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I, Lisa Lemire, leave to Ted Johnson all the good times we’ve shared, and all my love forever. I, Barbara Leonard, leave to Joe Laviano all the memories we have shared. I, Debbie Lewis, leave to Jayne Hamilton a smoke eater for the cosmetology bathroom. I, Chrissie Love, leave to Mr. Jones my $90 Walkman he lost in 9th grade I, Judy Lucas, leave to Mr. Pedro a pair of Jethro’s shoes by the Cement Pond. I, Charlie MacDonald, leave to Tri-County, my sanity. I, Steve MacDonald, leave to underclassmen, some weapons. I, John Paul, leave to Mr. McKinney a forever lasting headache. I, Pat Maher, leave to Tri-County Football team, my hopes for a winning season. 1, Pamela Mandeville, leave to Mr. D’Amico all my love and all his understanding 1 bottle of scotch a pack of cigarettes. I, Dawna Marchand, leave to Missy Mandell my spot in the smoking area. I, Mike Maron, leave to my less fortunate sister all my old schoolwork to help her grades. I, Krista Maus, leave to Mr. D’Amico my sanity. 1, Marya McCloskey, leave to Mr. Hichborn all the culinary arts related accounting Juniors. I, Mike McKeown, leave to Mr Blaney and Mr. Conley the memory of the senior class of ’’86”! I, Brian McLintock, leave to the Electrical shop teachers a dead frog and Steve. I, John McMorrow, leave to Mr. Packard a roll of turns. I, Cheryl Mendenhall, leave to Teri Chlebek a year’s supply of hair spray. I, Diana Mordini-Chas, leave to Mr. Hitchborn the tons of fun twins, to Mark, Lisa, Paula Barbara, the memories. I, Betsy Moriarty, leave to Paul all my love forever, and to Mr. D’Amico I leave all the great times Junior Year in shop. I, Pam Murray, leave to Mr. Pedro the echo of “Pedro” in the hall. I, Brian Nelson, leave to Mrs. Gibson some batteries for her Bugs Bunny pencil sharpener. I, Chris Nelson, leave to Mike Burke my guitar. I, Kim Patterson, leave to Mr. Doucette all the “metal heads” in the band. I, Lisa Paul, leave to all my friends happiness and the best of luck in the future, and I leave to Tom all my love. I, Michelle Paul, leave to Penny Bullis and Cathy Wainwright my cosmo station. I, Lisa Pellegrenni, leave to Mrs. Gibson all the Cadbury eggs in the world. I, Denni s Perkins, leave to Mr. Blaney nothing in the cribs. I, Rhonda Pettis, leave to Mr. Slaney the smell of Oregano burning on the stove. 1, Shawn Pierce, leave to Mr. Pedro my Fire Engine imitation. 1, Debby Pisani, leave to Nisa Erickson all the lonely bus rides without me. I, Laurie Poirier, leave to Mr. Letendre all the compositions stories I wrote for his class. I, Becky Power, leave to Tri-County my books and memory! I, Frank Proctor, leave to Mr. Bugg a can of raid. I, Julie Radwill, leave to Kim Brown and Roberta Edwards memories of Chinese restaurants. 1, Kim Raymond, leave to Tammy Sauter the west core bathroom. I, Edward Recchia, leave everything to anyone who wants it. I, Farley Rezendes, leave to Mr. Bernie Osborne a lot of thanks for heading my career in the right direction. I, Colleen Richards, leave to Mr. Letendre my best wishes. I, Chris Richards, leave to Mr. Toupin the head problems I gave him. I, Karen Robbins, leave to Mr. Vernon a copy of The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. I, Todd Roberts, leave to Mr. Cappella my beer mug. I, Mark Robinson, leave to Mr. Cappella a pair of white overalls. I, Thomas Ryan, leave to Miss Morrison my attitude. I, Jay Ryan, leave to Mr. Spargo my laziness. I, Tim Sanders, leave to Mr. Spargo a life time supply of velamints. I, Jeff Santos, leave to Mike Thibodeau one more year with Ms. Baldi. I, Lynne Santos, leave to Mr. D’Amico, a can of hairspray and powder bleach. I, Rick Sarvas leave to Science Fiction my mind — for better or for worse. I, Tammy Sauter, leave to Kimmie Raymond the South Wing Bathroom. I, Rob Sawyer, leave Tri-County for the rest of my life. I, Johnny Scarborough Jr. leave to Mr. Pedro the next three generations of the Scarbor¬ ough family to pass thru his portals of knowledge. I, Fran Sebio, leave to Laurie Mollie memories of “Babs.” I, Mike Shea, leave to Mr. Packard some hair. 1, David Sheridan, leave to Mrs. Wnuk a cold classroom. I, Vicki Smith, leave to Mr. Hitchborn my related books. I, Roger St. Germain, leave to Joe Veilleux my notebook. I, John Starr, leave to Ms. Sutton a hand grenade. I, Heidi Stivaletta, leave to Jim Conley all the good times I had. I, Laura Stoddard, leave to the underclassman a school full of spirit!!! I, Lisa Stott, leave to Mrs. Sallen a roll of silver tape. I, Gil Taillon, leave this school happily. I Mike Thibodeau, leave to Mr. Rickard all the headaches I have caused him through the years! I, Jim Tilton, leave to Keith Welby a six-pack and a ride home. I, Debby Traghella, leave to Mr. Packard a book of passes. 1, Joseph Veilleux, leave to Mr. Cappella my white overalls I, Matt Verrochi, leave to Keith Welby a six pack and a car. I, Lisa Weber, leave to my brother Paul, 3 great years at T.C. to Mr. Glasser many thanks for his help. I, Keith Welby, leave to my auto repair related class my remains of me and my car when I crash. I, Keith White, leave to Mr. Slaney my hair cut appointments. I, Paul Wilson, leave to Mr. Sloane my height. I, Doris Winans, leave to Miss Sutton and Mrs. Hannigan all the Daisies I picked in my Sophomore and Junior Year. I, Ian Woodward, leave to Debbie Savage, the food trade shop and the rest of the school. I, Heather Zahner, leave to Mr D’Amico a pack of cigarettes, a bottle of Scotch and all his aggrevated related classes. 1, Paul Zahner, leave to Mr. Michaud a new penny 21
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