Tri County Vocational Technical High School - Summit Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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Senior Class Officers Senior Class Officers (Left to Right) Tracy Devitt (Vice-President), Heather Zahner (Secretary), Debby Traghella (Treasurer), Laura Stoddard (President). 19

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IN APPRECIATION TO CHRIS A special thank-you for showing us all what should be most important in our lives. That is, to be a caring friend. But, more importantly, to have a smile and strength that never fades. The Class of ’86 18

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Class Will I Kim Ahern, leave to Miss Morrison all my pink slips. I, Mike Albee, leave to Mr. Steele the Holbrook soccer ball. 1, George Alexander, leave to Mrs. Gibson the only “A” in English that I ever got. I, Marla Alisandratos, leave all my best friends, my great memories and all my school belongings. I, Mandi Alsten, leave to Barb my thanks for all the fun we’ve had. I, Robert Amaral, leave all my headaches to Mr. Spargo. I, Jon Anderson, leave to Mrs. Gibson my gym socks and out dated book reports. I, Tim Armstrong, leave to Mr. Schavrien my hair from my head. I, Chuck Bailey, leave to Krista Maus the memory of “Mick”. I, Daniel Beschi, leave to Brenda Tighe my books and pencils. !, Andrea Birch, leave an air freshener for Deb Jen’s locker and a math book for Frank. I, Mike Blais, leave to John Kenney the names of the people that stole his car. I, Deborah Blake, leave to Becky Blake best wishes for her high school years, to Mr. Letendre thanks for his motivation, to Dave, all my love. I, Douglas Bowden, leave to all the teachers my thanks! I, Donna Brissette, leave to Debbie all the sessions in the south wing bathroom. 1, Leah Brodeur, leave to Mr. G. all my dipp wrappers. 1, Mike Brogan, leave to Mr. Pavolis my freezer. I, Kim Brown, leave to Mr. McKinney a bottle of Glass plus, a small note pad for quick notes, and a snow storm in August. I, John Bullock, leave to Mr. Schavrien my scope mouth wash. I, Brad Butler, leave to Steve Girling my memories from this school. I, Todd G. Carlson, leave to the under classmen in Culinary Arts absolutely nothing. 1, John Carneiro, leave my brain to Mr. Bugg. I, Rian Chace, leave to Mr. Blaney my favorite vegetable, beans. I, Ron Charette, leave to Mr. LaMacchia thanks for all his G.A. knowledge given to me. I, Craig Charpentier, leave to Ed Recchia all the eraser chunks that I threw at him. 1, Karen Charpentier, leave to Mr. Halstead a constipated pig. 1, Yee Chin, leave to Mr. Halstead my hair, Bentley my stomach, Palmieri my nose. I, Teri Chlebek, leave to Cheryl Mendenhall all my mind boggling problems to come. 1, Cheryl Cloutier, leave to anyone who enters this school my giddyness for Mr. McKinny. I, Eric Cobb, Leave to Tri-County my empty coffee cup. I, Gary Collins, leave to the less fortunate kids of Tri-County my great looks. I, David Cook, leave to Mr. Spargo my cleaned out locker. 1, Gary Cormier, leave to the underclassmen Mr. Palmieri. Good Luck! I, Charlene Crook, leave Mr. D’Amico to Kim, Jane and Tiffany. I, Michael Curran, leave to the following classes, nothing. I, Jay D’Espinosa leave to Mr. Spargo the patience to deal with underclassmen. I, Tony Dastoli, leave to the upcoming seniors ’Deadheads”, the Food Trades girls bathroom. 1, Jen Davidson, leave to the Commercial Art underclassmen the hole in the darkroom ceiling. 1, Mike Dawe, leave to Chuck Palmieri the kleenex corporation so he can blow his nose. I, Rene DeDoming, leave to all lower classmen a chewed worm. I, Steven Delano, leave to Mr. Schavrien an endless supply of lav passes. I, Peter Deloia, leave to Mr. Toupin for all the trouble he caused me. 1, Tracey Devitt, leave to Mr. Dow my attitude. I, Anna DiGenni, leave to my good friends in Health Shop. 1, Chris DiPillo, leave to the Auto Body teachers my nose full of quarters (you probably all need it,) and the famous sayings. I, Barbara DiRado, leave to Mr. Pavolis Mr. McKinney the memory of my flowered pants and thanks to all my friends for four great years. I, Christine Dodge, leave to Mr. Glasser all my child care notes. I, William Donnell, leave to Carrie St. Charles all my everlasting “LOVE” I, Frances Douglas, leave to Todd a full moon at Beaver Pond. I, April Dow, leave to Boss Slaney more of gods graffite (gray hair). I, Gary Dwyer, leave to Boss a stock of celery for one of those days. I, Roberta Edwards, leave to Julie Radziwill a rubber glove to toss out the shop window. I, Paula Eliason, leave to Boss Slaney a robot to take care of my coffee duties, and to Jeff all of my love, and to D.M., L.P., B.D. luck in the future. I, Debbie Ellis, leave to Richie Ellis my English reports. I, Nola Evangelista, leave my Robert Plant pin to be remembered. I, Lisa Evans, leave to Tri-County, the memory of Jim Nabors. I, Christine Fallon, leave to the D.E. shop my dance music dancing feet. I, David Feener, leave to Mr. Michaud a bank full of pennies. I, Scott Fitzgerald, leave to Mr. Vernon one of my best Tie-Dyed Dead shirts. I, John Flanders, leave to Mr. Pedro a fine collection of his most stupid stories (hard cover edition). 1, Pete Furkey, leave with smoking tires. I, David Gaskin, leave to Tammy Greene, my books and locker. I, Carol-Ann Gleason, leave to Mr. Meisner all the underclassmen to pick on. I, Ron Heisler, leave to Mrs. Anderson my nose. I, Julie Henry, leave to Mr. Pavolis A Blue Toupe. I, Holly Hicks, wish Tina Cisternelli the best of luck in the years to come. I, Frank Iula, leave to Mr. Codman my company for another year. I, Eric Johnson, leave to the Class of “86”, good luck to everyone. I, Mark Jones, leave to Tri-County, “Nothing” I, Gary Jutras, leave to my gym locker my smelly old sweats. I, Jim Keenan, leave to Sid Barret his own mind back. I, Chris Keleher, leave to Mr. Billington Bob Brower. I, Richard C. Kidson Jr., leave to my brothers my mild temper and presence of mine. I, Marlene Kosmenko, leave to Mr. Hitchborn all his written assignments. I, Jeff Krula, leave to Ron Heisler one more year of high school. I, Keith Kubacki, leave to Mr. Palmieri my attitude and Mr. Bentley my smile. 1, Mike Lawton, leave hopefully. 20