every nook and cranny of Salem High, but for most of us Sophomore year would bring more exciting routes. In 1986, we entered Salem High an hour earlier and with a somewhat snotty attitude. Now we were no longer babies; no longer tadpoles in the pond. This was our school now! We took great pleasure in bothering the freshmen. It was exciting to have our Football Team become Northeast Conference Champions that year. Only slightly less exciting was the day we were sent home early because of the waterbreak. What a waste of hairspray, mousse, and gel! This was the year in which we were introduced to Project Adventure. Those knot-crazy gym teachers drove us up the wall every day. It was also a bit hard to believe that getting all muddy wading through a swamp was required to receive a diploma two years later. Of course, some of us decided to wait until Senior year to enjoy all the fun at once. By the end of Sophomore year we were ready to become official upperclassmen. Since the ceiling repairs had finally begun, we packed up our rain gear, our umbrellas and our dingies, and hoped for a dry Junior year. 1987 saw us already eagerly looking toward graduation. We now knew the school inside and out. For many of us (and probably for our families too) the most memorable thing about Junior year was getting our licenses. Finally we had freedom! This would be the end of Salem boredom! For a while it was! How many nights did we spend driving back and forth between McDonald ' s and Big Fred’s and to the summer feature attraction, the Willows??? How much gas did we bum? Like anything 140 else, it became old pretty soon and Salem was as boring as ever. Halloween brings back many memories for the men of our class. Just as people thought they were beginning to grow up, vicious rumors were heardabout the hoarding of large numbers of pumpkins. Oh well, those are our boys. When June came we were sick of being in school, but there was a feeling of superiority growing among us. The Seniors were gone and we began to realize that we too were coming to the end of the line. One year left!! Finally, after a long and extremely hot summer, we strolled into Salem High for our last year as Seniors!!! Now we were it and we knew it!! We had nothing to prove anymore. Some of us began the “Senior Slide” in September, while others managed to wait until after the first semester. Our football team may not have risen to the top as we had hoped, but it wasn’t for lack of trying. And the senior girls sure did give them great encouragement with their outstanding Pep Rally skit. We excelled in other Athletic Fields. Our Basketball Team was defending champions of our conference, won it all again and went all the way to the finals in the Garden before losing a Heartbreaker. They may have lost the game in the Garden, but their hairdos won hands down. Our Lacrosse Team even sparkled, winning two games, a feat unheard of in years past. And, of course, our Baseball Team is headed for the tournament as usual. Its biggest problem seems to be getting home from games on time to practice for the next game. It seems people don’t believe that one of our players can write his name, and they ask him to do it over, and over, and over again. Memories of the four superheroes of our class who attacked a robber in a gas station will stick with us forever; as well as the priceless memory of certain delinquents among us who went for a ride from the Golf Course to the Police Station in a luxury paddy wagon. All in all, our four years have been great; and we even got the precious Prom Glasses that we whined over! Good Bye and Good Luck to the Classes of 1990 and beyond, we will always know that we were the best, but life will go on without us at Salem High. Written by: Meghan Walsh, Class Historian “89” 141 FRIENDS ARE FRIENDS FOREVER Lying on a borrowed bed Thoughts are rushing through my head Staring at a half-packed suitcase On the floor Just a couple of days is all it takes Closer friends than a lifetime makes And I can’t imagine Closing that door For the last time. Emotions so strong Denied for far too long The God that’s within Is brought out in song CHORUS We learned to love and we came to care When I reach out you won’t be there But in my heart I know Friends are friends forever Wipe away those tears my friend My love for you will never end ’Cause in my heart I know Friends are friends forever Even though our time flew by The best of times we can’t deny Thinking of these priceless moments Makes me cry So when the tears begin to pour Remember — that’s what friends are for And I can’t imagine Closing that door For the last time. Emotions so strong Denied for far too long The God that’s within Is brought out in song CHORUS Singing our love Sway hand in hand Don’t stop and try To understand CHORUS Friends are friends forever. Lyrics and music written and composed by Matthew Foran and John Perry 142 MELSONG ipi A time will come when we’ll look back. We’ll think of all the memories of our past. We’ll remember all those special times we shared. And we’ll remember all those people for whom we cared. We’ll think of those memories when we are feeling down. Or when we are wishing that our friends were still around. Or thinking of when one of us was feeling blue, The other always seemed to know just what to do. When one thought that no one cared. The other held out their hand to say that they would always be there. So when you think back to these days. Remember you are in my heart for always. CHORUS You are the smile that brightens my days, You are my friend for always. You are my bright Hawaiian sun. You are the one with whom I have fun. You are my guiding light. You bring the hope into my life. I give you my heart and my soul. Because I had been part, you made me whole. And if you should ever go away. In my heart you will forever stay. And if I should ever go away, I hope that in your heart I will forever stay. Hold the memories and the friendships dear. So when we are far apart we will still be near. Because soon my friend we may part, But we will remain forever in each others hearts. We may seem to go our separate ways. Somehow though, together we will always stay. CHORUS You are the smile that brightens my days, You are my friend for always. You are my bright Hawaiian sun, You are the one with whom I have fun. You are my guiding light. You bring the hope into my life. I give you my heart and my soul. Because I had been part, you made me whole. And if you should ever go away, In my heart you will forever stay. 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